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NB pair flee bandit, 7-hour terror
Onofre
tests
• continue
By STEVE MITCHELL
Of "'9 O.lly Piiot Sl•lf
~
Low-level testing of Umt 2 at
the S an O n"bfr e Nu c l ea r
Generating Station continued
this m orning for the t h ird
straight day after the reactor was
shut down 17 days for repairs.
A Southern California &Hson
Compan y official said today the
1.100 -megawatt reacto r is
operating at 0 0 I percent of full
power.
•
M ichac l Callie
Dy STEVE MARBLE
01 Ill• 0•111 Piiot ll•lf
A Newport Bt·Ul:h coup'(,.
escaped safely from an ullc•ged
bandit early today following a
seven-hour episode that police
said star ted m one house. moved
to another and ended with two
men being taken in custody and
two others still at large.
Poli<.'E' said they arrested Tom
Basich, 20, of Laguna Niguel. and
Dav11..I C:u y1111r , ~O. of NPwporl
&·11l'h
OfC1u•rs said tht.> 1nl'1dent
bl·gan lah.• Munday when four
mt>n Wl·arang s ki mas k s and
armed with guns and walkie
talkws brokl· into a house at 1901
Yal'hl Enl'hantn•s.<,
The Harbor Halls robbery.
police said, esculated when the
four mt."n bolted as o fficers
arrived.
One· of the· alleged band11.5
&sl('h ran toward thl• nearby
Bag Canyon Reser voir when·
police said they nabbed him after
a lengthy chase. A second
Gaynor -dashed to an unlocked
home two blocks away at 1901
Yacht Camilla. police said.
The fleeing suspect, police said,
entered the house. confronted
r es ide nts Cecil and Celeste
Austin, both 65, and reportedly
offored them $2,000 in cash if
D.lly Piiot Photo by Rlchatd ICo.hler
Newport Beach officers ( a bovl') gath er with S WAT team following
ca pture of bandit s uspect today. Offil'ers Pete Perris (left) ancl
Greg Armstrong lead bandit sus t•f•t•t David Gaynor to police <'ar.
Two other armt;d men t'S<'Upt>d.
the y wou l d a grl'l' n ot to
tdcphone polac.'\'
O ff1 ('ers, m l•an wh1 le,
i.urrounded the house. bringing
in a SWAT team. Several nearby
res idents were evacuated and
others told to stay in their homes.
Tht< man . Cecal Austi n ,
reportedly was able to distract
the suspect and escape HIB wife
remained Ix-hind.
Pol>ice said t hey spent two
hours t r ying to contac t the
suspect by using bullhorns and,
at one point, threatening to send
an a Huntington Beach polJ('e dog
that was brought to the sc.-ene.
The woman finally escaped at
4:24 a.m. whe n she noticed that
the alleged bandit no longer was
1n her house. police said .
Another hour went by before
police, using a h elicopter at this
point, spotted the man crouched
on the roof of the house.
Two of the men. police said,
t>sca ped the dragne t a nd are
lx>ing sought today.
Officers s aid the r e w as
co n si derable co nf usi o n
concerning the amtial robbery on
Yacht Enchantress. Pohce said
the three residents of that house
-M artin Mod1ano, 27. Laza
Alvi Uar, 2 1, and David Nielsen,
27 -reportedly knew the
alleged bandits.
Police said money was taken
from the h ouse o n Yac ht
Enchant ress and that narcotics
may have been involved.
A sum of money. calculated to
be al least $5.000, wa.a discovered
on the ~or the house on Yach t Camilla police we re combing
the ar 0.4.nd the reservoir
today. s arcll1ng for o ther
valuables that might have been
taken.
Both Basich and Gaynor are
being held in the Newport city
;ail in lieu of $25.000 bail each .
Male strip: The beat goes on
By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL
Oftll• Olllly Piiot 81•1f
A te le pho n e con vt>rsau on
Monda y has provok ed n e w
verbal gyrations over whether
male exotic dancing should be
permitted at the Laff Stop in
Sant.a Ana Hl•1ghL5
On one end of the receiver was
county Supervisor Thomas Riley,
on the other Laff Stop owner
Michael Callie.
Riley says he told CaUie that
he's opposed to thC' male dancing;
Callie says he told Riley the
supervisor has passed judgment
on a show he hasn't even seen.
Raley said today that "reports"
from pt'Opl<' who live near the
Laff Stop at 2 122 Southeast
Bristol S t. have convinced him
that thl· Monday night acts are
adu It C'n tertaanment as def med
by the tou nt y's adult
entertainment ord1mmce
Call11.' claims the acts. in which
men Wl•arang skimpy bathing
suits danC'<' before predominantly
fl•m;tl<· audll'n('c·s, arc comed y
routint-s. "If a man takes off his
sh ir t. 1s that adult
e ntt'rtaanmcnt?" Callil' asked
Cathe has been ordered by the
county Planning Commission i.o
end the Monday night showR by
Sept 11 . Callie said the shows
wall continue.
''I'll go to ;ail before I allow
them to stop comedy an Orange
County." Callie declared
Should the shows continue an
de fiance o f the comm1ss1on's
ruling. Raley ·said the county
sheriff's de partment "should
take appropriate action."
Callie said he telephonl'd Riley
Monday an an effort to determine
what kind ol response he would
ge t if he a pp E:aled th e
commissio n's decision to the
county Board of Supe rvisors.
Raley's district includes Santa
Ana Heights.
"There's no doubt I would be
opposed," Riley said. ''I've had a
lot o.~ calls from people in that
area
"If 1t isn't Chipi)endale's. 1t
certainly is that 90rt of thing,"
Riley said. Chippenda le's is a
naghtclub that features male
str ippers f o r. wome n -o nly
audiences.
The reactor was taken out of
service Aug. 11 so repairs could
be perfo r med on the unit's
control-rod m echanisms a nd to
several leaking pressurizer spray
valves . wh ich a com pan y
spokesman said are part of the
reactor's cooling system.
Crackdown on drunk drivers urged
Ed iso n o ff ic i a l s said
mechanical problems resulted 1n
e igh t o f th e contr ol ro d s
operating "sluggishly," adding
some rods s lipped. and o ne
slipped into the reactor core
Leakage from faulty valves
r esulted in some radioactive
water escaping from one part of
the cooling system to another. the
spokesman said.
But, he said, "no safety hazard
or problem" resulted from the
(See ONOFRE. Page A2>
COUNTY
By ROBERT BARKER
01 , .... O•llY r11o1 Sl•lf
Huntington Beach Police Chief
Earle Robitaille wants state
legislators to tighten up a law
against drunken drivers
"The citizens o f California
have demanded a s top to the.•
wanton killing and maiming of
i nnocen t people by drunken
drivers." Robitaille said Monday
"But some legislators are glossing·
over this."
Robitaille said that <t f<'w
Orange Count y judges a re
re fusing to prosecute susprC'ls
OCTD plans big future
County residents who use public transportatio n
are celebrating 10 years of "leaving the driving to us."
And big thtngs are planned for the fut ure by the
OCTD. Page B 1.
STATE
Divers search !or history
Divers searc h for his tory n o t riches off Point
Reyes National Seashore. P.age A4.
Budget cuts could cost life
Faye Steffens. 65. already suffering from c h ronic
emphysema, fears for Ute ti she loees m ecHcal care
financing becaU5t! ol cuts In the state budget. Page AS
under terms of the anti-drunken
driving law that took effect in
Janua ry . He said some judges
feel that the driver had to have a
.10 percent blood akohol level
while driving
But he said it's o ft en 40
minutes to an h o ur after the
suspect is stopped before a test
can be given He said some
JUdges feel that the delay made
prosecution d ifficult
"This has developed into a loss
of equity," Robitaille asserted.
"It's unequal justice.
"A judge migh• d ismiss the
casc·. dc·pc·ndang on who you get.
and another might charge you
wllh murcil'r 1( there is a fat.al
arc1 dent involved."
R o b1ta1lle said a btll was
antrodun•d to change languagl'
He said AB 3613 allows a blood·
alcohot tC'st to be taken up to
thrl't.' hours after driving to serve
as proof of drunkenness
He said the bill passed the
Assembly but failed in the
Senate Jud1c1ary Committee.
He said he 1s working with the
O rangt· Cou nty Chiefs and ..
Bee11 brewer thinks small ~
A beer brewer bac k East r<'aliz<'s
thinking sma ll, Page B3.
Depositors refund likely
fits' by
The F ederal Deposit I nsura nce Corpor ation is
preparing to pay off depositors of failed W estern
National Bank in Santa Ana. Page 83 , '
SPORTS
Cycle racer future actorr
M otorcycle racer Bruce Penholl of Balboa looks
bac k o n exciting c areer on the track s and looks
forward to acting on the big screen . Page Cl.
••
S h e r iff 's Association. the
~a lif o rn1 a Police Office rs
Assoc1at1on and the California
Police C h iefs Associat ion in
urging the Senate Judiciary
Committee to reconsider the bill
R obi taille sa id that
approximately 75 percent of all
fatal accidents in Huntington
Beach involve drinking or drugs
or both.
H e s aid there were 1,694
drunke n -driving accidents in
198 I and 26 traffic fa tali ties.
INDEX
At YourService A4
Erma Bambeck A7
Business 83-5
Cavalcade A7
Classified C5-8
Comics 86
C rossword B6
Death Notkes C4
Editorial A6
Entertainmenl 8 7-8
Art Ho ppe A7
Earle Robitaille
Horoscope A7
Ann Landers A7
Movies 87-8
Mutual Funds B4
Public Notices B4;C4.
Sports Cl-3
Dr Steincrohn A7
S~k Markets 85
Television B8
Theaters 87-8
Weather A2
Edison High Hawaii)Jound
The Edison .Wtgh School fp6tball team ventures to
Hawaii this week to play a n unusual school. Punahou
High. Page Cl.
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I 8 Orengo COHI OAIL y PILOT /TuH d•v. Augu1t 3 1. 1882
Stab victim can't Sue police • Viejo Co.
reveals
cutbacks
By &be A11octa&ed Preu
The! t'ity Qf W'-'11lmin1tcr 1i111tl
~ wo of It. policemen cun not lx>
aued for 1Jumutit'I btx·ault' tht•y
did not Wat'Jl a potential 11.Abl.JIJ1"
ylctJm of Impending daJ\Ql'r, the
Callforn1a Supn·nw Court hu~
ruled.
Jn a unanlmo u• dt•c.·1s1on 1.Jy
Juatke Otto Kaus, tht• htKh <..'Ourt
upheld dl:1m1~s al of u s uit
brought by a Southe rn Callfurnlu
coupl e aher the woman waii
IC nifed four tim e s In a
}aundromat under surve1llanct•
b)' officers try mg tu (:ate h :t
;t.abber.
' Yolanda DavuJsun and hl•r
hu11.Ju"J hnd c'OmP.lallwd uuat 1ht1
wu uaod iu • bait" In tht!
1tA&ktvut
Tht• mNtt knowledge ot Mnt
D.av1d1<>rl's dangt'r, the C..'01.lrt 1&ld,
did not lmpoec any duty on the
1x>lkt•mt•n tu w14rn ltw pownuul
v ictim
Lo11 Antidt•s S upe r lur C ourt
.Judgl' Edwurci Wallin hud
dliimi1>Sed tlte suit, holding that
the c.'Ouple foiled to wt.ute a t'ausc
or action.
The attack on Mns Davidson
followed thrt'l' others on woml·n
111 the laundromat or 1n o n•·
nt•arby
Mrs Da vidson s ued r o r
Int<' n t lo n al 1i1 n <J n t• 6' 11 g c n 1
lntllcUun of cmotlonul dl1trcu,
negllgt•nt lnvl'tlllgotlon. fullun• to
µrnll'<.'l und fotlun• tu worn
Tht-<:o urt euld Uw pt•ril tu M n;
DuvldMm was 11111 l rNHc'(I by th1·
Orfl('t.•I'!., thol 8IW WUIJ UOUWUrl1 of
tht•tr prt•!k•1wt• und did nut n·ly
on thl·m for µrott.!Clt0n Tht•lr
mnduct did not chonge the· risk
whk h w u uld h &Vt' t•x1 stt•d In
their u~·ncc" th1: coun 1m1d
The N urt sued, however, thllt
the alleged e ve nts leadmg tu the
otwck "did not l·onstitull' the
office rs' hnl'Sl hour "
"It muy wdl be thut sud1 u
Phone rates doubling? • 9'Y Tbe Associated Press
"Pacific· Tele phone h as ask<•d
H:>·r an $864 .5 mallio n r a te
increase that w ould more than
:louble -basic rates for 7 miJ11on
reaidential custo~rs and boost p.y phones to u qua rter ·
.~·/l'he r e ques t , whic h tht•
company saad as basc>d o n
economic necessity, would ra1St.·
the residential flat rate to $15
si'lltewide, up fro m $7 in San
f'rancisco and Los Angeles and
$t5.70 in the rest of the state .
'The pa y ph o n e r a lt'.
unchanged for marl' than thrc<.•
~ecades. would jump from 10
otTtlS to a quarter in booths with
phones where emerge ncy servi<:c
aiil\ be reached without use of a
coin.
Ken McEldowney. c-o -dare<:tor
of Consumer-A<:tion, called the
move "outrageous" and said it
appeared Pacific was try ing to
a n tacipall' any losses it might
s uffe r whe n it is divested b y
parent co mpany AT&T
"lt appears that, wha t they're:
d,oing is socking people with
increased rates of at le ast 50
p er cent," McEldown<·y stud .
"They're also making pay phonP
l'alls as e xpens ive o r more
.-..xpensive than any plact-in the
(:C1untry."
The.California Publ11: Utihtacs
Commission said it w ould be at
least a year befon• it would act
un the request.
The telephon.-.. company said it
needs to raise ra tes tu improve
the rate of rt.•turn on investmen·t.
"Without any r<'laef our rate or
return for 1983 would be only
9 .9 1 p e r ce nt," said Pacific
s'pOkesman Jerry Beatty. "We are
t.·urre ntl y authorize d 12.91
percent and seek to in crease that
to 14.31 percent."
Pat·1f1c was granted a $tilU
million incrt'aSC a year ago. and
has another request pending for
$70 ma Ilion to offset depreciation
Beatty said the re<.-ession hits
Pacific T ele phone in an unusual
way bec ause unlike other
b usinesses. the company cannot
dose central switching stations to
cut costs when customers c ut
back on ealls.
Furthermore, Pacific said the
l'OS t of th t' pay lt•lc•ph onc· has
int-reasl•d along with th(' booth to·
house it. In 1952, thl• phmw m:.t
$37 and tht.· booth $325 TodJ y
lht• pho nl' l'osts $:175 und lht·
booth $850.
T he la fehnt• :.crv1t'l' ralt· would
rt.!main at $2.50 monthly. but thl•
number of fr(!(! calls would be
reduced to 10 from 30. Calls in
exc<."SS of 10 w ould cost ten cents
for the firs t minutt> a nd five
c-ents for each additional minute
Rates for meisu red service
w ould be increased from $3. 75 a
month with$:.! worth of free calls
-to $6 with all calls balled a t
four cents fur the first minute'
and one cent for each additiom1I
minute .
Measured busim•ss pho1w rates
would go up from $7 a munlh to
$11, while the• basat· flat ra tc for
businesses would go to $19 from
$14.55.
If the PUC approves lhe
pending $70 million rate hike.
customers usang reside ntial flat
r ate s e r vice w o uld pa y an
additiona l 6 5 ce n ts while
business flat rate customers
would pay an additton.il 45 res\ ts.
plun wa. pc~r po hce prOCt."CiUl't'
11nd doomt..J from lhCt 11l1.1rt," 14ld
ttw c.vurt "(ta to1 lur1" ho~c-ver,
w 1u In n u wuy dul· t o un y
11rt1rmutlv~ mlll<'ondut·t 011 thu
J.1 8 r t u r t h P 0 ( ( I c· 1• r 8 W h 0
~rt1c.·1pult'll in 1 h(• i.t11kt'l1U t
"Tlwy 11turt1•tl u u t us nwn·
u l>!et•I V C'I " 1.111d t h1· "iU Ol und
11 ub11 t u 11t·1· o f the t·r1tl('111 m
din'\'lt:d BH.Jl11st tlwni 1:. tliut tlwy
remalnc'll .;uch fur too long ond
were· late• in bL·t·o mlng at·11v1•
partldp;mlb
"Abi;ent .111 antt•111 tu 1n Jurt•,
iiul·h anm·t1on 1s n ot th1..· k1111J ol
extn ·nw 1.11111 outn1~l'l1u.., c·ond uc.·t
tha t gtvl•t> rlM' tu l1al.>1l11y " .lu~ti<·c Otto K a u~
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111;11 kl•I wu.., b l.1n1t•d b y 1h1·
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1h1111 :mo nt 11~ work fort·t• ~mu·
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c·m pl11yt't''· l'Utt1p.1ny :.1.>okt·,111:111
(..icr ry U~nal:>t-n e contirme d
today
He said the layoffs will affect
all de partments of the company.
wtlh the e xception o r upper
management workers
"I thank t'Vl·r yont>'s aware of
tht· r1'<:ess1on 111 this c.·uuntry," h e
said "I'm opt1m1s t1 l' that the
luwt·rmg or tht• pram<.· inw re1H
ra t<.· and thl• n 't'OVt•ry of the stock
markl'l c<.en bl• U11 t 1n.t step to
bettt:r thang11 "
Ogn1bl·m · Si.ltd tht• l'Ompany
wall :.<.Tap its pl:.ini. for a ne w
h cutl4u<.1rwrs bu1lcl ang an Mis.c;1011
V1C'JU A lso, thl· Jac·k G Raub Co
wilJ relocatt' from Cool<! Ml'Sa to
Mission V1t•Jo
Jobless climbs to 7. 8 • percent Ill county
to
Increased
Sales Is
Finding
the Right The unemployme nt rate an
~ange County took a sharp. but
riot unexpected. increase, m July,
according to figures released by
th e s tat e Emplo y ment
Development Department.
Tht· pbless rate climbed to 7.8
nercenl from the 7 perc-ent level
ln June. the EDD saad.
By comparison , th e s tate
jobless rate w as 10 5 pe rcent
Nationwide it was 9.8 perc·enl
ONOFRE TESTING CONTINUES. • •
l~k. which reached a maximum 9( two gallons per hour.
'
' The spokesman dtd not know
how much of the radioac tive
water leaked within the cooling
S)'Stem.
Testing o n the $1 7 billion
reactor began July 26 and Unit 2
1s expected to begin generating
electracity early next year when
It reaches 20 percent pawer.
Unat 2 as not expected to reach
full power status unul th e e nd or
1983.
The reactor 1s adjacent to Unat
3, a twin unit that is still under
construction at the power plant,
located three miles south of San
Cle mente.
Suspect held in firebomb rampage at IBM
... R ESEARCH TRIANGLE
PARK, N.C. (AP) -A former
assembly worker for IBM Corp.
was charged with murder and
asaault after a rampage with a
rW e and f irebombs at an lBM
complex left one w orker dead
and four others injure d ,
'
authorities saad.
The s uspect , Leo nard D.
Avery, 39, of Raleigh. s hot
himself in the head just before
being arres ted at a roadblock
after a 10-mile freeway chase .
police said H e w as in stable
conditaf'r1 early today at Durham
County G e ne ral Hospital after
brain surge r y, said h ospita l
spokeswoman Ruth Harris.
The ancadent was the sec.-ond
shooting spree in three months
i n v o I v.1 n g a · f o rm e r I B M
employee.
~\~ Warmer Wednesday
<:ons tnl
Some high cloudiness today . Olherwlee fa ir High a et lhe beeches 72 10 78 end Intend ·area• 82 to 86. Fair lonlghl Wilh ,overnight tows 84 to 68 Continued lelr on Wednesdey 'With hlQll• et the t>eaenee 74 10 78
.11nd Inland., .. , SS to 90. Elsewhere lrom Po1n1 'Conception to the Mexlcen
de< end O<Jt 80 mllet· Smell 1..creft advtlOry 0--8< O<Jte< welflt'I Wt1h norlhwest winds ol IS to 2S
1110011 end 4 to 7 loot MH todey Winds decreasing 1onlg11t end Wedneadey to 12 10 ti! knoll
Locally llglll varleble wtnd1 nlQhl Ind morning hours, becoming
-1 to aouth-1 10 10 15 knoll during alternoona today end
W.Onesdey Wind waves ol 2 10 3 fMI SO<Jthwest swells of I 10 2 laal PllGhy tow cloud• over 1ou1hern """era dur ing • .,17 l'llOrnlng llOVre Wednesdey
11.S. su11u11ary
I Thunderstorms hovered over 1oulhern Kansas and the mtd
MIHIHIPP• Valley early today. pe111no wide aectoons wllh hell end
l'llavy rain A v1olen1 thunderstorm w1lh l!lgh winds pounded the Wlchlla ttea f0< abO<JI I'; hours Sunday 11lghl Llgh1n1ng from lhe slo•m .... btemed lor mo•e lhen 40 lltes, !Wlho•lllff Hid Low·lylng areas werl! ltoodfld. ece11ered power outages were (9porled e11d some roeda were
~Iced ~n trees were loppted
winds ousting 10 80 mp h ICl811 lllld •The storm al10 knocked oul t•dar a1 the Wichita Ne honal Waithe< Slf'VICB 111110n and two \lllflVlsk>n ata1lon1 we1e tolled ott tla air during 1he st0<m, ofllclels
~~In also fell heev1ty m 1x1reme
tpulh1111arn Arizona and 111e (oulhwe1tarn corner ot New
~ax lco with eome widely ac111er ed eh owe rs a nd t6underalo•m• over lhl no•lhern ~ .... ~8c111er1d ttghl showers tell arr Ille GrHI lakes and CIO<Jdl
l'tli.cl In from IM Ohio Valley 10 flhw York. New J1ruy and Oelawar1. A llw leotated
Angeles are e•i>ecled 10 reach 86 soarin g 10 95 In Owens Velley Hi gh 1n mo11n1a1n areas are 1orecas1 al 75 to 85 w11h high temperal u•es 1n lhe notlhern desert ranging lrom 93 10 103 and 105 10 112 1n lhe tow desert Overn1ghl lows a•e lorec~s• "'
66 tn downtown 1..os Angeles 10 a coastal tow rang.no lrom 60 10 68 Mounla111 area tows CO<Jld dip lo the upper <!Os with desen tows ranging from 62 to 82 8oe1ers trom Po1n1 Concepllon
T e mpe rature s
NATION Albany Altx.IQUe A..,.,.lllO Al'ChO< age AIMvilte Allan I• Altan1c Cty Austin Battlmore BlMlngs 81rm1nghm
BolM BoSlon 8<0-sv11e 8ulleto 8urllngton Cuper Charlsln SC
Ch1•tlln WV Cha1llte NC Cheyenne CM: ego Clncinna11 Cleveland Clmb11 SC
Columbus Dayton
Denver Dea Mol~I OeltOO Ovlulh El PHO Fllrbenks 21roo Flagstaff Grea1 Fells Heriford Helen!!
Honolul~ HO<Jll011 lndnaplls Jackanvl .. Juneau Kans City
Knoxv111e
l81 Vegas Lill .. Rock
LOI Angeles LO<Jlsvllle Lubbock Memp(lte
!under11orm1 etrucktn Florlde, ~,.----------------------'" oloud1 covering pull Of r
A 1bem1 and the 1oulh1rn SURf RIPDRT ~1l.chl1na. ' , • ·
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a11tf ..... .... . ....
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14 I 3 ijW
14 ' 3 SW
1& 2 3 SW
1& 2 3 SW =
Owld b• falt Tu11day with ._,. lwf
lehel of ctou01 In tile motl\Wlg ...-Aq Mu
O warmer tempera1111 .. ,,_. Zumt ! ~
•••t•I arHt. IC:GOfdlllO to Iha 881\lt MonJCe ~ : HMlonal WMIMI 6«vio. NlwPOrt ~ c " Hloll 11mo111turu..lo....4.o• Still Oteoo County 2 6
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Ana lysts said J u ne• and July u111:111p1oyme nt ra tes ty pically
n se m Or angl' County as new
graduates and s umme r JOb
seekers e nter the labor market
At'l'Ordmg to the EDD figures.
95,500 p<..'Opk• were out o f work
m the t·uunty in July , compared
to 85, 100 an J unc The number of
jobless an July com pa red to 54.-
600 without work an July 1981
The 7.8 percent unemploym ent
rat<.' is th e hig h est s in ce
November, 1981 , whc·n the rate
hJl 8.1 DCrt'Cnl.
The EDD said the number of
JObS an the county declined by
17,500 an July. or that figure. 2.-
500 occurred an, the farm secuon
due t o s~asonal slo wdowns.
Another. 14,000 were attributed
to s umme r reduc•tions in public
t>duc:ataon.
The jo bless rate in Orange
County in July, 1981, was 4 .7
pl'rcen t. A det·ade lo w of 3.6
percent w as logged in May. 1981,
a record high or 10.6 percent was
~cg1stered in June 1975.
. Buyer.
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NIGHTMARE WAS REAL J<tnic:l' L uc:hies,
22, sits amid the remains of her bedroom,
which was demolished when a runaway four-
wheel-drive vehicle plowed through her home
AP Wlrephoto
in Grand Rapids, Mkh. She says it's a miracle
s he survived as the airborne truck passed
direc:tly over her bed as she slept. There wt•re
tire tracks on he r pillows.
Smallest U.S. county cannot
'keep thein down on the farm'
I
MENTONE. Tt•xas (AP)
Th('rt•'s no grOl:ery ston., 111>
school. no 1·hun:h. hull· to do und
hardly any water to drink 1n
Loving County. su tht• young
leav(• the• n(•Sl and keep this lhl·
least-populatt•d county in lhl·
t'Onlin(•ntal Umtt'd Sl<!ll-i;
Evl•n thC' trailblazeor the l'<JUnl v
was named after d1dn 't ltvc· lwrt•
The· dt:parture~ or tht• Jom•s
l·hlldn•n and otht·r~ J1kt• thl·m
haVl' further th1nrwd Loving
County's already low populallon
A rcv1SC'd 1980 l'Cnsus found 9 l
peopl(' in lhe t·ou nty. wh1c·h
t•nvcr:-fH 7 squan· m1k'l>. and only
a smatlt•nng of thoM' wt•n• young
f't'iJ!Jlt•
Thcrt• b only onl· town.
plenty of room ror them. ThC're·..,
mon• than six squun· mik•s per
pc•t;$on"
The land 1s nc:h 111 oil and. wnh
a valuation or mon· than $300
m1l110n . the· t•ounty brings in
$49 l,OOO a yl•ar al thC' low rate of
16 t~nts pt•r $I 00 valuation
': ''That's more· than enough w
kl.'E'P everything operatinR"
"We IOS(' our young peopll'. •
wh1l'h 1s sad," says county
apprais(•r Mary &lie Jon<'s, 51
"They won't livt· hen· OC'l'OJIJ~·
it's so far from tht• gnx·ery stun·
and bt•caus(• you havt· to haul
water Il took mC' two years t11
learn to 11 kP 1 t "
Menton " wh1c:h is
un1rn:orporatC'd l~ population 1s
hsll'tl as 44. but Mrs Jonc•s s;,ud
uni v about a do7.€•n pt>oplt·
al'tually hve thc:rc, the· n.'M being
abst·ntt'<' land ownc.·r.., who have
k1·pt their namt>s on lht• voling
rolls
But s ht• said that "womt-n
don't like 10 live· out here That·s
the main n·ason Wl' have so few
people. Th1·1r wives JUSl don't
want to t·ome out hcrt•."
Residl'nl Dl·bbll' Dcl·kl·r 1s
expecting a baby this month. and
Mrs-Jones said the 1.•nt1rc· county
IS excited about thc prospect of
little ft'<'t pattt•nng around in the
me sq u Ile -covered yards and
fields.
Mrs Joni's and her husband.
Sheriff Elgin Jones 55. movt•<l to
Loving County 1n 195:J and
raised fi ve children. only to
watt·h thC'm move· away ont• by
one in sear(•h of a bNlPr hfe
"We· had a son who was 30 JU:-l
befon· he• moved out, but hP harl
to mOVl'." Mrs. Jones said.
"There· JUSl wasn't anyth~1g ht•n•
for him"
The· county, wh1t·h bor<l1•rs
suutheastcrn New Me·x1t·o. ha. ... no
dtx:tor. no hospital. no grcx"C"ry or
drug store. no restaurants. no
hot<'ls, no n1ghtc:lubs and no
laundry The S<:hool and tht> only
t'hureh arc closed A hutlding
marked "t'afe" servL'S only snacks
and oftc•n 1s doSC'd ·
"It's a gn•at pl<in· lo raise
kid~." Mrs Jones ~11d "Th(•re's
But Mrs Jom•s said tht•re 1s
little chant't' tht• l'OUnty will ever
have enough ch1ldnm to reopen
its school 1"ht• Pl<·ml'ntary was
closed four yt>an; ago when the
district cunsol1dawd with the one
in Wink. 3 l rmlc·s to the cast
Prince 1nust justify existence
Say h e has no sp ecific duties as heir to the throne
WASHlNGTCYN (AP)
Print·c.· Charle:. bchevl·s he must
continually justify his ex1st(.'nt't•
becaust' he has no spc<.:ifit· dut1l·S
as heir to the Brillsh throm• But
h(' says he exercises s ubtle·
international influence by setung
a proJX'r example.
In an 1nterv1ew with Thl·
Washington Post at Kensington
Palac1.·. the'
print'C.• -~l' has h · to
work ha to
pro v<' c
<:ould succc
regarplC'ss of
the pnvil<'gC'S
he was born
With
"I t may
sound silly. CHARLES
but I think I did have to struggh·
-to s how throughout the•
&·hools. the umvC'rs1tic'S and tht•
O.ily "'°' Oetl•ff'Y ,.~ .... ..,
Mo'-ct•lf r 11ai11 fl ''"' no '°"'' ,.,,.".,. .,out o.t>f'r tJy ~ )0 0,,. CAii o.rl,;r I
0 m •net"°''' t••O'f ,...11 I• l,.~·•rt"1
military sf'rvic:cs that I was as
good. 1f not bettC>r, than th<• other
peo pl c l ha t I had to com pl•te
with . despite my pos1t1o n."
Prinn• Charltos, :Ja. said 1n an
1ntc•rv1l'W publi~hed Sunday It
was the first time the pnnt'C' Sell
down le> Lalk with an Amc•ncan
Journalist for a d1sl'uso;1on, the•
ncwspapt-•r said
" T fN•I all lht• lime• that I
must JUst1ry my cx1st('nt'C'. I must
show some of these people that I
can do some of these.· things ao;
well. 1f not b<'ttcr 1"h1s 1s on<' or
the things that k('eps m<• gmng
all thC' time f SUJ)p<>Sl'. IS that J
can never. l believe, afford to sll
back, and I nrvcr muld in oil the•
period that I was 1.•dut·at1•d," he
said
The· print·t·. who Wt.'nt to
Cambridge and Un1vc·rs1ty
College of WalPs. sJ1d hC' has
t-rea tc•d h 1s own rolP uu t of a
sense of respons1b1l1ty
"I t'Ould do absolutl'ly nothing
if I wanted to. I c:ould go and play
po I o a 11 o v e· r t h C' w o r I d . I
supj)OS('." tht• print'<' S.'.lld
"Anything that I do. I have lo
create myself So all the interests
that I have got mysclf involved
in 1 do be<:aus<• I am inten>sted or
<'OnN>rned. or anxious I happen
Lo mind about this c·ountry. and I
mind about all the• c·ounlncs of
the commonwC'alth," he added.
As to his rolf' as the future
king of England. the' Princf' or
Wales said, "I JUSl doll the· way I
feel 1 ought to As I say, f'm
feeling my way "
"People are going to tell me
one thmg. some' pt'<>plc· arc going
to crll1cize and says it's ridiculous
-you are going too far -one
way or tht• other Others arc
going to say marvelous. well
done and splendid "
We're Listenihg •••
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VOL. 75, NO. 243
Orange Cout DAILY PILOT!Tuead•y, Augu1t 31 . 1982 8
• Quiet war1n Congress
R eagan oppo e
WA!:)Jl l NUTON (AP) A
qult!l WJI' ovt'r how to tl•ach
pt'Ul't.' 1:1 lx•mg wugl-'C.I In Congress.
wtth a coulltlo11 of dovt•11 und
hawks backing u proposed
fedt·rul Pl•acl' Academy and till'
Rt•ug1m udmmlstration oppo11ing
it
The sk1rm1shing 1s spilling
ovc•r into the at•adem1c· worlci.
whl'rl' ut lt•ast two schools seek to
bK'Offit' lhl· llltc or the academy.
bu l some• top scholars of
rntt>rnauonal relations say 1t
should not bl• established at all
Although ac.·t10n is possible this
year, al least in the Senate, lht•
issue• 1s mon· likely to come to a
head 1n the Congn~ss th:1t will
convcn(· nl'Xt January.
"It just seems to me, aflt-r
watching the Lebanese crisis,
and other crises in tht-world,
that 1l 1s m our national interellt
to develop confl1l't resolllllon m
this t'Ountry to a greater extent
than wt• havl'," Rep Dan
Glickman. 0 -Kan., principal
House sporu;or, said m a rt."l-ent
mtcrvlC'W
Prcs1d('))t Reagan. on the other
hand, has told backers of the
propo~I that he cannot support
the $66-million, four-year budget
pro~I for the acadc>mv hy .:i
.,.
ALL LEG This munth -
old. slendc•r-horned gazelle' 1s
the youngest member of one
of the world':. rarest animal
s pc•c1C's tn capt1v1ty
Here we ere on the threshold
of September adding another
year to our business Ille In the
Newport Harbor area. We're
celebrating our twenty-third
anniversary this month _
Twenty-three years since Chuck
and I brought our three
daughters . not even In their
teens down to the beach area
and started our first retell store
on Balboa Island Now the girls
are grown and enjoying ucltlng
careers and families of their own
I have to think he would b'e
very pleased and provd of the
way the little business we
founded together back In 1959
has grown and prospered. A lot
of Iha\ aucceas hes been due to
the loyal Slaff who have been so
vauppor11ve through the years.
Biii Pannell eighteen years
of gracious, friendly service on
the aale1 floor and wonderfully
creative talents In evidence in
our wlndow1 and displays.
Marg1ret Gable now
semi-retired after 12 years bul
atlll lending her cheery presence
to the 11ore a couple of days a
week
Donna Blackman 15 year•
of great ~•IP In making th•
"wheel• oo round" •nd adding
her gemological expertlte and
l•welry dHlgn ta1ent1 to the
group.
$66 millio11 Pe ace Academy
ninl!lrt>ss1oni1lly mundutt•d
('Ommlss1on that n:<:omml·ndt'<.11L'I
l'8UtbhHhmt·nt
Tht• bill to estublil'>h tht·
ucademy has 54 i.pon1101'1>, thn't·
more• than a majority, in th(•
Scnatt•. They range from 8t•n
Mark 0 Hatfield, H-Orf! , 1.1
lvad1ng cr1l1(· of m1l11ary
s pending, to strong PenJagon
alhes su<'h as Sens Sam Nunn.
D-Ga . and Hoger Jepsen, H-
lowa.
Jepsen, chairman of thl' S<:nute
armed serviL't'S subcommlllC'c on
manpower. testified at a Sl·nat<·
hearing on the bill that his
support for inneast><J mtl1tc1ry
spending and for the academy
both "stem from my abhcirrcnn·
of war and an understanding of
history"
George Mason Umvers1ly in
Fairfax. Va., and Gettysburg
College in Geuysburg. Pa . told
the Senate Education and Labor
Committee they each would hkl'
Lo be the site of lhe academy if It
1s set up.
"I would guess there would bt•
more than one location, at least al
the beginning," Henry Barringer,
assodate director of the Center
for Conflict Resolution at Georgl·
.Mason, saif in an interview
T h l' v I r g I n I a Ill l' h u 0 I • I
pn•is1dent, George W Johnson,
tcsufwd that tht• c·tmlt'r, openin~
this full w ith a c:lass indudmg
polite officers and a grac.Jc• school
prindpal, is a prototypt· for the
P eac:1· At·ademy , wh1\"h is
suppoM.·d to teach peaC'l•ful means
of resolving disputes
Karl Mauson. t·haphun of ~t'
Pennsylvania l'Ollegc, &a!d, "!JI
appt•al1ng to u s lo hav\?
Gt·ttysburg Battll'f1eld, sort of
the high wutt:r mark of
Ament·an vw!L-nt•t·. lx· dedicated
t o non -v1oll•nl dispute
n·solution"
A leading opporwnt of the idea
1s Theodort· L Eliot Jr., dean of
the Fletcher S<:hool of Law and
01ploma<·y al Tufts University In
Medford, Mass . a nd a former
ambassador to Afghanistan
"Ex1~ung public· and private
edut·at1onal and research
institutions can do the job," Eliot
tesufwd at a House hearing last
month
SecrHary of Education T .H .
Bell, Budget D1rec:tor David 0 .
Stockman and representatives of
the State Department have also
said the academy 1s not needed
Mosle1n leftists
guarding Beirut
BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP)
With most of the Palestinian
guerrillas already Sl'allcn·d in
thl' Arab world, control of thl'
Moslem sector of west &•irut has
fallen into the hands of kfust
Lt•banl'St' m1l1t1amen
The· leftists have set up their
own checkpoints, issued press
passes and plastered posters and
pictures of militia commander
Ibrahim Qollellat on walls
through the former Palestinian
t•ndavf'
Lebanon's,..stat.e t.elev1s1on said
that Lebanese army umts plan to
move into Beirut's Mos lem
sector starting this week for the
f1rsl time since the 1975-1!176
civil war
But Qolleilat. 41. told the The•
Assol'iated Press in an interv&t!W
earlier that he opposes the
Christian-c:o mmanded army
moving into west Beirut.
