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WEDNESDAY. AUGUS T 4. 1981 OJI AN<JE COUNT V. CALIFOHNIA 25 CENTS
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CHRISTENED Britain's Prince William
Arthur Philip Louis 1s the center of attention
today al his christening m the drawing room of
Buckingham Palace with his parents Prince
Charles and Princess Diana
Laguna 'governor'
snags a real one
By STEVE MITCHELL
Of the Oeffy Piiot Sien
It was pretty obvious from the
st.art that Gov Edmund Brown
J r. didn't wan1 anything to do
with it.
He arrived at a hilltop Laguna
Beach home for a $50-per-person
fund-raiser. and was met in the
driveway by "Doc" Blacketer
and Blacketer's 12-year-old pit
bull Buck
Now f?oc. as you may recall. 1s
on e of five candidates seeking
election as honorary governor of
the "state" of Laguna Beach.
The hopefuls are selling votes,
at a penny ap1ec.-e. to raise funds
for an end-of-the-tourist season
party for Lagunans only at Main
Beach Park
So Doc. yvho currently 1s
running a poor third in the
vote-getung compeuuon, thought
it would be a great boost to his
campaign were he to get
Governor Brown's endorsement
When Brown climbed out of
his baby blue 1974 Plymouth.
there stood Doc . attired 1n
cowboy hat and string tie. with
Buck sitting beside him
"What's this all about," the
pc•rplext'<i real governor asked?
Doc's daughter, Belinda
Blacketer, a former p lanning
l. om m i s s 1 o n e r i n Lag u n a .
rxplained to the governor that,
since Proposition 13. the city no
longer can afford to sponsor the
once-annual Village party
"So we have lo c al
organizations raising money by
selling votes for h o norary
governor," she said.
Brown allowed as how that
sounded hke a great idea to htm,
then -hesitatingly -asked
how he might be of assistance
No sooner were the words out
o f his mouth than Belinda
whipped out a proclamation
endorsing Doc and asked Brown
to c;1gn at the bottom
"What ar(' you running for
Jgain," Brown asked. hurriedly
n •CJding over the proclamation
"I 'm running for honorary
govt•rnor of Laguna Beach," Doc
bNlm<'d Then. pointing to the
(See LAGUNA. Page A2)
Fertility drug aids
quintuplets' birth
PARK RIDGE. CU (AP) A
31-year-old woman who had
been taking a fertility drug gave
birth today to quintuplets. four
girls and a boy. a spokeswoman
for Luthl•ran General Hospital
said
The infants were born JUst
after 6 a m PD'f with the boy
coming first and his s1s,C.ers
following at intervals of about 30
seconds, according to hospital
spok eswoman Cathy Barry
lpema.
The infants ranged m weight
from I pound 8 ounces to 2
pounds 14 ounces and were
delivered by Caesarean section.
Ms. Barry-lpema said . They
NATION
wt•rc· listed in "cnttcal but stablt>"
rnnd1twn. she said
The mother. Amy Ch1kara1sh1
of Glenview, was reported in
good condition. Mrs Chikara1sh1
and h C'r husband , James. 32.
alrt>ady have an 18-month·old
daughter, Enn
Mrc; Ch1kara1sh1 had been
taking the fertility d rug
Pergonal. and was hosp1talazed
t'1ght weeks ago after doctors
detennmed that a multiple birth
was likely
The father was present in th('
delivery room for the deUvcry,
whic h was performed by four
doctors
Marilyn Monroe murdered?
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A private investigator who insists actress Marilyn
Monroe was the victim o f murder. not suicide, is
looking for her diary. which he says will provide solid
Pvidence o f his belie f. Page AS.
Acid air, -cancer linked
Acid air, in which pollut.anta mix with humidity,
has been linked to high lung cancer ·rates in
subtropical regions such as Florida. Page BS.
Tax.payers spared
BOSTON (AP) -Massachusetts taxpayers will
aave about 20 cents a week under a last-d itch
election-year tax cut filed by Gov. lliward J . King
and af'proved by the Legislature today.
Beirut deaths soar
Tanks attack; U.S. considers embargoes :
By Tbe A11oclated Pre11
Israeli tanks and a rmored
troops steamrolled into west
Beirut today, other~ruts battled
toward the PaJeetine Liberation
Organization stronghold from the
north and sou th, and artillery
and gunboats hanunered Yasser
Arafat's guerrilla enclave from
all sides in furious barrages that
continued after 15 hours.
make "virtually 1mposs1ble the
conduct of d1plomauc efforts" to
end the ftghung.
The possible sanctions included
military, diplomatic and
economic penalties, according to
the sources.
The Israeli military command
said it had n ot launched ·•an alJ.
out attempt at conquering the
city" and the attacks were to
s how Israel "will not p_lay the
game by PLO-set rules."
After eight hours of intensive
f1r1ng from both sides, 1t
appeared the Israeli thrust was
con centrated on the no man's
land between the city's Moslem
and Christian sectors, the seaport
on the northern edge of the PLO
redoubt in west Beirut, and PLO
entrenchments southwest of the
city
The Israeli attack, wh1c-h
• began about 3 p.m . PDT anf
shattered the ninth ceue-fire ~
two months of flghllng, waa
covered by intense sh elling
"Hundreds of shells burst
within yards of each other and
w1th1n seconds, t h e ent i ri
southern belt of west Beirut W8f
shrouded in smoke and names,
Associated Press correspondent
Terry Anderson said of on«
I 0-second Israeli barrage At least 50 people were killed
and 730 wounded m the attack
and the toll was expected to ri9e
sharply, im tial police reports
cited by Lebanon's state radio
said. The broadcast said most of
the victims were civilians.
Education appeal due
Israel said its forces suffered
20 soldier s wounded, two
seriously, before the attack, and
that as a result of the assault its
Does medical schooling count as community property?
ed ri 60 ds By DAVID K UTZMANN a t the ume of divorce. annor captur a st P yar 01 11>e oe111 Piiot s1en d.,,..p and 600 d• to g But on Monday, in a surprise "" yar .. n on a The Newport Beach lawyer north-south axis a long the Green who first won and then lost a 2-I vote, the same appeals court
L . dJ ·d · U h Id reversed itself and held that the me v1 mg8.ern a-e west state appeah court fight on 0 -t ( h lied med1£'al education could not be ~1ru rom ristJan-rontro whether a spouse's medical
east Be Ut ('Ons1dered ('Ommunity property 1r · education ts commuruty property That ruling was a maJor Arafat called on every able in a divorce says she now will v1C'tory for Dr Mark Sullivan,
Palestinian to take up arms and take her case to the Caltforn1a the phys1c1an, and a setback for
de f end west B l' 1 rut , and Supreme Court. his ex-wife, Janet.
President Elias Sarlus appealed Attorney PatnC'1a Herwg said •.Natur a 11 y. we w i 11 be
to Presiden t Reagan to stop the Tuesday she ft.'Cls the issues at appealng to the California
fighting and protested "what is stake are significant enough that Supreme Court ... Herzog said
happening in Beirut where the state's high court sh ould hear Tuesday. "They're not required
innocent civilians ar e bemg it to hear it," she said, but there is
subjected to mass killing and She represents the former wife enough statewide interest in the
destruction" of a south O r ange County caseand1ts ramificationsthatthe
T op advisers to President urologtst who separated from her panel should consider it.
Reagan met for three hours at husband in 1978 "( think it's essential the
the White House today to~ In what was considered a California Supreme Court hear
the latest attacks and sources in landmark ruling last January. the case," she said.
the admimstrat1on said a list of the 4th District Court of Appeal During the Sul11vans' 1980
"theoretical sancuons" had been ruled that a professional school divorce proceedings in Orange
drawn up. education qualified as community County S uperior Court, the
Reagan told the advisers to property judge ruled that a physician's
meet and make recommendations As such, the t'Ourt had ruled, a medic: a I e d u cati o n not be
to him. The attacks. presidential value could be placed on it and a consid e rcu as community
That resulte d in H erzog's
appeal to the San Bemardlno-
based appeals court, which
upheld her arguments last
January.
"The court said where there is
a professional education, t hat
educauon ts the separate poperty
of the person obtairung it," she
said
The panel had ruled that a
value could be placed on that
education, determined at trial,
and that it could tx> shared with
the other spouse ':Vhen property
was divided.
ln its new ruling Monday, the
appeals court said that 1t now felt
that "the starting premtse for the
holding previously reached 1s
wrong."
Herwg said the court was now
saying it was more lake a gift and
not community property when
one spouse put the other through
school. spokesman Larry Speakes said , spouse was e ntitled to share in it property .
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COME ON IN! 'the water's fine off of L Street on the Balboa
Peninsula and there's one space left on the tube between Chris
COUNTY
A push for 911 line
Orange County would Uke to get the word out on
its best-kept secret -the 911 energency line. Page Bl.
Jazz Exch ange on Coast
Plans are to be unveiled Aug. 13 for a $2 million
Jazz Exchange to be built in the Newport Beach-
I.rvine area. Page 84.
STATE
R enegade bear hunted
RIDGECREST (AP) -State Fish and Grune
warden.a planned to UN a dog team t.oday to track an
injured bear that mauled an lnyo County man in the
mount.alna of eat.em Kem County.
o...., "°' "'°'° .,, lee ~
and Alicia Rich. Behind them are S haron Halderman, Leslie
Sm1th, Kami Kenny and Tyler Walker.
INDEX
Al Your Service A4 Horoecope All
Business B4-5 Ann Landers All
He rb Caen Al 1 Movies B6
Cavalcade All Mutual Funds B4
Classified 04-8 National New. A3
Comics B7 Public Notices B2,Cll,D4
Croesword B7 Sports Dl-3
Death Notices 04 Stock Marketa ~
Editorial AlO Televtalon 88
En t.ert.ainmen t A9,B6 Theaters 86
Food C l -10 Weather A2
Hy Gardner All World NeW11 A3
Art Hoppe All
SPORTS
DeCinces hot; Angels not
Doug DeClnces bwted t.hJ'ee homers for the
Angels, but they went for naught aa the Halos'
pitching again failed to take advantage. Page Dl.
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Mesa Council
OKs high • rise
By JODI CADENHEAD or .... .,..,,... • ...,
The Coeta Mesa City Council
haa approved the coNt.ruction of
'.MIJc bronze mirrored buildings
'eiat will rise from the SakJoka-lfN.. n ed beanfle lds like a
glittering Emerald City.
{•'Taking the yellow brick road
•1*id by the Segerstrom family's
~by Town Center, developers ~. the project acrapped earlier
for low-rise buildings in
r of the 10 to 14-story
· mercial o ffice buildings ~oved Monday for South
t Metro Center.
'J 1 ''The decision to build this was
~ on the product success of
81own Center," said Mike Oberst,
re_rojec t manager for Curci-
~ngland Co .. following the
~~~i. said that officials plan
'\d begin construction of the first t)hase of the 1.3 otillion square
foot South Coast Metro Center
lbcated east of Town Center m
"March.
approved plan. tor the entire
165-acre pa.reel bounded by the
San Diego Freeway, Main Street
and Sunflower Avenue calling
for 1.3 million square fet;t of
commercial devefopment and
1,500 condominlwna.
Financial con11deratlons
hampered the mammoth
residential a nd commercial
project and in May the developer
submitted the new proposal to
Ci ty Hall.
The publicity-shy Sakioka
family has signed a 65-year lease
with Curci-England for the
South Coast Metro property and
an additional 35 acres that will be
used for residential development.
Curci-England officials plan to
submit a proposal lo the city
within 90 days for a
co ndominium prOJect .
Construction of the residential
development is not expected to
begin until the second phase of
the commercial project starts.
WELCO M E D -India's
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi
displays the gift presented to
her in Los Angeles Tuestiay.
S he will return to India after
a two-day visit in Hawaii.
\111'Construcllon of the f1rsl 11
·!ltory building is expected to be
completed by July, 1984. Oberst
declined to comment on the rost
of the project.
The building designed by Gin
W ong & Associates of Los
Angeles would feature solar
bronze· g l ass a n d g r a n 1 t e
aggregate and would have bay
windows and terraces on the
10th and 11th floors.
Innocence pleaded
by Carla Stuckle
> .iThe first phase of the proJE!Ct
i&D 46 acres along the San Diego
Freeway, east of South Coast
l'own Center, calls for two
i.Ll-story buildings, one 14-story
building and parking for 2.252
~.
1, Curci-England's plans for the
s ·• co n d p h as e 1 n c I u d e
donstruction of two 10-story
!buildings, one 14-story building
Uld several parking structures
(t)r 1,868 cars.
•1,0berst said he expects about
:t ,000 jobe to be created by the
lproject that will house mostly
!~porate users, account.ants' and
attorneys' offices.
' 1 Two ye a rs a go t h c l' i i y
t • • •
1Ene r gy secr e tary
l··ll llo atte nd blast
... 1.
it , LAS VEGAS (AP) -Energy
,Secretary James Edwards and 40
.l)eWS media representatives are
·~ be present Thursday when an
underground nuclear weapons
"test LI scheduled at the Nevada
'Eest Site.
!,!•' Edwards and reporters will
•w4tch the blast from a concrete
1control center 10 m iles from
~ground zero.
By JEFF ADLER
Of the Deity Pffot 8taft
Carla Verne Stuckle -the
43-year-old Tustin woman who
claims state Sen. John Schmitz
fathered her two voun.e children
-pleaded innocent Tuesday to a
felony charge of child neglect in
Ce n t ral Orange County
Municipal Court.
Wearing a light blue dress,
Miss StuckJe nodded her head
and replied "yes'' when asked by
Judge Gary F R ya n to
acknowledge her not guilty plea
The arraignment proceedings
S tate trans it
c hange a s k e d
SACRAMENTO (AP) -State
Transportation Director Adriana
Gianturco h as asked a s tate
commission to change its five-
year plan to restore funds for
mass transit, bicycle trails, park-
and-ride lots and roadside rests
-and cut money for highway
construction.
Ms. Glanturco said Tuesday
there are two million adults in
California w ho do not have a
driver's license and almost a
million households without an
au tornobile.
"Most of these p eople are
young, elderly, disabled or very
poor," she said.
lasted less than five minutes.
Ryan set Aug. 23 as the date
for a preliminary hearing into
the charges. Meanwhile, the
defendant remains free on her
own recognizance.
Followinll the arrai~nment,
MISS Stuckle's attorney, Michael
R McDonnell. refused to
comment on the case, but said a
statement would be issued next
week. Miss Stuck.le did not speak
to reporters.
In refusing to answer
reporters' questions, McDonnell
said, "People believe everything
they read in the newspapers and
I'm not sure it's always put down
an the newspapers the way it
happened."
He said his client's case would
be aired at the preliminary
hearing.
Bab y boy kille d
in c r i b b y sn a k e
SPARK S, Nev. (AP) -A
21-month-old boy found dead in
hlS crib Tuesday apJ¥ll"ently was
killed by an 8-foot pet python,
police said.
Sgt John Long saJd the reptile
was found near the crib where
Jesse Dorland 's body was
discovered. An autopsy was
being conducted to determine the
cause of death.
Slightly warlller
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Aualln
1Coastnl
111 Oww OVle< ...... lrom Point
1Conce pt1on 10 Sar: Clemenl•
1 \lland no.-th-t wlnda 12 IO 22 f.'nota with 4 10 8 1001 combined
tau lhrougll night EIMwhere.
~lghl variable wlnda WHI to
"puthw eat 10 to 18 llnota attemoon. Sotltllwwt ...,..., 1 to 2
tti.I. Mostly aunny attemoon
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uch ol the n1llon hi d very
werm to 1101 . muggy wellher
Tu••day . b ut arrong
thunderatorlT'I• were common
over northern Michigan end
aouth«n FIOrlda
Sho-ra end lhunderatorma
lli9o m~ ll'om aout,...,n 111d
-1em Attzona lnlo far -tern
T••H end from aoul heulern
T-lnlo Loullllana.
Showara 1110 fell 111 th•
11or the rn Rock i e• a11d
thvnderlhowen d.....aop.d trom
e11tern South 01kot1 end
Nebr11k1 Into aouthern M lnneaola and nor111wet1ern
Iowa.
For today, aoettered ahowers were fore<:ut over lh• Pacific
Nortllwwt wllh lhunder1howera
over the Roc;kle• and aouthern
lntermounlaln area S~• end
thunderahowera were foreceal
acrou the upper Mlaalaalppl
Valle)', Greet Lek• end north«n
Allantk: atat• Thvnd.nh~
alto wer e l orecaat o ver the
oentrll Gulf COMt and IOUlllern
Ronda.
Ca lifornia
Southern Celft~nla wlll be fllf
through Thured1y. but low ~can be upectecl elong
coulal ereea Slightly warmer
~ County hlgt\I 7 t 10 78 tod;'.~ to 82 Thurwday Lowt
6' to 88
Inland vel\9)' hight In the upper 10a tocs.y, 90I Thursday Lowt In eo.-Mountalna can ell.pec1 tltohl 76
to 8" both daya. LOW9 In !50a.
Wast to toUtltwelt '#Inda 16-21>
mph In northern d•••rll atternoona and ~. HIQh1 In '°" .-tel low 1008. lowl 82 fo 72. Soutflem dee«! hlghe 102 to 110.
loWll 72 to 82.
·Hofttlem and C.Otral Cellfomla
wilt be f11r Inland through
Ttlur'ldey. Hight and morning IOw.
olovclt with local drlule along
OC*ll. Moettr lllmY afttmOOfl, ..
Temp~ratures
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9anlmora
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Btamarck
Bolte
Boston
Buffalo
Burlington
Ctlarlatn SC
ChatlS1n WV
Charttle NC
Chey9ne Chao<> Clncinn1t1
Cle¥elanO
Cl.mble SC
Columbus
Oti-ft W1h
0.yton o.n-°"'Mot,_
Oetroh
Dvtulh
EIPuo
Flllrbanka
Fargo
Fllgst1N
Grw1F11111
HartlOfd
H.tena
Honolulu
Houston
lndnaplla
J11ekan
J11Ckanvtte
Kena City
Knoxvllle
Laa VegH
Ullle Rock
Loulavllte
Memphis
Miami
Miiwaukee
Mpl....St P
Nulwllte
New Orleen•
New York
Norfolk
Olli. City
Omaha Orl&Nlo
PNledpl\la
~Pittsburgh
Piiand. M9
Piiand, Ore
Pr~
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Richmond
Salt lak•
S111 AnlonlO
S..111•
Shfewport
Slou• Fill•
SI Loult
SI P·Tampa
88
76
98
84
92
89
81
70
76
71
90 88
86
83
95 92
86
89
89
94
91
88
98
78
82
97
64
88
80 16
80
78
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94
92 93
92
101
88
101
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90
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90
81
82
94
98
92
64
105
80
68
73 73
72
88 91
98
70
94
98
9S
66
85 84 Wednesday August 4
78 •Ho h Temperatures
64
67
53
49
64
58
55
70
64
67
81
68 67
82
88
83
76
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65
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81
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80 87
74
73
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77 73
68 79
88
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83
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85 42
88 71
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55 73
78 78
78
Spokane
SyrecvM
Topeka Tue.on
Tulaa WUhlng1~
Wlctllta
CAUf'O..NIA
Apple Velley
Bak-flek!
Baratow
8-.lmont
Big Bear
Bty1he
Callllna
Culver City
Eureka
Freeno
Lancuter
Long Beach
Los Anoelea
Monrovt1
Monlebello
Monterey
Needlee
Newport BNch
Oallland
Onllf'lo
Palm 5'>flnoa
P ... oena
Puo Roblee ~aide
Red Bluff
Redwood City
Sallnaa
San Bematdlno
San Oebrlel
SM OleOO San Francllco
San JoM
Santa Ana
Senta Cf\4 Senta Maria
Santa Monica •
11 58 Stocltlon 62 55
78 40
103 65
78 83
108 81
74 52 T1hoe Valley
98 11 Thermal
95 70 Torran<ie
tOO 79 Yuma
88 88 -----------102 71
90 53 Sm og
98 67
97 74
<92 50
76 38
107 11
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81 85
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105 80
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88 58 88 47
92 83
88 86 16 69 82 53
73 53
81 68
711 114
10 115
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Ttle Alt Ouallty Management
Olatrlol predk:ta unhNlttlful air
quallly lor eeneltlve persona
loday In th& ~•reld•·San Ber11111d1no area. ul good air
quallty In 111 other part• of the
South Cout Air n
Unhealthful air wtlh • Pollutant
Standard lnde• ol 150 la fOfecul
for the Rlveralde-San Bernardino ....
Good elr quality wllh • PSI of
100 la pr1dlc1ed for the Sen
01brlel and Pomona valleys. A
PSI ot 92 la for9CUI fOr the S...
Fernando end Sant• Clarl11
valley•. with a PSI of 87 tor
8annl09, 68 !Of metropolltan Loe
Angel .. and 50 10< the Hemet·
El•lnOfl region A PSI of 42 II
predleted fOf all other reglonl,
lncludlnQ lnlmd Orange Cowty,
coaataf er•••· h igh and low "-1a I nd Big Bur Lake.
Where to cell (toll frH) for
llllMI amog lnf~matlon.
Orange County (8001 44~H
Loa AngelH County. (SOO)
242-4022 Rlvertld• and San Batnardlno
counll•: (8001387-"710 AOMO Epleode Center: (800)
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AetiYists enter race
Two '4,000' members seek NB council seats
By ITEVE MARBLE or ... Olllr,... .... ·
In a move that could brin.11 •
new tone to the upcomfoa
Newport Beach City Councn
raco, two actlvlata In the Commit• of 4,000 have atp1ed
th ey'll enter the November
rontest.
Barbara Young, prealdent of
the committee that la batt.llna the
lrvlne Company over leaaenold
property In Newport and Irvine,
haa taken out papen to run
again.at incumbent Evelyn Hart.
Radio peraonallty Pat
Mic haela, also an a c tive
committee member, haa picked
up norniMtion papel"'S. He would
be running against Paul
From Page A1
LAGUNA. • • • unimpressed pit bull, Doc said,
"This here's my lieutenant
governor."
"State of Laguna Beach ,"
Brown repeated . "Laguna
doesn't need to be a st.ate. It's
alread1 a st.ate of mind, 1.an't it?"
Then, pulling a pen from his
pocket, Brown quickly scribbled
his signature at the bottom of the
proclamation.
By this time, Brown's aides
were attempting to pry the real
governor away from the local
cont.ender and his canine running
mate.
But first, a photographer asked
if the governor would kneel next
to the dog for a picture.
Lo o king down at the
nonplussed mutt, Brown shook
his head and said, "Naw, why
don't you just shoot it with us
standing up like this."
Make-it-qukk was unapoken,
but implied in the tone of his
voice.
Four rapid-fire shots with the
help of a motor camera, and the
governor was gone.
"Good luck," he said over his
shoulder as h is aides led him
away.
Humroel, the Incumbent from
Corona del Mar.
Four of the aeven councll ... ia
will be WJed ln the •lectlon and
10 peqple, lncludtna all four
lncun{benta, haYI taken out
papen to run. Candldatet are
elected at large but repl'ftent
1eog raphlcal dl1trlc t1 t n Newport.
Ma. Young, owner of a n
escrow firm and a Bav1ho.rN
~t. hu been the mo9t active
and rDOlt vilible membef of the
Committee of 4,000, eo named
becaUM there att "°'ilahlY ~.000 ree:Jdenta In Newport and Irvine
who leue land from the 1rvine
Company.
The commlttee, which it aulng
the Irvine Company, la battling
lkyrocketlng land leue fees that·
eome homeowners have been hit
wt th.
Doc just stood there smiling.
"That picture ought to be
worth a lot of votes," he said.
For Doc that is. .
No telling how the photo will
aHe<:t Brown's chances for the
U.S. Senate.
De61y "'°' ~ 111 l left •dlell BRO~N'S ~BACKER. -"Doc" ,Blacketer (left), one of five
candidates m the strictly tongue-in-cheek campaign for
honorary governor of Laguna Beach, got solid support in the
form of an endorsement from Gov. Brown. With the pair is
Buck, w ho would be Doc's Lieutenant governor.
Residency decision due today
S uperior court to d ecide Judge Harrold's future
We s t Orange County
Municipal Court Judge Joanne
Harrofd's future was to be
d ecided today by a S upe rior
Court judge who has heard
testimony that the diminutive
Westminster jurist was not a
legal resident of the county when
she ran for office in June.
Though he took the case under
submission Tuesday, Judge
R o nald Owens may h 'ave
provided a clue o f what he
thought of the complicated case
when he sharply told Harrold's
attorney:
"She (Judge Harrold) was no
more a resident of this county
when she was appoi.nted in 1980
than the man in the moon ...
She deceived the governor, she
deceived the people, and I'm
very upset about it. Everytime
she sat on the bench she told a
lie."
Owen's unus ually a ngry
outburst came at the end of
closing statements by attorney
Elenor Stegme ier , wh o
represented Judge Harrold.
Harro ld's decisive e lection
victory June 8 is being
challe nged b y second-place
contestant Dan Charles Dutcher,
a Santa Ana lawyer who alleges
that Harrold was not a legal
resident of the county before the
election .
Owen s was appa r e ntly
ange red Tuesday by testimony
he heard the previous d ay in
which Harrold said that she may
have used a Ne wport Beach
address in 1979 to establish her
Orange County residency when
she a pplied to the governor for a
judgeship.
In fact, she said, she wasn't
actually living at the $2 million
Lido Isle home owned by her
grandmother.
At the time, Harrold said, she
listed two addresses on t he
application to the governor -
one in Orange County and the
other in Riverside where it is
claimed she h as h e r t r ue
residence.
What Owens must decide
today is whether the jurist was a
legal couuty resident 54 days
before the June 8 election , as
required by s tate law, a nd
whether she was truthful in
fillmg out campaign documents
hstang the Lido Isle home in
Newport Beach as her residence.
Owens has the po w er to
nullify the election and vacate
the position or possibly order a
new ele<:tion.
Dutcher and his attorney,
Kenneth Golden, claimed that
Harold attempted to falsely
create an O r a nge Co u n ty
residence after she discovered in
mid-March that her opponen t
planned to make her status an
issue.
Har r old testified that she
began moving into the Newport
Beach home in late November
after her grandmother gave her
keys to the home.
Golden claimed, however, that
Harrold had a quit-claim deed
giving her possession of the
house falsely dated and notarized
in 1982 to reflect that her
grand m oth e r signed the
document in Novembez; 1981.
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were just not enough to dry up the huge
puddles in the arena at Cheye nne's Frontier
Days Rodeo. Bull fighters Wick Peth, behind
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~Anierica 's allies in Europe
blast Reagan as 'hypocrite'
WA S HINGTON (AP) -
When Ronald Reagan says
farmers are very much on his
mind, it could explain something
about why he thinks it's all right
for Americans to sell grain to the
Soviets and all wrong for the
Europeans to sell them pipeline
parts.
American grain farmers will
be voting in this fall's elections.
J"'rench and Italian turbine
mechanics won't, no matter what
happens in Poland.
Farmers are critical to the
Republican Party this year, for
the party is stumbling in the
Midwest, even as it seems to be
doing pretty well in the rest of
the country. If farmers blame
Republican candidates for the
high inte rest rates and poor
commo dit y prices that are
squeezing profits, the GOP could
be in d eep trouble in the
American heartland.
Huge grain sales to the Soviets
would he lp ease some of the
pressure on farmers. And that's
just what Reagan paved the way
for with his decision last w09k to
negotiate a one-year exte nsion of
the gram sale agreement w ith
the Soviets
To make certain farmers get
the connection between grain
sales and the elections. Reagan
NIWS ANAlYllS
flew to Iowa to talk to farm
groups.
"The granary door is open and
the exchange will be cash on the
barrelhead," Reagan told corn
growers in Des Moines, adding
that "the farmers of America are
very much on my mind."
But martial law in Po land
makes Reagan's courting of Fann
Belt votes a tough game. Indeed.
charges of hypocrisy are bemg
hurled at Reagan from America's
allies in Europe, for Reagan has
strongly condemned the situation
1n Poland and the Soviet role m
that repression.
To punish the Soviets £or their
support of repression m Poland,
Reagan has pressured Europeans
not to sel I the Soviets the
turbines and other equipment
t h ey n eed to complete a
3,500-mile natural gas pipeline.
Companies in France, Italy,
Germany and Great Britain -
backed by their governments -
have given every sign they will
ignore Reagan 's sa n ctio n s,
pomtmg to the grain sales as they
make their defiance clear.
T he Reagan administration's
gesture in the d1rect1on of
punishing the Soviets on the
gram matter has been to refuse
to negotiate a long-term renewal
of the U .S .-U.S .S .R . grain
purchase agreement. Farmers
would much prefer a long-tenn
pact. for it would assure them a
steadv customer.
In ·any case, the diffe rences
between this one-year deal and
any long-te rm pact that might
someday be negotiated will not
become clear until lo ng after
Election Day 1982.
And it is the <'k'Ction that is on
the White House agenda these
days.
With the voting about three
m onths away. the p o l1t1c al
currents in the Midwes t are
troubling for the GOP.
For one thing, four GOP
governors are not seeking re-
election. Among th06e four are
William M iU1ken of M1ch1gan
and Robert Ray of Iowa, two of
the most durably popular and
electable moderate Re publican
politicians in the <.'OUntry. And
Wisconsin Gov . Lee Dreyfus
stunned party pros by re{us1ng to
run again, ('ven though he was
considered a good bet for re-
ele<:tion.
And Minnesota Gov Albert
Quie, who won m 1978 when the
GOP swept the Statehouse and
both U.S . Senate seats there, is
also bowing out.
State GOP asks death penalty
Cites 'esp ecially h einous, a trocio us, cruel' murders
SACRAMENTO (AP) -State
Re publicans are proposing the
death penalty for "especially
h e inou s, atrocious or cruel"
murders -the same language
declared unconstitutional by the
state Supreme Court.
"We're going to test the court
again," Assembly Minority
Leade r Robert Naylor, R-Menlo
Park, told a news conference.
Added Republican attorney
general ca ndidate George
Nicholson, a senior assistant
attorney genera l: "Just because
that court speaks does not make
it iD}PlUtabJe."
}( 1978 death penalty inHiative
approved by the voters provided
for death or life without parole
for more than 20 spedfic kinds of
murder. such as muluple murder,
murder for hire. murder during a
rape or robbery, and murder by
torture.
One of the categories was any
murder that was "especially
h e inous, atr ocious or crue l,
manifesting exceptional
depravit y." That is seldo m
charged. because a more specific
category, such as murder b y
torture, would usually apply.
The court. in a 5-1 decision
July l , said the "he inous,
atrocious or cruel" language was
unconstitutionally vague in that
the terms were so general that
they failed to define the specific
conduct that was to be punished.
The rest of the death penalty law
was left intact.
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Naylor said tn a statement.
"The-court's action left Caltfornia
with little more than a shadow of
a capit.aJ punishment law " He
explained that court rulings have
made the law's broad provisions
difficult to a pply. even though
there are more than 100 men on
Death Ro w .
His attempt to reverse the
decision· by a bill. AB547. has
several potential problems.
Because the 1982 session ends
Aug. 31, the bill would probably
be vetoed by Gov. Edmund
Brown Jr .. an opponent of the
death penalty. And even if it
became law, the Supreme C<>urt
would likely find the language
too vague.
Also, the 1978 1mttattve can be
amended onJy by a new public
vote. Naylor said. however, that
he wa s n 't pro p os ing an
amendment. but rather a newly
defined crime.
As a b ackup measure, the
Republicans are proposing a state
constitutional ame ndme nt,
ACA34 by Assembly woman
Cathie Wright, R-SimValley,
that would prohibit the state
court from striking the Jaw down
und e r th e Ca l ifornia
Constitution.
.The court cited both the state
and-tederal constitutions in its
ruling. but a dissenter said the
U.S. Supreme Court has upheld
the aame language unde r the
U.S. ConatltuUon.
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Lebanon trip 'costly'
Thousands return to rescue families
TABARJA, Lebanon (AP) -
The distant thunder of exploding
shells shattered the calm aboard
the small ferry Liban, waiting
for docking clearance from an
lsraell gunboat off the Lebanese
coast.
"Oh, m y baby," Catherine
Ibrahim, 23, cried softly,
c lutc h i ng a pic ture of her
6-month-old son, Camille. Her
30-year-old husband, Adel, said
they had left the infant with her
parents four months ago when
they went to Kuwait to work.
"We are worried to death
because her parents live south of
Beirut whe re heavy fighting has
occurred," said the young father.
"We have sent them telegram
a fter telegram but have heard
nothing from them."
Government and military
authorities estimate up to 1,000
Leban ese a da y have been
returning from overseas by land
and sea since Israel invaded the
country eight weeks ago. They
come back to be reunited with
their loved ones and, if possible,
to take them out of their war-
torn country
Fot most the homecoming 1s
costly
The Cyprus-Lebanon ferries
have tripled their one-way rare
to $150 for the 16-hour voyage. A
news photographer said he was
asked by one ferry to R8Y $40
extra for a cot on the open deck
and $150 extra for a berth in a
L'abin.
F a d y Badawi, a lawye r
returning from Saudi Arabia to
get his ftancC<.'. said on an earlier
trip by land via Syria guards at
each of the seven checkpoint•
between Damascus (Ind Beirut
demanded "presents."
"The Lebanese people leaving
Damaacua for home are routinely
told by taxi or bus drivers to take
cartona of foreign cigarettes or SlO bills for thete boya," he said.
With Beirut closed to air
traffic, many travel through
Syria. But Lebanese Christians
prefer the sea route via Cyprus
because the ferries land them in
Christian territory.
A Lebanese businesswoman
from Marseilles, France, said she
paid $2,000 to a broker to get a
visa for another Arab country for
a sister In Beirut.
"A lot of other pe<>ple have
done it thro ugh these brokers
who hang around the
consulates," she said, asking not
to be identified. "You jus t have
to pick a right one with right
connections."
As the artillery and naval
bombardment continued, a group
••• 1 ot Moelema knelt to pray at .91111!
corner ot the sun-baked ·~ deck of the 23~-ton conver~
military landlng 1hlp. • J~
"I had to rome ~ to _aee 11))'
parents ... they Ph<?"¥<' CNILM>
say bombs llnd rockets w~ falling all over the place,"
Arline Tachdjian, a 56-yearll
e lectrical engineer w
emigrated to Toronto, Cana .•
four years ago. ..~
"Because of people like ~
Kis111nger who think o f d\e
in terest of onJy the big powe~
the expense of sm all count~!&
like Lebanon, I had to ua~qt
year's saving for this trip." !{
Karin Kabalan, the ferrl'~
29-year-old captaln, said he felt
"genuinely sorry" for the Li~'ll
poor accommodation s a nd tflf
increased fare. Jl
"I asked for several milita(l-
type movable toilets because M!
have only one aboard for 200
people, but my superiors t~
me down," he said. .J
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Bill would return
welfare benefits
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WASHINGTON (AP) -
Mattie Dudley . who sells
newspapers from a wheelchair m
Charlottesville, Va .. would have
her federal and state welrare
benefits re instated under a
measure pending in Congress.
In the big tax biU making 1ts
way through Congress 1s a
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provision requiring the
government to disregard prepaid
burial policies when it adds up'i\i
person's assets to determine
eligibility for Medicaid and other
benefi ts. 1.t
Miss Dudley, 67, whose lep
are atrophied as a result o{ a
birth defect, lost eligibility fQr
welfare and Medicaid on Aug. 1,
Her $1.000 burial policy eamad
just enough interest to push bes'
"non-essential" assets above u.e
$1 ,500 maximum allowed a single
person receiving Supplemental
Security Income, a federal aip
pr ogram for t he poor and
disabled. .: ..
Receiving SSI had made her
eligible for Medicaid, a state·
f ed e ral program that pays
medical expenses for the poor_._._
In passing the tax-increue tNll
last month, the Senate accepted
an amendment by Sen. Howd
W. Cannon, D-Nev .. that exempts
prepaid burial and cremation
po Ii c i es Crom the assei:s
calculation. Current law already
exempts a home, car and some
life insurance. :tJ ' ' S S I a p p I i c a n t JS
are .. confronted with Ufe
realiz.ation that their final resting
place may not be with their
spoust' or family. but rather in
some pauper's grave chosen ~
the state," Cannon said in urging
approval of the amendmenL .::i)
Sen . Bob Dole, R-Kan., anj
the manager of the bill, agreed.
''Forcing many elderly citi~
to, in effect. choose betwef~
welfare be ne fits over thlir
funerary plans is an unfair and
horribly insensitive choice," he
said.
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MANIPULATING MATERIAL Artist concept s hows
sc1ent1sts in an Orbitin g Quarantine Facility analyzing
Martian soil samples in a s te rile containe r. Stainless steel ha nd
manipula tors prevent contamination of both scientists and
samples. NASA is considering such a facility to prevent
potentially deadly microbes from contaiminating Earth.
The Senate approved t ~
amendment unanimously an
the bill is now being consid
by a _Senate-House confere"f
comnu t lN'. .•
The change affecting Mis
Dudley would become eff~>.
as soon as the bill ls signed ·
law, which could come by tb
end of the month.
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and iu hi11ory
Would it surprise you to know
that Oriental civilizations were
very invevtlve in builclins some
of the earliest timepieces?
Horol ogical historians flnd
fascinating evidence of Chinese
and Japanese clocks that were
"different," to say the least. A
Umeplece In Su Sung, China in
about 1090 A.O. measured the
hours by the flow of water. It
was considered one of the
scientific wonders of the time.
The Japanese developed a
"stick" clock, which featured a
de9Cending driving weight that
indicated Ume with a pointer u
it moved down an inscribed
pane l. The Japanese alao
developed a romantic incense
clock. A trailing wiap of lnoeme
smoke wound ltl way through a
maze to mark the passage of
time. Theae frag rant devices
were often useJ to time t he
visits of guesta in gtesha hoUln.
But, deaflt.e the creativity of
Orienta Umeami\hs, when
mechanical witches were
introduced to the Orient by
European tradeamen In HSf2,
these Immediately became
t0uaht-after ~11 in the Eu\.
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' Simple wills may stand
DEAR PAT~ Som'e of my friend• tell me
their attorney• bave recommended they draw
up new wllla In view of the estate tu c:bangea
In the 1981 tax act. Can you contact an expert
In thla field of law and tell me tf a new wW la
really nece11ary?
H.M., Costa Mesa
Denis Clifford, author of the Nolo Press
book. "Plan Your Estate: Wllls, Probate
Avoidance, Trusts & Taxes," says that only
people who previously e ngaged fn
·sophisticated tax planning, with complex will
provisions designed to maximize estate tax
savings, are likely to be affected by the
Reagan Tax Act. Those who have simpler
wills are most unlikely to need them revised.
Here's why:
The most important estate tax changes
introduced by the Reagan Tax Act were: to
increase the amount of money and property
that can be transferred free of federal estate
tax, from $175,000 in 1981 to $225,000 in 1982,
with continued yearly increases of the exempt
amount to a maximum of $600,000 in 1987; I and to allow any amount of money or property
to be transferred to a surviving spouse free of
federal estate tax. ·
U a will contains a clause designed to
minimize estate tax liability under the
previous estate tax laws, that will may need to .
be rewritten. The Reagan Tax Act provides
that the old law applies for any will written
before Sept. 13, 1981, when a "formula" will
provlalon la uMd. ror example, lf I wUl,
written before that dai,, provtd• tba& a
•J>OUM ll to r«ielve "whatever lbe/be can
receive free of eMat.e tax.." that •1rvMna ·~ will receive only the ex.npt amoun11 under the earlier •tat. tax exempdon and
marital deduction, not all of the pl'Olllfty, •
ahe/he would if the clau. were lnterpnte(I
under the cu.mmt law ..
Slm.llarly, where trultl were •bUahed
bued on the prevtoua tax-exempt Umita, tN.e
truata probably have to be reviled, 1n Uaht of
the increued llmlta, especially if a verbal
formula wu u.aed to define how much would
be In the trust, rather than a aet-dollar
amount.
Denla aaya, "In aum, If you uae(l
expensive eatate tax plannen before the
Reagan Tax Act, you may well have to pay f«
their 1ervioes once again, to get you out of the
no-longer-clever tax avoldance achemes they
used."
Should it happen to a dog?
DEAR PAT: I've seea parvo vlrH
vaccine lDJecdon kit• for aale la pet atom.
Tiie pet oner i1 to atve t•e .. 1ot. ftl• 11
macla claeaf>er dwl tdla1 a ••1 to ~ vet,
but I'd like to know If tltJ1 coald tie d.aqerou
for the. dog.
K.M., Hotla.atoa Beaclt
An untrained person could nit a dog's
nerve or blood veaae l when giving an
injection, aooording to Jeffrey Weitz, DVM, of
the Back Bay Veterinary Hospital. Dr. Weitz
said that veterinarlana examine pets before
giving injections plus usina vaccinea with very
high quality control. Thia accounts for the
higher cost. He said that some veterlnarlana do
offer reduced-coat Injections with no
examination or when they are administered
by a veterinary technician. He lugges1S that
you write to the manufacturer of the vaccine
kit you are considering buying and ask for
data on studies conducted prior to its clearance
for use. Ask your veterinarian'• opinJon of th1a
data before using the do-it-yourself vaccine.
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MELON AIRLIPT -A truck driver 1oada 3.
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cargo bin in Memphb for lhipment to Afaaka.
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The melons are bound for Tok, a small vWaae
260 miles northeast of Anchorage, and will 6e
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·A biography .of two Browns
Pat shelved own. career to he lp la~nch Jerry's
.By DOUG WILLIS
SACRAMENTO (AP) -
Former Gov. Pat Brown waa
anxious to challenge Ronald
Reagan for governor m 1970, but
stepped aaide to help 1e>n Jerry
Brown'• political career, a
biographer of the two Browna
saya.
In "California Dreemlng: The
Political Odyaaey of Pat and
Jerry Brown," published thia
m9nth by Nolo Preaa, author
Roger 8-poport deecribes how
Pat Brown waa "excited" about
the prospects of attempting a
1970 comeback against Reas~
after key aupporten approached
him.
But, Rapoport writ.es, Bemlce
Brown, the current governor'•
mother, "put a damper~n his
enthusiasm," and persuaded her
husband to stay off the 1970
ballot because her eon had just
entered the race for secretary of
atate, and she feared .Pat's
candidacy for governor would
hurt Jerry's chances.
"Jerry haa just' announced for
secretary of state. I don't think
you ought to be doing anything
,
to interfere with his career,"
~poport quoted Mrs. Brown aa
telling her husband. • ,
The younger Brown did win
'the secretary of state'• office in
1970, and Ufed that poat
11amewfully aa a stepping atone to
the aovemor office iO 1D74.
Rea1an, who thwarted the
elder Brown 'a bid for a third
term in 1966, was re-elected by
500,000 votes in 1970 over
Democrat Jesee Unruh, and Pat
Brown remained an attorney in
private practice and never
resumed h1a political career.
The incident involving the
1970 campaign is among
numerous previously unreported
anecdotes of the political careen
of Pat and Jerry Brown in the
RaAOport book, which i.a baaed on
per9onal interviews with family
members and both Browns, the
University of California oral
history of Pat Brown's career and Kapoport's persona l
reporting of the younger Brown's
performance as governor.
The 292 .. page ~k. whi~h is
.:heduled for Aug; 1~ publication
at $6.96 in paperback. traces the
Brown farnlly'a early daya In
California, Pat'a early political
~r and amusing anecdotes.
Among amusing anecdotes are
Pat Brown'• unaucceaaful
attempt to prosecute Jane
Ruaaell'a "The Outlaw" aa a
pornographic film, and a
childhood incident in which an
unruly 8-year-old Jeny BroWn
tied a playmate to a tree "lit a
fire beneath him and then
whooped his way around the
trunk.''
But while the book is well-
writ1en and rich in color in aome
point.a, particularly the' Brown's
family's early yean, It i.a tedious
in style and diaappolnt.l.ng in both
insight and content when it gets
to Jerry Brown's tenure as
governor .
While the first two-thlrda of
the book is a finely crafted
biography, the final third reads
aa if a dllferent person wrote it.
When Rapoport turns to the
younger Brown, he puts too
much emphasis on tedious and
repetitive details of a few
instances which the author
apparently wltneeeed in ~
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US Festival gets big response
• for Saturday Event could become Woodstock of the West
LOS ANGELFS (AP) -The
Universe Pageant, telecast
from Peru by CBS, was at
head of the Nielson television
nltiNES for the week ended Aug.
1 Karen Dianne Baldwin, Miss
QlrlaCla 1982, was crowned Miss
·vene at Amauta C.oliseum in
on July 26. Bob Barker w~
t e master of ceremonies and
J Van Ark was the hostess.
· The ratings for the pageant
h lped CBS to another first place
· the ratings compiled by the
. Niel.sen C.o.
had a rating of 14.1. ABC
12.4 and NBC was in distant
t rd place with 10.3 . The
orks say this means in an
prime-time minute 14.1
nt of the nation's homes
th television were turned to
comedy, was in second place
eTop 10.
ere are the Top 10 shows:
ias Universe Pageant," a
ng of 24.7 or 19.7 million
ewis & Clark," NBC ;
· tstones-League," a special,
households, CBS; ''Too Close for
C.omfort," 19.7 or 15.7 million,
ABC; '"l'hree's C.ompany," 19.5
~r 15.6 million , ABC ; "60
Minutes," 18.0 or 14.4 million,
CBS; "WKRP in Cincinnati,"
18.0 or 14.4 million, CBS;
"Trapper John, M.D.," 18.0 or
14.4 m illion, CBS; "The
Jeffersons," 17.5 or 14.0 million,
CBS; "Hart to Hart," 16.1 or 12.9
million. ABC; "Laverne and
Shirley," 16.1 or 12.9 million,
ABC; "Gimme a Break," 16.0 or
12.8 million, NBC.
Here are the next 10; "Alice,"
CBS; "Hill Street Blues," NBC;
"Diff'rent
Strokes,"
NBC: "Mag-
num, P .I.,"
CBS; "Happy
Days," ABC;
"The Love
Boat," ABC;
"Private
Benjamin,"
CBS; .. ABC; 8AAKIER
"Facts of Life," NBC.
HP.re are the five lowest-rated
shows~ "NBC Magazine," NBC;
"C hicago Story," NBC ;
"Scamps," a special, NBC;
• • on nutr1t1on
Nuttltionist Elaine Lynn Willis
will give a seminar entitled
"Totally Healthy" on Saturday
from 9 a.m. until noon at c.osta
M~'• William Parker Holistic
Center.
The seminar will explore
methods to live longer, healthier
and stress-free lives.
Tickets cost $10 and will be
available at the doo,r. For
information, call 661-0937. The
center is located at 148 East 22nd
St.
Les Brown band
at Fashion Isle
Les Brown and his Band of
Renown will appear at the fifth
concert of the Fashion Island
Sununer Music Festival at 9 p.m .
Thursday, at the Center Stage
C.ourt.
Fashion Island is located in the
Newport Center between
Jamboree and MacArthur
boulevards and San Joaquin Hills
Road and Pacific Coast Highway.
..
LOS ANGELES (AP) -After
only a week on the market, more
than a quarter of the 250,000
tickets for the US Festival -a
three-day, $10 million-plus rock
extravaganza and computer fair
-have been sold, organizers say.
"The latest count is a little over
70,000," Dr. Peter Ellis said in a
telephone interview from t he
San Bernardino C.ounty 6Uices of
UNUSON C.orp.
He ~ producing the festival at
the county's G l en Helen
Regional Park in the Cajon P~
some 55 miles eaat of Los
Angeles.
Ellis iB chief co-ordinator of the
Labor Day weekend event
dreamed up and financed by
Apple computer designer and
UNUSON chairman Steve
Wozniak. The idea of the Sept.
3-5 gathering is to celebrate and
promote a rebirth of community
spirit in the 1980s following the
"me" decade of the 19709.
Aside from such varied rock
acts as the Police, Tom Petty and
the Heartbreakers. Pat Benatar,
Fleetwood Mac, Jackson Browne,
the B-52s, Talking Heads,
Santana and the English Beat,
there will be a technology fair
featuring displays of computer
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graphics, home computer and
UFO exhibits as well as robot
races and musical
demonstrations.
"I'm really blown away by the
response," Ellis said. "We have
charter planes coming in from
Paris, we've got busloads of
people coming from South
Carolina, 'rennesse and Boston."
US Festival organizers,
anxious to avoid any repetition of
the massive logistical problems
that mar k ed the famed
Woodstock festival in New Yor~
State 13 year s ago, have
announced plans to accommodate
the expected crowds.
UNUSON spent $2 million
alone to build the world's largest
outdoor natural amphitheater.
There will also be 382 acres of
parking lots and space for more
than 100,000 campers and
recreational vehicles.
A special U.S. Department of
Transportation permit has been
obtained for construction of a
temporary freeway offramp on
Interstate 15, the main road from
Los Angeles to Las Vegas.
Ticket sales end Aug. 30 and
no tickets will be available at the
gate; those who have not
purchased the three-day, $37.50
passes will be turned away at the
site entrance. There are no
tickets for individual days.
Hundreds of drinking water
fountains and some 2,500 toilets
are being installed.
Campers are warned that there
will be no RV hookups and that
fires or open cooking flames are
banned. H owever they are
encouraged to bring their food,
soft drinks in plastic containers
and coolers with ice.
Those who leave their lunches
at home can patronize more than
200 booths run by community
and nonprofit groups that will
sell everything from danishes,
bagels a nd pizza to ice cream,
beer and personal odds and ends
-all on a cash-only basis.
A security force of 1,100 -
including at least 300 members of
the San Bernardino County
Sherifrs Department -has been
hired. There will be a temporary
hospital, several first aid stations
and 11 ambulances at the site,
and one air ambulance will be on
24-hour call. ·
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Watt to lead c lellrity antelope hunt
•
lnwtor 8eciietarY Jam .. W1U wUl leld 1 t9lln of three hunc.en ~-Clwinl U. annual 8h0t Antelope Hunt '*' ,Wyo.
~ the event. Heh hunwr
.. allowed • ~ ahot to bri"I
down ono of th• pronahorn aa1elope that thrive In the area, hiant committee 1pokeeman Art w ...... aa.1c1.
The celebrity hunt hu been
hiSd for ~' put 38 ~ on the tqh pralrie around the central
Wyoming town of 9,000
realdenta.
The other memben of Watt's
team haven't been named yet,
aid committee president Garve
Cllapmu.
Paat partiCIJ>a nta include
former Interior Secretary Cecll Aadna, World War II flier Gen.
Jlmmy Doolittle, countey alnger
Tex Ritter and former Mlaml
Dolphins fullback Larry C101lka.
Ron Vickery, of Fountain
Valley, and Bowartl Slmp1on,
Hacienda Heights, were winners
ln their section of the Zuni ()pen
Paris, Flight B , a one-day
American Contract Bridge
League champtonahlp in which
1,060 players competed.
Albuquerque, N.M . Brid1.•
playen of ewn. cl .. ot •kill
compete du.rtnc 'tl\e m.t; OM of
th ... thr" ma]or tournament•
each year 1pon1ored by the
ACBL.
Jollaay Payc•eck, a c:ountry
mu1lc 1ln,er known for hi1
rendition o the~ ''Take 'Thia Job and Shove It,• has been
~ in Ralelah. N.C. for not r.ylng a $26,000 judptent for
llin1 to appear at a 1979
concert.
Paycheck 42, wa1 releaaed
after h1I a.treat Sunday when a
'AYC .. CIC
t be ju d g-ment.
ball bonds·
man a1reed
to guarantee
payment of
the civil
judgment
r.lus $6,219 in
nterest and
court costs lf
the singer
later is de-
clared in
default of
11111/11111
~Mfit the North Carolina 8wn
C..nt.er. StackhouM Mid he loet
t28,606 out-of-pocket expen1e1. --Stnaer·1e>nawrtter Carole K.la1
HY• she'• lo\ a friend and
huaband ln tclk Sorea10D, the
foreman of the taolat.ed mountain
ranch near Stanley, Idaho 1he
bou1ht lut year.
Mlaa Kins announced 1he
and Sorenaon WPre married Jn
a 1unrl1e
ceremony
Sunday at the
Robinson Bar
Ranc h , lo-
cated on the
Salmon River
near here.
At a court
hearing In
May, Soren-
sen said he
betcon ln \h• fortll or llet and
th4t'" of rumon." Thoee are the
worda to a '°"' about henelf that 1he'1 1tarted but haan't
flnlahed, she added. She wrote
the hlt 1on11 "You've Got a
Friend," "It'• Too lAte" and "So
Far Away," among others, She
won four Grammy award1 for
her 1972 album "Tapettry."
Bicycle marathoner Jolla
Martao of Irvine helped launch
the Amerfcan Lun1 Aasoclation'•
"Blke Trek,'' a th~day fund-
.raiser.
About 7:S blkera participated in
the event, a round trip tour
between Oran1e County and San
Diego that ended Monday.
Lung association. officials
hoped to raise $10,000 to support
research effbrtl in respiratory
disease. Marino began a crou-
country trek today as one of four
contestan ts in The Great
American Bike Race.
I
"Some airlines advertise 75
percent of thelr seats are either
on the aisle or window,'' said Air
Irvine Chief Pilot Ken Quick,
"but 100 percent of our seats are
on the alale and the window."
,.,.,,.. ..... ! The event was among six
North American Championships,
12 lesaer title races,~ 60 other
events which drew 6,000 players
to 10 days of competition at
Paycheck's arrest after a
performance at Music City was
the result of a flurry of legal
maneuvers aimed at collecting
damages resulti ng from
Paycheck's failure to appear at
the 1979 concert in Greensboro.
Jolln Stackhouse of Goldsboro
had arranged the concert to
owns 5 percent of the historic
ranch. Miss King is involved ln a
lawsuit over an access road at the
ranch, and she announced the
marria~e MonW.y in a telephone
call to a Boise TV ·station while
she was in town to make a
deposition.
She also Issued a prepared
statement in which she said her
life and music "shine like a
The new commuter service out
of John Wayne Airport, which
Oew its inaugural flight to Los
Angeles International Airport on
Sunday, flies two nine-passenger
Navajo Chieftains.
TAKING TIME OUT -Kim Fields, who plays Tootie op
NBC's "The Facts of Life," kicks up her heels before plungin
into her pool in Hollywood. Kim likes to relax at home, but
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Investigator says actress was murdered
LOS ANQJ:L&S (AP) -
When Marilyn Monroe dltd 20
yeua aao. the untimely deialh at .,. 30 WU ruled a IUidde cau.cf
by an overdoH of dru11
followln1 an autop1y by Dr.
Thomu N01UChl, who la flchtlna
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County Coroner.
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Monroe wu murdered. to keep
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Bobby Kennedy, and she wu
planning on holding a preu
conference," aaid Milo Sperlgllo,
director of Nick Hanis Detectives
Inc., who has spent more than a
decade probing Miu Monroe'•
dt!9th, primarily on a voluntary
basis.
"He promiaed he would marry
her and then he said no, and the
was going to tell all," h~ sald.
Sperigllo said Nogut:hi
overlooked evidence of murder
when he conducted the autopsy
in 1962.
Noguchi,· who spent Monday at
a Civil Service Commission
hearing fighting to get his job
back, has said, ''There is nothlng
new about this talk and nothing
new I know of about how
Marilyn Monroe, dJed. The case
has been investigated again and
again."
However, those who believe
Miss Monroe's Aug. 5, 1962 death
waa murder are adamant: They
incluae a man who said he was
her close friend 16 years: the
police sergeant who went to the
home 900n after the call came in
about her death, and the coroner
investigator who said he w as
coerced into signing the death
certificate saying Miss Monroe
committed suicide.
. Robert Slatzer, who sal.s he
was Miss Monroe's ctose riendt
and authorW!d bkJCrapher, ukl
tM llCtt'ell lhowtd h1in the red
diary with lnform.atJon about the
C 1 A p I u 1 d eta l h o f h er
relatlonahlpa whh Robert F .
Kennedy and Pretddent John F .
Kennedy. both laier .... lnated.
"The lut 1wnmer of her life,
the and Bobby Kennedy were
havtna an affair," aald Slatzer
who wrote "The Life and
Curious Death of Marilyn
Monroe" published in 1974. ••He criticized her for
forgetting things he told her, so
the eot a diary and started taking
down notes. What she wrote
down just couldn't be ma{ie up,"
he said.
The red diary was lut teen at
the coroner's office, and it
disappeared without being
entered on an inventory list,
Sperigllo said. He said the exact
amount of the reward for the
diary will depend on the book's
condJtion and whether any pages
are missing. ... . Slatzer said that two weeks
before Miss Monroe's death.
K en nedy
severed his
relationship
with h er,
disconnecting
his private
phone num -
ber in Wash·
ington, and
refu sing to
allow her
llllOMRO-calls to the
Justice Department to be put
through.
"He just turned his back on
her and this was a woman who co;:tldn't take rejection," Slatzer
said. "It was something that went
back to her childhood." In a phone call the night
before she died, "She said that if
she didn't hear from Bobby
Kennedy that weekend, she was
going to call a press conference
on Monday and blow the lid on
the whole thing," Slauer said.
By the MXt nJcht, Saturday,
ahew11dNd.
Form.r Loe An1eln Police s,t. Jack~ of R..sa-
Ullined to the W..i LOI A,.a.
atatfon in 19e2 -Wll amoftl the
flnt offlcen respondlne to the
call that Mt. Monroe died.
"I received the phone call and 1
went to the ecene eoltly for the
purpo1e of determlnln1 that
someone waa not playina a joke
on ua," Clemmona laid.
The autopey report convtneed ·
him that Mill Monroe had been
murdered, laid ~.
1 I
"The autopay report show•
that she had a lethal doee ln her •
blood, yet It shows her digestive
tract without any trace of it.
They didn't do a complete
autopsy, but they did enough
that there should have been
aomething there, particularly in
view of the amount she was
supposed to have ingested."
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ROMANCE -Costa Mesa's Kathryn Johnson,
shown in a scene with Michael Cummings,
stars as Olivia in the Grove Shakespeare
Festival production of "Twelfth Night" in
Garden Grove this summer. Call 638-6747 for
ticket information.
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ighter s ide
By JAY SBARBUTr Ill Dr-. Witter
NEW YORK -In his turbulent 30-year
career, George C. Scott has played such diverse
types as Shylock. Gen. Buck Turgidson of "Dr.
Strangelove," Willy Loman, Sen. George S. Patton
of World War II and Richard ill.
And now, something completely different. The
two-fisted, broken-nosed, raspy-voiced, broad-
ahouldered former Marine from Wise, Va., is in a
Noel Coward play.
He stars on Broadway in Coward's "Present
Laughter," essaying an aging, debonair, worldly
actor. A fine part for a Noel
Coward type. But George C.
Scott?
"Well, yes," George C. Scott
says. It may be high comedy,
stiff-upper-lip, urbane ,
sophisticated, cigarette-holder
comedy, but it's still comedy,
"and even though people still
th.ink of me as a -forgive the
expression - 'dramatic' actor,
rve done a lot of comedy over
my career.''
His film comedies, including his four-star
lampoon in "Strangelove," include "Petulia" and
one of his favorites, "The Flim-Flam Man."
The M-year-old actor sh.rup when asked why
he'• ao quick to return to Broadway.
"Atih. it's much more exciting," he says. "Films
are boring for actors."
Be that as it may, he's been in some 30 films
not all winners for sure, but in enough good roles to
win him three Oscar nominations. The first was for
"Anatomy of a Murder" in 1959, followed by one
for "The Hustler" in 1961, and for "Patton" 10
years later.
He won the Oscar the third time out. But he
didn't take it home.
Having soured on the behind-the-scenes
politicking in Hollywood at Oscar time, be refused
to accept the award.
Raised in Michigan, a graduate of five lean
on-the-road years in stock com~es before Joseph
Papp gave him his first break here in 1957 in
"Richard ill," Scott was haunted by expectations of
fmlure in his early career.
His personal life, even as he moved onward
and upward professionally, wasn't serene, either:
Three busted marriages, well-pu~cized fits of
temper and heavy.duty boozing that now is a thing
ol the past.
He seems downright mellow now. He chuckles
when reminded he once called acting something
that was his "means of survival,"
·"Well." he says, "it's supported me very well -
!at least it began to after a while. But as I've said
before, it helped me to get away from myseli. In
'acting, you get to live in a fantasy world without
suffering the oonaequences of psychosis. . .it's nice
to be IOl'DeOne elae periodk:ally."
Scott now is considering another Broadway
project, the fi.nt musical of his career.
He says that next February he may start
rehearaall as a singing Long John Silver in
'"'l'reuure laland," the acore by veteran Broadway
wne.mith Jule Styne. Something else completely
different for him.
Singers to appear
The Showcue Sln&en, a mua:lcal comedy, pop
and opera ememble, will be featured at the Orange
County Bu' Amoclatlon'1 Secreiary Day on Aug. 20
at the Dlmeyland Hotel.
Tlcbtl for the annual show, open to all Orange
County -=retarlee and bo9es, are $15.
To make re.ervaUona, call Karen Ba.. at 838-9200. .
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LOI AMOSLS8 -"Thank
...... -Danald O'Connor,'' Wn>W
critic lyMe l:Jlide in her Loi .\nCe1-
'nm. rwtew of 'the la&Mt edi~ of
the WDll'9b&e ""SbOw bt." ,
AUdieMft at the Muatc C•nt•r -.a to...-wtth ber, u the veteran
IODC-and:ctanae "*' ~tly -tosit the
lhow by lfvina U\MD tM old IOft lhoit.
O'Connor, wbo will b9 5'7 next
month, ftnde ehow bu1tne11
lntoxic:atJ.na. That'• all he Medi at th1I
time In h1I life.
But lt wu dltterent a few yean
ICO· 11My down period ltar1ed 10 yeen -co when I Md my been atteck," he
uid. ''Then, f« a year and a hall, I
wa. on the booze ... My wife, Gloria,
had left me. My frtendl tried, but
they couldn't do an)'\h1nl f« me. It
looked u lf I WM permanently on the
lldda.
11But I lived. I didn't die," he laid.
•1Wbat bapaed wu tut l wae ~·lect a who pul rm In 8ou OU. w Oft Loaa Wand,
N. Y. I wu there fOf' three montha.
and I cum oul whole. Aue. 20 •'ill
mark four yeart 1Jnc. I've had a
'drink. .~ dJd I drink? a.ca'* rm an . ll'• • mnP1e u that."
O'Connor ta1ka In nu dNmlna room ln a matter·of-fact manner. He
Oo.n't ... public conf..aon.11, but
h• doe1n't avoid them. He la
coneiantly •ware of b1t alcohoUam
and tnatl It• a fact of hla life, He Ml epent l'009t of hJ.t Ute ln the
apotliiht. IW1in8 wtth hJ.t family In
vaudeville. He became a child ltar In
the moviel with hla 1938 debu\ u the
kid brother of Blna Crosby and Fred
MacMutray In "Sina You Sinners.''
After 1ervtn1 In World War ll,
O'Connor teamed with Peggy Ryan In
Universal musical.I, co-starred with
the famed mule In the "Francia"
aeries and reached a peak with
.. ~, in Uw Rain!'
Pereonal pfobJetm contttbUt.ed to
the IUde Into~ .
"After my recovery, I had to
.. iablllh my r.putaUon ~.': he
eald. "l Md· to ~ that I WM a
reliable performer. The Academl
1how two yea19 .,o dld that fOI' me. •
He was referrtn1 to tbe rou1ln1
product&on number which ~t • •tandine ovation from the audienCt at
the Academy Awwdl.
He' followed with three ventW'ft into~ theater: ''Bril'\I Bick Birdie,"
"Weekend WJth Feathers" and -·s.y
Hello to Harvey." •
"I had m three bombs," he qhed.
"After ii at, I wu ready for
aomethlna ~. " 'Show Boat' la ft. The new
production was staged by the Houston
Grand Opera, 10 the voicH are
magnifk:ent. The producers went bllCk
to the ortstn•l 1how and restored
tome of the deletions that were made
ln the tryouts.''
0
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COMEBACK -Donald O'Connor ;
baa recaptured his career after a '.)
bout with the bottle and ti1'1
knocking them dead in "Show' ~,
Boat .. '1'8
$20,000
. , M < A • movie • paying dividends for director.;~
HOLLYWOOD (AP) -It seems
absurd, a feature movie that cost $20,-
000. Yet that was the budget for
"Chan Ia Mluin§," which Varlet~
reports is 11aizzllng • In New York and
"boffo'.'. in San Francilco.
Wayne Wang, a 37-year-old alx·
footer who was born in Hong Kong
and educated In California, is the man
behind "Chan ta Mi8sing." He was
here recently for the opening of his
film at Laemmle'a Westland Theater,
and he happily related the history of
his improbable achievement.
The son of a Hong Kong
businessman, he grew up reading
Photoplay magazlne and seeing
American movies twice a week -
"Bogart•, Waynea, and Audie
Ml.p'phys -lots of B westema."
The films were subtitled In both
Chineee and English, he recalls, so the
ecreen wu often two-thirds covered
with printing.
Wang continued hi.I passion for
movies at a student at California
College of Arts and Crafts in Oakland,
Foothill College, Stanford University
and San Franciaco Art Institute. He
then apprenticed at the PBS station
KQED.
"I started making short films,''
Wang said. "Then 1 decided I should
learn acting through doing acting. Ten
llUllllfD
yean ago, a bunch of friends and I
pooled l'e90W'CeS and made a picture
called 'A Man, A Woman and a Klller'
for tl5,000. lt waa very European,
almllar to Roman Polanski's early
film, "A ·Knife in the Water.' "
The movie created a stir at
European film festival.I, but was seen
little elsewhere.
Meanwhile, Wang decided that he
wasn't happy with who he was and
returned to his Hong Kong roots. He
worked in local television including a
series akin to "All in the Family," and
returned to San Francisco still
undergom,c an identity crisis.
{ti
He fashioned a scrirt about 1 ~· Chinese-American tax drivers ;.>
searching through the byways of-
Chtnatown and Manllatown for a
Taiwanese business partner who
disappeared with their money. The
American Film Institute agreed to a
$10,000 grant to help get the film
start.ed. Wang enlisted friends to join
him in working 10 weekends to shoot
the movie on San Franciaoo locations.
"Chan Is Missing" grossed $38,223
in its first New York week, and $27,-
000. In th'e San Francisco opening.
Wang is now planning another film
set in New York's Chinatown. .
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range Count¥ wins
one; loses another
There appeara to be rather
mixed newa on the tl'aMportaUon
front 1n Oranae County today.
· In one key development,
Nlelnblyman Richard Robtn.on.
D·Garden Grove, Tue1day
!Nlthdrew from legialative
deration hi.I blll that would
e allowed Orange Co\lnty
MRten to ballot on an increased
~es tax to finance transportation
wc>Jecta.
Robinson's measure would ~ve permitted our county voters
~ decide if they wanted to boost
Wes taxes up to a maxitnwn of l~ven percent. It is now six
.,ercent.
: The additional penny would
be expected to yield $150 million
each year for local transportation
funding. I County in -fighting
apparently killed the measure
relative to what would be the
com position of the commission
responsible for administering the
1funds.
The agency involved is the
Orange County Transportation
jCommission, a state-created board
(Of five members, including two
jcity councilmen, two county
~upervisors and an at-large
!member. I . Robinson's measure would
thave increased the commission t.o
leleven members, including five ~uncilmen and all five members
of the Board of Supervisors and
one public member at-large.
This lineup was apparently
seen by some of the cities and
other supporters as giving county
government too heavy a voice on
the commission. The opposition
Irritated Robtnaon and thu1 he
withdrew hi. bill.
It la un fortunate that. our
O range County voten did not
have an opportunity to vote on the
added penny propoaltlon for
transportation fundina. There II
grave d oubt that any additional
taxing meaa,ure would have been
adopted by the voters In the
current economic cllrna te,
particularly if pause required
the two-thirds majority rule.
The opportunity to ballot,
however, would at least have been
a solid indicator on the levela of
support, or lack of it, for financlng
new transportation pr ojects in
Orange County.
On a second front. however,
the Californ ia Departm~nt of
Transportation has withdrawn its
opposition to an $80 million
proposal to repair and upgrade the
Santa Ana Freeway through
Orange County.
This program, approved last
June by the state Transportation
Commission, includes $50 rpillion
for reconstruction of the Santa
Ana Freeway-Costa Mesa-New-
ort Freeway interchange w hich
has long been a chronic bottleneck
for traffic.
Caltrans Director Adriana
Gianturco had for a time oppoeed
the Orange County allocation on
grounds that th e commission's
statewide program called for too
much money being s pent on
highway projects. S he wants more
fun ds for mass transit.
At least now, she has
withdrawn objections to the
Orange Coun ty segment of the
statewide program. This is a most
welcome signal out of Sacramento.
_ ~arah strikes again
Sarah Mt'Clendon. the feisty,
72 -year-old Washington
correspondent who ls now
covering her eighth President of
the United States, got into what
Was described as a shouting mat.ch
with No. 8 at his press conference
the other day.
~ It was little different for Mr.
Reagan than the treatment Sarah
has administered to his previous
seven predecessors.
Sarah has a sharp tongue and
~ presidential press conferences,
when she gets the floor, she is
noted for coming up with often-
~mbarrassing questions and then
~ging on with them with all the
~nacity of a bulldog.
She was blamed for President
Eisenhower's high blood pressure-.
President Kennedy once accused ~er of character assassination
aithough it was said JFK couldn't
resist the temptation t.o call upon
~er . when his press conferences
qpened to questions.
' Sarah got into it with Reagan
over the question of whether or
not he had received a report on
sexual discrimination in the
wording of federal law. Reagan
said be hadn't seen the report.
Loudly, Sarah insisted he had.
McClendon's questions that
sometimes inject fire and
brimstone into presidential press
conferences seldom deal with the
monumental issues of the day like
the economy, taxation or the U .S.
role in Lebanon.
But alas, at the televised press
conferences, most q u e,tion s on
these vital issues are spoon-fed Ute
president ln diffused terms and
the answers come back equally in
shades of gray. The Washington
press corps seldom p ursues the
issues in a vigorous or perslst.ent
manner.
The result ts that these days,
presidential preas conferences
have degenerated into a sort of
media-hype for the television
cameras and do little to transmit
vital information to the world or
the American people.
If Sarah McClendon's
outbursts have done anything,
they have proved that point.
A really welcome protest
One service station chain in
northern California this week
started discounting gasoline a
whopping 60 percent during
~rtain hours of the day at its 58
outlets.
The action came as a protest
against a measure by
Assemblyman Walter Ingalls, 0 -
Riverside, that would reduce the
amounts of lead allowed in
gpoline.
Ingalls' bill is known as AB
508.
To commemorate that
number, the gas stations lowered
prices of $1.26 and $1.33 per gallon
to 50.8 cents.
It is difficult to suggest what·
the result of this kind of price-
slashing protest will be, but one
point is certain. ·
Consumers could sure use
more protests like this one.
~ame script, new result? .
•' A n e w E q u a 1 R i g h t s
Amendment has recently been
~troduced in Congress. This one
eclares, "F.quality of rights under
he law shall not be denied or
bridged by the United States or
y any state on account of eex."
Of cou rse, this new ERA
•
propoeal says pttdsely the same
thing as the earlier version that
failed to achieve ratification. It
says nothing more; nothing le11.
Thia time, sufficient states
should join California and ratify it
lnt.o law.
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Ed itor
Barbara Kritll»lc•
Ealtorl•I Paoe Editor
Letters to the editor
Real pork barrel
To the Editor:
The Department of Agriculture is
investigating why pigs' talla cu rl
clockwise ln the northern hemisphere
and counter-clockwile in the sou thern.
Appropriations for this work are known
as "pork barrel" bllls. Sen. William
Proxmire, D-Wisconain, states the
country has gone "hog-wild" over this
issue.
ON OCCASION the magnetic poles do
a complete flip-flop so that the South
Pole is changed to where the North Pole
ii now.
In that event, many scientists fear
there would be mus insanity among
hop. as the curl of their tails would be
out of sync.
Jerry Brown recommencjs the hogs in
the United States be taken below the
equator ao their tails would again be in
sync. The governor of Arkansas, where
the l'azorback ho~a live, has
recommended Hinckley s psychiatrists
be uaed to allay the mass inaanity of the
hogs.
ON COMPLA INT that these
psychiatriata were noi fit to deal with
hogs, the governor defended them
saying they were fit to deal with them.
The hospitals became involved and
abandoned their cow hide restraint
straps and substituted1>igskin, And that
way they could has tie them better.
Even the pre-teens became involved,
and the girls began to put up their hair
in pigtails.
WILLIAM KING
-Housing n eeded
To the Editor:
One of the moat critical problems
facing Orange County is suitable housing
at a reaaonable cost. Without housing
there will be no new industry in our
cities and therefore no new jobe.
