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didn't eee anyihlna uk.an~ on Dakota. Park to "take to hJaher around mlnu•." Branniaan aald In a It went anyway." tranamlulon ayat..m "and eec~
his radar mof\ltor, and there Preaumabl~, several other imroedlately." telephone lntervtew. The test message was widely person In the office here ill
were no clouds ln the lky, but .broadcasters dtd the same. The only trouble wu, lt wu a 1The man on the spot waa Jim dllleminated on weather eervice 1uppoaed to try hla luck aC
who's to argue with the National "The Na tlonal Wea th er teat me11qe, not lntended for Allen technidan at the weather circuits, he aald. getting tht. thin& to work on an
Weather Service? Service has issued a flaah·fiood tranamialot\. eervi~ office In Wllllston. "Central region headquarte.n automated basl1. But It wen~
When a fluh-flood bulletin wamiruz . . . alona the Little But It wu a full 30 minutes "h wasn't 1upl)Oled to ao onto In Ka.n.su City called and wanted awry." :
showed up Wednetday evenlng Mmourl River,'' the bulletin aald. before the weather eervtce oftke the teletype," Allen, who hu to know how come it went out," Ir suc h a mistake had t<t
on the weather eervice teletype Radar showed "tn area of very In Wllliaton, where the metN&e been with the weather service he said. happen. Allen aald, Wed~
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'1jumped on it right away." thunderstonns" and "flooding la uyin1theflratonet\.adbeenaent interview. "There'll a triggering alto phoned. "There were no clouds at all
broadcutlna the warning Imminent," said the messa1e. in error. code that you uae to make it ll.O Allen explained that the and nothing at all on the radar.!
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FAMILY MEMBER -Jerry Schmitz, a aon of st.ate Sen.
John G. Schmitz, talk:I to newsmen Wednesday at door of the
senator's Newport Beach home. Senator Schmitz has
remained in aeclusion and has made no public comment since
the la&est tum in his oontrovenial public career came &o light
earlier this week.
Schinitz secluded;
•
statement due
By DAVID KUTZMANN o<t11eDe11JNetlt.ft
Silence greeted news media
representatives gathered in front
of the Spyglass Hill home of state
Sen. John G. Schmitt as reaction
was awaited from the Newport
Beach politician ln the wake of
disclosure that he allegedly
fathered two illegitimate
children.
A former aide. who said he
had been in touch with the
lawmaker in his seclusion, said
Wednesday Schmitz told him he
would comment on the
controversy as soon as he had
resolved "family diHiculties."
Schmitt has not been pubhcly
seen since headlines began
appearing early this week,
following a juvenile court
hearing dealing with one of the
two children he allegedly
Casino robbed
INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev.
(AP) -Sheriff's officers aaid
they had few leads In the daring
robbery of a Lake Tahoe culM
that netted the robber or robbers
some $163 ,000 In cash. The
robbery occurred Wed6esday.
COUNTY
fathered out of wedlock.
With the exception o f
Wednesday's statements to hlS
former employee. Schmitz has
maintained virtual silence on the
matter.
The left}slator lives with his
wife Mary and several of his
children in Newport Beach. The
possible existence of a second
family was disclosed Tuesday
when Carla Verne Stuckle, 43, a
Republican party volunteer
worke r. was unsuccessful in
winning back custody of her
13-month-old son in court.
Orange County Superior Court
Judge William Murray ruled that
the infant would remain at the
county's Albert Sitton Horne
pending completion of ~n
investigation into Injuries the
child suffered which required
corrective surgery to his penis.
Ano~her court. hearing is
9Cheduled for Aug. 6.
Murray said Schmitz had
called him last week and told him
he was the father of the child.
On Wednesday. Miss Stuck.le
claimed that Schmitz also waa
the father of her 2-week-old
dauahter. 'Sff-.SENA TOR.-Paae .U>
Dieting vs. nutrition ...
There's a difference between dieting and
nutrition, says a Costa Mesa woman who once
weighed 311 pound.a and now wears a air.e 12 dreea.
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BUSINESS
Codeine drop
I
Medi-Cal • Ill
irks OC doctors
lh JOEL C. DON o<tM Deir ..... ,..,.
The state Legislature's plan to
drop codeine compounds from
the Medi-Cal program may leave
Guerrillas
attack e d
b y I srael
BEIRUT. Lebanon \J\t'J -
Israeli forces attacked Syrian and
Palestinian guerrilla positions
along the entire cease-fire line in
eastern Lebanon today and
Iaraeli jets divebombed Y aater
Arafat's PLO enclave in west
Beirut.
The PLO's Voice of Palestine
radio said Israeli warplanes also
were bombing and strafing
Syrian fOl'Ce9 In eut Lebanon's Bekaa Valley. Israeli maht.ary
officials say the truce line in the
valley ts ~80-mile9 long.
In the Lebanese capital.
reporters saw hraeli jets
bombing the Fakhani
neighborhood that bo~s~s
Ara!at's rommand headquarters.
lt waa'the first laneU afr attack
on west Beirut in 23 days. ~re
was no Immediate word on
casualties. •
A nulitary communique issued
an Jerusalem said the Iaraelis
attacked In eastern Lebanon
following what It called repeated
violations of the 12-day-old
U .$.-sponsored truce by the
Syrians and the Pale1tinian
guerrillas in their ranks.
poor and elderly people lacking
for alternative pain medications,
Orange County docton warn.
"There is a good chance that
patients who have a genuine
need for codeine drugs will be
hard pressed to buy over·the~
counter .substitutes to relieve
their discomfort," said Dr.
Charles Plows, an Anaheim
obstetrician and member of the
California Medical ~ation's
Medi-Cal Committee.
In an effort to avoid a state
deficit, lawmakers 1tripped $46
million from the program's drug
budget aa part of a $400 million
saving In the $~ billion Medi-Cal
program. The cuts take eUect
Sept. 1.
Codeine compounds were
sin&Jed 9\lt In part becauae of
apparent abuse by 90l1'le patients
and over-prescribing by eome
doctors, a state health official has
said. The compounds senerally
are in the fCl"'11l of comPtnations
of codeine and asplrin or codeine
with :i)'lenol.
Codeine compounds are widely
prescribed to elderly patients .wt...mc a.a.. t*nfw .-tftri• ~
as well • for general aliments
such as toothachn, headaches
and mUICUlar pain.
• Xbou&h codeine ocxnpou.nda -as well .. othet-rnedbtions -
have been dropped from Medi-
Cal reimbunement. doctors may
still pn!9Cribe pure codeine for
the e1Umated three million
people eligible for the health care
program. However, doctors are
required to fill out special
prescriptions called triplicate
forms for pure codeine and other
narcotics.
Such prescriptions can be
(Sff CODEINE, Page A%)
Milk drop dile
T wo cents a gallon in· area
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The price of milk will drop
statewide next month, with the drop being as much as two
cent.'i a gallon in Southern California. says the Food and
Agriculture Department.
Department Director Richard Rominger said Wednesday
the drop results from public hearings in June "to substitute a
factor in the Class 1 Price Formula. and to adjust the Class 1
price relationships between marketing areas."
These amendments, along with lower production costs,
lowered the statewide average price of Class 1 milk -
primarily for drinking -bt a~out 22 cents per
hundredweight, beginning Aug. 1, Rominger said.
But the drop in the Southern California milk marketing
area will be 28 cents per hundredweight. or two cents a
gallon.
NATION
Let 'em eat crab
A group of congressmen will be fed a crab dish
prepared from food tol9ed out by• supermarket to call
attention to food waste in the United State.I. ~ A5.
Male worker wins aex sull
A male office worker hat been awarcWd damages
after suing a f ernale supervieor who alleaeCDy demo'4!<1
him after rejecting her eexua1 tdVancea. Pip A9.
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ROLLING ALONG -Lort Goetz of Bell pushes hel'
seven-seek-old son Ryan along Mam Street in Huntington
Beach as she coasts on roller skates. It was a bit cooler in
Huntington than it was where she came Crom.
Nixon says Pat
'wonder[ ul wife '
NEW YORK (AP) -Fonner
President Nixon, talking about
his wife, Pat, says their marriage
has lasted 42 years because they
have "compatibility and the same
general beliefs."
"I married her because I loved
her and because 1 admired her
Intelligence and great sense of
humor," Nixon said in an
interview in the August issue of
Good Housekeeping. ••You know.
she is still wonderful; she hasn't
changed through the years.,,
He said, "She has always been
courageous and steadfast and has
great strength of character. Her
intelligence is very high.•·
Recalling their meeting in 1938
and marriage in 1940, Nixon says
"Pat was very beautiful. She still
is. She has the kind ol classical
beauty th.at lasts."
The former president says the
elfecia. of~e hia-wiCe, now
INDEX
70. suffered an 1976 have all but
disappeart>G.
"Her health is excellent. She
doesn't quite have the stamina
she used to have, and she doesn't
like to go on faraway trips. But
o ther than a slight, almost
unnoticeable problem with her
left arm. she's fine." While Mrs. Nixon doesn't
really care for IOCial life, he said.
(See NIXON, Pa1e Al)
Pickets peace£ ul
DAKOTA CITY. Neb. (AP)-
Strikers picketed peacefully
today at the gates of a
slaughterhouse and processing
plant where rock-tossing meat
workers clashed wl\h state
troopers in clouds of tear gas on
the two previous mornings. A
security oCficlal at Iowa Beef
Processors Inc. said state troopec;a
were at the ~. -
Ann Landen
Moviee
Mutual Funds
National Newt
Public Not.kes
Sporu •
Dr. Sielncrohn
Stock Markets
TeleWlon
Theaters
• WeetMr Wor)d Newt
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HONEYMOON OVER -Married only three
days and en route home to Riverside from Las
Vegas, James and J oneue Edgmond w~re
about a mil~ from home when their new Buick
,.,~.
was hit by another car. Jonette and the other
driver, Wanda Grant, 56, were injured but
James, 38, was unhurt.
• tt
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\\.\t. Continued stories
CODEINE PROPOSAL .. •
called into a pharmacy only in an
e mergency. Otherwise patients
must see their doctors for each
refill
The triplicate form process tS
c.-onsidered a bureaucratic hassle
by most doctors, said UC Irvine
College of Medicine Dean
~t.anley van den Noort.
' "People are going to be In pain
af the doctors have to fill out a
11ew prescription every time," he
s¢<!.
Plows said the new Medi-Cal
regulations may spur some
doCtors to avoid participation m
tfwt state program. ~e're going to see a lot of
-Cal patients who are going
ta'have to buy their own drugs,"
he predicted.
He also said Medi-Cal patients
may turn up more often in
hospital emergency rooms as a
result of the health program
cutbacks. Dr. Jerry Tobis, UCI professor
of physical medicine and
rehabilitation, acknowledged the
state's desire to trim all &re'5 of
the budget. But he is dismayed
by added restrictions placed on
doctors who feel obligated to
treat pain as well as speciflc
diseases.
Most doctors agree Medi-Cal
patients suffering moderate-to-
severe acute or chronic pain will
generally find little relie f in
non-prescription drugs.
"Aspirin is no substitute for
codeme," Tobis sa.id
N'IXON MARRIAGE • • •
she's an excellent hostess.
"She's very good onstage, so to
sPfek, even though s he prefers
not to be onstage. What she
doesn't like are vacuous dinner
parties with a lot of idle chatter.
"My wile's most e ndearing
quality." Nixon said, "is her way
wi\h children. It's difficult being
t™t children of celebrities. Pat
spent so much time with our two
daughte rs (Tricia and Julie)
giv.ing them Jove and affection
and wannth. But she was also a
disciplinarian. She is the same
wonderful way with our three
grandchildren."
Juhe has two children, Jennie,
4. and Alexander Eisenhower,
11"'1 Tricia's son, Christopher
Cox. is 3.
Until they moved to Saddle
River, N.J ., an hour's drive from
New York, they lived in a town
house in Manhattan.
But Nixon kept an office at the
Federal Plaza in New York, near
Wall Street.
"I get up at 5 o'clock in the
morning. I walk for half an hour.
have breakfast and drive into
town. It takes me about 50
mmut.es. Pat drives m twice a
week to see Tr1c1a at her
apartment. They lWlCh together
and shop, and many times I JOan
them for lunch "
Irvine weighs
boost in tax
on hotel beds
Irvine city officials are
considering measures that would
raise hotel bed taxes from 6 to 8
percent and create a new 10
percent entertainment tax.
The City Council will hold a
public hearing at Tuesday's 7:30
p.m. meeting to consider the
moves.
The council will be under the
gun to decide whether to ask
voters on Nov. 2 to ratify such
tax increases. Deadline for
pl.acing measures on the ballot is
Aug. 6. Tuesday's Is the last
regula rly-sch eduled co~ncil
meeting prior to that deadline.
The two taxes generally are
geared to cap\ure revenue from
people visiting the city rather
than those who live there. The
bed tax, officially known as .a
transient occupancy tax, 1s
tacked onto a hotel guest's bill.
The entertainment tax would
be charged to ticket buyers only.
at Jive , professional
performances, most likely only at
Irvine Meadows performances.
Thus, a person who pays $14 for
a ticket would be charged an
extra $1.40 In tax.
The Increased bed tax is
expected to raiae an extra ~
million over five yean, if several
new hotels 'are completed and
opened as acheduled.
The enteminment tax would
nme about $660,000 a ye.ar. baaed
on 50 performances a aeuon at
the amphitheater, offldala say.
Revenue from both source~
would go into the city's geneul..
iur>d
Currently along the Orange
~t, Laguna Beach ha,, an 8
.,,.rcent bed tax. Most other cities
are sull at 6 percenL
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Allies voice support, but career in doubt
ByJ&n ADLER Of ...............
Hll mast voaal OJ)pOMl\t called
for hla reai.nat1on from the 1tatt
Senate: S-anta Ana Colle1e.
whe,. he ttach•, may conduct
an lnfo~ revitw of hll etatu.a
II an lnltn.&di>f; ind hll political
booften are exPtellina dismay.
Tht rtactlcin to Tue.day'•
report that 1ta'e Sen. Joh"
Schmitz, the fiery conservative
Republican from Corona del Mar,
fathered two tllegl\lmate
c hildren durlna a nine-year
extra-marital affair and that one
of the children may have been
.exually abl.lled hu aroUled the
pa11ion of nearly ever)'~ne
connected with John and Mary
Schmitz.
Femtnlat attorney Gloria
Allred, who haa sparred with
Schmitt on numerous occasions,
said she Ja "waiting for Schmiu
to blame thll on the Jew1,
femlnl1t1 and le1blan
community."
She called on Schmitz to resign
his Senate eeat and uid she ls not
surprised ••by demagoguee of the
right who profem one type of
morality and practice another."
On the other hand, Schmitz'
closest Senate colleague, Sen.
H.L. RJchardaon, R·Arcadla, said
the dilcloeure was "like a kick in
the stomach. This sure proves the
falllbllity of all of us,"
Richardton aaid.
Sant.a Ana College President J .
William Wenrich, uid the college
board of directors could take an
mfonnal look at the allegation& in
the near futur~. Schmitz has
been teaching political science
and logic counes at the school for
a number of years.
Wenrich said if Schmitz
ultimately were convicted of
c h ild abuse his teaching
credentlaJs would be revoked.
"But it doesn't sound like it's
going that way.
"l don't know if fathering an
illegitimate child is considered
moral turpitude under the
education code, we would need a
legaJ opinion on that," he added.
Moral turpitude is grounds for
firing a teacher under state law.
Both Orange County
Republican Party Chairwoman
Loia Lundberg and political
consultant William Butcher, who
ran Schmiu' successful 1978 at.ate
Senate campaign , agreed
Schmitz' political career could be
over.
"I'm only guessing," Mra.
Lundberg said. "But I cannot
envision his surviving this in any
kind of poll tJcal career."
Butcher added that Schmitz'
longtime "affiliation with family
iss ues would mak e It
t>etnordlnattly difficult fOf' htm
to contlnu. ln poUtJca.''
However, Brad Ivana, untll
rtqntly a top Scnrnltz aide, aa.td
he d~'t believe the dllcl0ture
will adver:~r •fleet th•
Mnat.or'1 poll ~r ln tht
lone run.
11My bUsc reactlon la lncreued
admiration for him," Ev&N Mid
from hit Sacramento home. "He
waan't hypocrttical.' He did have
the child baptiJed, he did have
godparenta and he acted aa a
good Catholic."
Expreuina lkock and dl.amay
over the 1trUi; of allegatiON,
longtime Schmitz 1upporter and
campaign contributor Carl
Karcher, ..President of Carl's Jr.
Reatauranta, aald readlns the
account ln the new1paper wu "a
great dlfappointment to me and
to all of ua."
Hts initial r eaction to the
dilclOIW'e waa ''shock," Karcher
said, "and I gue11 I'm still
shocked."
Karcher added that he hopee
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everyone "keep1 Schmlt.& ln 0\11'
prayen."
Mn. ~ who Mid ..
hu been friend• with the
Schmiu. for the s-at 15 y-.rs.
aid she "wu ahocked and felt
t.dly*' for the family.
She said 1he repeatedly
attempted to telephone the
family Tue9day but WU unable
io set throuah. 0 1 wu ~ co
tell them I wu tOtrJ arMt that I
hope they can work Ulla out,"
Mn. Lundberg aid.
She alJlo uid that while the
GOP Central Committee
probably will n o t become
lnvolved ln the matter, it doetl
conatJtut.e a political blow t.o the
party.
"It has to be a blow to the
party. You can't really d.Mde one
lrom another when a party
standard bearer it Involved,"
Mrs. Lundberg said.
She added the di9eloeure will
only eerve to enforce the poor public·~ pollUcia.nt already
have with the ,eneral public.
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SENATOR SCHMITZ. • •
Both children according to
birth records, were born a year
apart at St. Joseph Hospital in
Orange. The children are listed
under their mother's maiden
name. Schm.itz' naine appears on
both documents as the father.
although only the mother signed
the birth certifica
Mary ~Sc ·u. P
I aw ma kje r · s 0 ·ye a r · o Id
daughter,l said ednesday the
farruly m ~port Beach first
thought it was a joke when at
was reported that Schmitz was
the father of the baby boy
Later, the family be('ame
shocked when there were new
revelation s that he was also
possibly the father of lhe
2-w eek-old girl.
"lt was a shock to everyone."
Mary K ay said outside the
family's Spyglass Hill home
Miss Schmitz said she had
known Miss Stu~k)e through her
volunteer work with the
Republican Party. She said she
also knew the woman had two
young children.
But she said it was a JOit to
leam that her father w as also
supposed to be the father of the
Tustm woman's two ctuldren
"We JUSt thought ll was a
media prank at first,'' she said "1
sllll think it's a prank."
MISS Schmitz send her mother
and father had spent thl• last
three davs "puttinjt tojtt'ther the
p1~-es themselves. When they'rt'
done -we'll have a little family
(gathering)."
She said she hoped her father
would eoon make a statement
about the controversy swirling
about a family many times
involved an controversies.
"In the beginrung, it was a
JOke. Now, l just wish he would
say SOrtl('thing . .," she said,
adding. "I'm still hoping for the
best to come out or at."
Senate OKs
• tax increase
WASHINGTON (AP)
Outnumbered Senate Democrats
took their best shot but failed to
dent a Republican-sponsored bill
that would produce the biggest
tax increase in history
On a nearly party-hne vote of
54 -4 5, the GOP-controlled
Senate rejected Wednesday a
Democratic alternative that
would have e limmated some tax
increases on lower and middle-
sncome famahes and required the
nallon's wealthiest people to wait
for further tax re hef unt.tl the
federal budget IS balanced
"That is not too much to ask"
of upper-income Americans as
tht> govern~nt tries to cut the
federal def1c1t, said Sen Bill
Bradley. D-N.J ., chief sponsor of
the Democratic version
Jailed cop 'privileges' nixed
Mesa chief denies preferential treatment given officer
Police Chief Roger Neth said
Wednesday that an mvestigation
by Costa Mesa police turned up
little evidence to support charges
that a Long Beach police officer
serving time in the city jail lS
receivinjl preferential treatment.
Last week Peggy Mejia. leader
of Orange County's Mothers
Against Drunk Driven,
demanded an investiga\k>n into
allegations that Robert Byington
was receiving special privileges.
Neth said only two of the 10
complaints were true.
Byington. who pleaded guilty
to charges of vehicular
manaJaughter, began serving a
one-year eent.ence March 9. He
will be eligible for early parole
Nov. 4.
Ms. Mejia said she had been
told the Long Beach officer was
enjoying extra vi.lits, unlimited
phone uae, permisaion to enter
unauthorized areas, homecooke<J
meals, haircuts out.side the jail
and preferred job assignments.
Neth said the Investigation
diacloeed Byington'• wife visited
him once on a nonviaiting ruay
and that the officer was being
allowed to see visitors twice a
week instead of once a week.
The chief said both intractions
would be corrected. Ms. Mejia
was not available for comment
today.
The leader of (MADD) ref Wied
to name her source. But Neth
said today he believes the
information came from two
BRIDAL SETS
former prisoners who were
"vindictive" and didn't get along
with Byington.
"In my opinion the unfounded
charges have killed his chances
of early parole," said Neth. "He's
probably going to have to serve
the whole time."
Byington was sentenced in
connection with the Oct. 16 de.ath
of James Riddle, a 20-year-old
tow truck driver who was
repairing a disabled car when he
was struck and killed by an auto
driven by Byington.
Neth said Byington was
housed at the Costa Mesa jail
instead of Orange County Jail for
his own protectJon because he is a
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through the city following funeral services for Sgt. John
Macaulay, who died after 10 days in a coma resulting from a
shootout with a robbery suspect.
Explosives ruling
hurts quake probe
LOS ANGELF.S (AP) -A
state agency's decision to
withdraw permission for
scientists to detonate about 40
undeiw.ter exploaives off Morro
Bay means time, money and
potentially valuable earthqU&U
infonnation will be lost, says a
fn.astrat.ed ICientist.
But the fishermen who take
their living from the off.shore
waters praiaed the action u a
victory in what they 1ee as a
aeries of threats to the area's
.! $Z m1ll1on-a -year fishing
industry. Their opposition
prompted Fish and Game
Department director Charles
Fullerton to block the research Jut Friday. two days before It Wf! to begin. 'It 's a shame ," said
geophysicist WillJam Prothero of
UC Santa Barbera. "We had been
working on the state and federal
permits for about a year . . . We
had ship time for an
oceanographic vessel "scheduled
for more than a year and that's
gone.
"There will certainly be 10me
money lost. In excess of $50,000
could go down the drain," he said
in a telephone interview this
week.
But Morro Bay fisherman
Steve Yeoma said, "It wu the
right move -very definitely.
There's a lot of fish and feed and
stUff up high in that water and
I'm sure it would have been quite
devastating." •
He said, "We fish that area
where the e xplosions were
planned quite heavily." He
oontended bottomfish killed by
the blasting would &etUe to the
see floor and said, "pretty aoon
the bottom sours and everything
leaves."
The controversy swirled
around a plan by the U .S .
Geological Survey and UC-Santa
ORANGE COAST
Barbara to set off slx 600-pound
blasts and more than 30
200-pounders to study the way
earthquake waves move through
the undersea roc.k.
The specific ~t was the
Hoegri fault, which puaes about
three miles offshore from the
Dtablo Canyon nuclear power
plant. The fault's earthquake
potential baa been a major ussue if the hotly contested licensing
~ for the planL
"I think it's very Important,"
Prothero said. ''This is an area
where more aP.iamic infonnation
ls badly needed. Thia WU an
experiment that could have 1one
a long way to clearing up IOl'ne of
our uncertainties."
Fisherman in the area were
already nervous over the recent
federal sale of offshore oil
drilling leases. Addlna the
offshore blasting, said Yeoma. a
fisherman for 30 years, "just
makeil you feel like your back's
up against the wall, like they're
just totally trying to put you out
of business."
Prothero said experience and
.everal studies "show that the
damage is really very minimal."
He said fish within about 200
· feet of the blasts would die, but
sealife such as shrimp anQ
oysters are "not very strongly
affected at all."
He said the group just finished
a similar ject in the Santa
Barbata ~l. though with
smaller charfleS, and fish k.illa
ranged from 12 to about 200 per
shot. He said an environmental
impact statement WU filed and a
Fish and Game Department bloqm would be aboard the
ship.
"I really think it's a
communications problem," he
said. ''There are a lot of lhino
we could have done to llllOOih
th.blgB over with the fiahermen."
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Preeklent Rftaan hal thrown up
hia h.anda tn det.,.air when lt
COl'MI to b&1anc1nc ihe federal
budaet. Hla support for a constitution.al
amendment requ.lrtJ\l a balanced
federal bud1et -j u 1t as
Con1reas Is wrestlln1 with a
detlcit-pla1ued bud1et -
lndlcatea that both are unable to
voluntarily produce such a
document.
Candidate ae..tan wu sharply
critical tn the 1D80 presidential
campalsn of Jimmy Carter'•
failure to ~ the budget.
Carter said In 1976 that he
intended to bring spending
and income into balance if
elected.
When candidate Reaean
unveiled h.11 economic program
during the 1980 presidential
campaip, in a apeech In Chicqo,
he tet 1982 as the target year for
W. Beirut
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b&1anc1nc the federal budaei.
That sl,pped back to 1984.
Today, no one at the White
Houae ahowa any expectation of
meetlnl that da~. sun. the pn!Sldent who ii now
the arcbltect of a budget that
foresees a record U 00 bllllon
deficit, ta.lb earnestly about a
ba1Anoed budget. I
Achieving one, he uys, "ls likty
protecting yo~ virtue. You juat
have to learn to uy no."
Evidently, without the
Constitution telling him he must
aay no, he l,a uytng, well, ys.
But he ia saying -It fe. than hia
predecie.ors.
"We have only begu.o to wean
ourselves from the lona misery of
overtaxing, overspending, and
the great myth that our national
nanny knows beat," the prealdent
Mid the other day at a rally on
th• 1tep1 of the C.pltol.
. "We should 10 fu rther tn redudl\I tax rates and makln1
the whole 1y1tem fair and simple
for everyone, but before we can
do that we must correct and
control a budget system that hu
run amok."
''It IH'l1ll tO me that Amerk!ant
are uytna 'no more If.a, andl,
buts or maybe8. We want a.n
amendment to the United States
Conatltution making balanced
budgets the law of thll land and
we want It now,' " the president
aa1d to the thouaandl of gue1ta at
the rally that was c:alled to add
steam to the drive foP the
amendmen~ proposal.
'Ibe pnsident'a audience was
enthUli.utic. But they lost sc>me
~ their spirit as Reagan talked an. delptte the oppressiveness of
midday beet. Reagan trimmed
h11 remarlu u he apoke, but be
still talked for 18 minutee ln.
weather thlit forced doutw ot...
memben of~ llharinl tbil
dall with him to 1hed thW tuSt coata, I f' !
Amons the thouaand1 C>
people who tweeted out UM! r~
on the NJ» of the C.j>jtol w.,."-
22 hl1h school 1tudenta from
Spain, who were tou'rlna
Wuh!JlitDn.
Thel U.tened u the poUdd.ana.
from Reepn on down, ...ued
deficit spendina and vied wi\h
each other to mow the ~:
support foe the bAlanced-buda-1
&1'J)endment propoul. t I
They were alven ticket.a tl1 •
they decided to show up. Never
mind that the temperature WU ill~
the 90s. Never mind that the:
s tudents ' rudim&llt~i:yt
understanding of En11ish left l
them nearly totally baffied aboutJ
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Anthony E. Patton, memben of San Diego
chapter of t~.e Guardian Angels, patr ol
Fremont Street m downtown Las Vegas. They
are in the gamohng city to acquaint residents
and visitors wilh crime-prevention program.
Indians lose fish battle
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DEAR READmRS: "KeeplnJ. Your Home
ln Shape" II a free, 12-pase broChu.re offered
by Owena-Comtna P'tber81u Corp. to help
homeownen take a clme Took at their hoUM
s:naln*6nce ptOll'am. S~w1 th thte roof and movinl on \0 ttel'I, ca , lldlna, mu:mry and the
f:.ndat.lon, the rochu.re ldentW• common
weatherin8 problema that can lead to costly
repaln ana reduce a heme'• value.
A aeparate cheokH1t, in que1t1on
and an1wer format, fives help ln check-
ina the. performance of Heh component.
The brochure allo identities potential trouble
IJ)Ota and tell-tale ligna of wear, 1uch u curled
roofina lhinales and bllaterinc paint, that can
lelld to more 1erioua repeir problems lf let
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The 1tUdy lnclud~ cleanert1 waxe1,
poll1ht1, dewr1el'\tl, laundry ala1, drain
openen, ammonia productl, over-th.counter
medicationl, lnlecttddel, peeQddel and plant
and animal Pl'Oductl. '
Only 1~ percent of the prodUC'tl Md
Mtequate labell that dllpla~ proper fim aid
inlonnation for eye and lkfn contact, lnp.tion
and ~tlon. followed by a NC'OlllQ\endat.lon
to call a phyaician or pollon control center.
About 8 perwnt of Qle labell were found
to be tnoorreCt, liviJll flnt aid ~\'iel that, lf
followed, could be potenUally danaeroua to
the victim. About half had habell that pve
insufficient inlormat.lon. and 28 percent hid
no w~tlnt aid Information at all and
were the warninl to "Keep Out of
Reach of ."
• alone. d ._ __ Contractor trade organlzationa an nui11C'
improvement books allo are llated to provide
In view of thil apparent wide-1pread leek
of sale labeling, parents should keep their
physician'• phone number handy at all timea
In cue a houMhold product la Involved In
accidental inaeation or other danaeroua
lnddent. Another Important number to keep
by the phone la the Poi.Ion Control Center
located at UC Irvine Medical Center. Thia
24-bour number la 634-~888.
~ lnformation on how io correct problems aa
they are identifted. To request the brochure,
write to N.B.I. Meeka. Owens-Corning
Fiberglu Corp., Fiberglas Tower, Toledo,
Ohio 43659.
· First aid data lacking • Got • probl~1 Thea wrl~ to Pat Horo: .. 1 wit.r. Pat will cut red upe, geUJng the
DEAR READERS: A ran00m survey of
1,019 hou.ehold product labela conducted by
the New York Poiaon Control Center showed
that 85 peroent had inadequate or erroneous
tint aid inlonnation. In addition, sr percent
lacked a llat of i.ngred.lenta which la necessary
to detennine correct fint aid procedures.
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CA. 9262~ . .A. many Jette,.. aa poaible will be an.s-
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Man endures
heat for job
LIKE HOME -Fonner first
d•ughter Am) Carter says
Rhode Island is just like her
hemetown, PlanlS, Ga. M~
carter is a Senate page.
BAKERSFIELD (AP) -An
unemployed man who laid he
was broke endured 104-<iegree
heat on a busy atreet comer to
get fUention for his lign readinc
"I Need a Job."
Craig Andrewa , 26, aaid
pauina motorists offered him
jobs .. a water truck driver. oil
lield laborer and welder. He
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WASHINO'l'QN (AP) -The
c•terert who wlll prepare a _... l\&nCheon tor concr-men w.sn.tay wW pt their food
out of 1upermarket and farm martm truh contalMn.
Crab qu.lche wW be on t.M
rnenu COW'\ety of a 1upennarket
1arba1e container, aald Carol
Fennelly, a member of the
Community for Creative Non-
Violence.
11We found $100 worth of
frolen crab yeeterday," lhe uld.
"lt'1 ltW aood. It had ye1terday'1
explratlon date on It."
The luncheon for members of Concn-ta belna or1anir.ed by
two Ohio Democrats -Rep.
Mary Roee Oakar of Cleveland
and ltep. Tony Hall of Dayton -
to promote a reeolutlon ca.Wng on
the IOVfflUMnt to make aurplua
food available to the needy.
"Growln1 numbers of
Americans ftO to bed hWl8J')' and
malnouriahed each ni&ht, yet we
continue the ~tit-wuta at
food they IO detperatety need," ~y uid in a letter to colleagues.
They cited a 1~77 General
Accounting Office report saying
137 million tons of food ia
dilcarded each year.
Ma. Fennelly said her people
regularly visit produce terminala
and wholesalers aa well as
IUJ>erma~~=-~arbaae bins to ICf'OUn8e ed food.
. "We get up at 3:30 two
morninp a week," she said. "We
always come back with the van
lolded with food.
Btr••• Ba•mo, a former Ill ::: c!:r:nc:~.~'!. ":/: • MEI If ICES ~ with dtfn~ a Cape Cod, M•., tettaurant operat.Qr'
In a d.laputa over ~ Ille of a HM
~on. the reetauntwr II.Id. ~dWo~ a twnmel' M9ldent of Wellflfft near Provincetown,
M ... , retu.d to pay a $29 bW tor htmeelf and three companlooe
and left the Mediterranean
rettaurant without leevtna_ a Up,
o~r Robert Harri• II.Id. Harrll
aald Badlllo, 52, clid pay a •21
wine blll.
"He came In here one ni&ht,"
uid Harria, "and ordered the
fixed price meal, $12.~. He ate
hit way to the enttte, fllet of
sole, aaid it was too amall and
ref used to pay."
Pre1ldeat Rea1an announced
formation of a foundation named
for White Houae Preis Secretary
James Brady and dedicated to
helping other unintended victima
of assassination attempta.
Th e James S . Brady
Presidential Foundation will
provide direct financial help to
needy victims of assassination
attempts. The foundation la
authorized to create scholarships
In tribute to victims or to
encourage young people to enter
government service.
Former President Jimmy
Carter'• memoirs will be
publl.ahed in serial form by the
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
and Time magazine.
The newspaper syndicate will
offer up to U ,000 words ln
1ev.eral daily ln1t.tllment1 to
aub9criben, bqinn1na after Oct.
11. Ttme mqUsne o1t1dall II.Id
they wW publilh excerpts from
the book in two lnatallmenta Oct.
2 and Oct. 9.
9oth Oflanlz.ationl decl1ned to
reveal terms of their con~.
wnlch were neaoUated by
International Creative
Mana'-ement of New York.
Carter I literary apnt.
Carter'• &00-paae book. '° ~
titled "Keeplnc hith," ta to 10
on Ale in book at.ores Nov. 2.
Thirteen years after men
walked on the moon, Apollo 11
aatJ'Ona6lt MJcuel C.llla• wu
honored for
hit part in the
long voyage
with an h o norary
doctorate
degree in
aeronautics.
Salem Col-
lege in West
Virginia
threw a COU.IMI
summertime bash for Collins,
complete with the U.S. Army
Choir. Collina was the astronaut
who remained in the oonunand
module, orbiting the moon, while
two colleagues, NeU Armstrong
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'n.t fonmr a-neral man1pr of the Nordltrom Department
Sten at~ Plua in Salt
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The Nit c:lalma they w fl.red
July 20, 1981, without ute and
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said the firlnel li1enlUIM~.f.nJm
drug-related activttiee or
HeDry Fo.cla, bolpltall.zecl 12
days with a urinary tract
infection and an at.oe.ed tooth,
ia lmprovi~ a_n<l.1hould be
releued by the end of the week,
a hospital spokesman uid.
"He's doing very well," aaid
Cedars-Slnaf Medical Center
spokesman Larry Baum.
The 77-ye.ar-old star, who has
worn a pacemaker since 1974,
was admitted to the }\ospltal
July 8 for monitorinl of a heart
medJcation adjustment and
treatment of a urinary tract
infection. Since then hit New
York press agent, John Springer,
has said that Fonda ii aho being
treated for a tooth infection.
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ARR1VED AT LAST -On the 37th anniversary of his .J
discharge from the Army, John 0 . Prieto received a package
containing a Purple Heart, Bronze Star, Medal of Freedom,
presidential citation and other honors for his service in Woi'1d
War II.
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31 SUMMER SANDALS . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . • . . 1.98
175POPSICLES ........................ 2.98
112-AAINBOWTHOHOS .................... 2.98
73 CANVAS HANDBAGS .................... 3.98
31 TEE SHIRTS ............................ 3.98
47BELT8 ................................. 3.98
infants and toddlers NOW
13 INl'ANTS' DIAPERS ....................... 28c
41 INFAHT8' PILLOWCASES ................. 51c
17 INFANTS' AOUE SETI. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 9k
73 TOOOL.£RS' IANOALS ................... 1.91
31 INFAHTS' ILEEPERS ••.................. 1.91
~TOC>Oi.EAS' HOOOEOIWEATSHIRTS ..... 2.91
111NFAm•ovERALL1 ................... 3.98
171NFANTl'8LOU8U ..................... 3.91
.111TOOOL£Rl'IHORTALLS ................ 4.98
13TOOOLEAS'PANT8ETI .................. 5.98
131NFAHTl'DAUIU .....•............... 8.98
.buys for girls NOW -120 ING GIRLS' SHORTS .................... 2.48.
110IMGOIRLl'SHORTI .................... 3.98
1JOLmU0tRL8' IHORT8 ................. 2.48
120UTTLIOIM.S'IHORTI ................. 3.48
143~K8 .... .. ...... ........ 78c
121 UNDERWEAR . . . .. .. . .. ... 98c
94 DRESS SHIRTS . .. .. . .. .. .. . . . 98c
19 lml.E BOYS' SHORTS .. . . . . . . . . . . . 1.98
80 BIG BOYS' TEE SHIRTS . . . . . .. . . .. . 2.68
~BOYS' PAJAMAS . . • . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . 3.48
60 SHOAT SLEEVE SHIRTS . . . . . . . . . . 3.98 eo SPORT JACKETS . . . . . . 3 .98
89 BIG BOYS' SHORT SLEEVE SHIRTS . . ..... 7 .98
buys for men
NOW
61 SILK HANKIES ............................. 98c
47 SUNGLASSES . . ....... ,'. .. . .. . • . . . .. 98c
45FAMOU8MAKERSUtTVESTS . . ..•..... 1.98
53 S.SLV. COLLARED SHIRTS . . . .. .. . . .. 11.98
19NYLONW~LLETS . . .. .. .. .. . 1.98
93 HALF SHIRTS . . . . . . . . . . . .......•... 2.98
57 MEN'S NECKLACES . . . . . . . . 2 .•
175 SCREEN PRINT TANK TOPS . . . .. . .. . • . . 3.91
27 CASUAL PANTS . . 3.98
1700MINOGAME8 .. . .. .................. 3.98
27 FOOTBAUJERSEYS .. . . . . . • .. . . . .. . . 5.98
15REVERSlllL£8HORT8 ... .. . . -8.88
101 FAMOUS '9.AKEff ACTIVE COOR DINA TES .. 8.98
21UOHTWEJ0HTSPORTCOATI . 19.98
69WALKSHORTS . . . . . . . . . . 9.98
173SWtMTRUNKS . . .. . . 8.48
11 L.SLV.PLAIDSHIRTS .13.98
65 NYLON JACKETS . . . . . . . . . . 9.98
47 NYLON JOG SHORTS .. . .. .. . . . . .. . . . 9.98
53CHINTZSHORTS .. "" .................. 10.98
shoes for the family NOw
12 TODDLERS' SHOES . .. . . .. .. . .. .. . ...... 2.98
24 MEN'S ATHLETIC SHOES . . . • . . . . .. . . . . . . . 4.98
33MEN'SATHLETIC~ES ............. , . 5.98
47 MEN'S CASUALS ..............•.......... 5 .98
34 WOMENS' DRESS SH(>ES ... ,. ............. 5.98
31 INFANTS' AND TODDLERS' SHOES ........ 5 .98
43MEN'STENNISSHOE8 .................... 7 .98
47 MEN'S CASUALS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . 7 .98
40 MEN'S CASUALS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . 8.98
40 WOMEN'S CASUALS ..................... 8.98
15 WOMEN'S DRESS SHOES . . ............. 9.98
27WOMEN'SORE8SSHOES . J ............ 10.98
15 WOMEN'S DRESS SHOES 11 .98
yardage and notions
NOW
&83 PAE-CUT mJG YARN . .. .. . .. . . . . ... . . 28c
83 YDS. POLY/COTTON BROADCLOTH ........ 1.68
141 YDS. POLY /COTTON T ·SHIRT KNITS ....... 1. 78
31 YDS.POLY/COTTONSHEERS..... . .•.... 1.88
19YDS.POLYIRAYONMOCKEYELET ....•... 1.88
31 YDS.POLYIRAYONUNEN-LOOK ......... 2.48
19SWIMSUfTFABRICKrT8 .................. 2.48
49YDS.POLY.COUPE-DE-VILLEPAINTS ...... 2.98
17 YDS. POLY/COTTON EYELET PAINTS ...... 4.18
for your home
' NOW-
211 PLACEMATS .............•............... 48c
•WASHCLOTHS ............................ 48c
11tKfTCH!NTOWELS ..................... , .88c
721ATHTOWELS. . ..... , ................... 98c
47HANOTOWELS .......................... Ne
18RICERU08 ............•................. 1.98
38 SHOWER CURT AIN8 ...................... 2.98
25 TOSI PK.LOWS . . .....•.......... : ...... 3.98
151E08PREADI ......................... 21.98
131£D8Pft!AOI .......................... 39.98
jewelJy buys NOW
'5 FAMOUI MAKER JEWELRY ..•............ 1.98
M NAUTlCALPfNI •..•....................... 1.98
2t ITICK PINI .................•............. 88c
'5 COLOR EARNNOI ...................... ~. '8c
40 DIAMOND CHIP l!AARINOI ................ 8.81
••GtM.1'cAM110111 .................. 3.11 toys, toys, toys .
4'um.IOMLI' CAMllOLU .............. 2.11, . NOW 10IPMTUN~ .................. 7.11 S41TUfFID~MALI ..... : .............. 1 •. ,llo
TIMON.1'0.,, 'ANTI ................ 11.M 14GAMll .................................... lie •
!Disease,
• recession
hurt eaterr.
SACRAMENTO (AP) -
Salmonella and economic bad
t1nMI have cllled the l1x Sport'•
Ch.lcbn N Bllcuit rwtaurant.a tn
the s.crarn.nto ......
One of the outleu, on El c.m1no Avenue, wu abut by
county Malth oftlda11 after at
leaat 25 cuatomera contracted
1 a 1 m o n e 11 a . N l n • w e\r e
hOl})&.i.llled. ' ..... That oc:Currence" "didn't help,"
a flrwlder uJd.
But lluah' Sacket~ preeldent of
American Prlnclpal1 Financial
C.Orp., Del Mar, the firm that
bankrolled Sport'1, added, "We
had hJch hopes for the operation,
but buaine. ii toup with the
depr"f!9ed economy.'
Sackett aald hl1 corporation
advanced California Sport'•
Restaurant Corp., the company
that held the franchilee for the
Haras1eil
male
• r1ns case
MADl.SON, WW: (AP) -A
mai. state emplOy• wbO Mkt be
WU demoted after NlllUni the
eexual advanc. of hll ftlnlll
bou hu won a •ue,e oo
Judiment. A u.a. I*trk:t Court )Ary
ordered Jecquellne Rader, 3', tO
pay •11•.eoo tn cmn.,.. to Dmd Huab1chan 83. The .. ;;.-;.;{
a110 ordered
Ma. Rader'•
~-(l~ 1 u p e r t o r , Bernard
Stumbra1,
hHd Of the
•tate DtWllon
of Economic
A-.tance, to
MUG.CHIN pay Hueb-
1chen •st ,900 Deeauae of hi•
"callou1 Indifference" in the
December 1979 demotion. .
Sacramento Sport'• operatlona. SUPERVISOR -Jacquelyn
Huebechen'1 aUOl'ney ll'sued
that ltrell from the ~t
cauaed Hueb1chen to be
"withdrawn." $1 mllllon. Rader.
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Helping hands
given awards
WASHINGTON (AP) -S1x ~lva'-ctUsena
and four public flaw-were honorid for reachlna
ou\ \0 help f Uow Amerlcant 1n charhy and ln Joy.
The men and women are rtdplentt of the 10\h
annual Jtff•rton Awarda stven by tho American
lnltJtute fOf' PubUc Servic:e, founded tn Un3 to
honor the echtevmnen\ Ln the tleld of publ.lo 1trvSce
ln the Uni~ States.
. The awards were in five cateaoriet. Public
flaurea ho~ are: -Sen. Jioward Baker, R-Tenn .. the Senat#.
majority leader, cited tor
'.'strengthening the leadership,
direction and dignity of the U.S.
Senate."
-Bob Hope, the comedian,
h onored "for a lifetime of
tireless effort upllftlng the spirit
or Am erica at home and
abroad."
-Rep. Claude Pepper,
D -Fla., praised for his
"leadenhlp on behalf of older
Americans.''
-Mayor Henry Cisneros or San Antonio,
Texas, who, at 34, was cited for "exeD'lpllfylng the
accoinpllahmenta of youth ln government."
Each winner received a gold and silver
medallion and $~.000.
A 1ifth category honored public service on
behalf of looal communities. The winners are:
Dallas Doyle of Butte. Mont.; Ri<',hard Marvin
Garrett of ~ey, S.C., Helena Kyle of Chapel Hill,
N.C.; Caroline Putman of Springfield, Mass.; and
Ruth Heinz and Lorraine Schreck of Brookfield.
Wi.&. Each received a gold and silver medallion and
$1,000.
The winners were selected from nominations
by people across the country and the institute's
boa.rd of selectors and board of .nominators.
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f'Ta!!Ji-burning plant
.merits seri~us study .
Offlcl.ala in Newport Beach
and C.O.ta Meu are atudyina the
po11ibility of building reluae-bU.minl power faclUttea in their
cities in the wake of Orange
County government'• decision to
impoae dumping fees at the county
landfilla.
Roben Wynn, city manager
for Newport Beach, aaid that it
, would cost $12.5 mlWon to build a
ll'Uh and sewage burning plant
capable of handl1na the dty'1 daily
100 to 150 tons of traah.
Newport Beach could expect
to recover $885.000 during the
first year from the convenion of
tnsh to electridty that wduld be
told.. to the Southern California
Ediaon Co.
In Costa Mesa. officials are
&iving serious consideration to
tuch a facility, but have n't
completed a preliminary study
such 88 Newport Beach .
The question in both cities is
going to be, where?
Plans for a refuse -burning
facility to be built near a
residential area in Huntington
Beach went up in smoke when
neighbors vehemently protested.
Provided auch a facllJty
would be neither a pollution
problem nor an eyesore, the
concept would aeem .to have
considerable potential.
With the cloeure of Coyote
C anyon landfill looming,
s uggestions tor trash-burning
facilities might begin to look more
attractive.
Perhaps Newport Beach,
Costa Mesa and Huntington Beach
could consider one facility that all
three cities could \.18e. That would
reduce the cost and the problem of
coming up with three acceptable
.sites.
But apin. the baaic prob.I.em
is going to b e locating any
acceptable site. No dty ls going to
want to be the one burdened with
the trash burner and residents are
sure to protest the daily truck
traffic.
Refuse-burning power plants
are a solution to a problem that
will not go away. The concept la
worthy of continued open-minded
study.
Welcome commitment
For almost lOyears,Fountain
Valley senior citizens have been
asking the city to p~de them
with a permanent IOcial center of
their own. The seniors currently
liae the city's Mile Square Park
recreation center two mornings
each week, but the group has
complained that these quarters are
inadequate' for their growing
numbers.
F.arly last year, the Fountain
Valley City Council was prepared
to commit about $1 million toward
construc tion of a center fo r
seniors. The council stepped back,
however, when it determined the
money W88 more utgently needed
for a new police station. There has
been some discussion of using the
present police station as a senior
center when the new building is
constructed, but no formal plan
exists.
In light of this·, it was
encouraging last week to learn
that the Fountain Valley Medical
Development Company has
pledged a new home to the
F o untain Valley Seniors
organization within a proposed
six-story senior residence. The
project recently received approval
from the Fountain Valley
Planning Commission.
The 200-room residence, to be
built near Warner Avenue and
Euclid Street, will include meeting
' and recleation rooms, plus a large
dining hall. T~e hou1ing still
requires city council approval, but
the developer has promised that
the local seniors who do not live in
the building will be able to meet
there, dine there at reduced prices
and take advantage of shopping
bus services.
This offer is a welcome
e xample of community
commitment from the private
sector in a city that is struggling to
maintain basic services and bas
few dollars remaining for IOCi.aJ
service programs.
College offerings cut
The Coast Communlty
<;allege District was dealt a serious
blow, Chancellor Norman E.
Watson has declared, by state
legislators who cut $30 million
from the budget for California's
106 community colleges.
As a result of this cut, the
community college system's board
of governors last week approved a
"hit list" of vocational.
recreational and ael1-help courses
~t would no longer be funded.
Thou.gh colleges can continue to
offer traditional academic and
vocational courses tuition-free,
they will have to charge self-
suataining fees if they choose to
off er topics auch as a11ertion
training, auto rei:-Ir and dancing.
The Coast District, which
lncludea Orange Coaft. Golden
West and Coutline colleges, will
feel the pinch ~ significantly
bec'!ause it has traditionally offered
many such self enrichment
programs. ' As a result of the state
cutback. the Coast District's state
allocation was cut by about $4
milllon. WatlOl'l aaid. Also, perhaps
1;000-part-time instructors will no
ion,er have jobs in the district this
fall. Finall)', about 45.000 fewer
student seats will be available at
the dlatrict's colleges. (Each
jtudeot accounts for one student
seat in each clan he or she
attends.) •
While the news is indeed
unfortunate, it should come 88 no
surprise. State legislators cut aid
to cities, to social services and to
kindergarten through 12th grade
education in order to balance the
state budget without tax increase.
In light of this, community
colleges should not be a sacred
co w . When there is scarcely
enough money to educate children
in the basics, it is difficult to
justify state subsidies to adult
hobby courses.
It is unfonunate that the "hit
list" decision had to be made at
such a late date. At Orange Coast
Colleie. about 1~,000 students
have already pre-registered for
fall classes. Many of theee clallles
now have fallen victim to the "hit
list. .. creating costly adminiatrative
problems for the registration staff.
Community colleges may
never again be able to offer aa
extensive an array of COUJ'le9 at
little OI' no charge. But educators
and lawmakers must work
together now to develop new~
methods of funding and operatlng
the colleges.
Whether through tuition or
some other means, the system
must be restructured before next
year's budget rolls around to deal
even hanher blows to these
valuable community relOu.rcts.
L.M. Boyd I Age and politics
The U.S. ConaUtuUon decrees
ncibody can be• U.S . .ena&or until aae
30. When that wu wrltten, llfe
ex:pectaDC'Y w• ~ about 30. Half the people wouldn t even live that
Joni. Some fine mlndl wanted the ap
limit let hlabel'· ()\hen argued lt
couldn't be eet too much fit1her.
There woulcln'l l)e •f?OUlh llvinR
candidates In the elder bl'1lcketl to
give the voten .Wfident ~
Q. Waan't actor Andy ·9rlfflth
related to actre11 Marilyn Mmroet
A. No, atr, the link there w. In the
colnddental t.ct that they were born
within an hour of eech o.lm-on June
1, 1928.
0 ..
D.C. . ..: secrecy not consistent
WASHINGTON -Some of the
nation'• most sensitive aecurlty
docwnenta are IO looeely JUAl'ded that
one of my reporten h.u been able to
walk ln off the ltn!eta and pick thmt up.
But let something tawdry occur, and
our elected leaden will pull up the
coven. They'll invoke national .ecurlty
and reilcb for the 9eCl"eC)' stamp ln an
a~pt to cover up the embarrassment.
They won't hesitate to uae the secrecy
stamp to ceolQI' the news.. Yet they are
much ie. Yiiilant when it comea to
protecting the real eecreu that could
affect the nation'• safety.
THE WBITE BOUSE. for ex.ample, U
the nerve center of the entire fedttal
government. High fences, patrolled by
armed men and aophilticat.ed el~
devicee. keep. out Jntnlden. P1anel are
forbidden to fly overhead.
Detailed plam of the White HOU8e
electrical, sewer and ahelter systems
could provide invaluable lntol'J'DAtlon for
spies. It would be like the Central
Intelligence~ getting itl hands on
engineers' drawings of the Kremlin.
vet ~ of thew vital documenta
ha~ been lite:rally 1ytng around In oon-
aecu re offices inaide the General
Service• Administration. They are
intended for the uae of private
contractors who work on White HOU9e
projects, bUt anyone who Jookl u if he
knowa th•t he'• dotna can examine
t1*m. and even walk away 1rith c,10pa..
My a.odate Dale Van Atta, dre.ed in
cowboy boo1a, corduroy panta and non-
matchlng jlcket, vt.lted the GSA one
sunny day and brow8ed around the arM
G
-J1-c1-11-1-£11-n--~·
where tllele contracton' documents are
kept. There were no leCWity guards.
Nobody ah.allenged him.
He .&ad previously obtained a copy of
an architect'• drawµig of the White
Haute ''underground utilities." stamped
"For Official tJ.e." He a1lo got a copy of
an unclalaified map titled "White Houae
Grounds," showing the various ducts,
conduit.a ski manholes lnlt.alled under
the lawns and driveways around the
executive mansion.
But the real paydirt was located ln an
unlocked me-cabinet drawer clearly
labeled H col\,taining White House
mat.ertal. It was .-19-lhel!t collection of
ovenlzed architectural drawings. which
'
Van Atta spreed out on top of the
cabinet to SIUdy. No one questioned him;
ln fact. one pemment worker offered
to Xerox the material for h.bn.
"Primary Electrical Syatema and
Shelter lmprovatle'lta" waa the title on
the firlt paae, which wu a detailed map
of the White HOUR sewer and electrical
syalemS. It baa the appearance of an
aerial photo of the White Houae taken
wilh an X-ray camera.
EtACT LOCATIONS and distances
were neatly noted on lhe map -the
protective fences. the red aah tree, the
60-foot burr oak, guardhouses., drains,
electrical conduits, high-water alarm
systems, ~erythins.
The 18 following pages included
achematic drawings titled Power Line
One Dlqrama: F.ut Vault and Shelter
Power System Control and
Instrumentation; Mamfon Vault and
West Wing Vault Power Systems
Control and Instrumentation; Electrical
Site flan; Plans -East Vault, Shelter
and Data Proceming Room; Plana -
Mansion Vault, West Wing Vault. .
Footnote': The Secret Servic• was
appalled at Vtut Atta'• euy acce9I to the
White Hou.e plana. and assured us the
problem will be corrected.
Note of appreciation for JerryBrown
To the &fit.or:
I pt tired of reading Earl Wa1en'
lnalpld, abusive tirades against Jerry
Brown ln the editorial pages of the Daily
Pilot. What vendetta doee Mr. Waters ·
carry aplnat Gov. Brown?
c.allfom1a baa pro1pered during Jerry
Brown'• tenure as governor of
MAILBOX
California. Indeed, C.Ufomia rank•
among the bmt of the state. In eamomic .
vitality. Gov. Brown is one of the few
major polltidam who has been ab1e to
meld • bal•nce between economic ltft!nlth, Integration of minorities and
women Into our 90Cial structure, and a
concern for envtrmmental values that
are important to many people. AllO, hit
efforts to improve the quality of
education for our chlldren, and hia
ability to carry out the will of the people
are commendable attributes in any
politician. -
Flaky, Mr. Waters? Proaperity-
Repraentation-Equality-F.clucation-En-
vtronment-Economy. TheM. are aoala
that we 8ee achieved by Jerry Brown.
We need Jerry Brown In Wuhington u
our aenator. I hope that hla aucc e •cc u
gove:mor will do M IDO<l a jQb u he has
done for the cttbe.nl of. c.llfom.la.
JAN D. V ANDERSLOOJ', MD
Seniors neglected
aeniora who live on fixed incomes such as
Sod.al Secwity, SSl and small pension.a.
etc.
The recent general plan which took
yean to complete had many volunteer'
citizen• who spent countless hours
working on it for the benefit of Laguna
Beach. Among other things its
committees recommended the uae of
dty-<>Wned land for affordable housing
and a day care center. To date all city
counclla bave Ignored the
recoi I ii I iftlldatlCJna.
ALAN £. ADAMS
Dump lees hurt
To the Editor.
With regard tQ the fees that are going
to be charged at the dump: I'm a
oommerda1 u.er of the dump doing tree
service work that involves quite a few
\lips to the dump.
If I have to get char=at the dump
that means I have to e addifional
f~ to the people who em oy me.
It aeema ridiculous that Orange
County, one of the richest counties ln the
nation, can't afford to have a free dump.
Ia this the reaction of the superviaora to
Proposition 13?
STEVE STROMBERG
this dangerous and el\vironmentally
degrading condition c:auied by the lack
of long overdue care. We hope it will l\Ot
take a u.gedy in the siltrloaded back bay
to alert theae agencies to the dangerous
and non,-benef:idal conditions that now
exist there.
THE TAXPAYER has paid for what
has developed into a "white elephant"
and is running out of patience due to the
procrastination, confusion and lack of
attention to the problem that exists in
the upper Newport bay area.
'!be pre9ent silt removal work recen\ly
started ln the extreme back bay ii a small
step ln the restoration proce.a. but only
that. Auemblywoman Bergeson and
Mayor Jackie Heather are to be
commended for their diligence and effort
in pttlni th.la lniUal siep started. A
continuous and ltl'oal full~blown auack
on tb1a problmi I.a the only thing that
Will lave the upper bay, whole life it
llowly ebbing away.
If the ~t agencies are at all
ooncemed wtth •vtna one of our state'•
ou~ enV1tclnmental aaeeCI which
Mother ""Nature so ~nerously
bequeathed W. the peo e of Orange
County, then they had expedite
the developcnent ot an~ workable
restoration plan. which IO far bas not
surfaced.
E.P.BENSON
Gun control
h 'h• Cac'V,;lln for loonatnlc ~'~== eni"'-" 'hn\ HiJdein and hll ICtnM
wit Jane ronaa. th• or1anl1at1on
tla1ml ee hOldln Of iliedve non·~
aty iiid toUnty omoiii • memben. " Wtd\ hai capt\&N of the DemocraUC
nom&nab for the A.mmbly 1*trlL't
NptlllftUl\a a.ftta Monic:e. Haydel\ now
illftl to 1 ritend CED ln.fluence to \he IAP1Awre. Ht h0pe1 to leed the way
for an fteltual 1&.member aucua of
CED i.platon by the end of the deca<M.
JUDGING FROM the history of
1p1it·oft party movements tn California,
hi.a prospects for aucceaa are not too
I
1-•• ---l .-.,-,_ .................
Pro1re11lve, 8odall1t and even thi
Commvntlt nmntna eandkliie. on tlM
ballot without any lfRl rMUlta. Other&
which have appeared and dilappeered
include the .,iohibltlon and Llbtrty
isartie1. 'More recent years have
·Wltne11ed the Peace and Freedom,
Amtr'9n lndtpend nl and 1..lbertarlan
part!... None have wer t lfCUld anyone
lo the w111J1ture. cm howl'Vel', at th1I pCIU\t, II not a
~ ;paUtkial ; party and up untU
Hi)'aen'• bid for tNI "-tnbly u a
Dtmocret lu carid1dat.t1 haw run tor
non·pt.r'\&IM off&o..
To be an of tidal poUdcel party a poup
IDIMt ~ ~h YOtenl to equal 1
percent of the total vote c11t for aovwnee-at the molt r-.nt ftnera1
iliCtlOn:· While Hayden and Fonaa have
bM1i n\Udnt srandioet claiml • to the CED membenh.ip ~t appe.rently hasl't
reached the requlred number to become
an ofticlal perty.
Or, perhap1 Hayden, rffl1zlnl onfy the
oandidaWI of the two meJar poUUNJ
pu1ie1,19t ·~l,,.,,,.. lhlt he and
other CZD oanaaaaWI Nn undti' \ht
~ of btlnl D1nM1t1t1.
In f.ct It w• Kl,_..,, deiCWOn to quh bttnl an IOd\ltM wtdwM.at a toUd b9tt
whloh ltd '° hl1 candidacy for the
Democrado nOml.naUon for U.S. Stftate
ln 19'8. ~ that a.cl he then •taitiCI
\heCSD.
Althouctl the CED ~ the antip
nucl .. r ~t a1 well a• other
"anti" movemenu euch • no-srowth, aod war, ltl ma1r\ theme ii an attack
upon cotporate power, advocattna the
takeover of ex>rpe>radonl by th• "people"
to be operated u democraclee.
Whether thl• i1 communl1tic or
llll•Ue matter• not. Al the .,_,.nnlal 'odtl'M PW candidate lot ~dint. Norman Thomu, obltrvecl, the ollly
diffemn betwwn \he two ii who la ln c:· Prttwnably a benevoJ.nt lNdet'
w not 10 full Ult •a daltatotlhJp.
But bulcally, ICX'laUam and ciqmmunltm
aro one and the tame, th 1hartn1 of all
for the sooo of the atate.
fN ANY .vent the CED dOet rk>t
appear to be a threat lo the recuJar politk:al ettabUahment. If, in aix yean of
operaUon It can only claim a teatier.d
handful of mem~r1 ln m1nor off!ce:I and
now perhapa one member of the
Le&Wature, It doesn't have the eannarlu
of a IJ'OUl"dawell.
Thru
Sun.
$ 89:en'• &: Boy's Cord Walkshorts
We're doing it again! Our entire stock of circle palm label men's
and boy's cord walkshorts are on sale. Assorted colors. Reg.
$13-16.50
33% OFFoPJanior Swimwear
OP for Juniors newest swimwear styles. One and two-piece suits
In stripes, solids & prints. SALE $17. 99-2L 99 Reg. $27-34
30% OFF Men'sandBoy's
rr-Swl•w .... All men's and boy's swimwear. All famous
brands. OP, Offshore, Sundeck, Hobie. SALE $9.80-19.60
Reg. $14-28-
$ ~anlor'• Pol~tyle Knit Shirts
Brtttania & OP for Juniors solid short sleeve polo-style knit
shirts. Assorted colors. Reg. $15-19
$A99 1599 7 • danlor Walkshorts
Junior walkshorts and jogging shorts. Solid & stripe styles by
famous maker. R . $14.25
WDD.WEST SVPERSIJMMER VALUES!
30~ Off •-·• alaon ale.we Hawallaa prlat •lalrta by OP,
Ollhon & Ughtnlng Bolt. SALE $13.99·20.99 Reg. $20.30
6.99•9.99 Bow'• OP elaort-d loa9 aleeve crew-aeck •tripe
knit lhlrta. Reg. $11-18
6.99 4'lllllor T-elaln ...... ln bright summer stripe styles. Reg. $22
lS.99·24.99 Tattoo ... ._ eeparat .. A coordlaat .. for
~a 1/3 Of tllll eelected IUDU1Mr oup. Reg. $42· 75
ACCESSORIES
99~ Faao .. •akcr4'aalor
t11be-topa. Our entire stock on sale!
Reg. $3·6
$15.99-20.99 U9latala9
Bolt Beacla Towele. Reg. $2()..28
Umlted quantity.
99t SaDtiJaa• vl80n.
Reg. $1.50
;
Onnaw County Heed
ltart, Inc., • federally
funded prop.an far low
income famlU11 wlth
pre-achool children, la
I ~ appllcatiolw fol'
cla1111 b11lnnln1 ln
Stptllmblr. 'Colta 11 ...
and Huntlnaton Beach
are amona 11 Oran11
County cttite whert the
pc'OIJ'Un la be1nl offered.
Children .3 to 4 meet 3 ~
/#Wli4f 1t1
~.rr.:L;~': i;-;;T.;.,·
FamlllH on welfare
wlll be ace~ flnt.
Hetd Start acoepi.
handJcapped chDdren.
For information, call
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ballers and thrashers, during harvest. even though It could only generate
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THU"8DAY. JULY n. 11ta
CAVALCADE 82
MOVIES 84
Inland m ·urk
hangs thick
ON THE WEATHER FRONT: Those in the citizenry
among us who have been able to elude regular labor
certainly found superior conditions along the coastline
these days. Pacific Ocean temperatures have been flirting
above 65 degrees. The air has been in the 80s.
Founds oft\ crusade • Ill
Extreme weisht loss teaches nulritioiJiBI to put mind over platter
~
By SANDIE JO\' or ... .., ... ...,.
Rhonda Htnty Uled to be a tat
lady. She 1'pped the -1• at 289 P<>Unda before ahe had int.tinal bYP,m Ntpry eeven yee.ra llO·
Then ahe atarted lo1fn1
wetaht.
Wtthln alx montha after
aw-pry. ahe dropped frun me
26"" to 11.ze 16.
"That waa faat," ahe aald,
"very tut."
Our brethren stuck inland, meanwhile, have been
suffering a heat w ave. Only yesterday. Santa Ana reported
a high ot 91 degrees, which Is probablY-one of the usual
Problem la, ahe aaid, "My
bypua ~t me to aiz.e 161 then
stopped. ' She went up to aiz.e 18.
"You talk about a panic-stricken
penon and paranoia."
" The 41-year-old Costa Mesa
weather fibs f o r o ur
· County Seat.
You know how they
r-'\ get a high of only 91 on
T-.-.-.. -U-RP_H_l_l_I ~r these kinds of days in
IW l ,~ / Santa Ana, don't you? •
---------....... -~ They get this cake of ice
and wrap a rope around il. Then they tie the thermometer
to the rope and hoist it to the highest flagpole in town to
catch a breeze.
AFTER HALF AN HOUR in the air on the ice cake,
the whole affair is abruptly whisked back to earth and the
temperature high reading for the day is quickly chronicled.
Santa Ana authorities have t-0 grab that reading fast
because the temperature on the &dewalk may be 110.
Even Los Angeles admitted to 92 degrees yeste rday at
its Civic Center.
And speaking of Los Angeles, what didn't get talked
about much was the smog, which was off into eye-stinging
higher levels in Los Angeles along with the current
sweltering temperatures.
A s a m atter of fact, the fed eral government's
environmental people have just released a report listing the
The water's !10 wann thae day• I may just go ahead and jump ....
cities that have the highest numbers of unhealthful smoggy
days each year.
You ~et one Ruess which city leads the list.
YOU-WIN. OUring the period from 1978 to 1980, Los
Angeles w as the worst of 40 metropolitan areas on the
average annual number of unhealthful smog days per year.
In LA, it w as 231 days.
In Los Angeles, that gives you about 134 days each
year in which to breathe.
The San Bernardino, Riverside and Ontario areas,
whe reto the Los Angeles smog blows when it does move
along, had 174 bad days averaged annually.
By companson, places elsewhere that we think of as
being highly industrialized with forests of smokestacks,
fared far better. Akron, Ohio, was low on the list with ontx
four days of bad smog. Chicago had 93; St. Louis 89; Detroit
39 and Syracuse, N.Y ., only seven smoggy days.
Here in Orange County, w e can thank the sea breezes
of our coastline for holding back the oozing layer of awful
stuff on most days when it hangs in an ugly blanket over
the Los Angeles basin.
ORANGE COUNTY HAS suffered only a single first-
stage smog alert so far this year. That was Tuesday. It
happened mainly in the La Habra area which, you suspect,
most of us could excuse as being almost in Los Angeles.
According to some smog experts, the awful stuff isn't
tied directly to high temperatures but, when the sun's rays
bang directly tO Earth, you get a stronger phutochemica.1
reaction. That means more smog.
And that means, particularly on these hot summer
days, this is indeed the best of all possible coasts.
Irvine water hoard
OKs employee raise
WOl'ken for the lrvtne Ranch
Water Dlmict will receive a 4.8
percent •venae waae tncreu1
SW1iq Aua. 1.
Improve worker morale and
turnover rate..
No bar1ainln1 1roup1 or
unlom repreeent the employeee.
In other ledon~ M , Swan
WU re .. ppo&nted t for another year and ~
wH a1aln .elect• by board
memben M vb pnll.cMnt. The
two roen wen cholen to'= In 3atWMY atw tbln·P.-t
Wa"/ftl C1Ark ....ap.cs.
·eswah, Auerbach and Betty
a.in were Ulc1ied in June to ... tour-,... a.nm. Dr. Ollosl :;r.::=._tect In January to
tectdent beean aee1c.lhg answers. -
For her, It wu in nutrition.
"Actually," ahe said, "I got into
nutrition just to prove lt wu
another racket. Everybody and
their brother are calllna
them1elve1 nutritlonl1t1 ...
There ii no licenae for them."
Mt. Henry, who prefers being
called Dr. Henry, aet up shop aa a
profe11lonal nutrltloni•t after
pning a doctor of phlloeophy
degree by taking con-espondence
couraea from Donabach
University Sc::hool of Nutrition, a
Huntington Beach achool run by
health food manufacturer Kurt
Donabach.
NUTRITION TIPS -Once 311 pounds and
now a trim size 12, Rhonda Henry of Costa
o.nr Ptkl4 ~· by ~ "...., Mesa preaches the value of taking personal
responsib1hty for eating properly.
"If you don't learn how to eat
properly," ahe said, "when you
loee weight. you loee a lot of
water and a lot of nutrients."
Shes now gone down from size
18 to aiz.e 12.
"Sornetimee.'' she aaid, "it's not
what people eat; it's what they
eat together that la going to
create a problem." It's important
to know how fooch digest, how
they asaimllate and how they're
eliminated.
"When people learn how to eet
oroperly," Ms. Henry explained,
''they don't have problems."
In her consulting business,
which she calls Nutrition
Experience, she wants to see
"people who want to get
healthy ." She takes an
educational approach to helpina
people loee weighL
''I'm not a medical doctor,'' ahe
emphaaiz.ed, " ... and I don't
play God with people."
Most of her client.a have seen
medical docton, ahe aald. and her
office ia "aort of the lut corral."
She said, "I can teach you how
to eat . . . Don't go spend $30 or
$60 on vitamina . . . A lot of
people of people have wasted
money buying vitamins ...
There's a difference between
nutrition and dieting."
Ms. Henry said ahe waa a fat
child. "I had been on and off
diets all my life. U a new diet
doctor was within 50 miles of
home, I was there. I went
through the pills and the shots
and you name it."
Intestinal bypass surgery,
which ahe admits is a drastic
measure, 8eemed to be the only
thing left to try, and she said
she'd do it again.
Instead, she's obsessed with
nutrition and urges people to
start taking responsibility for
themselves.
Another mo ti va ti on for
becoming nutrition conacioua,
was that, after surgery, she 108t a
lot of hair and her complexion
went bad.
Her pre-surgery weight wasn't
Ms. Henry's all·time high. Once.
she ballooned up to 311 pounds.
"I knew something waa wrong
with me from the time I was a
little lud," she said.
"My mother took me to one
doctor who said I'd lose 2 pounds
a week if I stayed on his diet or
he'd eat his hat or shirt. When I
went back, I'd gained about a
pound and he told my mother I
was lying about staying on the
diet."
Ms. Henry said she cares about
people who want to look and feel
their best but, she aaked, "How
do you sell caring?"
Keeping sixth period a must
No one nutritional plan is
exactly right for everyone. she
said, so she takes an individual approach, using a computer for
client analyses.
She's helped clients work on
self-esteem and ev e n gone
wardrobe shopping with them IO
they can b e more stylishly
dres.wd. a big confidence-builder. Irvine school chief repeats request for juniors, seniors u a penon a going to 5t'e a
nutrillonist, Ms. rlenry said, they
s hould be careful to "f ind
somebody reputable who knows
about nutntion and is not just
selling vitamins.
Junion and tenlon in Irvin~
high achoola should be given a
sixth period of instruction. says
Irvine Unified School District
Superintendent A . Stanley
Corey.
That's what he said last year,
yet 11th and 12th graders were
limited to five periods per day
until spring semester when a
alxth was added temporarily.
Freshmen and 90phomores have
six classea.
Becauae of the f(ve-period
reatriction. aasistant achools
superintendent Dan WaJdfogel
said, "Many of last year's juniors
will be in a much tighter bind
this year in taking enough clasaes
to meet graduati o n
requirements."
A lack of funda necessitated
last year's restriction, Waldfogel
said.
During last Wednesday's
trustees' meeting. Corey said
By FREDERICK SCBOEMEHL
Ofho.llr .........
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr was there. So was land
baron and Democratic Party heavyweight Richard J .
O'Neill. Not to mention a smattering of state and local
elected officials. And a half-dor.en news reporters.
Among those seated in the private dining room at the
posh Villa Fontana restaurant was Assemblyman Richard
Robinson, O.Santa Ana. He was hoeting the luncheon to
celebrate Bruce Nestande's appointment to the California
Transportation Commission. ,.
Nestande, chairman of the Orange County Board of
Supervisors and a Republican in good standing, got the nod
largell through Robinson's efforts.
'lo say Robinson was pleased with himself would be
putting it mildly. To suggest that Robinson WN feeling no
pain ·would be incorrect. So I won't
suggest it. I'll say it flat out. Robin.Ion was
feeling no-pain.
Well. 90 what? I've been kho.mi to
celebrate mywelf. Once, poalbly twice.
Nestande'a ucendancy to the ttate
transportation panel was not the only topk
of conversation as the luncheon guests
sipped cocktaila and chatted over entreee
including ecampi, red snapper and stuffed
mushrooms. ' I
11lt'11ood to be here under happy clrcuma1ancet," the
governor aid, a none-too-veiled reference to the furor he
1parked 1n 1979 by appointing former Vietnam priloner of
war Edlaon Miller JO the county Board of Supervilon.
Brown. who ii not the party-hearty type, concluded
hia commenta l>y saying, "turn out the lights ... bring out
the boor.e." Thtt governor wu drinldng a glua of beer.
There wu allo a lot of w~ at the table about
the allepd m1ldee4t of It.ate Sen. John Schmits. Frankly, a
lot of people who didn't like *1unltz were anillna· Some
saJd ft WU 8 tt..aeciy.
Marian Seraeaon , the Newport Beach
uaemblywoman, Sot the aovemor'a eat on the IUbject of
what to do about the rilldenta who llve In the ahantl• at
Cryttal Cove In the middle of the new Cryatal Cove State
Park.
A female radio MWlt'Mter mppd tM ~ tri
t"OnwnadOft abOUt the &ecnmento "'MIMn be Nfulll to
live In. BrOwn md be thOulht coun~ 1Upel"'-rilan Quiht to
providing sixth period -at a cost
of $200,000 -should be top
priority when the board allocates
about $2 million in uncommltted
funds.
Corey also said some of the
uncommitted funds should go to
the 12 schools ineligible for the
School Improvement Program
(SIP). state funds earmarked
for addttaonal equipment or
teaching aides.
"The most unportant thing is
to s tart questioning, start
listening to your body instead of
rurming to a doctor and getting a
drug to cover up symptoms
without realizing that
somewhere down the line, you're
going to have to deal with that."
APPOINTMENT FETED -Gov. Jerry Brown led toasts
at luncheon honoring Orange County Supervisor Bruce
Nestande. l
•H0 .. 08COP!
wor k mirac l e for fOrmer flas her
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am 48 yeani
old, married and have four cblldren -all
wonderful -and a beautiful irandchild.
I have been a flaaher afnce I waa a
youna boy. I alway• knew it wu wrong and
have tried to get over the habit for a long
time. I aaw 1everal doetora for coun.teUna
but none of them could help me. I atopped
going to church nine yean ago when my
wife and I 11eparaced.
On Feb. 27 tomethlng made me go back
to church and take communion. I became
very emotional durina communion and
began to cry like a baby. That experience
changed my J.ife. Since then I haw had no
desire to flash. I feel born again. My good
wife and l are back together and we have
never been happier.
Every week I go to the shrine and pray
for all the flashers to put God and the
Blessed Virgin Mary in their lives and free
themselves of the loathe&ome habit.
l am writiJli to ,YQJ.l because I want to
tell your millions of readers prayer and fai9l
can work miracles when all else fails. I am
living proof. -A FORMER FLASHER
FROM THE BRONX
DEAR F .F .: You told them lD a very
EIMA BOMBECK
AT WIT'S END
Her r e c i p e
for filing
Ladies, I'm here to tell you you don't
know what sanctimonious is until you've
gone through all those bits and scraps of
recipes that you've clipped throughout the
years and put them in some kind of order.