He also said his men will fight
1f either the Israelis o r rightist
Christian militiamen loyal to.
nC'wl y clected President Bashir
Gemayel tried lo c r oss th e
"Green Line" dividing the r1ty
into Christian and Moslem
sectors
"We will fight in both cases,
but I don't think either Gemayel
or the Israelis will dare mount an
attack after the last three months
of steadfast resistance we haVl'
shown 1n west Beirut." Qolle1lat
said
A brief flare-up Sunday
between Lebanese army troops
a nd Moslem mil1tamen on
opposite sides of the l1n<'
1llusLratcd the tension arising
Crom thl' Palestinian withdrawal
It was ~lear who started the
shooung. but reporters close to
the SC<'ne he;trd what soundc·d
ltke three or four rockf.'l-
Niii AIAlYSIS
propelll'd grenade C'Xplos1ons alld
several long bursL'i or automatit
weapon:> fire
On Sunday, Israel's military
chief of staff. Lt Gl·n. Raphae)
Eytan, called for the eval·uation
of what he estimated were I ,50Q
leftist miLiuamen.guarding west
Beirut. .,
"Surely no om.• can agree to
them remaining on the line that
divides the• city," Eytan told
Israeli military (·orrespondents.
"ll is lhe mtenl1on, along with
the terrorists. to keep the city
divided. The evacuat.Jon is meant
lO reunite the t'1ty."
Qollcilat's Mourab1lo un militia.
estiQ'lctlf'd at about 5,000 men
throughout L ebanon be fore
Israel's invasion. maintains its
headquarters in a mosque with e
towering white minaret on the
s h ell-sha tter ed Mazraa
15bulevard m W('Sl Beirut
Qollcilat. bearded and dressed
in camouflage battll' fatigues.
granted The Associated Press an
interview there
The mosque 1s surrounded by
hf.'avy weaponry . includtng
brand new "Shllka" radar -
gu1ded ant1-a1rcraft vehicles
made m the Soviet Union "
Several tanks, a multiple:
rocket launcher and other armor•
are patked m the streets near the
headquarters. prompting reports
that Vasser Arafat's Palestine
Liberation Organ1zat1on had
turned over its heavy weapons to
the leftists rather than to the.
Lebanest" army as agreed lO in.
the evacuation plan worked out
by U.S. presidential envoy Philip
C. Habib.
Anna Machen fills out our
sales team and ellhovgh she has
only been with us one year. ~e
Is an old friend from our Balboa
Island days and Is a very
welcome addition Jean Williamson 1s lhe most
durable of our behind-
the-scenes staff having put In 19
years ol "book work·· and taking
care of our money
Alter Margaret Armstrong
retired we got Jll Kubica to take
charge ol the repair section
efficient expedllor and very
gifted hands. even to wax
carving and making custom
design models Judy Blackman
keeps the records In th1t
departmenl and assists at the
· counter Yes. this really Is a
famlly affair but who ~se can
give such dependable ~pport?
lhal 's why I ha11e Jane
McE-lv&-ine work i ng aa my
secretary It's her sweet voice
that usually answers when you
telephone here
CHARLES H. BARR
Watchmaker. Robert Tlhanyl
and Jeweler Debbie Galardo help
service our customera lrom the
back work room Servkle 11 what
hH built this buslnelS and It It
our aim to kMP that our prime
effort That's one of the reatona we have axtended the guerant•
e~~w
on new watches to thrM ye1r1 1
and have decided to give tlletl~ 1
fr" batterlM on ell new Hin of
quartz watchn ·: Rick McElvalna .. 1111 years of
enthu1last•c. energetic aupport
11 a Certified Gemologlat Ind
bright bu•lne" mind. I've come
to Tean on him a great dHI and
one of our cuetomera one day
Hked If he wa1 my aon . don't
I wl1ht
r ~_.:::..-:.lety Ac~=:z-There wlll be 1ome 1pec111
celebr111on1 ol our 23rd
AMlvetnry In S.plemt>er We
are hoping •om• of our old
friend• . and new onet too
. .
l 7ftl A '"'"· Wettclff Plaa ... .,,.... ..... will c;om• and •hare In our
celebflllonl. ,.
Or ngo Co11t DAIL V PILOT /Tue1d1y. Auguat 31. 1882
New underseas lab developed
l l (.~ l o joi11 ;,, o(•ean re earch project off Cutali11a
I.OS AN<H<~Ll·;s (Ai') "'' undc-rW¥lt'r
laborMlory Lh ul will t•rwhlt• m11rlrw ""*an;hcnt w
llw beneath thl' 11C1t for up w IO ililyK 1.1L u tlme
could ll'ad to b rt>akthrouih• In n•a.eart•h , 11 USC
schmllsl .uy~
"A wldt• jjpc-c•trum of prt•vlously unobwlnuhlt•
lnformAtton about c1c..'t•un n1vlronmt<nl 1.1nd rl'!IC1Ur<.-t~
will be made a('Ct>lllible by thui; extcndrn~ t he
marine aclentlst'a exploratory 'bottom time',' said
Andrt>w A. Pilmanas, Ph.1)
He said lht• new lab Is expel·l.t'd Lo be luwct(.-d
Into the Pacific (b~an near Sanw Catalina l.sland.
50 miles off the Southc:rn Cbliforn1a toast, 1r1 1984.
The proje(·L rs a JOint effort by USC and the
National Oceank and Atmospheric: Administration
of the U.S. Department of Commcrl't'.
The lab will be called the Western Regional
Undersea Laborawry, a nd would be:• available for
use to qualified marinl' investigators involved in
such subjects as marine resourt·cs. sca-Hoor ct'Ology,
marine pollution . diving physiology, aquanauL
trai ning and lh<' development of ma r ine-
explora tion equipment and techn1qut•s
Pilmams. wh<>St' Sp<'<.'tnlty 1s diving physiology
for USC'• ln11tllutc• fur Murllll' and C.:oaawl StucJlt't>,
t'>tplulnl!d thut ~"-!anogruphlc explon•rtt g .. nerull)'
are llmatt.>d lo bric>( forayf lnlo tht• dt't.'J> or r~trklt>d
to obtk•rvotlon1 m1.1dt· from thr Murful't'
•· F.llht•r Lht•y h11VI' lM<t•n llmlttod by thl· tmw Hild
th•pth l'orn1tr111ntK of M'Ubo und subnwrsablt· Vl·h1dl-s.
or tht>y'vt-bN•n hmllt•d by tht• rc•mou·-l·onlrol
nature of unmonm'fi instrumt'n'-' luwNc-d Into tht>
sea," he w1d
The hurlwrHul, 36 by-9-t oot l'yllndril'al
laboratory will b<· lower<'<.! lo a depth o( 90 to 120
feet near USC'11 Cutullnu Mnrint• Scil•nl't' Center,
and will be thl• hrsl of its kind to Ix> loc:ated in
temperate rather than tropical waters, Pilmanis
said. The National Oceun1l' ag<'n<:y plact'<.I u slmilar
lab in the Caribbt•an Sea near S t. Croix ln the U.S.
Virgin Islands in 1978.
He cited ihe use of OC'l'ar1-surfat-e giant kt•IJ' In
the manufaCLUrt' of hundreds O( products, includtng
antacids, paints and hpsllcks, and said that an l'Vcn
more productive sourt'l' of products could be found
in the subml'rgcd forms of kt•lp, such as the
super-large elk horn k~lp. which as found 60 to 80
feet below the surf al'<'
NO 'T' INTERSECTION Somewhere there
is a sign maker who has a left-over "T" after
making the sign for Westmins te r Avenue
where it intersects wnh Del Ma r Avenue in
O•llJ PllOI Pholo bJ P•lrlc:• O'Donnell
Cos ta M esa . The sign s h ou l d read
"Westminstt•r A Vl' " &•sades dropping a "T.".
the mcorre<:t sign abo ma kes 'Wesminster" a
·"Place" instead of ;m "Avenue."
Divers search for history, not riCheS • in • ancient shipwreck
.
POINT R EYES NATIONAL
SEASHO RE. Cahf (AP) The
divers plunged into chilly water.>.
push ing past silt and sand,
search ing for Spanish gal Icons
lost in the storms wh1l·h batter
this rugged coast winter upon
winter.
for history, not riches a romantic history of the ('()QSl. Bound from Manila with a cargo
of Mmg Dynasty port:elain and
silk, 1t beached and brokt• apart
in a storm here in Novt:mber.
1595 -the first r<'('O rded
shipwreck on the West Coast.
Agustin was 80 feet long and
triple-masted, said l..enihan
rnagnt•tom1·tt•r 'l> cone-shaped
.. c·nsor to a t·omputcr on board.
T h e firsl stag <• of a
sophisticated hunt for the oldt•st
shipwreck on the WC'sl Coast is
half over. So Car the divers and
their e l ectronic gea r
computers, magnetometers and
microwave receivers have not
turned up any gold. porl·(•h:un or
o ther precious t·argo. just
"anomalies."
"It 's by no mean s a
treasure-hunt," said Brigid
Sullivan. a National Park Servic-e
archaeological conservator, as she
shivered on a windy fishing dock
in Drakes '.aay. The bay is named
a fte r Sir Francis Drake, the
English adventurer who landed
near this arm of land reaching
into the Pacific some 30 miles
north of San Francisco.
The spec:·1mens will be quickly
pac:ked in sea water and Clown to
thl' NPS conservation laboratory
in Harpc•rs Ft•rry, W. Va. Glass 'Ir
iron will disintegrate within
set.'Onds of exposure to air if not
preservt'<i, Ms. Sullivan said.
The• N PS m ight -ma k c an
exhibit for those who come he re
to enjoy th~ sweeping views from
the granitic clifCs or to watch the
<.'OrmoranlS and murres dive for
fish and the whales slip by each
winter Or there may be a self-
g~ided tour Cor recre ational
divers.
Historians don 't know whc•n•
the San Agustin went down. But
las t week. div e r s from th<'
National Park Scrvict-searched
where ar chaeologis ts think a
sunken ship might be.
All Lenihan l'an say for eertain
as that metal detecung equ1pm<.'nt
h as recorded a n omalies
c.:onsp1cuous bumps or zig-u.igs on
data sheets spit out of l'Ompulcr:-.
l'Onn<.'C'ted to the detector
While divers worked !:JOO yards
a way, archaeologists aboard a
33-foot Coast Guard cutter
<·omoed the w a ters with a
magnetometer, which detects iron
Whl'n a nel•dlc on a graph
movl·d t•rrat1c:ally, Coast Guard
Scaman &·ott Hcllige dropped a
t•om·rew bloc:k attached by rope
t(I a whit< plastic Jug to mark the
location for dive rs.
Tht• firs t stage of the project
C'f>Vt:rs shallow waters -about
15 to 25 foN deep. The second
phast'. starting CX.·t. 5, will search
grt•all'r uepths. "The age o f collect ing for
rnllel'ting's sake" is over , she
said.
"We're not absolutely sun' it is
a shipwreck or what kind of
shipwreck" at 1s, said Dan
Lenihan, a NPS archaeologist
directing ths divers
perhaps a bit of anchor, a riv<.'l
from a doomc>d ship or a chain
around a treasure chest
Thl' federal government is
s1>t:nd1ng $12.000 on the project
said Larry Murphy. a NPS
ars.ihaeolog1sl. Much of the $2.3
~Ilion an eq uipment was
donatNJ or loaned. h<' said. But these divers art• st•afl'htng
If ships or .riches are found,
o nly a few p ieces will be
carefully removed so scientists
can analyze them and help fill in
The crown jewel of perhaps 50
sunken ships is the San Agustin.
After studying drawings and
paintings, tht:'y think the San
What looks like black garden
hOS<' 1s really a line linking the
Inf ant formula r ecalls
DEAR PAT: SeveraJ months ago I read
that the Food and Drug Administration was
going to Improve Its r ecall procedure
whenever an infant formula profluc t bad to be
recalled. I haven't seen anything about this
since, and wonder if a closer followup m ethod
Is now being enforced. I have a small baby, so
I'm very inte rested in this.
K.R ., Costa Mesa
Effective June I the Food and Drug
Administration amended its enforcement
policy regulations to add recall requirements
for infant formula. The new regulations.
mandated by the Infant Formula Act of 1980.
are designed to expedite and allow FDA to
fully monitor the recall of substandard infant
formulas.
llSSOLUTIOll OF PARTllEIJSHIP
PUBLIC AUCTION
Ordered by the Attorney for
Globe International
Handmade Peralan and
Oriental Rugs
We· have been commissioned to liquidate
the entire I nvent or ~ plus others for
Immediate cash. ·
Aa per l nalructlona ALL BIDS WILL
OPEN AT .25' on the dollar, and Iota wlll
be aold from the next bid on.
RU GS FROM: China, Persia, Afghanistan,
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Under these regulations, an infant
formula manufacturer must telephone FDA
immediately with notice and the reason for a
formul~ recall. The manufacturer a1so must
promptly notify its wholesalers a nd o ther
dir ect accounts and provide necessa ry
information to speed the recall.
Manufacturers must develop a recall
str ategy th at includes a health hazard
evaluation to help determine 1( a public
warning is needed, whethe r the product
should be recalled at the wholesale, retail or
consumer level, and to what extent the
recalling firm must check its d1re<.:t accounts to
Vfrif y tha.t the product 1s indeed' be ing
retrieved.
As a followup to FDA, the man ufal'turer
must provide recall details in writlng within
14 days. S ubsequent updates are required
every 14 days until the recall is completed. At
any time, FDA can require the firm to remedy
def1c1encies found in \be recall or can request
that an infant fprmuJa manufacturer inmate a
recall.
Vets' burial benefits
DEAR PAT: I understand tbat the re have
been some changes in burial benefits for
veterans. Ao elderly uncle asked me to look
into this for blm. Can you help m e out?
K.J . Costa Mesa
Effective Oct I. 1981. eligibility for: the
$300 mortuary allowance was t'hanged from a
grant to all vet<-rans with oth er than
dishonorable d1S<"hargcs to only those who arc
in receipt of t•ompensat1on or pens ion or
e ligible to rt:n~1vc either but m receipt of
retired pay which was not waavl'<i .
The intermc·nt allowance or $150 is
payable unless the vet<-ran 1s buried 111 one of
the Nauonal Cemeteries or crematt'd, where
only a portion would be:• payable. Claims for
grave markers a'nd flags are fil ed an
conjunction with a large percentage of burial
claims.
Vitamins lost in cook er
DEAR PAT: Altllougb I like my new slow
·cooke r , I woo'der iT tbls kind of cooking
d es troys vitamins . I know t ha t whtn
vegetables are overcooked maoy of their
vitamins are lost.
F.T., Huntington Beach
During a I 0-tu. 12-hour t'Ooking period in
a slow cookl'r a loL of the watcrsolublC'
nutrients will bC' lc·ached into the cooking
·~;uid .... according to nutritionists Vuamin C
and 8 -romplex vitamin!\ arc the most likely to
be destroyed as they are both water soluble
and heat liable For example, dried peas and
beans lost about -10 pcn-enl or thc·1r th1amin in
slow cooking. about :rn pcrct•nt of the niacin in
meat will be leached into the broth a nd
cabbage slices cooked (or om• hour lose 82
percent of their vitamin C.
Loss of vitamin C t·an be: ('Ut by bringing
the slow cooking mixture• to a boil before
allowing it to simmer for many hours. Loss of
wate r and (al solubl<' vitamins can be
decreased by reducing the amount of cooking
liquid and serving th<' broth with the finished
product.
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LA widow
LOS ANGELES (AP) -~'aye
Steffens Is 65 years old, suHcrs
from chronic ernphysema and, as
a result of state budgl.'l cuUtng,
may lose the medical earl' lhul
enables her to 11tuy ahvc.
"Because I can't afford to pay
for Medi-Cal, they're going lo
make me give up my life," said
M rs. Steffens, a frail-looking
4-foot-11 woman who tips the
sea.le at 60 pounds.
Due to a bill passed by the
state legislature, Mrs Steffens'
monthly share of Medi-Cal rosts
will rise Wednesday from $75 to
$182. She lives on a $533 Social
Security widow's pension, and
she pays $350 a montl'\. for rent.
The $182 bill would leave her
with just $1 a month for food,
gas, and other expenses.
Medi-Cal covers 20 percent of
the medical bills that the federal
Medicare pro,gram doesn't cover. AP Wlrepnoto
The change in the legislation, UNKIND CUT -Faye Steffens, 65, sits with her son , J ohn
designed to save $632 million this Smith, in her Los Ang<.'lcs homt' wondering about her futurl'.
fiscal year, will aHect the mon• Steffens, suffering from emphysema, fm:es a sharp riSl' m h1•r than 3 million Californians eligible for Medi-Cal. said Health Medi-Cal bill whit'h shl' can't afford on ht'I' Social SL'l'Unty
Services Department information income. '
o fficer Pete Weisser . Steffens would be to movt' to a dubwus about tht• econom1t·
About 300,000 will have to pay c·heapt•r aparlmL·nt, but Mrs hardship "The Ll'gtslaturc ts
more money. and the rest wall Steffens' son, John Smith, said, supposed to reprt•s('nt us, but
lose services once covered by "There's nothing that's safe and they're voting themselves a pay
Medi-Cal, said Dave M1tchell, the arfordable at a_...Jower price ra1s(• and taking 1t from IJ(.'opl<·
department's ch1e£ of eligib1hty We've aJ ready looked. You read lik<' my mother," ht• said,
policy. • every day about how old jX'Oplc referring t.o a bill passed by tht·
"People a re hurting all over are preyed upon. Arc they telling Senate and by an Assl•mbly
a nd you just feel like crying," me to .,o that to my mother?" com mt ttec to nu st• legislator s'
sa id L eona Egeland, the The health d e partm<:·nt's pay
department's c hief dep&ty director, Beverlee My(•rs, smd in "We're not talking luxury," ht·
director for intergovernmental her Aug 20 analysis of the bill said. "We're talking surv1v<1l My
relations. that "no one . wanted to sec-mother 's had a hard lift>. Sh<•
"Where d o you cut when these cuts come about," and she spent 18 years in an orphanagt·
you're alread y dealing with such said the bill was required by "the She worked all her hfe scrubbing
a poor population?," she said. painful economic realities floors. Her first husband cJ1c:d of
"The disabled, the. bland, the currently facing California" alcoholism. She's a lmost totally
aged?" · But Smit h. 29. a patntt'r d1sablc.'CI. And now this. Isn't she•
She said one option for Mrs. recentlv laid off from his .)Ob, 1s enlltlt'C! to a lttLle p<.•ace?''
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Playb oy's H efn er plays ho t •
Puhli 'hf•t· nl o WU8 a g ue t at party ut ~is n1anN1on
1 ll• wur. um• 111 the t(Ul'lllli of
h1111111 , but Pluy lmy fllU81JLllll'
vu1Jl11thc-r Hugh flt'fnrr WU'I n
hl*l, loo
N\·lghhor b gutl11•n·d ut Pluyhoy
Muni.um W1111 Ill Lo!I An~dt'!< Lo
hun111 l lt'fl1l'I'
.. ir1d Armand
ll t1rnmf'r ,
d1a11 m.in of
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P1·t1 •1l1·u m
l'orv , l ur
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u n d 1 :! ~· I o s t· d
sunt tu ~;1v1• u ,;, ...
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h (J I t• fJ I t t.' h HEfNER
NIMIS I fACIS
I hav1• lx'{'n dto<lacult'd hr mly lo
IJl·111g Lhl· lx'hl m•tghbor I cu11 "
Thl' n•lat1onsh1p bl·tw1•1•n
l1t1·rt1lUlt' and f1l1t1 wall ht•
t•x111n1nl'd dur 111~ LI 111111· duy
tntNnat111nal film ft-SLIVHI, Whll'h
slllrts St•lH 9 at Toronto
own u1 thl· t•11d," 1w1d Ju1w;w
lhgh &·hool (\)l'fd\ H l' {.'l.Jft.on
Jflc·r u 1oe.·11mmo1<t• w1tli M11n1hall
H11o1h S<-huol
MJ1 sh11ll C.'1111• h Ray
llcndrlck11on 1t1d lw 1>1.rnl httll·
att1·11t1on to thl· Ir> yt'•1r old .
185 IM)Und t.ilcklc', "IJUl "iht• KLOod
out tht'rt• and look h1·r shot.-."
l\ilari.hall d.-f1•11s1v1· l11wmun
Mlchat!I Day woo; 11 ...... , lto!'lp1tahh"
l><.ly111g hl· ht•ltl h.i<"k when 11111·<1
up oµµos1 Lt.· Jm·k~m
Actor/Railer Moore, sllll a rnutan<.·t·~t 54, 1><.1ys hts m·w
J ames Bond 11111v11· tould Ix· his
la.'it putt ~ulf l'oursc on "C
0 u1rgNl'll ro1
t:loi.un· in a l'tty ·oi.t t.Utllng
n1mpa1gn
The· ~ t.•stlval o f Fc•st1vul's
u u thor-us scrt>t•n w 1·lll'I' s1•r tt·!'I
will fl•aturc n·ad1ng~ by :.rn
nl)VC'hSt::. and playwrights who
h1we eitht.•r wrattt·n S<:rc't'npluys
or have had original w111 k m.ult•
into films
Authors part1c1pat111g 1nduch·
Margaret Atwood ("Surfacing").
Roger Lemelin ("Ll'S P loulfr"),
William Gol dm an ("Bu11·h
Cassidy and the Sundancl' Kid"),
and Arthur Kopil ("Buffalo Btll
and the Indians") John Irving,
<iulhor of "The World Al'l'ordtng
to Carp," will prc8'•nt <1 SJX'c.'tal
lnl1·1·v1c·w1·d at a Hoyal Air '
~'orct· lni~l' r111rt h of Lo11do11 ,,
l lamm1·1 was unal c• lo Ulll•nd
LM'l'aUM' ht· was fly1n lo Londuu,
wh1·n· ht· and Prine Cha rles
gn•1•tcd two expl<>ll•rs n • rnmg
from u round the w Id
l'Xp~·d1t1un tlwy hud sponsore
an Ot:t·tdl'!l WI spokesman said.
lo rt•ading.
udy Jackson has fa<'t'<I ouLo;t<ll·
Whl·rt· th(• St'!
for the· latt·sl
ftlm "Ot:to -
µussy" r<"M·m ·
hll·s a m111 t.ary
e amp 111 La-
tin Anu·ril·a.
Moort• s;.i1d ht•
plans a long
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sk~in g vaca-MOORE
t1citi aftt·1 srx·ndmg tht· rwxt five·
months as Sl'l'fl't agl'nt 007
I ll'fnl•r m1nglcod with Lht• 400
gut•sts tn Lhe bat·kyard of his
5.75-acre c•state, with P layma te
of the Y ear Shannon Tweed at
his side. lk said keeping his
neighbors happy ts 1mporwnt to
him
"l think 1n1tially, tn a frw
quarte r s, thert• were mixed
emotions." he said "Your
reputation precedes vou . but
o pos1uon for thl· first llml' J~ a
c•mber of lhL• Juneau High
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about J .J , but she stayed in tht·
lrenC'hes and was h olding her
If tht·y wanl to ask mt• to do
Bond again, they wall havt• t~ •
come and find ml'," he wa&• '
quotl·d ;is sayi ng b y Press.
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Orange Ooa11 DAIL. V PJLOT /TuHda~. Augu1t ) 1. \112
,
OCTD looks to future
• on 10th ann1 versary
1\ was 10 years ago that the
first buses bearing a now -familiar
logo o pera ted on highways and
byways under the auspices of the
Orange County Transit District.
Those five original routes
· have give n way to 69 today. Usage
has increased con sistently each
year to a level of more than 35
million riders annually -nearly
100,000 per day.
The transit dis trict has been
growing with the county . And it
must continue to grow if anything
is to be accomplished to solve
. ever-increasing transportation-
related problems.
W e suggest . that by the year
2000 when the number of trips
made by .county r eside nts has
increased k> m orC' tha n ,p in e
million per day bus uSage is going
to be con siderably highC'r than it is
today. · ""·
And tha t 's why w e also
suspect county vote rs will support
new taxes to fund new projects
like an a lready need e d rapid
transit system similar to the vnc
under study by the transit distrh.'t
and the Ora ng e Co unt y
Transportation Commission.
A so-called rail sta rte r line
that would run along the Santa
Ana Freeway will cost no less than
$500 million in 1982 dollars. But it
must be built. The alternative 1s a
Santa Ana Freeway on whkh
traffic will not move in e ither
direc tion during morning a nd
evening commuting periods.
B ecause traffic o n the
freeway m oves .today -albeit
slowly -is no guaran tee it will
move tomor:row.
Thus, officials o f the
10-year-old transit district face a
great chaJlenge as the dis trict
moves into its second decad e. W e
hope that by the· tnne the district's
20th service a nnive r sary rolls
around in 1992'ct;;ra pid rail transit
system will be in place -a nd that
county commuters are rolling right
alon~. too. • ·
TOWard cleaner ·air -.
Alter more than four years of
debate, the state.Legislature has at
last pr~ribed the bitter medicine
needed to bring California in Jine
with the r est' of the n a tio n 's
industrial states by pru»ing a bill
th'at will r;equire smog inspections
of all automobiles every two years.
In so "doing, the lawmakers
moved to "lift Environmenta.l
Projeetion Age ncy sanctions that
h ave bloc ked $190 milli·o n in
industrial construction· that could
add to air pollution and frozen $83
million in fe d e ral f,unds for
, high w a y , s e we r a.n d .w a t er
project$ ..
_ Fe_ar of 'adverse pu.bF£_
reaction, opposition from service
station operators and hope that the
R eagan admin1slral1on would
encourage a relaxation of the EPA
rules alJ contributed to the e ndless
delays in rounding up votes for
the clean air legislation .
As to p 1c reactio", the
medicine w toned down 'ttle
by modify1 g the rigin a l
requiremen fo annual
inspections, settin $10 fee for
ins~ons and placing a $50 limit
on repair . costs for vehicles that
fail. And polls taken while the
debate was going on showed
between 56 and 70 percent of car
owners would accept an Inspection
program in the ~nterest of cleaner
air.
The service station opposition
was quieted by dropping a plan to
have a s tate wide network or
computerized inspection stations
carry out the pr.ogram. Instead ,
·i nde p end ent statio n s will be
permitte d to handle th e
inspections provided they use ap-
proved new equ.pment operatt-d b)
trained personnel and subm it to
· m onitoi:fog by the state.
f\ny hope for a rela>tation of
EPA rules was dasheCI this month
when a Washington, D.C. appeals
court' rejected an EPA e ffort !o
exempt certain industrial projects
from the construction ban which
had been imposed because of the
state's failure \f.o pass an auto ·
ins~fuu1 program. The af>peals
court said the EPA had exceeded
its authority in trying to relax the
rules and that the stricter standarJ
musi prevail.
So there was little ch oke for
the legislators.
The heavily amended bill will
not be as e ffective as predecessors
that failed to pass, but it does
provide the hope of at least a 10
percent reduction in air pollutants.
And wi tb some of the smoggier areas still experiencing up to 231
days of unhealthful air a year .
that's better -than nothing.
It is esti mate d the full
program cannot be in operation
before 1984. That gives owners of
potentially 6 ffending vehicles a
chance to clean up their act before
the law steps in.
Prisoners need a • voice
The state Department of some state legisla tors. This sort or''
Corrections has acted wisely in thing no doubt produces what one
reversing its decision to close down department official descr:ibed as ''a
prison ne w spape rs written and pain in the butt."
edited by inmates. But there is something to be
The d epartme nt originally said for giving inmates an
said the d~cision was made in opportunity t o air their gripes.
order to divert the yearly cost of brush up their w riting ability and
publishing five papers in the exchange information. And, with
prison system -about $58,000 -occasional exceptipns. most of the
·to create other inmate jobs. Later, content o f the papers is fairly
officials admitted that the papers run-of-the-mill comment on prison
had just become too much o f a happenings~ along with some
· nuisance because of disputes over news from outside.
s ries criucal or prison conartfons--Tfie-d ec1s1on 0 c.on Tinu e
and such items as pictures of publication calls for setting up a
scantily clad women. committee of inmate editors and
Efforts to censor the contents de partment officials to determine
of the papers have resulted in just what .material ~s approp.riate
three lawsuits filed by prisoners at for pub Ii cation 1 n a pr 1 son
the instigation of prisoners' rights newspaper . That s h o uld be
groups, and with the support of adequate control.
L.M. Boyd I First bikini
An entertainer named Micheline
Bernard received more than 50.000
tan letters for one per formance in
\\'.hich she didn't dance, sing or reci~
llnes. She just stood there. In 1946. it
fo'as. Her. assignment: to model the
(int bikini bathi.ng suit. The cameras
~licked and the mail flooded in.
: What.. dlatinguished the Kwakiutl
from all other Indian tribes was one
$alient fact: The y were the only
~own cannibals in North America.
' 'Q . A ''mugwump" la a political
•ndepe ndent. I'm told the word
lni.ginated In the Bible, but I can't find
I
ORANGE COAST ~ Dally Pilat .
a n y r etf-e r e n c e t o i t i n m y
concordance ... ?
A. It's from an Algonquin Indian
word that turned up in the first Bible
printed in North America. In 1661.
that was. About 50 copies· of that
Algonquin translation of the Bible are
still around, but nobody's left alive
who can read them . In the original
Indian tongue, the word meant
caetain or chieftain.
The word "typhoon" Is from the
Chinese ''taj" meaning "large" and
"phu" meaning "w ind." The word
"tycoon" comes fr~ "tai" meani!'*
''large" and "chun' meaning "ruler.'
Tt.moe ... Holey
Pllbl11~
Thomot A. Murphln•
fd1IO•
Jone Am•I
t•lltut••• fdi1or
.... KrellNch rort0rio1 '• rcrnDf
ThemetMceenn
(Clllor
1 ,AfM.UD~f l V\N'VY\QI'\ • . iMi~\CO
.·._~Ki~ Oll!
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Profiles. of'thelteagan team I
WASHINGTON -·Some of Pwsident
Reagan:S more flamboyant appoint.c.oes -
like Iriterior Secre;ary James Watt and
departed Se<?retary of State Alexander
Haig -are well known ·to the public.
And thanks to the media, The Big Three
of the Reagan White House -&I Meese,
James Ba ker and Mit.-hael Deaver ·-
have achieved celebrity iila lus,
s u cdnl·tl y . A s ked by a Nader
interviewer about the jar of jellybeans
on his coffee table, Le hman said: "Well,
there is q uite a !lweet tooth. in the
administration for the military."
Carlucci leaped into the crowd a nd
distracted it while lhe Ame r icans
escaped. He was beaten , slashed an<L.-/.
stabbc."<i in the nc.'t:k, and barely got awd'Y
But the less publicizc.."'Ci adminisl ators
are virtually unknown t.o thC' Ame il'an
pubhc, even hougn tney-arc or n-o
equal importance in carrying o t the
"Reagan Revolution" on a day-to-day
basis. These are the department heads,
assista"nt seeretaries, com mission
chairmen and others who a re the field
commanders of Reagan's burl'aucratic
army. ii.
NOW RALPH NADER has attempted
t o c lose this gap i.n tb..e public
consdousness· by sicking his "raiders"
onto the top 100 administration officials.
The resulting profiles will be published
this week. under the title, "The Reagan
Ruling Class." My assoC'iates Tony
Capal·C'io and Indy Badhwar got an
advance peek at the manuscript.
Here are some of the tidbits gathered
by Nader's Raiders -forgotten or
little-known fal'ts about only slightly
better-known-people.
-De fense Secretary Caspar
Weinberger wasn't always \he free-
spending hawk he· now is. Here's what
he had t.o say t.o the American Enterprise
Institute in 1972, when he was,President
Nixon's budget director:
"The ide ntification of a threat to
securit y does not automatically require
an expenditure in the deferute budget to
neutralize it, The nation's total resources
being limited, it is necessary to conside r
what is being given up to mfet the
threat . . . The defense budget, in short, .
must be seen not only in terms of what
we must defend against but what we
have to de(end. The more we take from
the common wealth for its defense the.
smaller il beromes."
-Navy Secretary J ohn Le hman
described the administration's love affair
with the Pentagon lightheartedly but
-Jeane Kirkpatrick, the outspoken
ambassador to the United Nations, was
onc.-e an ardent feminist, though s he now
i.pea~s o f th e "e.x tre m es ~f
women 's-liberation fever." In a 11974
G
-Jl-Cl-lft-1-IRl_l_I -~
book. she c.'Ommented on the dearth of
women in politi<.'S in tei-ms that would
s trike some' Reagan sapporte rs as
downright subversive. She wrote that it
would be necessary "to abandon the
n otion, s t ill s uppo rted by some
• influen tial religious denominations, that
men are the natural governors of society ..
lhal women are unfit for political or
religious or social leadership." She also
urged abanct9nment of the idea "that
th e r e is so m e th i ng ine ffably
incompatible between femininity and
the pursuit of power. that femininity is
incnror ably' assoc+at e d with .the!"
submissiveness of female to male."
-Fr a n k Ca I u c e i . .t h e o r ten -
conlro\'>crsial deputy defense secretary.
has the distinction of having been the
s ubject of a hostile 167-page book
published by the Communist Party-of
Portu~al w hile he was our ambassador
t o 'L 1 s b on -a ( e a l h e r i n a n y
conservative's cap. "It will take some
time for our people to know about the
high price that the "'untry paid for the
activities that Cartucci developed in
Portugal." the Communist authors
wrote.
The Nader profile also 'recounts a
little-known .act of heroism by Carlucci
when he was an embassy official in the
Congo in the early 1960s. He came to the
rescue o"f a carload of Americans who
had been surrounded by an angry m&b
after accidentally killing a bicyclist.
himself. ·
-ANNE GORSUCH,. head of the En v ironm~tal Ptotection Agency.
resolate ly puffed Ma rlboros whil~
discussing carcinogens. with the Nader
interviewer. She is described as "a terse,
t6ugh attorney whose general litany
divulges li ttle to interviewers .... In •
style and substance, Gorsuch rare ly
gives an inch."
-'-F ederal ·'trade Commission ,
Chairman James Miller Ill has been
accused of beiog a patsy for the business
interests he is suppOsed to be policing. ln
a living demonstration of the Siblical
m ote-in-the-eye syndrom e, Miller
identif?~the Civil Aeronautics Board.
the Interstate Commerce Commission,
the Federal Maritime -Commission and
t h e A g r icult ore De partme nt as ,
"captiv~· or the industries they regulate
-yet denied that his own agency had
succumbed to this old Washington
regulatory malady.
-Thorne Auch ter, head o f the
businessman's nemesis. the Occupational.
Safct)' a nd Health_Ad_m inistrali.QJl
dismiSSed a f<.'<ieral study that associated
nearly 40 percent of all cancer with.
workplace exposure. saying the "data is
probably soft." But it turned out he
hadn't read thl''report.
-Treasury Secretary Donald Regan.
who..spent most of last year assuring
Congress the budget would be balanced
by 1984, once wrote: "The events of the
1970s raised the question whether an
administration can, in the course or a
couple or years. get control over' ihe
government's expenditures."
-Interior Under Secretary Donald
Hodel once said of the environmental
movement: "Over the past several years,
it has fallen into the hand~ of a small.
arrogant faction which is dedicated to
bringing our society t.o a halt. I c.-aU this
faction the Prophets of Shortage. They
a r e th e an ti -producers, th e
anti-lachievers." ·
Letters to ·the editor
Raise birth, not
marriage fees
To the &litor: •
In regard to your edit.oriaJ Aug. 23.
"Love Helps Cool Discord," 1 feel our
legislators should re-think their position
on raising the marriage lic.-ense fees. I am
not anti-domestic violencr> programs. ip
fact I volunteered my services to the
MAILBOX
people-o f Orange County -a rather
broad Interest group. I think you will
agree. The board, in opting to back this
legislation, had in mind the multiple
goals of l'Onscrvation, recreation. public
access and housing. each or benefit to the
general public.
Nothing in th e bill would have
changed the rules of the Coastal Act of
factually in news stories. while hundreds
of readers who knew the victim mo um
and see that name as more than just part
of a reporter's holes.
On Aug. 2 I attended the funeral of
my good friend Marian Low. who was
more than just a name ,in an ac:ciderit
story. She. along with three Japanese
studehts. was killed as a result of a •
senseless accident in San Diego JuJy 29
when a man plowed into the group as
t crossed the street for a shopping
·Domestic Violence Family Hotline, a
very valuable program. I am however
against tbe-iRCl'e<&sin~f~ery.-few
years to make these programs viable.
Preparing for marriage is in it.self an
expensive ven ture for -<:o uples; they
don't need an additional expense tacked
on.
1976. On the contrary. the bill was a S people in our Hves, but
mettns fo r Htt> Le·gi!'l·htttire .. whiei\1--.w"""ti""e""n_,1,.......s'""'as"'· ,...~~a§ death t o
authored the Coastal Act. to say to the unreality sus?ends us for a time while
appointed Coastal Commission that_ in we remember their laughter, their hurls,
the case of Bolsa Chica it was straying · their hopes and their dreams.
from lhe intent of the Coastal Act. To all of us who loved Marian Low -
IN MOST cas<'s when people get
married they choose to have children. I
feel to keep equity within the system,
we"should impose a $5 fee in addition lo
the few-dollar rec of a birth certificate'.
The mon ey raised t:a n be used for
programs aimed al aiding the a bused
child. We all know there is an alarming
rate of abuse going on. As stated before I
don't think these fees shouJd be raised
every few years, insteed the person(s)
charged with the abuse (iC indeed this is
their second or third time being accused
of such a heinous crime) should have to
pay a fine which can also be used for the
proper program. either for the abused or
the abuser.
These programs are very valuable for
the battered person and for the one
guilty of cau s ing the abuse. W ith
Rcaganomics slashing funds from et>rtain
programs we nero alternatives to aid In
keeping these programs going.