The problems of housinl are dlrectly
re1-ted to the high interest rate which
has stopped the average citizen from
being abfe to afford a home. One major
reason interest is ao high ia because
government is oompetln& in the lending
market for funds to pay off enonnous
national debt.
We must force Congress to stop
spending beyond the means of the
American iaxpayer. A reasonable
approach to a balanced budget is needed
now.
It ap~ that ates-are being made in
the-right direction after four years of
Democratic waste. Sixty senators now
support a Constitutional Amendment
which will make it mandatory for the
budget to be balanced, except dUJina
war. or when three-fifths of Congrea
vote for a deficit.
The Reagan Administration is
approaching the problem correctly. The
budgei muat be balanced, however, it
must be done in a reasonable manner.
An attempt to balance the budget this
year would cause undue hardahJp for
many . Luckily, the R eagan
Administration reallies thia and la
willing to work for a balanced budget tn
the future.
The president, by 1u5orting the
balanced budget and apen lng limitation
amendment&. has placed powers of
his office behind this effort.
DENNIS R. CATRON
Enjoy the jam
To the Editor:
In the July iaaue of Spectrum
ma1 uine, th ere ia a wtiteup on the
French !'Jch apeed railway from Paris to
Lyons. Stmllar to the Jas-ne-"bullet"
traina, the French tralm run a\ a top
apeed of 260 km/hr (about USO mph).
• 'they compete well with airlinel on tJw
aame run.
From time to time we read about ~ mw traNtt liDei in \he Loe
Anpl8-0ranp County ...... Che IUCh
Un• would be a Lot Anplee to San Die8o nan. It woUld be W'Oftderf'lol! But it "1.lf" probably l'WWI' be built for MYeft1
.. "' ...... tlllQtllYll,
None of th• preMnt SP uvk and rtP.i.ot .. ,,,ay could be Ul9d ... ~ new
UM lhOUkt be double trilcMc1. It lhauld
have vti'tually no Fede ~ It
cannot t:9 U8ed lnlere~ wtlll
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MAILBOX
All curves should have extremely long
radius. A completely new right-of-way
must be eatabliah ed, for example,
elevated structures in the cent.er lanes of
freeways. Many fewer stations would be
feasible, compared to the preaent line, in
order to maintain the highest speed.
OTHER PRO P OSALS, like the
Wilshire l:<_ine and a subway are
mentioned now and then. The cost of
b u ilding such lines would be
astronomical.
Even if built, it is doubtful whether
they would be used by the public.
Look at the low ridership on the
present OCTD lines, such as #'J7 which
goes in a wandering path from Laguna
Hills to Santa Ana. Except at perhaps
early morning and evening runs these
buses are only partially filled.
LET'S FACE IT . . . the territory is
essentially "automobile country"
without well defined "cent.en" toward
which maas transit lines might be
directed.
high speed thruways creating a grid
wherein towns and manufacturing or
commercial plants are s~ad all over the
ma-&e p~ just k,inda grew that way
over the years and there's no changing
[t.
A. new developments are opened up
there is .eldom if ever any consideration
given to mass transit. With ye.ar-around
freedom from snow and ice and storms,
the automobile ls literally king.
SO ... SOUTHERN Californians, pray
that we never run out of gasoline.Uthe
natural supply disappears, as it must up
ahead aome decades, be ready with a
substitute liquid with the same
properties as "gas" which can be readily
and cheaply made from a never ending,
always renewable supply of raw
materials!
In the meantime ... enjoy those
freeways! It Is probably later than you
think.
S weet music
To the Editor:
GENE PEARSON
Recently I was visited by an unusual
friend, Ray Nelson, who rldes, "The
Fastest Guitar on Wheels." I called the
Daily Pilot and Lee Payne of your staff
took photogfi!a ha of hta unus ual
mtorcycle, aha like a guitar.
We were p eased when the picture
appeared on your froni page. The only
difficulty ta now instead of simply
enthuaiutic waving and shouUng and cheerinC him on when people eee Ray
riding around town. people stop him to
get coptea of the newspaper picture
autographed.
On Ray'a behalf, I send gratitude for
your kind aupport of his motorcycle
croaa-country tour to "spread tmiles
acrca the land."
PAULA HUNTER BARTH
Keep air clean
To the Editor: I have ~tly heard of the efforts of consre-nan John DtnaeU of Michigan
to weaken the Clean Air Act. Ria
propoaala would extend air quality
deedUnel md wM.ken tarpt air quality
at.andardl, not only In metropolitan
--. but alao ln rural ar.a and national
\he problems ol add rain are
uch mon ~\than we
knew we crMted the Clean Alr
Act. I oppoee any weakenlnl of th.it act
and I want add rain provtsloN added to
lt. for the ~-one. I IUff• WMn the air I
bnathe ta not dliln. value my health a
J0t. and M J Cf""' Older 1 I value It mo.re
and more. I know that ally pollution I
breathe will diminish my chances for a
long healthy life.
Alao, I enjoy the beauty our country
haa to offer,· its lakes, st.reams, forests,
mountains, meaCJowa, plaina, seas, and
wildlife, and I want to continue to enjoy
it.
P E R SONALLY, I am willing to
exercise aome discipline in my life to
reduce pollution of every kind . I
conserve water and energy, recycle
everyway I know how, bicycle more and
drive leas, and avoid conaplcuoua
consumption. I do my pa.rt and I feel it
only just to as~ American Industry to do
their part. Despite their childiah pleas to
the contrary, the technology and
ingenuity exist to create a cleaner
America, and to avoid dirtying what is
now clean.
It really depends, as a people, in what
we're interested. We must chooee to be
interested in a clean and healthy country
rather than in a slightly higher botUlm
line for certain American t.rufustries. Our
wealth cannot be measured by money
alone, but also by the safety, aecurity,
health, and beauty of our environment,
and of ourselves within it.
It is a beautiful country we live ln, and
it's time to stop pretending we don't care.
Please help keep our air clean. Support a
atrong Clean Air Act. Thank you.
STEPHEN J . PEW
Help n eed ed
To the Editor:
My son is enrolled in a special work
training program at High Hopes
Neurological Recovery Group for
traumatically head-injured young adults.
These young people were, for the most
part, leading productive Lives until their
accidents.
I have been informed that the
workshop may be closed down due to a
lack of sub-contract work. I would like to
appeal to your readers to ask their
husbands and friends to call High
Hopes If they have some work that these
young can do. They can, and have done
simple assembly, mailings, collating and
packaging.
This Is the onl-y pro1ram for
traumatically head-injured youngsters
available in Orange County. It is a
tremendous program and my son really
looks forward to working each week and
receiving his own paycheck.
If .YOU know anyone who can help,
ple~ have them call High Hopes at
646-74'J8.
EILEEN CATHRO
Biker view
To the Editor:
There are many people driving can
and motorcycles who complain about
synchroni,zatlon of traffic lights.
Perhaps If these same people would
ride a bake or walk across some
intersections, they would understand the
problem more.
I ride a bicycle, going to work in the
early morning to miaa a lot of traffic.
When I have to Cl'Olll Harbor Boulevard
at the Mesa Verde East intenecUoo in
Ccsta Mesa, I use the aame rules that
cars use. I look north and south to 1ee
how far any traffic might be .
If there la no trafllc within three
blocks, I push the button and wait for
the green light before croaaing.
However, sometimea a cat or whatever,
even though it rniaht have been three
blocks away, will find a red l.lcht that
holds him up. Thu will cauae a
disruption ln aynchronhation.
WINFRED J, ARMSTRONG
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DEAll BEA.DEBI: Almeit n•rJ ay n ......
•'9•t yet •••••er 1•b1taace tllaat 111ay c•••• cueer. ne 111Nla uve1'DlaJ .. ., 1te11e1 lboat
eialhrrt11. uce'8rla. Mfr d)'t ud coffee -botb
wtdi caffelae alMI •ecaHe•a&M. AfMr mllUou et
MODlt were 1carect wlUet1, we read uaoq Site
ini1 ad1 ud pl•••• orea1111 tut 11101t ef tlle
re1tlt11 of die earlier ctatm1 were naab1tuttated
or fallf)' researola. ~aloe Mr9'1t1. la fa~t. maay 1eleat11t1
Hdmate tllat It perceat of all cucen may be ce• ... by ow WHtylea -wlaat we ea&. wlaetber or aot we 1molle, dip 1HfJ, cllew tobacce, tile 41uUty
of th air we breadie, wt.ere we work, ud, yes, eve• tllae am .. t of 1h'ff1 bl oar Uve1.
HERB MEN
OUR l\1AN IN SAN FRANCISCO
Cab driver
·takes bait
RAW RAW RAW: Dan Snell, a veteran cab
driver, picked up two obnoxious (it turned out)
tourists just the other day who loudly put down
San Francisco, the weather, the hotels, the food and
so on. Finally one sneeM to Dan, "Is there even a
decent sushi bar in this town?" "You bet!" beamed
Dan, dropping them off at the Municipal Bait Shop
at Polit and North Point.
REV. IGNATIUS WANG objecta to reports of
friction between Italians and Chinese in North
Beach ("A chimera," he insists), but that may be
because he's a Chinese priest who's pastor of a
Catholic church named for an Italian ..:_ St. Francis
of Assisi. Rev. Wang was born in Peking ...
These are not happy days for Alexander
(Sasha) Fillpov, the world-class dancer who
defected from the Kirov and became a star of the
S.F. Ballet; not .only )las Dancer Nancy Dickson
divorced him, (she's also a member of the S.F.
Ballet), his contract is not being renewed by
. Director Michael Smuin ...
The street clock outside the old Albert Samuels
store on Market, perhaps the most beautiful in the
land, has been standing vand.allz.ed for months now;
the new owners, Auslanders, are ma.king no move to
repair it so Albert Samuels Jr. may chunk in the
necessary $5,000. Meanwhile, the clock outaide
Matteuccl's on Columbus rules as the best of the big
tickers.
OK.A Y, IT'S LIKE THIS: the city has railed. by
donation, $8.3 million of the $10 million it needs by
Sept. 1 to qualify for the Feds' $44 million to repair
·the cable car system. Even if we miss, work starts
anyway Sept. 21 because the State has kicked in
$3.5 million to go along with our 8.3. If you have the
missing $1.7 mil.lion rattling around in your jeans,
we'd be obliged ...
STILL, THERE'S SOMETHING wrong with
our priorities when the glorious merry-go-round in
the children's playground at G'Gate Park remains
unfinished for lack of a few thou. But, as Ray Clary
says. "Kids don't have a lobby" . . . .
Randy Shilts, who wrote the best-seller about
Harvey Milk, "Mayor of Castro Street," has.been
1 hired by Carol Burnett's husband, Joe Hamilton, to
write the screenplay; Joe is after Alan Alda to play
Harvey.
THE WORLD IS TERMINAL: Tom Finnigan
forwards a "Public Service Notice" from Pacific
Telephone advising us that it is seeking an increase
in rates "t-0 offset an increase in depreciation
expenses that reflect the shorter lives of the
equipment brought about by advances in
technology." Who can afford all this progress?
THAT SASSIETY COLUMNIST wrote a great
piece about "Real Women," but left out the most
obvious definition: "Real Women" don't ask for
alimony ... Far be it from me to put the knock on
a local product, but the new cult movie, "Chan Is
Missing," filmed in Chinatown for $20,000, looks
like it cost about halHbat; Chan isn't the only thing
missing .'.
Nobody asked me, but the new California St.
traffic "plan," with the lanes cut down to one each.
way, is the greatest dog since Rin-Tin-Tin; start
repainting, gentlemen.
Puneb
•HIMt:AIN
••AT HOP'!
t 'ht Americaa Cuff'r Sodtty l1 cr,tq to fllMI u1wen ud tM)' lleed ••r lltlp. la S.,tember t'9
ACS ls lalllleldQ a llluUc ,roJect. I& wW alk more taiU :·a mUO. peopae to uawer a foa,..pa1e
coafld .. tlal ca.ae1tl0Halre about c•etr 1aUa1, 1mo~ Ud drtUllll Ubltl, tlaelr txpo11re to c1le1Dim1 aJHI d111t1 aad dielr aH of coumner
pr .. mct1 ud mtdlcatloa1. 81 1tadm-1 aacll a laqe sroap, Amertcu Cuoer Soele 1cleatl1&1 · a.ope ti fhUI oat exactly wut la oar "tyle ud
Hvlroameat lacreaH1 &lie rl1k of developla1
caeer aid wut mlalat Mio tre•e1t It.
Tilt Amtrlcaa Caacer Society aeed1
volaateers to •~• •• "rttearcllers.'' Tbey wlll eo11tact aboat 10 famWea a. wklcll oae penoa 11 45
or alder. Tbeae families -frlead11 ael1bbor1,
relatJve1 -wlll be uked to 1111 n& tbe
qaestloualres. Tbe oaly otber. tblDI Nolanteen
need to do 11 coatact tbe1e families once every tw9 yean .for tbe next six and report back to tbe
Amerteaa Cuctt ,loctety OD dlelr beaJtlt 1&ah11.
U '" wut to Mlp (ud are Hor older), wrtte to Au Lucien, Amtrl~ Cucer Society, GPO
BH 14M1 New York, N.Y. 1011'. And tUllk you lD
advuee ror voluteerta1 ao be part or ~. colo1sal
effort to onck tlae code of tile most feared dlaease
bowa to moldDd. I
fte followla1 letter 11 J••t oae of ltuadred1 I
ree.lve OD tbl1 subject every Wffk.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Pleue check with
your medical expert.II and tell me it chewing tobacco
lB hazardous to one's health. My husband chews
be\ween one and two pouches of tobacco a day, and
I am concerned about the long-term use. He insists
that chewing tobacco is safer than smoking. ls this
true? • .
I love my husband aQd want him to be around
to enjoy our grandchildren. Please print my letter
and keep me -ANONYMOUS
Te11 ·it ta the teller
I read that New York's huge Citibank is
considering charging ~ustomers more if they insist
on dealing with the human tellers inside Instead of
the automated ones out on the sidewalk. That
makes sense. Particularly if you're a banker.
' So I wasn't suprised a whit at what ha~pened
when I .went down to get a twenty out of the
machine in front of our innovative First Local Bank
& Trust Co.
It ~ted me as usual with: "INSERT-YOUR-
JIFFY-B/lNKlNG-CARD-FACE-UP-ARROWS-
POINTED-FORWARD-IN-SLOT-A."
I sighed. All life was becoming so impersonal. I
think the machine heard me.
"DO-YOU-WISH-TO-VERBALLY-INTER-
FACE-WITH-A-HUMAN-BEING?" it inquired.
"Oh , gosh, yes," I said gratefully. "Human
beings are so ... well -no offense -human."
''DEPOSIT-FIFTY-CENTS. (50f )-
IN-SLOT-B," it said coldly.
I DID SO, HOPING I HADN'T made it mad.
Two panels behind the machine slid apart revealing
an open window with homey gingham curtains and
the head and shoulders of a neighbovly-looking
fellow puffing a pipe.
"Hi," he said, re.aching out to shake my hand.
"I'm Tom, your friendly First Local Bank & Trust
Co. human being."
"Good to see you, Tom," I said. "Nice day."
"PUNCH-'IN-YOUR-SECRET-JIFFY-
BANKING-CODE-NUMBER," said the machine.
"Be with' you in a minute, Tom," I said. "No
peeking now, ha-ha."
"Oh. your secrei's safe with me." said Tom.
"They're forecasd.ng rain for tomorrow."
"DEPOSIT-OR-WITHDRA WAL~n said the
machine.
"In times. like these, what do you .think?" I
demanded testily.
"DEPOSIT-OR-WITHDRAWAL?" said the.
machine, unperturbed.
''I must say you're looking great, old man," said
Tom. "Haven't you Jost some weight?"
I frowned. "Have we met before?" I asked.
He said, "Well . . ." and -CLANK! -the
panels clapped shut.
"Hey," I said, "where did he go?"
"DEPOSIT-FIFTY-CENTS-(50¢)-IN-
SLOT-B," said the machine. .
ART HOPPE
THE INNOCENT BYSTANDER
*** I did. There was Tom again. "You don't come
cheap," I said somewhat testily.
"Sorry," said Tom, "but I thought everyone
knew the basis of the current technological
revolution is that machines are cheaper to operate
than human beings."
"CHECKING-OR-SAVINGS?" asked the
machine.
"Who's got any savings?" I said. "And where
did we rueet before?" "BOTH-QlJESTIONS-ARE-INV ALID," said
the machine. "CHECKING-OR-SAVINGS?"
"I was asking Tom, not you," I said, my dander
rising.
"Well, I do have a few dollars tucked away in a
passbook account," said Tom. "And surely you
remember when we met. It was ... " CLANK!
''DEPOSIT-FIFTY-CENTS-(50q)-IN -
SLOT-B.''
Damn! "It was," said Tom, reappearizlg, "when
you first deposited 50 cents in Slot B."
"Checking," l shouted angrily. "Now give me
twenty bucks and let me get the heck out of here."
"Look out!" cried Tom.
"Look out for what?" I demand~. CLANK!
"DEPOSIT-FIFTY ... " .
'1Shµt up!" 1 said, atickftl.g my last two quarters
in Slot B. \
"Look out," said Tom, "for that guy behind
you with a gun." CLANK!
ON THE WAY HOME, I passed a sleazy jbint
with a sign saying, "Tlllk Ti> a Naked Girl for $1 .• "
But I'd learned my lesson. Instead, I walked into a
bootb on the comer and talked to a naked telephone
for a dime. I told it to have a large martini waiting
when I came in the door.
It's nice to know that we 'human beings are far
more valuable than mere machines. My only worry
is that soon I won't be able to afford us.
GOREN ON IRIDGf
BY CHARLES H. GOREN AND OMAR SHARIF
Both vulnerable. South deals.
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Opening lead: Three of '\:1 •
To say that every finesse has a 50 percent
chance of success is not the same as saying all
finesses are equal. Consider this hand.
The auction was routine. South had nearly
enough to open one no trump, so hiS decision to
rebid two no trump meets with this department's
approval. North's raise to game was one of those
easy decisions we all love to make.
West led a heart and declarer won the king.
~Y someone who looks no further than his own
hand and dummy would now try to set up the
diamond suit. Beclarer must give up the lead twice
to accomplish that, and by then the defenders will
have collected at least three heart tricks and two
diamonds.,
• With six tricks in high cards, declarer has to
develop the club suit to produce the three extra
tricks he needs. The percentage play is to take two
finesses. If clubs are 3-2 and West bas at least one of
the honors, that will guarantee foll.( tricks in the
suit -and it makes no difference whether declarer
first finesses the queen or the ten.
But what if the suit splits 4-1, as will happen
almost 30 ~rcent of the time? If East has four cards
in the suat with both honors, nothing matters.
Similarly, if West has both honors fourth, declarer
can al~ays maneuver to score four club tricks. The
only problem occurs when East has a singleton
honor.
If East's singlet.op is the king, there is nothing
declarer can do about It -except double dummy.
Whether he finesses the ten or the queen on the
first round, the defenders will always have two
stoppers ln the suit because of the spot cards. But
what If East's singlet.on is the jack?
U declarer finesaes the ten, East wins and West
still has a second stopper in the suit. But if declarer
finesses the queen, he catches the singlet.on jack.
Now he can return to hand to finesse the ten, and
·will collect four club tricks together with his
contract.
She wins olle, loses one
Q: My U •yur-old modaer·l•·law lives wltb me
ad wlll •o to tlae ead1 of tk eartb tQ prove tile 11 rta't .... , 1oa1ediiq a wklcll we dJusree. Siie
claim• tUt Ll&a MlueW was oaee married to Tommy Suds, u4 I uy aevtt. He w11 married to
Naaey Slaatra. ~lso, 1llae asked wlat Jack
Ltule&ter ••• ., to tMse day1. Her '" clalm1 lte
died a CMlple of 1•n qo. Me UJI ao ••1· Please
HUI• tllh family fead. -PHrl J . Beap1, A.rllapea R.tptll, Ill.
A: OK. On Tommy Sandt. mother·~ law la
Wf'Onl· It w• Nanc;y SlNtn he w• once married
to. About Jack ~tter, ahe't riahi. ffe't alive and well. ti wee h11._ who died a lew years -ao I.ft a
fall from • bulldlna.
PflSOlfAllR Q.&A. av MARILYN ANO. HY GARONER
A: He'1 a watchdog and he's wtnd1ng
htrmelt up.
Q: T .. Balttmort Orlolt1 maaa1er1 Batl
Weaver, .... , to .. a~ Job •f cemmaicatlq
wldl Ma llallplajen. How 4loH M do lt? -Litter
R.,PlllllMliO-·.
A: 0 Th11 la a youn1 man'• &•••·" lidal--aow-11'-.W.wr. "~ JOU '** ....._ Wieb tlw".--. And ,.a .,._. Uw UM litl~th.if' '"· rw .._ ..,._ ..,. tha\i" • ~ ~ ~r:=~~~· ~
i >
a D!:AR KEPT ANONVMOUS1 J coatacted °'
James B. WyDgaarden, the recutly ap~iaila
director of tbe National Institute of Bealdl ~J
profes1or from Duke Medical School.
Dr. Wyngaardeo sent me the re1alt of rec.iK
1tadie1. And here are tbe facts gleaned from tlloie
1tudJes ud a con1uJtaUon with a f.byslcla.D at·IR
Porte• Cancer Prevention Center D C11.tca10.
. Tobacco that ls smoked is the maln CH&u1eiR{
cancer deaths 1D America. Wblle chewing toba~
Is 1omewbat Jess lethal than smoking U, lt 11 fii'
from harmless. It is, la fact, one of tbe ma!fl
factors 1D cancer of ·the tongue, gum and cheeks.
Jf your husband wants to enjoy bl'i
grandchlldreo1 I hope be will put an end to bis Jo~
affair witb tobacco in any form.
POT SHOTS
BY ASHLEIGH f:!RILLIANT
~ l LOVE
INFORMATION -
WMAT I DON11 LIKE
IS HAVING TO
[)O SOMETHING WITH IT.
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BY SIDNEY OMARA
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Thursday, August 5 *'
ARIES (March 21 -April 19): OppositiQDf
figures, your capabilities are tested and you
discover position is stronger than originally
anticipated. Those who attempt to block you ~
~~be~~~~ •
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TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Emphasis QJb
promotion. production, added respo~ibility ~
chance for increased in<.'Ome. Personal relations~
grows stronger -decision is Qecessary t~
connection wlth future. 101
GEMINI (May 21-June 20); Spiritual values
loom large in importance. Lunar and nU11lericdl
cycles highlight distance. language, phUosop}\yt4
education and reli~ion. •-te
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Lessons ar'e
learned concerning savings. taxes, interest rates ari1t
financial status of one close to you, includittK
business associate or mate. Cct
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Follow through on fifd~
impressions. Accent on teaching, learning, chara~P
analysis and rapprochement with family meml>ei?!
Emphasis also on legal affairs. .
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept.. 22): Dig beneath surf~
indications; true story bas yet to unfold. Emph~
on job \f'aining. basic issues, tasks at hand
resolutions concerning nutrition. health. r B
J1 LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Sudden chan~ft
appears ominous, but will ultimately boomerang Hill
yolir favor. Romantic involvement is exciting buf
storm~. You'll express yourself in clear, d~0 graphic manner.
011
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You do best by
sticking to familiar course -aid comes from home
base, including older family member. Lunjr
emphasis on property, security. safety measures . f\
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Flurry of
activity occurs in connection with remodeling,
domestic adjustment, home improvement, thft
beautifying of personal surroundin~. Gilt pure~
is part of exciting scenario. w
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Focus OR
locating lost articles, payments. collections andlJi
more precise definition of terms. T~hniques are
streamlined, you'll see places and people in D1Ql'$
realistic light. .A
AQUARJVS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Subtle nuianriU'
are deciphered; you detect trends and now ~~ta~
to ride with tide. You get finger on pulse of publfl'»
"/ou'll be at right place at crucial moment.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20)! Let go of feaQ
doubts, suspicions, guilt feelings. You need ~
carry someon~se's burden. You stand on brink of
important discovery. Self--confidence, aelf-esteem
are necessary ingredients for success. •A
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RICKY TICKY POLITIX: You can tell that the
Republicans are very serious about the upcomln1
congreallonal elections. Not only have they started malling
campialgn literature, they're actually writing on the outllde
of the envelopes.
One such l'niasive alighted upon the editor'• desk only
today. Typed all over the outside was the following:
"Before you open the encloeed urgent letter to you
from Senator Roger Jepsen, I want you to telephone this
toll free number ... " The
number was then given.
But outside the
~\ env.elope, the typing
1D~1~11~0-1-P-H-m-r continued, thus: Ill~ I _"Senator Jepsen is --------';.;:i-~.a...:-aruoous to speak with you ~prior to~ou reading the contents of the letter ... "
I didn't go any further, even though there was more
·typing all over the envelope front.
IT WAS OBVIOUS what this was all about. Senator
Jepsen had sent me a dun. He figured I owed him money.
Then he realized his mistake.
rm }u6t 6ittiog around the place, waiting for ~-..
That's it. He wants me to call so he can explain the
mistake and I won't get mad. Further, he wouldn't want
me to aend him a bunch of money I don't owe him in the
first place.
'"Funny," I mused. "It would have been a lot cheaper if
he just twldn't mail~ his erroneous dun in the fir'lt place."
Anyway, I went ahead and dlafed the toll-free
number. I haven't. talked to a real senator in a long time.
I STILL HAVEN'T. Senator Robert Jepsen's urgent
message, in which he wanted to speak "directly" to me, was
recorded.
He just wanted tne to know that a response to his letter
would help determine the success or failure of the
campaign "blueprint" to win the election.
Somewhat irritated, I ripped open the good senator's
letter and found out I was wrong. It was a dun. The good
old solon did want money after all.
JEPSEN SAID HE'D been yakking with President
Reagan. He said there i.s a great threat to the president's
economic recovery program.
"I'm ahead of you," I said aloud while reading on.
"High interest rates. Few housing starts. The auto industry
shutting down."
WRONG AGAIN. None of those things are threatening
the president's economic recQvery.
It's the Democrats that are threatening it.
. In order for us to recover, Senator Jepsen explained,
the Republicans need to get $850,000 which would be used
to whip anti-Reagan Democrats in 38 targeted
congressional districts.
So you could clearly understand the extent of the
threat, the names of Ted Kennedy, George McGovern and
Fritz Mondale are mentioned prominently. I don't think
.they're targeted this time, however, since one is a senator,
one is a fonner senator and two are running for president.
ANYWAY, SENATOR Jepsen's message was clear. If
you want to help recovery, send in anything between $25
and $500.
It was a nice offer, really, but I think I'll pass this time.
You see I haven't quite recovered enough yet.
I
CATS ON PROWL -Thirty Tornado catamarw fight for
position in light weather start of second race of the Pre-
Olympic regatta being sailed a,ll week in the ocean off Long
Dlllly Not f"tloto lf1 Almoft Looer...,
Beach. The 20-foot multihulls are among the fastest craft
under sail and are one of the six Olympic yachting classes that
will compete in 1984. (Story on Page 02)
County wants '911' word out
Free hillho~rd space sought. to puhl~cize emergency number
By JEFF ADLER
OftMO.-, ..... ltafl
If the 911 emergency
telephone number is one of
Orange County government's
best kept secrets, it certainly la
one that never was intended.
That's why the County Board
of Supervisors authorized its
public information office
Tuesday to solicit free billboard
apace, to be donated ·as a public
service, to publicize the 911
system.
"The publicity sort of slipped
through the cracks on 911,"
explained John Bushman,
coordinator of the county public
information olfice. "It appears
nobody on either end of planning
or in.stalling the system budgeted
any money tor publictt:lnc 911." Consequentl~. when the
countywide emergency
.telephone system went on line in
mid-April after ela!le to 10 years
of planning, a wide-reaching
campaign to inform county
Color house
protester
loses fight
A Costa Mesa man who
painted his house a rainbow of
colors in retaliation for his
neighbor's construction. lost a bid
before the City Council to force
the removal of the garage.
George Van Dam of 486
Magnolia Street contended that
his nexkloor neighbor's garage
at 492 Magnolia Street could be
turned into a bootleg apartment
and is one quarter to flve inches
too high.
Carta Mesa planning offic~
admitted that the structure was
higher than the allowable 15-foot
limit, but said they couldn't
justify asking WilJ.Wn GallaJther
to lop off a few centimeters from
the nearly finished building. The
council agreed.
William Gallagher, who also
•was at the meeting to api>eal the
planning commission'• )uly lZ
decision, won an appeal to inatall
a shower that had been rejected.
residents of both what the
syatem is and bow it works never
was undertaken.
Bushman said a lot of county
residents a,Pparently still are
unaware that emergency aid of
all kinds can be summon ed
simply by dialing 911.
Since the system went into
operation it has been under-
utillied, Bushman sald. He added
that about 50 percent of the calls
received at the 911
communications center still are
from people testing the system,
far more than expected at.er
several months of operation.
The billboards, the first step in
a larger publicity campaign, will
cost the county only about $600,
to be used to purchase paint,
Bushman said. The cost of
putting up the public service
messages will be .borne by
Gannett Outdoor Advertising,
United Outdoor Advertising and
American Bus Shelter Co., who
also are providing the free space.
"We're looking for freebies
first," added Bushman. who said
Bradshaw named
to UCI Med post
Ralph A . Bradshaw, an
inte rnationally recognized
specialist in the structure and
function of proteins, has been
named .Professor and chairman of
the Department of Biological
Chemistry at the UC Irvine
College of Medicine.
Dr. Bradshaw, who has been
on the faculty of the Washington
University School of Medicine in
St. Louis, brings a special
protein-nuclei acid analysis
laboratory to UCI.
The Lake Forest resident has
he ld positions as a visiting
professor at the University of
Zurich , Switze rland, the
Rockefeller Study and
Conference Center in Bellagio,
Italy and the University of
Sydney and the University of
Melbourne in Australia.
The biochemist has served as
c o -directo r of two NATO
Advanced Study Institutes in
Italy. One dealt with proteins of
the nervous system. The other
focused on the subject of surface
membrane receptors. Bradshaw
also served as co-chairman of the
Peoples Republic of China-USA
Conference on Proteins in
Biology and Medicine in
Shanghai.
His biomedical research earned
him the Passano Foundation's
Young Scientist Award for
Excellence. He also received the
St. Louis Section Award from
the American Chemical Society.
phone stickers explaining 911
will come later.
A big boost to publicizing the
911 system will come in
November when the telephone
companies publish their new
directories. The new phone books
not only will list the 911 number
in the front, but also will provide
several pages explaining how the
system can be used to Its
maximum advantage.
Coastline
College sets
• • reg1strat1on
Fall semester registration for
Coastline College has begun with
the mall distribution this week of
the college's "Passport" class
schedule.
The college plans to offer
about 1,100 classes at learning
cent~rs , public and private
facilities and neighborhood
centers in Huntington Beach,
Fountain Valle y, Costa Mesa,
Newport Beach and other cities.
The semester begins Sept. 7.
BecaU!le of state cutbacks, the
college has cut more than 300
courses. About 60 of these will be
offered on a fee basis as
conununity service activities. The
deadline fok" Coastline mail
registration is Sept. 3. More
infonnation can be obtained by
calling the college, 963-0824.
It's expensive to lose, too.
County's campaign reports reflect high cost of electioneering.
It coat a lot to win a primary
alection in Orange County In
l982 -and it often coat as
inueh to lme.
The hiah cost of electioneering
n Orance County 1a reflected in
he final campaign finance
i9pOr1a that candidates for state
lftd county office were required
D file With the ()ranae County
leptrar of Voten Office by
luly 31.
UM! heated CIOlltest between ~IPUll:at' Amelnblyman Nolan ~r selle and former Irvlne
yor David 81111 for the pub~ DOl'Dination in the
Ith AH~= Dlatrlct, for•
lpmt $111,973
thl ncmlnat.lcft; Silla ,.. • ,118 lind loll.
Sllh col)tcted e•ah ~tfttilitdOlil tota.Una $102, 707 thll9, IDlill cantrlbuUioal. whkb
iacJudH loana anCI aervlc•-
donated to the campai8n. reached
$123.080. acoordini to the reJ>Ort. Contributors to the Silla
campaign included the California
Teachers' AHociatlon, which
kicked in $2,000, Fluor Corp.,
·which 1ave $7,000; the Irvine
Company, which checked in with
$10,000 and th• J!xecutlve
Council of Orange C-ounty, which
contributed ~.ooo.
Among expenditures ~ on
the SUJ.J report la more than
$12,.00 paid to Nellon-Padbq
Con1ultln1 for that Urm'a
polltlcal experti.e durtn1 the cont.t. ~
Frb:r.ell~ on the other hand,
collected $98,287 in caab
contrlbuUona whlle total
contributiom topeed out at fl41,·
219, the report --Th• lneumbent 1e1l1lator
recelvect oontribuUon1 frOrn 1
lon1 ltat of polltlcal aetton
oommitteea active in Calllornia.
.Contributors included the
c.automia Medical PAC. ~.ooo,
Callfomla Service Stations. $1,-
000; fund for Insurance, $2,600:
Farm PAC, $3,100; Callfornla
Dental PAC, 12,000; and the
California Reel Estate PAC, $3,·
000.
Other contributors to the
Frtaelle ca.mpatcn were Getty
OU, $2,02&; Loe Alamitoe Race
Course, $1,000; the Irvine
Company, $1,000; Aminod, $1,-
000; and Tieldstead and Co., $10,-000.
Democrat Bob Hant0n, who
will hoe Frluelle tn the
November pn8ra1 election, spent '51401 to win hla party'•
nomination. Hanson ran
~in-~. coll•:~ ~r:: ~0~!':
contrtbutiorw and dalmld tOtaJ
contnbudionl of tll.N?.
ART OP W~G -Glendale reaidenta a...,. McC>.·~ and Hai.el Putha we~ 10th
ln line ... tiluna a.oh r.uvai ol Ana
1rouada, '.UUN'~for an opportunity to =· ..... fDlhe ~t of tlie MuWa. '• a line of ~ vWtan ~ day
ll •
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f.
I
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Schweitzer·
Schweitzer-DuF or·t
1 Sherman Gardens in Corona del Mar was
'1ie setting for the marriage of Gisele Cecile
DuFort. daughter of George Henry DuFort of San Frandlco, and Bradley Nichola Schweiaer, tlon of Mr. and Mrs. David Schweitzer of Calta
Jt{esa. The newlyweds are residing in Newport
ach after a Caribbean wedding trip.
. and Mrs. William F. Revely m
Jlt!Vely-Davis
Martha I. Davis and William F. Revely III,
in St. James Epiacopal Church, Newport
will live in Tustin after thelr return from
ding trip to Hawaii. Thelr parents are Mr.
Mn. Hugh Davis of Granburg, Texas, and
and Mrs. Fred Revely of Newport Beach.
'hastain-Borucki
St. Nicholas Church in Laguna HU.ls was the
tting of the marriage of Karen Borucki and
y Chastain. The newlyweds are residing in
aguna Beach after a honeymoon in Puerto
allarta, Mexico. Thelr parents are the Norman
oruckle of South ~r1na and the Terry
of Laiuna The bride araduated
m UCLA and her husband la a Cal State
erton alumnus.
eterson-Chunka
Michelle Chunka and Todd Cllnion
eteuon , married in Mt1110., San Juan
~platrano. are at home in Loe ~ Tbelr ~ti are Mr. and Mrs. MJcluael J. Olunlca of
'1.aaW1a Niguel, Mn. Edward L. Parker of
J)mard and John C. Petenoo ot Sen Frand8co.
issner-Allen
I
Milligan-Bowman
Newport Beach wu the setting for the
marriage ol LeSlle Bowman. of Costa Mea, and
Jinf Milligan, of Fountain Valley. The
newlyweds are residing \n Huntington Beach
after a honeymoon in Hiwail.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Monk
Monk-Banks
Maura Helen Banks. daughter of .Edward
Joeeph Banks of Cerritos and Dorothea Davis
Banks oi Mlasion Viejo, and Jack Winfred Monk,
aon of Howard Monk of San Clemente and Janet
Monk of O)mard, were married in St. Kilian
Church, Mission Viejo. They have established a
home in Carlsbad.
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Otenn Olendtir Lane. ININ, Clllfomll t2718 l'talC NOTICE atter the c:tat• Mt or 1111 oPl'*'I Thia llatetMnl w .. filed With 11'1 Thie ~ It condUotld by an ui-t.
County Clttk ol OfMQe County on lnctMdull. T·111'1 TM Bottd ot Tru.teea t...we Ju~ 1t. 1g92, ltldlO<d ltll& NOTICI Of' 1111 ptMltge ol reltetlna lflY Md ..
'ttill74 T .. ltlltmtnt w11 llled With the TRUflft'I IAUI bid• or to wa1w tily lfrioullttt• ot ttubllllled Orange Co11t Diiiy County Clttll of Orange County on T.•. fie. t-t'T1tl--C lnlormalltlt• In any blcl or In 1111
Piiot, Jul"/ 21. 28, Aug. 4, H, 18f2 June 23, Ul82. YOU ARI IN Dll'AUU UNDtlll A bidding. :'1?~1-112 't92117 D1aD Of TllU8T DARD...... NORMAN I . WAT.80N ----.. ---.,.-..,,. ..... .,.,.-11:'-----Publl•ll•d Orang• 00111 Diiiy UNLmll YOU TAKI ACTION TO Seeretary,
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HEWPOfl'T OUH BAC)f(EAAOE. ~ATUllNT YOU, YOU IHOUlD CONTACT A 34417-42
IPI Newpon Bou~•rd, Coeta TM lollOWlng per900I .... dOlng LAOnwvutT~·-.. 0 t 28 1"8" ... __ .,,. Mft1'll'IE' I Meal. CA 112t27. bl*'-u; , .... ..,ay .... ugut • • ~ •• r~ ""'~ -' T H 0 M A 8 A T T I L I 0 WIENERSCHNITZ£L NO. 390. 9:00 A.M., TIU. lnlur1111C9 and TrlJll SCEBERl'IAI. 2087 See Colle L8l'9, 4501 Jimborn Road Newport Company, H duly appointed I U ft 1111 O lit C 0 U lit T Colla MeM OA 92827 Beech. Cllllomle 92eeo ' Tru1lff under and pur1u1n1 to CAlMIORNA
CHARLES CAAHAM. uo Robert Frencl• Sommtr1, Deed of Trutl ,_dad AUOUlt 28. COUWTY M OAANGa f Biker •·a.120·-. eo.ui M-. CA 1878, Viewpoint Line No. 24l, 1980, 1111111. No 38388, In boOk 700Clvtac.MeJDftMW"' ,
92828. • Huntington BMcll. Calllomla 92847 13721, p1g• 239, of 0111c111 ... .. 1 Thie butlneee II conducted by 1 Conttance LaAnn Sommert. R8COl'dt In the office of the County a.nta AN, ~ t2'702
oar-al ~Ip. 18781 Viewpoint Lane No. 241, Recorder of Orange County, MPETARIUITIOANQIEEA~. HARRY ROSE . thomu Scebltrll Hunll ton 8elCll Cllllornl• 92847 Calllornl•. WILL SELL AT PUBLIC Tiiie 1t1l-t wu llled wtth 'tie Th~tlnMa 19' condUClld by an AUCTION TO HIGHEST BIDDER RESPONDENT: YOLANDA ROSE '
county Clettl of ()range County on lndlYtdull (llulbend end Wiii). FOR CASH OR CASHIER'S CHECK, tulmM}"Am. y LA*> July 19, 1982. COnetllM9 L. 8omm«• (payable at time ol Hie In lawful CAM M.=:1w -:
,,tlf71 Tlllt etatemant WU flied with the money o• tht United Statee) II lht You ... _ ......... _._ T1'e ...:. Publlllled Orange CoHt Dally County Clerk of Orange County on front entrance to the Old Ora1: ...... _,
Pilot, July 21, 28, Aug. 4, 1~2~2 June 28, 1982. fttim7 ~~==~18.vct .. ;:'!, ~'o:!':'J !:.'.::-;::
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PllotPubllelled Orange Co111 • ly Clllfomla. 111 ngM lltle and lnlereat """411 ttn .......
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• July t4. 21, 28, Aug. 4. 1982 conveyed to and. now hlld by 11 If,... wtllt to.-h...,... • 3181-82 under Hid Da.d of Trull In the lft........, 111 *' ......_,,,..
propeny 11lu1ted In H id County ._...do•..,......,•.._. NAm ITATl!MalfT n... 1o1ow1ng pereone .,. dotno rta.JC NOTICE
bl*"'-u; 1--------------(AI CIRCULATION NOW: IBI l'fCTmOUl llU ... JI MARAIA~ MAO£ IN HEAVEN. Nll.m ITA,.._NT
219, Vitti lntrade. Newport Th• followlng pareon 11 doing a.en, CA t2eeo. bull,_ aai • OEOROE KAUO, 2191 VIiia EXTENOEX, 1017 Nancy LMHI. Entra4e. Newport llMctl. CA 92MO. COit• M-, Celllornll 92e27
ELIZABETH KAUO. 2,111 Vltta Danl9I J. Mlkultcll, 1017 Nancy
Enltlde, Newport leectt, CA82880. Lane, Colla......_ Celllornla 92827 Thia '-"'-11 oonductld by Thie buetnMa le condUcted by an
llulblt1cl and wife, lndtllldull.
Eltzlbelll Krug Oanlel J. Mlkullch
Thia ltlttmtnt -flied with the Thl9 ltatemenl -tied With It'll County Ctettt of Ofanol County on C0un1Y Clerk of Orange County on
JUiy 23. 1982. June 25, t982 •
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Piiot, Jul"/ 28, Aug. 4, 11, 18, 1982 !Pilot. July 21. 28, Auo. 4, 11, 18f2
332$-82 4007-82
PlB.IC NOTICE
and Stale dactlbed 11: ,...-er ......... If _,,
ftARCEL 1: Lot 97 ol Tract No. be ...... ....
3433 In the City of Colla Meaa. Avtaol County pl Orenge. Stat• of UltMI i. etde delllt•a•r Callfoml1, .. per map recorded In trilMIMI ,_. ....., .....,.
book 178 pegea 48 to 50 lnctutlve, • 1ttll11M161 • ,..... ... ol Mllc*llMCKll Mapa, In the office ,..,_. ..... di to .... U. of 1111 cou11ty recorder ot Hid ...,., .. ~1111 .. .....
CC)IMlty. II Uated deH aeUettar
ttAflCI L 2: A non·•XCIU•lv• cOMete ........ -• ..-nt tor •nor-and egr ... ettt•••· d•91•rf• lt•••r from Mid Parcel t through L..ola 188 111•1111•1 ,,.... de ..U _.,
and 188 °' Tr9Ct Ho. ~. In the Ml I 1111 lllU e .... mchn. el ~
City of Coata M111. County e>I •'9tt11&, pMde "' , .. letred• • Ofanol, Slate ot Clllfornta. 11 I*' .,....._
map recorded In book 171pegea48 1. TO THE AESPOHOEHT to 50 lnclullve. ol Ml-rtaneout The petitions hM !ltd • petllJon
Mape, kl the offlol of the county coocen•io yourrnerTlege. tt "JOU I~ r8COl'der of Mid county. to Ille a reeponee wllllln 30 dilYI
ttAllCIL I: An exclu•lv• the d•I• 11111 tlll• 1ummon1 I eaaement to pleoe and maintain a.ved on you. )'OUr def1&1h mey
utlllty linel acroea Loll 186 and 168 anteted and the court mey enter ~ PUBUC NOTICE of Tract No. 3433. In th• City of judgment containing lnjunctl¥e ~
PICT1110UI eue .. 11 K.-S Cotta MHI, County ol Orange. other «der• conoarnlng dlvllion o~ ,
NAMI ITAft•.NT PICTITIOOI 8UllNlll Stlll ol Calllornla, " per m1p prppefty, 1pou11I 1uppo,1, chll ~
Th• following peraon la doing NAM! ITATl!MINT recorded In book t78 PIOlll 48 lo cuatody, chlld aupport, attorne
butllnMI u: SO lnclu1lve, of Ml1cell1neotn f-. ~11. end IUdl other relief 8' C H I L D • 8 W 0 R L D P R E. The lollowlng pertona 1" doing Mapt, In the office of the county may be granted by tht COUr1. Th4(
SCHOOL. 2129 w. Edtno-. Sant• bu~R~Y'S, 2424 North Grind r8COl'der of Hid county, 10 pr~ gami9hment of wagea. taking of Ana CA t2704 water. etectrlclty, gu, telephone money or propetty. or other court 0LOUISE PAGE EAOLESTQN Avenue. Senti Ana, Cellfornla and -r•ge Mrv~ for llngl• au.Ulortlld proc.edlftgl mey ...,
1212 Mvnller Drive, Huntington 1>270~EAL ESTA TE COMPUTER lamtfY retldenllal UM to aald Parca reMllt Belch. CA 92M8. C I I. Mid IUtn'l«lt to be along Iha 0.tld: Match 9. 1982 Tllbi ~ 18 conducted by an SYSTEMS, INC .• I allforn I llhor'l•t llld moet con-'letll ro.ne LEE A. BAAHCH
lndlvtdull corporttlon. • Corporal• Plaza, bet-INI uld Parcel 1 and tile Clel'k. LoulM p Eagteeton NewpOt1 8elch. Cellfornla nelrHI public ullllty Httment By NANCY WAGGONER. Tit" 1t1tement ·-nled wttll the Thie ~ It conducild by • WIOWn on the map ol lald tract. Deputy
County CMr'k of Orange County on corporll':a, Etl•I• ftAlltCRL 4: A non·uclu1lve Publl•h•d Orenge Co111 Dally
July 19, 1982. Compulet Syateml. Inc _,_., -LOI 98 of Traci 3433, Piiot\ July 14, 21. 21. Auo. 4, 1982
,,.... Petrldl MU<phy, In the City of Coela ~.County of 3190-82
Publlelled Oreng• CoHI Dally Prealdenl Orange, Siii• of C1Mfoml1. as P« Ptllt.IC NOTICE
Pilot, July 21. 28. Aug. 4. 11. 5198!, ™• llllament WH flted wtlll UHi m1p50rec, or,ded I In oo:'~.',78 ~laget 48 -----------32 1 .. " Count" Clerk of °'*"""' COUnty on to nc ut ve. o ... ace enaoua NOTICI _ TllUSTEl'I IA&.I -----------• -..... Maps, In 11141 ofll~ ol th• county ..,... rta.JC NOTICE July l8. 1982· ,,--recorder of Hid county, for the T.a. No. IOIM-4 -aJ f 11 T.D. SERVICE COMPANY u duly 8'ftNOfl COURT Publl1hed Orenge Co111 Oally m nten,!"°• 0d Pr;!Yi:• 1 0~ appointed Trust•• under Ill•
M CAU'OMIA Piiot. July 2 t. 28. Auo. 4, 11. 1982 ~9~ llldbOU~ ~llcel ~ followtng ~lbed Security Land
COUNTY Of' ORANGE 400842 PAlltClL S: An undivided .62 Contrec1 WILL SELL AT PUBLIC 7'IO Ctwto C.• DrtM Weet •-II' NOTICE percent lntareat u tenint In AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST
..... AN, CA ll2701 ... ~ common In and to Lott 185 and 166 BIDDER FOR CASH (payable II
MARlltlAQI OP ftlTITIONEll: flCTITIOUI eua .. ll of TrlCI No 3433. In fhe City of lime of Hie In lawful money of the
LAUIWM L CtoTT1 NAm I TATDllNT Coll• Mesa. County Of Orange. !Jolted Sl•I•) Ill right. title and
lltllltONDINT: AMTHONY I . The following pereon 1, doing Stele of Callfornla, 11 per mip lnterwl con~ to and now held ctOTT1 ~ 11. recorded In book 178 pagee 49 lo by It under Hid Security land
llWM ('Am.Y LAW} EASY LIVING DESIGNS 2850 50 lnclu1lve, of Ml1cell1neou1 Contract In the P<operty '*'91nett• ""'~Y~ ... ~~ .......... Hltll 1217-D. Cost• M .... CA Map•. In the office of the county dftcribed: ..., '_, -.....,. --92628. riicorder of H id county. VENDEE: JEFFREY K. COLLINS,
TM-' IMJ decide etJllMt JOU GEORGIANNA HALVERSON No S treet addreu or o ther I llngle man wfttMMlt ,_ bell'I Nerd ...._ ' d I I h b VENDOR· RONALD 0 . LEE, a J'Oll NltlClftll wtttllft IO clap.,..... 2850 H11t1, lf217·D, Coate MMI. common 11 gnll on " Hll tM IMonNtloft bMow CA 92628. furnllhed to Ille Tl')lllM. you may "1!:::C, o-ntblt 5• 1979 u
11 you with 10 IMk ihe advice of Thi• bual,_ It ccnducied by n obtain directions lo the proper1y by lnttru. No. 48eO In boOk 13421,
•n attorn•" In thll matter you Individual. 11Jbmlttlne 1 written reqUNI within p-1131 of Offlclll Recordl In the • • Geor""'anne Hl/Vereon 10 dl)'I from the llrll publgtlon of -.-lholJld do IO promptly'° that your Thie atll-~:.... llled with the lhlt nollcl'\o. Alfred J. McEvtlty end offlc» of IN ~der of Ofanol NIPOMI or ptaeding. If eny, mey be ty Cllt1c of Or•""'* Coun"" on Gerald c . Vtn Der Klomp, po. Box County: u ld Security Land
Ned on time 10 -... -'' 32 F llert c.llf I 92832 Contrect deecrtbft the tollowtng listed Ni 'lido demandlldo. El 1 ' 11182 pmmJ T~or ~· recor°'iJn !,,,.. DADE propetty.
lrlbunll pulde cleddlf" conlfl Ud. Publltlled Orange Co11t Dally ENTERPRISES, INC Loi 32 ot TIKI 30$8. a per
lln llJdllncll 1 menoe CIU' Ud. July 21 28 A 4 11 1982 The underalg11ed Trust•• map~ In Boole t3. Pagea 9 ~~~ ~:O. dlla. lei la • · • UO· • 3'22a.92 dlactilme any llablllty for any to 11 lndu11ve of Mlac.ll1neou1 ~.,.,..._.,, ... ~ --I of ht teat add Mepa, In tlHI office of the County
SI U1t1d d•••• 1ollc1t1r •I 11111mt1C NOTICE =~~~ ~1~~ ~of Mid county.
oonaejo di un aboDldo en aste rVIK. • any. anown '*91n. YOU AAE IN DEFAULT UNDER A 11un10. deberre heoerlo .. ,~ Said Hie will be made, but DEED OF TRUST DATED ~!:":·~i:i1:n.m:"ra~ NOTICI Ofl ttUe&JC without covenant or warranty. ~f~;~~ro:rb9~~Ju0:: -..----v SAU.Of' upr"' or lmplted, regarding lltle, •lgunt, puedt Hr ,.gl1tr1d1 I ftElllOHAL ftflOfl'ERTY pouallon, or encumbrenc ... 10 PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLb AT A ~o THE RESPONDENT: The .,:~.·.~~~~,J~f~;:. ~~: ~:rl(~~·.:c~::sd b~·~!~;·~d·~~ :XU:t..~::i~ ~ y~E N~~v:
P•tltloner hH flltd I petition Cod•. Stat• of C1lllornl1, the Trust, to-wit: $58,522.00. lncludlng OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST :lQ)'OUrl'Mltl'llge.lf)IOUlall underllgned will Mii ii publlc Ille H provided In uld nole(1), YOU. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A
to Ille • ~ within 30 da)'9 of by competMlve bidding on tht 24th adv.,,..., 11 any. under the terms LAWYER. the dlle that thl• 1ummon1 11 day of Auguet. 1N2. 1t 3·30 o'c:loc* of Hid o-s of Trust,•-· chetQM 2289 Golden Circle , Newport
MrWd on rou. 'fO'oK delfautt may be p.m .• on UHi pr.,.,._ wt11te uld •11Ptn119 of 1111 Trust .. and o1 a.en. CA •
end • court may enter • property 1111 bHn alored. and Ille truata CtMlld by Mid Deed, of "(If • 1ttM1 ~ « common I contllnlng ln)uncllw « wt11c11 -located at Publlc SIOtllge. NII. dealgn1t1on It lllown above. no
ordlrl ooootmlng dlVlalorl of Inc. 2095 "-Illa Avenue In IN The benellclaty under Mid Deed warranty 11 given H lo Ill
roperty. apouHI 1uppon, clllld City of Cott• MHI. County ol o1 Truit 11eret:>fore uacutld Ind complel-or woeetn••).""
Mody. dllld 1uppot1, allorney Or1n9e, State ol Calltomfa, the dallvered to the under1lgned 1 The ~ under Mid a.ourtlY COltl. and eyctl other r911et • 1b1ndoned .good•, c11111e11 of Wfftten Declaration of OeflUlt and Land Contract. by re11on of •
!MY be oranlld by 1111 court. The perton11 property deecttbed below. Demand for Sale. end a wrltter brMCtl Of default In the otlllOllllOI• arlahment of wagH, taking of 111 the mattere of: Notlee 01 Delaull and Election to Heu red tllareby, haretolore or property, or other coun Eddi• Ziemer -Tool•, copy Sell. TM und«llgrled caused Mid executed and d•llvered lo lh•
INd proceadlngt may eleo mectllne. Notlol ol Oefault Ind Election lo 1111 und9"llgtHICI • Wl'lltlll Dedw•tlon
• Getald Levine -CIQ. machine, to be ...corded In the eounty wtter• of Dtfalllt end '*Ylend lof Sale, DATED Fe. 2, 1N2. Juke box. 3 Ill• caba, add"g the,.., property le located. and written notice ot ~and°'
LEE A. BRANCH, mlehlne. 2 . cablnetl, refrtg., mlec. Tiiie Insurance and electlon lo cauea Ille und9rlllgned Cltr1c box... Ttutl Comt>lnY to Mii Mid P<Ol*'IY to MUlf)' Mid
By ~ Goddard, Oreg s. Blddle -BBQ. Wire, 4 u Mk! Tt\lll... ol>lloetlona, and "*"'* -....ct
Deputy C tit-. 8 box... • Barbati Qevle uld notice Of brt1ctl end Of ttubll1hed Orenga 0111 Delly L..llrldtOtd , __ the 11gtt1 to bid Truetee liectlOn to be Recotdlc:f MWdl 30.
t. .JM>/ 14, 21. 28. Aug. 4, 1912. 11 th• Nie. Purcll•"' mull be Truat .. °' peny 1912 M lnllt. No, lt·1098tl In
3186-82 mede with cull only and peld for at conductlno Nie OtflQet Alco«tl. •----.. ---.,.-NO-Tll'IE' ____ the time °' ~· Al JMkChlMd TITLE INS\IRANCE AND S aid 1111 wllt be mede, but •--=-===,._~:;::=:-;":'~=;::;-goodl It• IOkt u Ill, and mu., be TRUST COMPANY without co111n1nt or w1tt1nty.
1-·-81 .. -a -1'1-T rerno¥1d II It'll time of purc:NM. 3540 Wlltflfre Blvd ~ « lmpllad, ~ We. -·~~...... S... IUbltet 10 pr1of cancellatton In LOe AnoelM CA t0o10 po111111cm. Of ~ '°
DMl111CT OJI CAUPOllNIA the .-t ol Mlllernenl between Attn: Hilda WHllln ~ the remelnlftg pr1nolpal eum • Al•TIPPt a•aAR80M/ llndlord and ol>llGMed pally. Dated 1213j 3944000 Ext. 2719 Hcured by H id leovrlty Lend
Al ~ICM! IXPMM -. 11111 41h and 111n dlY of ~. O.te: J.Jtf 28, 1982. Contract, with Int.-• "*""'
D••INOAMTl1 lltO•ALD •• 1912. PUbllo Storaoe Inc. llftdlo«I. Pubr•h•d Otang• COHI OfllY ~ -:-::-~ = ~·· .... elMIVtaVI ~b:,;~. w.a~a CONI Dally Piiot, :;ouet •• 11, , •• ltl8~44a-.s2 Conlracl, ftu. ollar9H atftl
CM& MO.• 1m MM 3«M2 ::""~':,=:-mid °'a.!:
• ~" "8.IC flmCl ~ NOTICE ConlflC'I, 1e1c1 .... -~ Oii ...CTmOUa .._.. T!wftday. AA.lgllat fl. 1111 .. 1:00 TO TH• Al Vl-NAMl!.0 "~ NAlm ITA~ 11.m. It ..... Clllplftell Ave11u1 Oll'IHOANT.!:...,.. .... _.., ITATW °' MAMDDl-rT Tiii tOlloWln ptrtOM -doll'tl entrance to lflt Clvlo center
Y8ll .,. ·--"7 ..._... .... °' ._ °' ~Iii: ~ * L ~AW. r....-s to_... llPOI' ~ H. MflliOUe ....... ..._ DELANEY 9A8H & 00011, In tf'll Olty of~ CA. OQAN,Nof 1Cllf'IAL1 .• VOU1NG ~ Tiie lollo•lng peraon 1111 IMC , 17100 Qlt .. lte, lrvlne, CA Al the time of tlle lnltlel
L 0 QA , A r O I•• On a lllllrldolied 1111uee°'"-11cttt1out t2714. pub1oet1on °' N nolOI, IN _..
-.,...,._., ~. ~ neme Ct401CI TAAVll WAAMtNGTON INTU'l0f'8 amountofthaut.-ldbllllftOeof .. .. o~ '!...~..!..·~ CINTM et IHI Dupollt Ofllle, AND OUION •• O•lllornl• ............... 11¥ .. --IOI .... • _,.. ,,_, .....,,. -....... no,~~ t21t8 OQl'PAfation. 17100 ~ IMl'lt, ......, ._._ LMd ~
l'80M110; ,.._... ~ .... fl0"11~• 1111a1n ... neme CA 127f4. llld .,...,.._., ...._ ....-. ...
11t .....,., ., ..!'.!!'.!,: ~ refefftd to allov• wH lll•d In Tiiie ~ 11 conducted by• ldlleflOll 11 ... At
wNdl II,__,..,, --~ Oii ~ tt. 1111. oorpor1tlon o.i.: Jll/lt to = '°" tOU Wltlllll 20 d•Y• efler K• lttu.f. lf141 ltetfl,. WlfmlnOlon lnter1on. T.O ii ~lq!IV
ot ltlll ......-upon JOU. ~1.. Hunttnoton '-'• Ctllltotnla DetlOfl • • eeld • j.-111111~ of IN -of ....... " wnw W"' I . K,...._ leer. ~ IMl'lt ........ 1e11 to do eo. Juq!Mnt by T1ltl .....,,._ ... OOllCMlted ~ Tlllt 11at91Mnt ... Med wlttt It'll ~ ......, J •• ,.~r.::::r::',~:': :..~~....., ~ ~.'=i.°'a...~°" =i==--.
1llll r•1 ,..,,. -._...., tfll ,..,. ret lu~ ::' 1111 c.MIJ Cllrtr of °'11111 ~ • W; I >Mm I Die PIWlld ~ _.
............ -...... --"--"'9 ftT'IM ........... . ...... .._ ......... ~ ....... Mi.... C..Ollw ..... .,., ... °"'----~· --=·-,,,,.. ............ Ofllill9 ~ Pv~ ~QAo:oOMrr-:-~ ........ ~~~ ...... -
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Mr~ -Mn. Robert Andenorl ol Loa ~ and PitUburah.
Pa., annawa the .......,...nt of
&Mir dauahter, l:rl!'.J to Hu1h HutlOn m, IOO of Mrs. Morey
Mirldn of Newport Beach and
.,,_ly HWa and the lat. H\llh
~utmn Jr.
The bride-elect attend•
Peppenllne University and her
!lance attended Robert Lout1
Stevenlon School. Pebble Beach,
and UCLA.
Lindi ors-Dickel
~ cktober wedding at the
Hacienda ln Santa Ana ls
'planned by Karen Ann Lindfors
afl(I David M. Dickel. ·
Announcement of their
enaaaement wu made by her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John E.
Undfon of Irvine. Mia Lindfors
ia a graduate of UCI.
DICkel, IOn of Mr. and Mrs.
Courtney Dickel of WesJminster,
attended Orange Coast College
and Cal State Long Beach.
Stimmler-Quarto
Mr. and Mrs. H.C. Stirnmler of
Huntington Beach announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Jane, to Dale Quarto, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Quarto-ef
Glendora.
Their Oct. 9 wedding will be in
Sta. Simon and Jude Church,
Huntington Beach.
Mlss Stimmler is attending
Goldenwest College and her
fiance ls a graduate of Cal State
Fullerton.
Charlotte Fowlkes
F-owlkes-Sadler
The engagement of Charlotte
S e an Fowlkes has. been
announced by her parents Jack
K . Fowlkes of Hilton Head
Island, S.C. and Ann G. Fowlkes
of Laguna Beach, all formerly of
Newport Beach.
The future br idegroom is
Henry Montville Sadler ill, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Sadler
of MidJothian, Va.
Miss Fowlkes graduated from
New l\lvw Collete Of :V~
and her ttanoe II a Slldu.ee ol
The Collea• of WOUam and
Mary. The betrothed MIH
FowlkH and Mu. Sadler
CW'Nfttly l"tllde ln Alpen, Colo.
and &N Plan.nm.a a fall weddinal.
Smith-Vogel
Th• •naaaement of Kathryn
Jane Smith to Martin Duane
Vo1el, ion of Mr. and Mra.
Milton Chrlatopher Vo1el of
Hunttn1ton Harbour, is
announced by her parents, Dr.
and Mn. Roter PhllJp Smith of
Arcadia. An October weddln& la
ptann,d.
The bride-el t and her ftance
are graduat.ee of UCLA.
Crane-Sakioka
UCI graduates Stephanie
Wfila.rd.Cra.ne and George Mark
Kataumasa Sakioka will ,be
married in September. Their
betrothal was announoed by her
parents, Mr. and Mn. Theodore
J. Crane of Newport Beach.
The future bridegroom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny K.
Sak.ioka of Santa Ana.
• Tumyour
•• unusables . into e usable e cash.caU. e Daily Pilot e classified
• 642-5678.
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WATOl l'Olt """NArffT LOCATION COMING SOON ro ~N OllOWI
60-year
• marriage
celebrated ·
Mr. and Mn. Clatr C. Pr.le
celebrated thelr 80\h weddt"I
anntveraary In their New~
Beach apanroent.
Jolnln1 them for th•
celebntlon were their daupter,
Medelyn, her h~. Wendell
W. Harter of Manhattan Beach
and their son, Dr. Richard C.
Pyle and wtfe, Scotty.
AllO attendlna were friends
and relative• includina el1h&
1randchlldren and flve area~
grandchildren.
Clair and Fem were man1ed
June 24, 1922 ln the Palllldent
home of her parents and travelef
to the San Bernardino MountalJW
for their honeymoon.
Fem was bom in Wlnte~
Iowa and wu graduated from
UCLA. She taught third lfllde ta
Pasadena. Clair, a native of
Arborville, Neb. is a sractuate al Occidental College.
After Clair's retire~t from
the automobile busineaa the
Pyles moved to Newport Beafh•
TRIPLE CELEBRATION: Mr. and Mrs. ~ey .E. Halse~t
celebrated their 90th end 85th birthdays on the occasion of their
65th wedding anniversary at the home of Gen. and Mr~.
Richard P . Ross of Laguna Hills. The celebrants make their
home at Leisure World where they are still active golfers and
belong to the C.alifomia Dance Club.
He was vice president of the
Harbor Senior Cit.Uen's Club at
Newport Beach, where they
were both considered very good
bridge players. He also eerved •
president of the Voyagen Club
of St. Andrews Presbyterian
Chun:h.
,~. NUTRITION~
VITAMINS
RADIANCE
1111111 ·
MEGA POTENCY MULTIPLE
VITAMIN WITH CHELATED
MINERALS
60 Tablets Reo. 13.49
OR. DONSBACH'S
PREllTIL FIRIUU
MULTIPLE VITAMIN AND
MINERAL SUPPLEMENT
120 Tablets Reg. 7.75 ~
RADIANCE
CALCIUM llllESIUI
AMINO ACID CHELATE
90 Tablets Reg. 4.25
ALPHA -L.P.C.
8.99
3.75
2.45
STARCH BLICKER
500 M.G.
50 TABS REG. 9.95
100 TABS REG. 17.95
5.45
9.75
RICH LIFE
C-1000
TIME RELEASED
250 Tablets Reg. 15.95
RICH LIFE
E-400
0-ALPHA TOCOPHEROL
100 Capsules Reg. 10.50
RICH LIFE
IEll llE ·
MEGA POTENCY VITAMINS
l.95
5.50
AND AMINO ACID CHELATED
MINERALS • TIME RELEASED 4 50
30 Tablets Reg. 5.95 I
EIUIEl-C
EFFERVESCENT
NUTRITIONAL
DRINK MIX
35·6.2 Gram Packets
6.95
Reg. 9.95
·soUTH COAST PLAZA
COSTA MESA
557-6161
LOWER LEVE'l CAROUSEL MALL
GROCERIES
WESTBRAE
GRIPE JUICE 1.3& NO SUGAR ADDED
32 Fl. oz. Reg. 2.45
HEALTH VALLEY
PUIUT BUTIER 1.45 CREAMY-LIGHTLY SALTED
16 oz. Reg. 2.19
CAROFFS
CARROT CHIPS 1.29 SAL TED OR UNSAL TEO
Net Wt. 5 oz. Reg. 1.59
CELESTIAL SEASONING
ICED DELllHT TU 1 26 • ORANGE • MINT • LEMON I
24 TEA BAGS REG. 1.75
HAIN
SAFFLOWER Ill
PURE COLD PRESSED
32 Fl. oz. Reg. 3.45 2.4&
GOOD STUFF
LUNCH COUNTER
Weekly Spet:i•I
COMB/NATION
SALAD PLATE
Egg S11l11d, Cottage ChHS6, Fruit, 1 9 &
Liverwurst, Cheddar Chwse . . . I
REQUEST
FRllTALOE
ALOEVERA JUICE BLENDS
• ORANGE • CRANBERRY .
• PINEAPPLE COCONUT 4 99
32 Fl. Oz. Reg. 1.50 I
BULK PRODUCTS
#O#Er IRAIOU'I 99
• 7 GRAIN • ORANGE I
• APPLE BLUEBERRY• APPLE
IJAlll 111•1 •II· 1.11
ALTA-DENA
1.11 ·" , .. •• .71
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Mii g•llH ol Colla MH• announced " al &Wo ...... In ll• .. Serl" of band·beW clAta entry
OGIDJN'8rl. Tbi ~ tM Aki W\lll With the........ I
The W.anmil unitl IN the MSl/lle and 88f.
both d11l1necl for remote 1ource d•'• •n,ry
applbtloM whilin IArp mMWJ and complete ~&1 .. ~. auch. field Mrviol ~ Utdl&y lllNr Nldina. rouc. KJDOUntll\C, ,.~ )lrtce audldftl Md dlrec't l\OC'e deUwry.
• I • MIDCOM cer,tnllM ot OruWt announced
an lddJtian to lC. lll'oduct line, the XORllN IPL·ll
flle tran.afer uUllty. The aohware J>~•cka1e ta
~ to trUwfer f1lea between DllC PDP-11,
LSl-11 or VAX·ll oamputera.
CLUB PLANNED -The Jazz Exchange, set to open in mid-1983 wfu .,; Competer AlitemaU. be., formerly of lrvlne,
-combination music and comedy showcase, and business co~ference which m•nufacturea rnlnicomputer and ~nter. Plans for the facility will be unveiled Aug 13 mlcrocoroputer productl and 1y1tema, .. td It . . lmplernentAld a manaaemmt reorpnbaUon.
8tilart F • Dale WM elecUJd aenior vice president
for OJ>eRtlom for the Boulder, Colo.-bued firm. Jazz showcase eyed
~xchange to be nightclub, business center
Clvlc, professional and
entertainment l~adens are expected to
be on hand Aug. 13 in Newport Beach
when plans for a $2 million Jazz
Exchange are unveiled.-~ 1
The celebration will be at the
Balboa Bay Club. Hosts "Budd
Bonnewell, Gary Edwards and
Richard Ward have invited 500
per.sons to hear about the entertainment and restaurant
complex on a site to be determined ln
the Newport Beach/Irvine area.
Music will be provided by Ollie
Mitchell's Sunday Band and a
gourmet menu will be prepared by
chef Emerson Holmes. Jazz radio
station KKGO will broadcast a
portion of the party.
IDW....,_
The project' is to be funded by
individual and corporate investors.
Managing Partner Richard Ward, also
a'n investment broker at Merrill
Lynch in Newport Beach. believes the
community will support this venture.
Two others have been elected corporate
off'Fera: Cllarle1 L. SmlClll, Naked Mtn1 dlvtaion
general manager, and Ira L. RoblHOD, legal
counael, were elected corporate vice pre.identa.
J. Roser Holbrook of Lake Forst joint Arilu
VOHI a Compaa~est realon director of Federal C.ontncta . He
will be hued ln the Loe Angele.
office of the International
accounting and consulting firm.
BerUa1e Bank, based in
Anaheim, -established a trust
department and named CUrlea
G. Conway of San Clemente vice
pre1ldent, trult manager. He
was vtce president and trust
officer of Crocker National HOUflOOK
Bank'• trust and investment office ln Palm Springa.
Bank of America announced that it is low~ring lnterest rates by one-half of 1 pereent for
certain adjustable-rate rnor1gages.
The lower rates will apply to adjustable rate
mo~ages conunitted on or after Aug. 3 under the
bank s custom home loan pJ'Oll'llln.
The rates will be 16 percent, down from 16-It\
fltddDt, fOr IOlinl " 'I IO fllO,DQO; IDd 11-~ m.:=:.~==-"= rtftnance °' ~ ... ,..., .....
C~r11 M. Paal of Mlllion Viejo ha• been
promoMd to ~r ta tM bual...-edvtaol')' •vi• ~t of res a C••fUJ, CerUffed Public
Aoaounun• Ill• port Bwh.
PlllllJ 0,IHIHIHlltl
... Mtaoewne IM. of Irvine
aftnouncld a concnct to euoPly
Uaht· emluln1 device•· for
uUttadon. n.e. dirYicm will
be u1ed a1 aourcH tn Army
meuap IWltchee produced by
•AUL GT~ Corporation.
communk:ation 9)'1lema dMllon, Needham, Mui.
Santa Ana Amerlcaa Dacacom aareed In
prtndple to acquire Cal Dacacom, a O.:year..old arm In the telecommunications industry.
An addtUonal atock i.ue will be announced
later thi1 yftr, the company Hid. American
Datacom manufacturea and market& a line of desk
top, CRT teleprinter tertninala with word proc.'le9)r
capabilities.
PSA says It will lndeflnltely suspend aervice to
Puero Vallarta, Mexico, effective Sept. 9.
-The suapenaton ta a result of the continued
non-profJtabWty of the route, accordina to Byro•
Miller, PSA vice pl'ftident of fleet and market
planning. .
PS.A entered the Puerto Vallarta market ln
April 1980 and hu been operating three fiighta a
week during most of 1982.
Geaeral Aatomatlon Inc. of Anaheim announoe.d the signing ol an lntemational sales and
eervice agreement with Cameo Electroalc1 IDc.,
Anaheim.
The agreement calls for General Automation to
diatribute and service Cameo product& through
GA'a newly formed World Trade dlvtaion.
Cameo Electronics, established ln 1980,
manufactures cartridge disk sut.yat.ema (baaed on
Western Dynex 10 megabyte di1k drives) for
personal and small business computers.
~
CADO Sy1Cem1 Corporation of Torrance
named Aabrey Ea1terliD vice president, sales. He
had been with MSI Data Corporation ln Costa
Mesa.
nained
Tb• appoADUMat of
Alan m&Mbard. M, •
editor of th• lryln•
M1nor and MMllon Vtejo
Mirror, eUectlve
lmmedlauly, wa•
announced todaY by Tom Mc:Cann, former edJIOI' ot the weekly
publlcatlona wlilCh are
owned and p.l'?IUlld bY
Or~ Cout PubUehina
Company. ~
McCa.nn will aerve u
editorial 1upervt.or of l
the two weekllH In ,.
addition
to hia
duties I •• newly • appofnt.ed ;
managing i
editor 1
of the t' Daily
Pilot, '
a I s o • MeCMtM
published by Orange
Coast Publilhing, it Wtll
announced by Dally Pilot
lliitor Tom Murphine. •
Blanchard formerly t
was asalatant managing
editor of the Dally
News-Journal ln Clovil,
N .M ., and handled
extensive freelance and
part-time assignment& in
the eastern New
Mexico-West Texas area
while a student of 1
McCann'1 at Arteaia
(N.M.) Christian College.