I had recipes everywhere. They were
stuck in drawers, cupboards, phone books,
magazines, jammed in envelopes, pockets,
taped on mirrors, in old handbags.
They were scribbled on cards, backs of
envelopes, my driver's license and
warranties.
l'M TELLING YOU, you do something
like this and it's good for the soul. You feel
so full of purpose, so organized, so superior
to anyone in the same room with you.
First, I sat in the middle of the floor and
every clipping that showed a picture of a
cook who was thin ... got pitched out. I've
never trusted thin cooks to know anything
about food, and don't know why I clipped
them in the first place.
Then I pitched out every recipe that
began, "Have the fishmonger clean three
pounds of octopus. Rinse the octopus and pat
dry before pounding it with a mallet or meat
tenderizer for five minutes."
Usually, I saved these recipes after I
had just seen a Grace Kelly movie, but in
my heart I knew nothing would come of it.
I was on a roll now and the stack was
getting smaller so I made a decision to toss
out any recipe I couldn't read. This included
the ones in another language and the ones
where the ink had become blurred with
sauerkraut juice, egg white, oil and spilled
coffee.
Then I looked for repeats. Who needs
187 recipes for turkey breasts holding their
breath beneath a tranquil sea of cream of
chicken aoup and mushrooms, and 55 recipes
for carrot cake?
AREN'T WOMEN SILLY to put off
something like this for years? I now had a
floor full of tantalizing, mouth-watering
recipes that I wanted to save forever. I got
out one of those cute little recipe-holders
like a carousel that flips them up 10 I can see
them as I cook, two books with envelopes on
each page, and a cute little accordion
number with asparagus tips on the cover
and a green ribbon. ·
I threw the whole mess in the stove
drawer. .
I'm going to f inLsh it . . . tomorrow ~ . .
maybe.
,
forctfll way. ftuk yoa.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Thia 11 In
re.ponM to the h~Uer from a l'ft&tr who
wanted to know why women lnailt on
weartna tlacd or ~ durin& Uw d&y and
party panta at ni&ht. The writer laid, 41Don't
, women re&llle there 1.i nothlna imder than a
beautiful l .. ? Why do you dumb lAdl• lnlllt
on coverina your best feature?"
trMMrt, npeclallf hi th 11mmer. Alto, ao
aeekdet wo1ld be a welcome rtl111t, 11
well •• •o belt• or 1•oelac11. Maybe bolb
Hxn 1llnld wear bee-le.nit~ 1moell1 and
Alidal1. I wonder ~ow tbat woald 1rab tile
1armeat hldattry!
DEAR ANN LANDERS: You told the
lady from Bakentl6ld who aid the world
wu aotnl aex-c:ruy that you had to scrape
the nx>ld oft her letter to print it. Well, I'm
another 8QU&re, 10 8Cl'ape the mold off mine,
LOQ.
Now 1 want to ~ a quett:lon: Why do
men in111t on we.vtna U'owten? In Scotland,
wh4ft I wu born and railed, I enjoyed the
family get-topthen where th~ men wore
kilta. I allO p)ayed in a marchtna band
where kilt.a were part of the unUonn. Kilta
provide more freedom, are lesa bindlns and
sexier than t:rou8erl. So, Ann Landers, I am
teaing that question right back into the
teeth of the man who wroie. It aeems to me
that "skirta" make a lot of aenae for both
men and women . -NO DOUBLE
STANDARD IN BURLINGTON, Vi'.
I agree, a good aexual relationship is
important, but a well-kept home and
nowiahing meals are important, too. Kinky
sex, dope and illegitimate kids are all over
the place. I blame the media, TV, porno
movies and dirty magazines. What my
grandchildren bear from my daughter and
son-in-law would put you under.
DEAR N.D.S.: It does seem reaaonable
that kllta would be. more comfortable tho
Your letter to Bakersfield just added
fuel to the fire. My kids will probably send
you a medal. Thanka for nothing. -
MOLDY SQUARE FROM COLTON,
CALIF.
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AHEAD OF THE GAME -Headdresses used
in three Pageant of the Masters showings
await their models backstage at the Irvine
Bowl on the FtStival of Arts grounds, Laguna
Beach. The headdresses are for Comrnedia
Dell' Arte. History of Venus and The Last
Supper, which concludes the nightly 8:30
pageant. The event, continuing through Aug.
29, is sold OL t , but r eturned tickets are
available at the box office that opens at 10 a.m .
For information call 494-1147.
GOlfN 011 lllDGI
BY CHARLES H. GOREN AND OMAR SHARIF
Both vulnerable. South deals
NORTH
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O AllQ87 + 109
WEST EAST
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0 J9542 0 1063
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SOUTH
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The bidding:
S..t.li Weet North Eut
2 ~ Pau 3 0 PaH
4 + Pua 4 0 Pa11
6NT P ... Pua Pua
Opening lead: Two of •.
In a perfect wor ld, every
one will be r ewarded for his
good deeds and punished for
his miatakes. But life is at
beat Imperfect. so people con-
tinue to reap bonanzas fronf
their misdeeds.
Even though the competi
Lion wu mat.chpoints, there
la little that can be said in
favor of South's decision to
bid six no trump. At a heart
contract. tw~ve tricks would
-have been a snap. and 1t
would have serYed declarer
right if East bad t>eld the ten
of spades instead or dummy.
in which cue dttlarer would
have had no play for his con
tract.
As it was. West was end
played at trick one. He elect·
ed to lead the unbid suit -
his best shot, since a heart
would have pickled his part·
ner's queen. a diamond would
have provided an entry to
the table. and a club would
have done the same. Declarer
played low from dummy. cap
lured East's queen with the
king and exited with the nine
of spades. West won the
king. but now he was truly
end played in four suits. De
clarer made the rest of the
tricks with ease.
Note that it would not help
East to withhold the quee n of
spades at the first trick.
Declarer wins the nfoe and
he can force an entry lo dum·
my by overtaking the eight
or hearts with the nine. Ir
that loses to the queen, the
seven or hearts becomes the
entry and declarer can dis-
card his low clubs on
dummy's diamonds.
It's a pity that West didn't
lea<f th-eking of spades. That
would have made South pay
for his mis bidding. At six
heart.a. only a spade lead
causes declarer any difficul· I
ties. Declarer has to win,
cash a high heart to see if he
is fortunate enough to drop
the queen, then cash two
high clubs and try to ruff a
club to get to dummy. The
slam will come home if the
clubs are 3.3, or if the player
who has two clubs does not
have the queen or trumps.
Those odds are a lot better
than the cha nces for si x no
trump!
R•bber brld1e elub1
d1roacltoat the coHtry ue
the f.v-4eal bridp format.
Do I.hey kaow aoaet.lliq you
dea't7 Charin Gore•'•
"FHr·Dea l Bridie" will
teach JM the 1tratesfe1' and
tactJc1 of tlaJ1 fut·paced &e·
Uoa same tJaat · provlclea tbe
cue for uead.lq rubben.
For a copy and a acereptld,
Mad 11.75 to "Gorea·Fow
Dea l," care of tltla
aewapaper, P.O. Boa Zst,
Norwood, N.J. 07648. Make
clMd&a ,.,abla to ~ ....
paperlteeka.
Bypass surgery may· be answer
what's be1t for me to do. I'll a ppreciate It.
Thanks. -MR. R.
DEAR MR. R.: I'll try. But, it requires
more than an educaced guess to add weight
to what your own docton have advised after
complete study of your problem.
t. not Im thoei autildcl.
T JOUI llfAl TH
OR. PETER J. STEINCROHN
latest advances ln medical treatment, if the
quality of your llfe has been 1te1dtly
d,tertorat.ingi inability to work or play Solt
-then~ eeenw to be the.answer. But.
only you and your own docton can rnalle the •
decltlon.
At a recent "COl'l9eDSUI conference" on
coronary bypass surgery by the National
Heart, Lung and Blood lnatitute, doctor&
concluded that the operation does improve
the quality of life. After J 10,000 operations
last year (average ooet: $15,000 per patient)
the current vtew i. that by~ coronary
auraery la a major advance which can
lmprove the quallty of life and In IOme
lnstanCei prolona life. But only tw~tbird.a of
both thoae treated medically and tho1e
treated aur= ~ co work. ~
-1=-What aboUld. you do. Mr. It? If ¥OW'....--~
cheit palm have not been relleYed by the
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DEAR MOLDY COLTON: Wipe tbe
foam off your mouth and reread tbe letter.
"Balle" wants to keep-womeo barefoot,
prepant and ln tbe ldtcbea 10 tbey will be
too tired for sex. You like tbat concept?
Confused about what's right and what's
wrong in today's "new morality"? You're
nor alone . If you want honest,
down-to-earth information on your sex
questions, read Ann Landers' new booklet.
"High School Sex and How cO Deal With It
-A Guide for Teens and Their Parenrs."
Send 50 c:~"ts plu8 • long, stamp~.
self-addressed envelope to Ann Landers,
P.O. &x 11995, Chicago, DJ. 60611 .
• HOIOSCOPf
BY SIDNEY OMARA
Sagittarius :
Surprise due
Friday, July Z3
ARIES (March 21-Apnl 19): Task is
completed -you receive plaudits of peers.
Major domestic adjustment r e stores
harmony to home front. Surprise gift is on
the way.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Steer clear
of get-rich-quick schemes. Speculative
venture could succeed if ternlS are clearly
defined. Focus also on change, variety.
travel opportunity and children.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Older
individual becomes a valuable ally. Focus on
security, property, long-range plans and
dealings with person who aided you in past.
CANCER (June 21 -July 22): Finish
rather than initiate project. See picture in its
entfrety. Relative aids in perceiving
potential. Clash of ideas, short trips and
unusual message dominate scenario.
LEO (July 23-Au~. 22): Emphasis on
income. independence, creative resources
and ability to locate needed material. You
regain confidence and sense of direction.
Aquarius, Libra and another Leo figure
prominently.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Timing and
intuition are on target. Moon position
stresses initiative. personality, bright colors
and a return of optimism. You'll rise above
petty politics. You get news which enables
you to gain a more solid foothold on
emotional-financiaJ security.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): What occurs
on surface is not true picture. Accent on
c alls, messages, various forms of
communication. Cland~tine meeting is part
of scenario. Gemini, Sagittarius persons
figure prominently.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Accent on
space, practicality, reality as contrasted to
some hopes, desires. Harmonious lunar
aspect coincides with persuasion, personal
magnetism and ways of fulfilling
aspirations.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21):
Surprise due -of pleasant .variety.
Professional superior gives credit long
overdue. Accent on promotion, prestige and
accolade from member of opposite sex.
Gemini, Virgo and another Sagittarian
figure prominently.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): You
reach more people -popularity increases
and limitations are removed. It now becomes
an all-or-nothing situation. Basic domestic
adjustment figures prominently.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): S<inieone
is withholding financial information. Know
it, protect your own interests. Check credit
ratings. You'll be in touch with usually
hidden recesses of emotions. Question of
love arises -and you'll have answer.
PISCES (Feb. 19-Match 20): You learn
what ls legal or otherwise. Accent on home,
property and dealings with a very emotional
individual. Aquarius, Caprlcorn, Cancer
natives figure in scenario. Locate documena
which verify claims.
P01 SH01S
BY ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT
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ANTl·llllD -Tax
aetlvllt Howard Jarvta
• tw offered '° help ln a poaible ...cal' drive
:a
aaa1nat atate Supreme For lnformattbn, call
C-ourt Chief Juatice ~H-&772. Fall cla11ea _Roee __ Blrd __ . _· ---beCSn Sept. 7.
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5 high schoOis. ·
planning reunions
Five more Southern California high IChoola
have announced reunion planl.
The}' are:
-The University H.t,h School (Irvine) Clue of
•72 will hold tta 10th ~-.r reunion July 31 at the ~ Hilla Holiday Inn. 250~ E. La Pu Road, . Lasuna Hilla.
. For inlormatton, call 833-3644.
-Mater DeJ High School's Claas of '67 la hoJd1na a l~th year reunion dinner-dance Aug. 28
at the Dlmeyland Hotel.
·' For inloimation, call Phil Giraldin at 771-6380.
...-The Re9eda High Scnool (San Fernando ~ Valley) Swmner '62 cl.ua wW have a reunion Sept.
' 4 at 6:30 p.m. at the Odysaey Restaurant in Mission
Hilla.
J'or info rmatio n, call E lle n (E ssig)
WiUlQgham~nter at (213) 343-0307.
-Claa of ~ graduates from two Lakewood
high llChoola -Millikan and Lakewood -are
requested by the 1983 joint reunion oorrunittee to
oontlct chairwoman Jo Collins at 892-7892.
Ma. Collins ~ that becauae the committee
baa no master list, it wW be unable to find ...U
cracfuat.es on its own. ·
-Concessions· nixed
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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -Delegates to the
annual convention of the National Federation of the
Blind have IOUDdly defeated a resolution urging
apaial coocesaions for blind people.
"Let's not try and change the whole world to
our convenience," said one man, referriAg to the
federation's stance that blind people should not be
treated differently from anyone else.
'
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should ·be seen
Display a collection of Uttle "luxuries" In ~ three-
tler'shelf handcrafted In China from bamboo and
fern. Arrange French bath oil. decanters of after-
splash. a cry stal bowl with scented soaps. antique
bottles, even small pots of Ivy. The shelves are
attractive wall decor. handmade of fanciful weav-
ing In a golden hue. Shop Pier I today ... and bring
things out In the open. ·
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Douglas Rowe after allpplng him a drugged
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'"Thornhill" at the Laguna Moulton Playhouse.
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6eiberger h:as • • new DllSSIOD
Pro golf er has adjusted to intestinal operation • EVERGREEN. C.olo. (Al') -For years it was a
subject that was rarely spoken of, certainly noi in
polite c:onve,..tlon. Thousands of people had had
the surgery and wore the. device, but were too
embarraaled to make at known publicly.
Now, golfer Al Geiberger has brought the
subject out of the cloeet.
Two years aao Gelberger underwent a series of
operations for removal of part of h is small intestine,
where·a mass of polyps had been discovered which
doctors feared could develop Into cancer. An
ileostomy was performed m which a passage was
created from the small intestine to an opening in his
abdominal wall, and Geiberger now wears a plastic
bag to collect hia bodily wastes.
"W.BEN I FIRST turned~ h.av.e-tohave this.
it sounded gruesome. reany terrible ... says
Geiberger. "I shuddered. I was very depressed. I
figured there'd not only be no more golf, but that it
would be like the end of the world for me. I
oouldn't imagine myself living with one of those
things.
"But when I began to heal up, I started to see
things differently. My friends encouraged me, and I
found 1 could do the same things as before. And
there was no more pain.
"Rolf Benirschke, the (San Diego Chargers')
place-kicker, had the same auraery I had a year
before me. When he recovered to play agaJn, that's
"A lot of people who have had the surgery
come up to me at toumamenta ilnd aay they think
it's great that I'm telling my atory." • when I realized I could, too.
"In the beginnlng, you worry about whether
people can see the appliance, u I call it. But most
people don't even know I wear It. It used to be
bulky and a pain to take care of, but not anymore.
'My new mission is to give
encouragement to those who have
had the surgery or are about to
undergo ii'
GEIBERGER has been plagued by physical
problems d~rlng hls 23-year professional career,
including a nervous stomach disorder, ulcers and
knee problems. but It hasn't prevented him from
recording IOme aignafacant achievement..
It's almost more convenient than the normal
system. I've taken all the magazines out of my
bathroom because I don't spend much time in there
anymore."
He won the 1966 PGA qwnplonship, has
amassed more than $1 million in career earnings
and poet.ed the lowest competltlve round ln PGA
history -an incredible 59 in the second round of
the 1977 Memphla Open.
How.ever. five operations within three years
haven't made it easy for the 44-year-old to re<:o.Yer
and he's still on the comeback trail. '
BECAUSE OF HIS willlng_ness. even
eagerness, to speak of his condition, Geiberger has
become an inspiration to those who have undergone
similar UeoslOnues or colostomies.
"My new mission is to give encouragement to
those who have had the surgery or are about to
undergo it," he says.
"There's no need for them to be as depre86ed as
I was. I think I can show people how much better
oU they'll be after the surj(ery
"My weight dropped to 135 after the
operations and it's taken me some time to get my
strength back," says the lanky, 6-2 Geiberger,
wh~ weight now ls up to 185. "The rest of the
1980 season and most of last season were shot. I
started off well this year before I developed some
putting problems. A lot of It is mental. I'm kind of
like a rookie in that I was completely out of golf for
so long. But I'm fortunate to have such a good golf
swing: it's simple and repetitive, and that helps."
Moffet tries again
Barnicoat qualifies at swim meet
By HOWARD L. HANDY
of'ttleD..,"'41i.ft
John Moffet of Newport Be8ch and
Steve Lundquist renew their rivalry
in the breaststroke competition at the
United States' World Championship
Trials swim meet tonight at the
Mission Viejo Swim Complex in
Marguerite Recreation Center.
Lundqi;lst beat Moffet Monday
night in world rerord time in the 100
breast but tonight's event at 200
meters finds the Newport Harbor
ffjgh graduate as the favorite.
While the spotlight will focus on
Lundquist and Moffet, Tracy
Caulkins will be after her second win
in the women'• 100 b!'eut and Mary
T. Meagher, the nation's top butterfly
expert. will be favored.Jn:the 100 lly.
The ~·s 400 free is also on the
agenda with JeU Tioat the favorite.
Coach Mark Schubert's Mission
Viejo Nadadores placed another
swimmer (Steve Barnicoat) on the
U.S . team that will compete in
Ecuador later this month and had
Tiffany Cohen and Marybeth
Linimeier reverse their finishing
order in the 400 (reestyle from
Tuetdats 200 free finals.
C.ohen won the women's 400 free in
4:09.61, nipping Lirwneier in the final
10 meters after Marybeth held the
lead most of the race.
"Torught I was jwt happy that
Marybeth and 1 finished m the first
two places. Maybe I wouldn't have
been quite as happy if I hadn't won
tonight. though."
Barnicoat finished second to Rick
Carey m the men's 200 back but Jesse
Vassallo of the Nadadores still hasn't
made the U.S. team after finishing
fourth Carey had a 2:00.72 effort, the
third fastest all-time mark and
Barnicoat was clocked in 2:01.80.
Carey said his goal was to be happy
with his swam whether he finished
first or didn't make the consolation
finals.
"'I don't usually drop two seconds in
a race but l was trying to get away
from Steve."' Carey said. "l looked at
Steve and som-e of th~ other
SWtmmers tonight but 1 know Ml have
to go faster at the World Garnes."
Rowdy Gaines. a world record
setter on opening night m the 200
free, had to settle for second in the
100 free to Chns Ca.vanaU&}l 's f>0.18
clocking.
For Carey 1t was his best effort
smce high school days three years !lgo.
"I've been really scared 1 wouldn't
make the team and I was swimmmg
scared. Thas is the flrst urne I've ev£r
beaten Rowdy and more than
anything else. I'm happy fot that." he
said. ·
GOALS SET -Former UC Irvine distance standout Steve Scott, the
current American record-holder in the mile, has his sights set on several
European meets and the 1984 Olympics.
"I won it in the last IO meters but I
usually finish my races pretty well,"
Cohen said. "I wanted a national
record in the 400 and I feel that
sooner or later, if I keep working
hard, I should make it
Games said he almost scratched
from the event in the morning and
added:
Delly,.... ............
ST A YING ACTIVE -Despite undergoing •
series of operations for the removal of part ol
his small intestine. Al Geaberger alJntinues to
stay active on the golf course.
Jackson can't
solve Martinez
Angels frustrated in 8-7 loss.
BALTIMORE (AP) -A dent m the soft drink.
machine m the VlStlOrs' clubhouse was a lasting
reminder of Reggie Jackson's postgame feelings.
Jack.son tossed a Cew bats In the dugout and
then pounded the machine with a fast after an~ nemesis. Tippy Martinez, reured him on a fly
for the last out of the game.
Jackson's two-run single had capped a five-
seventh inning rally to put the Angels ahead 7-
But he failed in the nmth with two runners a~
and the Baltimore Orioles held on to beat tbl
Angels 8-7 Wednesday night. ~
.1 Steve Scott ready to make move
"I'm happier with the raoe tonight
than 1 was with the world record
Monday. I felt I was on my death bed
last night and this morning. I caught
some kind of virus and had stomach
cramps and thought senously about
scratching just before the
preliminaries even.
"l went home and s lept this
afternoon and sweated a lot of it out
and I feel better tonifht.
MARTINEZ, WHO recorded his ninth aa~
with just two pitches. has held Jackaon hitle9a AS
seven tripe aa the Orioles took the eeuon aeries, 7-&t
Jackaon fanned four times, and twice made the
final out.
"I'm not worned whether he's ().for-7 against
me or 7-for-7." Martinez said. "My job ts just to
come in and get him out." He's closing in on Coe, Ovett and the '84 Olympics "The fll"St pitch was definitely out of the strike
wne:· Martinez said, "so I was glad he swung. The
last pitch was not one of my better hooks, but I got
away with it."
By CURT SEEDEN
Of tM 0.-, "°4 ...,,
Steve Scott has spent the better
part of his acclaimed runrung career
one step -actually hundredths of a
second -behind England's Steve
Oven and Sebaatian Coe.
The former UC Irvine distance
runner. for example. set an American
record in the mile In June with a
3:47.69 mark. Yet he was still .36 off
the world record owned by Coe.
And Scott's 3!32.34 this year in the
1,500 is about a second off the world
record currently in Ovett'a possession
(3:31.36).
Yet, come Sept. 25 , when the
Oregon Track Club puts on its
invitational distance meet. Scott, for
one, will not be there to challenge the
British pair.
Scott, in Huntinaton Beach
Wednesday afternoon to announce an
a1reement between Sub 4, hia
running club, and the Red O:lion
Restaurant in Huntlhgton Harbour.
admitted his "racin8 brilliance" Isn't
that brilliant thla late iQ the aeaaon.
But, it'a not the only realOfl he'a
akip_pin.a the Eueene meet.
"The-oraanizine 1roup _(tor the
Eugene meet) ta only thlnkinl about
Ovett and Coe and no one el.le. They
never aot any suaestJons from me on
when they wantA!d the meet," Scott noted. .
But don't think Scott'• going to be
taJdna it euy in the next few weeks. n. 26-year-old fmm Upland, who
Ml'ty th.ii year ~n the fut.elt mile
ever with • 3:31.18 on a downhill
ltftet ooune {n New Zealand, hu
lil'lld up .v.n1 ~ meeta ln
~ !*'Planned 9'opl in Nice,
France, Zurich. Swtu.rland, London,
C•loane, WHt Otrmah)' and
K......., W• Geftnliny mtimt on :.;c=s• m.a m the mue, 1,600.
RJtht :;, my maln eoncem la t.o
•
prepar.e for the 1984 Olympic
Games," Scott explained. "I have lO
do the things that will prepare me. I
think running in mee\s in Europe lO
est.:lbltsh myself is more important."
Scott's also putting a lot of ti~ and
effort into the Sub 4 Club (as in
sub-four-minute mile) which includes
several other distance personalities
like John Walker , Graham
WilH.amson and Craig Mashack. All
four, of rourse, are sub-four.minute
milers.
Wednesday's press conference was
called t.o announce that the Red Onion
would be the "official hospitality
headquarters" for Sub 4 Rthletes
training for the 1984 Olympics in Los
Angeles.
The club consists of about 30
members, most of whom are distance
speclalis\s. Among them are UC Irvine
(and former Orange Coast College)
runner Ralph Serna, who two yea.n
ago tinished 18th at the Boston
Marathon.
Scott, whp owns more sub-four-
minute miles than anybody except
teammate Walker, currently makes
his home in Scotudale, Ariz .. with his
wife, Kim and 10-month old son
Corey.
Because of his heavy meet schedule,
Scott said he has had to hold off on
his recently assumed duties as
assistant track coach at Arizona State
University.
"(ASU Coach) Len Mlller thought
at might be belt.er for me to
concentrate on my training.'' Scott
explained. "l "m sure he'll find
someone elae to help but for now." ·
ln the meantime.-Scott will be out
to better his most recentefforts -
Including a dramatic come-from-
behind mile victory i.o Oslo when he
recorded the fourth fastest mile ever.
And that was a 3:48.53.
Ten days later he returned to a.lo
and he juat Jniaed the world mark
with his 3:4'1.69.
"I am thnlled that get to swim the
event at the World Garnes but you
have to be an idiot 1f you don't want
to wm."
Sue Walsh won the 100 back in
1:03.76 with Libby Kinkead second at
1:03.88. Walsh was competing ln her
best event and said:
"My goal was to make the team by
finishing first or second. I knew if I
got out fast and kept it in control I
would do all right.
"But I'm not used to swimming
outdoors yet this year," the University
of North Carolina student said. "I
kind of got caught up in the lane lines
at 25 meters and that hurt my
concentration a little.
'Tve tapered down about one-halt
to three-quarters of the way for this
meet. But in the past, I've done better
In international competition after the
meet."
The first two finishers in virtually
all of the 24 eventa during the week
are -ured of • place on the U.S.
national team to compete in Ecuador.
Martinez has allowed no runs and four hits in
his last 11 ~ mmngs spread over 10 ap~arances.
striking out 14 while postmg three saves.
Jobn Lowenstein, who earlier had a single and
his 14th homer, pulled the Orioles to within 7-6
with an RBI double in the eighth.
RELIEVER DOUG Corbett, who got Rich
Dauer to ground into his second bases-loaded
double play to end .Baltimore's four-run rally in the
fifth, walked pinch hitter Terry Crowley to open
the ninth after being ahead in the count 0-2.
Aft.er pinch runner Lenn Sakata was sacrificed
to second, Andy Hassler replaced Corbett and
walked pinch hitter Gary Roenicke on four
-pitchers.
Ayala, batting for rookie Glenn Gulliver.
followed with a two-run double lnto·the left-cent«
field gap, and became the ninth conHCUtive
Baltimore pinch hitter to reach hue m the ~
game series.
"I faced h1m one other time this aeuora "
Hassler said of Ayala, who is 5-for-11 as a ~
hitter. "He d(>Ubled that time. too."
Hitting in ·Dodger Stadium: It's .easy for WallaeH
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Whatever it
la about the road, it'a fine with Montreal
ri&ht-hander Steve Bogen who hasn't
lost a game all aeuon.
Wednesday night he earned l'lla ninth
win without • lo. on the roed, the 12th
ln 16 dedllona overall, beneflttna tram
Tim Wallach'• ~le~ double tn
the 11th lnnlna aa the Expoe defeated
Loa Ancelet to Mlv.,e one pme of the
thtte-pme eetiel.
"We're not playtn1 well at hom~
(20-26) ao it's a mu.t that we dO well m
the road," eald Rosert, the winntn1
pt1dwr' tn the AD-Suir-pmt ind aliD tM National Lelpe'a DA :Seildeir, 2.23 ... ,
can't explain why we are dolna IO well
on the roed ana not w•ll al hotrie, \&Nill
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BOSTOR -Boston Red Sox 1111 'outfielder Dwtaht Evans, who
diidoeed last year that one ot hil IODI
wp aufferlna from "Elephant Man'•
Dlaeue," uy. a llCOnd ton hu an Inoperable
brain tumor, acc:ordlng to a publllhed report.
Evans' 6-year-okt IOf\, Justin ~ht. ls at a
Bolton area tapital where he w. dally
radiation tttatment against a tumor at the bue
of hia brain, the I)aily EvenlJ\i It.em of Lynn
rep<>rted recently.
Evans' other aon. 9-yev.old Timothy Scott,
has had a aerie• of operation• for neurofibromatolia, an Ulnea ebaracterized by I tumor rwth and called the 0 Elephant Man's ~ Disease after a 19th Century Enffllah patient i who was called the "elephant man.
The older son attends echool and is not
bospitanzecr.
"The man upetairt never sends down more
than you can handle," Evans was quoted as
saYina.
-. "£"vans and his wife, Sue, have a daughter,
Knstin Ann, 7. The couple live in Lynnfield, a I suburb north of Boston.
: Quote of the day
t ~ ~ : .. •
Oewland Browna offensive lineman Oo•1 Dletea, at a rout for Hou.ion OOera
defensive end Elvin Bethea, a 14•year
veter.an: "Elvin ia eo old be bid to u. a
jumper cable to pt started last year." • • 'I : ....... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
; Meyer's hit Ignites A's outburst
~ . Du Meyer, a product of Mater
11 Dei High, keyed a five-run fifth
,inning with a two-run smgle to lead
Oakland to a 6-4 victory over
Cleveland Wednesday night. Pitcher Brian
•Kingman earned his first save for the A's ...
Elsewhere io the American League the
,Milwaukee Brewers rode Bea Ogllvle'• Brand
slam in the fourth inning and a pair of Doa
Money hom4!rs to a 10-4
: triumph over M innesota
: ., . . . WllUe Wilson drove in
: four runs with a pair of
: singles and a two-run inside-
' the-park homer as Kansas
: City erupted for 17 hits and , ~ outlasted Toronto, 9 -7 , i halting the Blue Jays' six-
1 .-,~" t~':: Pa;e\ s=ed · ~o
" home runs and Greg Lazl1llld f triggered a six-run 12th UUli.ng with his 12th
horner oL the season.. helplnR Ch1cago blast
_Detroit, 9-3 . . Mike Torre1 and Boti Swiley
teamed to tame Texas on two hits. as Boston
earned a double-header split with the Rangers
by winning the second game, 6-1. Texas took the
opener. 6-3. as Jim Sandberg and Dave Hostetler
drove in two runs apiece . . . Muny Ca1tillo'1
12th-inning grounder scored Bobby Brown with
Seattle's winning run as the Mariners came from
behind to edge New York, 6-5.
..
McNamara fired, but Rtd• loH anyway
Jtlll MeNa .. rl WM fired 11 Ill ~ al the alum~ CtndnnaU
Recll iW.ctMlday by tMm prwlld1nt
Dlft Waptr whO li1d the Ra, who
had tht beat record In bH•ball l11t y ar,
1houldn't have the eecond-worat thl1 ytar.
McNamara WAI replaced by RUH NlllOI, • Redt
coach for 1tven ytar1 and man11er In the
CtnclnnaU farm 1ytwm from 1970 to 1976 . . .
On the fleld, the chan• had
no lmmecllaie effect, u WUlle
Star&•ll drtlled a plnch·hit
1010 homtr ln t'h~ 1l1hth
lnnlnaCto lift PitllbUr&h put
the "1redi, S·2 . . . Gtotp
Heedrlell dtbve In three runt
with a triple and a aJngle and
Steve Mura pitched a flve-
hitter to lead St. Louil to an
*MAMAU 8-0 rout of Atlanta
Mike ScbmJdt, Bob Denier
and Bo Dlu 1lug9ed home run• to pace
PhlladelJ>hla to an euy 7-1 wln ln San Diego
. . . Moolde Wll1on pounded three hlt1,
includtna a pair of doubles, as New York
knocked off San Francisco, 6-2 • . . Nolan
Ryan and two relievers combined to stop Chicago
on seven hita as Houston ~ged Chicago, 2-1.
Baseball today
On thJa date in bueball in 190~:
Philadelphia A's pitcher Weldon Henley
hurled a no-hitter and defeated the
Browna, 6-0 in the first game of a double-
beadezo at St.. Lou.ia.-lt WU the bighliaht of
a aeuon in which Henley went ~-12.
Today's birthday.:
Philadelphia reliever Sparky Lyle ia 38.
Oakland designated hitter Cliff Johnson la
35. Montreal pitcher Scott Sanderson la 26.
Toronto pitcher Dave Stieb ia 25.
Stephenson's ex-husband to appeal
FORT WORTH, Texas -Jan !I Stephenson's former husband..
outraged at the anntJlment of his brief
but eventful marriage t o the
pro~~onal golfer, has sworn to appeal the court
deas1on.
"It's ridiculous," Larry Kolb said after
Tuesday's annulment ruling by a Dallas judge.
"That decision won't hold up I'm assured by my
lawyers th.at 1t won't hold up ··
Judge Joe Eidaon'i; ruling came three weeks
before a scheduled hearing on the annulment
petition Stephenson filed on April 19 -Jes.~ than
two months after sh" married Kolb.
Neyer, Wyland fin ish 1-2 in diving
Megan Neyer and Wendy • Wyland, the 1982 U.S. women's·
springboard and platform diving
champions from Mission Viejo, placed
l-2 Wednesday in the 3-meter prelimmanes at
the fourth National Sports Festival in
Indianapolis. The women's diving was the first
event of the U.S Olympic Committee's 33-sport
festival, which runs through July 31 at 19 sites
around the city . . The city of Pasadena has
offered UCLA a tentative agreement to play its
h.ome football gamt!ll in the Rose Bowl. The
five-year package, covering the 1982-1986
college seasons, was unanimously approved
Tuesday and was submnted t6 UCLA so
university officiaJs could decide whether to
remain in the Los Angeles Coliseum or move to
the Rose Bowl.
Television, radio
TV: No events 1eheduled.
RADIO: No eventa ICheduled.
light of the Lasers Sunday
rea yachters have heavy schedule this weekend
ALMON LOCKABEY
l'tlot lloetlne Wrltet
Yachting activity along the
range Coast faces a busy
eekend, involving everything
m dinghies to ocean racing
mpetition.
ma spectator pomt of vtew
Flight of the Lasers,
red by the Commodore's
of the Newport Area
~hamber of Commerce will be
fle highlight. The traditional
dden-death race involving 100
rs will crowd the bay from 1
m. to about 3:30 p.m. Sunday.
e Flight dates back to the
lorful Flight of. the Snowbirds
hlch started as an annual
er event back in 1937.
In other small boat action,
boa Yacht Club is host to the
llllolnan "B" Regatta for 1.Jdo-14s
turday and Sunday.
Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club is
the host for the Santana-20 fleet
championship to be sailed in the
ocean Saturday and Sunday.
Dana Point Yacht Club and
Seal Beach Yacht Club will
cooperate on the Seal Beech to
Oana Point race on Saturday.
_Nearly 100 ocean racing yacht.a
will get the starting signal for a
race to Catalina Island Saturday.
Southefn CUfomla Yechtlng Auoctallon
calendar °'.,...c_., .
Newport Harbor Aree Chember of
Commerce -Fllghl of L-•· Sundey a.Ne C«lnthian Yechl Club -Santane -
20 fleet ~. SehKdey. Sundey
HewpoJ1 Hwt>or-&alt>oe Yactl1 Club9 -
Alvnlln9on-Oldtaon Serlee INHYC). lie S«IM
(BYC). S.lllf"d9)'. Sundey 8alboe Yedlt Club -UlllTW\ .. B" Regena
CUdo-1'4) Seturday. Sunday. Oaoe Point Yadll Club -Anlth Seel 8Mctt
lo o.na Point rece. Saturdey
Loe~lleecfl
SMI 8-cll Yadlt Club -Start Seal BMch
too-Point Rece. SehKday. •
Paramoun f S p orfJ
hnleMcN'6c8..,
King Herbor Yedlt Club -Dinghy Oey (<*'lte<t>oercb) Saturday
Cllhfornta Yadlt Club -Buoy e ....,,..
(PHRF. MORC) Salurday 0Yerton SerlH
(IOR) Saturday.
Paclllc Mar1ner1 Yacht Club -lnYen.d
Starr race (Stain Serlee) Sunday
Saft Otego
San Diego Naval Salling Club -Optlml$t ~Ila (boala 30 IMt lf'<I under) Saturday S"ll\ Oleao YllCht Club -S119arloaf rece
(IOR. SOHJ!) Saturday. FruM Sarlel (PHRFI
Sunday
Coronado Yacilt Club -e.,r Summer
S«lel (lnYltallonal hendicap) Sunday
Cotonado Yachl Club -8arT Summer
S«let {lnllitat1on11 handicap) Sunday
MIM!On Bey Yacht Club -Summer Serlee
(all ct ..... ) Sunday
Oceanlllde Yacht Club -Rot4dl S.lee
CPHRF) Sunday. DlnglTy Su1!wnar Ser1ae (d
Cl .... ) Sunctaf.
NOnlt end lnlend
Anacape Yacilt Club -SlrlPPt-l<etc.nburg
Serltt (PHRFI Saturday. Sunday; third
vacation crutae. 11ar11 Saturdey
Senta Barbara Salling Club -Summe<
S. ... jPHRF) SUnday
W•tlake Ylldll Club -SabOI fnvtlallonal
Fleg11ta. Sunday
Nex\ yor'1 Bolton Metathon wtiJ mark the
tnd of an era.
In 1883, the race, OM of the laat true one-day
major ln~rnaUonal amateur 1porUna eventl, wlU
off~r bl1 prize money and be tel.cut nationally.
None of the exact dat1Jl1 of future Beeton
Marathon1 have been dltcloeed, but th ,..., Utt.Jo
doubt that chianRet wl11 be f ortheomJ~. ··
Several companJea already have JU,mped In to
bld to bec.'OmC' 1ponaora fol'. the 1983 rare and th~
who win the bids are exp«ted to pump hundredl of
thousands of dollan -tome say even more than Sl
million -lnto the coffers. .
And the bigaett winner of the oommerclaUam
battle in the future wouldn't neceuarlly be the
runners, but Marshall Medoff, who ha. been hired
to aecure the spoNOrt.hipe.
"Medoff . . . could pocket anywhere from
$500,000 to Sl million from the race, while the BAA
(Balton Athletic Allociation), which owns the race,
winds up wtth $200,000 or less," reported the
Boston Oiobe.
The situation ls dlsturblna to many of the
~unners.
"Runners like myself have done the work Cor
the marathon over the years and ~ver aot a cent
for it," aa1d Bill Rodgers. a four-lime champion.
"Now, they (BAA officials) ara out raising a lot of
money for the race, and someone ls going to make a
lot of money, but it won't be the runner."
Rodgers, however, agreed th.at there should be
a sponsor -~wponaon-end pn~money.
"The pnze money is supposed to allow th~
runners to live like human beings," he said. "It
S p eedway cycl es
a r e h ack Friday
Ron Preston will take time off from his British
· Speoedway League racing to compete in Friday
night's return of speedway motorcycle racing to the
Orange County Fairgrounds track in Co.ta Mesa.
Alter a one-week layoff, speedway returns with
ran appreciation night with special drawings for
prizes held throughout the evening.
Presµ>n rides for F.astboume in England during
the Bnti&t. season along with Kelly Moran, another
former area favonte.
Mike Bast. the six-tune U.S. champion. broke
an an~e several weeks ago while riding a horse and
thus will not compete in the handicap competition
but will be on hand to ride in the 9CTatch heats and
mam event.
Other favorites including Alan Christian, Mike
Faria, Gene Woods and Dubb Ferrell will compete.
Promoter Harry Oxley, who is directing the
World Finals at the Coliseum AUf-28, is in Sweden
this weekend for the Interconunental Speedway
Championships in which Bruce Penhall. Moran and
Dennis Sigalos of the U.S. will~ competing with a
chance to advance to the world finals.
~g will start at 8 o'clock following a senes
of youth speedway prehrrunary events. Gates open
at 6:30.
,
AUNN!NQ
DENNIS
BROSTERHOUS
(runnlns) it a full-time: Job, and we have to traJn ill
the time tor It.
"It would aolve the hypocrisy of under·the-
table payments'' that Rodger1 Hid haa &lven
running a bad lmage. •
"I can't 1ee them merchandlain& the race and
not paying expenses and other money to the top 20
or 30 runnen1," said Craig Virgin. another tamoua
long-distance runner.
Virgin ddded that ht' thought the priz.e money
offered by the Boston and New York City
marathons, the nation's top two marathons "1hould
be worth as much as some of the top goU and tennis
tournaments.
"Whlle they are not world championships," he
said, "they are top international events."
THE UPCOMJNG SCHEDULE of running
events m Orange County as light, with the Cypress
Community Fun Run lOk Race slated for thia
Saturday.
The race begins at 8 a.m. at the Cypress Civic
Center with an $8 (ee for a T-shtrt and $3 charge
Without. -
Also, the El Dorado Park 5k and lOk is &et for
Aug. 14 as part of the China Cup Series. ,
The Midsummer Nights Eve 8k run, which was
originally set for 7:30 p.m next Tuesday m
Placentia, has been postponed and will be run at a
ruture time.
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City takes over
PITTSBURGH (AP) -City o friciah
tentatively approved Wednesday a proposal for the
ctty to take over Three Rivers Stadium.
The plan, approved 8-1 by City Council on first
reading would ahlft responsibility for ma.L"ltaining
the 12-year-old stadium from the Pittsburgh Pirates
to the city.
Daniel Galbreath. president of the National
League baseball team, predicted Tuesday the
Pirates would go bankrupt if cit y officials didn't
approve a new stadium lease.
Mayor Richard Caliguiri's proposal calls for the
city to take over Three Rivers' operauon and
sponsor $16 m1U1on m improvements with the
support of Pittabw-gh corpocationa.
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Lapna Open
set Sa~ur.day
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lt ha become obvioua that bfech volleyball
panntf'Jhlpe an • lot tlk• m&JTtapl. '!'My CSon't alwaya lut, and tt doe.n't take tona for eomeone
MW CO pop lnCO the pk!tUN.
1'or lnltance. th4tN a.re the pro bHch tour
teaml of Andy rtahbum and Randy Stokloe and
Slnafn Smith and Mark Eller. They are now
ex-teama. The partnerahlp bit the dust, or la that
und?
At any rate, when the Cuervo Lquna Open
kicka off Saturday morning at Main Beach, all four
VOLLEYBALL
of the above-mentioned beach volleyball atata wtU
be with new partners.
Their pl rema1ns the same, however. At
stake la $8,000 in prize money, with $3.~ going I<>
the winnina team.
An elite, 16-team field wtll play a single
elimination ~nt. with action beglnning at 9
a..m. Saturday. The finals are scheduled for Sunday
afternoon.
Last season. the pro beach tour was dominated
by the Fiahbum-Stoklos and Smith-Eller teams.
But when action begins Saturday, Fishburn
will be paired with·Dane Selznick, with whom he
won the 1980 World Championship. StokJoe bu
joined forces with Smith, who was on the 1981
World Championship tandem.
Eller, at the moment. finds himself without a
~r. Other teams figuring to be in the run for the·'
money intlude Tim Hovland and Mike Dodd and
Greg Lee and Jim MeJlles.
Last year's Laguna .tteach Open featured the
break-up of Menges and Matt Gage, as each
reportedly became impatient for a victory afJ,er
several brideemaid performances.
Menges then paired with StokJ06 to finish a
disappointing fifth and later returned to Gage JO
place a respectable third in the 1981 World
Championship.
The partnership of Lee and Menges resulted in
one of the hottest beach volleyball teams ever. back
in the mid-19708, and 1976 World Championship for
the duo.
Top 16 surfers
vie in u ·e· meet
The world's top 16 rated surfers are scheduled
to be on hand to compete in the OP Pro Surfing
ChampionshJps In Huntington Beach, slated for
Sept. 1-5.
Among lhe international set are three-time
world champion Mark Richards of Australia, along
with countryman Cheyne Horan, considered his No.
l challenger.
Abo surfing will be Dane Kealoha of Hawaii,
Wayne Bartholomew of Australia and South
Africa's Shaun Tomson.
Amon${ the entries hailing from California
include Joey Buran and David Barr.
~ .a>ntest..offem a..1irst pdz.e. of .»Q.QQQ_ and
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Tuu OOt 000 000 I 2 1
&o11on 30-4 o 10 10• 6 13 o
Honevcu11. 80ttano 121. OerWln 171 and
WWfWlf. Sundberg (II, T0trN. 8 SI.,,..,, Clll end Alltn1on w I orrel. 6 ·~ L
Honeyc:ull. 4-11 HR-&o.ton, Ric. fl31 A-30294
"°Y• I, IMut Jert 7 l(enta1 Coty 322 000 020 9 17 O
Toronto 021 000 202 1 13 1
Blut. OU<eenbt<ry 171 •ncl S1-..gn1 Clanc:v
&ombeel< 12~ OeMn C4), 0 Murrey Cll end B MllfllMt W-Biu.. 7.7 L Clency. 8-8 S-Oul~ 123) HR1-Kt" ... C•ty,
Wllean 121. TorOftlO. 8 Mertin.z C41 WNtl
C8) A-19, 152 ....... ......,..4
Oelilao<I 000 OSO o 10 6 10 o
C-en<I 010 010 200 ' 9 O
T Unclerwood 8t•d 171 Owen<n-o 171 Kongmen t7} and M HHlh Oeri11y Glynn t51
Brennan C6) $pillner Clll ena Nano<oo11y
W-T UndetwOOO, &-4 L-Qenny. 6-11
S-Klngmen t I) HR-CleYtleNI. ThomlOl'I
122) A-U.404
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OelrOtl 003 000 000 000-3 8 I
l(ooaman. 8etOIU 171 •llCI F1111 UldU'
TQblli (II. S-(121 lltld L M p.,,..,.. W-
8erot• 6-3 L To~ 2·5 HR1-011c:ago.
Pec:IOlllk 219) LUZtntltl (12) A 24 215
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Wtweull.. 001 1110 002-10 12 0 Mlnneiaota 000 101 200 4 12 I
H .... Flngen (ti 8'ld &immont, VIOia, Borla (4), Wit .. 181 end l.auclner W-Haa1. 7·5 L-V1ole, 3-2 HR1-Mlhweu~M, Morley
2 112). ()QllVie 1221. C MOO<t ISi. MiflnftOlt
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lliltftNfl I , Y8ltll-I
S..llle 102 OOt 010 OCll-1 10 3
New Yor1< 230 000 000 000-S 10 4
F Btnntller. Ctudlll 181 end S-1. Bulling
(Ill. Morgen. R Mty 1111 GOIHQ• (8).
G4'idfy 111~ Fraz.., ( 12) and Cerone. W-c.uol" 10-4 l -,rulef 3.3 HAI S..ttlt.
8oc:lltt (II). N .... York WlnfltlO 1171
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81111 l'renc:lleo 002 000 000 2 a 3
FllCotle. Oroec:o 111 lllld HO<IQM. lUlley,
Le¥ttle (31 8etr tlll HOiiand 11>. 9't1n1no 111
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7 .. S-Oro9CO Pl A-7.918
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W Wll90l'l,l(C 87 2tO af 101 Ml GM«ntr.Mll. 87 211 u 74 .M3
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V-t.Ma M 360 U 111 121
llonMll. T 0< 83 2tl 411 II 323 Pec:loNll,Chl Tt 290 31 93 321
LM.Patrlefl,o.t 70 244 44 1' 320
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M.....,.M, 22; G. TllOmM. MllWUW. 22.
tie. Jeoll••"· A•t•••· 12; Cooper. Mllw ....... 19. ............
McRH, KtlllH City. u , Cooper,
MllweukM, 71; Tllom1on, Clelrelend. 10;
LWIMlll, CNclloo. It; Yount. MllMull ... 94;
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Vork, ,_.; !Nrne, Cl\leAaO. M , 81tk•r.
Clevelend. 10·11: Clt•r. "lo11on, 1·4; F
&etlnlet ... S..lllt, ~··
NA'nOMAL~ e.UllHll'ct.
KniQlll,Hlll t2 SS 1 eo 112 313
T.Pina, Patt 79 211 30 93 314 o.-."""" . 91 341 u 107 314
McGee, ,SU. 00 20 I 23 9' .313
IA'* m'1f11 • 11 237 42 ,, .312
Lo Smlttl.SLL 91 34a 71 107 307
Cetttr, Mil M 311 51 N .306
Au ~ S.D. 63 2tt 5a ti :ICM ... ,.,._.,. ... 320 37 t7 .303
M..--.Pef\ II l30 14 100 .303 ............
Klngmen. Hew YM. 25. Mw~. Allentt.
24. C... ~.to; Homer, AllMIA. 11, ~~-...........
M.wpfl)'. Atltnta. 17, l(lngmen, Hew YOfll.
65, Cher, Monu.I, 13, Certtr. MontrMI,
81, o.rTW-. ~ 11. ~('20.......)
Roge<a. Mo11treal, 12-4. 0 Rollln1M>n,
Pttltl>utgll. 1(>-4; Lallet, Sen DlllOO. 10-4, VeJeft&u.i•, D0199en, 1$-7; Fonc:h, St
Loute, .. 5; ~. Sen Diego. f.~;
CarflOfl. ~ 12 ..
UTT\.E LEAGUE ALL·8TAA8
Melor.-111-12-,..,-oldt)
01h11tCt a T(){MNAMINT
Al'NI
(•I .,_,°" LI.,) . ..._.,.,.._
Sten1on 9 Westml1191e< """-'1(;811 o
Tonlgfll'e 0.-
Seev-vs WntrntMter Amer~ 7 30
pm 'rider'• o-Stent°" w tonlglrt'a "'4rlnet, 7·30 p "'-MM• (et "'*"'•ood LL) -~·.aco.. Oc:eanv-Met10nal 5 Rob<nwood t
TOft6ghl'1a-
Foun1e1n Velley So..1n •• Rob1nwood, 530 pm ~---' rlclq'.I.. G.lllm _
Oceanvl4!W NallOnal •• tonoglll 1 ....,,...
530 pm
DllTlltCT SS TOUMIA.-Jh
AIMA
(et llhlloft Vi.+o LMt I
Wtdfteedey'1 ~ NO g-tc:t>eoultd
Tonifhl'1 0-MISsoon HtA• ... $8ddle~ 5 , 5 p m
a.tutcMy'• a-M 1a110 n NQtlh vs M1u1on HllU
Saoaltbec:k .....,ner 10 • m
ArNO (e11enc-..teu1 Weclne1d91'1 lcott
Vteio 5 Laovn• BMc:ll 1 IL~e Btec:ll
~om•natt<ll
TOnleflt'•O-
tr"'nt Soulh vs v .. io. 5 15 pm ... ....., .• o_
rA1111on South vs Irvine Soulh·VttlO
W1rlllltl 2 pm
Semon (14-1~-old•) DISTRICT U CH 8""'
tat La Guin'-Hitt!) TOft6ght'eO-f0<H11a1n Vet4ev No<th ,,. ROl>lnwood. 5
pm
Frldey"e 0-
FO<Hll.,n Valley North vs RoblnwoOCI 5
pm
INole A l""d g•m• will be pleyed
Sarurday •I nec:ess.ryl
1S-Jffl-dd9 OISTlllCT 12 TOUMAMelfT
(e1Edle0ft"'9tl)
-~··tc:or• Founlem V•ll•y South 14 Huntong1on
Vellty 10 tHutltlnQ10l'I Ve//#ry ........,eleell
TonlQhl"eO.-
founl•tn Valley Seulh vs S..Vltw Sp m
Dll'TMCT 54 TOUlllMAmMT
(•t twurd hit!, IMMI . ........,. . ._.
Seadlel>ec:lt 11 IMne Nortn 5 11rv1ne Honn
tlllm<llaleo I
T_...,.'•0-lrvlne Soolh "' ~. 7 pm ,,...,.a.-.
M1Mloll South "'9 IOnighl e wi......., 7 p m
INol• II Mlu Jon Soulll IOIH Frldty
eno1n.r geme wlfl be ~ Setu«l•y el 9
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( .......... ~, ·--=-: ....... 100-t.. Ir• -I Cnrle C...eneugll cs.ni. o ... ,. 50.1a, 2 RowOy G*-(Wet
Eegle) 50 21, 3 Robin lHmy (MV
Hed1doruj. 50 41, 4 David M=
{f\Orlde Aquellc:e). I0.48: •. M4ll1
IHurnc:-1. 51 21. 8 Tom J4Qlf (Plrllw!Wl •
5132. 7 Don Glllll(Florlde ~).II ,1,
I NBerrett{~l.5151 200 !1eCk -I Alc:ll Cerey (a.doer Swim
Clul>). 2.00 72; ;!. Sltvl tl1·r"IGOll
(Hedtdoru). 2 01 ao; 3 John E110•
cSttnlordl 2 03 47, • JUM vuuno (Hacltdor .. ). 2 04 09. 5 Ric:~ th19~ (~SC). ~-"· e. MlcN9I ~~ (Clncinllttl .... Mjlrlinl), 2:08 74, 1 l(ytt MM {Aor1d41 Aqullict), 1:<18 06: I ~
Wlleme NildeOOI .... l:O? ...
TMlllO lllACI. 360 yerdl
llel .. Oelhc:lall (HWI) 11 40 I 00 4 40
SllMI '"1 tCtMgWJ a.oo 4 oo Cuhl4w1 ~ ICltrltRI 3 10 AleO rec:.d Thi RMIO OI Fire, Eley RC>Qtr.
Etty 'Wtfvlln9, ZoOfn \t-. MgMn Jet
Flylng c~ .... Mr lticll 111n1
T1mt 1817
Jon M11verM J 11t1111 a 1,n111N
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def OevlO M\llltrd (Htw z.Mndl. M . I-I
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Stockton (US I 1-S I · I ISernerd PU•
(Auetr,.j del Slullkt Ven Der ....,_ (8oulh
Alr!C:41) 7.5 7-11. V.,. Wlnttllly IU S l ct.I
Cnlg WlltUI (U s I •· 3 11·0 RamHn
KrllhnM (lnclll l del freeldll •-M , (South Alric:.). S.3 &etnerd ~"II (Fr.,_I
""4 EOdle 04bll• CU S I 8-2 11-3., Mel P..roell (U I .) 11.t Ptndef Yvrpfl)', 71 ... 2. Hiiie
Glldemelller IC11119) clef Melt Anger 11-0
11·0. PablO Alreya CPeru) oef Jullfl Avtneleno
(Spe ln), 11·3 15 -2 lv en Lendl
flPTI& MCL 400 )'8fd• 1caec:11011ovek1•} d el 01110 M.01111011 Frei• (Aemu...,I 12 40 9 20 4 80 F'rtnoe), 6-3. 7'-1, Jlimt f'1llOI' (Ct\lle) ct.I cn1c:kt Nett.,. {Olerluel S 20 3 80 Plkll McN-IAuatrlll•I 7 6 11 7 7 11
P1t.1I• Wrengler 1Ton11a1 4 20 Also r.-1 LOI.. MIU Honey. $h001, F9derellon Cup
Erina LuGI!, Qovtl Ju-. T111y1 Gey Go, (el hfllt Ce..•)
OMlencl•. MIH Lucky Pua ,.,., ~ ........ 1. Tlmt 20 27 Autlrella J, ~I 0
lllCTH lllACI. 350 VMdl Evonne Goole~~ lo'ualrall•I Oel t<elhJ,I HOC)91Cler1 ... I 22 40 1 00 4 00 Mere.ill• Mttkt•, 11·4. 11·2, O;ann• From,.<>111 Dea ya ChatQt C1rcl IC•HQttl 2 80 2 40 IAullralle) def Me11111ne ven def Torre 11-4 Alw•v• On Top (Toni!•) 3 00
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""" AnQllee 71, Ofente COt.lllty lie '=" tGtlMlllt (Ht1 11tlen IHMltel)
4 30 pm -Mtlro ,,.. Ooet n I/...,
1 10 11.111. ,ou'ttte1n Y1ll•Y o hn l'ttnlnclo
J pm Neved• $191• •I Venlur•
8 pm. Victoria P91k •• OrtnOI Counly tcll~elllp IHMlltf)
Hoon M•d l/ellly vs Jr Rtbe11
7 30 pm Oreoon v1 s.n 0te90 t p.m -8ou1n eo..1 ,,.. S..ttlt 10 so I m l.U VegH ••••• VI LOI Anoeilll
........... .,_..,... , ............... ,
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llnllll ci.I. ,...._ netlonet 1..,.,, 11-10 •
11-1.IM.
Aleo rM*t• flytnga Eaprteelon. Ms S.Crtl 11-3 CMft, Alilll 14ope, l'relCla FrtllOed«. Jet Ootllllff Wedneeder'• trenaactlon• Set ll•by. BlulnO Jo 8tt Jet. Diamond Wtrtdy TtornbUll-Sut Leo (Auel•.,...I oer •-'fl•ALL Oeehltillt Mtektt·Betly Stove, 6-4, W ._..... lM11ut
Tlmt 17 82 ~ OtMf ...,_ BOSTON R£0 SOX -Ac11veltd Cemey
a IXACTA 12-8) PeiO '6e eo a. 8we0en 1 Lan1l0td lhlld b"81Nll trom the IS-d•y
UYINTM ·~· 400.,...,,. t..m T9nnle dlMbltd htl Pl~ F!etd NIUlota. outllelde<
Jodl9 SOiution (Cler-I 11 40 s eo 3 eo • ........,.. lc«9t on , ... d•aebleO ,..,
Out Mlgllty Cheri!" (Aemuuen) 2 90 2 80 S e n 0 1 • 9 o -2 7 C n I c • O o 2 6 CHICAGO~ ~81:¥.H<lc:IO< Cruz
Gr•-f 1Her11 2 90 llUC*·tieOf--J Alk> r8G90 ~ 0. Lu Oetdly Joan 8tt LOI~ 30 Qelllenel ao OutlittOt• IO IOW8 of I Amertcen
Tne Coec:ll. Tutt Cc>py Mighty Ma•cus. F1t1t
/
AUOC:••llon ()p11ont0 Tom ~. pltc:he• to ApollO 1owa Ac11ve1eo Rtne1y Mettr ptlChef eno
Tome 20 711 Scol Thompson oulf1elder trom int
ooki
are back
• 1n catnp
From AP dl1patcllH
Rookie.. Barry ft«oddrn and
8111 Stthtold. th Loa Angeles
Ra ma' top two draft plckl thi.
year. wcr<' ~k on the pr.ctlce
field W edn f.'1d ay . a c lub
1'pok esman said
R edd<'n . o r unning b111c:k
fro m th<' University of R k hmond
w h o WllS a hnt-r o und pick, had
s uff<'red a 11 l1g hlly 1 train e d
hamstring in M o nday's opening
d r ills at Cal State FuUenon.
Bechtold, a cente r from
Oklahoma who was taken o n th
third round . h ad waJked off the
practH·e fi e ld M o nda y.
apparentl y without telling
anyone where he was going.
Bechtold r e turne d to the
team's Fullerton State training
camp. however, after meeting
w ith Jack Jo'aulkner, the Rams'
administrat o r of f ootball
operations.
"It was a pnvat.e matter,"
said tnm 11poknma.n Jerry Wilro
Al.so W ednesday, the Rams
pla<.'ed veteran u ght P nd Henry
Chi lds on the unable-to-perform
lts t Childs missed half o f last
season w 1h a broken foot. and the'
mJury hasn 't com p letely healed.
W 1kox said
Padre player
to have drug
treatment
12 IXACTA (7·SI p..a $13 40 dist~~~~HATI REOS fHed John
EIOMTH tlACI. S50y91dt Mc:Nemere ma,,eger •"d nem•O Rull SAN Ul.l!:tiO (AP) -San ~~! ~W.,:i,'"I 1 oo ~ :g ~:g ~::.:'ht::~ rep1.u h"" foeo Joe Diego Padre:. outfielder Alan
Vtk•nQ CoOy 1M11cntt11 4 20 NEW YORK METS -Achv•leo Hul>ot W1gg1ns volunteered to enter a
A-tKeO CIMdo• Crtttgtr &.,-Our Pal Broot.a tnird ~en frO<T\ 1ne IS dly f JI h Pet ~ "-'" Pretty se1tt O•HD•eo losi end seni P"" -.Aa,,•ows•• treatment program o owing IS
Time ~7 4t MAIM. 1nlotlder outr1gnt 10 l 1oewaler OI lht a r r (' s I w e d n e s d a y f 0 r
a DACTA (2-41 P9IO _'3e40 ~.,..,.. 1n1 .. ne1tona1 LMQut 1 nvest1gat1on of possessing
a PICK 1141 14-1-e-2-1.211)81(1 '7.«000 w L °' OA •,... FOOTSALL cocaanl'. said Ballard Smith.
Wtth four WW'lnlflQ llClltll lflVe 11or-1 S2 C-17 I 115 341 l50 1!50 ~ f'.Mlt>ell l•-itut Piel< s.. comoutllon p..o $168 00 ""1h 59 Toronto 12 12 43 3e 3& 107 SI LOUIS CARDINALS Cul J•me• president o f the Nauonal League
wtMtnQ 11Cket111our 11or-1 Montreal 13 10 3e 32 31 105 -.Aen.,d wide rect!Yer team
NINTH lllACI. 400 y91d• ClllceoO 8 111 38 50 35 ,11 Un+tH ...... Foetbell LAetut w . 24 h II '--Slr Ronhy(lec:lley) 1100 6 eo 4 20 ~ DrlletOM Bf AMINOHAM s TALl IONS 1ggm s, • w 0 WI not ~
S<ahn Sia (Fryday) a 40 9 40 Fon l..IUdttdeie 15 11 53 at ... "' Announc:eo IM r1111>11n•1'°" 01 James '-A with the team w hile undergoing
PHI Em 8oy (HWll 6 00 Tulle It 11 U U 46 1 IS OoulO Pf"tdent et>d gtf'8<81 tnen809', lo 11190 rtM»<I Ooh L• ,.,.,,.. Skip Congo, T8fTl98 e.y 11 1& 40 114 35 99 _,,,. MM>r v~ 1>1••1oem •or 11n•nc:e treatme nt, was rc lC'ased on $2,000
w o1•110v111 Snec:ky Boone. KtlOedo 80 J~ 9 t5 ,,.. ._ 2t 63 end eamln11•r•t10l'I ol Wullt"OIO<' Foo•b•• bail thr'~ hours after hts a,...._l Mooo • neTIM ~ Parlnera end' prestde111 or Capnel C11y ....,.h Sa • •..,. r-. 2037. v......-10 1 43 35 35 t21 51>«1• M~1. ,,,. gener•l per1,,., 01 in a nort east n Diego business ~1~A.~ ~-~ aa&.40. =: ~ ~~ !~·: ;: ;: !~ ,.,. ~=g'}g:'':.1-=.,80 Ott;11 M~• arepa a t 2:30 a.m .
Sellnle 11 12 49 38 40 1~ 1)111«111 me,,..... eno senlOf vrce p1ee1~1 0 I i C: t' s p O k e s m a n B I I I
Def MllF Por1lend fO 14 32 31 21 14 PHILADELPHIA Signed Sieve Rob d h w· · WIDN91DAY'I M9"'.T'I Edmonton 11 15 211 48 25 flQ furn111s defensive hilt coach IOSOn S8I t al 1gg1ns was ~111ot~1t1ot~-1.,.1 • .....,. • ._.. arrcst<'d by two officer s who
lfltT lllACI. One,,,... Mon,,_, 1. Por11tnc1 o IUtio...i ~:; L.Mgue observed a c ar dnvmg on K earny ;~:1~:::.:,~1na1y1 920 ,:~ :·: v-~Ctllc:llgo~ NEWYORl(RANGERS -S.gntc1Cnr11 Mesa Road. and n ouced the
8 Doug IHewley) .......... Reneuo and 6teve R<hmono derensemen d "i 4 eo c--.. T0<0t110 10 ,, .. egent c.ont•ecti river toss something out of the
ISO I~ WeltrlOfd 811y. Loll., EllQ .. r-;::================================~-~~1~~~0~~~-----------0rntNI Mll<t H-e.ien Sand. Gr-CIOu<I
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.... 1mpr .... .,. 1a .... re1 .. 80
Alao •KIO Tov TlmH Mirege Ot••
Pro,,.tH, Ledy Of Sl•tua. OM On Tl•• HouM 8utal And Run My Slww>g Leay.
Ramblon1 Luv r..,.. 111 a DAILY DOU9\.I I 7 7) o-iG 540 80
nM0 ti~ I 1118 mt1es F~ IV•lenwel•l 5 IO 3 00 3 00 FMther Aewwd (McCarronl 4 00 3 80
l yM 1 Fancy CSlblllfl 8 20
Alto rec:ed ~· Lil. Loggie. Strey A
Uttle Nuly N.,.,,., Pei.ii. F•.1 m a..n1v
THM 1U 415
• UACTA (2-101 e>atC1 $43 Ml '°"'"'" lllACI. 5'' ""'°"O• Halftbll (McCtrron) 12 20 7 20 4 80
~ 1cu111n8CU> 21.00 11 oo
Gentlemen Bled• (Dtl~I 4 oo
Alto rtc.eO Onl E,.O Romeo. George M •
HOnlO, 0.-9/t Metl. Hono< Her Offe< L Chicle. 80IO Hor110M. ~ Pego, Al
1(1\elil• Ttmt f 08
FIFTM lll&CI. I 1116 mlleS O<\ turf
Eng11sh Girl IDlhD)'I 20 80 11 00 7 80
Sere1o~e Roalt (Mc:H911JU8I 10 20 II'<>
Nancy I B•by l~J) 5 00
Also reced 1/1110 Oultl F'lign1 Otlmouo.
FKe NOtlh MIU!ng In Ac110n RldndouDle
Loweke Gattie G~ M0<re
Tome I 44 llS SS EXACTA 16-41pe.d17~ 50
lllTH lllACI. 5'> futlon09
EcllO Gtende tS"°""'81<er)13 40 7 80 15 20
Meuo IV-tuef•l 23 eo fO 60
1nnetJM1 &tettr (MoCarron) 3 ..a. Aleo rl!Ced The A>lt <d Dec 1 Mtft ~
Crown The Emper0< RoY11>11 8oy Don't
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NEITMER DoES
MARKING MIGMER
PRICES ON THIS
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by Tom K. Ryan
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CHEMISTRY
by Ernie Bushm1ller
._.E 15? HE'S READING THE LIST
OF INGREDIENTS ON A
CAN OF BUG SPRAY
00 'iOU MINO If I 5'foP
~£.RE ~NO RE.~1 ~OR ~ W"l\.E., OAO?
by Kevin Fagan
Rt-S1'?! \JE.'RE NOT ~~EN
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by George Lemont
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MtCla l11M•1 ~. lliG. ot livtne
1xplnd1d marktttna. 1n1tn1er,tn1 and
manUlllCt\&lini de..,._nta to wpport Ua automatic
dJak1iie copl" prOduct line. Tru11mtttoa Pl.-..elal hrvl0tt relocat*S ltl
.... ottte. to 1700 Adami Av.., Suh• 201.
•office wu formerly at 2792 Harbor Bouleva.nt.
'BrancA man11er 11 Ont Wl•Hl for the
rlmary lendln1 1ub1ldlary of Tr1n1amerlea
poraUon.
Eno kUlaoa, whO Medtd the IMineerlnl
deplrtm nt, becomt• vlce prtttldent or pr~uct
plannlna and ~h and development.
Loretta 8lalD of Colt.a M ... lflduated from •
a_peclallied mana11ment trafnln1 pro1ram
ct>nducted by Satc0 Co1mttlc1 Inc. ln o.llal.
Davi• 81dH Joined MST .. director of •natnMl'inl· JM wd eenior hardware •ftlinterlnl
manapr at Buie Four lnformatioh 8~tema. Tht company namtd IUcllar• Monllle
director of manufac&urln&. He wu erevlou1l.)'
manufacturlna mantier at Ba* Four. lcott BW1
WU named ~ (>t produe\ marke&.lni. He WU
reafonal Al• rnanAf9I' tor Advanced Mlcro Devk.w. Tile Soatllera California
Cllapttr of tile Coaatructlon
'rod•ct1 Maaafaetueu qo1acll named Lea Maynard
neclplent pf ill annual Ed
l.awtoD Memorial Award "for
profeatonal.lsm and support to
l\owlaad Clltw haa been appointed vlce
president ot operetiom at Arelllve CorporatJon,
Co.ta Mesa. He hu been with Racal· Vadic, Inc.,
Sunnyvale, u vice praident of operation..
the organlt.atlon."
Winner of the award lo
'974, Maynard&. with American
$tanclard, Modemfold Dlvtaion
and Saahco, Inc. of Buena Park.
Trantlerra Exploration Corp. of Newport
Beach •nu.ounced today the 1ucce11ful completion
of tta Cltfes-Universlty No. l well ln Andrews
County. T~xas. ·
The initial 24-hour production rate on pump
was 101 barrels of oll (lnd 11 of water. Total depth
was 6,540 feet with perfor11tiona in the Glortetta
ronnation between 5.928 feet and 6;o47 feet.
Mlulon Viejo National Bank appointed
'{lmotlly E. Wa11011 vice president, director of
· cM.rketing. He was formerly with Eldorado Bank.
j
l!ac Fed rents to travel · agency
IThe Costa Mesa Travel
JiUr.ency, for 17 years localed at
230 E. 17th St .. Costa Mesa, will
move to Suite 129, 1901 Newport
&\vd., in the new Pacific Federal
bL&lldlng on Aug. 2.
According to Don McGowan,
princip(Ll owner, the agency will
be moving from a site with 1,600
square feet of space to one with
2,600
Marilyn Gibbons is office
manager.
According to McGowan, the
agency la probably the oldest ln
continuous aervice with 27 yean
along the Orange Coast and the
largest in one location. It
employs 14 , and wlll have
computerized and audio-visual
equipment at the new location.
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Public Utllttltl
COmm1M1on hu delayed
at lHlt two week.a 1etlon
on a plan ,Svtn, Pactflc
Telephone cuttomert the
option of bu)'in1 their
telephone equipment.
The PUC 1ald
WednHday lt wanted
lime to ttudy the Laue ln
an effort to reduce ootta
to the public.
The plan, If approved
by the PUC, would apply
to .tnale-Une aervtce and
allow a cu1tomer to elthe~ buy telephon,
equipment or continue to
rent lt for a monthly fee.
Commlfl.l°""r Richard
Gravelle sal~ he would
like to eee the.ooet of the
phones, eapedally for
equipment already In
place, u low as JX*lble.
He ask"'ed , and
commissioners agreed,
that the PUC staff be
instructed to contact
Pacific Telephone
officials about possible
price reductions.
The In-place
equipment price .ranged
from $25 for a standard
rotary phone to t66 for a
Touch-Tone Trlmllne
phone. New equipment
w-0uld range from $35 to
$75 for the same types of
phonee.
The current£ntal la $1.09 a mo th for
standard rot ry and
$1.68 for the standard
Touch-Tone.
F~d botching the job?
Investment adviser angry over tight money
By JORN CUNNIFF
Al ...........
NEW YORK -It la th traditional wildom: Wt mU1t iw.p a tlaht ,np on
the nation'• money 1upply U we .,.. to
llck Inflation. It hu ju1t bten ~afflnntd by Paul Volcker, the bis
man ln rnoMta.ry policy.
Unln:iprt11ed and an1ry, John
W~t hope1 for the day when policy
wont be IO hidebound.>.. he h.aa for
monthl, he tel.la clienll of Wrf&ht
lnvettore' Service, Bridgeport, Conn.,
that monetary policy ls aU wrona.
But fil"lt. the conventional wildom.
As practiced by the Federal
Retlerve Bo.rd, of which Voltker ls
chairman, monetary policy .eelu to
llmlt the supply of fund• to the
economy, the purpoee being to purp
inflationary demands.
High Interest rates reflect this
effort. They al.o illustrate thl manner
ln whlcti demand
ia redUL'ed.
With mortgage
rates at 17 percent,
carryln1 charges
on new houae1 are
far beyond the
pocketbook• of
moat Americans.
Demand, there-
fore. and the con-
struction to meet Cu..¥,
1t. are near thetr lowest stnce 1946
That's the moet familiar ex.ample,
but there's a long list of others, all
related to tight money and resulting
high interest rates, all reflectlng what
pollcy-maken feel is a need to leuen
demand.
Eventually, policy-makers say, ~e
country will learn to live within ita
UlCOme, seek to consume no more than
is produced, adjust to less while
producing more. AIJ demand lessens,
savings will rise, providing more
capital for investing in production -
rather than consumption.
And inflation and lnteresl rat.es will
come tumbling down.
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Jonn Wl'l1ht, wbcle orpnbaUOn
advt.ee lar1e lnatltutiona and handlM
t.ruat department pol11oli09 tor bat'\kl,
feel• Federal Re .. rve policy hll
condemned \he economy to • limbo
from which it will be d.lffiq.llt to rile.
That la, unlee. the Fed dw1p9 ita
money-supply polley.
A.a he seerm to view the lituatlon
the economy la like a dehydraMd
penon crying for water in the delert;
lt ls literally dyt~ for lln11IAttv
Over the put 20 yean, Mys Wrtabt,
a tremendous ahortfall of money hM
developed.
"To put it 11mply," he uya, "there
ia just not enough money available to
meet the needs of out economy."
The evidence ii clMr, he •YI· In
1961, M -1 (mainly, currency ln
circulation and checldn1 accounll)
equaled 27 percent of aro-national
product. By mld-1982 it had fallen to
leu than 15 percent of GNP.
"Measured from 10 yeart a10,''
Wright stat.et, "M-1 la now amaller by
$20 billion."
The economy grew, he says, and
the money supply shrank.
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Reserve policy. to inc:reMe the money
supply would reignite inflation.
"Clearly fallacious," aays Wti&ht.
There is no exce11 of demand
remaining ln the economy, he uy1.
"With the nation's capacity
utilization at 71 percent (It hu since
fallen undtt 70) and unemploynwnt
at the highest level since the 19308,
the U.S. is far from a situation where
more money would engender
demand-pull inflation," he uys.
"In fact," he continue•, "more
mc;mey and lower interest rates would
make it possible for businesa to
modernize and expand, contributing
to a reduct.ion in 0011l~push inflation"
by lowering production costs.
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Disney profits
up from '81
BURBANK (AP) -Thanll1 lar11ly ' to cwo ~Y l>GJ»llar Wnil~ film dliliib -"Jlobtn " and "&mbl" -Walt ~ Producdonl
reported third-quart.er proftta were up ban U.. ""'9
period ~ yu.r.
Dllney Mid net income for the three monthl enc:tm, June 30 wu '32.89 mlllJcn. or 08 cents ""-'
eh.are. That w11 Up '1ver ~ of '80.2 ~ "'
93 amt.I a lhare, for the period a ye&r *IO•
ThJ report doea not reflect lncome frcm Iliriy•1
recently releued "TBON.'' a $20. mJJlJon .video fanc.y
that the studio aaya took in $fl million at U.. boJi
office ln 'ltt first 10 days of r.Jeue.
NB firm's earninp off
National Education Corp. of Newport Beach
reported net lncome for the alx montha ended June 30
of $1,814.0002im ed tD $1 ,l.148,000 last year
Primary per share were 79 ~ntt ln 1982
compared tD 85 ln l 81.
Nt't income for the three montha t'n<ied June 30
was $716,000 compared tD $941,000 in the llke perlocf
laat year. Primary earnings per share Wt're 31 cents ln
1982 compared to 41 U, 1981.
SDG&E earnings up sharply
SAN DIEGO (AP) -San Diego Gu & Elecuic *
Co. has reported an earnings increue of more than 50
percent during the first 1lx montha of 1982.
"The company ia attaining the lnt.erim goals of ha
five-year financial recovery plan," said Tom Page,
president of the utility.
SDG&E showed ea.ntlngs of $71 .3 million. an
increase of 50.8 percent over the $47.3 million reported
last year during the period. .
Grace's earnings lower
W.R. Grace & Co., an international company with
interests ln chemicals, n.atw'lll resources and ooruumer
services, reported aeoond quart.er nt't income of $76.9
million. a decreue of 23 percent from the comparable
1981 period, on sales of $1.6 billion.
Earnings per share decreased 24 percent tD $1.59,
down from $2.08.