KAREN McKENNA-JUERGENS
Coast Acl goals
To the Editor:
· COAST AL COMMISSION members in
their zeal to maximize claims of wetland
habitat for wildlife seem' to forget the
Coastal Act stales that basic goals of the
stale for the coastal zon e include
e nhancing natural and ma nf'l'lade
resources, assuring balanced use .. and
tonservation taking into account soc:ial
and e<.'Onomic needs, maximi2'.ing public
acce'ss and public r ecreation , a nd
encouraging state and local initiatives
and rooperataon .
In my view. the Orange County plan
for Bolsa Chica does all or that.
SB 493 served its useful purpose by
causing the Coastal Commission staff to
tak~ seriously the Orange County plan. I
withdre w the bill because fruitful
negotiations are no w under way
be tween the planning staUs of the
county and the st.ate comnµssion. Six of
the nine substantial issues raised by the
l'Oastal staff have now been resolved. SE~. PAUL" B. CARPENTER
Loss of a Friend
To the Editor:
As a former teporttr, l reallJe bow
often names o f vlctlMs •re lieted I must take exception with your Aug.
17 editorial character izing SB 493 as · •c:lal Interest legislatlon ihat 11eeka to •· ,. •'"'t! the rules of the Coast.al Ac.t tn '-•"•" ,,~~,,_,,.,.-•c-• , .. ,._ ,.,.,._ .. ,. " ... ~ ..... _.,,_.., .... ,._.... ~··· mld·stream. ' -•' °' '"' .. 11 • , ...... ,.._..,_• lJ• =: _. ..., The "bill 'WU UNU\imously aupported ~~=-:.~'::.:: .. ":::P..~":.. 11 ...,.!.~~
by t~e Orange C o unty Bo1ardfh of :~~~~=~,'':::::,.r,~-=:;'.:t,
Supervlton, which reprnenta al o ~·•i<•h .. ,..,'"9'
•
her whimsical way of mimicking the
voices of her favorite Muppet characters,
the monkey dolls she made out of socks,
h e r honest appraisals o f situations
when asked for aQvice, her hopes of
becoming a teacher -she will be more
than a vil'tim's name in an accident story.
She was one of the most real persons I
have ever encountered. She wiJl be
missed and the void created by her death
is truly like a black hole in OW' hearts.
For the three Japanese students who
d ied as a result of the same accident. and
f9r all those other victims of countless
other accidents, we realize these victims
were all persons who were loved by
hundreds of people and will be misaed -
just like Marian Low.
CHERYL PRUE'IT
lmt•
Am~ to 1te • draft evMler Fine '° Pl1IOft to tHch othen not to. HoW .....,
Wuhinct.on poll~...,.,. dlwawd -
1>rhon untencea handed It.•
W1\el'ptenT •. 'c:YlllC-
l
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... " Orange Cout O~ILY PILOT/~,:Auguat 31. 1882
•ANN LANDERS
•ERMA BOMBECK
•ART HOPPE
-Result of forced· molherhOod infuriates ·reader . .
DEAk ANN LANDERS: La1t year I heard you
sp.ak at u 1.'0nvl'nllon and wu very pleaat.-d lhal
you had the courage to criticize openly a situation
you t.'Oruidored uppalUnl(.
Judge Donald Halstead of Kalamazoo, Mich.,
had to rule on whether a n 11 -year-old girl should
be allowed to have an abortion. The child had l:x.-en
sexually abused for several years by the man who
lived with her mother.
One· day the girl telephon~ the polke and told
them she was going to have a baby and she didn't
thinl< she was old enough. She wanted to know if
they would help her -gel an abortion. (The child's
mother was opposed to the idea.) The judge on the
cue, a well-known pro-lifer, dragged his feet until
it was too late to safely perform an abortion. So. the
child was foreed to have the baby. ·
I note with interest that the girl is again in the
news. She is now 12 and has been charged with
neglecting her infant. I am so furious about this I
can K'lll'Cely see to write this letter. Where In the
world is justice? Where is sanity? How can anyone
in his right mind believe NO pregnancy should be
interrupt<.'<i for any reason?
Please speak out again on this lssui: -
OUTRAGED IN MINNESOTA
DEAR OUTRAGED: Tbe reappearance of tbls
cblld-motber iD cHrt speaks more loudlf tllan
anytbhlg I mlgbt say. Tbank yoa for tile apaate.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Please get in touc.:h
with a heJtd doctor whp can answer my question. I
need to know more abOut myself.
1 am a friendly guy who is polite to everybody.
If l meet someone who has a proplem, 1 try to help.
When I see a person having trouble with h is car, I
always stop and do what I can .. If an elderl~person
ne<.'<l!l n ~·•l on the bua, I oftt:r mint'.
l h ave helped peuple whh their heavy
packugus, anow sh ovelina. 1-w cutting, lffky roofs
and JUllt about everytbir11 y6u can think of.
Do I do thCllC thing. becauie I really want to be
of service or because 1 waol to be liked? I am a
devott.od reader. Ccill me -JERSEY JIM
DE AR JERSEY: Ma~· be l\'s a little of both,
but wbat'1 &be difference You sound like a neat
guy to me. Tbe world cou d use more people like
you. Just keep on doln' wlilat you're.doln'.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Several years ago my
brother and.hi.a wife adopted a teen-ager w ho was
In trouble. (They h~d no children of their own.)
This boy (now a grown man) runs lhe house to suit
himself. bosses thtm around, has wonned his way
into their business, and ha." just about taken over.
The guy is a womanirer, a spend-a-holic, uses dope
and is strictly no . • '
ls it possible to rescind an adoption? How is this
done? I know they are afraid of this jerk end would
iike to get out o( a bad bifr~ain but cton't know how.
PIC'81e ~dv1sc . -MUM 'S TIU-: WOHO IN
VIRGINIA
DEAR MUM: State laws vary iD re1ard to
adoptees. An attorney ~n provide lnstroetlona oa
bow lo proceed. "-...
DEAR ANN: 1 was amau.'<i that you didn't ci~
the most serious .b.<tzard of piercing the ears of ,
infanlS. They ha~e been known to remove the
earrings and have l'hoked on them. Print thl~z
. please. -: PEDIATRIC NURSE JN ROC KY
MOUNTAIN. N.C. _
DEAR ROCKY: Gulp, gulp. Rigbt you are;
Thanks for writing. ·
What's prudish '.' What's O.K? If you aren't
sure, you ne<'d snm£' help. ff 's avai)Jible _in th~
booklc•t: "N{!(:king and Pelting -What Are rhe
Limits:>" Mail your r<'<Juest to Ann Land~rs. P.a
Bo" 11995, Chicago, lJl. 60611. enclosing 50 cents
and a long, stamped. St'lf-addressed envelof?f!.
POT SHOTS
BY ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT
~~
Voodoo chants '-11 no cure • HOIOSCOPE
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of lP"'r
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P.£t4'\LITV
IS ALWAYS
Pl."f/AI LAB LE
AT NO
EX.TA.A
C.~J'\R.GE.
EIMA IOMIECK
ATWIT'S END
Overstaying
in a·crulemia ,-
Never in the history of higher education have
we had so many students who go to college beca~
there's nothing else-to do. .
Scene: The operating room of General Chaos
Hospital. The patjent, pale, sweating and bloated, is
lying on_ the table. The famous Dr. Ronnie enters,
wearing a.. su.cgjcal mask. in&eresli:ng patterns-of
facial paint, a wreath of tiger ~laws and a top hat.
Ronnie (as h e grimly draws on his rubber
gloves and pjcks up a rattlesnalCe rattle): I never
saw a sicker-loOking economy in my life. It's
obviously suffe!"ing from chronic stag flatioo. How
are its vi~l signs, Nurse Bush? ('
, BUSH: TERRIBLE, . DOCTOR. Its inflation
rate is 12 percent and soaring. Eight percent of it Is
unemployed. It hasn't produced a house or sold an
automobile in hours. And ifs red ink is pushing 50
billion. .
Ronnie: Fear not. How do you spell."relief'.i.?
Bush: R-0-L . . .
. .Ronnie: No. no. T-A-X C-U-T. An emergency .
tax cut: coupled with.higher military spending, is its
only hope. By decreasing.its intake and increasing .
its outgo. we will be able to balance its budget. Any
Joo) can see that.
Bush: I can see that, doctor. And wh\Je you're
at it, would you mind making Al Haig's hair fall
out? I think he's-out to get me. '
Ronnie: No time for that. ~am ~bout to _P.!':rf?rm
the largest t~nrcut-tn tllenfstoryOT organized
Witchcraft. Watch this! Forceps. Sponge. Laffer
Curve. Abracadabra-kazoo!
(He· passes the Laffer Curve over the patient.
A clutter of ugly taxes emerges, levitates and floats
out the window.)
, Everywhere you go, you heat, "You got a job?"
.end the answer is, "No, I think I'll go back to
school."
Ronnie (triumphantly): Absolutely painless! ltS
recovery is just around the com e r.
Bush: No changes in Ila vital signs.
· Marathon studen ts used to be th~ exception. I RONNIE: cURING YEARS of neglect takes
knew a guy in the cl';'SS of '47. '48., '49, '50, '51, '52 time, Nurse Bush. Let's count to 10. One ... two ....
and '53, who was a baton twirler. He had 15 majors. Bush: Its inflation rate is dropping to seven
23 minors and more than 1,500 friendship .pictures.• .... percent!
He was the only student who knew all the words tA:i Ronnie: Hah! I told you so!
the school song. Someone said he went right from Bush: And its unemployment is rising to 10; its
the G.I. bill to Medicare, before he actually housing starts and auto sales have ceased to
graduated one summer With a ~jor in forestry and function; its Dow J ones is headl n~ for the
minors in philosophy and nutrition. Back then he . '
"AITHOPPE
THE INNOCENT BYSTANDER
psychQlogical barrier of zero; and its accumulated
red ink has hit 100 billion.
Ronnie (dancing around the table whil e
beating a drum): No ~ to panic. Cut ~ts food
st.amps! Cut its school lunches! Cut its old-age
pensions!
Bush (anxiously): lt's,no good, doctor. Ila red
ink ii now approaching' 150 billion with no.end in
sight. ·
Ronnie: Fear not, Nurse Bush. How do you
spell "relief"?
Bush: T-A-X C-U ...
Ronnie: No. n o . T -A -X H -I-K -E . Ari
emergency tax hike, coupled with lower doinestic
spending. is its only hope. By increasing ita intake
and decreasing its outgo we ~ill be able to balance
its ~udget. Any fool can see mat.
BUSH: I CAN SEE-THAT.doctor. But about~
Haig's hair, could you at least give him a bad ~f
dandruff?
_ Ronnie: No time for that. I am about to perform
the largest tax hike in the history or organized
witchcraft. Watch Thia! Forceps. Spo~. Newt's
· eyeballs. Abracadabra-kazoo!
(The clutter of taxes floats back through the
window and settles comfortably in the patient.)
Bush; That's incredible, doctor. [ta inflation
rate has stopped at seven percent. And you don't
have to worry about its other vital signs. lt d~'l
have any.
Ronnie (proudly): I knew the operation would
be a success. Bring In the arms race. The only hope
of a cure is to inject more arms. Any fool can see
that.
Bush: I'm' trying, doctor. I'm trying.
BY SIDNEY OMARA .
Wednesday, ~ep&ember 1 ~
ARtES (Marl'h 21'-Aprif 19): Bn•a k from
rout.inc is necessary despite urgings from those who
would have you remain mediocre and safe. Lunar
aspect good; take a chanc..-e on yo~.lf own abilities.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Focus on ·career,
responsibility, research connected w ith source
material. Legal dc..•cisipn vindicate5 your views,
actions. Superior is wiUing to make room for yq.u at
more elevated position. Get your ideas on pa~r.
GEMINl...{May 21-June 20): Coordinate plans
with family -open lihes of C..'Ommunkation. pursue
educational project. Spiritual values \.'.ome into
sharp. clear focus.
CANCER (Junt! 21 -July 22): Begin search for
h idden resources. Check valuables. including stocks
and bonds. What you were about to discard could
actually represent a hidden treasure. . ·
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): What a~ars...!:f> be a
l~ustrt<>uJd actujiTiy be proveroial bk>SSing in
disguise. Delay gives you time for second emotional
wind. Gathertur forces, review procedures and
become alert legal rights, permissions.
-'VIRGO• ( ug. 23-Sept. 22): Tasks which had .
been delayed now command immediate attention.
Tie loose ends, finish what you start an~ realize you
are on brink or wider recogni!ion .
LIBRA (Se pt. 23-0ct. ~2): Sudden turn of
events provides you with proverbial second chance.
Be direct, confident, independent, original -get to
heart of matters, especiall y where member of
opposite sex is concerned.
·was unique. Today. he's your average student:
COLLEGE HAS REPLACED the sandy beach
with the high 'surf ... the free Willie Nelson
concert . . . the mechanical bull that never needs
coins. It's Woodstock with respectability ... a
cloister with dating ... a port to weather out the
economic storm.
Wait ..for diagnosis
SCORPIO (Oct. 23.Nov. 21): Follow through on
hunch; be awa re of property values. security
measures and safety devices. Sense of direct.ion will
be clarified: Individual who aided in past will once
again become available for consultation.
SAGITrARIUS (Nov. -22-Dec. 21): Diversify.
reach beyond curre nt e xpectations. broaden
personal horizons and e xpress yourself in unique
style. Relative with diet discovery calls. visits,
harangues.
There's nothing wrong with it. It sure beats
sitting around playing video ga~ until you faint
and rotating the garden hose. -
But with all these educated people running
around, it can't help but have an impact on our
futµre culture . The disease of the 1990s is
predictable: overqualification. A whole generation
will emerge with seven or eight years of college
who are too smart to work and too hungry not to.
They'll be able to fill out jeb applications in seven
languages and be too learned to qualify. So then,
how long do you stop off at Academia? What's the
limit before you become the oldest professional
student in North America?
. ;
DEAR DR. STEINCROHN: Sooa I want to go
Into tbe bospltal to bave 1allbladder, apper G.I. and
lower G.I. tests made, as tbls was tbe acJvlce of my
pby1lclan. Tbe cause of my UDpleallDt 1ymptonu
Is gas ..
· I read a few .montbl a10 about tbe new
treatmeat of gall1tone1 without surgery. It'• called
dl11olvlDI tlte s tous wltb mecllclne. If th
· gastroenterologist sboald recommend surgical
removal of my 1allbladder, I'd like to feel I can
make a cbolce between medical or Hr1lcal
treatment. At age 0, my bealtla 11 fine. -MRS .. L .
DEAa MRS. L .: There hav e been some
e'xperimental reports on the use of drugs to dissolve
DEAR MISS X .: I'm glad that you are roming
for advice rather tharr putting it dff. Yes, there's a
possibility that you may have gonorrhea. See a
gynecologist as soon as you can for diagnosis and
treatment. Peni~illin should take care of it quickly if
it is gonorrhea. If there is some other cause, he will
advise you about that, too.
I'd like to add this advice. If it is g.c. infection,
I think your boyfriend should know. It's a lso
possible for a male to have g.c. infection without
having any symptoms such as discharge or burning
on urination. He may. need treatment. too.
Dr. Stc incrohn welcomes «1uesrions fFom
readers. He cannot answer all individuall,y but will
include ch~ of general interest in his column.
Send your questions to him in care of .the Daily
Pilot, P.O. Box 1560. Co,,ta Mesa. Calif. 92626.
. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Details unravel
in connection with necessary equipment. funding or
loan application. Protect credit .rating. Check
location of cards. bills, promissory notes.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18):. Good news
r eceived fro m r e lative in transit. Other
circumstances favor your efforts, indicate ultimate
success. Taite initiative, make new start, stress
indepe ndence and creativity.
WHEN THE TEACHER LOOKS at you and
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): What occurs
behind scenes plays important "Tole in ultimate
decision. Major domestic adjustment is featured.
Family member wants to beautify surroundings and
p robably has good reason.
father . ifs.been too long~ fOUI fflil"B - -_..., ... -------------, When you take a course in The History of the Ill I 1 ' \
u~·~d~titeoch~urfailie~·a~yooAREilie ____ ,~·~~~~~~~•~H~~·-~---~=~~-~=~=~=~===~
~':1..::~!J~t because it's on the first floor. you've OR. PETER J. STEINCROHN ~~ GOlfN ON BlfDGf
When you're asked a question in Ancient ~tory of Civiliz.ation and you're the only one who J BY CHARLES H. GOREN AND OMAR SHARIF
knows the answer because you were there, it's ttme stones. In some cases, they seem to be effective. It's
to move on. a long ranae proc'eSS. This treatment ts sull being
When you try .out for cheerleader and you studied and is not being used by many physicians. If
have to palm off your varicose veins as textured a nd when it becomes effective and harmless
stockings. you've had it. treatme1_1t, you can be sure that your own doctor
It used to be you graduated and you got a job. will be prescribing it for his patients.
In the 1980s, you don't take a chance. You get Meanwhile, I believe you are cr088ing too many
the job ... and then you graduate! bridges prematurely. Why not wait until your .X -. • ray reporta arrive? You may find, to your surprise, .. ,,
9v PHl INTERLANDI of Laguna Beach
. .
that your gall bladder does not contain stones and is
not the ca'use of your gas.
DEAR DR. STEINCJlOHN: I aaderslaDd tbat
6ne part of aa. e11 contains cltoJesterol and the
oU.er doesp't. Wbld1 11 it: tbe white or tbe yolk? -
MR.C.
DEAR MR. C.: The yolk.
DEAR DR. STEINCROHN: I have a recedlq
balrllae wlaicb Is staruna to make. qae self.
co•telo11. Is tbue any ~ of ltormoae sltot YH
cu recommead to 1lart ltalr' 1rowtb a1al.Df -MR. w.
DEAR MR. W.: Sorry. None. I
DEAR DR. STEINCROHN: Perlilapt yoa cu
11e1, me wltla my "°'lem. I am lt yean old ud I wa• I uve_IOllll IOl't of vgllatl tDfecCIOll. J've
1tarted to uve some 1U1lat dlacbr1e, Off ud oa,
Mme tcelalll1 u4 benlq._ Occalloully, I 1et peJas a. my lower abdemea. My 1ymptom1 c1111• Oii a
llatlo ever a ""' 910 1her I llad la&ereoane wldl J1A1-.i ....... .bit, J .......... Ille lot.~
""1Ni •neral •t ... Hf I'm mHfa too 1mberra11ed
lo C9alna& mJ_ .. _,rra~. ftU 11 wlaJ I Hiil '"' --.-Mlll'X.
'·Neither vulnera\)le. South
deals.
NORTH
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+AIOU
WEST EAST
•IOU! •AU
~ Q 8 75 '¢ ILl'OI , o 7 O ltlOIU +us• •n
SOUTH
•kQJ ~AU
0 150
•llQS
The biddlnr:
S..dl WeM Nentl &t.t
I NT PUI 3 NT, Pall
Pu1 P ...
o.,.nlna lead: Two of •.
Brldp expert. do not have
to be mutera of the occult to
mah thflll' plays. Thett la
usually a perfectly io,teal ex-
planation for vie thlnp they
do.
'The aucUoo ~llUt
comment. South had a baJan·
ced 16 polnta and North a
r .
balanced 11. so both bids are
textbook.
Weat led the two of
1pades. East won with the
ace and returned the six.
Declarer won a11d tried the
diamond finesse. Show inf ex·
emplary technique. East 1
allowed the jack or diamond•
to win. Declarer returned k>
hand wlth•thl king or club•
and led another diamond.
When Wett showed out, de·
clarer took Ute ace or dia-
mond•. He now needed four
trick• from the club 1ult to
fulflll llla pme.
After bolh playen have
followed to two rouncls of a
1ult, there 11 • sllpt pe~n·
tare edp to playinr.for 1 3-3
break over a •·2 dia&libuUon.
Yel, det'larer un'hetl&atingly
returned to hit hand with llle
queen of chabl, c .. hed hit re·
mainln1 high 1pade and led a
club to t.M teJ'I. Whe'n that
held, he had.}tla nine &rich.
Lucky rue917 No. ju1t a
matter .of clear re .. onlnf.
Weit had led from a w"k
'" louMer4 1'"9 e.4 •how• up
with a aln1leton diamond.
Had he fMJd a fivt·card •uU,
•I
it is reuonable to suppose
that he would have led from
t hal suit rather than attack
·with a spade. The logical In·
ference was that West did
not ha ve a five·card suit. and
thal his distribution, there
fore. had to be H.J.4.
This is really a 1~mple ex
ercise in eounllng. So much
In hridge depends on no more
than t he ability lo count to
13: whetller to open the bid
ding: cou ntin1 the di1lrlbU"
Uon of a hand; or counting
the distrlbvUon of a suit. J
know or no brld1e expert
wflo con11dera IS to •be an
unlucky Dllmber!
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Litecraft • Becker • Majestic •
Illuminating Experience • American
Lantern • Electrix • Wolfe Creations
• Tri-Lite • Sonneman • Tensor •
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S tatis tics on
illegals unleashed
ART COLONY ARF-A RFS -It has recently been
divulged that Laguna Beach has a populatioh of 2,500
unauthorized dogs. Laguna used to have trouble with
unauthorized peoplt.• Apparently the difficulty is now
four-legged.
The canine c:ap«r came before the Laguna City Council
the other night when Pohce Chief Neil Purcell proposed to
go on a computer program
to cateh up w ith the non-
legalized dogs, .~r at least.
!"-. to nab the owners. ~I' .. All this came alM:>ut TOM MURPHINI .~ / because of an estimate that ________ __. ___ Laguna has 3,500 dogs
amid the population an~y about 1,000 of them are l~n~d. I '
The non-liecnscd houn -~hus fleecing the city
government out of b<•twc • 0,000 cl\ld $15,000 e~ch year.
. ,, I THIS IS SOMEWHA'I: tlkln with th e problem Laguna
J_E:ach had with the last census of people. T he heac;kount
came m tar below mun1c1pal c"pectat1ons, which had been
roughly based on the• numbe r of times t9ilets flushed
around the Art Colony.
It was concluded at City Hall that either just a few
people were doing all the flushing or some people were
hiding from the ct.•nsus-takers.
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"Look out. Mar1ha! It's another Laguna tax evader!"
The latter theory was ge nerally believed. City Hall
suspicion was that these hiders were living in bootleg·
housing units and didn't want to be detected.
Thls circumstance caused Lagu!1a city government tct
lose out on certain funds that are doled out by higher levels
of bureaucracy on the basis of census population. It was a
sorry turn of events.
NOW, ADDING INSULT to previous injury by h1ding
people. the dogs are hiding. More revenue is being lost
If this kind or thing keeps up. Laguna could get a
reputation as the tax evasion capital of the universe.
Should Lagunans start using slugs in all the parking
meters. the whole town could go to pieces, collapsing into
. deficit financing.
You will never know how they get an estimate of 2.-
500 u n licensed dogs. The guess was probably made by the
same guy who told you there w ere 50,283 people on the
beaches last weekend.
You want to dispute his figure? Well then. go out there
and count 'em yourself.
NOBODY E VE R GA VE you a dog count o n the
beaches but there are usually quite a few of them there on
the wee kends This is also illegal but the dogs have had
trouble understanding the law.
It used to be In Laguna that the rookie lifeguards were
assigned the task of capturing illegal beach dogs. The
guards would give chase and the dogs usually ran. Once
roped and brought in. miscreant dogs were tied to the main
lifeguard tower, where they remained the rest of the day
because the dogcatch er refused to come around and take
them away.
So at the l'nd of the rlay. the guards untied all the dogs
they had captured and 11 1 them go free.
THIS WAS SUCH enormous fun that the dogs usually
returned the next day to play the game again.
Chief Purcell, as it turned out, didn't get the $5,498 he
needed to set up a computer program to catch unlicensed
mutts. It turn~ out to be a vicious circle.
Laguna city government, you see. is so broke that it
can't afford to go catch those dog owners who have helped
make it broke.
City Hall just can 't wm for losing. .
McGill assuming
new post at OCC
Dr. Jack McGill has been
named Orange Coast College.'s
Dean of F.ducat.lon Affairs.
M cGill w ill assu me t h e
newly created post on Thursday,
pending approval by the Coaat
Communi ty College Di1trlct'1
b oard o f Trustees at their
Wedneaday meeting.
McOUI la jolnlng the OCC staff
for t h e second tlme In hi•
educational career. He became a
math and science Instruct.or at
the C.C.ta Mesa campua ln l~.
iand worked h ie wa y up to ~nt dean of admmione and
recorda and t.hen to dean •of the
wening college ln four yean.
For five yeara McOlll wa1 ~!rector of development for the
'
Coast Community Colle g e.
Oi1trict, then served a year as
vice president for academic and
st udent affairs al ModeetQ
College.
McGill returned to Southern
California In 1976 t.o become a
regional academic admlnlatrator
f or occ·. slate r ln1tltutlon ,
Coaal.l.lne College.
"Jack hae better than 20 ytan
of demonatrat.ed admin istrative
IU«'ell," says OCC ~resident,' Dr.
Bernard J. Luakln. 'He has filled
virtually every 11.dmlnletraU~e
job available on a campUI. He'•
well known for hla 1kill In the
development of cunicU.lum and
lnatructlonal programa."
Dilly Piiat
TU!SOAY, AUQ 3Y. IH2
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Transit reaching milestone
County bus ser vice marks 10th b irthday with man y h appy, f aste r re turns
By FRE DERICK SCHOE MEHL
Of Ille D•ll~ Piiot ll•ff
It is dusk this Wednesday as the Orange
County Transit District bus pulls to the side
or Pacific Coast Highway near the entrance
to the gated enclave of Irvine Cove in north
Laguna Beach. .
An Hispanic: woman and h er young
daughter board the bus, empty save four
other riders The woman puts 60 cents in
the mechanical fare box. The chilQ rides for
free.
For the better part 0 1 the next hour,
they sit in virtual silence as the bus
wends its way throuRh the
affluent Orange Coast
befure heading inland
up Bristol Street to a
less fashionable
nei~hborhood near
Central Avenue in south
Sant.a Ana.
Like 70 percent or those who
rode aero buS<'S, the woman, a
housekeeper, has no car of her own
nearly six out of 10 riders, she uses
the bus regularly to get to work.
The child is asleep in her mother's arms
by the time they reach their destinauon.
This is well after 8:30 p.m
There are only a few others on the Route
57 bus when 1t finishes the Jong crescent-
shaped run ,that t>egan in Laguna Hills.
With brakes squeaking. it pulls to a stop
along Flower Street just steps from the
Orange County Sheriff's Departme nt
• headquarters, and the Orange County Jail,
in downtown Santa Ana.
District offi cials are sensitive to the fact
that having such a major transfer point ( 19
routes intersect at Flower a n d Sixth
streets) S04"1ear the county jail has probably
worried some patrons, particularly those
forced to ride after dark.
But the open air stops near the jaiJ soon
will give way to what's called the Santa
Ana Transportation Terminal, to be located
two blocks away at the corner of Ross
Street and Civic Center Boulevard. near
Orange County government's Hall of
Administration.
The center will include 17 bus bays and
related space for sales of bus passes and
informational dtsplays. The terminal will
be adjacent to an existing parking structure
for which a percentage of spaces will be
made available to those who park their cars
then ride a ~us to work.
The district operates othe r so-caUed park
and nde facilities in the south cour;!.tYy
including Laguna Hills. Mission Vie~
Juan Capistrano and San Clemente. -
Most users of park-and-ride facilities
catch so-called express routes that go to
major employment centers. like Newport
Center in Newport Beach.
Express routes. which generally follow
freeways and major arterials, cost more -
$I 50 per ride -than so-called local bus
routes where the regular one-way fare is 75
cents during peak morning and evening
hours and 60 cents at other times.
(On local bus routes, seniors are charged
35 cents during peak hours, but }:)de free
during off -peak times ; handic,apped
individuals a re charged 75 cents during
peak hours, but only 35 cents during non-
peak ~riods.)
Projects like new transportation centers
and reducing _headways -elapsed time
Fares roll back
for anniversary
To celebrate Ii. 10th operational year, t.he
Oran1e County Transit I>ls\rlct It rollina ~ck bus bt:..ea to "4!:> ctmtl Wednetday , 'nwnday and't'riday, 'nle regular fare 11
76 cenu during peak travel houn.
On •Xpreu routes Hnkin1 maJot
""1denUal and employment ethtera, the
resul•r $1 .&0 fan will be reduced to ~o amu.
:the dlttr1ct wm alto be awardlna a one·
week Jamaica vae-tion for two. Contettanua
wlll find entry blbu on all OCTD buMI.
Hourly •rvice from San'-Ana to lrvlne, ~Be.ch and Balboa bepn Sept. t,
a.trlct otflct.at will a•tlier at 8 a .rn:
Wectn.Say at 8(x\h and J'Jower 8~ tn
downcown San.a Ar'IA -a major tranaf •r
pain\ -to celebri_. 10 yeats of Mr'Vfce.
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CENTRAL ST ATION -Proposed
rapid tra nsit lin(• would branch out
from Orangt.• Coun ty Transit District's
planned Santa Ana Transportation
between bus<'S on any given route -are
part of "service improvements" that will
mark the distri<:t's pohctes over the next
few years.
"Our basic system is pretty mucti set,"
said Madeleine Bickert, while displaying a
large map showing the district's existing
gridwork. "Now. we're JUSt concentrating
on fine-tuning the system."
About three million riders per month
now ride OCTD buses. That's a 35-fold
increase since the district began operallons
10 years ago
In the central county -where housing
densiues are the highest and per capil<l
income the lowest -use of public
transportation ts the highest The centraJ
county. for those reasons. has more routes
than the south <:ounty and more frequent
service
The central county also was where aero m1t1ated regular service 10 years ago
after the then 22-month-old district
acquired 11.S first Imes
Three routes, linking Santa Ana and UC
Irv ine. Balboa Peninsula. and Laguna
Beach, were operated. Ten years ago. the
buses ran once per h our; today the
headway on Rout" 57 to Laguna Beach is
10 minutes.
The d1str1ct's bus fleet. work force and
budget have grown commensurately. from
25 buses in fiscal 1972 to 577 this year.
In the same period. the operations budget
has 1~reased from $1.4 million to $72.3
million. The district. which began work
with five employccs. now has 1.455 on the
payroll
An estimated 35 2 m1lhon passengers will
ride the buses during the current fiscal
year, about 3.7 mtlhon more than during
fiscal 1981 -82 -a result of the district's
heavy investment in advertising and route
improvements.
And while buses will continue to remain
a big part of the county's transit program.
the district has tis sights set on a new
system capable of carrying a large volume
of passengers in rapid fashion.
In l'Onjunctlon with the Orange County
Transportation Commission. the district is
studying a rap id rat! starter Hne that
generaJly would run along the Santa Ana
Freeway.
It wou ld link Anaheim with the John
Wayne Airport-Irvine Industrial Complex
East area.
!luch a system won't come cheap -
• district General Manager James Reichert
says the price tag wiU hit $500 milJion in
current dollars. and will be dependent on
eome type of local transportation tax.
Helchert said a rapid rail "starter line"
could be In pl~ by the end of the decade
-that is, if (undlnl( obstacles are cleared.
Pletza. lelt. Tr.111s1t ltnt' •~ sketched
along Santa Ana Boukvard with state
a n d f E' d (' r ci I b u I I d I n g s I n I h e
batkground
H e said a h 1g h -v ol um(• s ystc•m is
ncccssa ry g1vl·n c:u rr<•n 1 l'St 1ma t.es that
show the county's populauon by 1995 will •
hit 2.7 million pNson:-.. a :H pt•n·ent increase
over 1980.
In thC' same• pt•riod. thl· numher of .)Obs in
the county ts prt>dicted to increase 48
pen·ent. whtlt• the number of daily trips by
rcsidt>nts will hit 9.~I million a 65 percent
inl'rease over thl• 1980 f1gurl• of 5 7 m1lhon.
Reichert l><lld many ix·rsons question the
n eed for SUl'h <1 rapid tr<1ns1t -system.
pointing out that thl• d1~tnet cannot fill the
buses it has now , ex<'<'PI during peak
periods on some rou tC'S
But Re1c·hert :.aid lht· bu~ system in place
has a lot of growing to do Q\'C'r the next 50
years Busl'S that arc> nc'ar-c>mpty today
may not tx-~> t>mptv yt>ani-from now
And, h<' said. as traffic· wors<•ns, the need
for a rapid transit systC'm will become more
and more apparc•nt. s1m·C' buses l'an't travel
any faster in l'Ongl'Stton than cars __,,,
The dtstnct manag(•r ~aid he• doesn't
dispute contentions the automobile will
remain a mainstay for Orange Count,y ,
commut<'rs.
He said the purpose of a transit sysu:m -
whether based on bUSl'S or some other
mechanism is to "siphon off' the extra
load of traffic so that freeways will not
become overburd<.'ncd with ears filled with .
frustrated mo\onsts not going anywh""e
very fast
,# Bus ·connections
easy · to locate
ea Orange Co11t DAILY PILOT /TuHdby. Augu11 31 , IOH:l ..
' NEW OFFICERS -Heading the Women 's
Auxiliary of the Arthritis Foundation of
Orange County's activities for 1982-83 will be
from left, Marian Wright, recording secretary;
Emma Zinsmeycr, membership chairman, and
·Actress
to lead,
• sem1.nar
"Day Extraordinaire,"
the 13th annual
celebration of women's
ach ievement, will be
held on Oct. 9 at the
C r ystal Cathedra) in
Garden Grove.
Actress , d ance r ,
si nging star Carol
Lawrenc e tops the
o utstanding wome n
participating in this
year's event, which has
·"Free To Soar" as its
inspirational theme.
Speakers will include
Sally J o hn, author ,
writer, and wife or New
York Yankee pitc her
Tommy John; Marjorie
Holmes, noted lecturer
and author; Arvella
Sch uller, program
director for the Hour of.
-Power television
ministry and .wife of Dr.
Robert Schuller; and
6-foot-2 humorist Jeanne
Rooertson, the tallest
contestant ever to
compete (and lose) in the
"Miss Ame_rica" ~eant.
Sponso red by the
Women's Ministries of
the Crystal Cathedral,
the event is open to all
women regardless o f
church affiliation.
T ickets. priced at
$17 .50, include the
breakfast and lunch. An
art festival also will take
place on the church
grounds that day.
More than 2,000 are
ex pe c ted . and
r eservati o n s are
required. For further
information c all
Wo m e n 's Minis tries
• omce .971 -4082.
Tom Ca sey
to head
council
Thomas C. Casey. vice
preside nt and trust
•ffi cer for First
American Trus t Co ..
Newport Beach. will
preside over the Business
Council of the Newport
Harbor Art Museum this
year.
H-e replaces Joel
Slutzky, president of
Odetics, Inc., Anaheim,
who remains on the
council and is an active
member of the museum's
Board or Trustees.
Also serving on the
Business Council board
will be vice presidents
Virginia Gute. or Paone,
Genovese, Haldeman &
Gute of Newport Beach.
and Sam Gulko, partner
in Ernst and Whinney,
New port Beach \nd
treasurer Al Frt11nk.
manager of the · Costa
Mesa office of Deloitte
Haskins & Sells.
Nine other Orange
County executives are
officers of this museum
support group that stages
several fund-raising
events, including the
Run-Your-Art-Out lOk
run every spring.
B ual neaa Council
members repre.ent more
than 100 .llrma that
devote Ume and money
to the muaeum.
RUFFELL'S
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COST A MIS.A -14t-I 116-
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Pat Bonadio, president T h e group raises
money to finance programs assisting arthritis
sufferers. Women interes ted in joining the
'Stop Arthritis' auxiliary may ('all 547 -!1591 .
THI INGAGIMINT RING
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Tt•n•1w Ly1111 llrit1l'O<· of Nt:w!'"'' Bt•u<·h und J<'ra11I~ Arthur S1111th pl1111 to bt-marr l'<I Jun 8 1n Our
Lady (.~111·•·11 uf thl' A11w·l:1 l'hurd1, Nl•Wpurt Bcud1.
Tlw 111 Hit• l'lt't'l, duughll'I u f Mr uncJ Mrs. John
W.11111·1 H11-.t111· ut Nt wport 1.X•ut·h. gruduuted from
S.1v. y1•1 l 'ollt·~·· u( Uwnncss Sht• was u 1980 Nt·wport
Chap\1·1 Nut1u11t.1I Ch ... r11y Leaguc debulanll'.
111·1· 1111111·1., who atkndt•d Long Bcu<.'h Cit y
Collt:'i<<·. 111 1111' ~11 of tht• !alt-M1 and Mrs Willliun
Sn 11th
.4'/Ji ,...,./ y-l l ogas
Mr und Mrs. R1l·hurd Shively of Costa Mt•b<i haw
unnou11<:t«I the Ot·tobcr wt•dd111g plans of the11
duughtN Susan and Jc•ffrt•y Rogru., also of Costa Meliii
Tht• bride-to-be graduated from Estancia High
St'hool anJ ht•r futun• husband 11> an El Mo<lt•1rn Hl~h
., $d1ool ~tlumnus.
Announcing a
Summer Program
. For Teens!.
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Orango Coaat DAIL V PILOT /Tu11dey, Augu1t 31, 1982 Bl
·Te as bUbble burSt for job seeker
t e l work r de id to go horn to '' tarve''
Mllll.ANl>. 1'11 !Al') Lmtl
ul I 11tt•t•lw11rkt•1 I lu111ld 'l'uylur
left tht• dl•p1 t•w1wd Oh111 H1 v1•1
Va Ill• y I :i mun 1 hi\ Ul(11 r 11 1 11
"guurnnll .. •d" ,111b 111 Tt>Xilli Two
jullN h11t•r 111111 Ml pounds lif(htt·r.
he, d~·1d1'<.l that If lw's f(mng lo
st.arve ht• might us well do II 111
home.
He sars ht• learm•d lhere IS no
such thing as u. guaruntt>ed JOb
these days. BO people l1ke him
have to "weutht•r the storm" of
economk ha,rdshlp.