McCann ha• been
editor of both weeklies
since the •first edition of
the lJvine Mlrror.
Scheduled to open in mid-1983, the
Jazz Exchange is designed as a
showcas'e for music and comedy
entertainment as well as a business
and financial meeting center. It is to
consist of a nightclub with seating for
up to 500, two ~~ts featuring
gourmet Frenc~eole food, a
financial information center and a
conference room with projection
facilities and food and bar service.
"Newport Beach does not have a
jazz ·or comedy club or an elegant
Creole restaurant. Statistics show this
is a wealthy community and we
believe people will continue to apend
time and money on quality food and
entertairunent.''
Ward, 26, of Newport Beach, is an
lnvestment broker at Merrill Lynch.
J9h
search
class set
OVER THE COUNTER NASO LISTINGS
The men are from diverse
backgrounds (a stockbroker. an
electrician, and a former club owner)
but have a mutual interest in jazz
music.
Chef Holmes has been associated
with Harrah's, the Brown Derby.
Borden Corporation, Movea6le Feast
and studied and worked in Paris,
London and Vienna.
Architects are Scheer-Braden
Aasociates of Santa Ana and interior
designers Raygall Design Associates
of Irvine. The Irvine firm of Saffel &
McAdam, Inc. is the contractor.
He will handle the business and
investment management and the
parent corporation, Bonnewell,
lliwa.rds, Ward & Co
Bonnewell, a star football player at
C hatsworth High School, was
manager of El Torito restaurants in
Westminster and Tustin.
He will be general manager of the
exchange.
lliwards, a UCI graduate in marine
biology, managed the family business,
lliwards & Sons Electric, Inc., and
was an instructor at Rancho Santiago
Conunu.nity College irl Santa Ana.
He will be responsible for
overseeing the construction phase.
Tainted dye recalled
Looking for a job?
Orange Coast College
in Costa Mesa is offering
a class on the subject.
Fall semester classes
begin Sept. 7.
Titled "Job Search
Techniques" (Psy-
c h'o 1 o g y ·l 2-1), two
aections of the nine-week
class are offered. The
first, beginning Sept. 7.
meeta Tuesdays from 1
to 3 p.m. The second gets
under way Nov. 9, and
meets the same hours.
WASHINGTON (AP) -The years ago because they can cause
governmedt says an imported eyelaah permanent eye injuries, including. F 0 r reg is tr a\ i 0 n
and eyebrow dye containing bllndnessOy . t .. i ... i ..... ooal . information. phone ingredients that may cause blindness es con~~ tar ingredients 556·5772.
is being voluntarily recalled by a "have been cited repeatedly ln the California cosmetic distributor and scientific literature as strong contact i----MUC ___ NO_TICE ___ _
beauty salon. sensitizers and have been shown to
The Food and Drug Administration cause blindness," the FDA said. "As a F~A~N
said Odette De Paris of Tarzana. is result the Food Drug and Cosmetic Th• 1o11ow1119 per.on •• oolng
recalling tubes of the Refecto Cil Act requires that hair dye products bu*'--=
permanent cream dyes that contain containing coal tar dyes bear a E ' 8 SALES. 10221 Slat•
coal tar inaredients -outlawed for cautionary statement that they must ~~o.8_"fl• 103
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WASHINGTON (AP) -The Navy Is awaltma
prtco propoeall by McOonn•ll Ooualu Corp.. for
future prod'UCU9n of the 1"·18 ltrik.e fiaht.er. whkh
may determine whether Pentqon offJclilt cut beck
planned pu.rchuM of 11388 of thete carrier-bMed
planet. o8Sdala aaJd, . Off lc&al• Hid Monday one option uader
oonlidention 18 to buy improved and Jow9I' COlll A-t
light au.ck bomben lmtead of perhaps 700 F-181.
Grwnman Aeroepece Corp. wu aald to have
come ln with an "attr~Uve oU•r'' to "Product .,.
upgraded A·6 at a reduced cost I« the Navy.
Irvine firm orders improve
• ~ta Corporation of Irvine had a 97 ~t
lncreue in lta backlog of orden for data p«)ct:lltni
systems in the first six month.I of 1982.
Mlcrodata, a wholly owned subsidiary of
McDonnell Douglu CorporaUon, reported a backlotr of
$50.1 million u of June 30, compared with $26.4
million a year earlier.
Orders booked in the first half totaled $71.2
million. compared with $52.8 million for the period Lat
year.
Skins lawsuit settled
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The state attorney
general says Neiman-Marcus has settled a lawsuit filed
against it for offering items made from endangered
species animals at its Beverly Hills store.
Attorney General George Deukmejian said
Monday a stipulated judgment was entered without
the Dallas-based firm admitting any wrongdoinf.
Under the judgment. Neiman-Marcus is enJOined
from offering any product of c:rooodile, python or any
other animal protected by the California endangered
species statute. Deukmejian said the products offered
at the Beverly Hills store were made of crocodile and
python.
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Zurlclt lat• aft«noon: 1350,00, off
11.ao bid: S3a0.7& aaltad. ltMMly • ~ only dally q.,.
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A8CNIW8
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MOYIE
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Unde De Cott. A Brooklyn
printer epptoedlltlg Ille
30tJ\ blrthdey ..... lhal
he'I going oown..t, IHI he
mMt1 a bHutJlul ec1r-..
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U)·~
GOYIANMENT
"Supreme COIK1: tnttueooe
01~11 ....
(J)(9NEWS 9 M1'HEY MIU.EA
CC) DON'T CHANGI! MY
WORLD
A CON«V"lonlllt lrlet 10
-1119 home l•lld "om d9'WllCl*'I CID !\ACE FOR THE
PENNANT
Barry Tompldne end Tim
~co... .. lhe
buM teedlng to Ille 1942
Wor1d Sertel.
7:00 8 C8S NEWS l ~NIWS
KUNG FU
8 McNEWS
• Ko.JAi(
• w•A•a•H
l<Jlnger end Felller Mut-
c:.hy rl8ll lllek M-lo
recover llolerl rnedk:el
euppllee from • Merby
bombed-out ec:flOOI
• JOKER'S WllD
•• 8U8IHE8$
"90RT
(J) P.M. MAQAZJHE
A men wtlo CINI• cot-
tumee IOf Well Dllney
World; a ,_,.ege wom-
eo'1 erm·wr•tllng cllem-
plon.
QI ENTERTAINMENT
TONIGHT
An Interview wtlll AnlhOny
Quinn. at THE MUP9ET8 CID THI! HACH BOYS IN
OOHCERT
The ,.,,_ group from
roek'a Oolden ere perform
their gr•l•I hlta, fndud.
Ing "CallfMnla Girt•."
"Surlln' U.S.A." end "Bllr-
ber1 Ann.''
(D)MOY!l
***"Menny'a~"
(1980) Jim Beller, Melachy
Mc:Court. The bO)'I ., .,,
Ofpt\ar\age ritll ltlelr cllarl-
ry fund tn en •tlempt lo
help tJ'9lr llOCCer coec:n
pey baclc • $-40,000 debl
lo Ille mob.
(%)MOVIE * * * "Tiie Of•I Get1by" ( 1949) Alen Ledd, a.try
Fleld. Sued Ol'I Ille ~
by F. Soou AlZGfrllcl A
wealthy 19209 boolleoo«
dellol" 1111 Ille 10 reclelm-
1_!!9 tlle womeo lie io-.
7:30 9 2 OH THE TOWN
Featured:• town In Kenau
wllefe aome Hollywood
lreeMK" ere llOfed In •
film veutt 25 llOflee undel'-
eroun<1: llllQle lldutt• wtio
edopt otill<lten; Ille S1111e
Anlll HOtM Stlow. D at FAMll. y Ftuo 8 ~OHL.A.
Feetured: • report on the
Nl9ty of the Loe Mgelee
CHANNEL LISTINGS
9 ICNXT ICBSI 0
8 KNBC (NBC) l
9 t<TLA lllld I " e KABC IABC) c
D KFMB ICBS> •J)
1J KHJ·TV (Ind.) llll
e KCST IABCI l •
e ICTTV (tlld.) rt 'e KCOP-TV (lod l " . e ICCET IPBSl • e KOCE (PBS>
·By FRED ROTHENBERG llT .......... Wttw
TELLS STORY -Shlg~ko Sasamorl,
who was severely burned ln Hiroshima
and underwent 25 plastic surgf!rr.
operation.a, La interviewed on "Survivort '
tonight at 8:30 on KOCE (50), and at 9 on
KCET (28).
'"'""''lonel Airport; • prOllle of • profeMlontll
.. rl ptlotogr8')Mr, • look
el the meglcal wpWI of
apeolal ettecte; • lwlury
crulee 10 Cellllnl. • M•A•t•H
Colotlel F1egg lumt up .,
the 4077111 wwtllng penlcll-
"" lo blrter for lnfomie-tlorl.
• (J) TIC TAC DOUGH
• MAOHEJl / l.EHAEA
R!f'ORT
• 8UfMVAl
"We LIW With Elepllant1"
David Niven ,,.,.,.... the
11\)'Y of Ot. Ian Oouglal-
HemHton'• 11...,.Y'MI' 11udy
Ulllng wllll 1111 family emldtlt
1 herd of wlld elept\erlll In
Leke Menyere Nltlonll
Perk, Tenunl1.(R) 9 YOU ASKED FOR IT
Feetured: "Mexico'•
Trelned Cen1rlee" end
"The World'• Youngest
Eecape Mill"
CIPECE~CAKE
A lonely old mall ~ e
Clwtetmu reuniorl with 1111
OllUQtller.
t:OO • (J) C88 AEPOAT8
"Aller The Dr-.n eon-
True" Cher1-Kurall vteltl
01111 Perk Mal In~
for e look et how 1"' 1itK1P"
ping C«'ller end othtr'I lie•
II hew 11tec;1ed our Iii.
•l)'lal end phlloeop'1lal. D at MAL. P£OPU
F•tured: e 7$-yellt Old
voluot-fireman; • ,_
leurent where the menu1
.,. wrlllen Ol'I Ille wel-
lr-: lhe preppy v..
anlH>reppy contrOYerl)I.
ti!) 9 MOVIE
•*'A "Cold S weat"
(197•) Char._ Ettoneoo.
Uv Ullmenn A mall 1 and
womeo .,. vlctlmiz.ct and
held tloltege by cr001t1
from the man'• 1>1111 wt1o
Wltll .,. old l•llOI' reoakl.
• QI THE GREATEST
AMEACAN HERO
Ralph lnedverlenlly ""'*• '"'• of "" l8lllow IH~ner• 10 l•k• wtld
~.(R)
II MOVIE * * * * "The Seerdl" ( 1948) MOl'l1gomery Clfft.
AllM MacMatlon. Whtie Ille
mottler 19 -c:hing for
him, 8 WW Ofpllan accepts
IOOd lll1d lhelter "om a GI.
... P.M. MAGAZJNE
A men Mio cr•t• COi-
t-lor Wall Ol9ney
World; 8 IMO-&gll wom.
8r'l01 enn-'M•lllng cham-
pion. ., MOVIE
* * • "Tiie Bingo Long Trevellog Att.Star1 And
Molor Kll'IQI" ( 19781 Biiiy
0.. Wllllem1, Richard
Pryor. Two bleck bueball
pl1yer1 enooooler ~
lion wllerl llley IMW Ille
Negro Netlonel 1"9QU1 lo
1939 10 lorm tflelr own
t~.-..J. • IMIHVlVAL
"We U.... Wllll Etephaotl"
O.vld Niven nerrelel Iha
llory of Dr len ~
Hemlllon'1 flv..)'Mr study
llvlne wltll lllt llll'nlly emldll
On T\I
Z·T\I
HBO
lC•nemu)
IWORI NV .. N.V
!WTBSI
IESPN)
!snowtlme)
Sootllont
(Cal>lt' Nt'WS Nt'lwork)
• herd of wlld eMpt\Mtl In
Lall• Manyw• Nallonlf
PMI, Tenunll. l"I
(C)MOVIE
•• .,. '"TM Gumblll M-
l'(' (11781 MlohMI 8arr1-
1ln, Tim Mdritlre. A ~
bell ~ II IN grand
prtze In a New Yonl-lo-1.oe
Aogelel cw r-wfllott bMgl ... eortl of Zin)'
c11arect•t1 01110 th•
oeUon'1 lllgllw1y1 eod
bldl roedl. 'PG'
CHlMPVIE
* * * "Clelh 01 The
Tit-" (1981) Herry Hem-
Ho. L-lllOI Otlvter, Mylh-
lc hero P-I• helped
by 1111 father 2-ll lt1 e
WIM of dengei'OUI tukl
u tie 1n.. 10 win 1"' lllllld
of.~ ptlnceM
egalr\ll '"' ...,_ of • veogeful M• goddeH.
'PG'
Cl>lllNWE
"Blind Dita" .MOVIE
•• 'Ao "Ser111" ( 1980) Mer·
tin Mull, TUMdey Weld. A
llapplly married Marlt1
~ty coup. -apurred
by "'* trendy Mighborl
Into axplotlrig lltemetlve
Nfearylee.. 'R' "30. 000 C<QIL.i
Alter being l*#lled by
Olcar for being eoft. Mw·
rey Ille cop -•• 1111 poker-pleylng l>uddlH
dutlngegeme.
ID WOALD 8PECIAl
"Survtvon" Archlvlll IOOI·
ege, lllllmetlon end lol•·
YI-with A,.,.nc:an oltl-
Ztol wt\() -· In JIC>ll\ during World Wer II recall
Ille bombing of Neglllkl
and Hlfoetllma.
Cl) THE Gl;'ATEfUL DEAD
Tiie Grateful Dead ere
_, performl11g m111y of
their gl'Mt8'1 ""' In '"" coocert leped Hano-
~ 1980 •I ReOlo ~
Mllllc: Hell.
(%)MOVll
* **'ttl "Tiie lHt
Tycoon·• (11179) ~
OeNWo, .,,..,.,,_ Mot-. "'
Ill• Hollywood of IN
1130a, -mat1'1 8'ICOIM
mlk• '*" lhlt fl1lnd ot
'""' the 8"Y)' of sio-·
l'lungfy eJ!fCUtlwl, and "" most eHgjble bac:helor In
town. 'PO'
~ 9 (J) MOVIE •*'A "Sky Rlderl" ( 19781
James Cobutn, Rober1
Culp. A prlvele 11rtny le
Mnl In 10 rettleve a
weeltlly bu1lneHm1n·1
llldnepped family from •
~ terrortlll. (R)
U QI THE FACT&~
UR
8191r and "" boytflend go
along on Mrt. Gemltt'1
111"11 dale In 11'1~ )'Ml'I.
(RI 89 THIFAlLGUY
Colt cl--with • baeull·
ful llwuranoe lnveetlge1or
wllerl tie 1ttemp11 to bflng
In e ,_..thief. (R)
• Ml!JW OAlmH
~II: Bob Anderlon.
Una Wertmuller, 0-
Kanln, 8lly Crylt&
• WOfU) SPEaAL
"Survtvorl" Atefllval foot.
•• animal.ion end lnl«-
Vlewl with Am«tcari oltl-
-who --In Jepan dutltlg Wortd Wer 11 rKall
"" bof'lll>ing of ~I
and Hlroetllma
(D)MOW **'/\ "Slardul1 .._
l'lel.. ( 1980) Wooay Allel\,
Chertolle Rempllng. A euc-oeulul dlreclor ,_ a
perlOt'lal crleil .. lie lriel
to tnllk• eome me)or ded-
lion• In hie Nie. 'PO'
1:30 D at LOVl, K>NEY
On 1111 '"'' vacatlOl'I, sio. ney'1 crenklo.s llf4irly
rultl1 I Cwlbbean crulM
or.refuge?
NEW YORK -C harles
Kuralt ia on the road again. Thia
road leada everywhere -and
.nowhere. This road enda In a
lhopptna mall.
.. After the Dream Come•
'l'rue':"'1.ont at 8 on Channel 2,
anchored by Kuralt, ia CBS
Ne'wa' left·handed tribute to
•hopping malla. Are they a
couection of convenience atorea
-«:Of1lln1 to the reteue of busy ~?Or are they cofflnl of
,our culture, burylna what wa1
real and •enuln• about thl1
conversation. They'll never know
diversity. They'll never know
America.
Twenty-five yeara ago
shopping malla didn't exist. But
20th·century ploneere, the
developers abet real eatate
aalesmen. rediloovered America.
To tee how far they traveled,
CBS went to Overland Park
Kan., where the Oak Park Mau
doea nearly twice the retall
buelneaa of ~owntown Kan.as
City.
"Some of the critics say that
aome of the buic verve and life ii
miuing In a abopplng center,
which f.a pomlbly IO.
"But lt'a nice to know that
your wife and lddt can come to
O.k Park Mall and not worry
abou\ rwuU.na ecrcm a wino out bM:k here by the compactor."
tountry? .
' With a wlltf ul 1Jance .,ackwarda and a hard look
•lclewaya, tbl1 wonderfully
ubtle and aentlmental
~wnen.,-y repa11a that, tn the . ••;.:!. pro1reu, huure wm...-11nowthe
md Pa ~-'lbey'll
know ihe .. of. frtendly
•
Oak Park doem't pr®dly call
ftlelf the "Vf!CY Beet of the Heart
of America" for nothina. lta 134
atorea, aHtact_l nJ 80,00C
c:uat.orneh Qn a typlCa.I Sat~y
have all the belt: year-round
comfortable tem.,..iw., door-
to·doot Muzak and aafe thoDD&na.
''Then. are aome thinp a~t ~ centen that llMIY be a uttie· toO eonttoUiid." •18 Dlw
Sprlnkle, -~ of Olk ~
But are •hopping malls
1olutlon1 to the problems or
refugee from them? Are
America'• cl\lee decaying and beina nel1ected while attention
and lnveelment money move to
the auburbe?
Saye one ~ty officer In
OM Park: ''A lot of people 10 to
the naal11 to kM~from Clit1aln rlldal bM aid
th8t -' of thlnl. 1 ddlik ~ ....,. ~ --., _, ~ from the ;nil I ff of U mtilia'·..n."
11 ..... -.n to ... ttllO i,.,. of
fnlD -....: ........ •ho lhop, ~ --~ wM ha,itl OU\.
KNXT (2) 8:00 -.. After th• Dream
Comll Tnie." CharW. Kuralt takei a look
at how ahop'*'8 center. have atfeC1ed
OW' We1tylel. SM revieW below.
KOC.! (&0) 8:30, Ken (28) 9:00 -
11Survlvon!' To mark the 37th
uin.lve..,., of the HUo.hima bOrriblna, a
doicumentary ex.amb\ee hpertenee1 and cunent hardahlpe of IW'Ytvon. See photo,
left. ' • KNXT (2) 9!00 -11Sky Riden." Jama
Coburn, 'Robert Culp •tar ln 1tory about a
reacue Qf wealthy bu1lne11man'1
kidn,apped family.
KNBC (4) 10:00 -"Quincy!' Studenta
• are auapect.ed of a cover-up after a college
man di• during fraternity hazing week.
deofle <Nlok Nolte)
'**-• leltler. .MOYll • 14 .. .,,.._, ... nie
ou.t" ( tte 11 Jlttrttfrf McM-°"°'· Jlnlll Jullell. A lllOfl
IOflool ~ "" !tie .no. tOWll Otl .. trail
wflerl he me11 .. off wfltl "" "'°'~*" ~ end heedl '°'°" the ..... In a
--of ..... IUl-bllel. 'PO'
11;40 Cl) MOVW
• • "' "Hillary Of nie
Wortd -Part I" (1841) Mel
Brooke, Medellne Kllhn.
Men·, llluetnoue 11111ory -
ffom ~lderttl&I -rnan to the ~ I~
eltlorl -11 eumlned. 'R'
t 1:41 CC) MOVll
••• "Get Oul Your
He11dkerolllel1" ( 1978)
Gerll'd Oee>erdleu, Pelrlell Dew-•· A young end
optlml9tlo hult>lllld goee to
•lmo•t uobelleveebl•
lenglhe to llllUr• Ille ..,..,
~'R'
12:00 • INT'l!RTANllNT
.~ wtlll AnttlQny
nLOYE~T
Julie tr&Mforme a pllllrl
J""8 Into • QllmolW otrt. V!c1t4 Ind a boy hlllp a
ltownay end a men -orw.--.of
mekltlg PM'" et Ille .....
(R)
• MOYIE * * * "Tiie Court Mlrtilll Of Uy Mllc:MI" (1168)
Gery Coopw, Cher1"
Bid(ford. A "*" 19 put on
trlal ...... he Miiie ,,._
tery bf-In order to
-.,,,., Wortd Wer II. L LOW. AMIENCAH
.CB>MOY!t:
• * '''rldey The 13111. Pan
ff'! {1'81) Amy Steel, JoM
~. The gr1lly kllllnge
COl'llltlue et I IUmmtl'
camp that had .,_, cloeed
down Iller • _._ ol
bizarre murdeB OOOUffed
there. 'R'
t:ttO 8 at LA Tl! NIQHT WfTH
DAVID &.nTl!MIAH ' au.: dlemplon _...
r~H
., ~MM
• • ·'T· Thie Job Md snow 11" 11•11 Aober1
Hey9, e.Mrl Her9hey. A
yo&#IO corponi .. exeouttwe
~ Into ~ when
tie reeume to 1111 ~
town to rt¥ltelln • c:ompa-
!!l.. ~·'PO'
t2:41WMOVll'
•• 'A "Once lo •P.,19"
( 1979) Weyne Roger•.
Geyte Huon6cutt. C.ited 10
Paril to doc:10I e movie
·KrHt1pt1y. • merrlfd
Amel1can flndl himMlf ......
Ing In love with 1 married
EnglWI womM. 'PG'
1:00• MCM1 lit** "The Waetamer''
(19401 Gery Cooper, Wii-
ier Brenneo. the lyranrll-
cat Judge Roy 8-1 19 OOf'-
,,Ol'lled by Ille powerful
"Wasterner."
• MOVll * * * "Th• Eap101lv•
GeMrellOl'I" (1981) Patty
McCormeok, Wllll•m
Shettler.
• MOVIE
* "OM" (1981) Dona6d
Sulllerleod. Su••n
~. A redlo OJ .;da
~ tty to expoee en
oll IMQM,.., plOI to drive uo OU ptloM t>y OOfltrMtlg
.,. oll ehottege. 'R'
t:tO• MCM1 •••'4 "lor11 "'"" ( 1Ne) \llrglnil McKeMa,
M Tr-.. A pe1'N1 WV· °"' end Ille wit. ,.....
thr• llorl ow. In Kanv•
unlll 11\ey -forOld 10 ,..._ "*" 10 _..,,.,. the
w41de0tl .. -.
1:111=
..... "P:OI Your E~
Only'' ( 1tNI1) Roger Moor"
Topol. Jemee 8otld treclll
• crlmlnel who putlolned •
top Metel Brillth ~
devlot. 'PO'
1:aG8 at~ HEW8
OVlllNIGHT ®MOYIE
* * * "Helverl C1t1 Welt"
(191'} Werreo Bellly, Julie
c1w111i.. Arter • pro root.
ball ,,.,., '"' -II ~
turely olallMd by en fn19t eno-t. the men le QMf'I the ~ of • mlllonlilre lfldlll-
ttlellll 10 oootw. IMng In,
'PG' 1•1=
••i.. "9oulevard Night•''
(1979) Aldlard YnlguR.
Denny De LI Paz. A Ctia.
tlO ~II Utltxpectedly
rebllt egaln9t !tie eca'ld-
•dl end lfldltione of hie
oelgtlbOrllood ge11g In
order 10 fulftll Ille own
dellr• to gee rnen1ed end
help .. trou*'9111g1 led younger bf(l(hfr evolcl ..,, _
dellruc:1lon .• 'R' t:00• MOVll •• "SNwk Rlv9r" (1954)
SI-Cocllr1111, Carole
Mlt'-9. AcQiaecl of mur-
der, eon.lime CMI Wer
loldler llldel • out In lhe
Everg!IOee.
2:11. MOVIE *** "The Seclel Ufe Of
Jollo Cllepmeo" ( 1978)
Relph Welle, Su11n
Anepeoh. A c:on.oe pr..,_
detll .... • ...... ol
•blenoe to beoofne a oom-mon laborer. ~!:
***'6 "The LHI
Tycoon" (1978) Rober1
OeNlro, ~ More.I. 111
IM ... wood of IM
1930I. -,,,.,,., ~
mak• lllm the Mend of
..... '"' 8"Y)' of ~hungry uecul~ end the
~ tllglble bectlflOI In
town. 'PO' 1:401 NEWS 2:41 MOVIE
** "New Yfllr'I Evl"
(19101 Roi Kelly, Kip
Nlvetl. Tiie dlec JOCkey ., •
punk rodl dub reoelvee •
--ol pllOM celle prom-lllng tllel eomeone wttt be
murdered In her llOllOr
~ hour ~ nine
and midnight 011 New
Y-'1Eve. 'R'
1:00. MT PATAOl
1:11 (HJ MOVIE
*** "Cletll 01 Tiie
Tllena" (1tNl1) Herry Hem.
tin, L-enoe OIMer. Myth--
IC hero Per_,. Is helped
by 1111 lather z..u. In •
--Of dMgerOUI tukl u he lriM 10 wlrl Ille hend
ol • Phoer**9rt ~ egelnet Ille ..,_ ol •
vongefuf -godo ....
'PO'
JOHN DARLING
LET'S TAKE
OME MORE.
CAu..S FROM OUR 'llEl/IERS!
Tlt11nda11'•
Dat1f lmlf! Mo"I••
-MORt•tG-
l:OO CC) • • "The llelllmot•
Bullet" (1 HO) J1me1
Coburn. O!nw ShlrH. A
emeU.tlme pool t1u111er
must ,.,.. $20,000 end
win • big 1ouro111ne111
~· he CM have I ,_,ch with .,. Old C>Pl>O"
Mtll -Mio llH -loel atenygame.'PO'
t:IO (8) *it* "SSTt Dleuter
10 The Slcy" (19nl Lome
Gr-. Burgele Meredith.
Tiie rnalderl ftlgllt ol a
MIPtrlOnle traoaport tums
1010 a olgtllmar• when
Nboleu" ........ 8 deadly
vlrul. 0 ***'A "Derby 0 '0111
And The Unit ~"
( 1959) Albert Sharpe, a-..
Connery. An old lrllh oere-
leker """° ti about IO to..
1111 Job to • your1ger men
c.ptur. "" king of IN
1epremaun. end roroee
him to gr.,t thr• ...,_,
'G'
10:00 CC) •• 'A ''Med w.one.
dly" (1947) HlrOld Uoyd.
Fre11c;ee R1m1deo. Ao
ernbltloul ..,..etarter of
Ille 19208 leetnt thlt IUC-
-llM Ill prtoe. C8) * * "Attldl Forcer·
( 1980) John Ptlllllp Law,
Mel Otbeon. A top-eec:ret
Au11rell10 •lt•ck uoll
peoetr•l• enemy Jepe. ,.... *-to perlorm •
derlng reeoue rnlulon.
Cl)**"' "The Trouble Wllll Glrll" (11189) Elvis
PrMley, MllfHyn Muon. A
t,.lltlllng anowm111 rune
Into all lorll of lfouble
while ltlylng In a Mldweel·
ern1own.
10:*> 0 * * * "Tiie Conoer1 For Kempuc:Ma" ( 1HO)
Piii.ii MoCartM)', The Who.
A lloet of rod! penormere,
"""Y of ~ get IOf9111-
., "' .,., .... I., rod!
orcti.tra, -leatiwed lfl
I* r...,O of • ..-of
COtlOfft9 ...... fof the~
flt of rellf to '"'"""'Old Cembodle.
10;40 (%) * * "Fridlly Thi t Sttl"
( 1980) 9ltly P.,,_, Adrt.
-!Ong. The·~
of • ---c:&n1C>. doeed
20 ~ --lfl• ""-murd«•. 111t·FK11 • vlndlo-
llv• killer who kollH
UOIUIPfCtlng I~
'R'
t1=*> CC) ... ** "MatloQany"
(1975) Diena Rou. Anlllo-
ny Per1cln1. A young bleclo
Olr1 reiMO In the llume o4
Clllc:lgo ~ e IUC·
'oeaflll !union~-
12:00 II * * "The Lady Aod
The MOl'ltler" ( 1944) Etleh
YOl'I SlrOhelm. Ver• ~
IOl'I. A m1r1 ~ lotll·
ly IMlaved by • powerlul
bflln. • ••t..t "Aelrtal, ...... , ..
(tl!l1) Fr1t1k Lovefoy.
Rlctlerd Certeon. Soldier•
In Ille 1<0ffln War refuM lo bide off In the ,_ of
""enemy . • * * "Legend Of Loch ....... ( 19781 Documenta-
:.-:.= .: .. = .. .:: ....... •'•· ..:r=i:..
OMtl '=· "" *' ................ ......... .,..,,. ...
nOfO.. .. ...,.•C.W· -...... uti••• ..... . ¥ ..... ~ .. ..
(tt77),....,.... ....
lelfttJJIMe.W••
OOUtllfy· ... leM ~
............. a-ooft
''''' d .. P•••t•lr 10 ''''"'"• "'' ,...,~ ... rtoltt• _... ~ ... polNie ......
•• "0."(tMt)Oono
etd htflfftancl, tueen
AlllOedl. A , .. OJ end e
tepotW Vy to ...-"'
oll ~· plot '° drM uo .. .,,._Dy ooMrMng lllOll.._.. .....
tl:tt CZ)** "P:rld9y The 1WI,
Pttt II'' (11111 Alff; ......
~ 'lllfll· Tiie ~ lllio
""' oonclflue et • IUfMW ~--'*'~~
dOWI\• .... • --ol btarr• ~ ooioutNd ""'9 .....
1:IO<J:) *** "LedyT-..A
C11111c." (1141) Johll
Weyne. ~ Atttu. A
W01M11 lltMM an ~
cetldldel• for merrN191
wtllle ~WI
theP:•w.t.
t :41 (%) * • "OUtflQllOWI"
I ••m Crelo ""-I, ....
MclMen. A ~ed
heir~. wflo ~
llgh11uen~
of l•m•I• celebrlllH, ttwlt•.,. ~· erJd. pl .. Ofllc , .... lorllhlp wltfl •
IC!llzopfltftllc young ~
"'· 'R' 2:00 C8) ** "eo.t To eo.1"
(1HO) 0y811 Cennotl, Aol>-
ert 81eke. A ruo1w1y
llouMWlf• lll1d • '°"'PPY lruoker ll1ullt1g oettle
oout to cont become tbl
terget of • wlld oroe-
c:ountry on-. 'PO' Cl) ... 'A "Rllgoedy ...., ..
(1911) 8IMy ~. Eno
Roberta. In r1~, I tele-
pl\OM openitor In • ..,..
Texu town MCtlflCel her
lllndlng In the oommunlty
when ..... hie • ltlor1 an•
with a combat·bo&#Mt ....
OI. 'PG' a:ao CZ> •'A "Under The Aalfl..
bow" (11181) ~a-, came FllNr. The 1so
~· ""'° -In ·~ tor the fllmlng of ''The~
aro Of Oz." lWTI • Ctltot-
"" tlotel ~-'PO' .... * * "P-'lrlQ U4Y ..... (1943) Ju"1 Ger-
latld, Vllll ~. A young
Olr1 with II.,. In her e)'fl
lllml IOI blQ·llmf -
Ol'I Broeclw9y. ·CID **'A "Hll'dly Worti-
lng" (1981) •ry .......
8--. Ollver. Atter the
clf'CUI dOMe down, I 119t·
erltl dowfl ,,... hie herld
al verloul jobl. f.illng
mllerlbly IC INm Ill. 'PG'
0 • * * "Siem MOiiie'' ( 1978) M9I 8r001t1. Marty
Feldmen. A former mcMI
dlrecilor 111d 1111 two
conorta trr lo 9'¥e • ll'llfot
ltU06o-ffClfl'I l>lr*f'\ICllCY Dy
filming the """ ...,. -ieln~'PO'
4:.IO Ct:> * • i.. "Marco Polo, Tt." ( 1173) Anlmet9d.
Vti'oe of Bobby Rydel. A
c1teoe1•11 of ttla ·-~~to~
du In -cti of the ottw
hell of the Golde!> ~
llon of Friendlt •• 'G'
8:00 cm ••• "10 Rilllngton
Pl_.. (1171) Rlcherd
AlleN>orougf\, Johrl Hurt.
A young Brftlth ~ f ..
victim lo • ldndly neighbor
wtio ofter'I to lljllp them
out of • 8"ioue ptedlce-
ment.
•: 11 (%) •• "Tiie 8elllmor•
Bullet" (lHO) JamH
C<>bum. Omer Sharif. A
.,,,.u..11me poo1 11u111er
mull ,.. $20,000 lll1d
wlo • big 1oum111ne111
before he e1t1 have •
rematOh with 111 old oppo.. '*'' -wtlo llM -IOlll "Mygeme. 'PO'
l;IO Cl) * * * "The Strelton
Sloty" (1949) J-S'-en. June Allyton. The io..
of • leg Is OllfrCOtne by
b•Mb•H pl1yer Monty
S1te11on.
Three for tM money-two tasty shrimp, a flsh ntlet
and a whltemut Chicken Plank Mrved with
fresh <.'Ole !Slaw, fryes and hushpupples.
3095 Harbor Blvd.
In Costa Mesa flW So\ilfi o/'"" O!-tfo ,...,, kl°'I f10ftl
••11 1'(715 teffrey Rd. •• W•lnul !mt ofl
....,., Ant h•y I lrvl,,e
COLOR CELEBRATION -Seasonal fruits in tempting array are an invitation to relax and enjoy midsununer days.
1:-
Summer 11 the HHon for cei.tntanc fnmn.. and ...
qualit)' dWW to prden-lreth
produce featurtna the mellowelt
melonl, 8Cr'Wnptioua ltrawbeniee
and pwha that come dole to
perfection.
And, what b.;)tter way to
celebrate -and 1urvive
aummer'1 dos days at the same
time -than with tall, cool
variationt on summer'• f19hest
fruit t.utet. Frothy inrawberry
frappea/cooled with a hint of
mint, a rainbow of melon
aherbett and a frotty fruit aoup
apiced with fragrant cinnamon
are e>lcellent refreahera
guaranteed to cool temperatures,
quench thi'rata and perk up
wilted aplrltl:
MELON SHERBET
1 cup water
IA cup augar
4 cupa watermelon ,
honeydew or cantaloupe chunka
2 egg whites
Combine water and augar in a
medium saucepan. Heat over
medium heat until mixture boil.;
cook for 5 minutea to make
simple augar ayrup. Cool.
C.ombine half of melon chunka,
half of sugar syrup, and 1 egg
white in blender or food
proceaaor with steel blade.
Procem until mixture la pureed.
Pour into ice-cube trays (with
dividers). Repeat with the
remaining melon, sugar syrup,
and egg white. Freeze melon
mixture until firm.
When ready to aerve, put one-
fourth of fror.en melon cubes in
blender o~ food proceseor with
steel blade. Process with on and
off motion until frozen mixture is
smooth. Transfer to serving dish.
Cover and store in freezer; repeat
with remaining frozen cubes.
To serve immediately, 9COOp
aherbet into serving dlahea and
garnish with freah fruits or
wafers.
Remaining sherbet may be
refrozen in an ice-cube tray with
dividers. When ready to eerve,
~e from freezer and process
aa directed above. Makes 8 (IA
cup) teJ'Vino·
N<Yl'E: trae about 1 IA pounds
watermelon, 9eeded and cut in
l 'A-inch chunka. Uae 1 medium
honeydew melon or cantaloupe;
pare, halve, remove eeeda, and
cut into l 'A-inch chunks.
MINTED PRUIT COOLER
1 pint fresh strawberries or 2
cupa dry -pack frozen
Chilled s oups are creative refreshers
Cooks who want to put 10me
divenity into their menua should
take a cue from accomplished
chefs who have created
exotically different blender
aoupe.
The restaurant chefs have
ahown how, with very little Ume
and not much effort, it's poaible
to prepare smooth, satl1fying
eoui-for any oocaaion. Blender
IOUJJ9 are versatile and adapt to
man.y flavon, whether it be a
seafood bisque with ahrimp and
avocado, a cream of watercress or
a fruity cooler that could
substitute for de.ert.
A Chilled Blueberry Bisque,
created and titled by Downey's, a
lively pub-like reataurant in
Philadelphia. is pre)*ed with
condensed chicken broth, fresn
blueberries, heavy cream and
other inaredienta including a nip
of Kinchwuaer or other cherry
flavored liqueur. Served chilled
and garnished' with atrawberriet
and lemon allooa, ft is appropriate
at any time of day or evening.
CHILLED BLUEBERRY
BISQUE
1 tableapoon chopped
ahallota
1 tablespoon butte r or
. margarine
1 can (10~ ounces)
condenled chicken broth
1 pint (about 2 cups)
blueberries, waahed and aorted
IA cup heavy cream
· IA cup cherry flavored
liqueur
1 teaspoon augar
Jn saucepan, cook ahallott in
butter until tender. Add broth
and blu.eberrlea. C.over; bring ,to
boil. Pour into electric blender;
blend until amooth. Return
mixture to 1aucepan; add rernalnblC UJaredien11. Hat; at1r
occuionally. Chill 6 hours or
more. Gurmh with ttrawberrlea
and lemon tUcea. Mak• about
3\A cups.
atrawberrtee
2 freah peau (about 1.
pound)
2 frelh peecbel (about \Ii
pound) OI' 2 a.as-dry-peck ~
aUced peeches
'-' cup hQney .
~cup IUpl'
• 12 tablelpoona lemon ~
~ teaapoon peppermint
extract
Waah and hull fre1h
atrawberriea. Pare, core, and
quarter~. Peel, quarter, and
plCfresh-jliaches.
Combine strawberriea, ~
peaches, honey, supt, and femon
juice in a heavy saucepan. C.ook
over medium heat for 16
minutes, or until fruit la toft; atfr
oocaalonally.
Transfer fruit to blender Ott
food procemor with steel blade.
Add peppermint extract and
proceaa until fruit ia pureed. Cool
Store ln covered jar in
refrigerator.
To prepare fruit drink. pour 'i4
cup fruit puree over ice. Add ~
cup high quality water; at1r well. j Garniah with fruit kabob and
mint leaves. Makes 12 (6-ounce) ·
drinu. . J NOTE: If deaired, sweeten
with all honey or all aunr. I . I FROSTY-PRUIT SOUP
~cup sugar ·
3 tablespoons cornstarch
1 quart water
~cup raspberry jelly
2 tablespoons red cinnamon
candies
1 cinnamon stick
4 cups fresh fruit chunka
(peaches, pears, apples, grapea)
or 2 pkgs. (20 ounces each) d.ry-
pac.k frozen mixed fruit
Combine augar, cornstarch,
water, raspberry jelly, and
cinnamon candles in medium
aaucepan. Add cinnamon stick
and cook over medium-high heat
for 5 minutes or until mixture
begins to boil; atir occaaionally.
Cook. atirring constantly, for 6 to
8 minutes, or until mixture la
clear and thickened. Stir in
mixed fruits.
To terve oold, cook for 1-2
additional minutes over med,iwrt
heat to 10ften fruit slightly, oool
to room temperature, and
refrigerate until serving time,
Makes 2 quarta eoup.
NOTE: To .erve soup wann,'
cook for 2 additional minutes
over medium heat. Serve
immediately.
The Ftench clulic, vichymolle
aoup. helped to popularile the
IWWl aM mild·taltinC leek to
American palatea durlna the
early part of the twentieth "'°wry. A French chef at the Rlu Carlton in New York
lnU'odueed hit native aoup of
frnh lHka and potatoe1 to
Almrbnl, lpU'ldftl mthulimn And....,. for thil 1.lqll' CIOUlln
Cdtbit~onlon.
FRENCH CLASSIC -Vlchyaoilee la •vory cold M>Up, flavored with leeks.
Libd~~ ..... 81f!1!:1~ ·.n•WtiOleleek
-•~aea+.,....-..,of
...,_ t1J11 "°" Yau elD ...U, -~ --tM hwty Jlreaola favorite wtiloh 11 w..-rtul Mthlr cold or t.O&. ._ JO" buy 1Mi11, km tor
bunctll• with trnb lookln•
• I
In cndlnary con-tUN to _., I&; ~-. a ver,aUon and lore a lkiu.t .... ._.
11jubllee'1 hu oomt '° But. .......... ~ .. mean • cltth that hu at tbl tafM wall tD-.
"puHd throu1h a The brandy bum. olf,
flame." In oth.1-....._ a le1vU>t behind ODlJ •
flambe. Perhap1 thl• hint of flavor ani • cametobebecewe~m•mory of the
f1lmld ctw. .. ndt.emlDt ot ~ the celatntt.nc. blueberr1H 0 pu1tn1
1 ~ Jub09e hM tbouP thit fWDit." r
boCh --ot the word ao&nc for It. It celebntee BLUBBBIUllBI
a happy Ume, hal cute to JVBILEE
make the partaker 1 jar (12 01 .)
jubilant. and .. flambeed. blueberry preeervee
The drama ot the diah h bell•• lte ea•• of 1 ~ pta . fr ea =Uon. Only four blueberrtea, wubed and
ta, jwt a few ~ "'---' ... u ot time and cup unulUy
there you haw It. It a Blueben;j llWirl let cbatinc dllh II handy, be creun
with spir.1
In 1kUlet • ohalt1t1 Heai wtdlOUt IUrrtM b
dleh, c:ook blueberry • few llliRute1 .. Ll•bt
c11•nw OVW modlra'9 brandy With match. eat until mlxiure It I Poon fl a ,. I a 1
n.uuiy. Add bluebtniel: blueberrle1 over ice 1~i!~.1•ntly untn well cream. Yield: e-e lri!Ud. PoUr ln brandy. Mrvi.np.
Super sweetness
THOMSON, Jll. (AP >
-The c:o rnftelch of
America'• Midwest wlll
aoon be supplylna the
natton 's c:al -
orie-consclo u1 con·
sumers with a substance
sweeter than suaar.
Production of pure
crystalline fructose has
been started by American Xyrofln Inc.
Fruct(»e la a natural
sweetener found ln all
fr uits and vetetables.
Whtie it hu aa many
calories, 4 per ttam, u
common table au1ar,
fructose taates much
sweeter in ac:ldJc, cold
foods and beveraaes -
a n d c a n 1 u p p l y the
a am e 1weetne11 with
fewer calories.
WEVE ·GOT25tFOR-·EUERY
CAUFORNIA BODY WHO
. WANJS A DANNON BOD~
,.
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Now your Callfornta'bOdy can save 2sc on two
cupsofoannon-Amertca'Sbest·setllngyogurt.
Of atl leading brands, oannon ts the QDLy fruit
yogurt that'S IOwfat and all-naturae-wtth
no added eolorlng, flavor1ng, or starch.
Start a program of exercise and eating
right. Make refreshing, a~·natural oannon
part Of ft.And your good 10ok1ng C.altfornta bOdV can be a great k>Ot(!ng o.tnon IOdy.
WOW!
•
SPIRITED CELEBRATION -Luscious
blueberries are flamed with brandy and
spooned over ice cream for a festive dessert to
complement any occasion.
Trifling· with ·tradition ·
AC' in the Ladies Com on ln 1753 reada
, as f ws:
. "Take a Quarter of a
Pound of Naples Biscuits,
put them in a deep China
Dish, with as much Red
Wine as they will take to
soak them: smooth them
with the back Part of a
Spoon, then 'Whip Half a
Pint of Cream, as for a
Syllabub, with Sugar,
Lemon· Juice, and ~
Spoonful of White Wine,
and lay on the Froth by
Spoonfuls till covered
thick. If it dont froth
stiff, add the Whites of
two Eggs. You may
gamiah when you serve
it, with Appler,..peeled
Walnuta, or any Fruit
that is in Season, as you
like."
Just in case this 1753
version of the·traditional
trifle sounds a bit
complicated, here's a
1982 version whipped up
with several of today's
convenience foods with
fresh peaches.
Fresh peaches are
available through mid-
October.
When selec ting a
peach , look for a creamy
or golden undercolor.
Avoid peaches with
brown spots or traces of
green on the s k in.
Peaches can be ripened
at home by placing them
in a looeely dolled paper
bag OI" ripening bowl for
a few days. Ripe peaches will yield
to gentle palm pressure.
You may· store ripened
peaches in the
refrigerator but to get
the most of their peachy
taste, 1erve at room
temperature.
When shopping,
remember the versatility
of fresh peaches. And if
you 're in need of a
special de.eert, try our
venlon of the traditional
En8lilh Trifle. Ro doubt if the Ladies'
Companion was still
around today, they
would be pleased to
feature Peac h y Jee
Cream Trifle in their
rlroo ICE CREAM
TRIFLE
l ~ quarta vanilla
ice Cl'MDl
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PEACHES AND CREAM - A traditional English trifle dressed up
with fresh peaches and ice cream takes advantage of bakety jelly roll
and commercially made ice cream, packaged custard mix.
1 bakery jelly roll (3
inches in diameter)
4 fresh peaches
(about 1 ~ pounds)
Nutmeg or chopped
candied ginger to taste
~e(3ounce)
2 tablespoons cream
sherry (optional)
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ll89~~ 2lbbb SAUE25¢~
ON 2 CUPS DANNON YOGURT
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BREAST .......................... lb. ·
Allow ice cream to
soften slightly. Cut jelly
roll into 6 slices; then
arrange against sides of
2-quart bowl. Coarsely
chop 2 of the peaches;
stir into ice cream along
with nutmeg or ginger.
Fill center of bowl with
ice cream mixture.
Freeze. 'Prepare custard
as packaae directs,
omitting eu yolk. Sttr in
sherry. COOi and chill. To
serve, 1poon aome of the
custard over ice cream.
Slice remaining 2
peaches; arrange on' top,
Spoon into dessert
dlahes. Garnl1h with
touted almonds, if
desired. Serve remaining
custard in amall bowl.
Makes 12 (or 6 large)
.ervinp.
WI BUl~T A STORI AROUND IT.
• Boked ond amol<ed up to 30 houra. ' • Sc>ltot deed Ofound the t>c>M • •Cov.,ed with O\N .-cret glaze.
•Beat ot room tempetotute '°no heo~ nec...ary. •Just c:all. order and plctc It up.
WE DO CATERING• GIFT CERTIFICATES
•
• w co
. 3Ja\1W-'M
·~·ftW "hallway ~· for d&et·Wile coolm:
l. To cut down on eoy uuoe Mltinela: dilute It
with equal perta elder or
aherry wtne. Repeckqe
the comblnaUon In a
1haker-top vlne1ar
bottle.
2 . J'or a half-aa· qafy, half-as-fattening
breadapread with fretli
fruit llavor. muh freal)
atrawberrlea wlth
atrawberry jam. Store ln
the refrigerator.
3. Combine aupr-free
diet pancake ayrup with
real maple ayrup ..•
rear maple taste and
cloee to halt u fattenina:
4. Sweeter than either
one! Stir together equal
amountl of sranulated
fruit~ (fructoee) and
gran u lated sugar
substitute (the kind you
use spoon for spoon ln
place of sugar). Fructose
and aaccharin-baaed
sugar substitutes have a
"synergistic" effect on
each other: they are
sweeter together than
either one would be
alone.
5. Fork-blend equal
parts mayonnaise and
low-fat unsweetened
yogurt for a tangy
dressing with 50 percent
fewer calories than plain
mayonnaise. (To cut
calories even more, use
"light " low -fat
mayonnaise.)
6. Combine fresh fruit
juice with an equal
amount of club soda or
sparkling water for a
nutrition-rich freahly-
flavored "soda pop" with
half the calories of plain
fruit juice.
7 . Make your own
"diet butter": whip
together equal amounts
iee water and softened
butter (half-cup water
and a q uarter-pound
stick). Refrigerate to
firm the mixture to
spr(!adJng cons~ncy.
8. Make your own diet
"cream cheese": combine
three o unces cream
cheese with half-cup
cottage cheese in blender
or food prooessor (using
the steel blade).
Refrigerate in margarine
cups.
9. When making salad
dressing, use half as
much olive oil. Add an
equal amount olive liquid
(from a jar of olives) for
more "olive oil" flavor.
10. Make your own
"half-fresh" low-fat
milk. To make one quart,
combine two cups fresh
whole milk with \wo-
thirds cup dry skim milk
and two cups cold water.
For even lower fat, use
fresh "part-skim" milk
instead of whole.
11. To cut down on egg
yolk cholesterol without
going all the way, make
a scramble or an omelet
using fresh eggs and
liquid egg substitute
together. Use one egg
and quarter -cup
substitute for a
"two-egg" breakfast.
t 11.Cut~~ 11. l•r•t b•lrtCI "' Mlf by llnlle stuUtcl pouw halve•:
crUlt pⅇ u. a ttam •S>Ut baked potaioe11
CfU8t and ftll wtth fruit. remove \be .POtato and
Cover the fNlt wtth a math or w'lHp wHh
rOund of foll to prevent cottaa• ch..... chtvH,
the f~ frcm bui'n!NI. other HMO~, then Or make a dHp dlan ....,.cuff the to and
11bottomle1e" ple: cover b • k • u n t i h •a t e d
the fruit wlth a lattice thfouah. pu~. Serve ~· frult . 19.-,.... ~ f-..."
and paatry toppln1 ln aan dwichea a nd cu t
de.eert cupa. I breed caldriet lil half,
•• DDuw. the wl\aM
of 1•laU1i de ... ru by
wblppln1 the 1•lattn
af~ft'1 Ml.
21. Combine equal
~ cocoa wtth Cll'Ob
powder (tti• naturally
IWHt t aate·•llk• for
chocolate) and UM half
•• much au1ar to
tweeter\ chocolate cS.rtW
ord-ru.
22. c:o.nbine dry white
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BUTTER
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bun. (Good MWI! aplit
hot doP 1ote more of
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pilled.)
win• wltt) an •qual 1round meat mlxtur .. :
aanount of aeltzer and cut .. ~ tn half
urve over lee •• a and ellmlna~ ea yolk 1prlt aer to cut wine cholelterol.
c&loriea ln half. 24. Slit hot do11 In
25. Ol1re1ard the
pecket dirteUona when
makiq ..i.d d.....inat from a mix: uee halt u much oO and replace the
other half wlth water or
fruit juice. 23. Ute two eq white. half len~thwlae and
ln place of one whQi. ea combine • 'hot dot half"
ln meatloavea arid with a pickle 1pear ln • Combine real auger
CANNED & PACKAGED
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Round TOC> 24 0? loaf e
CK Sancl'MCI\ Wtllte CK Wheat
DAIRY & FROZEN
FRESH MEAT
FRESH
CROUND BEEF Jll>S Of More ooes not e•cNCI 3°" rat
BLADE CUT
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comparable Items at the
supermarket of her Choice totaled
$137.91 That's a savings of $15 02 at
Lucky! Te11 1a1<en July 19. 19112
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13. Combine salt and
pepper in the same salt
shaker . . . to restrict the
overuse of salt.
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"ice cream" by mashing
together equal parts
crushed fruit and vanilla
lee milk or hmm yogurt.
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have fresher fruit flavor
(and mont vitamins) than
any commercial fruit-
fl a vo red ice cream.
Calories will be lower,
too.
15. Subs\itute plaln
selatin and real fruit
juice for commercial set.attn dmel1a ... no
sugar needed! Sprinkle
one packet aelatln on
half-cup fruit jukle. Walt
one minute, then beat
until melted. Stlt ln one
and one-half cups cold
fruit j u ice and I refril(erate until aet.
(Don't u te fre-.h or frozen pme.ppkt juice; it
contalm an emyme that
prevent. 1elatln from t•ttlng: ule cann ed
plneepple )doe bllteed.)
18. Halve the ca1oriel
In ro& Ol' French brMd ~y pullin1 o u t the ~ cmte.r: •t only
the en.wcy wll. Pull out
&be ..... ol bllnbur8lr
or lao t cto i . r:·o·1r..
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PRODUCE ITEMS
COLDEN
BANANAS
.... 111 .. oy to llt
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N= beall \he Mlt :'~· chUWd~=a d Md cold IOUpt. 'A mo1t everyone 11
f nnUiar wlth popular
((II' IOU pt like --~ a~}'molle. ~t you
p °tlb a 6 l Y !lh a Y. ft It
a-.Mdtn<l makJ.ril IOUp
a nutrltlou1 and
v economical ataple _. bean.
I an Soup al P'l-.co lJ a~ eeautttu'l u lt 11
rdlftahing. Made with
dr¥.'edlble navy beana i a variety of fresh
letablea, berba and
s llea, it's a flavorful
for lunch or supper.
Served up in your ~~rite tureen, it'• a
~tfht ~or the eye aa
~ a quick cold bean
soup, made with canned
pdrkl and beans, try the
rec~ for Summertlrne B~n Soup. Its quick
co6l&g time keeps both
ydlt 'md the kitchen cool.
'Whether y°'(.-e inside ot>~ut this summer,
secve up a bowl of cold bekH aoup -it's an euy antt I low-<XJSt meal that
w'D keep you cool, too. un BEAN SOUP
1'>ri AL FRESCO .
,1(1 cup dry navy
ooaHs
<' ~ cups water
'1 •Jt medium onion,
chdpped
v !i medium carrot,
cMptped
·1•111 stalk celery with
Jell'>~. chopped
n1;2 cups chicken broth
gs\lh cup milk or half
and 'half
u .th teaspoon salt
.4l• ~ teaspoon blac)t
pepper
.. , fl t a b 1 e s p o o n s
ch9pped fresh parsley
.>f IA teaspoon dried
m~ram
• , 11.4 teaspoon ground
nuOtleg
~1 ~ teaspoon dill
Place beans and water
infl• large saucepan.
Bi(11.k to a boil; boil 2
mi11utes; remove from
helrt! Cover and let stand
one1hour. Add onion,
carrot and celery. Cook un~ beans are tender,
aboiut 2 hours. Drain, .
reserving 1.4 cup liquid.
Wlitrl in blender or food
p~r. a few cups at a ti~ adding a little of
thi;reserved cooking
lic#o'd if needed, until
miJtU.are is smooth. Add
br0lh, milk. salt, pepper,
p~ley, marjo ram,
mlttheg and dill. Cover
amrf chill. Garnish-with
adtlllional dill, chives or
pa~ey before serving,
l•
tll
Italians
-11
h~ve a way
w.ith food
I! I'
li:ine Italian cooks
rightfully have been
called culinary wizards.
Hese, again, they <.show
th~·.best way to utilize
our seasonal foods with frih tomatoes, sausage an ,::heese.
ow that fresh torli4'toes are plentiful and ·~;f_ine quality, t ry I~n Stuffed Tomato
re~pe as a low cost, h1g.~y satisfying dinner
e nf' e e o u t s ta n d i n g e r\j?iU g h to i m p r e s s
gu~ts. ITALIAN
STUFFED TOMATOES
11<4 l a r g e f i r m
to!Wiltoes
, Salt and pepper
b 2 tablespoons butter
or 'ttlargarine
e 1 •1 l a r g e o n l o n ,
ch~ped
l !Jl clove garlic,
ch~ped
~ pound s weet
Ita»an sausage, removed
f rib m c a s i n g a n d
cn.itftbled
·•rll,4 c u p g r a t e d
Pa.l"ft'\esan cheese tn~ cup c h o.ppe d
pataley
q1~ c up crushed
sealoned while bread
dreaing mix
Slice iopa from
tottl'lltoes. Scoop out toriatoes. Reserve ahella. Dlihrd leeCls and juice
fr"'1 pulp removed.
ChOI> pulp and simmer
forl'lO to 15 minut.ee or
untl. thlckened. Stir in
cht•ae, paraley and
stllffinJi mix. Spoon
mlacure tnto reaerved to~to thelJs. Place aide
byltlde in a areaaed
ahdow ~Je. Bake
ln prehe.t*I moderate
OYeli (250 detPw f'.) foe
30 to 36 mmu• or until
biowaild. 8erW
wjlh ..sditlonal
,. ND cheH• pd
finely chopped pjrlley.
Makea 4 811'Vinp.
-~· Maket about 8 ~: Thi• IOUp ••
juet .. delldoul ae&-v.d
hot. Heat alowly until
aoup la bubbllna: pmiah .. ~.
SUMMERTIME BEAN
SOUP · 2 tabl.poona .~,..,
1 CUpe Chopped leeka
or ~ cup c hopped
ICalUona with tope
~ c up chopped
onion
1 can (16-ouncea)
pork and beana ln tomato
aauce
1 can (ll·ounc .. )
tclnatOll
1 cup chicken ~
l twpoon cherYtl
~ blay laf, c:naah.cl
\.1 teupoon ult
~ wapoon dW
~ ..... poon tarraaon ~ teaapoon blac:k
pepper
~ cup milk or half
and half
In a mediwn MUC8J*)1 heat butter until melted.
Saute lealc:a and onion &
mlnuta. Stir in beans,
tomatoes. chicken broth,
chervil, bay leaf, salt,
oEE SMITH
PRESIDENT
• dill, urratoa and pep,per, llmmer II
anfftQ\91. UhriDI
occHlon•llJ. WJalrl mlxnare In blender or
food proce11or a t••
eup1 al a tlm• until
llriooth. Onduall1 bllrMI 1ft milk. °'1D for ., ....
4 houri befoN ~· Oamlah with chopp.cl
panley or chlve1, a1 •
dell.Nd.
Makel 8 CUpt.
NOTE: Thi• IOUP 11 Juat • deUdoua aerved
hot. Heat alowly until
IOU~ la bubblJna; garnish
.. directed.
BEAN rve
your favorite tureen for a 1wnmer meal that's
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0 merchandise?
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I NCenOy reeelwd • wan'*l ao~. IMIN to have irily JMde trip, I.he It.on ~ I .--n. But there would you fHl lf (.ou The "::Jly of deterpnt
letter from • neder ln She bo~ th• tint her more det•:•d. uli.cS Mr whit the WU wa1 only enou1h tor uw one thou.ht HI ll Um1 , and he want.I
Philadelphia who, for five boMI with her Alt.er waittna ou for dolq. She told h1m that u.ch ~ to have OM auett la.ct I plate wlth 11 many cu1tomtrs II
the ... Of anonJa:'ty• I u1ual pW'Ch&MI. Then five mlnutet, ah• went lht WU 1ticktn; to the ilice. you ~t the three 1Uce1 when you po11lble to enjoy tht
WW call Sally. he told ahe went b9ck lnto the bllCk lnto the ltOr9 for a knew that two othen at 1&vinp.
me thil ttory: 1Upermarut tor another fourth "round." 111111111111 lllP.Pll the end of \he llne would h thl1 re11onable? S&lly opened tht food flve boxee. She made the Thia dme the caahltr ihemon m1al out on the Should we 1UpermarU\ l9Ction of her M~ eecond purehale, added mentioned aomethinf deelert? 1h~per1 rHpect hi• one day and notl a that thoppil'\I bic to the about ·= fair," an Not very aood, I'm w es? aupermarket ad -other1 In ~· trunk of Sally I to ro:\ her five-box llnUt and \hat dellert out of the kitchen lute.
vertlaement featurlnt her car an went back danaer up. A• on1 u 1he had the rlaht to and placed lt on the Some people uy that I'm eorry that I can't
a ttemendoua !::Jialn on lnto the 1tore apln. ahe made •parate tripe make her purchuet. 1ldeboard, you Hked Ulla lln't the Mme thing i•ve our friend In deterpnt. In print On the third Ume by walldl\I In and out of Sally wrote to me your ~ue1ta to help -but lt 11! For the hiladelphla any moral
waa a note aaying that around, ~noticed a the 1tore, ahe didn't aee aakln1 for aome moral themae vea to "jult one 1upermarket manager aupport, becauae l am
there w11 • five-box a few ral1 eyebrowa anythlnt wron1 wlth •ueori. wu w rtiht? 1llce, ple .... " who putt the deter~nt convlnced that the ll.mlt. and be1an to feel what ahe waa dolng. t11 •Y that you gave Now, you can probably on 1ale, all of is ~t WU riiht.
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.
BELL PEPPERS
.DOLE• l ·OZ. PKQ. Q"llN • '"llH • C"llP
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FRESH SPINACH
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ftEJl'UNDI 11 i
Clip out thJa fU. I
ktte.P it with 1lmllJ.r.
cuh-off coupon• a!l
bever.,. refu.rid oft4if;i
wttb beverac-cou~
for example . Star ,
collect1n1 the need proofJ of pu.rchaae w
looklna tor the req~
refund form• at the
aupermarket, ~n
new1p1pera an4
ma1ailnea, and wt\et\,
trading whh frlenda•t•
Offen may not b~,
available ln all are11 qf.•,
the country. Allow lOJ1t
weeka to receive •••h:
refund. :•
The following ref'"'4 ,
offers hre worth $17.7~
Thia week's refUJ.l&J ,.
offers have a total value
Of $30. 78. I '•'
This offer doe1~·,
require a refund fonn~rYJ
EKCO $1 Sale, P,Q,EI
Box NB-897, El. Paft:>.wi
Texas 79977. Receive , •
$1 refund. Send tb.e
Universal Product ~
symbols from two Ekoo:
kitchen gadgets and th4t
register tape with thtt1 prices circled. Offe~1
limited to the following
products: Lifter Drainer
(No. 03040), Flexible
Spatula (No. 3010i\h,.1
Stainless Peeler (No.
00050), Fruit and Butter
Baller (No. 00110),1
Cheese Slicer (No.
03270), Tongs (N~
01120), Jumbo Turner
(No. 30410). Can Opeiwr.
(No. 08840), Peeler-Bean
Slicer (No. 00040), Pizza
Cutter (No. 00140),n
Dough Blender (No.
00100). Expires Sept. 30,
1982. , '' These offers require
refund forms: • 1!
FRUIT OF THE
LOOM. Receive a U r
refund . Send the
required refund form._
two package front panels
and-or hang tags fro~
any Fruit of the Loom .•
casual knitwear styl~•:•
(excluding pocket T.,,
shirts) and the regis~r~
tape. Expires Oct. 31.,1
1982. '·' GENERAL ELECr-
TRIC Silicone House .. 1
h o 1 d R e f u n d . R e -.
ceive a $1 refund~·:
Send the require.d.
refund form, one prooj,
of purchase from any G~.
Silic one hous ehold
product and the regis~r1
tape with the storelei
name and the pric~
circled. The proof is th~
GE monogram from the.,
back of each cartridg~1.
and.or 2 inches clipped ..
from the blister card.
This offer is limited to 10
per household. Expire"··
Dec. 31, 1982. •
JOHNSON'S ODOR-
EATERS. Receive a ~
of Johnson's Odor-F.at.en\
insoles . Send the
required refund for~.
and the back panels frohi
two pairs of Odor-Eaters
insoles. This offer is good
on Johnson 's Od0'1'"'
Eaters Regular, Superh:
Tuff, Foot-Warmers er l
Leather Brown insolHJtt
Expires Dec. 31. 1982. u
RAIN DANCE,
Weather Guard Rebate"
Offer. Receive a f~
r e f u n d . S e n d t h ~··
required refund for'!l/'
the guarantee statement"
from the back of oll,e.
Rain Dance Weathe'~11
Guard box and thef'
register tape with th£'1
price circled. Expir~si.r·
Dec. 31. 1982. •Tr
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ep fish cold to freshness
Cutlet is
top seeded I
When looking for
something for a special
menu, look to veal for
veal provides an open
sesame to a treasury of
eating enjoyment.
Especially appealing is
Open Sesame Ve a l
Cutlets. Delicate ly-
flavored pieces of veal
are browned and braised
to tenderness with a
delicious break crumb
and sesame seed coating.
Cutlets are one of the
most popular veal cuts.
They are thin lean
bonelem slices usually cut
from the leg section of
veal.
While adding prestige
to mealtime, veal also
contributes significantly
to the body's nutritional
needs. Like other meats, veal
is an excellent aource of
high-quality protein, the
B -vitamins and the
minerals iron and zinc.
OPEN SESAME VEAL
CUTLETS
1 ~ p ounds v eal
cutlets, cut ~ to ~ inch
thick
1 egg
2 teaspoons lemon
juice
1 teaspoon salt
~ teaspoon pepper
~ cup fl n e dry
bread crumbs
2 tablespoons
touted ..ame 9eeds
3 tablespoons flour
3 tablespoon•
cooking fat
Cut veal it lnto 5 to 6
Beat egg, lemon
salt and pepper.
crwnbs and eesame
seeds. Lightly dredge
cutleta in flour, dip ln ea and then ln crumbe
to coat evenly .
Retrl1erate cutleu on
waxed paper tor 'ti hour 'before cooklna. Heat oook1nc fat ln a lar,e
frJin1 s-n. Add cutlets
md brown en both tdde1.
· Reduce heat, cowr and cook elowly U to 45
• mlnu• or until done, e
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PRICES GOOD TBRU 10, 1982
~...._..~I SEFDLDS ~/GRAPES •• I! aw •.
fl COii•' •• flt• COi
Golden, first-of-the season,
local/ Hand picked, packed
In Ice and dellvered within
hours every day to each
Irvine Rancf1 Farmers Market(
I NECTARINES · •• 49fb.&59fb.
AVAILABLE NOW! SEEDLESS
WATERMELON 22~ .. ---.. ~
ROMAINE
LETTUCE ••• 3/'I
·.NA TUBAL FOODS ......._-DEI,J-_____,,
'CHIPS LOZENGES I oz .... Rec.3.29 ... J 98 CHEESE OF THE WEEK· 398 Eucalyptua-MenthOI. ·
Uoorice. Glacial Mint or Cinnamon. Ea. NEW HOLLAND CHEESE 4.98 II. L•. BARBARA'S BAKERY Low fat, tow In Mlt
MINI PRETZELS ............... Rec.1.09 89e ::;,~:=M~:ADA Salted or Unsalted FRENCH STYLE .. .
!~R~if.s:!~!~EAL 12 oz. ~ec. l.39 J I 9 =a:,A~ ~·~·~·~·~·~ ...... 6.4911. 5 ~!------~TS-~
L.A. J 29 FINEST IN FLAVOR ... HORMEL 3 49 TO p SIRLOIN
._ APPLE BUTTER is oz. . ......... Rec. l.55 BAKm HAM ............. : ........... 3.9811.. L•. STEAKS
'. CHICO SAN · CRESCEDA FRESH SLICED 298
· RICE CAKES 4 oz. bac ....... Rec. 69c l!!.9 c PROVOLONE CHEESE ....... 3.4911. L• All Varieties d MADE FRESH DAIL VII •
GREAT FOR A
BAR·B-QUEU IRVIN6 RANCH FARMERS MARKET IRVINE RANCH 98 C
.PEANUTMBMUTADTEER 1 98149 COLE SLAW ................... 1.1911.. L•. 16 oz ........ Rec. . Made Fr~ Dally from the finest dry routed Virginia Peanuts. Great on Aloe Cat<u with your ravortta Jam
R~c. 4.98 Lb. 3 9 8 L•.
or Jelly!!
----BULK GOODS___. PROVISIONS GROUND BEEF
PATIIES 5 lb. box Rea. 9.49749
(Not to exceed 30% lat content) •x
.-----------------------.. IRVINE RANCH MIX ...... Rec. 2.9911. 249 AMORE J 99 ......,._-SEAFOOD ,_ Bulk or padlaged Lit. TORTELLINI 1 oz ....... Rec. 2.19 WHOLE WHEAT . 79 TUSTIN, NEWPORT ONLY
FRUIT BARS 2 39 I TheM ematl puta thefts .,.. stuffed with C'"9eM and
Ag, AWle °' PNCh/ Apricot Lit. add your favorite pasta MUC9.
l bulk only ..... Rec. . lb. then freeze-dried. Just elmmer them I• bolllng watw and J 98
~ .. NUTIY NUT MIX .............. Rec. 2.9911. 229 1 .. ----------11 MAHI MAHI Rec. ~.9811. L•a,,
Bulk Only Lit. SNOW 798 .. BA IRVINE RANCH \ NANA CHIPS ............... Rec.1.8911. J 39 FARMERS MARKET CRABMEAT ....... Rei. 9.98•. Lit.
. Bulk or Packaged Lit. " COOKED Al 98
BAKED GOODS__.
THIS WEEKS IRVINE RANCH
BAKERY SP.ECIALS
HOMEMADE IRVINE RANCH MARKET
SMALL FRENCH* ROLLS
PKG. OF 12 ' I 1u~
18 oz. Pkg.
LARGE EGGS.
Rec. 86C o.z. 89. C ....
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Our eggs are fresh from the ranch, delivered
straight to our stores dally. You can realty tell
a difference -they •taod up bright & yellow
when you crack 'em In the pan.
SALAD SHRIMP Rei. 5.9811. 'a L1t.
~VITAMINS.
PHENYLALANINE Res. 9.05 7~5 500mo-eoc~
CHOCINE .............. 111. 6.15 !!!. 55 250Tab1Ma .. . ..,,.. .
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• NO DEALER SALES • LIMIT RIGHTS RESERVED
r.oper pro :key ·to computer dieti
·~ ln. prbep OU\.'' ThUi buio piinttplt
of 1\ac.'c!ttllful computer
Ull appUee to oomputen
that Wl)'M cUeta, ioo. ••Y• a r•1lltered Ctiett\l.an.
Jane Rubey, a
COO&&ld"8 nutrttionllt ln
Walnut Creek, •YI that
computer analy1i1 of
dJeu for nutritional
adeq uacy can,be very
Uleful. But, lhe autiona,
lt .. only .. accur.te ..
the Information to be
, analyzed and the
Tortillas
take to
chicken
Here's a delicious
filling ror tacos plus a
layered tortilla dish,
(.;hicken Tortilla Stack.
CHICKEN TACOS
3 cups cooked
shredded chicken•
1 package chicken
taco seasoning mix
1 cup water
1 package ( 10 count)
taco shells
'h head iceberg
lettuce, shredded
~ to ~ cup grated
Cheddar or Monterey
Jack cheese
2 tomatoes, chopped
chunky taco sauce
Combine chicken,
chicken taco seasoning
mix and water. Bring to
a boil, reduce heat and
simmer. uncovered,
about 10 minutes or until
liquid is absorbed. Heat
taco shells in 350-degree
oven 5 minutes. Fill
s h ells with chicken
filling: top with lettuce,
cheese and tomatoes.
Top with chunky lace
sauce if desired, Makes
10 tacos.
•Chicken may be
shredded or diced .
Turkey may also be
used.
CHICKEN
TORTILLA STACK
1h t o ~ pound
cooked, boned and
shredded chicken
1 package chicken
taco seasoning mix
1 cup water
1 can (8 ounces )
tnm ion 1'AUt'e 4 corn tortillas
1 can (41/• ounces)
chopped ripe olives
1 can (4 ounces>
whole green chiles.
rinsed and seeds
removed
'h pound grated
Monterey Jack or
Cheddar cheese
In a large skillet
combine chicken ,
chicken taco seasoning
mix, water and tomato
sauce. Bring mixture to
a boil, reduce heat and
simmer, uncovered, 10
minutes. Coat a 2-quart
casserole dis h with
vegetable spray. Dip
one tortilla in chicken
mixture. Place tortilla
in bottom of casserole.
top with •,; of chicken
mixture. Sprinkle with v. of cheese and top with
a tortilU.. Layer the
whole chiles on top of
tortilla. Sprinkle with
olives, reserving ~
tablespoons tor garnish.
Sprinkle v.. of grated
cheese over olives. Toi:
with tortilla. remainin~
chicken mixture, v, of
grated cheese and tht
last tortilla. Garnist
with remaining cheesE
and chopped Qlives
Bake, uncovered, ic
350-degree oven 15 to 20
minutes. Cut each stack
lo halt to serve. Makes 4
servinis.
Include
eggs
I\ If you take hard-
cooked eaaa with you on
~ out.lnp. it'• eaay
to keep them eool. Pack
them in their carton or in
a sealed container in
your cooler with ice or
coolant along with other
chWed fooda.
lnformaUoin etond ln \tut
comp u ter. Iii•
recommen.ch that
conaumtrl .... p1onc11na '° advtrtl .. m•nta lor
computer diet analy ...
examine the Hrvlce
carefully.
''Check the credentiall
of the penona wrltJ.na
the pro1rem that
analyiet' the data. Are
they re1l1tered
dletitlana, or have
advanced degreea ln
nutrition from a
reputable univeralty?" U
no&, the v~ty or the
analy1l1 may bt
qu.Uoi\ablt.
''Check the data bue
of the c:ornpUter pl'Oll'anl
for tlmellntll and the
amount of lnformation It
oontalN," Rubey advilel.
The USDA food
compoaUlon t1ble1
ahould ~ uaed u the
prlndpal IOW'Ce for the
data bue, but lhe notes
that the number of foocial
trom tho1e tablea ii
critical, with the greater
number more desirable.