· Grace operates it.I New American Rest.aurant
Corp. heedquar1ers in Costa Mesa and headqu.artera
for El Torlto -La Fiesta Restauranta, Inc. and Far
West Se..Wcea ln Irvine. Grace alto operates
restauranta in the Newport Beacb-C.ana Mt'IMl area
such as El Torit.o, Houlihan's, Coco's and Reuben's.
Fed lowers discount rate
WASHINGTON (AP) -The Federal Reserve
Board has voted to lower the interest rate It charges on
loans to member banks from 12 percent to 11.5
peroent, the first easing in the discount rate since
December.
AMERICAN LEADERS
UPS ANO DOWNS
DOW JONES AVERAGES
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SILVER
Ha11<1y & Harman. $7 2tO per 1roy ounoe.
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CALlfOANIA INYf"ONMNTAL. Coun\" requHtln1 tha\ W• ~ ~ "* tM --...,. .. In IOllOf--wftfl tM 0UAUTY ACTt " Annu.11 llAltaimlm tor Oii W--...,., Dt0•11Mi t1. '911, lftMlt te • .._..11w 0ec .. r1t1011 1a11to1001 Ronald Troy All•n be tpeutenoec-mt11111t1•ol1Nl1tteo1eaiwom..~110i.w '*""' cwecier• tot INI protfC1 appoln ted u p•uonal 0.1. w111at • ~111al\t to tllt Oallforn11 rtprelllltat!ve t.o lldmlr\Wr lenlOr Vlot ~ .,, ,:::, ~~~"~"='~ tM ettate of Vlr,U Allen :,~ Co!Mltnlon prlOt 10 or OOllC!UfrMl (under the Independent PubNtl\9d Otanot eo..1 0.it; P1lol, June 20. 21. 22. n. 24. 1H1
•1111 1111 propoHd eoltt 1coH1 Admlnl1tr1tlon of Eatatea 3242-82
guldtllnte. Act). The ped\ion la •t for
flltlt '*'tnoe Wll ti. l'ltld Ill tile ~ De~ No. 3 at 700 rtaJC M)TIC( ......C NOl1Ct Pttnnl"I Commlu lon Ht1rtno · W in ,.oom on 1111 llrtl floor ol th• Civic lM ve, ..i, •ttm
County Htll of Admlnltlr•llon the City of Santa Ana, ·~ ntl Ar:=-.~~=-"
bulldlnO • lo~~.c.nter Plua. CaUfornl• on Au1u1t 18, °" t ~!!!.-·--
tent• N\a. ........,.,_ " 1 ao P '"· 1982 ----· ::.::·:.= .. Wwned IO tr' YOU om t.o the ::.~ :?-
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CA ti702-4041 Pf10t lo cir 11 tht obet on1 or e written c.otttl P411d-vp/Oliw1111ty c.ptlt1/ OOINMl•Cement af t11t ec:tMldultd ob Uon1 with the court. •tatvtot;y Otpoelt
publlc ~ l'untw lntGm\Mton be ore the hearlna. Your °'-P4lkl-4n end ::.=-:':::':a"~ a~anoemaybelnpenon ~~~) 2;~~. PfeMltlO OM9loft .. ('114) l34-63IO or · your a~. 9urp1119 • ~ ~· t 1.220.a tt
Publl•Md Ot1noe Cotlt Delly • I y 0 u A R E A tncomt for .,.. yeer n un
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· WHAT IS IT? -Th.is peculiar co~gurat.ion is MX missiles, or d5 a Tokyo miniature golf ________ 330_2_-e_2
1 credit« of the decNled. you ~·a~~:/:.,:;::=:=.: ~1~~ wi:: :
.'a) custom jewelry designed by the ?yhdwoman course. Well, if you choae "d" you've got a f't8JC NOTICE rnuat file your claim with the 1newenc. eo-nt..iontr ot tM stat• of Ct11fom1a. pur9Utnt to•·
•ol Chaillot. j)) Ill\ Oriental IQ test, c) the sharp eye for detail. -----l'IC-*-..... nnoua--IT-~--=--!,-••_m_•·--1~0:.1~!.~n:!t~ ~w:='Prteldent
: Defenae Department's latest scheme for hi · n.. •OllowWIQ ~ .,.. OOlne appo1ntect by the court JoM w. 8c:Mu• ::..:;.;:...:..:..:..:.~---':..-----.....-----------'""---:------------r-----------~ u within four months tram the Oontrottr
f P\iblahed Orange Cotti Delly Piiot. Jvl/ 20. 2t, 22. 23. 24, 1N2
Nil.IC M>TICE
PICTl'TIOUI _, .....
..,... ITATl-.wT
The tcfloWIOG l*1IOl'1e art doing ~u:
I LY NN E VALENTINE
PROPERTIES. 3 Civic Plaza. ~ e..cn. Celltomle llleeo
Jacobi Realty. lftc:., a Cemornla
c:«pOr •lion. 29111 Newpor1 8l¥d . Ntwi>or1 lletcn, c.lilOfnlt 112693
Thie bu.,,_ la conducted by e
COfllOf atlon
Jacobo RM/ty, Inc.
JoM w. Jacobi,
Prtlidenl
Tiiie 11a1-1t was flied '#Ith lht Covnly CWk of Orange County on
Juty 12, ID82
,1t:U71
Publlahad Orange CoHI Dall) Piiot July 15, 22. 29, Aug 6, 11182
3132-82
DEATHS ·
ELSEWHERE
-
Honor student
David Alan Butcher.
son of Mn. Norma P.
Butcher of ea.ta Mesa,
has been mamed to the
North Texas State
University sp ring honor
roll.
P\8.IC M)TIC( MARIA'S TUVAHA TAXI. 3 1904 date or first IHU8nce O 32~2
-----------11th Avenue, Soutll Laguna , letten • -..iA..A In Section -------~-----"'....... l'ICTTT10UI ~·· Celr10tnla 112t77 .,.., • ...,.... •-"' -.TIN •-"' _,.TIC[ UMPlii~ .n.:, ...... ITAff•NT Metia~ Mltdlell, 31904 700 of the Probate Code of r-.n. ""'~ f'-.n. ""
LaGAL NOnCI Th• follo•lng pereon 11 doing 11th Avenue. South Laguna, C•llfornl•. The time for --------C-O_N_l_OUDATED
Noelce i. htrtby olVefl that tht boll,_ •: Cellf0tnla 92977 flllna cl.aiml will not expire
Board o f Education of lht EUCLID CAR WASH. 1135 N. Walttr Gllf0td Mltc:hell. 31904 prior tc> four month.a from RIPORT OF CONDmON
NtwPott-Me&a Unified Scllool Euclid, Al\ahtlm, Calttomtt 112801 11th Avtnut. Soutll lagunt, d f h h t Coneolldated Report of Condition of "CITIZENS BANK Olatrlct 11 ltereoularmMtlnQ ot July Phlltp An1hony PHrl. '143 Ctlll0tnlt 92977 the ate O t e ear ng S Cou l3. llMl2. dtc6er'ed lta lnt9ntl0n 10 CyprH• Drive. Laguna Beach. Thie bual.-18 conduct9d by an noticed above. OF CO TA MESA" of Co1t1 Mesa. Orange nty, and
..... ""t.JncltltrVh SC:flool, loolntd Californlt 92862 1nOMOut1 YOU MA y EXAMINE Domeatk; Subsidiaries at the close of business on June
al 220 Ea1l 23rd Strfft, Cotta TIMI ~ la conoucted by an Marie Mttehtll the We kept by the court. U 30, 1982.
MeH, Callfornla. Th• Nollet lo indMdual Thie •t•l-t •ta fMtd 1Mlh the you are interested In the 81ddtra and LtHt For"'' .are P. A P-1 County Cltrll Of Oranoe County on eY1111eble IOf' tnac>tctlon 11 IN office nn atat-t wae fllecl wttll the Jury 20 111t2 ettat.e, you may file a request
, ... Bank No. 1080
Dola.r Amount•
In ThouNnde of lilt Bu•loH• Manager, 1857 County Cieri< of Orange County on ,.,..,.. with the court to receive NI.IC M)TIC[ Plactnll• Avtnut, Coll• Mttt, June 16, llNl2 Publlehed Orange Co111 Delly s p ec I a I not Ice o f the
bt'-1 the hOu,.. ol 7:30 AM lo '1111112 Piiot. July 22. 29. Aug. 5, 12, 11182 f A81ET8
l'ICTIT10U8 .,..... 4:30 PM. Mondty '"'°""" Friday. Publl1had Orenga Co111 Dally 3253-8 Inventory o estate aaaeta ..,... STATDmWT s eated Bid• to lHH mutt be Piiot. July 1, 8, 15, 22, 11192 and of the petJtiona. 8CCOW\ta Cash and due from banks ...................................... -4,273
Th• lollo•lng ~•on I• doing rtoelwd on °' bel0t• 2:00 PM 2912-82 P\aJC NOTICE end report• described in lnvntment securities ~J:v. OPINIOH,3153 Brey August•. 11112. at the ofllc>e of the fltalC M>TIC£ l'ICTTTIOUI IUSINH• Sect ion 1200. 5 of the (Market value $-4,958) ........ ........... ............ .... 6 ,853
i.ane. Coate Mtae, CellOl'ftla 92e29 ~ ~"':;,."~ ~ ...u. eTAttMEn Cahfomia Probate Code. a. Loant. Total (excluding ·
Jeyne MMlattln. 3153 ~ey ~. Board o1 Education !.u. tell• 11na ':f~r' ~--u Th• lollowtng per10n I• doing It e e • e I• d DI••, unearned Income) ........................ 45,-416 ~.:=-~~by 111'1 = t~"4.~·l.:;' .. "1.~ Th• followlng Aper~• doing bull~~NE JEAN COMPANY ~noneb~ ~t Law,Naass .. ~. b. L ... : Reeerve for
lndlvkl*. PM. TUMC!ey, 10, 982. bu~:: A I l I 8 ) N A I L 2428 Newpor1 8IYd . Ho. 3 eo.11 N:!'r.' rt le:~' Carlfo,. poalbfe loan lossea .. .. ... .......... .... .. . 260 5 56
Thia a1!~"::"111ed llW!th the ~~ .. · Sdlnltrtr DESIGNERS ANO INDUSTRY M~·uTi:"'~Z:c:~8~!31 Orange Hit . H'44H4 ' B c .kloent,I net F ... F ... & .... E ........ t .................................. 4
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61 County Cltrll ol Otange County on ...... -... tNgtr LEAGUE. 2925 Collage. Costa Avenue. Co•ta MtH, C•lllornl• Published Oran e Cout an prem 189. . -., e c. ................................. •
Juty 12, 11192 ~s= Dlllrlc:t M .... c A 92e.2e. 92827 Dail Pi1o Jul 2f 22 28 Other auets ........................................................... 1,-479
,._. Publlehtd Ora~t CoHt Dall) TOM GAERTNER. 238 Tu!-. Thie bual,_ le conduc:19d by an 1982y t, y • , , TOTAL ASSETS ................................................... 61, 122
Publl•h•d o .. ~. Cout Dally ....... .. .... 15 22 1"·~ Cosl• Mela, CA 112$29 lnd•v;duaJ LI •a1LmE8 na.. ,.....,., -• • • • """' Thi1 bual'-9 II conducted by an J ...__ 3298-82 ,.,
MlAMJ (AP) -Jeu W. PllOt. "'*'t t5, 22. • Aug.~ ----------3-'-~---1 lndMclual Thi• •t•t;;;,,c was r11ec1 wtth UM TOTAL DEPOSITS IN P~bla, ~3. a former stage rtaJ( M)TIC( Tom o-tlllt County Cltnl 01 Orange COU111y on Pta.IC NOTIC( DOMESTIC OFFICES ...................... 5-4.653
and film .:u-and one of PUBUC tl)TIC( .wc11noua w11 ~·~t~ flledco:!h the Jury 20. 1992 lllllUNIC•AL COURT{£ Total demand deposits ............... 16,756
the 16 original June Taylor r---l'ICTI'nOUa-----.,_.--.. ---..,._IT.A~ Jury. 9. 11182 ange 'Yon Pub111hed Orange Co•:i'= ITAft Of CALW TTotaOT~ tfLmeOEP&OaaSYllTng9S INdOeposlO••EtlST·l·C .. 37•897
dancers o n the Jackie MAim ITAT'iMiNT The lollowlng per-. are OOlne F1ta1• P1101. July 22. 29, Aug 5, 12. 1982 c~ OAANCM c ,., ""
Oleuon Show, died Sunday. Tht follo•lng .,.,.on I• doing ~ aa, Publl•h•d Orange CoHt Delly 3255-82 JUOtCIAL CMSTillCT ANO FOREIGN OFFICES .............................. 5-4,653 ~ •: H.L CROUSE & ASSOC . Piiot, JUiy 8. ''· 22. 29. !11822 .... •2 700 CMc Ct11te.Orlvt ..... Other llebllltles for borrowed money
ONE STOP AUTO SUPPLY. 10790 Wwrw Awnut, Suitt 202, 119-v fUIUC M)TIC[ s.nt. Au. Cllflfofftla tZ701 I ludl I f _ c~:o~~C:,~.-w. ~~~=~~m.:a Foon~~..,~7~8312 Ml Ml.IC M>TICE FtCTITIOUllU..... ~~S·T~1~~~ ... '6'CHARD T. ~. T~,!; ~.~.~~~-~-..................................... 425
a leading figure in lingulstb Peter 0 . K eib . 20411 Aclltrrnan. FO\lnteln Valley, CA The ~o~=l~"=n"T. doing DEFENDANT DENNIS CHASE. Other llabllltlea ....................................................... -49-4
and literary studies who =·c~~un11ngton 9270:0 HAYES. 8542 loll Clrcte, TO~~~A~IC busl-Al.lEaaH & CO HAIRPORT DOES t trw~OOM~ TO(TALludLllABILIIl:_sdl ted t
read 2:1 lal')guages, died Thlt ~ 1a oonducMd by.,.. Hun~ 8tach. CA.. -· ..... -• u....Aw.ut. OCT,...,. exc ng tlluvr na no ea
Sunday. Jakobson waa a lndMdl.W. Tiburon.~~~ d:~C: To Wllofft 11 ~»c:o.m. ~ MtgnOlta. Waatminet• CA ,,•J.:~~ ~ and debentu~:lftE·HCi:DERS.EOUITT .......... 55,572
pro f en or emeritUI al Thll ..:!i = N9d .tin.,. Thia~ .. oondudtd by. PAAL.OA NO. 21NC.laapplytngto ARLENE GAYLE SIEBER. CAM NUli9Cll ,..,,
H arvard Univereh.y~and COIJmfCllertr'Of O!wlgsCounty on OM'ltf'ltpei'b•lltlp. 1u D~&JJJutU. ol .Ako.b.o.il.c. 16515 Walnut SI~ Fovn11tn v111ey, NO-~\'• a.-..._,....... Common atocf< MIT. July 12. 11112. a-II Arnold .._.. ConlfOl tor "41" On Slit A 92708 , ... bowt ""'' deddt ..... ,_ a. RO. anareTIUlhOJ12ed l ,500.000
f111111 Thie atatemtnt .. flled wltll lht Sttr and Win• (Publlc Ettlng Thie buelneu 11 condu<:led t>y an without ..-MMe llMrd ...-.. b. No. shares outstanding 1,024, 137 3,7S. D~ i~k::::~r~J. ~ P~~~. ~7 ~-i~1~ ~.~Of Orange c;.:7; ~=-=:=i:: T::f= ,.,° .. ~=r .. th lht ~=~=~·=~~~~~~~-~~ .. ~~.~I~~.~ ... :-.-.:·.:-.::".:".:".:.·.::::·.-:~ ~:~::.
Jew who I n I 9 3 6 1------------1 Put>lllMO Orange Cou t Ottty PubllaMct Ot•noe Cout Dally Cier1I °'Orange County on an attorney 1n 11111 mel ter. you TOTAL SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY ........................ 5,550
a11a11inated the German P\llJC M>T1CE Plot. Jvlly 15, 22. 29. Aug. 5, 1982 Piiot. Jvl/ 22· tM2 32t2-a2 20· 11M12 1''911171 ~ oo to promp11y to'"-' 'fOUI TOTAL LIABILITIES ANO ~or~ Nau Party m --...,,,,-te--TITl=aoua....,'"""'."-.,.._------.-.--i 3140-82 1.....Publt1hed Orange Con t Delly =4:, ~::°"9'· 11 any may be SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY ................................ 61,122
Switzerland. died Monday. NAME STAff•NT rtllJC NOTICE Mt.IC M>TIC£ r'°1· Jutr 2?, 29, Aug. s . 12. 1942 AV 11o1 u 11 • d 11 • •Id o The undersigned, Kenneth L. Donahue, Sr. Vice 00~~o11:'no Pl'tona •re doing IC.-.n FIC'Tmoue eu .... u !\'~-fl? d•m•"dade. El trlbunal pu•d• President & Cashier and John W . Walsh, S r. Vice
E .D~~ (~) ; ::a:!'~ PAN Ac EA so FT w ARE l'ICTmOUI ..,._,. NAMI ITAft-..cT P\atC NOTICE 1 = ::''~~ ~.,! President & Chief Administrative Officer of the ebove-
Branlff Airways p resident . ~~.~~1~0 1~~.'~A ~~BO; Tiit ~STATEMEIT ,......... :~-.!~owing Pl'ton• .,. doing FICTTTlOVl IU'*'tt de a~ l.M 1a lnfonftedoft.,. named bank, each declares, fOr himself alone and not for
dled Sunday CAS ~art Inc ,. Celrf0tnt• ~""'per-..,..-... bu .. CWS .. lEASING. 17 220 ...... STAT'E-.wT ....... the other: I have personal knowtedge of the matters
corpor111on 34805 via ca1a11na, FIRST CAPITAL, FIRST Hewhope s1re11 Sult• t03 , t:N~o:::••ng person 11 ooin S• usiad d .. u aoticiter •1 ontalned In this report (Including the reserve side
SCITUATE, Mass. {AP) -
Rotallad M. Salllvaa, 54,
,..hole efforts on behalf of
cancer victims and their
families w on n ationwide
att.en\lon. died Wednesday
of the di.aease.
lllTH NDTICIS
No 8. Capistrano S.actl.CA92624 c APIT Al co A p . C BG a Foun!Ml V...,, CA 92708 SLIPPERY DUCK, 1923 w ~~ o~ du;b·.~.~.~: hereof). and I believe that each statement In said repon Is
ThtS ~IS conducled by. ASSOCI ATES. 1701 Mllclltll J AME S l CLAYTON. 54 Balboa 8IYO . Newpof'1 8IYd c lnme<kat-te, oa •t• mantra. true. Eech of the undersigned, for hlmself alone and not
COt'potlllOn CAS Softw8't Inc ~·. ~~· ~ A~7~ 0 R -~~o~."t"Wi~.!2J~' 18272 ~ARK STRICKLAND, 1823 w ~,.'.!!P':~:...=n.:,~: t~tlguf>a, for the other. cet11fles under penalty of perjury that the
David H Tr'*"911, Pres Po RAT 1 o N, a c a 111 or n I• Tlltt>ury C1re1t. Hunttng1on 8ucti, Balbot 8IYd . ~ Btech. c I.To THEDEFENDANTA cMt oregofng la true and correct.
This 11e1emen1was111ec1With111e c:orporetlon, 11ee1 Mhchell Horth. A 92&49. 9211e3 comp•ainl h• l>Wt't '•ltd by 1,.. Executed on July 21, 1982, at Costa Mesa.
County Clerk of 01anoe County on lrvlnt. Ctllfomla g2714 STEVEN J SHERWOOD, 15 Thie bu~ •• conducted by. pltlnhtt agelnat you II you wish to allfo<nla.
July 6. 1982 ,.1...... Thia~ i. conduc:ttd by a SunrlM, 1rW1e, CA 92715. lndMd~I defend tl\lil lawlvlt. you must. within ls/Kenneth l Donahue
Published Orange Coaet Delly corporation. Thi• ~ ii conducted by • Mark Stncltltnd 5 deyw alt• 1111• evmmone 11 -*
Prtot. July 8, 15. 22 29, 1982 Rm Clicllttl Corp. ~· Plf1ntr9hlp Thie eta*"9nt wu flied wtth 111e on you. file wtth thle c:oun •Written /a/John W . Walsh
3104-82 Mien.I A. Cohen, SI_, J Sherwood County Clerk of <Kanoa County on •Ml)On• to tl\t compgjnt I.Jn'-~ o.-. c-09lr ""°' iJlot n 1112
Preeldant Thlt 111•1_,t -filed ""11\ tl'I July 20, 1982 you do 10. your deltult wlll ba
Thia fta~I wta llled wtth Ult County Cttr1t ol Otange County on ,,.,_ entered on appllcatlon of 1111 -----------County C"'1I of Orange County on .Jvly 8. 11182 1'1t'Z14I Publlahtd Orange Co111 Dally plaintiff. and t~ court may...,.., a P't&JC M>TICE
.Jvly 7' 11182 F1tl:lm9 Publlehed Orange Co111 Daily Prlot, July 22' 29' Aug 5' 12' 11192 ;udgment agajnet you fOf' the refit4 i----NO-TIC_e_Of ____ --l'lCTmOUI •USINEH
P\B.IC M>TIC£
ELLIOTT land Dean Stoneman. sister
G ER ALDI N E KA y Marjone Wrede. Graveside
(GERRY) ELLIOTT . a ae~vices will be h e ld o n
resident of Costa Mesa. Ca. Friday. July 23. 1982 at 9:30
Paaaed away on July 17. a .m . with Rev W i lliam
1982. She was a bookkeeper Steele, of the Mesa Verde
for the A cme H eating United M e thodist Church
Company for 6 yea.rs She Is officiating Services under
s)Jrv1ved by h e r f ather the d1rect1on of Harbor
p bll ... O C .,. 32eo-.e2 Clarnanded in the COfTIC)lalnt. wtlicfl AV~ cw NAM! STA~NT u ,,,,.d rano• OHi Delly PllOt, July 8. 15. 22. 211 1..,2 could reault 1n garnl1hrnent ol 6 .....,, ... , _ __,,, The lollOwlnQ persons 11e doing P~. Juty 15. 22, 29, Aug. 5, 1992 3103--82 •-JC -.nrc ,.,.,.._, tall.l:.'fi of_°'~-.. --~· 3201-82 -----------,._ ""'"4 ...,...... .. ~ .. -1 ............... ., Pursuant to Section 6t04(dl ol business as • -----------P\B.IC M)flC( FtCTITIOUllU.._U or other ielef r~quHltd In lht tl\tlntemtlR...-.nueCoda.noUotls SANTA ANA ARMY & NAVY.
·M arcus Stoneman, Sr .• Lawn -Mount Olive
brothers Marcus Stoneman , Mortuary o f Costa Mesa.
Jr. of C.OSta Mesa, Raymond S40-5554.
,_Cl•OTHBS
la1. UOADWAY
MOllTUA&Y
I 10 Broadway
Costa Mesa
642-9150
IA&.T%-M99N
MTN & 1'UTMU.
.-STCUW CH.AN&.
-427 E 17th S t
Costa Mesa tw&-937,
NI.IC NOT1C[ NA• ITATllllRNT ""'1PfaJnt hereby g1..,.... tllat lhe annval repc>ll 1002 East 17th Street. Santa Ana,
FtCTtTlOUS IU ... 11 Th• lollowln" person 11 do1nn Dated. Aprll 8· 1982 '°' 11\t f~ yeer 11132 Of RAU Callloml• 92701 l'ICTITIOUI IUIWI MAim STA.,..,,.,
The folkMtng pertont -doing ~-FLYWHEEL PARTNERS, 302 ~~ BtlbOt lallnd, Celllornla
Ned H. l ttllftt Jr .. 302 ()nyil,
Balboa ltlland. Celtfomle 92992 Rlc:tWd H. Van Ot V-•· 2M1 ChttHu Way, Laovna Beach,
Ctllfomle t2t51
AoMt E. 8'own. 4401 Ct*Y er-Dr.. 1.a can.oa. Cllllfome 111011
Sttnlty H. Bunlltr, 228,_. P9wl,
Btlboe laland. Ctllfomlt t2M2 Thia ~ .. conduc:ttd by •
""*"~· Ned H. L.....m Jr.
Thie Nttmtnt -flled ""'" tllt County Cler1I of Orllngl County of
.My 1•. 1942 ,_
Publlt lltd Ortnot Cottt Dall)
Ptlal. Jvrt 15. 22. ·21. AuG-8. 11112
320:Ma ---------P\BJC llJTIC(
N.Alm IT AftmNT Dusi,_ N • • ROBERT 8 KUHl!l. F OU H O A T I O N , e p r 1 v 8 1 a MICllHI Jerome Sherman, A 781
Th• lollowlng pereon 11 doing VAlJGHN'S INTERIORS, 1401 ~· Per1ln loundlllon. 11 available at lht L.ndetrom. lrvlna, Cakl0tn1a 112714 ~ORAKFT.I HG BOARD 21•0 Klnga Aotd Ntwi>or1 Beed\ CA ~ty ' loundatlona pr1nc1p11 ofllce for Jodi Lynn Sherm~n. 478 1
0 C " 92&63 lllAMTIC S. SUAIAH. Eaq. lnepec110n dU<ing regular ~ UncUtrom IMne, Celltomoa 92714
Eldtn Avenue, Ho 1 1. oete Jutty A Vtughn, 1401 Ktnge 1_, L "tf1l-' "'-• ~from 8 00 am to5 00 pm by Louil Sherman 30S W 8-gln ~ CA 92e27 Road Newpor1 8etctl CA t2e63 a"'*8 ~ tCla any c:lll:zen wN> rlQVlltl rl 1#1lhln Ct , Fox POint, .V'l9CO<llln 53217
FlAVIO BATISTA MOU RA . Thlt bual,_ le ~ed by an IMle A Celtontllt t2701 180 dl)ll aft• the data Of tl'lla Annalle Sharman. 305 W 2180 Elden Avenue. Ho 101, Coate lndlllldvel (7'4) ~ put>llcatlon Bergin Cl. Fo• Hunt Wleconsln
M .... CA 929271 ~..,.,......, b Judy A VlllJtitn Publlahed Orange Co11I Delly The loundatlon'e pttr>elpal oltlct 53217 in:~ bVtlnMI • c.,."""'..... y 1111 Thi• •t•l-1 -fifed with CM Piiot, July' 22. 29 . .AUQ 6, 12. 11192 II toe.led " 17871 F1teh. lrvlne, CA Th11 0011""9 .. condUC'led by •
. At\llo S.Ueta Moure County Citric of Ofanot 9cMlty on 3310-82 92714 Oefy O'o-11 CO<POtll~ISlltnnen •
This ,lt•t-1 WU filed Wllh ,,,. "-''Y 1• 11182· ,,..,1 1tl71 l'Jtcfl Mlcl\MI Shtrmen I
County Cltrll of Oranoe County on p bll II Or Co 0 II f't8JC M)TIC£ IMM. CA 111714 Enlerpr•-~ Ju~ 2, 1942 u • eCI •nge Ht • Y -----------Publlllltd Orange Coa11 Dally Mld>MI SM<'rnan. l'ttmll Pllo4. NII'; 7, 14, 21. 28. 1tl2 PllOt, "'*I 22. 1982 Prealdtnt
Publlllled Orenoe COHt Otl~ 2111-82 ________ .....;330&-;.;;..;..~82;.I Thie llat-1 wu f11tO wlll\ lflt
Pilot. July 8, 15. 22. 29. 1982 "8JC tlOTICl •-tc """TICE County Clerk o1 <Kenge County °"
21181-82 -----------,._ nu July 8. 1g82 -----IC-.. ~7.~----i '11'17'11
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l'tCTrTIOUI llUl*lll Published Orange COH t Dall)
NA• ITATnmMT Piiot. July 22. 2Q. Aug 5, 12, 1982
Tiit tollo'Mng pttton• ere dotng 33 14-9~
"""mrRL Y HILLS RE A LTV ---l"Jll--IC_M)_TIC£ ___ _
CO .. P . 27271 LH Raml>IU, ftlCTITIOUS .ua••• Mlalon VltlO. CA 92982 8H8 ~n1ty Cofi>0111110Tr, e ........U~T CeMfOl'nle Cotpottlton 27271 LH The follo•l"Q .,.,.on II dOl"Q
Ramll4te, MliltlOt\ Vlajo. CA tMe2 ~o'C~uRES . ETC .• t9 t7
Thll bullMM la conducted by • W11tclllf Drive, N••J>Orl &tad\,
COf'PO'•llon. Cahfomla 112te0
8H8 Realty Corp J11dllh Lyn Ttmmt, 904 8 1. Robert E. Ntwbtrr)I, V. J Pl N 8 Pr• '"''* act, ewporl ttc:ll, t
nllt tlatttrienl ... filed wltll lht ~i:= .. COllOueted .... COUnty Cltrll of Orange County on lnclWldutl. .,, "'
Junlt $0, ttl2 ,1._ Judltll L~ T----.. ---.,.-m\-l"W'C____ .._MM, C.....1t c-Thia ttat-1 -Mtd wt1t1 Ille r~ ""'"4 111,..........., Mn OoutltY ~ ot Ortn0t ~ on1
• ...,_ C... ..... CA -./A/1-. 2.t, 19'2 \ ITA~ CW Publ19'1td Or\nO• CoHl a.lly PublltlltCI Or•no-CMl~l
MAMDOfffWWT CW Piiot, Jvl/ I. 1&, ,2. 2t, ,~ ~. """ 22, 29, •·-"' ti, tMI l UM CW '90""10UI ~ _, .._ t ..,_ .. ...._ "8.JC fl)TIC( Sl,WI~ Th• follo•lno per•one llewt _________ ....,_____ MJC -
llMndoned the i.. °'the ~ 'IC'nnoul ....... -·-~ '*"* NAm STAT'llmMT
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"lnvltellon To Danger'
1 1.W.A.T.
HAWAII "Vl-0
A famou1 r.....eti '°'91-
1111, eonvlnoed IN! "'"'°' a man, d~a lrom lilt
~-·poet • OW"f.Allt Gut1t1 hl1torla11 Dr
Abram Sad!IT, IO<mtf
U S Special Envoy 10 !tie
Mid-Eat Am~ SOI
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NBC NEWS
MOVIE • * "Oh Heavenly Coo"
( 1980) Clltvy ChaM. !Mnjl,
Whitt lnvett'9allng a poflll·
cal Mx ec1nd1I In Londoo,
• private dt1ecUw 11 mur·
dtrtd and relncarnettd a1
ucrully dog. ·po·
CH)SAMMY. TH!WAY·
OVT 8EAL
When two boya tnNk 1111
lnturtd ... Hon Into lheir
l'lome, p1noemon1um
-(Part2l (O)MOVIE . * * '11 "Zulu 01wn ( 1979)
Burt L1ncat1er Peter
0 TOOie Tl'lt E119ht11 wage
1 biller war ega1n11 Ille
Zulu nation in 19tll·ctn1ury
A.Ince PG
OMOVIE
• • ·~ Raggeoy Man
(1981) S1uy Spaceli. Er1c
Roberti In 1944, I 1ei.-
pl\one oC>9fllor 1n a smell
Texu town s.c:nflciet her
11eno1ng In 11'18 community
Wiien Ille llU I Sho<l 1tt11r
wtlh 1 combat-bound 1111-
or. 'PG'
t:30 I ~CAVETT
AM!AICAN
GOVERNMENT
"Political Part1e1"
(J)8NEW8
(fl BARNEY MILLER
The detectlYM wreeUe with
tl'ltit macno lm-oee wt>en
their lnltlel glee II r-111-
lng bulletproof VMU takM
en --qiecttd hlfn
1:00 I C88 NEWS NIOHl!WS
ICUHOFU 'Mot IUJCbM a Im llW.
only Iha '-rt cen truly
conquer
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KOjlll dltCOYerl 11111 •
murder VICllm w11 a.ad
before a t>IQ-t1me drug
dNler lhot l'llm
• M"A"S"H
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JOKStSWILD
• IUSINESS
REPORT
()) P.M. MAGAZINE
An ofl1tage look 11 the
woman known u Minnie
Peatl, tc>Mng crlmet wllh
~~AIHMENT
TONIGHT
Melody ThomU II lnt1t·
11\ewtd In a lo<* II Ille Pot·
tray81 of MX on daytim.
IOIPQPerU 8 TWE MUPPET&
GutetS' ~ and Ver-
nell
(H> F\.ASHBACK: WALL
STREET CRASH 1929
Actual new1reel1 help
dramatize the 11or,.. ol
PROTECTION -Magnum (Tom Selleck)
is hired to prol«t a fashion designer after
her partner ls murdered 1n ''Magnum,
P.I." tonight at 8 on KNXT (2).
low IU(VIV0<1 lol0wlng the
Oclc»lr 1929 .... YOf11
Slodl ~ange ctllllh.
(%)MOYll * • • "rn. Siient ,.,,_
,_.. tit7tl Blott Gould.
Clvlltopflet Plummer. A be/* ,....,., lmprOmptu
anempf to cMtl In on a
roeoery IMda lo her ....
ment and terror wller\ Ille
real thief ~ lllm to
rec:eptur• his loot. 'R'
7:30 8 2 OH THI! TOWN
, .. lured' 1 prollle of
~lynnCumm-
1ng1; I look II l\ow video o-hava 1Hected the
IYtregt Am«k:an l1mlly; I
man who Illa come up with
1 ,_ coolde called lilt
People 8ofl4I
I 8 FAMILY Fl!UO
EYE ON L.A.
Faaturta Ille lllMI trend&
In 11trimwear: 1 IOOk at
~t>tllyC¥1.
CD M"A"8 "H
Rader helps out 1 lamb
meMlt for • GftlA lelllvel
and Frank II chNttd out
ol an opportunity lo per-
MCUte a young 904d* m> ()) TIC TAC DOUGH
• MACNEIL I LEHRER
REPORT I'll FAWLTY TOWERS
Gunia and 11111 become
confuted by Bull'• a111e
01 nervous tension and •
cue of m111111en ldenllly.
(Part' ol 81
9 YOU A8fW> FOA IT
Featured "Donkey S-
ball and Auctioneer
Scl'IOOI Cll AEA081C18E:
ADVANCED
Gel tn lll'l•pe. look good.
and feel greet with tllia
physlcal ll1net1 program
8~ tJ ()) MAGNUM. P.l.
A 111111on deaigner wtlOH
p11tner hu been mur·
Oered hires Magnum to
prolec:t her (RI D8FAM£
Tile studenll pt1n a benefit
1how for two lormar
v11Udev1lle atare who 11e
Mvtng II Iha ecl'IOol. (R)
8 MOVIE * * •i,; ··Fantutlc Voy·
age I
Raquel Welch. Surgeona
and their eqUlprnent 11e
reduced to mlero«>t alze in
order to perform 1 delicate
OPlf l ll()f'I lnelde the bf ain
of I lamout ICienhll
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A bdllt YISlll I small-town
lunhouM and I young
l)oodlum tangles with a
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* * "Gold" ( 111741 Aoger
Moor•. Susannah Yorll A
cr111y bend ol tpec:U4alora
led t>y an entetprlslnQ
Engll&hman devise& 1
ICl'ltme IO jack up world
gOld ptleee by flooding •
South Arne<lcan gold mine
• P.M. MAGAZINE
A IOolc II the mald119 ol WI
adUll movie: IOIVlng orl!M9
with hypnolil. GJ MOVIE
• • "Beyond Belle!"
( 1978) Documentary. Vari-
ou1 manifeslatlonl of the
paranorm81, lnCIUdlng faith
heeling. retncamatloa end
tellpal hy. are studied
• U.8. CHAOMCU
"Tile POWt< And The Glo-
ry · Edmund Mus111e, Elliot
~dlOn, CWtl CUH0<•,
Aoben Strtu11, Lyn NofdOtt and 9111111 Elno-
11•1 MllYlll '"' rnyal!Que ol PO'* illt\tl:hed to 111911 h'""" ofttce. ININ< l'MYllWI
Roger Eb«t and G4lfllt
Siii!• llOll .,, lnfonnatlw
loot! I t wfllt'I ,_ II Ille
mcMel. (C)MOVll! * *'" 'Foata ' (11180)
Jodie Foeter. Sdy Keller·
man Thevlallmao(bl'oken
~ end uncwlng per·
1t111, lour IMn.age glrl8 try
to IOOll'lt their emollonal
wounoa U1<ougl'I drug& and
Mll 'A'
IH) ON LOCA T10N
"RICh little And Tile Great
Pretendert ' Tfle MGM
Grand Hotat In LU Vegu
la tl'lt Mlllng tor thla lllow·
cue 1 .. 1ur1ng tile greatest
lmP<Ma10nl111 In Amerk:a
(O)MOVIE
• ••"So B ··p9e11w11-
111m Holden. Julie
Andrewt. A movie dlfec:tor
wflO llU ('ill ltnllhed I
multl-mllllon dOIW turlley
goes from enamc>ttd tu!·
Clde 10 • blzarrety lnapired
r..el'lootlng ol 111• aplC 'R' c&J MOVll! * • * LI Cage Aull FOiies
II' (1980) Uo<> Tognam,
Michel Serrauh A mldd.._
tgtCI gay COUj)le are Ille
querry ol a secrat organl·
1111on trying to get tile
m1Crofllm 11111 one ol them
IWlllOwed R
QMOVIE
• • • 'Silent M ovie'
( 19761 Mal Broolll, Marty
Feldman A former movte
director end hit two
cohorts lry to aave 1 major
1tudl0 from benkruptcy t>y
lllmlng Ille Ural lllenl mov-
ie In year1 'PG'
8:30., 000 COUPLE
Felix Mlec11 a gre... alte
and entrust• Otcw '*'111
tlle money for a down pay-
ment
• SHfAI< PREVIEWS
Roger Et>er1 and ~
Sisltel hOlt 1111 1ntorm111vt
loo6t II wl'lll'I ,_ 11 the
ID L.A8T CHANCE
GAMQl
Br•d Seate Yllltl ll'lt llllop
of "' engine rtb\tlldtr k-48 (%) CHAAl.ES CHAMPUN
OH THE FlLM SCENE
9:00 8 ()) 8-..oH & SIMON
A J and Riek 1<e hired t>y
• 19110ue wife 10 follow,.,.,
hultMlnd (R)
D a Dff'AEHT
STIO<U
A young KQretn men
d9Hnl lhll Mr Drummond
111111 tatlllf (RIO 8 9 8ARHEY'MILI..EA
luge<'• mlll·ord« t>rlde
1rrlvet from the Far Ea.al,
and I lrustrlled Menll
member g<M19 °" a r arn-
page. (R) Q
., MERV"OAIFFlH
• IAELAHO:A
TELEWSION HllTORY
"No Surrender 1807·
t89 r· Event• IUcl'I .. the
Siege OI Derry and the
Battle ol the Boyne contin-
ua to~ Norlhem
Ireland lodey. -~ ntfATAE
.. · . ~
... ~ IM llrtiift .._, ...................
• .,.... Wllilti "'"cflfllitt
~~
••" ''"' VIUf I~ OnlJ"' t IN t) "'°"' Moor9, TONI JllMl loltd trldlt
t «lmlnll WllO IMIOiftld I .............. ~
-....·l'O'
K.NXT (3) 8:00 -"Maanum, P.l.0 A flahlon dtlipr httel Mqnum to ptotect
her after her put.ner I.I murdetwd. S..
photo, left. .
.MOVll
••~ "HlttOtY Of Thi
Wortd •• '"' I" (IN 1) Mell lfOOllt. Mftde!IM Ktlln.
..._, ... !'ICM hlttOtY -
l(om ~lltl MW-rnen 10 the ..,.,,..,.. ~
!Miion •• IU MllT\lntd •• ,..
KCIT (28) 9:00 -"Ireland: A TeJevtaion
Hlltory." Hlltortan Robert Kee narratet
MCOnd part of a 13·pe.rt docwnentar)' on
the hlltory of Ireland.
10:00. CJ) tCNOTI L.AHOtHa
l<Mtn l'Yl4lett a llMdaome
wlelowoet ti • Otlllf lllerlf)Y
Nt110n and lnvtt• him over IOI' dinner. (A)
KNBC (4) 9:30 -"The lilah Five!'
'Owner of a black televtalon atat1on orders
hi.I crew to ps-.t.end they are tet.viat.n1 a
parade.
G 8 HIL.L ITtllDT
It.Ult
WllN119ton aw to con-
duct nit own 1n..,..11ga11Qn
Into l"9 CllatON tQAlnll a.
naroollel officer known 10
KNBC (4) 10:00 -"HW Street Blues."
Washington asks to conduct his own
inveattaatton lnto the charges against a
narcotics officer.
~ rllClatlandenolel (Pl) Hubl•Y· A c onot r11td 11 •• NIW8 '"'* .... '"' '*'°"" IO /IO .wroundtnge ef llit home
TO THI~ town to NWcti tor 1111
10M dauQllter. w11o ti. become
Altllougll AlcNrd It 111111• MrAy WWoMld In a blO·
lout IO ligll I cont.ract ... Ill city pomogttipfly t~et
t.iademo In t a °"1Qlt, "' ,,..
enllata A~ to,.. _d 11:40 (H> MOV1I
Olt hlfltnOI'-~ * ** "Fame" {1N0) Ir-• OO't'aMY Cela. 8arfy ...... a.-..
"Nial, Thi Story Of A gifl«I ~la at I Hew
tKung Woman" Intimate Yortl l\lgtl IOtlool for the
portrall• of I young !Kung perfonnlng arll tlt~
woman IMng on a goywn-YW10Ua Mtt>aelll and IUC·
mer'll Mltllmenl Ind I ces.. Of both peraon81
vtnllhlng way ol Ille, that and prolenionll n1turea
OI ,,... IKU"G bull'tman •• ,. 'PG'
prtaente<I (R)Q 12.-00. EHTEATAINMEHT
CC) MOV1t! TONJGHT
"Union City" Melody ThomN II Inter·
{.Q) MOVIE viewed In a look at Ille por-* • "Olltrageoual" ( 19711 1raya1 ol M• on d•ytlme
Crtlg Ru11111 , Hollla aoapoperas
Mclaren A good·nttured e 0 V!OAI
h11ror-. who moon-Dan ttkM charge ~I an
11g1111 aa an Impersonator eatortion-murder ctM for
ol l1m1le calebrltln, 1 French deteetlw friend.
al'lares an apattment and 1 (RJ
pl1ton1c rel1Honlhtp .,.," 1 CD MOVIE
ach1zophrenlc young wom-* • * "Cutno RO)'lle"
.,.. 'R' ( 1967) Peter Sellets. UrM>-
(1) ROMANCE: LAURA, II Andr-JI,_. Bond
SWEET LAUAA eomee out ol retlr-1
(Part 2) wherl atl<ed to help llop
10:30 I HEWS two underground organ-
UP POMPEII tu11on1 Involved In gam·
MOVIE bling * * * Loolung For Mr ., LOVE. AMEAICAN
Goodbar ( 1977) . Diane STYLE
KHIOfl, Tuesct.y Weld A "l<MI And Murptlts Bed"
1oc1111y repru11d Saran and John trt1YI
IChOOllelcher H•k• llorne ...,., .. ely "Low
e•C•ltmenl t>y lraquenung A/\d The LOii 0og·· Elee-
llnglel t>ars and luri119 ver-nor ll'lta an ad In the PIC*
IOU• men Into one-night for • Iott dog thll ahe ,_.
11 andt 'R et had. lZJ MOVIE (Q) MOVIE * * "My Bloody Vllen· * * ' PICk·Up Summ«"
une·· ( 19811 Paul Kelman. (111811 Mk:llaet Zelnlkar,
Lori Heller A tmall town Cart Matott• Tile lun-lllled
t>ecomee • acene of terror 1<1mmer vacation ol t-..o
during their annual V1len· h'9h actlool lludenta oul-
Une'a D!,t d1nce ·R' mlnatM In 1 hOtly corn•·
11:00 IJ 0 U ()) 9 Cl! ed pinball e;ompe11Uon. 'R'
NEWS (%)MOVIE
8 SATUADAYNIOHT * * * * "Kramer Va.
Holl Kirk Douglu t<ramer" ( 111711) Outtln
Gueall Sim & Oa\19 Hollman. Meryl Streep A
Q YOU A8KEO FOR IT man battltl wllh hl8 ex-
Faatured ··powdllf Puff wUe for CUllOdy of tlle4r
Motocrou· and "Man young aon •her ahe walks
Swalloln 8and11119 " out on them 'PG'
CD M"A"8"H 1~08LATENIOHTW1TH
Frank complllnt 10 Gener· DAVID ~AMAN
II Barker When H1wkeye .. ~--... Gtlftts-.tolm-,
appoinlld ~Surgeon ~of He. Vc>dl Clly
11 the '°77th eubway'1 Lost tnd Found
• BENNY HtU. department Hugh Dunne,
Fred Scuttle O(>enl I dub Ozzy 0.t>oume IR)
celled Fun Boy I Club 8 COUPLE.8
I IUSIHESS REPORT G) NEWS
DOCTOfl IN THI! 12:40 f) Cl) MCMILLAN &
HOUSE WI~
Mtdlael get• hold ol 1 little Mac Nita Sally 10 help
• blue boall' -every doc-tol'<le 1"41 l'IOmlcldl ot an
1or·1 guide to "bedside Old l9Y crony. their only
manner '' IMd t>aillQ I.he m.vt'I pipe
11;IO 8 Cl) QUINCY tobecco.
Quincy Ir-lo find out ii I 12::45 (I) MOVIE
-um m9de in AmerlCI * • '>1> ··Ser••• t 1980) Mar·
could be responlllble for tin Mull. TUUCS•y Wttd A
the <1eat111 of children In hlpp1ly married M arin
Latin Amerlea County couple ar• lpUfred D a TONIGHT t>y lllel< trendy neighbor•
Holl Johnny Carson. Into eKp!Orlng 11t•nell¥1
Gueata Robin Wllllams. 111-tylea. 'R'
Roberta Flack. 1:00 8 MOVIE D 9 A8C HEWS • • • ··ou1l1y Or tnnoc:.nt
NIGHTl.IN! The Sam Shtppetd Mur· 111 MOVlE dar CIM" ( 1975) George • * ... A Man Called Gan-P19PVd. Wiiiiam Windom
non" (1969) Tony Francie>-A Cleveland Olttoplllllc
11. Michael Slffazln An surgeon cl\arged with the
••P«i.nctd cowboy Ml• murd« • of 111a wtre 11
1boul leect11119 1111 Eut•n ~ on 1r111 In 19S4
dude 1M ways ol 1n. m> MOVIE
range • • Tc>wef Of Tetror' tD THE.IER"EA80N8 11972) &ay Kendall, Frank
George'1 Old Nltvy Duddy Finlay A IMC:tler Ind a
"-up al the Jetter-
'°"'
o.tactiw attempt 10 cetcn
a murctwer IOOM at 1 glrte'
~
1: '°'• MOVll **'-' "Hlti.o The W I Ttn e>ay." ( 1973) Alee
o.uinr-. simon Ward
Pot-..c! by pertonal
1ur111o11. AOotpn HlllM
aoend• 1111 final daye barrl-
clded Ir! 1 Dunker from his ..,.._
1:1e!= * * • "A Clockwork
Orange" {191.!l Malcotm
McDowell, Patrick MIQM.
01r1c11d by Stanley
Kut>rlck Whan pOltce cap.
IUfl Ille leader of I 1--
age gang of rapl111 and
murderer•. Ille method of
reh1bllllallng him Pf<>YM
even more threatening 10
IOClet . 'R'
1:.IO a a NBC Nl!W8
OV!AHIGHT
• GALLAGHER: MAD Al HEU
G1llagller provea onc;e
aglin thll I lllnd·UP com-
ic 11 only 11 funny u 11111
!>'091 •• !hit Hme I.he
··~MlllC" 11 1 ...
lured
1:4&(%)~ * * '" H;story Of Tll4I World -Part I' 11981) Mel
Broou. MldeNne Kallft.
Man 1 1llu1tr10u1 hlatory -
from Neanderthll ca.,..
men 10 tile Spanllh lnqul-
ltllon -11 e111m1neo R'
2:00 ., MOVIE
• • • Let No Man Wrlle
My EPillPfl ( 1960) Shelley
W1nter1 Burl lvea A
hood a son end wife
attempt 10 aurvrve altar ha
11 eucuted t>y Ille mot>
@ MOVIE
***~• Wollen" (1961)
'Albert Finney. Diane Veno-
ra. POiice are laced with an
unu1<1al prol>lem u N-
York City 11 lnYeded by I
pa.ck of dltplaced wolves
'R'
2'.20 Cl) MOVIE * '" "Tile Happy Hooker"
( 1975) Lynn Redgrave.
Jean-Piene AAHnont Tiie
lltw ot ~ Yorlt '1 lwnout
caR Qtrl XaYlatl Hollallder.
11 tOld R ---~ 1• * ,. f,,. lerf0t ' t tNat
8ot11 Kllt1off. Jaclt N~
ton A French olll~r
trtcka down 1 mysterious
Q#I to an_,_~
owned by • lldistk: mad·
man ·= * * '" · HislO<Y Of The World -Part r · (11181) Mel
BrOOkl, Madellne Kahn
Man's lllustrloua hlltory -
from Nean<lertllll CIYI-"*' to tl'lt Spanltll lnqUl-
llllon -11 eJ1amlned 'R'
2:40 IJ 1J NEWS
3:1011 MOVIE • * "Kiii Me, KWI Me"
( 1978) Stella S1even1,
Mlcheel Anderso" A
pOl!u 1nves11911or per1l1t1
In problnQ Into the dellh of
I IChOOllNCher, llthOUQh
hef euperlora lntllt that
they already have the kMter
1nw110dy
1:20 (%)MOW
• • "Dirty Tridle" ( 1981)
EJtiott Goukl, Kate J.ck·
aon. A Hamlrd prof9Nor
l>eoorMI the qusry of
penon1 an!Cb'8 to get
their halldl on I ftc*lllY
•
.................
~Gwte w......,.
Ut( MOYll . .. I lurnl I. 1t10f ...,t ......................
41!* A _.. '°',..._. ...... ~..,_..,
~ . ..,.._...,. ... .,., ·~ .,,..
-r-~TOM IOTTOM M n.l llA
"TN l(.,attOt '
(ll)MOYll
•• "My llOOdy v.-..
UM" (1N 1) 'tu! ~flmtn, Lon .....,, A ltntil IOWlt
~ a 14*19 of tlfror
Mint lnw annual vu.n-
11nt·1 Day OtnC9 .,..
()}M0\111 • * * • "IA Cage Au• '°'* II" (1HO) UQo Tognazzl •
Mlcl?tl htrllJll. A llileldle• aoed OtY oouplt ,,e lilt
quatry of a MCt91 Ofganl.
1 llllon trying to gel Ille
mlc{olilm th11 ooe of thlm
awellowtd. 'A ~ ... MOV1I * * 'Ledy !'Of A Mlglll"
I t942) Joen Slondell, JohoJ
Wayne A woman lrorn •
gambling boat marrlM 1
man for hit weelth llld •
mucn.coveted poeltlon In
IOClely
4;10fiitMOVIE
• • ·~ 'Aaggecty Man •
11981) S11sy Spacell. Ertc
Rooerts In 1944, I .....
pllOnt operllor In 1 email
T exaa town MC•llic:el ""
9411ndlng In the c;ommunlly
wntn ahe Illa I anort attllf
with 1 comt>ll-bound 1111·
or ·pa
f 'rida11••
Da11t1,,.~ .,.01~1.-.
1:00 CC) * * * "lntlde MOYM"
(1980) John S1vage, David
MorM
CID i • '"' "The North Ave-
nue Irregulars" ( 111711)
Edward Herfmenn, Barbe-
,. Harri9
Q ***"I Hiie
8Jond11" (19811 Jean
Rochefort, Enrico Mon· ·-t:CIO (%) * * "The Lui Of Thi
Blue Oevlll' t 19791 Big Joe
Turner. Jay McShann
t:aO 0 * * "Tl141 Gifts On Tile
Beach' ( 19es1 NorHn
Corcoran, Martin w111
10::00 CC) * e 'h '"Two-Wey
Stretch 119e 11 P1t11
Sellera. Wlllr•d Hyd•·
White A trto of prison
lnmllM plan to break out.
then break In again wit" •
trudCIOad of diamond• CID • • ~ "HarOly Work.
Ing" ( 1981) .Jelry Lewi•.
Susan Ollver AHer the
circus cio-down, a val
.,.,.. clOwn tr-1111 nand
11 Vllloul Jobt, I tiling
m1_.ably et them Ill 'PG'
Cl) * * * "The Ll•t Time I
Saw Paris" ( 11154) Ellll·
t>etl'I Taylor. V 1111 Jollnaon
BIMd on a mtory by F
Scott FlttgerllO Br04lltl
romancea ar>d llllllettd
lndlvlduall popullll Parle
at ltlt end of World Wll II
10:30 (%) •••• ,., "Wdf'an"
l1M l)Alberl Anney, Diane
VlflOfa POiee -'**' ................ pmbMml
-~ YOt'll Clly. ln'fld·
ad by • pedl ol d~
wo1VM 'R'
11:00"' •• llr11VPattatN
(195e} Van Hefltn, Ed S.0-
le)' e...o on 1 df ema by
Rod s.r1l!lg If ~
tycOon ;eta c:.Jgl'lt up In •
higl'r-ectlllon poWlt alrug·
11:aoS • • * "Gu111Yar'1 Tr•
.,...... { 19311) Anlmateel
Bued on the ~°'Y by
Jonathltl Swift A man 11
tllli~ed In 11\e land of
Ille~ UIUputlaN
12:00 D * • ~ "eopp.t Can-
yon" (19501 Rey Mlnano
Hedy Lamarr. tD 1' •'A "Two People"
(1973) Peter Fondt, Und·
NY WllQI*
••••• "Tl141 lnepec:-
tor General" ( 19411) Denny
Kaya, Elaa Lanett.lier
U••"N-~
Land" Petuta Clar1c. Chrl1-
11en Heneon A nln.)'Hf·
old gift, wflO 1'111 !>Mt\
abandoned t>y l>Oll'I her
mother and lather. find&
eacec>t "°"" II« loMllnetl w41h I _..lillw lamlly
or 'PG' ~ (H> * * "Sellch And
Oellfoy" (1911) Peay
King. Don StrOl.ld. A for·
mer South Vi.tnt.mMe
olllclat '"ka revenge
egalnll tile lour A.merbn1 1
who abandoned him In en '
amt>usll d\Klng the w11
'PO'
•••••• "Hlgl\t Gallery'' ,.
( 11M19) Joan Crawford, Bat·
ry SolllYan
CC) * • . Don't Change My
World" ~taty A
fiery conlron1111on ~
ope l>e'-1 • g,roup °'
wtldllle COflMnlatlonlats
end -greeely land
developer•
0 * * "Blood And Gull
( 1978) Wolllam Smtih,
Micheline Lanctot An
aging WfMtler MeltJI NI •
one-ln-a-molllon lhot for •
M>CCe11 In Mia, work and
k>Yll 'PG .,
4:30 0 * * •;, "Thi Nori.II Ave-
"_,. lrregulare" (t979)
Edward Herrmann, ~
ra Harrll The ,_ mlnltter
'" • tmall town organizes a
group 01 dotty ..._, 1n
l'lil congtegallon lo ttop
Ille flow ol church lundt to
crimln11a 'G'
4:.e6 (%) * * ••;, "Wollen"
(t981)Alberl Finney,~
Venor1 PoflOI are laced
wi1h an unutu.81 prot>tern
11 New Yorll City Im Invad-
ed t>y I peck of dllpllcled woi..... .....
&:00 m * * * "Song Of Fr ...
dom" (1936) ...... ~
aon, Ellz.at>elh Welcl'I A
l>lectt 818"'8dore -lame
.. • Concer1 ~ and lo-fteY9 to1 In
11arc;h ol Illa rOOll ·1 •• 'Shipwreck
I 11178) Aob111 Logan. Mlll~t
Jamoton-Olton A widow-
er Ille two OIUQf>ter• •
·~ and a runawmy are strll'dtd on an llOlll·
ad lalllnd alt• encountw-
lng a violent storm II -·o·
6:30 CC) * * •;, 'Two-Way
Stnflch · ( lff tt Pete•
St llera, Wilfred Hyde-
Wlllte A Irle> of prlton
lnrr1411M pl91'1 10 brtll< out,
ll>en t>rHll In again with 1
lrucllllOed of dlen'loNI•
CB) * * "GI.,. Me Llber'ty"
(1974) Rober1 Culp, Ricn-
ard Kiiey A peddler'1
adventurN In colonial
Amer1ca take him !Jorn tile
edge ol the wlldel ,_ lo
mMtlnge with Ille lollndlng
'"'*'· (Q) * * "Kl119 Of Tile
Mountain" lt981) H1<ry
Hamlin, JOMC>h Bot!OfM
Thr .. young L.A. bectle-eor. ~te theif -glee
lo Ille ICIOf1 of Mtg t9C1ng
'PO'
by Armstrong & Batluk CHANNEL LISTINGS
··Pride And Prejudloe" Mr
Blngley'a ll>fupl Oepltture
to Lbndon hurt• Jane dM9IY ln<I EJIZlbelh ,,
comMQed that Ille dlM·
Qf-.1>48 Mr Oercy wu to
blame, (Patt 3)(RIQ CZ>MOVI!
• IAHFOAO AHO 80H
• UHOlMTAHDINO
HUMAN NHAVtOlll
"0-tlc Psychology" G CAPTIONED ABC
Nl!W8
JOHN DARLING .---r------------------...-~
fJ l(N)(T ICB!tl
0 KNBC INBCI
0 ICTLA lino I
8 KA8C. IABCI
0 KFMB !CASI
0 KHJ TV (Ind l
0 KCST (ABC.I
• KTTV Clnd I
0 On'"
l l TV
H H80
C ((1n1•md• I
t IWORI NV NV
11 IWlBSI
I IESPN>
I IShowtlmttl
0 SPOlftQhl
* * · C>irly T r1ct11 (1118 t I
Emo11 llould. 1<111 J.ck·
eon. A HllVard PfOf..eor
becOrMI tile quarry of
peraon1 an•IOUI 10 get
tllelt ntnd1 on • ,_,,1y
dl9cOY«td lelttr wrlllll'I
by George W""'"Gton.
'PG'
t:aO D 8 THE HIGH FIVE
(C)MOYE
.... MJ1n11•• (1974) Doe•
umenllry J1nl1 Joplln
riles from an unhapP)' and
oOac:ure put In • ..,,...
TtJtaa town to Mid Iha
charts u a top roell and
\)IUM tlngtr Q) KCOP TV llnd l
GI KCET ( PBSI • CCat>ll' Nl'w\ Nl'lwork) Tne cheap owner of 1
black 111evl1loo 11atl0n
orders hi• crew to P<tlend .....,
ct MOVIE
• • • "Hardcore" rt919)
George c. Scott. a.aeon G KOCE !PBS>
They're using TV in class
By FRED ROTHENBERG
ll#T ........ .,_,
ARDSLEY, N.Y. -They won't be
handing out Emmys for "Let's Get
Phyalcal: lben:i.let for Adults." The
acting wa1 c omical, the direction
unlnaplred and the camerawo rk
disUnctlve only becaute head• were
tnd11crtmlnately separated from their
bodie..
But l9Wll tmchen, tak1nt • cow. ln
how to Ull! televlllon ln the clulroom,
don'i atw a hoot what anybody thlnlm.
They Clidn•t come to TV 8Chool expectina
to do •reo Minutes." but they c11a Jeeve
wtth • ftnlahed prosram and another mod•m tool to deal with 1how-me
atudentl ~ ue ln the video age.
It'• aettln1 tiarder tor teachers 'to
cam,.ie wtth the Wual bombardment
and ldmulation that kida pt outside the
d' oom -~ !IV, movie9 and video ..,,.._, One mUdMu iea_Ch1nl problem
IC How .,..J:: ,onna ~ 'ero down on :taW.e~inct~~
..., Durm'1 COU1W la el OOID TV
..... J)Ulii, • lidlDat ~ Md
audio-~ supervilor at Ardaley Hi&h
School. gave a mree-day leSSion ln TV
production earlier th1a month. ''Teachers
want to make 1en1e of all th1a new
equipment that'ii 10 foreign to them,"
aaya Dunn.
A ~IM!Ctlon of educaton -each
with different reaaona for becomln1
amateur TV producers -came to
Ardaley'• "TV at.udlo,0 a room wtth
three cameru. three video recorden,
five TV eet.a and, for acmic variety, two
d.iahwllhen.
8111 Elllnaton, a mualo teacher tn ~Ill Y., pi.man ua1n1 WS.O
t'eCOl'dera to i,pe lworw.. _,.. cor'°8l1I
and brina pelt pertonmn lnto the
dwroom. fir atudlnta ihoppln8 aroUnd
for prtva~ ~ he'll alto prOylde
video aarnpJes of different lrwtnac1Son
techn)quea.
Harold Caplan, a principal from
V~ N.Y., wan'8 to "°Ykll video
ie.dilnh.ip. mOdva-hll .rt to ..-TV to ct.wiop ltUdililt lklUI ta ._....,
~ wl1\lr\i arid tdltlna ltrlpca,
' ' ' I '
.
• ltudentl p1ann1.na to
li\i'oll ln or.nae .. Cout Coll•'• fall r.n,lllh 100 coune mu1t take an Znsllah plaeement tett
•by the .met of A~t, offlclal1 ot the l:oata Meta coUep announced.
178 .2
1982
lJSA l< )\.· ,., ......... .
P&G sues over 'devil' allegation
CINCINNA11 (AP) -The Proccer &
Gamble Co h11 named an Atl1n'•
ttl.wlon WMtheftnan and c.hree 01.htn
ln addltional lawtWtl IMki.na to Jtop
drc:ulaUon of repC)111 that tt ii ~
to S.tan. .
The 1uJt1, which the company btpn flllna thJa month, .. k to bar lndMduala
from clm.&latinc falee statement.a about
the com.,.ny and m.n c:all1na for a
bo~n of lt• produc:ta.
and Shmnan anld ~ McCord,
Shaklee produc" dlurlbuton ln Tullahoma. Tenn.
Mn. MeC.ocd ukl the wrote an artkle
tor ShaklH'I new1letter but later
retnc1ed lt and wrote an apolos:Y to
P~.
111 don't really want to talk about It,
becauee I fl~ lt'I I pubUdty thlna for
the company (P&O).'' the uld.
11Man ln the MOCD'' and• dUIW OI 18
1W9. II not I aymbol al S.tanilm or
d4Wtl worahlp but a 1yl1)bol tht compllly
hiii UMd tor decedel. The 1wta w te filed tn fedtril dliCric\
oourtaatAtlant.a, ~. N.M.;
and Greeneville, Tenn. P&O:llk.tid ·lhe
cowu to bar any further tt.a-.nl8 on
the 1ubject by the lndlvtduall and aeekl
unal*tlled monetary damuel. ·
1''reahman (;om ·
position ls ~ulred for
students who wi11h an
uaoclate tn arts degree, a
,S:ertlflcate, or to transfer
to a fow-·yeor Institution.
ANNIVERSARY -The Purple Heart,
is 200 years old. The Post.al Service on Aug. 6
will issue an embossed stamped envelope
bearing a likeness of the medal.
The company filed 1lmUar 1ult1
apinat a PeDllCOla, Fla., couple and
another Atlanta man Jul,y l .·
Named thll week were O_uy Sharpe, a
TV weather reporter at WXIA·T\' ln
Atlanta: Elma Ed Pruitt, an Amway
Producll Co. diatrlbutor in Clovt.a. N.M ..
Sharpe'• attorney, Jamee M.cl&ay, Mid
Sharpe had been notified of the ault and·
denied the allepuona. Ma. Pru.in could
'not be locaied for comment lmmediately.
The 1ult1 alleae that Procter &
Gamble'• character wu libel~ through
Uteratw'e and at.atemenll.
P&G laid Ill trademark, featuri.n8 the
the Clr.clnnatJ.b11e'cJ food end
cleanlng froducta manufecturer beaan the leaa campatan June 24 afier
~POrtir\8 that the nunon were hW'tlnl
salea. 'the home office 1ald It wa1
receiving more than 16,000 telephone
calla per month from people 11kin1
about the rumors.
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barbeque paint 1nd
gaMnlzlng compound
not included.
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OMw lllghly motivated. Pickup over uoo:0£0EQV1TY & "'*'· .1 .... 900. ~. burning frplo. •18?,&00 7.7~. ~ wtH n-oftloe Local.cl on •
Open to Ill onw.. Ocean & jetty views. Marine room, 4 h ~-I ll iiiiiie r lii 000 down. owe 2nct at Full Price. nanc:. 2nd ., 10%. 150. p!'OX. 1.4 .... 1980, •• Tut'"'""" 11-reded, bd ,,, bath 3700 f $ 39c 000 ovenllg t. vi11."C n a e • ve 1""'. 10•• "---·d. MISSION Re.AL TY 000 chm. •235,000. ooo. Submit i.rm1. ... •·u~, ...... rm, .., ' lln, t. l , .,, . --• bet·--buv Won't ,_... "'" .... ............. .. .. ~ "731 -~ 0 OU ._ perfect •tart• home. Oceanlront. .., never ...... u .._ _,,. ,_,, 540-Seeo Owner. _..., ,...._ 1 .. ~
1111 TM compleli llfll al the Prime Qranae Cty 21.i acre hilt.op
: emen1t1ee. Locat9d '*" Ull llU ••• OCEAN VIEW NEW ESTATE. Pool, mlT llU. n l /H. ... ... • llY •rMIT •11111 1• South COl9t Ptua. elec:V MOO ft V...._ condo: Martlet AWARD WINNER Older llou• owr 1300 la 542313 r:L.~ = =~.~· '~ bath. ~aa~·~~ew of ~~.c. Te:U. =:.•:>·c:>wn~C:,:~ ~ ~~bd~~ :.C, "d!':-1::'-oe~
•N court + HELICOPTER pad area. loan. fM.t 222 & fam. rm. 1ge g.,-den, p1-=·p1:;.,:';'i.i:,
:: Remodeled 3 bdrm, 2 bath t large rt!C. rm. ASSUME LOANS & T E RMS. 525-0879 tlo,IOl'maldln.rm,1ge11v. 60x117 R1 lot. OWner
::: - -... beern cellinp, fumlabed.. P9tfo•. $420,000. Originally liated for u.200,000. • ..... ~ pi· 2 ~let By cut-CS.-w. Medi calh 1174,000. \ 1>111,HNllll
-__,. Sacrifice at $1,128,382..63 approx. with YOAJt own pool and ..,_ 1 ' 97~ '491 s.,,ta Ana A¥9. 11.1rbo1 '"""''m'"" \'11 i5 =.llYuntt w1~::f:-1>1 .. ~111n LllU llU UYFlllT 1350.ooo approximate catb down. =:, = -:h: ~ 'I ~=~=~~~!:81:3~~~20~1:~· E~¥91~&~~~~~~~~~ = ~. ~ tllet, ~view from 6 txtrm..~ blth,_p~ Only thf: ~need mil dil'ectly to coeca M91a't tlelt ..... •• ..... 1Mu1t NII bMutlful IW-,,.,, ,,, w. IJll-..........
11• ::'~edwi:=:-a1 ~:. dar rm, den. Boat al1p. Now Sl,000,000. PATRICK TENO R E 760-8702 or nelQhbomood. Ent• ~nf.JitY upgraded na ... anc. In Hatbor ••••0 ••••••••••••••••
dowa. 2 BR rear untt & UYlllE llYI 631-1266 RE/MAX Realtora, agt. ttvougll • prtyita COi.ir· home • .-imable loan. Ridge. Top of htll. tennl1, UIMll .... ... s tacular ba f t ... _ 2 br 2 ... _ 2 br tyard .,,d anjOy the Near tchoolt. 3BR 2 pool, IP• 145,000 dwn. APPfOX .,.. acre. Wiii ... := ~~ qtrel or .. t pee Y ron •KW • ..,. up; • Broken welcome. many llTIW\ltlla th• blth. owe balance at 13.75%. or 1o1n1 venture. v11ue :: ~~itt ~000. A 2 ba dn. 2 t>o.t alipe $1,000,000. ~ ~e:.on·1 ~ Llpu ""'-' I.I 790-9307 $500,000 Cell 940-7ees
J:~. ... ...... AIJI 9-a•70 .. ,. 11{1 .. f·'-.___, -...... llHI ·-. 3 bdml, 21>1. Eutbluft. ,,.,~~' __.., .~,, ,... ____ ..,,_ T-•---' ba ELEGANCE ON THE $ Sell/ _, ., = ~....., ........... CUit. yfront lot. 8S boat SANO GtH,500. I IM/1'i ••••••••••••••••••••••
;; I 751-9100 dock. Plana avail. Red. $370,000 w/terms. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~, Excklllft rllldence In rnt «m•. g I•--------~=======~1 fabled "IAgunlta" with &40·
9019 H 11111 = ILlm ... ---,-IDl-----I eo· of bNc:hfront. Two Jutt .,, nour away . hard = .. Ul1mJ s1~ .. 1e .. ,....., end unit, ~-~ed 3 br, 3 be on tev.11 w/3 8dr & 8alt'la Wllta.Wf ft.W to ~ thll ltenqulf ...... --~ ~A_.... 3 Bel 2 ea. poo1, Rv ao-'2.500.ooo. 844-1020 s~. 11ng11 1eYe1 re1r .. t with O••. SyQ-: *!!!!'!'.!* largest greenbelt. $250,000. cell & A.JO. Local.cl In Ullt UAL llTATI condo. perl9Ct '°' ml· mor11, • runnl"G strMfft
-.... ....... Meal dll Mar. Probste UHi adultl. 2 8A 2 Ba. II IO cloM. A 1 Bdrm s~ 2 11ory, 3 PAii Liii ..... ma111 an otr«. ,,. • .., .m1 llJI 1ove1y gardlfl outlook. home 1n'llt• r11axa11on l~ bdrm, 2 beth, f1f19lec. 131-7370 ••'••••••••••••••••••• ctote 10 lhopplng/ Offered et $230,000.
: hOml. Open beam Oii-3 bdrma, 2~ batha condo near pool. $145,000. hit ..... Im, bu ..... $189,600, agt. 142-1200 = ting•. lot•°' lme>Orted tlle L·i d 0 Realty Co-opt from $3\.ooo 846-0295 _ & much more. 1585,000 ~ty ~. Condol -,..-,-... ----,...,..-:-~
lm INCLUDES THE LANDI 673-7300 fr1o;'.~75::0or1dfull~ ••••~ .... ! ........... . = ...... .., Pn,. 24221 ';__,de Vlllnole Zlfo down paymenll 2 Br. J PETE
BARRE Tr = llllltn Lag HHls 7141837·5600 ~i!:'. ~~11,_~,:,~: 5 1~~·~11~1-~1~-~·~~ SI0,000 .... I"-' 1111 pools, 1pu ANumel~~~~~~~ . REALTY
"°' 1..: Newly remodeted Cape Cod 1 .u................... Ull• Wiil.i 168.eoo 111. r .o. wtth ., ..... ,11'·•-·-·• •a.» •-...&. •-•~ ,..,._ f New ouetom bit lloml. L__... c... Ml-monthly p1yment1 or u•f •• " ,., .... ~
: 2 M':"--.--:'=s ba LIQUIDATION beach home. 3314 W. ""'°an ront. 381. 281• 4 ._..., 2 i;,;;''M=.' 2er. 2ea. :5!! :''f~'~~ ... ~!.'!..'1. •.•• Y.!f
:: •1951<. good flf*ldng Forced sale, two beautiful pres~;.nous Lowest prl,..,. on --..... Thia Is a ~~·1111 ~ m-= ~~'.:!"': Mw~ sa1 ooo. c.11 IM0-6825 rime Ghat• 1 we111 per -.... JW.1111 -· ..,.. ...,..._.,, ."' 5~7955 • eummer lor 2 •• Laoune f: liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Newport pool homes valued at $400, financing d ream . No quallfyl ng . Aft I PM. c:ourM. 11sa,soo. 1 · Shor... $7600 IH4>
_ 000 will be sold for $318,000 (Dover $325,000 assumable at 13•1.. Priced • ....,_ owner 830-3036 '!!~!!.~/!.'!!! ..... _s_2e-_8_s_19 ____ _ -DRAMAllC Shores) and $325,000 (Irvine Terrace) at $375,000. INf} lffl #i )il 6i PALI IPllllll l..mmed. Fee land. U you ....... a ""'n·ous a ... ftr INlk .. .._... 11•1• •••••••••••••••••••••• '---•• •l•••l IHI ' ·' •n .... ,.. ..., -IJWWl&f r ILlll ft .al ::'JI'.':': •••• ,........... 1• s.J1 llH GREATEST CONDO. 2
COUNTRY buyer contact Patrick Tenore at hltr ....... •••••••••••••••••••••• bdrm Sleeps 6 wona 760-8702 or 631-121;6 now! 1700 a/f horTMi In H.B. No 2 bdrm. 2 t>a, belutltul OCEANFRONT Mobile wide exehenge S.c S2, l•-------tC.11.... 1111 money down on our un-Vllll P.clflca home. Homee, -11. $80,000 750. ...................... lque .,.. ~tlon Adul1 Comm. Financing Pvt. 4H-3819 714/493-0379 ESTATE man UL.I ~14/891-55~· rnlt. WIH contider Newport BMch De AIWI 0.1 1/ ,,,,,
llUoll pyrch.... bayfront Part(. Mint h If# R&IM~ of Costa Mesa
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tage with 12% lll9UIM-
~85~01:.,, ~
G'll4 °'·· ~ Beld\. 759-1801 Of 752-7373
~ Walker & Lee
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.... We haw avlllabfe coo-
:: doe from 189,000 to
,.,. 1239,000. Cd now for ,.. more lnfonnatlon.
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Breathleu oceanfront view of bay &
Jetty. New superb conslructlon.
S.CUtlty. bMcb stairs, high celllnga.
oak noor1 & formal dining. Setler will
caJry AITO at best rate 2 BR. den,
office, etc. e,11 2-1 at HH toWI ll¥t-
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
Stop bJ one of our well-toc.ted
office• and let'• dtacuH real
eatat•I We have a varied
..e.ctlon of homM. condoe Md
Income propterty to tit your need•.