"Things uri• l!t o 111i.: to gl'l
bettC'r," ht' shruggc•d. "I Jo11'1
think thl'Y tan gN any wori.t• "
Taylor, 40, a fotht-r of two, wai;
laid off 13 months ago from tlw
Crul·1bll' S tumlt•ss Stt•l'I urH.1
Alloy D1v1!>1on 111 this SLt·t'I
Valley town betwt.·t•n P1tu,1Jurgh
and Youngstown, Ohio Coll
Industrtt•s 1s <:losing tht· pl.int
<:X:t 15
ln February. thl' wt•t•k ht· got
his finul unC'mplovnlt'nl dwck,
Taylor took a ,1oh 1n L1bt•rty,
Texas. w nh Nanon~1I Pip<.• and
Tube Co. Tht• subs1cl1c1ry of
National Steel Corp .. mad<.· p1pt•s
111 tht• 011 wdl drilling boom and
f(u&1runt1.·t'd wnr k wlthoul
layoff a
T uylu1 g11t a p;J1r of $5110
bonui.<•-i, u month'o; f11 •t • how.mg
and hoard I It• JUlll J,lt'd ul lht:
t:h1tlll'I' lltoe ( 11mily 11t.iyt•d bt•h111d,
phmnmg tu 11111v1· down lutt•r
"Whut did I havt: lo losl''"
Taylor su1d in a l't'<.'1.•nt 111tt•rvi1•w.
"I w.1i:. f't•lut:tunt lu lt•avtt But
with guar::11H tted no h1y11ff:s. I
t'Xf.>l'('lt•d to work the• rt·st of m y
lafl'" I
But tht• dnlli11g lmw11 Wl•nt
bust, and Taylor wns fu1 lougl1l'd
May I
Tht•n• sull1 W<is no n·ason tu
frl'l, ht• th o ugh 1 H ouston
nt·wspapt•rs had lid p wanll'd
s(•<:t1oni. f1ll1ng mcirt• than 100
pagei..
Ht.• took anothc•1 ,111b as a
m11lwrigh1 with St. Hcg1i. Papc•r
Co But again there was Lalk of
layoffs and shu l<luwns. and
T<;ylor dt•<.:1dC'd to go homt· om·
week bc•fore he was dut• to Ix·
furloughc.•d again
"In six months, ll wC'nl from
boom to bust, Liter&lly. It's hke
th\• huhhlt• hoK bun.t ,'' ht•
I ('t'U I lt'ti
"I muldn't offoid tu puy 111y
mortMHtW up ht'I\' um.I lx• down
ttwrc· II l'm ~om~ to sturvt-. I
Jlllt(ht ll!i Wl·ll .cu hm·k h111111• a11d
sUlrVt'," he su1d ufkr H·lUI lllll8
from Tc•xas th1 11 munth
Asidt• from his vu11111h1ng ]l'ltli.,
Taylor hud u rush 11( personol
problt•ms in 'l\·xas By tht• ttinl·
ht• was but·k, lw had lus t 50
po11n1b..
111• oruught his famil y to Texas
1n Jurw. but lwu days bC'fort> ht•
wus to mmplt•ll· thC' purt:hasc of a
houst'. ht• suys. it burnc.'Cl to th<.•
~round, f.Jrl'tng the furmly to live
through the hut summt>r 1n a
two-lx•droom trailc·r with no air
c· on d 1 t 1 o n 1 n g H 1 s G e rm an
i.hepht•rd dog died two days aftN
arriving m Texas.
Up North, his houw originall y
was for sale· at the appraised
JH 1 l' <.' o f $ 4 :l . 0 0 0 T a y I o r
ultimately dropped the asking
pm·t• lfJ $1 8,000 but sllll never
found a buyer in the depreSS<.'<i
housing market.
Aftf'r t h e> famil y movl•d,
•
1100\l'OIW I .lllltllt'kt•d I ht• VUl'illll
houw llu• mottwr. whu lt11ew two
do11r11 11w<1v . i.ufft·rt·d u two11
ull1u·k ·
"It was l1k1• 1•vt•ry duy y11u
wont.In wh.tt'11 ~ulllf!I 111 h.tJljWll
next," mud Taylor, wear111~ 11 'J'
shirt and Lone• St11r lx•ll bul·kll·
"I Cin11lly said we'rt.· not hv1ng
like this 11nymore. I fell llkt.· u
gypsy . lt wasn't tht.• way I
wanwei to raiSt• my kids."
'J'aylin· l't'l'l'IVt•d y t•l .11101 ht•L'
Texui> Job ufft·r. but ht• tut 11l'd 1l
down flut , twt•11ui.t• ht· w:i:-.
offered work as an electrictan
for a n11npuny thut u11l11ad1•d
foreign stt•t.•I al a Tt.•Xiot., h,11 ho1
"It wai. a mallt•r of p1 llK'lplt-
UndC'r d1ff1 •n •111 l'lll'U111!'ll;11\1.·1·s, I
might hav1.· Wkt·n thl' Joh " ht·
said.
Bat.·k al h1., honw m nt·arby
East L1vt•r pool 0 11111, Tayl"r
worki. al odd job:-., w.1111ng fur
svmcth111g p1.·rma1wn1 111.· has
two yl•ar., of t'ollt·~t· ;mt.I ha.,
attendc·d tr<tdt· !'ldtoob, :.11 h1·'i.
confident of f111d111~ work
NO GUARANTEES Unemployed steelworker Haro ld
Tuylor sits m a bar in Midland, Pa., where h e once worked
and thinks back on his JOUrney to Te xas m search of work . He
found "guaranteC'd" .)Obs but was laid off anyway
Family brewery thinks small, prospers
Lager-maker sells e very drop it brews as 1·ivals try ~to k eep from going flat • • ST MAH YS, Pa. (AP) -
S lrtt ub Bn·wt'ry lnl'., bucking the
b i~-1 s -best trC'nd amon R
brewc·r11.•s, 1:-. happy being near
lhc bottom of the barrel and has
prospC'rt•d for 11 dt'<'ades while
larger lag1.·r -makers fought to
keep from going flat
600 brl'Wl'l'll'!'I 111 I !JI IJ 'l'tw JXJ!'ll
Proh1b1tt on high wa., 7!'10
brc:;wprit·s. in 19:!5
. "Th<.• tnmd didn't lwik vt·ry
good JO yt•ciri. ago," s;.i1d lh·rb
S traub of tht• van1!'lhing lol·ul
brewtoru.~ "Now tht• tn·nd h1ok:.
good lht• ot ht·r Wi.l)' Oui futun·
looks good ..
111 alc·o h o l . pr o mpting
towni.pt'Oplt• lo l·all II "high lt•sl "
"Yo u C.·an't f i nd a bl'ttc·r-
lasting b1.•cr ," s aid Formc·r
Chc·atll" a local resident who w;,is
los1rig a battle to hold 1n a
bulging belly ht.• e<i ll<:d "bt't•r
musd(•!." during a Vl!.ll lo tht•
br{'wc·ry
"We like to fish and hunt and tak e
yt•ars' t•xptmcnte and l'omplcllon
of u spt•<:iat· tourse.
Straub bc>e r is d istributed
Within 150 miles Of the brewery.
But about one-fourth of it is sold
at a drive-up window on the
ground.,, where a case costs $8.
The S traubs d o little
advc•r11smg Th<' family -owned brewery,
thC' third smallest commC'rcial
beer produn•r m America, has
been selling every drop it l'an
produ<.'C' and says customers bC'g
ror m ore. care of our g arden But then• are no plans to "
"Why should I advertise? I
dor.'t have en,.,ugh beer now. We
havl• some posters We sponsor a
15-mmute s ports s how on the
radio in St. Marys. And we have
softbdll team , a bowling t eam
and a voll <'yball team," said Herb 1.•x pand th<.• plant founded in 1872 ----------------------------
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HEADY SUCCE SS -President and master brewer J immy
Staub of Staub Brcwt•ry hoists a glass of his product standing
beside one of the copper kettles that help make up to ;35,000
barre ls o f beer a year.
FDIC to pay off
bank depositors
The Federal Deposit Insurance
Corp 1s preparing to pay off
depositors of the fatlC'd Western
Nat1onAI Bank of Sant.a Ana. a
spokesman has said
The s pokesman. who asked
tha t his name not be used, said
by telephone from Washington,
DC , that the FDIC board of
directors announced this week
that it was preparing to pay off
the holders of the 1,800 deposit
accounts up to the insured limit
of $100,000 per depositor
However, h e said the FDIC
hasn't given up seeking another
bank to assume the dC'pos1ts.
"We're still trying to find
0 ~
somebody to take 11 over/' he
said
The bank was dosed F riday by
Doyll' Arnold, acting controller of
the currency. and the FDIC was
named received Arnold
attribu t e d the fa i lure t o
significant loan losses but did not
specify the reason for them. the
spokesman said.
The spokesman sa1C! bank
failures ar<' up significantly: 30 so
far this year, compared to 10 each
in 1981 and 1980.
He said there have been thr('(!
payoffs of depositors this year lO
date, compared to two in 198 1
and three in all of 1980
by PC'ler Straub, who brewed a
hearty thirst-quencher for
lumbc.-rjat.·ks drawn lo this
German s c•ttlC'mcnt in the
Alk•gh1·ny Mountains about 100
miles north of Pmsburgh.
"Small 1s better," secretary
lfrrb Straub says.
"W1•'rt• able• lo gN up and leave
~hen Wl' wcint to. We like what
we're• doing, Wt.•'re just not living
that fas t pace Why get any
bigg<'r'l" asked cousin Jimmy
Straub. prvs1dc.•nl a nd a master
brt•wcr
"Ween,1oy our lifestyle .. We
likr to fish and hunt and take
t•arc of our gardens. and we like
to gN dont· with our work in
eight hours." s~ud brother Gilbert
Straub. v1c·c• president and also a
master br<:wC'r
"Besides, c>xpans1on could 'cut
down on our drinking llrne," hC'
laughl•d. ho1s11ng a fresh glass of
brew
S tra·ub employs 45 'peoplC' and
produn>i. 35.000 barr<-ls of beer
annually The only smaller U.S
brt•wNics are Geyer Brothers
Brewc•ry 1n Frankenmuth, Mich ..
which made 3,400 barrels in
11981, and Anchor Steam in San
Franc1S(.'O with 25,000 barrels.4
Anheust'r -Busch. the world's
largest brewer, produ ced 54.5
m11l1on barrels last year.
Straub 1s on <' of o nly 40
surv1v1ng U S bre w eries.
A('(·ord1ng to th e I nternal
Rcv<'nuc> Serv1c·e. there were 1,-
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The n urnbt.·r of nwrgc·n. 1s
declining a· 1d lht· publtt.· 1!'. loyal
lo the n•ma1n1ng ltx·al bn·wi.. ht•
said.
Found<'f Pl'tt·r Slr<1ub'., "''('rt'l
recipe is sull bt:1n~ ust·d at lhl·
brewt.•ry &rlt·y mal I , hop., ;ind
corn fl a kn an .. · n1okcd wllh
mountain i.prmg w<1lt·r drawn
from a 170-fuol wt·ll bt•f11n· lhl'
be<>r is aged ubout six w(·t•ks It
has no sugar. salt. syrups or
pres<'rvat1vt•s
The b<.•t•r 1s rnmpar:Jt1111·ly high
A shiny coppt•r br<.·wt·r built m
190 I makes a bat.ch of b<.'<·r_a day.
f111c• days a week.
"Th<' big guys can bottlt• m a
dciy what WC' make m a year."
laughed Herb Straub, whost·
w1f<.• and daughter also work al
tht-brt>yvery.
Tommy Straub, 22. represents
Lh<' fourth generation of Straub
dt·scendants at the brewery He
ll'fl his job at a local bank and
hopl•s to b ecome a mas t e.r
brt•wc·r, whi,t:h rc>qu1res three
S traub •
Huwc•ver , the family keeps
l'UStom<'rs flocking back w iU-, a
brl•wcry tap that is open every
day but Wednesday so thirsty
to wnspt'OplC' can q uaff a c.'Old one.
"Our b1ggl'st goodwill gesture is
that spigot right there. That's a
tc·rrific advertise ment," said
G1llx:rt Stra ub.
A list of rC'gulations gover'ning
thl• tap reads: "This tap is a
pr1vill0 &<' gra n t e d to our
customt•rs and not an obligation "
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#I busipess bank
to worX for your
manufacturing business.
Wh<:th<:r you :-upply raw mat<:ri:.tb.
parts or finished ~o<.xl,, you m:<:d a
IYank that rl".tlJy ~t:ts to know your
husin<:s.,. Al Hank of America. we hav <:
corporatl' lxmke~ a1 ~pcda.l l<Kation. ...
all across the state. ·1nl~ hankers
\.\'Ork dosdy w ith you to umk r-
stand your hw.inc.."S..' and p >ur
industry a.' well. What\
more. they have locaJ
authority to make..· Uita1
" impon ant uc..'(fit tkd-
o;ion for you.
Our corpor.m·
hankers pro\'idc acn.·,s to a
wide rang<: of financial S<.'r-
\ice-, impomuu to you. lnc~
include: 1.int.-s of ac..·dit
Accounts rn :dvahlt: amt
inventory financing for
working capital. C t"ih man-
agement St"rvicc...-s to optimize:
cash now. tenn lmms for
expansion. the TRACS'
service for better frdW1t paymmt
management International
services such a'! l<:tter.; of c..:rc.:dit
and forei(Ul exchange for raw
material~. components ;md
finished gcxx.l5.
O ur service capahllit)' is one..·< >f
many rca'!on.' why we alread y
work w ith 54)% of all (.allfomia
bu.4iincsscs. Put th<: money and
muscle of CalJfom la 's numhcr one
business hank to work for you.
~ your ne-.trest Bank of ,'\mcrka
t'orporate service: banke r ro<l,ay.
BANKIB
OF AMERICA
Put #I to work fbr you.
IANK or l\MUt(llNIOA • ~mll•• 'Or(• k n• 1°1 A-rote NII\• .. IJ
500N
I
Newport Center
wpon Center Drive
Wally Neilsen
(7 14) 75944 17
I
.. 0tlnQ9 OOMt DAILY PILOT/TUMdaV. Augu1t 31, 1982
ome
trade
" ,. ,,1 .. , talk set
~=~=-~ Realtor Bill C.Ote wW ,.. .. , 1219 apeek on "How to Trade COP~::"'...;;.. 1 Your Home" in u 7:30
~~t,,5,,-0401 , p.m. IM!mlna r WedruJtlduy ....... __ •• -at the Marriott Hotel In ..,. ... ....,, .. ....,:;., Newport Beach. _..,..,....,.,. ___ .,.. Cote, prctddcnt of h1I
own firm, will t'X plore ... =1111-=================:::;;I the altcrnAtivcs to aelJlna. Photoa.apbic Business Cards a home: In lht!9e troubled e• -a-anomic Umett.
A rww Adl4rt.,. IMdlun1 t0t ~ llulil*e 6/ol 'lfM 111oN:n The 11emlnar, free, ls
,13a.oo.. · o pen to the p u bJlc.
1or 1000CAAOS Reservations ma y be ....... , made b y t ele phoning
760-1800.
Get a READY EQUITY.
Cr&dlt Line.and write
a check tor up to
•100,000.
You can initiate a loan tor up to $100,000 simply
by writing a, ch~ck if you·have a Ready Equity credit
line. use the equity in YO!:Jr home to establish the
redit ~ne, and then you don't have to worry about
:_aipprmtals-oi:...pi:OGessin9 wne-A ~"' neeEH~e-m
Write a check and you have instant cash.
• CALL (714) 644-1634 ..... ,,, ....
DALL~~OUND -Val Rodriguez of Signal
Hill Clashes a big smile as he accepts a barJi:
ticke t on Jet America for a !light to D ,
· caum 1Ul11111
Terry R. Teeples and Jerald A. Allord have
been named to head the land development and
commercial/industrial divisions respectively of The
.Mes.iter .CO. •
Mesiter is a real esta te d evelopment firm
headquarlert.-'d in New port ~ach .
Sa ndra Tankersley is business service
represen tative for Huntington Nationa l Bank.
U~o
Texas. The .Long Beach -based airlin e offe red
1,000 one-way ticke ts for $4.05. Hundreds
Uned up to buy the~.
Ellen E. Hansen has been promoted to assist.ant
vice president and manager of California Fu-st Bank
Harbor View office in Newport Beach.
Enterprise National Bank, an organiz.ation in
Newport Beach, has arinounced a plan to defer its
stoeK o(fering for an indefinite period of time,
accord ing w Tim P eralta, bank president.
The bank wiU be returning funds, plus interest
earned. within three weeks to original investors
who had subscribed for the purchase of common
stock, Peralta said.
Manville
shocks
hometown
•MANVI LLE , N .J,
(AP) -Manville Cor p. U.
a tradition in thi• wwn,
th e r t.•a1on f or ill
exU.t.cnc.oe anti lta name.
So for tht-pt.'Oplu here, lt.
wa1 a n un s~ttllni
1urpriac w hen th•' 1}'6nt
a.ix..we maker moo for
pro~llon undt!r federal
bankruptcy law.
"I wish I knew wh;at It
all mt:ans," "saiO ' Rose
S uto , w hQse husba nd
wor ked a t the local
Manville plan t for more
than JO years before he
died of a n asbestos-
related cancer. Mra. S uto
Is now s u i n g t h e
company. still t he largest
asbestos manufacturln
the United Stalei.
"I don't know what to
t hink about it ," said
Fr a n k S h .u b 1 a k , a n
Inspector at the factory
where he has worked for
32 years. Among the 766
union me mbers at t he
plant, the average age is
54 and the newes t
worker has been there· 18
years. " "We really don 't know
much ." said S t ep he n
Baltnt, the tax assessor
for this Somerset County
communi ty of 12,000 ,
w here the plant pays 13
~-ent of the tax bill.
Manville Corp., with
sales over $2 billion last
year, filed Jast w~k for
protection from creditors
under Chapter 11 of the
Fede r al Bankr·u p tcy
.. Ueat Aroerican f-ederal E
Gordon Y. Watada, Laguna Beach, has been
named vice presi~ent of Thom pson-Crenshaw , Inc.,
an airpert planning and management consultants
firm located in Hawthorne, N. Y. Watada will be in
charg~ of the West Coast office near Los Angeles
Jnternational Airport.
Joseph P. Munger has been.named chairman.of . Code. citing the> threat to
Capistrano National Bank and Meredith L. Russell th e co m pa n y f rom
president. The bank has branches in Irvine, Sant.a as be s to s -re I a t e d
Ana, San J uan Capistrano and FuUerton. litigation.
==~~=NO=~~~~=~=~=NO=OC=E ~~~~~~=~=~=c ~~~~~~~~~,~~=-~ov~THECOUNHR
FICTITIOUS BUSINl!SI YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A NEW YORK ("Pl co1r lie 16'-i ••~ 1ntmea 11>r, llt'll PenaEM ftC11T10Ua ....... NOTICE Of' PRIP.AAATION NAME STATE•NT DEE 0 0 f TR U IT• DATED NASDAQ quoqllom. C~ 1·32 t-J2 ln1m1C.i 11v, II~ Pfl\1• ' .._ .. TA.-.n' M •GATIVI OIEClMlATION .., , ........ r99 YOU \llowlno 11'9N\t bi~ ComCIH SJ\!< SJ"'-ln8W"" I~ I~ ""pbp The following perao11 la l!ol11g Th• IRVIN E RANCti WATER The IOllOWtl10 persons ere dotno JA*'ARY -· 1179. ~ ano -· olfen by CmlShr 11 ""' lwa5oUI 1Slt ,.v. Pelrllt ~ u : DISTRICT ·Is prepar•no a ~altve txismess as TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT markel maun H ot Cmwle1 111,1 m·> vJJilly • 1.n 11 n Pelllbon
RAINBOW CLEANERS, 27S4 Oeclaretlo11 tor the protect M. K. ARMS, INC . 9 112 Hyde YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY H t.:i:,.~~l?..:..o: ~:'!!" ~~. :~ ~o:,·:~"" ~~~ r.i;; ~r~~~~
EMt Cout Hwy .. Corona del Mer. deacrlbed l>elow. A "Draft" Park Drive, Hunlonglon Bedch, IO&.D /.T PUeLlC SALE. IF YOU m.,•dl>-"' comm-Croslre IS>;. It IOl•ar 1 1 1-16 Pinkf'ln ,._ ..._ ti "-la atlo Is (ii al the Calllornle 92646 NEED AN EXPLANATION 'Of THE IHlon for MonOay. CutlrFd s 1 Ill> Kaman -IH. 1a PlonHI > .... ...,.a 1141 ..-. r n on Se PHOENIX FIREARMS, INC., e NATURE Of THE PROCEEDING .sEtocl. 'i~ 81~. 1~~ c0yac~on. o ·a sv. KtlySv • 2• H V1 Po\•is Vlnem .. buh OuhetlCk>gtu, 5112 Olttrlct t0tllce. 18802 ardeel1 Alabama corporation. 9112 H"de AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD ., ·-•-.,, I .,... • 11-. IHo Klm~ll 17 17~ PruGM Veeper. Shelman O,akl. Ca. 91403 Avenue. Irvine. Ceillornla. and Is ' C ER. AFAProl u v, 1611> o aytM 14.,. IS Klno1n1 1\, 1 Prss1..,,,. Tl* ~la conducted by·an available tor publk: 111spect1Q11. A Park Or Ive. Hu11ll11gton BHoh , co,::,~~c: ~ ~8TEE'S SA!i . AVM Cp 4Y. 0 • 0-• .,,.· • S-1' KloofC. ,, .. 21-.. Proorp
lndMduel. Negative oeclaratlon w ltl be Callt~~~.9:.~6 Ruplloger. 9112 NO. 040l2J :~~~~ 1~4. '~ g::"bi:, 1~~· :k ~~!f:v ':.,, ':~! ~e~.·~
V. Ounendogtu. o111tdered tor approval or Hyde Paik Olive, Huntlnoton Beach. 011 October '· 1982. 11 ·10:00 Addl\l\W 10 io•,, o.-yEI l l \I• Kullcu l3 Jlft Pu1oeap Thie tta._,t wu llled with the d,lnppr,ovel by the Board of • M 11 1 1 1 Adv.R.ou )\oo ~It. OlaC•Y\ ,,,... ..... _,, • ~ ~ t•"" o...t.rctt -eouMy-Ctef11 ot·Orange Cou~ trectors of tlle.Ola1rlct a1 llS CelltoMl*'92646 "'· ., 11 1 e m e n-en rltfloe 0 4118\tl , ••~ uv. OlanCr.u u 11 l.•ndAn ll'• • Ra~<:i>
8 11 1 be held 1 the DISTRICT Kennith 0 Dominick, Route 1, Lewyeri Tille Insurance Comp•"¥· Alicolnc 31¥1 JJV1 Oocultl n •,. nv, l.•"41Co 3H• JIVt Aaymnd Augult 27. 19 2. mee l10 ° 8 P.O. Box 125 Fruithurst, Alabama. 520 North Malo S11ee1 In lhe City of Amuu S'-i •~ Dollr"'1 "', 19~ l.llnv• JS.._ 1• RHves • F1984 OFFICE on September 27, 1982 36262 S ta •na ,._ .. t of Or•"""' Stale AFurn ~ S''" Doy1oe "''• 1111> l.ln8•d ' 'f.l"'-nv, Aoac1s ..
Publl•h•" Orang• Coaat Dally Project Name: PURCHASE OF R. Ned Walker, Route 1, P. o. o~nc.:'111~';';:;1~.y C AL1'F'o'RNIA ~?,.'~p . ?! ... ??t oo~!! .. f"'o =,.·~ "••·" ~-,,lrn !°, ~:~ ARool>l>Mu .. ., PllotAug. ~ Sept. 7, 14, 21, 1982 APACITY IN REACH 1 OF THE RECO E CE COMPANY ~ .., ., .,., -· •· -..ICl4 '" -
• 3836-12 B tAKN~~E ~ 'i~~ 't~f~N Fri: Bo;h~2~::i=r~t·~~~~!?!~6~ Cetllo~n~a Vc"o~poretlon, as d;,I~ :=• 1~ 1~· er.~;,'~ s• 1~ =~'F0'.1 ~~ ~t ~f~: .,_.,. llftT1C( oorporatlon appoloted Trustee uoder that AResMo 1 tv. Econl.ab n on 21-.. MMl\GE u-.. 1sva StHelGO I"~ nu IRVINE LAKE PIPELINE, AWeld 21 11 EIPatEI 111/t 11 ,,,..9'1PI l-" • StPaul ---11U ... S8 OrP~rol•. c t Locat1011: County of Phoenix Flrearma. l11C. cert11111 Ooe<I of Trust.executed by Anadlte '"' ,,,,_ Elder lie s s:r. ,,,..tRt O• s ScrlpH • ... ..._,.,....,. ' Michael K. Rupll11ger. KIM M. ADAMS. 8 sl11gle mSl'I U AnoSA IOh 11 EleNu<I I~• tv. Marlon •"'° •'I• Se ..... NAm 8TATlmN1' Pur Alldtor ..... addiUonal • Prllldent • trualor. rec0<de<f on February 1', •no•<i" •"-10'n El-• w n 11 M ... ILP lO JI ~""" •
f 11 I ~ -" d , T'"'· stat-en! was f' ... d ...,th t'"• 1°79. as lnalrument No. 14691, In •...,.:rJeeMI 111~''" 11,7"• EEn"r,,_o.v, 11'• 11 ... llllayPI I'• '"" Svc~r Tiie 0 OW ng flOn 1• oing ~Jt·y In "-·-h 1 of , .... Bak~ ""' _.. ..., "" '"' "' 1 •1• 1~ ~-y~I · S ''• 5,. mst -.......,. '"' -Coy11ty Clerk ot Or1111ge County on Boo!< 13034. Page 226. ol Ottlclal ArdenC.9 J•r. ~ £nRh 4 • .1:; ~c;"rn ~· ,-; ~Me<i ~Ae;:H IC MARKET I N G ~~~~:~:dw~l~~:d~I~~-~ August 27. 1982 "1tat4 Record or Oraoge County, Stele of A11Gsl.1 U\oo U'ti EnlwiMI 11¥1 13~. McF•r1 I~• I~ Shwmul
PRODUCTS, 3110 E. Eagle Or., t raoalerred to the 1rv1oe Lake PulJllshed Orange Co11t Dally Celllom1a. under the power of sale :u.r: s ~t.,. m; EqlltSL :!to :,,_ ~~ g~ :r~ ~\~~~:
• ANlhelm, Ca. Pipeline (ILP). llefeby raising ILP Pilot, Aug 31, Sept, 7, 14, 21, 1982 therein c;ontaloed. will sellJlt publl<: e~rr:C:e si. •v. ~11:'ft' H2 7.32 M 1 d s • w SC•lwtr
Kf nneth R. Smi th, 6 431 syttem presaurM . Thie i11Crease lo, _____ ,_. _____ 38_5_8_-_82 euollon to the highest bldde< for a.11yPP s•. ••11 F'arme.p JJ~ 34 ""'.-1'"1MdldCap swEISv
C.tawbe Ln .. k'vlne. ca. 92716. p<M*Jre wlll beneftt all UWI of the.. DIDll( llftTIC£ cash. or check as detcrlbed b4il'ow, e:s~~E. , ':>;;.·~ ~:f~r.,, ~"" ~~ Ml,:.R:; • .... ~!·d:ii~.; Thia ~ II conctuctecl by .,, ILP. {...... nu pay1ble 11 lhe Hrna ol aale In lawful 8 nF :iav. -,_ "' ~
lndlvldual. OATl!D: Auguat 24• 1982 1---------~-----mo11ey of the U111ted Sta tea ot a:~,.,W. IO'll II>'-' ~l= f,Y> ~~"' Midi&• • 1~1~ 111~ ~:~=
KenMlh R. Smith Betty J. Wheeler NOT1C"' ,_ "'!!!"'anE'I IALE America, wllhout wan anty express a..11.. s... ~ FIWnFln •'II •'4 MllllDr u 2''11 Sl••ISI This siet-1 wes ftled with the Secretll)I "'.,... •nv or Implied as 10 t111e. uae. Bftl1PI II h 1 Flrc\Bk' n~• ;,,... MJulllG 17~ ""'
County Cletll of Orange County 011 Publlshed Orange Coasl Delly T.l ,.No. M542 • possessl1>n or encumt>ra11ces. ell ==~~ m'.; ·~m ~:~cNr.a l!v. l!~ =~~ •t~ ~~
Augutt 27. 1982. f1tla1 Pilot, Aug. 3 1, 1982 YOU A~,~~~tfut~ UNOE~ A r:o:~· ~~~h·~~~~:=~e~~ 118°:/:C:dt~~ ::~ 1~~ 1~~ ~:,':~~8 1!~ 1~: =.'fif ~h. m:
3832·62 """ED Of T'"''ST D'"TlD S-23-11. 81 ,_,, • ... F ~ • ~-I lit' ,. Publl•h•d Orange Coaat Delly .... nv .. tollow1110 described property ,_ r • -orm I ·"' • -••n" •• UNLESI YOU TAJ<E ACTION TO situated In the atornald Coun"' and Blyv-10'1 IO'l't Franll 11 u -•m 101. 10'-' PllOt Aug. 31. Sept. 7. 14. 21, 1912 -----------....,..-1PROffCT YOU" PROPERTY, IT •• 8onan1 ll't 1 FranllE l:J\O 14\1. -!Club ,.,.. l'-i
NASO LISTINGS
, 3838-82 ~IC NOTICE Slate. to wit 8rwTorn• ,_ tY> FrMSG 28'11 a v. Mue1i.r 1' llY>
--.,.,..,,.,,..,,.., __ ,.... __ ..,,....,..,..,.---"!::'MAY •E IOL~ AT A PUILIC PARCEL 1: Rucki•• 11"-u Frr""'' ~ s~ Harr!IC 211• U"1 NASDAQ SUMMARY -------------1 '1CTI1lOUI llU.,._IS LI . If Y 0 U NEED AN Unit 291, City ol lrvl11e. County Buffets ~ ll'll FutlrHB """ 1114 HD•l'e 17'1\ 11'11 ~ NOTIC( ....... aTATEMfNT EX NATIO ... CW THE NATURE C 8urnuc6 10-. 10h nAutm •V. •'-N•ll"'k!. 134• 2l+o -Q Q'"INIT of Orange. Slate of alllomla, .. CHL f!ln 2'h JV. GnOe..c• 1411 ' NYAlrl 2V1 ,.. NEW YORK (AP) -Mo•I acl lvt 0-· l'ICnnout ...... The fOllowlng l*I011S are dol11g Of' THE PROCEl!DIH A .. ahOwn end defined on that certain GHRIE HI •OO • ''"
·T fleAmoll 18TA~I d bual~E~IFIEO PRODUCTS. 88 i~:."·aHOULD CONTACT A ~~~tio!~/:f:,= 1m ~:~~ ~,: i~~ r.::~ :1r ilt;, :::::::~ ~ s~v. ~~rer ·~=~1!J,l4M1'"1~N~~
..,..!!,__ .!:" ng pereo" 1 otng FIAr Or .• Coale Meaa, Ce. 92628 On "'-r;ber 21. 1982, at 9.00 ol Ofllclal Record a o l Ora11ge c..,En 7•16 ._ .. Glflnttt l "1 t Hike 8 l'.\4 40 "Pl>ltC »9,too ''"' 11'• • "' ---....., Cep!.w s 10 11 C.yrOllYn 1 1'-i HCarC.. 1µ.. l4Y. Tandtrm 151,MO ?I"-21t;. • "' R 1 B'8 TOUCH OF CLASS Robert J. Co11wey II. 17172 A.M .. Tit e lnaura11ce and Trull Coun1y, Calllornla. c..,Alr 11 _,. •~ Hed..ofl ._,. .v1 HwlHGs 11~ 1111> Inlet . 20t.JOO JSY> lS'" • "' H S9t AMbel Gerden GrOlle cA Marina View Pl .. Hu11tlrlgton Bead\, Compa11y. II duly ~ppol111ed PARCEL 2: <:¥•Cl> 101;, 21 HamlPI 11 llV• Hwl~ 1'~ ""' Coors 8 16S,«JO ""' 1141> -l"-t2943 \ • Ca. 92649 Truetee under a11d pursuant lo A'1 undhllded 114'1f\ 111tereJt '" Cel11s ..., •~ H••-'"" 1 Howell 3~· JI~ ~e•u• ••s,100 •~· th .. ~.
.. .:..._ L-...:.. ........ .....__ 1913 w MI c h• e l Jo h a z . 6 3 9 2 Deed ol Trull da1ed March 23, 1981 a11d to Lqt 6 of Traci No. 10137 as c,~•r~lv ""'11~ 3011, HHr~== -·~ 2'7"" vJNucrp '"'' 13.16 • a1 ~ s. 1~~ll00,JOO ~L 1 111)1'," -111, ~ Pl~CA 92904. · Sl!Yerwood Or .. Hunt111gton Beactl, r8Ci0<ded Match 26, 1981, as l11at. ahoW11 on a Map recorded 111 bOoll c~~H Jl ~ u::: H:~... 21\o<J 2l1"1 OcHntr 13~ 13,. 'A:;;:E iiS.ooo ii\. •i1~ •, ,.,..
Thll ~ ll'c:onducted 11¥..,, Ca. 92647 No. 34534, 111 boOk 13995, page 4 2 6 . "pa 0 ••• 4 8 I 0 5 0 0 I OwnLM llh ll _..,. --~::GM 34\. JS'I• MflrR• 130,400 lh 1 ll·J7
lndMdull Tl'tll bull,_ la COl1ducted by an 1773 of Olflclal Recotd1 In~ off10e Mls«lleneous Maps. records of ~~~11 ~~ l!~ ==~• ~ ·~~ OllFe~ 3~ 3~~~ Adllapc.O Ann. L.OIMe AMct. u11l11corpoTeted assoctet1011 other of 1he County R9cor'd« of Orange Or•l108 County, Caltt0<nla, togelher Clrfk o •'h ~ IMS '"' IS'"' ,~ ouerTP ""' ,.,,,. OecJlntO Tl* ltalement WMl llled with the then • pertnenhlp. Counly. Calllor11lal WILL SELL AT with all ·Improvements thereon, Cltr.So<M 7+-a ISC 1414 14~ PCA 1n1 s s1 Unch.tnoe<1
Coullty Cleftt of Orange Courlty on Robert J. Corlway II PUBLIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST e11cept1ng therefrom Condominium C111UtA ' JI Jl\11 1ntra1no ,.,_ l 'h P•t..18 ll'h II Total ISwt• """ 20 -.,._ Thll ttat-t was fifed with the BIDDER FOR CASH OR CASHIER'S Uolta 24S through 256 lnclualve. CIUUIB J:Jt;, U~ Intel Hli'J JPI. PcC.aA l74'o v. New lllQM _,, • r~· .,,_,_County Clerk of Ora1109 County on CHECK, (payable at time of aale lti end 281 through 312 lnclualve. ~= 2:v. 2:,,. l:~:o'~ ,!~ 2~ ~::;11/' '" 1111 New !Owl Publlehed Ora"I:. Cout Dally August 27. 1912. lewfUI m~ ot the U11lted SlalM) located 1heieon. ..... ''' ''" Tolal .. ttt
Plot, Aug. 10, 17, 4, 31, 1912 F....-at the South rront entrance lo the Ex()890ng tJleretom en o11. o4t 357M2 Publlahed Ore11ge Coast Delly old Orange Cou11ty Courthouae r ights, mlnerala mlner1I rlghla.
------..-------..-Piiot Aug. 31, Sept. 7, 14, 21. 198Q located in the 200 Block of WM I· 11atur11I ges rights a11d other "8JC NOTIC( 3888·82 Senta A11e Blvd. (formerly Welt 6th hydrocarbo11 substa11cet below a
--------------------------sq, ~a11ta Ana. Callfornle, all right, depth ot 500 fMI under the parcel MOTICa TO CMDn'ORe "8.IC NOTICE· title e11d lntereJI co11veyed to and of 1e11d heretnabova detorlbed,
OI' MILK 1'UJll"" ...., OI' held by II under said Deed of wltllout the right ol aun-111try, u
......,.,... TO TRllll""' .....,...COURT Truat In the property ahuated In Mid r-rved 111 the deed from Quell ALCOMOUC ~ LJCml CW CM.lf()llNIA County and Stete deacrlbed u : Ru11·Nortllwood, a limited ( ..... .., ..... u.c.c. COUNTY Oil OflANQI Ldl 27 of Tracl 4808 In the City Per1Mflhlp, reeorded Februety 14. -~-_....,,.,.I •fl C:..) 700 Ctw1c CeMer Dr. W"t of Cosll Mesa. Cou11ty of Orange. 1979 In bOOk 13034, page 22' of
Noltoe II l1ereby ~ tNt •bull! a..ta AAa. CA Slate of Celllornle. as per map Ottlclal ReCiorda. 1ra,.1fer. lncludlno an alcoholic P.O • ._• recorded In Book 175 Pages 3 and PAACEl. 3:
DeWrege llCll'IM. l1 lbout lo be a..ta •-CA W7ll2 4 of Mlacellaneous Mapa. In the A11 exclu11 .. e uaernent tor
madl ot tMt ~on-In Dairy MAMIAGa Of' Office ot the Cou11ty Recorder ot petll•"O al1d related pu'J>09" over
buelnH• llnolir" •• THE MILK PETITIONER: CONSUELO M. Nkl County. that po<llon of lot 8 of Mid Trect
PAI.ACE end IOcated et U0 Weet BUENO · EXCEPT therefrom ell oil. gas, 10137, as shown on Exhibit "A" to
19th Street. City of Coata M.... RESPONOENT: ENRIQUE 0 . mloerela end otller hydrocarbo11 the Declaretlon of Reetrlctlona Jor ,County~_ol Orange, State ·of BUENO aub1te11cea lyl"O below • deptll of The Springs condomln lGm c.lltornle auMMONa(FAllLY LAW) 500 f•t lrom Ille surlace of said recorded Aprll 21. 1971 111 book
Name of Treneteror and llcerlM. CAM ..,...R: 020-a-• proper ty. bul with no right of 1264•. page 280. el1d re-recorded
tocl 1 I Hcur lfy 11u m ber and MO~ll aurface 111try. as rllMrved 111 Deed Ml'.I' 3, 1971 In bOOk 128&0 ~
bullnlee eddr.--. Y• ....,. .._ .-d. TM-"' recorded Oc1ober 4, 1963. 578 boll\ 111 Ottlclel Records ot
QEAALO HAAUl<l. ~No. _, ............ ,_ wttllout Trua1or 0( rec0<d ~ S,J.G. Or~ County, Ce1Hor111a. (herein
20·tll77, Soctal Security No. yo•r lteln1 lteard vnleH 1•• Proper11ea, l11c .. A •Calllornla relefred to 11 "Oecl1ret1oo"). 11 -.....MM, &40 W. 19th Street. ,......... ..... • daJ9. "9ed ttle Corporation, also 11 S J & G. Caqsort Space No. 29 1. Said co.ta~ Callfornla 92827 11,..a&tllln ltelew. Properties, Inc., A Celllorn11 H H me111 11 further dell11ed end
Name. aodll ~number and • JW wWI le Mell ttle edwloe of Corporation delerlbed In Artleles II and Ill of the
6uel"••• addre11 of l11tended Wt atter11e' In l ltl• -tt•r, r•• The atrHt addreaa a11d other Oect.,atlon.