"An t.heni 2,000 or only
200 fooda lncluded? 1n
addition', are data on fut
food1, packaaed and
ftoMn fcioda included?"
The actual form of the
Information reque1ted
from the conawner la al.lo
crillcal, 11ya Rubey. "Ia
the lnformatlon ln the
form of a food recall,
where you are uked to
U.t exact amounta of all
fooda eaten? A food
recall 1upplle1 the
c=riuter with enough 1 fie information for
MlCW'ata analytit. "Mmi people don't know
"Or .,., Uw qu•tlont how to make MNll out of a t n • r a 1 ' n 0 n • dat.t that oonmta of lllta quan&l\atlv~? Do they of nutrient•, numbett
aak for eub)ectl vt and percent•IH1" 1he
Jud1menu? ' Such uye. Thoy neec:t to have
queetionl do not provide the data lnt.erpttted by a
apedfic lnformatlon, and knowled1eable ~rton,
•• a reeult cannot auch u a retil•tered
provide an accurate d let It la n, or the
analyail, 1he uys. computer prosram need.a
B e I a r d I n I t h e to have an educational
prtn\out that the component that make1
oon1umer finally recelvea the Information uaeful ln u hll, Bubey c.uUoJ\* terms of eating habits
that the lnfomunJon can and the foods a penon
be e8'ily millnterpreted. can chooee to eat."
Double Coupon
Some computer
prlntoui1 do lnt,,...,ret
the data, but Ruboy
wama conaumere to"~
1u1plclou1 lf the
interpretation of the data
emphaalt#. r rno Do computen hav.111rt place in nutrltlQa t
counHllna? Rub~lfd
beUevn that computillld
analytla of diet• hi • rec:ommenda tafdn1 "great potential ••~
vttamln or mineral teachlna tool. • rlt
aupplernenta rather than
eating aelectlonl of fooda • •workln1 w l th1
from the four foo~mputer, a penon ' group1 -rnllk, meat, how cUf(er.nt f
vegetablea and trulu, c otce. rniaht charlae
and breadl and cereals. level.I of nutrfenta
"Food• -not pills -calories they would
are the baaa of a healthy gettl03-It can p
balanced diet," she immedlate feedback." ,J
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Pr11sent this coupon along with any one Manutacturers
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item. E>1cludes liquor. tobacco and dairy products
Present this coupon along with any one Manulacturers
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Smoked Sausage
l'real\.Sllced
Beef liver
llfflloln
Steak Tails
F;;~b0Me~tLoaf
•••I Chuck
0-Bone Roast
Frozen
Patti Jean
Cornish
ameHens
Limit 6 per lb customer per
.79
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Fresh
Red
Snapper
per lb
Fro;ien.Delrosted
Beef
Back Ribs
per lb
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Wesson
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Vlaslc Plckles
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Mitt Wltc0naln Medlum0Sha<p
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Sal.cl s1 .. Cooked Shrimp
Frozen O.lrotMd
Eastern Scallops
Frttll Fll .. 1
Dover Sole
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Grapes
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Chips
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Kai Kan
Cat Food
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Ralphs·
Honey Rutl or
Natural
Grain Bread
1112 lb loa1
.69
GreenGaant
Nib lets
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CIMWl+e. ~ ... Coo ... d z 89 Rare Ro11t Beef.. .,.": •
• • Av~llablt at Aalpl'ls Appetite Sf'loppe Only.
Jfi1lctHnann's Gin
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.J :S:. 0f:.~ -o7°lO:-l=• ~it: FrUelloe ,,,... .. ne. or you rney have NOtiwd a dlillct m.u brochure If you're on maU1nc u.11
ClOl\Metled wt\h win. and food. At any rate, th•
lat.It pmnlcky lift ln the world of wine 11
mlmbenhip in IOIMthlnc ~ ''The Society Of
California Wtn.arape Orowera.'
Cametol f'ICklp OI Na,. Valley,~ are tndWd to
Jotn the IDMty ror Y.f' .nou. t.e. n.. vlDiia '° for Jl26 ..... and memtiefthlp and a IUbaipUon to
\M eodety'a newaletter IO few another tu mnually.
The only catch u ,...... the vtne la that you
can't dO mueh ot anythlnj with It bUt look at It and bn& about ownbw It. ""'. 1111111111
So. for • Utt.le more than • hundred dollan, )'OU pt tlti. to
hand the vtnt)'ard 11 litclWnate; l"OWI IOIM Of the
best Chardonnay and Pf.not Nolt in the .iate,
~ top DriL'a from 10me very famoua
N1p1 Valley wtJierltl.
Htre'• bow It worka. If you purchue one or ~ arape vlnea ln a particular vineyard ln the
• vine, 1 plaqu. th•t •YI )'OU're
an owner, • map depicUna the
exact location of your vine, and 1
duplicate of the name i.a on
your plaque placed on the vine
AoClordinl to a... brochw-. plUCllna the iodety:
''To ....,.. proper mn and mainc.nanct of your
srapevinle, they ..... ~ beck to the landoWner, ~ with production rtchta, ren~frw for l&
years. In lieu of rent, the> lanCSowner a,reee to care
for, malntain and repi.c. the vine lf necetllU')'."
"At the end of the i ... period, the vine may
be r.moved by it.I owner. U the vine la not removed
Aa • 1ttt tor the wine freak who h••
everything, it mJ1ht be juat the thing. U you'tt
interested ln more detalle, write to: WllWIS'1lpe
Sodety, P.O. Box 2200, Nape, Calif. 94,58. 11
Mistakes eaten h•lf.
· Alao , • quarterly
newaletter, the opportunity to
but IOl'ne aped.ally labeled wine, .
an<j vineyard tours, taatlnp and •AD
rah.lp revert to the landowner." 5 ee3 .. tho end ol the Jew, vine
Now, I Mk you. What the dJckena la anybody
going to do with a 16-year-old arapevtne?
INFLATION -That C11a de Sonoma
Cabernet Sauvl,non, circa 1941, just releued by
Sebaatlani at $100 the bottle, originally sold l>Kk ln
the fifties for •i. Don't you wlah you'd have boueht
(Contlnaecl on Paie ct)
SPOKANE, Wash.
(AP) -When Linda
Stein goofa up one of her
portraits, she just eats at.
She's a cookie artist,
the creator o f lifelike
portrai~ on gingerbread
cookies.
"I wanted to comblne
the two thinss I really
like doing," she said. "In
a way, I wanted t o
elevate the eating of a
cookie to a new place. I
want it so that a cookie
becomes something else."
Ms. Stein painted her
first cookie portrait eight
months ago as a joke. A
friend wanted his picture
painted in return for a
f avo r . H e got h is
portrait, on a t'OOkie.
But Ms. Stem was a
bake r at a Sea ttle
r eataurant the n, and
didn't have lime for
muc h besides pas t ries
and cakes.
She changed her mind
after people sta rte d
ordering cookie portraits.
She was onto something
both challen ging and
pro fitable. "It's like
bringing new sounds or
e l e m e n ts i n to a
medium," she said.
Moving to Spokane to
recover from an illness.
Ms. Stein went to work '
perfecting mixtures of
food colors. S he also
discovered a "special
kind" of frosting.
"It's like a combination
of watercolor and oils,"
Ms. Stein said.
"It has some of the
advantages and some of
Ginger
• spices
s teak
To add tropical appeal
to your cookout, prepare
Pacific Flank Steak.
The marvelous beef
flavor of the family-sized
ste ak picks up exotic
accents from a ginger-
spiced marinade that
combines pine apple
juice, oil, vinegar and soy
sauce.
While the marinade is
flavoring the steak, it is
also tenderizing it.
T o further assure
t e nder results, it is
recommended that the
steak be cooked just to
rare and that it be carved
diagonally acr oss the
grain into ver y thin
slices.
PACIFIC FLANK
STEAK
1 beef flank steak ( 1
to 1 ~ pounds)
% cup pine apple
juice
'h cup oil
'A cup vi~egar
2 tables poons soy
sauce
~ teaspoon ginger
~ teaspoon salt
Combine pineapple
juice , oil, vinegar, soy
sauce, ginger and salt in
a small saucepan and
cook slowly 5 minutes.
Cool. Score flank steak
in diamond pattern ( 'h
inch deep), if desired.
Place steak in a plastic
bag and add marinade,
turning to coat. Tie bag
securely, preHing out
air, and marinate in
refrigerator for 6 hours
or overni.ght, turning at
least once. Remove steak
from ma'rlnade..
re9erving marinade, and
place on grill top 3 to 4
lnche9 over uh-covered
coals or on rack in broiler
pan. Broll steak 5 to 6
mlnutea, turn. brush
with marinade and broil
aecond aide 5 to 7
minutes (to rare). Carve
aieak cltagonally acroa
1raln into very thln
aJkes, 4 to 6 aervtnp.
Ah1el food cake,
homemade lee cream,
and stlrred CU8tard •uce
are 1 ummer d e11ert.
favodt.ee. To make them ewn mon tpedal (and
more nu t rltloua),
combine them with
peach e1, aprlcott,
urawberrlH, blue·
berrl•, or other freah
tndca.
I
the drawbacklt of both.
But that's why I like it." dlnnera with fellow memben of the aodety.
While on the one hand th.II offerina appean to
be aort of a wine world "Pet Rocle," on the other
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•THOMPSON
PRICES EFFECTIVE 7 DAYS
8 A.IA. THURS .. AUG. !i
THRU WED , AUG 11, 1982
SEEDLESS
SEEDLESS
eRID Fl.AMI
SWEET ,
eCARDINAL
•EXOTIC Doi1y Fr.sll ... 32-oz. 5·1nch Auo11ed
TROPICAL JUICES ................. EA. 1.19 INDOOR PLANTS ................. EA.
FRISH BllF BRISKIT
Hormel Cvre 8 I
BONELESS HAM
BONELESS
IN BAG
WITH
RECIPES 9. ..
Rudy''· I 2-oz
PORK SAUSAGE PATT IES EA
U S O A Chot<• Beef U.S D A Chot<• Beef Chuck
CENTER CUT CHUCK ROAST LB 1.29 0 -BONE ROAST
l B 3 .29
t8. 1.59 llvdy's
LB 2.19
U S 0 A Choice Beef. Chuck Cut
BONELESS CLOD ROAST
USD A Chooce Be.I. Chv<k Cut
CENTER CUT STEAK
T "mmed Whole or Point Holl
FRESH BEEF BRISKET
LB 1.89
LB 1.49
-~B 2. •9
BONILlll BEEF
FAMILY STEAK
C~~~KLB I • 99
PORK SAUSAGE ROLLS
Does Not Eacffd 22% Fot
LEAN GROUND BEEF ............ LB. 1.79 Lottie Juon, 20.B·ol
FAMILY PACK CORN DOGS EA 2 .29
Hot or Mild ltttle Jvon, 10-ot
HUGHES ITALIAN SAUSAGE tB 1.89 BURRITOS .
Bor M Wote< Ad<Md Foster Form1 Frelh Chkhn
CORNHUSKER HAM tB 2.69 FRYER WfNGS
FISHERMAN'S BAY
EA .69
l B .79
IMITATION CRABMEAT EACH PIECE MIN. 9/l O·OZ.
MRS. FRIDAY'S
SEAFOOD SECTIONS 6,o.1 78
Mont..-•y
FRESH
SQUID
,.,.,...., & '"""' f, .. ~ '·"·"
89 HORS D'OEUVRE 4 99 DOVER
11 • SHRIMP 11 • SOLE II 2.79
fOOCS f)f Ttf£' r~£t'lt' ·---·Cit" FRllH IUGAR PIAI
1(01-Hon Oo.,,I, 2 2 01 lonlo
SOUP STOCK ..... .. 99 Poni.o, 6 01 P\o
BREAD MEAL
fo>•er Forr••• Fomoly Po<~ .99 FRYER DRUMS l B
Fo"er Form>, fom1ly Po<~ 1.09 FRYER THIGHS l B
fomir Form> 1.39 FRYER BREAST W /RIBS LB
fo•l•r fo1m\ Frying 1.99 BONELE SS THIGH MEAT 18
FOSTER FARMS
FRYER LEGS
• f::~~y 89
... WJOl E lEGS LB •
1.75 LTR.
BACARDI
RUM ._h 99 !boot ,...,,,_.., 2 28 TOOTHBRUSH .......... • AGREE SHAMPOO • ""'""" ,...,,,, 62 Ot
DRIED SEAWEED
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REACH TOOTHBRUIHi~sr~~o 1.27
49·0l Boa
DASH DETERGENT .. ................ I . 94
2 -LITER
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BABY CLAM ......... .
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(....._ Pll9 Cl) talc• )lace oa lu~1. Au1. I at Sonoma atamped eaveloDe. will brtq complete ,...ulta ~up In IDlll'W and men Cokl-. at~
• .-. Gil.Clmf The .O.y-. 114 nd .-Ui nDl ~~--WilMllDr. c.iuomta. s,._ will not of die .,_., .Central CoMt Wine c.oiDpeUUon,· ~ 11 __. .._ ldll:.by the way. t mete Ill die numy areicW Md rve 108 of f•eurtn8 1 the b91t winll produoed &om PP'I Thll cooler hill a Ult ot ~~I).
nm'I -'n.. WJ,N.Q ,.,._. hill a MW Wta _..MD be after.s, w to IMfttlon .,el•Uy ~ .IA lanta Barbara and San LWI °'*PO whh 'iealif~ whlta wine, .nd~I ~
for9att and you can recel"• 1 free copy of au._..... bo&di9 ol wtne that wtll be on the eounda write to: W~ P.O. Box eel, Santa sperldiJw w•*· natural lemon, limit. .-Ddt allhl
Alliiltm't only neW'lletW de'ldetd to C109W baaai. rw111 tieD ~ chat a whole cw of 1834 Slml Marla. Calif. 9,.&4, f{:pefnilt JWcea, fruictoM, dtrtc antf na...,..,,
ewap vanow wtrie nrtta. Md ourkllldil Port wW be iOlil. end that It only CXlltl PO for While •t , ....... t •-.;.. a ""'--"•'"ul and well .a~-·-." 1-•. a~•U-addreiilldM~..._ti44._C: _ .. _'&tanoe and a blddln~ddle. ConUnental ~ -· ~. .-.. wi _.. ....... -~~ ._ map ot the ,..son. lnclud~ all k!nds ot useful 8' emt• to: Trader, .v . -• m.ktMt at 9 a.m.: the a beclna at 10 a.m. ...r-1o-1-• ...,_ ,_ ·-"-b 1 •1 to the 'lbe end NIU!t II atx percent aJcohol. about hall Francteeo, Uf. 84120. The l•tnl tuue also Wine lowl'I from all OYW the ~on attended 1Mt ·--""ormauvn .. •·-or • same of normal table wine, with a taste more than a Ut11i'n ~ ~ labela from UMn8 tM m.d.U yeer, end an eve.,..,... browd II xpected In 1882. add.rem. remlnlacent of ''Squirt" the way It ueed to 1M1e ln
wlnnen1at the wt ar.n.. Count)' I'd. For details: Wine Auctloft, . . Box 434, REAL POP WINI:-I wu prepared to reallr, the toocf old days. Poured over Ice on a bot day MAluc YOUR CALaIDld\ -Don't fcqet Heeldlbura. Calif. 9Mt8. . hate a new J>C'Oduct called .. Ca.Uloml.a C.ooler ' can ~ lt actwilly betnc plewnt. 1 do
the second annual "Sonoma County Wine AUC1Jon" 'ANOTH.D J'Rn:BlE -A Mlf-addreseed, (about 7~ cents for 12 ouncet) which baa been recommend It with any food .
• SHOP
(Prom Pase C6)
Box &&236 , Houston,
Texu 77255. This offer -aood for a $2 and two
26-cent coupons -
expires Sept. 30, 1982.
. Send for this form aa
90()(\ .. poeaible!
Stir-fry
bok choy
easy dish
To conserve energy
and to avoid overheating
the kitchen during the
warm summer days,
stir-fry cookinJ ts a
tensible choice. It's quick
and euy, as well as a
method which preserves
the fresh taste of the
choeen i~nta.
Bok choy ·or "Chinese
chard" is a good .election I for many stir-fry dishes.
The contrast of the
bright green leaves and
the pure white stems
adds interest to many
'l"edpes.
Nutritionally, the deep
green leaves of bok choy
I offer Vitamins C and A,
aa well. as several
minerals, including
calcium and phosphorus.
When seleetlng bok
choy. chooee a head with
fresh, bright leaves and
unblemished white
atalks. Uthe bOk choy is
not to be u!sed
Immediately, simply
refrigerate in a tightly
cloeed plastic bag for up
to three days. Wash the
bok cho:fl'well before
cooking.
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CALIFORNIA GAOWN
7acQFarms
Chicken Drumstlck8 --oa
Chicken· Thlahs
9t · s ~ult uUeat ffiat vUade Clk 'tfamousf
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BONE-IN
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leaves like spinach and
the stalk.a like celery in
c o o k I n f f'o r t w o
complete y different
vegetable ac com-
paniments. For stir-
fry dishes, use both
leaves and stalks.
OI •
•o>C\
Bok choy's mild flavor
combines well with
many garden vegetables
and blends well with a
variety of meats and fish.
Here'• an idea for a
•up.•er summer supper dlah: Cut a head of bok
choy stems into diagonal
allces about two inches
long and one-half inch
wide. Tear the leaves
into pieces about two
inches across. Cook the
9leJn pieces in a bit of oil
until transparent.
Quickly stir in the leaves
and about a cup of left-
over m eat , suc h as
chicken, pork, or beef.
Mix well and cover to
heam just until the
leaves wilt but are still
bright green.
Flavored
teas add
panache
Gelatin desserts, an
all-time American
favorite, are taking on
new taates this summer
with the addition of
Oavored teas.
Here's a recipe for a
I deuert that la elegant
enough to grace a party
table, yet can be made
for just pennies a
~RIA SPECIAL
2 lemoril
1 packaa• lemon
flavored platin
1 ~ cups freshly
..... tea
.
WhlpPed cream (or hipped' toppna) .
Grate nn.ly ihe aklna °' -lemom. PllCe the 1elatln ln a plnt~alze
CO!Dtalner and llCld tea.
SUr until 1elatln is
dl11olved, then cool.
When the mixture la aU8hd1 thkkened, .ur in
the sr•ted lemon peel·
and pour lnto J.ndlvidual
molCl1. CbUl. Before
Mrvin1, lm1ll1h wtth
whipped dream OJ' ................ ,... wdltJ, a.bllitute
~•or Duid\
apple• w ~tea.
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One thl n1 every
per COfDe9 equipped
th la an enormoua
petite! Whether the
y'• activities lnclude Jdnl, fishing or juat
joying the great
tdoon, a hot, filling
la as emen\lal u a
matinfl campfire. Please
hungry bunch with
eae robult dl1hea -
th quick to prepare
cooked in juat one
mp pot. Ingredient•
compact 80 you can
what you need from
-to-site (or buy them
ng the way).
Chili-0 Steakwlches
sily satisfy the
artiest of appetites.
t cube stealca in 1-lnch
bes and bro\¥ft in a
eavy Dutch oven or
et. An envelope of
ning mix adda the
ht amount of apicel to
tomato and chee9e
. Spoon onto crusty
and gamlah with
ditional 1hredded
• onion and pepper
. Serve with carrot,
ery or %UCChinl 1ticka,
wy brownies, and big
· p of coffee or milk.
U you enjoy back-to-
ture cooking, th.ii dish
can be simmered over
the open campfire. To
assure easy cleaning, coat
the outside of the pan
~th liquid 908p.
Another sure-fire
tnner for ravenous
a.ppetites is Chili
Chicken. Juat brown the
th:erm:r~~
sauce made from
g mix and a cup
9~ DE r . Serve with
fPStant rice for a menu men will enj>y preparing
-an important
consideration for a
•Jlare-the -c hores
vacation.
CHILl-0
: STEAKWICHES
1 'ti to 2 pounds cube
aka
2 tablespoons oil
1 envelope (l IJ'i -oz.)
seaBOning mix
1 can (8-oz.) tomato
6 large rolls, split
Onion and green
pepper rings
Cut cube ateaka into
1-inch cubes; brown in
oil in large skillet or
Dutch oven. Stir in
seasoning mix, tomato
sauce, and water;
simmer, covered, 10
minutes. Add 1 cup
chee.e and s1mmer until
cheese la just melted.
Spoon onto rolls and top
with additional cheese,
onion and pepper rings. 6
se~AMPERS'
CRD..I CHICKEN
~cup oil
1 frying chicken, cut
in cup all-purpose
flour
1 W cups water
1 cup beer
1 envelope (2 'A -oz)
chill eeaaonlng mix
l teaspoon sugar
warm w.U..-a.I. The
dellciout dNlllna le 1
aimblnldan OI Wfilpped
arMln. --~ and fine1)' cho9,ped chutnf)'.
Chopped w1lnuu .1cfd
t.eX'tUN and cnmch. If you•,.. unfamlllar
with chutney, thil ll • 8ood way to Introduce a
MW food to the family. Chutne~ la a 1p1Cy rellab
th8t of'ill.n*ted tn lnd1a
and la now euUy found
In ·mott eupermarJteta.
O,utney <!all be almoet a
puree of raillnl, garllc,
ahallot1, plmientoa,
'•
LEMONADE
......
&al d
apple, • .....,.. Wowla ::-.=-c::i ~ .,., Md ..... tine
American and BrtU1h
chutney1 are made of
applH, banan11 and,
pMChet.
In thla "Summer
Turkey and J'rutt
Salad,'' a lmA1I amount
of finely chopped
chutney add~~ eubtle hlr\t of
brln1tng out the
deUctoua fiavon of the turk~ and fr.h fn&ita.
SUMMER TURKEY
AND nun MUD
2 ~ N\.Up Oooad t~ l cup freah
p&neeppi. cbW\kt OR 8
ounce can pineapple
chw\b,dn&fted
lcup...-1'_,...... snpee, balwd
1 cup cantaloupe
chunka
~ cup chopped
walnuta
~ cup wh!ppln1
~ .
W cup finely
chopped chut,ney
a table1poon1
amyal'll·IM
Dllb cl• LetU.lee ....
Jn • hr1• bowl,
combine turk•J,
pineapple, 1rapH,
can~pe and walnuta.
In a rnedlum bowl, whip
c:reamj fold lJ\ chutney I
mayonnal .. and Nlt.
Add whlltl*S crMrn to
tutkey nilXn&re; a. to
combine. Refrlaerate
eeveral houra before
IM'Vtnl· s.nie on lettuce lee ..... ~ ... ~ (~cu.-).
I 2-0U'1Ct CJ\ti-FROZEl'i REC<.1.AA Cit ~ REO PRICE ~
PRODUCE
~~Peppen fA -10
Ofsp8Ce1ery EA .33
&,~~Moel fA .59
~Watermelon • U1 .08
~~~ta U1 .39
l.AllOC~"9EA
Hawaiian Plneapple E• .99
~LPJ-nt f>.299
FROZEN FOODS
~~~RU 4~100
~ r::e 'S':~a«'<~ 129
LIQUOP
8~:.C 699
~~799 •
~["'~ 349
~g;r~1:r 289
ir.;rollla1f C'Q,a. 349
~~1§:CAM 229
~i:-OllSl..U. 499
Df l.ICA TESSEN
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GROCFRIES
~~Peechtt8Ma .57
~~-OllMOTOOOe59
S~ns~ne Kltlpy Cr.eke,.
Aa°i;'Chll Con Came
.79
219
137
~~~ .98
179 Wu..i;:. lnatant Tee
t::;~~ Mllrtnad• .89
~rf:i Puppy Chow 2 29
JJ~mm~~"'"' .33
l
SUMMER SALAD -
Beautiful frultt of
llWIVMI" -cantaloupe,
1reen 1rape1 and
pineapple -team
wt th turkey for a
ref rethlng main di1ti
f rult 1alad with a
creamy drelling.
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MEATS MEATS
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s~st:r.5 Ll 248 ~'rTu~ey Breast LI J69
~Cs~ UI 248 ~nuti(ey winas LI .69
l~IUI" llO'«ILl5 LI 229 r.::.r~ c5'fl:t ..... u 1 gg Fa St•ks
~l:UT~ti:k LI 209 ""°" "11.D MOT -CNflIUAS 29 ltllan nge..u,..rc...i. LI 2
~':&iuc:k Roast LI l 99 llUD'fS~"""-llCO OllHOTJlaOI Mf -11112 29 PC>ft( Sausage Rola LI
SLIM PRICE SLIM PRICE
~~.Mlyonnlllte .99 ·~~~ Sm e nut 129
~~.Apple Juice 139 ~~Seline Cndcen .59
~~'1:: .59 s~ ~ Uquld Blellch .72
_ 4 ''rvln1 recipe ·
packaged pre-<lOOked rice
Heat oil ln larae
akillet. C.O.t chldum in
flour; brown in oil. Pour
off Atxceu fat. Add
water, beer, eeuonlng
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129
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3:-~h... \.I 189
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r='.la~Al.c\'""Cft .. 4 99
~1'~ .47 L~PlperTowela .55
&~ ,99 ' 91;\r.Tolet Tluue .76
~. and .upr, lt1nina
(o blend. Cover ana
lbnmer 30 mlnuta, until
tneder. Serve chicken
dlkl aauce over rice. 4
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109
99
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179
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SPEAKER -Mary
F.astman lUgney will
be one of three
4peakers at the
Annual Conference
for Women 's
workshop Aug. 21.
Seniinar .
slated '.'
#J Mesa
. •Self-Employment:
'adiae or Panic" will
be the title of a
presentation by Mary
Eastman Rigney at the
annual conference for
women at Coastline
Community College at
10:15 a.m . Aug. 21.
Participati ng in a
workshop e ntitl ed
"Self -Employment /
·Entrepreneurship"
will be one of three
speakers exploring the
ti1ks and rewards of
self-employment .
• She has been principal ot "her public relations firm in Newport Beach
~ 1971.
Psychologist Dr. Tessa
Albert Warshaw, author
et "Winning by
~egotiation," will be the
~rincipa l confe rence
~aker. l The conference will be
}jeld from 8 a.m. to 4:30
p.m . at the South Coast
Plaza Hotel in Costa
Mesa.
The Rev. Terry Cole-
Whi ttaker, founder of
the Terry Cole -
Whittaker Ministries and
a motivational speaker,
also will appear.
For information, call
963-0811, Ext. 256.
Class d ue
for OCC
children
Orange Coast College's
'Childre n's Center is
offering a development
program for children
between 6 months and 6
,Years.
Fall semester classes
begin Sept. 7.
The ~nter, staffed by
certificated personnel
who are assisted by
students in training,
offers services t o
children o f the Costa
Mesa college's students.
The cente r is o p e n
M o nda y thr o ugh
Fridays.
OCC's program ,
funded by fhe s ta t e
Department o f
Education, provides a
morning, afternoon, and
full-day program.
Fees are based on a
sliding 9Cale, dependent
Upo n income. First
consideratlon &.s given to
low-income parents.
For regist rat ion
Information, phone
5 56-5772 . For
Jnforma tion about the
child d evelopment
... program, 556-5569.
1-occ o f f er s
n e w course
Orange Coast College's
community service office l• s po n •o r i n g an
ixcuraion to the Long ~ach Terrace Theater
to vie. w the mualc_al1 l•ifello, Dolly!" pl'e9e'niea hy the Long Beach Civic
tiaht OP.es"•· 'l'be trip la slated Aua.
U. A b\.&I will leave the
(>CC auditorium circle at i=. Fee It $16 per
• Th:kett may be
bMed by phone, at
5527.
KNITIING YARN
100% ACRnlC SOLIDS, OMIRlS REG.,,C 94c ·
SKEIN SUie
4-ply yo~ in a. roinbow of colors. Solids in
3-1/2-oz. skeins, Ombnts in 3-oz. skeins.
Easy core, machine woshoble auyllc.
IH. 1.1' •n ALW_. ~ 79 MOOIS, ,, I , II. I. OI J SIDS YOUI C1M1K1 c
CREST CLAIROL
TOOTHPASTE LOVING CARE
REGULAR, MINT OR GEL SHAMPOO-IN HAIRCOlOI
REG.)39 ~~.219 -
1.49 YOUa
CHOIQ
6-4/10-oz. All the dental Full selection of beoutiful
protection you'll Med. Save. natural colors. A ~lue.
TABLE
WINES
• CAlll.-T SAUVIGON
• FIDKH COlOMIAID
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CllSSlf 110 ~
I HAPPY TIMES? -That's how it all appeared Tuesday night
at Anaheim Stadium for the Angels. Manager Gene Mauch and
Luis Tiant (left) were enjoying the scene, which was provided
by Doug DeCinces and his three home nms: DeCinces is greeted
by Don Baylor (right) after slugging his second four-bagger.
Delly l"llot Photoe by IUchald ic.-
But ... the Twins turned the Angels inside out again in the late
innings, pulling out a 5-4 victory.
\"It's bombs away again,, to no avail for Angels
Minnesota finds a haven despite being r ocked by DeCinces' three home run blasts -By CURT SEEDEN l or.._~,... • ..,. DeCinces and DeCinces made Ange1
history by hitting all three over the left
field fence.
ninth, going down on a check swing with
Rob Wilfong on first base.
the other three hits the Angels collected,
and fortunately for Havens, both stayed
in the ball park.
home runs. It was Felton who retired
DeCinces in the nii;tth to send the Angels
down to their second straight defeat. Brad Havens looked confused, and
justifiably so. The young Minnesota
Jeft-Jumder had just beaten the Angels
~-4. and teammate Tom Brunansky was
getting most of the attention.
But Havens, who himself was former
Angel property, allowed just three more
hits the nmalnde!r of the' evening, and
the end result was one very unhappy
DeCinces and a pleased Kansas City
Royals team which moved a full game
ahead of the Angels in the American
League West race.
"It would have been nicer if we won,
but you try to do everything you can and
som~times things don't work out,"
DeCinces said after the game.
Havens, meanwhile, admitted he was
lucky to come out of it with the victory
and said DeCinces simply hit three Sood
pitches on his first pitch to the Angel
third baseman in his first three plate
appearances.
"If we win four from these guys, it
Corbett cut loose, See 02
"I knew I had the opportunity to come
up one last time,'' DeCinoes said. "What
if I could hit the fourth one? It just
didn't work out that way."
"What did he do?" Havens demanded
as cameras and microphones closed in on
the former Angel
"He had three hits," another
teammate responded.
Indeed, Brunansky played a key role
in the Twins' victory before 26,184
disappointed fans at Anaheim Stadium
Tuesday night.
And what did Havens do? He merely
threw three pitches to the Angels' DouR
Havens survived homers Nos. 17, 18
and 19 by DeCinces thanks to a two-run,
eighth-inning homer by Gary Ward off
loeer Steve Renko (9-3) with Brunansky
aboard.
And, in an ironic twist, it was
DeCinces who made the final out in the
"It wasn't a good feeling. I figure
DeCinces bombs a couple of them out of
here and then the home run king of the
world <ReiWe Jackson) steps up. So I
just went aTter him," Havens said.
would be the ·greatest thing that ever
happened to me," Havens continued. "I
really don't know anybody on that team
but I would love to. beat them. It's a
pleasure just because they're the
Angels."
Havens managed to go 8 Y.i innings
before giving way to reliever Terry
Felton, a pitcher with an 0-9 record, 4.63
ERA and a man who has served up 17
Unlike the night before, Angel
Manager Gene Mauch stuck with bis
starter, and it was Renko who served up
the game-winning shot by Ward in the
eighth inning.
"I hit mine in the right spot. I knew it
was gone when I hit it," offered W-ard,
who now has 19 homers on the season
and is one o!~~eral blossoming stars on
(See ANGE~age Dt) Jackson, in fact. accounted for two of
One thing i s almos t for ~ure
Raiders are open for business, the hours are from 10 to (j
The young lady on the phone identified herself
as Michelle ot the Los Angeles Raiders and said she
was just calling to bring everybody up to date on
what the franchise was doing.
Excellent public relations, I thought. and told
her to go ahead and bring me up to date.
"The number to call for season tickets,"
Michelle said, "is 744-1611."
IT WAS INTRIGUING enough that the Raiders
were peddling tickets to the Coliseum and I asked
Michelle how many they had sold.
"l don't know," she replied, "but the ticket
applications are being processed at the Sports
Arena."
Okay. How is Marcus Allen doing at the
Raiders' camp ln Santa Rosa?
"I don't know," Michelle said. "The ticket
hours are ten to slx and we are open every day."
Fine. How is Jim Plunkett getting along? I
understand he is still having some trouble with his
bad thumb.
.. I DON'T KNOW," Michelle replied. "The
deadline for purchasing season tickets ia Friday."
The next day the world read how Ralder
executive Al LoCasale was ln the Raiders'
temporary offices ln the Univen.lty Hilton and was 1 drowning ln a sea of teaaan ticket applications.
"We mlcht go as high as 70,000," LoCaaale
aald.
It seemed .ornewhat lnconUtent. then, that the
Raidera would be hustling tickets on the telephone.
On the other hand, it Is well known that the athletic
ticket bustnem la hard .ell and inconslatencv rnav be
the leMt of a community'• worries.
·Ga.-vey gets off er
~ LOS ANGELES (AP) -Loa Angeles Dodpn
executive Al Campania confirmed Tueeday that the
National Leacue club made a contract offer to first
bMeman Stew Garvey 1aat week.
Gervey, wbo played ln hla 1,~2nd comec:?UdW
eune at ClDctnMti 'l'ueeday nl&ht. la In the final
year of a IAx·yeat contnct and could become a free
lfll'l at the ConclUIColl of Che leMOO.
Campania. the Dodaen' vice pre9ldont tor player~ would not divulae my dN1lll of .. otter.
o.M,Y, 33, bas been quoted l8Yel'al tlmle .. ~ ,....ted to flnllh hJa W' In~ He hat Ulo bem QUOted .. tlMabt • to whither he 'would be with ......, .,... ... ,......
SPORTS COLUMNIST
BUD TUCKER
Then. too, it should a1ao he pointed out that
the genUeman in charge of moving the Raiden
from Oakland to Los Angeles la not engaged
entirely in an act of philanthropy. Al Davia, entitled
m~:~J general partner of the Raiders, has ex grief and dismay over the injustice of the
Loe Angeles Coliseum being without profe&lional
football. but be has alao paid some attention to the
financial aapecta of the ma~r.
Among the items with which Davia concerned
himself was that of the moving expenses of a
football franchbe from one part of the state to
another. It was agreed that the Coliseum people
would aee to a ' loan ln the neishborhood of $6
mllllon at very low interest with wblcb the Raiden
could pay the tab of the moving and stol'age firm.
It wu later charged that a clause ln the loan
docwnenta states that U the ftaidera move aaain
within a period of ten yean, they will not be
required to pay beck the money. Of COW"le. lf eventa
tnn8plre in tile manner expected by Davis he will
not move out of this p•radise for anything
retembling a paltry .UC million dollan.
FURTHERMORE, AL DAVIS baa 1pent
t'ODlklerable in aarwytna the pocential in Southern
Callfomia for that somewhat wt.py vehicle known
u pay or cable \eJevtakJn. '!be revenue from UU.
medium la ~ to make the emtlna National
Football LeqUe TV ~ of f2 bOliClft look like
IO much Jooae dianae· ''The Rama oppoee ua comina w Southern
Callfomia --. they want It all for~ ..
Davis lald du rirur the reoent anti-trult trial of. tbe
NFL. "and I dOn"Tt blame them."
The fJc\ane Qlwta WU to.iq around at the
time involved two million homll at tlO per haml
per ~~t la, u there aPJ19U' to bi ...... Of ~ nOw and thin. CIO nol 8iW ll anOthlir t&uat. AJ Dlvtl ~ arouad • lo& ibaUt .......,,
··' But tie ...... _,.._ .... at .. ...,.u .......
"Pro J'oot&all'1 Dynamic Or1anlsatlon" and
prom1aee what he ~ "• toSal commitment to ~.·· . Preunably, we ~ be bpt up to date on Ua
~·--by MIChitDe Oft the telephana. •
. Ca rey salv ages
lone U .S. v ictory ·
Gaines surprised again in 100 freestyle
SHUTOUT Bob W elch
spun a five-hitter Tuesday.
Welch uses
GUAY AQUIL, F.cuador (AP)
-Rick Carey of Mount Kisco,
N .Y., used his international
experience to salvage some pnde
for the United States at the
World Swimming
Championships on a night when
East Gennans won four of five
even ta.
The U.S. boycotted the 1980
Olympics in Moscow, but that
doesn't mean that American
1wimmers have had no chances
at all te-"compete againat
·foreigner•. Olympic 200-meter
Curve h all backstroke champion Sandor
Wladar of Hungary was at the
U .S . Short Course
to Stop Reds Championahipa last spring and
defeated Carev. but the
CINCINNATI (AP) -'Bob l 9-year-old learned something. Tueeday nlght, be .et a w0rld Welch, accustomed to taming championahlp record of 2
hitters on straleht-forward minutes, 0.82 lleCOnda'° win the
fastballs. went the round-about 200 backstroke, with Wladar
way to beat the Cinclnn.ati Reds second in 2:01.36 and Frank
Tueeday night. Baltrusch of Eaat Germany
The Lo• Anseles Dodgers' winnina the bronze medal in
rblghkingt-haballnder reliedC on h11 2:01.51.
rea to shut incinnati "I've been }OC)kina forward to out for 1even lnninga, and this race ever aince Sandor beat
reliever Steve Howe came on to me in April," Carey lald. "In that
complete the taak for a 4-0 race, he beat me with a very
victory that reisnited the Itron.I third 50. That la always
Dodgers' surge ln the National my atrateay In thia race, to
Lea,aiue West. -""~"--the ~don in their 'Toniaht. I would haw been in ;;.:; of the .... :;';.
b&a trou61e without the bftakina "The race in April WU very ball." llld Wtlch, 11-8. who WOf! bnport.Mt and I learned a lot in
hiaWthirdl ~llratchht pme11 d. h that race and lt halped me e en, w o re • on t e • tonleht!'
faltball when he c:ame up to~ East Oer!!_l•n)''• atron1 major le~JH, went to tbe performance T'Ueada1 'lil&bt -breakina Tu.day wbm bla lour 1Qk11. two llOvel' inidill imd
fMtball Wiii below par. one bronle m five~ -pw
'''1'.nltllid of U'yinl to throW the It totala of f+2 1il ~
bell by ICJlmbody, rm ~ Mn compirid to lllilClaftOt.all ci
how to D&teh with the bnet;t;i '4-1 tar the~
bell." W"lllieb llld. 'Tw = to • th ln h 1,11 l &aat O•r• .. •1 1 mou ""!• JjK)~ t w fte row t wr,,...... ~ ,... Ui th• ~;,wttba3-end-2~or IDlft'I IOO fr•~= 2..-.;1:• j ,:f'', de•llllilnliltlll .. ~,'Miich --*ild ftW hill av.; faatett twlmm•r ., Nineteen· Clie DODO._,..... m> ·
year-old Jorg Wolthe edged
world r ecord-holder Rowdy
Gains of Winter Hav~ Fja., by a
mlnusctile .OS seconos.
Wolthe's Ume of 50.18 seconds
was more than one-hall aecond
slower than his preliminary time
of 49.60, which established a
meet record. Per Johansson of
Sweden won the bronz.e in 50.2!>
a nd Chris Cavanaugh of
Saratoga, Calif., was just behind
him although his time of 50.32
was only .14 slower than the East
German's.
Gaines, 23, is becoming the
hard-luck story of the ~t, with
two losses, ln events in which be
holds world n!C:Orda, by a total of
.11 seconds. Michael Grou of
West Germany beat him Sunday
niaht in the 200 freest)'le by .08.
"I just awam a dumb race. All
day long, my coach told me to go
out with him in the firlt 60, and I
didn't do It," Gaines aald.
WHAT'S NEW?
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NSW YORK -South Africen •• beavywelCht Genie Coeuee, twlc!e
<Weat.ed in World Boxll\I ~tion
Ude bout• in hl• countryJ_ aald ~y he WU movtna to the united StatM and wo~J!!la "M loryi u lt takn" to win the
ch&m&;°~.P27.,a wtth 15 ~ta, hu fOU1ht
only three tbnet outaide South Africa, whole
aputheicl Polldee have made lt toUah for him to
IChedule bouts. "If fJ&)\ten dqn't want to ftaht me becauae
of pollticl, I can understand thelr ~ .. he
uid. ·•we don't want to cake any fllhta in Sou,~
A.frlca, I want to stay here as long ult takes.
The WBA.'s fourth-ranked challenger, now
llvtna ''modestly in New Jeney,'' with his
family, will Ugh\ Stan Ward -who hu beaten
WBA heavyweight champion Mike Weaver -
on Sept. 11 in Atlantic Oty.
"I'm a proud South African," Coetzee said,
addtna that he would not seek American
cltizenallip. "We've got things wrong, and fm
trvina to help correct them." -,,-~You've got to have politics with the
fighting " he admitted. "You can't throw it out
the window. People won't buy it."
Top Hank Inc. promoter Bob Arum said
Coetzee '1has been in the forefront in his country
in advancing the cau se of eliminating racial
prejudice" and added his move to the United
States should make it "much easier" for him to
get fights. . "He's here to fight in the United Stat.es )USt
like any other American ~hter," Arum said.
"For a long time, I've felt he needed !A
prolonged stay in the United States to avail
himself to the best of training," Arum aaid.
"South Africa ls a small country. There la a
limited number of heavywei4{ht.a and getting
sparring partners is a problem.
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Quote of the day
"I'm not an auto mechanic. You can
tinker with an engine but you can't
overhaul it." -Forme.r Cincinnati Manager
Joba McNamara, referring to the
wholesale changes on the Reds this year.
Baseball today
On this date in bUeball in 1963:
Playing for the first in two months
after breaking his left foot, New York
Yankee alugger Mickey Mantle's game-
tying, pinch-hit home run in the ninth
inning helped the Yan1u to an eventual,
11-10 victory over Baltimore and a apllt of a
Yankee Stadium doubleheader.
Today'a Birthdays:
Dallas Green. Chicago Cuba general
manager, ii 48. Johnny Grubb, Texas
Rangers outfielder, is 34.
Francis to enter ministry
SMITHFIELD, R.I. -Wallace 5l
Francis, who the New England ••• Patriots were counting on to add
experience to their young receiver
oorps. haa retired to enter the ministry, Patriots'
Coach Roa Meyer said Tuesday. The Patriots,
who tried wuuocesafully to trade for the nine-
year National Football League veteran, claimed
him on waivers last week from the Atlanta
Falcons. . .San Diego defensive tack.le Loale
ltelcber, explaining his decision to retire at age
28, said that he's lost interest in football. A
seven-year veteran for the Char!era, Keleher
aaid in a prepared statement that• the one basic
reason" for his retirement is that he has "loet the
desire at the present time to continue playing."
A's seek NBC title In Wichita
The Orange County A's take a
their 23-1 summer record to Wichita.
Kansas, Friday, in quest of the
National Baseball Congress
championship.
The A's, managed by Brad Smith, are
scheduled to meet a team from Alaska in the first
round on Aug. 11 in the 32-team, double-
elimination setup.
Among the standouts on the A's are former
Angels pitcher Clyde Wright, former Orange
Coast College star Bobby Smith and former
Saddleback College pitcher Brad Kinney.
Kinney is 10-0 on the mound.
Others on the team include Tony
Champoux, Robin Townley, David Castillo, Alan
Schardt., Greg Swain, Bobby Gray, Bobby Owen.
Brian Kinney, Bill Stickley and David Torres.
Bettenhausen's In auto accident
The wife 9f race car driver Gary • Betteabaasea was listed in serious
condition Tuesday night from Injuries
sustained in an automobile accident.
Wavelya Bettellhaaae•, was being treated for a
skull fracture and other injuries she received in
the accident Monday. Her husband and two sons
suffered various cuts and bruises
Television, radio
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TV: No events scheduled.
RADIO: Baseball -Minnesota at Angels,
7:30 p.m., KMPC (710).
THURSDAY'S RADIO
Baseball -Minnesota at Angels, l p.m.,
KMPC (710). ..
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GETFING A TIP -Angel slugger Reggie Jackson greets IJ:oug
DeCinces as he crosses the plate on one of the three occasions
Tuesday night after belting a home run.
Smyth, Glaser soar
Winds pick up I or regatta
By ALMON LOCKABEY
DtiMy ""°' 9Mtlft9 wn. LONG BEACH -Olympic
type sailors .from 22 countries
found the wind to their liking
Tuesctay as 1~-20 knot westerly
breezes sent the 205 boats in six
classes around the course iu
record time. It was the first
"normal" weathe r the sailors
have seen in three days of racing.
And the winds were steady,
increasing from about 12 knots at
the start to about 20 as the sailors
negotiated the final legs. It was a
little too much for one Tornado
catamaran, which was dismasted
on the course.
The brisk westerl y a lso
resulted in some of the favorites
in each of the six classes moving
up to the top respective of their
venues. It was particularly
advantageous to Randy Smyth
and his crew Jay Glaser, who
scored their second win in the
20-foot Tornado class, crossing
the finish line nearly two
minutes ahead of their nearest
rival in the 30-boat fleet. The
Huntington Beach team is
leading the fleet with 14 points.
seven points ahead of Alex
Welter of Brazil.
It was trapei.e time for all of
the cl.asses except the Star and Finn, and they had skippers and
crews hiking out almost to the
water on the beats and reaches.
On the "D" course for Stars
and Solings. the Solings, with the
advantage of spinnakers,
virtually sailed through the Stars
which had started 10 minutes
earlier. Peter Gilmore of
Australia won the Soling class.
but his performance in the first
two races still leaves him far
behind in the standings. Maurizio
Bolens of Italv leads the class
BOATING
with 2.64 points, only a half point
ahead of Dave Perry of the U.S.
The Jong-time favorite in any
. class, Buddy Melges of Zenda,
Wisconsin, moved to the head of
th~ Star class although he has yet
to win a race. His consistent finishes of 3-4-4 gives him a low
score of 21.7 points. Winner m
Tuesday's race was Stephen
Gould of the U.S.
The favorites in the 470 class
-Dave Ullman of Newport
Beach and Steve Benjamin of
Oyster Bay, N.Y. -are not
living up to their expectations,
but each has a poor throwout
race that may bring them up in
the final standings. F.ach skipper
may throw out bis worst race in
the series. Winner of Tuesday's
race was David Barnes o f
Auc kland, New Zealand .
Leading the scoring after three
races is Peter Koskull, Helsinki,
Finland with 26 points .
Craig Healy of .K1chmond nas
been the top scorer m the one-
man Finn class. He has finishes
of 2-1-4 for a low score of 11
points.
John Loveday of England is
dominating the Flying Dutchman
class with two wins
Pity--it's not for him
One-arme lail has arn1-lock-·on opposition.
ONTARIO (AP) -When opposing team
members go easy on little leaJlue pitcher Jay
Ambriz, he rips it down their throats.· He's not one
to look for pity -in fact he can't stand it.
Like most of his baseball teammates, the
12-year-old all-star on the National Little League in
Ontario haa dreams of being in the major leagues
some day. But Jay is different from his teammates, he
WU born with only half his right ann.
JAY SAID RE had never heard of Pete Gray,
\he one-armed American Leaguer who played in 77
He doesn't hit it hard but he'll
kill you with the looper. · '
-Meneger John Hemlra
'liames in the outfield for the St.~ Browns in 194~. But he wouldn't mind following in Gray'1
footat.epa to the majon. Tbe you.npter started to play baleball at age ,ix With bla brother Gabriel. He didn't want to
tettle for jult catching the ball, he wanted to pitch,
MM1 b1a record this le8SOft of two wtna and two
pves in the flrat seven games ahows he wu 1erioua
lbout it. Jay '°1ew when he 1tarted out that there
wouldri't be anyone around to help him learn.
"He Wied to ·~ a lot ot &ftemoona woddna on hia pitchlna. aay1 the boy'a father, Jobn
AmblU. • ••In Buena Prk,
porch that was made of the big blocks that are used
for walls. I showed him the approximate location of
a batter's 1tnke zone. I told hlm where to put the
ball and he worked at it himaelf."
The elder Ambriz said Jay would spend hOUJ"8
throwing pitches againat the brick porch. He
worked on his 90Uthpaw delivery with a tennis ball
before graduating to a hard ball.
His family moved from Buena Park to Ontario
after last baseball leaSOD.
Because he was born with only half a right
arm, Jay's pitching hand la a1ao his glove hand.
With the ball in the pocket, JMy tucks his glove
under his arm as he starta his windup. He then pulla
the ball out, firea the pitch and puts the glove back
on all in one motion.
IT SOUNDS RATHER complicated.
Tecbnlcally, he probably could be called for a balk,
saya hia all-atar manager. "Coache. overlook it
because of the effort he's putting out," all-atar
manager John HerTera aays.
For Jay effort was n ever a p~roblem and
neither was pitching with one arm. 'l()nce I bad It
down, It wu easy,'' be aaya. . To hta teammat.es, Jay la ju.at another player.
Just another player good enouah to be an all-star.
Playing ahortatop or second baae when he
wasn't pltchlrla. Jay batted .29~ for hll reauJar
teMOn teem. Jay beta left-handed, uatna hta imal1
arm for ,wcs.nce. "He doesn't hit It hard but he'll
k:111 you with the loopet," Herrera U)'I. Gary J'ranklin. an an....w OOllCh, aa)'I, tor the
mmt pe.rt. Jay wun't treated differently by other
playen.
•1P1TCBBJUJ Pnt!BED t6 hlm ~ like they
did the odleJ' ld.da," hi •11· .. And whln he tiieitl to
etea1 a a-. they went to ~ him out JUtt UR
anyone elle."
John Ambitl •YI thaJ'• ti» way he • Jay
waf'ted lt. "When 1 ftnt 11...s him. u, I w .. Ml:ltant,"
Ambdl ay1. ''l'clldiflw.M people to talll It _.,on
him. I've ralnd Jal• to b• equal and not
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• • te1er 1
Corbett ou
for Angels
Doua Corbett won't have to
Uaien to the ~ any ....-, at
Mt nOL ln ANMUn.
1\mcl8y afwnoon. thit ~ ~they bald optioned rilht-ha.ilded mw ..,.....,.,.
Spokane of lbe PactfiC eo.. ~and caUed up U.,..-
rlaht-hander Ricky S\eler
repi.ce hlm. q
''He'• never been faced Wit
tht. klnd of advenlty with
fana riding him from the 1tand9,'
admitted Angel Mana1er
Ma\.ICh. Corbett, acquired May 11
w ith Sl!cond baseman Ro
Wilfong from MlnnetK>ta for TQl!l
Brunansky and Mike Walt.era
had lost seven In a row an
sported a ~.19 earned ru
average in 26 appearancet u
Angel. Monday night, Corbett w
asked to hold a 7-3 An e
advan~~ut the Twina pie up three runs oft the sinker
specialist and eventually went o
to a 9-7 victory.
Oiq Corbett's Monday nighl
outing affect the AngelB dedsion.1 "It 'sure didn't help any," Maucll
aaJd.
Corbell came to the Angel
and quickly recorded three aav
and a victory in his first fiv
appearances, but' things sou
after that.
"We feel It. will be helpful to
Doug to work on a more regu
basts and he should get tha
opportunity with the lndi.ans,'1
Executive Vice President Buzzi€! Ba~~~'.d~ steadfast supporte~
of Corbett, added: "I'm stil
satisfied he's the man I know h
will be. H e will be back ,
definitely." ~ Steier was 6-6· with 10 sav
and a 3.52 ERA at Spokane, bu
in second-half competition, h
had fashioned a 4-0 record an
six saves to go along with a 2.
ERA while a ppearing in 13j
games -all ~~ rc~iiT SEEDErJ.l
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~~~~~~:.d~ . 1·
"This club (the Angels) is no,
different than Milwaukee's. fd~
hate to be a pitcher to have to,
face this team," Ward continued.
"All you can do is come in here
and play your game and do your
best to win."
Have ns disagreed with his
teanunate. "Milwauk ee's tougher.
They're more con sis tent. I
believe Milwaukee has nine guys
in the lineup that can hurt you
with the long ball."
Among his eight victories ~e
wins over the Brewers, Boston
twice. Detroit and now the
Angels. He bas broken out of an
early-season slump in which he
was 1-4 with a 5.65 ERA to earn
victories in seven of his last 10
games.
DeCinces is also in the midst of ~ rebound, of sorts. After a bout
with the flu, the steady third
baseman has hit .522 (12-for-23)
with seven home runs and 13
RBI. He became the fifth Angel in
the club's 'history to hit three
home runs in a game and the first
to turn the trick in Anaheim
Stadium. The last Angel to sen
three out of the ball park in a
game was..Er.ed Patek who dfd'Jl'
in Boston on Jul)e 20, 1980.
"Last year there was a week •
when I hit seven home .runs,"
DeCi.nces recalled. "Ask anyboclj
who hits home runs. ; They come
in bunches. You El have to take
them while they re coming... r
* 0 ANGEL NOTE8: After m..int !tie lest ~ 0-.,_,.. ol • aclatle MfW ~
eecond t>-.n ...., Oftdl r.lumad to tM
lineCl9 and promptly elngled ... hill """ .... TUWS.y nlgtlt ••. ..._IWMe. Int b..-"od Care• mllMd hit elQhth con..cutht
game wttlle allowing • etraTned right C8lt •
!'IMI ••. Wltll Tueadey nlgtlt'I crowd of 2ff.~.
18'4, the Angel• now nMd to attr9C!1 l'llt 3~
329 to raech the two l'lllllon mwfl lny attandanoe. It will be the MrllNt d9M
Angela h--hit t..o mMllon • • , Jaolleo11 had • pair ot alngloa Tua• llW
awning.. but tie at* ,,_. ""'° more ..,,. .,... hlUI to tie._ c:~ at ea ft)r.., ~ on the .. ~tima e11tta ti-. hit 111t • .JI.' tho Angota and Tw4na go at ll ...-i toflldli (1:30) wllll Al Wlllla111a (3-)') go111; W
Mlnnoaoto aoa1n11 IC011 PorMtt ( 10·?r.
TI!\lfoday'a Oll'fM la a t p.m • .n•""" Liiii T1eltt making Illa MOii debut ......... 0~(4-3).
From Page D~
DODGERS.
...
llA.IOlt LIA ... et~w' ~~
w ~ ,.., -KM ... City 68 44 .811
....... St 2• .&ea 1 Cllli'Jloo 14 9 _524 11 S..ttte M 52 .806 7 Oeklln<I 45 82 .421 18
Tuu 41 81 .402 17~
Mlnneaot1 37 39 .Mt 23~ UITlllNOI~ Ml!Wlull.. 80 44 .5'17
&oeton ao 46 .571 ~. llllllmof'9 58 47 .Mii 4
Cle....ilnd 52 51 .&06 1i.
Oe1roll 51 51 .500 8
Nft York 50 SO .500 II Toronto 49 64 .471 t~ TUM41r .. ._.. Mir-115,A ..... 4
~ 1·14, Nft YM< 0.2
Bllllmor9 7 -e, Boe ton 2· 7 cw..tlnd 2_.., Teu1, 0-& (2nd g1me 10
lnnlnO•I Mllweuk .. 7, Toronto 4
K.,_ City e, Dttrott a
Seattle 3, Oekltnd 2 T°*1'•0-MlnnHota (Wiiiiams 3-7) et A111•I• (Forxh t-7), n
Seattle (BHltle 8·11 end Bordi 0-1) el 0 1ldend (Ktngmen 2-1 and McCltty 5-1) l:111C-cio (&Kn• 11-4 end Hovt 13-9) et
New Yoril (John 8-9 end Quid~ ICM). n
MJlwaukM (Cwtd-11 8-101 11 Toronto
(Gott 2.e). n
Tex .. (Medich 7-11) at Cltvtland 1we111
1·10) n Boaton (Ecktr1ley 11-0) at B1lllmore
(Aen-7·91 n OttrOlt (Pwtry 11-8) et Kanau City (Qura
12·71 n
... tlonet LHaue
ftSTINI OMtk>N
W L ll'ot. Oii
82 42 .6118
67 50 .628 8'A
58 50 .1529 7
51 55 .481 12 48 58 .482 14
39 17 .388 24
USTlllN OMltON
Plllllldtlpl\I• 80 43 . 583
81. Loul1 511 48 .5412 ' Pllllbu<gll 55 47 .530 4'h
Montrtll 54 411 .524 •
New York 45 58 .437 15
r:111eaoo 42 85 .3113 20
1--,·.~ Dedftr9 4, Clnolnnttl 0 Clllcego 5, New York 0
San FrancllCO 8, Atlanta 3 PllH9delpllla 3, Mont,..., 2
St. Louis. 4, Pltllburgh 2
Holdton 7. San Diego 8 (11 lnnlngt)
. Tod9Y'eO-Dod9ere (Wright O·O) at Cincinnati
(8trtnyl 8-10) .
New York (Swan 6-4) •I Chicago (Jenkins
8-12) Sin Diego (Mon1etuaco 8-11) at Houston
(Sulton 10-11
Si n Fr1nclaco (Lakey i-8) 1t All•nta (Cowley 1·2), n
Montreal (~ 1-9) at Phlladtlpllla
(Cortlon 14-8~ n Plnaburgll (Clndtlarta 8-4) at SI. Louis (L•P~nl s.n n
Al'Mficaft Leegue '1118TQAm
lncll-.2. .........
Texaa 000 000 000-0 4 0
Cltvoland 010 010 0011-2 10 0 Schmidt, Darwin (llJ and Sundb1rg: Sliker, Splllner (8) and HUMy. W-8arker,
11·8. L-Scllmldt, 2·3. S-Splllnor (15). HA-Cltvtlend, Heuey (3). eacOMDo... ...._.. .. ,......
Texu 000 000 020 3-5 8 0
CIWeland 000 010 001 2-4 10 1
8uteher, Oenvln ft). Mall-( 10). Corner
(10) and w-. Sundberg (II): Sorenatr1.
Spl4lner (I ) and Band<>. W-MaUack, 5-5
L-Sptllntr. M . S-Comer (8). HR-Te ....
Perrl1h (7). Clevelend. Harrah (221
A-111.754.
l'tlllT GAME on-. 7. "°" So• 2 Boeton 200 000 000-2 8 o
8111\morl 000 043 OOJl-7 10 1
A1lney, Burgmeler (5). Aponte (Ill end
Allenson; O. Martine Ind Oernt>MY. W-D
Merllnez, 11-11. L-R1lney, 8-4. HR-
Boeton, Rice (18).
•COMDO..-llood Soa 7, Dftolot 8
BOiton 120 010 030-7 11 o
Baltimore 000 800 000-8 8 o Torra.. a.... (4) and Qedman: Stewart, Orlm1ley (5). T. Martinez (8) end Nolen.
W-Clear, 9-4. L-Grlm1ley, 1·2 HR1-Boston, Evana ( 18), Rice 117). Lanalord (8),
Slaplaton (SI) Baltlmore, E. Murray 1181.
Salcata (41, D#)'er (15). A-40.1177. .,
.._. 1, •rue .i.,. • Mllw1uk.. 301 200 100-7 12 O
Toronto 000 300 100-4 9 2 Vuckovich, Fingers (7) and Simmons;
Clency, Ottlll (4), 0. Murray (8) 1111<1 Whfll. W-VUCl<ovlch, 12-4 . .l.-Olenc:y. 8-10 S-
Flt1QW'1 (24). HR-Mltweuk ... Cooper (21),
Simmon• (18). Motltor (11), Toronto-Whltl
(10). A-16,575.
O.trott ~~ ~ :00-s 10 i Kan ... Cit~ tOO 011 101-• • 0 P. Undtr]IWOOd and ,..,rlell; a otelllo, AtrMt'OftO <•)Ind 8tauon1. w-u~.
S·7. L-AmillfOllO, 3-:I. HR.:..~ Chv.
Wllll• ti), ~1\11 1111). Ottrott. Lemon (1~ A-27,li ...
MetlMnl,OakleMt
8•1111 ooo 102 ooo-3 1 1
Oakland 000 000 200-1 I I Ml.l',loor•. Vandt IWg (7~ ClllCIMI (ti an<!
8wa tl, L1n,ford Ind M. Heath. W-Ml.MOOla, I . L-Lll'IQIOfd, 1·12. 8-
Caudltl t19), HA-8Mttle, Zlllll (11), Bocllll (7). Ollllland. LCIPll (t). A-10,318.
Twlnel,A....,_4 MINN .. OTA OAUl~A
•rt11tt arhlll Mltchtll Cf 5 1 0 0 Downing If 4 1 0 0 Wlllltngtn 2b 4 0 1 2 0.0,_ 311 5 3 3 4
Srvnan1ky rt 4 2 3 0 RtJaci<ton rt 4 O 2 O
Hrbek lb 40 tO Baylordh 4000 Weld II 4 1 1 2 Lynn cf 3 0 0 0 GHlll 3b 4 0 0 0 RoJteleeon lb 3 0 0 0
JottnlOn dh 4 0 0 0 Grlcll 2b 3 0 1 0
8uter1 c 4 1 1 0 Foll • 4 O 0 0
FHdo 11 3 0 I 0 Boone c 2 0 0 0
Wfllongpr 0000
Totll• 36 6 10 • Totlll1 32 4 8 4 looN br 111ft11198 MlnnMOfl 000 120 020-5 Celllornle 102 010 000-4
OP -Cllltornll I. LOB -Mlnneeota 6, Celltornte 1. 28 -WHhlngton, BNnaneky.
HR -OtC1noea 3 (111). Wtrd (11~ 8 -Ro.
Jacttaon.
Mlftneeota "' H 11 111 N eo
Hlvtnl (W\8-71 8'1\ 8 4 4 5 4
Flllton (S,3 ,.. 0 0 0 0 2 c alltorlllll Renko IL,11-3) 8 10 5 5 I 8 Qotu 1 00002 WP -Renko. T -2:23. A -28, 1114
AngetaY8fegM
IAT'TlMO
AlllHHflMlll'ot. 345 ee 100 14 54 .2"
3t8 51 95 1 29 .m
399 74 117 18 « .293
374 58 107 19 &4 .288 3311 54 .. 25 80 .277
410 50 112 18 66 .273
Lynn c-Oownlng
O.Cinces
Re. JadtlOn
Baylor 8tnlquez Ro Jtckson
Boone Qrlch Foll
Clark Fe<gulOn Wit long
Burleson
Kel-Totllls
93 14 26 1 9 .2811
83 7 22 t 13 .266 308 21 82 .. 38 .288
334 42 811 11 48 .283
330 38 88 2 311 281 8-4 8 18 2 5 .250
55 s 12 1 4 .218
125 14 22 0 7 . 175 45 4 7 0 2 .158 31 .. 1 0 0 032
3581 509 977 113 472 .273
mcHtNO
It' H M 10 W-L lllA 0 0 0 0 0-0 0.00
53 315 30 28 2-1 1.70 Tlar>I HUI Mr
Witt 109¥> 101 37 54 5-3 3.45
A He Aenli n Zelln
Kleon
ForlCll
Sine,_ Qotu
Corbitt
Totals
52 45 23 40 3.3 3.48
121Wt 1211 a1 66 t-3 3.50 14&¥. 141 51 52 11·5 3.82
88 78 32 411 .... 3.152 159 150 3& 51 10·7 3.74
53 53 24 33 3-2 4.311 54 53 24 311 S-3 4.87
12.... 65 33 48 1·9 5,23 1182¥1 907 345 463 59-48 3.74
Netlonel Leegue CulM&,...._O
Nft York 000 000 000-0 3 0 C111ceao 200 201 OOx-5 12 2
011f. O.oaco (&). Zach~ (I ) and Stearns;
Bird end MC<elond. W-Blrd, 7-10. L-Qetf.
0-3. HA-ClllCago, Ourl)am 115). A-13.070.
"1llllet 3. IE•poe 2
Montrtll 000 002 000-2 8 2
Philadtiphfa 000 003 00.-3 IS 0
Pllmei. Burrll (II). Reardon (8) end Carter; Kn.lkow, Monge (8). Reed (81 end B. Oiu. W-Kruko~. 11·15 L-Palmar. 6-4. S-Retd 18). A-34,306.
Cerdlnele 4, Pkatee 2 Plllaburgh 000 010 010-2 8 1 St. LOUii 100 030 OOx-4 8 1
o. R~neon. Niemann (7). Scurry (8) and
T. Pena: Forsch, Sutler 1111 and 0. Porter.
W-Forscll, 11·5 L-0. Robinson. 11-6. S-Su11er (22). A-20.253.
MtrOll 7, "edrM 8
San Otego 003 002 001 oo-e 11 1 Houlton 010 131 000 01-7 111 1
Welsh. Chltf" (8). O.Leon (Ill and Swtal*':
Knepper, LaCose (6), LeCorte (8). Moffitt (9)
and PuJol1 W-Molfftt. 2·3 L-0.Leon, 4.4 HR-Houston, Pujols (3). Howe t3l. San
Oltoo. Leltbwr (11. A-18.801.
Qlente8, 8rawee *
Sen Francisco 000 101 004-8 12 0
Atlanta 003 ooo 000-3 s o Gete. B<etntno (7). Minion (81 and Mey.
Brenlev (71; Camp. C. Diaz (II~ Garber (1).
Hraboel<y f9). Beclroaien (II) and Bentdlet.
W-Mlnton, 11·4 L-Uarber. 8-S. HA-Allenla. Horner (221. San Frenchco.
O'Malley (2.1. A-21.4811
Trevino pulls out
64th PGA title up for grabs
t
' T ULSA, Okla. (AP) -Lee
Trevino, recovering from surgery
on his back , w as for ced to
withdra w from the 64th PGA
national championship.
_ Scott Hoch,_ winner of the New
Orleans open earlie r this year,
former PGA champion Doug
F ord and J im Ferree a lso
withdrew from the 150-man field
that will begin play Thursday in
the last of the season's Big Four
Rolf event.I.
They have been replaced in the
pa1rlnp for the first two fOundS
at the Southern Hilla Country
Club coune by touring pros Bill
K.ratzert. Jim Nelford, Lyn Lott
and Mark McCumber.
A spot al8o had been reaerved
for the C.anadlan Open winner.
Since Bruce Lietzke, who won
that title fOf the eecond time last
weekend, p r eviouely h a d
qualifled for the PGA. that place
went to Jim Dent. .
The PGA did not 1peclfy ,reuona for the w it hdrawal of
Hoch, Ferree or Ford.
Hoch, however, baa m ined
1everal prevtou1 toumamenta
due to a m\llcle pull in h1a che9t.
Trevino, who has auffered
chronic back e~~blem• since bebtc ftnd by UChtnil>c dwina the 1970 Western Open,
widerwent IW'lfJl'Y t,o relieve a
ne.rw problem ln hia blick latt
weekend and II ~ in a ,... hie -.1n Dallu. °' ... Wll lnduewd
-Grid~ Rall of ram. i.t ,_.., t.t lllt.k Nick.IMa tor
the 1974 PGA championship and
has two U.S. and two British
Open titles among his 38 career
victories.
The last of t hose came last
season in th e Tournament of
Champions.
This season , however, the back
trouble bas recurred and Trevino
has struggled through the worst
year of his career .
In 18 starts, he bas won money
in only six tournaments. He has
missed the cut iJ? six others, been
diaquallfied in one and withdrew
from five more, including last
week's Canadian Open.
He played only nine holes in
that tournament. waa in pain BO
severe he could not bend over to
pick the ball out of the cup,
w ithdrew and we n t home to
Texas· for eurgery.
Tre v ino •aid he w ould be
releued from the hoepital today.
b e playing g o lf again by
Saturday and be able to return to
the tour in two weeks.
"It (the ~) ia one of the
reuons I haven t done well th.la
year," he said. "l went ahead and
tried to play anyway. I waa too
har~-headed to get anythin1
done before now.
1'Wbeft VOW' back burtl, )'OU
get weak,'' he 'ldded. ''I Md no
power to bit the ball any place. It
bu.rt all the Ume, but °'°'tlz
when 1 wu IWtnalna. I Cou.ldn t
hlt down on the ball. I jun Sot
dnd of lt. I dedded to to abMd
and aet lt con'eded. '!be tbnlnc
18n't the be8t, but I jult Md ta pt
it done.''
Ood11n.e...._1
CINCIMNATI 1.M .,._,., ........ .., .....
MW..cf aooo kaat 4 1to w11111er 11 ao10 ~°'•tu \'Mtf 1000 ..._ 11 3000 ~ M4010 Ouerrwo rt 4 010
OrlMMn ti> 4 o o o Ci9Y Sb 0 0 I 1
8-lfl 311 4 0 1 0 owwv 11> 4 0 0 0 HOtlllotd« rt 4 0 0 0 9'llMll M 4 0 0 0 O..ter 21> 4 o 1 o 8ololcll o a 1 2 1 TteYlno o 3000 WtlOll p 4 t 1 o P .. lote p 2 0 1 0 HoM p 0 0 0 0
~p 0000
8llltl'* Pll 1 0 1 0 Harrle,p 0000
Tollll :u o 8 o To1.r1 SS 4 10 4
~lty .....
Loe Angetel • 000 010 210-4
ClnelnNll 000 000 000-0
DP-LOI Anotlee 1, Clnalnnatl 1. LOI-
LOI Angel" 10. Clnclnniitl 7. 28-Sax, Sclo1cl1, Bllttnar. HR-L1ndrHU• (6),
Scloec1a (4). &B-E. Hllner. 8-8••·
1. .. .,...... ... " ........ 0 Welcll {W, 12·7) 1 8 O o 2 7 8.HOM (S, 12) I! 1 Q O 0 0
C:IMl!IMll
P .. tore (L.H) 8... 8 3 3 8 2
LMlty '1\11101 Hertle I 10001 W9lcll Pllclltd lo 1 llelltr In the Ith.
WP-Yle loll, Liiie y. 111111-Weloh. T-2:37. A-18,319.
Top 10
(hMdlllt:llltMt9)
AfdRICAN UAOUI
Wll90n, KC
Yount, MH
Herrlll. 018 Whllt, KC Pectorell, Clll
Hrbell, Min
Gentner. Mil Cooper, Mii
Ottol1, Tor
Bonnell, Tor
QAl"HP'ct. 79.3-43 47 117 .341 ee see 111 132 .332
102 402 711 133 .331 t 1 332 60 106 .328
80 293 37 IM .321
111 351 54 114 .320
80 265 21 84 .317
117 40fl 85 128 .315
99 425 93 134 .315
111 295 411 113 .315
Home ltuM
0 . TllOn'lu, MllwllllllN. 25; "9. .,.._,
Aftllle. •; ThOrnton, CltYelend, 24; OglMe ,
Mllwtull ... 23: Harrell. CltVtland, 22. .. _ lettecl In
McAH . K1n1H Cl1y. 94; Thornlon, Clevetend, 81; Cooper, Mllweukee, 78;
Luzinski, Chlce go. 72: 0 . Thome• MllweukM, 11.
l'ttcMftg (1' DeoleloM) Vukovich, Mllw1ull••· 12-4; Burns, c11101go, I 1-4, Guidry, N..,. York, 10,4;
Caudlll, S..llle, 10-C; Clllr. BOiton. e-4;
Sutclllfe, Cleveland, ~; Zttm, Aftetle, 11-e.
NA TIOHAL L.IAOUIE
Ottvtr. Mon 102 381 ao 123 .317
~ .. ~ 8127&48 81 .318 McO.., SIL 71 248 28 717 .313
Knlohl, Hin 104 397 54 124 .312
Ourliem, Chi 99 393 51 112 .309
Carter. Mon 97 351 51 l()f .308
J. Rey, Pll · 102 415 &a 128 .304
Lo Smith. SIL 101 3811 85 118 .913 Ru. Jont1. SO 89 323 58 98 .303
T. Pena. Pit 811 331 31 100 .302 ..._.._
Murphy, Ati.nta. 211; Klngmtn. New York, 28: Horner, Alf1111ta. 22; Ctrier, Montrtel, 21;
lelltr, .,.....,_, IOI Clark, S«n Frencilc:o.
20: o-o, ~ at: J. Thornpeon, Plttsburgt!, 1~ Schmidt. PNi.cltlpN1, 19.
11-htttdln
Murplly, Atlenta. 74; Oii-. Montreal, 70:
Hendrick. St. lout1, 89; Cla rk, Sen
Francisco. H ; Klngm1n. New York, H ;
C8rltr. Montretl, 81; LtzcMo, Sen Diego,
87: o.mwo, Dodten,ee. ""°""" (1) DeolaMM) P. Nlekro, Atllllltl. 10-3: 81\ow, Sen OleQo,
10-3; Rcgera, Montrtel. 13-4; Foreeh, St. Loull. 11·5: Lotlw. Sen Diego. 11-5; ......_ Dod9tf•, 11-7: O. AoblMOI\, Plttaburgh, 11.e; Krullow. PllHadtlphla. 11 ....