..... """"'· wtr. ---from --CGlftdo 1 bed S7l,IOD
.... port • bed f1-..00 ..._ ..._..I bed IZ2S,GOO =:•·--= CoroM .. ..., ..... ·--t:l72.lm hfltFiute Dullle• ll1M'OO
Oft w.-w/dodt ••• Vu.J bed + -Hll,000
Udo .... 4 bed. + ··-..,..... Cow condo f77l.IOO
...,... S5000 down. T~ 761-0482, &46-7068 cond. '78 dbl wide, fir• •••••~m••••••••••• :•·.!.c,~CASH~AIT: ~~4:·~ °= • , J.Mi ,,,. pl-. bt= pat~ru~· For Sall PARKER, ARI·
FHA/VA OK. c.11 Owner anldoul. Andy ••~••••••••••••••• 500. Y ZONA, llOx 12 trlr.0 2Br. llLll&..... 540-1151 for more c»-Deya 714/ 53&-254f. 67Mt61 281. Ill fvrnltura. cab41
A fix•~ duplex. tab. ~ tee>-Oeee. • . ~ .. ~· MP ~a:=· 1>11! c:
Prime beactl ., .. loc:.. ln'IM IH4 24 X 94 GAEJ:NBAIER 82µ719 •ft &PM
tlon. Thi' .. bedroom unit •••••••••••••••••••••• HOME. Lge L.R. Din. Am. --------
and bachelor. GenerOUI Trtllt 18871 Antlcgl. lkbx Kit oplnl to Fam Am •.i ,,,,,,
owner ftnlndng. May 4 Br. 2 Be. O.R.9.R. w --·--we\bat. 2 BR 2 BA. Light ,.,,,.... ZI# ":~~~i.&oo-li~ii;;iiiiiiiiiiiit~~~=~Wic__l!iQ. ..... ~ Mtr .... IOO. 111..000 dn •••••••"A-••••••••••• "' 000 Clown, l 1M>.OOO 110 -MST• 1)8' .i 9%% Ut'1 .... A .. Ill 38r,2kdble#~ A..l.T.0.12%1ntontyfor5 htr 1.1 A1US 540-5937 Corpor1tldn dellrll to ~~~~~~~~I 2 petlol, fllgMone frptC. Yf'I. Agent S41..so32 Out of the fllght '70 AeetWOOd. 12x40, trlde S35.000 equity In °""*~°"' bit home. Bt9"d ,.._ HOfl'lll & pa t t e r n , t 11 1 1 tum .. NEW range & r• exceptional 3 Br. New-YIUAll .U •129,950. With 129,teo Condol no d custom home oNere frig, Stanlght VIII. 714/ port Belch Condo All
Dramatic trl-llYal 3 8dt down. Owner wtll °*'TY while fhloy ~ ,m) m a g n 1 I 1 0 e n t 87~4328, 213/ anumable llnenclng townhoml w/wetber. 111 loln. · 789-1022 Went Income pr<>C*'ly, lo ennll .., Iii••• lllr, 546-9522 Agt. opportunities resteur-.m, Of wtm "--:=... ~tloln. Ml-1JJI WATlll..-r Separate guut CftHlf'1 wts youA ,.... ..,.._ •131,toO. home and private ,.,,,.,. IS ,,_1 a.e-1044 -... -l~~~~~~~~I Abeotutlty 9llGent lak• po o I 1 n d 1 pa .,~.,.,..;.-. .,...... 751-3191 i= * * * .,. horTMI. 4 8dfm aBe.. Owner wm ttnance i>;:no ·v;.; .. ~1-.~.-,,...,, ... ,-----
t.nuOlllM I .............••.......
Ill 011 1211,000
So. of Hwy, R-2, 3 Bdt remodel. Lv rm opn to
pvt blcky=. Gr11t terme. 32 to .... Della. 131-1 ee. Agt.
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HAVE: 4 bdrm1 lncludl1'Q
2 matt wit•. 3V.be, tge
fll'll rm, 2 frplcl, N9tlc
wood beam Ollll ... In a
walk to privlt• beedl
loclllOn. 1l'9 petfec:t ....
mlty home In Ille periect
nllghbomood. F• !Md
1495,000
WANT: Income prop. Of
re8ldencl w/tubltantlal
equity OR IM/opt W/onty
5% ()pl. money.
M4-1111
.,... aft ~ :en..i~::::e entire loan. The Pert\, Nwpl Bc:h. Lot744, ••••·--·--.••••••
4 Gllnnhur91 Aire r-. bit-In mlGr<>-Pf'k:e la $985,<IOC?. Graves A & B. Bayview ••11n hnb)H lrt4ne -,,.-Terrace. S2200. •••••••••••••••••••••• You we tM winner of wave, Oltamlc lllld ._ c.tt, h• 87)-7787 C.11 #IN Jllf
two free llc:kltl 'I 18.00) floon, and mOfef Aft• 714/Jl<AlAAA •••• ••• •••••••••• ••••• value to the xloua ownet wtlt ..... , In _. ,._ ~ 1 9t Trllllf. pnvai1. no
RINOUNO BROS. ""8nclno. Full Pfiol ,,._,,, l 1>111. U1tls Pll<I
BARNUM & BAILEY $338,tal>. 751-3191 •••••~;;7•••••••••••• $385/mo. Isl plus MCU· --anu YAUIY r11y 842-0835, •99-1811
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L<>nQ 9Mcfl Alena IT .... Condol, no mOf19'/ down 2 bl1h Heh Unit wtth 4 BR. "!!. ":t. fur~e!: AuG· 11-22 whtle tt-v lat. (714) fir~. encloeld patio, g1t1, ..,.. •
To clelm PMM1. c:lll 2 bdrm. 2 i. Over 1300 546-9522 Agt. garege, ~·-111. Poe. 0wnr 4~
&42·5878, ext. 272. P--eq tt. 3 Y"I old. North-OCEAN FRONT cut! flow Now $159, ..... ,, lfMi J/lf
-""-' bl ~ wood Dev. Miion I BY OWNER. XLNT LOC. 500. Bill Grundy, Altr, ··-·••••••••••••••••••• for~...,. •t x clubnoull ... -M!;.toO. 24 $400,000. 840-7990 87M191. LIDO ISLE -3Belrm. fam omoa ,.....,. to Plff0t-llr. eec. 132 1.. --.1;;;1iii1iii1i9i0m.11iHw.:&il-I
mance. Walnlrt ~ oondo. M.lffl •&-lll• rm, 2Ba. S100/dy July. •• * 3BR 2.... s.ie. ...,,,,., -AT Tll IUOI $3500 AUQUll. Bin Grun--. .... You -...... ,_..,. 2 000 ........ _ ct• lot z. Rltr. 8l5..e181
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"'-xi .. "-. -.. a .. a 1d • 551-2193 Of 978-1857 ......, ....... from beedl. Gr .. I IYm· ... lt-1--l.&.~ ,,. .,.. _, ...._ .....,. pool. Far .-ow m.. .... mer rent• potantlel. Low ,., .,..,....,_
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381, 181 & 18r, 181 In-Lowly holne +land, 381, •tlon~~· IMl~r~. 944--0~~13~4~~1 Realonomlcl 175-6700 ••••••·••l•lf•••~:·_;•••••• ._ eutt•. new1y """°"" 2ea. 11n.900. 0wner :: c.Mi 1a1 I ....
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toO. °'try ..... QPtlon. UUEST 1 Bt Pntrtll. Sdlottl •••••••••••••••••••••• 3,4 8drms. By owner. 141-279& Ptua. Xlnt loc. Nd ,_ PALM SPRINGS CONDO.. ,,,...n •R11 ·n
HOME FOR SALE by ow-.. n In. 1109,toO. f68.-5133 Timi Shar11 currently WW """'-'* 3 BR. 2 Ba. "Plf811 3 Bt. 3 Ba. Uv. Rm. Din. 1111 at $8,000 per wt<. .. ..
dining room, ccwer.a In V1t1eQ1 n1. Thll Yell Am. 1rp1e., ltltc:hln, fem. Buy thlt for 17,000 mo. 1 MWIEBIT '~--......,....----1 petJo,!..ondef ..... ~. s ... t .. CM. ~ "-" ~1: '.!d""'· rm. pool. FOf l&le by bdrm. 1 ba oomp film. 111 .. 1 ll .-a 1aa......, ..,..,...,.,.,. 2'A r-• ,.,...,. ...... rm. Owl*. 9348,500. 511 Buy with -.ra1 frllndl.
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oti•f Ptc\IH'le ome. or prll\Clpel On~ .. 1Ml.J.., 11.00 A.Mi pUtWt to 0.-of lNll ~ Wed.need.,, A4llUIJ1 ''· 1NI •• MOCMIMllOI wlttl ..,. . ION 111'1 w~. ~l •• 1MJ, .. on wecm-dlr. ~ •. 11'N, ... on w ..... .,.. w ... ,..,, ..
ouelnM• otlle• of 1111 Intended TA UWt 01 'O .. 10 lO IU" .,,11111ry 11, ttH 11 tnlt. Ho. . o·---1 m. of Mid-·"' the tlwefof, to wtlldl ,.,.,.,_ 1.00 o'c:tocll • m. o( llid day, 111 lht t 00 o'eloe* • m. of 11lcHl1y, !ti IN t 00 o'OIOClk 1.m oheld dly, Ill~ 1ranet11ot I• 1t ttl 11m1111 L•n•. l"VIOIS, INC. II M IOPOl!l.i H..ot1ut In boot! NIA PAOt H/A. room H t ••Id• fof 0011ct11otlt1Q 11 l'llldl, 11 folloWtl room Ht uldt lot oonduouno room HI H id• for oond11011110 room ••I 11ld• lor eo11ct11011n;
H11n1tng\011 8"011, CA tH.49. rlllllt Ullder ~r1111n\ 10 « Ott1c111 ·~ Ill the olftol of TNlt•'• ...... wltNfl flt oMoe8 of OfMDt County, Ill Coel• MeM True1 .. ·e ..... wttNn tile OfflOll41 fr\111 .. '• ...... within the olfloat of Tru11•'• ...... Wltl'tlll IM ofllCel Cit
All 0111er b111111H• n1mH end 01 TNll ~ tlle cov111~ lllfforder ol OflnOt "IAL UTATI llOU"\Tlll IN! ,Ollfl\lln VltlWV. rtom o.2-m11e "IA.L UTATI llOUAITIH "IAL HT~TI llCVAITlll AIA.L llTATf StCUAITlll
10drNHI uMd by th• 11\ttnded 1'11~~~ ~.':~c.~. ·.~;c11t•d ·:: COUflty. It••• ., O•llfor1111. •"'"-''011~.•·d •t tOIO NOf111 9outll o4 Kltbelt lo\lttYWd Under-llllVICI. IOGated .. 20lO Noni! lllWICI, tocaled ., 2020 Nor1h SERVICI. IOCeled II 2020 ~,,h, 1.11N1Wor WU.bin Jfvlll yeert, IHI • , lll.ecllolWI b1 Aotltl1 y ~ " oedft't, --• 10t. Ill IM Cl1y ot I~ 10 lt°'*"'"1 llf• ~ lroedWay, 11111• 20e In IM City of •oedW•Y· lulte toe, Ill the City ol BtoadWay, 1u1te 20t. In 1111 .....,,, o
pelt '° far .. l!nown lo Ill• "'"'111 •• ,AU.IN Ind NAHOV ...... A. lnVott hUlband ..0 _... a.Ml AM, lwtit °'~ 6AN GfOlldncr (01·0ra·•Ot-1Ult3.lt. SMt• Ml Cout'ltf.oi Q!.,. 8taM lan1• ,Me, Cowlly ofOranoe. lt•I• ''""Ml, Ccurty °'°'*""· ..... lnlaoded lttMl«M .,. NONI. Al.LIN M INtton, In \lie otftoe o4 u lOlnt ~ ' MARINO IAVIHQI AND lOAH oonorefe median blrrler 10 be of oellfoMie. CoMth IQlll1Y; lno a of c.llfomle. eo-utna lquity, ll'oO a of Cellf~nte. COU'TUNI .. OUITY.
Tiie ~ end bUelMM lddr ... he County Reoordet of Orent• Will &ILL AT PUIUC AUO'NOH A.llOGIA TIOH. • Oelltor1111 00111t111oted end m1dl1n to b• c 1111or11le oorporallon. •• duly 01lllornl1 corporat1011, •• 4l11ly INO . • Otllfomll ecwporlUOn. •
ot th• lnten<l•d 111neler1t I• OllnfV, ltlt• ot c.lltomla, WILi. TO HtOHUT ltDOlll '°" CAIH oorpo1allon, H dulv 1ppot11ted ~. eppolntad Tr11•t•• under end appolnlld Tru•t•• under and duly llPCIOlllMd Tna• under ~ NAUTILUS Of COSTA MESA INC , Ill AT PUlllC AUCTION TO ~-at time of Mii In lewtul Tr1ntaa UNW end pwwent lo tlle Tlll1 projaol hH a ooel of T pureuant to tlle power ot Hie pur111anl 10 tlle powar of Hie pur111an1 to lht pow•r ol HI•
• Oelll~nl• corl)Ofttlon, 201& Red-IOHl!ST 11001" l'OR CA8H MOnlV Of 1119 unttacl et1t•l at the power ot e••• oonte«ed In 111Ji peroent minority buelneu oonleftfd 1n th•t wtllln Oeacl of ~ In tllal Olt\lln DMd of oontar1tld In 11111 W'llll Deed ot 11111 Road, lulldlllO o. Coet• Mate.
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Yn'•.,_,..o'r',!'!'9uno4lt•..,.d 11•1n1111e~) et ffolll entrence to the old °'""' 01rtt1n Deed ot Tr11vt1 ell~ Wptltt pwtlolpetlOn. Tr11et eucuted 11v l>AMllA A. Tru•1 auciuted by "AMllLA A. Trull ·~•cuted by PAMllA A.
Clllforn141 HU7. , .... County Courtllou.. IOCllH 011 "IOHA"D ... JAA .. end ANN • No ,,..bid meet•no II aoMOulacl SHl!A .,, \1(111\Wried WorNll end 8Hllf\ .,, unmarried womtn ltld SHIER. an unmarried woman end
Tllat 111• ptopertv per11nen1 llfrontlflttenoetottie<>renoa lent• An• llttd:. betw .. ll JA"Vll. h111Und end wife, torlhtlptOjtet. , RICHARD IT 1'HOMAI A.ND AJC)4AIWIT.THOMAtend0tANA AICHAHDIT l~endDIAHI
l\el'eto 1e Oleetlbed M all eloctl 111 ounly Old CourtllO~!!L~!~Y ot eyoamore ltlW Ind lroadwey, reoonted .t.iJ St, 1N1. If\ I* lldl .,. ~fd tor ttie entn DtAHA IT. THOMA.I. lluaOMd end IT. THOMM, lluebend end wife M ST THOMAS, ~d end wife .. 11111
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• l\llturn, eq111pment, trade t• Ml. Sltl• Of ~ .. lllM Ana. c:altfOfnll .. rtgtit lltt9 141ta or Otfldal Aaoordl ol Wei wort! delOl1bed ""'*'· wit• u oomm11n1tyfroperty, oommunlty pr09l'fV, reoorded M9Y community Pf°'*1Y· teoordad Mey f\t~ and ooodwlll 01 t1111 oertllln • 11119 encl lntat911 ~to Md 111..,_. oon~ to tnd' now ~ty. at PtlOt tNO, "9C«daf't "lane, epulllcetlon•. and reoontect M9Y 11. 1M , In loot! 11, 1Mt. In loot! t4052 of OfftcMI 11. 1NI, In lootc t40e2 of Otflallll
llMllll club t1ld 11 toe.led at tM&t now lleld by tt 111\dar Mid Deed Mid t>y It 111\dar Mid Deed of TN9t IMl~I No. 44023, by~ of f:'al forme tor bidding 11111 14062 of Otftcltl Aecor<le al Mid lllaoorda al Mid County. II PI09 Record• al Mid Cour\IV. e1 NOi
A.ioonquln Hunt1no1on 8Mctl CA. t Ttuet In the proe>ertY ettue•ed In In Illa propeft~eltuated Ill .. Id • t>teacn or defeul1 In ~\ or oan «tilt be obtMlacl at t11a COllntv, at pege 18'7, Aitoolder'• 1811. ,.ecordet'• lnalrul'Mlll tfo. 1101. Recordet'a 1n1truman1 No
The t>uSlnate name uMd by 1111 Mid County end 8t•I• deacrlbad .. : Oountv encl St• deletlbad 11: performanoe ol Ill• obllo1t1one ep1rtme11t ot 1ran1port1tlon. lnll""'*'I No. 1211 ... by rMIOft or t2t13, by reuon of • breac:fl of 12878, by r.uon of • bfeectt Of
.. Id tranalacor 11 ealq location it Loi 25 of Tract alOO, In the City lot 30 ofTrect , '972; In tlleClfy HCured tlleraby, lnol11dlnq tllet Ptanl end llld e>ooumantt, "°°"' I bre11011 or deflUll In payment Olt defllllll In PIVl'*'I ot partormanct defaull In PIY"*"I or J*formai\ce HA.OINE'S MEAL TH CLUB FOR Gf Newport 8HCll, Reciorded In of Cotta MeM. Cour\ty ol OfMgt ~ or detlUll. NotlOI of wNcitt H, 1rlt'lll)Ol'tatlOll llulldlnO. 1120 N petlormalla. of the obllg1tlo111 of 1111 ot>llaaltotll ~ tllel'eby. of the Ol>4igellon1 Mellf9d t,_tby, WOMEN Map BOOll 1s2. Pagaa 14, 15 and 11 Stat• of Calltornl9. .. .,_ on .... t9()0fded ~II ti, 1912 ... 11rM1, P.O. loll 14tt llOlllT*\10, MeUr•d thetlbY. lnoludlng 11111 lndudlng fhat breech or default. lndudloo ,,,., b<Mdl or cMteult. That aald bulk 1ran1l1r 11of~Mapreoorcltlnthe MtPteoordldlnbook~ peoea47 "•corder'• lnetrume nt No. Clllfornl• t4101 (pllone ~or Oefallt, Hotlca of wNdl Notice of which wH recorded Nollci• ot whlen w•• raciotd•d lntanoed 10 be eONUtnmalecl at t oftloe of the c-tf "9cordef of 41 and 49 Of MlaOlllnlOu. ..... • U..tUM7, WILl KU. AT PU8UO ~21). an4 me, be ti-' at wet reoon1aO '*'*Y 1, 1982, u ,ebNatY t, 1N2, M AacOIWI flbru1ry 1, 1912, U Reeorder'e
of lie• ol BETTS ES C ~Ow Orange County. raciord• ot Orange countv' AUCTION TO THI HIOH!IT tN ..,_ Offto9 Md .. the oftloel i.ecordtr'• lnttrumenl Ho. ln"rument No 82·031119. Will tnelrument No 82-037H4, Will
ENT!i.PRISES, INC . 60$ North Tll• etrMt •ddrHa and 01111r Cellfomla. '81~A '°"OA&H.i.wfUltl'IOfttY lof th• OletrlOI Dlreoton of 12~7811,W1LLSE\.LATPV8UC IE.LLATPV9LICA.UOTIONTOTHE SLLLATPUBUCAUCTlONTOTHE
Tuttln A.venue. Suite tllO, Sanll common o.aignatlon, tt 1ny, of the Tiie etrMt iddraH at1d other ol tlle Vnll9d Stat•. or I oeellllt"t ltrlnlC)Of\ltloll et L.oe Angalee, Ian AUCTION TO THI! HIOHEST HIGHEST BIODiti. FOR CASH, HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CA.SH.
M•, CA 92705 on or etter August 9, raal proe>ertY ~lti.d •!>OW le common daligna110n. 11 anv. ot the c~ <1r1wn on • at•tt or natlOt\11 l;rlll'!Gleoo. and tN dlatncl In wNcn 8100EA '°" CASH, lawful money lawtul money of tha Ulllt9d lt•tae. lawflll ~ ot the Unlt9d Stat•. 1H2 put!>Of1ecl to be· re.i proe>ertY deeerlbed •bow 11 bank. I •l•I• or tecraral oredlt ~he wort! la lltualed of the United lt•I•. or a cMtltet't or • oaenler'• checll drl'*" on • or • caen1et'1 Checlt dttwn on •
Tllll ~* trltllf., 11 tubleel 10 11112 A.nit• L-. ~ 8eadl, putporied to be· 2182 at•I• union, or• eltt• Ot fldarll M'lllnG• I Tiie euccient11I bidde r •11•11 c:l.ct! dr_, on• e\Al• or national etat• or 11atlonal bank. I elti. or el•I• Of national bank. e 11111• or
Caltlornla Unllorm Commere111 CA Avenue. coat• Me ... c1111ornla encl toan UIOCl•Uon <IOl'lllcllted ln lfurnleh • p1yme11t bond end • bank, 1 •l•I• or tadar11 oradlt M<!atal «edit unton. or • •~ or ,_.,.,., Ofedll union. OI • fl'1• or Cod• Section 6l08 T ha u n d anlg n•d Tr u •••• 92927 11111 11111. all payatlll el 11\t time of 1pwtof"'8tl0e tlonCI. union. or 1 etate or federal Mvtnoa fledaral MvlnQI and loan MIOGlatlon fedarll Mvtngs and 1oen MIOdtlloll
The nwne and eddr.., ot 11.,.d11elelm1 In)' llablltty tor any Tiie undertlgnad Tru•t•• ..... allrlght,tltleandlnter•H*d Thi Oep a rtman1 ol and toen eMl)Cllltlon dom!OIMdln domldlacl~ihll•llte,atlpeyM*tai domlelled1t11hieatate,lllpay.a>lell '*'°" '*"" ""°"" ~ ~ °"'of \he ti,_ addrwt clflotal'"9 ...,y>-Heblttty tor any b~ ll, •• Tsutt ... In lllll. real r~ ~ OQ)lfle& al u. .,_, • ._.. payetite at the 11tn1 ot ttw time of ....... "Ohl· thla ~ tlle 11m1 ol Nie. Ill right, title end
lllaCI 19 Bell• Etcrow Enterprl-. • other common dealg.naUon 11 lneorreen-o4 Ille llr-' a6dr-pr~ allu•ta In Mid County end bidder• thlt ll wlll 1tflrmatlttaly ..... all right. tttll and lnllfelt lllid 1.-i 1"11<1 t:lf If. • """'•· lfl tnt•WI Mid by tt. • T,.,.._, lfl Inc: po Box 11587. Sent• An1. any, tnown herein and other eornmon dellgoatlon. " State. deaotlb9d • tollowe: "*"9 that In MY contreet enter9d by 11 ... Tru•t••· In that rHI that real proe>ertY 11111111 In aald ltl•t real property lltuat• In aak1 ci.' 9271,.. 1587, Attn M1r1n1 Seid 111• wlll b• made, but any "'°"""herein A. Sul>IMMhOkl &111• In and Into pweuant to tllle advertleemant, pr09etty t111uat•ln Mid Collnty w!d County and State. dHcrl~ H County ind St1te, daaerlbed H
Fltzgertlld. Escr-•1120239MF 1nd llttoul covenant or warranty. s'ald nle wlll be midi, but to the SoulhMllerty 2.00 leel of Lot 'mtnotlty bull,_ tntlfl)l'lewwlll be Stall, deecr'lbed • followt: totlow9· fOllowl the !Mt day tor fMtng ctalm• by any •or-or lmc>l*S, regerdlnQ 11111. wllllout eovanent or wur. inly. U . 111 o I lot 18 • n d th• tlltordld full oppot"'Jnl1y to eubmll P1toll 1. The Hort""*. 1erty l\aitt ,A.ROEL t: The Nortt...uterly hatt Pere•• 1 The HortttwHterly cra<lllO< shall be AUQ.,.1 II. 1982 ' Of «IOllmbr~ lo U$ll'IM or lmplled. regatdlng title. Nortl\eallerly 18.00 .... Of LOI 20, btda In ~ 10 ~ lnvlt.tlOll Of ,,... Nonnw.l«IY '° 00 , ... of o4 Ille Southeulerly 2.6 lllCf .. of LOI 40 00 •••• of lhe SoutllHIUH'ly
w11icn 19 111e bull,..... d•y bet0<1 tlle •Y the remaining prlndpal eum of ~ c 1111 lzo•. °' aoeurnbt.,_, to ln llloek 15 of Tr• No. n2. MS* 1nd wlll not b• dlacrlmln•t•d the Sout'-ler'Y 24o oo fWI of Lot 313 OI ~ Height•. • lhooM'I 240 oo 1 .. 1 Of Lot 313 o4 Nawpcw\
conaummatton date speclltad the notl(•I MCUred by Mid Deed ot pay the remaining prlndpal Mim o1 mll) r~ In lodt 23. peoea 6 I on the groundt of r-. 313 of Newport MelQllll. M INJwn on a""" ,_.Old In bOOlt 4. page Ha1gn11, H enown on • map •bova rull. wltll lnlet••l tllereon. u tlle notl(•l MC:U'ed by Mid Dw<I o1 and e ot Mltcellaneoue MIPl, 11111'4 olor, or 111Uonel origin In on• mac> recotded In bOOlt 4. peoe 83, MllQlllaneOUe MIPI. record• of recorded In bool< 4. P•O• 83. Del~ July 19, 1982 ovlded In Mid notl(I). ~. Truet, wltll lnlaraat thereon. 1a olfa ot 1119 County recordef of MkS atlon for an -d. 83. Mlacalleneout M8')1, r-d• of Orange County. Mlaeell1n1ou1 Mape, rac:ordl of
NAUTILUS 0, COSTA MESA. IMC. 'any. under 1119 terme ot Mid Deed pro""'9d In Mid "°'I(•), adVlnOt9. County. Minimum wao• ratH tor thll Orange County. E. c . p ting 1 h .,. It om 111 • Orene-County. CailfOfnll o-e.-tt. "9eldent , t Tr1111. I•••· cnugu end tt any, under the Jenni of Mid Deed 1!11cep11no tllararrom th• protect u pr..,_mlned bY Ille Parcel 2: An auement tr Soutl>Mt1erly 2.0.QO feel 1hereot E11cep1tno rnerelrom ttta
Publlsllad Orange Coes1 De11y••pen-ol Ille TrutlM and ot Int 01 Truet. teu. clltrO•• and HorthwMletly 33.00 feet o1 Lot 20. ~of LabOt.,. •tlor1h onty Ingran 1nd egren over rne Alto E.1tcapt1ng therefrom tne Nort,_.ttrly 11111 lhlteol PllOI. July 22. 1982 tru•t• created by Hid Dead ol ·~ Ol lhe TrullM and ol tlle Tiie 1traat •ddt•H or olller n tll• epee:lal provlllOf\1 of Ill• NorthwHterty 7.00 Ifft or the Nor1h-t«ty 60.00 feet tl*'.ol P1rcel 2 An •Hernent tor ~a.e2.Truatt._:,,1'!'!,
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111e ...... ~24.8~euonat>IY00. truett created by Hid °"" of ciommon daalen.a.UOn ol the real IUNlerWd boOlll.I .__tor ~ ~7.00,... at Lot 313 PARCEL 2 An aHament tor lngraH end agru• over tlle ------------,,,_... ... • TNl1 property ~ dee«lbad II lddlng purpoH• and anlltled of NewpOr1 HaiGMI .. lhowr\ on a nor•H and agreu over tn• Northwearerly 7 00 IHI of tl't• PUBUC NOTICE Tiie tienaflOlatY under Mid Dw<1 n'9 total amount o1 1,... unpekt purported to b• ut Protpeot "8peer11 Prov111on1. Notice 10 mep r-ded in bOoi. 4, page 83, HonllwHlertot 7.00 IHI ol 1ne Sou~rerty 247 00 tM1 of Lot 313
-------. ....-----Truet ,,.,..._ ._... end belanot of the obllga\lon ~ 8tteet, "'-POlt 8Mcl\. CallfOlftl6. ontrutofl, Propoe•I. and Mlacellaneou• Mapa, rec;ord• ol 8outhea91erly 240.00 IMI cil Loi o1 ~ Helgllta, u lhOwtl on• It-HSU dallveracs 10 tile underalgned • by 1119 property 10 be IOld and Tne undanlgned hereby ed," tJnd In ~ of Mid Orange County. 313 of NewPOrt Halghll. u enown map recorded in book 4 page 83. NOTICE OF DEATH OF written Oedaratlon of o.lllUll and reuonable u1lm•t•d coet•, dllclelm• •II llablllty tor any that may be examined al 1119 Percal 3: An eHemenr tor on• map rtcordtld In booll 11. P-oe Miecellaneoia Mapa. record• of
RODGER P. BURR, alll NoDaman
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,_ d011~~~1 ·-~ .. ~~91110 ppan ... and aclvancet at 1119 time tooorrect-In .. Id ttreet addt9a 11'1\e otflc•• •• deecrlb•d Ingran end agreu over lh• 83, Mlae*lanec>uS Mape, record• ot Ot1ng1 County RODGER BURR, aka R. P ....... "'".,...._ .~...::.....= -~~:.... of tlla lnltlat publication ol the °' oltw GOll'mon dettgndon. eralnbefor• wttare th• plane, NorinwHt•rly 1 oo fHt ol th• Or~ County Parcel 3 An Hnrnen1 tor .,..., ,,_ .,.,,,_ __ ._._ -NoCloe of Sale 1e Mt. 182.21. Said Nie will be mede wltl!Oul llc4lttona. and prQt>0981 torme Soull\Mlterly 240.00 l•t ol lol 313 PA.~CEL 3 An ••Hm•nl tor tngreu end egreu over tn•
BURR , aka RODGER NollCe ol Oefllllt and Election to The~ llnOar Mid Deed warranty. ••pr-or lmpilecl, r• be aean. Addenda to rnodlfV of Newport l-talglltl. u thOWl1 on• ngraH a nd egrua ovar 1111 Hor 11'1• 111 e rty tie ti of r ne PENNOYER BURR AND 5411 to be recorded In the county of Truet her'etof'or• ~ an<I a-'IMn9 11111. poe-••on. Of'"°"""' minimum waoe rat• wll be map reco<ded 111 bod! 4. pege 83, Horthweetarly 1.00 r .. 1 or 1ne NorthwHter1y 7 00 fHt of th•
OF P ET IT I 0 N T 0 wl'4r• Ille real propany la IOUled. delivered 10 the undarelgne<I • ilrancH. to 11t11ty 1111 prln-«tilt to hOlderl of the at>CNe .,.....,_Mapa ~ 247.00 te.c or Lot 313 Sou1111N1erty 240 00 fMI al LOI ADMINISTER ESTATE NO. Oat• MtStat!_. ..... ~_..._..-wrtttan Oeclarlllon ol Otlf9Ull end Clplll balanc. ol tll9 note Of otlW eleranced book• If tllera 11 • E•c1ptl11g therefrom the of~ Helghll, u lhOWtt on• 313 Newport Metgllll. • ehowfl on ....... ...,___... Demand tor SM. and • wrttllfl tton -..r9d by Mid Dw<I or llferenca between lhe minimum Northel91arl'f naH map reeorded 1n book 4, pegee 83, • ~P recorded on book 4. PeQe 83. A-llillL S«Wlet, Inc. Notlee of Default and Election to "· Wllll lnl-1 and OllW aurTll ratM predl'lermlned bY the Th• etre•I addraH or olh•. r Mleoellanaou• u.-. records. of Mlec11lan1ou1 Mape, Orenge
To all beln, beneficiaries. u Mid T'ru•IM 6al TM unc:l«llgned cauNd Mid H provided therein; plu• llCIV-. eoretary of Lebor and the eommon de1lgn1tton of tlle rHI Orange County. County creditors and contingent BySubetllullon ~Ice of o.t1Ull and Electlon to"llf'f,un<lerlllltarm•tllel'eofand altinOWI09rll•cMlermlnedby P'°'*1Y 11«a1na~ deeerlb9d la E•cepttng therefrom th• Tne 11r1e1 addru1 or other
c reditors of RODGER P. ~~~~~..._1 Sell to be -ded In tne county Int-I on auc:h adv-. Ind plul Ula Stell fOf elmlllr dlMlflcallona purported to be' 231 Alber1 f>laca. Nor1NUterly 11111 common dH1gna11on 01 Iha rHI
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""-,.... ...... ·--· wnere tfll real pr~ 11 toc:ated. '-. eharge1 and ~ ol Ille lab<W. 1119 Contractor and Ille eo.11 ......_ ClllltornlL Tile 11raat eddrau or other P•OP911Y n.reinat>ove deec:tlbed IS
BURR, aka R 0 D E 5925 C.rttoe Ave Dela: July 2. IOU Tru91• and of 11111 INllt etee19d bY eutioonlrK1or9 .,... pay not ..., T,, • 11nd1 rt I g n • d tt 1 r• by common dHtgnatlon ol th• real purPOrted ro be 237 Cect1 Pteic». BURR. aka R P. BURR. aka Cypt.-. c.lllomla SlMnQ9 t.tonoaoe •tld Deed of Trull. Th• total thllt the 111g1111r W11Q1 rl1• dlectalm• ell llabllltV tor any prOC*l'f tter~ dalettbed 1a Coall M ... Cat1tornll
RODGER PEN NOY ER Put>ha~41828-3~.,bor .._, Corporation amount or Mid obllQltlon. lndudlnQ P\it'IUlflt to Sec:t1on 1773 of the 1neo«ac:t,_ tn Mid 11r ... addr_. ~to tie: 22' Albert ~ Th• un ders1gnad nera by
BURR and
ho "'-POI t411 w. Otymplc Blvd.. ..-onebly •Umata<l 1 .... dWQM Labor Coda, the gM'l9lal ~ °'other common deeiONllon. Cott• M.,., CalltornlL dl1cletm1 all li•f>lllty tor eny
penlOIU W may Press combined wllll the Orange Loa A.ngelee, CA 90015 land expen-of th TruttM. at tlle rel• al wegae In tlle countY In wt1iCfl Said ..,. W\M be rna6a wltttout T,, • under s I g n •cs her ab y 1ncorrac:tnen '" satd a1rM1 ~ be olherwiM? lnt.eresled in Cout D••ly Piiot July 15. 22. 29. Tel: {2 l~) 386-2ell0 time ol lnlllel publteatton ot 11111 the WOf1I la 10 be done hM o-i warran1y, upr•H or 1mplled, dl1clalm1 all 1t1blllly tor any 0t other GOmmon deSIQnatlon the will andlor estate: 1982
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.12 8y Oemal A.tllnda. Nollel, 11 $89,803.17. delMtnlned bY the Olreclor of the regarding 11111, po11e11lon. or lnOOl'reCl,..... In aald attMI addr.. Seid u.te Wiii be made wtlhOUI
A petition has been filed Manager Dat9d· July 19, 1982 Depenmanl of lndultrlal Relatlona. aneumbrancu. to Hlltly tll• or otll« common dMIQnatlon w1rren1y expreu or lmpllaCS. b PATRICIA A. SCHUDA Ptlll.IC NOTIC£ Pul>llahad Orenge Co••t Dally SAN MARINO SAVINGS n-weoa nrl• ~ In Iha prlnd.,.r balenOe o1 the Nola Of Said ..,. w111 bl m*'9 wll/lOUI regercs1ng 1111e potHU lon or
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l the su..-rior-Couri of Ptlot. July 15, 22, 2t, 11142 ANO LOAN Daputmenl of Traneportlllon ouw obllolUOll ~. 9d bY uld warren1y, ••pr•n or Implied. encumbrance s ro ••ll•ty tn• r -IUP£R'°" COURT Of' nte 3171...u ASSOCIATION publlcatlon anti tied O•n•r•I o.acS of 'frust. '*'"" im..t Md regerdlno title. po-•I•"· ot prtnc.tPal batenc:e of 11'4 Hot• 9f
Orange County requesting ITATf Of' CALIPOANIA '°" • Cll"omla C0f1)0rltlon. PN¥1111nQ WIOI Aatee. dat9d Jwte. other 1um1 .. provided tlletaln. encumbrancH. 10 aallaty the other ob11Q111on MCUt«1 l>Y UiCS t h a t P A T R I C I A A THe COUNTY Of' ORAMOe P\llJC fl>TICE .. TNll•, tM2. Fvl\#9 -.ctlve weoa ,.._ p1ue ~. 11 ~. under the prtnc1pa1 b11anoa ot the Note °' Oea<I of frut1, llllltn 1n1., .. 1 and SCHUDA be appointed a3 CAM NO. A•10Nte By REAL ESTA.Tl! which heve been p1e<1e1ermlned term• thereof and lnl«•I on auc:ll other obllOlllOn eec:ur9d bY said other eumt as provided therein,
l . NOTICE O, tNTbfTION TO YOU AM .. OEPAUl T UNDIA A SECURITIES 8ERlllCE, lf1d -OI\ lie w1tt1 the ~I .c&><anoea. and p1ue 1 .... ehal' o.,ct of fruet, wltll lnt.,111 and plut ldvancae. II tlly, under Ille
persona representative to IELl REAl "'°""TY AT ocaD Of' TNl9T DATID Al'tUL.11. • Cllllfomla corporation, ot 1nduetrl1I Raletlon• are and e.J(parlMI of the Truat• of other 1urn1 .. pro11ld•d therein. 1erm1 tnereof and Int-• on kK:fl
administer the estate of '9tlVATI! I.Al.£ 1•1. UNU!U YOU TAKE ACTION ht A.gent r...,ericed but noc printed In Mid tne truell et•ted by Mid Deed ot olu• advanc:es. It any. under tne 1ctv1ncea. and plus •-· c:11¥gn
RODGER P . BURR, COSTA Estate of JOHN E EHRHARDT, TO "'°TICT YOU" ~. By: (&EAL) D J Morgw. pul:Jleatlon. Tr1111 The 10111 emount or .. )d l«IM thereof and Inter•• on IUCfl and ••Plrt-of II•• TrualM end ot MESA CA (under the Oec;elsecl tT MAY 8E SOl.D AT A ""9&..IC 111 Prealdanl DEPARTMENT OF obllgellon, Including raHon•bl adYancaa and p41n '-· cnarges 1ne tru111 creala<I by satd OMd ~ 1nde nd t .Adm rustra · No11ce 11 nereby given tllet. I AL I• " 't 0 U ME ID AN 2020 Norttl 8toa4WI)', TRAH8POA'TATIOf'ol eatlmaled teu. cllergee and and~ ot the Truai.a and o1 Trust Tile lolal 1movn1 of H td pe en J Uon iubtect lo conllrmatlon by Iha Ol'l.ANATIDM Of' TMI MATUNE Suite 208. Otpuly Olt«:lor ~ ot the TN91M. 11111111 the trust• QrMted by uld OMd ol obl19111on. 1nclud1ng reHon1bty
of F.litates Act). The peuuon 1~tl!led Superior Court, on Of' TMI ~ A~ Santa Ana. CA 92708 Protect Oewalopmanl al lnltlal oublicatlon of ttMI NOtloe. Truet. Tne 10111 emount ot Hid uumared leu. ettargn and
is set for hearing in Dept. A.1191111 9. tM2. •t 11·00 LM\ or YOU, YOU '"°""'° CONTACT A Telae>hOnl: (714) ta~lO and eon.tructton 123.3'3.3$. obllo•tton. lnctudlng rHIOnsbly open-of the Trull ... •I lhe llme
No. 3 at 700 Civic Center thefHtter Within the time eltowed by LA~...!, OIF TINl-·'S IA.La Publl1nad Orano• Coa1t Dally 0.19" June 28. 1M2 Dat9d: July 15, 19U eetlm•••CS teu. cnargH and of 1n11111 publlcatton_o11t111 Notice, IS ~~w ,. a-ta~ru. ~ua.. _unJS.ua!g o.aa a• -·-·-Piiot. Ju!Y 22. 29, AilQ. a, 1982 Publl1ne<1 ~·1U co111 11 ~ ..l.ltl>&lll'M '23.3113.35
.us ... e 11:11-. ::sau """ A..c1nwllltr1tor ot tll9 "'-'Ii. o1 JOH.. • 2 of _.._. ~ ~ *' 92701 on A•uruct 11, 19 2 at E EH"'H•RDT. ~-~!... ~u Ml a1" ..--18 ~ . ,..... · • • a Cellfotnla corpor•tlOCl lfWttal .... ~atton of It'll• Not1C:41. Ill ~-1 ·~· · ---" ,. ,__.. -·" ._,,,,_ ••• 31tcMl2 • T,,....__ IZ:S..383.35. COASTLINE EOUITY. INC .
9:30 a .m . pr..,.,. u.le 10 11\e hlghett end.,... on w~. Auguaa 4· tl42, at l'tllJC NOTICl •------------ey: REAl ESTATE• Oelld .t.iJ 1s, 1ae2 • Callfomla corpor•ltor1. lF YOU OBJECT to lh~ nel 1>1dder on tile 1erma and 9 00 o c:lodc 1-m of Mid dl'f, lfl Ula MOTIC« TO COWT'RACT°"9 -.,. MnllC[ SECURITIES SERVICE. c-•• lqutty, Mc. a C .... D""'8 as Trust• . f •'--titi condttt0ns hereinafter mentlOlled 1111 room Ml H id• tor concsucllng ~ "" • Cellf0<"4• COll>Ofll1lon. oetplf.._ By REAL ESTATE granting 0 U1C pe on, you ,~,,, lttle •nd lnttt•ll of JOHN E Truet .. '• Salee, wllllln the otflcee Of CAUJNO H>ft .. SECURITIES SERVICE. should either ap""""r at the E R:_.•RDT at 1 .... 1~ol '-'sdealll REAL ESTA.TE SECURITIES _,...., .. 1,_ Hla A.Qant eY: MA&. UTATI IEC~a ..---n... ,,. "'"' "' CC>lf'TMCT •oz,.ea MOT1CI TO CllllEMTORI By (SEAL) O J Morger, UAVICE. 1 Calllomt• eoiporeuon,
h ear i ng and 1tate your •nd all r19ht, 11111 and 1nlerest 1nat SERVICE, IOcat9d •I 2020 Nortn School Olatrlct NEWPORT. M MA.K ~ '" Preeidenl • Callfomla QOflMWatlon, Mia A99ftt 111 AQenl objections or file writte n ,,,. •ll•le hu 8CQU1ra<I In addition Broadway. Suite 208. In the City of MESA UNIFIED SCHOOL OISTAICT ( .... .., .. u.c.c., <t020 Moclh Broedway. D.J.. .............. By (SEAL) D J Morger. b ' ti ith th t 101ha101~1 e1111e11me olhlt SantaAna.COUf\tyOIOrange,Stat• Holle• I• llereby g iven 10 Sulte206. 2ClllON.lfotctwlf, •208 tUPteslOllll
0 Je<: ons w e cour deatn in 11\e rMI property tocata<I of Callloml•. u duly •P90lntad Bid Oeedlitl« 2 OO p.m of tlle 2nCS credllore of 1111 wllhln nemed Sen•• Ana, CA 92708 a-ta AM. CA ll2Till 2020 Norin 8'oedWey.
before the hearing. Your tn Or1ng• Countv Cehlornta True•• under and puratanl to Ille d, of Auguet. 1982 ,,.....,or tNI • ti..tll tflNlw 11 T .. · 1714) 953-e111o ,11,., -.-10 S\Mte 306. appearance may be in perwxi CIMCnbed • powet ol Hie conferred In 11111 Pla~!~~1•0~.8,'dc::.:•~! .. ~8gl about 10 be made on pe11on•I Pub111ned Otano• Coeat Oally Publlallad Orenge Coe11 Daily Santa Ana. CA 92708
or by )'OW' aU.omey Lots 11 and 5 1n Bk>c11 K' 01 oentln DM<I of Tru'1 •UCUI-" bY ~ p.oparty ...,.•ft• ~b9d Piiot, Jvty 15, 22. 29, 1982 PllOt, Jvty 1.5. 22. 29. tte2 T• (7141953-61110
I F Y 0 U A 0R E A Aroit 8"oh Heigtlla A.ddlllon. m the PAMELA.,,! R~~·D-ST = Project ldanllllHtlon Name .... 1!! ~~add,_ 2"8-82 2971-82 Publtahed ~tnt• Coa&t ~
CREDITOR
. I City ol Lagune Beaeh, County of woman A ROOFING v•RIOUS LOC·TIONS "" u-..._,._. "·-"' -Pilot. July 1$, 22. 2t. 19&2
or a connngen Or•no• St•t• o1 Cal•tomla ., per and DIA.HE S1'. THOMAS. hlllt>and • ... " C1il vu HU 2oe:s H bor ·Blvd P\8JC NOTIC£ P\llUC NOTICE 2969~
creditor of the d~. y map rmded In~ 7. PaOe 22 ol and Wtle 19 eornmunlty property, IN ..cr.~~~!ne ere on flla· 1857 Coata -~ ~7 .. must file your claim with M•tcet•aneoua Mapa. In ,,,. olftce of ~ Mey . t '· 1H 1· In Boott The -an<I ~ ~ I u " E " I 0 " c 0 u .. T 0 , ACTITIOUS 9USINESS court or presient it to t lhe County Recorder of Mid county 14052 of Ofllc:lal Reeord• ol ~ Placenll• St ' Coeta Man. C/I of Intended . .,,...,_ C~~ NAME ITATOllNT EXCEPT the ... 1 112 5 tee• County at page 1eea. Recorder• ~~~A Bew St .. Coate '":..u A. L8, M12 ~ COUNTY Oil~ · Tn• ro11ow1ng per10n •• doing ~ ~
p ersonal represenlattv Thi sale 11 aubjlel 10 c:urrenr lnSl.tUm«ll No 1M76. bY ,_..of -..,. -..-v Coate Callt ~ ~ Chtc ~ Dfiw w... bu .. ,,... u ....,...,_.. ....,_.,
appointed by the cour 1uu covenante. condll•on•. • b<each 0t default In P9Y!M"1 Of NOTICE IS HEAE&Y GIVEN lhll Ort¥e. ....._ omla ._.. CHU88Y S, 2233 Fairview 100 CMc c-M Dr •• _.
within four months from th re11nc1ton1. re1ervat1on1. rlghll. perlou~a~hce c;: I~• r~:g•ll1~n~ ~~ ~~ ~:t ~fl:.::::'~£~·~ aeMa AM. C•WI ~ 1Z101 Rold Coslt MeN CA 92828 P.O. 9oa ..
date of firal issuance o righll ot way. and .. sements of Hcur• ere y. nc" no • by and through Ill Governing ·A.ST FOOO ~TAU NT and ta MAMIAOS °" STEVEN R SHULMAN 4002 lallta Ane. CA a:r7llZ
letters asprovided ln Sectio '::'c'!u~ ::s.~1~'=· :~ :~.:ci:t~~ ~:': 8o9rd heralMfter refan'ed to .. ocatad at: 2013 Harbor Blvd., ~~~~~~~~J~g:~OSE ~~C:4Cryalal Lane. Senta A.ne CA ~Ac,.~:·MCl~C.
700 of the Probate Code o zoned R-1. tingle 1amoty 11,. end 19 Recorder'• lnetrumanl No. "OCsmlC1' ... w1ll ,.-.. up lo, but ~ .-., Calllomla .. ••&OM (l'Ma.'t LAW) Thlt bullrteU ta conducted by en CROaa, CUMll IMIUlltANCE
California The t ime f o nol ltsrees H • duplex lllnee no 82-437883. WIU SELL AT PU8UC nol •••• , tllan the •bOv•ll•lacl The~ -I.ad by Iha c..a MU .. ,_Dana lndMduat IOClfTY, INC., • ••u•11•I" f"'~" claims Wlll not ex Yll'lll'IC8 ha9 bMl'I granted tOf 1111"1 AUCTION TO THE HIOHES T llrne, Mlled bids tor the -d of• =.:=:.: Mid location ... NOTICE S•-Shlllmtn c. r p 0 r. I ..... W 11 TE". ~'6 UM Olhe< 11\an ... llnglt lamlly 8100ER FOR CASH. lawful mctntrt contrK1 lot the aDolle protect. You .... --....... Tiie _. Thi• ttat-t ... ., hl•O wtlh the MO .. TQAOI CO~ORATION, • pnor to four months unit Any Sile wth be mtde only on of 1he Unlt9d Stat• or• uahllr'I Bid• lhall be racelY9d In the r.'-:: That Hid bull! tran1rer It !Ml' .._.. ....... ,_ .....,. COunty Clafk ol Orange County on Ca11to.• COfpGil-•. DOEI ._.,
the date of the hearin tne basil that 11111 prQP9'1y •• • c::heCll c:lf.wn on• 11111 or natJonal Identified above. end •tie 1 be ~ ':~11c:;9 J•llr 11e1111 9'eer41 w11ln• 1011 June 30 1982 ~. IUllllllOMI
nodced above. 11ngle tamlly unit 1n0 bu'f9' mull bank, • 11ate or federal credll ::".~~'~ =· 11 1178 wiat Btoactwey. &It• 102: ~ ....., • .,.. ....., eM F112$CM c No. 31 7241 YOU MA y EXAM IN l•k• 111bjec:t to tttal condition and union. or• 11111 or laderal uYinge Eacil bid mu.I conform and ..._ ~. Cellfomle 92802 on or ............. ..... Publlehed Oreno• CoHI Delly ..,..T·IC.-I y .. _:_ ..._ ............. . k th purc:l'taeera ah11t hold ••lier and IOM aaeociatlon don'llclMd In "" .... _ ... ,...,..., t 1"2 I,.. .... le Miii ttie 11111"°9 .. Pllol July 8 15 22 29 1982 ...., '"' Oii ,_.,.. -· -th~ file epl by e ~· harmleM egalnll any loll ot liablllty tNe 11a1a. all payable et the tJme al ~~,,. to tll• contracl .. TI.--;:;;;. ind .dor-of the • ...,., tit ..... .....,, ,_ · ' • · · 2999-&2 ~may.::-::.:
you are lnterested 10 th pure"-rnlgtll lnCUt by r~ 10 .-. al fight. title and lnt«Mt ll9ld Each bid .,... be accompeuleo oer9Cfl wlltl wtMMn da6rne !NY be .._.. • .. .........., .. tllM ,_ n1-.,. N()Ttl'C ;;e,~~ ""'* JD ..._ "8ecl estate, you may hle. Ille noneontormi09 11H by~t. TrUllH . In tl'tat rHI bY Iha MOUrltY referred to In tllt tiled •• '"IORITY ESCROW .....-., ........... .,, ,..., ,_... ·~ iM ~ ....... -·-
with the court to receiv The property I• to be IOlcl on en I>' 91111111 In Mid CcMlty end __ ,__. ..__,_ .................... COM,ANY, 1e11 W• ~. M MM ... ~......... ,te..--.•a •·--11 II...,., ........ to ,.__.. , .... _ _..._ ...
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O t Bida or otter• are M'lvlt9d IOf 11111 PARCEL 1. The Sout'*:f-'V 2 s of ~°"=R~~,,. fight IJ:~. and ~ , .. td.t • 1or°'~ U..-Ila tldo dafMllUM lb NAJE ITAT'OlaNT en allorney tn thl• matter, you
anven ry o e11 e a~ proPertY and muaJ be In Wflttng and t eru ol lot 313 ol ewport to r~t ....., or all bide or to wWVI clllm• by any creditor •11•11 be lrllMilMI ,_. 4llecldlr oontr• Ud. bu~ng perlOl'\I .,. dOlng lhOUld do eo promptly'° that"°"' and of ~petition.I, aaioun wilt be received 11 the ottic. oC Hlllla 1'4•1ohl•. H all own on • map -·· -91111 t tH2 whl ti 11 tll• 1111 • a IClle '• .,,... 4tlle Ud. WINOSISL: IP "ITE", '"2" T.,-'-·I ~.,,on 1~· 11
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•-descrt'b•d a·n McCormack Raaltw. 1000 CoHt recorded In book 4. page 83, any' regutartti. or lnfCfmallUal 111 u • ' G _...,. ...... •~... ...
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Section 1200 5 of th HIQhwl)', laouna 6Mctl. c.11rorn11 ec• •n 11 '' 1 0 TllaOISTRICTMl~ll'orll loneumrnatlon date •P•0lfl•d -1111u.i11 .,.__. 1 9:M27 det11111dede. 11 trlt.111111-.. • Calif . · Prob& · Cod 926$ 1· 17•4> 494-7M 1 11 1111"1 lime Orange Couttly the DIAICtor of Ula Dlpar1rnanl al tbcw9. 4.m I Uited ilH• Hllciltu • DOUG l AS RAY M 0 RAN. ilaoldlr COftlt• U& 11111 .... ,. 1rcl1 a
onua toe e . eft .. llrsl publlcahon of 111\s MOiiee Excepting tlleretrom the lndullrl•' Ralallon• Ill• general Dat9d. ~24. 1912 ....... ,. 11111 .....,.. ....... 20402 Bt)'lllew A San LA w OFFICES OF JULIU and befOt'I rNklng Ille ..... $o\ltl\Mllarly 240 00 , ... tllereo4. prevlillng,... of pee diem weoaa.,, ... A. lO ••• "~. d .... r r. " ••• ,I• CA 92707 venue. II An•. :::·.:: ~ .. r::.:=. ~
W. FELDMAN, INC. Tile property Wiii be tOld on Ille A.Ito E•eeptlng lh•r•J;::,.1he the IOCell"" In wNc:lll thll WOik la to ~ T,.,..... llt • •<-•.., .. ~....,., Thia buslMU II condllGled bv an T
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1 11141 u.s or on 1am11 ............ 11bla A.110 E.1tcept1ng 111aratrom Ille be performed tor eeetl craft 0t tYPt ... v ........ ·-·.-' ..... "' ,,_., lndMd\Jll 1 U•t•d du•• eollcllar •I
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• ... .,. IO lhe A.dmlnlltrtlor: 10% or the .....,..,_ .,,, •-• ·--·· ~tr ................... r•·t•.,.. on...._,.. 8275-82 .......... v.,.._ ....,,_... Seal Beacll, CA H140 putCh-prtee 10 be paid •t Ille PACACEL 2· ,.,,, ~· tor ~· .... .._ -.. _ •• 1. TO THE RESPONDENT Thi• ,,.,_t WU ntees wllll Ille •• u n \ 0 . d. b. r I• h I 0. r I 0
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... ua time or 1,... bid by Olltlfled °'**· lngru1 and agru• over th• tlle DISTRICT Olfloe located at 1187 .. _.,. ..,._ · Tiie pethlonet NII llled • patt11on County 1~2 of Orenge County on 1mmedltl~•. de .t• manara.
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. h-~ O ang• Coast balanoe on conlirmttJon ol Mia by Nortllwaetarly 1.00 IHI of tna Pl1cenll• St .• Cotta MtH. CA l-~~-~--~~""--'-11'14;.... __ 1 concamlftO )'OU' ITl6ffleot tt 'ffN fal Julye.
911 r~• eec:rila. II !lay a1gune. as cu r "' !tie su---lor Cour1 Tu ... r-t•. ~heel1erty 2.0 oo t..c ot LOI 3t3 82821. C09lae mev be oeKe1nac1 on ------..... -_,, '192111 puade _. registr9da • 1tempo. Daily Pi}o(. July 15 16 22 ,...... ~· al .._ :'rn r~ A. copy of I,..._ ratea 11111 _,,_ -~ -to ftle 1 l9llC)OIWI wttl\ln -daye OI Published Orenge Co .. I Dally 1 TO TH( 0€FE.NOANT A cM1 · • opere11ng end maintenance ._...,..... II, 19 .,_,on• be~· at tl1 NOTICE IS HERE8Y 01V91 lMI ~·!! ~~'~!' ~m.!"~ .!_! Pllol. J•.tv a. 15. 22. 29. 1H2 _ ... _.... ., __ .__ -....... ~-1982. 3197-6 ••Pen•••· and premium• on Map r«:Orded n bOOlt 4, page 113, the !Ob •· purauant to l1ctlon 547J. 1 ol _._ ...,, ,~ ,_ . .,.._, •. ..., -¥., .,.... .. .,... ... ·-.,_, .._ ....
------------ln1urence aocaptebl• to tll• Mlecellaneoua M1pa, racotdl 01 toreoolncl adledull al par A.rtlcll IV, Chapter "'· of Part Ill, enlll'td and the oourt m., anter 1
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you to Pt&.IC MOTIC' purcl't-tllall be pr0<at9d .. of ()range County diam w•o•• r. bH•d upon • OMllOn v ot ttle HMllll and a.i.ty Judgmanl lll I I junC1Jve or Pllll.IC NOTICE defend 11'111 llWl\llt, you rnue1, wttNn rh• d•t• of confirmation 01 Nie PA.'RCEL 3. An a1Hmant for wonting day o4 etohl (I) l\ollfl. Thi Code of Ille Sitt• « Cllltomla. 1 Cit'* orderc:" ~,,,~ dMtlOn 01 IO d•V• •lt•t Ihle aummon1 11
,tCTTTIOUI .UMNEll Ex1m1net1on ol title. reeordlng ol lngreu and •orau ootet 111• rate lor hollClly and ovettlme WOtll publlc llearlllO wlll b• held on property, 1pou111l 1upport, ehlld -*on you. Illa wltll thll ciourt • ~ IHTf•MT conveyance. tr_.., ..... ei'ld..,, Northeu.t•r¥
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ll1ll "' tht "'=• ~11.l:"'m!':r.1~ ~ At.IQYllJ, 1tl2. It 1:IO p,m. In Ille eu•tody, elllld eupport, attorney = ~10..,!.~ =
TM folloWlnO per.on• .,. dotng lftll lnaurenoe pOlicy ehall be •I 1119 North-•terly O fMI ol 1111 CONTRACTOR to wllom tlla Am Flocf Conterenoe Room of"" ,..., ooeu. and euc:ll otl\ar ,...., M be anC~ed on .;..!;i"_.. f ... _ buetneaa u upenH 01 the purchuar or ~arty 247.00 ,... of ~ City Hall of the~ of Colla ....... fM11 bl granted by Ille oourt. Tiie .... ,... .... ,,on ° m•
S.A.V E INC ... Celllornl• purcn.-.. i13, ~ Helghta, .. .tlOwfl on oontr9CI .. IWWOad. and llPOll.,.,, Cellfomta.. .. ""*" lllld time 1111 ~ of W'li09I· tllttno of plllntllf. Ind tl\lt ~:::!" .... ~
eorpora11on, 1520 Pacllleo, Th• undenlgned r1Mrve1111e aMapt9COl'Oacllnbodl4,llAQtl3. ail>Contrec:torundtrlllm,topeynol ~Of Olt9etor9 of Ille COit• property II« court JudOIMnl~,.........,..._.._ A.nehelm, CA t2p806 I rlghl 10 rajaCt any and all bicll prlot OrMl~ll~_ue M1pa, reaordt ol =-=~ :::'~ I~~ MtM 8Ml\My Olttrtol wlll llMf and ~ proceed~• OI may *"° ~omu•ld'ldedreeult theln 0~arnl1hm'ewtlk:tlnl ot
European 1rt1 n1ama11ona1 to enlry or an ordet conllnnlng tlle WIQI ...,._,1y. ,......,_ v, ·-" "' det•mlnl S)r0!111t Md 4'4>~'°'11. ,_, v 1nc .i ·Callfoml1eorporatJon, 1520 NII Th• etrHt 1dcsreu or otll•r 1"9•11tCUtlonOftl'lloont:\i. and~f«uarnptionl,Henv. o.t9d·Matdlt ttl2 WIQll.t.-~of~orproPlffy Padfk:o. ~neM!m. CA 92805. Dated: .My 20. 1982 common daalgn1t1on ol the , .. l NO bldd« '"t"J wttllclf..., bid to ,,._ propoaacl n91911fMnl 10, ·LEE A. BAA.NCH ~re let requeet•d In tb•
Thia ~ It eonOuciacl b't • S«lllflty Ptldfle propatty lllt~ dalOrtbad le for 1 '*10<I of fOt\)'-lltte {46) claya lrld ~ 0011CUon • Ml C1art1 ""',._. .. corpora1ton Natlonat 8anll pwpot1ed to be 230 Cd .,.__ .n.r the d.m Ml lor Ute ~ °' otth 111 • reporl llltd wllll tll• ey NANcv WAOOONE"-Datecl Apfll
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Europe1n Part• lnlnl ey Robaf1 Qraham Cotta ....... Catllornla. bl<la. fil'/ ol tft 01eeftCt • IN of11o1t e>aputy IAI A:. .. 91td!. a.1l lnC satilorTNttOlllGer Tlleunder11one<llltrebv A.pomantbondand• tht~fTFalrom..eoeia P nlledO c 10.11y Ctc.ellW~
Pl1• J Piper. Pr... GIA.Ale J. ,.,.. dl1ol1lm1 all lleblllty tor 1ny ~~ bOnd wlll bll NqUlr9d Ca1bn1a. ~.b~ 1 ... 2;~2r ~·:. 1N2 at.totlDa_, ~ A..=-w::&B!-DllA
TW• 11a1ament wM fiMd wltll Ille ... ..,.,., ..,. ..._. lnOOfr.ctMM In Mid 9lrett ldclr... to eiiecutloll of the ocntrw:t. NOTICI II HIMIY flUA'THEA i 190-fl , -:..:.==· .... "' countv Cleflc of Or•noe County oo • Nofttl Mllilll 1-.t; or OU. common Oealonltlon he peyinent bond "'*" oe In t1'11 IVIN 1llal tilt Mid report on 111e 1n --._ -J\11';
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ea2. ..,.._-. 81kt .... Wiii oe medl wltllOlll form Ht rortll In tll• contreot II• otfloe 01 tll• Coal• M•H Publl8'\ild OtMGa GMI\ ~ fltm1a laftla AM.~ a7t1 warranty, ••preu or Implied, dooUmenta. 1nlt•~ Olelrlet, '7 ,.Ir Otlve, "8IC Mn'IVC Pllol, .J4lkV 1&, 22. It: Alie· ~ •Ill
,llblllhed 011nge Co11t Oelly Teti ('11') tn"*7t reoardlnt tllle, pOHe .. lOf\, or OOttemlna 8oer'd Ploof, Motn •'1, l1'lllY 119 IWlrK S .....
PM J4Jt1 I , HI. 22. 2t, 1982 f>ubll•llad Or•nt• co .. 1 Dilly encumbrancH. to Httel) tllt ~INt't "*"" n1m1nea bltW ltw "°'fW of 1 PtCTITIOU9 .,.... • • 2951 .. 2 Piiot J4itoJ 22 2i. 21 1982 P'tndPei tlllance ol Ole Nott or ,.. .... _.., °"9CtOr "' end a P.tll *-ITA~ • • • • $304-t2 otntf otllloelton NCUred by Mid Publlllled Orange Colll Delly ' COITA t.laA The....._._.....,._..,......_ Pt9lJC ~ Died of frvat, ~ ltltlfWI and "°'·.My 1&. 22. 11182. IANfTMY OtlTM:rr ~-;;""' ---.......... "8.IC ~ other aumt H provided .'!!rein; l1tM2 Aof1na T. ~ SUSAN M. COX llnd GIAAU>I-~~-----_,;.;.;.;~
PM:nnou9 .Ull•N ""'-OIUt edYll'ICle. tt eny. 11 ....... tlle Cllf1I Of ltla ~r10\ lit! cox. dotno bueln••• "·--_.;----------1 MMl ITATlllmfT PtCTmOUe--•• terme 11'9facf end.,. ... Oii euCfl P11&11eMd Or•"9t-~ Detty MllA.11.1 f'ILOT CAR .8!,.VICt!.'
TM ~-......... OOlnO ...._ ITA~ 1CMn091, and pq .... :':J: 1--PtO,......Tm~tOU..,.~l..,..,-,,.ll!'"•~n~-fl'llo4, Nit 12, a, fl9 2tllt DolofOll. Mlleloft Vlafo, CA ........ ~-""fOltOwlno '*'°"*.,. dolno :: ::::-.. c::-..!=-Oeed ~ .._. .,,.,....., , _______ .;;m __ ..... ;..;.; ... •;;;,i
~= ~ .. ~·J:: ~~Vi CUT Ttvet TM tolll M-.111 oi aetd TM folloWln$ l*90!'ll llt dOlnO gjC llmC(
..... Ollll .. IM21 . I. .... E. 17*" 01111oa0011 lnctudlnt r...ofllbly ~ • i:~;;c;m;iiiiiiiiiiiiirF1 .................. '"" !~'!!!:..!'oom,-... •oo. co.t• Meta. Htlftll\td '"' cllargH and IJNIOU~LY AOC>tHTIO ·~ ... o 'o ........... _ ·-· _._.,. ....... rn.... ettNtima ~P rs. e:::J.'..,.., autt• 142. ~ ........ .,._ '°"· J•n•t Lynn Atklneon. 1ft1 ~~ -• on , CA tHo4e ~o.r-........ 11111 :aor:.~1• N9wPOrt IMatl. ldl~Of"'9,..._,ll IOI: AaA"A ~VIH,OR!ft = :J:r· Gerfffl Grave. w Lanot Cllffotd Dunmlf•. 1122 o::;: ~·..c.; e11cfl~taut. · ~RT
Tiiie ..... 11 oo "°'Nd t17 Calf-=.~1. ~ lwft, -~---· OAVl""°"",IOM..._..l..li'tlt; M•H ... "'&a.0:~; 11 ----' ... _. -~ ' ~on._.GA...... ._,.,...., llehftl
"-"'_. H ..... ~ -=--.,..:., oondllctoed -, • ?MAL 'MT Aft MCUMT111 fhie ~;le •Id..., "1 Tiiie ..,_II •ICMted ~
,,.,.. 1 .......... Miii"" JM *lneon :o.= ~ ~ ... ~ Maril" Da1041r· • ~'= .. Or...-COUl!4V Oft Thie ~"":r::.'~~ltw ~ ~-_,...., Thie·~ .. "'9d ~.... ,,.. ......... _,...Witt\
,,..,. June ,. _,_.,, Of\ .... COlllltv ~ of °' .... OluMY "' Olfll "' a.-. OINWr ,...... 0r..-a.Mii :!""l . , .. -... .Ntt •• 1ta Ml9 1ta ~ ~ 11.i 22. • •· •· • ~ °':.\'; Cwt ~ --..=:: p.,1111.-. ar-.. eeaee"r:; ,......... o..,... a.... tta aH2.G • ~ I, l. tl. • 1~11..... (J=blllMf Orante C:oeiat o.My f'llCM, NIV I. S. 21, II, 1MlttM-tl "°4, Mr 1, I , 11:'2, 1ta
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Nil.IC NOTICE
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IUIMll AftllllN'T (A) OUtA\10 l .A:i. tlJ 09'~ 0 I .A.; (Cl uSO
NIGfllO I .A. Koll C•nter, 8ulle
SOOO, 4000 M•cl'rt111it e111d , ~ IMoll, OA t2te0
" OfllUPO OUlfll\10 I A ..
MulOlfl Holdlnt Co .. reglttw.d In .,._lco, loeqW de Ourunoe et,
~ d9 Lom ... Meltleo 10 Of, ~IOo. Thlt buliMM It cond\lc:ted Oy I
ocwpcntlon. ON90 C'*"O 8 .J. ThomM 0 Snell ~orAdjunto
Thlt etlltl'IWll -filed wtth "" Cowlty CWtl of Or.,. County Otl
.My 14. 1M2 ,, ...
Publf•hed Or•no• COHI Diii)
Not, .Jutt ta, 22, 29, Auo· I, IOU 315'·82
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,...,. lollowlnO ""°"' .,. doing
~-· A·AUTO ACCIDUIT. 4400 MeoArthur Boulevard. Suite 370,
Newport IMGh, Clllltoml1 02eeo ALLEN & t<l.ATT, Attorneye 11 Lew, 4400 M.cArthur Boule111rd,
Sulle 370, Newport Beach,
Cltllomla 02ee0 Thlt buelMM le conducted by en
ln<IMdull.
Robert F. Allen Jr. Tiiie ~ WU flied With the
County Clettl of OftnQe Cooflt)' on
.My 2, 1912 ,ttlt712
PW>llab.ct Orange Cout Dall) Piiot, .My ta, 22, 29, Aug. 5, 1082 :\:>N-5'
rta.IC NOTtcE
f'ICTTnOUI ........
NAlmlTA.,....NT The followlng per1on It OOl'lg bualneae ...
OIL PATCti MAINTENANCE.
11110 Like StrHI, Huntington
9Mcfl, Clllfornla 112648
J•m•• Th1yer Berney, 419 Mlln Streel, Suite t34, Hunllngton
9Mcfl. Cellfomll 02e48 TNe """'-le COf1ducted by an
lndMdufll ~T.BerMy
Tiiie .tMerMI rt -llllld with the Cowlty Clar1I of Orenge County on
.My 12, 1082. t<1N1n
Publl•h•d Orang• CoHI Dt ll) Piiot. .My 15, 22. 29, Aug. 5. 1982
3158-82
Ml.IC NOTICE
rtCTmOUI llU9Mll NAiii ITAT'l•NT The tollowlng pereon I• doing
buelneM .. :
HILLSDALE ASSOCIATES 1570 BtoollhOltow Drive. Sul11 200,
Sante Ana. c.ittoml• 92705 N~ A. bhi., 2127 Yec:hl
"8dlant. Hewpor1 Beech, C.itfofnl1
02teO Thie ~ le coneluCted by an
lndMdl* Norman A. Zahler
Thil etalemel'lt WU flied with the ~-,.::-::r:: CliiTc or orange 'COuntv on
.,._, .. 1842.
t<taal2
Publlthed Or1ng1 Co~t Delly
Piiot, "'*' 15, 22, 29. Aug &. 1"2 ""'"""'
• YOU AM• DE.,AUl T ~A
DUD Of' T1IUST DAT'ID MARCH
11.z. 1ta1. U•Lll l YOU TAKI
A ll;TION YO ~ROTICT YOUR
IPftOfllllTV, rT MAY• IOU> AT A
PUIUC tALL • YOU ... D AN IOUNAnoN OIF THI NA'TUlm
Of' TI9 f'M)C&IDIMO AOAIN•T
YOU. YOU IHOULD CONT ACT A
LAWYD NOT1CI Of' TMJ•TU'I ULI T.a.Mo ...
NOTICE IS HEREBY QIVEN. thll
on Wldnlld9y, July .28, 1982, al
9:00 o'doelt a.m. of Nld d1y. In Ille
room ••t A1ld1 tor conduc;llng
Trust .. '• Sllel. wlthln thl olflcel of AEAL ESTATE SECURITIES SEAVICE. IOceted 11 2020 North
Btoedwmy, 8Ylt1 20e, in tr. City of
Senll AN. COunty 'Of Or111g9. Stile
of Celltornla, REAL ESTATE
SECURITIES SERVICE. a Callfoml1
corporallon. H duly 1ppoln1ed Trwt .. under and pureu#ll to thl
power of HI• c;onrerred In 1n11
certain Deed of True! lllec:utecl by RICK BYERS. recordld Matci't 23.
1111. In Book 13991 of 01nc111
Aecorde of Mid CouMy, 1t pege
1017, Recorder'• tn1trurnent No
30005. by reMOn of a bructt or
default In payment or petformenoe
of thl OOl!ga\lont -ed ttlereby. ~ tN1 ~eec:tl or defe.lt
Notlee of wtllctl -recorded AcwH 2, 1982, M R«ordef'• lnstrU!ftlrll
Ho. 12·111403, WILL SELl AT
PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE
HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH
lewfUI money of tlle UM.O Slit .. ,
0t 1 eunier·1 c:tleCtl drewn on 1
11aw 0t netlonll bani!. 1 ll•t• or
M<llrll credit union, or • 11•1• or
tecMr61 ll¥\nQI ~ toen ueoct111on doll'lldled In ftlll 1tat1, Ill Pl)'lble II
tht time of Mle. Ill right, title end
lneer•I 1111<1 by It. M TNll•. In "* ,.., property 11tuet1 In Mid
County end St1t1, deec:rlbed H
fdlows:
Lot 10 of T~ Ho. 2334 ... I*
mtP recorded In 9ook 62. P-oe 20
(If MllClleneOUI Mapll, In 1111 ~ of 1111 Coullt)' Recorder of Hid
~11r••t MdreH or other common <1ee1gn1tlon of ,,,. rHI ~ ,. ... ...,_ cl9Krlbed ,,
p11rported 10 be: 1541 Dolphin
TemiGe. COtOM del Mat, Celltomla.
The 11nderelgned hereby
dl1c111m1 111 lllblllly ror any
lllOOil'll!lrW In Mid l'lreet ~°' other OOIMIOfl deelgnetlon Md .... "" be in.-wttrloll1 w1rr1nty, e11prH1 or l'"plled,
regarding UtJ•. po•..,..on, or encu111bran1A1. to "tl1f)' th• ~ .,.,_ of Ille Note or
--~ MCUt9d by aid Deed (If Nit. ...,,.. in..1 end
otMr eum• u provided therelft.
-~II MY· undlr the Wml ......,. .,., tntwwt on IUCh
~ .,., ... '-· an.re-... ...,._. of IN TNll• mncl of
"" ... CHiiled by .. Deed of Tl\ltt. Tiie t.etel lmOUl'l1 ot Hid otl*Ottloft, !Mllldlfto ,.aeonebty '
1t tf1111ted feH. c1'arGH and ...,_of tN TNll ... al th9 t~ "'Wlllil PIMcadon of thlt Noll09, .. 141 ..... 11. ,,....,. NI; •• ttt2 MM.llTAll llOUNTIU n..vica. • OallflW'IM OOfPOl'ellOll, •f~ . . :: ~':i'tl :· J. Mo;glr •
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pallO ~ 9~. !llU·:MMMI -.... .., M711. I '"' poot, I pet'· AlllTllll11 Tennlt 8¥11! .. 711 per liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ~~r.'7:1ot.tany • ., ..
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Dlul ~ • ......,.4'1, 1 10 6 belnne ttlf11ng •t wkndl. t1MtH, da 1 It. tanien IPI. ''°" • pet• _..119 '800/mo. 1 It 1 Ba. apt, FlllEI• ~·~onf'-~. io. 'r70..M2t. '400 to ~1tt1. ~1·1023 ~. No pet•. 1 er· 1411 enclltd gar11g9, lndry ~a ltrgeel ageney "9" ., .. ,-..;··eq.lt.
2 Ir. 1 ea. w/ ~ta. drpa, 4 Ir G ea, IPI 3700 aq ft 1370'/mo. 04t-t3TT. 13t I . 1flll. 146-0IHI :" cloee lo bMofl Cal All cllenll ectMMO With <>Wnr. 21HIO.fa&&
yerd, I/Ilda. .. ti/mo. ~ Ylft, tHOO/mo Children MloOme, 2 I 3 • TtL ~ dof'· 842 1803 pholoe a ref91'9f"ION.
11a..eoet. ~ ti Ir I la. oomm. p001, Ir. M7S.M211/rno. Mon. Upetalre unit Hr 1&>a apt, '""'m · • Ct9d1t1~ Colmopolltan
•H _.. 111911/rno. lhru 811 ..... Comer ot vacant. .,.2111mo. Agt VAUit Oood MCHnlno Am«lcl. *llWftlT*
M ._... '.41 ,. llQ CtnYOfl 2 Ir 2 81, Adame I l'lltvle'W lltll 11111 TM TCftlOlfOW Show. AlrQC>n Area ~ec tullt
4 Ir. pool/epa, lrg varcs.1 ''"' comm. pool HllOtmo HT-4785. No pete. • I II IA"lllT 141· 1111 txpandt, otaNy euttoun-
cul..... 11reet, new 121. 86()0 3 Ir 2 la. oomm. PoOI 2 1 ba. 0... JJ.J 1 .UM IO' .... . dlnge. grof 11~.
kitchen, wall~t tor ~· f7IO/mo .. br., .... 11i .. oarpe~•· ••••••~1'.~•••••••"-':l' o11age patio ~1111 hu 12 to 250 eq It of· boy, gh1 l mom. 2 8r 2 ea, comm. POOi urapel, .... ...... 0 ••1t1UTI mo Im~ .,~52 PrOf to attr Condo, houee. ~ a d.ak apaoe lfom 19001mo. 1111-on4 Bkr. M30/mo pst&. "4211. 2n2 Maole. --· • tll ""9fllttw 121& / nolUdlng 1 itlt'tt C I\.. Or try IMM opllon Ofl 831·2927 2 bdtm, 2 ba, 1PPffano111, ftf'Mllln ...,. M2·2449, tee..147t 215 mo. I lonlet con 4 IA Maaa ver0e. quiet 'T~'~ A""'5..,.·I~ •• -....... H I! gar, ldry, no pete. 1525. rme. recepl · lllt-out ~ MO. 1795. mo. any "' .. _. 8Ye 8oecloU• 2 Br. 11&. 211, ~08-el04, •03·7448 Studio, MC, undetgnd • * * wertng MtVtoe. Iott of
Mk forflll 831·128e Ol'*t. 'r9<1 Tenore, I01 3 Br. 1'A 81. 111. pkln(l. lllOO mo. ll•LIY llllWlll p111c1;:.; WP A TIA 11/d,
llr 2b 2 · OIW YWTUIMI. 831-1208. 831-2711. LAunda. rao., pool. •adllffM 714/~132, 1117• "9tltbub Circle ....;13..:....:...3·,.;.,99....,.;.,I ____ _
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kldt/pel.. teoo rm. crpta, drpt, bltlne, llM. /mo. "420/mo, 2 Ir 1 ea. apt.. •••"";l°::••••••••••••••• TWO BR. TWO BA Frpt, You .,. Ille Winner or elr 17301 Beedl. H.B.