Tt• ... -. ~ 119 co6e. are: ..... • •,,......, • ltlM ,_ common dnlg11atlon. II any, of the PARCEL 4: JEFf' E. MAt DONALD 8ocial ,...._ « ,........ • 9ftY, tM1 relA property described above, 11 A non-exctullve ..-nent tor
8iec11rlly No. 207-31-5479 e"d lte llM lft ..... purported to be: 3116 Uncol11 WW(, «1gr-, egresa. UM and e11j0yment
LYNNE W. MAC DONALD. hla lllllte. ' -AVl80I Coate M-, Calllor11la 92828. ol the Common ArN deelgneted 111 Poet Office Bo• 8, Loe Allllllloe. U.ted ¥aide ..,...nclefo. RI The u11deralg ned Tru a tee the Oecl.,at1011, Hid H aeme111 Caltfornla 80720 .,._.. ,... deoe* contra U& dlaclelma any Hablllty for eny bel11g fllrther defined and deecflbed
Togt oar4'dentton to be paid lor etft •ll111ele • -llVI U.. 1ncorrectM11 of the atreet addr-lfl A rllatea 11 a 11d 111 of the et& proc-tY deecrtbed, In general. ,..,.... ......,. • • .... Lee la end other common dnlgnatlon. If Oeoietetlon. •
•• ell etocll '" trade, flxturH .I ...,, 111111 _. ~ any. ltlOwtl heroin. The totlA amount ot the unpllkl aQt If 7-14 and fOOd wlll together 81 Uat•--.... Hffolter el Said u le will be made, but ptlnolpal blAenoe, lrltereet 1--.. ""9l .. ..,.. 18125.100.00. • _.... • • .._.... en .... without cove11ent or warra,.l y, togelher with r.uonebl)I etttmeted
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• tt3.000 w lllJ .... • 111111•0, el "-' pey the unp1ld balance of the thla Notice are 135,431>:18. c..tt 112.100.00 ....... pilMe Mf r01letrede • nole(a) eecured by .. Id O.Od of ~lfllly dllecl Cutllert Cllel*• l<lnd of.._,.. to be tr...,_, ....... Truat, to.wit: t5e,"4.8$, ~ Of C«tlfled Ctledll payeble lo 111o
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--. The potltlonor Ml fllod a..,,,mton 9dvancae, II eny, under the lerme Of Tr u ate 1 p rov 1 d • d prop• r TM tale and tranafer will bl 0011oeirw19 Your """1age. If you 1111 Mid Ooed of Ttuel. i.e.. c:tlargee Identification 11 avlllable.
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Irvine firm gets
record contract:!
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San/Bar Corp .. Irvine, has re<:elv<..J u t.'Onlract w
aupR)y U.tekom with a minimum of $14 million ot
Electronic Key Telt!phone Systc~ (EKT6) the n~xt
two years. .
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The joint announceme nt wus m ttdc toduy by
Robert D. Johnson, pr<.'fliienl uf San/Bar, and Rex L.
Flint, pr~ldent of Utelc6m,. which as a subsidiary of
United Te lecommunica tio ns Inc .. a diversified
Lelecommunicationa company.
Uteleorn, whkh opcrat,es as a part of United
Communications Systems Inc .. sells, installs and
services business terminal te lephone products.
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Johnson said, "This is the l~rgea.l single c:ontracl
that San/Bar has received in its 20-year history. We
,believe this contract for our Vision 2000 EKT~. c.omlng
from /1 company of the stature of Utelcom. n'ot only
ve_r([ies the ex<.-ellen~ of ours, but provides San/Bar.
with a solid base for further expansion in the bu~im.'SS
telephone market."
A<.'COrding to the terms of the contract. San/Bar
will begin delivering units of its Vision 2000 EKTS 10 Utel~m under a specia~ly .created private brand label
in January, 1983. ·The contrac t · provides for.
caoc-eHation during its initial period (estimated al 60
days) if certain of its t~rms and t·ondilions are not met._
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The ~wpmenl c.·allcd for in the contract Y<il) be
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EL CENTRO (AP) -High prices .f qr natural gaa.
'an important ingredient in ammonia, wls blamed for
• the anutdown of SimCal C h emical Company's
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The shutdown affects most of ~lant'1 132
employees, who will be offered job& a't other SimCal·
facilities anlt help with applying to other companies,
said vice presi~ent Gerald Meade.
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Orange Co111 DAILY PILOT/Tuelday, Augu1t S1 , 1992
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THI:
•'AMIL''
CIRCl'8
by 811 Keane
"I'm 5 and I know how to write my name!"
. ~ARM .\Dl'KE by Brad Anderson
~%~J
"Go tell Barbie your problem. She'll
listen to you."
Jl'DGt: P:\RKER
-I'M GLAD VOU'P.E 8ACK'
THE-OLD MAN WANT5 TO ~E YOU 1 HE'5
eEEN W0NDERIN6 WHE~E 'YOU WEP.E' HE
~D ~ ALWAVS LEAVE THE r-----.r-i
HOUSE AeouT THE TIME THAT WHAT DID
o. e . ooee • You TELL
HIM?
GARt'I El"'D -
BHiG~Gt:
"It never f1ll1 to h1ppen. You put on 1 couple of
1t11ka, and here come the frHl01d1ra.11
DE:\'.\IS THE Mt.:NACE Hank Ketchum f t<:~ ~
8-3, \ \" ... "'' ! -c-.!J)
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by Jim Davis
i'ME CAPED AVENGER STEPS
INTO TM£ SEAM-I LJNDERWORLl7
ANO Rf.AS5ERT5 MIS
NOBLE. CODE
~I WILL SEEK our EVIL. UNLESS, Of COURSE, THERE I
THE SUGMTEST POSSl91LITV OF
MARM TO M\/ PERSON
' ,.
ACROSS 47 Train
1 "M" of 51 ~Ix per
"MPH" lt\nlng e Mollulk 52 Army
10 Up advance
1" OrOW!HIP 54 Fumblll
15 Eltlnlc dance 58 P11ent. lor
18 The.'.-: US-lhor1
Ctn. bord« 59 Cowr • MH·
17 Tinting. ·llCI
exper1 e 1 Sk.lgglet!
1a·a. worthy of 82 Authof
19 Direction Luct.tg
QC> Of Pot., etc. 83 Ca. C8l'llj)UI
22 c.nnlt>el 84 Girt' 1 neme
24 Ceucallan 16 Ground•
1ongue ee Cllqutt
28 Potllllum 87 Arc light
DOWN
WMEF\EVER IT MAV LURI\
AND PESTROV IT'•
llONDAY't
P'UZZ1.f IOl. YID
27 PMtUftd
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1 Doltlie 21 Vtfllcle 42 M19'M
2 Effigy 23 c.un ... 43 a.int -
king
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3 MOCWI god· 10nO 44 Plott
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4 Lifted 27 Angle 47 Ruminant
6 Eeoer bMwr 28 -In 1 wt111t 4e "Wh11'1 In
f -Outv•I 2t HlflO lfound --1"
7 Nell IOI 30 DUwttt city 41 H4Mlp
I ScottWt 34 Cowt>oy 50 Aeltttw
llllrld conlflt 53 AIMtum
I Store modlf 35 Wtnt doiMI 56 Al~:
10 lndletfl'IC1 3t Noun tndlllG IW.
11 LlrWlt 37 -out; ~ lie 0.dn«
12 Ptnlf 3t NM1t city 57 "-If a.y''
13 Mttflc unit 40 lntlmlC• llO -p..,,.
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PEANl'TN
SHOE
NANCY---WHAT
ARE YOU
DOING?
0
t'l'NK \' WIN 'RBE.i\ ~
! KNOW ~Ai MAN£.' OF <,()()
!>ENT FlOWER5 LAST 5PRlt46
WHEN ~E COACH WAS IN ™f
~rTAL I AND'~ERE H~5 BEEN SOM€ 0150.l~loN OF
E5TABU5HIN6 A FAWL-W
~FUND'
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by Charles M Schu lz
~-------SHE COULD 8E
ARRESTED FOR rnAT
l'P .ASK VA ·-r SHIAV
Ht.:RE 11H ME, ~tJl~E
'CCOM0t7A110NS All\J'1 so 000'7.
8/31 ~ --
by Tom K Ryan
°™f:RE'S A Ftll... ~RG-t::IST
IN MY OUiHOlJSE
by Jett Mac Nelly
by Ernie Bushmlller
THIS 15 T~E ONLY 'WAY l CAN
KEEP GRAPEFRUIT F'ROM
SQUIRTING
.INMY
EYE
c--·--...
by Gus Arrio la
by Tom Bat1uk
FLOWER~ UXXJLD BE SEN"f 1D T~ FACUl"fl,.> ME.MBtRo WHO
ExPERIENLE Ml lll NE!:6 ~
· DEA1H IN -rnE FAA'llL4 ..
Of?. WHO ARE A~l6NE.D 10
CAFE1ERJA .STO[)'.) HAllb !
....
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Orenge COHl OAILY PILOT/Tue t.ley, August 3t,'I 1982
A,. Wlrepholo
KE Y ROLE Ingrid B<.•rgman, who died
Sunday at 67, nx:kctccf to screen stardom in
1943 ~ith the movie "CasabJam:a'." Sh<.• is set•n
in two Sl'on cs from tl'lc film, with Sidney
Gree ns trt•el (above) and Humphn•y Bogart
and Dooley Wilson (b<"low)
Record sets record
LOS A NC fo:LES (AP) • A rt·t·ord fo1· the
record books "l-:\'l•n th1 Nights An· &•ltl·r," ttw
laH"~l :,;111~k 1>, lht· Au,tral1an pop group Air
Supply. h;b lofl~·cl into B11l h0Jrd m<tg<•Zmt>'s Top 5.
the band's S<'~th t·on:,c,..·ut1vt• singk to do so
Arist.<1 R~·ords says that mak<.'s ·Air Suppliers
Graham Hu~-.1·11 and Hus..-;t•ll 1 !itl'h<:ock llw first pop
singers l'Vt'I' to -.<·11n• with M'V<·n top 5 singl!'s in LI
row Slnl't· '' hu l·ls1•1 th<.• Beal le:.
Angel witli· usky voice
Ann Murray char1n lrvi 11\ M ~ad<)WS crowd
Uy SANJ)IE JOY
Of the Oelfr Piiot lt•fl
Tw1nklt•t11e·' i.lw IMI t, .uul llw
1hru.i1 y hl11r11lc • i.11n~li11d from
Nuv.1 Sl·o 11 u r11uk1·~ no lw1w~
ubout 11 Alllll' Mul'l'uy movl•8
ratlll'r awkwvrdly 11liuu1 lhl•
i·onn·rt 11tu1.w Who l lll'<.'b WIH'n
llht• sings llkl· all a11gc·I with u
hu:.ky VC11('(•'1
The aud11•111•c• was an lov1• with
Murrny C'V1•11 lx•furt· Shl· wurblt•<l
a smgle llOll' r'r1day night al the.•
almos t -sold out 12,000 st•al
Irvine• Mt•adows Amph1thcatt•r
fo:11her you likC'd her or you
didn't Judging from the
• 1ud1t•nl't'. thl'y liked hC'r.
As Cor lwr dnodng -und,
thl·rt· wasn't. muL·h of it · she
wased, "( hnd that the people
who l'Omt· lo.set• me live art:' only
fam11lar with me th rough
rt'<.'Ords . It's unfortunate ~'<.·1.1usc
I have w many talents Ont• of
tht·m I want to t.Hlk about nuw is
my dancing prow<.•ss ...
Sht• tht•n broke into a mean
boogie tclhng the.• audien<:e they.
we re ''goang to love il." They did
Th<'y l'hl><.•rt'CI and hooted.
Thl'Y chc'<'rt~ anc;I huoll'd even
morl' -many young women
<.'Vl•n wh1sl l<.·d when she
brought on httr "baby brother
Bruce" to c·roon solo and followed
with a kncx:kout dul'l, "Fallang an
Lovt•"' de111onstr1:1ling that two
Murray:. arc bl•ttt·r than om•.
Bruce has tht:, -~"111c throaty
vo1cc> as his sistc-r but with a
ht>av1t>r Nova S<:otia accent
Together. th<.•y presented a '
POPULAR -Singer Anne
Murray got a warm reception
in her concert at the Irvine
Meadows Amphitheater.
pcdl'l'l blending of vo1<.·<'s that
was a r<'al crowd pll-aSl'r:
• Sh<' tca~od pt•rnx11l·ally about
her first hit, "Snowbird," noung
at one· point, "I w1Juldn't do ;.;
show without singing
'Snowbird.' Thal would bl'
incrt-d1bly stupid but I lak<·
to work up to a frenzy first." So.
she waited until well into 1h1•'
show before warning, "Hert• It
comes, llina," and flapping hL•r
arms as sh.c slid antt1 lht• 1971 hit
single
Murray C'harm('(l funs right
from th<' start with rcn<l1tim11' uf
hll 1111..r hit In ull, .. t11·'i. rt't'U1dl'fl
I !IO 'UllU' 111 hc•1 1-1 )'t'UI
rm 1ft·~1u11ul 'fllll(lnl( l'lll 1-.·r-thut
)t• u a II ll 11 LI ll 11 I 1 r u )( ' N s .
ll•lt•v 1i.11111 11how whll1· 11ht· 111111
wu" ww kill!( as a gym t1•a1·hl•r.
Amrn1g tun1·1' sh1· mdudc'<I 111
tht• M1·adow., w<.•n• ··Shadows 111
th1· M<11111l1t{ht ," "llt·y. H1·y .
B.iliv" "l>1t·t11111•1" a11d tlw 11111•
.. tw ·.,,,,d 1s lwr pc.·1Mmal favonl",
"\'1111 N1•1•J1•d M1·"
H.wkt•tl l>y tlw Jfrnry Brundon
01 < ht"•tl a a11d a gaggle o [
pc.•,..011al 01us11·wns, Murray put
on a show tha t could bc>s t b{'
dc•&·nbtod as rnl'llow and ladyhkt'.
Su nwllow, as a matt<.·r of fal·t .
th.1l whc.•n it l'llUl'd, lht•t'l' wus
norw uf thl' pushmg and shoving
wh1c. h USUiJlly C'hari\!;JC'rtCIZl'S
t'Ollct·rt crowds The funs w~rc, so
to six·ak, mt·llowcd out to the
point wh1·n• thl'y fairly drihl•d
off towL1nJ th1 · hugc• parking lot,
humming tht•1r favorite Ann<.•
Murra y tunl·s. politel y
apolog1z1ng for act'1dt•ntally
bru:,hmg into o thl·r fans
Thl'n· W<'l'I' no gimm1l·ks. and
n() nash <'X<'<•pl for th<• rather
uncll·rs t <Jt 1,_.c1 boog it'. Ju st
stra1ghtforwa1cf guod s111ging
Impish grins as sht> told littll•
Joke!. on h<•1,t·lf and gl•nuant•
smdt·' punt·tu;.;lL'd LI pll'asa111
1•vt•ning ,wh1l'h MurrL1y d os<·d
with "Can I llavt· This Dant'c?"
whid1 has bt•<·n. playing c&w
&tat10ns for mon· than a ye<ir,
follnw<•d by the gentle "I'll Bt:
lloml'." ;.; lt·n<l<'r dosang to a
11wllow <'Vcnang ----
*BARGAIN MATINEES •
Monday thru Saturday
All P1rlormanc11 before 5:00 PM
(hctpl SptctJI Eng1gemtnl1 and Hohd1ys)
LA MlllAOA MAii 0 MHOCO QI 90••Croru LA MIRADA WALK·IN 994·1400
.....aHT~t•l ,_. ....... ·u,.,.rDr ,., ... , ... ,,.
"ROCKY Ill" 1•01
t1:.M, :t.» 4. t • I » JO JO
"AN OFFICl:A ANO A
GENTLEMAN" 1•1 • tJ M >• t..a tM .. _.
"FRIDAY THt 13TH PART>" C•I IN >0
t'lM IM •to t lO.t .IO •»
NOW PLAYING «>IPGJ -
"HOME WORK"'"' "TH( ltAIT MAITEll" 101
tOl l .....
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COSU NIU 1ti-.,.,.
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WUl'll~SllR . ,, ,..
THI tHASl TH/111.J.IR
/IF THI llJ'S
from JUNK CARS to
MOVIE STARS -, # UWlllllOAlll AC TIOll OvtR l!IO CARS 0(5 TllOTIO,.
CV~lt• •tot4t ••,•l••t
jUi
u •I •61tt•11llt l 111tOlll llll•SI
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...-... ORANGE ~ ORIVEIN
Plu1t t 141 (POI
T. THI £:..\ TRA .... ~-e~ • e nHmS1 RIAL ~
P1111 Tlfe GNat MupsJet _. Caper (0 No P1un "'"'I Vic• S41u.., ci.1
Drive-ins Open 7 :30 Nightly
Ch1lrli~11 U"d•• l '1 f RE l IJnlh) No•••I *
----. "A FIRST RATE, BEAUTIFULLY
ACTED, THOROUGHLY
INVOLVING ROMANCE."
R ~· -·
BRU
M 1no A•f'J ~.,..., 1
\1~ ~J J~
MISSIOll YllJO
'J"' •d v t '"'
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Jlol Ao.,.°'Rioo_,,..., • _
NfWl'OIU BEACH OllAllCl WlSTMllllTEll f,,,.,,,a ..,,.~IJ(>fl C•nf'OC>fTW'
' •• ,., .. 6H n;&o & J4 ?~~J f dwd10~ C14'Htfflf w, t
891 393\
SU JUAN CAl'ISTllAlfO
• tO "~'10 J.JC" fJt U "'" ~ 'llP In •9] ..e~4\
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--,... ............. 111'-.1.J,ltjll:fj .,,,,_ .... ,,".
OllHOl
Pac1hr Or tt•cJ•' ()1 "'" Ir 6)4 91bl
"The moat exciting down-to-the-wire
action since SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT
and the funnlfft bunch of
rascal• since THE BAO NEWS BEARS."
. -
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'1 a I_..._. •M t Ii& tt•
LAKEWOOD
CENTER WALK·IN
"THE JUNKMAN" ,...,, 1•1•t..••• .......
"STAR WAAS",...,, IN DOl.aY IT!MO
11"11. ........ , ....
LAKEWOOD CENTER
SOUTH WAI• IN
FoevllY At ~ fVno
"THE IOlOIEll" t•t ,_. .....
'ocu1rv ol Conalewooa'
2t3/531-9580
"THE BEIT l.fTTl(
WMOllEH<X.111 IN T1!JtAI" r•l , .. , ..........
"YOUNG DOCTORS IN LOVE" 1•1
,., •• )0 ...
"NIGHT SHIFT' 1•1 ,. ... , ..
21l/U4·92t_I ___ _ ---=--
.. HOME WORK" 1•1 , ............. .. "'lllDAY TH1! 1STH
l'ART >" 1•1 IN >0 , .. ,.. .. .,.. ... ,,.
-'"'• ''"" ~· / u s .. s... !()() s s...., s1111 ,, °"" IMPORUNI NOflCl' CHllOAIN UNDlR 12 fAll' -I ,,_ ... /Jn ftl 1 U • S.I M ,_ 1 IO
CIHl JI ~frilO • •OO'l &Y ~ t.ALW· 1 .,/)\ • S,..,,..E"
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ANAHltM
ANAHEIM DRIVl·IN "ZAPPED!" 101 ., 4'!!r ""'-.....
"THt! HIT LITTLl .;•..:..:. ''••woy ti ot 1.•,..o" St WHOll'llHOUll ttlf Till.Al" I'll "•..,_
879·9t50 ••• ' '
-.. llAIDllll
OF Tiff lOIT AlllC" '""''
-••THE LEOENO
Of THE LONI llANGlll" 1•ot ( ... , \Ouftff'
8Vl .. A rAll•
BUENA PARK DRIVl·IN
l•"<~.., •~• ••''Of (no"
'21·•070 _..,,=-=
9UI NA PAH
LINCOLN DRIVE·IN
l+nco•r; •--• "'•V o' ,l'\•i''
··PORKY'& t•t -UP IN SMOtcr 1•1
lift • ,. i.l'f
"E.T., THE EXTRA·
TEllllEITlllAl" 1"01 -·ncr GREAT
MUl't'ET CAPEii" <Ot
"TKE IOlOIEll" 1•1 ....
"VICE IOU~O" c•I
li.llltll"i •Tlfl ::::g:~~I" l•t
\Oft-0..00 f,_y df f rOQU't"'°if (101
962•24'1 I <Ot I \()U•{
WISIMINSllU
Hl·WAY 39 DIUVl IN 991·3693
"CHl1!~ I CHONO TiflNOI AN TOUOH All OVEll" 1•1 -..OME WOfll(" C•I .... -•THt ltAIT MAITlll" '"' •PRIVATE lEllONI" 1•1
C+"l •• SOUlllC L 1#11( ' '°''llfO
"lAPr.?,D" 1"1 ~Hl~~-;.AN:t•I
"HIT WHOfllHOUH • "UllD CARI" l•I IN TllCAl"1•t
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IA H A.IV.A
LA HABRA ORIVf IH
lfll'ottl• ~,. .... ~ fh• ..........
17Mt62
1 1G•NC.t
ORANGE DRIVE IN
..... .Ut Ill ,., .....
MISSION URl\l'f IN . .
" ,~ .,. I ""' ,, "' \
WARNER ORIVt IN
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MVl't'U CAPlll" (01
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MOVIE RATINGS
FOR PARENTS AND
YOUNG PEOPLE
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'IJ• -'"• 11'1 ••••·iif It *••' 'WI••"
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Orange coaej DAILY Jtl1.0TIT"91dty, Aj.uttl1, 1NI
I I I ._,II"
-EVENNG~ ·--·1··--WONDMWOMAN
WIU>, WILD WUT
11.W.A.T.
...HAWAIM_.
• I OV8' IMY .
Owet: iUI grNt Dmy 011·
--~ ... • CWOL ,AINTINQ
l ..... SS
... T.~AM>
... HUMAN OOOIT1U
Aictlerd K~ '-11 Ihle
~lery treeing the
~ ol the ''OIMl•t
~OnEat1h,"
())MOYIE *'Al "Unc* The Relnbow"
(19t1)CN¥y0-, Carrie
Flahef. The 1150 mldgeta
who are In IOWtl for the
Hlmlng o1 "The Wturd Of
Oz." tum 1 Ceillotnle hotel -~··PG'
***'Ai "Sorcerer" ( 1977)
Roy -Scheider. Bruno
Cr-. Four deeperete
men rilll their Nvea while
lleullng 911pioll11e nitro.
gtyoerine ftlrougll Soutll
Amer!Un..junglee to bettle
.,, off·welt fire. 'PG'
.., • DC< CAVETT •
Oueet: autllor end dlfec:t0t
Jonathan Mliler. (Pert 11
(A)
• 'All' FOAwAN>
"St .. e Of The "'11" A look
...... .., ., ,.. technolOgl-
cal ~" wtlk:ll
7:001pr!S;=·
f.:NEWI
ICUNGf'U
I == M•A•l•H
Hewlleye ~ 10 dla-
gueted with the peace
111111 thllt he••• mettere
Into 11110W!I '**· · II JOICDrl Wll.O .......
~ .
Cl> ft.M. MAGAZINE
A men'a 50tll·blr111day,' 18-
_. Wtdur-Mt; WI
aifbol'ne neonatal Mlbu·
IMC:e --'vice In Loulliana. 0 INTDITAINMINT
TONIGHT .
An lnteMl!ew wttll Cl.*Yt
Ledd. . CIDWHATON~.
Oreon BNn tio.11 11111
fut-~. fact·lllled Id----(D)MOW * *. "loot Sult" (1981)
Del\lel Valdez,· Edward
J-Olmot. In llMOI
LOI Angelel, I '*-Oll9-
bre erupt" -the frem-
, Ing ol memblrl of • a..c.
no 11r111 ·Gl"O for murder.
'R'
(Z)MOW **'Ai "Sone And L-1"
l1H0) Trev0t Ho.etd,
Dew! Stodl .... 8Mld on
the noYe1 by O.H. Lew·
rence. A domlneting
mother INc>ir• her eon to
bypeM rOl'lllnCI to bitter
. 7:to 9'1'0.. THe TOWN
FHtured: Lo• Angelle
pl-for • llYCIMr et1ICll;
mMt • taeneger who can't
talk; Ille world ol puj)plll
et Ille Krofft Puppet Facto.
ial,~Ynue>
IYEONL.A.
Feetured! a report on d191-
lng; 1pon1 wtdow1; a
report on waltr-; Hol-
~··-••men. • M•A•a•H
A 1udd1n deluge of
wounded ,, "" 40711h ii
CHANNEL LISTINGS
CHASE -Stephanie Faracy,· Cleavon
Little and James Coco (from le!t) are
three of 15 hein of a multi-millionaire
who are sent on a. winner-take-all chase
for bizarre items in ''Scavenger Hunt"
tonight at 9 on KNXT (2). ·
0
fOllowed by I fire end I Cl)~
rllnel0tm. ***'Ai "Soldier Of
•
(() TICTACOOUGH Orange" C1t1t) Edwerd
MACHIJl I L.!HMlt Fox, S.-Penhellgon. ~ 8'• dallmll• ., • Dutctl
• MONEYMAKER8 UllNwllty go !Nit ~
"Sheltering Income Fron\' rete weyt wtler\ Wit br..n
T...... out In Eur091. 'PG' 0 YOU~ F<>A rT • .MOVll
FHtured: "Tiie Tylll On *'At "In God We Trutl"
Tiie Motoeto" Speed· p980) Marty Flldm1n,
wey" end "Tiie C•lle Of Andy. Keutmen. A nal\le
0 Junk." . monti le Mnt out Into Ille
CID MCI F<>A THE lllOlld 10 r.... monev tc¥
PfNNAHT hi• lmpoV«ilhld -·· Barry Tompllln1 end Tm !2 'PG'
McCllWf COVlf ell Ille l:aG •. ONE MOM TRY'
b-INdlng 10 ll'Mt 1912 A couc>le decide to "*'1!
W0tld ser.... deeplte Nell lllWlg tied I
1:00. (1)-UNIYEME prl\liou1 ,bid .. ~.
we1111 Cron11111 report• on ea LA~ a
varioua occurren<lll end ..........,
phenomene In lhe world of SQUlggy ._ jMb'8
ICience, ol Lenny'I triendeNp with 8 QI FATHER MURPHY 1 g!rl he m.t at the LI ••
Wiien oullewl 1tMI the tar pita. (R)Q
Otpt\enl' 1•¥0till llorM, • 000 COIJftU
Ille c:hlldren wtltl o.c. 1rrengee for Felhl lo
• dar cover en 1n111n1tlon11
. (A) wr•tllng matdl.
MOVIE Cl) Cl.OM-Ult . * * "Klondlk•-Annie" t:OO •Cl) ·MOYll
(1936) M .. W•t. VICIOt ** "Scewnger Hunt"
McLeglen. A leloon lif'G« (1979) Aicherd Ben~,
,..., .. a deed mialonlty'1 J-Coco. An eccentric
ldef11Mr .WO ,,_..ofl'~t mulll·mlllonalrl Wldl hie
-eec>taln. wflh the pOllce 15 hlltS on • bturre
hot on her tl'lil. wlnner·IM... dlMI for • 0 HAPPY DI.Ya
8
1111 "'P ~ilance. Al'I pilnl 10 m11ry Cfle. a.......,..,
ctM'a mother hit 11neg. CR) * * "FrMdom Aoed"
CJ. (111791 Mullemmed .\II. Krll a MOVIE Krl1tolle11orr.-Gld1on * * * "The Story OI Ver-Jedlton end Illa neighbor•
non And Ir-Cutle" lace ll1r111men1 (tom
(1939) Fred A1t8"1, Ginger wlllle lendown111 end
Rogera. Two bellroom 111eca. by the Ku l<lua •-•Ileen• embarto: upon Klen ~ th!ly move lnf9 1 1ucc1~111ur dancing the ~Id CllWlll mM· c:er-. lion.(Parl21(A)
• P.M. MAGAZINE • 9 THMFI
A men'• 501h·blrtlld•y. 18-~AHV
.....,., endurance t•t: en The roommat.. IPlfld •
altborne neonetll Mlbu-"quiet" Wl!ICNd at Cln-
lenc:. ~In Louiellna. ~··aunt'• rwm. (Al c:;i
• THE~ • MERYCMWAN
Den'1 1M-con111mtng auc-O u1111: Dr. Armand
a.. ceu-much Pll'IOn-Hemmer, Jey leno, P-
el OOflfllct umil he llnde 11 Bellwood, Nelly sa.-.
Inner peece. (Part 2) • MYSTERY
• NATIONA&.. "AumclO!e Of Tiie Belley: ~ IPECIAl Rumpo1e And The COut'll
"Living Tr111ur11 Of Of True Love" Aurnpole •
J'91n" Nine Jap-defend• • tlldler c:Nrged art~ Md performing wttll lhe Q01f\1911on ol --
erll•t• who keep en of 1111 15-yew-old ""'81e
Indent cu11ure a1Ne 1cL -lludenll. (Pert 5)(AI if
contemporwy IOClety .,. • ""'""" ........
profiled. C RI "Tiie Young" I "Cer1oe
• NOYA Alfidl" At the IOI ol t1,
"Animal lmpo9tore" The llMNtro Arthw ~
rem1tk1bl1 lorm1 ol 111111 •bout llfe, mue6c end
deception uMd by bol'1 people whlle travlllno
pred1tor1 Ind thelt Intend-througt!Out the Mldlter·
Id vtcllm1 -to Ml 0t r_, Md Eurbpe.
•void being Mien -lire CD) MOVIR
ll!emlned, (R) Q • * * "FIQur• In A Land·
(C)MOW IC•P•" (1970) Rober1 ** "Shlpwrectl" (19781 Shew, Malcolm McDowell.
Robert Login. Mikki Jeml-In en unnemed country,
ton·Ollon. A ~. his two men flee their rnllltery
lwo daugttter1, • reporter l>Uf_. In 'the hope lhllt
and 1 run.w1y "' ttrend· llley cen rNCh the border
Id on en ilolated ltlend bef0t• ceplure. 'PG'
'"" encountering • vlo-CZ) MOYll
lenl 1t0tm at-· 'G' * * "Come H-Coffee
CIDMOVIE Wlttt Ua" (1972) Ugo Tog-* * . "Breeklllrougll" nazzt, Valentine. A mlddfe.
C 1979) Rlcherd Button, aged, .. ccinlultent for the
Rod Steiger, A Nazi W · lllllln go¥1mm111I rlk>-
geent ~ embrolled Cltel to 1 """' CO!lfllrY
In e plot to......,,., .... Hit· t-where he hM ~
1er 'PG' midi hied of the dlpwt-ment.
• f'M. 9 TOO Cl.<*'°"
°°""°"' Jeck•• become1, upllt
wtler\ ...., fllther end ....,
9 KNXT IC8SI e KN8C INBCI
0 On·TV
boyfriend agrN •~out
thlit lllrn ctwinoe for hie>-
~I Al
• KTLA (Ind I
• l<A8C IA8C> e KFflA8 (C8S>
9 KHJ·TV (Ind.I,
•KCST CABCI
• !jTTV llnd.I
••f<COP·TV find.I
.• KCET !PBS)
• KOCE IPBS)
l Z-TV
II 11,aO
C tCIMtnald
11 IWORI NY .. N.Y
Q1) IWT8SI
11 CESPNI
II' • •
(Showtlme)
Spotllglll
®MOVIE *** "E~ 6f The ...... die" ( 1981) Donald Suther·
lend, Kele NelilgM. Whl6e
on • remote Scolllati
lelend to mMt · • G«men
IUbmlrlne, WI Allla apy
find• atietter from Ille
11orm In the cottaoe of • 10:001Mee=:· 'A'
•• MMY10HART ,,.,......,. .,,.. _.,..., "'* ........... Mtd
........ 8'1 •••• ,..
...... oetd OOllOtlen
Md,_,. I II .......
.~ ... ~ "'8Y .. ......,.. ""°' 0. .. .,.
In ~ one.-perfOffft•
8rlte of a dr-IMC>tld
IYGll 1 lhort 1tory1 by Toni
Cede Bombeta IA1Q
• MYITIM' """"""* OI Thi 8111ey: """""* And Tiie Cout ..
Of True Lov." AutnOOlf
defendl I tMCher Cllarged
with the 00truptlon of one
ol "" 1 &-...--old lemale
1tudent•. fPart 5)CR)Q
(C)MOYIE * * "Honky Tonk Fr-
way" (Comedy) 811u
8rldQll, Beverly D' AllQelo,
A ameN .• lowrt In Fioride
tak• met1«1 into 111 own
llendl ~ by·PllMCI by
•new~ . CJ) N>MA~: LOY! IN
THIDUNll
(Pert 3)
.MOYll * * ~ "The H_,llng Of
Jullll" ( 1977) Mil Fll'r-,
Keir OUllM. Alter r~
lng from WI emotlonel c:rl·
"'· • -""'en-a • hOuM Ille! appear .. ln be
hlunlld. .... • '°*I NEWS WIMYOU-n:.?
"The Dey When Tiie Anl·
mall Tellled" Nlnety-)'111·
ol0oeduc11or Rev. Dr. WM·
llem Feulkner provldM
frllh lnlighta Into Alro.
All'lerleen folklore. (R) Q
Cl)MOVll * * * "Eye Ot Thi Nee-, ' die" ( IH 1) Donald Suther·
lend, Kiii NelllQen. While
on 1 remote Soottllh
lllend to mMt • Germen
aubmarlnl, en A11ill IPY
llnel• ahelter from Ille
llOfm In the cottage of 1
i~ m11rled couple, 'R'
I0:41 CMM4800M 11:00 a• <1> o a NIW8 •
• IATUN>AY HIGHT HOii: Elliott Gould. G~t: Gery NUll'llii." . '
• YOU AIKED F<>A rT
FMlurld: "Clrcu. Doll Ill
Trlcll1" end "Swimming
Pool jor Horeea."
• ~A·s•H
"Tiie per1onnel ol the
4077th .,. beellgld by •
lone lnlper who belleYM
lie' I fltlng on U.S. Heed-
-~ HIU: Benny pleyt llOlt to two flt.
tie vlalt0t1 from FrMC:e. I 8111•1EllMPORT
DOCTOAINTHE
~
0r.· Upton lmpr-his
lmlQI by hiring • female ....... .,, ..
(D)MO'lll ** "Honky Tonk, Fr-
w1y" • (1981) Wllll1m o.v-. Beverly D'AllQelo.
1llough ~lly 11\'N
auper Ngllwey, 1 amell
Florlda towrt menagee to
allr eel 1 motley collection
of ,,.......,, who wind up
there by ICCldent. 'PG'
(Z)MOW * * * "loot Sult" (1981)
D1n111 Valdez. Edwerd
J-oin-. In 1940I
LOI Angelel, I C-Oll9-
bre lfUCll8 -· ~ frem-"'9 ol ~·of• CNGe-no llrlll geng lot murder.
'A' 11:ao. Cl} ,.... •
Hlgllllgflta ol the U.S. Open
trom the Unit«! St.._
T8rWlil A1eoc1etion Nellon·
el T8rWlil Center~ Flulhlng
• Meadowl-C~on• Perk.
H.Y. •aTOHIGHT
Holl: Johnny C1t1on.
OuMI: Joe OM~. •O MCNNI NICIHT\.JNI'
• MOW .
*** "In The OOod Old
Summertime" C 1M9) VM
Jollnlon, Judy Ollf1end.
Neither knowing 11111 ""
other " thllt --pen pal, two ~ In • mutk:
1tor1 ere c:onllantty on the
outl with MCtl other.
·• THI .llfffMONI In order to -• big bull-
,_ dMI, a-,. hlll to
welt on FIOfence end'
Allptl,
• IANPON> AMID ION
Fred'a llfeMyle ill Olenlpted
wtler\ ~I NM for ......... ~.
• c.YT10NB> MC ....
CIDMOW * * * "The Other 9lde Of The Mountain -Pert 11"
I 1971) Mwllyn H-.1.
Tlmotlly Bottome. Former
~ ,..., Jiii • KJn.
mont, rendered • quedt'f-
pleglc by I lrllgk: eccldenl,
.,...... with Mfl..doubt
wtler'I • ,,.. io\11 entere ....,
Ille.