LITTU! LEAGUE AU-8T ARI ~~-~tr::=>
(al ........ f'Wtl, .... T--, .. .,._
Horlhaut S1nta Ana 1, MIHlon Viejo Nortll 0 (Mlelion VltjO Nonll ellmlnlled)
Central Garden Qrove 4, WHt Yorb1
Lindi 1
TOllltflt .. 0-
WHI Yorba Und• Ya. NortheHt S111111 Anl. 7 """'*''• a.... Cenlr•I Qard•n Qrove ••· Wee1 Yorba Und•North9Mt Senta An• wtr>ner (enother
game will be pl1yed Friday nigh! 11 1 II Ctl'llrel G#den Oro... IOeM Tllutadty)
IECTK*AL TOUMUH•HfT (etlloell1wood) ,......,. . ._..
Ocanview N11lon1I (Olttrlet 82) 8, W•1 Lakewood (Olatrlet 31) 2
Tonltlhr1 0..-
(et "-tll11wood)
Norwalk Ctntrel YI. OcMnllltw Natlonel. 5:30 (al Ocetn ... w A-1All U. , .... ,
8el1 Gardena YI. W..t Lakewood. 5:30
11-...,-olde
DIVletONAL T~
(at a-tt "'9h. La "'-'tt) TOflllflt'e 0-
Eut Yorb• Uncle VI. Eacon<tldo-BeldWln
Parll wlnn«, 5:30 Fiiimore VI. Culver Clty•EHI V•lley
winner. 5:30
TiluncltJ'• 0..-Corona Netlonal n . Koblnwood. 5:30
OUT -Lee Trevino pulled
o ut o f the P GA
ch ampionships because of
recent back surgery.
Area athletes
vie at AAU
MEMPHIS -The MU/USA
JunJor Olympic Gamee, featuring
athlete• 18 and younger, Jett
under way today and ~ the
competitor• ls the Newport
Water J>olo Foundation wam,
coache d by Newport Harbor
Hiah C.0.Cb Bill Barnett.
Barnett'• crew~ of Dian
Crow, Brian Del Valle. Jan
n.Vrt.. Art Jeppe, Lett Jemen,
Andre LaWIOft.i. ans Lulcmky.
David OO>anntll. Orarit a~.
Matt Tlnaler, Colln ~
and Mib lllrue.
Thu rear =rtMy .. hi..,
, 4 I • 1
TwtM at ~ 7·30 .,....,. .. • 9:35 r•at ..... 1 AMlll~N5 ..... al s..llM. 7·35 ..... et s.ttle, 1:8S
Atlanta tt .....,., 1:35 Allllll• at ....... 7:J5
11 12 11 14 ~alfWlfll.5'35 ... at Twin., 12:16 • .._. at ORiand, 7:3S • ... at OMllM.1:85
at ..... 7:H Cltntt ti 09dltn, 7.35 G.llllb at ......... 7:85
&..-.......... T\IHDAY'I ..,.,.,. ~ ..... , ............ _.....,
.... ... llACa. 380 ~"' e.ner ,ludOtmlnt (Hlr1) 3 IO a,eo 2.40
Wtt Vieforlan (OrHQtr) 2.IO 2.IO FMCtnltlng Widow (!Aick~l 1.00 Al~ r**91 M• ._......, """811evtll~.
01'(1 Pauta. CllOu Fleur, Ml .. Snuiy Mdon. v-l\tQueet, Roc:k Of! ~· Time: f7.943.
• UAC:TA (1-41plUd 114,80.
MCONO MCL 400 yard•
Ml• SllYtr ~ (Crilf) 11.40 11.00 3.20
1 uo s.oo 3.20 Dille Sis (T rM1<1re) \ 5.40 3.20 Fly Llckldy Spilt (Adllr1 2.80
AllO r~: SIMI< Batacuda, Win For Tiny,
Etdahl>O, TWo Ambtee.
Tlme: 20.32.
TitlllD MCL 350 yvd1.
SllOOI tBard) 8.40 3.80 2.80 ~ 8hM CIUllc (Ctrdoz.11 4.80 2.90 Proud Mtmorlea (Hart 2.80
AllO r1ced: Camlllo De Oro, Overllm• Fog, L9llty'1 Rebel, Slngln SwNI.
Time: 17.tO.
•C>Uttnt llACI. 3SO y11rd1, Str1t1 JMll (Btrdl i2.20 11.00 5.20
S.11 8ondtm1111 (P1<1llnt) 5.80 3,00
Top Em Up (Frydey) 2.80
Aleo rec»d: "'11 .Jewel, Codya Pop, Moat
Hippy ClllC•. Mr. Comic, Bvg• Ml4ltllne,
Smooth Dell~, lndlafl war O.ncer. Time: 17.91. • IXACTA 11·21 peld 178.00. .
""" MCI. 350 yerds Hae Kolek (Cr9111tr) 8.llO 4.40 3.20 SOlllllY Jet (Pauline\ 8.00 5.80
Ar"*I Jon (Bard) . 8.00
At10 rtced; Jett 0 Luck, Sooner Kltarrlvtd, Duck N Run, ToP Racer.
Time: 17.91.
SIXTH llACI. 350 yerd1.
Lil S~y Six (H8r1) 9 40 4.40 3.80
Cold RoQ11111 (L.lekey) 3.80 3.20
Euy Oouble Too (Almu...,.) 5.IO AtlO racod: Me Chetott ... Quick ScrMn,
Baltlln lnnaoon. Caretul Calflneota. Noconu Cherolleo, LIOI Soont, Gotllta C Rocket.
TliM: 17.113. •
• UACTA (8·41 paid $3UIO.
llYENTH M CI . 350 yard1. Joi Sel Re0 (Htrll 14.00 5.40 3.80 o--1 Son (F~dly) 3 .00 2.40
No Pot Limit (Tonka) 3.80
A110 raced: Annie F1ye. HH In Fllght. Klnnlklnnlck, Heppy Hazurd, Bat S.tty.
Tim« 18.21.
12 HACTA (4·81 ptld $32.40
l lOHTH llACE. 870 yard1
Anni HI (Hllltl 3.00 2 60 2.40 Town And Sack (Arm1trong) 3.60 2.80
Noll)! A-'> (Paulintl 3.00 Also r1ce<1; Win Polley, Bobby Oh Oh,
E~ FuhlOn. LuYdeck. Time: «.S4.
12 IXACTA t3·7) Plld 113.80.
12 fltCK IMX t•· 1-1·8-4·7) pllld 1 13,1177.60 with 3 wlnn•r• (llll horaH): 12 Pick SI~ coneolatlon peld 1121.20 wl1h toe wlnnera (flvo .__i
NINTif llACI. 350 yardl.
8llhop Cit (Hlllt) 7.00 4.00 2.80
Whel Trouble (Pauline) 18.20 8.80
StudlO Orlve (Bird) · 12.60
AISO rlOtd; TumbMwetd Ace. Tretln. B<ed
in the Purple, D•m• Oi""°"d, Sir Jet Bug.
Corporlle Jtl, AUIOCf811C. Timt· 17.114.
12 EXACTA (Ml plikl $122.20 ..
Altendenct -7.113
All'T'S u.-=:o er .... "='1..cti) -58
angltrl. 108 b-. 1 barrtcuda, '17 bonito, I
11at11>ut, 84 mackerel. 15 rock ll1h, 1
cebuon. II acu1p1n. 4 ~· DAVIY'I LOCKlll (NewjHH't ... ch)
-185 engtere. 10 barrtcud•. 14 bonito. 243 ctlk:o baM, 107 mackerel. 135 rock cod.
4411Mndb-. OANA WHAM -313 eng1tr1. 800 blM.
8 bauecuda. ISll bonito, 2 halibut, 1,082 mactteret, 207 roek 11111. SIEAL elfACH -t 15 eng1er1. 1S
barracuda, 1 bonito, 3 llallbul, 300
mecktr•I. 794 und ban. 10 sc:utpln. (_,,.) 58 englerl. 7 hellbul, 285 meckerlll,
1 ICUlptn, 220 ~ 1111\, 225 wtllle crteker.
SAN DIEGO (H&M l.a11dh•o> -68& 1n911r1. 772 elbacore. 1 bluefln tune, I
ytllOWfln lllf\I.
Giant• at .,.,..,., J :es
WOl'NAeudoca.... ( .. -it:'......,}. c...-......,., ......... "~
100 ,, •• -1. Jor;o1111e ~··' OtrmlnyJ. eo.1•: 2. RoWC1Y o.in.. u.1.1. 50.t1; s. ,,., JofllMIOll (llw.dtol), ~;
4. Ollrl• Cav1nauoh (U.8.). 60.32; 8. Olrk Alcllter (t! .. t Germany). 50.10; 8. Pelle
Hotmer11 !8Mden). IUl; 7. Cyro Ottgaclo
(Brull), $1.fl; 11, .. an1 Kro.. (Holl1n<1).
&1.88. 200 blCk -1. Akik Carey (U.8,), 2:00.12
(Meet record~ 2. Sendor Wledar (Hu'1Q1~). t:o 1.3 1; 3. ~ank 8attruac:11 (Ell1 Germany). 2:01.51; ... Vl1dlmlr Sllemeloz ISovlet U!'IOnl. 2:01.72; 8. St-8"nle0tt {Miaalon
Vl1jo). ~:03 00; 8. Carntron Henning
!C.n1d1). 2:03. 11: 7. Sergei Zabolotnov Soviet UrJIOnl, 2:03.64; 8. Ricardo Prado
Brllllj, 2:04.~.
•-·• Swlmflllnt 400 frH -C1me1a Schmidt fEHt Germeny}. 4:06.98: 2. Petri Scllntidef IE.Ht Qenn1111y~ 4: 10.08; 3. Tlfteny Collen (Miiiion
Vleto). ,.; 11.15; 4, Annetlet Mau (Hotlend).
4: 12.21; 5. Joleoda van de M-(Hotllnd).
4:12.40; 6. M•~b•th Llnzmtltr (MIHlon
Viejo). 4;12,72: 7, June Croft (Britain). 4:1(48: I. &al Beumer (Au1trlll1), 4:15.52.
100 lleck -1. Krhtln Otto IEHI Oerm1ny), 1:01.30 (Mfft rec~d): 2. In•
Kl•b•f (EHi Germany). 1:01.47; 3. Sue Wiii/i (U.S.), 1:02.88: 4. LttlH• Oorchakova (~Union). 1:02.92;'5. Ctrmen SUNciu
(Romenla). 1:03.32; 6. Mmilon Alzpors
(~r•n~•I. 1:0 ... 77: 7. Jol1nda de Rover (Hollend). 1:04.78; 8. Yolende Vander
Slrelen (l!elglum). 1:05.21.
u.1. c1a, coun cfulmolonaftlpe
(al lltdlon"' ale) ...,, .• ,.,.t llOUftd ........
Peter McNamer• (Au•tralt1) def. Georges Qoven (France>. 8-3, 4-8, e.1: ...., •• IMOlld .. _... ........
Hen1 Slmonteon (Swoden) del. Guillermo
Vllu (Argentina). 8-4, t-1; JOit Luis Clerc: fArgenllne) def. Jerome Potier (France), 8-4,
8-1; AndrM Oornt2 (Ecuador) del. Thierry
Tut11n• (France), 8·4, 6-4; Jimmy Arias
(U.S.) dof. Bred 0r .... t1 (Au11rtlla). 8-4, 8·•. Mel Purcell (U.S.) dal. Stamo1 Birner
(Czechotlov1kl1). 7.5, M : Joedllm Ny1trom (Sweden) dof. 8tl1121 Taroczy (Hungary). 6-7,
8·3, 8-C.; Guy Forgtt (F•anca) det. Jolln
Aleunder (Auatrella). 6·4, 6·4, Freddi•
seuer (South Alrlo•) d•I. van w1n11skl (U.S.). 8-3, 8·0: Jimmy Brown IU.S.) de . RlmMh kmhnan (Ind~). t-2. t-2; MIU Cel\lh
(U.S.) dtl. Fernendo tuna (U.S.). 8-1, 2-8.
8-6; Meta Wllander (Swtden) def. Jose-Lui• 011mlent (Uruguey). 8-1, 1-4. ·-·•IMOllCIAOWlll ........ Virginie Ruzlci (Rom1n111 def. Suun
R~llnlOn (Soutll Africa>. 3.e. M . 8-1; Pller
VUQUN (U.S.) def. Pam Caule IU s.i. 0-8, 8-1, 8-0; JoAnnt RuSMll IU.S.) dof.Corlnnt
Vtnltr (France). 8-2. 2·8. 8-2; Ouk HM Let
(Soulll Kore•) dof. Petrlcta Murgo lh•I)'), 8-0.
8-0; C1therlnt Tanvter (Frenct) Cltl. Leura Arrey• (Peru). 8-1. 8· 1; tv1111ne Medruga-
OIHI (Argentine) det. Jennifer Mu'ndel
(South Africa>. 8-1, 8-0; Olene Fromhonz
(Au1tr1ll1) def Rena11e Tomenova
(CztchOllOV•kl•). 7.5, 4-1 retired; Kalhy
Rlnllldl (U.S.J def. Elise Burgin. (US.). l-1. ....
Min'• toumanMnt (otC ............. OMo) first llound ..... ...
Jimmy Connort (U.S.) def. Merk 111"'9
(U.8.). 8-0. 8-2; Vlo1or Am1ya tU.S.) del.
Andy Andr.-(U.S.). 8-3. 8-3; St-"e Denton
(U.S.) def. Meu.W:. Hunler (U.S.). 1-3. 2-8.
8-4; 8r1en Gottlrled 1u.s .1 del Tim
Qulllckton (U.S.), 8-4, 8-1, Chip Hoo~
(U.S.1 Ott. Mike l.eoc:to (U.S.). 1-6, 7-8: Bob
luu (U.S.) def. Wr..,. PlllllOn (U.S.1. 8-2.
7-5: Ernie Fem.Moz (Puerto Alco) def. Pat OuPre (U.S.), 8-4, 1-2; Kim Serton (Au1trall1)
def. Sten Smith (U.S.). 7-6, 4-6, 1-3: Jotin
Sedrl IU.8.) dof. 011111t VI-(South Alrlce).
6-7. e-1. 8-2.
UITA champlonltllpe
(at Ktlomaroo1 Midi.I
Third ......... '"' ... · 11o,. 11
Rlchtrd Lnch (l1111une BtliChJ def Larry Scott (Merrldc. N.V.I. 7-8. 7-5: Tim Pawaat (Santa Anel dtl Jim Beuman (Ptloenla), 6-1.
8-3 . ..,. ,.
Joaepll Blake (Henderaon. N.Y.) del
Scott Brownet>erger (Corona <let Mtrl, 6-2.
5-2. 11ore 1,.
MlcllHI Brlgg1 (Newport Beach) del.
Rlymond Aslltre (81oornlleld Hiiia. Ml<:h.),
8-4.8-2.
•• •••• .----·~ ' .. -· I
NAICAR•..._...
llCMNTL.UData 1. Terry Labonte 2. Bobby Allll()ll
3. Deuell Wlltrtp 4. Buddy Arrlng1on
5. Oele Earnhtrdl ~: ~rya!:'~ard
8. Morgan 8htphtrd
MOMY L&AOCJll 1 Dlrrtll Wellrlp 2. Bobby AIOIOn
3. Terry Labonte
4. Dalt Eernhardl 6. Richard Petty
8. Ron Boucherd 7. Benny Parson•
II. Jody Ridley
9 CINI Yarl>orough
10 Harry Gent
CART etendlnge (lhf~h A119. 1, 1112)
1. Gordon Jollncoct<
2 Marlo Andrelll
3. Bobby Rahal 4 Rick MNrt
MofttrlMdtrt 1 Gordon Jollncock
2 Riek Meera
3 MtrlO Andrt111
Pro bowtlna NA TOUfUtAMINT
(81 WaulltgM. Ill..)
Flf111 lllMHMf ~
1 Mike Ovb<n 2 Jim Miiter
3 Ray Buctctey 4. J1mm1e Prllll Jr
5. Guppy Troup
2.112 2,7'17
2,6111
2.3811 2,312
2.2M
2,255
2.240
1446.375
395.230
21511.llM
257,925
241.355
2 14.441 211.lltli
194,930
177,815
150.200
161
151
138
125
$450,800
309,814
169.130
7.1155 7,843
7.797
7,788
7.721
Tueectar'• Tranucttone 'OOTaALL NatltMI, ............
CLEVELAND BROWNS -Wetvod Kovln McGiii, olfen1lve teckle. Announced the
retlrament of Henry ShlPP•rd, offtnllvt ou•rd. · GREEN BAY PACKERS -Announced the retlremen ot Mika Hunt. HneblCker.
HOUSTON OILERS -RtlffM<I Larry Jones. running back: Johnny Even1. ouarterback..pun1er: Donnie Lo-.., a1rong
Miily: 1nd Kelly Klrcllbaum. Hnebecker.
K.ANSAS CITY CHIEFS -Waived Bob Certer, cornerbeck; Jim Klldahl,
quar1erback: Pele Perry, delen11ve ond;
Doug Sanks. running back; and Gerome
Beordon. 18fety. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS -
Announced tha retirement ol Well1ee F rltlcis, wide receiver
NEW ORLEANS SAINTS -Traded EfOll
Grooms. defensive lineman, to 11141 St. LOul9
Cerdlnlls for an undlllOloMd dfan cllolce in 1983. RelffM<I Caleb P-to, JIJllen M.,.. and Larry Weru. llMback.,...
NEW YORK JETS -Acquired Cllerlea
Cook, d•lenalve tackle. lrom 111• New
England PatrlOta on w.,.,.,.. Aeltaod Peul Hlll, linebtcke<; Fran!< Monetto. comerbtck;
and Chuck Cook. Nlety,
SAN FRANCISCO 40.a -Signed 01ve
Pear. delenllv• llneman. Sieve Kretnock. quarterback; and Al Kiigore end Peul
F-1e<mal:er. wtdt receiver's. Had Arctltt "-· Uneman. retU<ned to them u part ol
• eondlllonal trade with 1ht Ken111 City
Chltf1.
QOLF
PROFESSIONAL GOLFERS '
ASSOCIATION -Named Louie King
ex~ttw director. HOCKIY
Neltonll 1toc:t111 l.eogw
NEW YORK RANGERS -Signed Scot Klitnendortt, def9Nlt<Tltll. IOCClfl
EnelWll. .... WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS -
Flrwd Ian Gr1avt1. man-.
Cosla Mesa celebrates No.
Blackketter, Costello team up to win top honors
The Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club 15th
anniversary tournament is history and those who
participated say it was one of the best events to date
at the club.
Jack Blackketter and Joe Costello, both form.er
club presidents, teamed tQðer to win the charter
member tournament and to finish 10th overall.
Mike Dowd and Jim Rembold won the two-day
competition with 82 points with Rafe Riley and
Mike Riley in second place.
Lou Bellone scored an ace wjth a six-iron
recently.
The club membenhip is now up to 600 with
several openings still remaining.
The men's group will s tage a Las Vegas
111Cramble tourney Aug. · 14-15. Thi.a is a four-man
.cramble event with playen on different teama
each day. Deadline for entry is Sunday. • • •
JOE COSTELLO REMINDS one and all that
the.10th City of Co.ta Meta golf. tournament will be
staged· Sept. 11 and 12 and will again be known as
the WW Jordan Clamic. Jordan was first president
of the men's club at c.o.ta Meea..
The format for the tournament remaiN the
same with two da.l' ·of golf -one on each ol. the
two oounies, Lot Lap and Meea Linda, for all
players in all tuchts.
The dwnpionlhlp f.Uaht will be compeUna for
$6.000 in prU.e money, up-tl,000 from lat yt1et."The
entry fee i8 $60 and the field 11 fllllnl f•t IDCOl'dJ.na
to Cclltello, More than 100 pi.yen were tu.rne<l •w_, 1Mt year. 1tntry blanka .,.. available in moet
area pc'O lbope. • • • BL NIGVBL COUNTllY CLUB'S Sea c.oufttry Claulc 11 .cheduJ•d for .ThurlMlay ttiroulh
Saturday, Aq. 12-14 with the ClOIDpiltldon for
lwoem -limltlld to 71 •Via Tbe ftllld II f\dl 11JM1 tMre .. a~ ii& al lbe ~-~·--· .... ! ~'Tt:to1'°a~~=-=
HOWARD L.
HANDY.
represented with prizes· awarded for the 12 lbw net
and three low gross teams. • e •
WINNERS JN THE UTH annual member·
guest tournament at lrvirie Coast Country Club
were Don Macke of the host club and Dr. Eugene H.
Elvin of Costa Mesa Golf Club with a net acore of
250.
John Lornma of ICCC and James McGuy of
Mountain View CC flnished.aecond with 265 ~ with
a tie for third. Chet Paxton with guest Bob Cunard
of La Quinta CC along with John Teele and sueet
Jerry Helperin of Big Canyon CX:, each fih.l.shed at
270 \h.
In the ll'088 competition, Billy Donovan .net
guest Tom Pulliam of Willowick defMCed C..n
Wt.an and gul!!llt Chap Beehler of. Calabuu CC on
the first hole of sudden-deeth to win the title. Both
teema finished M holes with 9COret1 o( 303.
-·=ii!l!Plf '!:--:..=
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n1Mod '. taltttUf•, o•t•lnod • ~ a. ..._~ ...... •d ... ~on• '"'011 h It• Clovornlng OftM9 ~.. _.. lAel: AIO••ioe tor poeeiuiw ..,.., -Alnttlce, •f tllo "°"' entrenoe to ....... ..._.. ...-.....,_.. ....... crt ......... -,.... -w. ,....,,..s '° .. l>y u• ""... • lovernlng Lolne ... 1 I 1 .... oounty ~, 700 CMo .... ...... ... I •5pp. W .... ...,.. LAI.Aft JANIQIH • t r 1'1 • -• M " , wlll ttollW 1.111 to. Diii ...,_, ._...,. ,...,,.. '° • IAw -~ reo91vablet Oflt•r Drive Weit, l•nt• A_11_11 .-.-Ui&. •=="'·...,. w ~ JN«UN, ... ..,ldenta, ...,... ...... ,..,...\.oell not 1ew ltlen 111• a1>ov.0 •tae.d "OllTNOT", _.,.......,.to, taut .. _-' , .. -........... &.-u.._ -~"" .... tu-and otMr • ell that rlgh'1 tltte -• _...., aate ·•· _. f~ 1111 ~"' of On• 111ouHnd ....,"!~ttlR .-...... ,_... 1 lllM. ...iod Dlcle tor tho ewent of• not lalet tftln uie ~1tated -"' Pfll"'I-• '"'"""'• .. ,.. "" ·-· ~to"'° now held ...... ~two & no/100 Oolw9. i.t\11 II .,1tell llHH HI ..,..er ft ooMraae far tho M10Yt OfOMOI, t""9......, Mela fot tflO owerd of 1 ..... NIPflHnttna benk .,,.,,,i... by lt Mid Deed of TN9f In tho II U1toct de ... eollolter ol ~ °' tN United ltMee. end by _..... • • .._. ell .... llde-.. tio reoalWd In \fie"°' oonw.a tor._._....-. AMI 9ltate owned other than bank pNm"81 proPOfty oted In Nici County oonMto c1e un ...._.. en .... vl!M Of• Wit of .... .......,. In Utiflte, ••'•rr1 ·tto1Ht• ld•"Hflod al>ove a11d 1hell 1>0 ..,..._ ... .....,.tti.Dtooo All othlt..... 535 endlta'° u: uunto. d1berfa ttacorlo
MNtotlonlloueclon"""°l.1Ml.11P•1-1t1JP•••·•---. °'**'end~re.dalolldet ldenUll•,i •::a:i.,•nd 111ell bo T~AL e 25,108 PAM1Lt1 ~.:.:::,..~ .. " oom"'ended to ••II 111 t~ :.~:: '~ .... ~ !' .. ~ -.. 911o,,. .-.d tlrM end~ OllOfllCI lild r..o elOlld 111 Unit 1u • dlllllOd on Oil ~ .. o let _.. a ~ In tN County Of OIWlt' • ............. .., ,...,.....,_ • T'*9 wtll be a IH.00 d~t tho OllO " elMOd tlrM llld ploOe. · tll•t cort1ln condom m = ••oune, pu,...1 .., reg r-•
9*' Of ca11ton'111. ...,.. • ....._T THI-· ...... ~ requlr•cl tor 11011 Ht of l>ld n-. will be • tll.00 __. o.manct dlpoah9 of lndMdultl, partnetlhlpa roeordod Al>rll/11 1t71 ti• mp o , tollowe: 1, TOT _."'"~"' doolJ 11111t1 togLWent•"*t rtwm required ror .. ell Ht of bid and oorporltlont • 3,824 112t44, PIQI tt °' Oflldel de
1.ot 2M, o1 T,_ No. 11~1 • The Ptt"'°'* llM lllld a.,Pll~ II\ OOod oondltlon within 10 dey1 ~:!°ic&'::"'.:..~10NCum Tl-.-.-.... --"'-~. of lndMduale, 'f Oronoo11County. Calltornlia. '900!'dofl In lo.-111,,.... 4U IO CIOllCltnfnO '/OAltl tn#f110a, ~ -.,._ tflo bid oci.r11ng c11te. ., 900d dl)'I .,_ •N _,,. • ._ -· ..._ rARC& l
41, lnclu•lvo of Mleoen1"1ou• ~ 1t1o • *90"M wMNl'I 30 c11Y1 of 1aof1 bid lllll8l OOf1b1" ..,,o bl en.r VII bid opening date. pettnerlhlpa Ind ~lttonl 13,7~' /tll undMdld 11eo !n*911 In end ~In tlll Ofllol ol the <>renge 1111 d1t1 thel 11111 1ummon1 II ruponelve to 1111 contreot !Mfl bid muet oonbm Ind bl Oepoettt of lJnlt.O Stai• Gov9mment 37 to l.OI 2 of TrlGt No. 101S7, •
County "8oorcllt, COllfotnl&. _,....,on Yoll· '/OAM dtleult "'-Y bl docutnoftta. r11pon1lbt1 to tll• oontreot 0epottt9 of 8tlte9 and polltlcal aubdlvtlk>nt 9"0Wft on• llllP rooordod 1111 l>oOll Property 11 more commonly 1nt.-.d end the OOllf1 ffl"'J enter • 1ae11 l>ld6ef eflll IUbmlt. on thl fOOurnenta. 1 ha Untted 8 100 4 a e . p • o • • 4 I to O of =n-~1toge We~ ~~~":i: =i:~~ ... -i:~== ,:,::.,~-:;"o:.,:: Allno:.,_depoeltttatM S ~::nc:.=-~oo:>'O:..:,.::
T.,_ wflfl .. Ind ~ propeny, 1pouM1 ovppon, clllld eubcontrac1or. on tllll protecJI ae dOClulnlntl. a 1111 of the propoee0 c.rttfted and offtoer9' check• 766 with 111 lmprovemont1 llloroon.
t1"1m1nt1, 111r1d1t1m1n11 end. cualody, clllld eupl)Ort. 111orn1y req11lrM by 111t IUblett1no a11d tuboofltractott on tNI prOflet • Totat depotttt 18 588 IXCIOtlna thltoflom oondo•M~ ~ lhlrounto belonglno f-. COiia, encl Midi OIMr relllf M 8uboontractMG '* PractloM Act, required l>y tllo 8ubl1ttlng and T_._. ...__and ~, 4, 721 ' 11nlti t'f throuoll 158, lnalutlve,
0t ~ ~ may bO tlfMled by the court. Thi OCM, Codi loo. 4t00 • .eq. Subcont~ Fek Ptlctloeil Act. .,.., ""9t" .._.,.., located ttwoon. Pu•L1c NOT1ce ra Hl!REIY gernlltlmlnt of W9QIO. tailing of £ICl1blOOlr""*IUbmltwith1111 Gcwt. OOda aeo. •100 .. oeq, Totat time and MVlngt cs.poeltl 13,847 bc..,tlno therefrom 111 o11, 011 GMN Tilol on THUMDAY, AUG. money or property, or otlllt ~ bid c:ertltlH or c111111r•1 clleok E.cfl l>ld6ef mutt Mmtt with hie Federal fundl purch.aed and aaeurttlM 80ld rlgllta. mln1r111, mln1r11 r1011t1,
11, 1"2, It 10:00 o'dOC:tl, A.M. of eu111ottzod prOCOldlnQI mov _, peyllblo to 1111 OISTRICT or • bid bid certllled or oa1lller'1 cheok under ....,_,ta to 1'9pUrchaM 574 natural gH right• 1nd other t II e I d 1 y et M 1 In Lobby, ,_,i1, bond In 1111 form Mt fortll In 1111 ~ to Ille DISTRICT or a bid All 0 • ..__ l'-blllt'--1_ llydrOGOtbOn ~batenco1 below I Courttloule. 700 CMc c.M• Ortw D111d. Flbnlwy 18. t882 oontrllClt docMnollte II\ en amount bond In tlll totm 111 forth 1n the u... .. -'"' depth of 500 ,_. under tho Pllfml
Weal, City of lent• Ana. I wlll Mii LEE A. BRANCt4 not 1111 then 10 percent of 1111 contrect doeument• In en llmCMlt TOTAL LIABILITIES (excluding IUbordlnated of lend h1r1ln1bo111 d01crlb'd
1110 lbove d11orlb1d properly, ewtc, mulmum 1mounl Of bid 11 I not .... then 10% of the maximum not• tnd debefttutel 19,338 wlthOllt tho ~t of IUrlecl ll'lt<ru .. ::= ~~ ~ ~~ ~ M. Otten. ~~t!."~::'o::i:.:'r,'i: ~1~:.~.:i :~.,': '.'::'! Subordinated not" and dabenturee ~:;:!'ft0~~11~0~ ~'~\"mu:~
to Htl•fy Hid Judgment with Publl1h1d Or1ng1 CoHt 0111)' 11m1 I• 1werd1d to him. In tho prOl)OMd contrOllt " the -1s P•rtnetllllp recordH M•rch 30,
ln..,...t• end ooet•. to 1111 hlQMlt P11o1, July 14', 21, u . Aug. 4, 1982 IYOl'lt of ''"""' to enter Into Mid 1w.,dlcl to him. 1n the ewnt of Common atootc No. lhar• authOr'tzed 810,000 187t 1n 8ooll 1aoe1. Page toot of blclcllr, f<M' ceth In lewM money or 311i-82 con1r1ct, 111011 Hcurlty w111 bo r1111uto to enttr Into Nici oonttOllt, No. aharea ou1atandlng 800,000 offlclol r-clo. the Unlt9d Ste-.. torftlt. 1U011 MQUftty w11 bo fMllt. ( .. 1 .... 1) ~ 000 PMCIL a bolld et Sant• Ana. Cal"omla. Ptlll.IC NOTICE DISTRICT r~ tlll rlglll to Tllo Dt8TAIOT ,...,,_ the rtQllt S 1 1 per v __ 2•982 A11 1xolu1lv1 a•••m•nl ror
JUt t 1tU _._,. -or Jiii bid• or to wolve ony to r•rr: """" ~ Ill bid• or to wM urp U • partclng lllCI related purpoo11 CNer 1 ----.-.. -.,.-------...........:... · FICTITIOUI .,..... ·~,..... :-.z ...... r-::;~1 ...... -1nf--u10-In Unvlvlded profit• and rea•rve for tfl•t portion of Lot 2 of .aid Troct rvywv ""''""" .. -.. LAe a Ven~ N·--ITATI-11rogu1 ....... or 1nronne111111 In Oil)' -·· ...... -·-"" ........ -.,. ------~~~----te1T • .....,. om., l4lltl 1114 --· bide or In 1111 blddlnO· eny bldl or In the bidding. contlnaendet , No. 10137, Mellown on Exhibit "A" T·1-
....,_. 8No11, CA... Thi following Pll'IOlll lrl doing Pureu•nl to 1110 provl1lont of Tho Dl8TRICT 1181 obte6nod from and ot'her caoftal r.....vea (212) to tho ~lion of r•tr1c11on1 ror NOTa °" ~ Att1n1ey but111111 u: Soc\IOn 1m of tll9 Lob« Codi of the Director of !hi Dlpertmeftt of TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL 6 770 thl ~condominium, ,._Old .,,.,.,_.. IALll BRAD OATES, Sllerlll· ( •l H ILCO, (bl HI LCO, tho St111 or Callfornl1, the lndullrlel R1lat10111 tll1 general TOTAL LI ""BILITIES ANO EQU'ITY Apl1t 21, 1978 In Book 12844, Page ....,.., ..
COronlr MANUFA~RERS' REPRE· DISTRICT llU ol>t•lllld from 1111 pt9111111ng r•t• of per dlom weoee 1n "" e20 of omclal record• end ro· YOU AM • DOAULT ""°"'A County of~. CA SENTATIVE, 858 8uport()( A..,._, Director of 1111 D1pertm1n1 of llll ioc4Wlty In wtllctl lllle work ll to CAPITAL 26, 108 r.oorded Mey a, 1978 In Book DaD Of' TllUIT DAftD AUCIUeT ey K. B¥own. &1r9Mnt Colt• Mw A 82827. 1ndu1trl1I Rtlellon• 1110 91nora1 bO paiiolmod tor lldl cnn 0t type Amount• outatandlng u of report date t2MO, Page 578 of offlcllll record• tt 1 ... , UNL•t• vou TAK• PubllthlO ur1ng0 c;ou1 Delly lilltlwd AllOCle111 ll'IO., a prev111t1ng ,.... of per dlerft weoee of workll'I noeoocs to ....,._ the Standby lettert of credft total 1 024 or Or1ng1 County, C1lllornta, ACTION TO PROT•CT YOUR Pllol • .Ntf 21, 28, Aug. 4, 1982 01110 corportllon, 1858 Sul>l"lof Ind tho g1n1ta1 pr9\llllllng rate tor contrOllt. Suell ratae •• .. folloWe: Time certificated of' depoalt 1 (111r1lneft1r ror1rr1d to 11 ~. fTllAY M IOUt AT A 3174-82 Avenue, Coate M111, C111rornl1 holldll'/ llld OWJtlme wOfll In tlll Tiil lotelt publllhod W9 ,.._.. n .. Oocl1r1tlon" 11 c1rport 8peco lllUaJC IAlA. •YOU...., ltM ------------1 82827 tocellty Ill wtlloll thll work le 10 bO lrl on flll 1nd IVllllDll for d«lomlnatlont 153. Said H11m1nt It rurlhlr Dl'\AMATIC* °" ntm .... .,...
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ezclu.aively in the
Thie bu11n111 19 c:onductod by• porfotmod for MCtl cnlt or type of ln1peotlon In the office of 1111 Of $100,000 Of more 8,783 dotlrlOCI end d.cr1bed In Attldll M °" TM ~ w.'f
COf'POflllon. 1oc11111y Ill wHch thll work II to bO Director or Plly11ca1 Fec:lllt111 Other time depoetta In amount• of lllCI UI of the dodlnllon. YOU, you tHOULD COMTAOT A
Hllllerd a Auoclel• Inc. perlon1*I tor~ cr1ft or type of Plannlna.. •100 ooo or more ,.Mea 4: uwva.
John H. Hiiiard, worker llHdld to ••Kut• tll• Thi roreao1na ldlodUte of por • I A non-.xdUllve IMlmltll for I.a On the 20ltl -of """"*' Preeldlnt conit1C1. Ti-rei...,. on file 11 diem ••o•• r, bH•d upon a Average for 30 calendar days (or enc1 en)Oymlnt of tho common -1992 " !hi llOur of tt:OO a.m, It
Thia • ._1_t wu lllod wttti 1t11 111e: wortdng ~of alQtlt (I) 11ours. Thi calencfar month) ending with report dolilgrlatld 1n 11'11 dldltlllon, e9'd IN 8tl'l str11t .,._·of thl,;..
County Clerk of Onlngl County Oil DISTRICT office localod II Cout rat• of llolldey encl ~ work date: ....,,,.,.. being furttlor dlfll'9d Md COUnty Cour1tlOwa. ~ It 700
I ' 1•1y p•1m4. Juty 111, 1882 ~nit'/ eot11g1 011t11ct, Otflol lflel1 bl 1111111 ttrne encl -.ll.llf. Total depc>lttt 16,285 delcftbld In Ar1ldll n Md Ill of IM CMc canw o.tw w-. fotmerty I '19Ml'7 of Phy Fee PlannlnQ. 1370 Ademl II "*' bl menclatOty ucion the we t.._ un-a...--dlr__...._ att__. t ... ---...--...-. of C>ec:Unltlon. Tho etree1 add<-of known 11 100 w111 1111 8tr .. t, PubllahH Ortnge Coaat Dilly AVlllUI. Coet1 M-. CA. Coploe CONTRACTOR to wllom tll1 • '"' --v•-.i -.,..,,. _, '"'""''-.",_ Mid property: 153 S1r11mwood, lltulled In lho City oJ 8lnta Ana,
Piiot, JUiy 21, 211. Aug. 4, 11, 1982 may bl obtelnld on roqu1e1. A copy contract 1s -dod. lllCI l.IPOC'I erry thlt atatement of r..ouroee and llabllftlet. We decfare 1rv1n1. CA 92714. County of Orange, Stot• of
329&-32 of tt1010 r1111 lhall bl poet Id '""° aubooll1rac1or undlt lllm. to PIY not that It hu been examined by ua, and to the beet of our N "" • 1 n d • d d r •" o t 111 • c • llf 0 r n I•, co HT 1 NE NT A L _D_l_l_l_H--N-DJ--1-C_l_B..._ ___________ Job tlt1. loll than tile Mid~ rat• to knowtedge and betfef It la true and correct. blnetlclery •t wllOll req..-1 I~ AUXILIAAY COMPANV, • CllltOtnla
II ..,.,. bl mtllOll~ upon lhl Ill worillr'I ~ by "*" In thl JOhn p Blnattd Jr. I •I• 11 b. I ll G c 0 ll d u c t. d . corporotton ... Trueeea under Died CONTRACTOR to whom lhl execution of 1"9 contract. . I SHEARSON/AMERICAH EXPRESS of TRiit clltld MIG&* 2t 1982 oontrlCI 19 ewerdlcl, llld upon 1111'1 No bidder may wttlldrlw 1111 bid Dirt< C. Eldredge MORTAOAGE CORPORAT(ON ldCUtad by l&MC oouCHI en
aubcontrector undll" Nm. 10 PIY not lor 1 period of forty-five (45) ~ JOhn L. Caahlon 1n~f1Ct tor RHODE ISLAHO unmarried pll'IOll who ~Ired McRORJE 1982 at St. Catholic Church. '-thantlllMlchp•dflodr•t11to 11terthedet1Ntforthoopenlngof Olrectora HOSPfTAL TRUST NATIONAL 11111 .. 18AAC.DOUCHI. Oil
JOHN MCRORIE . a Ma.ofChrlstianBurialwill 111 wor1llr'llll'lptoyldbyllllmlnthe blclt. I Karel Garrison A11l1tant Vice BANK. 1201 EsHIQhllnCIA ..... San unmorriod man llld ~on 111ecutlort of IM contract. A p a y m 1 n t b o n d • n d 1 • ' Bomerdlno. CA 92404. Dlrectlonl to Slcltembor 22 1"2 • lnelrurrMnt resident of Costa Mesa, Ca. follow on Friday, August 6, No b4dder mey wttlldrew 1119 bid porfonnenoe bond WUI bl required President 1111 11>ov1 property may b• No 28581 .,; 8oolt 137S2 Page Puaed away on August 2, 1982 at 9:30AM, abo at St. ror 1 period of lorty..flvl (45) deye prior 10 execution of tho oontraot of the above-named bank do hereby declare that this obtelned by req~ Hm• In 2:z.e of offic1.1 Aooord• eoUnty of
1982. He was 8 mechanic for Joachim's Catholic Church. •tier the de11Mtr~1111 opllllng of lllCI 111111 bl In 1111 romi Mt lortti In Repott of Condition It true and correct to the beat of my ~t~om ~~ llrll bl~:,111~ 0renoe. Clllfomla. C to NCUr•
the S, __ , Gas Com"""n}l for In•-rment at r.......-1 Shepherd bide. 1111 contrecl document•. know1ed,,. and belief. t ... , ..,..,__om P"' en lndoblld,_ In avor of Bwlk of '6'-.. ..-· ""' """'Y" . A p • y m 1n1 bond • n d • Purauent lo S«:tlon 4590 of tho •-'" ,..,._ Amortca NatlOllal TRiit encl s......_ the past 19 years. e la Cem etery, Huntington pertonnenoe bond w1l1 bO requlrod Government COCll of tlll State of Karel Garrison Said ..ie Wiii bl made without Auooletlon • netlonll b:~ survived by his daughters Beach..a. Pierce Brothers prior to exlOUllon of 1111 contract Cefflomlo. tho contract wt• oonlalll July 28, 1882 covenant or warren1y. Hpr-or IMOOletlon j,y,....,,. of tho
J a c k 1 e B r 8 n n 0 f Bell Broadway Mortuary lllCI lhlll bO In lho form 111 1~11 Pf'ovllion• permitting the euecwtui Publlahed Orange Coa8t Dally Piiot. Aug. 4, 1982 lmpllod, u to 1111e. poe-lol'I or of 1111 ~lone_., thlraby, directors. In tlll contract documll'lta. bldclll' 10 aubotltuto eoc:urillll for ~2 ll'Q#nbranclrto uttafy the unpaid notice of wnlctl woe ~ on Weotminlter, Ca. and Irene purauant to Sectlol'I 45to of thl In'/ monoyl wlllll*d by tho Dll1rlct . be1er101 due on tho note or notoe Men:tl ao, 1ta2 II INllnllnlnt No.
Bridges of England, brother JONAS Gowmmlnt Codi of tho Stat• of 10 ..,_. porf~ under tho ·-.,. MftTIM'. r.a.IC NOTICE OtOur*9 by Aid Died of T""9t, to 82-108175 of Offtalll "-'di of WU1iam McBorie of ~n MILDRED P . JONAS, Ca1Hom1a. thl contract wt11 oontlln conlrect. ..--""'~ wtt: '28,900.oo. 1*.11 tho ro11ow1ng MldOrengoeounty,ondlftOf'ltNn "'d'"'IJ" resident of Newport Beach, prcMltoha pormlltlng the ..-.ful ~ Boord YOU AM. QIPAULT UNDml A "..-Olllm•lld co1t1, IXpllllll end ttwll rnOfltlll lleve ~ ..,_ and 3 grandchil ren. Ca Pueed w Aum11rt blcldlrtoaubttttut .. eoc:uritleelor 8y.NonnanE,W1'-'i DllD Of TRUil DAT•D NOllCll°"T""8ftrllALa odvan0111tthetlmloftllolnlti. IUdlreoordation.wlllll1toutllc
Services will be held on · a ay on --· any money• wlllllleld by tll• s.c:r .. wy. DICllll•R H , 1t11. UNUll T.._ ....... +#'I publc:lllon of ~ Notice of Sele: auction to the hlgho9t bidder .tor Friday, August 6, 1982 at 3, 1982. Born October 30, DISTRICT to eneur1 perlormance Boord of TN9l-YOU TAKS ACnoM TO MOTICT ..oRTMT NOTa TO oatlmatld truat11' ,_ end ooeta e.n"' 1 Cl8llhllt'a dlOOIC dr"'1 on
l l :OOAM at the H .trbor 1912 In Coshoct on , Ohio. under the contract. Publlthld Orange Cout Dally YOUR ,llOPIRTY, IT MAY II HIUf!Uh OWM1R;: of 1992.00, plua lnlerHI on tlll 1 stall or natlonel blM., liUtl or
t..wnBWCurryMemo ... ~~pelwith sur;i;ed}y ~dc~~1~~ ::=t=. P11ot,.Altf28,q .4, 19e2~ =::.~=:-C:= ~~~ttr\!o~!, ~6~~-!!~~:: =::=.-:=n..:;:..=:.
...-nu.:Setvices an .. r11; . a.r.ury, ...... ofTrwtMI NATURIOPTif8PROCllDMQ 1N1,UNLES8YOUTAK£ACTIOH 1-t-82 to dltl of 1111, plu1 clomldled lrllhll aa-.~11 8 urea u 0 f f I c I a ting . FuneralTh··~A will bes bel981~ Pu;;tt;hed Or1nge COHI Dally r.aJC NOTICE AQAl•IT You.::_u IHOULD TO PAOTl!CT YOUR PAOPERTY, IT ~~.: ~ moy 111'111 of .... In '""" money of N
Interment 11 e r v Ice• on .....,.y, ~ • ~ Plot. Aug. 4, 11, t"2 ..once°" cowrACT A LA MAY ee 80U> AT A PU8UC SALE. of lt51'74 ° · ..-• GOI United 8111111 of Anwlc:a> wfthout
Immediately following. at 4:00PM at Paclftc View 3471~2 TRUITD'8 UU NOTICa °" l'RUSTD'l IAU If VOU NEEO AH EXPLANATION YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDEA A covenant 0t ~ • ...,,_ or Servioesunderthedirection Mortuary C hapel with "-' .... ~~ T.LMo.W OF THE NATURE OF THE DEEDOf'TRU8TDATEQJULYt3 lmpllod,MtOtltlo.11c11111IDt10t
Of Harbor Lawn-Mount interment at Padlfc View r.a.IC NOTICE T.8. Ne.11..,_. NOTICE IS HEAEBV GIVEN, thlt PAOC&DtNG AGAJHST vou. YOU 1981 UNlESS YOU TAKE ACTION encumbr1nc11, Ill• lnt1r111 on~ AuQllll 28, t882. at SHOULD CONTACT A LAWVER. • ~ to llld now held by the Olive Mortuary of Costa Memorial Park, Newport MOTICI °' '""'9'TD'l IM.I He .. ME 8 , IN AN c I AL 9;00 o'c:lodl ..m. rA Nici o.r. In the On Augult 111 1882. OI 2:00 p M TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT lllcl 1"nat• under Nici Dlld Of
Mesa. 540~5554. Beach, Ca. Pacific View On Auguat t1, 1882 It tO:OO a.m. ~~•~t~f= room Ht Hide for cond~~llng C.. COllt Moria.. lne., • ~ :r:J::~~~";.A~~~lti,~ Trull, In 1nd to the tollowlng MAJtELY Mortuary directon. ShHrlOn/AmorlClll Expr111 dllortboddoodoftrulltWIU..8Ell TN1t11'1 ...... wtttllntfloolltol8of 1ppolnt1d TrultH under llld OF THE NATURE OF THE dller1bad propeny ll1Uotod In the ·
JOHN. M . MAKEL y ' HEALY &cf•• owS01Coltllm11POi1rnnyC, ltomw1Vtl11 i"c,_,row AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE REAL ESTATE SECUAITIE8 ~to Dlld of TNlt reoordod PROCEEDING AOAINST VOU VOU County or Orange. St111 of
ree.ident of Coe1a Mesa, Ca, VINCENT HEAL y a "' 11111 I!! HrGH!ST BIDDEA FOR CASH SERVICE. loeatH •t 2020 North Mey 2t, 1•1· •"*·No. . In St40ULD CONTACT A LAWYER. C&llfomle. to wit:
resident of Newport aea:m. ~or-sZ'=.dT~ (peyobll ll ttrne of 1111 In llwfll1 t..,~~=::·~:;.c:r;: ~"°~'.h.":.~0:= ..,__.,,........_,..,._ PA~1\1mp l 1 11111 10
Paued away on Au~~ Ca. slnoe 1937. Paseed away tt1llt c.rt*t Dlld ot Truel eJl.oouted money of tM United St•t•) 111 o4Collfomla. WASHINOTON TRUST Rocordln of Orange County Stltl ..._ C..W...,, ~ condominium unit no. 188 (the 1982· He is survived y on A t 2 1982 He was a by Mldlael F. Arlllldorl end PetrlOI right, tltte end ln-..c :::rc'O.: DEED SERVICE COAPOAATION, a of C&llfomle. oa.ec:utocl by JAMES ..._ _ ~ C..... "unit"), H all own 11pon 1110
wlfe Marion, 4 daushtera, b k~o 'th Lid Real K. Aranldorf, hlllband end wtte. :f"r:::'~~----C•llfornla corporation, 11 duly FARLEV and SHARON ~ARLEY, ::::-.. c • ..,...,,........ condominium pion {1nt1t11d Mildred Johnston o( Costa ro er r e 0 lllCI '9COtdld AUQUat 24, 1881 ., dolcrlbld· •PPOlnted Tru1t11 under end llutblncl end wife, WIU.. SEU. AT ~ "condomlnilHn P4an fOt lot t ol tract
Mesa, Ca., Roaamond ~teCompanyfortbepaat tn1trum1nt no. 28870, In book TRU.STOR · JAMES F pur1u1nt to tll1 power of Hlo PUBLIC AUCTION TD THE =-r""'° A no. 10517"), county of Ortn~I,
Holmes of Post Falls, Idaho, 35 yean. He was a member 14182, p1g1 303, of Olllclet ARENSDORF e~d MARITA 1· conferred In tllat Cltlaln Daod ot HIOHl!ST BIDDER FOR CA8H 111' .. ~ c.:9U.0. e1111 ol Celllornla (1111 "pl•n '),
Jacqueline Grinnell of of the the 552 Club Record• ol Or•ng• County, ARENSOORF hulbandendwtfe · Tru11 uoouted by BRIAN K. (poyebll 11tlrnlof1111 In lawfUI (71";=;;9' recorded on July i2, 1178, ..
Lompoc, Ca .• Michelle Goofoffen Club, The Hump ~;:1::r~1':4o~r:. p:r·o:~!11'1~ ~~·J BENEFICIARY: MERCURY g:A~;:c:Ri.R~.:.i;,: .~: :.~: ~~~~'It ~fo•::.,un~t,.dH :a::·~.,·J Publl1llld Orano• CoHt D•lly ~g~2;:•;!0~~· 7~5~~~ou~ll b1o1o5~
Parker o f Wickenburg, Organlzallon, the YMCA Ellctlon to Siii thltlunellr reoordlcl 8 Av 1 NG s AND Lo AN lllCI MUfllEL GI.ASS, en ..-nod '•111t1rmaker, o prof11.11on11 Piiot, Aug. 4, 11• 11, t982 ~.of olflclll r9o0fdl of uld
Arizona, 1 aon Runell Board of Directon, Newport AprM 8, 11182 . ., lnatrvmOnt "°' ~~TION, • C•lllornl• woman. raoordod Januory e. 1978, oorporeuon, 820 Nlwport Cet\11( :M4M2 Or11n99Coun~. -==pertllnl
·Makel f Ceystal Cov Ca Beac h Yacht Club The 92,11114e1, 1n booll ~· ~ Aprtt 2. 11171 • lnltt. In Boot 12991 of Oflldaul AIGordoof DrM. Suite 211, Newport lloodl, "8JC N011CE to tllll pr090rt)' In trlC1
10 gr!n°dchlidren a:d 10 Balboa Bay. Club a,;d tt~e :1~~':u!ient to .. id No.24831nbooll95t.t,P11Qe157of ~:~~.•7s'a~~~ =:~="t:.,~ NOnCl°"l'UaleaAU ~Tt~:-=~
great-grandchildren. Mr. Lid~ Tenn11. Club. H e ts Dlod ol Tt\181 ... et publlo llUCllon =., "-:'~:r. °'.: rouon Of 1 breoctl or defeutt In under Mid Dold of TtUlt In the On Auguot 1I, 1w 11 11:00 a.m. m1p1, record• of Hid Orono•
Makely waa a member of the IWVlved by his wife Patricia tor ceeft, lawful money of tile Unltod dHd of 1ru1t dHortboe 1111 p~mont or P•rf0tm•nc:1 of th• propony eltue~ In ~ COunty at tho RlntOI Ollkil, 3883 Pwkvi.w County. C r etera Union Local of Newport Beach, Ca .. 90r\S Stat• of Alnlrica. It lhl North 1o11ow1ng praparty: obllgetlon• Hcured tll1r1by, end SIM•~..: Lone, lrvlne. Calllornle, the PA~l 2:
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11 ·p, and ·'--v f Vlncent and ~ette of front •nlrinc• 10 tho county Lot 517 of 1rlC1 No 1712. 11 lnclvdlna that ~ or c:toteult, Lot 34 ol Tract No. 7485 M P11' rollowlng d11orlb1d p1r1on•I All undMdod .00530 percm11 4$3 .,,.. eteraN o .' . OOUl'lholl ... 700CMcConWo.M d d I 8 k 50 NotioorAwNctiwea-dodAiwt 1MP~ln&oolt3CMP1011'4 property wlll b• 1old 11 publlc ln..,_lnendtothlcommon-World War I Association. LaQu1 n ta. Ca. r tvate w111. Same AN, Celllomla. .. tllat ~~r =~~If!' a: i:Ciu:fve oi ao. 1982. .. Aloordlr'• 1nottumont to 48 lnclullff of rn\leellan.oua ~ wttllout -11 .,_ enc1 dlftl'9d on the p11n; VJlitation at Pierce Brothen 9el'Vices were held under the rlgtut. Cltll ll'ld lnterwt oonYe¥Od lo ml~tteneoui mao• r-d• of No. 82·150038, WILL SELL AT """' In the omc. ol ttw COUnty (l) f:umitu,. tnoludlrlg 1 OOUCll, Eao1p1 •It 011, \:.~cl Bell Broedwa Mortuary on d1.rectlon of Beltz Berg.:toCI encl -held by It under Mid Dlod Oronaa COUnty ~ PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE Aeoorder of Or-. County. 1 Cor~llc llodr1c ~ llydr~ ~ . • ~ :<, .... tat 4. 1982 Smith & Tuthill Westcliff of TRiit In 1111 pr090fty eltll9tod In 'ftN -In d.f.utt under. dlod HIGHEST BIDDER FO .. •CAIH, The ltf"LaddrHI Ind Other ltll CHI, 2 llHtld lablH, 1 ~ oJ 500 .... 9rOlft .. .,,_,. w~y. --· I Chapel M 6'6-937I utd~.lnd8tat.edwdlod~ of""" dated Aprt 1, 1971 ....... IOWM _.,of IN United a... OOtMIOt' dOIJlon•lol.!-" OtJY~.ol• r..int t&Me. t wlllg ollolf 1 ol Mid lend --.no~ a--. from 4 :00PM to 9:00PM. ortuary · L.A 517 oC Tr.ct 1712, • lhowl'i you tllkl action 10 PfOtoct your or 1 COlll!or'1 Gf*9I .,,_ on a tMI propor1y doeoltbod llboY9 11 tnlng dlalr, 1 octeoonal dining 0111ry •bove 500 '"' frOfll tfle
Recitation o f the Holy BOSOMWORTB on • IMP reoordlcl In bool( 50, propony h bl IOlcl et' put,lc ltllt• or ""'°""' bor*. • .-. or purported to bot 2 nw1* c:Nlts 2 oockt .. Mfeoo of Mid lend.•,..,. by R will be held at MARIE JOSEPHINE pag11 32 to 38 1no1u1tv1 of Illa." .frN ~ 111 t1ep1o110don of ...,.,.. oredl union. ot 111tM1 0t HU Bl•cktllorn, 1rv1n1 e ~ 1 f10or11mp. 2 w..n J. ce,noy, an UIWMrrted oaary BOSOMWORTR. 25 ear MllCOll•-• Map1, r100rcll of thllllt\#'eoftfle~lll fldlreiM!Mgeendlolll~ CallfonMt271C. c:Nn lr.clwooclcN61e. nwu,lntlll'OMd~lnbOdl 7:30PM ThW'Bday, August~. -'d f n-ft..! Couny ty Orenge County, C1lllornl1. Tiie you you lllould oontlC1 1 ~ "''* ...... 11~11 Tllo underalgned Tru1t1• 1 dt9WlnQ tabl9, 1 .._ upright eseo, boot! 131 of oftk:M1 _.,
n::ai ent O ...... -.. ~ • w.c llddrW Ot orhor common •2020 MonnMa A · • !ho !Ima of .... II rtgtit; tltM end dl•clelm• 1ny llal>lllt~ lor •n) acuum 1 elngl• box 1prlng PAACEJ. 3: -------------.paaed away on Auguat 2, dollQnatlon of Mid propeny: ~ .._,CA -. lntoroet llotd by"· .. Tnllteo, tn 1t100111Ct1.-of tM..,... addrW -·a,...,.,., 1 nlQlllllWld, 2 An 111c1ue1n rto11t end
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SMITH & 1V1'HtlL
WHTCUFf CHArEL
427 E 17th S t
Costa Mesa
646-9371
NICl•OTHHS
SMfnfS' MOITUAAY
627 Main St
Huntlnqton Buch
536-6539
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Cetl'el*Y Mofluarv
Ch•e>el-Crematorv
3500 Pec:1r1c View Oruve
Newport Boech
644-2700
l*COllMIQ( NOITUAlllS
&.aQuna Beech
494--941 5
UIQun• Hills
788-0933
Sin Juan Capus1rano •9S-1ns
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1982. She waa a member of Mon<ovla Avonue, COit• ..._,CA "{If • itre•t •ddreu or that reel P'OC>lflY lltuat• In Mid end ottlS common dll9\etlOll. h reaure, 1 tebl• limp, 1 ....,_,.to 1.a.,.. bMlony.,..
th I I C t C t 82827. d 1 ti 1 11 County end Steta, c:toeortbod N .,,,,, "'-' tlenln. /tr..,. dllfOMtod a.1ee on 1t1o '*" • e rv ne oaa oun ry N1m1 •nd eddr111 or 1h1 common II on• on • • own followe: &old ••I• wlll b• m1d1, but w-·· . I bllrlQ.epput10nant to the unit.
Club and the ~lorenc!e bll'loftclary et.,_ reqw11 the .~·'::':'~~~.~he Lot8-1(7).llocll "O'',ofTract w1t11011t covenant or w1rr1nty, ~ 18 ,:::.*f. :=::: PAACEL4: .
C r ittendon Society-Sea Nie II being condUiolld: ~ ~ benoflcl1ty under Hid No. 518, •per map rac:ordlcl In elqll1l8e or !mpllld, f'90Wdlno W.. 10 llngelio. e 19c*1t1, 1 ooat. t An 111clu1lvo rt.tilt ind Circle Auxiliary. She Is ""*9clll~~Corp., D••d of Tru•t by ro .. on of 1 8oolt17,pegeo93toM~of POHOHlon, or ena11mbr•nc:e1, 2bottlillQNtl. t-W 2 IOOllnllllto1.athlpart11ntllPI08 iurvlved by her hwband t201 E. Hlgh11nd Ave., San bfMdl ~ dlfd 111 IN ot>IQltlON Mtlolll&lllOl.9 Mope In IN of9loo of lnoludlno feH. ollaroH end . t wt penta, 1 tlgllta: 1 CllllQMtocl on tN '*" • ~ Frank iatert Juli Harris 81merdlno, CA jn.404. DINc:ttonl to llGUrtd thereby llorefofor• tllo County Rocordor ot Hid OICPOfllOI of ttlt TNltoe Ind of the """'*"' 1 tut muff. epeoe no. PS--112.
and J • 1 n--A-e L-•'---th• above property m1y bl ixec1ited Ind detiv•rld 10 0,1 County. lru111 orMtlcl b'/ Mid DMcl of (SI Appllenci• Including 1. Tho addr.el or°"* OOft'lllOll emie ....., • ._....,., uav....,.. obt1lnld by r1qu11t1119 ••me In uncllr'•lonld 1 written DecllwltlOll Tho llrwet llddrW or otllot of the TNlt, Iii> pey !tit ~tCIOOI a-. ""1 f clOC* e 1ron1, 1 ""'*° dHlgn•tlon, If eny, of th• tMI
Julius Heller and dear friend wrlllng from 1111 belllnOllly wlttlln of o..~ end Demond fOt '*' , •• , property h1r1lnoboY1 °"""' ol lhe ll04t(•) by Mid bOI, 1 Oop100 coff1om1lctr. 1 j property dHcrlbocl obov• ,.
He I en Murr a y -H 111 . 10 d•ye from tho nnt publlclillon of enc1 written not1o1 of tlfWdl llld of dolcril>od 11 purportld to bl 2114 C'-4 o1 TRiit to wit: '47,000.00 l1et1J•r blender. 1 Sony "" llUrPOf1od to boi 100 ..,. ,_.
Memorlel Mau of the tllla notice. lllctlon to --tho undl1160nod Mlram•r or1v1, Newport BHoll, wttll ~ ttioreon "°"' ~ reootdlt. 1 8reun oolfM grinder, 1 #210i= llloMJI, CA t2tlS;
Seid NII wit bO made wttllout to ... Mid property to Mtlery ~ Ceillfomll. 5, tN2 o119 pot'Ollll ptt '"""'"'" ockot oeloulator 1 thermel U!O un 1"*" cltlldollN Resurrection will be held on cownant or warrenty, axpr.-~ bll 11 d th fl 11 Tllo uncl1u1ontd ti•r•br ptowtdld 1r1Midno41C•J1*11 ooe11 muuoer 1 aun'bum foo d enyllabllty anylli00i1eot1,..ot Wedneeday, Aupt 4, 1982 llnpllod, 11 to tltll, pc111111on 0t ~.CS::io::·O:::..O .:C,"~ J dl1c11lm• all llablllty for any and 1ny adv1ncoa (to I>• PiOOIMOf· ' Ille eddreu or olll•r coM111on
at lO:OOAM at Ou.r Lady oncumbrll'IOll to NI~ tt'tO ~ br11011 end of 111ot1on to bo lnoorr«:t~ln Mid etrtlt lddl'.ol dletl11**' ll tlrnl ol .. , wlttl (4) Ml•oellaneo111 lt•m• ~~.:l.; "-....,..,
Queen of Angela Catholic :': :: .:s ~"°: rn:.: "9oOrdod ACMI 12, 1M2, M ...... Of=::: ~without ~-~under Mid Dold lnCIUdlnO 5 bOXH :.!n~.0~8, ~ ltreot ':dreae OI ~..:::
Church, Newport Beach. Ca. wtt: '81.950.00, plue 1"' '*""'° ~lU7et Of Hid Ortlol•I w1rrenty, expr .. 1 or Implied, of Trwc """ob•_,.. Md=~"":::: noot91pdlt~ 3 dUIQl~clllrdonl•toi-to
The family requests in lieu 11t1matld co1t1, llll>Ofl ... •nd a..-.. ,.. bl medt. tM r191rdlng t1t11, pOHfftlon, or dttl~ .. to 1110 unW.lgnecl • plllowt, '1 plotur" In tram••, t 1ooete e11011 prop•r!r 1111y •• of fiowen donadona w the advenoeo It tho t111'11 ol lho lnltlol without covanent 0, watranty, onoumbrenc11, to 11t11fy tll• wrltton o.delltlOI• of deflUlt end ll'lllttJ6o-. 1 b0.11 of_.. 2 ObUIM<tttoftltN••o•IOllllr~ A rl Cane Sod t ~ of 11111 Ho-. of lallc _,,,_ "' lml*od. rtllltdlno ....; Pf'lnCltpot HIOllOI of 1111 Not• M o.n.nd far ....., Ind a _... .__ .,.._111 1 OOfW9 ..._ Hid O.od or Tr1111. •t wflOM ~ unde J! _.,___!,!: ••tlmeted tru1tH f"' In tll• pa 1111 Ot ~ to e>tMf *6aatl0fl MCIUNcl by uMI Nattot of~ oncl Bectklrl to 1 ,_..., ...:.. 1 °"""' tr.wii ,.qwltt._ ......... ••••ll. r ~--• 8'llOllnt of 11,571.18, Pia .,_.. fNIY .,. ~ ~ Nft of DeM of f'Net, wtttl ln..,_t end W. Tiie widlitlllllOCI ...,. llld ...., 2 .,... r'*' ~ I......._ 3 pur1uon1 to a wrlUett ,.._.,.., of Belt:I Beraeron-Smitb & • 11.71 poroent per IMllt'h on lM tM note(•)_.. by ll6d Dold of "°' 9'llM M Pf'O'<tidod ltleNln • ....._ ol 0.. W ......,. '° tow•I• 20 etuftecl doll• 1 IUtlmltltd. ~ * _. .._ ... Tuthill WeetcliU Ch1pel unpeld pr111olpel belenc. from TNll.-. ""--• 1r1 Mid note '*'° actv.ncM, lf ...,, undlf IN ... to bo rooonMd In• OOl'"'1 oo"'rorier. 1 1tHPlno 1>11: 1 tnt tM n111klfl of • ...._ 10 Mortuary 646-3971 1·f-ta to....,,._ ld¥anOl8 tflo ptOYtdlcl .,._ """ unaor t1tma tMr'OOf and.,.,... on M:lll ........ ,... ~• IOOatltd. ---. 1 tur NII. 4 m11 Oloe. a 1VOfl '-"~"" '" ....... FREEMAN boneflclery llorevndet "''Y ba tho wrM of llld 0..0 GI Tt\lll, odwwloll, end 1)1118 ..... oft8tOM 0.. .MJ IO, ttea , .....,.. 8 tcwu. 1 '"°"" 1 lllile. "'° ....._ IMM CW AMPllCA
IUttlorilod or ~ to .,.,, II ... -Ind ...... -.. WI ........ °'"" TNllteO -ol c.. c:o..e Merlo 0 llllc. TNI ... ll tMdo ln ----HATIONA&. ~ NI) ~w. L E N A F R EE M AN , W'I· llld W'I ocavect • cNtQoe. r~-;:;'"of ._ ~ ON111M., .,. .,_,. or..-d ., _, Deed o1 .. 111e1 ~ _. Col9or* CMI Code ...,. A a 1 o o 1 A T 1 o N • &. o A N f'Mldent of Seal Beech Ca. YOU AAI IN DIPAUlT UH0P A .-cl Deed of TNet .......... bo TtWt. Tiie IOleJ OfMUftt Of M6d AO___, CenWr Ofhe 1..., and 1-. br 1111 widof .. hed AOJUITMINf 0.,A,.TMIMT PUied aw•y on Au~· 2 DElD °' MUl'T DATm AUOUIT ~ °" ~ ·~ 11.,.. ot>JIO•Uon, lncflldlna ~MMY ... 11, ' IMdfar49 to --of pwlOflAI 14317, flOM!Ol.OIUM ~ U182 SIM la IW'Vived ..,,; 17, 11181. UNLIH YOU TAKI at a·oo p ........ Cll•g;= Htllll•t•d , .... oll•re•• and ~~CA ... ""'""''lllft"' l.-o end ...... 41 IOUTl4 HUDION AYINUI. • ACTION TO P "OTIOT YOU" A~ .-...0. lO tlll °""° ..,..... of tt10 nw.., .... *"9 7,......_1411 Une*weod 6'7 a.,_ci "'°" 'AIAD&tA. CALJflONM t1tl1, dauahC.S Ftaw llar1mM 'ftDPl!ATV,ITMA'(lllOU>ATA lulldlttt, HO .... Cll•P"'•" of~,..,.11•onot•nottoo.• lrN1............ • ......... ,.... ~·of tfle 'nletCllllllllMWllof ........ of Anahltm, Ca. Geri~ PUeUC ~ If YOU HUD AM A--. Jti llO *Jet~ GA. 1111....... "'blllMd Of._ Coeet ~ l8ndlOr'd and .,.., ftOlllo8 to llllld .....,_ of tflO ...... _.. 'llr
ol TbouMnd o.lcl. C.. end l>O'LAHATIOH Of THI NA'NM At Oto llt•ll of tll1 lnlUal OM.ii=~· "90C. <Mt II,~ 4. 11. 1tlt ..... Mid 0..-fl n.t. ... __...
Ruth Mlller, 1l1tert Mary rou~H-1ot~~=-I :::::.•:t".::...~ .. e.: :.=="GOU .. ; . · ....a rwrt:1~1tM,;1rf,0 :::..·.~~~::.:.:!.::i
Ber' .. r of DUnioU and &.ii LAWVlll cllautar ....... ., .. ..._ oC WI••••-.: ffaJC mncE ~M'TWHfl Mid~ of 1'Nll. ..,...._ Dlelcman of California. DATIO: <Mt.,, 1"2 dHorllted , .. 0 ot trull on• •,......... ~ • .. •ll•rt" aftd ••= ... ot ..... brother David Rwnick of ....._.,AIMrkml ""m••• -t•, ,..,.._ ... ..., 1 MM.lnA'n~ Mm--• ,o/o...,_Well~ ,.,.._, • .,.,. .... .....
CalUornl• and M•urlce ==Compeny formlfty edvenn• •• •tt.IH.41. To •C• ........ 14 TM .... ITA~ d ......... UM rJ:..T_.,of .. .._. ..... .
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1undchlldren. Pinal :OA.lltoiM! .. ,,.M~~NANC•A&. ~ ~=-=::•~•• ,.-..1 ==NY~A~,ua .. ~ rniarment •rvtc:. will be ~ Vlcle,,,....,. OONIOAA ,._,..._. 0r.,.. Oout Dolly ,......_ o-......, CIA_,_ f:.:i!~ ..t..:
hold.on Thunday, ~ S, 1201 L ~A...,. C ~ OOt/W'Attt Not. AMI. 4. 1t. '" 1911 1"61.,..... a. •lllA••., lfl 41 ... ...._ ...... 1~82 •t ,.,. family plot at ... ..,...._CA .... · • 141MI ..,.,._. c r • -"'...., ·
Weatlewn Cemetery. ~ ... 11,, ' ~Lente-. n.a. ."='9w.-.._... ,._ --.,., ~ JDmol&. HettiCJr -• & .., ,....__ ~ I I 191 :z.:. ,......... ar... -....._. Lawn -Mount Ollvo "'""*' °"'* eeeot o.., OlieCIWlet•r•-. , ~.,.,.....,.. ::1.'=.e1o..ea .... .MJ-.-.~ -....