14a-2&ee ""· ' 1950 mo. 1 '11 lte. Agt 142-3860. bNmed «*ling, laundry '550/mo, "9at btectl. Ocean and eayvi.w, t.o-two ,,.. tlcktt• (11100) 142-213-4.
173·8e20 9\'M & wtcnct1. rm .• pool. Avelf . .My. Cell ,_ Ctpta, 2 81. 2 la.. no ve1y Oeoor • Adult•. value to the liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii M ... Ver~, S..Utllvl 5 ,..,, Au J.111 for appl. pelt. 142-1339, Sec:u<ll)', Pool. Spe. AINGUNO BROS
BR. 3ba l\Ome. Wl!nul Square, 2 bf •••••••••••••••••••••• TSL Momt 842·1I03 553-1778. Gym. S1600 mo. l.MM. BARNUM a BAil.EV *SUITE DEALS*
$1050/mo. 497·2042 twnt\M, Plan D. mull ... 8Mutlfl.tltt maintained ol-,.,,_. Agent 780-tll17 --O.C Alrp0t1 Ir• "°'· to 1P9tec. 1825/mo. def f'lorne orlflnal wooo $490/mo. 2 Br 1 Ba up-.,..uH poolelde, X1ra llf· · -• enwonrMnl. fUll ~. 4 br. 2 be l'IOUM, IVall W-75191752·1800 paneling ' trpl eap pet unit. enctt0 01t1t9, ge 2bf. 2ba. bltna, Nr·Nu, by Udo, 2br 2ba. Anaheim Convention OI no trMle. lndMduel Of·
7120, MOO/mo, 1•1 & bfeallfait r~ 3 patio alt t>lt•lna, 1-.indry dawtir, 1'A mllea bMctl f/p, patio, COU$>le only, c.ni. Aug &-18 flcel or det6i apeoe 1110
lul, Clelnlng dep. Walnut Square condo, S belrrna z "' oW.. rm. ' Adulte, no pete. t600mo no pell 1750. e75-0097 Long e..cl'I Arena eq ft • 3600 IQ ft. 1 MO
530·2424 :'y. 2~i I=:~.::. 111Y! ' ,.,.d. M&O/mo TSl. MOllll. 142· 1803 534-8382 • Sllt>8 to bch. yd'l 3Bt 2ba, Aug. 18-22 FAEE. 7~971. ma ftMt 552-tS.C,., HH1t3 br a -191 motmo. t ~. t a.. Wllfflmtl new etttna. fl601ffto. ~2~:, .~;;2'. ,C: ~~~~~~~~
4 br, 2 be, nice yerd. 07M857 Wn'-'•lltt 1111 TowntlouMI. car pon1. 1 & 2 Br Olec:ount on 431·6903 ... mut1 be ••ohl(\09d YllW ..,.
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3Br, 2B1 hM, nr So. Cet I tr -.• HOME FOR RENT rm, ernall pet oil. Won t Gym. Sauna, 910. ••••••••••••••••• ••••• otflce prior to perlc>r· Nwpt view. Approll 1,000 1750 IQ It. 2 ma11er 3 Bdrm. 1725. Fenced INll 14&-0llt9. Ocean..flHI~ cour• 11 Plan, frplo, llrtum, lam bdrm1. Cloee to patk yard & garage. Kldl TSL Momt. 642-1803 vi.. 2 Bclrm .• 2 et<>ty mance. sq &46-7100
rm, avell Aug 111. No and poof. Avail Sec>t 1. pete weloome. 15-4&-2000. Aft. 5, 142·4221 l400 ru"'. °' unfutn. 1 Br. apt. With bullt-lnt, c:er· • * *
pell. 1850 mo. 8«-1179 833-.271 Of 752-8492 Agent, no lee. Flrepleoe, pool, dlatl-pool, IP•· 18992 Florid•.' petlng & dtapee, und« CdM di• eult•. A/C, llTIPle
OCEAN/MOUNTAIN vu llllf&ll PAii waehef. pv1 petlo. X LG 842·2934, 842-3172 roof ~· i.undry F non-emoltr to lhr 28r. pkg, utll pd. 2855 E. Cit
SunMI Blurfa. New dill 2 TOWNHo••e·. 3Br, C..'•l•l .. 1 Garden 2 Br. *640. Near bMctl 2 Br. 1'A ea. facility & cloee to ~ery-2Ba condo w/Mme. so Hwy 875-8900 br, 2 bl condo. Frplo, .., &. •flf * CfPll. drpe, blt·ln•. frplc, thlngl $475/month. Cl1 Plau erea. S3lO mo. Uf0_. •1119m• grMnhM wndw, gar.. 2'Aib1, tpc, 2 car gat, Ualllllll•H " 557-2,.41. encted Qat1t9. 15116/mo, Available Auilu•t 15, two Vld(I wltdye 999-2000 or •nH .,..,_
yard MC gal• No peta Ale, pool, parll, tennl•. A·····;,;··;·itt•; ... Eaatllde 2Br lba pool Call &3$-0921 adult• onty & no pet1. Oee.-<>1123. 881 Doller, Ne. ~1..3fS61
S8t01mo.' 21117 Paclfkl 1800 ell. lmmed oocup ..ort-e u rac nr laundry $450 ' ca1i Call ~ at (714) Prof M 28 wlll share 3 Br ..iw-.t ID• Av. Sea 1et. tnen ~·11: l.M or IM/purch. 1885. SC P~a. Pool, g~~n7r. 933·799o 1411-1t47 IAllllU WW e.42-0138. Cd•• ... , with 1tr•"""t "s1 ,,.....,. ..... 559-7058 Olwc 1 Bf. No pete ..... II ' .... --v" lfllOAL Am 551·88221144·8722 & 135 utll. 77&·2580, EASTSIDE 1ge pv1 2 BR, I.Cl' 2 ~ 3 BR townhouM 2 br, w, be. Block to et1ble MIF 1325. 1et & Premier loclllon
142-9808 Woodbridge 3 Br 2 Bl, Highly upgraded a clMn. Vault9<1 clg, 2 IUl'ldeckl, IPll. yerda, enCl gar, bMctl P91/chlldren OK. 1111. Cell An1Wt Ad Gatden BuHdlng
IT'S only loWI 2br lg famlly rm, pe~. lttlUm, Newport Bcfl BIO Canyon i"' Ill utll pd. *640. =;. ~~7~ ~~:. $450. 974-7225 •515, 1542-4300 24hr• 900 eq ft . amenfllea
g1r, hk·upa, fned yd ~i. ~~ :=~) 3 Br 2'1\ Ba. oollOOUf'M dlte, no pet1. 752·25llO dr4"1 OK MO-e&07 Neer ,_ t Bdrm. IPL Roommate wented to Ul·2llO
"475 St&O 720-6897 view, pool, •PL 1l'Clean 2brl2ba condo nr with bulll-lna carpeting Illar• Beach apt, 3 BR. 2
QC-RENTALS 750-3314 840-1327. 552·7318: $1400/mo. Call SC Plau, S.A $576. No Oelu111 3 Br crpt1. drpe, & drapes lau~ry laclllty ba g1r $284 plue utll lfWNIT lutl
Beeullful Condo facing 979-9241 ~::= ev:{;tcn<I•.: pet. 7&2·&822. 541-1480 ~~~'s;o6'b6:ifs3~~-under roof carporte end Call 873-01• t Eve1-Jane Execu11ve offtc91 1.000 ft
8-*mo. ,.'!!'J;.J,!:· 38& 1750 , • U I •-··" JZ~I 3~ YI 2 Br l'I\ ba. 810 Joann St public 1enni. court• & Prof w~ to ttilf• 2 tmao 11n.llt~~ ~. L ~~ .,.,..._..,. w• -• w '""' S d <* ARLINGTON AP'TS. golf course right behind bdrm, 2 bl, P11k New· .,,_, ..,...,. ,_ 1---------1"'•• .. ••••••••••••••• Adlt• Pf... ml og Quiet, 19.c;oua town· siroperty. CloN to -port apt 140.g159 Hoag Hoe91tal Cpte.
Wllll to SO. Cout Plaza • • • f•ni1.,n M5-84&3 · hOuM 2 Br 1'1\ ea Near ry1tllngl 1395/month. mini bl11\d1 Dedicated
Sir 2ba condo wfpool L llUlll f •m UM JSfi Near 14th/Pomona. 1 Br t>eac:n $525/mo AllWI.,_ August 15 one PROF. MALE. STRAIGHT, P'llnG Prof. enwonment
teletlmo. Ag1 e75-5030 p o BOX t0222 •••••••••••--••••-• 1~. upatelrl apt d/w, 980-86611 or two edultt only g no NOH.SMOKER, 25-30 In quiet atM e.45-3323
DREAMY 3br w/pttvate Cost• Meta COSTA MESA -2br. 2 ba. <:afl)Ort, r.frtge, Wiier AVAi' '"BLE NOW 1)9tl. Call owner •I (714) SHR 3BR 2BA WJ.TER-day9
git. eunny pool yd $595 You .,. the winner of AC. trpl, d"1Wll\r, rnlcfo. pakt. I Chjld olt. no pell. ....,. M2 FRONT BAL ISl, MAY 1--=--------
0C.RENTALS 754-3314 two tr• tlekate (11800) prvt yard Att dbl.~-.... 50/mo 54S-2000 ~'7v~~~~ap~ = A,UhH•tl hrafdM ~~:~~~R FEMALE E-==~~ ~ 2~"! ~r 191!! vii~~~~:~ ~:~~ 't'Tte-o3G°'' 18 r 2 A~t~=·IPI. petlO. :2:,:8· w:!:=: .. !!..~~ ••••• ! .... i..dles only Beautllul Npt ~c,; M 1546-2111 Atk
831-5897 aft IPM. --Aatt,,.Htl fanhiH ,_ ~t. orpf. drapaa. Agel\t. no IM IUWlll = g~~~ ~~6::°"1 & 0eapera11 muit ranll ore
lovely 2br unit, lhatp .. "-• •,.·-·•••••••••••••••••• Mo peta. $4<t0/mo SUPER 3 Br. 2 Ba. In YILUIE lull or Pat1 lime, i1>tt1 St .
kltch, lndry kid• $420 Anaheim Con11ent1on Ci n •• ''' lb.I JTU 548-9950. 4.pleJI le50 & 2 er. 2 Ba Rmmale wented Em· c ~ Xlnt front otc loC OC·RENTALS 750.3314 c.tlter Aug. &-l9 ...... •••••••••••••••• 2 8 1 Ba. u-11ra. W In 4-Ple11 1526, bll·ln1, N.w 112 bdrm. lullury ployed metura liberal M s46-t287 Long 8"ctl Arena ~ view, t>eaulltulty r. ,.... apt1 In 14 planl. 1 Bdrm 2 Br 2 Ba. Lag Sch ---------3 8dr poof If bed\ d Aug. 11-22 tum. townhouM. frplo, Joann St. No pete. enclld gar11g9, hk-upe. lrom 1515, a bdrm from 494-e216 Cu1tom executlv. otflce
dbl 'car gar~ saoo"!':to'. To claJm p...... cell pool & pello. 1895/mo. '4-40/mo. Sierra Mgml. No peta. 6.4Q 4484· 1670, TownhouM from 400 9Q It. Pvt batb witn
Sue &45-4520 842-5879, e111. 272. Pu-573-089&. Ml-132•. 1 2 I a .~ $640 + pool•. tennle, Private entranoe. deck, 1how•r Balboa Penin.
... must be •xonanged NEW BREED APTS. • J •F••• wat•talle, ponctel G• privet• beth, main kit-$300/mo. 1142....e23 f trJ Pwt lent for r--...d M•t• 11 bo11 Cnll #n• JTZ4 1 Br a !Oft, 1 81. BKh. $375 thru $450. Imme-lor cooking & heating chen to an1re Fem1le ---------Freeh & clean. Fenc.d oHlce prior to pertor· $390 ... Att;~j.;··~;;; From $350. Frple, rec dill• a11allablllty. Adull1, paid. From San Diego preferred Laguna EJ<ec Fum Suite. prime
yd. 2 BA-bath w/dbl mitiee. tum. apt. lg petlo. gar. room. pool, 'PL OU a no pet• Quiet atrnoe-Frwy drive NO<lh on ee.cn. 1475/mo lncldt NB loc Ptlone and co-
elnke. Lge operi beamed • • • ~ature, qulet. No pet. weter paid. Mo pate. 393 phere. 1 blk from bus & Be.en to McFadden tb utne. D1y1 Mike Ru•Mll P* a11a11. 1225/mo
llv rm. wtfplc. Child er< 2234 Aulgen Of. C.M. Hemlllon, C.M. enopping 18903 0..e-Seewlnd VIiiage 71416-40-3225, Ev" 968-177g, 640-8216 lll60~11t, lut a. Mp. EMERALD BAY 3 Br. 2 1·213·'454·5104. 1145-4-411. ..,. St (ACfOM from (714)11g3-5198. 499-42114 ....:(_•11_e_1 ______ _
IM!>-2348 Ba frptc, bride patio with PllClflce Hoep) QO dl<ecl •~-· ~-M/F to Illar• 2 Br. tlouM. l&YFllOIT 191. 1 1aoo Bu tl•tl•• or Kllhy 955-2141 days, -w c 41!1~ ~· =~ & CIMn, 2t3/876-2265 .. ,. JT4' M\::zlfleld 780-729hv... p;;:·,~;;:·.;;~·;,i;, 0
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6411-9950 Lovely ocean view home. ...................... AIAITlllTI 2 8r 1'.t 81 $385 + 13115 wuherl d"/9[, full El Toro Beeut 2 Br 2 \a tu"' I 1 40 pr IQ ft Call
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Way 780-8378 .. ~ PMoat'='ll Heat paid. ~S.::'°"BIY<I & MC: meg. . ~ef25 Sheron •97~159 NEWPORT BEACH Pro-Spanllh Eli.ta LMngl .. -... 1 me. 933 Do-
2 Br. 2 Ba. ffplc, bit-Ina, OCEAN VIEW BMutllut park-Ilk• --2 Br. 2 8a. 1545 Fadd«I. No peta. Aoorn w/poot .... .,,. lesalona 0
water orlen1ed, 2 car cru.y 2BR & etudy, 2 rounding• TerrllOed 399 W Wlt9on 431-5583 1411-9243 & 893-4894 ployed male. 1<11Cl'len Irvine 2Br 2ba $245/mo & ver 'Sr. 2 S308/mo
g1t11g9 w/Of**, pool&. bath. 2 trptet, eplral pool Sunken gu bbq. '--ul ...,. Jl4I pl'lv. Reta. $225/mo ulll, pool/lee Nd own Br _63_1_·1_09_• ____ _
IPL S795/mo 545-3115. at.ir~ 11&00/mo epat1111ng tountaln1. E.llde cute studlO apt. ::? .... ••••••••••••••• 1146-2590 Npt Bch fvrn Must Ilk• catt lll'WPtlT otml
....... 2....,,.-r--A--'• Ctlaner Reelty Spedoua rooma. Sepa-vlUlt9<1 ~. pYt pe-IOIAlflm "'--t .. ..._ "-t1 .. ~. !Ur· Da111 559-5212 alt 6pm Full Service Sult• .,.,,..., .,.... ......,.._., ""'' to 4SMS-9122 °' •13-9888 rete dining .,.., Wt*-ln tlo, $400/IT)O. Joyce Mott ...__, ..,. .....,,. ~ ........ ..,..,. ..._ S.hr 4B hOme. bl ba & bch & atlOpplng. Pool. c;k>Mte, home lltt• kltctl-Wattze, 831·12M --.r-" ,.... . ..._... nlll'led, prtvat1 ent, re-r wn Y SHT lllTlt
lee & aaona 1111null IN ., __ ., .. a.-""~ ............ In Ulgune a..cn. "'-1 fr ....... $300/mo ........ , $400 OOMn Avail naw ••25 Ocean vi.w · • '°''_..., .,..., ,.. .. , _..,, en & cabl!\1'11-Wiik 10 1 BR 1 ... 13n.a ..... •-·tlon Int-, ... _ ..... _ .;:::" .. 73_7c•• ,,... •7"-2• .. 7 11t ""'-.., ·· 17115 mo. 1tt & tut + """'a. 1-nla c-·rt1 3BR .... ... ... q.,,.,, ..,.... .,_ .. .,._.,. -v ~ "' "" ..., .,.,... '"II """'...__.tor one """' ... ~ Huntington Center 1"'""" w-u--t-.. lng ·•~.Ill bullt 'n• In " ,~ ,_... aec ......... (714) 750-5274 3b1 & --hM. '"v•" · aecure, •"' -· -.. _. ., ... Room for t C M mont ..... 1•1 ........ .,...... " -1 Bdrm-tum. '505 750-8378 nee.ted pool, Room wthae prtv. 1250. 1200 ..'..~ aec 640:5470 LMM/optlon. deelrable Sec>t l5. $1800/mo. 2 Bdrm-tum lfom le05 tub -Qlfllg9. etevator Npt AMer1, CM. Women ... 2~v ft "' M ... Ver~.,.., 4 Br 3 Winter rental 2 Bdrm Townn-f\lm. SperlcllnQ C!tMn, 2 • 114 LNM only. 185-0 & up over 30, 1 f child ok ..,.... "OIVV'J • er .,pm OffiQ9 or dealt IP.cl fut·
8a. pool, lmm.c. cond. 7141497-11184 from 1876 Ba. $405. Fenoed. utlla 330 Clllt Or 4g4.8083. 548-4904 LIVE AT THE BEJ.CH nlehed or unlum Paclf SP1~/mo. 522-0332 aft llJulM VI-'• Jiii ~~:~ ;.,~1 Dover Shor•. pvt entry, Female to Illar• Balboa Coast Hwy. N.B
8 .., or wllnda. ••••••••····'~·•••••••• Ut~~~~-1 1960 W11leca 1142 .. 905 .. .: a·. *mat pv1 b1, refrlg, bed, ml-1111nd hOuM S286 Incl _6-4_5-_7_•_74 _____ _
SpK. 381, 2t>a townhM, HOME FOR RENT -crowave, non tmkr. $300 utll. 875-9142 v lOUIFlllTV'
ffplc, mloro. 2 car gar 3 Bdrm. & 4 Bdrm. $725 LA QUINTA HERMOSA Vil.LA MEDERA 2649 Fairway Dr mo. 641·6466 btwn 8-5 Prof Rmmt Male $235
w/opnr. S780/mo. Av.rt lo $750. Fenced yard• l 18211 Plrtlllde Ln, 1 btk 2Br 281 Elllde, upper Costa M"* wltdym, Ginger (Lag Hie), S 1g5 (Santa
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Piiio. 1775. 631-4320 NCUrlty Club I~ =~,;::. Small dOg otl. Call for ~~N1~-~~ 3~it 2~ $77/wk c~f:-•M;;:~·;;;;·;; Ex.cutllltl . office .:.te.
5 Blkt to ocean. Elegant 2 pool, 1Pa. tennle. 12900. Q R E A T appt.' ..... Mar .,..., llngle garage, oorner or 405 f'WV, Neat
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1850 Mo. Plulh crpte, BLUFFS CONDO Tenn I•• Free EA8T81DE 2 Br. 1'~ Ba. apu In ..-Y home • Nwpt 8IVd & WU.on (10-31. 979-0746 aft. II IMM. tllOO IQ ft. et 90& 2'.t Ba. Cedar & glua.. 3 Br 2,, Be, ~·· 1_011 LeMonl (pro &. Pl'O TownhouM, enc:lad ..... muter eulte. dining ea.ta Mela 548-g7&5 tt. Call 751-11191 .. _ .. dbl '" ·-..... ..-room•. WOOd bUmlng . 20x32, near 1ttll & Nftt· ---------eun-.......... car prv club. 1900/mo. Oya 1 h 0 P > • 2 H ••Ith rage, fri>ic, tmall pet Oii. ftr9C)4--.. mlefo-waYe •nt •••• 4111 pon, S 150/mo. gar9Qe, lully malnt. yerd. 641.a823, evaa M0-8107 CIUbe•Seune• e r .. t roe. oven prl ate -tloa & •••••••••••••••••••"• 759-02111 11410-8107 t4o ~· Inquire 11 527 H d omaaaagee TSL Mgmt. &42·1803 1• v ,... Pv1 91egant hOml for the -----' -----1 18th. St HG-8331. WATEAFRONT HIOH a!,.~ngmtna•Oolf yerda,garden« Pf'Ovl• etderiy, LAQ. Bell, w/ WANT: Garage for eto· RISE CONDO: 2 Bl't 2.,.. Driving Raf1Q9 2 Br. ,.,.. BL 2 ttcwy lf:lt, dee!: E'9gMt IMng only famlty 11moepher9. Ch•· rage on Bal. P4"11n Nr 2 8t townhOme wftll at\e-b1th1, eaunl/poof. 901 I I A U T I , U l. P90i.J garage. No peta, t& mlnutM lfom JtlhiOn let Chez Vout. i~314 15th St Call 1-771-2078
ched 99rage. Ac>Pffl!llCW Lido, ltll floor, Furn. A I' AR T MI MT I ; a&e!ttmo. I~ etec. 111&1\d. 7 rnlll\lt• to 8.C. . 1---·-------1 _liiniiMiiMuta.iiM-~/ • .t...t ... !'*"'01 .. 2 l300/mo. Agent. Alta 9 f ",. t e 1 1 a 2 M 1-0783. Plaza Of 0.0.Alrpoft. • ... ,, lntAJI f.. Hunt. Bch g11age ........, mo • .,..k -2·1423 752 1 " "• • '" Ju.at ... , Of Newpon ,............................. tor rent.~
& 645-3111 •5 1r :"J:~:~~d'!': STUNNING lerge 1 Ir. Blvd. & to. of San Citgo 1 Br • .._. 4. flCl'Otl the 2131420-7705
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The Dttallart 840-5199. C.••f/CMfnft l\llcpre, deity maid..,..., oait 64t.111CM anytitnt, JOHN THE HANDYMAN • lfu Extar. Aoouttk: Otlll~ 111-MM/IMl-Hll e71S-140I d'/I Aul~ Alf Con4 •••••••'•••••••••••••• olllot claantng, crpl ~:!.. Gatdenlt ..!! & :::'~~:1 ~ ~O::,";n'~ .. ~ .... ,!............ Devit Pllnltng 147-5 TILE IN8TAU.EO
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CM. aom.ka. 5'&.f20I ,, ... 1,..7 Rob ... 7· ..... o. .. 111 •• 1..w •• »................ malnt. .-v. 540-t035Atwa y 1 a 1 a I e 1 n FOlll ALLS~UIONI !,,. Cuttom wort!. Free eat.1 ~·~·~llr!!!_<::J~,.~ .. ~~·~·~·!.'..!"'!!I Reh. JoM ~17 -w -,_,, RON'S OAAD£NING CIHttl~-r .. d the ed• Horne Qaantno~ h0n9M, ...... t--·-...... + ,.,. Int. & ,..,. 1-.. ,,_,HI_ Concrtta-ernell or lgt OAYWALUACOUSTIC 8 yn NB/CdM. Qu~ ~ d'ly 842·5e76 _ rtllable, hatdworiclng & nifto. 8*"1547 ... 281 1nt•UJMl•-.I• i ,.,.,.. ~:-.·.-.f'••••••• •••• Jobi. AtrnoYe, r..,. or Aepaln, new l old. 11 t t ........ •-~ ft rtfafenoaa. 55'-4464 11 .. .__ ••M Plln l .,._ tt••••••~'.-::r.:; ..... "t!•u••••u••••••••• "•BYSITTINO ..___ ·•· .... ••12 -* ,.,..,, a ..... 5112 a••., •. ,... ra tt . ..,_,. --NII ~'•••••••••••••• -ting ,_ a.1 __ ..._..l-.•.... &•OW ""T"'•• ..,.. ·my '""',..• rep-.,........,., •·· ......... .,.... • .,..,.. L..andaoape. e71S-9* •••••••••••••••••••••• Thorough old-luntonad BRICKWORK: SITllll tobi-Freeett. lnt/e1tt & 11alM. -_......-.. ' ~ ..,.. .....
fncd yd, not mMla. Any· CONCRETE WORK & Welt ttxtur ... Aooultlo Verd mllnt. & clMn-up wt~."'s~t ... ~.c .. ~-ft. Complete hMcltanlna. Newport, Coeta Mete, 10 yrt In oc. Spec."'' Fr• .... AMI. pno., Tr .. tr1mryq&'9m0Vel,
time. 641-2174 BLOCI< WALL REPAIR Hang-T~Stael ttudt Jobe. LQCllll,ll fefd..'t" & s::'-..... 1 .... 1 ... eom'"' "m .. / ..... ·-·. Rtlt. Jen 53MfW lrvlnt. fWs. 875-1178 on 96)11. Call 24 hra, Oual. ~.Uc. '37189· ell~ & mowing
IN1fANTS I VP 771-8278 •tt ISPM. i.IC. ~ '1-Nt-1648 ....... llQ!8'15 ,.;,;' °'.e;.1'1e91727-37~ ~ros Of' OMNOf oo. Outtom 8riolt-ltoN 1-tta-3411 cotltct. 831-2345 6 ·7017
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Coeta M.-&46-51'68 •:~.'!~,.'!'!'ff::!.. All TU111f'• l AoouttlC __ ... --•.U. 831-12~ In & out F Quality Craft~. WI-. C~
.......... ........ REMODEUADO.ONS Fr• -KIYln 87&-eOll Mowing, edQlng, rtklng, ...... !.............. . Int. 831 ... 2 2 Rtft. Free eat. 548-t4t2 c.11 INO. .~.:fie Relel•~ Totlem Co. ...~~·u;;~·.;,~:·
Uc'd .. _ ........ ~ & CMptntry UC'd 25 .,~--• IWllOlna. Free ~ DUMP JOBS llUt. Ra1tab1e "°'* GtM-Btk*WOl'tl-tm.. OI tga Me-7880 Of 842· 1578 Call SunaNne Window ...,......, lrwtn 546-27111 .,_,__ meta 645-5737. & Smell Moving Jobi nlng l oondo9, morning, Jobe.. 100'1 local Nit. *81thop l Son Painting
420 S2nd SI, 8 Y" up. ...................... c.it MIKE "41-f3ncftt• altemoon Pf'°' r... Since 1818 845-la12 30 ..... Q$). In 8eedl ·-·~ ~.Lid. 841 1153 C.Codtf'1 Babytltter IC'1.o..a Finl•.._... l!'°'•-!.1 L.IC'D !L.ECTAICIAN KAO L.Mdeeape Malnt. & tr•--.-•. ,._.. .,;,. .. _ ... __ .: ' ,.. _. ... ~If 20% Mon•""' Ollcount ,~7 ,...",. •..w ,.,,,.....,...., , ... ,"""..... "-'-" ........ .....n.n.Mm .,... F,.. •~ 812-1711 •••••••••••••••••••••• '14 .. ,
Agney. C.it 84 748 Remod. Spec. Rand Qulll;wortt ·AMI. rattt Ae91d/Comm. ~· Quldc Ml'V. &42·7831 136-81110 tYe1 """'"" We paint an"'hlng lhtt PROFESSIONAL RE· MR. SPARKU: Ill wnctwa, WILL BABYSIT $1/Hr Lio. 4111587 720-1290 Free •t. 831-5072 Tom Utt htuUng. 648-2418 . 1• illde SUME8 & CAAEER both Ilda eeraene &
8 wk...aY. ~ Mon-frl WAY CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICIAN Ou• weeding IWMl\'lbtr HAULISNO & MO~~~ Oentrll HouMCIMnlno knock• Olten wtltn you dottn't mow In or COUNSELING 851-0700 trecill. HoMtt, ...__ •--...... · .. R' • _,1 ...... Loe.I. tudent WI .. -. Rtltablt, ,.,._ 10 yr1 exp. un rHult-~ttlng Oatly outltde. Uc. 3et7111 -•••or _,.-epm C.M. 842·211116 Remodel · Addhlonl Smt Jobe/~ Uc. '•-" I,,_., r .. a.,..., Ltw1t 67M180 1162-0510 alt 4 Piiot Cl111llled Ade to 538-H01 a_61_ dG69. Guar. oo ttrtellt.
C ....... 1_ -t""--....... ... UC. 420802 842·1200 2331o&-C-10. 548-5203 Rick, 487-3070 · re~h , ... Or•..,... Coat --------_,.. Aw . ........_ 540-51M '"--· """' ·--..,..... --------Heullng & qui<*~. ... ·--·•-••••••'••••••••••••••• ..,_ by1ll, Infant & up, my Oentrtl Contractor EJectt1cal ContraelOf Tum to today'• ~ yese, garagee, jOO-llW. & Exper., rel., non-1. own market lnVut. Honttl, tobtr, Hu~~...it typee.
1 hOmt, vie. Bak• & Htr-Ind., comm'I, ,.. Ind., Comm. AM. Lie f 0 r I h. b .. , bu 'I•. prop. rngmt RIQ; 119111, Jent & Sherry Phone 842-5e71 Chnattan. Prompt. Gd ._ ·-·--o.dl•
bor Reu. tse2·2462 UC. 333217. 6117-1738 333217. Ph 557-1738 842-5678 831.-0ae&, Kr111131.()953 764-7838 or 55&-1378 rtft. Free tet. 851-6871 uc. #411802. 648-9734
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...................... 0 •°""r;:;::-;;,........ w/wtlt pawe. Lalt ...,, '* * * Wh~ ~Own &Ill, lllt" OFFICE MAHAOER: Wllnled. Aetall ""Pl'· nee. MEAT SLICER and Por· s
,..,..,. WOOdbftdoe .,... ~ ltlllfh Parler hand~· Tlr• Famoue Ramoa Hot Ooo 1975111500 per mo. O. F.A.O ScnwarL So eo..t non controt pereon to Tei.phone aotkftorl
... Poalt>lllty of pen,,.,.,..,. tie. ~tf93 ~d Open 24 ht'I •day Ctr 3000· ~Hwy Pleet. Potltlon'" Or'ange pending on co. lkllt & Pteu. 754-1561 operate Hobat1 Slloar. wtint9d, no _.,., nee. --m 1111 &t.O. cllllkl bu"'*8 1 7 dlY9 •week CdM · · ~ ~ u.per. Profit thar1ng, EJcper. pr.rd, tMlt w411 Tutt ttiru Fr1 t AM to 12 <>mot l9*Ct for IMM. op«ilng In CtMtral COMf ~ ~1..:· r:i J9cuzll, Stunt Looels center. Top ~-rnedB. ~ atMr b9-R.E Selta/Uc. Req. train. t :30AM 10 ePM. noon. Af>Pt1 ~. South lldt of highway. area. ,.,.._ CJjlf ' ' U Well • IOUflata. HOUSEKEEPER ~ Nlaty, Ive bonul. ,,..,... r..,. .. , mat~•. Mon-Thur. 6AM to 1PM .1eeo Placentia Aw ,
Call Dean Rathbun at 8051528--3011 for lnfor-POiier. 845-84-00. BankArnettcard, Muter for buay ptoteulonal In benlflll Incl. tnauranct, clMly ~ wtnled. So. a.am Sunday. Apply 10AM to Coet• Meal.
875-eOOO IOI' det•ll•. ,t. m•t#On. FOUND Vouno lem dog, Charge, Amtrtcan Ex· N.B., varltd dutltt, mut1 profit lharlng, vacttlon ~ ti: 4t9-l3114 Tod-'""' .,. unltmt-12or2PM10 4PM. L.orl'• Secretary FIT. Small en.
HELP tiAE • QUICKI blll w/ltn & wht mar-pttte, Dl~i84~,::-be energetic: & rettable, 5 progttm. 11 you are a °' appl. -• Kitchen. 30n S. Hatbor g'r Lab: Oood typing /8'elfrUJ lalt/4,,, Nead $2000 now. on. klno•. Ylc SpyglUI Htn. ~ HllA>Of 81 CM · hrt/dy, Mon-Fn, car & maneger. an Mllltam llltO&I. IPll&IUIT ted opportunlll" In raat Bl .. (Harbor at Carrtega lkllla. lhOrthand ,~
•••••••••••••••••••••• ring 24% APR. pytl @ 831~ . ,.._ required. (7141 maneger ol fMt food9 OI LAarn m9dk:al lklllt & ttlata ...... If you join Dr ) S.A r.ct. &-5, M-F. Set comm
1160 eq It, conalatl ol &200/mo. P/P prefd. Cell Found: Vng M. Gtnnan COEDS • Would loW lo e40-68e2 would llllt lo 99' lflto fut _..,. In the Anny Ritt-tilt~ 1~ llTUI. ULll w/QfJIW. 64~10l3
upper level execu11W ol-AnlWlf' Ad 823. Shepherd, McFadden & party with you Celt Sue Aeata&Kanl fooda & r.edy to mow _..,.,_home. Call 10-P' •t llce w/pitt beUI. Ground 842-4300. 24 hr9. Grahem, HB. 8113-2124 or Katl'ty anytime. CATERINO ~ !IP lo.-advtlncament In day Banker . FOfttt E Olton, Meture penon, ful time SlmTUY
floor reception ., .. and 953--9343 need• tOOd prepwatlon rnultlltat., ttrong, prog-TUltln 731-0481 RtaltorL Our progttm Must haw ma1Wnlty •· Raaponelb6t penon to
440 eq It 111op ~· Retire Young on 110,000 2 Baby Cellco kltt-. wen.._ IA per hf. Full ~. Ofowlng, ~ Santa Ant 642~783 wfl1 ~ you wtth the per. South Coat F'taza. handle vatl«y and N9lly
Attracttw, quiet Cotta Lal me ltlOW you how • need OOod home. time;.-5AM·1:30PM. orient.ct company, call USAA Ctr 552-3173 winning comblnetlon for 557-5734 ~ Shotthand F•
-MwA ~ ----~ ~ 1 MO •21 l•l a ~ Lofl'• Kltcnen. ~ ewt ~ tor ~ · -•eccee• •-•~;•·· ...... --. e1llOri lilii'\Cf, ~ t7M633 yw. Cell eolect. Found Sat NII• on Wttt PHOTO MOOEUI Harbor Bl.. S.A. view. 117-7273. Nur;;tl 8 --·... amoMr. Salary com-
N.B 31175 81reh.l 3MO lq. 1-1148-e689 Balboa & 20th. Sm Grey ESCORTS/DANCERS 879-0747 10.Wtttn'llr*er Mell, LYI • a 'R.E. L~CEH ~~OURSE Melure women to ueltt men9Ul'tt• with axper
tt Of i.e M\A lOM Coal+-POO F Young OUTCA ..... ;4 HRS ILm W•tmtntt.r. E.0.E. Pllft·llme & ~tlmt lor 'COM~~ ~ ~ In maneglng d9-end ablltly. Mrt. Ed·
AQenl 5"1·Soo2 . ,,.,.,.,.,.,, ,,.,, &46-3848 ' ' • MIF. 3-11 INtt. lllto LVN Of TRAININO = ~ ":: "*'°8. 840-5111
------· -· --1 lliJ. . "'' Expanding Newport 0.-al Need 25 aupel'· RNlorrtlleflOf 11-71hltt ·CONTINUOUS EDUCA-·------...... 1750 up. 2180 It. lndu-•••••••••••••••••••••• 11M llWUI lady Needa Tranaoortatl-8ead1 CNdlt cenS com-._..,. p & F/Urnt tor,_ tor 89 bed SNF, xlnl b9-TION 873-7710 uk tor Judy --
1trlal • Offtca. 18081 Re-I.I. llm.B L091 7118, Mln. ~ on To Ctlloaoo. within :t:.. Ml opening !Of a weight loa1 program Wiii neftt.I i>edlev-. ~ •SECURITY OF A LAA-lftll ... =·=·::2.~:.t llftsilt .. IM. f:;g~~~ ="'· :e.,::: type45/ar::·eco~ traln.131·2e01 . :.moeplw.T°.,y.~.:-OE DYNAMIC COM-s.i._ ::1t1rt"':l59:r!.::t
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-wu-• ~In 11t & 2nd Drtw, Newport HtigtllL !tidy. 8e1-2171. Illy. e moa to 1 yr ofc General Office 842-8044 ~~~~INCOME POTEN-~aa-.,. be txper. Ref . ... _ s.-. TD'• elnoe IMt Very friendly. Female. expr. req. Contact W. lnturance ~ In ~ e7S..2278
ApptOll 2000 lq It. Nr Robt. Settler NH/CM an..... to 8 .J. LOM lndlta In one treat-Ounc.n Mon thN Frt, Cotta M ... hat opening P"'1/Full time s .... help. !'~MT GROWTH OP-BROK~---------Cr.own Vallev Pkwy. & R.E. Broll.• 8d Aealtor-a ...... nu or 173-a<MM ment, hlpe, thlgha, ·-km to 4:30pm. fOr .. getlc parlOl'I to ~.!-Ot4e. Cell Sat., PORTUNITIES .....0 , ............ .... Fortltt Rd., M!Mlon vi. 842-2171 54s.o811 nlng. 'A off on trtal tr .. I· 759-7800 Mndte vatt.ty o1 dutltl ...,. •.• Mon. N..o.d ~·
jo (714) 545-0215 WIDOW HAS"' lor TO'• Lott: 4 moa. o6d male Pl1 ment. Eurofltneea. Comput O.ta Entry In mlcro-Nmlng _, PUT,.. l..lcenMd Of unllcenMd, ldMI lor ~Of ho-
Approx 2500 eq It olfloe RE Loana, 101< Up. No ~.!· ·=~~ ~::: 5"5-3-488. ~av.II. Great b9-Muat be l'llPOf'. and Ewe and/or weekend•. "you wouto Ilk• 10 know l.llYll\lllf ~Ewe W . No
and warenae ~. Crtdll Cfleck, No Pwt· 845--1128 Improve YCNf ...,-Image. otnNno opp. wtttl • wlllna to Item. Call M• ~ adulla, °""' more about a carMr In nftl Ml ~ Mlllng.. AlrJ>Ott area. Cell
central eo.ta Mw ally Demteon " AMoc ·~,..le ...... na-comme1Q9! brdltrega rte 54""23 21. with outltandlng, ••• ,.... ••••• call the L·RGEST bet. ~l2. ~7• •ft 1
Fanoed yd. Avell now 1173-7311 Lott .My 4th PM from tural. ~. wt1gt11 "-'· co. Call Lole at 13S-2'00 ....... f/T tractive pereonallttee to oompeny that apedaltzM n pm, 9M--Ol51
$800 per mo. 842-0880 BMlol/ Wtmtr, Santa Cell SW. \lalltrlde· WOlll with youth (agee In--. , ~ llT Ull An•. •mm T..n.. '"'"· 530-1212 Ext oeo ICook/Houtelleaper !Of Fount• v...,. Pref. t0-141. Call 2-5PM, eett Chuck Stoffel or 1300 eq. II. IA26. There .,, MWl'al op-thin 1911/ brown m111 rteldantltl care home. matU<e. tlllPl'd ~ 842~321 Ex1 348 EOE 8111 .._._ lalet e,11l1p -..mu 1800 aq. It. $575 tlon• rtthtr than fort-.n«thelr, gl'W'I oo11at PETER'S . MASSAOE. $AOO p4ul RIB. Aleo day dan1 wor11er w/ · · · -..~
Front oMcet taro-rear cloture. Without cot1 or w/teQ& Anawtre to M• Prof .. dltcnt• and tho-lhltt avail. 839-2100 knowtadOe or 2nd TO. PUT .,. 71Cl"4-7521: 912--5615 .............
door. 17711 Whittler Aw. obligation, get the lac:ta, "-· Call anytime AM/ rough, cell Peter. Courier/Clerll lor bUey and bllllng. Type, 10 ke) New~ Promotion, ~5;4°"11352. Evet then dteklt wtllctl plMI PM. REWARD. 841-3009 4~71. rnedlcal lab. Metura per. & phonee. Salt) Mon-Fr1. R.E. Lio Aeq'd
would be bell '°' you. or ~58 Iv mtg. r11Nl HH ton a mutt. Mon-Fri 841•8822 5:30PM-8·30PM, Sat. ~~
1100 If wtiae w/ofc, tolltt Clrc:lt Home Loant. ...._ Found o.-ange/wf!Ht 11.rt-•••••••••••••••••••••• WPM. 840-0140 OrllPf\IC wt aimer• per-9·~1.30PM Comple1e Trtlnlno er•, olh door $$35 350 ding reel tttalt broke-ped young male c.t at Round Trip Chtctgo Tick· eon lor ttudlo In t.agune IM.00 to ttar1 High e.mtngt •1 Ole & wl'IM. toilet...... ragt nrm. 714/4119-2281 Saddlebecl< Nor1ll CM!--et. M~ ... today. 137J _,_ .. ,. Bcti. Mutt be upar. In.. Then pwt~'• INr• _,iw.. __
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833-3740 alt. 1pm. olh door 1200 utlt pd. pus, 3-4 mo? Whitt pewe velu4i.•..-'l175 c:aah. Ellpandtno Hpt &di ere-.,... or grlPNC .,, & of Pfoflte. Mutt have An ~ual OP9iY CO.
675-8251. A.a.tun.alt/ & noaa. Call 10 ctllm 557·71te dtt card company het 2 ~ wor11. PIT to pltaunt 'IOlce, private -Rt91--.,,.------64} 7177 Ttl•••••• W..
Prime AUTOMOTIVE IN-l1n .. t/1/ 752-81111 dtyt, Round Trip Orange CO. Id openingt In their cuato-ltwt. Call Al or Let dtl«tttl•a. &For~t-~. _"!1 GIRT"FRIOAV. Mon thru ~~~~·~~~~I Follow up. no COid callL
OU9TRIAL .,. .. fOf rent •-·t • ,_~-~ 1151-7523 IYM. Phoenix $130 value. mtr ~dept. N>Pll· 4114-1111 • "' ..-w-...... _ • -• ..... M . I med MO cant mue1 have pleMarrt --------•II• ePM. F~: 8:30 to 4:30pm. SALES PIT. Cott• MMe ore. For ulllttltt peld. eo.ta •••••••••••••••••••••• Found: Malt Cocker Spe-Ult ... m · t.i.phont manrw be Hair Dr-needed. VII-&42·5878 ,111 312 Lori'• Kitchen. 30n So. Pror..lonal media...._ Info, Celt 831·7200. AM Mttt. 846-5374. ..... ...... ,. ,,. nlel. ,,..... ldtntlfy. eaafl. Oood '°' 1 yeer. .... ~ • ,..,. Mall.~ Harbor Blvd .. (Harbor.. for Mr Ctnon --------....................... 714/~7912 5117-71te. eggt M , BMd\. 494-1900. ,... Control F1ald Rep. Carr1ega Dr.) S.A apeople. Min. 3 'l'I exp., . ... w. ,, .. "' "" scn•u LETS . lloul l ...,-mottvat9d. needed lmmedlattfy Ell ad ...... High oornmi.. Tei.phone Salte ...................... l\ftlll• 213/39&-3911 Cerl't got I day 1 night EJtpr pref. ContllCt W. HEALTH per\alloed & ~ R9tall Manegemenl lion ltrueturt. Hotta.1 e.tn Big Money by the
M photogrtphtr. 34. •-•-Cetib&tan CruiM wtth Duncan, Mon thN Frl, 8 A---liJ.e./.... _... ....... .._.,. a••'f Ma•a111 Or. Cty buelrieal mega.. beach, '300-11000/ Mekt r00tn In quiet •NSW£RS -·-N.C.L 1510. Ship'-""" to 4:30 pm. 75~7900. --... ft, • ....._..._.. ... ........ ztna. 131-8100 week. Cell 536-7511. home In N8, CM. Preftr n LOST: wtllte long helf9d Aug. 7th. 714/875-lle30. -at •-....... leth•tlr l'lllTll Cunent ~ w/ w/profttalonal couple, Sleigh . Elope ce1. Female. 1 bll'9, 1 _., _ __,.., bpef•ioed. pert time Mure oppt y tor ttore 11111 Pll• Tei.phone Sollcltore non-emoll••· 6341-24113. Outdo. Poor1y Qrtan eye, 568-41113 •-'--t Ortho Office • 9JIPW. CM Al'M. 6415-2111 ::. =.1 ~ = mgmt. Mutt be enthu• wanted lor attractive Full or Ptlr1 time. A.pfJty.
POTHOLES ,ound: Malt mtx Lab bllf ;:x:-..1:::-: • .,........ nee. ExOlll wega and b9-alto knows B/W WIP-llaattc & .,,...getlc. women'• lhot dept tn 130 E. 17th St. Ste 0 ,
luu••/&nff/ ,,.... .•....•...•....•...... ...... Some big , ctty pollot pup; rn• mix rwtrtewr ~ I neftl•. Npt &di. llta MU llJll ping. 20-30 tlra/'Mtek. HICKORY FARMS FUhton laltnd. Pwt Cotta M .... Mon • Fr1. have,..., problarnl. How tan end ..,. pup, malt ,.,,,.""' '"' 840-0121 EJtptrlenot Oeltlltltt In Newltaed -FASHlON ISLAND time. El(per ptefd It'•. llREEZ£ do Uley ttl the dlft9ren. mill Aetrlt'tw tile bm ...................... CA--4200. ,.., ...... \, 54MT73 • OftUft... Cell~ IM0-7810 Clasllfltd Adi 842-5'78
ca betWW\ dl'uM drt-wtil, Female m1x' L.abi Cf9dantleled ltachar In ...... ......... AWY tn Ptr'IOl'I Allio ----· -----•;:-=========:=::::-:!:=======~~;;;;;;;;;~;=:;:;:. v... and dr'IYtrl trytno 1.0 Shp Q'Mm and tile· ,,,... rny hOme Morino math, exp.-AMt. "* time. er.-1nn, 31108 eo... p Tm UUI
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, .. , MO •~· if'.owt.oom oond iiOOl 1~ rme-.i ... ., ...... u.u t»t••· fold ~ ..... btd. 00oct oondtuon. Lim ••••• f>C.>1.nt"*'t.. T tt11 aor..tt•. blk & 111\W AM no 10 .;. ~ -.n. . ~. l llll l ll+14»>L.Wlno 12400 4M-1~4 °' ITl-T11T -If .. 1111 ~'M'8!:.;.., 1tt :'o: ~1,&:'C..~1:n'?'i ttwu aM. ~-..... lhotro-·~r4r'::°~~ II!!.!~· 4M-eTtl VW "9bblt DIWI engine, 11•111 (1IH4641) Jvl1 need,.. If not hOtM Ill meo on1·M6nt--oond!UOn---,~ .. ~,,~,-,-
tff us f.J ~ P\tldto, 11,000 """-· PIUe ~ 11000 .._. • .,, THING. Hew oonv.tos>. '*•MW 11IOO. ... .. WJ llablt P4l(ty '° Mak• rtlOOfclet. MetUY ttu I* ... NI ,0111 la1,IOO fufft. 112.f141, 1'WUl-tlOI 111•... ... .... Hew wlndOM. ''TT !nQ., 17S.ttOI OdM. wnlll monthly pmte. Ho 'to CHIVITT! •onn pt. 11200 01 °""·
MUTM•IM. ~ M+MH,.,... •11 aaet, nu bal1tty/ 'Tl 4X4 l \lt. w . tow-~M/~~1 XLHT oond. ,,,,. •nl N~~~ = ==~0 ~ 4-df Alf • .iuco. t'"-'lllfll·1-.-14-2_,.._to-.~-:--:-~ •If & • 1,141 ckltofl. Juel rblt. Needt ner, oleln. ,:J:" ,,,.int. • • ................ l' .... (' for AON M2""'400 A·1 cond. Mutt .... 11 Lyn11. bledt, loeded. --.. ... nT.............. •••• ~. 11\. l4000 teka ftOOtdl. ~ beef\"" 01 ~ ~1000 oo, ,, Wehe...... • J i . , &M-100I l'r°'° LIM. • 846-"81, e35-el10 IClm cond ......... t..tt tAalnt '79 MOM~ 11.000 ml. 41M.el18 Utao. 4M-I071 "L""'t · A .... A 1om1lnPotr. II a..1111 ._. 1600 Harbor llvd _.. ... 1 USA. 1&700. M2""'714 8l>Ok• rime. am/Im CM, Light -· ... .......,. Cati. MN $40·9100 '73 Mont• Oer1o. Kini -· --1m • 1t. ClflUIOUUWI rollbtlr,oth«tK1r••><lnt 111111• fnata 1111 rubbet1. radii! tlree, -cond, cteen bOdy lnll~ my epotlMI '11 4 lf>d #ala• Hfl
oond. 149" 090. 1.7 Lit• q , AMll'M .,-,~·~---·•••••••••••.. 11800/bet ofr. 88~1 'f:t::ftll , & out. rtGenlly rtbl.llll Vettl. While, red lelrih. ~uuut'uuuueTr.-. -----~-.-.. --.-.-.-,-,· 1131 7431 CHI 8lliCk (~lllOI 1• TOYOTA -IO l!.ldOfldO, 25K ml. •II engine 11000. &511-14111 All goodlel. &40..07S7 ea M\191.n(I, • cyl, Pl. e\'ft!.r.tt ... r/ .. , . <Jr~p). ta7SO. * ~AllUGT * ·~~leca~lckupc.:: OVIAISl!A8 Ol!.LIVlfllY llCtru. Kini cond. ' &4$-8805 AT, lo ml. Jdnt cond.
DIDI. -· ''" 2131381-6483 --· 13995/off. &45-0MI l!XPl!.ATIS 111.0001080. 8411-7890 '711 Monti CllflO, allverl 12800 090. &40-0144 • Ill n':O.................. '11 "" PorlCtle 924 33 OH. WHAT A Pll!.UNGI •11 WlllT bkle Interior, air, VI. lo-·ea . Corvette. rare 427 ·ea Muttano oonv New . WAITED '711 MOB oonYWtlble, Ilk• 000 1 .....,, •.A .. • Perlect oomblMtlon of '72 Squar.t>a, loolc• & .... • IU I cal 15K mllel. 15700. Trl·PoWlf. Big money In brtll.. new c1uioti & new, lo ml. •Cereo cue. :.; .. c;;::r· .... ,. economy end 9'>0l'1 •IY· run• r.... radi.11. -llLIOTIH 846-8218. car. A rMI bMUly1 r..,. view rnlrrOf'. )(Int ~ ....... P.W racing etrlpe, seooo. ~FM cU. r:looonnU nna. 8 epcl .. w/pow. 11r.. 11ff8/o . M5-0H8 YILWI ot late model. low mllea-'68 Corvalr, need• worll. Sao 21311144_8111~1900· cond. 14600. An..-m
c.11 P6tar Kay. ' 17&-1511 llr• a 1>«1. 17900 ' AIO, iou-and morel ·ea vw OAMPl!.A. G,.., 1908 Herbof 81Yd. ga CadlHaoa In Southern l>Mt offer tall•. Hllll. (714)174-3188.
Diii 21S or 714 644-fl87 1024uBV) JI.lit need .... oond. 12000. radlall. COSTA MHA C.ilfotfllal ... 1.11 todeyl 842-4S38 c. ••• ••u ••••••••••••• H •• ~.I.· ·ee MICf\ 1301. auto, PIS. ~1·2m 4-J 1141 liable per1y to m•• 1800 oc. MM171 John. ... ........ ., 111111 ~ c Tit wN fold-rr..o .................. Sharp '711 811SC black llTlall monthly pmt1. No '77 lmplll 4 dr .. new Ur•. 711Corvette,111 pwt. xtrM, P/8, A/ • • ..... ti ........ lH '74 Opel Wagon. on black. loeded: lo ml, old conttecll to IMUIM. VW '74 412 St Wa. Gold, '74 VoNo 144, 1 owner. OAllLUO new Ylnyt top. MUST 350 euto new tires awn baok Mel, ~
HllYen't you W91ted long AutomatlO 11276 SU.500. 155-9"1 or No btctc pmte. due. A.lk am/Im CMI, IUIO, ale. good oond. 12300 l'lrm. SEEi 842-7138 CUiiom whtl. &41-41113 • clean 12500. 842-058
enough to own 1 Met· c.11 714fla..-7842 858-1281 fOf ROM U2-4400, Good oond. 12500. l42..a22 2100 Hll'bor llfvd. 111 5.
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MtliCUOn Of modetl & 1'1 .... W9 9'.rfrw QI,...., ,.,.--•-•~ 141-1111 New EnQtne 11800 •••4'ti••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ... ~•••o•••••••u•.. window. $220. '75 Calloe OT. Od'oond, '73 Sqbcil. Excel oond. oond. Hew t .. -_....,, . 540-1900 after !em. '711 DodOI Aapen. Cln. , 11172 euttw OM1arnob111.
colon avellable. LUii I 1111 &76-9909 CdM. new redlala, new btak•. 12200/bat ofr. 1131-2041 71 41780-1,83 1880 SeYtMa, lo mllle, fully -new tlfel, redllt«. good condition
• ....... P11111t 111 s ..... 1, ,,,, :~::m •2300• 904-2121 Of'~ ... VoNo 1228. II.Int oond. eQUlo. ldnt oond. 1 13. •t Chewolet Ceprloe r~~33 •1too· 842·114" ... Tl Tlllll llESEL ...................... Mutt Mil 113 8a'8 Bug. S1780. IOO. 89Yal... CdM Cluale. CNIM control, . ·eo Old'• 88 Ro)'M pl•
1301 0\1111 StrMt ftW '112 Toy c.ltca. ~op-11135cc. Dual ClltlL '73-0320 ....._..201 . -tilt 1trg wti, PIW. P/l , ESTATE SALE 4 ctr '77 pl b p/w alt ale' e1e'
NEWPORT BEACH $ .. J IA-~ Le laf tlon $9000 Make of1-. 173-2912 Am/FM Ster, AJC. Low DodOI OlplOmet w/MI ami1m 'aup9n, Conct.'. tat.tall 289 __... 714'780-1393 ·ea vw Camper Bui. j•IM 11.-C.,..,. 1111 MU.. $8500. ca11 Ken pwr, ale, wnl tm radio seeoo.' ll8t-3lff dayt.
Many to ctlooM from. f'duaA ' 1111 Many .. tr•. 11850. Call •• -....-1 ................ •••••••ct;;;••"•" Donahue. 1179-4200 Cell Banti of Amer. tor 88t·73711 ewe. = c:.:. per monch SIU tax 'aiia~ ~io'r;:f"l;,;;";.;,;, . 4114-5225. 4117-5377. f!!!/. ........... !!.!f * 1111111 LmU * Chevy 'll&~a.o:!t =alll Wkctys only 8-3 4'i ....... ,
.. • ... 48 month clOMcl end WE'VE GOT FUEGOSI Mutt ..... $2000. es si· Rblt eng, ,_ Ill IS " you rMlfy love ca. ~ 840-5324 . '78 Oodoe Colt good ....... ....... ...-... I f leue on approved er• NAiii llAIT &42-1582. pnt, nt, br1t1, Oreat lot tl'le largasl lllld beat mwoe. give me • call. I . . oond. MUST Sell MG-"Cnllae, Tiit: Pr/I, Pit.. ,.~-.:~-~:. '!, Im: :i.?i:in-cS:. ~ tor ·-1-11-·-, ·-·~ 11"0 ~1175 -l22001obo. Nlec110n Of MW end ...... Duncltt, lncludlnCr c..11a .. 1'1 "" \fmo. $2800 obo AJC. Tape Arn/Fm II• .....,.,..,_,. -~ ~ r...-.w~ I ' uMd Bu6cka In ~Inge fully k>aded BERLINIE"I'· ...................... &46-8308 eo Wife ~ low
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;,:: .. j2f;X,'" •53 vw Chlllllt Xlnt ~ Counodeyt TAS, TYPE LT and Uneoln Continental ~.... $8760 caJi Kan rnoe. Mntlble pymtl. 848 Dove Street 5-49-8023 1146-7770 "--tu~ -v• . or concl. Misting ·rno10r. l.21'1. Ju•t need reliable * Tll 11111 * • .J ~ Donahue 117M200 Dial 213 or 714, MER· .,.. o...... • .... ....... party to make email .... t"'-11~ ,,,. •-• CEDES " 213 or Newport e.ach ... &42-1415 .250/blt otr ..... 1.......... t..... ti No Old Long Ital ........ u ...................... -.-,,-----,,.,...,..,,=1
112 DID. mon '"' pm · mate In peraonal tuxury. Shelby 14" Alum Alloy ,.,.,. 714/837-2333 • '12 ltlllff Le ltr '80 Del. vw Rabbit. Dix. 4 74 VW 8~ Kint cond., le contract• to aNUrne. No Right now. nve modet• rime, flt any Merced• & ..................... .
'111 300 D, lltle new. eun-,72 ,. Or. ~t. Runt llallJ It ...... frtll, dr, 1tn/lm c:&M, 5 tpd. rune eu:88'J3250· Call blldl pmti. due. A.lk for are 1vlllable, poaalbly bolt pattetn $125. 'll ""8
root. 1tereo CUMt1•. II· get. new Mleflelln tlrN Ex· &Hw09f Buoket AJC. awe tank. $5500. now, 4 I . Aoae 1142-4400. one tor youl JUll need 5411..()910 DELUXE MOOEL..> "
loy wheel•. Ownw muet seOo . S.~t1. Rally Magi, 0.-7'90-t334 '75 VW Bug conv .. yellow ' "'Iii°'-" C...ty 88&-1008 Proto UM. reliable party to make '71 FORD MaY9rlck Good apeect, $3500. 17,000 ml.
NC. 833--0730, 870-2871 lobo. ""'6-85111 luxe Trim, Racti & Pinion 'ell vw Conllel't. rune get. w/bl.ck Int., lmmac. 2926 Hwbor Blvd. Cinnlll lfll email monthly pmt1. No cond 3 new tlfM ·econ 902·2730
(et! 11 PM) I i 11$0 St-Ing, Front Wheel need• work, '2500/080 MUST SELL. 842-6413 COSTA MESA ••• .. ••••••••••••u••• Old contrec11 to u.ume. seso: 4114_3211 ' ' -,,-,.-t-IM----,,,~~,
·1e 280 Sedan. wti1 1ict1 .!!!!.!............... Drive. Luxury •nt•lof & 831·5129. ·75 vw BUG Convertlble. lll-2100 SEE 11 FllllTI ~0 ~..!..mta·S:r...:: • .. .................. .. blu I VERY Morel Yellow w/bleck Int a good Mlec-or ,,.... ' 72 Mt\191'lclc, lo ml, good ·77 F-Blrd Formula. loe· a.n. nt~u r.01.i t;:l, MEISTER EPA Ett: 30 city, 40 hwy '117 Cat Bug. new tlr•. $5800 oeo Evee. '73 La Sat>r• 4 ctr lull :=, h!,V-N~ & USED 558-1008 Proto U M. mech. cond .. 2 nu tlret. ded. great cond. A.lklng
_... •• NII $1311 new atareo. rune grMt. 11-·""70 . ' ,._ -•· • L'o -• c .. _...._._, A/C. AM/FM C&M.. 14300. &42·11223. rnectl ...... t .... U9l . POISGIE/1111 s111115.. 845-4128. .. .. .,. ..-.. -· i:?.m· "" ............... s1soo1 belt on• -------~11J:5~~; Bl~ 13431 Hwbof 81Yd. lle(lal 00745-4) &73-1784 '72 SQUAREBACK: Clean, $llllS 714 ~811 For <i'~~ Ad &51-0740 . riu,11"-11 lf1f
'111 3000, dark blue/ blue Gwden Grove WE'VE GOT FUEGOSI Are you plennlng a move? runt ~!·~511 C1'1Jl1t llJS C.H a ·ea Ford Ranchero. c1 ... '":ti•n;;•;~·"
In M tecri~ Dar ............... 111111 11&1'1 Clulllled ad1 will point •• •• •• , •••• • • •• •• • •• •• Dally Piiot tic, 4 lf>d, very dean. Good cond. Mika offer ~ 75':,t 22 • Leaslq &llO/.,UP/lllllLT you In the right direction ·10 VW Bug, tunroof, rune ·ee El oorecto Con....ntble, AD-VISOR Mu11 IMi Many xtr•. 75t .2no
:.+ -1 1 Jl• lll•IJ•• 2524 Harbor Blvd .. C.M. to find th• home you good, clean, tan fir• mitt $9000/ti.t 542,5878 $2000 080 54$-115091--------Sell Idle Item.a &42·517& • •• 54~ 146-7770 need. 842·5171 11700. ~ 4~75 otr. PP. 4~ rtel, 895-2180 dsyl •
• ATLASCHIYSUIM'LYMOUTH
29211 Harbor Blvd .. c'oeta Mata. Tel. 546-1934. 3 btockal
eouth of S an Diego Freeway off Hatt>o< BIVd Complete
,body ehop. Sa les. Service Pwta. Service Dept. open
Monday tnru Friday 7 30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. and 8 A.M. to
5 P.M. on Saturday
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Me Dov• StrH t, Newport Beach. Tel. 752-0900. Ca ll ut.
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Modttn 111 ... MrVlce. part.a. body. paint I tire d•pt1.
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TV cl8sseS ·blast~ spari repriman~s ..
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I I
The Coast Community Colleae
has mailed notices of reprimand
to 67 Orange Coast and Golden
West College inatructora who
all(ned a letter crlticlzinl( the
televislon couraea offered by a
alater achool, Fountain Valley-bued C.oastllne College.
The reprimands, ordered last
week by the district's Board of
Trustees, have prompted an
announcement by the American
Fe'tlera t ion of Teac hers,
representing full -time
instructors, that the group will
file a grievance accualn1 the
district of an academic freedom
violation.
Dlstrich spokesman Richard
Simon said the reprimanda were
designed to express the trustees'
disapproval of the manner in
which instructors took their
criticisms about telecouraea to
education offidala oustalde the
di.strict.
The telecourse letter was
mailed m March to top officials at
state and private four-year
colle~es throughout California.
The letter quest.toned whether
television cour9e1 are equivalent
to cluaroom lnatruction in the wne 1ubject, even though b'oth
types of Clules receive the aame
number of credits.
The letter prompted inquiries
from officials in the Univen.lty of
California and Califomla State
Unive1'11ity systems as well u
from other Institutions. The
district has responded by
preparing and malling a let\Jllhy
telecourse guidebook to th0se
who received the instructon'
letter.
Accordlna to Simon, the four
Orange Coast profeaaora who
authored the telecouree letter
have received l~tters of
reprimand that will be kept in
their penonnel files for three
yeera. He aaid these reprimands
"leave the door open" to further
clllclpllanaty act.ton.
One-year reprimand letters
were eent to 63 other teachers
whose names were included on a
Jtst malled with the original
teleooune letter.
Simon aaid the one-year
reprimands are a "cease and
desist" order, directing the
instructora not to go outside
di.strict channels with ec>mplainta
about television coul'llel.
The district spokesman said
the adminl.stration believes the
teachers violated the rules of
academic freedom and
responsibllity by taking their
complaints to outside educators
But Phillis Basile, president of
the local American Federation of
' I Teachen1 chapter. -1d it lJ th1
district that la violatlna ~
freedom guldellnea b~
attempting' to restrict teache~
from speaking about educa\iQI)
lSSUes.
"We're not talking about ~
private business," she u1d. "ThU
1s a public institution support.ec$
by tax dollars." :
Mrs. Basile said the tnchent
group filed a similar ~
freedom grievance after tht
d1str1ct allegedly threatened ~
(See REPRIMANDS, Pace A!) •
I Valley due special tax liallot
I Help sought to fund salaries for police and firefighters
The Fountain Valley City
Council has instructed its staff to
prepare a ballot measure that
will ask local voters whether
they are willing to pay a special
tax to help fund police and
firefighter sa18Jlies.
The wording of the measure
and the amount of the t.ax must
be approved by the council at Its
Aug. 3 meeting in order to meet a
county deadline for preparing
the November ballot. The tax
would be implemented only if it
is a pproved by two-thirds of
those Fountain Valley residents
who vote in November.
Councilman Ben Nielsen asked
that the ballot measure call for
the raising of no more than
$270,000 through the one-time
tax.
City Manager Howard
Stephens said a tax rate of .0001
of the assessed market value of a
Fountain Valley property would
raise between U:ta.ooo and
$145,000. He said \hat rate would
require the owner of a $150,000
home to pay an extra $15 in
annual property taxes.
If approved by vot ers in
November, the tax wouldn't be
collected until the f18Cal year th.at
begins July 1, 1983. Under
current law, such a tax can only
be levied for one year, city
officials said
3 cities
lowest in
Gas, oil probes OK'd
Off shore decision
sUJog woes angers officials
By JODI CADENHEAD oftM Deity Plk>t ltatf
Costa Mesa, Newport Beach
and Huntingto n Beac h are
ranked among the least smog-
p r one cities in Southern
California by South Coast Air
Quality Management District.
Last year the c.c.ta Meu area
(that includes Newport Beach . ~
one first stage smog alert,
according to Jeff Schenkel, a
spokesman for the district.
By compari.ton La Habra had
15, Anaheim had five, El Toro
had five. San Bernardino had 72, ·
Fontana had 73 and Los Angeles
had 65.
By PATRICK J. KENNEDY
Of tM Deity Piiot Staff
Officials of Newport Beach
and Laguna Beach said today
that it will be tough to stop
offshore oil drilling now that
Interior Secretary James Watt
has virtually opened the entire
U.S. coastline to oil and gas
exploration.
However, officials in l>olh
cities aay they'll consult with the
state attorney general's office to
seek ways to protect waters off
their cities· coasts from what
t h e y s a y c o u 1 d • _b e
environmentally damaging
offshore drilling.
Watt announced a plan
Wednesday that would o~fer l
billion offshore acres in 41 sales
to be held from August of this
year through June 1987.
"We're greatly disturbed
because offshore drilling could
severely damage the
environment and tourist activity
in Laguna Beach," said Laguna
Mayor Sally Bellerue.
"The type of shore here is
rocky with environmentally
sensitive tidepools that are
difficult to protect from an oil
spill Offshore drilling is
something everyone in town is
concerned with and united
against."
Kenneth Delino, assistant to
the city manaaer an Newport
(See OFFSHORE, Pa1e A%) "There's no question that the
Costa Mesa area is one of the
most smog-free areas we have m
the South Coast Basin ,"
Schenkel said.
A report released this week by
the President's Council on
Environmental Quality reported
that Los Angeles ranked No. l
among 40 cities rated for dirty
air.
False alert
"" Weather bulletin misleading
The report showed that Los
Angeles had an average of 231
days of unhealthful air between
1978 and 1980.
District offidala in Loa Angeles
have criticized the report for
failing to note the progress that
has been made during the last
two years.
"We never made a leCl"et out of
the fact that Los Angeles has the
worst ozone problem in the state
and possibly the country," said
Schenkel. "But we're making
headway."
Schenkel said comparing the
federal study and the state
standards is like comparing
apple.a and oranges.
Southern California'• district
officials call a first-stage alert
when the ozone level reaches .20
parts per million; the federal
standard ii .12 parts per million.
COUNTY
BISMARCK. N.D. (AP) -
Radio announcer, Bill Brannigan
didn't see anything askance on
his radar monitor, and there
were no clouds in the sky, but
who's to argue with the National
Weather Service?
When a flash-flood bulletin
showed up Wednesday evening
on the weather service teletype
at KFYR in Bismarck. Brannigan
"jumped on it right away,"
· broadcasting the warning
repeatedly to listeners
throughout western North
Dako1a.
Presumably, several other
broadcasters did the same.
"The National Weather
Service has issued a flash-flood
waminR . . . alonl( the Little
Missouri River," the bulletin said.
Radar showed "an area of very
h eavy slow -moving
thunderstorms" and "flooding ls
imminent," said the message,
warning cam_pers and others near
Theodore Roosevelt National
Dieting vs. nutrition ·
There's a difference between dieting and
nutrition, says a Costa Mesa woman who once
weighed 311 pounds and now wears a size 12 dress.
Page Bl.
BUSINESS
Dshl money hurts economy:?
At least one f lnandal expert thinb the Federal
Reeerve'• tight-money stance ls strangling the nation'• economy. Page C6.
'E. 'P.,' 'TRON' atlll kmg1 -· ~
)'ou.r swnmer releues are not rUUdng anywhere
near the amount of box offJCe nftlptl "E.T .'' and
0 TRON .. noted. Pqe 84.
Park to "take to higher ground
immediately."
The only trouble was, it was a
test message, .not intended for
transmission.
But it was a full 30 minutes
before Jhe weather service office
in Williston. where the message
originated, sent another message
saying the first one had been &ent
in error.
"I read the warning on the air
three or four times in 20
minutes," Brannigan said In a
telephone interview.
The man on the spot was Jim
Allen, technician at the weather
service office In Williston.
"It wasn't suppoeed to go onto
the teletype," Allen, who has
been with the weather service
four years, said in a telephone
Interview. "There's a triggering
code that you use to make It go
out on the wi~ and I didn't put
the triaertng code in there. But
it went anyway."
NATION
Councilman Fred V 06S asked
the city staff to prepare a report
on what may happen during the
following year, 1984-85, if pay
raises are still in effect but no
extra tax lS collected to fund
them.
Fountain Valley's $10 7 mill1on
1982-83 budget contains no
money for city employee pay
raises, even though contracts
with all employee associations
expire in November.
Joint plan
for 12-acre
park eyed
Huntington Beach city officials
and high school district officials
are moving ahead with plans to
jointly develop a $900,000,
12 -acre park adjacent to
Huntington Beach High School.
City officials are seeking bids
from construction firms to
develop the-park, which would
include two softball fields, two
gr ass voHP}"batt "t'O'UT'tr. -cwo
outdoor basketball coun.s and a
soccer field.
The playing fields would be
available to the high school
during school hours for physical
education clasaes, and open to the
public at other tunes. All fields
will be lighted
The park could be completed
by this December. said Norm
Worthy. city dtrect.or of parks
and recreation. The city owns
seven acres of the site and the
Huntington Beach Union High
School District owns five acres.
The high school district has
agreed to maintain the park,
Worthy said.
~ ..... ""°'° br a.ry ~
ROLLING ALONG -Lori Goetz of Bell pushes her
seven-seek~old son R yan along Mam Street in Huntington
Beach as she coasts on roller skates. It was a bit cooler in
Huntington than it wac; where shP came from.
City Council members have
postponed unt il Aug . 2
consideration of a proposed lease
agreement allowing a private •
firm to build and operate an
indoor racquetball facility on part
of the city-owned portion of the
site.
Schmitz secluded;
statement due
By DAVID KUTZMANN
0( .... °""' No4 11.rl Silence greeted news media
representatives gathered in front
of the Spyglass Hill home of state
Sen. John G. Schmitz as reaction
was awaited from the Newport
Beech politician in the wake of
disclosure that he allegedly
fathered two illegitimate
children.
two chddren he allegedly
fathered out of wedlock.
With the exce ption of
Wednesday's statements to his
fonner employee, Schmltz has
mamtamed virtual silence on the
matter.
If approved, the 35-year lease
agreement would make the
proposed community park the
only park in the dty that makes
money. The leaae agreement
propmal for the lO<OUrt facility
could ~t the city more than
$12,000 annually. Worthy aald.
The racquetball courts would
be free of charge for hlgh school
·physica l education classes,
Worthy said.
The dty plans to use funds
from developer fees to pay about
$600,000 for the park. And the
school district plans to use funds
from a previous land sale In
W_estminster to {MlY about $300,-
(See HUNTINGTON, Pqe Al)
A former aide, who said he
had been In touch with the
lawmaker in his seclusion, said
Wednesday Schmitz told him he
would comment on the
controversy as soon as he had
resolved "family difficulties."
The legislator lives with his
wlfe Mary and several of his
children m Newport Beach. The
possible existence of a second
family was disclosed Tuesday
when Carla Verne Stuck.le, 43, a
Republican party volunteer
worker, was unsuccessful in
winning back custody of her
13-monttl--old 90l\ in court.
Orange County Superior Court
Judge William Murray ruled that
the infant would remain at the
;:ounty's Albert Sitton Home
(See SENATOR, Pase A!)
Schmitt has not been publicly
seen since headlines began
appearing early this week,
following a juVl!nile court
hearing dealing with one of the
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EPRIMANDS GIVEN • • •
1ue t he fo1i&r authora of the
teleooune letter.
She aald an arbltrat.IQn he&rtna
-Ott that mat•'Wlll take pbice in
Sf_ptember.
dlltrlct ror luutn1 the
reprlrnanda dW'f.na tho awnmer,
when many ~"' ant away
on VMlltioe OI' .,. ena..-d in ......... 1~~··
work or 1tudle1 outalcf• th• ''Mrt. Bulle al.IC> crtddzed the 'I dlatrict.
HUNTINGTON PARK • • •
000 ·for the park, Mid Charles
lf.em. Nistant superintendent of the 11ehool district.
Heu said the additional
p1-ying fields are needed becaUSP.
the hJgh achool hu an increasina
l\u~ent population that Is
w.earing down the school athletic
fields.
"It will be a big lmprovement
for the achool and wtll ease the
wear and tear on the ata<Sium
plaY'lna field.'' Heu said. Worthy aaid that community
sporta leagues would probably
use the playing fields several
rughta a week.
The proposed park would also
include a picnic area and
playground eq~i ment and
would be landaca with grass.
shrubs and trees, orthy said.
$FFSHORE OIL
' • • •
ch a.id Watt.'1 "blanket
roval" of millions of acres of
hore sales makes it diffi~ult
to argue againstl drilling in
specific individual areaa.
environmentally • fr~lle coastal
areas.
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BY P'ftEDEftJCK SCHOEMERL Of'IMDillr"9t...,,
NrNport BHch-baaed AlrCal,
the ' dominant air carrier in
Oran1• Coun ty, haa r•newed
1eaal efforJa to rnerve It.I 1hare
oT fttahu from county
aovernment-owned John Wayne
AJrport.
Two legal acllona were
lnitla~. In one, flied In U.S.
District Court In Loa Angeles,
AlrCal demanded $100 million m
oompenaatory damages from the
county over potential revenue
losaes.
AirCal, until June l , <.'Ontrollf'Cl
an average of 23.5 of the 41 jet
departures pennitted daily from
the airport.
Under an acceaa plan adopted
by county supervisors. AirCal's
flight guarantees are to be
gradually reduced over a two·
year period. Under the fhght re-
allocation formula, flights would
be made availablt> to other
c.arrten either wanting to e)<pat\d .
or initiate service to and lrom
Orange County.
manner ln wtucn tM •ttllnnilnt
wu negotiated, clalmina It wu
not lnvf ted to partlcipete In the
nf"aotlationa.
The second prona of the
AJrCal legal attack WU filed ln
Oran1e County Superior Court.
In that action, the carrier allqed
the county violated the
California Environmental
Quality Act In adoptinl( the
acceu plan
In the state action, the carrier
clalmed that the county ahould
have prepared an envtronmental
unpact roport before the plan
was adopted.
County officials were not
surprised by the dual legal
actiona. And they were n ot
pleased.
An aide said Supervisor
Thomas Raley waa
"disappointed" by the latelt ,
actions.
"We have tried to be helpful to
the Orange County firms. We
have bent over backwards. Now
they sue us," said Ken Hall, who
handles airport related matters
for the supervisor.