11:11 CC) MOYIE
*** "MlllOgany" (1975)
DIMI Roll. Anthony Pll'-
kln1. A young bllCll wom-
en rl-from ttie depth• of
the ghetto 10 International
TUBE TOPPERS
Kerr· (28) 8:00 -"Llvlna Treuuret of
J apan.•• Nine of JMpan'1 moat rev~red
craf tapcoplo and perf ormlng artl11t.a are
profiled In National GeographlC' •pecial.
KNXT (2) 9:00 -"Scaven.ior Hunt." An
ooc-cntrlc mllli-mllUumalre sends 1 ~ helrt
on a winnt.tr-takc-all chllile!.
KOCE (M) Y:OO -"Arthur Rubeinsteln. ''
The 91-year-old maestro talks about life,
mu1lc and people while trave ling
throughout the Mediterranean.
KABC (7) 10:00 -''Hart to Hart."
Jonathan a nd Jennifer e nter a high.
stakes card game to \Vin a valuable bas~ball card collection and rescue a kidnapped boy.
lame " • l11111on dellgner
and model 'PG'
1t:OO • Cl) AUCE
1: ti (ffJ AACE FO.. THE
~T
81try Tomplllnl and Tm
Mee.,.,., -•II Ille ba ... IMdlng to the 1982
World8erlel,
Mal ml1und11111nd1
Alice'• lln\ple dinner lnvl·
lltlon end 811 but movea 1n
with her Ind Tommy. l"I • ENTIRTAINMEHT TOMOHT
An Interview wllh Clleryl
Lldd
• (II FAHTA&Y'ISUNO
A lelher trill to win lhe
ioYe ol 1111 eon, •nd a wom-
en Mii out to ll11d 1 doctOt
who diUQpffted wit h 1
f0ttune. (RI
• MOVIE * * • "Carmen Jon.."
( 1954) Herry Belefonte,
Dorothy Dandridge. Baeed
on·111e oper1 "Car~" by
Bizet, A rlv1lry eruple
between lwo •ork111 11 en
Army perechul• pla"'-'
• LOVE, AMERICAN
ll'YLI -
"LOYe And The Wiler
Bed" A young wlle order1
a wall< bed. "Love And
Thi L1dy Barber" Herb
lalla fOt 1 lldy berber. .MOVIE * * * "Get Oul Your
Handk11clll1l1" ,( 19781
Gerard Depardllu. Patrick Dew-•· A young end optimlJllc hulblnd QOM to
almo11 unb11t1v11bl1
lengthl to en111re hi• wife'•
l\epplnMI. 'R' .
1H08 al L.An NIGHT WfTH
DIMO LETT'!MtAN
-ou1111: Gene Autry,
ectr-Mery 81111 Hurt ·~ ITYlE
"LOYe And The COiiege .
Prof-" Prof-Hud·
eon trlel to lltndle 1n
arnoroua lludenl.
Cl)MOYIE * ~ "Under The A1lnbow"
(1981)Cllevy ChlM, Carrie
Fllher. The 150 mldqlla
"MIO are rn town f0t '"' fllmlng of "The Wlz11d OI
Oz," h1rn a Caliloml1 llolel
~tide-down. 'PG'
12:JI '9 Cl) MCCl.OUO
McCloud end Chief Clit/
IOtd try 10 ttop • move by
New Y0tk'1 mob 10 lnlM·
l••I• Au1tralla. (RI .
12:41 CZl MOVIE * * * "E.xclllbur" ( 198 I)
Nigel Terry, Nlcol Wllllem-
eon. The nplolta of King ·
Arthuf bring po.er and
deltll to the kNgl\11 of the
Round Table. 'A'
1:00• MOYll * * * "The Cowt>oy And The Lllly• ( 1938) Gery
Coot*, Mette Oberon. A
romancing finch llend
IWllPI .,, .....,... lrom
thedlyolt...., fNI.
• MOVIE * * * "Young Al Hewt" ( 1954) Frenll Slnatr1, Dorie
Day, Probllma bell! I
young couple elter the
men et1111 hi• p1rtner'1
ll•llCM.
(D)MOVIE *'Ar "l 'nder The R1lnbow"
(1981) Cllevy Ch1M, C1rr1e
Fllfler. The 150 mldQll1
who ere In town fOt the
fllmlng of "The Wizerd Of
Oz." lurn 1 Cllilornl1 hotel
upelde-down . PG'
1:10• MOYIE
**'Ai "Hlgll Ttme" c1eeo1
Bing Crolby. F1blen. A
~ 11111 In loYe with I
Frencti tMCher 11ter he
returnt to COiiege .
(fa NIW8
1:IO 8 al N9C NEWS
OVEllHtOHT
1:41 (C) MOYIE * • 'Ar ''Tiie Oct•gon"
C 1980) Clluck Norrie, L ..
Ven Clfff. A weelllly
young wom•n 111111 1
retired mar1111 1111 chem-
p+on to protlC1 her from
terr0tlll1 trained by the (lb'= Nlnle cull. 'R'
* • "AlllCk F()(CI Z"
( 11180) John Phllllp Lew.
Mel Glbeon During W0tld
War 11, 1 IGP·MCt•t Aua-
trellen lllack unl1 pene.
''"" Jap-llnee to perform 1 derlng rMCUe
• mlaalon,
2:00• MOVIE * * • "The Helen M0tgen
St°'y" ( 19571 Ann Blyth,
Paul Newm1n. A torch
linger auller1 l*'IOll•I and
profllllon11 lou .. lhl
lighll I ballle ageln1t
alcohollam
9MOVIE + "T•run, The Ape Men"•
(198 t) Richard Hetrls, Bo
Derek While ICC<>mpany·
Ing lier lather ·on a Mell
lor Ille legendlry S..
phan1'1 G11v1yerd, I
young women le ebduc:ted
by en Wldvlliaed wNte
men ~ w11 rallld by
~In the jungle. 'R'
i: 10 C SJ MOVIE · • * * * "811barall1" (111M)
J1ne Fonc:t1, MllO 0'$)11.
A detlng ~ heroine of
the future encount111
etrange gelealM Ind ¥11·
lal111. eccomc>enled by •
=~=~bll=dlen lnQll. 'PG'
,1:411 HEWS --
· S MOVIE * * * "The Reel Glory" ( 1939) G1ry Cooper. Davld
Niven. A mllltety doctor
eld1 In medlcel and polill·
eel '1HI In Ille PhlllppiON '
following 1111 Spanlah-
Amerlcln War. '
1:118 MOVIE * * •.;, "T ig9r By The Tell"
(1989) Chdatoph•r
George. Deen' ,)egger. A
llillnem ve l1r1n 11
ICc:UMd of 1111 brotfllr'•
murder 11111 relurnlng
from Ille war CZl MOVIE . * * "Knlglltridere" C 19811
Ed H11rl1, Gery Lahti. A
g<oup ot mot0tcylllt1 trev-
11 wllll Ii Aln1IMenCe 18"
Ind llnd lhlll the ""'""
aglln•t evil end '°' ldNtt
••1111 In modern llmea
aleo 'R'
1:20 CID MOVIE * * * "Tiie Enfor3:." ( 19781 Chnl EHIW ,
Tyne Daly "Dtr1y Hll' "
Call•ll•n II joined by •
lemele rOOkle In 1111 pur.Ull,
01 a group ol Celllomla
r1vo1ut1on111e1 l1110tlzlng
Sen FrlnCllCO. 'R'
l :M CC) MOYIE * * "Jury. Of One" (1974)
Sophie Loren, Jeln Oabln.
A mother u-underwot'ld
connection• to get her eon
ecquilled ol rape Ind mur-
der dl1tgee. 'R'
1:50 (I) MOYIE * * * "Tim" (1981) Piper
L1urle, Mel Glbeon. A
young rettrded mW1 Ind •
JOHN DARLING
' ~ 1 ; " t ~ ! ~ l
.~
-TTING A LAUGH
ary Collins. host
of t-he ·syndicated
"Hour Magazine" that
airs weekdays at 1
p.m . on-KTLA (5),
breaq up in laughter
"'The Chosen' ..•
One of the year's best!"
at &tor)'. told by actress•
Lana Turner during
taping in Loe Angeles.
Tbt1 show will be
tte\e'Vhed ln late
September or early
October.
~~..,,. ~~flt"'d~· ..
"It's perfect. Just perfect:• -
-x.MVll wctv •
1ene111v1, IOllddlt•..-0
women~•._
re•etion1t1l1> 01 1011.tl111I
.... end~ tlwl ..... 10 WI unonfloo
.... ::::19 • * "Oilll• ,.... ( 1171)
"lch1rd L_.nGh, 14uett
Whllrw, A prol111l1111191
• ~ '""" "" IMIOll
In • l>Mut"ul WOft'IM who
trepe IWll with a fl'Mlllotl
~MllllllOI~
4:11• MOYll
t • • ")( The Unlinowrt"
(t 116 7) Dean JtOO•r.
Edw•tO Cllaptnan
l :IO (,C) * * * "Hondo" ( 1954)
Jonn W1yne, Oerlldlne P9, A Cl vllry dllC>llCll
rider encounter• e women
end ,,., eon. en Apeclle
ohlel'I blood l><Olller
1:30 (I ) * • "S1turd1y Tiie
14th" ( 11181) Aicherd Ben·
j1m1n. Pauli Prent111 A
Couple diKOVlf lhlll Ille
llOUM lhey'Ye Inherited ii
being occupied by vtm·
ptf", gllolll and HIOrtlO
mon1ter1. 'PO' • * *'At "Tiie Haunting
01 Jull1" (1977) Mie Fii'·
row, Keir Dullee Aller
recoVlflng from en emo-
tiOnel Ctllle, a _, l>Uf·
CllHll I llouH 11111
eppeara 10 be hlunled 'R'
• 8:.48 (%) * * "Siiting Duck1"
(1980) MlchMI Emil, Zich
N()(men. Two lnepl mob-
11111 llM to Soutll Amerlce
and encounter the •omen
l»igned to kMI lllem. 'A'
7: ti CZJ • * •.;, "Mid Wednee-
dey" (194 7) Htrold Lloyd ,
France1 R1m1d1n. An
amblt1ou1 'Mtl·allrter of
the 1920. ... rnt 11111 IUC·
Clll ,, .. ill price.
7:30 (I) * * "Terka Thl-"Otter"
( 1979) Documenlary. N•r·
rlllO by Peter Ulllnov.
The Ille ol 1 pl1ylul oner 11
traced trom hi• blrth In 1
llollow trM.to hi• epic bit·
lie wilh the luder ol a
hound plcit. 'G'
g * * 'tt "Mommle De1111f:· ( 1981) F•ye
Dunaway, Diane Scarwld .
Fortle1 lllm 11" Join
Crawford ral-her two
1dop1,d children In a
dC)fnllllc ll~hlr• 11111
varlet from luxurloua com-
f()(I 10 lldllllc Olllt;lpllne
'PG'
.. -00 CC) * * "The Conquer0t"
(1958) Jonn Wayne. Suun
H•yward. A mighty MOftOOI
warroor lc~U'I dlueh--
ter of a powerful T .,,.,
king and Mlz" control ·of
llilemplre,
t:OO CZl * * "Knlglltrldera"
(1981) Ed Herrl1, Gery
Llllll. A group of mot()(c:yl·
1•1• Ir'"' wllh • Alnela-
aance lelr end find thet the
11ruggle agelnat evll end
IOt ideal• ••l•I• in mod«n
limet lleo. 'A'
10:00 CC) * * * * "The Spirit Of
St. Loul1'.:-l1957l J-
-"I' S1.Wlr1, Murray Hemlllon.
In 11127, Cllerlel A. Lind·
bergh becomel. Ille llrat
men to lly nonalop ICrON
111eAt1antlc ~•n lo Par-•
It . Cl)*.* '"1 "Key To The
City" ( 1950) Clerk 01ble,
L()(etla Young. A cOuple
mMt and fell in 10111 •I 1
mayors· convention held In
Sen FrencllCO.
n:OOCID **'h "Mommle
DHr11r' 11n11 Fay•
Dun-•y. Olene Scetwld
Fortlet film 1111 Joen
Cr1Wf0td rll-her lwo
adopted children In •
dorne*tlc llmoapher• lh•I
verlel lrom luaU<ioue com-
fort 10 lldl'11c dlaclpllne.
'PG'
•Ol•lll• to ...i-. * • ''T"9 OortlOfl ..
(!Ml! Cfw....... 4-, ..... °'**".,... ,,.,. ... "" .....,,. .,.......... ltlM#detl lft
Wlli.ft tfle ¥1ctlfM ere
lllfnedlO•'-· ··~ .. ~··. I 1tll) OMi Andt-. Lft.
d• en.... to evold e lufl..
ICllO -· two ~ ICOula attempt to
19proec:11 I COlllendle
c;lllef with I ~ propoe. ..
(I) * e "TIWI Is E!v11"
(1981) Oowmentllty Fiim
loolage Ind drllft811C r•
cr1111on1 ere ulfd to tell
Ille llory of EM1 P1flley'1
Nlelndc.r-
ll:IO CC) * * * * "The,, • ., .. I 1H8l Dltk Bogerde, Alen
81111. 81Md on • novel by
8ern11d Mal1mud. A lurn-
of .t111-cen1ury J1wl1h
PHHnt 11 wrongfully
lmQ<ieon4fd tor Ille dMth of
I Child In Kiev.
1!00 (I.) e * "OrMMd Llgllt·
ntng" ( 19771 Aloll1td
Pryor, 81141 BrldQll. Alter
W()(IO War II. I , ... driver
bee-Ille lltfl bllCll
Chllmplon In lhe hlllory ol
lhe r--cer Circuit. 'PG'
1:aG. "Legend Of Thi Wiid"
'PG'
2:00 C8) • • "Cennonball Run"
(1981) 8u•t Aeynolde, Dom
0.LulM Verlou• oddball
cller1e1111 compell In •
COllH~all IWIO ·r-. 'PG'
i;30 (I)"+'~ "TteHU<l llllnd"
I 1972) Oraon w ..... Kim
Burfield. A courageoue boy
lOln• the lnlemoue plrete
Long Jolln Sit~ICOUt
lng the -• I Cit· rylng bounty II 1tNl-
1 ·o·
3:00 al * * "Sllltng Ducka"
I 11180) MlcnMI Emil, Zectl
N()(man. Two Inept mob-
11111 , ... to South All'lerlcl
end encounter Ille women
Ullgned to kill lllem. 'A'
1:30 CC) * * * "No NukN" t 1eeo1 Jeck ton Browne,
Cr01by, St1111 & Naelt.
Footage of I Mrill ol 11111·
nucleer power concerti
lleld In New Y0tk City: dut·
Ing September, 1979,
1111u1Jng lb~ _Doo_b1
Brother•. C11ly Simon,
Jem4it T1ylor end aruc..
Sprlngllaen. la compiled In
11111 dowmentll')'. 'PG'
9 * • * "The Other Side 01 The Mountain ·-Part II"
( 197..8) Marityn H11M11.
Timothy Bonomi. FOfJ"lll
cllampion ak Ill. Jill.. Kln-
ftlOlll ~·rende<ed • quldri-
pleQk: by • ·~· ec:cldent, wr"tlel With Mil-doubt
when 1 new I0\11 enter1 her
hf•
4:00. * • * "VIVI VIiie!" ,
(1934) Well-8-y, LIO.
C1trlll0 Tiie l1mou1 pelri-
ot end rebel rlMe 10
become prllldent ol Mexi-
co._ ----
CH) * *'Ir "St. Helln1"
(19811 Art C1t'!l)I, Devld
Hullm1n An 80·yHr-old
men refUMI IO lM\11 hi•
1mall reeort 11ter ~
gill predlcta I ~
dl11ste< 'PG'
4:30 (I) * * "T erk• The Oller"
C 19791 Oocumentery. Nar·
riled by Peter O.llno\I .
The hi• ot • pllyfUI otter 11
trlCed lrom hi1 blrtll In • hOllOw lrN 10 1111 epic bet-
tie ....,,, '"' IMder ol • hound pect. 'G' CZ> * Jt * .. Excalibur ..
( 1981) Nigel Terry, Nicol
W1lllemeon. The explolt1 ol
King Ar1tlur brine poWer
end dNlll to Ille knlghtl of
' the Rourid-Table. 'R'
1:00 CO) * * "The l lglf)d Of
Tiie Lone AMg!tr" (1980)
kunton Spilabury, Chrllto-
•
• * * * "The Competl·
lion" C 19801 Rlchtrd Drey-
fu11, Amy lrVlng. Two plan-
1111 at • Sin Frlnci9co
music competition find
tllat their I0\11 fOt Nell
olher conlllcta wltll their
prol111lon11 ambilloni.
'PG'
pher Lloyo. Tiie Lone
Renger Md T6nto pur-·:
their arcll'4tllmy, 8u1Ch · •:
C1vendilh, who 1111 kid·.
napped lhe. prelldent of "
the U.S. 'PG'
11 :30 CZJ * * ~ "Tiie Prlvlle 1
Eyes" I t980) Don Kno111.
Tim Conwey. Two bum·
bling American delecll.,..
ere celled In 10 ln.,..lfOal•
1 Mrlel ol murder• In .,,
Englllh cellle. 'PG'
12:00 e • * 'h "Cerry On
Rlgll'dlels" ( 19631 Ken·
nelll Connor. Sidney
Jemet. When en employ·
ment egency actYlrt._
tllll II cen tupply ~
1:30 CC) * 'it "The Conquer0t"
11956).Jonn W•rne. Su11n \'
H•ywerd. A mighty Mongol '
werrior kldnap1 the dllUQll·
111 of 1 powerful Tiilar
king ,end 114.111 control ol
hl1emplre. · • * *'Al "Mommle DHrHI" (19111 Feye
Oun1w1y, Dien• Scer.id.
Forties lllm 1111 Joen
Crewf0td rel-her two
edopted ch11dren In •
"-tic etmc>tphere ttiet
demlnel. 11 flnds·tlla t Ille varlet from luxwlou9 corn-
quaMty of 111 11111 me1111 It IOtt to lldiltlc dleclpline.
by Armstrong & Bat11:1k:
FRANKLY, AT THE MOMENT
IT DOESN'T LOOK GOOD/
• ~
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I' 1•
' •
1'
. '•
Dilly Piiat
TUESDAY. AUG. 31 , 1982
O.ity Piiot l'tlotoe by C"-IM Sta"
Sklmmln' along
A total of 21 competitors
battled for the World Body
S kimming c hampionship at
Corona del Ma r state beach
over the weekend . Doug
Bottorf (above) finished
second after winning the last
th ree years. At left, young
Chris Allard hits the water
on h is second jump and right
is K athleen M cCaHrey of
Laguna Beach. an interested
spectator . Doug Killian, of
Newport Beach, had a mark
o f 5 1-8 but fell s hort of
Bottorf's world record o f 55-8
set last year. For story. see
page C2.
CLASSIFllD cs
A skidding halt
Penhall decides to take new course
By HOWARD L. llANDY
Of "~· Oallr Piiot Stall Wht!n Bruce Penhall c:aptUrt'<l
hi s sN·ond s traig ht WorhJ
S,x~dway Championship lltlC' al
tht: Los AngC'it.'S Coliseum
Saturday night, it marked thC'
end of one era and thl' beginning
of a n other for the b lond,
good-looking Balboa 25-year-old.
Penhall said a fter tht• raee that
h t• would not c:ompNc· in the
World Pairs compt•t11wn in
Australia latl'r this year as
DfJ11 Sutto11 trad.-d
to .tllln·auk~t·. cs .. P•o• c 21
pn•v1ously planned "I've· rt·llred.
That's 11," he said.
"l 'VE DEVOTED nuw ycurs
of my life to speNlway radng
and I want to spend more time
with my family." he• c'Ontinued.
"The lust fi ve years I have been
in England most of tht· ume and I
am reall y dose to my family and
fool 1t 1s lime to qutt "
While he is quitting one
profession , he has already made
big inroads into another. He will
pursue a n acting cart'(.'r and has a
part on the CH iPs tclc•vision
scrws wi th eamera crews filming
h is every move at the world
finals.
Penhall 1s the only American
rider to ever win tht• title twice·.
In fac·t, he• is only tht• second
American to ever win the title.
Corde Milne wo n the t•rown in
1937.
I n Satu rd ay night 's
competition some bad blood
between Penhall and English
rider Kenny Carter came to the
surface. THe ,two had been in
previous batt1i;s in England, and
when they were .mat.ched in the
fourth round of he-at racing
Saturday, neither got ofC to a
good start. P en ha 11 was third and
Carter fourth a t the first turn
among the four riders.
CHAMP -Bruce Penha ll is
calling it quits after win ning
Speedway title.
P C'nhall soon movl'd up to
second :.ind Carter was rig ht
be hand
"WE BUMPED <ind banged
elbow!> for two laps." Penhall
said "I passed ham fair and
square anu I saw""O"shadow when
we went around turn two. I felt a
little nudge, then s.i w the red
light in the far c:orner stopping
tht• ral'c.
"Tha t's when I lookc•d back
and saw h im under the fence. I
could barely feel the nudge and
hc was beh ind me at the lame.
The two riders came off turn
two on the high side of the track
and Penhall was in front. Carter
apparently felt he should have
been given room to pass when he
said on the public address
m1nophone. "H e (Penha ll
~ouldn't slow down for me."
To which Penhall n •plled :
"Arn J sup~ to a hut off and
ll't ham go by? I have the right of
way when I'm an front "
Cartc r s pe n t 20 minutes
prott·stmg the de<.:1sion to ban
h1m from a re-start of the heat
and WC'nt 'to the starting line ·
where he signalled to the referee
in the stands.
"I DON 'T h ave a lo t o f
t-omment on that," Penhall said
"I thought he was very childish
the way he at:ted. I lost the first
hl'at fair and square (to L es
Collins). As things turned out,
Carter lost two more points in
another hea\ race after that one.
"He's already claimed he's the
best an the world but he didn't
ma1:<1: 1t tonight. They let him
stay out there at the line too long.
"This isn't the first time this
has happened. Whe ther he
claims to be the best or not, I won
the championship.
"Really, Kenny and I get afong
fine oH the track . Sure. he has to
be annoyed. He had three great
heats before that incid~nt.
"I p ut 11e perc.-ent of my life
into speedway and I won the
championship fair and square. ln
acting. I <.:an do the same thing. I
don't figure I am that good right
now but I will devote the time to
being among the best. I h
done it before."
IF IT TAKES a 10-hour day to
aroJmplish his purpose. don't bet
against the speedway ace. He has
that kind of devotion to anything
he tackles.
During his illustrious career.
Pe nhall has ridden an three
World Finals events and won two
of t hem. He has cctptured the
world pairs title with Bobby
Swart2 a nd until his sudde n ·
re tirement, was scheduled to
defC'nd that titl e this year an
Australia with Dennis Sigaloo. ·
On Aug. 15, he jomed other
U.S. riders to win tbe world team
tit le
Pirates get jllrnp
on the arrns. race
O CC's b est arm, though , is 'in doubt
By CURT SEE.PEN
Of the Dally Pl~t Stall
Whe n Orange Coast College
football coach Dack Tucker
unveils the 1982 ed1t1on of his
Pirate squad against Pa lomar
Sept. 17 . he'll have enough
quartl'rbacks lo make the Rams
green with envy.
Included in h is arsenal are
Craig Johnson. a freshman from
L oara H igh: Eddie Ashen, a
product out of Sacramento. and
Greg Denhem, a n All-Ba y
League s tandout out of P alos
Verdc-s High.
Even two of Tucke r's most
capable rec..--eivers, K irk Dunham
and Mike Roney. were once on
the other end o f the passing
game
~
O CC sche dule
Sal Sei>I l l -Cll•ua. acflmmag• I 10 em )
F" Sep I 17 Palomar Sal Sep• 25 -al Sa<ldleback Sar Ocl ? -Pasadena
Sat Ocl 9 '' El C&m1no Sal Oct HI C..-rltoa• Sar Ocl 23 Ml San Anlont0•
Sal Oct 30 at F..-ion·
Sa• NO• 13 Grossmon1•
Sat No• ?O .. San Olego Mes..
Thurs Nov 25 -•I GOl<lon WHI'
l•I OCCI noon 'deno1e1 conle<-game
lllf Q&m{!S 81 7 3Q p m • unleu 01-WIS<! noledt
receiving COfllS figures lo be the
best an years.
Dunham. Roney and Mike
Giddings are all returners who
accounted for 75 recepllons, 1,114
yards and eight touc hdowns
between them a year ago.
Dunharo (6-1. 170) caught 28
passes as the Pirates' split ehd in
'81: Giddings (5-11 , 175) was the
rec1p1ent of 21 passes and Roney
(6-2, 220) caught 26 as OCC's
Punahou is not your average high school
But one name is conspicuously
missing from the OCC coach's
roster at least for the first
three weeks. The name is Clay
Tucker. and until the sophomore
left -h a nd er is compl etely
recovered from a broken fibula
suffered July 30, the Pirates·
football fortunes will be ten tative
at best
This 1s not a case o f dad
showing tavoritism lo his son. As
a frc.>s hman last season. Clay
recorded the finest first season
ever by an OCC quarterback,
completing 129 passes for 1,550
yards
oght end. ,
Other wide receivers include
C hris Hecker (5-11 , 170) and
Gary Stenlund (6-0, 165), both
sophomores. Hawaiian campus c la ims it h as one of the top s ports progr a m s in the nation
For the most part, 1f you've seen one high
school. or at least a half doren or so, you've
aeen 'em all.
All, that is. except for Punahou School,
located in Honolulu on a 56-acre campus.
Punahou is Edison H igh's opponent
Fn~'da at Kaiser High (near Koko Head) on
the nd of Oahu. w n for years as one of USC's major
contributors of exc~ti onal Hawaiian
athletes, Punahou's image as a football
power has been toned down in recent years.
but aa a school itself. ,'t's still one of a kind.
It's a K-12 lorma , although the high
school portion is separate d from the
younger students. And·'the price of an
educatJon is $3,000 per student, per year.
''The academic standards are very high,"
aaya football ooach Mike Pavich. "We have
at leeat a dor.en kids go to Stanfotrd every
year and 99 percent of our graduates
continue ln college. .
"And , o u r .Aathle lic) program is
unbelievable. The swim team has never lost
the state title in 24 years, the volleyball
team hu won the state championship three
of the last five yean and we were state
chaJnt>lona In aoccer and volleyball last
year. It has to be one or the top 10 athletic
proarama overall In the nation." •
1be football program, however, has not
been able to keep pace since the school
PREP SPORTS
ROGER
CARLSON
cracked down on some "shady" doings a
few years ago.
There was a time when J-'unahou was a
perehnial Oahu power, and helping the Buf
'n Btu was the. practke of "red-shirting"
students in the eighth grade in order to put
another year on them before using th<'1r
high school eligibility.
And, according to Pavich, recruiting was
('Ommon.
"They used to recruit, literally," says
Pavich , "In a subtle way. Some of them
(players) didn't meet academic standards.
either."
Basic integrity was r eestablish e d .
however . and Punahou has come back to
earth.
The 1981 warn wu 6-4-1, according tQ
Pavich, and he has five full time and four
partJme starters back from that team.
A forme r Santa Monica Hlsh uaJstant,
Pavich says he decided to accept the shot at
Edison because "I'm try ing to establish
some things "
"I roached at Sant.a Monica for f1v<' years
and always heard about Bill Workman and
their success. We played Westminster in the
playoffs and I thought it would be a real
neat challenge.
''And, it's an opportunity for our junior
varsity to play the same opponent."
Thus the Edison sophomores will be
matched up against a jumor varsity team.
i:-onceivably with juniors and seniors. but
sophomore coach Lyman Clower says such
a situation is not a problem.
Thi.s is Pavich's second year at Punahou
i,lnd he says ,tht' basic different'C between
the situation at Santa Monica and Punahou
1s the latter's lack of raw speed and the
hungry factor.
"Most of our k ids are middle class
America." says the coach. "The local klds
• ..,ublic schools) arc a little more aggressive
and hit well.
"Hawaiian football is probably the
htttingest football In the western United
S tates. But it's not as Y.at as California
football. Apart from that, kids are kldtt.
"I had a lot of fun-With tut )'Car's team,
but I had fun with the kids at San'a
Monica, too."
A year ago Marina met Castle and
(See PUNAHOU, Pase C2)
Clay , an fact, 1s the senior
returning quarterback in the
rugged South Coast Conference.
"ft will really be unfortuante if
he doesn't get to play." Dick
Tuck er no ted "H e's really
looking forward to 1t."
THE YOUNGER Tucker is
ex pec ted t o have thf' c ast
removed from his right leg just
about the time the Sues open the
season. Add another three weeks
of recuperation and conditioning.
and C lay should be a ble to
challenge the Pasadena Lancers
in the third game of the aeason.
And b o th Tucke rs are
optimisUc that Clay might even
be ready to go by tho second
game against Saddleback. .
Meanwhile. Denhem , a 6-11 ,
186-pounder who played in the
Aug. 12 Lions East-West foot ball
game ln the Torrance areal
figures to have the best ihot at
opening the N&IOn.
And whetHer it'• Denhem,
Tucker , A shen or J o h nson
throwing the ball , the OCC
"There's no question that
we're going to throw the ball a
great deal this year -30 to 35
times per game." Tuc ker
predicted . "Passing was t·he
strength of our offense last year
and it shoul<t be our !\Jrength
again this year."
In all. Tucker has 25 lett.enneri
and nine starters back from last
year's team which finished with
a disappointing 3-7 mark.
Here's a rundown by position:
QUARTERBACKS -Tucker
comrle ted 64 of 124 ~ in the
Cina four games of 81, good for
942 yards and seven touchdowns.
Denhem figures to have the best
shot at opening the aeaaon. He
was MVP of his high achool team
afld an All-area .electJon in the
South Bay part of town. Ashen is
small (5-8, 160), while Johnson
(~-0, 190) w ill no dou bt be
lur king In the i h a d o w s If
Denhem falt.en.
R U NNING BACKS
Retw-nen ere Siew Southward
(5-11. 18$) and Tlm Douaherty
(6-0, 210). Southward led the
Sout h Coast C onfe r e nce l n <See OCC, P11e Cl)
·.
' 0,... ao.t DAILY ,ILOTITueectay, Augu11 31. 1111 ._ ________________ _.._
Sutton excited ·about
trade to Milwaukee
From AP dl1palcltes
NEW YORK -Veteran ri1ht· II hander 1l9n Sutton wu traded to the
Mllwaukee Brewen by the 'Houaton :
A1tro1 Monday nlgbt for three
undiscloaed players, the A1tro1 announced
during their 1ame with the New York Mets.
S-utton, who hu a 13-8 mark U)1a aeuon and
253 career victories, waa acheduted to start
Monday night's game but was scratched about 30 · I minute• }>efore 1ame time ~ ,,_ with the Ou, the...Aattos said.
' ' Sutton, reached at hi.a hotel,
wu .,_ta~ the trade. ''Prof y, I'm very
excited," aa Sutton ,
"Milwaukee la.an outstanding
ballclub and they are in the
thick of the pennant race. If
you can 't get excited about
that you don't have a pulae_"
MITTON Sutton, who had said in
the off-season that he wanted to be traded from
the Aatros, added that he was "sad to be leaving
the best coijection of friends I've ever had. You
couldn't ask for a better group of guys or a better
organization than the Aattos. I only wish I could
have done m,ore here for them than I have."
Quote of the day
"George Steinbrenner has trouble
speaking the truth. It's been proven. He
was hauled into federal court in
Washlngton and they proved there that he
doesn't speak 4he truth. Steinbrenner
would be better off looking after his own
business .. He's been late making payments
.to other teams." -Angels• outfielder
Reggie Jackson, reacting to allegations by
Steinbrenner that members of the Angels
use illegal bats at the plate.
~ Braves split on Watson home run
Pinch-hitter Bob Watson II slarruhed a three-run homer over the
left-£ield fence in the 12th inning to
g ive the Atlanta Braves an 11 -9
victory over Philadelphia and a 11plit of their
-Mond~night doubleheader. In the first game,
Dick t-n pitched a three hitter a.nd Mike
Scbml d three h its and drove in two runs as
the Pha ies posted a 5-1 victory ... Ray
-Knlgbt'i tte-breaklng. two-run single cappe<I a
lhr:ee·-run rally in the eighth inning itS Houston
beat the New' York Mets, 4-2. -It was the 14th
straight loss for New York ... Tim R;aines
delivered a two-out, run-scoring single to cap a two~run seventh inning rally that propelled
Montreal's Steve Rocers to his 15th victory as
the Expos downed Cincinnati, 3-1_ ... Joe
Lefebvre belted a one-out solo home run in the
bottom of the 13th inru.·ng to give San Diego a 2-1
victory over Pittsburgh. It was his aeoond homer
of the year and first at Jae~ Murphy Stadium
since joining the Padres last year .
Wllaon, Leonard pace Royal vJctor.y
Wlllle Wll11a had four hHt, • awed twk'Cl and drove ln two narw and DeMla ...._,. won hll '9ftnlh
•valaht ~ .. the·~ Km-.
Oty 1'oyall beat T9xu, 8-1-Monda)' nitht. The
wtn exteoded the RoyaJe 1Md to 2 l"I ..,.... OYer
the idle Anse .. in the A.mericaJJ ~ Wftt . . . Dave Wlafleld aluued a three-run homer
.. nd Grq N•&tlel .. dd1..0ii MOlo 11hot to power the
New York \'ankew to an 6-2
win over Minn Hota. Sllaae
Rawley gave up el1ht hill,
atruck 04t four and walked
two In gainln1 h la aecbnd
complete game win of the
year . . . Tony Beraaaard
homered and Rieb Dotson
wqn his sixth straiaht game
as the Chicago White Sox
edged Cleveland, 4-1 ...
•ION . J Pinch-r4!nner Jolin Mo.et
BCOred the winnjng run on a throwing error by
Milwaukee l>enter Helder Gorman Tbom•• with
-two outs in the 10th inning aa Seattle defeated
the Brewers, 3-2 . . . Wade Boggs and Toay
Perea hat two-run homers to highlight Boston's
five-run eighth inning that Ufted the Red Sox to
a 9-7 victory over Oakland. Former Corona del
Mar star Matt Keouclt started for ~he A's but
was not involved in the decision ... Jobn
Lowenstein belted his 21st home run of the
seaaon and rookie Storm Davi• scattered seven
hits In 7~ innings to pick up_llls 12th save as
Baltimore beat Toronto, 6 -3 ... Ot.atfielder
Rick'ey Henderson of Oakland. who brDke
baseball's sfogle season base stealing record
Friday night, has been named American League
player of the week.
Base~all today.
0n this date in base~ in 1959:
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Sandy
Koufax aet a National League record by
striking ,out 18 San Fr4ncisco Giants'
battfrs as the DodgeN won 5-2 on Wa)ly
Moon's three-run homer.
Today's birthdays:
San Francisco Manager Frank Robinson,
a member of baseball's Hall of Fame, is 47.
Atlanta outflelder Claudell Was~ington is
28. Cleveland infielder J ack Perronte also is
28. Ind~ outfielder Von Hayes is 24.
NFL players seek further bargaining
The National Football Lea"gue •
Players Association, declaring that it
has strike authorization from 1,300
players, demanded MondaS' that team
owners come to the bargaining table to prevent a
possible strike but did not announce a strike date
. . . Cleveland Indians' pitchers Len B•rker
<Jnd Edward Glynn were·free on bond after their
arrest .on marijuana c harges, police said
. . . Sebastian Cot collected the ninth outdoor
wor1.d record of his career, anchoring a British
3,200-meter relay team to a li~e of 7:03.89 in the
Heinz British Games track and field meet a the
Cr)'stal Pa.I.are in London -: • . Kurt-Bevacqua,
San Diego utility infielder and the Padres' best
pinch hittc_:r. goes tor a career first today -a sky
catch . He will. attempt to catch a baseball
dropped fr.om th e top of a 325-foot high
skyscraper and falling at an ~tlmated 100 miles
per hour.
f'e1evisiori, radio./ .
TV: No. ~heduled.
• RADIO: Baseball -Angels at Detroit, 4;30
p.m .. KMPC (710); St. Louis at Dodgers. 7:30
p.m .. KABC (790)·.
'Th• h From Page C1 J ~ · 18 yac t . PUNAH.OU PROGRAM ••.
has become whippetl the Knights by a 28-0 buket .for the basketball team or
score, despite the fact Castle threw a block on th~ f<>?tball H • h R • J already had a game under its belt field, but his 4bsence ts going to 1g 0 er in preparation. • be sorely miaeed.
· This is Punahou's first game. • 1 • · •
too, but it has three scrimmages FUTURE DEPARTMENT -By ALMON LOCKABEY ...., ..................
· Bill Power of New rt Harbor
Yacht Club as had yachts
named High Roler but one of
them has rolled as f , fast or
high as his recent Hi Roler in
whic h h e will ad a U .S .
yachting team reparing to
defend the Sardi Cup in Italy.
Power and tiis rew are hoping
to come n t o nl y as a
representativ of the win ning
1eam but as the winner of
the Star P t 'Frophy awarded
to the top · dividual yacht-in the
five-race series. The series sta.na
Thursday and continues through
Sept. 13.
planned before Edison, meeting Marina High it 'picking up Irvine,
R a d f o rd ( Pa s s i n g t Y Pe Texas transfer Shawn Han, a
scrimmage), Kalaheo and Kaiser freshman who reportedly has
before plAying Edison. · pole vaulted 12-0 and ran the 440
As for a · potential crowd for in 53.0 as an ~ighth gr.r. the Edison game, Pavich is
uncerlaln.
'1The Honolulu pilper ran a
sizable .stofy o n Ediaon
recen tly." he says. "A lot
depends on publicity and we're
going to try to sell the people
that they're going to see a super
football team. in. Edison."