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..... .. :-'· .... dCll oer fA',:• tlnl m\ATION llW•IU pello. thllk• rf>Of. ertne PllllllllU ll!f!lD TWo l •cwy Nalntueket I ~'::'::.• tiomt'. ''C""' 2 If 1 la v~ prlv••• ~: r.-::: ~=·A': =:::s~~ti ~~~ •-. ~0f1~n:r:.t' = :!:~Wltt!J2'c!8° 1412 Sanuaao·Dover Shores, Lra ~~ f.i'~.=~='. 1s 111oomo. IL~·
' l•d brl11k1. Ta1tetulty 1.e lollft ry Spanish pool home. Jl'EE. Reduced from 8-46-310.. ~ JJ ~ Ocean & jetty viewt. Mal'Jn• room, 4 d1oorat1d througllout .., Iii•• lltr $426,000 10 $318,000. 11 , ·<a.-~-~;.,u. bdrm1 3 bath, 3700 Ml· ft. $1,380,000. w11h wallpap1ra 1t1d ..__,,'!'! ' ' UJI • ,,,.. .v~ .. Oceanfront ehulltre. Showe Ilka a -D C.-'1t1u1 1111 B'-ll"
• mCldel ~I M&11Y up. 1918 Seadrlft.-Irvine Terrace. Remodeled ••••~••••••••••••••• G/3-?.rt
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.. ..._ .. __ ,, ·--1 1.111 llLI ... IJradet. 8eilw wtn flnan-•tlP ll~ATll'I i l home FEE Now pnly $326,000. H OO mo. peyment for _ 1 c....-C4lll -_,_ oe. Submit down 11eo. • · • ~ : 28<, 2Ba condo. 9~ VA -· • ~,.., Alt r .. I •Ille edvertlMd Prime Lido Nord beyfront. 6 bdrm, 5~ bath. 000 Incl. lend. • !I! m\.l!l will be 19ld. Call nowl 10 1n, efklng 194,600. • ii, ,
In 1111• new1p~er II Lp L.R., 2 boelt alls-$1,600,000. ~11 No Qualllylng to mall• atrTck oredTenore, 631-1266 or 681·3380 "i!,,'ar"' 1141
eubjeot 10 Ill• ecterel • ttlle ~tar 3 l<ltm 760-8702 .,_ta •-·/ .._. •••••••••••••••••••••• ,.,r HOUllng Act of 1981 Remodeled 3 bdrm. 2 bath + ~ rec. nn, pool 110111• you r own, • ....... • ltl6-"" ,..111t 3 BR, 2 ba, "' Magnolle a
wtllctl l'llU .. ltlt~to beezn-m .. -..,.,_,_.__. Ju1111 17,800. Bkr. 'f.-:-;";••••••••••••••••• Yorktown. Remod. ger ed'l9rtlM "tnY preferen-.......... _. a..w.naancu, patbl. 0,000. Ml-0709 #HUI .,.n No pet• 1875. "3-1177
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n1tlon baMd on raoe. Ulll llU llDlllT <> &I 181 • •• !!. ••• !••••••••••••• •~ ..... 1111 color, rellglon, H x or ••mt l N9WJ>Of1 Beach oe· Anu .;.~;; ............. .
n1tlonal origin, or any Laaoon view from 6 bdrm. 5 beth, ~)1'0QID. IMl l8J Aree "'-E·FOAECLOSURE b eyf ronl P1rk. Min i W8'elfrMt
Intention 10 mak• 1ny dark rm. elm. Bo.t alfp. Now .1,800,000. 2 Mui ... 4 bdrm 3 ba r s er. 2 ea. on 11199 ~ '""'' ''" COfld. '78 dbl wide, llr• .... 1111 ...
eucll preference. limit• llflm OIYI Stl5K, ~ ftnanelng · With many 1men11i.. a ••••••••••u••• .. ••••• IELIEYE IT ,.. plec:e, t>rlCk petlo, S58. 2Br 2 ~ bllh, u un•I
:: tlon or dltctlmlnallon." Spec:i.cuJar bayftont view 2 br, 2 ba up: 2 br, OWN R 754.;555 , IPL Br end New Ho mu l 011 llT ~~~·15~ 111 Grund Y pool. 501 Udo. 8111 "°°'·
Qllt Thie MWlp&per wt" not 2 '--.. _ 2 ...__ -" •1000000 $115,000. ~doe. no money dowfl · Furnlahed. $3000/mo
:: knowlngly 1ccep1 any ... un. uuat ... pe • • · PElllllU PROPE~L~~H OUSE whll• lhey lut. (71.C) ~·~ B::n~ ~ Ull PAii ~~1.t,J~~ Writer, Agent
{: ~:er,:::g,1f~ =•t: NlllAll OA IAYnll'f w/M' u, &42-3850 5.C8-9522 Agl. $25.000 down and at· Double wide. 1111• n-. -------~~
::: of the law. YI EXCITING VIEW and 11¥111 f 1H,... 1um• 175,000 • 30 yr l1rg1 llvlng dining kll Winier. 2 bd. t b•. WID, -':Wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l Coronado Ialand CU8t. beyfront lot. 85' boat bMuttlut ,...,oen1 11'1 ltlll IY DWIEI T-.... only 113,..,.,. dwn loin. Seller la fle11lble. arH. Lerge Piiio. llghl Av•ll Alter Lbr Day
... 11 doclL P1am avail. Red. $370,000 w/terma. grend 4 ~home with IE•• IEL llll 10-0•1 ,8301mflVVo P•Y· mot1v1led and will cwry Interior A11Um1ble to•n 973.3039
-fovety entertl'lnl""' room• ... men11. 3 er 2 ea condo. b*ltnce. A •Ptclou• 2 Br 11% Plu• welcome -v--,-11-act_l_ve_c=ntt~H-•ven-= !!,~lslhloauAlddcvheecrtkl· ILIFFI 11111 •nd decoralor~llln. Ltg.CBr&famllyrm,onty Don't wait. c all nowt condo wllh communlly 5"0-5937 ~dor2 Br. 2 BL com-
:: '""'" 11,750,000 1132•000 wlS73,ooo u-531-7370 pool •ri:.~•1·211112"·950· ·10 Fleetwood, 121140, mty pool, complete w/ ' = report errors Im-largest greenbelt .• ~.000. WATI Kl'MONl llulble. 91'-2559 frig, S1trllgh1 VIII. 71.C/ long term. 11000/mo .
-their ads dally and Single 8tor)' end unit expanded 3 br, 3 ba on -aum1ble. Mak• offer. I'm -furn .. NEW range & re-dlltHN, TV. etc. Sh<>r1 or
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11• DAILY PI LOT as-6~11-1400 MOVES YOU IN LIDO ISL~. 3 bdrm, fem
-sumes llablllty for ------------, TODAY rm, 4 Ba, 1100 d•Y· : llWNRT IEltm 3 Bdrm condo • wilk 10 lllHILUF oe.nfront 2 bdrm, 1 B• -the first Incorrect L~. low priced 3·Br w/ So. Cout Plaza. No SELL 011 TRllE Double wide 2 bdrm. $700 mo. Biii Grundy, -Insertion only. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! llvlng & dining .,... qual. 11% fin. 963-4759 . Nr U~I. 1 br condo. S1 1, ....... RlllE Cameron with •Uached Rltr. 875-8151. am opening 10 eecluded pa-900 Auum1ble, no qull, .._.. sun rm. and c1rpor1. = l•--------1----------~~ll!!!I----tlo. Nr b11ch, 1<:hool1, EAST SIDE: 458 Co111 553-1352. 552-5683 Prime realdentlal lot. Aa-Lota ol atorage, walk In ,_ FORECLos• IDE lh"""'~. Cu••om ~-bl· M ... St. Low anum Int. king $500,000. 9"0·7665 CloMll •nd pride of OW• -Bn1n /11 "1• un ........... ... -SHARP END UNIT, = •••••••••••••••••••••• netry. GOOd at11.1m. IOll'I. Lo dn. 3 BO 2ba, llp, JUST LISTED! nerlhlp. Cholc:e locetlon
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-C.••t.J lllJ 1111&.m l1UL Priced 11 $175,000. Call $149 ,500. Ow ner . Rincho Sin Joaquin 10% llWI, In 5 S11r Adult Perk 41• •••••••••••••••••••••• Binnie DIJ1on. 531•1093 view condo wilh 2 Br 2 10% lmREll S3.C.SOO Illy lllfma. ······················ REITlLS = 1-------•I P ickup over 1 600,000 EQUITY SlllER DELllMT B•. trplc. dacki, land· Paceselter execullve 17141 67l04400 = .. llm overnight. Once in a lifetime. rhive Your own pool Ind ta· ecaptng, glr~. UM Of hOllM located in Wetlctitt 12131 6Ja.2121
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3,4 Bdrma.
:: Nil 111111 never seen a better buy. Won't last. 7 • ..._1100 cuzzl ~with thl• 3 p oo10001nd .. !Pa70.20owc Grove priced In the mid HARBOR
-Just $2.C9,500. Bright & Prime Orange Cty 2~ acre hilltop ...-bdrm home In on• of $159, . .,....._ S.C00.0009. Ready for JACOIS llUL'n
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!: brHry. Carmel tamlly OCEAN VIEW NEW ESTATE. Pool, Cosl • M .. 1 .1 b .. t Lllll RUL ElllTt immediate occup1ncy. -"°°' plen with gorgeo111 neighborhood•. Enler ---------1 Ouahl y tng avaltabl•
-pool & IPL An1ncing 11 spa, waterfalls, electr. gates, 5800 eq ft IRUT FllAllOIMI through a prlvlta cour· 111111 through bulldllf. Call IOI
ample and rHsonabl•; w/360 degree view of all O.C. Tennis Owner wlll c1rry tln•n· lyard and enjoy 1h• DOWI PlYIEIT al 6"6-S092 lll-1113 -MM Mil --=·
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.al S2.C9.500. A titling of ASSUME LOA N·S & ,TERMS. Ba home located In home otters. Won't tut on thl1 bHulllul alngl• ii 81ylront Condo/N.B
Ber A Colla Meaa. Walk to 9a71,. s5317309 . 9 0 0 . C 111 famlly home In wood· · ~ 1 ... 1 eedy. Originally listed for $2,200,000. 9Ctiool1 & anopplng. Full r-brid ge Creeksi de 3
u.-..1001: t1()Ml:S Sacrifice at $1,128,382.63 approx. with pr I c. $ 1 0 9 . 5 0 0 . bdrm ' 2 b• Poplar
Realtor•, 675--6000 $350,000 approximate cash down. 1531"7370 Model. Near park · pool -
Legona Sch, 2 br. lge pvt
deck w/ho1 tub Pet OK
$20,000. 494.9923
2 Ddrm condo In aecurlty
bldg. Vlewe. Avall turn Of
unturn $1200/mo yrly.
Only the serious need call directly to ~~~-ie:~~~· n __
PATRICK TENORE 760-8702 or J (l(,f31/f1F TR\DITIO\ \I
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CdMIMonthty/unturn
2 Bdrm, den. clean &
neat 2 blk1 10 bch.
$800/mo 631-1266 RE/MAX Realtors, agt. *'' OWIER* 3 111 .... 1~ ll
REALTY Pacific View Memorl•I Brokers weJoome. Park, Nwpt Bch. l.01 744, B1ylron1 Condo/Unfurn.
Graves A & B, Bayview on Lido Park Or. 2 Bdrm, R&IM~ of Costa Mesa COLLEIE PARI
$1211000
142·1111
IEWNRT IElllTI Te rr ace . S 2 2 0 0 . dan, aecurll y b l dg.
Older house over 1300 1_6_73_·_77_8_7_____ $2500/mo
sq. tt. plus 1arge deta· Ct•••n i•I Wlttrfrtet 1 .. 11
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alley. New p11n1, some •••• ~~&..' ••••••••.. ~~~~~~~~!'
Loi Al·-11~ condo: Nice --· -· new plumbing & electric. APPLE vau.n _ .. --· --50X117 RI IOI. Owner 4br, 21>1. 2 llory condo. EASTSIOE 1rl-level thrle HAVE GOOD needs cash. $169,000. • Tu Slttfftr
Pool 6 1p1. Re lrlg , bedroom condo. L1vl1h INCOME??? Wt l11nt lrcf 481 Santa Ana Ave. Near new 4...plex, 2 bdrm,
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3 Br 21>1, yrty. Submit on
chlldren $825/mo. call washier & dryet fndoded. uu of wood and used ••••••••••••••••••• 631-3520. Eves & Wknda 2 bath each unit with
IE•• VElllE $15,000 down or wlll brick. Wiii lr•d• or fl. SHORT ON I WM4e4 5"8-5041. llrec>11ce, enclosed patio. .. I~ for elute •utomo-n1nc:e. $155.000. DOWN lfltfft garage. 9"'•-1st Po1. -.-_,.._-_------
673-8821
FllEll bile, motor home or ? 111•1111 PAYMENT??? Rnfet LfflffH BAVFRONT, 1977 lurn. cash flow Now s159, _,_
Ownert7agent • S41Cluded sp1, OVtf 1,000 mobile home. 2 bdrm, 2 500. Biii Grundy. Rltr. l•m18l• 3#1 Low111 priced 4 Bdrm r6&-4589 I Q 11 of decking. 2 ba, blt·lns. S 125,000 67s.,6161. Old•••;::··er··:::=:.::·.·:_:: !tome In M••• Verde. -------=~••JM bJa4 ,,. PAYING TAXES??? CUiiom nrepllOM, atrium 873-0807. 213-99~55 -.. ..... ........ ··-
Light Ind •P•CIOUI New In lown? CllSllfled •••••••••••••••••••••• It, lly ..._.... i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii "'-11•"'"'' home hH evetythlng I~ With our 1n~1-. llve & 0 em room, ---vner .,. A I I ;_ rooms lhruoul. Huge cul can help you meet tn*'Y ISUll CUii ·-~ araperlea. central •Ir. I.Ill ISU U. fl /, S.I llOI cid •" rent. de l4C lot. Super toca-. of Y041f need1. M 2'-5eTll ... g1ln epprec11t1on In .,. __ ..... 1.....,. 4 bedroom, •••• '! •• ~.!! .... !...... . BEST tee 53M191
tlon. Nffd• aom• TLC -~------~iiiiiiiiiiiii~-~ Redecorated 3.,. 2ba on f1ntu1lc 3 Br. 3 Be. MW 2i,';.i,, ·e;ce4Jenl uau-IAYFlllT "--·• ~ ... / •·r 3 ••• end wlM be worth much prime toctllon. Garege. condo. next lo d lhop-m1b1 .. 1oan. S 115,000 F A N T A S T 4 C LAST ~:~ .. ~': .. ~ .... ~
Bey OWner will consider minimum CHh needed equity, wlll conal der ... • S1ep110 beachl 2 br. den I Call 6"8-2313 aundedl. pallOI. Nr. No. ping No down peymenl TERMS Owner wlU car
~ i 7;.~~ • . tor clOllng Cotl. Ph°"9 County property. Mllllon 10 NII.. large yech1. $1, 1795. Agt 6"2-1183 ;I =~ ~I 11 . 5 7 S 5 3 1 9 tr1de for Nor1h Or1nge ry 111 Trust Deed. Priced 2 ba S 1070/mo 2 br
= JS jf 8 1 531-5055, &42·2000. Viejo AHlty Owner/ 300,000. CHANCE 2 Br & den duple11, 3 Be. 1
ltala1al• lotn Br, 3 Ben-condo). For lll-411t corn« 101, S895/mo inc .... Perlecl llOOfplan. (2 or 3 1genl. AMI for C1rol. -car gar. pvt courtyard.
DRAMATIC
COUNTRY
ESTATE
' Rf.SIOENllAl AEAl ESTATE SERVICES
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Just listed! The new owner will
enjoy the classic elegan ce &
pride of ownership of this 4 BR
home plus pool, spa & bonus rm.
Extravagant uses of used brick.
S A.qEUY
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r~•rc"'---.... 1h .....__.. 10 buy 11111 bel ulilut 3 •••••••••••••••••••••• ~ .. -·-.., ,.,_tu 111· 1000 gH. No pets. Avail Im-or rel1llve. Enjoy bene-yHr old, 4 unit epart· 83 HT Tll IUT fill (I•• & apprecl1llon) 1 _________ 1 menl houM In Sin Cle-med. 303-"94·74
Shiny new 1111ch•n and of ownerehlp. Super Lido ealty mente wllh ocean-hllll 6 -c-.-,,-.-.-... ----,-zu-
·dlolnlng femlly room, loe1t1on with 111 amtnl· 67 '!l_7300 golf couree views al a ••••••••••••••••••••••
formal dining roo m, 3 1111. No down, minimum .. '!!r.f! ~j 1111 .r tremendous ••vlng1 di· CC-RENTALS
Bdrm and 3 bath, to11 of 0101 1 n g co1t . C• 11 ..... • •••• •••••••••• 1, ... -,;-.-.-......... _-......... -.-.-.-.-_... reel from the owner be-1·5br'1 $200 to $2000
1torage, aundeck for prl-531-5055 or 6"2-2000. 1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim I lore being lleted with 750·3314 open 7-cl•YI t ten I I Livi I' brOkers. AC1 NOWlll C•ll 'Ille en a n ng. ng Exec. Home. Owner NYI au••& nlll, owner al 1714) 642..()l38. EHtllde 2 Br. 1 Ba., pallo, room l.,tur•brlcil ftre-aelll $10,000 unde r __. new ly dec orated
place, walk lo beach Ind mlfket. 5 Br. 3 e1. 12% OlnllE Lrg units E.ald• C.M. wl (Ouplu). S565/mo.
bay. A11um•ble loi n. Interest Only $155000 Abaolulely charming 3 garage•. Lo w dwn 851·9522
$449,500. Clll Bllt Gold Prlnc;lpala only. Tony: BR t>eacll cottage loca-631-4584 , 5.C 2·8233 -w-.. -1-lld-.-2-B-r-. -1-81-. -fncd-142·1200 Agent, office 73()...1222. LITl--llTI t•d on superb Belbo1 m1g. pello . encltd g1rage.
home 548-8533. Penln1ula corner 101. •-,.-~--,-,,-,.-,.-,,.--_,,--• new c1rpet1, dr1pea,
A PETE
BARRE TI
REALTY
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It you Wlll'lt to bulld Steps to park & t>eacne.. •••••••••••'"";;'•••••• palnl. No pets. $510/mo. you r own CH tle, Outetendlng. S325,000. Huge 5br/3bl+3b<'/3ba plus MC:Urlly. 5"8-5-442,
thla opportunity of Sur Inn e Shu I e r OWC 111 • Fle11. Terma 770-5629.
a -lme \lrill MWf' 644..e200. 509 Acaci• CdM nr beh ---------come Ilg ... 3 IOU 440K ownl bllr 645-7°"8 2 Br I Ba. w/ c:rp11, drpa.
on Harbor Rid~•· yerd, El•ld• S595/mo. Id b Id .. 62 Sllerp Unlt1, 64 enclsd 675-5068. I e-Y·I e, w tn g1r1ge1. 12 bldg'1 All -----------
platw lor a 10,000 1inenlUH. A1klng S3, °' Br 2 BL lharp & c:IMn, equare foot home 350,000• 1,25o.ooo t1mlly ok . 1850. grdnr
W Ith T ENN I S -;~~~~~~~~' Down Exl atlng loin Incl COURT and pool i 14~%. Wiii carry note. 5"6-9950
for only S2,500,000. lllllH RINE 11•18.C5·4411 By Ow· 38<, 2'h8e Condo, min 1o
The Owner will )olnt '*· bc:h & 1hopplng. Pool, venture, trade or LUCERNE: 2 11ory 3 •-L... •-• 4 ._ jac, & aauna, annual 1aa you can take over bdrm, mstr bdrm retreat _,, ,..,. ~• -1765 1 t & I 1 + If ptc iew bte • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • mo. I •• ~~ • ~ o'O'g":'; 7at~ FUte v priC.i -:9~ooo llAllN ... , MO. dep. (714) 750-527•
a 1 au ma b It t I· Xlnt 1erm1, 840·8900 Appro11 'A ecre. Wiii NII 2 BR 1 Ba, new noor, c:pt,
A•'"'"'-. WOWI Bkr. or joint venture. Value 11~ & pelnt. No peta. ·-""'"' ssoo.ooo. Call 640-795S 1950 B. Meyer Pl, (Houae
OCEAN FRONT • ,_ .._ ...... In back). $525 & dep. --c.te ...... 714/750-1900 BY OWNER. XLNT LOC. • •• , ... , _,,.,,., 649·3464 ....,, "" ----~.,.--$400,000. 6"0-7990 •••••••••••••••••••••• Sm•ll 1 bf', ger., big tnc:d OWNERS ANXIOUS
Plffect tor the flrl1 time
txi)'9t" or retirement c:ou· pie. Sll1rp 3 Bdrm 1~ 1 _________ 1 ball\, ftr9P1ace. P1loed •t Br 1nd New Homu & only $110 ,000. C1ll Condoa. no lnOfl9Y down
540·11 51 tor more de-whll• they IH I. (714)
verH lllM condo, 1 Br 1 ~tfrfft/ ... lffllr yerd. $455. Drive by 790
Ba. southern expoaur•. 5975,000/otter. owe or W. Wlllon. 573--5339.
aub1err1ne1n ptrlilng, lor other 1vall1ble pro-2 Bdrm, 2 alory condo nr
sec urity entranc:es, p • r \I • 1 , a a 11 191h & Herbor. $520/mo,
ouu11nd ln O pool / 714-8 45 ·327 8 or 531-5897 eft8pm.
clubhouse. By Owner. 714-337-3535 wknd1. Nice 3 BR~ In Mell ~d~~~2~11~emable. Agl. Verde, 1775 mo. Alll lor
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sr:1acular Harbor Ridge -,, .-II IL"" UIUll BR 3 B _ __,, 1 --ff ctr E/61de Cll1rm 1 Br. NO
talla. 546-9522 Agt.
~~HERITAGE
.. REALTORS You own the land. 2.000 a ""'"'0· mus •••••<Ii·•~••••••••••• peta. Avd.
--------• eq ft, 3Br, t1m rm, 2t,t ..it. 5%dwn, 7eo-9307 Ul,llt 641·3937
A9u hUf 1111 Ba. wide Or.nbelt. neat IG CANYON Buy• 111rter home In 1 Bt 1 Ba hou9a. dll-et.
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Xlnl ioc.llon 3 Bf. 2 Ba. ll'llly rm, ape, 15% dwn. tlon. ""' t.U-0134 OPEi llllE view. Wiiy pay rent. ow-.J,gt. 1375 mo. 576-1M2.
llv & din rm. lg rem""·.. owe 12\4% 11\. 33101 12 I " ner 1~07 Spec:l•I 2br 2b• w/lluge ;~· s'ic:= ~°t_ lucceneer. •M-0..75 Nft 4 BA. 8ectlbay .,._, H wlfte •--•II le get, petlo, blt..fnl '496 Jo.roo1 . . bftM llH 3,200eq.ft.pm.oomm ....... ..., 1hll .. -,, OC-AENTALS 760-3314
••••••. •• •••• •••• • •• •• s:te7 ,500 Wiii trede tor ._ l'-.lui._ T -HOT 2br tiome ~ • .._. llll -• 1111,111 pr operty, T D'I . Wiii ..-. •• ;:';";'::':'A"; ••••• •••• H... cut. :'::n'enn':••••••••••• Adorable I It hOtM In l eHe•OPllOn or low 3 BOf'M ·2'A BATH Ltt'l lll*t l... W/hk~ blt..fnl~1• LI IWI/ IAltw loYelV ~ lx· down. RHdy to dHll '499.000 OWW/81tr. Cofl>Of'•tlon dealrea to OC-ALB 1
Cut. 21t "°'*· o.,. .._,, hnotnQ ·~ 0 w n • r I I r o k • r • 11Mll-Jm tr• 135,000 equtty kl 3 It 1~ Ba. lrV lo4. P9ta flexlllla. lllr ae-1413 ..., ~ .,,,......_ 1n-L.f1~14-~S.U~-oe~1~4·:__ ____ l~~~~~~~~~I ewoeptlonal 3 Br. New-OK. MSO/mo !net. ow· ~lnlltt,...,call •-rontV\eWoond0,28A Elegan1 3 8r & do, Por1 IMch Condo. All denet. 131·12". JO)'Q9 • -21 •'-............. --· ...... t t I• .. 0 _ .. 1umabl1 lln1noln9. w.n. RIAL llTATI TAX IN· --""""' .....,, -coun ry 1 Y " • .,e, Want lnC0"'41 ptcpeny, ------~~-V l 8 TM l NTI t6000 avail. uoo.ooo. ly Fr9"0h dOOf'I, bay win• , .. tlllUfanl, or wtial lle'i9 Charming 2br w/double
a.111111 t145,000 all•r• ownrlbkr. t78-M37 dowl, llrdwood l!Oort. 3 you? Aaktng IHt.IOO. gc·= petto~H
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for Joe Cofnpl. Mtup PIU• bull·
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Nice Eaatllde 3 Br. large vi-. pool, apa, 4 er. 2¥• condo. 2 bdrm. 2 ba. $450, 2 Br, utll. pd. 410 pell. the Upper Bay. Privet• 525-53511 qvertooklng brook & • quill area. 645·3323 TO"a alnce 11149
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600/mo. $300 dep. No No pell. 855-0830 alt New paint. cerp1t1 & peta. 547-t/55 •2 BR. Ou"""'x 1475. apa. 8 tennis courta. 7 PCH. aundeck. Avail. 818 1325. 760•8045 Share new office IP with R.E. Broker Bd RealtO<I
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1825. '3244 Idaho Lane.· •••• TiiE ILIFFI _W_E_S_T_B_L_U-FF-V-IL_L_A_G_E_, _A_g_en_t_8_7_3-6_8_80___ 5• 494 lite. u ntumllhed beetle-petlo."s';;a. 13s8 pr wtc'. _1_2_0_.0_5_7_2 ______ 1_14_1_54_9_·_2_120 ____ -1 There are aeverat op·
557-4569 545-2428 3 br. 2'A bl. prof. dee. C.M. Nr new 2BR. t'h Y •• r I y I• a•• 1 Br . Large 3 Br. 2 Ba. crpt/ IOrt, 1 & 2 bdrm aptt end 855·1743, 673-11384 N.B. lux condo, Harbor Newport Center Office tlon1 ra1her than fore-Jh.1 ifl•I 3111 amenltl ... $1250. BA, lrg gar .• pool 1650. $500/mo. Savage. Wilde :~~·. ~;',~~96.no pell, townhou.... BAYFRONT PVT BEACH Ridge, au'y shr, straight Space 1187 aq ft.• pV1 closure. Without °"tt or
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Buccaneer. 4116-11475 750-3314 open 7-days red. 645-3765 2Br. tBa Collage. 1850 dren or dog1. 133 E. acceuorlel. Move tn to-plue convert den, alps 6. private path. main kit· per a If Mr Green d I r e c t I e n de r . II 1111 3131 EASTBLUFF. 3Br, 2b"a. ----------1 ~~.·~~t~'. ~~~Ii:~: 161h St, aci. 42• CM day or r~• fOf" sum-$750/Wkly. 62-9511 or chen to share. Female _64_4_·_99_oo ______ -l 714/499-2261 exec:2•;;;:;-t,;,·3•t,;, Av1il Now. 11200/mo. ~r..'.'!!~~.f!.~!!'J!!'!. 552-0300, 840-7390 ~~=·RN~~~· Beam c:.I· :::~~la~:c,nt~~e~!"~~~ 57S.S4lll &;:~:rs:2d5./~:~n~::S: 2s1~~~~~~upC~~=:.w __ l_DO_W_H_A_S_SSS __ l_0<_T_0_'1
lam rm. eec. gate, gar· 640-90tll .. Iha NEW CON DO 1900. 2285-D Maple 845-9494 dally. CdM. Avail Aug 1· com-u1111. Days Mike Russell drapes paneling CdM RE Loan•. lOK Up. No d-$850 720-0375 ~ I YI 0 1 pletely turn 3Br home. 714/640 3225 E 752.1a3o • Credi! Check. No Pen-. · · •II' " 11•i•1al• 3101 cHn view Bdrm, $375. I BR. paol, Piiio, 1 Short walk to bch. 499...-264 • ' ves ally Oenniaon & Aasoc f•Hld• V•lln 3134 l1tft .... IQ •••••••••••••••••••••• lrplc, modern kitchen. peraon. 14110. 2 BR 2 On Jamboree Rd JI• S500/wkly plua Clep ---------1 Scaling Down? Starting 673-7311
••••••••••••••"••••••• 3 bdrm. 2'A baths twnnae Beaut. custom 2 Br 2 Ba deck. Jar. 673-3271 O< adltt, p1t10. 325 J. 17th San Joaquin Hiiia Rd 673-83411 '"Laguna Charm«"" 2 blks out7 Lower overhead ---------
Pool Seeker• grab this 3 s1200 per mo Eves & blk to beach. 1plral _83_1_..0 __ 2_____ Pl. &46-5137 alt 11AM 144· 1100 from Beach 2 BR houae maintain Image. olflce at 214 Tl
Br. 2 Bl home In family k di 1179 8986 da stairs. skytltes, patio, 1(>8 Ct1I• •• ,. 31U IW PlllT $340/mo. 1st & last Regency Center. Exec On San Clemente du· area. $595. Lota ol xtra1 ~2" 1023 • · & gar . U t 11 Inc I . •••••••••••••••••••••• EASTSIDE. Lg. 2 bdrm In $500/mo. 1 Br 1 ea. apt, s1:ioo mo. evel~ 814 to 4117-2621 suites In Newport l'lr Air· ptex 21% yteld. $34.000 BEST fee 539-6191 -$1200/mo. 673-9384 att 1 II 2 .. a II 4/plex. Prtv IUndlCk and encalsd garage. lndry 10/2182 Executlv• 3 ----------1 port, fully equipped & reCl'd Agt t-758-0318
2Br 2ba pvt ~ar apt 6. N 'd 'G ' gar S510. Adlts. not f~ c•-~ to ....... _ .. C11 bdrm and den. ocean Professional Ma le staffed for every bu1I· B •• ti.I,.. ••o<1a•n.0 lo11 o sl0<0
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OC·RENTALS Blk) ST50 Incl utll. Avail Ocean view. beautifully 842·5073. 1 Br. Garden Apt. 110~ & LIDO DELUXE 2 Br. trptc Vat1lll• lt•l•ll 4150 may con11Cler female. 833.-9976 I.•11 I fH•I
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750 331 7 d pool & patio. $895/mo. SplCIOUI 2 r. I •. -25. $370/mo. 546·1377. $t050 67 .. ·"59 OCEANFRONT 2 a • Br. --------A•HHtt•••I• SIOO • 4 open • eys 645-1771 (Iv mag) . 673-0896. 3 Br. n~ Ba . S 4 7 5 ---· --~--·---1 Avall. now. Weekly thru S.11•11 l•r lt•I 4350 at MacArthur & Jambo-•••• •••• ••••••••••••••
5 Btks to ocean Elegant 2 ILIFFI CHM Laundry fee pool 1 Br. clean & sharp. No * BAYFRONT * summer. 673•7873. ••••'••••••••••••••••• ree.J11teraection. Lovely Dance enthusiast M /F
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$850 Mo. Plush crpta. •Br. 2V.Ba. and unit. •••••••••••••••••••••• 546-9950. RESPONSIBLE N-SMKR Bal Penln waterlront, 4Br. 1port1 car. vie Oakwood 820· 1200 sq ft Month to S 1000 mo. or m0<e. PIT 2~ Ba. ce4ar & glus .• 2412 Vlata Hogar. No CASA IE ORO M~. ~~~n~.~:~~~~t .• -2-8-r-.-t-,,.,-8-1-.• -pr-lv-a-te_p_a· 1750/Mo. 873-1521 Bet. 2 sty. canoetletlon oppty. Gardens. No. 645-7278 month avail. Call Sandy as a travel club contut·
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No pets. Inquire at 527 WHTOLIFF 111¥1 Compare before you TSL Mgmt 642· l603 646-3627 no calla af1 8. $800/mo. lt•llll 11 llNn 4300 ••••••0•ITIY••••••••••••••• -S-0 -. L_A_G_U_N_A __ 3_A_(_Ch-B-ay~ _5_4_2_·90_47 ____ _
18th. St. 980-633t. .. Bdrm 3'.+ bath, 2 year rent. Custom dealgn ----''-------873-3355 •••••••••••••••••••••• m E 11ms 500 sq II wllh good hW) ,,,, ', ••• , S300
Nr BCH 2br home w/huge old P1C1Mtter executive leaturea: Pool, bbq. Large 3 Br. 2 Ba. Town-•IUITifll/tlln• llJ I•••• .. • IRVINE. Phone answe-vlslbllity 407•2351 •••••••••••••••••••••• gar, aun1tt & petlo, 1430 l'IOme with library. family cov·rd garage, aurroun-house In quiet complex. 1Br. enclaCI. balcony. Large Bluf11 condo, 2 C ring, cont rm. utll pd.
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Clean 3 Br. 11.+ Ba lencd s2100 mo. oc leue op-1 8'. furn. $515 675-59•9 Slngte No Pets. Water & Bay View Secluded pa· 5•0-97•5 l:~~i m"o~·~aby:ao~~Y lion Call agent at 465 W.w ti.on 842·1971 $530/mo 2 Br. 2 Ba. gaspd S375mo llo 1925.830-0645 ROOMMATE -52_0_aq-.-,t-.-,-1-.00--per--aq-:,•~r r':!~~~11'!~'J'~: ARE FREE
846-5092 NEWPORT VILLAGE TownhOUMI, car ports. 145 E 18111 845-2708 Cozy 2 bdrm, 1 ba. be•· It .• 3975 Birch .. N.B. secretarial & word pro-
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'""' v. on g nyn ...... ..,. No pell. 1 & 2 Br. Dlacount on w u -nt. oarpe no for 3 mo .. maater suite ·-require · A ,. Ar-behind bldg. 1525 mo. In e11cetlent area. Avella· 2Br, 2Be +den, prof 1Bdrm-furn.1505 2 Br. 2 Bl. $565 some models. Pool. Spa. &drapes, laundryfaclllty, with frplc, pool, apa. pa<ter Inn. 2172 Dupont, Turner Aasoc. 494•1t77 LOST: Brown ··aurler
b 1 e 1mmed1at t1 y , decorated. beautifully 2 Bdrm-furn.lrom $605 398 w . Wilson 63l·5583 Gym , s au n •, 91 c. under roof carports and 1_..98-2661. 844•9539. Call AM. 833-3223 type .. walltl. vie Car-
$800/mo on 1 year leaae lndscpd, pvt tennis & 2 Bdrm Townhouse furn. 848--0619. publlc tennl1 courtt & fal•1lr/1I lt•l11f500 away 0 r I v•. C M , Five others to choose awlm1ng lacll $1500 mo from $675 Sparkling clean. 2 Br. t •/, golf couree right behind Super view, pool, spa, lfWNIT IUCI •••••••••••••••••••••• 546-3t47 from. we·re the ones ro Reis req. Contact owner Ba $470 Fenced. 1.1111• $350 Bach. furn Pool, property. Clol8 to ev ... aec . gate. tennis. Executive office In Can-N.B 3975 Birch. 31160 sq. ---------
ti..._ 976-1680 or 857-4964 No pets. paid Refrlge. 2 small spa. 18092 FlorJda. rythlngl 13115/month. $245/mo. & hekpng nary VIiiage, $450/mo. 11 or Iese MIA zone Found gray & white M
Utllltles Freet children ok, no pet1. 842-2834, 842-3172 Avalleble Auguat 15. one 7511-1428 Bloker 67$-4912 Agent 541-5032 striped kitten. vie Ha· \\bodbrldnc 3 yr old Npt Hts. 3 plus 1960 Wallace 642-4905 tw dull ly & ---------________ _._. •-~--------1 ml lton & Bushard. ~ loll or 48r. 3 ba Frml din LA QUINTA HERMOSA Ne81' beectl 2 Br. 1'A Ba. or o a . 1 on no Prof F ltlare pluell model WISTllllml $750 up 2160 It. lndu· 968-2572 Reillllj rm. I/rm. $1290. O<dnr 16211 Parkside Ln. 1 blk $500/mo. 2 Br 2 Ba. 1p1, crpt1, drps. bit-Ins. frplc, pell. Call owner 11 17141 townhome, tennl1, gala. 1200 Of 2400 sq. It. De-atrial -Olflce 18101 A.----------
S5 1·3000 0 Pen S • t I S u n W ot Beach. 3 blks S. of encl1d garage, p1t10. enclsd g81'age. $560/mo. _&4_2_--0_138_. _____ beech, patio. lurn. 1500 luxe office or at ore dondo Circle •M & T Found Blk and wht 646-6769. 631-2177 Edi""'-. lrptc. lndty lac. SubmlC Call 538-0921 ..... ._a•lf ..__,.&." eaotl. 493-"947 apace. 14302 & t4304 H uni• ng ton. Beach Spril'!ger Spaniel/ Lab 1'211larnnn Pll•).l r\lnr .. .,... on pet 1¥9"...,..• •-----------842 283• mix VIC CM Tennis Clb. HURRY' 3rm w/pool Lg Ml·l4t1 TSl M 1 642·t603 ARLINGTON APTS. 11 U.Jrua '"° LADIES ONLY Bttul Beach Blvd. Btwn 2 1--·--·------1 841-7524 llEITALS gar. cute kltch NOW ---------gm Quiet. apacloua town-•••••••••••••••••••••• N B .... JH.IV home. Avell Frwya. C1v1C Cent9" Vil· lfflltl! •••1·..-11 ---------1 to 5 bctrms. ararttng et $375 •ffniiAffSi•ti .,1ff EASTSIOE 2 lJr l'Th'"tla. flouae ~Br. . ear IDWflD now 845--9515. AO.-sl'i()Jflmg-cwnter. IYti ~ ,_,,, F-0und Stbertan Hually.
1-450 to S1150 OC-RENTALS 750-3314 •• -.-.~;•••••••••••••••• Townhoull. enclsd g•· beach S 5 2 5 /mo Prime toc.tlor\. 979-6889 Approx 2000 •q ft Nr Vic. Newport Beech. July Veraallles. lrg 2 Br 2 Ba rage. lrplc. amall pet ok. 960-8656 · YILUIE Mature Lady lo snare 0< 660-0144. Crown Valley Pkwy, & 3111 984-3906
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For leate Of lease option penthouse, roomy klteh.. Great loc. N 162 bd 1 home In Coate Meaa. ---------FOf"beS Rd · Mission vi. $2,500 mo or $690.000. din rm, trplc. l>MUI. view TSL u-mt &42-1603 Frelhly painted 3Br 2'A8a, ~In 14 ~';'· 1 edr~ Move In 8191. 111. $325 Airport area • Exec. Sui· Jo (714) 545-0215 Found White Pigeon with
Trades considered Avail of ocean. Year feue '"V frplc. dbl att gar. petlo. ~om 1515, 2 bdrm from plua ~ utlls. 540-4979. 1 .. From 225-450 aq. tt •-1.;.300_...;_sq_. -tt-. -S-42-5-.---• httla "**'· red feet &
now Laf1 make a deal. S900. Sandy 642-8149 STUNNING large 1 Br. 1650 mo. 1164-4633 1570, TownhouH from Btwn 6-9PM. St r:; aq. It. Many xtru 1800 sq 11 5575 b • • k Vt c C d M ·
Jodell model. Harbor 1 Bdrm collage. furn Utll gar~ apt, PoOI a rec. DELUXE 3 Br. 2 Ba. In Sl40 + pools. tennl•. Fem. Rmmte. 1 blk lrom _c_ii_5_57_·_7_o_io____ Front olflce. large rear -6-73---34-2-5------~~· f~; view. By pd. Secluded. rm. 710 W. 18th. St. 4·Plex, blt·lnt, crpt1. weterfalle, pond•I GH t>Hch. reep, $225 tit & mOITIYE SlfTEI doe< 17711 Whittler Ave LOii Gr~y & White &male
$475 645-3477 Lall, tll-'t l•lft•--hlt·upa, C1rp1, dbl ger. tor cooking & heeling last 531.5see evea 881 Covet. NB. 631-3651 Days 540-9352, Evu cat wt.. blk collar• 111·
2 Ek. I'~ ba condo, patio. 2 tBr. poo1a(de w/gar-;o; fr pie 1950 No pet1. paid. From San Diego 646-0861 ve< bell 675-4111
car gar Pool/ape. S7.00. 1-485 B 11 /pall 1 540-4484 1n 6 M·F Frwy drive North on Non 1mkr, 3 BR condo. Prof. orllQe spece In Npt. I l1 .., -~ ~~-FOUND Sh•f mix pup
p h 4 9 7 • • 2 o a 0 r 1 1.ac05 "'f 1 °· c r1• Beacti to Mcfadden to furn. 1200 mo. & 'Ao utll Cent'r for attorney or •• •.•.'·••'••"'·'• •• •.I ....... " • .,_••• vie "-i-·I• .. onr-"'-·. 673· 1856 THE por I .. d. rpao. poo • DELUXE 2 Br. 2 Ba. In s e. w I n d v I I I • g. $ 150 dep. 1184-3654 HB, other profnslonat. Use FAM"Y _ __..I ·-br .. ___ c··.·~5°':25g2 .... v•-apa. aun ry. ulet. no 4-Ptax, crpta, drp1, bit· 171 ... ,.3•51,,8. nr OCC 1 ti 1 1 x ~ ,_, .. '"'"... "' ~ t M Pl .. ,..., " 0 recep on 8 • arox. to rent or I••••· REA----------Btutta. 3 bd, 2 ba. 2 pat.. P • • · • 1 • n • • · Ina, eoc:lld gar. hk-upe. ---------law llbra"' Avail Imm.... Found yg M Pheraoh lrpl, grn bit, view. u"rCI, 5411·2447 I $525. No pets. 540-4484 ,,.., ~-. RH~onalble rmmt CdM. 11 f Cl.,. 11 •• 1 .... ""1 ·• SONABLE. 642-2150. u nd 't ..
'' . OOD 8 M F .,..., 13 5 ptu1 utlla, pool, ca or eta s. "'"" or .... ou . cen .. eep. <Nl'-WID. charm! Only 1150. •tt • · •••••••••••••••••••••• Art 11•/95" "'•11 ..,...... .. ~-(21") . 720•1280 Pool. tennle, l•k•. club, frplc, c1rport. Avail. Aug ___ .. __ .,.._,_ .. ___ l•ll•n•i ltrnl/ ~~-C::,!o ,..,.,..... ~
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HARBOR VIEW HOMES LIFE'' me8tiB.All 2br, 2 ba. bltns. d1wnr, houae prlv. 'It utlll. 1290 Newport Beach loft for N.B. IOC. Phone and co-•• !.'•················· Found. lrl•h Setter M,
Customlted, 4 bdrm. lam p•MtLY an.· ~~ mpl!~·s~h0 t1d~l!,8: 111. & laat. 588-<4038 Iv rel'lt. Faml~ atmoephere. p ier a11all . $225/mo ••ll•HI purebred. 2-3 yta old.
rm, pool. Exo1ptlon11 .-. .. .._~ ...... .....:.. ...... -.,.,. ~ mag. Full ·-0 .. ~ .... NMr 966-1779. 1140-6215 ~ I I ,,00,11 vie. Nwpt Bch. 545-7091 rental 11550 mo. ·---~ r"'"' BHutllully land1c1ped 538-8382 ---------,._ '""' ( 1 'Ml •• ,. ., ., 955-3454 Soc111 Actlvltlu garden eptt. Pool a Spe. ---------·•Female. Beaut. room w/ pool & park. Rent Incl eve ••• --•••••••'•••••••• Found Mele kitten, •P· DI rector• Fr•• Covered par le Ing. No lltWtJ lt4fftrattl blth. Kitch prlv. HVH. utll. 1375 mo. 759-0790 Executive olflce 1u1te. Join the IHder In the proK 3-• mo. Orey & blk
Underltlled Eteganc:e 8 u n ,s • y pet•. 2 children wel· 2 bdrm, 2 ba, no 1)9ta, S290 plu1 utll. 720<0375 1 ... NB ho p of ••• cornet of 405 Fwy. ~r swimming pool ohemlcal Tabby. 845-7240 ltw T....... Bnlnetl-BBQ'a• am•ll cNld ok 1315' ~ ~v · me. ~ · ..... Htrl>Ot Blvd. lake OW/I Mrvlce bu1lnH1 Be a Pertlll•Piul come. • mo. EASTSIOE CM. Privet• non-amkr. 28-35. Avall. '"" 1800 ..... ft 11 90I "aparkle watar tr•trnent Found White 11raw P'JrM. FOf IHM 2eoo tq tt. 2 _....., 1 Br. IA711 tea-9114 unfurn. room & bt1h. no¥r. t3110. Diana. ... ,..,:,1751 ,.---.19._. ayatema dHler." uc·cs Call to l~Uty
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In Cliff Hllven. lrplc, H)>dlOITl fl ~ pool, Idell ror quiet,,,.. Ba. pool. ltOO/mo. • F I ,. •·. "•· ..__ ....... ~to --------000 plut Call collect c.it 842..$878 Ind ... I commty pool. 1850/mo. ~ lure working couple. 957.9017 Tr~. ..van lmmld. Ufn, un & .......... ,.......,....,.. H1¥t ~ to Mil? Mon-Fr1 •~PM. Aalc tor Cleallled AO.Vleot help 675-1051.
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AIR fOI' • growing· pro-cord a must. IM5-3840 eKperleneed. 35 Fashion competition TRUE comp\iter uperlence, developing own bullnees FOR YOU NOW 1 Found small black & white perty ,111enagement co. Dental Aatfetant, FIT, lalend. 844-2494 for $2000 per month. Also RHponalble for entire w/newly marl<eted pro-But It won't be waiting 0~: rr2ooe'o~::Io';i':r s:~~sO r~~~ ggodR co;:t ~~~:ioodbrldge area. Receplfonlst typing and front & bade ellperlenc;e. eppt. need 4 to bulld mrktg AIR for a growing pro-duct. Mlnlmal lnvestm~t long. A representative Safe 1950. Singer Se-5200 OBO ;..a.:3398 · vartousdutlea.536-7551, ROA. x-ray lie required. JR. ACCOUNTANT w/ team: 633-8943 & perty management eo. needed. Ph PBR Intl fromSTOP 'NGOwlllbe wing machlnue 1150.1 _____ . ____ _ lltlf•lll S3SO Linda Salary open. Benefits. good prfnclpal aceoun-855-6807 536-7651. Linda (714) 631-3296 dya or et the Stop 'N Go market Secretary desk, chest licn/11 IOZO
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as well as lourlsta. fits. Huntington Bch. 648-2411 net. PO Box 1486, Costa work wltti youth (agee are accepting appflca-Sales Rep A~ency In Ir-Dey and evening posl-more. 633-3389 ••• ~~.!!.~.~••••••••~•
eank•merlcard ••aeter 53"656l. Meaa. Ca. 92626 10-14). Call 2-5PM. tlons between 9-11 em vl'ne. Typ·ing, /H. rtllng & " 1 Charge, Amerio;;, Ex-"" Dependable woman with 642-4321, Ext. 346. EOE dally for the following phone uper required. lion .. ava lable. TtltJhtH IHtll llOW 36C /FT.
Presa. Diners. All wel-strong personallty 88 llve Ltcal SttrtflrJ H positions! c 11 J tt 54"' 11H4 •t EXP •EOEWIY, with phone, American Redwood 2x6 deekfng, come 714/645-3433. am IEOIAllOI In companion/ eook for Newport Center Real ·:Person Friday" -ome HOSTESSES a eanne e, ......... Good starting salary. lull Oak $1200. Old Mosler 4-20' long; alSOlredwood
**Tune up w/arnog lie. Newport Sch woman, Estate Litigation Firm Decorating Shop. Answ. WAITRESSES Sculptured nall designer company benefits, great Safe $950. Singer Se-fencing. Call Jim or Ken 2112 Harbor 81· CM **Brake & front end salary negotiable. Reply needs exper legal secre-phones, •Hiit cust's, 333 Bayside Drive wanted. Laguna Beach. career opportunity! For wing mechlnue $150. anytime. 775-1491.
COEDS • Would lo11e to **H"" line with resume & references tary. Xtnt typing, dicta-minor bkkg. etc. Custom Newpon Beach, Calif 494-6577. more Information. cell Secretaru desk, chest ---------rt .... h c 11 .,.,,_ ., t T Jo PO 8o 614 Shade & rapery Shop, ---------• 17 o ' Rall oad ties iood selec-pa Y ... 1 you. a """' o . · · · · x • phone and shorthand e 3535 E Coast .......... CdM. ROUTE PERSON S 11 bkk & 4-921 type. $800. Burl wood r •
o95r3-K931163t hy any t I m e . Busy & fast growing In· Balboa. Ca. 926e1. m64~s6t960. Salary open. 673-7630 ""' Soft Water Co. SJC area. tyl'CP~~gta~~~ S::1 bust~~. e O.E. cane chairs S125 ea 01-lion, $6.75· 13.50 cut de....,ndent shop h·-Im C .,. M/F n'1ng room table 8 It X 5 sizes evall. 2595 Laguna
... ¥ --Oeek lerk, Motel, nee-Truck drlvln~ exper. $900. 957-8388 c Rd L med openings. Top P•Y ded, 3 evenl"" lhffta, 2 LllE OHi P.TI•E ULH ....,,1 1 1 Good I 1 fl 12 high back chairs anyon aguna,
LI-• I YIOll'I & xlnt working conditions .. ,, •-P u · r v ng re-SECRETARY TOPLESS MODELS Ml al Oak $6500 All 494-4764 "-'°' quail!'-" tndlv. (714) night shift, some expe-Experience preferred. Enjoy _,king with kids. COl'd a must. Pd VtK;, Ins, 1s on •• · _ .. ---------PHOTO MODELS 492•7815""' rlence. caehlert phone. bul not necessary. salary and wish Increased ear-etc. 493"'4535 Sharp person needed 10 $75 DAY • PAID DAILY m nt cond. MUCh, mu.,.. Franklin Stove & misc.
ESCORTS/DANCERS l~~~~~~~~~I Wilt train. Start $3.75/hr. negotiable with expe· nlngs, utfllze your out· work In test paced N--no e11p nee • 826-2583 more. 633-3389 · fixtures, S250/0BO
OUTCALL 24 HRS 1: Call 95'7-3063. rf:?ce. Apply In l)efSOn going pereonallty, learn lalJs/lllltf .,,, port Beach commercial n-•~• Pr ol old hand cralted 645·7730 (7-9:30pm) ••• 0201 Babysitter & Housekeeper b 3 5 PM 2 0 hOW to become a tratneo Mature woman to aaala1 real estate ott~. Exoet-rs~• n;n ~I ht btK;k chrs Dark 1J • • weekdays 8AM-6PM. DINNER COOKS. exper In • ween,._: • 1 sales cou'neelor. Call owner In managing de· lent oppt"' tor a person E11pr'd. Phototype, paate · · .,,.,,,.I • N_,... ti~. Mr. Hood home style Cooking for Newport """'ter Dr .. Npt 2-"'PM. •42-4321. Ext. signer llngerle shop. ' up and stat camera. 'c.rved finials. up-r..-• I 1030 ."....,.' ""'~ smell retirement home In Ben " " w/80 wpm typing. and weekd"" 7141898_~28 holstered seat & beck .•• ~!!f!!!! ...•...... WANTED: MALE MOO-760·8863 L S k d Tl. (IHI R••fl 3"8. EOE Sa I es ex Pr n e c . top dtctaphone skllls. ,_ AUractlve Spanish/Med LEICA FLEX SL. with
ELS !or photo wotk Le----------1 Pa/Tg.u4n914 .• 94058me w n e. Equal Opp Em-p•-IUL EITATI ••• RI 673-7710 aak for Judy. gftlmate. 499•5635 · Bath aide 7AM· 1PM. ~,~ -Cont ff ct Peg g·y Typist, lull time, Mon-Fri, accent. $45 ea. or $85 50mm and 35mm. wide
SUNNY'S executive
Streu-Reduction:
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Mon-Fr1. Newport VIUa. Do .. RE 1 ... _ SALIS 833·2900. 8:30-5. $5 per hr. 50 both.S.4-5977 angle l35mm ~ $1100
(000 Hilaria way. NB Domestic HouHkteper. LIOtJOR CLERK. full or 1 Y20U navee.;,_;..:_08......,1n'-wpm minimum. Call Patti •llT se• • OBO "•2-5861 live In, e•perlencec:I, En-part time. 21• Broa ..... ·ey. ee yrs ~...-· ""' Ollla. I 11111 t 548 5525 M F i _,. · ,... ¥ 11 a h s p e a k 1 n g " "" real estate aales or 5 yrs IEOIPUY ;me. a -on-r · 726-8081
51.9655. . Laguna BOh. In other outalde salea? Unlquewomen'solOthtng I I ~ ,American walnut slngle1---------k 11 Marketing dept. haa •l•H ,,.,... bed, beautiful cond C•I• 1035 ---------1Ll11e-ln Sutflclent finances to store set • tnerge c opening In NPT i CH. Investment sales 0 . $150 080. 847-1528 •••••••••••••••••••••• EYElllll la••lt ...... supl)Oft yourselt M\lef'al people with flair for ta-Fin svoes firm Good tu . . "lt I ._ 1 shion &/~ modeling ew · · ,. Mus. t be prepar. ed for 40. STE•MER TRUN" Himalayan " tens. sea . , .. T n.E •10 care for 2 year old months Wnile becom ng ~ ~-ping. S/H Skills, Exper. s "' " bl bl 1 t Be a tai.phone promo-b 11 1 established In commer-peri.nce helpful Apply in N 1 r~p1d advancement to S 100 or best oiler. ue. ue cream po n . tlon clerk '°' local n--Be a carrier eounselor oy, vet with ather. clal end/or exctu1lve peuon at Alexia Natural rceq·d. on-31ml<r per . Vice Pres. of Marketing. 645-7730 (7-9·30pm) CFA, shots. 831-1607
spaper. Private dHk, for a looel newepaper. Small salary. room end resl<lentlal sales In New-Fashlone, 260 Forest Av.. 811 640·012 3-5 yrs exper pref In oil · IOIO
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casual attire. Only requl-No experience necee-board. Newport Beacl\. port Beach? 11 so, call Laguna Beach. program lnve11men1 & Antique walnut & marble ¥!/.~•••••••••••••••••
Need Person to share ex-rvemenolce 'andi. •togtsoodof penhonethu-~osr~s°ily !2 ~°':rs 63~7772, 535.9993 Leo Hanna. Sr, vice pr• -S-af-'es--------1 S~vf~~ S~tlf ~~:;d:;'t. i:"ture eap4ta:ihLoo~lng -;::W~d<7 :~go1o)eo. POODLE. Male, 7 wks. rt Mid a . o·• a Pus LIVE IN: 2 Of' 3 da)'9 per sldent. ?ll•E•S Ill llMP pr . PP y •· r person w en re· --: pm AKC. bu•. 645-2420, res. :=:go~!1.P~8-312:9t. alum. Hours ~~!':.:IS:~~~:. of part-:e::i ~~~e~!Y~t~~!~ .JfHltJ I. Ta11tr Ce. Con11d:r1ng • career tion. 17thlil'\line, NB. ~~~~~~~~·&·~~r~~11e;t~'. A1J.liuc11 IOIO S150. 962-0175
Judy AnderMn wtltfe ere
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von Nagel. 213/548-3682
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Prof man desires female Mon-Fri. 5:30·9:30PM A real fun Jobi 673•3023 F\eattors 8«-4910 change tn 1982? Con-S.••" lsslstaltf Salary negotiable, send • •HARBOR.AREA•••• he lltt41t1ot Clan
houaekeeper & gtrl Fri· Sat ll:30AM-1:30PM Management opponunl.. IW. IT'Tl I slderlng entering the needed for bu1Y Hlon. Inquiries to Attn: Mr. APPLIANCE SERVICE Sign up now! For Info: day, must be Ofganl.ted S84.00 to atart. ties. For Interview call Live in companion for et-E • ULE ranks of the 1elf em· Lie required. Newport Ch1r'les Carol, Exec. Vice we NII recond guar. Calf: 847-7688 FV a capable of handllng Attet 111 week.~~ In after 6:00 PM. 642-5678. derly lady ori Bel boa N~ 2 expet'. people In plO';ed? fl you are tntar· Beach. 631-1390 Pres. Oougtaa A. Sparlls 11 549 3077 ---------househ Id dutl ah rtnet9111 flt ext 312. PertinsYIL 760-8030 comrnerctal and lndu-tsted ln.-operatlng your COl'p. 808 E. Oceanrront, app ancet. • Free to a loving home,
Ping &011 cookl!!·. tn op-ew. pa F lpt~~-~· strlal real estate for •uc-I • ace a n SINWSTI MRUMCTIONRG-Equally Newport Baich, CA I Ill •-UAHES Australian Sheep dog . . .,, ~ °' n .,n,.,.., Genefat Offlee, Interesting Maid Wanted. PIT 8 daya own " ur n ge cy. .,.T f ad 1 old change for· apt In So. call alt• 6PM l)Olltlon f lert 1 week s Cliff M tel ceulul and grownlng invest 1 hOUrofyourtime qualified swimming _9_2_68_1 _______ Lea ______ 9_5_7·_8_1_33_1 ,~:;c,,;,Pgre~i wi!; kids'.
Laguna on the beach. 1•2 1171 ll'ft t .°!.!'a! M' n. a49•971'7 ea o . firm. Best WOfklng con-at our F'acte Seminar. I II to /Ill d fo USC d k t 64 3 ~ • te -ven ......,. ........ 1. ae> ..-dltlons In Newpon Call Bonnie tor dtlalla at n rue r eguer r gra see e any em-Refrig/ waaheratdryera. 832--0237, 0-442 Please call Terry (714) tlT 312 Gregor Yacht Cofl)OfaO·, .. ________ Beach. 714/8'16-5051 963-4518 park In C.M. Certflled. porary work. Rtla. Ex-Many to choose from. Playful Lab mlK. black F. :~:::;:~ !:.n 9·5. or 1~~~~~~~~~ on 1631 Placentli, C.M. ,. Management ---------_s_s_7_-7_2_34_r_or_a_pp_t_. __ :~~3,:ependable. SlOO/up. 859--0682 25 lb .. 55 10 good home. I~ Hair Dresser needed, Vil· II I M L h REOEPTillllT Sates help wanted, exper Swimming lnstruelor (Red --------Refrigerator, washer, (213) 559-4294 11,.,..11 BOILER MFG CO. CEO lage Faire Meli, Laguna t t• lfat with tyPlng skflla for real pref'd . eall or apply Cross ce"lfted) wanted Waltr11aes/Wafteu PIT dryer, dishwasher & Cocker Pups, M/Fem 7 ltmtn SJIO ::;n ~=-:i.:~~~ Beach. 494-1600. Mc•t. TrtflHS =~~=;Non amo-~r:~n ::i~d;"!~~· ~6~~ for little girl. 4 yr old, In da, over 18, wlll train. freezer. 646.5848 wks. Family oriented.
•••••••••••••••••••••• H~IRSTYLIST. PreJ-ma-a......a Y 0 644-8570 Matt private pool. 3 llmeat Stiiraz 548-7948 $ C I 968 38 Will head co. w/unllmlted "' --.•I tlf trffr week. 966-5341 KENMORE WASHER 125. a I -4 4 EllLlll IEllTlllllll potential. Fantastic: op. ture with cllentele. CM Stan your new career on R~eptlonlet/Oflfce M•· ------------------WaMed Woman to help W0<klng s7o. "'·--rt for wo-portunlt~or the right are a. 5 4 8-4 2 9 l or our 3rd lhlf1, earning $4. nager. Orthodontic of-Salesperson on slralghl Telephone Sales refined lovely lady. Thurs Call 63 l -9197 SllEllAll llSl(f ,.._., ,,_.. 54"2766 $4 flee, downtown Laguna eommlaafon for Compu· Earn B"' Mon-by th• & Fri night. -"-e llltf"" ----------i •"C F 3 ~s $200 4 9 7 • 5 7 2 5 ( bet w perlOn. d resume to: o-• Up to .50 as you be-t ted b ll'I "' _, ....,,.. ... "'' • · • Boller CEO Box 147. San .... lmllT come more exp'd. You Beach, Hpetlence P,.. er genera ue •11 beach. $300· S 1000/ help needed. 644-4897. DISHWASHER. Working 080. Jeenn 891-9868 8am-8pml Juan Caplatrano, Ca. mun wtll be promoted to ltrfed. Full Time. graphs aervlces. Involves week. Call 536-7511. condition. Butltln -pale ---------
• 92893 Exper. styltet w/ellentale :fimt. & -··.....,,·'"""' •~ 497-43281 •94-1417 ealllng on buslries ... In YACHT CREW NEEDED yellow. $40, 631-9197 FtH to ,,. IOIS .. I s.a•o t ..... _ ..... _ t _,..... • .,_,, ...... Orange Co. Info Gr•· Ttlt .... Ht ·-··· Must be 18, lntelllf;nt, •••••••••••••••••••••• •lift 7;,1 1---------1 0 ,.,.n progr-• ., saon. s. Call: 714-537-4840. IEOE-llT P'" -d 1 oomed 7 ) KENMORE DRYER llT'ft!•S • ••••• •• •••••••• ... RUPEi s 8 t / c 0 m m / v a c r 11-phlca inc. 675-4385. Best pay In townt Apply an w11 gr . 14 ","
ric°ket" Chlcag~. llllnola. • . llRED? 540-8889 . ~:.:~~;~8w:mh::d1:1v~ Country Club ln Npt Bch ---------779 w. tilth St. Ste H. 846-9387 :~r;r,~9~5:r 631--0477 1300/ be st <1ffer. ---------1 18eks lull time receplfo· s•LES Coata Maa. Part ttrneor ----.-_-------------..... ---------557-7196 • Help, llee<1 25 llUPtfVI· Mar, Coata Mesa and lcvt n 8'11•1 -In t4 mo. old Golden Re· If you ll!'e a full charge sA•s PIT, nu weight 1011 ev..,., Thure llam-noon at nlat. Mus,1 be •,".. I ate,, T I h It It lull time. ••••'••••••••••••••••• REFRIGERATOR llke new, tr lever needs good
~!f'!'!!!! •••••••••• ,,..,,,, S 8 .,, -., cheerfu! pro eas ona . e ep one so c ora ---------IH II F ost Free Two door =P:ri:':nlsp=~t. ~ :J1~~00a,m · W /train, = E~ 0~~'. Hwy., Lag. Abflfty to handle switch· wanted. no exper nee. T::J>h~~ sc;>llcl:!t nee-!'J!r.!! •.•• !••••••••• ,;55 ' 893.9060 _home __ ._63_1·_7_99_2 __ _
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would Rke to talk 10 you. l~~~~~~~~~I .board & excell. typing Tues thru Fri 9 AM to 12 · s ra • r co. Chftstmaa In Augultl Calleo Kitten, 10 wits. has we are 8 young, rapldly Hospital 1: skills ere euentlaL Some noon. A.pplY Pennyaavef. '°' Laguna Shorea Pro-"Juel 8 1econd" yerd MOl'e famfllee are getting shots. B'ox trained.
growing aervtce com· 11 ... -a.. .............. 10..GlllRINMITIO weekend houra. Cati 1660 Ptaeentle Ave. r"Y· Xlnt workl~ conCatd. sate. Aug. 5-8. to.dusk. the camping "bug" this 675-4941 8-5:30
..... _ w111 -~.. ---. ... Asalstant. Fr'ont office IM4-5404/0fane. Costa Meaa. op cornpenaat...,.... 1 1819 W. Balboa Blvd, N.B. YMf. If you h9V8 a um----------peny "'"' Pf'v• .... e a Genera.I offlee poaftlon ---------11---------Tim 9am-6pm per thet'a not getting Ktttens, Bleck & Orange.
challenge and • future. avallablt In Corporate up. lnaurence, & /Teetie· ctuittted Ao. &c2·5e78. Want Ads Call '42·5878 494-0748 SELL Idle Item• with a uMct. Mii 11 now with a wilt furnfstl shots & neu·
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Carpenter nlc!atk>na, mathematical time, no exper fl8C, wtll
"Jedi of All Trades" to and typing 11<1111. Muet train 895-2798
tielp buftd our new 85' be dtpendat*, tNP<>n----------1 aaltl>Oatt. o...at fu~re. slble and MCf motivated-Moth« Sitter needed PIT, MecOranor Yacht ,., __ 1_rene __ Ru1z __ 1_14-&40-8_· ___ 95_o1 will train. $135 P' wk. -· " Hunt. Hrbr •rea. Call
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•8'1st •-coc--K-T-Al-L--lt----i rant & Bali_, 19 fookf"" Mover/driver ·Ananclal eld available wa ""'want· for 12 fuiiiime ha'r~ Starving Oottege 8tu-·Acoredlted member ed, n1Q11t1. prefd. Apply working li'ldlvlduai. wno denta are tooklng tor
N.H.S.C. Mon-f:rl, 1'1AM-'4PM, •nloy working will\ Ill• eJCl)er mover/ drh-er,
, -Correapondence/ 541 W. Baker St. CM. public. Good pay, com-must haw good dr1111ng
realdenoe training Tiie Huddle. pany INUrance a veca-record, 21 or oY8r. Cah
FOR MORE' INFO ...... lion avallable. Apply Ill IM1-8427
1725 s. Dol.iolM. &lit• e Mature. for eldtrty lady, peraon. n,. Good Earth --------•
Anlhelm, Ca. 92t0t WMkenda. nQtl...amoker1 Reatfurant & Bakery, _...,Ill.Ill
T141&34-39et 548-3888. 1 210 ~ Centel' Dr Full or part/tltne. Som. between 3-5 PM eicpertenoe preterrect.
(FWetdeflC'A T Ing, NMd!:~~ry le· •HHIPD/... ~7~; r t 8 e I c II . ~~~Rlalto~~ea,;~!!~~ guna IHctl Hotel, 4 Balboa 8-vfront "°"'41. t --------:; deYI a .... weial(etld8 ... only. Elderty .,.of-...... I~ rtuw "11 _, mu1t. Contact Mrs. teman nda •~·d peraon lw'®• pereon w/pOoct .::":'.................. v~• ttom Aug 29 to Sept 4. btl • bdtgmcl ~ "::n:.=;~·~~ 494-64e0 Muet have OllWI oar to do torktfi time otno. help,
Cati ev .. & wk•"d'' ~ & Muonry ;;:r~2:. ... ;y open. non•emkr, Bal. Penfn.
912 .. 82!. 5 'I' pool dec4' exper. 87345'1
8fyM 541-5341 HouMt<...-, child car.. •unatlNG Matin LedY1 ... tn OOf'!"' !M1Uf•, PIT, ..,,. .-,y, STOP '1111\11\ paNcln to etd4M1y, N9w• •S••• llLP Mutt ha11• drlv.,•• no. port Beach. Laguna E•perte11a1d. Part/ti,,._, 847-1973 ~ 1'lMI
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upFiol. urtl\tonet. Gd 8TROLEE TWIN II roller oak, mint oond.' 1725. :r:·, ":: n ~~to:e r~·:: Ma• I. all& llU ..... N.w engine, ~M* =v:..::•p:t~~
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' WATEf'8ED. King, Ml# II· MUCH MORE •••••r••••nn•n••••• wtlndt. . nunt t:.·· 11800. AedlO. 16'..eot2 I !.'!!l. bladder.. Helter. COCKATIEL with c•o• 133-33111 Clut•c 11· Lapetral(• ~l.T.~,1~·000"'U(lnt ~~ ·~ .... '"' f52-1 1 . .-. M2-7tee 155. Kltchelt teble Wltfl 8 "' ..,, century bay boat 4 ~ • . '711 Chev 'A tc>n 81fveracl0. f(Jy' CARVER u':':.";,";."U':.nr.'uuuu '11 Bug, reblt w/r«lllpt•. '11 ..,. ...........
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i 556-0998 OBO. 894-89<47 enyttme Solid walnul Paotcard 8941 140hp, pwr tllt & trim, b.,LllttP., Ill 11\0Cll• bf'Me.. radiator 57M748 Houee ol ll'llPOf1 .. tn~ and run• orMt. 042.·7500 UllPll lllU 1t1teo: radio. phono uMd 10 hra. w/11' bott R~~t~ 2a~·;0,~·h·;,;,~~ c.,.b, t~n•up. xtre 11~ ·1e 2002, mint eond .. nu DIAL. 213 or 71• · t1t115. 536-8521 '52 e11e. 2 dr, reblt 3 IC>d, L~u~~~~n t~~~4u2"5 For em.ii PICk up S300 1100. >Ont 540.0318 &Mlltt tr•llr'·,~~~~5. •IP• 8, fully loadld. ttnk & 2 xtra rmid & ano llrN 6 br•"· AM/FM 837-2333 '94 B•I• vw with '72 e cyt, '83 lie, nu palm.
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556-0998 bed, ro.41 1oP MOl'tllflll • •• , For rent: 20· motor hOml. 112001080· 49&-1814 00td1 M700 or ~t ofr. enO\lgh to own a Mer-c1rb9, ~IW ti,.., runt '88 Impel• 2Dr. 1460. f
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$75. Roaa Dune Rldef, 5 •• !t!'~!! ......... 28 Chrl1 Oraft cabin Very clean. Comp. VUI Hfl t53·57tt cedH Benz? Oo11't llt well.S2400obo.CaUAns owner, run• good. IPd 1100. 548-7«4 IHll. .. _j_ crul11r. eng. & uane. equipped .ar3-5133 •••••••••••••••••1.-. ... 72 Green 2002 new tn• thl•owortuflltYPUl'JOU Ad ,813 842-4300, 24 576-4172
"_,., reblt, recently refur· · '88 Ford Van, B!Top glne alnt cond 13700 by 1et nowl We have• htt. •---------Patio Sale; Bookc11e. Lal-••I H# blahed, belt tanlc, radio. for rent: CIHt A motor Ctnpr. 15-18 mpg. Slpt 0 ' 042•1eee · · 11iii11t1c 111ecuon or , '78 Nova. 2 dr. ale. amlfm
Stereo, Crack WhHt ••~':"'_,.tt•••••••••••• Nwpt tllp lt1ol. Xlnt horn., ale, micro, ooinpl. 2, table. 11500 090. eye modelt & coior1 avella• 1• 1111 Litt In ttereo CHI, gd_ eond.
10 pc din aet, aolld birch. M a c h I n e , M I t c , 11 CHEETAH Berkeley ah a p 1 . 11 1 , 5 O 0 . refurbllhed, 32', llpa e., !1511-1833. '78 BMW.:._xlnt cond, 40. bit. mu I I I el I. S 2 5 0 0 . Mutt tall. S2900. dyt
S6SO. 2425 Bowdoin Pl, 557-4821. jet, Ill new pnt/ Intl eng, 875-9585 $450/Wk. 963-0594 000 ml, .0750. 557-8847 ... ........ 875-1399 7'30-7893, ev M0 ..... 10
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mull He to apprec:. Ford 72. 5 cyl. runt well, • ~ CM 556-0998 I 8 M p ER s 0 NA L S849t. PP. 894-1045 11' IUO IAY LAllOI Ttlll•n r11nl 1111 lllOO or offer. • '11 lft IOll ..... Tl '71 Paneled bus. new '55 Chevy 2-dr,. CIHn
COMPUTER/ t78K, IH Only 3 mo. old ah nw-•••••••~•••••••••••••• 980-2823 L.o ml lmmac. QC>nd. 1301 Quall Street t1re1. 10.000 ml on body, nu eno & trent. ~ 'Cuatom oeb ber w/amall f refrlg. Storage space. printer, software, war· 11 ,,,,., fflO glua repro 0; T f 23 ft Roadllner. 1g retrlg, • s2995 NEWPORT BEACH motor. am/Im cua 12bolt Poll rear end. 11.
, $300. 2425 Bowdoin PL Donna 85 7 ·2812 dya 42' H Matthews, twn dsl. cen ury pee • • w ue grea\ oond Or"t buy et SCl75/olr. "7" • ..v ranty. Muat 1ell $5500. •••··'···••••••••••••• t • k t u'J:,j0 • f(ont kltch, back b•. ·ea Dodge Ven. auto, 831•3188 wtl""-9_5 '1 t•-S2600. SC0-8209 or strip. 831-3880
859•8871 evea • Brlttol. Live aboard. aurrey top + tide cur· 04S.90e0 538-3905 . H2-2788 "••rl 111 , '74 412 STATION WA.-·73 Caprice clualc con-' d d I di · $49,500 PP . (213) talna, cornea w/klll co· • ':fr.:••••••••••••••••• 82 300 Turbo. Sliver GON, Gold, AM/FM v1tllble. XLNT Cond. S N:,.~02° cap~~1~ ... ~~alr~ Rancho San Joaquin Ath-6 9 6 • 2 5 8 1 • 1 7 1 4 ) ver, 12 hrt on one chit· ft!lll•n Ullllhr 1110 Alln WulN • llH ,73 Capri, ttlck, •tereo, blue metllblue, 1/r, ortho cast. auto. AC. gd. cond. $249S. EvM, 494-5589
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125. 557_3119 letlc Club couple mem-760•1178 ge. Purchaaed tor $17 ••• :"t:. •• ~••••••"'••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• euper clean runs great seats, rear heads, tact $2200. 760.0138. 1110 •m
berahlp, S 180 Incl. 1980 50, ·Hatteras con-0 0 0 . 0 ff ere d a f 6'>18' Utlllly Trallef, $275. WI PAY l900/obo 642•2944 • lnatld matt, must 1111. •70 VW P 1 Oak Flnlah Game table, 4 transfer tee. 553-0045 $14,500/bll ofr. PP. Oaty 8«-7111 ' Pvt ply. 7141731-0202 t 1 ~P ~ ca~per, Olnml
1 upholstrd chrs, oct;xon, HO TRAIN LAYOUT. N-;:~~~·~~~o·~~O~E~ ... ~ 573-3147 2 whMI utlllty treller-4x10 TOP IOWI ,!!~! .......... !~{. '81 380SEL; Undef 9,00Q ~~:k;,,~ c;::.ns2:;~: 29 ,500 mlles, good
' leaf, xln~2~· 142 (a Athearn engene, Incl. 575 9877 with llght1 FO• 1111 CAlll '73 Citroen SM 01 k mlles Orient Red 549-3192 shape, 4 spd, men. trans. : steel). 4 1 cars. Make offer . • 1978 27'hlt BA.YLINER ll50 · 531.19118 n blue S lpd oM ~r Chrome Rima. Sunroor: s3g95 OBO. 842-9691
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: Nt~!.N~ts::i~w~~ 731-2133 24' SEA RAY weekndr "Victoria." Fly bridge, Afllf ,.m · r. AUii ili• Sl50oo e.4·5•3194 · perfect cond. 144,000 .. 53 vw BUG rebll eno 1_d_•'JS_. _____ _
L.awn mower. gaa. near"' w, m'SmLIPe.oA.11 o$p1"2· .Leoonor•.· VdHFthrfalddlo, bait tank. I n, '1111 ~/lllAll ,. I . . .11 Wkdys 714/557-07t1, xlnt cond MUST SEL.Li Qnnl•t 1121 $200. Free del. •r •P n er, outrigger•, A«HHtin HIO "• I I e v e s t w k n d s $ • 0 09·· 0 •••1•••••••••••••••••• 559-8721 new, xlnt condition. 675-2929 w/treller. Wae Nlllng for •••••••••••••••••••••• 2480 erbot' 81vd. ~··••••••••••••••••••• 714/675-2464. 1v5 . 581-2932 '82 N-Yorker 5th Ave
, Make offer. 646-8549. 21, Ski Boat 1977 model 122.000. ucrlflce at All Cnevy truck parta: •A COSTA MESA 74 COLT. 2 dr .• 1t11to. xlnt ave Edition 11 000 mllet.