11"The way it's structured
~es It harder to deal with
btcause he's opening up the
~pole coast and has defused
e~vlronmental consideration of
e~h tract," De lino said.
/'Now we're In a guessing
game with the oil companies
~ause we don't know what
ai'ea they'll be bidding on and it
rrtakes it difficult to mount
at'guments based on specific
areas."
Despite the outcry, Watt
refused to back down from the
major thrust of hia April 1981
r.roposal -making entire
'planning areas" available for
leasing. In the past, leases have
covered about 2 mUUon acres
each. but a planning area covers
about 133 million acres.
Critics said such areas w-ere too
large to make proper assessments
of the potential harm to marine
life and would result in leasing
environmentally sensitive tracts.
FAMILY MEMBER -Jerry Schmitz, a son of at.ate Sen.
John G. Schmitz, talks to newsmen Wednesday at door of the
senator's Newpor t Beach home. Senator Schmitz has
remained in seclusion and has made no public comment since
the latest turn in his controversial public career came to light
earlier thi& w~k.
The federal court action.
airport omcials said, ltkely wiU
be considered Aug. 9 al a hearing
on the controversial a1rporl
access Issue
At that hearing, Judge Terry
Hatt.er is expected to review a
proposed settlement regarding a
previous lawsuit filed by Pacific
Southwest Airlines over the
access tSSue.
In both cases, A.irCal aa seeking
court orders that would prohibit
the county from further
enforcing the access plan now in
effe<:t.
If those orders were Lssued, the
existing flight allocauons of
AlrCal and the other five carriers
servmg the airport presumably
would be frozen until the ment.s
of the lawsuits were-tLec1ded.
From Page A1
But Watt, in approving the
plan. said the country's offshore
leasing program had an
"excellent environmental and
safety record. New leasing will
be carried out under ngorous
environmental controls to ensure
that the record will continue and
be enhanced."
SENA TOR SCHMITZ . •
AirCal has been cntu:al of the
•
Delino claims the new policy
will make it easier for oil
companies to disregard local
opposition to offshore drilling.
Since Watt fir9t proposed
~pping the old leasing plan •
pl' e p a r e d b y t h e C a r t e r
administration. he has been
W\der attack from critics who
charged that his plan was too
ambitious and would jeopardize
Wall said the plan was aimed
at reversing the decline in energy
production from offshore areas.
~ilk drop due
.Two cents a gallon in area
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The price of milk will drop
statewide next month, with the drop being as much as two
cents a gallon in Southern California, says the Food and
Agriculture Department.
Department Director Richard Rominger said Wednesday
&h..4r-Op-ff8Ul~ f~publie-heer.ing~n JWH! .. t.o.sub8\itu&e a
factor in the Class 1 Price Formula, and to adjust the Class l
price relationships between marketing areas."
These amendments, along with lower production costs,
lbwered the statewide average price of Cl~ 1 milk -
grimarily for drinking -by about 22 cents per
hundredw~ight, beginning Aug. 1, Rominger said.
But the drop in the Southern California milk marketing
area will be 28 cents per hundredweight. or two cents a
gallon.
pending comple tion o f an
investigation into injuries the
child suffered which required
corrective surgery to his penis
Another court hearing is
scheduled for Aug 6
Murray said Schmitz had
called him last week and told him
he was the father of the child.
On Wednesday, Miss Stuck.le
claimed that Schmitz also was
the father of her 2 week-old
daughter
Both children accordmg to
birth records. were born a year
apart at St. Joseph Hospital m
Orange. The children are listed
under their mother's maiden
name. Schmitz' name appears on
both documents as the father.
although only the mother signed
the birth certificates.
Mary Kay Schmitz. the GOP
lawmaker's 20 -year-old
daughter •. said Wednesday the .
famlcy m._.NewparL Beacb Uf5t..
thought 1t was a joke when it
was reported that Schm1u was
the father of the baby boy.
Later. the family became
~I-tocked when there were new
rcv<>la t1 ons that he was also
po.-:s1bly the father o! the
I. Wet'k·Old girl.
"lt was a shock to everyone."
Mary Ka y said outside the
ramily's Spyglass Hill home.
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Miss Schmitz said sh e had
known Miss Stuckle through her
volunteer work with the
Republican Party She said she
alao knew the woman had two
youne children.
But she said 1t was a jolt to
learn that her father was also
supposed to be the father of the
Tustin woman's two children.
"We just thought 1t was a
media prank at first.'' she said. "I
stall think it's a prank "
Miss Schmitz said her mother
and father had spent the last
three davs "put.tinJt ~ether the
p1ec..-es themselves When they're
done -we'll have a little family
(gathl'rmg)."
She said she hoped her Cather
would soon make a statement
about the controversy sw1rlmg
about a family many times
involved m controversies.
"In the beg1orung, 1t was a
}Oker New,....l--juM-wl&h-Ae-Wel<H&---f
say something . ," she said,
adding, "I'm stiU hoping for the
best to come out of at"
Roosevelt's
son endorses
P e te Wilson
SACRAMENTO (AP)
James Roosevelt. oldest son of
former President Franklin D.
Roosevelt, endorsed RepubHcan
Pete Wilson for U.S . Senator
today. Wilson released the names
of 99 other Democrats who he
•said had endorsed him.
Roosevelt. 72, of Newport
Beach, who also backed
Republican Ronald Reagan for
governor and president, aaid at a
news conference that he was
endorsing Wilson with some
reluctance.
He said he had been a "great
fnend" of former Democratic
Gov. F.dmund G. "Pat" Brown,
father of Gov. Edmund Brown
Jr., Wilson's Democratic
opponent.
Rabies shots set
in Huntington
Low.cost anti-rabies,
distemper and parvo.vlrus
vaccinations for dog, will be
offered from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Saturday at a clinic slated at
the Edison Community
Center, 21377 M'lgnOlia St.,
Huntington Beach.
Anti-rabies shots wllr ~
$3. Distemper and parvo-
virus ahota will be $4 each.
• Sae Lafferty, coordinator
of the G u errero Negro
Lagoon Research Project ln
Baja California will resent a
program on the "Gray
W halea of Guerrero Negro
Lagoon 1980 -82" on
Wednesday, July 28 at a
meeting of the Orange
County Chapter of the
American Cetacean Society.
The meeting will begin at
•The Criminal Justice
Training Center at Golden
West College In Huntington
Beach will ofter two campus
peace officer training courses
dUJin8 Aug\Jst.
Open to the public, the
courses are designed for
persona pre.en tly employed
as California echool district
aecurity offioen or for those
wish i n g to train for the
profemion.
The basic coune will be
Rabies vaccination is required
by law for all dogs older than
4 months. ·A valid vaccination
rertiflcate is needed to obtain
a dog license.
Dog licenses wlJl be
available at the clinic, which
IB_sponsored_1ll..-lh~~rniM'-J Assistance L eague. Mor e
information is available by
calling 978-PETS.
7:30 p.m. in Meeting Rooms
B7 and B8 at the Huntington
Beach Civic Cen ter, 2000
Main St. The program Is free
and open to the public.
Laguna Guerrero Negro ia
the northernmc.t of the Baja
California lagoons frequented
by California gray whales each
Winter at the time they bear
their young.
offered from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Monday through Friday,
Aug. :?-13. An intermediate
course will follow, Aug.
16-27. during the same hours.
The materials fee for each
course Is $15. One $5 parking
fee covers bth counes.
Applicants must present
proof of having completed a
course In laws-of arreat,
search and seizure. Courae
information is available by
calling 892-7711, ext. 124.
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•Iran makes major thrus ts
B1 Th A11oel1ted Pn11
lran tOday clalmtd lta to~ m.de a
major n w thruat Into eouthHat Iraq and
1hauered four lroql dlvi1lona, but lr11q clalmed
It counter-attacked wlth "brilliant 1ucce."
and annihilated .the lnvaden1.
A communique carried by lran't atate-run
lalamlc Republlc News Agency aald lranlan
forcee advanced four milea du.rlna a fierce
11even-hour battle Wednesday night near the
lnql border poat of Zald, northeut of the
1traiqic: oU port of Bun.
It wu the NCOnd major Iranian otf enalve
reponed lince July 13. when Iranian troopa
etormed 1cro11 the border to eetabUeh a
loothold ln lreqi territory north of Sura for
the fitat time tn the 22-rhOnth Persian Gulf
war. Iraq clalmed It repul.eed the first lranlan
pulh ..
•New IRA attacks teared
LONDON -Britain may be hit by new
bombing attacks from the Irish Republican
Army, the outlawed guerrilla organization
indicated today.
The Belfast weekly Republican News Mid
that one bomb in London b worth 100 in
NATION
-
Belfast.
The warning appeared two days after
two IRA bomb1 killed nine soldiers and
inju.red ~O other people in two London parka.
British police also have warned of a new
IRA offenaive.
•Reagan hails Alger story
WASHINGTON -President Reagan
was VISlting a boys' club today in St. Louis,
calling attention to the sort of rags-to-riches
story he likes: A neighborhood program that
grew from a storefront home to a $1.85 million
complex with no st.ate or federal funds.
The stop at the Mathews-Dickey Boys'
Club in North St. Louis was the first on an
overmght visit to St. Louis, where Rea~an
will also attend a private (und-raising
reception for his alma mater, Eureka College,
a nd a fund-raising dinner for the U S .
Olympic Comm1ttee.
Reagan, who rose from, a poor childhood
an the Midwest. often extols the virtuef of
hard work, free enterprise. and community
and personal self-help.
• 2 defense plans backed
WASHINGTON -Disregarding what
their Senate counterparts dad more than two
months ago, members of the House are
st.anding by President Reagan on two major
undertakings in his defense program.
In a session that stretched from late
morning to mad-evening Wednesday, the
House ratified the president's plan to begin
production of the MX strategic missile and a
new generation of Lockheed C-5 cargo planes.
The developments came as the House
worked slowly through a $177 l b1l11on
defense authorization ball for the fa.seal year
starting Oct. l. Among the items likely to be
considered today was an effort to remove $54
mill1on for production of a new type of nerve
gas weapon. Sponsors voiced optimism that
they could win that fight.
•Cluster bombs Issue eyed
WASHINGTON -Some Arab oountraes
and other nations have received cluster bombs
and s1m1lar weapanry from the Uruted St.ates
without restrictions on how they should be
used, the Pentagon says.
But on orders from President Reagan, the
government has suspended s hipment of
cluster-type shells to Israel until it has been
decided whether Israeli forces violated an
agreement that bars ind1scnminate use of the
super-deadly weapon.
ln it.a war m Lebanon, lsrael has been
accuaed of misusing the bombs which spew
hundreds of ''bomblets" and dar t -l ike
fragments widely. The Israelis deny the claim.
·~tty. general case closed
internal mqu1ry. on Wednesday dedared the
cases "closed."
,
Al'Wlr~o
ROPE TRICK -Michael Reagan. son of the president, tosses'
a line to a dock hand as his boat docks in M emphis. Reagan
stopped for fuel and repairs to his s peedboat today on his way
to St. Louis. try ing to break the decade-old New Orleans to
St Louis boat speed record.
Nixon says Pat
'wonderful wife'
NEW YORK (AP) -Former
President Nixon, talking about
his wife. Pat. says their marnage
has lasted 42 years because they
have "compaub1hty and the same
general beliefs "
"I marrll.'d her because I loved
her and because 1 admired her
intelhgl'n'-c and great sense of
humor," Nixo n said in an
Interview in the August issue of
Good Housekeeping. "You know,
she 1s still wonderful; she hasn't
changed through the years." •
He said, "She has always been
courageous and steadfast and has
great strength o{ char~·ter Her
intelligence as very high."
o ther than a slight. almost
unnpticeable problem with her
left arm. she's fine"
Whale Mrs Nixo n doesn't
reallv earl' for social hfc. he said,
she's an exl'ellent hostess
"She's very good onstage. so to
speak, even though she,prefers
not to be onstage. What s he
doc>Sn't lake are vacuous dinner
parties with a lot of idle chn)ter
B1~ELC. DON OftMOallYHIC .....
The et.ate Legtll•tur(I plan LO
drop codeine compound• from
the Medi-Cal prosram ma5ave
poor and elderly peoplt-
for alternative pain medkatlo
Orange County doctort wam.
"There is a good chance that'
patient.a who nave • senuln4'•
need for rodeine drup will be
hard pressed to buy over-the-I
counter sub1t1tute1 to reUeve
their ducomfort." uid Or.
Charles Plows,' an Anahell"l'f·
obstetrician and member of thel
Cahfomaa Medical A.uoclatlon's
Medi-Cal Committee. •'
In an effort to avoid a s~~
deficit, lawmakers stripped $161
million from the program'\ drug
budget as part ora $400 mllliorr.
saving m the $5 billion Medi·~
program. The cuts take effect.
Sept. 1.
Codetne compounds were·
singled out m part because of
apparent abuse by some patients
and over-prescribmg by some'
doctors, a state health official has•
said. The ~mpoundl generally
are in the form of combinations
of codeine and aspirin or codeine
with Tylenol
Codeme compounds are widely
prescribed to elderly patients
suffering from painful arthntis
as well as for general ailments
such as toothaches, headaches
and muscular pain
Though codeine compounds -
as well as other medications --;
have been dropped from Medi-
c.al reimbursement. doctors may.
~ull preS1.:ribe pure codeine for ,
the estimated three mallioh
people eligible for the health cane
program. However, doctors are
required to fall out speaial
prescriptions called triplicate
fonns for pure codeine and othe,r
narcotics. •
Such prescriptions can be
called mto a pharmacy only in an
l'mergency Otherwise patients
must sec· their doctors for each
ref 111
WASHINGTON -Attorney General
Wilham French Smith faces no further Justice
Department action on his controversial
financla1 deattng;, even though an mtemal
review found he once violated a conflict-of-
interest rule.
On one matter, Lee said there_w_as__,,n_o...-_. __ R~eca_llll!B their meeting m 1938
need to m for an indepe naent spec a an marnage an 1940. NUrorrba)'lr
"My wiles most e ndearing
quality." Nixon said, "as her way
with children It's d1ff1cult being
the childre n of celebrities Pat
spent so much lime with our two
daughters (Tricia and Julie)
gavmg them love and affection
end w.:mnih. Bul..$he was also a
d1sc1phnarian She ts the same
wonderful way with our thrt'l'
grandchildren.··
The tnphcat.e form process is
considered a bureaucratic hass&e
by most doctors. said UC lrvme
Col!ege of Me dicine DeaJl
Stanley v.an_den Noon.
Sol1c1tor General Rex Le e, the
department's No. 3 man who headed the
STATE
prosecutor to mvestigat.e Sm1th's acceptance of "Pat was verv beautiful. She still
a $50,000 severance payment, which he has 1s She has the kind of classical
since returned, from a Cahforma stei!I firm beauty that lasts."
The former president says the
effects of n stroke his wife, now
70. suffored in 1976 have all bu1
d1sappearl'd
"Her hc•alth 1s excellent She
•Prop._ 8 debate continues doesn't quite have the stamma
she used to have. and she doesn't
hke to go on faraway trips. But
voters June 8.
Julie has two children. Jennie.
4. and Alexander Eisenhower ,
1 1 , Tricia's son. Christopher
Cox. 1s :1
Until they mov<.'<i to Saddle
River. N.J .. an hour's drive from
New York. thev lived in a town
house m Manhattan.
"People are going to be in pam
1f the doctors h<1vc to fill out a
new prescr1pt1on every lime," ~
said.
Plows said the new Medi-Cal
rt>gulations may s pur so~
d<.x:tors to .woad participation ari
the state program
··We're going to 5e{' a lot of
Medi-Cal patients who are g~
to have lO buy thc>ar own drugs..
he predicted SAN FRANCISCO -After a hearing
that ranged as far afield as oleomargarine. the
Eel River and George Orwell, the state
Supreme Court must decide whether the
Proposition 8 crime initiative is limited to one
subject, as the state constitution requires.
A packed courtroom heard an apparently
divided court Wednesday react to 90 minutes
of arguments by challengers and defenders of
the initiative, approved by 56 percent of the
The court dad not indicate when at wall
rule. But ats act.ion in scheduling Wednesday's
special hearing and refusing a request for a
delay may signal a decision before the Nov. 2
election, when four of the seven JUStaces will
be o n the ballot for voter rete ntion .
Proposition 8 is the most ambitious cr'i l'ninal
law measure ever proposed to California
voters.
Bradley would pick
state labor chief
lie also said Medi-Cal patients-:
may turn up more ofte n in !
hospital emergency rooms as ,11 ~
result of the h ealth prograrO'·
cutbacks. j
Dr. J erry Tob1s, UCI professor
o f p h y s i ca I med 1 c i n e and.
rehabilitation. acknowledged thC ·;
state's desire to tram all areas ol
the budget. But he lS dismayed '
bv added restracuons placed on ,
doctors who feel obligated ~ ,
treat pain as well as specific !
diseases. , ,
•Mitsui agreement reached
SAN FRANCISCO -Mitsui' and Co.
U.S.A. has agreed to pay $11.21 million in
fines and civil penalties after pleading guilty
to a federal indictment charging conspiracy to
avoid this country's !t.eel-dumplng law and
undercut the hard-pressed American market.
The defendant, American arm of Japan's
giant trading firm. Mitsui and Co .. promised
Wednesday to pay $210,000 in fines within 60
, days, and a no-interest $11 million civil
penalty to the U.S. Treasury by Sept. 30.
Mitsui does $9 billion in annual business in the
United States.
U.S. Attorney Joseph Russonlello said the
plea bargain "represents the largest joint
civil-<:riminal settlement in the history of the
U.S . Customs Service.''
•LA chamber gets new chief
OKLAHOMA CITY -Eager to leave the
academic world for business, un.1 .. ersity of
Oklahoma President William S . Banowsky is
resigning to take over the Los fLngeles Area
Chamber of Commerce.
will start as of Sept. l in the first full-time
salaried president of the chamber, a job he
called "a great challenge."
He said he had been considering the move
for more than a year. "The clock is ticking and
I want to be in the private business ~·" Banowsky, 46. confirmed Wednesday he.
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Mail ballots
issue stalls
SAN DIEGO -San Diego
officials appear reluctan t to
appeal a court ruling that throws
out a city election in Which a
record ~l percent of eUglble
voters got ballots by mall and
mailed them back.
At least two city councilmen,
Dick Mw-phy and Pete cie.-tor,
aald they probably will vote
against appealing the deciaion of
the 4th District Court of Appu.l.
Meanwhile, Secretary of-,8tate
M¥Ch Fong Eu "la urlrtAA San
Diego to appeal. '-
We're · 1,;,istening •••
Los Angeles Mayor Tom
Bradley told the California Labor
FederalJon m Anaheim he wall
appoint a cabinet-level secretary
of labor 1f he wins has Democrauc
bid for governor , which the
federation endOl'Sed.
Bra dley pro mi sed the
appoinlei! would be "the roice of
labor in my administration" but
offered no spec1f1cs.
Bradley took advantage of the
recept.ave crowd Wednesday to
lamba•te his Republican
opponent, state Attorney General
George Deukmejian, as "a roe of
working men and women all hlS
political career.''
He criticized Deukmejian's
propoaal to give 1late prison
inmates paid jobs, pa rticularly
because it includes offering
coo6erative felons a chance at
early release. /
"l don 't want a <;harles
Mahaon to get out early just
beca~ he cooperated In some
work program," Br9.dle said.
Most doctors agree Med1-Ca1 :
patients suffering moderate-to~ :
severe acute or chronic pain will :
generally find little relief iq !
non-prescription drugs. :
I I
"Aspirin 1s no substitute fen
codeine1'' Tobis said.
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· Coinmunit~ colleges
must trim offerings
The Coaat Community
C.Ollege Diatrfct wu dealt a serious
blow 1 Chancellor Norman E.
Watson haa declared, by state
legislators who cut $30 mllllon
trom the budaet for California's
106 communlJy colleges.
~ a result of this cut, the
~unity college system's board
of governors lut week approved a
''hit liat" of vocational.
recreational and self-help courses
that would no longer be funded.
Though colleges can continue to
offer traditional academic and
vocational couraea tuition-free,
1hey will have to charge welf-
1ustaining fees if they choose to
offer topics such d assertion
training, auto repair and dancing.
The Coast District, which
lndludes Orange Coast, Golden
West and Coastline colleges, will
feel the pinch most significantly
because it has traditionally offered
many such self enrichment
programs.
As a resu)t of the state
cutback, the Coast District's state
allocation was-cut by about $4
million, Watson said. Also, perhaps
l,000 part-time instructors will no
longer have jobs in the district this
fall. Finally, about 45,000 fewer
atudent seats will be available at
the district's colleges. (Each
student accounts for one student
seat in each cla11 he or ah~
attends.)
While the newa ta indeed
unfortunate, it should come aa no
surprise. State lelialaton cut aid
to cities, to social aervicet1 and to
kindergarten through 12th grade
education in order to balance the
state budget without tax increaae.
In light of thia, community
colleges should not be a aacred
cow. When there is scarcely
enough money to educate children
in the butcs. it is difficult tb
justify s\a~ subsidies to adult
hobby counes.
It ia unfortunate that the "hit
list" deciaion had to be made at
auch a late date. At Orange Coast
Colleee, about 15,000 students
have already pre-registered for
fall classes. Many of thetie classes
now have fallen victim to the "hit
list," creating costly administrative
problems for the registration staf.f.
Community colleges may
never again be able to offer as
extensive an array of courses at
little or no charge. Bu~ educators
and lawmakers must work
together now to develop new
methods of funding and operating
the colleges.
Whether through tuition or
some other means, the system
must be restructured before next
year's budget rolls around to deal
even harsher blows to these
valuable community resources.
Welcoll1e coll1ll1itil1ent
For almost 10 years, Fountain
Valley senior citiz.ens have been
asking the city to provide them
with a permanent social center of
their own. The seniors currently
use the city's Mlle Square Park
recreation center two mornings
each week, but the group has
Complained that these quarters are
inadequate for their growing
numbers.
-Early last year, t~ Fountain
Valley City Council was prepared
to commit about $1 million toward
constr'uction of a center for
seniors. The council stepped back,
however, when it determined the
money was more urgently needed
for a new police station. There has
been some discussion of using the
present police station as a senior
center when the new building is
constructed. but no formal plan
exists.
In light of this, it was
encouraging last week to learn
that the Fountain Valley Medical
Development Company has
pledged a new home to the
Fountain Valley Seniors
organization within a proposed
six-story senior residence. The
project recently received approval
from the Fountain Valley
Planning Commission.
The 200-room residence, to be
built near Warner Avenue and
Euclid Street, will include meeting
and rec:reatkm-rooms, plus a large
dining hall. The housing still
requires city council approval, but
the developer has promised that
the local seniors who do not live in
the building will be able to meet
there, dine there at reduced prices
and take advantage of shopping
bus services.
This off er is a welcome
example of community
commitment from the private
sector in a city that is struggling to
maintain basic services and has
few dollars remaining for social
service programs.
Question needs an answer
Huntington Beach City
Council members John Thomas
and Ron Pattinson find themselves
in somewhat of an unusual
situation due to an employer-
employee relationship.
Thomas ia the owner of a
crane and trucking company that
does business with the Huntington
Beach Company and other
companies.
Apparently because Thomas
geta some income .from the
. financial arrangement, he abstains
from voting on Huntington Beach
c.ompany issues that come before
the council.
Also bringing pressure to bear
is a hlwsuit filed by Planning
Commissioner Tom Livengood
I that seeks to bar Thomas from
1 voting on all Huntington Beach
-company issues.
The bualne11 relationship
assumed added significance alter
it was learned that Patthuon does
public relations work for City
Council colleague Thomas.
The question that is now
being raised around city hall is,
should Pattinson abstain on
Huntington Beach C.Ompany issues
if Thomas does?
They both conceivably could
benefit by casting favorable votes
on company matters, but nobody is
accuaing them of that.
So far, nobody in an official
capacity is coping with the
potential problem .
A representative of the city
attorney's office indicated that city
lawyers wouldn't look into the
matter unless asked.
Nobody has officially asked.
·It would behoove the city and
Thomas and Pattinson to find out
where both m en stand in relation
to the Huntington Beach
Company. Possible Illegal or
questionable action could be
headed off before it happens.
L.M. Boyd I Age and politics
The U.S . Conatltution decrees
nobody can be a U.S. een.ator until 'fe
30. When that wa1 written, Ii e
expectancy wu onlr. about 30. Half
the people wouldn t even live that
lona. Some fine mlndl wanted the age
limft aet higher. Others arauecl it
couldn't be aet too much niaher.
There wo~ldn't be enouah Uving c:a:ndldates ln q,e elder brack.eta to
8've the voten sufficient chodicet.
~ five yean • when thll
na lion celebrated t ti 200 th
annivenary? Bulgaria thl1 year
celebrates its l,300th anniversary.
Approximately l,800 northemen
move aouth to the Sun Belt every day
-in hope of aettina a new IJ1p on
life.
Q. How many elephanw bave been
conceived and bom ln ti. Unsted
Sia•?
A. Six. about.
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D.C. • • secrecy not consistent
WASHINGTON -Some of lhe
nation's moat sen1itive 1ecurity
documents are•IO looeely guarded lhat
one of my reporters bu been able to
walk in oU tbe atreets and pick them up.
But lel aomething tawdry occur, and
our elected leader1 will pull up the
coven. They'll invoke national eecurtty
and reach for the secrecy stamp in an
altempt to cover up the embarTUSrnent.
They won't hesitate to use the secrecy
stamp to cenaor the news. Yet they are
much le11 vigilant when It comes to
protecting the real secrets that could
affect the nation's safety.
THE WHITE BOUSE, for example, ia
the nerve center of the entire federal
government. High fences, patrolled by
armed men and sophisticated electronic
devices, keep out intruders. Planes are
forbidden to fly overhead.
Detailed plans of the White Houae
electrical, sewer and ahelter 1y1tema
could provide invaluable inlonnation for
spie1. It would be like the Central
Intelligence Agency getting its hands on
. • drawings of-Ole Kttmlift. ~some of these vital documents
have been literally lying around in non-
secure offices inside the General
Service. Administration. They are
intended for the uae of private
contractors who work on White House
project.a. but anyone who look.a as if he
know1 that he's doing can examine
them, and even walk away with copies.
My a.odate Dale Van Atta, dressed In
cowboy boots, corduroy pants and non-
matching jacket, vialt.ed the GSA one
IWUlY day and browsed around th4Nlrea
G.
-Jl-Cl-11-D-IR-SD-I -~
where thae contncton' documents are
kept. There were no aecurity guards.
Nobody challenged him.
He had previously obtained a copy of
an architect's drawing of the White
Houae "underground utilities," stamped
"For Official Use." He alao got a copy of
an WlClassifled map titled "White House
Grounds," showing the various ducts,
conduits and manholes installed under
the lawna and driveways around the
-executive mmmon.
But the real paydirt was loca\ed in an
unlocked file-cabinet drawer clearly
labeled as containing White House
material. It wu a 19-sheet collection of
overai.i.ed architectural drawinp. which
Van Atta spread out on top of the
cabinet to atudy. No one questioned him;
in fact. one gowmment worker offered
to Xerox the material for him.
"Primary Electrical Systems and
Shelter Irnprovementa" was the title on
the first pige. which wu a detailed map
of the White Hou.ae .ewer and electrical
1yatema. It has the appearance of an
aerial photo of the White House taken
with an X-ray camera.
EXACT LOCATIONS and distances
were neatly noted on the map -the
protective fences. the red ash tree, the
60-foot burr oak. gu.ardhou.es, draina,
electrical conduits, high-water alarm
ayatema, everything.
The 18 following pages included
schematic drawings titled Power Line
One Diagrams; F.a.at Vault and Shelter
Power System Control and
Inatrumentatiort; Manaion Vault and
West Wing Vault Power Systems
Control and Instrumentation; Electrical
Site Plan; Plans -Eut Vault, Shelter
and Data Pr oa:ssing Room; PtaJ1S' -
Mansion Vault, West Wing Vault.
Footnote: The Secret Service was
appalled at Van Atta'• ea.sy access to the
White Houae plans, and assured ua the
problem will be corrected.
~te of appreciation for Jerry Brown
To the F.d1tor:
I get tired of reading Earl Waters'
insipid, abuaive tirades againat Jerry
Brown in the editorial pages of the Daily
Pilot. What vendetta does Mr. Wat.en
carry against Gov. Brown?
California haa proepered during Jerry
Brown's tenure aa governor of
MAiLBOX
California. Indeed, California ranks
among the best of the stat.el in econamic
vitality. Gov. Brown is one of the few
major politidans who has been able to
meld a balance between economic
wength, integration of mlnorttles and
women into our IOdal atructUtt, and a
concern for environmental values th.at
are important to many people. Abo, his
efforts to improve the quality of
education for our children, and hi•
abUJty to carry out the wUl of the people
are commendable attribute• in any
politician.
Flaky, Mr. Waters? Pro1perlty-
Repre9entation-Equality-F.ducation-En-
vlronment-F.conomy. 'l'heae are aoata
that we eee achieved by J~ BnJwn.
We need Jerry Brown in WuhlngtOn aa
our aenator. I hope that his suct'e90r u
governor wW do u good a job aa he hu
done for the citberw of Califomia.
JAN .O. VANDEBSLOOO', MD
Seniors neglected
seniors who live on fixed incomes such aa
Social Security, SSI and small pensibna,
etc.
The recent general plan which took
yeara to oomplete bad many volunteer
citizens who spent coun•less hours
wor:king on it for the benefit of Laguna
Beach . Among other things ita
committees recommended the use of
city--owned land for affordable housing
and a day care center. To date all city
coundh hav e ignored the
recommend.Ulom.
ALAN E. ADAMS
Price of progress
To the Editor.
One of the best kept secrets m Orange
County is about to be paved over and
made into a parking lot. I'm talking
aboul the Organic Garden on the
northeast comer of Golden West College
campus. Granted. there are probably no
more than 30 of "us diehard dirt
gardeners," but there is space for quite a
few more if only peoele knew about this
great opportunity to grow our own fresh
food and flowers. Well. it's too late now.
The "powers that be" have decided'
parking more cars is more important -
so fruit trees. berry bushes and all that
good fertile garden soil are to go the way
of ao much of Orange County's farm land
-oement. Gone is one more lea.ming
experience for your youngstera (and
oldsters). You shoufd see the wide-eyed
expressions of the toddlers through
adults who Une the fence during the
bueball games. They aren't watching
the aames, they are much more
lnterest.ed in ldenUlying plants, tasting a
fresh strawberry off the ~. a bag of
fresh green beans. Maybe at Wl t too fate,
if enough people are interested to call
the college and proteet. Time is ahort.
Progre11 AYS pave it! Just this once -a
11 ttle less progress! MRS. J.R. KELL V
Chica planning, and 2) the Orange
County Bolla Chica Local Coastal
Program.
In view of the 1trona opinions, both
pro and con. within our community,
residents would have been better served
if consideration of such an endorsement
had been handled u a regular agenda
item at a regular meeting with staff
briefing and public input. rather than
being brought up late m the evening at
an adjourned meeting under the council
member commenta agenda leCtion when
no public comment is allowed. .
THE MANEUVER in wh.ich it was
handled does nothing to inspire
confidence in thOl!le who went along with
Council.man John Thomu' motion of
support.
The community will always be left to
wonder if the 1pUt vote support decision
wu made after careful weighing of
facts, or if it pulld on the baaia of
out-of-cllambera lobbying that presented
only one side of the iasue.
Although public confidence in Qty
Council fair play and objective decision
making hu been t.emporarily eroded, it'•
not too late for Counctlrnari Thomas to
llndo the damag«: by f1!C1LINting recon-
lideration of the mue.
PETER GREEN
PaatPresident, Amigos
de Bolaa Chica
Gun control
To the F.d.it.or:
l know l 1peak for many dtbens of the
at.ate when f oompliment the Daily "°t
and especially political cartoonJat
Oliphant foe the fine cartoon on the July
l~ editorial .....
1ll4f l\.&n control lnltiatlw ii tntl1 a
threat to our rlahtt under the
c.cmtltuUon and to our abWty to dehbd
oureelvea and our famlllea. It la mr.hlna to .. ln the ~ IUICb ••
timely reminder of American vai..._
WILLIA.M ANDERSON
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Firm's earnings drop
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
F.a.rninp per than! fell 22 percent
during the first quart.er, Foremost-
Mcl<f80n reporta.
The decline, from 92 centa to 72
cenia per ah.are, ~ a drop ln net
income of 20 percent, the company
ntd, Wedt\Hday. That Included
I~ from d!m>ntlnued openidons
such _, the homebuild.lni 1etMUet
'Foremot.t·Mc..Kemon plan.t to dfvett.
Gas company
SAN FRANCISOO (AP) -P~ac
OH and Electric Co. reported a
conttnuaWin o1 flni..quan.r ~
wtth llCOnd-quarcer oarn1n&'I of fl.37
peor-lhare of ODC'NnOn lioCk; up &4
oenta f.tOn\ the mme period *' ~·
Nelson tells
drug contract
Nellon RelM.rch 4t Development C.O. of ltvtne 4
announced It en~ .Into ~&a with .Block Dnc ,
Co. Inc. and SmlthKllne Seckman Corp. for
dew!opnwnt of prod.uata cam.aJnina Alone.
The compound locreMel the penetraUon of ctru,.
thtouah th• lk1n. 'nle company al.lo Wd for the three mmllw
ended June 30, revenu. tc111 23 percent to $378.000
from the correepond!na period a year -aio.
But there w• a net to. of p(),000. or•l cen\ a
share, apimt a pin of Sl18,000, or 3 cmui a abaft, lo
the comparable period 1Mt year.
MSI reports earnings drop
• MSI Data C«p. of Cotta Mesa ~p«ted ne\
lncome of '860.000, or 35 cenui ptt llwe, for the
quarter ended June 26, compared with earninp of
$11229,000, or 50 t.'ell\a (restated) for the comparable
1981 quarter.
· Revenues were $13,527,000 for the three months
compared with 114.1951000 In the year-earlier period.
MSI said the decline waa cau.ed by a drop in
foreigri sales, particularly in Europe, attributable
mainly to the weaknet11 of many European economies
and the strength of the U.S. dollar.
Pacesetter short stocks up
The Pacific Stock Exch.anie repona an Increase in
short interest for stock of American Pacesetter of
NewPort Beach. There were 150 shares in that position
June 15 and 1,238 July 15. The average daily volume
for trading in June was 745 shares.
A short position normally is taken when an
investor expects the price of the stock to Call and he
can replace it at a lesser prke
Approximately 15 other stocks listed exclusively
on the exchange also showed larger short interest
positions for the period
VA home loan fee backed
WASHINGTON (AP) The House Veterans'
Affairs Comnuttee approved a $551 million, three-year
package of budget savings today that includes a
mortgage fee for mO¥ veterans rece1v1ng a VA loan.
The proposal, cleared by voice vote, would impose
a fee of one-half percent on home loans guaranteed by
the Veterans' Administration. Committee staffers
estimated the average cost per lQan would be $285.
Th~ proposal for a mortgage fee would apply to
aU holders of VA-backed mortgages except veterans
with service-connected d1sabilit1es. Homeowners
paying the fee would have the option of a lump sum
payment or monthly installments over the hfe of their
Joan.
B of A may close ·branches
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Bank of Amenca, the
world's Ja..c&est comme.rctal hank. JS closing some
California branches as part of a streamJirung effort,
the Herald Exammer rePorts
STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT
AMERICAN LEADERS
UPS AND DOWNS
DOW JONES AVERAGES
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\.tlh I S'7.lCO 16 SI-• S03 100
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NEW YORK (AP)
mefOI P<ICM today
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destinations
lb
Leed 28-29 <*'Ill a pound
"llftC 37~ C«lll • pound. OelMlr9d
Tin S6 0806 Me1a11 WMll composite
Alumlftum 76-77 cellll a pound, N Y
Merclwy '370.00 per 11asl(
....llllllM $~8 00 lfOV oi . NY.
SILVER
Handy & H•tman. $6 920 per lroy ounoe.
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i'Choke' poliCr follows . cop fracas ·in Laguna ,
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By STEVE MITCHELL O('tfle Dell) ...... ...,
Laguna Beach Police Chief
Nell Purcell say• new pohcies he
hat lnitlated re1arding
restrainlll8 holds used by officers
should prevent incidents such as
the one \hat cost the city $12,500
In out-of-court settlement costs :\his week.
Council members agreed
Tuetday to pay that amount to
Vilma Williams of Laauna Beach,
In Order to avoid the expen1e of a
full trial on her allegaUona the
WU choked W\CQNCIOUI by an
officer while being booked Into
Laguna jail
The incident, which occurred
more than two years ago, began
when the woman arrived at the
police station to bail her son out
of jail.
· :Purcell said the woman
"arrived at the station in an
O.-,Not 8Uftl'tloeo
FAMILY MEMBER -Jerry Schmitz., a son of state Sen.
John G. Schmitz, talks to newsmen Wedneaday at door of the
senator's Newport Beach home. Senator Schmjtz' has
remained in 8eclusion and has made no public~
the latest tum in his controversial public career came to light
earlier this week.
Schmitz secluded;
statement due
By DAVID KUTZMANN
0( ... DlllJ "°' ..... Silence greeted news media
representatives gathered in front
of the Spyglass Hill home of state
Sen. John G . Schmitz. as reaction
was awaited from the Newport
Beach politician in the wake of
disclosure that he allegedly
fathered two Illegitimate
children.
A former aide, who said he
had been in touch with the
lawmaker in his seclusion, said
Wednesday Schmitz told him he
would comment on the
controversy as soon as he had
resolved "family difficulties."
Schmitz has not been publicly
seen since headlines began
appearing early this week,
following a juvenile court
hearing dealing with one of the
two children he allegedly
fathered out of wedlock.
With the exce ption o f
Wednesday's statements to his
former employee, Schmitz has
maintained virtual silence on the
matter.
The legislator lives with his
wife Mary and several of his
children In Newport Beach. The
paaible existence of a second
COUNTY
family was disclosed Tuesday
when Carla Verne Stuck.le, 43, a
Republican party volunteer
worker. was unsuccessful in
winning back custody of her
13-month-old son in court.
Orange County Superior Court
Judge William Murray ruled that
the infant would remain at the
county's Albert Sitton Home
pending completion of an
investigation into injuries the
child suffered which required
corrective surgery to his penis.
Another court hearing is
scheduled for Aug. 6.
Murray said Schmitz had
called him last week and told him
he was the father of the child.
On Wednesday, Mass Stuck le
cl.almed that Schmitz. also was
the father of her 2-week-old
daURhter.
Both children according to
birth records. were born a ~ar
apart at St. Joeeph Hospital in
Orange. The children are listed
under their mother'a maiden
name. Schmitz' name appears on
both documents as the father,
although only the mother signed
the birth certificates.
Dieting vs. n.utrition
There's a difference between dieting and
nutrition, says a Costa Mesa woman who 9nce
weighed 311 pounds and now wean a size 12 dress.
Page Bl.
BUSINESS
Tiglii money burls economy'!
At leaat one financial expert thinks the Federal
Reserve'• U,h~money 1iance ii strangllna the nation's
economy. Paae c.6.
'E.T.,~ 'TRON' still lting•
1'~our aummer releMee are not ra.llJt.inl anywhere
near the amowlt of box offn receipe. uz.T." and
•TRON" noted. Page 84.
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lnic>xlcated condition," and w11
1ubeequently arret1*I and taken
to th~ booking caae by Offloer
Michael Lavl11J1e.
Purcell said the woman
becJme "1omewhat
ar,wnentative and bollterou. -
slightly combative," and Lavtp.e
purportedly placed a reetrainln8
hold on the woman.
"He placed his arm around her
neck, cutting off the blood to the
head," Purcell 1&ld. A. a result.
the wotnan peliecl OU\. She becuM unCOnlcioua aaain whll• belna tranaportecf to
Oranae County Women'• Jall,
Pwull •Id.
J>Urcell aaSd the officer wu
dl1clpllned followina the
lnddent. He hu a1nce left the
Lquna de~t to .i>ln the
Newport Beach .Police
Department, the chief n.Qted.
Purcell aaid new pokies
establiahed since he became chief
1hould lnaure 1uch an Incident bodily Injury or death to \ht
do. not occur again. officer, Purcell aald. : "ln thll partJcular cue, lhefl
was nol a 11fe·thrutenln•
situation to the officer and lh'
hold 1hould never have bff' ''There ere two types of
rntralnlnl hold.a that lnvolve the
neck.'' the chlef said. "One is the
bar-arm 1trangle or choke hold.
That hold ls ab1olutely
prohibited."
The other hold, the so-called
carotid restraining hold, which
apparently was used to subdue
the woman, is permitted only
w~ there ia a threat of serious
used.'' .
He said the officer was "undei'
the impresaion at the time ~
the hold was what he wa~
trained to use.'' •
Purcell said he wW Include ti new policy in a departme
general order. • l
Offsho~e decision flayed !
Watt OKs oil, gas probes; Laguna official~ angr y
By PATRICK J. KENNEDY °'"'-Deir Not ..... Officials of Newport Beach
and Laguna Beach ta.id today
that it will be tough to stop
offshore oil drilling now that
Interior Secretary James Watt
has virtually opened the entire
U.S. coastline to oil and gas
exploration.
However, officials in both
cities aay they'll coNUlt with the
atate attorney gener4}'s of~ to
aeek waya to protect waters off
their cities' coasta from what
they say could be
environmen tally damaging
offshore drilling.
Watt announced a plan
Wednesday that would offer 1
billion offshore acres in 41 sales
to be held Crom August of this
year through June 1987.
''We're greatly disturbed
because offshore drilHng could
severely damaee the
environment and tourist activity
in Laguna Beach," said Laguna
Mayor Sally Bellerue.
"The type of shore here is
rocky with enviropmentally
sensitive tidepools that are
difficult to protect from an oil
spill. Offshore drilling 1s
something everyone in town 1s
con cerne d wath and unitef
against." l
Kenneth Delino, assistant to
the city manager in Newport
Beach. said Watt's "blanket
approval" of millions of acres ot
offshore sales makes it difflcu.lt
to argue against drilling in
specific individual areas.
"The way it's structured
(See OFFSHORE, Pq' A!)
San Onofre Ex-LB school chief Cons u1ners'
protest • tes ting
seen soon
The U.S. Atomic safety and
Licensing Appeal Board has
rejected pleu to halt the full-
power operation of the Unit ll
reactor at the San Onofre nuclear
power plant.
Wedne9day's action clean the
way for a full.power liceme to be
issued while opponenta of the
plant continue their appeal. said
David Barron, a tpokesman for
Southern California F.di9crl Co.,
which operates the.plant.
He sa1cf!oW·jX>Wtt tatift& he9--
been conducted all along and will
continue.
In making its decision, the
appeal board held that
emergency medical preparations
at the plant In the e\1ent of
nuclear disaster were adequate.
The U.S . Nuclear Regulatory
Commission, whose authority
supersedes the licensing and
appeals board, is 11eheduled to
meet next week to decide
whether to ratify the licensing
board's decision to grant full-
power permits for San Onofre
Unit II and a third reactor still
under constn.ICUon.
Tim Carpenter, a
representative of the Alliance for
Survival in Orange County, said
that group and other anti-nuclear
activists have nearly exhausted
the NRC appeal process, and are
now pinning their hopes on the
courts to stop the San Onofre
nuclear power plant's expansion.
The licensing board, headed by
James L . Kelley. Instructed
Edison to draw up an off-site
medical emergency plan within
six months.
But the appeal board sided
with the federal Nuclear
Regulatory Commission and
Edison, which contended that
emergency medical planning
need only involve treatment of
workers and othent called to the
site during a nuclear accident.
The appeal board cl ted
testimony from Dr. Roger
Linnemann, a consultant to
F.diaon on the health effects of
radiation, who sald that
radiation-awed illness develops
gradually and "la seldom, lf ever,
life threatening."
NATION
facing controversy
heated He's only been on the job three
weeks, and already former
Laguna Beach school
superintendent Bob Sanchis is up
to his ears in a Glendale schools
policy flap.
Sanchis was appointed to head
the Glendale Unified School
District July 1, leaviflg the top
post he held for eighl years in
Laguna Beach.
And now. probably before
he's had time to un~ his desk
pen set, Sanchis finids himself In
the middle of a controvery so
over a 6-year:0ld 80\iSh. m.abiect
who cannot leplly attend c1asaes
in Sanchls' diSlrfct.
"It's a ve~ seriou.e Issue up
here." Sanchia said today in a
telephone interview.
The Glendale district has
refused to enroll Andrew Tsingis,
the son of a Britiah engineer who
entered the United S-tates on a
visa to work on a project for a
petrochemical firm.
It seems that, although
Andrew's father is here on a visa
for people with "distinguished
abnity.'' his son cannot attend
school in Glendale because he is
not a "resident."
The irony of the situation is
that if Andrew's father were
(See SANCRIS, P aae Al)
Deity "°' lletf '1M>to
ON THE JOB -Former
Lagun'a Beac h sc hool
s uperintendent R o bert
Sanchis find s hims e lf
immersed in a Gle ndale
schools controversy three
weeks into his new job.
By FREDERICK SCHOEMEBL
0( the o.ity Not ltelf
A heated s houting match
erupted this morning aa
telev1s1on consumer crusader
David Horowitz challenged the
Orange County Board df
Supervlsors to reinstate fundiJtl
for a $225,000 consumer affait*
prQgram.
Tempers flared and toneues
flapped after board chainnah
Bruce Nestande chastised
Hor o witz for recent
commentaries on the board's
actiOn to alSbel'Rt the OOl1S1J1De"-
affairs office.
Horo witz interrupted
Nestande to charge Nestande
with making a personal attack -
a n inte rruption that caused
several other supervisors to join
in what became a verbal free-
for-all.
"I d espise this kind of
meeting." Nestande said after
tempers came under control.
"Holly wood hype" was the
way Superv150r Roger Stanton
characterized the Horowita
entry into the consumer aft.a.in
debate.
Laguna planners
to serve 2 years
Last Friday. in a 3-to.2 vote,
the board decided to disband the
program. Horowitz. assailed the
action in broadcasts Friday and
Wednesday night.
He also made statements
cnucal of the board action to
news reporters and returned to
Nestande a bo&rd resolution
commending him for his work on
behalf of consumers.
He reportedly kept the frame
an which the Orange County
board's document was delivered
and said he was going to hang at
on the wall as a protest.
In the future, new plannln.g
comrru.tonen appointed by the
Laguna Beach City Council will
serve two-year terms instead of
four, and similar shorter terms
are proposed for other appointed
panels.
The action ca.me at the request
of eeveral council members, who
believe the planning oommi.saion
should be in political -and
phlloeophical agreement -with
the dty council.
And, aince .city council
elec~iona are held every two
yean, and the polilical makeup
of a council can change that
frequently, the council majority
fell plannlnf commission terms
should ref eel the majority
council view.
After adopting the two-year
term this week. the council also
asked lhat ordinances be
prepared limiting the terms of
future Board of Adjustment
members, and Arts Commission
members to two years.
Nestande challenged Horowttz
to permit him to come to NBC
studioa In Burbank to refute the
comments.
Sabotage cha rged
Thoee ordinance changes will
be considered when the council
meets Aug. 3.
MOSCOW (AP) -The Soviet
news agency Tass has 8CCUlled
the Reagan administration of
trying to sabotage negotiatlone
aimed at a comprehensive ban on
nuclear test.Ing.
INDEX
At YQur Service A4 Ann Landers B2
&ma"&mbeck B2 Movies -84-5
Bua1nell C6·7 Mutual Funds ' 'C6
California A5 National News A3
C.vabde 82 Public Notices C8,D2-.3
Claalfied 01,03-6 Sportt Cl..f
Com&ca C5 Dr. Stetncrohn B2
Croelwotd C5 Stoek Marketa C7
DMtb Notice9 C8 Televillon C9
Eclltorial AS Theilen 84-S
l:ntm1ainment Jk.& W•thft' A2
Horoecope B2 World Newa A3
SPORTS
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'here lllocally -a• an
UAdocumeMecl alien -the boy
could be admitted to llChool.
Then Glendale echool policy ~UNI enrollment ot c:hUd.ren of
l•••l temporary lmmlgrant11 blied On an opinion from the Loe
Anaelea County coumel.
'•'fhlt week Sanchl1
recommended, and received the ~ool board's endol'lemeftt. to ~~ • review of the policy by the ~ty counsel.
'We want to ucertain in what
Vf.AY we can modify the policy In
o{der to enroll the 1tudent," ~said, adding the law, as p'~ntl:t interpreted by the LA
COunty Counsel, "In thla case for
this district, says the youngster la
not eligible for enrollment."
He eald the law ia lnconltltent.
"It II not toatcal \hat
undocumented younaatert c.n
c.'Ol'nlt to .:?hool and the. who
came to Glendale ln the other
cateaory -le~ally -cannot
come to echool .• • Sancbll tald.
He aid he ho~ to receive an
opinion from tne county coumel
"late th.la week or next week"
and at that time "lt la OW' hope
we can jutdfy adjuttlng our
policy to allow legal alien
studentl ln the cluaroom."
Then, maybe, the new
superintendent can unpldc hJa
boxes and start working on more
mundane luuea. Like teacher
salary negotiations.
-By STEVE MITCHELL
0FFSHOR.E OIL . . . /
dmkes It harder to deal with Despite the -0ytcry, W~ ~au" he'r-opening up the refmed to beck cSOwn front
whole coast and has defused major thrust of hi.a April 1981
environmental consideration of proposal -~aklng entll-e
etch tract," Delino said "planning areas available fo
"Now we're in a guessing leasing. In the put, leues haVe
game with the oil companies covered about 2 million acres
because we don't know what each, but a planning area covers
area they'll be bidding on and it about 133 million acres.
ruakl!s it difficult to mount Critics said such areas were too
atguments based on specific large to make proper assessments
areas." of the potential harm to marine
Delino claims the new policy life and woµld result in leasing ,,. ,... ,..... ., GerJ.....,..
BY nEDERICK. SCllOEMEHL O(tNhlfrl'tlet....,
Nowport ~ach·bued AJrCal,
the dominant air carder In
Oranse County, haa renewed
le,al effortl to reeerve its ahare
o fll1hta from county
government-owned John Wayne
Airport.
Two legal actions were
ln!Uated. In one, filed In U.S ..
Diatrlct C.ourt In Loi Angeles,
AirCal demanded $100 million In
compensatory damages from the
county over potential revenue
l088eS.
AirCal, until June 1, controlled
an average of 23.5 of the 41 jet
departures permlued daily from
the airport.
Under an acceaa plan adopted
by county supervuiors. AirCal's
flight 1uarantee1 are to be
sradually reduced. over a two-
year period. Under the flight re-
allocat.Jon fonnula, flights would
be made avallable to other
carrien either wantina to expand
t/11 inlUar. eervice to and from
Orange C-ounty.
Th~ federal court action,
airport. officials said, likely will
be c:onaidered Aug. 9 at a heanng
on the controversial airport
access mue.
At that hearing, Judge Terry
Hatter ls expected to review a
propoeed settlement regarding a
previous 1'wsuit filed by Pacific
Southwest AW-lines over the
access issue.
lmpact roport ~fore the p&an
WU adopled.
County offlclalt were not
1urprl1ed by the dual le1a1
actlona. And they were not
pleued.
An aide uld Supervllor
Thomas Riley wa•
"disappointed" by the latest
actlona.
"We have tried to be helpful to
the Orange County firml. We
have bent over backwarda. Now
they 1ue us," aaid Ken Hall, who
handles airport related matters
for the 11upervisor.
In both cases, AirCa.l is seeking
court orders that would prohibit
the county from furtber
enforcmg the access plan now in
effect.
If those orders were issued, the
existing flight allocation• of
AirCa.l and the other five carriers
serving the airport presumably
would be frozen until the meritl
of the lawsuits were decided.
In the past, AirCal offldala
have estimated th.at att btdMdual
daily departure is worth about $2
million annually in pasaenger
revenue.
The AirCal legal moves add
yet another chapter to the
lengthy saga involving John
Wayne Airport accesL
wUl make it easier for oil environmentally sensitive tracts. But Watt. in approving the cGmpanies to disrega~d. local plan, said the country's offshore
opposition to offshore drilling. . 1 e "5 in g pr 0 gram bad an
Since ~att t1rst proposeo "excellent environmental and
scrapping the old leasing plan safety record. New leasing will
ROLLING ALONG -Lori Goetz of Bell pushes her
seven-seek-old son Ryan along Main Street in Huntington
Beach as she coasts on roller skat.es. It was a bit cooler in
Huntington than it was where she came from.
AirCal baa been critical of the
manner ln which the settlement
was negotiated, claiming it was
not invited to participate in the
ne&otiaUona.
It waa more than thtte years
ago when federal officials
claimed that the county was
d1scrammating against certain
carriers by not establishing
policies to permit new entrants to
the airport. At that time, only
A.JrCal and then-Hughes A.Jrwest
served Orange C.ounty. AirCal
possessed 27 flights daily.
Airwest 14. prep a red b y t he Ca r t e r be carried out under rigorous
administration, he has been environmental controls to ensure
under attack from critics who th.at the record will continue and
ch'erged that his plan was too be enhanced."
ambitious and would jeopardize Watt ,said the plan was aimed
environmentally fragile coastal at reversing the decline ln energy
areas. production from offshore areas.
Hiker suffers fall
assault Suspect in
surrenders to cops
The second prong of the
AirCal leeal attack was filed m
Orange C.ounty Superior Court
In that action, the carrier alleged
the county violated th e
California Environmental
Quality Act in adoptin~ the aa:ess plan.
The county initially permitted
Frontier Airlines and Western
Alrhnes to begin Orange County
service with two flights daily
each. Those flights were created
by reducing allocations of AirCal
and the Airwest successor,
Republic Airlines.
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A Seal Beach man , wnu
Laguna Beach police said
assaulted a woman who was
eating a tacO in he• parked car on
Park Avenue late Tuesday night .
surrendered to authorities
-Wednesday.
A 22-year-old Anaheim man
who fell while hiking near
Caspers Regional Park
Wednesday is listed in fair
cbndition today in Mission
Community Hospital.
Thomas Faubion was adrrutted
to the haspital's intensive care
unit with a possible concuaion
and leg ttactures, according to
Jan Walker , a hospital
James A . Arquilla . 41 .
surrendered to police in Seal
Beach Wednesday after allegedly
hiding out in thlck brush in the
Top of the World neighborhood
while being sought by officers on
foot and a police helicopter from
Ne~rt Eeach.
spokeswoman. .
TV ban nixed
.LOS ANGELES (AP) -The
County Civil Service Commission
hu backed down on its ben on
television cameras at the hearing
on the demotion of former
cQi-oner Thomas Noguchi. The
board reveraed its earlier ruling
on Wedne.day.
~nyy fell over a
30-foot clllf along -Ortega
Highway near the park while
hiking about 5:30 p.m., said an
Orange C.ounty Fire Department
official.
He is-charced with suapicion o!
assault with a deadly weapon
and remains ln Orange C.ounty
Jail with bail set at $10.000.
Firefighters rescued the
injured hiker by lowering a
basket suspended from a 100-foot
aerial ladder over the cliff's edge,
he said.
Laguna police said a
JJ-year-old woman was eating in
her car on Park Avenue when
Arquill.a allegedly parked behind
her and walked up to the
woman's vehicle.
The wDman told police. ~he
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tned to get out of her car and uee
and her assailant hit her several
times in the head with a
flashlight.
When the victim ~med. the
attacker hopped into lus own car
and fled up Park Avenue.
pursued by a nearby resident
who witnessed the incident.
The n e ighbor, who was
identified as David Brown, and
who lives on Hillview Drive.
followed the car to an area near
Thurston Intermediate School
where the two vehicles collided
and the suspect fled on foot..
Brown told poiice.
Roosevelt's
son endorses
Pete Wilson
SACRAMENTO (AP)
James Roosevelt, oldest son of
former President Franklin D.
Roosevelt. endorsed Republican
Pete Wilson for U.S. Senator
today. Wilson released the names
of 99 other Democrats who he
said had endorsed him.
Roosevelt, 72, of Newport
Beach, who also backed Republican Ronald Reagan for
governor and president. aald at a
news conference that he was
endorsing Wilson with some
reluctance.
He said he had been a "great
friend" of former Democratic
Gov. Edmund G. "Pat" Brown.
father of Gov. F.dmund Brown
Jr., Wilton's Democratic
opponent.
ln the state action, the earner
claimed that the county should
have prepared an enviro_nmef!lal
Last year , the county
permitted PSA to enter the
market, also with two flights.
l::;aguna selling
i •
5 ' two motorscooters
Laguna ~ach is selling
two 1977 Vespa motorscooters
to the highest bidder in a
mail-in, sealed-bid sale that
ends Aug. 30.
To inspect the vehicles, caU
Harry Mcintyr e, Laguna
•The Senior Citizens Club
of Laguna Beach is planning
a trip to Catalina in
September, followed by a day
trip to the Norton Simon
Museum in October, and a
• The Laguna Poets are
offering a $1(')0 priz.e for the
best poem mailed in by Aug.
30 by an unpublished Orange
County poet.
The Laguna Poets meet
Beach Police Department,
497-3311. say oty officials.
A minimum bad of *300
must be mailed or deUvered
to Finance Director, 505
Forest Ave., Laguna Beach.
92651
trip to La s Vegas in
November.
Interested seniors should
contact the club at 497-2441 to
get on the list. '
every Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
ln the Laguna Beach library.
For more infonnation about
the club, or the poetry
contest, call 494-8375.
BRIDAL SETS
MAKE A BRILLIANT DECISION.
You chose each other carefully. Now choOM your
diamond brldal tet wirh the some core. Our dia-
monds mfft e>eocting atoriaords for cOfor, cut and
clarify, then ore mounttd 1n 0 '<larfety of l ~ korot
gold ""Inga Our profetlionol atoff con help you
make the perfect \election. Priced from $~50
to$2;500.
. 1
't, · What wu expected to be a penonal reaction ii a f eellna f
· t quiet flnal year of. a three.year betrayal.
0
I ~r contract in \he Saddleback The IChool board evoked the
· Community College Diltrict baa pay 1u1pen1ion clause of the
Oared lnto a bitter controVersy, c o n t r a c t f o 11 ow I n g th e
-,largely becau.e of 11.ate fundtf'1 announcement of the aute
• cutl. Legi1lature'1 recently adopted
, '
Truste~• enraged •3m budget, which cuta about $30
rnatnact.on recently by read million from funding for the
~ 10-percent.i-y ralle ICbedul state's 70 community colleaes,
Car 1982-83. dtlna ataw funding If tru.teea reject the local aata to community colleget 11 the grievance and atay with their h•on. decision, the 1tate board wlll ·
· ~t lllUe ta a "Claute in the 1ehedule court-like hearings and
"t:ontract aJlowlng trustees to make a blndll'\g rulin1 on the ~ a y-~...-if there is iaNe. The ruUna can be appealed tnadequate.~WfUndina. • a. in court, but PEllB rullnga.uaually
• Inatructon .-y the tnastees .,.. are uphel(I.
have-violaced ~use by not--• Reallzlng both the flnanclal
JiVlng fir•t priority to the hard tlmel facing public education
jcheduled pay hikes. Instead, the and the ICheduied pay hikes, it
teachers c~arge, trustees have appean the best 10lut1on would be
1pent money improving and a negotiated compromise. A full-
, • exl)ll.n(llna facilities in Irvine and blown state hearing and possible ~ \1iejo. court appeal could further .inflame
The official reaction of the smol<tering bltternesa.
im>datlon wu to file a grievance A com~ suitable to both
, ...tth the achoo} board and to file sides could smooth ruffled
• an unfair labor practice-charge emotions and rekindle the past
with the It.ate Public Employees a pi r it of c Q ope ration a n d
Relations Board. teamwork enjoyed by ~e trustees
But some teachers say their and instructors.
:Call !"Or pOol help
l Laguna Beach Unified School program at the high achool,
'District trustee• are recruiting physical fltnesa pro1ram1 for
'Volunteers for a task force that senior 'citizens and the :will look into financing a new handicapped, and an ocean
,community swimming pool. survival course open to all
' The high achool already has a m~mbera of the community.
.plunge. but it ls old and located in The district has sent out
~the middle of the campus -letters to officers of the Boys'
'making a master plan for Club, Girls' Club and civic
refurbishing the half-century old orearuzations in an effort to garner
'.cami>us nearly lmpouible. members ~or the task force.
l The task force, when formed, Appomtmenta to the panel
w 111 co n s 1 de r c re a t i n g a will probably be made in early
districtwide aquatics program, September.
which w.ould work in conjunction 0th er members of the
w 1 t h t h e c i t y rec~ a tl o n conununity who believe they can
department to raise funds. contribute to such a task force
Swimming programs. should drop by the diatrict
JUpponed by l>'U'ticipanta' fees, administration office at 55'0
would finance a portion of a new Blumont St. and leave a short
~ --Jetter or reTU'l'n~ ot tl'lelr
. The program might include qualifications.
learn-to-swim sessions, an The dead)ine is the end of
improved competitive awim August.
• •
!Laguna's own party
! ' ,,-
The event might be classified on Aug. 14 will be crowned
ats part of the 1Uly aeason in honorary govemor.
Laguna Beach, but in the case of Money raJaed is split 50-50
the first annual Honorary with organizations suppor.ting the
Governor's Race, it's for a good five candidates, and they include eause. l 'the Chamber of Commerce, a
A group of businessmen h.aNe neighborhood group, Village
Qrganize~ a tongue-In-cheek Laguna, Laguna Video Club and
qampalgn to elect an honorary the Sawdust Festival.
governor of Laguna to pr~side Organi7.ers figure it will coat
aver a planned Sept. 18 Village about $7,000 to put on the end-
Party. , . of-summer fling at Main Beach That• when the dtizens of Park. That's a lot of pennies. La1una Beach celebrate the
return of the town to the
resldents, after' the hectic -albeit
profitable -tou.rist 8eal011.
Five candidate• are out
buying votel at a penny apiece.
The candidate with the most votes
•
So if you see a 1trangely
garbed candidate on the atreet
selling tickets at $1 each with a
color television as a prize,
remember the proceeds are for
a good cause.
'Opinions expressed in the.spa<;• above are those of-the Daily Piiot. Otner views ex·
presHd on this~· are those of their authors and-artists. Reader comment ls lnvlt·
td. Address The Dally Piiot, P.O. Box 1S60, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714)
M2·4321.
~ L.M. Boyd I Age and politics
The U.S. Cone\ttutlon decreea
nobody can be a U.S. aenator until age
3C). When that WH written, llle
exPectancy wu onll about 30. Half
the Pt<>Pfe woultln t even live that Jona, Some fine minds wanted the age
Umft .et hliher. Othen argued it
couldn't be set t60 much higher.
There wouldn't be enough living
calktidates tn tile elder brackets lo lift the voten aaffident choicft.
A. No, llr, the link there was tn the
coincidental fact that they were born
within an hour of each other on June
\, 1926.
Q. How many elephanta have been
conceived and bom ln the United
States?
A. Six. about.
'
I
• .> 0
D~C. seerecy not consistent
WASHINGTON -Some of the
nation's moat ·~\tive 1ecurlty
documenta are 10 1 y guarded that
one of my report.en has be.Jl able to '?.!_)<in oU the ttreeta and pick thtml Up.
But let 10rnethlng tawdry occur, and
our elected leadera will _pW1 up the
coven. They'll Invoke national MCW'ity
and ~ !or the secrecy stamp In an
attempt lo cover up the embarraslment.
They won't hesitate to uae the eecrecy
stamp to cemor the newa. Yet they are
much lea vigllant when lt comes to
protectina the real secreta that could
affect the nation's safety.
THE WHITE HOUSE, for example, la
the nerve center of the entire federal
government. High fences, patrolled by
armed men and eophisticated electronic_
devices, keep out tntfU<len. Planes are ·
forbidden to fly overhead.
Detailed plana of the White Houae
electrical, aewer and shelter system.a
could provSde invaluable tnfonnation for
spies. It would be Hke the Central
Intelligence Agency getting ita hands on
engineers' drawinp of the Kremlin.
? et aome of theee vital documenta
have ~literally lying ,around to nap.
1ecure offices inside the General
Services Administration. They are
intended for the use of private
contnictors who work on White House
projecta, but anyone who looks aa if be
know1 that he's doing can examine
them, and even walk away with copies.
My u.x:late Dale Van Atta. dreteed 1n
cowboy boota, corduroy panta and non-
matching jacket, visited the GSA one
sunny day and brow9C!d around the area
G. -Jl-Cl-Al-1-191_1..._I -~
Van Atta 1pread out on top of the
cabinet to study. No one questioned him;
tn fact, pne government worker offered
to Xerox the material for him.
"Primary Electrical Systems and
Shelter Improvementa" waa the title on
the first ptae, which waa a detailed map
of the White Hou.e aewer and electrical
1ystems. It h.aa the appearance of an
aerial photo of the White House taken
with an X-ray camera.
EXACT LOCATIONS and distances
were neatly noted on the map -the
protective fences. the red ash tree, the
where these contracton' documenta are 60-foot burr oak, guardhouses, draiN,
kept. There were no aecurity guards. electrical eonduita, high-water alarm
Nobody challenged hi.rn. · systems, everything. •
He had previously obtained a copy of The 18 following pages included
an architect's drawing of the White edtematlc drawings titled Power Line
Hcu.e "underground utilities," starn~ One Dtaarams; East Vault and Shelter
"For Official Uae." He alllO 1ot a copy of Power System Cont r o 1 and
an unclaasifled map titled "White House lrutrulJ\entation; Mansion Vault and
Grounds," showing the various ducts, West Wjng Vault Power Systems
conduJta and manholes installed under Control and Instrumentation; Eiec1ricaJ
the lawns and driveways around the Site Plan; Plans -East Vault, Shelter
e¥CUtive mansion. and Data Processing Room; Plans -
But the real paydirt was located in an Mansion Vault, West Wing Vault .
unloc&.d fi~ drawN elffl'ly -l"oetno~ 'Phe-Sttttt Sen•ice was
labeled as containing White House appalled at Van Atta'a easy accea to the
material. It was a 19-aheet collection of White House pl.ans, and assured us the
overaized architectural drawings, which problem will be corrected.
Note of appreciation f oi-Jerry Brown
To the' F.ditor:
I pt tired of reading Earl Waten'-
lnaipid, abusive tirades agalmt Jerry
Brown ln the editorial pages of the Daily
Pilot. What vendetta does Mr. Waters
carry against Gov. Brown?
California baa prospered during Jerry
Brown's tenure as governor of
MAILBOX
aenion who live on fixed lnoornes such as
Soda) Secw1ty, SSI and small pensions,
etc.
• The recent general plan which took
years to complete had many volunteer
cltizen1 who spent countless hours
working on it for the benefit of Laguna
Beach . Among othe r thi ngs its
committees recommended the use of
city-owned land for,. affordable housing
and a day ~ center. To date all city
councih have ignored the
recommendation&
ALAN E. ADAMS
• Good salety job
To the F.ditor.
My compliments to City Manager Ken
Frank and the city safety s taff for
effective enforcement of Laguna's
fireworks ban ordinance in its first year. AU three safety departments did an
exceptional job. The lifeguards were
efficient and assisted by bOth police and
flre when needed. The Police
Department was ln apparent full force
and highly vl1ible. But the most
innovative approach was that taken by
the Fire Department; rather than
waiting in their stations, all unita
appeared to be ln the field on both a
precautionary and preventive patrol.
Thi• concept of total safety
mobilization on what baa been one otour
rnmt dangerous and destructive holidays
gave UI a Fourth to be both thankful for
and enjoyed.
HOWARD DAWSON
Chica plaoning, and 2) the Orange =. Bolaa Chica Local Coastal
-In view of the strong opinions, both
pro and con, within our community,
residents would have been better served
if oonsideration of such an endorsement
had been handled as a regular agenda
item at a regular meeting with staff
briefing and public lnput, rather than
being brought up late in the evening at
an adjourned meeting under the eouncil
member commenta agenda eection when
no public comment is allowed.
THE MANEUVER In which it was
handled does nothing to inspire
confidence in those who went along with
CouncUman John Thomas' motion of
support.
The community will always be left to
wonder if the split vote support decmon
was made after careful weighing of
facta, or if it paseed on the basis of
out-of-ch.amben lobbying that preeented
only • ~de ot the imue.
Altlb.lgh public confidence tn City
Council fair play and objective dedSion
makl.ng hu been temporarily eroded, lt's
not too late for C.Ouncllman Thomas to
undo the damage by request.ing recon-
sideration of the issue.
•
PETER GREEN
Put Premdent, Amigos
de Bolaa Chica
Gun control
To the Editor:
I know I speak for many dtiaenl of the
It.ate when r compliment \he Daily Pilot
and e1peclally political cartoonl1t
Oliphant for the fine car1oOn on the July
16 editorial ....
The SUD control initiative II truly 11
threat to our ri1hts under the
Corwtltution and to our abWty to defend
ourHlvea .and our familiea. Ii la
refnehlnc to eee ln the inedla IUicb •
Umely reminder of Amlrican valu.
WILLIAM AMDDBON
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All other llu•lneel n•mH end al!~ No. tl-Otll~ the COUllt' lllloOrder ol Oran .. Ill·~~ llTA,.. HOUllllTll. end "*"· lfOm Od: AIAI. l!ITATI UOUfUTIH llllAL UTATI HCUAITIU "£Al. UTA.Tl HCUllllYIU addr ..... 1110G lly 1111 lnt•ndad • .,... M ,...,r. · •"" Oounty, tite of Oallforllll. 91111,,IC looetod~l020 N01tll IOUtfl of ~-d HlllVIClt. 1oaetect It 2020 Ji101U1 lllllVIOI. IOCtli.d 11 2020 NOl'lll llAl/ICf:, loollld 11 1020 North '''"'*°' wllN!I '"'" yMtl ... t ... ··~~!!· L"", .. ~'.'.!· ~-.vtN .. ~ o,. ......,. br ~ v. ln)'CW 91d ....... ..... ... ... ~°' ~'° ltoOldwMlt au.a o..~ ltooctway. Suite -In II» City Of ,•.,,oeici.,.'L;;;i.:wt ... • ~.-,. ·-1 ~="" c .• "~.of,, ~~!".: ~~n~~ ~RIMOUiTYCltY.!! put 10 fer 11 known lo tllt I-· ....... "..., """"' J. ltiela"-"'-~and.-. lenlaMl.lteteof LIAN Ofot91fto (Ol'·Ot--'Of.11.1/13.1), lentaMl.CourlttofOrenae.at.t• ,.,,. ......,., °'""' 11 _ ................. "'.... ,,., .... Intended ltenalw .. .,. NONI! Al.UH • tnltUln. "' tM oftlc:. of .... 1-llnta • MAllllNO IAVINCll AND LOAN oonorare n1edl1n llarrltt to b• of Cllffofnte. CoMlllM f.QUl!y, tnci: I of Cllll . Cotltllnl . Ina. I of Cellfomia. co UHi .
Then-. Md buel1*11 oddt-h• County AeoorO.. or Or•"fl WILL SELi. AT f1U14.JC A~ AllOOIATION. • Oolllornle oon1truoted ond modl111 10 t>o Celllornl• oorpotetlon. u d11ly O•lllorn11 corooretlon, H d11ly 1HC . • Clllloftlla ooqlOllltlOn, •
ot the Intended 1r1ntfetee It ELLtv~JllataPUBofLIOOelfotAUOnte.TIO .. wTllL 01.1. TO KIOHUT 1100!" f<>f' CASH oorpo,.llon, u 411ly ep.,.intto pa¥1d, 1ppolntod Tr111t'° 11ndor 1nd appoll)ttd T11111 .. undor end duiv IPC)Ointld Ttultot llNllr Md •N~~~~~.'60~S.!t._M, !fA1~ ~ IOHl"a't 11001" ,0 • c"'•aH lP9Vtl* tt ttme of .... in 1awtu1 TNlt• under lll'ICI ~t to the Thi• iiroJeot 1111 • go11 of 7 pureuent to tho powet 01 1111 pur.11tnt to tll• powar ot HI• pur1uan1 to 1111 PO~!' or 1111
........,., __ ,.... ""'' ... 1t.,...... ., ,. money Of~ United ftltlo) et tM pow11 ol .... oonferrod In tll•I 1ro1n' minority b11eln111 oontwrecs In 11'111 owWln Dlld of ~ In thlt OltUlll\ Died of eot1f9rreO In thll oett.n D-i of hll ~ llilkllno D. Cootl Meu. ble It Ufnl d Nie In leWfVI troni tnttlMll 10 ttw old Orenoe oertMI OMd of Tnitt IUQl11d t>v prteo pwtlelpetlOn. Truet Heouttd by PAMILA A. Trull llllOUltd by PAMILA A. Tr\ltt neouted by 'AMII.A A.
Cllllomle tmf oney of tho United 111•••) •I County Cowrll\OUM. 1001tld on AIOHAlllO p JAIWll lll'ICI ANN ... No ,,-.bid~ .. IOhedlAod IHl&A. an ~ woman Md SHIP, Ill UMWfted WOl'*1 and SHIER. an unmerrted "°"*' and
Tlf\t tlle proporly o•rttneM lltronContrtlMetotMer.,.. l•nU Ana llvd .• between JA"Vll, hUtbend and wllt. l0tthlitP!'OIOO\. • AICHARO IT THOMAI ANO "ICHAAOST.THOMAlandOIANA AICHAROIT THOMAlenclOIANE
hetetO .. Ottottbod ..... llodl In ounl~ Old CounllouN. City or IVCll'llOl'O ltr• end eroeowey, rooordld J\llv ''· 1ff1i_ In .,. ..... """""° tor '"' '"'"' DtAHA tT. TlfOMAI, ~ end IT THOMAS. hutblnd llld wife .. IT THOMAS. llU9blOd end ..... tr•~ lh1t11r ... equipment. 1r1do • Al'll. ltn of Cllllfomla. II lente All9. ~ell f'llll' title 141t2 of Offtolal lllloofw of lllllld ~ hlteln. wife •• oommunlty_f.rOpetly, ~ ptoperty, rooordod M9Y COIM1llnl1y PfoPlf1Y, recorded M«Y
ntmt end goodwlll of thlt Clfteln ht, tltll end lntwwt ~to end int ..... t llO"W)lld to end• now County, et P101 1HO. "9oordor't ,line ep1ollloatlon1, 1nd ret.Oldld Mey 11, 1M In Book 11, tNt. In Book t40e2 of Offlellf It, 1911, In loOll t40el of Oftlc:MI
l\Mlth dub Ind It IOCtl'od 11 tit&? now held by It undlt Mid Deed held by It undtf ..id OMO oc Tf\IM lnttrument No. "4023, by t'MtOn of p=o 0111 form• tor bidding thl• 14062 of Oflloltl "9oord• of Mid Aec«dt Of Nici County, 11 OIOI ~d• ol Mid COUl'lty, el Peoo
AIQonclutn, Hunungton 8Mctl, CA. Tru11 In tfll ptopeny llltuetld In In th• PfOPl'lf:ltuitld In Mid 1.~ ot dofeun In ~ Ot Ollf'I cw11y bl Olltatnod 1t the County, 11 PIG9 1ee1. Aeoordet"• teH, ~rder'• lnetrument flfo. 1101. Recorder'• ln1tr1111'\ff!t N"o. The buelneu name u..o by IN County Ind lttte daeorlbld u: 00\lntY and It• o.ort~ •1 "''O•M•noa of th• obllg111011e eplrlll'l•nt of Tren1portallon, tnatl'\IFMllt No. 12t74, by,_, of 12171, by rOMOn of • broootl of 111178, t>y teuon of • btMctl « Nld trentflrOt at Mid 1oca11on 1a Lot 211 of Tracueoo. In the City i.ono of Tract ~ 11n. 111 lht City MC11red tlloroby, lnoludlnq that Plen• end 91d OooufMl\tt, Room , breadl °' deleutt In ~ ot o.tlUlt tn paymtftt Of panormenoe cs.llUlt In payment °' pen~
NADINE'S HEAL TH CLUB FOR Of Newpor' leacll, Aecorded In of Cotta ..._, CN\ty of Orange bftldl or defeitlt, Nottot o4 ""*" 3' T~tton 9ulldlllQ, t t20 H pertorm1noe of tlla obllgetlone of tM oblQlllone ~ tll#eby, of Ille OOliglUotie llCUfed """9by,
WOMEN M-., Book t32, p= 14, 16 end .. • .... of Cellfomle. .. tllowl1 on • -,_dod APtll 1.. tN2, -,,,..., P.O. loll 14"· Sect°"'*'IO, HG\lred thereby. lnoludlng thot lndudlng !hat t>r-n Of dafeult. Including that broaofl or default.