Punahou's h ome field in
league play is Aloha Stadium
whe r e triple headers ds:aw
10-15,000 per Friday night and
It's not a short~hange operation.
Pavich has 15 assistants Jn his
program and facilities to mat.ch.
Argosy race -
inviiations out
Newport Ocean Sai ling
Association (NOSA) has ·issued
invitations for ita 25th Argosy
race, an overniaht family race-
. cruise to C.baiOo Beach Yacht
Club in Loa Angeles Harbor.
NOSA is the organization that
annu a lly s t ages t h e famed
Newport to Enseneda race.
· The Sardinia Cu p , held
biennially, is an event similar to
Britain's Admiral's Cup and the
Pam Am Clipper Series i n
• ' Honolulu. A former UCLA player, he
relies on a pro and slot offense
and Okie defense.
1'~. Argosy was originally
known as the Alamitos Bay
Argosy and featured an·
~ghte r to L ong Beach
..
Hiah Roler was Invited to the
Sardinia Cup by virtue ot ner
performa nce in the 1982
Sduthern Ocean Rac ing
Confereru:e in Florida where she
placed first in her class and third
overall.
In the put five yean. Power's
three High Rolers have sailed
over 30,000 racing m iles,
including such presUJ[foua events
u the SORC in 19,-~-79-81-82;
St. Francia Yacht Club's Big Boat
Serles ( 1977 • 78-82) the 1979
Tranapec from Loa Angeles to
Honolulu. and the Newport, R.I.
to Bermuda race.
• "Our hard work has pajd off.''
said' Power. "It 1ee1n1 ihat West
COMt yachttnc. ia apln comlnC
of• In the international yacht
r-acU\1 world. There are many .,_t CaU,fomia ..Uon, but not
many compete Internationally. A
couple that should not be foreOtten Aft Dave Allen's Imp
fnllll San ll'ranctlco, winner of
the 1979 Admlnl'a Cup, and Jim
Kilroy'• Kialql whkh haa been a
hl1h 1corer in numeroue
ln1emaeional eventa. •
.. The Weit Coast dea,rvu
mor• reco1nltlon for Its
1ntern11ton•l-eaUbre y·acht
l'8dnl· ~= Hi1h Roler .,. 111 an • for Olhen -c-9Y ;a.lltC Milon.'~ aUd
Punahou had a reputation as a
puaing team in 1981, based on
total yardage1 which found the
air game nejJrly four times as
productive as the grolind game.
"Actually, we ran as much as
we ~." says the coach. "We
just had a bad running game."
Among the individuals on
Punahou'a team ia Al e ma
Harrington, a 5-11, 185-pound
junior fullback who ia a
returning starter. His dad,.Al, i.a
an ex-Stanford star and one of
the premier entertainers in the area.· . .
"We're small and n ot tha t
fail," says t'he coach. "The strenath of our club is that it'• a
very c:oheaive group. auper youna
men who have woekad very hard
and ... ho are Intelligent."
• • • Bltanda High'• football team,
and athletic J>l'OtP"aml In 1eneral,
haw at.orbed a touah blow t>y
the retlptlon of trainer Bill
Kelley, who bu.decided 12 years
on the l'09d wlth the la1lea la
~ will continue teachina ~ pli,ilcal educaJibft and hie ICtenN clawt for another .
.... ,...... but 80lftlCIM ....
~ tO have to tape up ihe --. Ket.y never made • .tncl•
•
· Harbor where the yachts, tied up
alongside the guest dock at Long
Beach Yacht Club for an evening
of festivities before starling the
race back to Newport Beach the
following momin".
The Argoey was awitched to
C.brillo Beach Yacht Club after
the long dock at LBYC waa made
a public facility, allowing U9e of
the dock only ·for loading and
unloading.
Thit year's race at.arts o(f the
Balboa Pier at noon, Sept. 18 and
finishes off Reservation Point in
Loe Anples Harbor. The ret.um
race starts off Re.ervatJon Potnt
and finishes off the .Newport Pier
on Sunday, Sepc:-19. -
Entries for the raee muat be
poatmarked no later than
midni1ht, Sept .. 11. No entry fee
ta required from NOSA membera
who have eartlclpated ln
previou1 Entenada races. A $5
fee will ·be charced to NOSA
membere who have not paid
their annual dut11.
. T~i• for the first lq of the
race-Will be ~nt.ed at ~YC
after the rece. Trophia· for the
aecond lea -from Cabrtno
Beach lo Ne'Wport wUl llie
..,...._. at n annual mMdnc
of NOSA ln October.
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OPTIMISTIC -Oran,ge
Coaat. C0Ue1e Coach· Dick
Tucker ia optimistic about the
1982 aeuon.
• From Page C 1
-~•ds' g&me ·plan
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works p~rleCtly-·
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Tht rook1<" ~l11rtl'r no ted, "Wh«.!n
Sl. Louil! Cardlnul8 -thinkln11 people• look ot the plt~hl ng
o f' their I ;4 reco1·d 1tgulnst pa1rln'111 'SluP.u aaalnat
Fl!rnando V"lcnzuela -were Valenzuela' -It 11 look Uke
juat hoping to get ahead aod st.uy 0..vld agaanat Goliath."
ah«:ad of the young pik'her long But the C~ina .. ' lame plan
e nough for -relief ac:e Bruce went ju1t a1 1Manaaer Whi~y
Sutter to get to the mound as •Herzog planned it, and St. Louiaf
they •tarted otr a three-game eked.out ii 3-2 v~ctory to lmprovt1
aeries aJ(ainat Los An~eles. lta ltmd In tbe National Le~aue
Easler said than done. F.ast to 21h games. The Dodgers,
"If you ge t behind' Fernando with their se<.'bod aucwaslve lou,
two or three r·uns, forge t It," fell a half-game back of Atl!inta
t-autioned Keith furnandez, the In the N.L. West.
Cardinals' first baseman. St. Louis inched its way into a
Valenzuela had allowed only 3-1 lead, Stuper pitched his way into the eighth when Sutter took one run his previous two starts over jind. though he gave up a .
and was aeeking his 18th victory home run to Steve Garvey to
of the year Monday, so getting lead .off the ninth. he whisked
ahead of him early didn't appear. away the final three Dodgers on
to ~ a log.lcal game plan. rd h · 30 h As John Stuper, the Cards' ground balls fu reco is t save.
"Every game means something
now," said Sutter, who has five
-OCC . FOOTBALL. • •
saves in as many appearances. "It
wasn't quite that way when I
was in Chic:ago. Over llaere the
only thing we were fighting for
was personal glory -and a new
contra<:l."
ru1hlng average in 1981 (5.4
yards per carry). Douaherty, out
of Hawaii, if nothing el.e, figures
to tiave plenty of atamlna. He
finished 21st out of 300 who
competed in the 1981 Hawaii
Triathlon .. Top freshman
pl'Olpect Is Corona del Mar High
product BUI Bright and Atlanta
tr~plant Corey Stephens. . ·RECEIVERS -Roney, who
tranaferred from Palomar Col·
lege. wu a pleasant surprile in
. 1981. He u averaged 15.1 yards
per reception last -season, and
Tucker went to the tight end
often. When the offensive line
· gave Tucker the protection. he· 1 had little difficulty finding either
Giddinp or Dunham.
OFFENSIVE LINE -Tucker
is delighted with the hard work
of tackle Jobn Swoboda. "He's
down to 280 which isn't bad
considenng he's been 280 for the
past four years," Tucker said.
''He's going to be real good." The
other tackle figures to be Dave
Kravitz (5-8, 192). In addition,
there is Greg Dixon (6-2, 230)
. and guard Rich W«tkoff (6-1. --z-ior; bot ti -o ( whom saw
considerable action last season.
Fountain Valley product Dale ·
Crane (5-10, 220) will bring AJI-.
OranJe County credentials to the
center position. "For the first
time in four years, I'm entering
the season with-a good feeling
about Qur offensive lil1e." Tucker
admitted.
KICKING GAME -It's very
much up in the air right no'!\'.
Las t yea r , OCC 's ·Mr .
Everythina,.Mit& Olsen had the
punting duties. This year, Ashen
may have the duties. Field goals
-and extra points remain question
marks.
DEFENSIVE LINE -"We'll
have an all-freshman .fine this.
year. Normally that would scare
me, but we've had a very good
-recruiting year and we have
some top high school players
coming in to fill those spots,"
TlJcker said. Those players that
figure to see extensive action
include: Floyd Scanlan (6-4, 245),
a transfer from University of
M·iuouri; Trey Martens (5· 11.
210), a freshman from Fountain
Valley High; and 'Dan Moreno
(6-5, 240), a freshman from
F.di8on H1'dL
LINEBACKERS -The Buca
don't have a re\urning starter, ~ut they do have Craig Lindberg
(6-0, 200) and Eddie.Kesky (5-10,
185). Lindberg broke his ankle in
the first game of the season last
year, while Kesky -was steady in
a backup role.
DEFENSIVE BACKS -Free
safety Brian Dykstra (5-11, 180).
strong safety Dave McNamara
(6-0, 185) and corneTback J on
Oimalante (5-10, 175) are the
t hree returning d efen sive
starters from a year ago. "In JC
football, your defensive-backs
can ·make or break your season,"
Tucker noied.
George _rips ~mp
. TORONTO (AP)-New York
Y a'n k E! es• bo ss Georg e
Steinbrenner lashed out at
umpire Dallas Parks for the
ejection of two Yankees during a
weekend series with the Toronto
Blue Jays, calling Parks' actions
"ludi'c:rous."
On Saturday, Parks ejected
Roy Smalley after the third
baseman hollered at him from
the dugout
Keith Hernandez had three of
the Cardinals' six ·hits off of
V,;1lenzucla, and he's 6-for-11
against the Dodger ace for the
year. But even so. he .. went-togrea • ......_ __
lengths to praise Valenzuela.
"To me; he's the best pitcher in "
the league." said Hernandez.
"For his age, the control he has,
I've never seen anything like it
my eight years in the league."
The Dodgers got Valenzuela a
run in the second on Ron C.ey's
double and Bill Russell's two-out
run-scoring single.
But in the Cards' fourth ,
Valenzuela issued one of his two
walks, to Ken Oberkfell to lead
off the inning. He was forced by
Lonnie Smith. but He rnandez
.cracked a double to right-center
that brqught Smith home with
the tying run .. a nd only the
second run off of Valenzuela iri
22 innirlgs: Hernandez took third
on the throw to the pl~te. then
scored the go-ahe!ld run on a
sacrifice fly by George Hendrick .
St. Louis produced what
developed as t~e decisive run in
the eighth on a sipgle J>y 'l:Qm _
Herr. a stolen base and Lonnie
Sn.>it h 's one-out grounder
It's Doug ag~in
Body skimming syndr ome intact
-After seven years, 1t would seem that a person with the
first name of Doug would have a definite advantage in the
World Body Skimming champio~hips held about this time
annually at ~rona del Mar State Beach.
Whatever the future of the event, fo r seven years the
winner has had the first name of Doug and this year's title .
winner is Doug Killi.a'n, 22, of Newport Beach. Killian is also
a volleyball player for USC and.edged three-time defending
champion Doug Bottorf by four inches with a 51-8 effort.
Doug Garn was the winner of the first three years of
competition befor~ retiring but Bottorf and Killian have
kept the first name syndrome Intact. Bottorf holds the
world record of 55-8. ,
Competition is based on the longeiit skim In a ~it that iB
65 feet in length, four feet .wide and filled with four inches
of water. Competitors run like they are long jumpifl« and
slide on their chest for distance. .
Basically, competitors hail from .Southern California
but one came from Germany to enter the action even
though his first naine isn't Doug. He is Espiro Kem~le and it
may be awhile before he Ciln unseat one of the dougs now competing.
I
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MAJOR Ll~OUE STANDING&
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Aneel• 74 511
ChlOago 67 112 SN111e 62 118
01hlano S8 7 4
1 ... , so 79
MinnH<>lu 47 83
Pc1. o• 5118
509
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417
439
388
362
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14
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EAITEAN DIV!SION
Milwaukee 76 53 !'>89
Bollon 72 ~8 564 4' •
Bel11tT10ltl 7 I SJ !>SO 5 '
New 'l'o<lo. 66 63 5 12 10
0.ltOll 65 63 !>011. 10',
Cleve4•nd 61 65 484 tl '> Toronlo 61 71 462 16',
Mondar·• ScCHH
Bal1tm0<e 6. T oron10 3
Bos10fl 9. Oahtano 7
Seattle 3, Molwaui..ee 2 110 11111mo"
Chicago 4, Cle•tilanel t •
New York 8. M1nno~o1a ~
1(1n"s C11y 8. T oxas 3
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73 58
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62 69 Hous1on
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Pel. GI
557
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496
413
382
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Chicago 58 74 439 18
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tGullickson 10: 10). n
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Cardlnele 3, Dodgen 2
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J O O O Russell ss 3 O 1 1
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ValenlUeta p 3 0 2 0
Roentc~e Dh 1 O O O
32 J 6 3 To1a1s 35 2 8 1
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(8aMd on 345 •I e.1e)
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Wtl50n KC
Youo1 Mil
Ha11a11. Cte
CQ<>Pflr Mil
Gi1c1a lo•
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Bonnell Tor
C•r•w. Antal.a 'lretl. K C
McRae KC
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123 506 100 166 328
125 482 90 1!>6 324
122 !>16 83 164 318
125 532 80 169 3 18
118 422 65 133 315
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IJI 499 74 ,156 313
Home Aune
G lllomas M1lwauk"" J4 Ae. Jaclleon,
Ang•h. 31; 1 hC.• n1on C le•t!l 3Hd 28
Coope• Mtlwauk"" 26 Og11.,,, M11w11u•ee
· 26 "1.une ••ll•d In
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Cleveland 10 I COOP<'• M•lw~u~ <* 96 G
I nomas Mtlwau'ee 94 Yount M11 .. ~ukee
87
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Ch1c11go 13·5 Gu•dry Ne., ~or• 12-5
Zahn. Angela. 14·1: Sulchlle C1e • .,1and
11·5 Gura KansasC•ty 17-8 Pel•y De11001
14-7 Sla1on Molwau'ee 10·5
NATtONAl LEAGUE
Oit•f!t Mii
MaOIOCk: Pgn
LO Smolh SI l
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Buckner, Chi o ... ,, •••. D.....,. .•
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G AB A H Pct.
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126 •9• 106 1S4 3t4
123 456 09 143 3 IA
131 500 61 156 '.l12
13 1 533 76 164 308
124 470 76 144 306
118 454 61 138 304
124 44S 75 13!> 303 115 424 4~ t77 300
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Mu1phy, Allonta. 32 Kmginan Nfl"' YOtk.
31, Schm1dl Ph•ladelpnra 28 ~ar1e•
1.ion1rea1 27 Horne• Allan1a ?I o ... rreto, Ooclt .... 27. , Aune Balled In
Murplly. Allan1a 96, Buckner Chicago
89 Oitver, Montreal, 88. C.it1e1 MonHeal
tl8 Clor~. San F 1 ancisco 8 7
Pllchlng (15 O.Clelono)
P N1ekro All&nla 13-3 Canoie•a•111
P111sburgn 12·5 Roge1s Mon11e .. 1 1!>·7
Ca111on PMaOelpn1a 17 ·9 0 RolJrns.,n
PlllSl)urgn 14·8. Krukow Pn111oelph1a
12· 7 Valen1.,.I•, Doclgare, 17· 10: Welch,
Dodger•. 15-1.
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ART'S LANOINO 1Ne•po<1 .. achl -36 angle•s t 7 bonito 228 mackerel 1 •oc~
llsn 97 sand bass 6 sheep~ttead 3 sculp1n
l moon fish
DAVEY'S LOCKER (Newport hach) -'1s 1 ang1e1s 1 bA•lacuoa 76 b0n•10 •33 catico baas. 395 meeker••. 104 rock htn 10
saod bass 9 y'e11owta11
DANA WHARf -133 angleti 59 bass . 1
1>arracuoa 96 1>d'nt10. 2 ll•l•bul. 169
rn<i ch1trol. 2 rocl\ 11111 S sheepshead, 6
sculpon
SEAL •EACH -179 anglers 61
baHacuda 15 bon110 43 calico bus 700
macke•el 303 s1na bass 4 sheepsnead. 3•
sculp1n <•••11"1 -79 1ng1en 5 b<>ntlo 10
hallbul SOO mackerel, 15 sand 11ass 200
Queen losh, JOO while croake•
aAN DIEGO (HIM Landlogl -168 anglers t56 alOacote I ma•ltn 2 ye110..,.1a.t
I bluehn 13 11oqeye _
Optimism high
at Dana Hills
The Dana Hills High football team enters the
1982 campaign optimistic that it can po!lt its first
winning season since 1975. when the Dolphins
entered the CIF playoffs.
"The Jtids seem very enthusiastic at this time
and ready for the season to start." ~d first-year
head coach Don Douglass. "We still have some work
'to do but we're looking forward to the start of the
sea10n.··
The of(ensive backfield provides the riucleus
for the Dana Hills attack. Returning from last year's
squad are quarterback Max Cooper (6-0, 180) and
running tsacka Shane Pratt (5-10. 180) and Tim
Champieux (5-10, 175). Kirk Kenour (5·11. 185)
will double up at cen~r and-noeeguard. while M11ce
.Germain (6-1, 180) is a returning wide receiver and
comttback.
Doug1asa ti. also been lmp.reued with tt'\r play
of earner Daw Van Enger and strong safety Jim
R.cobl (6-0. 175).
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Othen that figure to tee plenty of playln1 time
are J.J. Habey (U,ht end) and defenaive end Dave U> ·r A ~n:sA : Harrta. . .
It 1hould be a challenging· echedule for the
Dolphins, who will be playing the likes of Pius X
and San Marcoa before entering South Coast
Leque play against Capistrano Valley; one of the.
bvorit.es. . •
''We're goina to find out prfUY quick whot
we're aotna to do," DouaJ .. says:. • ..
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f Or Seahawks?
Depth big problem for OV
By f>ENNIS BROSTERllOllS
01 Ille OeMr "'°' ll•H
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l'ollch Su·vl' Colfl1·11h 1s th(• fann
to ad)l)lt that his team 1t\;ly Ix· tn
11 rc.·bu1lding st..gl· al thl· ud vl•nt
uf lhc: 19H:l lWlisun , but that
dut!sn't mean thl· S....a h.11wks are
going to mak1· lhtng!I .c•asy for
anybody.
.. T h e ll t t I t u d l' h (' r C' I s
t.•xct•llt•nt," sa id (.'(Jlfli·sh us h1•
l ' m b OJ r ks o n his f 1 r :;t h l' a <.l
t.•oa<.·h ing ass1g11ml·nL
"The kids art• n•iJliStlt'." he
s<.11d. "Tht'y know thC'y'n· g(Jlng
to have to work hurd <.ind play
some good fundanwntal football.
; ·our goal Is to comt.• o ff
the field every night knowing
th<tl w e've plOJyc·<.l tht· bl·st
football po$s1blt•."
Oel'an View grmluatt'<.l st<irtl'rs
1n rncmy of the skill pus1t10ns <tnd
tht• entirt.· uffe11s iw ltn<'. Spl·t.·<.ly
running bal'k Fn·<.l Brow n ,
quarll'rbat·k John I kt nil• and
rcceivt·rs l<'rt.·d Tu1tlL·, J1·ff
Clt·risst• irnd Eric H1 •inholtz are
m1si;ing from last yt•ar.
"Depth will lx.· <i problem Cur
us," Colfll-sh ~ys. "Wi: havt' :w
soml' uc.Jc.J people l'Oming baek but
most of thl'm-h avt•n't ha<.J a
substantial amount of var~ity
playing timt._"
--'The s<'hedulC' 1s no krndt·r thun
in past yew·s. &fort• dus111g .with
Fountain Valley and Edison, th(·
S<·ahawks must fat'l' Estam·1a. La
Quinta. Cypn·ss. Sunny, Hi lls and
Weslern in the pn·-scetson ~fort•
1>pc ning Sunset Lt•agu1· p lay
i:lgain!it Wcstminsll·r. JVlar&niJ <ind
Huntington Beach.
"You gotta play who you gotta
play," Colflesh p hilosophizes.
•·Th e whole league.· ls wcll-
toached and very talt•ntcd."
Oc:ean View rs cornmg off a 4-6
t·ampaign l as t year wh1 c n
foc.iturcd w ins over Sunny Hills
(1 7-14). Western (21 -0) and
Westminster (28 -14) i n
succession. as w<:l I as a :l5-15
's uccess again s t Hunting to n
Bc-ot-h at -the end of the scason.
"Wf• know that La Quinta will
be wcll-coac;·hcd and Cypress and
Sunny Hills have a lot of JX'<>plc
bac k , we 've hl•ard ," says
-Col flesh.
Her<''s a rundown bv Position:
Q UA RTERBAC K S To
c.· ast yt.•ar's full-t ime
He le. Co flesh will turn
ad ar1scau (St.•nior)
•)ton (junior).
Pariseau was a s ta r t ing
• c.'Orner bal'k last year and 1s a g<>O;d
athlete but has little experience
at 4uartc rback. Shelton was the
quarterbac·k on thl' sophomore'
t<'am
R UNNI NG BACKS Todd
Parkl'r (5-11. 165) f1gurl's tu be
the starting tailbat·k. Parker.
cited as a leaae r by his coach .
piC'ked up progrcssivl•ly more
playing time as the• season wore
on last year and fmished with
:35 1 yards in 87 carries. At the
fullback spot is junior Brian
Burnside (5-10. 175) who pla'yed
sparingly last SC'a.-;on but was on
the Spt>t:rnl teams.
BIG TASK -Steve Colflesh
guides Ocean View in Sunset
League warfare.
RECEIVERS Senior Jim
Ga rton and Kevin Walsh arc tht!
top pass-cat<:he rs. along with
tight 1·nd DavcCarroll (6-5, 215),
a f1.nr· a thle t e who played
basketball last year. None has
l'Xtcnsive varsit9 experience.
OFFENSIVE LINE -At the'
tat•klc slots. Erk Martin (6-4.
200). Tood Allen (6-2. 190) and
Dave Savage (6 -1., 190) have
shown the most promise . The
guards wtll be J o hn Donne lly
(5-10. HIO) and Gavin Hitcht•ock :
(fi-0. 200). Martin and Hitchcock :
figure to be the mainstays of the
hnc be<:ause of their exi)eriencc. ~
At center is a battle between two .
brothers. Bob and Jimmy Himes.
Colflesh says that eithe r one
t•oull:f be the starter .. A fe w of the :
players could b e shifted .
deJ>ending on the situation. so
diversit y will bo important.
"Some kids may have · to know !
two or three th ings." sa id
Colflesh.
DEFENSIVE LINE :
-Donnelly . M a rtin a nd .
H 1t~coc k will d ouble up on
defense. Also. hard-worki ng
Shawn Queaa (5-7, 175) will .see .
plenty of playing t,ime.
LINEBACKERS -Greg
Edwa rds,(5-10, 175). who along
with Hitchcock ar~ considered
two of the finest players on the
team. will spearhead the defense. •
Others include Ste fan Seanoa
(5-10, 175) and transfer Frank..
Jcracaza (5-6. 145).
SECONDARY -Mike Sudyk.a
1s a starlc•r. along with Garton.
P a rk e r a nd junio r M i k e
D1ehlman (5-10. 145). Robert
Ha n sen. a senior . returns al>
rorn erback and P'a~iseau is
cx~'Clt'<i to pla.y at a safety spot.·
KICKING GAME -Doing the
punting will be Pariseau to be
backed up by Carroll. Th·e
place-k icking <:h ores will be
handled by one of s;?ithe r two
soccer-style boot ers. Ric.·hard
Smith or Reid Thiebodeau .
Louisville sets record
LOUISVILLE. K y. (AP> -
With the' m fnor lc•ag u e
atte ndance rec.'Ord firmly in its
grip, the management o f the
Louisville Redbirds basctiall
team expl'Ct.s even bigger things
next year.
Thl• R!!dbirds, a C lass AAA
American Association team. rlrcw
8fiH.4.l8 fans this season. breaking
by almost 200.000 the· standard of
670,563 set by thc San FranciS<.'O
PALA
MESA
Seals of the Pacifi<.' Coast League
In 1946.
The team averaged 13,596 fans
over 64 home dates. If it could
have maintained the pace over a
79-gam e h ome schedule. the
numbe r of games played by
major le:rgue teams, the Redbirds
wou Id have attracted 1.071,95 I
fans. and that's more people than
fi ve major league teams drew in
1980, the last full regular season.
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Complete padla~e Includes ...
• 2 nlehts deluxe accommodations • Unlimited eolf with
• 2 delicious dinners
• Unlimited tennis
'
Phone or
write today
for ~ser•etlons.
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(113) 611·7377
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Orange Oout DAILY PILOVTuelday, Auguet 31, 1812
'
Chance of-a lifetime
Football ·out• atlracl wide variety of wo11ld-be a1hle1es
LA JOLLA (AP) -Driven by peraonal
droami, thl'Y tloc:kcd ont the· footbl&ll field, llOn~·
burl'foot, 1mm1.1 wmarln1 worn-o ut tcnnl• 1hoe11,
tutwn•d gym dotht.•fi and fl·w tugalna c·hlldhm.
"My fc.."t·llng 111 1f I ket!p pluglnll away. maybe
I'll find that ~t of gold.' aaid &.vu Shc..~han, a
l.loor·lO·door iwlc111mun and a111pirlng pro Cootbilll
1•unni11~ l>Mck.
Shcchun, :!I , wa» umong l*O proSJX'l't11 who
unawefcd 11 ncw1pupcr advertl11emcnt and showc..'CI
up recently at a free agent tryout with Boston'•
team In the brand-new United State• Football
LA?ague.
"IT'S LIKE hunting for a m~edle In a haystack,
but It's worth it if we can find one good football
playfr," said•'Uic..·k Coury, coach and general
manuger of the yet-urmumoo franchise. "We'd be
happy if we find two guys to Invite to camp in
January." •
Drenched In sweat from 80-dcgree heal and
70-per<.-ent humidity, players of .all sizes and shapes
spent 75 minutes at sprints and agility drills on a
little -used practice field on the Unive rsity of
California-San Diego campus.
San Diego was selec:led as the first tryout site,
Coury said, "because California is an e xceptional
area for free agents." However, the bulk of USF~.
rosters will be filled with NFL reje<:lJI, he said. ~
Out of shape but determined, Aaron Evergin. a.
350-pound lineman from San Diego. begged lo be·
timed in the 40-yard dash. •
of the day -11 bll1terln1 4.4 1l'condi . But at
~-foot·6 1t11 and UO pounda, the-p1.rttlmc go1Jpc:I
1lnMt.1r wun't optlmli.tk ubout hia dum1.'l. ...
"I jwit WJnted to 1et look{-tj ot." aald Sumfor11.
"lt ~d~ Uke • gre1tt opportunity for poople who
mllllk'<i ~e."
Nearby. ra •tubby man wllh a pot belly walktod
off the field tow•rd hi1 wlfl'. his head down in
de jt'<:tlun.
"We had to cut him.'' uid Coury. "He ran a fl.4
forty." "Yah.'' aald an asslnant, "downhill and
wind-aided."
"There are a lot of dreams out here," said
Coury.
"We told the guys they could cut themselves,"
said Steve Carpenter, ont' of the tryout organizers.
"Some of them did -right a fte r thl' first agility
drill." ·
''It's your basic cattle c:all." said Carpenter.
·•Some of tpeae guys showed up just want 'to take
one last shot."
"IT'S HARD to qt out of your blood," said
Mitc h Hoop es, atarllng punter for the Dallas
Cowboys' 1975 Super Bowl t eain and now a
photocopy salesman In San Diego. Now 29, Hoo~'S
didn't work out but he took the opportunity lo chat
with Cciury, an old friend.
Sheehan, cut after running a 4.9-second 40,
walked to h.is car <.'On.soled by his mother .
"They put too much emphasis on speed," said
Sheehan, who was wearing a white T-shirt wnh
"Boston" hand written across it in big red letters.
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Oeim• c-trucllon Corp .. I Oe11tor11ta corporation, 11111
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C1orpor etton
Delml ConeWC:tlOn Cotp AoOer1 J. Zlrlll9' Iba Prlllident Thia alal-1 waa filed with the C°""tr Clertl 01 Orange Countv on July 27. IH:l
'*"' Pubflahed Or•"9• Co111 Dally Piiot Aug. to, 11, 24, 31. 11112
3&11-n
MllC NOTICE
PICTITIOU8 weMH NAME8TATa•NT The lollOWlng peraone are dotng
bU .. -... OH THOSE DONUTS, t 73• Newport Blvd . Coll• MeH, Ca 92827 Ric hard O Llea, 111845 Sur1btelk., Ln , Huntlng1on Baach, Ca 926>11 led Szuba. 111101 Weltb•ook Cr . Huntington Beach, Ca 92647 Lloyd Vl•rr•. 17732 Ba•ter Cr . Hun11ngton Beech, Ca g2647 Thlt bUtlMU II conducted by • hmlled plfln.tlhlp
Richard D Ues This 1tatemen1 was llled wllh the County Clerk ot 01•nge County on Augull 27, 1982
F111291 Pubtl1hed Orange C.oaat Delly PllolAug 31 s.pt 7, 14.21 . 1982 3837·82
Pllllle NOTICE
NOtlCI OF T9'UITll'8 ULE
A,.Wl,.,tlolo
FUTURE STARS? -About 100 men turned out recently in La Jolla
"I just want lo play football," said Evergln, a
23-ycar-old warehouse worker who weighed 410
pounds a few months ago.
BANTAM-SIZED Ea rl Sanders. a former
blocking back for M.arc:us A.lien at San Diego's
Lincoln Hlfilh School. ran the fastest 40-vard dash
Sheehan, who said he was a standout al
Stewartville, Minn., .wasn't ready to ha ng up his
spikes. however. "I understand the new Chicago
team is holding a tryout here in a couple weeks. I'm
going into training for that."
Lo-;.:.ON!':-~:;~~:rT
AMERICAN SE CU RITIES COMPANY. a corpo<atlon, IS duly appo1nled Tr ustee un der lhe fqllo-..1ng desc11bed deed ot 1rust WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUC TION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH 4payable at llme ol Hie on lawlut money of the Untied Slates) all right, lltle end 10leres1 conveyed to and now held by 11 under 1a1d Oeed of Trusl on lhe property hereinafter descrobed.
• for .the first tryo ut held b y th<.' Boston fra n (·hise of the United States . F . ~ ootball L eagu<.'. Prosp<.-cts induded a gospel s ingt'r and a door-to -door
sal~man.
High School foot.ball schedules
·.
"El Toro ·
Thurs:; Sept. !J ·-Cypress ~home)
Fri.. Sept. 17 -Mission Viejo (home)
Fri.. Sept. 24 -at Valencia
Thurs., Sept. 30 -at Newport Harbor•
Thurs., Oct. 7 -F.otancia• (home)
Fri., Od. 15 -Corona d el Mar• (at OCC).
Fri .. Oct. ~2 -Costa Mesa* (home)
'Phurs .. Oct. 28 -Unive rsity• (al Irvine)
Fri .. Oct. 5 -a t Irvine•
Jo'ri., Oct. 12 -Saddle back• (hom e)
• de notes Sea View League game
(all ;tames at 7:30).
~JI home games at Mission Viejo
Newport Harbor
Frr., Sept. IO -Marina (home )
Fri .. Sept. 17 -Cypr<.>ss (hoine)
Fri.,' Sept. 24 -at Westminste r
Thurs., Sept. 30 -El Toro• (home)
Fri., Oct. 8 -University• (al Irvine)
Fri., Oct. 15 -at Irvine•'
Fri., Oct. 22 -F.otcancia* (home)
Fri., Oct. 29 -Saddleback• (at .SA Bowl)
Fri .. Nov. 5 -Costa Mesa• (al OCC)
Fri., Nov. 12 -Corona del Mar* (home)
• denotes Sea View Lea gue game
. (all games at 7:30)
JllTH · IDJICIS
FELTON M a ye r . m o t h e r M r s
BURYL MAY FELTON. Cather ine Mayer. sister
resident of Phoenix, Arizona. K atherine Coc·h, brother
:passed away on August 29. J a m cs Ma y e r and •'i
: 1982 in C.OSt.a Mesa, Ca. She grandl'hildren . Slumb\!r
~is survived by her hu11band Room visitation will be held
•Richard Felton of Phoenix. on Wednesday, September I.
:Arizona. Private ser vices 1982 from 12:00 noon to
:under the directio n of 5:00PM at Harbor Lawn
!Harbor Lawn-Mount Olive Mortuary. Services will ix'
•Mortuary. 540-5554. h e Id o-n T Ii u r s d a y.
, MAVER Scptember2, 1982 at 1:30PM
'. ROBERT WILLIAM a t the Harbo r Lawn
'.MA YE", resident oC C.OSta Memorial Chapel. Interment
:Mesa. Ca. Passed away on immediately .following at tht·
iAugust 30. 1982. He was ~ Harbor Lawn Mount Olivt·
:retired Col. from the United Cemetery. In lieu of flowers.
:states' Army, where he th e famil y s ugges t s
!1erved for 25 years, he was donations to the American :an Adm1nistration Assistant Cancer Society Services
jfor 22 years with the AMF und er the dir ection of
;Voit Corporation. He is Harbor Lawn-Mount Ohve
wrvived by his wife Joyce, Mortuary of Cos ta Mesa
!daughters Christie Hubbard. 540-5554.
iLlsa Collette, Elizabeth KINSFATHER
<Reynolds, Peggy Hassell. SAM KINS fATHER .
•ons Robe rt and Willia m resident of Cost.a Mesa. Ca.
Passed away on August 29, ___________ 1982. Survived by his loving
wife of 47 years Dorothea , 2
HAalotl LAW.._MT. OLIVIE
Moriual'\' • U-n'lf'lt:>rv
Crematory
1625 Gisler Ave
Costa Mesa
540·5554
"HCl HOTHHS
lll.L laOADWAY
WOITUAU
sons DeWayne Kinsfather
and Gerald Kinsfather; 2
siste rs Rachel Klnsfather.
Lydia Bailey. He was a
member of the Seafairing
Loctee # 708 for 50 years and
a 57 year member of the
Elka. Ma.on!~ services will
be held at l :OOPM on
Wednesday, September I,
1982 at Pacific View Chapel.
110 Broadway
Costa Mesa
642·9150
, Friends may call on
Tuesday. August 31. 1982
from 4:00PM to 9:00PM at
the mortuary. interment at
Pacific V~w Memorial Park-<
In lieu of flowers memorial IALTZ&IHGHOl'f
SMTH & TUTHILL
WISTCLlff CHA,IL .. -
427 E 17th SI
Costa Mesa
~4<'·937 1
ptffCI •OTHHS SMSTHS' MOITUAIY
627 Main St
HunlonQton Beach
536·6539
•C9'te Y•W
....,llAL,M•
Cemttt>ry Mortuarv'
Chapel·Crematorv
3500 Pac1flc View Dri ve
• N9wport Beach
6'4·2700
. "
nlributions maybe made to
the Sh r inera Crippled
Children's Hospital. Pacific
View Mortuary, Newport
Beach direct.on.
OLIN
PHILIP. STEWART
LIN. born In Bristol.
Massachusetts. Pa11ed on
August ~. 1982 at the aee of
65. A long lime relident of
l...a4[una Beach, Ca. He died
folfowJnc a 3 year lllne11,
er 45 years M a well loved
dedlcate.d teachln1 10H profe.lonal: orpntsed and
promoted Junior 1 o lf
naUonwide. Ke pnfemld no
fannal ...WW. a.w:a hAI .......
wlU be 1trewn at eea. H•
NqUelted donaUoN be M9Ck
In hi• memory to Gloria
Feoht Me morial Fund, a
holanhlp fund awarded
• yev '° ~y fOU"I f.,. Send to the Glorii
ec:ht M•morlal f'und c/o
omen'• So. Cal Oolf
11oclaUon Office. 37AO
'ahuen1• Blvd., North
oll?Wooii, Ca. 91604 .
...