: BABY CREWIB MIMIU•". IP wa.lklkl, mini crul·-. 455 S 13. 900. HAVE TO ton to dleael. Rblt. MMltO r~nnino condition, gOOd '8d1 d3oo,o . tvory., fully I~-Eves 87Ms07 . LIKEN --SEL.L. tranamlHlon from 1185 .... 1411 tires, 72.000 ml. S1.695 • • mmecu •te. nl· '11 OllYllTIILE ·
i' $50 955-2949 RACQUET and SPORTS Old1. Jacuul Jet, new 846-2843 & up. 554-1850 O.B.O. 857-2819 aume leue. Call Mike Super Beetle black w' 1962 Chrysler Newport club, Fountain Valley. canopy & new cover w/ WE llY , days 714/835-2931, eves • · Seden mint tac orig HUTCH $1250. 546-3208 treller. $8500 080. . Spray paint booth for D•ll•• 11 7141921--1238 gold trim, xlnt cond. As· Radio 'heater air· cond.
' Hard meple $450. 5 3 1 -3 9 1 2 • home llMlll IPIOIAL rent. $15.50 hrly. $40 for CLEAi 01111 •••••••••••••••••••••• king $9500. 642-1620 S22s0 645-e0o1 .
• 530-9497. 536-0187. SCRAM-LETS 962-0034. 22· Chris Craft. 180 HP 3 hrs. 775-02'78 n-1 1141 73 s eeeu $3 ooo 1---· -----: lnbrd c II Clbl II ••• TllOIS :-m.................. uper •• • . 11u1·1-·•t•I n·•o Lat,,.. Redwood Burt tab-1 •• Alum. Fishing Boat, • u Y n, a •7• M•ftta xlnt ...... ext or beat offe<. Xlnt QOnd. "' ,.,.. • t •-.. ti o N t d k " .. ' • "'...., ' ... 5 3 73 • • • ••••• •• • •• •• • • • ••• • 4 le, 611 $195. ANSWERS 9.5 Johnson. Galv. mt op na. wp oc · A•ln /., lal• many xtras. Reblt eno. ,... • 1 ·74 MARK IV. Very clean, 642-9732 trlr, many 11tres $1295. $3800. Or trade for •••••••••••••••••••••• $1100. 494-2239 White 1978 vw Conv...... all leather Interior. sun-• 0 EI 0 '70·'80 Merced et. IMPORTANT NOTICE .... ' Sacrifice, Must setl Oual. H'!!:'i:~aue:.i 642·1 25 eves. • 557-7196 TO READERS ANO l•11ei• 1150 Chempagne Edit. Clean, roof. 72()..1111 ! Sofabed. 1300 MONEY IWllllflll ·79 Champion Bass Boat, ADVERTISERS •••••••••••••••••••••• many extrll. $8000. Ex· C.ntlN lfll f 720-1280 My doctor dOMn't bell• 23' Seai:ratt. turbo die-150 V6 Mere, Troll The price of ltema ad-MEISTER eel cond. 838-8244 ••••••••••••••••••••••
1 Sacrifice, Must sell, Be-ve In unnecessary sur-set, AOF, Loren, 2 radios, motor. dual locators. 2 vertlsed by vehlcle dea-• 6 9 BUG. Rb It en g . 79 Corvette. all pwr, xtras,
t' droom Dresser Set (4 oery. He w.on·t operate tower. plank. 3 station chopper props. tourney lera In the vehicle cla..,._ 1111 llYll PORSCHE/AUii custom lntr. Runa great. 350 aufo. new tires,
!>") $300. 720-1280 unless he really neecn steering, too much to rig, 82 + MPH. $7995. fled advertising columns $2300/flrm. 661-3042 custom wtlls. 841-4913 ~ Furniture: complete hou-the MONEY. ~~10 1~~.0·6b7°5~17 818265.: 548-8321 ~~:11'c.~~ 1~~~~:l. ~~~.~C::~~=. 1~a~~:~~~ 13~:,::~~o~~d. ·72 VW Bug. nu peJm. rblt IW•• 11'5 J. seful all near new save 914·s Audi' •-• .. _.. eno clean must sell •••"'••••••••••••••••• l • • ••lle•I 87&-2640 .... IPWI transfer feea, finance ' s 1980 Datsun 210. 5 •peed _... ....... $2950 •. 120-0' 572 ESTATE SALE: 4 dr '77 ~ $100's each piece. Pvt ,_ IOI" Winner 01 Character charges. teee for air pol-Aek lor U/C MGR trana .. low miles, euper Ltul•I Dodge Diplomat wlfull
party. 645-1320 ,.,,,..,.,, <1 '78 25' Apollo Flybrldge Boat Parade. 17. Xlnt lutton control device .... ...... clean & In exoellent con. ll" 131 233 ·10 VW Sqrbk, auto, gOOd pwr, ate, emlfm radio.
, New sole & loveseat, loo-R~~d~ii"f.:;~:;;h·;;;~ Sportflaher-225HP Vol-bay cruiser. s2500 or certifications or dealer YIC.llWAID dltlonl 1983 llcenae fee ,. • 3 trana. asking $2000. Call Benk of Amar. for ~ se cushion. cost $850, speakers. horns & co-vo. galley. head, VHF. best offer. 673-7677. documentary prepare-18711 Beach Bl d already paldl Mu at '80 924 Turbo, loaded. '80 760-3834 9·9:30 AM details. Wkdys only 8-3 ~.. Mii for $500. 645-1320 vers. S500 pr. 751-8516. ROF, CB, OF, FF, 120 lion cherges unleu HUNTINGTON BEAY c·H sell. .. aaklng $4195 or 92•. Take o"er leases Eves. pm. 759-4382 volt generator, QC>lor TV. ,..,, •••I otherwlee specified by best otter. Call 642-0138 ~ •
• Oriental din. rm set. new. Signet Selmer 100 Clarl-dinghy; sllp Huntington Ci~ll•t HSO the advertlSfJf. MJ.a. or 675-3017. plu• get ~1.000. '80 Rabbll dsl, A/C, snrf, •llT S&OllFICI
coat $8500, sell tor net, $200 Harbour. $16,000. (714) •••••••••••••••••••••• •-7t4t825·l808 5-spd, 'J7K ml. 16250. '78 Dodge 100 ate ' $4500. 645-1320 955-2949 594-8422 40· Viking tor Charter -tif•H/ WAITED! Wiii sell Part• or a1 nxer '11121 Persolie 675-1579 P .W. Auto wn-roof, AM/fl,4cus.'.
' BABY Furn. Baslnette, Elec. VIOLIN: Barcus-15' Packett Claaalc FIB Fishing, diving &. en-c1 ... 1e1 ISZO Late model Toyotea. upper. '75 Dattun 110• Loaded! 12.000 ml. Sac Sales 10836 PIS, auto, jet black. new
awing, car bed, walker. Berry. with hard shell lapstrake, lnb/Atomlc 4, t er ta In men I . Ca 11 •••••••••••••••••·--·~ Volvos, Pickups & Vant. call 536-91139 eves. $3t,700. 840-8786 '80 VW Rabbit Convert!· tires. alrdam + llares.
' 673-8520 case. Xlnt cond. $550, console/steer. $4250. 662-2788. llHIL .. l"sl Call ua today! '74 Oataun 1200. ble. 18,000 miles, like Immaculate condition.
: Cap•&in·s ...... 4 in l , lnct obo. Tracy 673-6071 OBO. 640-8985 Oal •. •o -•-••• I Shay replicas; pickups & good cond. S995 Sharp 79 911SC. black, lo n-. loaded. $9200. days Mus T s E LL Now 1 j ... .....-.. • • ..w coupes. 4 to choou 536-3008 ml. loaded. $22.500. 752-7311. eves & wl<nds $4700 080. 720-0566or
i dra-•. cabinet. bed & Poly Tone Ampllll.,,_ Mini Mutt llquldate 26' Well-Newport. 7141631-3600, froml (006768) (Stk . 855-9991; 859-1261 499-4351. 6-41-4801
dak. $50. 557-6448 Brute, xlnt cond. 1250. Cfelt Nova w/trlr. Sips 4, 494-4806 A3093). Pricel 1tertlng at ·73 610 Wagon, 4 spd, Must Sell Now! t965 356C ---------1 Tradltlonal Mahogany 7 dr 494-4881 xlnt ~ond. 112·000/bst. IHtl •-iJ .._.. •LY lt,Hll xs1~so0.0;5d5-0. 0,"5'2 Owner. Porsche, xlnl cond. All V•ln 111 XLN.T64ROUANRNTINSG600coNO. ' ~ d sk I M h tu11 ., I I Serious buyers only. P.P. i -~ \. ""....., ... lg $5200 OBO R ...., •••••••••••••••••••••• ~ e • wn a ooany Vine•,.,. tar• 645-7230, 754-6862 •••••••••••••••••••••• C..teMete or · · llv, #1 Yetwe haler 6 CYL Pembroke end tbls. L./ ••I llJll 16' Hobie Cat. yellow w/ ~U .. tllhrUO.toJ ·n B2l0 Hatchback. 4 to deal! 979-5090 Bob. 548-0641
chrome top Wedo-ood •• ~:~•••••••••••• PartHr W..W teq. sunrise aalls. Like spd, stereo. runs & looks days la lrHI• Otll8fJI ---------
range. trip le 9 drwr 3-M ORY PHOTO COPIER For 25 ft flberglaaa boat n-. $2500. 675-8151. WI Ill xlnl. $2850. 957-0«0. ,,,, IHO
painted dresser. Other $49.00 OBO. with slip In Long Beach. Sabot, good condition. USED CARS & TRUCKS ·71 Oataun 510 2 dr, 4 ~!'9~!!!. •••••••• !J.~~ SALES, UIVIOE ~i1"i'=oRD·M~~1~it:a~
misc. hshld. 496-5559 Call 673-7311 Great for fishing and di· needs sall. $350 or bat COME IN OR CALL. FOR 'Pd. runs good. nd1 IEW All UlSlll cond. 3 new tires. econ.
Bedroom suite, glrl'e Office Desk (wood) wlllle ving. Fly bridge. $3400 offer. 673-4640 Fllt •-aaeu body work. $800/ofr. OVERSEAS DELIVERY $850. 494-3211
hit I I c • II A n d y w k lll'T--846:2027 '12 ....... L• Oar ""'PERTS w • prov no al. Incl. & executive chair 111111 • · SAIL.BOAT. 25' Clasalc COrmler-OeUllo """ '78 Ford LTD, 4 dr, air,
cream colored, an elec.,
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dresaer. nightstand ca-cond. $250. 662-22.28 714-536-2547 home Ludera w/allp In Npt Attention collectoral 1959 _11 ..,, ·75 B21~ Many to chOOM from. "°""bed. Make off~ 714-960-<>698 • . Edtel Ranger In good _.," -· Must --•1. S 700. Immediate Delivery "' 6"5-854& Saxon 1 olfictt copier, . Eich. $30001080. See 11 0 ...., $800/best otter. For sale by Owner. 35 28th St Mar In a running condition! NLY ~~~\1N8a~8~ :iJ.8i1 673-11472 $4111
WLE llE YILYI I ' HHla lt'ft self 963_4228 Grand Banks, alnt cond.. 213·592-49Se ' S550I Call 642·2073 or ••n·••i l'l'•'-' Serial 011380 • sleeps 6. $59,500. Fl· . 545-6974• II no ans-. 1.1 .... 1, Ml-1111 !!' •• :!~•••••••••••••~ WE'VE GOT FUEGOSI
1986 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA 1962 Ford T ·Bird, fully
restored. $7.000 spent.
$.4900/bst ofr. 631-9276
Earthtone plald $175, 2 l•I• I011 nanclno avail. 979_1650 SCHOCK 20. 4 sane. O.B., please keep trying. llAllll Ol&IT
round braided ruoa. •••••••••••••••••••••• wtcdya, 840-8600 wknda. clean. $8000/ 090. .53 St debaker Champion T Doi IUlll OHITY'I brown. 135 end S85, 1 Cocketlets. Baby Alblnos. 673-3984. 5 pa~s cpe. Nice Cir. op ar llLY AITllNIDI AllC/.IRP/IDllLT
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Oriental rug approx 10 X $40 each. 40· Npt Bch mooring 2524 Harbor Blvd CM A I n ~ 20 ft. $150. Port. colored 979-9348 wt 18' Inboard. Oink & Lido 14, dark blue. white $3750. 2131592-1792 Pat'd FERRAii 549-8023 645-1710 .... !!1.'!!!'!' ••••••••••• ·73 Country Squire Ste·
TV $50. 640-9166 oera Incl. S10,500. deck, 1979. Ullman sall1. 1962 Ford T-Blrd, fully llALllllfPt . AllC llO . \Ion Wagon, 460 eng,
--------Tame Cockatoo w/cege 5"5-8734 cover. tr a lier. $2700. retlored, 17,000 spent. For Your Cerl ••Ill ltn. 11SI •••••••••••••••••••••• runs beautifully, air. op-NEW MATTRESS SETS S850 or belt ofter. 586-6287 S4900/bst ofr. 631_9278 MIMI I 111 n ·.•••••••'••-••••••••••• '82 AMC Eagle SX4. Only lions. $1600. 675-4627
Oue«t, reg. $399-$218 fishing boat, 125 John· LIDO 14• # 1222. racing ••-' ..... ...... UHtll·l•rHfJ I. • . . $3.000~~:ss..~~9ovar 1t'11 L11 Mr King. reg. $530-$248 642-8906 19' Glastron, ctr console I~ 1 DEAl,;.R IN U S A 2300
Cutt. Del. 754-7350 !!~~ ... '.!..'!!t~'.1.0!! eon, tandem 1rlr. Compl :~~r. n~:u:~11~~· ~~~ 1946 Ford Woody Wa-2626 Harbor Blvd. L1J mr" AD\ /CD Roomy car AIC F/M reg eqpd. All In xlnt cond. 1 Costa Mesa 540-5630 "-""' V U°' l•iek Ill gas. good oond. HI mr-
• Medlt. style drk wood crvd Player piano. Needs only $4500, 538•1820 $1350. 673-3600. gon, 13.000. . Pr-lum ..,,~ -~ ••••••••••••••••••••••. I•*"•. lo prlee.
; top coifee tbl, gla top. rebulldlng. $800 OBO. p,..a...-t •--.awH .... .......... · l'l...../l~IJ IEE US -.. t beaut. $200. 862-2228 499-3138 Classlffed Ads 642-5676 n.-v -m 1929 Ford Model A Town paid for 1ny used C)8I 3100 West Coast Hwy. ·l!>Cl__,.AO~CENllJI 640-5228 alt 6, wknds
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ael. See at 20th St. In COl\dltlon. 642-9405 ClOSEO SUNDAYS selectlon of new and new tires, 62,0oo ~11es'.
549-3573 N e w p or t Be 1 ch . 1963 Studebaker Avantl, fi•I 11Z5 used Bulcks In Orange 1( 1 n t con d . $ 2 1 o O. WHAT'S NEW FOR 84s-s2s8 ss500. 675-61e1. • ••••••••••••••••••••• la • 1110 County tod•'/1 • 642-1sa8. ••n•I IOIO ....... ••••1111 ·29 Dodge, Rumble Seat. 1978 Flat 128. 4 dr, xlnt •• !••••••••••••••••••• ~ -.. ------,,-111-0 ••••• • ••••• •• ••••• ••• • -• ..-A ood __ _.. cond new tires Mull ftft'flllr ~' 5 yr. old mare. Appy & Lido comp. $1700 una g ·,,_.,body see." $1650/bet ofr. I.WI A 1112 llAI ••••••4/fo••••••••••••••
Arab. Well trained, gen-BOATS Santana 20 Xlnt S7200 & paint work. S3~95. 04.2.1701• 631_..287 toO TllM 4.... ·71 ·Colony Park. superb tie. Nice western plea-Cal 20. Sharp. $5500 630-0992 cond., w/trlr hitch &
tur• ~ ... Inc. saddle & O'Oey 23 Loaded Bat ofr. otlYlltTIIU '78 Flat 124, rr.ust Herl-$328 60 . Ir.ans. cooler. 1950 or bit tack. $1000. 751-85l6. Santana 23 e.rgalnll flee. $1000 or bat otr.
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673-2050 '63 CORVAIR $1500 ;.'888 llurbor Khd 573-0205 2925 Harbor Blvd. M I 11$
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Oellr ..... '""°'° bf ..... IMohell BROWN'S A BACKER -"Doc" Blacketer (left), one of five
candidates in the strictly tongue-in-cheek campaign for
honorary governor of Laguna Beach, got solid support in the
fonn of an endorsement from Gov. Brown. With the. pair is
Bue~ who would be Doc's lieutenant governor.
Laguna 'governor'
snags ~ real one
Br STEVE MITCHELL Of .. DellJ ..........
It was pretty obviotJ.s from the
start that Gov. F.dmund Brown
Jr: didn't want anything to do
with it.
HearrivedatahllltopLaguna
Beach home for a $50-per-penon
fund-raiaer, and was met in the
driveway by "Doc" Blacketer
and Blacketer'& 12-year-old pit
bull Buck.
·Now Doc, as you may recall, is
-\
Geothermal
plant mulled
by Huntington
Huntington Beach officia.lS said
today that a pending study on
possible geothermal energy
Wlder the city'• oil fields could
lead to a pilot plant using tlie hot
water to heat homes or
businesses.
Aided by a state grant, the city
is to launch a $41,500 stutiy next
month on the potential of getting
energy from the thousands of
~:N°na of hot water pumped up
y with crude oil from depths
between 2,000 and 5.~ feet.
CUrrently, the crude oU from
the dty'a 1,000 wells ls .eparated
from the naturally heated water
and the water is cooled and
dumped into the ocean or the
city'a sewer system. ·
'"nlat water is being pumped
out anyway, so if we can find a
Ul8 for it in cloee proximity to the
oil wells it aeema that geothennal
power could be economically
(See PILOT, Pa1e A%)
NATION
one of five candJdatet Mek1na
elect1oo as honorary governor of
the ''state'' of Laguna Beach.
1l\e hopefuls are ee1llng votes,
at a penny apiece, to ra.Ule funds
for an end-of-the-tourist eeMOrl
party for Lagunans only at Main
Beach Park.
So Doc, who currently ia
running a poor third in the
vote-getting co~petitton. thought
it would be a great boon to his
campaign were he to get
Governor Brown's endorsement.
When Brown climbed out of
his baby blue 1974 Plymouth,
there stood Doc, attired in
cowboy hat and st.ring tie, with
Buck sitting beside him.
"What's this all about," the
perplexed real governor asked?
Doc's daughter, Belinda
Blacketer, a former planning
commissioner in Laguna,
explained to the governor that,
since Proposition 13, the dty no
longer can afford to spoNOr the
once-annual Village party.
"So we have local
organizations raising money by
selling votes for honorary
governor," she said.
Brown allowed as how that
sounded ~e a great idea to him,
then -hesitatingly -asked
how he might be of assistance.
No aooner were the word.a out
of his mouth than Belinda
whipped out a proclamation
endorsing Doc and asked Brown
to sign at the bottom.
"What ate you running for
again," Brown asked, hurriedly
reading over the proclamation.
"I'm running for honorary.
governor of Laguna Beach," Doc
beamed. Then. pointing to the
unimpressed pit bull, Doc said,
"Thia h ere's my lieutenant
governor."
(See LAGUNA, Pa1e A!)
Marilyn Monroe murdered?
A private investigator who lNlats actrea Marilyn
Monroe was the victlm of murder, not suicide, ia
looking for her diary, which he aaya will provide eolld
evidence of his belief. Page AB •.
Quints born in Illinois
PARK RIDGE. m . (AP) -A 31-yeu-<>ld woman
who had been taking a fertility drug pve birth to
qulntµpleta -four litll and a boy-today. The toCI
were lilted in "critical bUt stable'' condJtlon.
Taxpayers spared
•
tax
Fountain VJlley voten will
decide Jn November whether
they with 10 = a apectal tax to help oft.et poilce and ~
protection experwea.
The City Council ••r:eed
~y to place the •pedal tax
propoeal on the Nov. 2 ballot. If
approved by two-third.I of thoee
who ~t the polla, the tax would
produce-funds to be collected
with county property taxes
during the 1983-84 fi8ca.l year.
The city's current budget
conta.lns no funds fot employee
salary raises, even though
contracts with police, firefighters
and other dty employees expire
in November.
If approved, the tax would ..
~rate $~1.380 to help bring
local police and fire employee
salaries into line with similar
aalaries in other Orange County
cities, Fountain Valley officlala
said.
The ballot meuure calla for
the followiJla annual charges to be lmpoeed:
•Owners of single family
homes would pay $17.
•Occupants of apartment
complexes or mobile home parks,
would pay $10.20 per apartment
unit or mobile home apace.
•Owners of improved
commercial or industrial parciela
smaller than one-half acre would
pay $30 per parcel; for parcela
smaller than one acre but larger
than one-half acre, $60 per
parcel; for parcels one acre or
larger, $120 per acre or part
thereof in excesa of one acre.
•For ownen of vacant land,
(See VALLEY, Pa1e A%)
t , , ~ A N ( I I t I ) I I N I '< ( ;, I 11 ( ) I I N I " I 'i c f N ' <)
Beach high "rise?
Huntington submits plan to coast panel
llY P~C& J. UNNEDY or .. ,... ...
The umtnaion Beach coutal
land Ute propOlal could replace
agina brick bulld1np in the city'•
downtown with mod~rn
1ky1crapera overlooklna the
etaht rn1lel of beechfront.
belivered to the ttate Couta1
Commiaion Tuesday, the land
UJe plan cal.11 for development
incenUve1 giving additional
square footage In buildings if
private land holdings ar~
consolidated and lltrUCtutea are
built tall and thin, allowing
additional open apace at ground
level.
The proposal iJ the aeoond of
three atagea in the state·
mandated Local Coa•tal
Program. The final stage,
scheduled for city hearings in
September, would establish
zoning regulations, including
1peclf lc rettrlctlona on bulldiq
interwity and hetchta in the areu
JlOC'th and IOUth of the pier.
However, the land uae
propoaal approved Monday on a
· 4-2 vote con.forms with the dty'a
propoeed apectflc plan that would
allow h1ah rt.. of 12 stories and
more in leCtioha of downtown
cout.al r.one.
More than a dozen citizens
opposed the propoaal at the
Monday meeting, urging the City
Council members to put hetsht
re1trictions o n future
development downtown to retain
a "village atmoephere."
However, city officials aay
they expect the coastal
conuni.tonera to re6dily approve
the city's plan because
commiaaionera earlier
recommended a downtown
building formula twice aa
intente.
The Co11tal Commiaai
rejected· the dty'• lint land ~
plan submitted in January 198~ larply becauae it didn't ldentif
bulldinC intenlity and becaUle l
proposed development on
coutal stretch south of Beaclt
Boulevard that'• been idendfie4
by state officials u protectecl
wet.lands wildlife habitat. ~
Mike Multari, cttr coast~ planner, said the city 1 curren
proposal is a "medium intensity
plan that also aaka commial1one
to delete the controveraia
wetland ai:eaa for futur
consideration.
Multari said that with th~
controversial wetlands out of th4
picture for the time being, th4
commissioners moat likely will
accept the city's downtowii
redevelopment plan. '
If Monday's two-hour hearinJ
(See DOWNTOWN, Pa1e A%)
Judge's fUture mulled
Superior court to decide Harrold's residency
" I BULLETIN legal resident of the county when lie."
Tbe Jane a election of We1t she ran for office in June. Owen's unusually ansr)'
ORu1e Co11nty Mulclpal Court Though he took the case under out~urst came at t he end ol
Jadge Joanne Harrold wu submission Tuesday, Judge closmg statements by attomel'
voided today by a Saperior Court Ron a Id 0 wen a ma y have" E 1 e n o r S t e gm e I e r • w h ~
judfe wbo 11ld Harrold waa provided a clue of what he represented Judge Harrold. •
gal ty of aabmltttng falle thought of the complicated case Harrold's decisive electioia
campalp docament1 related to when he sharply told Harrold's victory June 8 is be in i
ber residency ln Oran1e Couty. attorney: challe~ged by second-place
West Orange Co un ty
Municipal Court Judge Joanne
Harrold'• future was to be
decided today by a Superior
Court judge who has heard
testimony that the diminutive
Weatminater jurist was not a
"She (Judge Harrold) was no contestant Dan Charles Du~,
more a resident o1 this county a Santa Ana lawyer who allegs
when she was appointed in 1980 that Harrold was not a lega;l
than the man in the moon . . . resident of the county before the
She deceived the governor, she election.
deceived the people, and I'm Owens was apparently
ve.ry upset about it. Every;time • anjCered Tuesday by testimony
she aat on the bench she told a · (See JUDGE, Pa1e A!)
COME ON IN! -The water'• fine off of L Street on the Balroa
Peninsula and there's one space left on the tube between Chris
.,.., .... ft.ee.., .... ~
and Alicia Rich. Be~d them are Sharon Haldennan, Lesl.le
'Smith, Kami Kenny and Tyler Walker. j
COUNTY
A push for 911 Une
~County would like to get the word out on .
lta ~kept aecret -the 811 enerpncy line. Page Bl.
• •
· }a?:f Exchange on Coast
Plana are to be unveiled A\JI. 13 for a $2 million
Jazz Exchanae to be built in the Newport Beach-
Irvine area. :P'ace Bf.
INDEX
At Your Service A4
Bualneaa 84-5
Herb c..er.. All
Cavabde All
CIMltfied • Dl-8
Comlca B1
Cn.worcl 87.
DMth Noticea IM
l'.dltorial AlO t
Jn*1a1Dment Ai.JM
l'ood Cl-10
HyOardDer All Artlloppe All
n
Horoa'll;>pe All
Ann Lenders All
MOYiea B6
Mutual J\inda B4
Nadonal Newa A3
Public Notices B2,C11,Dl
Spc:llU Dl-8
Stock Marke111 =· TeleYWoft
Thea ten • W•thlr · A2
World NeWI A3
ustate of Laauna Beach," Brown repeai.d. "Laauna
doeln't need to be a etate. lt'1
air.dy. state ol mind, lln't lt?"
Then, ~ a pen from hi.I
p()dcet, Brown -quJcltly ICl'ibbled
h1a ldpature at the bottom of the
proclunatlon.
By thla time, Bl'own'a aide•
were attem.Ptina to pry the real ~ lfOVel'nor away from the local
• contender and hla can1he running
mate.
But firat, a photosfapher uked
the arovemor would kneel next
the dol for a picture.
Looking down at the
pluaaed mutt, Brown shook
h1a 'hMcl arid .ad, ''Naw, Why
don't )'O\l ~ ~ lt wUh UI ':¥! up Idle 1hla." •-It-quick WU u~pok:en,
but plied in the tone of hJa
voice ~rapid-fire ahota with the
help of~ motor camera. and the aovem<>t WU gone.
"Good luck," he Mid over hil
shoulder as hla aidet led hlm
away.
Doc Juat ·~ there anill.n8· "That picture ou1hl to be
worth a lot of votes," he Mid.
For Doc that is.
No telling how the photo will
affect Brown's chance9 for the
U.S. Senate.
~? UDGE HARROLD ...
he heard the previous day in
which Harrold said that she may
-have used a Newpol't Beach
address ln 1979 to establish her
Orange County residency when
she applied to the governor for a
judgeship. '
In fact, she said, she wasn't
actually living at the $2 million
Jtjdo Isle home owned by her 9 Mandmother. b c. At the time, Harrold said, she
"listed two addresses on the
lpplication to the governor -
··She ln Orange 'County and the
l<?,ther in Riverside where it is ~aimed she has her tru e ~~dence. 9 d i ~hat Owens must decide 9 -maay is whether the jurist was a ~e~aJ couuty resident 54 days 2~fore the June 8 election, as
'{Ill
required by state law, ana
whether she was truthful in
filling out campaign documents
listing the Wdo lale home in
NewpQrt Beach as her residence.
Owens has the power to
nullify the election and vacate
the position or possibly order a
new election.
Dutcher and his attorney,
Kenheth Golden, claimed that
Harold attempted to falaely
create .an Orange County
residence after she discovered in
mid-March that her opponent
planned to make her status an
issue.
Harrold testified that she
began moving into the Newport
Beach home in late November
after her grandmother gave her
keys to the home.
~PILOT PLANT. . .
<Jdl feasible In Huntington Beach,"
h~ke Multan, city, coastal
b i.Th .b ' !l:JI e nny scalding water
1 ~es in temperature from 100 a~grees to 150 degrees, Multari
~~pid, adding that some "hot
Ji!\~ots" produce water at
'l,wmperatu.res above 300 degrees.
ba.1The Cal lf or ni a Energy
U>mmission hu awarded the city
a $22,870 grant to conduct the
geo~ermal study and the city is
adding $17,130 and the county is
adding $1,500.
Southern California Edison Co.
is interested in the project to
determine if geothennal power
can be used at the steam
1senerating power plant in
.,liuntington Beach. Officials of
iAMINOIL USA. the dty's largest
·oij producer, aho support the
study, adding that they pump out
blJ0,000 gallons of. hot water daily
Ha oil operations.
~!County offid.ala Mid they are
interested in determining if
geothermal power is feasible in
other oil-producing cities, such aa
La Habra and Brea.
Multari said the geothermal
heat could be transferred to clean
water and used in radiators
similar to old-fashioned steam
heaters.
He said if--the 12-month study
indicates strong potential for
geothermal en~rgy, the F.nerc
Commission co\.Qd award the dty
a larger giant to build a pilot
geothermal energy plant.
The Energy Commission geta
funds from federal revenue that
comes ffQm leaaes of federal land
used for active geothermal
projectl, he explained.
Multari said the most likely
use for geo~ enero would
be in new housing and buaine9I
developments where the
plumbing could be destcned for
hot water heaq.
CITY SHAPING UP -Huntington Beach'•
coast land use plan applies within dot~ lines.
. ~,...
Commercial and residential uses ~ ahown;
IJtaded ateU could be hiah rile.
From f'age A 1 From Page A1
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DOWNTOWN PLAN. • • VALLEY. • •
II any lndlcatlon, there will be
much oppoaitlon to hlgh-rlae
development from residenta and
dislenting City Council members.
City Council members Kutb
Finley anq Ruth Bailey oppoeed
the building incentive plan for
high-riae structures. Mrs. Finley
said open space can be obtained
instead by zoning.
"I can't imagine anythin§
worse than a skinny high-rile,
Mn. Bailer said, adding that the
location o downtown far from
freeway accesa will discourage
businesses from moving in.
Councilman Ron Pattinson
disagreed saying, "Thefe's
nothing worae than a fat lowirlae
that blocks my view (of the
coast); I think it's time we got a
little modern and did something
downtown."
Currently, the dowptown
core, from Sixth to Lake streeU
and one block inland to Walnut
Avenue, is a cluster of aging
brick buildings built in the 1920s
and 1930s.
The city's proposed specific
plan unveiled last week envisions
tall, thin mixed oorrunercial and
residential buildings up to 12
stories hlgh wlth large open
spaces at ground level in this
area.
Bkndit hits
photo store
A man wearing a red and
white beae~ cap bearing the
phrue "Another Day Shot to
Hell" robbed a Seal Beach
Fotomat store of an undilcloeed
amount of cash Tuesday
afternoon, police reported.
The man approached the store
at 690 Pacific Coast ffiRhway,
diaplayed a long-barreled pistol
and demanded cash, police &aid.
In other ~ona of the coutal
downtown, from Golden West
Street to Beech Boulevard, the
plan envisioned four-story
buildlnaa, al though taller
structures y.rould be allowed,
especially' in the vacant areas
between Huntington Street and
Beach Boulevard, where the .
greatest building intenalty would
·be allowed. · J
Council members Bob Mandie,
Don MacAlllater, Jack Kelly and
Pattlnaon approved the land use
plan. Mrs. Finley and ~. Bailey
dissented. Cou,ncllman John
Thomas wu abeent.
the char&e la $30 per· acre or part
thereof.
The state lealalation that
pennita cltlee to collect special
taxes With voter approval has
been extended indefinitely, city
officials. 1aid. A1 a result, lf
Fountain Valley voters approve
the cax in NoYenlber, the dty can
continue to collect the funds
annually unless the charge ls
repealed by the dty council.
The prop.at to· place the tax
meaaure on the November ballot
WU approved ... 0 by the council.
(Councilwoman Barbara Brown
was ablent.)
Day canip. plans
Disneyland trip
An all'-day trip to
Disneyland will hl1hllght
Se81ion 5 of the YMCA Day
Camp· being conducted in
Huntington Central Park,
Huntington Beach. This
1eaalon will extend from
Monday, Aug. 16 'through
Friday, Aug. 27.
Other activities will include
field trips, roller skating,
hikes and sporting events.
The camp Is open to boys and
girls, ages 6-12 ..
Information on fees and
registration is available by
calllng the Huntington Beach
YMCA. 847-9622.
meetin1 begim at l-0 a.m.,
followed at 11 a.m. by Ms.
Lewis' talk at the Huntington
Beach Central Library, 7111
Talbert Ave.
LOg
pressure
from U.S .
• , Tiie Mteela ... Prell
braell tank• and armor•d
troopt ltHmrolled into w"t
Beirut today while other unl111
battled toward the PU.tlnla.n
LlberaUon Or1anlutlon
•tronchold from the north and
IOUth, and artillery and ,Unboata
hammer•d Ya11er Arafat'•
,uen1lla enclave from all lddee ln
furious barraget that continued
after ,18 houn.
(Meanwhile in Washington,
D.C. Pre1ldent Rea1an today
lidmon.lahed the PLO to get out
of Beirut immediately and
lectured larael on .. the abeolute
necesaity of re-establ.lahtl18 and maintainina a 1trict cease-fire.")
Israel uid IJs forces IUHered
20 1oldleu wounded , two
1erioully, before the atiack, and
that u a result of the uuult lta armor captured a strip 60 yards
deep and 600 yards long on a
north-south axia along the Gn!en
Line dividing guerrilla-held west
Beirut from Chrutlan-controlled east Beirut.
Arafat called on every able
PaJestlnJan to take up anna and
defend west Beirut and
President Elias Sarkls apPealed·
to President Reagan to stop the
fighting and protested "what is
happening in Beirut where
Innocent civilians are being
subjected to mau killing and
destruction."
Top advisers to President
Reagan met for three hours at
the White Houae today to Ulle98
the latest attacks and aouroes ln
the administration said a list of
"theoretical aanctiona" had been
drawn up.
Reagan told the advisers to
meet and make recommendations
to him. The attacks. presidential
spokesman Larry Speakes said,
make "virtually impossible the
conduct of diplomatic efforts" to
end the fighting.
The possible sanctions included
• m ili tary, diplomatic and
economic penalties, according to
the sourcea.
The hraeli military command
said it had not launched "an all-
out attempt at conquering the
city" and the a~tacks were to
show Israel "will not play the
game by PLO-aet n.ales.',.
After eight hours of intensive·
flring from both sides. it
appeared the Israeli thrust was
concentrated on the no man's
land between the city's MOllem
and Christian aecton, the seaport
on the northern edge of the PLO
redoubt in west .Belrut, and PLO
entrenchments aouthwest of the
city.
-warmer
• Joanne Lewi1, past
coordinator of the Southern
California -Chapter of
Adoptees Liberty Movement
Association, will be guest
speaker Saturday at the
monthly meeting of the Oranp County GeneaJogica1
Society.
The group's busineaa
Ms. Lewis will discuss the
sources of information open to
an adoptee, foster child or
orphan in conducting a
geneaJosjcal search.
"Hundreds ot sneus burs1
within yards of each other and
within seconds, the entire
southern belt of west Beirut was
shrouded in smoke and flames,"
Associated Press correspondent
Terry Anderson said of one
IO-second Israeli barrage.
U.S. summary
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lore llmbe trom lrMe end downed
po..-., llnH, but low• ofllclel1
reported no maJor property
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•Joa Brl11maa of 16165
Mt. Olancba St., Fountain
Valley, and Alu Bell of Los
An1ele1 were winners in
their aectlon of the Taos Open
Paira, a regional bridge
tournament held in
• Volunteen are needed to
assist at retirement and
convalescent facilltte1 In
Hun tl n g ton Be a c h .
Individuala are needed to take
charge of a aewinf room and
Albuquerque, N.M.
The event, in which 1,260
players competed, was one of
six North American
championships conducted by
the American Contract Bridge
League.
to lead activities such as
crafts, exerci9es and bingo.
Tho1e interested can
contact the Volunteer Bureau
of West Orange County,
898-00,43.
Firemen gaining
control of blaze·
AUBERRY (AP)
Firefighters predicted an end
today to a 7,670~ac:re grass and
brush fire and another 1,004-acre
bl.au about 100 miles apart in the
Sierra Nevada foot.billa.
Damage was about $210,000 to
watershed and grazing land in
th~ larger fl.re that straddled the
Fresno-Madera county line, fire
officials concluded.
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exterminators
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Alta Dena Dairy raw milk recalled
8ACRAM&NTO <AP) -Bt•t• hHlth
oftldall have ordeNd 11 bltdwm of Alta Dina Dl1rY raw whole and Ulm m1llc removed from
IMft lhelwa and .,.. unPnl CONWMn not to
drink lt.
Th• actlon TutldaY, the MQOnd In el1ht ct.ye, came after a federal laboratory found
ea1moneUa ~ ln raw rnUk thet wu IOld
,,#
ln Reno. thv., Hid Beverly Powell,
1po1& .. woman for the HHllb 8ervtc .. Dl~t.
A 1p0kffinan for Alta Dina, the lar1Ht
producer of raw rn1lk tn the COW\try, lakl much
of the mllk haa alrMdy bMn told and conaumed
"whh no Npol'W of afunffecu.''
NAACP to target studio for boycott
HOLLYYlooo (AP) -The NAACP,
fr\A•trated by frultleu meettn11 whh film executives over rninortty h1r1na pncUoel, •YI lt
la about to ae1ect a major film ltudk> u a pcmible
boycott taraet while {t al8o preperee to take on
the televlalon networkl.
"Ouriq the put eisht months we have been meeUni ancf neaoU.tlna with the movie industry
with varyin1 reaulta,'' Benjamin L . Hooks,
executive director of the &00,000-member
National J:.aociatlon for the Advancement of
. Colored People, uld Tueaday In a prepared
1tat.ement at a Loe Anaelel Preu Club news
conference.
''We found that the problems are lerlou. and
deeply entrenched. Now that we have the
structure .et up for dealing wtth rad.al problems
within the movie indu1try, and among TV
networka, we will act," Hooke aaid.
SF handguri ban awaits legal showdown
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -State Attorney
General George Deukmejian thinks San
Francisco's new handgun ban is illegal, but
Mayor Dianne Feinstein says she waill for the
dpinlon of a higher authori'l.
"We stand by our caae, ' Ma. Feinstein said
Tuesday. "The attorney general's opinions are
only advtaory."
The mayor, who surrendered her Smith &
Wesson .38-caliber revolver to Police on Friday,
noted the city attorney'• office-believes the city
ordlnance will withstand a Sept. 22 test in the
state Court of Appeals'.
The ban went into effect Thuraday, but
residents were given 90 days to tum in their
pistols. Exemptions are available for security
guards, shopkeepers and others who need
handguns for ijielt work. Rifles and shotguns are
still legal and residents need no exemption.
Sex education parent consent bill killed
· SACRAMENTO (AP) -The Assembly
Education Committee has killed a bill to
strengthen the parental consent requirement for
aex education by requiring parental approval.
The measure, SB1841 by Sen. Ollie Speraw,
R-LonR Beach, would have changed the current
law thit lets students take sex education unless
their parents object. " After hearing._ opposition from teacheril'
groups, the Parent Teachers Association and
other educational organizations, the committee
defeated the bill Tuesday on a 5-8 vote.
$200 million suit filed in copter crash
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Five companies
and nine individuals are being sued for more
than $200 million for the helicopter crash last
month in which actor Vic Morrow and two
children wer, killed.
The suit wu filed Tuesday in Van Nuys
Superior Court f<»: the parents of Renee Shin-Yi
Chen, who dted July 23 along with Morrow ~d
NATION
7-year-old My-a Dinh Le during the filming of
"The Twilight Zone."
Among the 14 defendants are Warner Bros.
Inc. and producer Steven Spielberg. On Friday,
Warner Brol!f. and three individuals were fined
$5,000 each by state labor officials because the
scene was being shot at 2~30 a.m. State law says
cpUdren may not work after 6:30 p.m.
Trapeze artist hospitalized after fall
DALLAS (AP) -A ci.rcua trapeze artist
attempting a 3 Yi somersault fell head first into a
net after he apparently lost his grip on the bar
and collided with his father, who was suppoeed
to catch him, witnesses said.
Gino Farfan, an 18-year-old member of the
"Flying Farfans," was taken by ambulance
Tuesday night to Baylor Univertity Medical
Center. His exact injuries were not daclosed, but
he was listed in stable condition today and the
circus scheduled a news conference for later in
the day.
A stunned crowd of about 15,000 people
watched Farfan fall about an hour into the
three-hour perfonnance by the Ringling Bros.
and Barnwn & Bailey Circus at Reunion Arena.
Senate adds debt limit to amendment
WASHINGTON (AP) -The Senate has
added new national debt restrictions to a
proposed constitutional amendment to bar deficit
spending, a move that leaders of both parties said
could lead to defeat of the baLllnced budget
measure.
C.onservatives, joined by senators opposed to
the balanced budget amendment, vo~ 51-45 to
prohibit Congress from raising the national debt
without a three-fifths margin in both Houses.
. "It was just too delectable for conservatives
to resist and, in accepting it (the debt ceiling
limit), they may have just turned . down the
prospects of a balanced budget this year," said
Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, a sponsor of the balanced-
budget amendment.
Birds unharmed after massive oil spill
BYRON, Wyo. (AP) -A preliminary
inspection indicates a massive crude oil spill in
northern Wyoming has cauaed little damage to
waterfowl in the area. although it may be too
soon to tell.
Fish Department spokesman Bob Gurney.
The spill occurred early Monday morning or
late Sunday night when a 12-inch Platte Pipeline
Co. pipe southwest of Byron broke, spewing
about 6,000 barrels of oil -225,000 gallons -
into a private lnigation ditch that drains into
Whistle Creek, the Shoshone River and the
Yellowtail Re9ervoir.
"We've seen a few birds that had oil on
them, but we don't have a number becaus4E we
couldn't catch them," aaid .Wyoming Game and
WORLD
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India airliner hijacker surrenders
NEW DELHI, India (AP) -A Sikh
carrying a fake bomb hijacked an Indian airliner
wtth 134 people aboard today and attempted to
force it to Pakistan, but when landing permission
wu denied, he rele his ca tives Iri India and
was arrested, according to press accounts and
airline offldall.
The Indian Airlines Boeing 737 was carrying
129 paSlle en and five crew members.
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Mesa man injured
in La Jolla blast
LA JOLLA (AP) -Two
chemilta were burned over the
face and arms when a glaas
breaker exploded a1 they
conducted an experiment at
BloReeearch, Inc., police aaid.
The most .erioualy injured was
William Fuller, 35, a senior
reaearch chem.lat who 1uffered
flnt and M!CIOnd-degree bums on·
the face, arma and shoulder.
Mark McMW.a. 26, of C.O.ta Mesa
suffered apparently leller bums.
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CHRISTENED -Britain's Prince William
Arthur Philip Louis ls the center of attention
today at his christening in the drawing room of
Buckingham Palace with hi. pa.rentl 'Prlnce
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Assessnient district delayed '·'· •!)
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County mulls liability in Soutf! Peak development ..
By PAMELA STEINRIEDE regarding use of tax-free proposal does not meet \1.e
ofttie Delly Piiot 11.n municipal bonds for this type of criteria for "dipping Into bJ'~d
project. may change in two market fundl." ,1 The Orange Coast County weeks. At issue in the South P~ek
BQard of Supervisors has delayed project ia Whether the $21,1\~·-
formation of an assessment "They (Ute b&nk and builder) 639 needed for construction,9f
district to finance more than $21 may later feel they were misled, sewer and water line, stqqn
million in improvements for a and the county could be held drains and other improv~ts
proposed gated community in liable," said McCourt. for the community is for ffie
Laguna Niguel. In an attempt to .produce a "public good'' and within lee
With a 3-2 vote Tuesday, the m ore definite board policy requirements of board g:UcY~.;£0
board initially approved tbe regarding the use of municipal be d etermined after ibso~s
t di t · t f th bonds, the SU""'rvisors earlier report. assess men s ric or e .. -"It is not a new concept by any 1 d S t h P k instructed analyst John Gibson p a n n e o u e a o f t h e J!: n v i r o n m e n t a l meana," said Harold Roget•, development. But after warnings furth au 0 r n e y for south p elk from a c ounty attorney , Management Agency to er A . d 1 f th supervisors Harriett Wieder. study the limits, prioryJ:ies and ssoc1ates, eve o~era o Te
Thomas Riley and Roger Stanton impacts of bond funding for Pr"?,~ Franclaco, San Diego and
Changed the, .. votes The board various types of projects. His 11 .. w d .. · Los Angeles have a uae unanimously decided to postpone report is due Aug. 16· assessment bonds to finance
action two weeks. • "Should use of tax-free utilities for this type pt
Assistant County Coun sel municipal bonds be expanded?" development," he said. ''
William McCourt advised the asked Board Chairman Bruce Also, Rogers said, tbe
supervisors that the county may Nestande. . supervisors must consider thpt
incur liability to the bank and Although Nestande supports the project would stimulate the
builder involved in the 204-home the use of bonds for assessment area's building Industry al\~
project because board policy .districts, he said th~ South Peak provide nwn~ro~ jobs. ·~
Cities joining dump lawSuit
Huntington, Valley, Laguna protest use fee 11
By JODI CADENHEAD
0( the Delly ll'IOC Slaff
Reacting to the county's
decision to impo&e a dwnping ree
at county-owned landfills,
several Orange Coast cities have
voted to join a lawsuit by the
Orange County division of the
League of Cities to block the
program~
City <.:ouncils in Huntington
Beach, Fountain ValJey and
Laguna Beach voted this week to
support a proposed suit against
the county.
Costa Mesa council members
decided they'll consider th~
lawsuit during a special meeting
on Aug. 9. Newport Beach and
Irvine will discuss the matter
during regular meetings next
week.
Last Thuraday. directors of the
league, representing the county's
26 cities, voted unanimously to
ask their city councils to take
Gem
Talk
By J.C. HUMPHRIES
Certified Gemologi1t. AGS
ORIENTAL TIME
and It• ltJ1tory
Would it ~prise you to know
that Oriental civi.IJz.ations were
very invevtive in building aome
of the ekrlleat tlmeplecea?
Horological historian• find
faaclnating evidence of Chineae
and Japanese cloclcs ijiat were
"dilferent," to say the least. A
timepiece in Su Sung, China in
about 1090 A.O. meuured the
hours by the flow of water. It
was considered one of the
aclentific wonden of the time.
The Japanese developed a
''stick" clock. whtch featured a
de.cendlbg drlvtna wetaht thet
indicated time wtth a point.er u
lt moved down an ln1crlbed
panel. The JapaneH alto
Cleveloped a romantic lnc:eme
clock. A trallina wtap of incenll
lmOke wound ff. way thf'OUlh a
maze to mark the pa ... ae of
time. These fraarant devlce1
were often uaed to time the
vitltl of"*" in at.ma hOUlllJ. But, de1plte the creativity of
Ortenial tlmeamlth1, when
m echanical watch•• were
lntroduc:ed to the Orient by
European tradeunen in UM2.
tbHe immediately bec•m• '°'Cbt...tw pc;lptl In the Slit.
positions on the autt. The league
will meet Aug. 12 to decide
whether there is enough support
to pursue litiJ;(ation.
''I'm not sure this ever will
come to a lawsuit," said Ruth
Finley, Huntington Beach city
councilwoman, "But there must
be dialogue with the Board of
Supervisors to discuss the way it
was handled and the amount of
the fee."
Most cities have opposed the
Board of Supervisors decision of
July 13 to charge $7 per ton for
trash ha uled to landfills and
$10.60 per ton for trash taken to
transfer stations. The service had
been free.
City officials argued that the
fee came after their fiscal
budgets were adopted. The fees
will be paid by the cities either
out of their funds or by passing
on the costs to individual
homeowners.
League president MarvEn
Adler (a Fountain Vallely
councilman) aald he believed that
there would be "strong auppof'\1'
for litigation. ,.
He said the league would
consider pursuing the litigatiOISlf
as many as 15 of the 26 cities
support it.
"The whole object of this ill la
get the cities and the board t4
come to an agr~ment," Adle~
said. "You just can't do this id
three days." I
In Costa Mesa, City Council
members decided Monday to
delay action on the matter
Aug. 9.
"1 have a difficult tim
supporting a lawsuit because
think in the long nm taxpay
will be asked to pay at bOi
e n d s , " s a i d Co 1 ta Me,.
Councilman F.d McFarland.
It is estimated that the laW'IUi
would cost each of the county'
citfes about $1,000.
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We have been In our new larger location at
1809 Newport Blvd. almost 3 mos. Our pride In
our beautiful new home hu been enhanced by
the great response of you, our many friends. lh
order to show our apprectatlon we are ~Mng
with any purchase the above lovely allver
trimmed 5" crystal bowl. Ltmlt one per
customer, with '1500 purch-.
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GM, Toyota eye
• • Joint venture
WARRJ:N, MJcb. (AP) -1be vecaiit Oeninl
Moton Con>. lllMmbly plant In Fr•nw\._ C.W.. 18 tbt
prime lite fOC' a jotnt pl"Oduetlon woture oetwem Gii
and Toyota Motor C.O. ot Japen. OM'e chalrman •ya. Rot-' B. Sniith aleo llkl at a JWWa ~
Tueldaj ~Una an ~twed CCJnC9Pl mr
for the fUtJ&N that llM and Toyota wW 1DMt ._.,
"about ~ OC' late end of th» month."
He added, however, tbat dleeuMlon1 wW
oontlnUie and that the South O,te, c.ut., plant -.i.o
idle -rema1nl In the nmnin. • weU.
Stores occupied
SAN DIIGO {AP) -Recent we.at.eel tt.cn1 ol the
JledMart Con>. may be taken QV9I' b)' Tarpt dllcount
stotes, a dlvf.son of the Mf.nneapou.beled IlaJtcn· Hudeon Corp., a newspaper •YJ.
The Trfbu.ne In San Dleao u1d an announcement
that Tarpt and Ralphe supermarket chain will i...
certain FedMart eltea tn Southern California la
expected at a news conference Thunday. ·
Tar1et hu 161 atores but no outlet. we.t of I
Denver. Ralphs it a c:liviaion of Ctnclnnati·bued
Federated Department atores.
'Blender' bill gains
SACRAMENTO (AP) -LegialaUon that three
~ retailers MY could put them out of buslnem 8i advanced deaplte one of them aelllng at a 60
percent diacount to dramatize the protelt.
The 9-3 vote Tueaday by the Aaaembly
Transportation c.ommittee, advancing the bill another
atep toward puuge, wu a defeat for the retallen, ai.o
known M "blenden."
Regal aervtce atationa, which import from the
People'• Republic of China. are at.a&1na four da)'9 of
sales th.la week at 50.8 centa per -gallon to attract
attention to lta opposition to the bill, AB508 by
Allemblyman Walter lnp11a. D-Rlvenlde -a play on
50.8 centa for AB508.
Eye drops recalled
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Alpha Beta
supermarketa have yanked eye drops, noM drope and
nual sprays from Loi AngeJ.s..area ahelvea aft.er two
women suffered eye lnjurlm from u8iJl8 Murine Plus
that had been laced with IUlfuric acid.
Market ottidala ilsued the recall Tueeday and Mid
the state health department waa investigating the
apparent ~· ~ motive for the oontaminationl
WU DOt known. Cultomen who purcbued IUCh lterna in the 1Mt 30
daya were urged to return them to the nearest store
for a relund unlem the drope had been u.ed or no
harmful effects have been auffered.
Holiday Inn nixed
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Holiday Inna bu
dropped p1ana to build an 805-room hotel ln San
Franc:Uco'a Tenderloin area. but a project i.e.del' aid
the hotel plan will poceed "with aDocber operatoc."
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BROWN'S A BACKER -0 Doc" Blacketer (left), one of five
candidates in the strictly tongue-in-cheek campaign for
honorary governor of Laguna Beach, got solid support in the
, form of an endorsement from Gov. Brown. With the pair is
Buck, who would be Doc's lieutenant governor.
Laguna 'governor'
' ~nags a real one
V.!~L~ It was pretty obvioua from the
atart that Gov. Edmund Brown
Jr. didn't want anything to do
with it.
He arrived at a hilltop Laguna
Beach home for a $50-per-penon
f\md-ra.laer, and was met in the
driveway by "Doc" Blacketer
and Blacketer'• 12-year-old pit
bull Buck.
Now Doc, as you may recall, is
Election
of judge
rules void
BULLETIN
Tiie Jane 8 election of We1t
Orange Couty Motclpal Coart
Jadge Joanne Harrold wu
voided today by a Sapertor Coart
jadf e wbo 1a1• Harrold was gal ty of nbmlttta1 false
campalp docament1 related to
lier residency in Oraqe Comity.
· West Orange County
Municipal Court Judge Joanne
Harrold's future was to be
decided today by a Superior
Court judge who has heard
tetttimony that the dlminuti~e
Weatminater jurist waa not a
legal reaident of the county when
she ran for office in June.
Though he took the case under
submission Tuesday, Judge
Ronald Owens may have
provided a clue of what he
thought of the complicated case
when he sharply told HanoJd'1
attorney:
"She (Judge Ham>ld) was no
(See JUDGE, Page A%)
NATION
one of five candidates -.kina
eleedon as hono.rar)' aovemor ~
the "state" of :t.suna Beach.
The hopefula are ~ votett. at a penn:z:, apiece, to nme fundl
for an enCl-of-the-tourlat aeeeo11
party fot ~only at Main
Beech Park.
So Doc, who currently ta
running a poor third in the
vote-getting competition, thouaht
it would be a great boost to hia
campaign were he to get
Governor Brown's endonement.
When Brown climbed out of
his baby blue 1974 Plymouth,
there stood Doc, attired in
cowboy hat and string tie, with
Buck sitting beside him.
"What's thia all about," the
perplexed real governor uked?
Doc's daughter, Belinda
Blacketer, a former planning
commissioner in Laguna,
explained to the' governor ~t.
since Proposition 13, the city no
longer can afford to spoNOr the
once-annual Village party.
"So we have local
organizations raising money by
selling votes for honorary
governor," ahe said.
Brown allowed a.a bow that
sounded like a great idea to him,
then -hesitatingly -uked
how he might be of aasiatance.
No aooner were the words out
of his mouth than Belinda
whipped out a proclamation endonin& Doc and atUd Brown
to sign at the bottom.
"What are you runnln.g for
again,.. Brown asked, hurriedly
reading over the proclamation:
"I'm running for honorary
governor of Laguna Beach," Doc
l>eamed. Then, pointing to the
unimpreued pit bull, Doc said,
"Thia here's my lieutenant
governor." •
(See LAGUNA. Page A!)
Marilyn Monroe murdered?
A private investigator who inllsta actrem Marilyn
Monroe waa the victim of murder, not suicide, ia
lookina for her diary, which he says will Pf9Yide 801id
evidence of his belief. Page AS.
Illinois
. .
Low-power ....una·. ol the San
Onofre Nuclear Oeoeratlna
Statlon'a Unit 2 reactor wa1
re1wned thll morntq at e:ao
.,.... betNI halted 8u.ftda3J --motora diat ratae ancl low•r
' control rods became cwwb-.'9d.
Dew Barron. a "P'>kM'MD fOf
Southern Call.fwnla J:cU.ari Co., m9r owner of the plant three
rnUiil aouth of San Clemente, Mid
en1lnHn are monttorlna the
re.ctor to determine what caUled
the~t1ng.
"We .UU have a ~ ot
reeolvina that prob)ern," Barron
aald \Oday ... We can continue
low-power teat1n1 with that
condition wtlhoUt any problea."
The low-level Wt. bepn lMt
• week H ' prellrolnary 1tep
•before the production of
electricity for the public.
The • .,okeaman aald the ma1fu.ncdOnln8 conti"Ol roda and
overheaU01 motors pose no
Mfety huard.
'The 1.1 mlllton-kUowatt
reactor cootaina 91 rodl filled
with .pellet.I of boron carbide
which ab,orb neutrons from
aplitting at.aml and regulate the
'nuclear rHC'tion.
Barron 1ald the reactor
suffered "probably tome kind of
electronic problem," which
prompted F.diaon offldall to lhut
down the teet1ng 1ut week.
"It could be 1omethin1 H
"1nple aa an electric connection
that has. to be replaced." he uld,
add.Ina n are attempting to ttna the p lem.
He 1&id the or will be
generating 1 1 percent
power for aome time while low-
'}:>Ower tmt1na continues.
'1'hat'a why we're tettting, to
find probleme and repair them,"
Barron aaid.
EW MAYOR ...._. La un i °"' ........ ~
fire cause?
each 'Councilman ~ei
itzpatrlck was th
unanimous council choice td
serve as mayor. Councllmaii
Robert Gentry was nameq
mayor pro tem .
By PATRICK J. KENNEDY ' or .. Dlllr,... ....
A preliminary report by the
Orange County Fire Deper1ment
blames a low-flyiq fighter jet
from the Marine -Corp• Air
Station, El Toro, for the~
bnmh fire July 15 ln the Laguna
Hilll-Woods canyon area.
The preJjmln.aiy determination
is bMe(f on a wltne11•1 account
that he aaw a 0 fireball" come
from the jet. to the lfC)Und just
minutes before the bruab area
went up ln flamea, county fire offldal.I said Tueeday.
Meanwhile, officlala of the
Marine bue admit that a flg)lter
jet with a broken fuel line flew
at low altitudes over the area
July 15. But they deny that ft
cauaed the blue becau.e they aay
the jet fuel ia almoet 0 impomible"
to Ignite outalde the jet'• engine.
Jeff Taylor, spokesman for the
fire department, said the
investigation of the fire i1
continuing.
But be said if the investigation
encl udee tba t the A -4 M
Skyhawk fighter jet cauaed the
blaze, the Marine hue could be
billed for more thau $30,000 to
paJ for county coatl of fighting
the five-hour brush fire.
Taylor said a worker for
Southern Callfomla Edison Co.
aald that be aaw the alleged
fireball c::oroe from a mill tary jet
flying alonpide anpther jet at
about 1_.~ feet altitude.
The wood Canyon blue Wali
out of controi from 12:49 p.m. to
6 p.m.. Taylor aaid. He uld 80
COME ON JN! -The wa~r'a fine off of L Street on the Balboa
Pe~ and there's one •J>llCle left on the tube between Chris
•
flttfightera 8l8igned. to 19 engine
companies, including two from
theMarinebue,finallyatopped
the blaze. No one was injured
and no structures were damaged
In the open brush.
Marine Sgt. Cindy Reid said
the fighter jet was on a bombing
demonstration at Camp
Pendleton Marine base when a
door hatch on the belly of the jet
broke and ripped open a fuel
line. She said the pilot, Lt.
Randy Myers. flew back toward
the home base in El Toro and at
one point considered landing in
the Woods Canyon area because
his engine SJ>~ttered.
She a.id .P.jyers got the engine
started aPin and returned to the
El Toro bue, .e9COl't.ed bv another
(See BRUSH, Page Al)
Fitzpatrick
named mayor
of Laguna
Laguna Beach City
C.ouncilman Neil Fltzpatrick wat
unanimously named mayor
Tuesd~y night after former
mayor Sally Bellerue announce4
one year in the top elected post
was enough for her. ·
Councilman Robert' Gentr~
wu named mayor pro tern.
When Mrs. Bellerue wa1
named mayor a year ago f~
the post vacated by departing
Mayor Wayne Baglin, she said
she would lel'Ve only one year in
that capacity.
Tue9Clav night she fulfilled her
(See MAYOR, Pace A%)
0.-, Net......_ "r LM p.,_
and Alida Rich. Behind them are Sharon Haldennan, Leslie
Smith, Kami Kenny and Tyler Walker.
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cklliia'tllMcl .. ··~· '''' ............ GI mtnd. llia't ~ ~ ,,....= ~ fNal .. ~.t ~bottom-= proaljmaUon.
By tbil time, Brown'• 1ldn
wwe e-..,pttna to -pry the real
aovemar away from the local
coe111ndet and hil canine runnJna mate. .
But ftM. a phototra})her uked
lf the pwnor would kneel next
the cbr for a p&cture.
• Lookln1 down at the
nonpl'*ld mutt, Brown &hook
RUSH FIRE.
htet Jet from the iquadron ?.fi~at conducted the bombing
exen:t.ea at Pendleton. She said
the jeta ejlch had two live
500-pound bombs.
-''Our final word la that the jet
was traveling at 3,000 feet per
second and it was totally
itnposalble that it caused the
fire.''
• •
hadn't have. been the fuel i1
"non-combuatible'1 9'.ltaide the jet ·
engine.
She also dlacounted the
witness's account of the alleged
fireball, saying that ahe'd heard
of another witness's account that
the jet had landed in the brush
area and taken off ap.ln.
CITY SHAPINO UP -Huntington Beach's
cout land uae plan applies within dotted nne..
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Commercial and residential uses are shown;
shaded areas could be hiah rile.
Beachfron-t high • • rise in HB
City submits de~elopment proposal to coastal commission
By PATRICK J. KENNEDY or.._.,..,,..,..,.
'n\e Huntlnlton Beach coutal
land uae propc».al cowd replace
aging brick bulldinp in the city's
downtown with modern skyscrapers overlooking the
eight miles of beachfront.
Delivered to the state ~ta!
Commilaton Tuetctay, the land
uae plan calla for d~lopment
incentives giving additional ·
square footage In bulldlnga tf
private land holdings are
consolidated and structures are
built tall and thin, allowing
additional open apace at FO!Jnd
level.
propout approved Monday on a
4-2 vote con.forms with the city'•
propoeed lpecific plan that would
allow high n.e. of 12 stories and
more In aectiona of downtown
coutal zone.
pressure
from U.S.
BJ fte An1cMW Prile
llraeU tank• and .,.. ..
troope 1teanuolled Into .,_
Beirut today while • battled toward the
L I beratlon Oraanll oa •lrOnlhold from the Md eouth, Md artillery and ~
hammered YaHer Arafat'• '4
auerrilla enclave from ..u .... Ill
f\lrloua barna• that condnued
aft.er 18 hows.
(Meanwhile· in WaahtnaSOD.
D.C. President Reaaan today
ad.mon1ahed the PLO to Ill ou&
of Beirut Immediately .and
lectun!d Israel on ''the ~
necemlty of re-eetabUahllW and
malntalnlng a ltrlct ~trre.")
Israel said its forcee suffered
20 aoldlera wounded, two
seriously, before the attadt.
that as a result of the --.alt l
anno1; captured a strip 60
deep and 600 yard.a 1°"1 on
north-aouth axil along the
Une dividing guerrilla-held
Beirut from ChNtian~
east Beirut.
, She said travelins at that
speed, the leaking jet fuel was
"~lltpersed and that even if it
"I've ne<iet heard of a jet
taking off frOm a bn.&ah field but
that's what another witness had
to say," she contended.
From Page A1
The propol&l ia the leCOnd of
three stage• in the atate-
mandated Local Coastal
Program. 'fhe Jlnal stage,
More than a doien citlzerui
opposed the propoaal at the
Monday~. urging the City
Council members to put height
restrictions on futur e
development down~ to retain
a "~ atmo.phere." \
Arafat called on evf!tf'/ abl
Palestinian to take up ....
defend west Beirut, an'd
President El.laa Sark.ta appealed
to President Reagan to atop the
fighting and proteated "wharJ:· happening in Beirut whe e
innocent civilian• are bel I
subjected to masa killing and
dest.ruction."
/ .' ~l\tA YOH ELECTED ...
· ~tomlse, announcing she was
l'Stepplng down "to tum the job irover to someone elae."
~" Both Fitzpatrick and Mrs.
!ISiillerue have one year each left
f"jn their four-year terms.
1
"I appreciate the honor to
vserve for a period of time,"
<Fitzpatrick said after the 5-0
>Vote. "[ hope we continue the .,,.
tradiUon of paaaing the Job aI.ona.
and I'd like to see the three
remainiJtg council members get .
the opportunity."
In a separate mo\ion, the
council elected Gentry to the post
of mayor pro tem on a 3-2 vote.
Council members Fitzpatrick
failed in his motion to name Dan
Kenney to the post.
JUDGE. • •
more a resident of this county
when she was appointed in 1980
than the man in the moon . . .
She deceived the governor, she
deceived the people, and I'm
very upset about it. EveryUme
she sat on the bench she told a
lie." •
Owen's unusually angr)'
outbllrat came at the end of
closing statements by attorney
Elenor Stegmeie r, who
represented Judge Harrold.
~cid spill snarls
lraf fie in Viejo
tJ•
Harrold's decisive election
victory June 8 is-being
challenged by second-place
contestant Dan Charles DUtchet,
a Santa Ana lawyer who alleges
that Harrold was not a legal
resident of the county before the
election.
Owens was apparently
an1tered Tuesd~y ~y testimony
he heard the previous day in
which Harrold said that she thay
have used a Newport Beach
address ln 1979 to establish her Oranae County residency when
she app~ed to the governor for a
judgeship.
Traffic was snarled in the
M.iSon Viejo area for more than
three ho"1'i Tuetday afternoon
after about 15 gallona of
swimming pool add spilled from
a truck when its load ahlfted.
The spill of muriatic acid, a
chemical used to clean swimming
poola, occurred near the
1 intenection of Alicia Parkway
~ Muirlands Boulevard abor1.ly
:before 5 p.m., according to a
'€a1Uornia Highway Patrol
spokeswoman.
o:: • Although no one w.. injured
i by the acid or its fumel and it
~ DO damage, traffic in the
U.S. summary
._y ~'*"*'In two .... oontinued todey from
~ Mlet!laen to Mlnneeo4a
•nd low•, •nd thundef1torm1 llnp..s-~~
Md norttwn K-.
Mlw Mllpped by --of 70 mph tell In wut.,n low•. A
'"16ent of Slou• City repotlt<I
1fflng • torn•do, th• N•llo1111
W•lhtr 8erw. Mid. Th8 wlnde
tor8 llmbe from tr-llftd downed
po-lln11, but low• offlcl1l1
reported no m•Jor property
"-:Treen 88y. Wi.., Ille wind
lftld • g11rE\E8nd mo¥9d It 715 Miit without Ille Uncoln
Cont1Mnt81 ltMlt h8d !*Md
lnllde. 8Uthcwftlle Mid. Pob In MenerwN. WI&.. lllld a
H·yeat-okl men wu llllled by.
In • munlclpel !MR-And
" U9nltbwoo C'Ountyt ,,,,.. Of&ln eieYalOf llMI
fll•1d1v111e collapHd under :::-''°"' povndl119 wlndl, one did\. 8howlW1 end thunderetomt1
were wfdlly Mellwed over "" .,.,.. lfld '°""*" hlQfl ,..,.
-..... -In '°""*" ~ lfld "'~ "'""* eo.. ..... ~ *1vOt from MliDna to th• D•llota• and over th• Pecina Nort"-t. with -tlJ ..................
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eerty today .. ranted from •• --ln~ ...... toll .......... ~
area was tied up until 8:30 p.m.
when the potentially hazardous
liquid waa cleabed up by Oranp
County firefiabtera and a cttW
from the county's Environmental
Management Agency, Capt. Gary
Stenberg, a fire department
spokesman, said Fir:ef~ftc'!!era built small earthen to contain the acid
until it could be mopped up,
Stenberg explained.
The tractor-trailer rl1 was
carrying about 200 contalnera of
the -acid when the Jmd ahifted,
apparently caualna the spill,
authorities aa1d.
In fact, she said, ahe wasn't
llCtually living at the $2 million
Lido ble h~e owned by her
grandmother.
At the time, Harrold said, ahe
Hated two addresses on the
application to the governor -
one in Orange County and the
other tn Rlvenjde where it is
claimed ahe has her true
residence.
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Ofenge COWlty. <soot ........ lo1 ~noet11 Counly: (tOO
2U--4022 """9rllde tnd Sen ....... ~ (IOO) M7 ... 710
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. scheduled for city hearings in
September, would establish
zoning regulations, including
specific restrtctlona on building
intensity and 'heights in the areas
north and aouth of the pier.
However, the land use
However, city officials say
tney expect the coastal
commlaslonen to readily approve
the city'• plan becau se
co mmlaalonera earlier
recommended· a downtown
bu.lldin1 formula twice as
inteNe.
Career talk set
for Laguna BPW
The Laguna Beach
Bu1ine11 aqd Professional
Women'& Club la featuring auest speaker Ju Lutford,
an expert in training,
manaaement, personnel
practices and career
development, at tis dinner
meetiJ11Thunday,Aug.19, at
7 p.m.
The meeting i•' at the Lacuna Federal Savings and ~ 260 Ocean Ave.
The Laguna Beach
Democratic Club has elected new ottJoen for 1982-83.
Dan Wooldridge 'was
elected president. Other
elected offlcen Include Bill
Buckley, treasurer; Toni :r,.man, second vice presi ent;
Jackie Skjolcl, secretary, and
Pete Rathbun, llrat vice p~ent.
~he t:a·iuna Beach
(.;namt>er or Commerce baa ach~uled itl Ai.l\< mixer meetinc on Aue-12, from 5:30
to 7;30 p.m , at the Laguna
Be.ell Women'• Club.
Sponaored by the 1Acuna
. Be.ch Lumber c.ompany, the
· Ms. Lankford's. talk will
include, toric• of writing aucceaafu rnumes and
alternative careers for
teachers.
Club officiah are
requesting that non-club
memben send prepaid -
$5.50 -reservations to
Laguna Beach BPW, 474
Aster, Laauna Beach 92651.
For further information,
call 4H-1324.
The Lacwia Beach club is
an environmen.talist and
human rtghta organization, a
club sPOkemlan said.
In the i-t year, the club
has asked. repraentativea of
the La1una Greenbelt,
.Alllanoe fOf' Survival and the
America.n Civil Liberties
Union to be guest speakers.
For further cl ub
information, call 499-2006.
mixer will include musical
entertainment, hon d'oeuvres
and door prizes. It's located at
286 St. Ann's Drive and the
admiaiOn donation ii $2.
For further information.
about chamber programs,
telephone 494-1018 .
Top advisers to Preslden1
Reagan met for three hours at
the White Houte today to uae9
the latest attacks and 90W"CeS in
the adminiatration said a list of
"theoretical sanctions" had been
drawn up.
Reagan told the advisers to
meet and make reaimmendatiom
to him. The attack.a, presidential
spokesman Larry Speakes said.
make "virtually impossible the
conduct of diplomatic efforts" to
end the fighttna.
The possible sanctions included
militar y, diplo m atic and
economic penalties, according to
the sources.
The Israeli military command
said it had not launched "an all-
out attempt at conquering the
city" and the attacks were to
show Israel "will not play the
game by PLO-set rules." -
After eight hours of intensive
firi ng from both sides, it
appeared the Israeli thrust was
concentrated on the no man's
land between the city's Moslem
and Christian aectors, the te.aport
on the northern edge of the PLQ
redoubt in west Beirut, and PLO
entrenchments aouthwest of the
city.
Conner joins
LB planners
Robert F. Conner, an aseociate
professor in aoclal ecology at UC
Irvine, has been appointed to an
unexpired term on the Laguna
Beach Planning Commission.
Conner, a seven-year Laguna
resident, was selected from
among seven applicants to
complete the unexpired term of
Ray Newton, who resigned the
commission laat month.
The new planner's term
expires next July.
Conner told coWlcil members
Tunday hfh supports a limited-
development philoaophy, and
said he aeea his aelection as an
opportunity to accompllah
se nsible growth and
redevelopment in Laguna Be.ch.
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BROWN'S A BACKER -"Doc" Blacketer (left). one of five
candidates in the· strictly tongue-in-cheek campaign for
honorary governor of Laguna Beach, got solid support in the
·form of an endorsement from Gov. Brown. With the pair is
Buck, who would be Doc's lieutenant gove rnor.
Laguna 'governor'
snags a real one
·~L.~LL · ~ fi was pretty obvious from the start that Gov. Fdrnund Brown
Jr. didn't want anything to do
with it.