Tllet ·uld bulk 1ran1fer It of~ ~lnttle ~f't90!dedlr1 bootl ~.peoee47, Aeoqrder'• lnttrumont No. Ctlllor'nle t4801 (phone bfMoh or o.t*llt, Hota of wtllch Notice ot whloh w11 recorded Hollo• ol which w11 rtoorded
lnlended to be oon.ummlted •I the Olfloll of "'° County Aaoordtr of .. end 49 of Mlleallaneou• M~ 82-13tN7, WILL llU. AT ,UILIO ,,. 446 aatl), Ind~ be -..... rlOOfdad "*UlllY 1. 1m •• fet>Nvy 1. 1N2 ... Atcordef'• February I, 1982 .•• Aoc:ordet"•
office of llETT8 ESOROW Orenoe Counly. reoord• of Orengo County: AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST the abo'll orflol ond el the oma.. Recorder'• ln1trument No. lnetrument No 82·03f87g, WILL ln1"umen1 No. 82-031 .. '.t WILL EHT!.lllPRISES, INC. 606 North The tlr .. t eddreu end other CelltomlL DIOOIA FOACASH, lewfulmoney of tllt Olttrlct Olrootort ol 82-o37871,WllL8£LL ATPUBUC 81UATPUBUCMICTIONTOTHE UU.ATPU8LICAUCTIONTOTHE
TusUn A~ &Jh.e llO ... n .. OOfMIOtl doelgNUon, ".,,,.,of the Tiie ,,, .. , lddrM• end other Of"" United 8tatll, Of. caefllw'• 1Tranepot1ttl0n et Lot~. 8111'1 AUCTION TO TH! HIOHUT HIOHEST BIOOl" ,OA CASH. HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH.
Ana CA g2701 on Of •It«""°"'' g, .. ptoe>erfy ~·bid above " oommon doelgnetlon. " any, of !tie d*'9I dr.-n on • et•la Of neUonel Frenaleeo. lll'ld tno dllti'lC'I In wllloll BIOO!R FOR CASH. lewlUI money lowfUI tnorwr of u. United ....... llWlul money °' lhe United .......
1Ni Plltfl0'1'ld to be: ,.... property dMctlbecl above 11 b•nk, • •t•I• or f1dore1 credit tho wor11 It elt~tecs. or the United SIAlt•. or• CMNor'• "' 1 ..,_,., mad! drtwn on 1 or a cMhler'w chec* dtlWll on •
Thie bulk 1ranai.r 11 eub)act 10 1112 MIAI Lane, HewpOf1 8-11, purported to be: 2182 Slit• union, or• 11111 or fldor., llvtnas I The 1ucc:t11ful bidder 111111 Oii«* dre.n on 1 trtete or nettonal etete Of n111on11 benk, • "'" OK etlt• Of national IHlnll. • 1t.ie..Of Celllornl1 Uniform Commerc:lll CA / d 1 d T t Aven~. Cotta MH1. Celllornl• 11111 1oen uaocla'1on doMlollod ln ~11rnl1h o peymont bond ind • bank, • Ital• 01 lederel oredlt lederll credit union, °' • trtela « i.deral creo11 union, or • 1ttte or
Cod• s.c11on e 1~ Th• u n •" II n • r u • •• 92927 ttlle tt•t•. ell peyebte ot the lime of iparlorm-bond. union, or t 1t•te Of lederel 11V1ng1 r.d«el MvlnO• end IOlll IMOCllllon ledetel Mvll\OI end loan ueodtllOn The neme and lddr ... ol 1 dl1ol1lm11ny ll1blllty tor Illy Th• unClortlgned TrutleeNll.ellr10ftt,tltleendlnt-t1191d Thi DaperlM•nt of end loan Meoc:ltllon dom!Gllodll'I domlcltedlnfhltttat•.lllPl)'ableat d0fnlelled lnih1t11et1,ell~e1
porwon witll 'lllflOfn Clellna ma,. , ... CIC Ille .u.t llddreill dlaoletme eny ltet>Khy tor eny br ll. II Truetoo. In that real Tr•,,..Ntllari ._..,, MllAel ..... ....._ 1111 ~'* .i the Limo of tho tlml ol Mil,• rlgtt!, title lll'ld the tlml of Mlfe, all right, thlo end
hied 11 Bone Eactow Enl«P''-· other common detlonetlOn If lnoM'eol .... of tho .. , ... lddreM property 11111111 In Mid County lll'ld olddert thot It wlll afflrmellvely Nie .... right, tit.le ond lnterllt Mid° .,..,... held by It. u Trutt•. lri lnterw1 f*O ~ ft. II ,.,..._, 1rt
Inc .• P.O. Bo• 11587, Sll'lt• An&, lny. lllOWll hoteln. ond OINr oommon dellgnellOn, If St•. cleeGrlbod M tollowt: "*"'INS In ""'oonv.ct entered by 11 ... Tru1t11. In that rul that ,.... property 111Ulte In Mid 1"'1 rMI ptopeny "'""' In Mid CA 92711 • t587, Attn Marth• Said HI• Wiii b• m•d•. llul any llhown hlteln. A SublHlel'told IEalAllO In llf'ld Into purlUlll'lttO tNe adWf11Mmtnl, ptopertJ.::"'Wln M6d COuf'lty and c~nly end State, dHGrlbed .. County and Sl•I•. dffGtlbed ..
Flttgerald, Elcrow •8202311MF ond llhoul cove111nl or werr1nl,. s'ald 1111 wlll be med•. but to the 8outi-t«ly 2.00 '-t (111.ot 'mtnottty bullnaeo entofprtoee will bl lltate. Ibid u loltowl: tollowl: followl
the lut dey IOf IUlng clalmt by 1111y •OI'-Of Implied, f9011dlng tit · wllllout cov•nant or werr1nty. tt. •II 01 L 01 U • n d 1111 lal'fOfdtd lull CJPt:IOfl.Jl'lltY to tubmlt Peroet t: The NorthMlterly 11111 PARCEL 1. The NOftheallerfy hell P11c11 1 The Morth-•t•tly
Ct"edttOf tMll be Augutt e, t982 • or "°""btenoea. to OllP'llll "' lmpllecl, r1Q411ctlng title. NortlleMter!y 18.00 felt ol Lot 20. bide In ~ to thlt lnvttetlon of the Nort"-terty 40 oo !Mt of of Ille Soulheelterly 2.IS ecr• of Lot 40.00 Ifft 01 lhe South•Hterly
wNdl 11 the butlnMI dey beforllhe Ille remelnlng prlnc:lpal eum oC pa I JTJle>n, "' encunibroncta. to In 8locti 15 o1 T~ 772, •per ond wlll 1101 be dlecrlll'llll•t•d ttie SouthMlllf'ly 240 00 feet of Lat 313 ol Hewpor1 Helgllta, • lhOwrl 240 00 l•I of lot 313 of Newport con111mmat1on date apecllled nole(•I -ed by Mid Dlod ol poy tlll ~ Pf1ndpal eum o1 recorded In......,. U. .,_..I on tho orounclt ot rece,, 313 of Hewpor1 Hllgtlla. u .,_ on• map reeotdod In t>oo614, pege Helgh11, 11 shown on • mop lbOve. rutt. witll lnter"t thereon, H the nc>M(I) MCUr'ld by Mid Deed ot and I ot Mttc fflneOUI Mtp1, In the or netton•I origin In on 1 mep recotded In bodr 4, pego 83, Mtaoellaneoul.....,.. reconl• or recorOed In book 4. peg• 83,
O.ted July 1g. 1982. ovlded In Mid note(•). ~ Trutt, wllll 1nler'ttt thereon, 11 oflloe of IN County teoo«* ol...., tlOn tor tn ewwct. 83. Ml9Clllaneoua Maoe. rec0td1 ol Orenge County Ml•~llaneou• M•P•. rec:ordf of MA~UI OP COSTA Mal.A. INC.It eny, ullder thl termeof Mid P'ovlded 1n Mid f'Ott(I). ~.County. Ml11lmum wego rtt11 tor 1111• Orenoe County Eaceptlng lherelrom the Orange Coun1y. Catlfomte o-9oftMtt. ~t I Tru11, I•••· cllergu end '""Y· under the i.maot Mid Dlod Exc•pllng thetelrom the M pn1det•'l'l'llnld by the Percel 2· An euem1nt Ir SouthNaterty 240.00 i..t lhtteol. E•o•Plll\g therefrom 1111
P11bll•h•d Otenge CoHt Dilly ICPlfl-oftheTrueteeandofthe ol Truet, fen, cll1rg11 end HOttflWllterty33.00IMtofLot20. ~of ·L.abof.,.Mttorttlcwlly lngreu ll'd egreu over tne Alto Eacop!lng therefrom the Northeutertyhattthlteol
Pllol JulY n 1982 tru111 or .. tad by H id 0..d of ...,_of ttlo Truel• end ot lhl Th• llrHt oddr•H or other " the •PoCl•I prov11lon1 of lhe NorthwHterly 1 oo 1111 of th• Norl"-ter!y 60 oo felt thereof Parcel 2 An HHment tor
' · 330&-82 Truet. for tho omount ~ truet• created by Hid Deed of common dNlgnetlon ot 1M r"I numbltld tiooks ..-fer souu-teny 241 oo '"' ot Lot 31' PARCEL 2· An """''n' 101 1n9re11 eno egreu over lb• lmaled to be: $24,820.00. Truet. Pfoe>«'Y her~ deectil>ed le lddlng purpoH• end enlltled ot Newport Height•. u tllowt'I on• no•n• end 1gren 011or th• No1thwe11erly 7 00 IHI of the "8JC MJTlC( The ~ under Mid OMd The totll llnO\Hlt of the ufl911d curpotled to be: 441 Pro1pect "Sp1of1I Prov1tlon1, Nollet 'o map reGC)(ded 1n bo<* 4, page 83, NotthwHterlv 7 oo Ifft of the ~terty 247.00 t ... of Lot 313
w -otll"' d01,1"f:.~•d"""to 'th:'•11,:=:11~.:"4! '*"-of the obllgetlon MCUred lfMI, Newt>Ol1 9Moh, ~ ontr1olort, Propo••I. end Mlac:.11eneou1 Mapa, re<:ordt of SouthHllerly 240.00 INt ot Lot of Newport Hl'gf!lt, II"-" on• a -by IN ptopeny to be told ond The Ul'deralgned hereby Inlet.'' lll'ld In coplM of Mid Orange Counly. 313 o1 N~ Helgllll, u tnown map rec:orded In book 4, PIOI 83. NOTICE OF DEATH OF Wfllten Oedwlllon of Oefeult end rooeonebl• utlmeted co1tt, dltc:lelmt ell llelllllt,. tor ,.ny ti* iNf M lllamlned II the Parc:el 3: An euement 101 on• map tec:otded I" book 4. pege Ml1cell1n1ou1 Map1. record• ot RODGER P. BURR, ab ~ol~~·~.,~ expen111 end edVllnC* el the time 1noorTec:t.-1n uld 1V111t addl.-emo olflc:e• •• de1crlbed lngrtn and egrua over th• 83, Mltcellanoou• Mopt, teeotda ol Oranot County
RODGER BURR .... R p ,_,...,. ....,._,, _ ... ~-· of tlle lnltlet put>l1C1tlon of tM 01Nr common dallgneiton. erelnbelore where lh• P'•"'· NonllwHlerly 1 00 IHI ot th• Orange County Pucel 3 An eue1T1ent tor
' ._ • • Sell. The undenlQnld ceuMd Mid Molkll of Sell 11taa,182.28. Slld Mil wftl bl meda wlthollt llc:ettone. end ~ lonnt SoutllelltMty 240.00 laet oC Lot3t3 PAACEL 3 An UHrnenl tor lngren •"d 1gre11 over the B V RR, aka R 0 DOER Notice of Oeftul{ lll'ld Electlon to The benlftdMY Uftdar Nkl OMO -minty, .. pr-Of lmpttoO, ro-bl -· Addend• to modffy of Newpott Helgtrta. u lhowl1on 1 lngren •nd ,,r••• over lh• Hort II•• 11••1 y hall of t "' PENNOYER BORR AND Sell to be -did In the COIMlty of Truat flomofote tlllllMed end dlnO title, po111•·on. or encuM-mtntmum weoe ret• wlll be meo ,_did In book 4, page 83. ortllweeterly .oo roet or th• Horthwe11erty 7 oo IHt ot 1111 OF p ET ( T 1 ON TO whet• the rNI property It located. delivered to 'h• 11nd1ralgnod , renc:u, to 11t1 1ly lh• prln· only to llotdeB of the~ MllOIMIMOul Mepa. Sout'-lefly 247 oo lettol Loi 3t3 Southeuterly 240.00 feet of I.DI
ADMJNJSTER ESTATE NO. Dell. Julys .... ~~-----.inen Oedafatlon of De11euf1 8"CI clplf balence ol the nol• or otl'llf elerencod bookt. It th••• II 1 Excepting 'herelrom the of Newport He4Qhll. u ahowf1 on• 3t3. ~1Heights,H11\0wft on ,.....,.... .,,,..._. Oemeftd for a-. end • ......, otJllg9lton ~red by Mid Deed of lttetenc:. ~t-the minimum NorthMlteny hllf ml!) rec0tded 1n book 4. pegee 83, 1 map rec:otded In book 4. ~ 63, A·U•lll. Setvto.. Inc. Notioe of o.tlUlt end a.c:.Jon to n.at. wttn lnterwt end O'tllet ._ rat• ~ by the Tiie •tr•ot eOdr•H 01 o01e< Mlacetteneoua Mepa. record• of Mllcelleneou1 Map•. rang•
To all heirs. benefldarles, • -'d Trutlel a.11. TM undlfllgued CllUMd slid u pro.tided therein. Pklt eClvWIOll. ecrttery of L1bo• end the common de1tgnat1on of the reel Orengo County County
c redltora and contingent BySubatltutlon ~Of Oeleutt end Ellctlon toKlfT'l,und«tlletermeU•eofend wooeretetdelermjnedt>y property hlrelnabove delcrlbe<I le E•ceptl"g 111eretrom th• The atrHI •ddreu or other
creditors of RODGER P. ~e~~Mics.nt s.tt to be rec:orded tn IM county lnt••1 on IUGll edvenoee, end p1111 he Stet• IOf tlmllar c:llNlllcellona purported 10 be: 231 Alber1 Pl-. NorthNateny hllll common de11gna11on ol 1111 rut UR R k R 0 D GER ·-wtiere the reel ptoperty le loc:ateO. 1-. ct\ergea end .. ,,.,,._ of IM of labor. the Contractor and Ille Coate M .... Cetltomla. The ttreet add•H• or othor property hefeln•bove detertl>ed Is B • I a 5025 Cerrttoe Aw. Date: July 2, tgea T1111t• Ind of the 1rv1t1 crMled by tubGOntroctorl lhall pey not i.t T II• u 11d•rs1 g "e d 11 ere by common dHlgnetlon of the rHI purporttd 10 be. 232 Cec11 Ptaoe. BURR. aka R. P. BURR, aka Cypt.a. Cllltfomle Sevinga Monoevt U ld DHd of Trutt. Tiie totel than the higtl4lf waoe rilt9. dltclalma 111 lllblllty tor '"'I properly hwelnabove ~Ibid le Colla M ... Ctlllorllia RODGER PENNOYER Publt~4~~ Newt CotpOraUon OtT10UntolMldObllget.lotl.lnc:ludlng Pureulnt to 8ect1on IT73 of the 1nc:ottect,_.1n-d1treeted<lt-;KKPC>rteO 10 be 229 Albert Ptaoe, Tiie undersigned hereby BURR and peraons who may p'"' combined wtth the Or•"""' 14tt W. Olympic 81vd., r-•bl'f •tlmated '-. Cf\efgta LMIOI Codi, tho ganerel PflVIMina Of otllet common dealgnatlon. Cotta Mesa. California. d l1c:l1im1 111 ileblllly lor eny •--' --.-LoeAngele9.CAll0015 and~olthTrvetee.llthe rateofwegealntllecountylnwNdi Said..,. wlll t>e made wnnout The ul'der1lgn1d hereby lncorTectMt1111a.<11trett~-be otherwtle inten=s...._. in Co••I Delly Piiot, July 16• 22· 29• Tll: (2t3l 386-28&0 time of lnlllel publlcatlon of Ihle Ille wottc le to be done hit been werrenty, upren or lmplled, dlaclalm• all llablllty tor any Of oll'llf common deelgnallon
the will and/or st.ate: !982 31724.2 8y Olnlel Alanda: Notio.. 1• seg,803.17. . determined by 1119 Olr9c10f of the regarding !Ille, po11H1ion, or 1ncOl'r1C1MM In uld ett•l lddf-Slll<I Nie will be made wlthOu1
A petition haa been filed Mllf'll9" Doled. July 1g. 1982 ~ ot Industrial Relatlont. enoumbrtnc:u . to ut11ly 1111 or olnet common dellgnellon warnnly upren or Implied.
b PATRICIA A. SCHUDA l'UBl.IC MJTIC[ PublltM<I Orenge co .. 1 D•lly SAN MARINO SAVINGS n-waoe rat• ~ In the prtncipol blilance ot 1111 Note Of Said .... wlll be midi withO\lt regardil'g title. pot1Htlon. or Y h S Co ~ Pilot, July 15. 22. 29. tH2 ANO LOAN Dopertmtnt ol Tren1portetlon other ol>liaatlon MCUred by Nici warre11ty, upreu or lmplleCI. encumbranoH , to 11t11ly tlle In t e uperior urt o.. IUN'MOtt COURT CW ntl! 3111-82 ASSOCIATIOH publlc:1tlo11 entttted Oenerel Dead of fnm. wl1tl Int-' and regerdlng title ponHtlon. or Pflncipel btlenc:e 01 fhe ~ or
Oranae County requesting ITATI or: CAUfORNlA fOfl -----------• Ce11tornta c:orporetlon. Provolllng Wege Rat•. doted June. 0,11« aume 11 provided thefeln: •noumbrencH . to 11t111y 1h• othet OCllloatlon aec:ur-ed by ulcl t h a t P A T R I CI A A . nt1! COUNTY CW ORAMOW P\8.IC MJllC( • T""*· 1912. ~o "'9CIM W9QI ,..._ pM odlrtrlCOe, It eny, under tM ~ balance ot v.e N9te Of Deed ot f rutt, wtth lnl«•I lll'ld
SCHUDA be appointed as CAA NO. A·1_,. YOU AM 11 DP'AUL T UMOeR A 8y· REAL ESTATE which hive been pr~et1tmlnod ,.,.,,, thereof and tntereet on IUCh other ol>liaallon MCUrod by Mid other auma H provided therein.
penonal repre.entative l<> ~;r,tC!.'!!' !.'!...~!OT -· ... ---T 0 ........ a-_ SECURITIES SERVICE. and .. on .. wttfl me Daper1rnant edvanoM. end ~ 1-. dlll'Qll DoOd of fru11, '#1111 Int•"' ond plus edv•ncee. It any, under the ~ .__ .......,......,, • .. _... vr ,...,. ,.,_ ~~!1 • Celilorn&a COflM)ratlOn, ot lnd111,rlol Relet10111 ero end~ of lho TR.191• end' of ollllf 1um1 11 provided thtreln, terms lhereof and"''"'*' on ad\ administer the est.ale of PRIVATE SAU "'1. ~U YOU TAK• 4Cno.. 111 Agent ,,...iood but not prtnted tn MM:! the 1ru111 c:rMted by .. Id Deed ol plua edvencH. 11 any, ul'der the lldvanCea end ptut '-· c:tiargea RODGER P BURR, COSTA E•l•to or JOHN E. EHRHARDT, TO NOftCT YOUR ~. By. (SEAL) D J Morger. publmdon. Trull Tiie 10111 amount ot u td terrna 111ereo11111<11n1...i on IUd't end~ of the TrvetM ond ol
MESA CA (under the 0.C..Nd IT MAY• IOU> AT A flUa.JC 111 Preeldent DEPARTMENT OF obllgellon, Including reetone odllenc.t and ptut f-. cllargee Ille lruata cr•ted by l"<I Deed of Ind nde 'Ad.muuatr tio Notice 11 hereby given that I AL. I • '' Y 0 U NI ID AN 2020 Hor111 8toedwey, TRAN.Sl'ORTATION ••llmll•d ''"· c;hergu end end e;a~ of the TNl1M Wlcf of Tru11 Th• totel amount ol u ld
Of :!!':,_ '!t-). Th• ....!uon· n '•ubob_l!~1t11~o~~~~~o~-~!. 'hone ~~ .. °" ...!!;!! .. ~ .. 1:!!! Sutt• 204!. Oe9Uty Dlfec:tor •l(panMI of the True1•. at the the truall ereeted by Nl<I Deed of obllg1llon. Including rH1onabty
£9 .. i.c:<> "'-"' "' .,..,... ·~· ..., ...,.......,. ....,..., ..,... ,._ ..._ -.. _, Sent• An•. CA 112706 Project Development oflnttlel oubllcatlOn of tlllt Nottoe.1 Tru•I. Tne 10111 amount of Hid e111m1ted lees. charge• end is set for hearing in Dept. Auguat II. 1982. at t 1·00 a.m . or YOU, YOU IMOULD COllTACT A Telephone: (114) ~10 ond Conetructlon $23,383.35 obllgetlon, lncludlng reHon•bly •itpen-of the TrUS1•. II t1'a time
.No. 3 at 700 Civic' Center thlrMl1« wttllln the time e11owe<1 by LA~,. DU&D&'a •u. Publlthed Orange Cout Delly O.ted "'-28. 1982 Oet«t: July 15. 1982 eetlrnaled teu. oherg11 and of 1nrua1ouottc.tlOnot11111 Hollce. la '°1'nvewi Siiita Arii ~n1'~f.jtll e d o 1 .---~ -~aa. ~a, ~ """"'"" ~.,...._ ee..t Oe61¥ ~ 5-1tY, w:... T411ttll. 11 the time $23,383.35 ve est. • AdmlnlltretOf ol "" e11a11 o1 JOHN T .a. .... · Mttt 32"-12 ~. July 22. 29. 1982 , ~ eotporotiOfl o1 wu11 oubllc:aUon of "'" Nollca.19 ~ ~. 1912 92701 on August l 1, 1982 at E EHRHARDT. o-..ecs. wlll eetl" NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. thlt 311CM2 • TNll•. 123.383.35. COASTLINE eoum. INC . 9:30 a .m. prlv11e Nie to the nlQMat end bet1 Qn w~ay, AugUlt 4· tM2. at P\B.IC MJllC( 9Y: REAL ESTATE Dawe!: July 15, 1982 • Calltomla corporetton,
IF YOU OBJECT to the net bidder on the terms 1nd 9:00 o dOck a.m. of Mid dey, In the NOnc. TO COMTUCT°"8 •-,,. lllftnrc S~CURITIES SERVICE, CW'lllne lqutty, 1M. • Cllllfom6a 11
8 TR"!'1"e· ST TE . f the titJ c;one1111ona lltr8INl1« mentioned Ill room Ml H ide lot conducting ..--..... nv1-. 1 Calllornli COtl>Oflllon, _.,.,..._ y .,.,.L A granung 0 pe on, you , ...... , title end ln141f191 ol JOHN Er TNlt•'• s ..... within"" otflcat of c~ fotl ..,. ..,-u ~ ... -AO •tr·-··----· SECURITIES SERVICE
should etthet' appear at the eli'RHAADT.1tthetlmeolhi1dMtll REAL ESTATE SECURITIES c~~~.. NOnc.TOCM:Drrot11 0;(SE>.·~ID J M0tgar. ~~ 5
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hearing and state your and a1rjghl.11tte an<11ntera1 Ulat SERVICE. located •t 2020 Nori" cw 9UUC TRANllllJl 111 Preel<lenl 1 c ..... ,._..., ... ........,1 111 Agent
obje(ltlont or file wriUen the 11tate bU oc;qulred In eOdttJon 8foldway, Suite 206. In the City of M~~lf?i;'~~E~~ (leoa. 91014107 U.C.C..) 2020 Horth Btoadway, O.J. ...,._,..,;;;:-..._.. By (S~LI D J M0tger,
b "ectioni with the court to111atof~tetthet1meollll1 Sll'ltaAne.COUlltyOIOranoo.Stell 81do..dllne:2:oop.m.orthe2nd Notice It hereby given to Sutto206, aaoN.lfeedw.,., •• Ila President ~lore the hearin" Your death. In the ,.., property toc:ateo 0r' Call!~~ !! .. duly •P~~1"\:! day of Augul1, 1982. cr1dltor1 ot tll• within named S1n1a Ana. CA 1121oe tanta AM. CA t270I 2020 North 8roe<lwey. a · In Orenge County. Calllornl• Nit•.,...,_ .... IJUl'IUlll'I 0 Pleoe 01 Bid Receipt: 1857 tr.,.,.,,, thlt • ~ tr.-.r II T .. (714) 953-&810 (714) .,_.10 Suite 206,
appearance may be ln penon dllctlbld power 01 Nie c:onlerred In 11111
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enll• St . Cotti Men, Cll •bout to~~.!'.•d.:::,:::01111 Publl•h•d Orang• CoHt Delly Publlalled Or1nge CoHI Di iiy Santa AN..C,,"'.!,20708 or bt ...,,.,. anorney L0&6 4 ene1 5 in IMod< ·K·· ot cart..,, Deed Of Tru91 executed by propotty ,___ Piiot July 15 22 29 t982 Plol ~ .... 15 22 211 tg82 Tel 111•111.,,....,..1
I "~y 0 u A ·a E A Aten e..cn Ho+gllta Addition,"' Ille PAMELA A 8"1ER. en unmarried The Ill • • • • • -· • • • PubUIMd Orange Cou l Diiiy City ol Laguna Beech Coul'ty of WOfTlll'I end RICHARD ST THOMAS Projec1 ldenllrtcellon Name of ttw::::.... 8'ICf :=-~ ~ 2971-82 Pttot. July t5, 22, 29, lM2 CREDITOR or a contJnaenl Orenoe. State ot catlfOmt•. u per end DIANE ST. THOMAS. hvtbend ::,~~iCr VARIOUS LOCATIONS CHI-YU H.u."20e.1 H~ Blvd.. P\lll.IC NOTICE P\8.IC NOTICE 298M2
creditor of the deceued. y mep rec:ord«l tn 800k 1 Page 22 ot and wife .. c:ornmunlty swoperty. Coeta Meaa. Celfomle 92t2T ml.mt file your claim with th Mltcelleneous Mopt, 111 in. ott1ca of reeotded Mey 11, 198 t. In 8ooll Piece Pt1n1 ••• on 111•: 1857 The end ~ eddteta ~County.,._~...__ o1--... ty 14052 of Offtc:lel ~d• of Mid Placenll• St .. Cott• Meu, Cll ~ ~ _ _.
c:ourt or preeent it to ~ ~CEPT llle";;;Q.S l::;"coun County. et P-oe 16", Raccwder't ~7 ~,.!?'.,!'A 8-SL, COlltt "''n:...u-uJ:·ee~~ personal r e pre1entat1v The .... is 1Ubjecl 10 cu1reni 1n11rumen1 No t2t75, by reaeon of -· ""' ... v,v ~ Coeta MIM Cellom6e t2e4e
•ps::iinted by the cour 1un. covenants, condition•. • brMdl Of deflil.llt In~ Of · NOTICE IS HEAEBY OIVEH Ulet .,..,~ '
wi · four mon•L-Crom tMlrictlons. , ... rv111ons, t1ght1, pet1ormenco ol the ot1llgetlon1 the~ Sdlool Dt9trtct of Tlllt the property pertinent
Ula d II b I I di th t Orllnge County. Callomll, ectlng ~o le "-1bld In gen«el M. dale of first iss~ance o rlgtlll of way. ltld ..-nenta 01 Hcure 1 •re y, nc u no ' bw end thro~h 111 Governing -AST FOOO RESTAURANT end II · "'~' rec:Ofd Md In ed<lltlon ell ~· breach Of deleult, Nolloe of whlClll ' t d t 2083 H1 bo 81 d letters u provtded ln ~-u .,, c:autlOnecl that ,1111· property la •• recotded FebNar)t 1, t912, • eo.d ""91 · ., r"-"d to 11 OGI • • : r r v ·• 700 of the Probate Code 0 Zoned R·I, lifigte lamtty UM end le Recorder·• ln1trum1n1 No "DISTRICT", will reoolvw up to, but ::o.ta MIN.. c.lltomlo
California. The time fo not titted 11 a dui*x ..,_ no 82~7683, WILL SELL AT PU8llC not l•ler thin the abov••tateo The ~ n ... uaecl by the """"_,_, __ will not -x . v11lance has be4lfl granted !Of eny AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST time,....., bid• fOf the-d of I Mild ,,_,.or et 9d loc:atlon .. ~ u.&UllB .. UM Othet than " • 111-te ,._.... BIDDER FOR CASH, lawful moM)I contrec:t !Of '"',;::"vel:;oject. M!SA KrTCHEN. prior 10 four months fr:<> unlt "'"Yule wlll be m. oni;'~ of the United St•••· or• c:uttler'• Bld11lld be 111 Ille pt-Thlt H id bulk trenaler 11
the date of the hearan the bult that this .,,.....,...,. 11 1 diac:k dnwn on a •t•to Of national Identified ebove. ind •11•11 bt ntendod to t>eCOIMUmmated et the ,.......,... .. , k I t t d I dlt opened end publlc;ty r..O oloud 91 :>lflca of: PRIORITY ESCROW CO., noticed above. tingle latntly unit end buY9I' rnu•t b•n · • 1 • • or • "' ere tho a~ed time end place. te78 w..c Broedwer. 8'111• 102, YOU MA y EXAMIN take IUOJact to that condition llf'ld union, Of• ttate °' *"'* 11~ E.odl bid rnuet contonn end bt """'°""· Calfomla 92802 on "'
the file kept by the court purchHerl Shell hold Hiier ~ l6lin ~I I~ domlcllldl 1~ ti of reapontlve IO 1111 COl'trecl lit. AuglMt g, 1982. . hWmlaU egelnsl 11'1)' loM OI llel>illty ,,_ Slide. • peya.,... 1 ,,. me Tho Mf1'll lll'ld ~ of the
you are intere.ted In th purcll-might tnc:ur by reason to ..... ell rtgtlt, tltte orld 11\ter•t held ~.:i ltllll be ~ °""°" wlttl ~ dlfnW may bl
estate, you may file a reques Ille noncon!Of'mlng UM. by II ... Truitoo. In thlt rHI by Ille MCWtlty referred to In '"' lll•d •• PRIORITY ESCROW
with the court to receiv The property Is •0 be 104<1 on .,, Pfopert)' tltuate In Mid ~ty and contract documenta end .... the ,._. COMPANY. t878 'Wiit Broedwo)I. . • ....... bull. Stat•. deactlbld .. tOllowl VJ -· 9 It 102 .. h I c Ill I 1 peel a I not 1 ce of th 81da _ 0.._1 .,. '-......... IOf 1..... PAACEL 1· Tho Soul'-1111)12.6 or ptopooocf tut1oon1rec1or1. u • · .. ne • m. • om•. j f te ~ ·-Amo-.. ,_ The DISTRICT ,...,..,.. tlla r1gllt ~2802, end tho loll day for lllng nventory o e1ta aaae ptoperty end must be 1n wrrtlng end ecr11 of Lot a 13 of Newport 10 l'9jec1 any or ell bid• or 10 waive ;telm• by eny creditor eh•ll be
andofthepetitiona,.:x:oun w!llberecalvedettheo111oeolHMo Helgllt1, H thown on I mop ll'l)'lrregutertti.Ofltllormelltlelln °'ugoe' e. ttU, wlllctl It the
and re port• de1crlbed I McCormack RHll'f, tooo Coeat recorded In book 4· peg• 83• .,,., bldt Of 111 the bidding. bu 1 1n111 Cl• y b •Io,• 1 h • S ti 1200 ~ f th Hlghwey, Laguna Beoch. Clllfomle Ml1G01loneou1 M1p1, rec:ord1 of The DISTRICT hu obtelnod from :on1ummetlon date apeclll•d
ec on • 0 9215t, (7t4l 4t4-7561, •• 111y time Orenge County the Dlftclor o1 tM Doc>ettrnent ot 1bove. 4.m C&llfornla Probate Code, •It« nrat publ!Gatlon of thla Mollee Excepting therefrom tlle lndu1trle: R•••llona t111 "'"'nerel Dated:June24, 1M2 LAW OJl'J'ICES OF JUUU lll'ld before me1i1no tho "" ~.ny 240 oo teet tlleroof. ..-a..i A. t.o W. FELDMAN INC. The property wii be eold on the Aleo E11oept1n&, therefrom the ::VO:': :J: 1:'"-=:': Intended T,.,.,..
Att.Be)' at La;, Drt ~:fs~on~~"': ~~p~ng t':e~iho ~~n!:::;,C::!.~.~ ~b~.~=-CNl1 o.11y
ltU S&. .A.DdnWI Ve to the Admfnlltrllor, t0% of lhe NortMuterl)' heH tllareol. contrect Tl\IM rll• ere on 1111 •l 1275-8.2 Seal Bead, CA H?tt purer-price to IM pold et Ute PACRCEL 2: An _.,.,.,.., tor the DISTRICT offtco localed •1 18&7 (!11) tJl .. 511 time 01 the bid llY oertlllaO c:Nck; lngreH and egreH over th• Pl1cenll• St .• Colle Mell, CA
Pub"-hed Or f Coaat bllenca on connrmatlon o1 Nie by NortllwHterly 7.00 feet ot the ,,,,....,7 ,..,.....,,_ ~ ..._ _ ... _.__.on ~ an e "" Superior Cour1 Tex• rentt Souti-teny 240.00 ,_.of Loi 313 .,._ """""-I of -.,.,.__ NOnCll Of' "'9UC HIAMtO
Dally Pllot. July l · UI. 22 oper111ng end melnte'nance ol NewpOf1Holatlls.•11\0'#n on• ~;.: ~ )00"'::.ratae.,... HOTU IS 11£REBY ONtN !hat 1982. 3197--8 111pen1u. and Pr•mlume on Mee> fOOClfded fn book 4, Pt9I 83, ""'"'' pureuent to Section 6473.1 of -----------lnturtnce ecceptebl• to the Mltcell1neoue M•P•. record• of The foiooolnD IChodulo of per Artlcle IV, Cl\optor VI, of Pllf't Ill, Pl8JC NOTICE purGllaNr lllall be l>t«><•ted " ot °'"""'County diem w•o•• re b"•d upon ' OMllon v °'"" Heolttl end Sefety
the doll of conflrl'Nllon of '*' PA1'CEL 3. An HHmonl. tor WOl'ktng dey ol elgtlt (81 hour-. The Codi of the Ital• of Cllfomi.. •
lllC1TTIOUI llU .... 11 EumlnatlOn of tttle. rec:ordlncl of lngreu end •gren over 1111 =: ~ =. = pulllJc hHrlng wlll be h•ld on NA• ITATDllllDfT convey~.,.,..., tu•, ancf any N 0 "II ... t. r 1,. h •II 0 I I II. It IJtlell be tnall091ory upon the Augwt 5. tllft, •1 1:30 p.m. In tlle
The lo4loWlng Plf'90M .,.. doing 1111e lnturenca Poky lhell be at the Northw11ter1y 7.00 feet of the CONTAACTOA lo wllorn '"' 'lrot Floor Confor9llOe Aoom of IN ~ea. upen11 of tho purcll11er or SouttlNl1erl)' 247.00 letlt ol Lot •• ci,y Hiii ~Iha City of Cott• Meaa, 8 .A. V e . INC., • Celllornl1 IJ'lfcMatrt. 313, Newport Height .... tllowfl on oontrec:t Ill -4ed, Md upon 111'.Y Ceil!Otfllt. 91 wfWOt1 Mid time the ~ollon . 1520 Pecllloo. Th• underelgnod reMtvH the 1Map-dedlnbook4.PtQtti, ~torune1«hlm.1o~n<>' Boltd of OlrectOt'I of In. Coote
• CA t2806. right IO r~ """ end 1111 bl09 P'IOr MllC .. ltMOUe M•p•. roccwCI• ot :' :.,:: ~ = : ...... 8111'11tary Dltttlct wtll ,... end Eurot)ttn Par1t tntern1tlonal to entry ot en order conllrmlng \Ill °'1lnOe C0unty .. ....,,.,_ ., dllt'""""' protMtt end otl!IGttOne.
Inc., • c.tttorn.-eotporlllOn. 1520 .... Tiie etr .. t 1ddr111 or other tM .. eoutlOn of Ille ooMtaot. Md r9qllMlil iw ... ,IP4kh.," illy,
PIClflc:o. AntMtm. CA 92I06. ~ed. July 20. 1112 oommon deelgnallon of thl ,.., No blddor "'*l wtthdfw hll llld 0 tM propC>tOO IMlgnrnent fOl
Thl9 bu"'-II condUCted 0y I S.CUttty Pec:tllo Pf~ ~ o.ortbad .. tor I pertod Of b1y-M (41) ~ rtlfl Md l'f'Moo CIOlleo11on M Mt
COf'POf•tlon. Nttl0n9 ""* ~ \0 be: 230 C.cill "*-• '"-ltll U.. Mt'°' the llPet*'O OI orth In • report flied •"h lh•
EuropHn P9ft9 lnlnl. 8y· "°'*' Orllllam Coete ......, CaHfom&a. b ~ P 1 v _ • n t .. 0 n d • n d • .,., of ti\ D19trtot et tM omc.. Inc: Senior ll'\llt ()flloer T II. \Ind." I 0 n •d II or. y ... ,... .. flll Dlotttot, " ~ °""' Colla Peter J, Piper, Pree ......, 1. l'AN8 dleclalm• •II llelllllty tor ony ~..::= -:-./:: :::=, ~
TNt 1t•t9menl WM llled with IN ..._.., ._ ....... IMOlreofl-In Mid ett• oddrW n. p.y!l'Wlt bond lhll lie In IN NOTIOI • H1M8Y l'Uf'~
COullty °""' of Oranoe County on • ...,_ --. ......, °' Wier oommon daalgNtlon. rotM Ht forth In tll• contract tNt.,. Mid ,__.Oft flt !ti Julye. ttt2. .._-. laid .... • be midi w1tt1out Ila offloo ot uie 00111 \(111 '~' ._.. A-. calf• Illa l2'70't werra:nty. 1•pre11 or lmpllod. doCllYINtltl. 1nlt1f}' Oletrlot, 11 ,.,, Drive,
Publltlled Orange CoHt D•llr Tall (114) m.ti11• r901rdlnt tllle, pouH•lon, or ~ toerd f!Mf, lllillolft 417, m.y bl
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HtrW ll\lid., .._ Ati4, Colla~~ 411 l71tt Tr111t. Tiii lotel eMCNnt ~Mid~~_.,..,. doil'I fWlJC M)l1C( -.,:Odlul1•_,. • tilt " 100 t..~ \ Ot1t1•111, ..... .,,..., n••AMtt' M +------""""'-----1 ....... ""* -1•. II tT • oom • i;;oot• .... ••llM•t-.11 , ... OfllfOH 1nd UNIQUIL.Y ACO TIO -· --· • ~ t1t11 ..... iA..M:.:iuw .._ IWC>fn't, MN,......, . ....,, .... =:er· -cten Grove. Jonet L)'nn A1kln•~n. t 711 '!"I 'tliiriOiitie Noloe,, la ~ IMltfl. CA ftt4t;~ ni. lll!lr 111 o 1
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I U , f " I 0 R C 0 U A T 0 , "CTlTIOUI "'IMH PtBLIC NOTICE C~ IUtE ITAftMINT COUNTY M ~ Tt11 following peraon 11 doing ~~
100 Ctolk c...-Ort.. ·-· bullllllS -~ ..,.... • .... CKU88Y'S, 2233 Fa11~lew 7'0CMcC-WDr.W ...
Senta AN. CallfM1• a71t RoeO. Coste M .... CA 92628 P.O. h• -llA""'4QI! Of STEVEN A SHULMAN. 4002 ...... Ana. CA IZ1al
PETITIONER: .. ARRY ROSE '!, .. 70t,C'YS(al Lane. Sant• Al'a. CA ~~C.."::°'i:· .. cm*'c . RESPONDENT: YOLANDA ROSE "" • .. I.IC. (l'AllllLY LAW) Thlt bu11neu 11 conducted by en CAOll, CUlllll IMIURAMCll CAii ~Data lnd1Yl<luef IOCll!TY, INC., • Wl1eo"1l11
MOTlCE Sl9vetl Shulman c • r P o r • t I o 11 , W I I TI " N
YMI ...... "'°" ........ n.. _. Thie 111t_,1 wu flied 'ftllll the lllORTQAQI! CO"PO.-ATION, •
ni., deolde ....,._. ,... ...._.. County Clarlt ot Orenoe County on callfo.llla oorpareltoll. OC.I .. ._
rour beln9 heer4 wnllH ,.ou June 30. 1982 lllchMllro. -. ... ON.I
,........ wtthM IO .,.. "-If lfle ''ft.504 .... Ila I...... P11bllltl•d Ortl'g• Coall Dally MOTIC~ .... ~n;:,. ....
W )'Ml wtee; .. --tt1o Mwtoe .. Pliol, July 8, 15, 22, 29, IM2 Tiie _. Ml...._ ........ .. ....,_,In .. -cw.,.., 299M2 ........ ,;::'.,.. ....... -= .._ *' .. .,,..,...,".,... ,,_ Pllll.IC NOTICE ,_ ,........ wttNill so.,._ ..._. '°"°"" °' ........... ""'"'" ""~ ..... lie Med Oft ""'°' FICTITIOUS ....... If you wtli'I to Mok tf. 110v1ca ot
u..M lie ~•do 11 NA ... ITAro.NT an 11torney In thll melter, you
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BY FREDERICJl SCHOEMEHL or ... .,..,,... ....
Newport Beach-based AlrCal,
the dominant alr carrier in
Or ange County, has renewed
legal efforts to reeerve lta share
of flights from county
government..owned John Wayne
Airport.
Two legal actions were
initiated. In one, filed ln U.S.
Diatrict Court ln Los AngelK,
AlrCa1 demanded $100 million in
compensatory ~es from the
county over potential revenue
losaes.
AirCal. until JUne 1, controlled
an average of 23.5 of the 41 jet
departures permitted daily from
the airport.
Under an acceea plan adopted
by county supervisors, AlrCal's
flight guarantees are to be
graduaUr reduced over a two-
year penod. Under the flight re-
allocation formula, flights would
be made available to other
carriers either wanting to expand
or Initiate service to and from
Orange County.
ON THE A'M'ACK -Consumer advocate David Horowitz
protests cutbacks in Orange County's consumer affairs office
before the Board of Supervisors.
The feder'at court action, • T he aecond prong of the
airport officlala uJd, likely will AlrOll Jesal attack wu filed In
be considered Aua. 9 at a hearina Or&l'\i• County Superior Court.
on the controveraial alrpott ln that action, the carrier alleged
accesa lllue. the county v lolated the
At that hearing, Judge Terry California Environmental
Hatter la expected to review a Quality Act In adoplinl{ the
propoeed aettlement regarding a acc:e-plan.
previous lawsuit filed by Pacific ln the atate action, the carrier
Southweat Airllnea over the claimed that the county should
access luue. h red tronm tal Air-Cal haa been critical of the ave prepa an env en Impact roport before the plan manner In which the senlement was adopted. wu negotiated, clalmJng It was
not invited to participate in the County officials were not
ne1otiatlons. surprlled by the dual legal
.,.., .......... "~I( .....
TEMPER FLARES -Bruce Nestand~. chainnan of the
Board of Supervisors, criticizes Horowitz' televised protests
during heated meeting this mom.mg __ ·---·----------
Cuts spark shouting match San Onofre
testing -
seen soon
A neatedSlloufing match
erupted this morning as
television consumer cru sader
David Horowitz challenged the
Orange County Board of
Supervisors to reinstate funding
for a $225,000 consumer affairs
Pf"?iram.
Tempers flared and tongues
flapped after board chairman
Bruce Nestande chastised
H o row itz for recent
commentaries on the board's
action to disband the consumer
affairs office.
Horowitz interrupted
-mslandeto charge Nestande
with making a personal attack -
an interruption that caused
several other supervisors to JOin
in what became a verbal free-
for-all.
"I despi se this kind of
meeting," Nestande said after
tempers came under control.
"Hollywood hype" was the
way Supervisor Roger Stanton
characterized the Horowitz
entry into the consumer affairs
debaw.
Last Friday, m a 3-to-2 vote.
the board decided to disband the
program. Herow1~ au.ailed the
action in broadcasts Friday and
Wednesday night.
He also made statement•
cntical of the board action to
news reporters and returned to
N~tande a board resolution
commending him for his work on
behalf of consumers.
He reportedly kept the frame
in which the Orang~ County
board's document was delivered
and said he wy going to hang It
on the wall as a protest.
Nestande challenged Horowitz
to penrut him to come to NBC
studios In Burbank to refute the
commenta.
• • move angers c1t1es
Laguna, Newport eye fight of gas, oil probes
By PATRICK J . KENNEDY
MIM Diiiy ""°' Staff
Officials of Newport Beach
and Laguna Beach said today
that it wW be tough to stop
offshore oil drilling now that
lnterlor Secretary James Watt
has virtually opened the entire
U.S. coastline to oil and gas
exploration.
However. officials in both
cities say they'll consult with the
state attorney general's office to
seek ways to protect waters off
their cities' coasts from what
they say co u ld be
environme ntally damaging
ofbhore drilling.
Watt announced a plan
Wednesday that would offer-1
billion offshore acres in 41 sales
to be held from August of this
COUNTY
year through June 1987.
''We're greatly disturbed
because offshore drilling could
seve rel y damage the
enVlronment and tounst activity
m Laguna Beach," saitl Laguna
Mayor Sally Bellerue. ·
"The type of shore here is
rocky with environmentally
sensitive tidepools that are
difficult to protect from an oU
spill. Offshore drilling is
something everyone in town ls
concern ed with and united
against."
KeNleth Delino. assistant to
the city manager in Newport
Beac h , said Watt's "blanket
approval" of millions of acres of
offshore sales makes it difficult
to argue against drilling In
specific individual areas.
Dieting vs. nutrition
There's a difference between dieting and
nutrition, says a Costa Mesa woman who once
weighed 311 pounds and now wears a sire 12 dress.
Page Bl.
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BUSINESS
. Tighi money hurts economy~-
At leut one financial expert th1nka the Federal
Reterve'• tight-money 1tance la 1tranallng the nation'•
economy. Page C6.
I
"The way it's stru ctured
makes it harder to deal with
because he's opening up the.
whole coast and has defused
environmental consideration o(
each tract," Deli no said.
"Now we're in a guessing
game with thtl oil companies
because we don't know what
area they'll be bidding on and it
makes it difficult to mount
arguments based on specific
areas."
Delino claims the new policy
will make it easier for oil
companies to disregard local
opposition to offshore drilling.
Since Watt first proposed
9Cl'apping the old leasing plan
prepared by the Carter
administration, he has been
under attack from critics.
NATION
The U.S . Atomic aafety and
Licensing Appeal Board haa
rejected pleas to halt the full-
power operation of the Unit II
reactor at the San Onofre nuclear
power plant.
Wednesday'• action clears the
way for a full-power license to be
iasued while opponents of the
plant continue their appeal, aaid
David Barron, a spokesman for
Southern California Edison Co.,
which operates the plant.
He uid low-pOWer testing has
been conducted all along and will
continue.
In making its decision, the
appeal board held that
emergency medical preparations
at the plant In the event of
nuclear disaster were adequate.
The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory
Commission , whose authority
supersedes the licensing and
appeals board, is scheduled to
meet next wee k t o decide
whether to ratify the licensing
board's decision to grant lull·
power permits for San Onofre
Unit Il and a third reactor still
under construction.
Tam Carpenter , a
representative of the Alliance for
Survival in Orange County, said
that group and other anti-nuclear
activists have nearly exhausted
the NRC appeal process, and are
now pinning their hopes on the
courts to atop the San Onofre
nuclear power plant'• expansion.
actlon1. And they were not
pleased. •
An aide uld Supervisor
Thomae Ril ey was
"disappointed" by the latest
actions.
"We have tried to be helpful to
the Orange County firms. We
have bent over backwards. Now
they sue ua," said Ken Hall, who
handles airport related matters
for the supervlJor.
ln both cases. AirCaJ IS seelung
coun orders that would prohibit
the county from further
1 ' . .
enforcing the IKlCe9I plan now m
effect. '
tf thoee orders were illued, th4'
existing fllaht allocatfon1 of
AJrCal and the other five carrier-.
serving the airport presumabl)(
would be frozen until the mtt1i.
of the lawsuit• were decided.
ln the put, AlrCal offlciaU
have estimated that an lndividuaJ
daily departure ls worth about ti
million annually in paaaenge'
revenue.
ThP AirCal legal moves add
yet another chapter to the
(See AIRCAL, Pase A!)
Irvine liails
ramp meters
plan for 405
Rush-hour traffic along the
San Diego Freeway is expected
to move a little faster through
lrvine because of a state project
to install ramp meters.
For the next four months, state
Department of Transportation
''We want to
make freeway
efficient."
workers will put an meters at five
northbound onramp locations,
according to Cal trans engineer
Harvey Hopkins.
The effort to reduce
bottlenecks along the busy
freeway is part of pl a n
eventually to install meters on all
ramps in Orange County.
Irvine officials hailed the
project as a means of relieving
Cit)' street congestion during
peal< morning a n aTternoon
rush-hour periods.
''We're all for them," said
Public Works Director G . Brent
Muchow. "We want to make the
freeway efficient and get as
much traffic on it as possible.
"The m1 ·ters do improve the
flow on the freeways."
The S 160,000 Irvine area
pro,JeCt andudes the installation
of meteri. on the northbound
onramps at Irvine Center Drive,
Jeffrey Road, Culver Drive,
Jamboree and MacArthur
boulevards.
There will be some ramp and
freeway lane closures, although
work is scheduled for periods
when trafhc 1s lightest, HopkinB
said
He noted c.ar pool by~ Lanes
w1U be added to the westbound
onramp from Jeffrey Road, both
onramf)6 at Culver Drive and the
westbound onramp at Jambo~
Boulevard.
The southbound onramf)6 in
the Irvine area will have meters
b-y 1""9tt. s-rid Ca+trarH
spokeswoman Rosaline Velasco.
Schmitz secluded;
statement due
By DAVID KUTZMANN
Of !tie D.., ,.... SUit
Silence greeted news media
representatives gathered an front
of the Spyglass Hill home of state
Sen. John G . Schmitz as reaction
was awaited from the Newport
Beach politician m the wake of
disclosure that he allegedly
fathered two illegitimate
children.
A former aide, who said he
had been in touch with the
lawmaker in his seclusion, said
Wednhday Schmitz told him he
would com ment on the
controversy as soon as he had
resolved "family difficulties."
Schmitz has not been publicly
seen aince headlines began
appearing early this week.
following a juvenile co urt
hearing dealing with one of the
two childr en he allegedly
fathered out of wedlock.
With the exception of
Wednesday's statements to his
former employee, Schmitz has
maintained virtual silence on the
matter.
The legislator lives with his
wife Mary and several of his
children in Newport Beach. The
possible existence of a second
INDEX
family was disclosed Tuesday
when Carla Verne Stuck.le, 43. a
Republican party volunteer
worker, was unsuccessful in
winning back custody o f her
13-month-old son m court.
Orange County Superior c.oun
J\Jdge Wilham Murray ruled that
the infant would remain at the
:aunty's Albert Sitton Home
pending completion of an
investigation into injuries the
child suffered which required
~'Orrective sul"gery to his penis.
Another cou rt hearing is
scheduled for Au~. 6.
Murray said Schmitz had
called him last week and told him
he was the Cathei of the child.
On Wednesday. Miss Stuckle
claimed that Schmitz also was
the father of her 2-week-old
dau~hter.
Both children according to
birth records, were born a year
apart at St. Joseph Hospital in
Orange. The children are listed
under their mother's maiden
name. Schmitz' name appears on
both documents as the father.
although only the mother siped
the birth certificates.
(See SENATOR, Page AZ)
At Your Service A4 Ann Landers 82
Inna Bombed< B2 Movies 84-5 au.me. C6-7 Mutual Funds C6
c.automia A5 National N~ws A3
Cavabde 82 Public Notkes C8,D2·3
0..Wed Dl.00-6 Spo11a Cl..{
Comb 0 Dr.Stelnm>hn 82
~°"' 0 Stoek Marktta C7
Deetb Notkes C8 TeleviliOQ C8
Editorial A8 ~= 84-5
F.ntertalnment 84-5 A2
Hutwope 82 World Newa A3
SPORTS
1
L°R15" . n.. San Dl990 ere.k channel ta an appropriaie peth for & ma.
t:l UM ln~ · IMnt, 1 lfftUll ha\11 dtddild.
embers of the city Plannlfll
Comm111ton have enaor.d the
c}\annel u the preferred location
for rat.ed trackl ot future tranait
une.. probably catryina llaht rau ctda.
~Ahe commlaaloners had
q'4ttUoned a ;xear ago whether
the route, Included In the seneral
pl an, waa really the beat
alwrnative for the city.
The plan calla for the line to run from the Newport Freeway alOna Barranca Parkway to the
creek channel, where it would
f~Uow the old water::lJ. to I.Mlle Center and, event y, a
planned train-bus station just ,
Comml11loner1, however,
noced that the line mlaht better .w Chi eiammunlty 11 lt ran
~ Main Stnet ra1htr than
Satranca. TM Main Street route
hu t;een Ngelted by Oranae
Coun1)' TnNtt Dlltrtet ~ who •re 1tud yina po11tbl1
all1nment1 fol" a countywlde
mail transit 1ystem.
That route would more eaally
connect with a apur al9na
MacArthur Boulevard, leadlna to
John Wayne Airport and beyond
throu1h the h11hly populated
Irvine Bu.ainea Center.
The line, ~ to county
plans, would 1top at ""MacArthur
and Briatol. Cornmt.ionera 18.id it
1hould be extended to link
directly with UC Irvine.
Other recent acts by the d ty,
however, have d 1mon1ua iecs
chat erwu.rtns rt110n1ble Vafflc now alona fr.waya 1t1ll lakal precedence over mu1 trana!t.
County plannau have
announced that environmental
1tudle1 and analyaee of t.h" mus
tranalt rout.ft may be delayed lix
months to a )'Ml' btclu.. of a
deciiJon by the ()ranp County
Trantport.atton Commlulon to
con1lder the po11iblllty of
widening the Santa Ana
Freew~y to a "full atandard"
el1ht lanes.
E:xperu aay a freeway ot that
alae could be expanded even
further, u1ing re1triping
methodl, to 10 lanes -five each
way. The freeway currently has
aix lanes.
The freeway widening iJ pan
of the same package of proposed
transportation improvements as
th• m111 \iaNh •nwm. 'tbua,
extend ed Um• to \uily t h•
ftMway a1lo wUl a&OW ~
for m.ue tr&nllt. offlNll uy.
Th• 1u11•1tlon to eximlne
waya of wldenlnt tho freeway to
10 lanes wu ri\ade by Irvine
offlctall durlna countywldt
*hntc.l mMUJ\p to di9cUll the
tranaportatlon lmprovemc1nt1.
Tranalt plannera initially
claimed a "•tarter line" could be
complet.ed by 1988. The delay
probably , would aet It back to
1989, at the earliest, plannent aay.
No dedllont hfve yet been
made by the co unt y
Transportation Commlulon on
the ICOJ>t' of freeway widening or
tran1it linea. Environmental
atudles and alternativee analyaes
probably won't be ready tor
decision makent until late 1983 or
early 1984, aald Beverl y
Kenefick, alde to the cornmilawn.
..
Teachers reprimanded for TV critic!sm
•The Coa.9~ Commun.tty College
h"5 mailed notices of reprimand td 67 Orange Coast and Golden
West College instructors who
sijlned a le tte r criticizin~ the
t"levision courses offered by a
slater school, Fountain Valley-
bued Coastline College.
, The reprimands, ordered last
w.eek by the district's Board of
T.11ustees, have prompted an
aI)lloClncement by the American
Fe<ieration of Teachers,
repr esenting full -time
instructors, that the group will
Hle a grievance accusing the
~ct of an academic freedom
viol;ition.
'District spokesman Rlchard
Simon said lhe reprimands were
designed to exprem the "trUsteft"
disapproval of the manner in
which instructors took their
criticisms about telecourses to
education officials oustside lhe
district.
The telecourse letter was
mailed in March to top officials at
state and priv ate four-year
colle~es throughout California.
The ·letter questioned whether
television courses are equivalent
to classroom instruction in the
same subject. even though both
types of classes receive the same
number of credits.
The· 1etter prompted inquiries
Crom officials in the University of
California and California State
University systems as well as
from other tnstttut tons. The
district hu ruponded by
preparll\8 and malling. lengthy
telecourae guidebook to tt)ose
who received the inatructors'
letter.
Aocordi!ll to Slmon, the four
Oran ge Coast professors who
a u thored the telecourae letter
have received letters of
reprimand that will be kept in
their personnel files for three
years. He said these reprimands
"leave the door open" to further
dilctpllnary action.
One-year reprimand letters
were sent to 63 other teachers
whose names were included on a
list malled ~ith the original
telecourse letter.
~\
i : •'" Continued stol'ies
I .._· ------------------------------
Simon said the one-year
reprimands are a "cea1e and
desist" order, directing the
instructors not to go outside
district channels with complaints
about television courses.
The district spokesman said
the adminjstration believes the
teachers violated the rules of
academic freedom and
responsibility by taking their
complaints to outside educators. ! ~IRCAI.; PETITION ...
discrtmmatmg against certain
carriers by not establishing
policies to permit new entrants to
the airport. At that time, only
AirCal and then-Hughes Airwest
served Orange County. AirCal
possessed 27 flights daily,
Airwest 14.
But Phillis Basile, president of
the local American Federation of
Teachers chapter, said it is the
district that is violating academic:
fr eedo m guidelines by
dltempllng to restrict teachers
from speaking about education
issues.
I -
lengthy saga involving J ohn
Wayne Airport access.
It was more than three years
ago when federal officials
claimed that the county was
F ire m en battling
aze in forest
Tbe A11oclated Press
Air tankers and more than 200
firefighters were battling a
70Jl-acre brushfire in the
Klamath National Forest near
the Oregon border torlay while
oU)ers attacked a 150-acre brush
and timber fire m the Mendocino
Hills, officials said.
The county liiitially permitted
Frontier Airlines and Western
Airlines to begin Orange County
service with two flights daily
each. Those flights were created
by reducing allocationa of AUCal
and the Airw~st successor,
Republic Airlines.
Last year, th e cou nt y
permitted PSA to enter tht-
rnarket. also with two flights.
"We're not talking about a
private business," she said. ''Ttus
3cr pubhc1~
by tax dollars "
Mrs. Basile said the teachers'
group filed a similar academic
freedom grievance after the
distnct allegedJy threatened to
sue the four authors of the
telecourse letter.
She said an arbitration hearing
un that matter will take place in
:::ieptember
Mrs. Basile also criticized the
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Au attn 99 79
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BfownS\'tle 96 74
ButtM> 81 57
BuflinQton 7S 60
C81091' 100 71
Chlr~n SC 99 79
Chltllln WV ea 66
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~ 92 59
Chlcego S7 73 2.04
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COlumbua 93 65
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0.trOl1 83 83
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Mont9'ey 6" 52
Milweult• 78 e5 I 59
Mpi..$1.P 83 87 ,..~ 91 12 oe ,.._ OrlMna 90 73 91
,.._ Yor11 83 97
NMdlff 111
Oakland 72 56
Paao Roblff 102 S3 A.cl Blurt 98 ae
Reawood City 72 56 Sacram.nlo 93 59
Sattnu 87 48
San Diego 83 70
San Franoltco eo 53
Santa lfarowa 78 57
Santa Marta 70
Stoc:llton lie
Th«mal IOI
Barstow IOI 77
Big S.at S5 51
Blahop " 57
Catlllna 7t '2 Long 8"dl ., ..
Monl'ovl.I 103 t2
Mt. Wlllon .. 17 =:'Beecfl 76 N Ill 17
Pllm~ 109 '2
P...otM .. f1 Ben lamltdino 105 ..
Ben JoM 12 ae
Norfolk 82 ae
No. Platt• 114 aa Oleta City lie 73 . 02
Omah• 87 es Orlando 92 74 .02
Phlladphla 93 83 ~ 108 99
PtttlburQh e 1 55
Piiand. M. 79 91 12
Piiand, Or• 76 52 Prcwtdenee 75 82 .25
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reprimanda during the summer,
wnen many instructors are away
on vacation or are eng~<.'d In
work or stu.dtea outside the
district.
Roosevelt's
son endorses
Pete Wilson
SACRAMENTO (AP )
James Roolevelt, oldest aon of
former President Franklin D.
Roo5evelt. endorsed Republican
Pete Wilson for U.S . Senator
today. Wilson released lhe names
of 99 other Democrats who he
said had endorsed him.
Rooaevelt, 72, of Newport
!teach , w ho allo backed Republican Ronald Reagan for
governor and ~ent, aald at a
news conference Jtlat he was
endorsing Wilson with some
reluctance.
He said he had been a "great
friend" of former Democratic
Gov. Edmund G . ''Pat" Brown,
father of Gov. Edmund Brown
Jr .. Wilaon 's Democratic
opponent.
"I have great regard for him
(Pat Brown). but the record of
his son is something else agam,"
said Roosevelt, a former six-term
Democratic congressman and
uns uccessful candidate for
governor against Earl Warren.
--i-mmK-Jerry Brown lost me
when he sa1d he is for 'small lS
beautiful,'" Roosevelt said
"'That is impos&ble for the State
of Califorrua. W e will never solve
our unemployment problem with
that ph1I010phy."
R oosevelt also endor sed
W ilson's position on Social
Security. Wilson has suggested
workers under 45 might pay
lower taxes and re<:eive lower
benefits, while t'hose over 45
would contin ue under the
present plan. The system's deficit
would be made up by general tax
revenues.
Wilson said that would aJlow
younger workers to use Social
Security as a basic retirement
"cushion" while arranging for
,supplemental m come through
private retirement plans. Wilson
said he was not advocating
making Social Security
voluntary, rather than
compulsory, for younger
workers. •
R006evelt, who said he was
working in the White House
when Social Sec-urity was
adopted. said 1t was never
intended as a \etal reurement
plan.
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FAMILY MEMBER -Jerry Schmitz, a 10n of state Sen.
John G. Sclunltz, talks to newamen Wedne9day at door of the
aenator •s Ne wport Beach home. Senator Schmit z baa
remained in lleclusion and has made no public commen t since
the latest tum 1n his controversial public career came to ligh t
earlier this week .
From f'.'age A 1
SENATOR SCHMITZ . • •
Mary Kay Schmitz., the GOP
lawmaker's 20-year-old
daughter, said Wednesday the
family In Newport Beach first
thought ft was a j>ke when it
was reported that Schmitz was
the father of the baby boy.
Later, the family became
shocked when lhere were new
revelations that he was also
possibly the father of the
:t-week-otd girl.
"It was a shock to everyone,"
Mary Ka y said outside the
family's Spyglass Hill home.
Miss Schmitz said she had
known Miss Stuckle through her
vo I u n tee r wor k with the
Republican Party. She said she
also knew the woman had two
young children.
But she said it was a jolt to
learn that her father was also
supposed to be the father of the
Tustin woman's two children.
"We just thought it was a
media prank at fint," she said. "I
still think it's a prank."
• seminar
slated in i' lrviD.e
Identifying stress and
learning effective ways to
deal with it is focus of a free
workshop Aug. ·12 in Irvine'•
University Community Park
Clubhouse.
The workshop, called
"Personal Stress
Management," Is sponsored
• About 900 swimmers
representing 110 swim clubs
are 11et to converge on Irvine's
Heritage Park Aquatics
Complex Aug. 12 for the
Older Junior Olympic•
swimming competition.
Partidpa.nta represent "the
cream of the crop" of
Southern California
swim.men between 13 and 18,
according to L ar r y
B e idler,bead coac b for
by the Family Services Urut
of the city'• Community
Services Department.
Jane Tabmaa of Problem
Talk Shop will conduct the
seminar, whlch ls a:heduled
from 7:30 to 9 p.m.
To register, call 754-3814
before Aug. 6.
Cypre11 Aqaat1c1. co-bo1t I
with Novaquatics of Irvine .
for the event.
The competition will
determine the best swim
teams a n d swimmers in
Southern California.
Admission is 75 centa.
The Junior Olympic
Championahlp ia a stepping-
stone for young California
swimmers hoping to make the
United States Olympic team
in 1984 or 1988, Beidler aald.
BRIDAL SETS
MAKE A BRILLIANT DECISION .
ror a dty with • national
tatlon for lta careful land u.. . J>laruUna, Im~ hu embuked on
, m unU1ual coww with itl new
Home Improvement Center on
Culver and Irvine Center drlves.
• The City Council had
~ the r.ontna tor the retail
rnt•r for specialty usea that
·P.'rtaln to do-It-yourself shops,
nunerlel end the Uke. Then Irvine
Company off lciala asked this pprtna that the center be allowed a
• restri~ted clientele.
The COW1dl Jut month agreed
that uP-to 49 percent of the
center a floor apace could be
eornmf tted to other kinds of atores
or offices. And ~lte protesta
~ .Jrom .neiahbora lnJ)eerf ield,
council ~ ruled liquor and
oonve(ltence stores co,uld be
allowed If they pass a Planning
Commlaaion uae permit review.
Clearly, cities have
~ompelling reasons today to
encourage commercial
development, even if it means
making last-minute compromises.
In Irvine, for example, sales tax ls
..
the lar1eat 1ln1le 1ource of
municipal revenue. And offlclall
are well aware of the common
complaint that the community
lack.a enoumi retail eervlces.
But d\ere i1 another i11ue
here that n eed1 examination.
Councilman Blll Vardoulh
articulated the polnt durln1 3
recent meeting by ct.iming that
the large-scale modification•
would da.ma&e the clty'a "r.ontng
integrity." .
VatdoWit had ar1Ued aaatnat
the liquor and c:on~enee 1tore1,
a poaitlon taken by members of
the Deerfield Community
Allociatlon, who objected to late-
n1ght traffic on· their street.a.
Modif~ the character of a
shopping center may, fn many
caaes, prove to be a harmless move
that better accommodates
economic realities. But when
residents and neiahbors object, it
seems prudent for a community to
proceed on the side of caution.
Otherwbe. the precedent is 1et for
more drastic and leas public-
splrited changes in the future:
Cuts spark controversy
What was e~ to be a
'quiet final year of a three-year
contract in the Saddleback
Community College District has
flared into a bitter controversy,
largely btlcau.e ot state funding
cuts.
Trustees enraged some
Instructors recently by rescinding
a 10-percent pay raise scheduled
for 1982-83, citing state funding
cuts to community colleges aa the
RalOfl,
At issue i.s a clause in the
contract allowing trustees to
.suspend a pay raise if there is
inadequate state funding.
Instructors say the trustees
have violated the cla~ by not
giving first priority to the
ICheduled pay hikes. Instead, the
teachers charge, trustees have
spent money Improving ana
eJtpanding fadlltiea in Irvine and
Mimon \Tiejo.
The offi:fal reaction of ..the
a.odatian was to file a grievance
with the achool board and to file
an Wlfair labor practice charge
with the state Public Employees
Relations Board.
But some teachel"9 say their
peraonal re&Qtlon la a feeling of
betrayal.
Ihe acbool board ev~ the
pay suspen1ion clau1e 'bf the
contract following the
announcement of the state
Legislature's recently adopted
budget, which cuts about '30
million from funding for the
state's 70 community colleges.
IC trustees reject the loca1
grievance and stay with their
decision, the 1tate •board will
schedule court•like hearings and
make a binding ruling on the
i,s.,ue. The ruling can be appealed
in court, but PERB rulings usually
are upheld.
Realizing both the financial
hard times facing public education
and the Scheduled pay hikes, it
ap~ the best~ution would be
a negotiated comprom19e. A full.
blown state heartng and pouible
court appeal could further inflame
smoldering bitterness.
A comprom.i.le suitable to both
s ides could smoothJ:uffled
emotions and rekindle lfe past
spirit of cooperation and
teamwork enjoyed by the trustees
and instructors.
Cri~e prevention lesson
Irvine residents have been
given fair warning. Areas where
both husband and wife work all
day are prime targets for burglars.
That was what Mike
McCai:thy told citizens at a
·seminar in Turtle Rock last week.
He ought to know . Theft,
including burglary, was his
profeaion for. 20 years.
Beautiful, green-belted,
seemingly aecure Irvine certainly
qualifies as choice pickings for
criminals who ply McCarthy's
former trade. The dty has lots of
households where everybody is
gone all day at work.
IrVine iSn't lmmune to crime.
Unle11 1 Uong preventive
measures are-taken, ~ will
increue.
& more and more people flee
bit city crime by moving to
pe~pheral areu, more and more
crtnUna1a follow.
There•a nothing left to steal in
Watts, Inglewood and East Los
Angeles, McCarthy' said. But,
there's plenty to take in places like
Irvine.
The city has at least 100
burglaries each month, most of
them in homes in broad dayliaht.
In March. for example, 60
homes were burglarized compamd
with burglaries of 28 busineaes
and 12 vehicles.
Tap community resources,
said McCarthy. Plan now to
thwart burglars before crime
really steamrolls into Irvine.
More burglaries could be
prevented, McCarthy said, if more
people took it seriously and
reallied it could happen to them.
It's tlme for Irvine residenta
to get serious.
Take McCarthy's advice.
Start a good community watch
program and get active. Learn
how to prevent crime and do
l!IOmething about it.
~ _L.M. -Boyd-I Age and politics
The U.S . Constitution decrees
nobody can be a U.S. senator until age
30. When that waa written, life
expectancy w.1 onl?: about 30. Half
tht peopfe wouldn t ewn live that
laNr. Some fine minds wanted the age
Unit Ml hf.Pr. ~trl arl'Ued it
couldn't be set too much higher.
rthere wouldn't be enou1h Uvina
candidates ln the elder bracket.a to
~ the ~ 1UUJdeai cho6ca.
Approxlrnately 1.800 northemen
move eouth to the Sun Belt every day
-ln hope of aettlnl a new criP on Ute. .
Q. W• abOrtiori ~ lepl Ill over
thll country?
A. Urttil 100 yean •• yea.
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WASHINGTON -Some of the
nation's most sensitive security
doc;umenta are eo looeely guarded that
one of my reporters has been able to
walk in off the streets and pick them up.
But let aomething tawdry occur, and,
our elected leaders will pull up the
coven. They'll invoke national leCUrity
and reech for the secrecy stamp in an
attempt to cover up the embarra9ment.
They won't hesitate to uae the aecrecy
stamp to cenaor the news. Yet they are
much less vigilant when it c0mes to
protecting the real secrets that could
affect the nation's safety.
THE WRITE HOUSE, for example, is
the nerve center of the entire federal
government. High fences, patrolled by
armed men and sophisticated electronic
devices, keep out intruders. Planes are
forbidden to fly overhNd.
Detailed pt.ans of the White House
electrical, sewer and shelter ayatema
could provide invaluable Information for
spies. It would be like the Central
Intelligence Agency getting ita hands on
e~eers· drawings of the Kremlin.
aome of these-llital documents
have been literally lying around in non-
secure offices inside the General
Servic.es AdminlatraUon. They are
Intended for the use of private
contractors who work on White House
projects, but anyone who looks as if he
knows that he'a doing can examine
them. and even walk away with copies.
My a.ocS.ate Dale Van Atta, dressed in
cowboy boOta, corduroy pants and non-
matching jackei. viaited the GSA one
swmy day and browsed around the area
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where the9e oontracton' documents are
kept. 'There were no 18CU.rity guards.
Nobody aha.llenged hbn.
He had prevtously obtained a copy of
an architect's drawing of the White
Houae "underground utilities," stamped
"For Official Use." He abo got a copy of
an unclassified map titled "White House
Grounds," showing the various ducts,
conduita and manholes installed under
the lawns and driveways around the
executive mansion.
But ~ real JMYdii t was locatl!d tn m
unlocked file-cabinet drawer clearly
labeled aa containing White House
material. It was a 19-s~ collection of
overslz.ed architectural drawings. which
Van Atta spread out on top of the
cabinet to study. No one questioned him;
in fact, one government worker offered
to Xerox the material for him.
"Primary Electrical Systems and
Shelter Improvements" was the title on
the first pase, which was a detailed map
of the White House sewer and electrical
systems. It has the appearance of an
aerial photo of the White House taken
with an X-ray camera. .
EXACT LOCATIONS and distances
were neatly noted on the map -the
protective fences, the red ash tree, the
60-foot burr oak, guardhouses, dralns,
electrical conduits. high-water alarm
systems, e'l{erything.
The 18 following pages included
schematic drawings titled Power Line
One DiagJwns; East Vault and Shelter
Power System Control and
Instrumentation; Mansion Vault and
West Wing Vault Power Systems
Control and Instrumentation; Electrical
Site Plan; Plans -East Vault, Shelter
and Dabo Processil'lg Room; Plant -
Mansion Vault, "We.st ~mg-Vault.
Footnote: The Secret Service was
appalled at Van Atta's easy access to the White Howie plans, and assured us the
problem will be corrected
Note of appreciation for Jerr,y Brown
To the' F.d.itor:
1 get tired of reading F.arl Waters'
lnaipld, abualve tirades against Jerry
Brown in the editorial pages of the Dally
Pilot. What vendetta does Mr. Waters
carry against Gov. Brown? •
Califom.la has pro9pered d\llini Jerry
Brown '1 tenure as governor of
MAILBOX
Callfornia. Indeed. CalifornJa ranlu
among the best of the states in economic
vitality. Gov. Brown la one of the few
major polltidanl who baa been able to
meld a balance between economic
strength. integration of minoritiea and
women into our IOCial structure, and a
concern for environmental valuea that
are Important to many people. Aho, his
efforts to improve the quality of
education for our children, and hls
abWty to carry out the will of the people
are commendable attributes ln any
politician.
Flaky, Mr. Waters? Proaperity-
Repre.entatton-Equa.llty-.Education-En-
vlronment-F.conomy. The.e are 1oal.s
that we tee achieved by Jetty Brown.
We need Jerry Brown ln Wuhington u
our senator. I hope that his suoce.or u
governor wW do aa good a job u he baa
done for the dth:ena of California.