Hearrivedat ahilltopLaguna
Beach home for a $50-per-penon
fund-raiaer, and was met in the
driveway by "Doc" Blackete r
and Blacketer's 12-year-old pit
bull Buck.
Now Doc, as you may recall, is
Election
of judge
ruled void ..
BULLETIN
Tbe June 8 electloa of West
Orange Coaaty Municipal Court
Judie Joaaae Harrold wu
voided today by a Superior Court
Jdfe wbo aald Harrold was
1at ty of aabmltt1n1 fahe
campaign docamentl related to
ber residency lD Orange Coaaty.
W est O r ange County
Municipal Court Judge J oanne
Harrold's future was to be
decided today by a Superior
Court judge who has h eard
testimony that the diminutive
Westminster jurist was not a
legal resident of the county when
she ran for office in June.
Though he took the case under
submission Tuesday, Judge
Ronald Owens may have
provided a clue of what he
thought of the complicated case
When he sharply told Harrold's
attorney:
"She (Judge Harrold) was no
(See JUDGE, Pace A!)
NATION
one of fjve can~dates eeekina ,
electkJ6 as honorary aowmor-Ol
the "state" of Laguna Beach.
The hopefuls are ae1llng votes,
at a penny apiece, to rai8e funds
for an end-of-the-tourist 8eUOrl
party for Lagunans only at Main
Beach Park.
So Doc, who currently i1
running a poor third in the
vote-getting competition. thought
it would be a great boost to his
camp aign were he to get
Governor Brown's endorsement.
When Brown climbed out of
his baby blue 1974 Plymouth,
there stood Doc, attired in
cowboy hat and str.i.~ tie, with
Buck sitting beside him.
"What's this all about," the
perplexed real governor asked?
Doc's daughter, Belinda
Blacketer, a former planning
commissioner in Laguna,
explained to the governor that,
since Proposition 13, the city no
longer can afford to sponsor the
once-annual Village party.
"So we have lo cal
organizations raising money by
selling votes for honorary
governor," she said.
Brown allowed as how that
sounded like a great idea to him.
then -hesitatingly -asked
how he might be of assistance.
No sooner were the words out
of h is mouth than Belinda
whipped out a proclamation
endoning Doc and asked Brown
to sign at the bottom.
"What are you running for
again," Brown asked, hurriedly
reading over the proclamation.
"I'm running for honorary
governor of LagWla Beach," Doc
beamed. Then, pointing to the
unimpressed pit bull, Doc aaid,
"This here's my lieutenant
governor.''
(See LAGUNA, Pace A!)
Marilyn Monroe murder.ed?
A private investigator who inllllta actress Marilyn
Monroe wu the victim of murder, not suicide, ts
looking for her diary, which he says will provide solid
evidence of his belief. Page A8.
Quints IHJrn in Illinois .
PARK RIDGE, ID. (AP) -A 31-year-()ld woman
who Md been taking a fertlllty drug pve bb1h to
qulntupleta -four girl.I and.a boy-toc¥Y· The tota
were lilted tn .. critk;al but stable" condition.
BY JOEL c. OON or .. Dllr,.......,
S.Ckent of the Irvine MedJcal
Center (IMC) are ax.,.cted to
Barbara Wiener and Larry announce plane Friday to aubmlt.
Aaran not only wen elected a ~rmit application to 1tate J~ 8 to the 1Mne Qty Council ., health official• for a major
with equally broed community .. hospital ln Irvine.
support, but they aho apent • 'the move would make IMC
1lmllar amount. of money on the aecond croup to file a
their campaAcna. :. certificate of need (CON)
Latest carnpalp contributfon application, with the Office of
repoc11 filed at City Hall lhow -Statewide HHlth P!ann1ni and
that Mn. Wiener rat.ed a record Development for lrvlne. La1t
$32,078 for her camrip and week the Chat1worth-b1t1ed Aaran ~ $39,16 . Health West Foundation ~oth alao ended \&p with submitted a .CON fbr a 00
campalan deficita that reflect million medical center to be
money they loaned their located at UC·Irvine.
cam~ in the final weeks of
the race. Mn. Wlenert1 Qampalap\
show• a $3,300 deficit whfle
Acfan'I lhoWI a 1 ~f $'1,52~,
according to tbelr campal10.
reports.
The IMC propoeal, IUpj)Orted
by the 8J'Mlr00ta group, People
for an Irvine Community
Ho1pital, call• for a 222-bed
hoapltal at the bub of a major
health care complex planned
eventually to include a library,
health museum, restaurant•,
400 .... t auditortwn, an exerct.e
field, hotel-like lodging for
patient• and famillu and
facilities for a nuning achool,
educational programs and
raearch.
The medical center ii to be
built ln the Vlllage 12 planning
area of the city, near Barranca
Parkway and Jeffrey Road.
Ini ti.al plana call for construction
of a nl11"1iJW education buDdLnc t4
serve heafth care pro·~ Saddleback C«nnu= which Qpetatee a u te
adjacent to the prolQed
center 'lite. -Saddleback Oo
offlciala have indicated at
preference for the IMC plan and
are ne1otiatin1 a land ~t with rned.lcal cente4 1upporter1. ,
Con1truction of the entir4
medical center complex would bf
done ln a piecemeal buia ~
the nursing achoo! and propoee<t
1ix-1tory hospital tower hav4(
been built, according to IMQ
precldent Dave Baker. 'lbe J>riat
(See HOSPITAL, Pa1e A!) :
I ' • ?i cause ..
Aafan WU top vote ,etter ln
the election with 8,lHO votes.
Mn. Wiener wu next with 8,157.
They won two open council aeata.
John Nakaoka, who flniahed
third with 5, 778 votes, railed
$26,824 and reported a $6,136
deficit. Fourth-place flni•her
Edward Dornan, with 5,470
votea, uid he rai8ed $3,933 and
Low-;flying fighter cited in canyon blaze ·
had a $270 defidt.
Bjll Pozzi rai8ed just $857 and
received 2,041 votes. He reported
a $114 surplus. which refleda the
refund given candidatea who
initially paid a $300 flat fee to
have their quallficatlons
statements printed lh a sample
ballot.
Marjorie Ket.er, who did not
aollclt fund1 no.r 1pend any,
tiniahed last with 1.1~ votes. ·
'lbe conventional COit-per-vote
breakdown •how1 that Agtan
and Mra. Wiener •P81lt virtually.
the same amount of money for
(See CAMPAIGN, Pace A!)
By PATRICK, J. KENNEDY
o('tM Deir .... ,..,,
A preliminary report by the
Orange County Fire Department
blames a low-flylng fighter jet
from the Marine Corps Air
Station. El Toro, for the 90-acre
brush fire July 15 in the Laguna
Hilla-Woods Canyon area. ·
The prel.iminary determination
ia bued on a witne98's account
that he saw a "fireball" come
from the jet to the ground Just
minutes before the Dl'Wlh area went up in flames, county fire
officials said Tue9day.
Meanwhile, officials of the
Marine base admit that a fighter .Jet with a broken fuel line flew
at low altUudea over the area
July 15. But they deny that it
caused the blaze becaWJe they say
.COME ON IN! -The water's fine off of L Street on the Balboa
Penlnlula and th.ere'• one space left on the ~be between Chris
COUN 7 Y
Low·power ce.tma • Unit n rellCtclP at the San Onofr~ Nuclear Genera~ Station was reaumed
today after being halted 8'.mCtay when control motors
became overhMted.
Jazz ExCliange oJi Coast . . .
~ a.re to be unWllled A"'C. 13 for a $2 millton
Jan ·~· to be built ln ,the Nttwport Beach-IMM area. J>ace JM. { •
the jet fuel is almost "impcaible" ~fighters assigned to. 19 engine
to ignite outside the jet's engine. companies, including two from
Jeff Taylor, spokesman for the the Marine base, finally 1topped
fire department, said the the blaze. No one was injured
investigation of the fire la and no structures were damaged
continuing. in the open brush.
But he said if the investigation Marine Sgt. Cindy Reid saia
c n cl u des th a t th e A -4 M the fighter jet waa on a bombing
Skybawk fighter jet caused the d e m on s t r a t i o n a t Cam p
blaze, the Marine base could be Pendleton Marine base when a
billed for more thau $30,000 to door hatch on the belly of the jet
pay for county oosta of fighting broke and ripped open a fuel
the five-hour brush fire. line. She said the pilot, L,.
Taylor said a w orker for Randy Myers, flew back toward
Southern California Edison Co. the home baae ln El Toro and at
said that he saw the alleged 0ne point considered landing if1
fireball come from a military jet the Woods Canyon area becaUR
flying alongside another jet at his engine sputtered.
about lJ~ feet altitude. She said Myers got the engine
The wood C.anyon blaz.e was; started agaln and returned to the
out of control from 12:49 p.m. to El Toro base, e.corted by another
6 p.m., Taylor said. He said 80 (See BRUSH, Pa1e A!)
--"'------~-'--------------~----~
r. . Mir,... ...... '9 LM ,.,_
and Alida Rich. Behind them are Sharon Halderman, Ll!:alie
·smith, Kami Kenny and Tyler Walker. ,
INDEX
At Your Service A4 Horcsope All•
Bulin.. B4~ Ann La.ndera All
Herb c.ri All Movlel IMS
c.v.bde All Mutual Funds B4
" ... fled DM NatloDal News A3
c.omk:a ~-PubUcN~ B2,Cll,D4
Cl om word spor;a Dl-3
Dlath 'Nodca Dt Siock Markei. 85
J:dltarial AlO TeleYtllon B8
SnWtalnrnent A9.B8 'l'blatiln IMS
Food Cl-10 W•iber A2
~~ AU WorldNewa A3
All
HOSPITAL P.ERMiT. • .
lVeatern Medtcal Center drop~d lta plan• to build a'
hospital and hU lnatMd pro~
• flO miWon outpatient me&ca1
·cllnlc offering 1lrnilat 1ervtce.
r~ by HealthWeat and
"J" The atate hu 80 daya after ~ t!i• CON ia complete to
·-.... ~'"' pu~lc h~ are
expected tlDili OM "'°"' ~ tD 1bPt of hMlth care fltCW~ tn the):tiy.
Alao, 1roupe vyLna to build a
hoapltal dlapute an Oru1•
County HMltb ~ CouQiifl
report that the Irvine .,.. will ·
ha9e tOQ "'-ny ho1pttal bed1 ~ 1090 to warrant a m1jor medical facilJty ln \he dty.
The debate over Irvlne'•
health care rwedl will be eettled
ln public heerlnp. K'COr'Cllna to
health ~ coundJ offidall.
The CON review procet9 could
take a year or more to complete, _they said.
AGUNA GOVERNOR. • •
"State of Laguna Beach,"
91Wown repeated. "La1una
doesn't need to be a 1tate. It's
already ._ 1tate of mind, isn't it?"
·-Then. pul11ng a pen from hla
PoCket, Brown quickly ICl'1bb1ed
his slgl'\8~ at the bottom of the proclamation.
By thia time, Brown'• aidea
were attempt.lna to pry the real
governor away from the local
MJntender and his canine running
~te.
But fl.rat, a photographer asked
if!the governor would kneel next
~the dog for a picture.
lo L o o k i n g do w n a t t h e
inonpluaed mutt, Brown shook
~n
. BRUSH FIRE.
I his head and aid, "Naw, why
don't you just dioot It with l,St
standing up like th1a." ·-
Make-it-quick WU Ulllpoken,
but lmplied in the tone of his
voice.
Four rapid-fire shot.a with the
help of a motor camera, and the
governor waa gone.
"Good luck," he aald over his
shoulder aa his aid~ led him
away.
Doc just stood there amlllng.
"That picture 0111ht to be
worth a lot of votes," he said.
For Doc that ta.
No telling how the photo will
affect Brown's chances for the u.s: Senate.
• • ~~hter jet from the aquadron hadn't have been the fuel la
tnat conducted the bombing "non-<X>mbustible" oubide the jet
rci8ea at P endleton. She said
jets each had two live
)..pound bomba.
.,rl"Our final word ia that the jet
was traveling at 3,000 feet per
""cond and it was totally
~ssible that it caused the
) ,,She said traveling at that
speed, the leaking jet fuel was
ji}.spersed and that even if it
engine.
She also discounted the
witness's account of the alleged
fireball. saying that she'd heard
of another witness's account that
the jet had landed in the bruah
area and taken off again.
"I've never heard of a jet
taking off from a brush field but
that's what another witness had
to say," she commented.
9lcid spill snarls
traffic in Viejo
Traffic was snarled in the
Mission Viejo area for more than
three hours Tue.day afternoon
atter about 15 gallons of
IWlmming pool add 1pWed from
~truck when ita la.d ahJ.fted.
l 1'he spill of muriatic acid, a
chemical used to clean swimming
'doola, occurred near the
'lntenection of AUda Parkway
'.wi Mulrlanda Boulevard ahortly
before 5 p.m., according to a
California Highway Patrol
spokeswoman. ·
Although DO one WM lnjw'm
by the acid or lta fUDMe and it
caused no damage. traffic ln the
area waa tied up untU 8:30 p.m.
when the potentially hazardoua
liquid WU cleaned Up by 0ranae
County fireffghten.
CITY SHAPING VP -Huntington Beach'•
oout land use plan applies within dotted Unet.
Delfr .......
Commercial and residential ~ are shown;
1haded areas could be high rile.
Beachfront high • 1n HB • rise
City submits development proposal to coastal commission
The Huntington Beach couta1 uae plan calll for development propou.t approved Monday on a
land uae proposal could replace incenUvea givln1 "additional 4-2 vote contorma with the ctty'a
aging brick bulldl"'8 in the city's square footage in bulldlnga lf propoeed sped.fie plan that would
downtown with modern private land holdlnga are allowhighrtae.ofl2storle1and
akyacrapera overlooking the conaolldated and structure. are more ln NCtiOlU of downtown
e~ht miles of beachfront. built tall and thin, allowing coastal zone.
additional open apace at around More than a dozen citizens bellvered to the state Coaata! level. opposed the propoaal at the
Commiaaion Tuesday, the land Monday ~Una. urglng the Oty
From Page A 1
CAMPAlGN
each vote received. Agran paid
$4.31 and Mra. Wiener paid $4.34.
Nakaoka paid the most, $5. 70,
while Doman paid 77 centa and
Pozzi spent 42 centa.
Mn. Wiener'• $32,076 was the
most ever raised in an 1Jvine City
Council race, according to records
in the City Clerk's Office. Her
total la a narrow $222 more than
was raised ln David Baker's 1980
bid for office.
. She said lGday that she hadn't
given much thought to
asbeorblng the campaign deficit
or 1ta1in1 some sort of funcf-
raiaer to pay it off.
"I imagine it would be wile for
me to raise the money," she said.
"But at this point, rm spending
my time at the city and not
trying to raise more funds." _
Mrs. Wiener took office last
month.
Energy secretary
I
to attend blast
LAS VEGAS (AP) -Energy
Secretary James F.dwards and 40
news media repreaentativ~ are
to be pre9ent ThW'IClay when~
underpound nuclear weapona
teat ii echeduled at the Nevada
Test Site.
Edward• and reporten will
watch the blast from a cmxrete
control center 10 mile. from sround JJero.
The proposal I.a the second of Council memben to put hellht
three stages h1 the atate-re1trlctlon1 on future
mandated Local Coastal development downtown to retain
Program. The final 1ta1e. a "village atmo8phere."
scheduled for city hearings in ·However, city official& aay
September, would establish they expect the coastal
zonln1 re1ulatton1, including commlaslonera to readily approve
specific .restrictions on building the c It y • s p 1 an because
intensity and heighta ln the areas com m i 11l oner 1 ear 1 i·e r
north and south of the pier. recommended a downtown
H owever , the land use building formula twice aa lntenae .
~rom Page A1
. y
JUDGE HARROLD.
more a resident of this county
when she was appointed in 1980
than the man in the moon . . .
She deceived the governor, she d~eived the people, and I'm
very upeet about lt. Everytime
she sat on the bench she told a
Owen's unusually ansr1
outburst came at the end of
closing statements by attorney
Elenor Stegmeier, who
re~resented Judge Harrold.
.ttarrold's decisive election
victory June 8 la being
challen1ed by second-place
contestant Dan Charlea Dut.cber,
Smoke, fire
to 'be seen
near Irvine
• •
a Santa Ana laW)'er who alleges
that Harrold was not a legal
resident of the oounty before the
· election. lie." Owens was apparently
an1tered Tuesday by tesjimony
he heard the previous day ln
which Harrold said that she may
have used a Newport Beach
address in 1979 to establlsh her
Orange County residency when
she applied to the governor for a
judgeship .
In fact, she said, she wasn't
actually living at the $2 million
Lido Isle home owned .by her
grandmother.
At the time, Harrold said, she
listed two addreases ,on the
application to the governor -
one ln Orange County and the
other in Riverside where lt la
claimed she has her true
residence.
Slightly W'armer
Orange County firefighters
were plaJ)nlna today to bum off
brush from Lema R1dae north of
Irvine, 10 dark smoke from the
hilla ahoukl not signal danger to
ot.erven of the big smudge.
What Owen• must decide today is whether ~ jurist was a
legal couuty resident 54 days
before the June 8 election, as
required by state law, and
whether she was truthful in
filling out campaign documenta
listing the Lido Isle home in
Newport Beach as her residence.
CA&JPICWU 51 =--= IO 91 17
Capt. Gary Stenber8 of the
coun&y Fire Department said
from 100 to 200 acres on the ridge
was to be aubjecl of a "controlled
burn" beginning at 10 a.m.
Four erigme.. two hand creww
and wveral bul1dozen were eet
to be at the 1C1ene to emure that
the fire wlli kept under control.
he said.
·1·be burn 11 part of the
department'• eHorta to pt rid of
chaparral and other fuel that
could be the ~ of a wild fire
al a later time.
Owens has the power to
nullify the election and vacate
the position or poesibly order a
new election.
Dutcher and his attorney,
Kenneth Golden, claimed that
Harold attempted to falsely
create an Orange County
residence after she diacovered in
mid-March that her opponent
planned to make her status an
issue.
Harrold testified that she
began moving into the Newport
Beach home in late November
after her grandmother gave her
keys to the home.
pressure..,
from U.S. .,,,....u ..........
lata•ll tank• alMI armored
troope 1teamrolled Uito ""' Belnal todaJ while Olhir una ..
batu.d toward the ~ LlberaUon Or1anlsaltOD ltroftlbOld from the north and -..th, and artillery and IW\bQltl
hammered Ya11er Arafat'•
,uerrtlla encllve from all mct. ln
furioul ~that continued
after 18 houn.
(Meanwhile In Waahlnpn,
D.C. Pt>ealdent Rea1an today
adrnoniahed the PLO to set out
of Belrut Immediately and
lec:tured larael 0n ''the ablolute
necealty of re-eltablJablna and maintaJ.nina a atrlct oea.e-fft. '')
llrael Mid tta fon::ee aulfered
20 1oldlera wounded, two
1erlowly, befOl'e the attack. and
that u a result of the ... ult Im
armor captured a atrip 60 yarda
deep and 600 yard.a lone on a
north-IOUth ax1a along the Green
Line dMdlngsueniUa-held west
Beirut from Chriat:lan-controlled
east Belnlt.
Aralat calJed on every able
Paleltinian to take up arms and
defend well Beirut, and
President E1iaa Sarkis appealed
to President Reagan to atop the
fighting and protested ''what ta
happenin1 ln Beirut where
innocent clvlliana are. being
subjected to mass k1lllng and
destruct.ton." •
ToNdviaers to President
Reagan "'met for three hours at
the White House today to a.-
the latest attacla and sources in
the adminiatration Mid a lilt of
"theoretical aanctions" had been
drawn up.
Reagan told the advisers to
meet and make recommendations
to hlm. The attacks, presidential
spokesman LarTy Speakes aaid,
make "virtually lmpOsSible the
conduct of diplomatic efforts" to
end the fighting.
The possible sanctions included
military, diplomatic and
economic penalties, according to
the sources.
The Israeli military command
said it had not launched "an all-
out attempt at conquering the
city" and the attacks were to
show Israel "will not play the
game by PLO-set rules.•
After eight hours. of intensive
firing from both sides, it
appeared the Israeli thrust was
concen trated on the no man's
land between the city's Moeletn
and Christian aectors, the aegort
on the northern edge of the PLO
redoubt in west Beirut. and PLO
entrenchments southwest of the
city.
State transit
change asked
SACRAMENTO (AP) -State
Transportation Director Adriana
Gianturco has asked a state
commission to change Its five-
year plan to restore funds for
mass transit, bicycle trail&, park-
and-ride lots and roadside rest.a
-and cut money for highway
construction.
Ma. Glanturco aaid Tuesday
there are two million adulta ln
California who do not have a
driver's license and almost a
million households without an
automobile.
"Moet of these people are
young, elderly, disabled or very
poor," ahe aaid.
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71 II 107 T7
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89 74
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82 58 87 70 ea 51
.. 58 M 47
911 11 .oe 84 79
11 78 .28
83 71 .48 85 71
81 70
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1M . 72 N 78 82 73 84 ..
106 84
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BROWN'S' A BACKER -"Doc" Blacketer (left), one of five
candidates in the strictly tongue-in-cheek campaign for
honorary governor of Laguna Beach, got solid support in the
form of an endorsement from Gov. Brown. With the pair is
~uck, wh~ would be Doc's lieutenant governor.
Laguna 'governor'
snags a real one
By STEVE MlTCBELL or .. .,..,,... ....
It WU pretty obvioua from the
start that Gov. J'..dmund Brown
Jr. didn't want anything to do
with lt.
He arrived at a hilltop Laguna
Beach home for a $50-per-penon
fund-ral8er, and wa1 met ln the
driveway by "Doc" Blacketer
and Blacketer's 12-year-old pit
bull Buck.
Now Doc, as you may recall, is
\
Two arrested
in attack
escaped cons
Two men who allegedly beat
up a pair of women Tuesday
during a Newport Beach robbery
try have been identified as prison
escapees from South Carollna,
police reported today.
The men -listed as Darrel
Winston Haselden, 21 , and
Randal Edward Sides, 20 -are
being held at the Newport city
jail on conspiracy to commit-
robbery charges.
Detectives said Huelden had
been serving time for armed
robbery and Sides for narcotic
sales. Police aa1d the men eecaped
after allegedly stealing $2,000
from the priaon canteen.
Police said the men originally
gave officers fake names and
claimed to be tourists from out of
atate.
In the incident Tuesday,-the
men reportedly beat up two
women outside the, Rusty
Pelican, a restaurant on
Newport'• Mariner'• Mile. One
woman suffered a broken jaw.
NATION
one of five candldatee eeeklna
election u hononry ~of
the ''state" of Laauna s.ch.
The hopefuls are aeJ..1ini votes,
at a penny apiece, to rai1e funds
for an end-of-the-toumt eeuon
party for Lagunans only at Main
Beach Park.
So Doc, who currently ia
running a poor third in the
vote-getting competition. thought
it would ~ a great boost to his
campaign were he to get
Governor Brown's endoraement.
When Brown climbed out of
his baby blue 1974 Plymouth,
there stood Doc, attired in
cowboy hat and string tie, with
Buck alttinS beside him.
"What's this all about," the
perplexed real governor asked?
Doc's daughter, Belinda
Blacketer, a former planning
commissioner in. Laguna,
explained to the governor that,
since Proposition 13, the dty no
longer can afford to aponaor the
once-annual Village party.
"So we hav e local
organizations raising money by
selling votes for honorary
governor," she said.
Brown allowed as how that
IOWlded like a great idea to him.
then -hesitatingly -asked
how he might be of aaistance.
No aooner were the words out
of his mouth than Bellnda
whipped out a proclamation
endonlna Doc and asked Brown
to algn at the bottom.
"What are you running for
again," Brown asked, hurriedly
reading over the proclamation.
"I'm running for honorary
governor of Laguna Beach," Doc
beamed. Then, pointing 1to the
unimpreeaed pit bull, Doc said,
"This here's my lieutenant governor."
(See LAGUNA. Pace A!)
Marllyn Monroe murdered?
• A private investigator who inli8ta actrell Marilyn
Monroe wu the victim of murder, not suicide, la
looking for her diary, which he aays will pJOvide aolld
evidence of his belief. Paae A8.
Quints bo..rn in Illinois
PARK RIDGE, ID. (AP) -A 31-year~ wcmu
who bad been tak1na a fertility dnaa pw bU1tl to
quintupleta -four glrla and a boy -today. The tota
were lfated in "critical but at.able" condition.
in home
drama
Judge Harrold on
Elec.tion win voided over residency issue
BY DA V1D ~V'l'ZMANN or .. ....,,... ....
. Wett Orange County
lh BARllY EBERLING Municipal Court Judie Joanne or .. DllW .... .... Harrold'• June 8 elec:tfon victory
The bodill of two men~ w• volded today by a Soperior
found today after police fired Court Judie who u1d the jwitt
tear IN lnto Ul Oranae relldenoe wu auUty ol aubmlttlng talae
tn which a man.· with a sun wu cam~d~nta related to
beUewd ~. her ln Oran&e County.
The teme mornina drama ln Superior t Jucfae Ronald
the Oak Street nei1hborhood Owen, in a atartltn1 ruling,
ended when Orange officers ordered that • new election for
aaaigned to SERT (Special the office take place ln November
Emergency Response Team) between attorneys Dan Charles
closed In on the fourplex
apartment unit nearly five hours
Dutcher and Ronald Nix, who
finished second and third
retpectlvely behind Harrold in
the June primary electlon.
Attorney Eleanor Stegmler,
who represented Harrold, said
she wa1 surprited by the ruling
but promised that an appeal
would be filed lmmedlately with
the Fourth District Court of
Appeal ln San Bernardino.
1'he ruling this mornlna in
Judge Owen's Santa Ana
courtroom appeared to stun
onlookers as well as Judge
• Harrold and Dutcher. The lat~ filed a lawsuit last mont
challen1in1 the Weatmhute
jwiat'a decta1ve election ~ becaute, Dutcher had c
she wu not a legal resident
Orange County.
Judge Owen, in his rulin•
from the bench this moatn1 said that there were two
l8auea to be decided -whethe
Judge Harrold WU a resident~ Or e County 54 days bet
th:;fection, u required by ata
law, and whether she violated
the law by fl.ling a declarati°h:d candidacy on Feb. 23 ln w t:e~ ~~o •. m. report of ahota . Be a ch
After flr\ng tear gu through a visitor, 18_,
rescues fisherman ,
window and enterinl the unit,
polloe said they found the bodies
of two men in the master
bedroom. 0ne· body w• on the
bed, the other wu on the floor,
~ relations officer John
she listed a $2 million NeWpot1
Beach home aa her residence. i
Owen said that the evidenof
indicated that Harrold wa4
indeed a resident of the Newpc:>rt
Beach home from generallj
mid-March onward, a time
period which exceeded the
M-day requirement.
At the same time, pollce
reecued a young glrl. believed to
be only 2 or 3 years old from the
tiou.e. She was not banned and
wu taken to the police station for
questioning.
At midday, the police ha"d not
diacla.ed how the h\;o men died.
Nor had identities of the victims
or the YOW'l8 glrl been releued.
Polloe said they al.lo found a
shotgun in the residence but
declined to say whether it had
been fired.
The police said they were .
att.emptina to determine whether
the incident at 396 N. Oak St.
was related to a 6 a.m. incident ln
which a woman, Triah Bryant,
27, WM uuulted at a residence
at 2200 W. Palmyra Ave. Police
said she was struck with a blunt
instrument
An 18-year-old beach visitor
found henelf playing lifeguard
Tuesday when a fisherman
tumbled off the end of the
Balboa Pier, striking a piling as
he fell to the water.
Vemona Fath, a Santa Ana,
resident and a police Explorer
Scout, took a running jump Off
the end of the pier and swam to
the man, who was floating face-
down ln tl)e water. ·
Newport Beach lifeguards said
the young womar\'s efforts likely
saved Pete Milosavijevic, listed ln
stable condition today at Hoag
Memorial Hospital. ·
Guards said the f.lahennan was
sitting on a ra.Whg at the end of
the pier at 1 p.m. when he fell
backward lnto the water.
"I just heard a ~ and ran up and aw hlm ting ln the
water," explained the yQUJ\I
woman, a swtmm1ng instructor
COME ON IN! -The water'• fine off of L Street on the Balboa
Peninaula and there's one apace left on the tube between Chris
COUNTY
Low·power teetlna on Unit n l'HCtor at the San
Onofre Nuclear Generatanc Station wu resumed
today after betna halted Sunday when control motors
became overJieated.
Jazz Exclianse on <:bast
Plana are to be unveiled Aue. 13 for a $2 mllllon
Jau Excbanae to be built in the Newport Beach-
Irvine ..... is.,. JM.
STATE
who was at the pier on a flahlng
outing.
''Nobody aeemed to be corning
,to hi.a aid ao I just jumped off and
swam over to b.lm;" she said. "He
was face-down and wasn't
moving . I think he was
uncol\ICloua.
"I turned him over, tipped his
h ead back and he started to
breathe."
Lifeguards said another pier
visitor, Charles Grant, 21, also
jumped lnto the water to &l8iat
~e young woman ln her reecue
effort.
Guards said the Santa Ana
woman and the man held the
dazed fisherman in the water
until a lifeguard boat pulled up.
"rve never done anything like
this before," the young woman
said. "I just did wbat i had to
do."
But the judge ruled that he
was convinced beyond a
(See JUDGE, Pase A!)
Three seek ,,
Mesa seats
Three candidates have entered
the Costa Mesa Qty Council nee.
Two are lncwnbents.
Mayor Arlene Schafer and
Councilwoman Nonna Hertzot
were joined by Plannlnt
Commlasioner Lynn Van Aken,
who filed pape,rs this week. ,
Dave Wheeler, a Newport
Beach attorney living in Costa
Mm h.aa talc.en out papen, but
has not filed them.
The deadline for filing ia
Friday.
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.and Alida Rich. Behind them 8{e Sharon Halderman, Leill~
Smith, Kami Kenny and Tyler Walker. 1
INDEX
At YOW' Service AC Hcroecope All a.me. M-5 Ann Landen All
Herb CMrl ' All Movt. B6
Cavabde ~ Mutual l\mdl JM
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Cro.word B7. .Spal1a 014 3
O.th Noticee D4 Stock Marketa BG
l'.dltorial AlO ~ B8
J:nwrt.alnmlnt AO.Be Thea .. B8
l'ood Cl·lO W•tlwr A2
Hyo.rdMr All World Newt AS
Art Hoppe All
SPORTS
' JUDGE HARROLD. • •
re11onabl• doubt that the
We1ttnin1tet jurilt WAI not ll
retldent of Newport Be.ch on I Feb. 28, when her campat1n
I declaration wu filed.
Owen Mid that her uae of the ! Newport Beach property on Lido
I Isle was "occulonal only." He
1 said utijity ceoorda introduced u
1evidence in her week long
•residency trial ahowed that full ~ use of the houae dtd not
itommence unUl mid-March, just
er she became aware that
tcher was golng to make her
dency a major issue in their
lcampa.lgn.
Dutcher alleged that Miaa
lhrrold waa a resident of
lftf'Verside County, where she
~a home, when! her children
,&Q to school and where she is
~giatered to vote.
Owen, in citing his reason for
setting aside the election, said
that Judge H~ld's "credibility
ha1 bHn •h•ttered beyona
repair" by dt..IOIW'M durlni the
trial that ahe UMd the Newport
Beach addretl in 1979 to apply
for an Oranp County judpthip
even thou1fi 1he wu llvlnc tn
.Riverside at the time.
The Santa Ana judge a1lo cited
admi•ion by Harrold t~t a deed
turnlns over ownerahlp of the
Newport Beach home to her from
her grandmother had bee n
backdated to fallely indicate that
she took control of the residence
ln November, 1981.
Dutcher, reacting to the
judge's decision thla morning,
said he was "pleased wtth the
results. It's been a six month
battle."
"I can't help but feel for Judge
Harrold," Dutcher said. "I know
this has to be a bitter pui for Mr.
But this was the correct thing,
the right ~:"
LAGUNA GOVERNOR~ e e
"State of Laguna Beach,"
Brown repeated. "Laguna
qoesn't need to be a state. It's
i4Weady a state of mind, isn't it?"
Then, pulli.ng a pen from his
~ket, Brown quickly scribbled
l)is signature at the bottom of the
Rroclamation.
''"1 ,By this time, Brown's aides flFre attempting to pry the real
WfVernor away from the local
@>ntender and his canine running
j'l8te. •
But first, a photographer asked
{~ the governor would kneel next
to 'the dog for a picture.
;J..ooking down at th e
nonplussed mutt, Brown shook
r.1•
his head and said, "Naw, why
don't you· just shoot it with WI
standing up like this."
Make-it-quick was unspoken,
but jmplied in the tone of his
voice.
Four rapid-fire shots with the
help of a motor camera, and the
governor was gone.
"Good luck," he said over his
shoulder as his aides led him
away.
Doc just stood there smiling.
"That picture ought to be
worth a lot of votes," he said.
For Doc that is.
No telling how the photo will
affect Brown's chances for the
U.S. Senate.
~ ,. Council action
'; The Costa Mesa City Council took the followi~ action thi.s
11 week:
'-'·• Saldoka -Approved the construction of six high rise offi~
buildings covering 1.3 million square feet of development on 46
acres owned by the Sakioka family, east of Town Center along
the San Diego Freeway.
Maasage 1tadlo -Denied an appeal from the owner of an
adult entertainment business to legalize the nonconforming use at
1733 Fullerton Ave.
Garage -Denied appeal from George Van Dam, 486
Magnolia St., to force his neighbor to remove garage at 492
Magnolia (See Page Bl.)
Condomlniam antt1 -Uph eld a Planning Cbmmlaslon
/ decision to allow the construction of two condominiums on ~1• property at 1528 Orange Ave.
Mortaa1e bond• -Voted against participation in the county
, mortgage bond program to help moderate-income familles
: . purchase six condominiums at 675 W. 18th St.
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CITY SHAPING UP -Huntington Beach's
coast land use plan applies wttbln dotted Unes.
Commercial and resldentlal uses a.re shown;
shaded areas could be high ri8e.
HB? • 1n Beachfront high • rise
City subl))its development proposal to coastal commission
The Huntington Beach couta1
land use proposal could replace
aging brick buildings in the city's
downtown with modern
akyacrapers overlooking the
elaht miles of beachfront.
-Delivered to the state Coastal
Commission T uesday, the land
use plan calls for_ developmen!
Marine jet
blamed for
brush fire
By PATRICK J . KENNEDY
()('tfle ~ .... ltllft
A preliminary report by the
Orange County Fire Department
blames a low-flying fighter jet
from the Marine Corps Air
Station, El Toro, for the 90~acre
brush fire July 15 in the Laguna
Hills-Woods Canyon area.
The preliminary determination
is based on a witness's account
that he saw a "fireball" c6me
from the jet to the ground just
minutes before the brush area
went up m flames, county fire
officials said Tuesday.
Meanwhile, officials of the
Marine base admit that a fighter
jet with a broken fuel line flew
at low altitudes over the area
July 15. But they deny that lt
caused the blaze because they say
the jet fuel is almost "impossible"
to ignite outside the jet's engine.
Jef! Taylor, spokesman for the
fire department, said the
Investigation of the fire is
continuing.
But he said it the investigation
cnclud es that the A -4 M
Skyhawk fighter jet cauaed the
blaze, the Marine base could be
billed for more thau $301000 to
pay for county COS1s of fighting
the five-hour brush fil'e.
incentivea giving 'additiona.l
aqua.re footage In building• if
private land holdings are
comolldated and structures are
built tall and thin, allowing
additional open apace at ground
level.
. The propoul is the aeoond of
three stasea ln the state-
m anda ted -Local Coastal
Program. The final stage,
scheduled for city hearings in
September , woul!i establish
zoning r~gulationa, including
specific restrict.Iona on building
intensity and helghta in the areas
north and JK>Uth of the pier.
However, t h e land use
proposal approved Monday on a
4-2 vote confonns with the city's
propoaed specific plan that would
allow high rises of 12 atortes and
more ln sectioru of downtown
coastal zone.
More than a dozen citizens
opposed the proposal at the
Monday meeting, urging the City
Council members to put height
restriction• on future
development downtown to retain
a "village atmolphere."
However, city officlal1 say
t h ey expect the coastal
commiasioners to readily approve
the city's plan because
com ml11ioner1 earlier
recommended a downtown
building formula twice aa
intense.
T he Coastal Commlaalon
rejected the city's tint land wie
plan submitted tn January 1981,
largely becaUle it didn't identif~
building intensity and ~use it
proposed development on a
coastal stretch south of Beach
Boulevard that's been identified
by state officlals aa protected
wetland.a wild.life habitat.
Mike Multari, city coastal
planner, said the .city's current
proposal is a "medium intensity"
plan that alao asks oommissioners
to delete the controversial
wetland areas for· future
oonsideration.
New-port student
UCI essay w-inner
F.4warcl Lobel of Newport
Beach has won UC Irvine's
firat annual Howard Babb
Eesay Competition.
from 1969 to 1972 and again
from 1975 until his death in
1978.
The competition is open to
all undergraduate humanities
majon at UCL
pressure
from U.S.
., ,... .UMdl ... ,,..
Iaraell tank• and armored
troopt 1teamrolled l~to w"t
Belrll\ today while otnttt' unlla
battled toward the Palt..unian
Liberation Oraanhtatton
•wn&hold from the nor th and
eouth, and artillery and j\.tnboata
hammered Yaaaer Arafat'•
guerrilla enclave from all 1 idea ln
fwiqua barrasea that con tlnued after 18 houn.
(Meanwhile ln Waahln1gton,
D.C. Pre•ldent Reagan today
~nished the PLO to get out
of Beirut immediately and
lectured Yt:ael on "the abliplute
necealty of re-eatabllahing and
maintaining a strict cease-&e.")
Israel uld ita fOl"CeS suffttred
20 aoldlera wounded, two
eeriously, before the attack. u nd
that u a result of the usault ita
armor captured a strip 60 yards
deep and 600 yards long on a
north-IOUth axis along the Gretm
Line dividing guerrilla-held we at
Beirut from Christian-controlled
east Beirut.
Arafat called on every abl•e
Palestinian to take up anns anc I
def e nd west Belru t, anol..
President Elias Sarkis appealed
to President Reagan to stop the
fighting and protested "what i.s
happening In Beirut where
innocent civilians are being
subjected to masa kllling and
destruction.''
Top advisers to Presiden
Reagan met for three hours at
the White House today to asaesa
the latest attacks and sources in
the administration said a list of
"theoretical sanctions" had been drawn up.·
Reagan told the a'dvisers to
meet and make rec.'Ommendations
to him. The anacks, presidential
spokesman Larry Speakes said,
make "virtually impossible the
conduct of diplomatic efforts" to
end the fighting.
The possible sanctions included
military, diplomatic and
economic penalties, according to
the sources.
The Israeli military command
said it had not launched "an all-
out attempt at conquering the
city" and the attacks were to
show Israel "wUJ not play the
game by PLO~set rules."
After eight hours of intensive
firing from both sides, it
appeared the Israeli thrust was
concentrated on the no man's
land between the city's Moslem
and, Chrutian sectors, the seaport
on the northern edge of the PLO
redoubt in west Beirut. and PLO
entrenchments southwest of the
city.
Slightly w-armer
The competition, which
carries a '100 award, is
sponsored by UCl 's
Department of F.nglish and
Compuative Literatute in
memory of Babb, one of the
departme nt'• founding
members and it. chairman
Lobel, a junior majoring in
&glish, intends to study law.
His essay was titled
•'lmagination, Reality and
Illusion in 'A Midsummer
Night's Dream.'"
State transit
change asked
SACRAMENTO (AP) -State
Transportation Director Adriana
Gianturco h as asked a state
commission to change its five-
year plan to restore funds for
mass transit, bicycle trails, park-
and-ride lots and roadside rests
-and cut money for highway
construction.
.Coastal
doud"-8 QI) be expect.Id tlofig
COHtal ar.... Sllgtllly llrtr"*' ~•nge County hlgtta 71 to 78
tod11Y, 73 to 82 Thurtday. Lowa
84 to ea.
lnlend Wllttv l\lgtl9 In lht upp«
llOI today, 90t ~. l.owa In
Fair today with high• al lht llOa.
flMctlM 70 to 74 and Inland .,.. Mountain. can eJ1PtCt hlaM 78
"' to 114. F•lr tonight but with to 84 bolll dtya. ~ In 60..
IPl'n9 low Cloud• late tonlOhl trom Wtet to IOU1'-I wtrio. 15-25
\.'!:Ing 8-:fl IOUtllw#d. C>wmlgtlt mph I n north tr n d •a tr ta
low9 .. to 81. Thuradey oontlnutd 1ftemoont ~ -*1C19-Hight In , ,,., with hlgN at the beacflel 70 to 90I and low 100., IOW9 t2 to 72. T4 and Inland .,... 80 to 86. Southern "-t hlghl 102 to 110,
' E I a e w h t rt , fr o m P 0 I n I tows n to 82.
eono.ptlon to the Mexican bofdtt Northern and Cenlrtl Celltomie
and out 80 mllea· Ught Vw\tble wlll be ftlr Inland through
wlnd1. becoming wtat to ~-Hlgtl1 Md rnomlrl(l low
uthwe11 10 10 18 11no11 11111 cloud• with local drizzle along ml'l\trnoon. Southwwt IW9lla ol 1 c:oMt. Mostly tunrlY afternoon.
2 .... Night and m«nlng low -----------loud• wltli 1ome local fog
tcO•lllng mo1tly 1unny 11111
..,ttmoon and ~.
.S. summary
~ tnundtralorma blflfNd In
two dMtha oontlnutd today trom
IOUtNm Mldl!Qtn to Mlnn.ot.a and tow•. and lhundtntorm1
mlll'~MI -IOUthtrn Ntt>r•t tnd~KanaM. Alllnt wtllpptd by wtnda ol 70
mph 1•11 In wtlttrn low•. A
rHld•nl of SIOUJI City rtported
IMlng 1 1orn1do. the Netlonel
W•lhtf 8ervlc. Mid. The wlnd1 tore llmbe from ,,.. •nd downed
powtr llnH, but low• offlel•I• rtported no major property
detnege. In Qr .. n Bay, Wl1., lht wind
Ufted a g&rtQt and moved II 75
fwtt wtthc>ut dameolno the Ltncoln Contlntnttl 11\tl hid 1-n pwlllld
fnlldt. tuthotttlta Mid.
Pot1ot In Mtntnlha. WIL, Mid a 23·yHr-o4d man ..,., kilted by
~In • munldpel pwll. And
(n l(ltnllowoc C'oun1y1 lal • Nrtl (lfa•n -v110t ,,..r
ft•tdevlll• colltpHd und•r ,, ... ure from pounding wind•.
cau11ng. one dellth. Siio-• •nd tllund.,1lorm1
wtr• wldtly a<:alttrtd OVtr lht .. tnd eoutMrn high Pltlna
...... In IOUlhtrTI FlOOdt tnd
IN 10UtNm AllMltlc CoMt.
Temperatures
.. Lo "'°-
AlblnY n se =:r.: 90 eo .02
1M 86
~ 84 t2
Attenll ea 10
AtlMIO Cty 78 S7
Auatln 98 71
Beltll'llore 85 ..
Bllllnga 112 eo
Blrmlnghm 112 70
Bl1mtrcll 89 57
Bo!M 81 51
Botton 70 81
erownavlle 95 la BuffliO 78 7 .48
Burlington 71 56
Ca.per 91 57
Chtrllln SC 89 74
Chernte NC 88 70
CMytnnt 83 82
CNcago ff 74 .22
Clndmlll 92 71
Cllvtland .. 71 .92
Clmble 8C .. 88
ColumbU9 " 10 Otl-Ft Wth 91 7S
Oeyton 91 11
Otnwr aa eo .22
Ott~ "n o.lrolt 83 74
Duluth t2 58
EIPMO t7 70
Fllrbenb es 51
Fargo II SI
t.n M •7
Ot..i Falla 78 41
Htrtford 11 81 .....,,. 71 49
Honolulu 81 71
Houl1on IM IO
lndnae>ll 112 72
J**'1\ MS 113 71
Jadtenvlt 12 71 Kana City 101 711 KnolC\llllt aa 19 LU Vtgaa 101 78 Uttle Nick 97 78
loul9ville t1 73
lul>bock H 71 .08
Memplill 94 79
Miami 81 78 .28
Mllwtull" 83 78 .48
Mpta-St.P 95 78
Nuhvtllt 91 70
Ntw Or1Mn1 90 73
Ntw Yont S1 70
Norfoffl 12 89
No. Plait• 97 85
Oltl• City H 72
Omaha H 711
Oflando 92 73 =r.-84 et 105 84
Pltltbufgh 80 M
f'tttnd. Me .. 57
Plltnd, Ort 73 69
Pr~ldenet 73 eo
='Cnv 17 61 .. t2
Reno 72 ....
SM! I.Ilk• 11 t7
San Antonio .. 71
It -oert'Y oloudY from AtRont to the b t l!.Ot .. end ovtr lh•
,aclflo NMlllwett, with mo11ty .......... " ... FOf tonlatlt end l'tluftdey, the
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aoett.,ed eh0Wer9 •leO Wlf• ~ fl'tttf IN not1Mrll '**lo
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•arty today rented from 48 ...,..... In ~. Mont., to t2
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California
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c~ =--= 90 83 .. 17
Bar$tOW 97 74
9-lmont 92 50
BlgS-78 31
&lytN 107 n
C.tallna 74 ..
CUiver City 81 as
E~t 82 54
Fr.no 92 eo
Lanc:Mttr ea M
Long 8Hoh 94 81
l.OIA:r.-7S 88
Monrov• 93 87
MonltbellO ae aa
Monterey 85 54
NttdlM 105 eo
Ntwpot\ a..cn 74 88
Otltl•nd 87 58
on1.no 19 &4
Palm SP'tng1 103 88
Paaaclent 88 83
PMO "'°'*' 15 ...
Alvtr1ide S7 .,
Atd Bluff 83 69
Atdwood City .. M
Stllnu et 47
San Bernardino 92 113
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lelwt ~lotmatlOn: °':Ti · ty. 1800) 44WIM LOI ng•IH County: (800) 242-4022 ... ....,.,. lltld 8an ~
C'OUntlM: (800) 3'74710 AOMO £pitode c.ntw: (800)
242-4tet
•Men and women wanting
to get.. back into the work
force. an? invited to attend a
nine-week OOW'le this fall at
Orange CoUt College.
"New Horizon• for men
and Women" or Psychology
101 will meet Tuelda~ from
•For the aecond straish t
summer, Newport Beach ls
hosting a. bellyflop oont.eet itt
the~ meter pool at Newport
Harbor High School.
10 a .m. to noon to discuss
academic and career planning
for re-entry adults.
Registration for fall classes
will continue from Aug. 12 to
Sept. 10 in the college
admissions office. For more
information call 556-5772.
The contest will be h eld
Saturday .morning at the high
achool. To make reeervations,
call 760-3347. There is no
charge.
Ms. Gianturco said Tuesday
there are two million adults in
California who do not have a
driver's license and almost a
million households without an
automobile.
"Most of these people are
young, elderly, disabled or very
r," ahe said.
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BROWN'S A BACKER -"Doc" Blacketer (left), one of five
candidates in the strictly tongue-in-cheek campaign for
honorary governor of Laguna Beach, got solid support in the
form of an endorsement from Gov. Brown. With the pair is
Buck, who would'be Doc's lieutenant governor.
Laguna
snags a
'go~ernor'
real one
Sy STEVE MITCllELL
O(' .. DllJ .........
It was pretty obvious from the
start that Gov. F.dmund Brown
Jr. didn't want anything to do
with it.
He arrived at a hilltop Laguna
Beach home for a $50-per-penon
fund-railer, and was met ln the
driveway by "Doc" Blacketer
and Blacketer'• 12-year-old pit
bull Buck.
Now Doc, as you may recall, la
Two arrested
in attack
scaped cons
o men who allegedly beat
up a pair of women Tuesday
during a Newport Beach robbery
try have been ldentlfied as prison
escapees from South. Carolina,
police reported today.
The men -listed as Darrel
Winston Haselden, 21 , and
Randal Edward Sides. 20 -are
being held at the Newport dty
jail on conspiracy to commit
robbery-charges.
Detectivea said Haselden bad
been serving time for armed
robbery and Sides for narcotic
sales. Police said the men eacaped
after allegedly stealing $2,000
from· the prlaon canteen.
Police said the men originally
save officers fake names and
¢la1med to be towiata from OU~ of
1tate.
In the incident Tuesday, the
men reportedly beat up two
wome-n outside the Rusty
Pelican, a restaurant on
Newport'• Mariner'• Mile. One
woman auffered a broken jaw.
NATION
one of five candJdatea .eekina
election .. honorary aovemor ol
the "state" of Laguna Beech.
The hopefuls are lelllng votee,
at a penny apiece, to ra1ae funds
for an end-of-the-tourist 1eUOn
party for Lagunana only at Main
Bearih Park. ·
So Doc, who currently ls
running a poor third in the
vote-getting competition, thought
it would be a great boost to his
campaign were he to get
Governor Brown's endoraemenL
When Brown climbed out of
his baby blue 1974 Plymouth,
there stood Doc, attired in
cowboy hat and string tie, with
Buck sitting beside him.
"What'9 this all about," the
perplexed real· governor asked? .
Doc's daughter, Belinda
Blacketer, a former planning
commissioner in Laguna,
explained to the governor that,
since Proposition 13, the dty no
longer can afford to aponaor the
once-annual Village party.
"So we have local
organizations raising money by
selling votes for honorary
governor," she said.
Brown allowed as how that
9ounded like a great idea to him,
then -hesitatingly -asked
how he might be of assistance.
No sooner were the words out
of his mouth than Belinda
whipped out a proclamation
endorsing Doc and asked Brown
to sign at the bottom.
"What are you running for
again," Brown asked, hurriedly
reading over the proclamation.
"I'm running for honorary
governor of Lagw\a Beach," Doc
beamed. Then; pointing to the
uni.mpreaed pit bull, Doc aaid,
"Thia here's my lieutenant
governor.''
(See LAGUN.t. Pase Al)
Dow index. (alls sharply '
NEW YORK (AP) -The •tock market gave up rec:ent aailll today as the Dow Jonet index of 30 stocka
lost 12.93 points. to 803.46.
Quints born in 1Hinois
PARK R.Ii>GE, ID. (AP)-A 31-year-old woman
who had been taking a fertility drug 1ave birth to
qulntupleta -four glrla and a boy -today. The to1a
were liated ln "cri~ but 'Stable'' condition.
in home
dram·a
Judge Harrold Out
Election win voided ov_er residency issue
By BARRY EBERLING or .. .,..,,... ..... nw bodies of two men were
found today a1ter · police fired
tear pa in.to an Orange realdence
ln which a man wtth a gun wu
believed barrlcadtd.
The teme moJlblng drama ln
the Oak Street neighborhood
ended when Orange otflcera
a11igned to SERT (Special
BY DAVID llUTZMANN °' .. ...., ......... Weit Oran1e County
Munlctpel Court Juctae Joanne
Hanold'• June 8 elecdOn victory
wu voided today by • Superior
Cow1 judge who Wc:l the jurist
wu guilty of 1ubmittln8 falae
campaian docwnent. related to
her iesfdency ln Orange County.
Super16r Court Judge Ronald
Owen, in a startling ruling,
ordered that a new elect.ton for
the office take place in November
between attorneys Dan Charles
Dutcher and Ronald Nix, who
flntshed' second and third
respectively behind Harrold In
the June primary elect.ton.
Attorney Eleanor Stegmier.
who repretented Harrold, sald
ahe was aurpriaed by the ruling
but promised that an appeal
would be filed l.mmediat.ely with
the Fourth District Court of
Appeal ln San Bernardino.
The ruling this morning in
Judge Owen's San ta Ana
courtroom appeared to stun
onlookers as well as Judge
Harrold and Dutcher. The la~
filed a lawsuit last montff
chal1enging the Weatmlnate~
jurist's decisive election victory,
because, Dutcher had claimed:
she was not a legal resident o~ Orange County.
Judge Owen, ln his r3lln
from the bench this mornina
said that there were two
'.Emer1ency RHponae Team)
cl~aed ln on the fourplex
apartment unit nearly five houn
after the 6:30 a.m. report of ahota betna fired.
Aft.er firing tear:; through a window and ente the unit,
police -· they t the bodies of two men ln the master
bedroom. One body wu on the
bed, the other was on the fioor,
~relations officer John
Beach visitor, 18,
rescues fishernian
issues to be decided -whether
Judge Harrold was• resideni ot
Orange County M days before
the election, as required by ltate,
law, and whether she violated,
the law by filing a declaration o!
candidacy on Feb. 23 ln which
she listed a $2 million Newport
Beach hor;ne as her residence.
Owen said that the evidence
indicated that Harrold was
indeed a resident of the Newport
Beach home from generally
mid-March onward, a time
period which exceeded the
M-day requirement.
At the same time, police
re9CUed a YOW'\8 girl, believed to
be only 2 or 3 years old from the
bowie. She was not harmeCl and
was taken to the police station for
questioning.
At midday, the police had not
diacloeed how the two men died.
Nor had identities of the victims
or the y9W\g girl been releued.
Police said they alao found a
shotgun in the residence but
declined to say whether lt had
been fired.
The pplice said they were
attempUng to determine whether
the incident at 396 N. Oak St.
was related to a 6 am. incident in
which a woman, Triah Bryant,
27, wu ... ulted at a residence
at 2IOO W. Palmyra Ave. Police
said she was ltr\lck with a blunt
instrument ·
An 18-yea,i--old beach visitor
found heftltll playing lifeguard
Tuesday when a (isherman
tumbled off the end of the
Balboa Pier, striking a piling as
he fell to the water.
Vemona Fath, a Santa Ana
resident and a police Explorer
Scout, took a running jump off
the end of the pier and swam to
the man, who was floating face-
down ln the water.
Newport Beach lifeguard.a said
th' young woman's efforts likely
saved Pete Milosavijevic, listed in
stable condition today at Hoag
Memorial Hoepital.
Guards said the fisherman was sittiJ'li on a raillng at the end of
the pier at 1 p.m. when he fell
!backward into the water. "I just heard a splash and ran
up and saw him floating ln the
water," explained the young
woman, a swimming instructor
COME ON IN! -The water's fine off of L Street on ~e Balboa
Penlnsula and there•• one apace left on the tu~ between Chris
COUNTY
Low-power teetlnl on Unit U reactor at the San
Onofre Nuclear c;.nera~ Station wu resumed
today after being halted Sunday when control motors
became overheated.
Jazz Exch81.JS~ on Coast
Plana are to be unveiled Au,. 13 for a $2 million
Jau Exchanp 10 be built 1n the Newport Beach-
IMQe ~· P-ae 84.
STATE
who was at the pier on a fishing
outing.
"Nobody seemed to be cotning
to his ald so I just jumped off and
swam over to him." she said. "He
was face-down and wasn't
moving . I think he was
~ous.
"I turned him over, tipped his
head back and he started to
breathe."
Lifeguards said another pier
visitor, Charles Grant, 21, also
jumped into the water to assist
the young woman in her rescue
effort.
Guards said the Santa Ana
woman and the man held the
dazed fisherman in the water
until a lifeguard boat pulled up.
"I've never done anythirig like
this before," the young woman
said. "I just did what I had to
do."
But the judge ruled that he
was convinced beyond a
(See JUDGE, Page AZ)
Three seek
Mesa seats
Three candidates have entered
the Costa Mesa City Council race.
Two are incumbents.
Mayor Arlene Schafer and
Councilwoman Nonna Hertzog
were joined by Planning
Commissioner Lynn Van Aken,
who filed papers this week.
Dave Wheeler, a Newport
Beach attorney living in Costa
Mesa haa taken out papers, but
has not filed them.
The deadline for filing is
Friday.
Deir ............ ~ Lee...,...
and Alicia Rich. Behind them are Sharon Haldennan, Leslie
Smith, Kami Kenny and Tyler Walker.
INDEX
At Your Service A4 Horoecope All aum-B4-~ Ann Landen All
HerbCaen All Movies B6
Cavabde All Mutual Funds B4
ClulWed ~8 National News A3
Comb B7 Public Notloee B2,Cl1,D4
ere.word B7. SporU Dl-8
Death Notk:m Of Stock Marketa 86
Edltcxial AlO Televilton B8
Entertainment A9,B6 Theatera B6
Food Cl-10 W•ther A2
Hy Gardner All ' World News AS
Art Hoppe AU
SPORTS
JUDGE HARROLl) .. •
reHon ablt doubt that the
I WHtmlnattr jurl•t WH not a
re9ldtnt of Newport Btaoh on I Feb. 23, when htr campatan I declaration wu fUed. 1 1 • Owen aaid \hat btr wie of the I Newport Beach property on Lido
I Iale wu "occaa.lonal only.'' He
: aaid utility recorda introduced as l evld~nce In her week long
;.resfdency t.rlal ahowed that full
1 Ume UM of the hou.ee did not
flCOllllllenoe until mid-March, just
~er she became aware that tcher wu going to make her
dency a major lasue in their
:campaign.
L,Dutcher alleged that Miss
~rrold waa a resident or
t'ft1venide County, where she
liMvna a home, whe.re her children ,
g9 to school and where she Is
"'registered to vote. .
Owen, in citing hls reason (or
setting aside the election, said
that Judge Harrold's "credibility . .
hH bee" thUterec:t beyono
repair" by dllCloluree durlna the
1rlal that ah• Wied the Newport
Beach addrel9 ln 1979~ap y
tor an Ora.nae County ip
even though ahe WU ll n8 In
Rivendde at the Ume.
The Santa Ana judge aJao c!ted
admlMlon by Hatrold that a deed
turning over ownership of the
Newport Beach home to her from
her grandmother had been
backdated to falaely lnd.lcat.e that
she took control of the residence
in November, 1981.
Dutcher, reacting to the
judge's decision this morning,
said he was "pleaaed with the
results. It's been a six month
battle."
"I can't help but feel for Judge
Hanold," Dutcher said. "I know
this has to be a bitter pill for her.
But this was the correct thing,
the right ~:"
LAGUNA GOVER NOR. • •
"State of Laguna Beach,"
Brown repeated. "Laguna
.doesn't need to be a state. It's
:"1ttady a state of mind, isn't it?"
his -head and said, "Naw, why
don't you just shoot It with us
standing up like this."
Make-it-quick was unspoken,
but implied in the tone of his
voice.
Then, pulling a pen from his
Fgpcket, Brown quickly scribbled
his signature at the bottom of the
~lion. Four rapid-fire ahota with the
help of a motor camera, and the
governor was gone. :, By this time, Brown's aides :~ere attempting to pry the real
.jpvemor away from the local
,cpntender and tus canine running
Jl)llte.
"Good luck." he said over hls
sh oulder as his aides led him
away.
Doc just stood there smiling.
"That picture ought to be
worth a lot of votes," he said. 1,, ,But first, a photographer asked
u ,the governor would kneel next U> the dog Cor a picture.
', ~ o o k i n g d o w n a t t h e
nonplussed mutt, Brown shook
For Doc that is.
No telling how the photo will
affect Brown's chances for the
U.S. Senate.
~·
' Council action
The Costa Mesa City Council took the following action this
week:
' SakJoka -Approved the construction of six high rise office
buildings covering 1.3 million square feet of development on 46
acres owned by the Sakioka family, east of Town Center along
the San Diego Freeway.
Ma11age 1tudlo -Denied an appeal from the owner of an
adult entertainment business to legalize the nonconforming use at
1733 Fullerton Ave.
Garage -Denied appeal from George Van Dam, 486
Magnolia St., to force hia neighbor to remove garage at 492
Magnolia (See Page Bl.)
CoDdomlDlam aalt1 -Upheld a Planning Commiuion
decision to allow the corutruction of two condomlniuma on
property •t 1528 Orange Ave.
Mort1a1e beds -Voted against participation in the county
. mortgage bond protram to help moderate-Income f•mlliea
'• purchue six condominlums at 675 W. 18th St-
VI OA·
M RVING
COMMl.RCW. ....
DINltTY M ltDINTIM. N R
.,..., .........
CITY SHAPING UP -Huntington Bea<:h's
cout land uae plan applies within dotted lines.
Commercial and residential uses are shown;
shaded areas could be high rile. ,
Beachfront hig/i • rise • 1n HB?
· City s ubm its development proposal to coastal commission
The Huntington Beach coastal
land use proposal could replace
aging brick buildings in the city's
downtown with modern
skyscrapers overlooking the
eld\t miles of beachfront.
belivered to the state Coastal
Commission Tuesday, the land
use plan calls for developmen!
Marine jet
blamed for
brus h fire
By PATRICK J. KENNEDY ~the Delly Not It.ff
A pre liminary report by the
Orange County Fire Department
blames a low-flying fighter jet
from the Marine Corps Air
Station,' El Toro, for the 90-ac:re
brush fire July 15 in the Laguna
Hills-Woods Canyon area. -
The preliminary determination
is based on a witness's aocount
that he saw a "fireball" come
from the jet to the ground just
minutes before the brush area
went up m flames, county fire
officials said Tuesday.
Meanwhile, officials of the
Marine base admit that a fighter
jet with a broken fuel line flew
at low altitudes over the ar ea
J uly 15. But they deny that it
caused the blaze because they say
the jet fuel is almost "impossible"
to ignite outside the jet's engine.
Jeff Taylor, spokesman for the
fire de partment, aaid the
investigation of the fire la
con tin um,.
But he said if the investigation
c n cludea that t he A -4M
Skyhawk fighter jet caused the
blue, the Marine hue could be
billed for more thau $30,000 to
pay for county costs of fighting
the five-hour brush fire.
incentives giving 'additional
square footage In buildings lf
private land holdin gs are
consolidated and structutta are<
built tall and thin, allowing
additional open apace at ground
level.
The propoal ls the eecond of
three stages in the atate-
mandated Local Coaital
Program. The final stage,
schedu led for city hearings in
September , would eatabliah
zoning regulations, including
specific restrictions on building
intensity and heights in the areas
north and 90uth of the pier.
However, the land use
proposal approved Monday on a
4-2 vote confonns with the city's
proposed specific plan that would
!illow high riles of 12 stories and
more in sections of downtown
coastal zone. .
More than a dozen citizens
opposed the proposal at the
Monday meeting, urging the City
Council members to put height
restrictions on future
development downtown to retain
a "village atmosphere."
However, city officials say
t b e y ex p e c t th e co a 1 t a)
commiJlioners to readily approve
the city's plan because
commissioners earlier
recommended a downtown
building formula twice as
intense. The Coastal Commission
rejected the dty'a first land uae
plan submitted in J anuary 1981,
largely because it didn't identif~
building intensity and becauae it
proposed development on a
coastal stretch aouth of Beach
Boulevard that'• been identified
by state officials as protected
wetland.a wildlife habitat.
Mike Multarl, city coastal
planner, aaid the .city's curren.~
proposal is a "medium inte~ty
plan that also aska COflll1liaion~rs
to delete the controversial
wetland areas for future
consideration.
Newpon student
UCI essay • winner
Edwant Lobel of Newport
BNch has won UC Irvine's
fint annual Howard Babb
Essay Competition. ·
from 1969 to 1972 and again
from 1975 until his death in 1978. .
The competition ia open to
all undergra<luate humanities
majors at UCI.
pressure
from U.S.
BJ n. AINela ... PNll
braelt tanks and Jrmc>ted
troopa 1t.eamrolltd Into Wfft
Beirut today while other unlta
battled toward the Pala8Unlan
Liberation Organ hatlo n
•tronahold from the north and
aouth, and artlllery and gunboeta
h ammered Ya11er Arafat'• prrilla enclave from all aldel in
furtoua barrages that conU.nued
alter 18 hoW'I.
(MeanwhJle in Waahlngton,
0 .C. President Reagan today
admonished the PLO to get out
of Beirut immediately and
lectured IarMl on "the abeolute
neceasity of re-establiahlng and
maintaln.lng a strict ceue-fire.")
llrael Mid its forces auffered
20 soldiers wounded, two
.erloualy, before the attack, and
that as • result of the amault ita
annor captured a strip 60 yards
deep and 600 yards long on a
north-eouth axil along the Green
Line dividlng guerrilla-held west
Beirut from Chrlatian-oontrolled
east Beirut.
Arafat called on every able
Palestinian to take up arms and
defend 14~ Beirut, and
President Klias Sarkis appealed
to President Reagan to atop the
fighting and proi.es1ed "what ls
happening in Beirut w here
innocent civilians are b eing
s~bjected to mass kllling an d
destruction."
Top advisers to President
Reagan met for three hours at
the White House today to asaesa
the latest attacks and sources in
the administration said a list of
"theoretical sanctions" bad been
drawn up.
Reagan told the advisers to
meet and make recommendations
to him. The attacks, presidential
spokesman L¥ry Speakes said,
make "virtually impossible the
conduct of diplomatic efforts" to
end the fighting.
The ~ible sanctions included
m ilitary, diplomatic and
economic penalties, according to
the sources.
The Israeli military command
said It had not launched "an all-
out attempt at conquering the
city" and the attacks were to
show Israel "will not play· the
game by PLO-set rules."
After eight hours of intensive
firing Crom both sides, it
appeared the Israeli thrust was
concentrated on the no man's
land between the city's Moslem)
and Christ.Ian sectors, the seaportl
on the northern edge of the PLO
redoubt in west Beirut. and PLO
entrenchments southwest of the
city.
Slightly warmer
The competition, which
carries a $100 award, is
sponsored by UCI's
Department of English and
Comparative Literature in
memory of Babb, one of the
department'• fo u nding
members and its chairman
Lobel, a junior majoring in
Engli.<lh, intends to study law.
His essay was titled
"Imagination, Reality and
Illusion in 'A Midsummer
Night's Dream.'"
State transit
change a s ked
SACRAMENTO (AP) -State
Transportation Director Adriana
Gianturco has asked a state
,Coast a l
doud"-a can be eJCl)eCted 8long
coellal areaa. Sllghlly warmer
~ .. County hight T 1 to T6 todey, 73 to 82 Tlluraday. Lows
&4 to &8.
Intend velley lllghe In the upper
80e today, 90e Tlluraday. LOM In Felr today with high• at the eo..
-~ 70 10 7'4 and Intend .,_ Mountalne can expect hight 76 illl to 8'4. Felr tonight but with to a. both daya. LOM In 50s.
epme low QtOuda late tonight from West to ~ winds 15-26
'Cong ee.d\ eouUlwefd. OYemlgh1 mph In northern deeerte
1ow1 &4 to ea. Thunday oontlnued anemoone and ~ Hlgtla In "* wt1'I hight 8t the bMdlM 70 to DOe and low 100., lowl 82 10 72. 1'4 and Inland .,.. 80 to 85. Southern o-t hlglle 10210 110. E I e e w II e re , f r om P o I n t lowl 72 to S2.
Conception 10 the Mexlc:#I bofder Nor1hem end Centr.i Cellfomle
and OU1 60 ml!M: Light vlllable wlll be fair Inland through w Ind •, b •com I ng w •II to Thur9day. Ntgtit and rnonWig low
thwHt 10 to 11 llnott 11111 elouc:ta with local drtzzle along
ltemoorl. Sout'-1 ....... of 1 COMt Moetly tunny afternoon.
to 2 teet. Night w\CI morning low -----·-----cloud• with •om• local log
becoming moatly tunny thl•
ehemoon and Thunlday
U.S. summary
l1MVY tnundemormtl blamed In
tw0 deethe continued today "om
eouthefn Midlloan to Mlnneeota
and Iowa, and thunderttorm•
llnOered -IOUthern NebfMlla and nortnem K-.. Raine~ by wind• ot 70
mph fell In wettern Iowa. A
realdent of Sioux City reponed tHtng a tornado, Ill• Nallon1I
W•ther Service Nld. Tile wind•
tore llmbe lrom tr-end downed
power llnH, but low• olllcl1I•
reported no mator properly
d-:::T'-Bay, WI• .. th• wind
titted a gefllge •nd moved It 75
.... wtthOul damaolng the Unooln
Conttnent.i thll hed ~ petiled
lntlde, authOrll ... Mid
Polloe In Menentha, Wla., Mid •
23·yeat-old mtn waa llUled by
llglrtntng In a munlc:lp9I pettl. And ~ " Uenttbwoo <:ountyt tald a Nrel grain -110< n .. ,
A••d•vttle collapud under
pr-r• from pounding wind•,
e8Ulllng one deelf\. Showere and thunderatorm1
were wldely ecattered over the
trll and tOUthem hlgfl Plallw
........ In tOUthem Fl«lda and
IN -"'*" Allantlc Coaet.
Temperatures
.. LO "'°" Alben)' 73 !it
Albuque tO eo .02
Amartllo M &8
~ 84 92
Atlenta ea 70
Atlentc Cly Tl 87
Auttln D8 7S
Baltlm«• 115 84
Bllllngt 92 60
Blrmlnghm g2 70
Blamerelt 89 67
BolM 81 51
Botton 70 11
BrowntV!le 95 78
Buffllio 76 87 .48
Burlington 71 56
Cat99' 111 67
Chert•tn SC 119 7'4
Charttte NC Be 10
CMyenne 83 62
Cfllcego 95 74 .22
Cincinnati 92 11
~ M 71 .92
Qrnbla SC ID ..
Columbue " 10 ~tWth te 78
oey,on 91 71
Denver ea eo .22
O.Mo!Ne ts n
Detroit 113 74
DulUlh 82 58
El PMo t7 70 ,...,., 65 51
F11rgo ea &1
~;" M •7
1i '41
11 11 7S '4t ea 75
M 80
112 72
113 71
112 71 101 ,.. ea ae
101 Tt
117 79
91 73
15 71
llA 7g
11 78
93 78
95 76
111 70
tO 73
S1 70
82 at 117 66
M 72
.. 7t
112 73 84 ..
108 84
80 66
.. 57 73 St rs eo 87 IT .. 92
72 ...
t1 8T
N 71
.08
.28 .48,
" .,.. '*">' dtl4Mly "om NtzoM to th• t>ellotu and over the '•olflo Nortl'lwHt, with moetly
.......... ,.,tlai •• ,Of tonl!IM and Thur9day, the
NeCtonll w .... 8tr"'°9 loteCMI
1 01t1er•d 11uwer1 end t~tOfm• from the middle
and "°"'*" Alllntlo 0oaet to ttle ""'9f MIUI lfpl Vf/Mcy and In Vie "°""*" MCI .ntral "°4111 ...
SURF RIPIRT
lo11t.,td •!lower• allO -· ~ ow« Iha nonhem Paalflo eo.t. T.,,.,.,..,. around 11'1 neUoft
H rly today ren.t •d from 4f ....... '" f<MlllMll, Mont .. to t2 ...,... ... ...--
(
~ =Ve/fir/ tO SS
eraftald .. 61
Bartlow t7 74
8-lmOnl 92 eo
Big Bear 78 38
Blythe 107 11
Oetalna 74 ee
Cul¥er City S1 e5
Eureka 82 54
~ t2 flO
L.ancUI• 88 64
Long BMdl 84 68
LOIA~ 7S 68
Monro • 93 61
Montebello 88 88
Mont11rey es 54
Need .. 105 80
~BMCh 74 88
67 H
Ontario at 64
Pelm Sprlng1 103 88
Puadena N 83
Peao Roblee 85 ...
~ S7 .,
Red Bluff 83 H
AeOwood City .. H
Salt.nae ee •1
8ah Bem«dtno 92 83
Smog
Wh•r• to call (toll free) fOf
lal•t amog lnfonnatlon:
Orange COUnty; (800) 446-312t
Lo• AngelH County: (800)
242-4022
RMnlde and San 8emardlno
oount._: (800) H7-4710
AQMO Ef)leode Center. (800) 242 ......
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.Men and Women "'anting d commission to change its five-.... 10 a.m. to noon to 1scuss I c d f to get back Into the work academic and career planning year p an to restore un s o~
f .......... are invi'ted to attend a dul mass transit, bicycle trails, parl-vi-....-for re-entry a ta. and-ride Jots and roadside rests
nine-week coune th1a fall at Registration for fall classes -and cut money for highway Orange Coast College. will continue from Aug. 12 to 1 "New Horizons for men Sept. 10 in the college construct on.
and Women" or Psychology admissions office. For more · Ms. Gianturco said Tuesday
101 will meet Tueeda~ from information call 556-5772. there are two million adults in
• California who do not have a
•For the second str;ight The contest will be held driver's license and almost a
summer, Newport BHch t. Saturday morning at the high million households without an
hosting a bellyflop contest l.n school. To make reeervations, automobile.
the 50 meter pool 't Newport call 760-3347. There ls no "Most of these people are
Harbor High SchoOl charge. young, elderly, disabled or very
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