JAN n VANDERSLOOI', MD
Seniors neglected
seniors who live on fixed incomes such as
Social Security, SSl and small pensions,
etc.
The recent general plan which took
years to complete had many volunteer
citizens who spent countless hours
working on it for the benefit of Laguna
Beach. Among other things its
committees recommended the use of
city-owned land for affordable housing
and a day care center. To date all city
co uncl\a have ignored the
recommendatlona.
ALAN E. ADAMS
Dump lees hurt
To the F.ditor:
With reprd to the fees that (ll"e going
to be charged at the dump: I'm a
commercial U9er of the dump doing tree
aervice work that involves quite a few
trips to the dump.
U I have to get charged at the Clump
that means I have to charge additJOnal
fees to the people who employ me.
It seema ridiculous that Orange
County, one of the richest counties In the
nation, can't afford to have a Cree dump.
la this the reaction of the supervisors to
Proposition 13?
STEVE STROMBERG
Speed bay action
this dangerous and environment.ally
degrading condition caUled by the lack
of long overdue care. We hope it will not
take a tragedy in the silt-loaded back bay
to alert these agencies to the dangerous
and non-beneficial conditions that now
exist there.
THE TAXPAYER has paid for wtuit
has developed into a "white elephant"
and is running out of patience due to the
procrastination. confusion and lack of
attention to the problem that exists in
the upper Newport bay area.
The present silt removal work recently
started in the extreme back bay is a small
step in the restoration process, but only
that. Assemblywoman Bergeson and
Mayor Jackie Heather are to be
commended for lhei& diligence and effort
in getting this initial step started. A
continuous and strong full-blown attack
on this problem is the only thing that
will save the upper bay, whoee life is
alowly ebbing away.
If the ~ agencies are at all
concerned with saving one of our state's
outstanding environmental asteta which
Mother Nature ao generously
bequeathed to the people of Orange
County, then they had better expedite
the development of an ongoing workable
restoration plan, which ao far baa not
surfaced.
Gun control
To 1he Editor;
E.P. BENSON
I know I speak for many citizena of the
at.ate when f compliment the Dally Pilot
and especially political cartoonist
Oliphant for the fine cartoon on the July
115 editorial pace. I
'The sun control initiative la truly •
threat to our rlahta under the
Constitution and to our ablllty to defend
ouuelvea and our famJUea. It la retr.b1na to .. ln the media aadl a
Ume1y reminder of American valua
Wll..LIAM ANDERSON
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:Watt's o1fsiQ~e move angers Newpor-
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By PATRICK J. KENNEDY OftMDlllr,... .....
Offlc:ial1 of Newport Beach
and Lquna Beach aaid today
that it· will be tou1h to atop
offshore oll drllUna now that
Interior Secretary James Watt · hu virtually opened the entire
U.S. coastline to oil and gas
exploration.
However, offlclala in both dtlee My they'll consul\ wtth the
state attorney general's oft1ce to
seek ways to protect waters off
• ·n.eir ciiiea' couta from .what
they say could be1
:ftep~imands
~f.ollow
:TV protest
The Coast Community College
has mailed notices of reprimand
to 67 Orange Coast and Golden
West College instruct.ors who
si2ned a letter criticizin2 the
television courses offered by a
sister school. Fountain Valley-
based Coastline College.
The repnrnands, ordered last
week by the district's Board of
Trustees, have prompted an
announcement by the American
Federation of Teachers,
represent i ng full -tam e
inst.ructocs. that the group will
file a grievance accusing the'
district of an academic freedom
violation.
environmentally damaalng
offshore drllllns.
Watt annpunced a plan
Wednetday that would ofter 1
billion offshore acres ln 41 aalea
to be held from Auguat of this
year throuCh June 1987.
"We're greatly disturbed
becauae offahore drilling oould
severely. damage the
environment and tourist activity
in Laguna Beach.'' aaid Laguna
Mayor Sally Bellerue.
. 'The type of shore here ls
rocky witn environm~ntally
senaltive tidepools that are
ditflcult to protect from an oil environmental CONllderatJon of
aplll . Offahore drillina ia each trac\," DeUno aald.
aomethlng everyone in town ii 1'Now we're in a 1ue11lnc
concerned with and united game with the oil companlea
aaalnat." because we don't know what
Kenneth Dellno, aaistant to area they'll be blddlna on and It
the city manager in Newport makea It difficult to mount
Beach. said Watt'• "blanket argument• baaed on specific
approval" of millions of acres of • attaa."
offshore aales makes it difflcu.lt Delino claims the new policy
to argue a1ain1t drilling ln w ill make It easier for oil
specific individual areas. companies to disregard local
:·The way lt'a structured op~n to offshore drilling.
makes It harder to deal with Since Watt ftrat proposed
because he's opening up the tCTapplng the old leasing plan
whole coast and has defused prepared by the Carter
admlnlttratlon, he haa been
under attack from critics who
charaed that his plan wu too
ambftJoua and would jeopardiz.e
en~lronmcmtally fragile coastal
areas.
De1plte the outcry. Watt
refused to back down from the
major thrust of hia April 1981
r.roposal -makin~ entire
'planning areas" available for
leasing. In the past, leases have
covered about 2 million acres
each, but a planning area covers
about 133 l!rllllon acres.
Critics said such are¥ were too
.
Larae to make proper A1111e9111letltf
of the potential hann to marlnt
life and would result In leulnt
envu'O~ntally 1enJltive tracta.;
But Wan, In approving thf
plan, aaid the country'• offahorf
leasing pro1ram had an
"excellent environmental anci
safety record. New leasing will
be carried out under rigoroui
environmental controla to ensuri
that the record will continue and
be enhanced."
Watt aaad the plan was aimed
at revening \he decline ln energy
production from offshore areas.
Israel
attacks
enclave
BEIRUT. Lebanon (AP)
Israeli jets divebombed Vasser
Arafat's PLO enclave in west
Beirut today and other Israeli
forces attacked guerrilla and
Syrian positions along the entire
cease-fire line in eastern
Lebanon
The Israeli attacks followed
the ambush-killing of five Israeli
soldiers Wednesday
District spokesman Richard
Simon said the reprimands were
designed to express the trustees'
disapprovaJ of the manner an
which instructors' took their
criticisms about telecourses to
education officials oustside the
diatrict.
ON THE ATTACK -Consumer advocate David Horowitz
protes1s cutbacks in Orange County's consumer affairs office
before the Board of Supe~rs.
o.1tJ NM Pflotee 11J Ndlerd KoeflW
TEMPER FLARES -· Bruce Nestande, chairman of the
Board of Supervisors, critidU!S Horowitz' televised protests
during heated meeting this morning.
It wai; the worst fighting since
a U.S.-spon.sored cease-fire was
declared 12 days ago and was
ordered at an Israeli Cabinet
meeting Israeli leaders have
grown impatient with U .S .
efforts to get the Palestine
Liberation Organization's
estimated 8.000 guerrillas out of
Lebanon and find a country to
accept them.
The PLO's Voice of Palestine
radio said Israeli warplanes were
bombing and strafin1 Syrian
forces in eaat Lebanon's Bekaa
Vallf y. about 20 miles east of
Beirut. Israeli military officials
said the truce line m the valley is
29-3().. mile& ~ -th.a-. Ul8
Synans and guemllas repeatedly
violated Lhe truce.
The telecourse letter was
mailed in March to top officials at
state and private (our-year
collegea throughout California.
The letter quat.ioned whether
television counes are equivalent
to classroom instn.action in the
same subject, even thouah both
types of classes receive the same
number of credits.
Shouting match erupts over cutbacks
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The letter prompted inquiries
from officials in the University of
California and California State
Unive~ity system1 as well as
from other institutions. The
district has responded by
preparing and malling a lengthy
telecourse &Uidebook to those
who received the instructors'
letter.
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eru pt-ed this morning as
television consumer crusader
David Horowitz challenged the
Orange County B~ard of
Supervi3ors to reinstate funding
for a $225,000 consumer affairs
P~·
Tempers flared and tongues
flapped after board chairman
Bruce Nestande chastised
Horowitz for recent
commentaries on the boarcrs-
action to disband the consumer
affairs office.
Horowitz interrupted
Nestarrde to charee Nestande
with making a penon.al attack -
an interruption that caused
several other supervisors to join
m what became a verbal free-
for-all.
"I despise this kind of
meeting," Nestande said after
tempers came under control
"Hollywooonype was ttre'
way Supe1 vi:lor Rogtrr Stanton
~haracterized the Horowitz
entry into the consumer affairs
debate.
.Last Friday, in a 3-to-2 vote,
the board decided to disband the
program. Horowitt assailed the
action in broadcasts Friday and
Wednesday night.
He also made statements
critical of the board action to
news reporters and returned to
~mdl! a boa1d resoltttion
cornmendmg him for hill work on
behalf of consumers.
He reportedly kept the frame
an which the Orange County
board's document wu delivered
and said he was going to hang 1t
on the wall as a protest.
Nestande challenged Horowitz
to permit him to come t.o NBC
studios ln Burbank to rebut the
comments.
Ex-deputy's
kidnapping
ruling upheld
According to Simon, the four
Orange Coast profesaors who
authored the telecourse letter
have received letters of
reprimand that wUl be kept in
their peraonnel files for three
years. He said these reprimands
"leave the door open" to Curther
disciplinary action.
AirCal launches fight for air routes
The kidnapping and felony
false imprisorunent convictions of
a former Orange County
S heriff's Department deputy
who admitted detaining women
while on nighttime patrols have
been upheld by a state appeals
court.
One-year reprimand letters
were sent to 63 other teachers
whose names were included on a
hst maaJed with the orig}nal
telecourse letter.
Simon said the one-year
reprimands are a "cease and
desist" order, directing the
instructors not t6 go outside
district channels with complaints
about television courses.
The district spokesman s.aid
the administration believes the
teachers violated the rules of
academic freedom and
responsibility by taking their
complaints to outside educators.
But Phillis Basile, president of
the local American Federation of
Teachers chapter, said it ls the
district that is violating academic
freedom guidelines by
attemptin2 to restrict teechere
(See REPRIMANDS. Pase Al)
COUNTY
By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL Ofltle DellJ Piiot llaf'
Newport Beach-based AirCal.
the dominant air carrier in
Orange County, has renewed
legal efforts t.o reserve its share
of flights from county
government-owned John Wayne
Airport.
Two leg a 1 actions were
initiated. In one, filed in U S.
District Court in Los Angeles,
AirCal demanded $100 million m
compensatory damages from the
county over potential revenue
losses.
AirCal, until June 1. controllPd
an average of 23.5 of the 41 jet
departures permitted daily from
the airport.
Under an access plan adopted
by county supervisors, Ai.rCal's
flight guarantees are to be
gradually reduced over a two-
year period. Under the flight re-
allocation formula, flights would
be made available to other
carriers either wanting to expand
Dieting vs. nutrition
There's a difference between dieting and
nutrition, says a Costa Mesa woman who once
weighed 311 pounds and now wears a size 12 drea.
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Tighi money hurts economy? .
At least one finandal expert think.a the Federal
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or initiate service t.o and from
Orange County.
The federal court action.
airport officials said, likely will
be considered Aug. 9 at a hearing
on the controversial airport
access issue.
At that hearing. Judge Terry
Hatter is expected to review a
California Environmental
Quality Act in adopting the
access plan.
ln the state act.ion, the carrier
claimed that the county should
have prepared an environmental
impact roport before the plan
was adopted.
CounLy officials were not
"We have bent over backwards.
Now they sue us."
proposed settlement regarding a
previous lawsuit filed by Pacific
Southwest Airlines over the
access issue.
AirCal has been critical of the
manner In which the settlement
was negotiated, claiming it was
not invited to participate in the
negotiations.
The second prong of the
AlrCal legal attack was filed in
Orange County Superior Court.
In that action. the carrier alleged
the county violated the
NATION
surprised by the dual legal
actions. And they were not
pleased.
An aide said Supervisor
Thomas Riley was
"d isappointed'' by the latest
actions.
"We have tried to be helpful to
the Orange County firms. We
have bent over backwards. Now
they sue us," said Ken Hall, who
handles airport related matters
for ttie supervisor.
ln both cases. AlrCal is seeking
DALLAs (AP) -A man wearing a bllick cape
and motorcycle helmet crawled over the edp of the
obeervation deck of the 700·foot Reunion Tower today
and threw down paper airplanea beartna ~
wpig people to help crippled clilldren and tho needy.
Let 'em eat crab
A group of congressmen will be fed a crab dish
p~red from food tossed out by a supermarket to call
attention to food waste in the United Statee. P•p A!>.
-Reasan blocks rail strlke-----
WASHINOTON (AP)~ President ReUah-aiped
an executive order today blocking a strike ~atehed
Friday againat mo1t of the nation'• ~ f~h&.
rallroada by 85,000 workera cov~red by the United
Tranaportation Union.
. Medtly lound in LA
LOS AHG~AP) -A Md~ friitt ny. the llCOW'P ot om.la ~tun Jul~._..
found lD a ~ tree iii mi Urblirimd rlllicleUal
netahborhood near Hancock Park.
court orders that would prohibit
the county from further
enforcing the access plan now in
effect
If those orders we.re issued, the
existing flight allocations of
AlrCal and the other five carriers
serving the airport presumably
would be frozen until the merits
of the lawsuits were decided.
In the past, Airt:al officials
have estimated that an individual
daily departure is worth about $2
million annually in passenger
revenue.
The AirCaJ legal moves add
yet another chapter to the
lengthy saga involving John
Wayne Airport access.
It was more than three years
ago when federal officials
claimed tha-i the county was
discriminating against certain
carriers by not establishing
policies to permit new entrants to
the airport. At that time, only
AirCal and then-Hughes Airwest
(See AIRCAL. Pase AZ)
INDEX
In a ruhng issued by the 4th
District Cot.rt of Appeal ln San
Bernardino, justices unanimously
agreed that the 1981 convictions
of George L<?udermilk. 38, of
Costa Mesa, should not be
overturned.
The opinion was wntten by
Justice Robert Gardner, of
Corona det Mar
Keith Monroe, a Santa Ana
attorney fepresenting
Loudermilk in the appeal, said
he will ask the court to
r«'Onsider its decision.
Loudermilk was convicted in
Orange County Superior Court
of three felony counts. The jury
acquitted him on four other
charges.
During \he trial, the women
testified that they were stopped
by Loudermilk's patrol vehlde
and taken to desolate areas.
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lllenc. :l'"\ecl MWI lfttdW
l'eprtllnlaUV. pt.Mnd ln fraftt of~~._ Hill home of ttate :O.' lctiriU" .. rwtlon ....,_. frOm the Newpon
pQlit.ldan ln \be wake ot
d eclo1ure that he alle1edly
fathered tw.o llle1Jttmate chOdiii\,
'A fonner aide, who uld he
hild been in touch with the lf~r In hla 11eeluaion, •id
\fedneed.ay Schm1u told him he
would comment on the
controversy as eoon u he had
reeolved "fJmlly dlfflcultie1."
Schmitz has not been publicly
Hen alnce headllne. began
appearing early lhi1 week,
following a juvenile court
hearlnR dealing with one of the
\WO t'htldren he all•1•dl1 fathnd out oC w.dloc"-W H1' tht exception of
Wedniiida)t'1 ftltemtntl to hill
........ ....... Schm1\I hu
~tallied1irlUal ldlence on the matter. ·
The ~ Uvtt wtth hit wtfe ?4afy and eev•ral of his
children ln Newport BNch. The
Demlble ~ of I llOOnd
famlly w• dlteloted TuMd1y
when Carla Verne Stuck.le, 43, a
Republican party volunteer
worker. w .. un1uccea1ful in
wlnnln1 back cu1tody of her
13-month-old aon in court.
Oran.14 Count~ Superior c.ourt Ju~ Wllllam Murray ruled that
the lnfant woc.tld l'ema1n at the
county's Albert Sitton Home
pendln1 completion of an
lnveatlga\ion into lnju rleJ ttl~
chUd IUU..... wt\lch requ1ncl
cori'ic1Jw tUflM'Y to h1I p.nll.
Another court h•arla1 la
1eheduled for Au1. 8.
Murr•)' 11id Sohmlt& had
called hlrri Lut week and cold hlm
ht WM the father of the chlld.
On Wednetd•.Y, Ml•• Stuclde
claimed that Schmitz a1lo wu
th• father of her 2-week-old
da"-'ihter. BOth children accordln1 to
birth recorda, were born a year
apart at St. Joeeph H0tplt.al in
Oranp. The children are l1ated
under their mother'• mal~en name. Schmi~' name appears on
both documents u the father,
althouCh only the mother alaned
the blrth certificates. Marv Kay Schmitz, the GOP
lawmaker'• 20-year-ald
daughter, aatd Wedneact.y the
Continued stories
REPRIMANDS GIVEN • • •
trom s peaking about education
'i!ssues. ...
. , ''We're not talking about a
priv3te business," she satd. "This
jf a public institution supported b.v tax dollars."
Mrs. Basile said the teachers'
'
.rroup filed a aimil.ar academic
freedom grievance after the
district aUegedly threatened to
sue the four authors of the
telecoune letter.
She sai<1 an arbitration hearing
on that matter will take place in
AIRCAL PETITION ...
served Orange County. AirCaJ
possessed 27 fli~hts daily,
Airwest 14.
The county initially permitted
Frontier Airlines and Western
Airlines to begin Orange County
Rrvice with two flights daily
each. Those flights were created
by reducing allocations of Ai~
and the Airwest successor.
Republic Airltnes.
L ast year. the county
pe tmitted PSA to enter the
market, also with two fliahta.
PSA then aued the county,
claiming that it should penn1t an
increased allocation. It claimed
September .
Mrs. Basile al.so criticized the
d is tric t for issuing the
reprimands during the summer,
when many instructors are away
on vacation or are engagc..od in
work or studies outaide the
dl.slrict.
' that the county was attempting
to "protect" AirCal by adoptine a
plan that would have permitted
the two dominant carriers to
control 35 o f the 41 daily
departures tor three year
periods.
That plan was subsequently
dropped by supervisors.
Ramp meters due for freeway
S tate h op es devices will move rush-ho ur traffic more quickly
Rush-hour traffic along the
San Otego Freeway i.a expected
to move a little faster through
Irvine because of a atate project
1:0 install ramp meten.
For the next four months, state
Department of Transportation
workers will piU in_meters at five
northbound onramp tocat1ons,
eccordlng to Caltrans engineer
Harvey Hopkins.
The effort t o r e duce
bottlenecks along the buay
freew ay ls part of plan ~ventually to install meters on all
ramps in Orange County.
, Irvine officials hailed the
project as a means of relie~ng
city street congestion durmg
peak morning and afternoon
rush-hour periods.
"We're all for them," said
Public Works Director G . Brent
Muchow. "We want to makP thf'.
''We want to
m a-Ire -fr ee wa y
efficient."
freeway efficient and 1et aa
much traffic on it as possible.
"The meters do improve the
flow on the freeways."
The $160,000 Irvine area
project includes the installation
of meters on the northbound
onramps at Irvine Center Unve,
Jeffrey Road, Culver Drive.
Jamboree and MacArthur
boulevards.
There will be some ramp and
freeway lane closures. although
work is scheduled for periods
when traffic is lightest, Hopkins
said. -
He noted car pool bypass lanes
will be added to the westbound
onramp from J effrey Road. both
onramps at Culver Drive and the
westbound onramp at Jamboree
Boulevard.
The southbound onramps in
the Irvine area will have meters
by 1984. said Callrans
spokeswoman Rosaline Velasco.
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T emperature8.
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,11not1 over outer -tert w4th 3 10 Buf'lalo
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Mllwauk• 16 45 159 FrMn<> 100 ee
Mpll-Sl.P 13 87 Lancalter 101 78 ....,,.. t1 72 Of '~ t2 ..
Newon-nt to 73 91 ..
NewYont 83 87 Mont•9Y ... 52
Nott<* 112 ee NMdlea 111
No Ptall• e. ea Oakland 72 541
Ollie City oe 13 .02 PMO Roble9 102 53
Omahe 117 86 Red Bluff " ee
Orlando 92 14 02 Redwood City 72 61
f'tllladpllla 83 83 s.cnimento 93 59
Pfloenlll 108 99 Saltn• 117 44 Ptttetllitft 11 55 ~Diego 83 70
Ptlllnd, 7t 81 .12 San Franctaco eo &3
Pllnd. °"' 75 52 Sal•t• tfflle>ara 71 57
PYqWM!a 75 Q .25 a.ma Mwtl 10
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t2 83 Thermal 108
Aeno te II() Slrltow 108
891 l.fM 100 77 Ilg 8Mt ea
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'soon' • fU.Wy ln Newport 8ltdl f1M thcJulht lt WM I ~ WhM l'
WU rtDOl'\ld lhlt lthri\ita Wll
the fat&er of the baby boy.
Later, the f1mlly became
shocked when there were new
revelatlon1 that ht WH al10
poulbly the father of tht
:d-week-.o&CS airl.
"It w• a shock to everyone," Mary Kay aaid outalde the
family'• Spyai.. Hill home.
Ml11 !)chmltz aald ahe had
known Mla Stuckle through her
volunteer work with the
Republican Par1y. She aald ahe
aLto knew the woman had two
youn1 chlldttn.
But 1he said lt wu a jolt to
learn that her father wu al.to
auppmed to be the father of the
Tustin woman'• two child.ten.
"We just thou1hl It waa a
media prank at flrat," 8he ¥id: "I
9tJll think it'a a prank."
Mlaa Schmitt aatd her mother
and father had apent the last
three days "putting together the
pieces themaelvea. When they're
done -we'll have a little family
(gathering)."
She said ahe hoped her father
wo~ aoon make a atatement
abou1 the controveny awlrling
about a family many time•
involved in controversies.
Roose velt's
son endorses
Pete Wilson
SACRAMENTO (AP)
James Roosevelt, oldest aon of
former President Franklin D.
Rooeevelt, endorsed Republican
Pete Wilson for U.S. Senator
today. Wilton released the names
of 99 other Democrats who he
said had endorsedlllrn.
Roosevelt, 72, of Newport
Beach, who also backed
Republican Ronald Reagan for
governor and president, aa1d at a
news conference that he was
endorsing Wilson with some
reluctance.
He said he had been a "great
friend" of former Democratic
Gov Edmund G. "Pat" Brown,
lather of Gov. Edmund Brown
Jr., Wilson's Democratic
opponent.
"I have great regard for him
(Pat Brown). but the record of
his son is something else again."
said R001evelt, a fonner SJX-term
Democratic congressman and
unsuccessful candidate for
governor against Earl Warren.
"I think Jerry Brown lost me
when he said he is for 'amall-ia
beautiful,'" Roosevelt said.
''That is impossible for the St.ate
of California. We will never solve
our unemployment problem with
that philOIOphy."
Rooset>elt also e n dor sed
Wilson 's position on Social
Security. Wilson has suggested
workers under 45 might pay
lower taxes and receive lower
benefits, while those over 45
w o uld continue under the
present plan. The system's deficit
would be made up by general tax
revenues.
Wilton said that would allow
younger workers to use Social
Security as a basic retirement
"cushion" while arranging for
supplemental income through
private retirement plans. Wilson
aald he waa not advocating
making Social Security
voluntary, rather than
compulaory, for younger
work.en.
Roosevelt, who said he was
working in the White House
when Social Security was
adopted, said It was never
intended as a total retirement
lan.
Dellr,.. ..........
FAMILY MEMBER -Jerry Schmitz, a son of state Sen.
JC\hn G . Schmitz, tal.kl to newsmen Wednesday at door of the
senator'• Newport Beach home. Senator Schmitz has
remained in eeclusion and has made no public comment since
the la~t turn in his controversial pu blic career came to light
earlier this week .
Me·sa, ~ewport
smog ra·nkings low
By JODI CADENHEAD oni.. oa111 ,.. ...,. •
Costa Mesa, Newport Beach
and Huntington Beach are
ranked among the least smog-
pro n e c ilies in Southern
California by South Coast Air
Quality Management District.
Lut year the Coet.a Mesa area
(that includes Newport Beach
and Huntington Beach) had only
o ne firi>t s tage smog alert,
according to Jeff Schenkel. a
spokesman for the district.
By comparison La Habra had
15, Anaheim had five, El Toro
had five. San Bernardino had 72,
Fontana had 73 and Los Angeles
had 65.
"There's no question that the
Costa Mesa area is on~ of the
most smog-free areas we have in
the South Coast Basin.··
Schenkel said.
A~ releued thts-w~t>y
the President's Council on
Environmental Quality reported
that Los Angeles ranked No. l
among 40 citJes rated for dir~;
a1r
The n-port showed that Los
Angeles had an average of 231
days of unhealthful air between
1978 and 1980.
Di.strict offlcl.ala ln Los Angeles
have criticized t he report for
fai ling to note the progress that
has been made dunng the last
two years.
"We never made a »eeret out of
the facl that Los Angeles h.as the
worst ozone problem an the state
and possibly the country," sai~
Schenkel "But we're making
headway."
Schenkel said comparing the
federal s tudy a nd t he s tate
standards 1s like comparing
apples and oranges.
Southern California's district
off1c1als call a first-stage alert
wheilllle'OZ.Qn~ 'Teactres-:2&
parts per million ; the federal
standard ia .12 parta per million.
Onofre low-pow-er
tests due Sunday
The U.S. Atomic aafety and
Licenalng Appeal Board haa
rejected pleas to halt the full-
power opetation of the Unit II
reactor at the San Onofre nuclear
power plant.
Wedne9day'a action clears the
way for a full-power Ucenae to be
issued while opponenta of the
plant continue their ap~. said
David Barron. a spokesman for
Southern California F.diaon Co.,
which operates the plant.
He aaid low-power testing has
been conducted all along and will
continue.
In making Its decision, the
appeal board held tha t
emergency medical preparations
at the ~lant in the event of
nuclear disaster were adequate.
The U.S . Nuclear Regulatory
Comm1ss1on. whose a uthority
supersedes the licensing and
appeals board, is scheduled to
meet n ex t week to d ecide
whether to ratify the licensing
board's decision lo grant full-
power permits for San Onofre
Umt TI and a th.ird reactor still
under construction.
Tim Carpenter , a
representative of the Alliance for
Survival in Orange County, said
that group and other anti-nuclear
activists have nearly exhausted
the NRC ap~ process. and are
now pmrung their hopes on the
courts to stop the San Onofre
nuclear power plant's expansion.
BRIDAL SETS
MAKE A BRILLIANT DECISION.
i.
11Not next door to me" seemed
to b4t the reaction thlt week from
Costa Mesa homeowners faced
with the proapect of a 36-unit
senior houalna project at 183 E.
Bay Street
The Colta Mesa City Council
approved the project, but not
before listening to more than an
hour and a hall of objections from
nearby residenta.
It wasn't 90 much the complex
they were ~ ''How can you
object to Mom and apple pie?"
ed one protester
They were ;/,raid that t1'e
cnanee in clenall)' fram iinale
f amlly to planned developmellt
residential would set a precedent.
But they were also afraid elf
change.
As City Councilwoman
Nonna Hertzog pointed out, "We
would like to see things stay the
way they were when we came
here."
But oonditions have 'changed:
The average price of a home in the
city 10 years ago was not $134,000.
Twenty years ago the city's
elderly population was not
crammed as 40 percent are today
into a six-square-block low-income
area between 19th Street. Victoria
Avenue, Placentia Avenue and ,.
Newpon Boulevard.
Thirty ~an ago the city's
vacancy rate was higher than
one-half percent. A one-bedroom
apartment for $3'00 WH not
considered a steal.
These are the changea that
the Rev. Conrad Nordquiat aaw
four ~ ago wheJ\ hct began
talking 'to city officials about the
critical housing problem faelng
senior citizens.
Afu.r three years of hard
work the project at St. John tht
Divine lplacopal Church was
awarded a $1.2 million grant from
Uae fe<Ural Depactiuent of
Housi.ng and Urban
Development.
It was one of three in the
county to be funded last year
during a time when many
deserving groups were scrambling
for far fewer available dollars.
No one can blame the nearby
residents for wanting thing, to
stay the same. That's a universal
desire.
But tbe church is only
reacting to a change that we are
grateful they chose not to ignore.
Perhaps some people who
now protest nught ilOl1le day be
living in the federally sublfdized
project. These are uncertain times.
Trash-burning study
Officials in Newport Beach
and Costa Mesa are studying the
possibility of building refuse-
burning power facilities in their
cities in the wake of Orange
County government's decision to
impoee dumping fees at the county
landfills.
Robert Wynn, city manager
for Newport Beach, said that it
would cost $12.5 million to build a
trash and sewage burning plant
capable of handling the city's daily
100 to 150 tons of trash.
Newport Beach could expect
to recover $885,0CJO during the
first yur from the conversion of
tt'Uh to electricity that would be
sold to the Southern California
Edison Co.
In Colt.a Mesa. officials are
givfn,g serious consideration to.
such a facility. but haven't
completed a preliminary study
such as Newport Beach.
The question m ~both cities is
goin( to be, where?
~lins for a ref use-burning
facility to be built near a
residential area in Huntington
Beach went up in smoke when
neighbors vehemently protested.
Provided such a facility
would be neither a pollution
problem nor an eyesore, the
concept would seem to have
considerable potential.
With the closure or Coyote
Canyon landfill looming ,
suggestions for trash-burning
facilities might begin to look more
attractive.
Perhaps Newport Beach.
Costa Mesa and Huntington Beach
could consider one Cacility that all
three cities could use. That would
reduce the coat and the problem of &ming up wit1\ thfte acceptable
sites.
But again. the basic problem
is going to be locating any
acceptable site. No city is grung to
want to be the one burdened with
the trash burner and residents are
sure to protest the daily truck
traffic.
Refuse-burning power plants
are a solution to a problem that
will not go away. The concept is
worthy of continu~ open-minded
study.
College offerings cut ·
The Coast Community
College District was dealt a serious
blow, Chancellor Norman E.
Watson has declared, by state
legislators who cut $30 million
from the budget for California's
106 oommunity colleges.
A. a result of this cut, the
commwlity college system's board
of pemors last week approved a
"hit list" of vocational,
rec!reatlonal and self-help couraes
that would no longer be . funded.
Though colleges can continue to
offer traditional academic and
vocational courses tuition-free,
the>' wm have to chaf'ge aelf-
sustaining fees if they choose to
offer topics such as assertion
training, auto repair and dancing.
The Coast District, which
tnctudea Orange Coast, GoJcten
West and Coastline colleges, will
feel the pinch most significantly
because it has traditionally offered
many such self enrichment
progrmm.
As a result of the state
cutbeck, the Cout District's,._
alloca1'on w• cut by about t4
million. Wmon said. Allo, perhape
1,000 part-time lnlt.ructon will no
Jonier have jobl ln the diltrld t!UI
fall. Finally, about 45,000 fewer
itudent ttall will be available at
the dl1trlct'1 colle1ea. (Each
st'*nt ~nta tor one student
seat in each class he or she
attends.)
While the news is Indeed
unfortunate, it should oome as no
surprise. State legislators cut aid
to cities, to social letVices and to
kindergarten throuah 12th grade
education in order to balance the
state budget without tax increase.
In light of this, community
colleges should not be a sacred
cow. When there lf\ scarcely
enough money to educate children
in the basics, it ia difficult to
justify state subsidies to adult
hobby counes.
It is unfortunate that the ''hit
list" decision had to be made at
such a late date. At Orange Cout
CoUege, about 16,000 students
have already pre-reeistered for
fall cJ,aaaes. Many of these classes
now have-fallen victim to the "hit
list," creating costly administrative
problems for the registration staff.
Comm\lnlty colleges may
never again be able to off er u
extenliw an aJTay of counet at
little or no charge. But educators
and la.wrnakeu mYat work
together now to devtlop new
methodl of fundina arid operating
the coll~. Wbedier' throU&h tuition or
aom• other meant, the 1y1tem
JftUI\ be Ntriitt&irid bifCft next
1ftl!I!.• ~ rOUi ll&»id to dee!
even baraher Wowt to theH
valuable~~~·
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D.C. • • • secrecy not consistent
WASHINGTON -Some of the
nation's moat sensitive security
documents are so loosely g\Wded that
one of my reporters has been able to
waJk In off the streets and pick them up.
But l~ axnething tawdry occur. and
our elecied leedera will pull up the
rovers. They'll invoke national eecurity
and reach for the secrecy swnp In an
attempt to rover up the embarrassment.
They won't hesitare to use the secrecy
stamp w cel)IOr the news. Yet they are
much }ell vigilant when it comes to
protecting the real secrets that could
affect the nation's safety.
THE WHITE HOUSE, for example, is
the nerve center of the entire federal
government. High fences, patrolled by
armed men and sophisticated electronic
devices, keep out Intruders. Planes are
forbidden to fly overhead.
Detailed plans of the White House
electrical, sewer apd shelter systems
could provide lnvah.labJe infonnation for
spies. It would be l!ke the Central
Intelligence Ageocy getting its hands on
-engi.'l\ee,.• drawl.~ \he KA!mlinr
Yet IOf1le of vital documents
have been literally lying around in non·
secure officesJ inside the General
Services Adm1m1trahon. They are
intended for the use of private
contractors who work on White House
projecta, but anyone who looks as if he
knows that he'• doing can examine
them. and even walk away with copies.
My associate Dale Van Atta, dressed in
cowboy boou, corduroy pants and non-
mall:hing jacket, visited the GSA one
sunny day and broWled around the area
Q
-JIC-1-11-111-11-1-~
where these contnictors' docwQents are
kept. There were no aecwity guards.
Nobody challenged him.
He had previously obtained a copy of
an architect's drawing of the White
HOU8e "underground utilities," stamped
"For Official Use."jie alao got a ropy or
an unclassified map tilled "White House
Grounds," showing the various ductJI,
condwts and manholes installed under
the lawns and driveways around the
fllee\.t~~.
But the real paydirt was located in an
unJocked file-cabinet drawer clearly
labeled as containing White House
material. It wa a 19-sheet collection of
oversized architectural drawmp. which
Van Atta spread out on top of the
cabinet to It.Udy. No one questioned him:
in fact. ooe go~t worker offered
to Xerox the material for him
"Primary Electrical Systems and
Sheher Irnprovementa" was the title on
the fint page. which was a detailed map
of the Whi t.e House .ewer and electrical
systems. It has the appearance of an
aerial photo or the White House taken
with an X-ray amera.
EXACT LOCATIONS and distances
were neatly noted on the map -the
protective fences, the red ash tree, the
60-foot burr oak, guardhouses, drains,
electrical conduits. high-water alarm
systems. everything.
The 18 following pages included
schematic drawings titled Power Line
One Diagrams; F.ast Vault and Shelter
P o w er System Control and
Instrumentation; Mansion Vault and
West Wing Vau)J Power Systems
Control and lnstrumentanon: Electrical
Site Plan, Plans -East Vault, Shelter
-arn:t-£>atr Pa ocessi:ng Rooni:-.Ptans -
Mansion VauJt. West Wmg Vault
Footnote. The Secret Service was
appalled at Van Atta's easy access to the
White House plans, and assured us the
problem will be corrected
Note of appreciat~on for Jer.ry Brown
To the Edi tor.
I get tired of reading f.arl Waters'
insipid, abusive tirades against Jerry
Brown in the editorial pages of the Daily
Pilot. What vendetta does Mr. Waters
carry against Gov. Brown?
California has prospered during Jerry
Brown's tenure as governor of
MAILBOX
California. Indeed.· California ranka
among the best of the states in economic
vitality. Gov. Brown is one of the few
major poUtidam who has been able to
meld a balance between economic
stnmgth. integration of minorilies and
women into our 10Cia1 structutt, and a
concern for environmental value1 that
are important to many people. AW, his
efforts lo improve the quality of
education for o\1t children, and his
ability to carry out the will of the ~le
are commenda6le attributes In any
politician.
Flaky. Mr. Watera? Pro1perity·
Repraentatlon-F.quality-F.ducation-En-
vlronment-Economy. 1'hne are goals
that we see achieved by Jerry Brown.
We need Jerry Brown ln Washington u
our 1enator. I hope that hll ~ u
governor will do aa ~ a job u he has
done for -the dtiiena of Catif ornia.
JAN D. VANDERSLOC11', MD
Seniors neglected
, seniors ~ho hve on ri><ed 1noomes such as
Social 5ecurity. SSl and small pensions,
etc.
The recent general plan which took
years to complete had many volunteer
citizens who spent countless hours
working on ll for the benelil of Laguna
Beach. Among other things its
committee• recommended the use of
dty-owned land for affordable housing
and a day care c:enwr. To date all city
counclls hav• Ignored the
~tlonl.
ALAN E. ADAMS
DUmp lees liurt
To the Editor:
With ~ to the fees that are going
to be charged at the dump: I'm a
commercil1 Uler of the dump doing tree
service work that involves quite a few
trips w the ,dump.
1f I have to get charged at the dump
that means I have to charge additional
fees to the ~le who employ me.
It seems ridiculous that Orange
County. one of the richest counties in the
nation, can't afford to have a free dump.
ls this the reaction of the supervisors to
Propolil!Qn 137 •
STEVE STROMBERG
Speed bay action
this dangerous and environmentally
degrading condition caused by the lack
of long overdue care. We hope it will not
take a tragedy in the s11t-loaded back bay
to alert these agencies to the dangerous
and non-beneficial conditions that now
exist there. ,..
THE TAXPAYER has paid for what
has cfeveloped into a "white elephant"
and is running out of patience due to the
procrastmation, confus1qn &..'\d lack of
attention to the probleril that eX\Sts m
the upper Newport bay area.
The present silt removal work recently
started In the extreme back bay Is a smaJJ
step in the restoratlon J>l'OCC!S'. but only
that. Assemblywoman Bergeson and
Mayor Jackie Heather are to be
commended for their dillgmce and effort
in getung this tnitiaJ step started A
continuous and strong full-blowo attack
on this problem is the only thing that
Will save the Upper bay, WhOle llfe is
slowly e6bing away
If the government agendes are at all
concerned With •vine one of our stat.e's
outstanding environmental assets which
Mother Nature 10 1enerously
bequeathed to the people of Orange
County, then they .had better expedite
the development of an ongoing workable·
restoration· plan, which 10 far has not
surfaced.
Gun control
To the Editor:
£.P. BENSON
I know 1 speek for many citiz.eN of the
state when f compliment ~ Daily Pilot
and eapeclaJly political cartoonist
Oliphant for the flne cartbon on the July
15 editorial pace.
h1lie IUTI rontrol initiative II truJy a
t reat to our rl1hts under the
ConltltuUon and to our ability to defend
outseJvea and our famUIH . It 11
refnthlnl to tee in the media such a
timely mnlnder of AIMri<*n valuea.
WlLLIAM ANDERSON
•
1 Watt'$ o lsia.,e m.o v:e ang~rs Newpor~
I ~ PATlllCll ~ l.ENNIEDY en v Iron menta 11 Y d • m •1•n1 dllllclllt to ........ lmn an oil environmental "'nalderatlon ol admlnl1tr1tlon he hH been 1ar1e io m1ke proper _ .......
bifl:a:-'of Newpor\ Beach of~h~ da~unced a Ian ~~1~,!hhore drintlllna 1.~ ~Ncnct," I?ellno1 Mid. under Utac.k f~m critics who of the potent.I.al harm to manM
and Laawia BNCh Mid toda Wed eida tha 1d ~ ... everyone town .. ow we re n a 1ue11tn1 charftd that hls plan wu too life and would result. in leuint
that It wU1 be t.oUah to •to~ billlo~ of~ ~in :1' :ie! co::[!.'ed wtih and united l•l'.M with the ~ll compan1n ambftlou. and would jedpardlr.e environmentally .ensltiw tract..
otfahore oil drlllln1 now that to be held from Auauat of this AIK · th Dellno ~•-bec•~M 1Jebed~~ t know what environment.ally fragile coastal But Watt, m approving the
Interior Secretary James Watt •'--·•"' J 1087 enne • -tant to area ey 1nddJnc on and lt aroa. plan, uJd ihe country'• off1hore hu virtuall '*1 h year 04
":-.• une ' the city manwer tn NewP'.C)rt makH lt difficult to mount Oesplte the outcry Watt Jeaslni program had an
U.S. coaatt1n:~o ollt aendn::a ~~ r~tffl~tlW~~u~:l~ Beach~~att mi'~u·a ·;blank•: •r1u'!';'eni. baaed on specific refu.ed to back d~wn f~m the "excellent environmental and
exploration l d h approv 0 .... ona 0 IKlres 0 .,..,., major thrust of h111 Aprfl 1981 safety record. New leaaina wlU H · •ever e 'I am• i e t . e off1hore aalea makee lt difficult Dellno claims the new policy P.ropoaal -making entire be carried out under riBoroua dU;-:_;v~y'~=t ~i:~ rn"L:>nmen~ ~wilt activtty to ara~e !l8aln1t drllllna in wUI make h easier for oil 'planntna areas" available for environmental controls to ensure
1tate attorney general's off.ice to ~ SU&iJ ·s.~uid Laguna •~iflc indivld~ areu. companies to diareeard loc•l Jeutna. In the put, leases have that the record will continue and
k w ff ~yor Y · • The way It 1 structured op~tion to offshore drillln•. covered about 2 mllllon acres be enhanced."
lff a)'.S ~ protect waters 0 'The type of ahore here la makes lt harder to deal with Since Watt f1rat propo1ed uch but a planning area covers Watt aaid the Jan was atmed ~hhe~ cltiea coasts fr~d w~at rocky with environmentally because he'a openln1 up the acrapplnc the _Qjd leuing plan about 133 million acres. at reversina the /edine in energy
Y aay cou e sen1itlve lid!poola that.Jlre wbole.c.oaalJUid hu defwled prepared b y the"CRrter CripctaidNChareasweretoo product1onfromoffshoreareaa.
Reprimand~
I follow
!:! TV pfotest-
The Coast Community College
has mailed notices of reprimand
to 67 Orange Coast and Golden
Weal College instructors who
Sillned a letter cri ticizinll the
television courses offered by a
sister school, Fountain Valley-
ba.sed Coastline College.
The reprimands, ordered last
week by the district's &ard of
Trustees, have prompted an
announcement by the American
Federation of Teachers,
representing full-time
instructors, that the group will
file a grievance accusing the
district of an academic freedom
violation.
District spokesman Richard
Simon said the reprimands were
designed to express the trustees'
disapproval of the manner jn
which instructors took their
criticisms about telecourses to
education officials oustside the
district. ..
ON THE A TT ACK -Conswner advocate David Horowitz
protests cut backs in Orange Cotmty's consumer affalnl office
before the Board of Su pervisors.
...., ,... ...... "' ........ "...., TEMPER FLARES -Bruce ?:iestancle, chainnan of the
Board of Supervilors, critidt.el Horowitz' televised protests
dW'inl heated rneetma this morning.
Israel'
attacks
enclave
BE!RUT, Lebanon (AP)
lsraeh .iets divebombed Vasser
Arafat's PLO encl.ave in west
Beirut today and other Israeli
forces attacked guerrilla and
Syrian positions along the entire
cease-fire line in eastern
Lebanon ,
The lsrael1 attacks followed
the ambush·killing of five Israeli
soldiers Wednesday.
It wai: the worst fighting since
a U.S.-sponsored cease·fire was
declared 12 days ago and was "
ordered at an Israeli Cabinet
meeting Israeli leaders have
grown 1mpat1e nt with U.S .
e fforts to get the Palestine
Libera lion Organization's
estimated 8,000 guerriJJas out of
Lebanon and find a country io
accept them.
The telecourse letter was
mailed in March to iop officials at
state and private four-year
colleges throughout California.
The letter questioned whether
Shouting match ePupts over cutbacks
The PLO's Voice of Palestine
radio said lsraP.li warplanes were
bombing and s trafing Syrian
forces in east Lebanon's Bekaa
Valley. about 20 miles east of
Beirut. Israeli military officials
television COW1lel are equivalent A heated shouting match commentaries on the board's
~.01orin-1-u~·nr-t:tth"'--l!""ru ...... p..,t""e"''d-tf"'lh-1s.--.m-o,..r...,n,...l""'t1rg•r-i;a.,11.-~actt""'O"hr-fiWl"l"""dtsblmd lhe-contanr-
same subject. even thbugh both television consumer crusader affairs offia!.
types of classea receive the same David Horowitz challenged the Hor ow i t z i n terr up t e d
number of credit.11. Orange County a ·oard of Nestande to charge Neatande
The letter prompted inquiries Supervilors io reinstate funding with making a personal attack -
from officials in the University of for a $225,000 consumer affairs an interruption that caused
California and California State prog,am several other supervison to join
Unlver"ifty sy1tema as well as -· in what became a verbal free-
from other institutions. The Tempers flared and tongues for-all.
district has responded by flapped after board chairman "I despise this kind of
preparing and mailing a lengthy Br~ce Ne~tande ~haatlsed meeting," Neetande tteid after
telecourse guidebook to those H o r o w i t z f o r r e c e n t tempers came under control.
who received the instructors'
letter.
"Hollywood hrJ;" waa the
way-&lpetviiOi' e Stanton
-character ised the Horowitz
entry into the consumer affairs
debete.
Lut Friday, in a 3-t.o-2 vote,
the board decided to disband the.
program. Horowitz assailed the
action In broadcasts Friday and
Wednesday night.
He also made statements
critical of the board action io
news reporters and returned to
said the truce line in the valley is
Nestande a board r~solu1i~5.:.:10 milea.Jon& iDd Lb.aLihe--
0ommtria"mg rum lOr his work on Syrians and guerrillas repeatedly
behalf ot consumers. violated the truce
He reportedly kept the frame
in which the Orange County
boerd'a document was deJavered
and said he waa-gomg io hang it.-
on the wall as a protest.
Nest.ande chaJJertged Horowitz
t::> permit him io come to NBC atud1oa ln Burbank to rebut the
comments.
E x -de puty's
kidnapping
ruling -uphe ld
According io Simon, the four
Orange Coast professors who
auth ored the telecourse letter
have received letters of
reprimand that will be kept in
thelr peraonnel files for three
yean. He said these reprimanda
"leeve the door open" io further
di9ciplin.a.ry action_
AirCal launches fight for air routes
The kidnapping and felony
false imprisonment oonv1et1ons of
a Corm e r Orange County
Sheriff's Department deputy
who admitted detaining women
while on nighttime patrols have
been upheld by a state appeals
court
One-year reprimand letters
were sent to 63 other teachers
whose names were included on a
list mailed with the orig_inal
telecourae letter.
Simon said the one-year
reprimands are a "cease and
desist" order, directing the
instructors not to go outside
district channels with complaints
about television counres.
The district spokesman said
the administration believes the
teachers violated the rules of
academic freedom and
responsibility by taking their
complaints to outside educators.
But Phillis Basile, president of
the local American Federation of
Teachers chapter, aald it is the
<tiatrict that is Violating academic
freedom guide l ines by
<tttemptinJi( to restrict teachers
(lee REPRIMANDS, Pase Al)
COUNTY
BY FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL or ... o.., Not • ..,.
Newport Beach-based AirCal,
the dominant air carrier in
Orange County, has r:enewed
legal efforts to reserve lta share
of flights from county
government-owned John Wayne
Airport.
Two legal actions were
initiated. In one, filed in U.S.
District Court in Los Angeles.
AirCal demanded $100 million in
compensatory damages from the
county over potential revenue
loaes.
AirCal, until June 1, controlled
an average of 23.5 of the 41 jet
departures permitted daily from
the airport.
Under an aoctW plan adopted
by county supervison, AirCa.l's
fli1ht guarantees are to be
gradually reduced over a two-
year period. Under the flight re-
allocaUon formula, flights would
be made avallabl e to other
carriers either want.in$( to expand
Dieting vs. nutrition
There'a a difference bet ween dletlng and
nutrition, says a Coata Mesa woman who once
weighed 311 pounds and now wean a aif.e 12 drea.
Page Bl.
BUSINESS
I
or Initiate service to and from
Orange County.
The federal court action,
a1rport o1ticials uid. likely will
be considered Aug. 9 at a hearing
on the controversial airport
access issue.
At that hearing, Judge Terry
Hatter is expected to review a
California Environmental
Quallty Act In adopting the
access plan.
1n the .Ute action. the carrier
claimed that the county should
have prepued an environmental
impact roport before the plan
was adopted.
County officials were not
"We have bent over backwards.
Now they su e us."
proposed settlement regarding a
previous lawsuit filed by Pacific
Southwest Airlines over the
8C<.'eSS is.sue.
AiICal has been critical of the
manner in whith the settlement
was negotiated, claiming it wu
not invited to participate in the
negotlatlons.
The 1econd prong of the
AlrCal legal attack waa filed ln
Ortnge County Superior Court.
In that actfon, the carrier aIIegt!Q
the county violated \h e
NATION
surprised by the dual legal
actlon1. And they were not
pleued.
An aide said Supervl"Sor
Thomas Riley was
"disappointed" by the latest
actions.
"We have tried to be helpful to
the Oranae County flnns. We
have bent over backwards. Now
they 1ue us,'' said Ken Hall, who
handles airport related matiers
for the IUpervilor.
ln both cues. A1rCal la seeking
court orders that would prohibit
the county from further
enforcing the access plan now in
effect.
If those orders were issued, the
existing flight allocations of
AirCal and the other five carriers
serving the airport presumably
would be frw.en until the merits
of the lawsuits were decided.
In the past, Air<.;al officials
have estimated that an ind1v1dual
daily departure is worth about $2
million annually in passenger
revenue.
The AirCal legal moves add
yet another chapter to the
len1thy saga involving J ohn
Wayne Airport access.
lt waa more than three years
ago when federal officials
claimed that the county was
discriminating against cert.am
carriers by not establishing
policies to permit new entrants to
the al!Port. At that time, only
AirCa1 and ilien-Hughes Airwest
(S.. AJRCAL. Pqe .U)
INDEX
ln a ruling issued by the 4th
Diatrict Cow1 of Appeal ln San
Bernardino, justices unanimously
agreed that the 1981 convictions
of George Loudermilk, 38, of
Costa Mesa, should not be
overturned.
The opinion was wntten by
Ju1t1ce Robert Gardner, of
Corona del Mar.
Keith Monroe, a Santa Ana
attorney representing
Loudermilk in the appeal, said
he will ask the court to
reconsider1ts decision.
Louderrrulk was convicted in
Oranp County Superior Court
of three felony counts. The jury
acquitted him on four other
charges.
During the trial, the women
testified that they were stopped_
by Loudennilk's patrol vehicle
and taken to desolate areas.
Ann Landerl
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Sleek Marketa
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lllenci .....,_ ,..._ IMdla ........... .rw. ... thered ln frcftt ~!!!AM HW home of 11.1te .80Nftlt1• ....... WM • from the Newport
Blw:h poUUctan ln th• wake of
dlectoaure tht\ h• alleaedly
fathered two Uleahlmate c~ former aide, who aald he
h d been ln touch with the ~~ker In hla eeclUllon, aald
Wtdneeday Schmits told him he
would comment on the controversy aa 800ft u he had
r90!ved "family dlf flculties. ••
Schmitz haa not been publicly
lffn aince headlines began
appearing early this week,
following a juvenile court
heari°" dealing wlth one of the
two o"hUdren b1 all111t1t1 .. ~---lock. WI tti . 'fh ••C'eptlon of
Wtdftlilday'1 ll\ltemtn" to hll
'9m.*' ~I Schmlts Ma ~ wwu llJeilict on the matter~ V.,.,
The ~to1' Uvt1 with hil wti. '6fy and MVel'tJ ot hi8
chUdrWa IA Newport ~· TM r.:• ~ of a MCGnd amity w .. dllcloted Tu..Say
when Carla Verne Stuckle, 48, a
Republican party volunteer
worker. waa un1ucce1af ul ln
wtnnlna back cu1tody of her
13-month-old ton ln oou~
Oranft County Superior Court
Judge Will.lam Murray ruled that
the Infant would remain at the
county'• Albert Sitton Horne
pending compleUon of an
lnveatlgation into lnJurlea th~
child 1uff.,. which ~
cxlmlctlw IU'll'Y to hla ~·
Another court hearln1 I•
echeduled f ot AUi(. e.
Murray 11td Schrntts had
c.n.d hbri *'week and told hlm
h wu the father of the child.
On Wednetday. Ml11 Stucki•
Clalmed Wlt Sch.mils a1lo WU
Ul• lither of her 2-week·old
~ ......
Bqth children accordln1 to
birth rec:orda, were born a year
apart at St. JOMph Hmpltal In
Oranp. The children are listed
under their mother'• malden name. Schmits' name appean on
both docwnent1 u the father, al\houah only the mother llsned
the birth certlficaia
Mary Kay Schmits, the GOP
lawmaker's 20-year-old
daughter, said Wednesday the
Continued stories
REPRIMANDS GIVEN ....
(rom speaking about education
~ues.
• "We're not talking about a
priv:ite business," she said. "This
14 a public institution supported
by tax dollars ...
·,Mrs. Basile said the teachers'
I
l(l'OUP filed a lhnµar ~
freedom grievance •ft4'r the
district allegedly threatened to
sue the fou.r authors of the
t.elecourae Jetter. . . .
She aa.&c:1 an arbitration hearlna
on that matt.er will take place In
AIRCAL PETlTION ...
served Orange County. AirCaJ
pos1essed 27 fli${hts daily,
Alrwest 14.
The county iniually permitted
Frontier AirUnes and Western
Airlines to begin Orange County
service with two flights daily
each. Those flights were created
by reducing allocations of AirCal
I
and the Airwest successor I
Republic Airlines.
Last year, the county
permitted PSA to enter the
market, also with two flichts.
PSA then sued the county,
claiming that lt 1hould permit an
increased allocation. It claimed
September.
Mrs. Bulle al9o criticized the
district tor l11Ull'\g the
reprimands during the summer,
when many instructora are away
on vacation or are engagoo In
work or studies outside the
district.
that the county was attempting
to "protect" AirCaJ by adopting a
plan that would have permitted
the two dominant carriers to
control 35 of. the 41 daily
departures for three year
periods.
That plan was subsequently
dropped by supervisors.
Ramp meters due for freeway
State hopes devices will move rush-hour traffic more quickly
Rush-hour traffic along the
San Diego Freeway is expected
to move a little faster through
Irvine because of a state project
t'1 install ramp meters.
•For the next four months, state
Department of Transportation
workers will putfu meters at-five
northbound onramp locations.
according to Caltrans engineer
Harvey Hopkins.
.The effort to reduce
bottlenecks along the busy
freeway Is part of plan
eventually to install meters on all
ramps ln Orange Count~.
Irvine officials hailed the
project as a means ?f reli~g
city street congestion during
peak morning and afternoon
rush-hour periods.
"We're all for them," said
Public Works Director G . Brent
Muchow. "We want to rnakP th..
''We want to ---
make freeway
efficient."
freeway efficient and get as
much traffic on it aa poaibl~
"The meters do improve the
now on the freeways ...
The $160,000 Irvine area
project includes the installation
of meters on the northbound
onramps at Irvine Cent.er Unve,
Jeffrey Road. Culver Drive,
Jamboree and MacArthur
boulevards.
There will be some ramp and
freeway lane closures, although
work is scheduled for periods
when trafiic rs lightest, ""'Hopliins
said.
He noted car pool bypass lanes
will be added lo the westbound
onramp from Jeffrey Road, both
onrampe at Culver Drive and the
westbound onram11 at Jamboree
Boulevard.
The southbound onramps in
the Irvine area will have meters
by 1984. said Caltrans
SIJOkeswoman Rosaline Velasco.
Beach is best
Temperatures.
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Latu, tho famlly became
lhocked wt\9n th ,.. wtN new
revelations that he waa 1110
poulbly the father of tht
~-week-old ajrl.
"It WM a lhock to ~OM,"
Mary Kay aald outtld• the
tam.Uy'• Spyai.a. Hill home.
Mt11 Schmits aald 1he had
known Mia Stuck.le throu1h her
volunteer work with the
Republican Party. She laid al)e
allo knew the woman had two
young childttn.
But ahe aald it wu a jolt to
learn that her father wu a1ao
1uppoeed to be the father of the
Tuatin woman'• two children.
"We Just thought it waa a
media prank at fint," ahe saJd. "I
1till think It's a prank."
Mia Schmitz aaid her mother
and father had apent the last
three days "putting together the
pieces them1elves. When they're
done -we•n luive a little family
(gathering).··
-.sbe-tiaid ~hoped her tether
would aoon make a 1ta~nt
about \he controveny 1Wirllng
about a famlty many times
involved In controveraie..
Roosevelt's
son endorses
Pete Wilson
SACRAMENTO (AP)
James Rooeevelt, oldest son of
former President Franklin D .•
Roo9evelt, endoned Republican
Pete Wilson for U.S. Senator
today. Wilson releued the names
of 00 other Democrats who he
said had endorsed him.
Rooaevelt, 72, of Newport
Beach, who also backed
Republican Ronald Reagan for
governor and pre91dent, said at a
news conference that pe was
endorsing Wilson with some
reluctance.
He said he had been a "great
friend" of former Democratic
Gov. F.dmund G. "Pat" Brown,
lather of Gov. F.dmund Brown
Jr., Wilson's Democratic
opponent.
"I have great regard for him
(Pat Brown), but the record of
hlS son is something elee again,"
said Rootevelt, a former six-term
Democratic congressman and
unsuccessful ca nd idate for
governor against Earl Warren.
"T thinlt 'Jerry Brown Tos me
when he said he Is for 'small is
beautiful,'" Roosevelt said.
"Thal is impossible for the State
of California. We will never solve
our unemployment problem with
that phi1090phy."
Roosevelt also endorsed
Wilson's position on Social
Security. Wilson has suggested
workers under 45 might pay
lower taxes and receive lower
benefits. while those over 45
would continue under the
present plan. The system's defie1t
would be made up by general tax
revenues.
Wilson said that would allow
younger workers lo use Social
Secunty as a basic retirement
"cushion" while arranging for
supplemental income through
private retirement plans. Wilson
aald he waa not advocailng
making Social Security
voluntary , rather than
compulsory, for younger
worken.
Roosevelt, who said he was
working in the While House
when Social Security was
adopted, said it was never
intended as a total retirement
plan.
O.,Nee .........
FAMILY MEMBER ·-Jerry Schmitz, a son of state Sen.
J<'hn G. Schmitz. talb to newsmen Wednesday at door of the
senator's Newport Beach home. Senator Schml tz has
remained ln aecluston and has made no public comment since
the latest tum ln h1a controversial public career came to light
earlier this week .
Mesa;, New-port
·smog rankings low
By JODI CADENHEAD Oftt. D.., ..... a1tlfr ,
Costa Mesa, Newport Beach
and Huntington Beac h are
ranked among the least smog-
p r one cities ln So-uthern
California ~)' South Coast Air
Quality Management District.
Lut year the Costa Mesa area
(that includes Newport Beach
and Huntington Beach) had only
one fir!>t stage smog al<'rt.
according to Jeff Schenkel, a
spokesman for the distract.
By comparison La Habra had
15, Anaheim had five. El Toro
had rive. San Bernardino had 72.
Fontana had 73 and Los Angeles
had 65.
''There's no question that the
Costa Mesa area IS one of the
most smog-free areas we have in
the South Coast Basin ,"
Schenkel said.
A report released this week by
the President's Council on
Environmental Quality reported
that Los Angeles ranked No. 1
among 40 cities rated for dir:y
air
The rt>port showed that Los
Angeles had an average of 231
days ot unhealthful air between
1978 and 1980.
District officials in Loe Angeles
have crit1c1zed the report for
failing to note the progress that
has been made during the last
two years
"W e never made a secret out of
the fact that Los Angeles has the
worst ozone problem in the state
and possibly the country." said
Schenkel ''But we're making
headway."
Schenkel said comparing the
federal study and the s tate
standards 1s like comparing
ar.ples and oranges.
Southern California's district
officials calr a Iirst-stage aterr
when the oz.one level reaches .20
parts per million; the fed eral ftandard is .12 part.I per million.
Onofre low--power
tests du.e Sunday
The U.S. Atomic safety and
Llcen1ing Appeal Board has
rejected pleas to halt the full-
power operation of the Unit Il
reactor at the San Onofre nuclear
power plant.
Wedrn!9day's action clean the
way for a full-power Uceme to be
iaued while opponents of the
plant continue their appeal, said
David Barron. a 1pokesman for
Southern California F.di8on Co.,
which operates the plant.
He said low-power t.eatlng has
been conduci.ed all along and will
continue.
In making its decision, the
appeal board h e ld that
emergency medical preparations
at the J?lant in the event of
nuclear disaster were adequate.
The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory
Commission. whose authority
supersedes the licensing and
appeals board. is scheduled lo
meet n ext week lo decide
whether lo ratify the liceiWng
board's decision to grant full-
power permits for San Onofre
Unit n and a third reactor still
under construction. Tim Carpenter , a
representative of the Alliance for
Survival in Orange County. said
that group and other anti-nuclear
activ1Sts have nearly exhausted
the NRC apveal process. and are
now pinning their hopes on the
courts to slop the San Onofre
nuclear power plant's expaiWon.
BRIDAL SETS
MAKE A BRJLLIANT DECISION.
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rniJtN plant
r,
tnerits ~erious siudy
t Officlall ln Newport .ee.eh
and Cena Meu are 1tudytn1 the
. ~11lbllity of butldlna refu1e-
power f9dlltlet ln their
ti11H n the wake of Orange
• County aovernrnent"a dedllon to 9mpc:111e dumplna feet at the county
J.ndfW..
• RObert W_ynn, city ~ tor ~ Beach, said that it
~ cc.t •12.& m1llion to build a
~-.:1111'1111\i arid .. w. burning plant
pable of handling the dty'• daily
100 to l~ tons of truh.
. Newport Bea could expect
to recover $88~.ooo dutilll the
flrat year from the conversion of
~ to el~ty Shat wO\Wi k
'IOld to the Southern California
,J'.dlaon Co. •
In Costa Mesa, officials are
jiving aertous consideration to
·IUCh a facility, but haven't
~mpleted a · P.reliminary study
IUCh u Newport Beach.
1 The question in both cities is
~ to beJ where?
-Pluia for a refuse-burning
tacHity to be bull t near a
tesidelltial area in Huntington
Beech went up ln smoke when .
nellhbon vehemently protested.
I Provided 1uch a f acUi ty
would be neither a pollution
problem nor an eyesore, the
concept would aeem to have
oonatderable potential.
With the closure of C.Oyot.e
Canyon landfill loomin1, 1ugg~stions for traah-burnlng
facilitiea mljht begin to look more
attractive.
Perhap1 Newport Beach,
C:O.ta Mela and Huntinaton Beach could~ one facilTty that all
three dtiel could Ule. 'nlat would
reduce the ca.t and the problem of comlna up with three acceptable ·-· Bu~ again, the basic problem
I• going to be loeatlng /any
acceptable slte. No city ii going to
want to be the one burdened with
the trash burner and residents are
sure to protest the dally truck
traffic.
Ref~buminc power planta
are a solution to a problem that
will not go away. The concept is
worthy of continued open-minded
study.
Airport pact asked
i.
Another attempt has been
launched to smooth out the long-
ltandin,g dbpute between the city
of Newport Beach and Orange
S:ounty government on jet
operations at John Wayne Airport.
Newport Assiatan t Chy
Manager Ken Delino has released
a draft policy, propoeed by the
eity, that would crate a joint
powers agreement between the
city and county to limit the
number of dailt flights out of the
QOunty airfield.
Delino contends that a long-
~nn legal. agreement will be the
only way Newport Beach can ever
hope' to limit airport noise.
One of the pr oposed
sttpulatton:s ca1ls for the city to
, agree not to attempt to block plans
for improvements at the airport.
County officials have sought to
add $74 million in improvements
at John Wayne, tn addition to some
-fiiCreues in the numbers of daily
jet flights.
As a result, Newport Beach
has launched legal battles to halt
~ any improvements that could lead
to eacalated flight schedules.
• Over the past two years,
Newport Beach city government
has spent $800,000 in legal fees
while battling over 'the airport.
There is a strong suggestion
that the city will continue legal
aaaults against the airport unless
• Newport Beach can obtain an
agreement from co unty
government.
Serious questions remain,
however, about a joint powers
agreement being the vehicle for
that unders1anding.
For one thing, there is a
question it an agreement between
1he present Board of Supervilors
and City Council could be legally
binding upon future county boards
or city councils.
* Mike Gatzke, a San Diego
•
attorne1 who reprHents the
county in airport matters, said
there is no legal way to form such
a joint powers agreement.
AB for the draft policy, ~
homeowners who are at the frc;>nt
of the jet noise fight might find
fault with the draft because it fails
to mention a precise fiaw'e as a top
llinit on the number of fltghta per
day.
Delino even noted that the
figure might be higher than the 41
flights long supported by city
government a nd many
homeowners.
1 ~pecific points aside, there
relhain some strong indicators to
suggest that county government
woula oppose any formal jolnt
powers structure to govern the
future Df John Wayne Airport.
This should. not suggest that
the draft effort by NewpQrt's city
officiall should be considered a
total exercise in futility. Many of
the points raised have validity.
County government should
acknowledge those concerna.
Further, it is possible that by
drafting the joint powers
document, Newport Beach may
have established an approach that
would allow some serious
negotiations with the county to
achieve airport agreement. .
Perhaps an informal joint
city-rounty corn.mission could be
formed to iron out disagreements
on airport pvlicy b e fore the
problems .!ICa late into
confrontation in the courts.
Marathon and continuing
court battles would be a costly,
ineffective and time-consuming
means to solve present and future
airport problems.
And an additional irony is
that many of the same taxpayers
would be footing the legal bills for
both sides.
'Oplnfons expressed In the s~e above are those of'the Dally Piiot. Otner views ex-~rHHd on this page •r~ those of their authors •rtd artists. Aeader comment is Inv It· td. Address The Oallv Piiot, P.O. Box tS60, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (7W
• 6424321.
:: t.M. Bord I Age and politics
~tie U.S: Con1ttlutton decrees t nobody can be a U.S. eenator until age
1 30. When that was written, life
expectancy w• only about 30. Hall
the people wouldn't even live that ion... Some fine nµrlds wanted the -ae
1tmi aet hi~. Othen &filUed ll couldn't be ... too much higher.
There wouldn•f be enough llvl111
....._ in the elder bncb1a '° ~ the VOterl auftideftt choice9. •
Q . Wa abortion ever lepl all over
this country?
A. Until 100 yon ago, yes.
0
D.C. • • secrecy not .consistent
WASHINGTON -Some of the
nation 's most sensitive security
documents are eo loosely guarded tlat
one of my repor1ers has been able to
wallc in off the streets and pick them up.
But let 110mething tawdry occur, and
our elected leaders will pull up the
coven. They'll invoke national aecwity
and reach for the secrecy stamp in an
attempt to cover up the embarrassment.
They won't hesitate to use the eecrecy
stamp to cenaor the newa. Yet they are
much le9I vigilant when it comes to
prot«ting the real secrets that could
affect the nation's safety.
THE WHITE BOUSE, for example, ta
the nerve cent.er of the entire federal
government. High fences. patrolled by
armed men and sophisticated electronic
devices, keep out intruders. Planes are
forbidden to fly overhead.
Detailed plans of the White House
electrical, sewer and shelter systems
could provide invaluable infonnation for
sp ies. It would be like the Central
Intelligence Agency getting Its hands on
engineers' drawings.Df t.be..Kl'eml.in.
Yet 90l1le of these vital documents
have been Uterally'lying around in non-
secure offices Inside the. General
Services Administration. They are
intended for the u se of private
contractors who work on White Houae
projeda, but anyone who looU as if he
knowa th•t he's doing can examine
them. and even walk away with copies.
My UIOdate Dale Van Atta, dtttl8ed in
rowboy boots, corduroy pants and non-
matchlng jacket, villted the GSA one
IUIU\Y day and bf'OWl8d around~
f-t~~
JICI llllRIDI
where thete contractors' documents are
kept. 'There were no eecurity guards.
Nobody challenged him.
He had previously obtained a copy of
an architect's drawing of the White
House "underground utilities," stamped
"For Official Use." He also got a copy of
an unclaaified map titled "White. House
Grounds," showing the various ducts.
conduits and manholes installed under
the lawns and driveways around the
exect1tive..manaion
But the real paydirt was located in an
unlocked file-cabinet drawer clearly
labeled as containing White Houn
material. It wu a 19-aheet collect.ion of
overalzed architectural drawings, which
Van Atta spread out on top of the
cabinet to atudy. No one questioned him;
in fact. one government worker offered
to Xerqx the material for him.
"Primary Electrical Syatems and
Shelter Improvements" was the title on
the first page, which wu • detailed map
of the White Hou.e sewer and electrical
systems. It has the appearance of an
aerial photo of the White Houae taken
with an X-ray camera.
EXACT LOCATIONS and distances
were neatly noted on the map -the
protective fences. the red uh tree, the
60-foot burr oak, guardhouses. drains,
electrical conduits, high-water alarm
systems, everythlng.
The 18 following pages included
schematic drawings titled Power Line
One Dtagrams; East Vault and Shelter
Power System Control and
Instrumentation; Mansion Vault and
West Wing Vault Power Systems
Control and Instrumentation; Electric.al
Site Plan; Plans -East Vault, Shelter
and Data Procesaing Room; Plans -
Mansion Vault, West Wing Vault.
Footnote: The Secret Service was
appalled at Van Atta•s easy 8CCe9S t<rthe
White House plans, and a,s.,ured us the
problem will be corrected.
Note of appreciation for Jerry Brown
To the Editor:
I get tired of reading Earl Wat.en'
insipid, abusive tirades against Jerry
Brown in the editorial pages of the Daily
Pilot. What vendetta does Mr. Waters
carry againat Gov. Brown?
California has proe~red during Jerry
Brown's t enure as governor of
MAILBOX
California. Indeed, California r•nka
.mong the bat of the states in economic
vitality. Gov. Brown ts one of the few
majoc politicians .who haa been U>Je to
meld • balance between economic
strength, integration of mlnorlties and
women into our aocia1 structure, and a
concern for envirorunental values that
are important to many people. Alao, hia
efforts to improve the quality of
education for our children, •nd his
ability to carry out the will of the people
are commendable attributes in any
polltldan.
Flaky, Mr. Waters? Prosperity·
Repretentation-Equality-F.ducation-En-
vironment-F.conomy. These are aoall
tlat we see achieved by Jf!!lTy Brawn.
We need Jerry Brown ln Wubinaton aa
our eenator. I hope that hia ~a
governor will do as good • job u he bu
done for the dtit.en1 of Callfomia.
JAN D. V ANDERSLOOr, MD
Seniors neglected
seniors who live on fixed incomes such as
Social Security, SSI and small pensions,
e~ •
The recent general plan which took
years to complete had many volunteer
citizens who spent countless hours
working on it for the benefit of Laguna
Beach. Among o th e r things its
committees recommended the use of
dt~-owned land for affordable housing
and a dar care center. To date all city
counc 11 hav e ignored the
reoommendatiorw. ' ALAN E. ADAMS.
Dump I ees hurt
To the Editor.
With regard to the fees that are going
to be chuaed at the dump: I'm a
commerdal U9tt of the dump doing tree
service work that involves quite a few
trips to the dump.
lf I have to get charged at the dump
that means I have to charge additional
fees to the people who employ me.
It seems ridiculous that Orange
County, one of the richest counties in the
nation, can't afford to have a free dump.
Is this the reaction of the supervisors to
Proposition 13?
STEVE STROMBERG
Speed bay action
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this dangerous and environmentally
degradins condition cau.ed by the lack ot long overdue care. We hope it will not
take a tragedy in the silt-loaded back bay
to alert these agencies to the dangerous
aM non-beneficial co~itions that now
exist there.
THE TAXPAYER has paid for what
has developed into a "white elephant"
and is running out of patience due to the
procrastination, confusion and lack of
attention to the problem that exists in
the upper Newport bay area.
The present silt removal work recently
started in the extreme back bay is a small
step in the restoration process, but only
that. Assemblywoman Bergeson and
Mayor Jackie Heather are to be
commended for their diligence and effort
in g~ting thia iniUal step started. A •
ronti.nuoua and strong full-blown attack
on this problem is the only thing that
will aave the upper bay, whOlle Ute is
slowly ebbing away.
U the government agencies are at all
concerned with saving one of our state's
outlltandlna environmental uaeta which
Mother Nature 10 generously
bequeathed to the people of Orange
County, then they had better expedite
the development of an ongoing workable
reatoration plan, which IO far bas not
surfaced.
Gun control
To the Editor:
E.P. BENSON
I know I apeek tor many citiaenl of the
state when f compliment the Daily PUot
and especially polltlc•l cartoontat
Oliphant fOI' the fine cartoon on the July
15 editorial .,..e.
The cun control initiative II U'UJj a
threat to our rl1ht1 under tbe
Canatitution and to OW' abUlty '° ~
our1elvea •nd our famUlee. It la
~ to lie in the media a.ch a
timely MnlDder of AIDirtcan va1ueL
WII:.LIAM ANDJ:RSON
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Nelson tells
drug contract
Nellon Reeearch & bevelopment Co. of IMne
announced it entered lhto qreemenis with Block nn.
Co. Inc. and SmlthK Hne Beckman Corp. for
development of _producta containi.nl A:lt1Ae.
The compound lncreu8 the penetration of dnap
through the aldn. 1'le oon\peny ai.o said for the three montha
ended June 30, revenue. roee 23 percent to $378,000
from the COl'Tftponding period a year ago.
But there was a net lea of Stw>,000, or•l cent a
aha.re, ap..lnat a gain of $118,000, or 3 cent.a a share, in
the compe.r•ble period lut year.
MS I reports earnings drop
MSI Data Corp. of Costa Mesa reported net
l.noome of $860,000, or 35 centa per aha.re. for the
quarter ended June 26, compared with eam1np of
$1,229,000, or 50 cent.a (restated) for the comparable
1981 quarter.
Revenues were $13,527,000 for the three months
compared with $14,195,000 in the year-earlier period.
Pacesetter sh ort stock s up
The Padfic Stock Exchange reports an ioc:rew ln
short interest for stock of American Pacesetter of
NeWpOrt Beach. There were 150 shares in that posjtion
June 15 and 1,238 July 15. The average dally volume
for trading ln June wu 745 shares.
A short position normally is taken when an
investor expects the price of the stock to fall and he
can replace 1t at a lesser price.
Approxunately 15 other stocks listed exclusively
on the exchange also showed larger short interest
positions for the period.
VA home loan I ee b ack ed
WASHINGTON (AP) -The House Veterans'
Affairs Committee approved a $551 million, three-year
package of budget savings today that Includes a
mortgage fee for most veterans receiving a VA loan.
The proposal, cleared by voice vote. would impose
a f~ of one·haU percent on home loaJu guaranteed by
the Veterans' Admlmstration. Committee staffers
estimated the average cost per loan would be $285.
The propoeal for a mortgage fee would apply to
all l\otdett of VA•backed mortgages e>C4'EJ>'. vetQi:ans
with service-connected d1sabilit1es. Homeowners
paying the tee w ould have 1he optJon of a lump sum
payment or monthly inst.ailments over the life of their
loan.
STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT
UPS AND DOWNS
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AMERICAN LEADERS
METALS
NEW YORK (API -Spot nonMrf'OUI
me1a1 P<~ loday
c.,... 7~·75 '*11• a poun<I, vs
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lb
I.Md 28·29 cents a pound.
Zinc 37 .. •o centa a paund, dellYe<lld Tift S6 0806 Metal• w.-cc>rnQOtlte
Ahlmtftum 78-77 centt e pOUn<I N Y
lhfcwy '370 00 per 1191!
lttettn-$298 00 troy oz., N Y
SILVER
H•ndy & Human, $6 920 pe1 lroy
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