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University
Fri., Sept. 10 -Woodbridge (ho~
Thurs., Sept. 16 -Tustin (home)
Fri., Sept. 24 -Laguna Hills (at M. Viejo)
Fri., Oct. 1 -Costa Mesa* (home)
Fri .. Oct. 8 -Newport Harbor• (home)
Thurs .. Oct. 14 -F.otanci<J• (a\ Npl. i;«arbor)
Fri., Ott. 22 -Saddleback• (at SA BowJ)
Thurs., Oct. 28 -El Toro• (home)
Thurs., Nov. 4 -CdM• (at Npt. Harbor)
Fri., Nov. 12 -al Irvine •
• de notes &a View League game
(all games at 7::30)
All home games al Irvine High
Estanci~
Fri., Sept. 10 -Ocean View (al OCC)
Thurs .. Sept. 16 -Laguna Hills (at M. Vie jo)
Fri., Sept. 24 -at San Clemente
. Fri.. Oct. l -Corona del Mar• (home)
-:-:.urs., Oct. 7 -El Toro• (at Mission Viejo)
fhurs., Oct. 14 -University• (home)
Fri.. Oct. 22 -al Newport Had>or•
Fri .. Oct. 29 -Irvine• (home)
Fri .. Nov. 5 -Saddleback* (home)
Fri .. Nov. 12 -Costa Mesa• (al O<;X:)
•denotes Sea View League game
(all games at 7:30)
Unless not<.-d. home games at Newport
Harbor)
Costa Mesa
Thurs .. Sept. 9 -Santa Ana (at SA Bowl)
Thurs .. Sept. 16 -Santiago (home)
Sat ... Sept. 25 -Los Alamitos (at Western)
Fri .. Oct. l -University• (a t Irvine)-·
·Fri., Oct. 8 -Irvine• (home)
Fri., Oct. 15 -Saddleback• (home)
Fri.. Oct. 22 :__ El Toro• (al Mission Viejo)
Fri.. Oct. 29 -Corona de l Mar* (at OCC)
Fri., Nov. 5 -Newport Harbor• (at OCC)
Fri .. Nov. 12 -Estancia• (a t OCC)
• denotes Sea View League game
(all games at 7:30) ·
Unless noted. home games al Newport
Harbor ·
, Irvine
Thurs .. Sept. 9 -Laguna Hills (home)
Fri., Sept. ·17 -Woodbridge (al Irvine)
Fri .. liepl. 24 -al Tustin
Thurs., Sept. 30 -S "1ddle back* (al SA Bowl)
f ri., Oct. 8 -Costa Mesa• (at Npt. Harbor)
Fri., Oct. 15 -Newport Harbor• (home)
Fri., Oct. 22 -Corona del M ar• (home)
Fri .. Oct. 79 -Estancia• (at Npt. Harbor)
Fri .•. Nov. 5 -El Toro• (home)
Fri., Nov. 12 -: University• (home )
• denotes Sea View League game
(all games at 7:30)
Saddleback
Fri., Sept. 10 -SA Valley (at SA Bowl)
Thurs .. Sept. 16 -Santa Ana (al (home)
Fri .. Sept. 24 -at La Habra
Thurs .. Sept. 30 -Irvine• (home)
Sat.. Oct. 9 -Corona del Mar• (home)
Fri., Oct. 154-Costa Mesa• (al Npl. Harbor)
Fri., Oct. 22 -Universrty• (home)
Fri., Oct. 29 -Newport Harbor• (home)
Fri., Nov. 5 -Estancia• (at Npt. Harbor)
Fri., Nov. 12 -El Toro• (al Mission Viejo)
•denotes Sea View League game
(all games at 7:30
All h ome games at Sant.a Ana Bowl
Corona del Mar
Thurs., Sept. 9 -Huntlnston Beach (home)
Fri., Sept. 17 -at San Clemente
Fri .. Sept. 24 -Capistrano Valley (home)
Fri., Oct. 1 -Estancia• (at Newport Harbor.)
Sat .. Oct. 9 -Saddleback• (at SA &wl)
Fri .. Oct. U -El Toro• (at OCC)
Fri., Oct. 22 -at Irvme•
Frl .. Oc'-29 -Coat.a Meu• (al OCC)
Thurs .• Nov. 4 ~ University• (home)
Fri., Nov. 12 -aJ Newport Harbor*
•denotes Sea View Leaaue game
(all games at 7:30) •
Unless noted, h ome pmes at Newport
Harbor
Mater Del
Fri., Sept. 10 -F\n. Valley (at Cerritos)
Fri., Sept. !7 -Doi P\.teblOI (at SA Bowl)
Thun., Sept. 23 -Loi AJtoe (at SA Bowl) I
Fri., Oct. I -at Crespi.
Thurs .. Oct. 7 :-EdlJon (at SA Bowl)· ·
Fri., Oct. 15 -at Pi1.11 x•
Sat., Oct. 23 -St. Paul• (at SA Bowl)
Fri., Oct. 29 -at ~ Amat•
Thurs., Nov. 4 -Serra (•t SA Bowl)
Thun., Nov. 11 -Servtt.e• (at SA Bowl)
• denote. Anietua Leap pme
(all pme. at l :30)
•
•
Woodbridge Schedule
Fri., Sept. 10 -University (at Irvine)
Fri .. Sept. 17 -Irvine (home) ·
Fri., Sept. 24 -Orange (home)
Thurs .. Sept. 30 -San Clemente• (home)
Fri., Oct. 8 -al Capistrano VaUey•
Sat., Oct. la -at Dana Hills•, 1 p.m .
Fri., Oct. 22 -at Ontario .
Fri., Oct. 29 -Mission Viejo* (home)
Tburs .. Nov. 4 -Laguna Hills• (home)
F ri .. Nov . 12 -at. La~ Beach*
• denotes South t League game
(a.JI games at 7:30 unless noted)
All home' games at Irvine High
Ml1,1loa Viejo
Fri., Sept., 10 -Tustin (home)
Fri., Sept . 17 -El Toro (al Mission Viejo)
Sat., Sept. 25 -Carson (home)
Fri., Oct. 1 -at Indio, .8 p.m .
Fri., Oct. 8 -Laguria Hills• (at M. Viejo)
Fri .. Oct. 15 -Capistrano Valley* (borne)
Thurs .• Qct. 21 -Laguna Beach• (home)
Fri .. Oct. 29 -Woodbridge• (at Irvine)
Fri., Nov. 5 -San Clemente• (home)
Sat., Nov. 13 -al Dana Hills*, I p.m .
· • denotes South Coast League game
(a.JI games al 7:30 unless noted)
Dana Hills
Sat.. Sept. 11 -Garden Grove (home), l p.m .
Sat .. Sept. 18 -Pius X (home). 1 p.m.
Fri., Sept. 24 -al San M3l!COS (SD). 7:45
Fri .. Oct. l -at Capistrano Valley•, 7:30
Sat .. Oct. 9 -Laguna Beach• (home), 1 p .m .
Sat .. Oct. 16 -Woodbridge• (home), l p.m.
Fri.. Oct. 22 -at San Clemente•. 7:30 •
Fri., Oct. 29 -Laguna Hills• (at M. Viejo)
Fri., Nov. 5 -at Montclair, 7:30
Sat .. Nov. 13 -Mission Viejo* (home), 1 p .m.
• d enet.es South Coast League game
Lag.a• Beacb
Sal.. Sept. 11 -at Cal High (scrimmage)
Fri .. Sept. 17 -Savanna (at Western)
Fri .. Sept. 24 -Elsinore (home)
Fri., Oct. 1 -Laguna Hilts• (home)
Sat .. Oct. 9 -al l>ana Hills*, 1 p.m .
Fri., Oct..15 -Bonita (home)
Thurs., Oct. 21 -al Mission Viejo•
Frl, Oct. 29 -at San Clemente•
Fri:, Nov. 5 -Capistrano Valley• (home)
Fri., Nov. 12 -Woodbridge• (home)
• denotes South Coast League game
(all games at 7:30 unlea noted)
La1aaa Hilla
Thurs., Sept. 9 -al Irvine
Thurs .. Sept. 16 -Estancia (t)ome)
Fri., Sept. 24 -University (home)
Fri., Oct. 1 -al Laguna Beach•
Fri., Oct. 8 -Mission Viejo• (home)
Fri .. Oct. 15 -al San Clemente•
Sat., Oct. 23 -Capistrano Valley• (home)
Fri .• Oct. 29 -Dana Hills• (home)
Thurs., Nov. 4 -Woodbridge• (at Irvine)
Thurs., Nov. 11 -Diamond Bar (home)
• denotes South Coast League game
(all games at 7:30)
Home games at Mission Viejo
C.pl1truo Valley
Fri .• Sepf 10 -Foothill (home)
Thurs .• Sept. 16 -Eaperanza (at Vale:nda)
Fri., Sept. 24 -CdM (at Newport Harbor)
Fri .. Oct. 1 -Dana Hilla• (home)
Fri., Oct. 8 -Woodbrtctae• (home)
Fri .• Oct. 15 -at Mlaion Viejo•
Sat .• Oct. 23 -Lquna Hilla• (at M. Viejo)
Fri .. Oct. 29 -Chfno (home)
Fri., Nov. 5 -at Laguna Be.ch•
Fri., Nov. 12 -San Clemente• (home
• denotee South Cout ~ pme
(all gal'118 at 7:30)
. Saa Clemta&e ScWal•
Frl .. Sept. 10 -Mqnolia (at La Palma Park)
Frt .. Sepi. 17 -Corona del Mar (home)
Fri .• Seet. 24 -latanda (hofMl
Thun., Sept. 30 -Woodbridp (at Irvine)
Frt., Oct. 8 -Huntinaton Beech (home)
Fri .• Oct. 16 -14una Hilla• (hofM) ~··Oct. 22 -ow Hl~~) rn .. Oct. 29 -lApna <home> Fri .. Nov. 5'-at Million VJejo•
Fri .• Nov. 12 -at Capiltrano v.u.y•
• denotee Sou\h Co.t ~ pme
(all pmes at 7:30)
Raiders,
NFL suit
delayed
LOS ANGELES (AP>
-The sla r j. of the
damages phase of the
Oakland Raiders ·
National Football
League antitrust trial
has ~n delayed from
Sept. 20 until Nov. 1.
U .S . District' Court
Judge Harry Pregerson
said the delay,
announced Monday, was
necessary because
attorneys needed more
time to prepare.
The same six-woman
ju ry that ruled
unanimously last May
that the NFL had
violated antitrust law by
blocking the Raiders'
move from Oakland to
L os Angeles will hear
the damages phase of the
trial.
TRUSTOR· JOSEPH TIMOTHY COOK and VALERIE JUNE COOK, husband and wife BENEFICI AR Y WEL LS FARGO BANK, N A . i na11ona1 banking assoc:1at1on Recorded December S, 1980 as instr No 8657 1n book 13~1 page 16S9 of Olliel•I Records on tt\e olhce of lhe Recorder of Or•noe Counly, Hid deed ol lrust descrobe$ the totlOwing prQlle<ty PARCEL 1 Unit 123, In lne County of Orange, a,,ate ot California, as shown and d'nd•bed
in tt\e Condorn1n1um Plan recorlled
in ~ 12868. PllQ8S 10111 IO 1061 1nclus1v•. Oll1c1al Reco1 ds of Orange County. Cal1torn1a PARCEL 2 An undivided 114 Isl 1n1erest as a tenanl In common in lhe lee 1ntere11 on and to the ommon area to Loi 4 of T•act No 58, on the City ol Irvine. County ot
Orange. St••• <>I Caltforll•a. as per map recorded "' book 429. pages 30 ,tq 33 1nc1u11ve. M1scell81leous Maoa....Jo the ollice ol the counly recorder of 1a1d county. 11 such term•• defor>e<I 1n the Article ent1tied "Oefln11oon1" ot the O.Ctarahon of Covenants. Cond1t1ons and Restrictions (Iha "Dec11re1ton·· 1 recorded 1n book 12692, page 1605.
Ottldal Record•. ol Mid County. EXCEPT THEREFROM all otl, gas, mlMralt and other hydrocarbons.
below a depth ot 5oo IMI. wlthout the right ol surface entry, as
r..-ved"' ins1rumen11 of record The I ea g u e has PARCEL 3 Easements .. aer
aphaled tQe decision. forth on Iha Sect1on1 entitled
'I.. • • 1 I h "Certain E1&emen11 tor Owners ••e JUry WI ear and "Support .Selltement and argumenta, then decide Encroa<:hmeni · ot the Article
monetary dam. ages due enl'lled .. Easements .. ol the
to the Raiders because =:•lion r•ltwred to In Parcel 2
the NFL delayed their PARCEL ,. E1semen1a aa such
move. e8Mmenll are par11cufarly set forth In Ar1 ic le XIII (21 entitled PlllllC NOTICE "Eas.nents" of the Oeclaration ot -----·------· Covenants. Cond1l1ons and
P UBLIC NOTICE Rastuclions .recorded 1n book 11766, pages 420 to 48' 1ndus1ve K-t15H Otllclal Records of O.ange Counly,
NOTICE OF DEATH OF C1t1lorn11. under t.he section
C "'RRINGTO"' 8 u KIE headings In such artlCle enlllled as n ,.. · 11••c · • tallows ··owners· Rlghll and aka C. B. MacKIE AND OF Dut ies. u1 11111es and Cable P E T I T I 0 N T 0 Te 1ev1s1on ·. · Supporl and
ADMINISTER EST ATE NO. Sememenr "Encroachment'·. and "Community FecllllieS E_ts .. A·ll4'1H. PARCEL 5 All e~I 0-"'Lot To all heirs, beneficiaries, A of Tract No 9816. as per map
creditors and continge nt recorded In book •1 ... 1>898• 15 to
creditors of Carrin~on B. 23 1~11ve, Miscellaneous Meps, 1n
M Ki k C B K. the ottiee ot the company recorder ac e, a a · · ac te ot Mid coun1y, lor the purpose ol and persons who may be drainage 1>en•ht1ng herein 1bova
otherwiae interested in the described land. provided thll such will and/or est.ate: drainage shall not unreuonably
A petition has bee filed rellrlct lhe intended u1e and . ~ enjoyment ot S81d Lot A by James H. MacKie m the 211 A'LDERWOOO . tRV1 NE Superior Court of Orange CALIFOANIA ·
County requ eslin~ that D:C:UD~,"'TO:~A~T::O::~
J a mes H . M a c K I e be ~c.-.. I. , •. UNLHI YOU a pp<V'hle~ as pe rsonal TAKE ACTICSN TO PROTIC'r
ttpi-ftentative to administer YOUR P9'0,.HTY, IT MAY H
theM esKtateCof CarringtonM CBA. =: :. ~~=-: ~ ac; le, osta esa. NAT .. °' THE r>ROCHDING . (uncter the Independent AGAINIT YOU, YOU 8HOULD . Administration of Estates COWTACT A LAWYEl
Acl). The petition is set for "(If a ttreet addrns or common hearing in Dept. No. 3 at 700 dealOnatlon 11 ahown ab_ove, no
Ci · C D . W t warranty 11 given e1 to 111 vtc enter ra ve ea • comci1e1-or corY'Kt,_. r . Santa Ana, CA 92701 on The benetic:laty under Mid OMO
September 22. 1982 at 9:30 o1 TN91. by,,_ ol a breach or A.M deleutt in the obltgallont secured · · thereby, heralotore ••ecuted and lF YOU OBJECT to the dellver•d to th• underalgn•d a aranUng of the petition, you written Decleratlon of Oeleu!t ane1 should either appear at the Demend for Sale, end written notlee
hearin1 and state your :i:i~.~g~e~'!°'!~~' c:~ objections or file written property 10 181i.ty Mid ob!lgetlon1
objections wlttf the court end thert1lter th• undeulgned be? ore the hcarln1. Your ceu9ed aald no11ce of breach end of • ...... • etectlon to be appearance rpay""' m pel'llOf\ AecOtded May 11. 1912 •• lnatr.
or by your attorney. No. 92.112113 In said Ofllclat IF YOU ARE AAecorcll CREDITOR or a conti~t Said ute w1tt b• made, but
creditor of the decee9ed, you wlthoul cov•n1n1 or warranty ,
must file your claim wtth the •ltPf ... or lmplted. regwdlng title, polMNlon. or enciumbrancea, to court or prHent It to the pey IN remaining prtnclpal aum of
penonal representative .ttie note(•l secured by l8ld OMd of ap~lnted byJ!;e court Truet, Wllh inter•• et in l8ld not•
f f ... ovlded advenc.1, II any, under wit n our mon re>"" Vle tie term• at aald Deed ol Tru11. date of first Issuance of . cNlrClft end e•r>enNI 01 the 1etwrt u provided ln Secllon NetM and of the tNttt crMled by
700 of . the Prot>.w Code ol Seid°"::. ot~r:t.held on Tueacs.y
California. The time for tlnt>er 2l, 1tu,et 2oopm.:
flllns claima wlll not expire tt1e CNoman A~ entr-to prior to four months from CMc Center Bultdlng. 300 Eut
the date of the h earlnt h•Pf'll•" Aver111e . Orang•.
noticed above. ·
YOU MAY EXAMINE
the file kept by ~court. u
you .re lnterHWd In the
•aw, you may 111• • ,..._t with the court to ~•Ive
1peC'lal notlc• of &
tnv•ntory of n&a\e ... la
and of dw s-Udona. 9CCOUntl
and r•port1 de1erlbed In
Section 1200.5 of &h e
C.UfomJa Proti.te Code.
""911 J. O'&Mfe. IH .•
1'1 fllart9' W. MllllNo Jr,. ~KANN .. Mil. Altel'MJ at Law IHI N. ..... ~ 1,....af ...... , .. , lu6a • 1 .. N.~ltvd ..
.... CA .. ,. •• 1710 .. ~i~·. ~' .. "·CA tlf.1111 ....... i111 r
Publttll•d Onn1" Co.n Delly 'vbtl~ Orallfe Coell Delly
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••Nlto1•a-a'41LD o••• ~ND 01' Pl!ITION TO ~cTo .. ""'OOlf YILLAOI CONOllllNI, ttlll li11cello11 ,.l>MINllftl llTATI: NO: MTAT .. ,, OAM IAN ,1L-..i L~~r.J::-OA ..... , ... .,... u AANOMO .".,.Av'"•
1010 Cilwert o M, llllNldl, To all he-it'll, benefiriar'-, II TA Ult ~ 'ALMAI OI
tHK. • 1111 ...... CA credlton and cont1n1 en\ COflTU HTATI~ II CA80 IAH
T!lll •1111,,... i. oonduc1ec1 by credttora of Evelyn Ann ~=-',J~tILJia:.',f~
........ Md.... Ro\M\ and peonona who may IAH QUINT,.. HTAfH. HH • ~~..,_.. be o\herwl.e lnter"\«J In I= Ct. 11. flounlM Vellty, CA
TIMI ~ -llleCI Wltfl "'-the wlll and/or Mt.ate: .. , .... R l 1313 I c
County c.. of O.enge County on A potJlion hu t>Mn flll!d 11, FO\lllteln ~.CA u"i:'l 1
Aue •. 1NI In th• S u per ior Court ot Tiiie bllllt-. 1e oonMt9d by 111 Publl• 0 ,.._, Oranp Count,y n.-q~tinai 1.o Inell~ .... _. Md r•n11• CoHt Dilly admlnlucr tht eU•l«' f RN'" Lono
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1ua1NIH AOVll'JlllNO a ~UMOATIOHI, 11114 II f0t0 11 T6ro CA~. WlllM9 tdwerd lrlell. 24111 L ...... ,, ' IJ Toro. CA tHaO.
Tiiie ._.,_ i. ~~en lllCIMOuel, w.._ eciw.rd 1r1e11
Tiiie ttet-1 w .. 1119C1 wttll IM
C<111n1y Clerk ol O.eno-C-ty on A~.t. 1M2. ,.._,
'11bll111ee1 Oreno• Co•et Delly
Piiot, ~ 10, 11, 24, 31, ltQ
I 3511·9'
... ...,., Aug. 10, 17, 14, 31, 1N2 E 0 Thl1 1t•t-1 wu flleo won 11141 H H ·H volyn Ann Roten, Co•t• County Clerk 01 Otano-Cowity on PmUC MOTIC£
-----------M e• a . C •. ( u n d c r \he A1.1g, t. 1t12. MCTl'flOOi waa "8.IC NOTICE Independent Adminl1tra1lon P,..... ...-ITAftMMT
,tetmoua .,..... of ~tates Act). The petition Publl•h•CI Orange co111 Dally The lollowlnO '*'°"' "• dolrig
NAMI ITATIMINT I• let for hearlns In Dept. Pllol, Al.IQ. 10, 17, 14, 31, 199' t>v.i-...
The lollowlng P•rton II doing N o 3 a t 700 Civic Center 31174·12 IAVINf; C APITAL. 15U I bvtlneu.. . ToukluN Cltcle. Irvine, CA ,2714. c 0 N s' TA u c T' 0 N c 0 N Drive, West. Santa Ana, Ca. Joeepfl Peter ,..,_, 111441
SUL TAN TS 4908 S Hthor; 92701 on September 22, 1982 Nil.IC NOTICE TouloON Clrole. lrvlne, CA 92714.
N-por• Belch Ca 92&63 • Ml 9:30 a.m . OlM~ L. Young. 17U2 GUl!llMI,
Stanley HOwta~d Gould 4908 IF YOU OBJECT to the NOTICI Of TRUITll'I IALI lrvlne, CA 92718.
S II N ' . LMft Ne I011la-4 Thia bueinelt 11 l!OflCNpted by e · HI ore, •wport BHch, Ce. srantlfll o f the nPtjtion, voa ' ,__el pert,... 112063 h r -" T.I. NI. amat-t ...-·-..... ~ Tiii• t>u••ne•• ,, condUCled by .~ s ould either appear at the T 0 SERVICE COMPANY .. Ginny l.
llldlvldual hearing a nd state• your duly appo11119d l ruaiM under lt1• JOMPh Peter .._
St•n .. y H Gould objections or file written fOlfowlng de1crlbed dMd ol 1ru11 Tille ttat-t wq l1led wllll Ille
Thi• •l•tement WH flled wHll tne objel·t ions with t h • t WILL SELL AT PUBUC AUCTION ~~·)'Clerk OI Otenge County or. County Cieri< ol Orange County on . . e cour H> THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR ..,..,.. e. 1982. ,,,_
Augutt 27. 1982. before the h earing. Your CASH (payable •I llm• ol aale In Publlehed Orange co111 Delly
l'ttalll appearance may be in person lawful money 01 11141 United Sl•!••I Piiot, Aug. io. 11, 24. 31. 1N2
Publlslled Orange Coast O•ll.'Y or by your attorney. all rlghl. ••tie and 1n1er .. 1 con .. yed 31118-82
Piiot Aug 3 t, Sep1 7, 1•. 21. 1982 I F y 0 U A R E A lo and l\PW held by 11 under Mid •11n11C NOTICE 3815·82 C REDITOR Deed ol Trull In the propertv ,.._,
-------------o r a contingent 11e1eonaller"dMCnbed· NOTICE "8.IC NOTICE creditor of (he deceased, you lflUSTOR KENT M LEBO et1<1 YOU AM ... Oll'AutT UNC>lll A --===~--------1 must file your cl.aim with the y•RGINIA A LEBO, hu1bano •nd D 11 D 0. T" u. T. D .. TI D FICTrTIOUI .,..... . Wiie " 1<>1n1 1en1n11 ..
ttA• ITATl•NT court o r p resen t ll lo ~he OENEFICIARY. SECURITY OCTOllR n. ttU. u...aa YOU The lotlowlng petlOnl are OO<ng per sonal repr esentative p Ac IF I c M 0 RT 0 A GE TAkl ACtlON TO ,ROTICT
bUllneta ... ap~oi nted by the court CORPORATION,. corpotltlon YOUR PROPIRTY, IT MAY •• THE GR E R _ ... l>j 30 IOLD lT A PUelJC IALI. II' YOU AT AMERICAN w it in (ou r months from the ecord .... ovember . 1981 .. •ID AN lllPLANA-o·,. ,._ CLOTHING COMPANY, 17895 Sky d t f f . • lnllr. No 31889 In book 14305, '""" .._ P .. 11: Clrcle. Irvine, Ctlllornll 92716 a e 0 trs~ ISSl;JanCf . o f page 1a19 of 0111<:111 AecorcJa In Ille NATUlll 01' THI PROCllDINO
Michael Edw.,d Bunning, 1815 letters as provided an Seetion otllc;e of lhe Recorder ol Orange AOAtNIT YOU, YOU •HOULO.
Port Manltlgh Pt1ce, Newport 700 of the Probate Code of Coun1y, u rd ~of tru11 de1erfbel CONTACT A LAWYER. 8Mch.Celllornia 92660 California. The time for tile 1011ow1ng property: NOTICI OI' T1tuan1·1 IALE Menfe~~~ep~~;,n~f.,;.p~~.t~:.~~'. tiling claims will not expire conJ~~Yn~~,,,N~r~:!1°~~':~1~~·~ On Se~i:;,,:; ~:,~~~~~ 11 10.00
Calllorno• 92860 prior t.P four months from that certain Condominium P"len o'clock • m . on Tuesdey, al Ille ~ E. Bunning the date o f the hearing recorded In book 10791, page 53. Chipman Avenue enlren<ie 10 Ille
Tiiis 11a1emen1 was llled wllh lhe no ticed above. Oflic1a1 Rec;ord1, (such plan being Civic Cenier Bul1dfltg. 300 East
County Clerk ol Orange County on YOU MA y EXAMtNE llereu1aller referred .to H .. Ille Chapman Ave • Orange. c.;A. Wt:.ST· Augu!ll 27, 1982. • • Condomrn1um Plan ·1, and u ERN MUTUAL CORPORATION a '1N211 the file kept by the l'OUrt, If d1tlined 1n that certeln Oeclereuon Ca111orn11 Corporation ... Trustee.
Publlahed Orange CoHt Delly you a r e interested in the of Covenenta. Condlllona end or subaliluled Trustee, under the
Piiot, Aug. 3 1, Sept. 7, t•, 21, 1982 estate, you may file a .._,,uest Rnt11c11on1 lor Newport CrHt :.Deed ol Truat executed by Mers11111 3887·82 • -., H • A 1 11 Kenneth Grouman and Frances With the cou rt to receive om o wners •soc ' on, Ann Grossman, husband and wile . recorded-In book 10348, i,age 893. "8.IC NOTICE spec ial n o t ice of the OllocialRecordsand ln Amendmenl u community p·roperty, herein
l'ICTITIOUI au ... aa invenJory o f estate assets rec«ded on book t038•. page •81, celled Trustor. recorded October
........ • , .... 111NT and o f the petitions, a«'Ounts Olf1c111 Records, and Amendment 30. 198t, .. ln11rumen1 No. •0146. -.. ,.. recorded In book t0793 p--518 In 8ool! t4276 Page 530 ol Ofhc111 TIMI follow!"" peraon1 .,. d,w.,,, a nd rep orts d esl·ribed in 0 · ...,... • Records ol Or·ange Count", '"' _,,, S · II I c I a t fl e c o r d a . ( .. I he , butll'IMI u : e~ l ! o !1 1 2 0 0 . 5 o f t h e Oeclareuon 1. ano 1ne L>e••r•llon C•lilornl1. wilt Mii al publk: auction
SVN·MOON LIQUOR & JR. Cabfom1a Probate Code. of Annuetoon for Lot ,. ot Tract lo lh• lllghest bidder lor cash, SMt~onKETc'• '!,!~Beech Blvd.. Walter Scott. i\Uonte." at 7817 , (til e uec ierttoon of p1yabte In tawtul money of the _,, · "' ........., La 7 Anne at on) ocoro d Oct bet 18 llnlla<l Stales 11 lhe time of sale Wen-Mo Chen, 7 Glenn. lrvlno. W, lOt E. Harvard Street, t972',n' boo~ id3;1 P•:• 551· the 1nttKes1 conveyed to ano now
CA 92714'. • Salte 300, Glendale, Ca. Ofticoat Records · ' t\lld by H id l rustee undar said
Pt.tan Chen, 7 Glenn. trvlne, CA ti HS (%13) fSf·HZ7. !bl An undM ded fl 104th Deed of Tru11 1n the property 92i~· bvllneal Is conducted b l'ubli~h .. d Onrngr Coast o .. oly Interest In and to Ille common arN "lualed In laid County and Slate lndMduel Yan 1'1l<J1, Aug 31. St!p1 I 7. IY8:l as defined on Ille Oecltrallon end In described as·
W. .._ C"--3850-llZ the Decla'111lon ol Annuellon. Lui 12 ol Tract No 76• t. u en•...., ,..,, bemg Loi 4 ot Trtct 7817, H ehown Shown on• map recorded on Boolf
Thia •t•t-t wu liled with the 1 map recorded in book 308 297. pages 1 to 5. both lnciual~
Counl.y Ciera ot o..ige Oounty on PtJBtiC ~~ eges 33 and ~ ol Mtsc.ttaneoui M11cellaneous Maps, records of
July 27. 1982. Maps. records of said Orange Orange Coun1y. Calllornta • F1111111 .,.. IMM County • • EXCEPTING 1"'8ffllrom all 011.
Published Oran .. Coalt Dally NOTICIOf'TMJaffl'llALE (C) Eac tuslve ••••m•nla gas. minerals and oth.ar Pilot, Aug. 10, 17. 14, 31, 1982 No. l2M4I appurlenanl to said Unit No. 266, all lly,drocarbon substances as more ~' 3575-82 YOU ARI .. DEl'AULT UNDEll A as more apecthcally delrnc.d In Ill• Parllcutarly described on EXHIBIT
-----.---------DlflD 01' TltUaT DATED Condominium Pian end th• .. A .. •lltch~ liereto . .and m1oe a •-ec NOTICE OICl-R ao. 1•1 UNLl..-You Dec pan i11ereo1 . • oc-. TAICI ACTION TO PROTECT laratlOn _________ ;...._ ___ YOUR PflOPlllTY, IT .MAY a1 (dl A non·excfu11ve easement l lCHlatT "A"
aUf'llMOtt c'OUlllT Of' 90lD AT A PUallC IALI. ff' YOU lo use Ille commol) are• ind Loi 12 ol Trect No 7641 11$ CAIJIOllNIA · -•ID AN lJOlt.ANATION OI' , .. facllllles ol Ille project which heve shown on a map recor~ in 8·0011 COUNTY CW OCltANGa NATURlf OF THe PROClll>INO been or wlll be developed on Ille 297. Peoes 1 to 5, bolli inctullve ol
In llte......, o1 ._ AOAINIT YOU, YOU IHOULD following described real properly. Mlaeellaneous Maps records ol
Applla•tloft o1 ONT ACT A LAW'IDI. • · Cit Lot 1 ol Tract 7852, u Silo"",, Orange Co1.m1y, Calilo~ma.
DMW AnttMNir -.ttn.11 on Septembef t7. 1962 al I l:OO ol'(' a '!1•P recorded In book 302. EXCEPTING therefrom all oil •
FwC,_...,.._ a .m., Statewide Foreclosure pegea 7 to 9 lnclualve ol gas, m inerals and othe; No. A1MICll Services, Inc. H duly eppolnltd Mlscelleoeous Maps, ·;ecords of hydrocarbon su.bs1ancas lying OllDSR TO 9"0W CAUM Trustee under ind pursuant 10 Uld Orange County. below • dep111 of 500 feel from tile
FCMI CHAN01f Of NAm Deed ol TrUlt reco;ded January 6. EXCEPTING THEREFROM lhtl surface ol seld lend. bul wllhoul Ille
Oellld Anthony Metllnez llu flied 1982 H Instr. No. 82·003797 of porhon °1 l•n<I includecJ within right ol entry upon any portion ol
•petition In 11111 court lor an ordei Otllclel Record•. executed ·by: Parcel 1 89 sl)own 6n • map the surface •bove a depth ol 500
ellowlng petitioner to change 1111 Robert o . 1,yncll & ·Lorraine A. recorded In boot. 45. P•o• 26 ol fMI. to leke, market mine. expl0<e ,,_ lfom D•vld Anthony Martinez Lynch u trualors. in the office ol Parcel Maps , records of Hid or Grill lor same ... reserved In the
lo David An~ Sheraton. lh• County Recorder ol Orange county. Deed from M•• C Hoeptner and 11 11 hereby ordered tllel all County, Stele-ol Calllornl•. WILL (2) Lois t, 2 •ncJ 3 of Tract L•d• S Ho1p1ner. Husbend and
pereont lnlere1led In Ille melter SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO 78l l. u Shown on a map recOfdfo.I Witt. recorded May 25 t972 In alorenld 9P9Mt before 11111 COUf'1 HIGHEs.J BIDDER FOR CASH in book 309. Pllgft 33 and 3" ol Book 10141, Page 273 ol Olhclaf
In Depat1men1 No. 3 at 700 C!* (payeble 11 lime 01 sale In lawful M1scell1neous Maps. recr, as ol Aecofda.
Center Drive Well, Santa Ana, money ot 1ne Uniljtd Stales) at: said county the s1re4t ll<ldress tnd/or other
CeillOfnlt, on S.pl. 15. IH2, et South lronl entrance to the Orange EXCEPTING THEREFROM. common dealgnellon. 11 eny 15 10:30 o·clock • m., Ind lhen eilCI County Otd Courllloun, city ol ll owever. any •nd •II ••elusive pvrpOrled lo be· t059t· Toura•ne there lflow ~."any they heW, Sant• Ana. State 01 Celilornla, 111 eesements appurtenant lo •II Way. trvtne. California 9271• •
wlly NICI pelilion lor cllenge ol right, title and 1n1erest conveyed '1o Condominium unns ••C91>1ing u1C1 Said S•le wm be mede wlthool
name "'°'*' not be grentecl. end now IMlld by it under said Deed Unit No 266 now or 11ere111er w.,ranly u 10 111te po5MUlon or
"le ""11\erordered tlleU copy of of Trwt tn the proj:ieny anu.ieo in relerr.O to"' the Oelaration or 11141 encumbrances. tor Ille pu<pose or
11111 order to allow cauee be UICI County end Stele described u · Oec:lerttlOn. as amended peying Ille obllgat1ons secured b~
publjlt*I in TIMI Olly Piiot, Cotta PAACEL 1: A L S 0 E X C E P T I N G said Deed ol Trust. including tile lee
MeN, • newspeper ol general An undivided 2.1872 percent THEREFROM 100 percen1 ol ell llnd expense of Ille Tru11ee and of
clrculatloil, pubtlllMICI In !Illa c;ounty lnl-1Inend10 Loi 1 ol Traci No. rights lo oil, gus and other Ille trusts created by said Deed ol
al teu1 o nce • week tor lour 6027. in 11141 City ol Newport 8eacll, llydrocerbon 1ub11ancu tying Trust. 1dv1ncea thereunder, w1111
coneecuttve WMka prJor to the day 11 shown on 11 Mep lhereol under. or lhll may be prod"ced lntetest as provtded lhef'eln. and tllt
ol ulCI '-ting. recorded In book 310. pages 19 Ind from Ille above dt11crlbed llnd. unpeld principal •"d interest ol IM 0.led Aug. 8, 1982 20 of Mlicefleneoua Maps. in Ille toge1her wllh 100 percent of •II Note(s) secured by aald Deed 01
Claude M. <>went office ol the County Recot4et ol rights lo the proceed• therefrom Trull, 10.w11. $75,985. 11.
Aulgned Judge of laid County. and 100 Pf!rCenl ol •ti rights, Dated AUQUll 2~. 1982
the Superior Court EXCEPT en mtneral1, ores and bonuses and prollla 1ccurlng Western Mutual
-.... C.·Hor811 metals ol every !<Ind end cllarecttlf 111eretrom, PfOvided. however, 111•1 Corporation AttDnler .. l.w and ell coal. Hpllaltum, oll and Grentor wa111H ind rellnqulslles Ill• 100 So. Tustin Sheet
21'1 IW1Mlr ......,,8fd otller lll<e tubstencet In or on •Id right 10 u&e or occupy or lo en1er ·Orange, CA 9266T
CltlMe 210 . land. but. llOwever, welving and upon any portion ol lhe IUflace and Tel. (71"4> 77t·•100
.......... CA ma , .... ling any and 111 right 01 entry 500 feel belo.w th• ·1urlace. As al.ch Trustee
(7M) ~ 10 11141 turtmce ol said prciperly end measured vel.lfcitlly from the By: Virginia Keys
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Publl1hed Orange CoHI Delly addlllon waiving and reteel!ng any surface ol said land, !or the purpote Truatea Sales Olticer Piiot, Aug 10. 17, 24, 31 , 1982 end ell rlglll ol entry to Ill• ol drll~ng lor. ceplurlng, ptoduclng, Publl1hecJ Orange c.;0111 Uelly
. ,35e6-82 1ubturface ol uld properly to • storing. lreallng 1>< otllerwlH Pltol. Aug 31, Sept. 7. 14. 1982
-------------di1tance ol 500 feet betow the ll•mfllng or uUllzlng 1uch Oii, ga1 or 3805-82 Pllll.IC NOTICE 1urlece ol u ld pro petty to a ,olller hydrocarbon or mlneret
dlltence ol 500 teer below Ille substenaes, lor the purpoae ol 1-------...------NOTICI Of' TIIUITll'I IAU IUfface by deeo recorded Aprtl 6, exetcilino Grantor's rlQhls thereto, P\RIC NoTICE
T.I . No. l'-os7 1J166 1n book 7895 page 511 ••reserved 1n deeds recorded Mey 1------.,.--------0n S419temw 14. 1982 al 10.00 etftclat Record• · ' 17, 1972 In boolc t912 10t29 page IC-41127 e.m ExECU·CORP. N Trust ... or A L so ·.e: x CE p T I NG 657, Olllcral Records, end rec°ordtld NOTIClf OI' IALI Successor Trutlff or Subtliluled THEREFROM Units lOO 10 112, 20"1 Oec:ember 27. 1961 in boo1t 5967, OI' MAL NOPIRTY
Trustee, of 111•1 carlt ln Deed of to 212. 301 19 312. 401 10 412 alt page 665. Offlclel Record•. AT PNVAR •ALE
Trull e1tecuted by Jam•• H. lnctuslve as •hown upon Ill• YOU AM., Dlf'AUL.T ~RA A11M1
Brennen 111 and Lind• G Brannen, Condominium Pl•n recorded In D 11 D O I' TR U a T D A TI D In 11141 Superior COUf1 ol the St•••
llual>end end wjle, and recorded boolt 10738. page 373 of Olfic:lal NO~R 1', 1•1 UNLlal YOU ol Celilorni•. lor lh• County of
APfll I~. 1982 H 1"111rutnenl No. Record• ol Orange Courily and TAICE A~TION TO PROT•CT Orange. In 11141 mener ol•liz:zle MN 13008.'" Book 14018, Page 910, of amendrnenl thereto ~ecorded in YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY al H .... d«MMd.' otficlel Recorda of Otanga County, book 10788 page 929 of Olficlet IOU> AT A "'9LIC IAla. •YOU Nolk:e 11 hereby glwn thel the Celllornle, end pur1u1n1 to 111•1 Reclofds ' .... D AN l~TIOee Of THI undersigned wlll Mii st Private .....
certain Nolk:e of Default llMlreunder PARCEL 2: MATURI 01' ·TH• HIOCllDINO 10 the highest and be11 bidder.
recor d ed Mey 18 . 1982 n unu 311 u ah-n upon Ille AQAINIT YOU, YOU aHOULD subject 10 confirmation ol H id
ln1trumen1 No. 112 · 171380. ol condomlnluin Ptan recorded In CONTACT A LAWYER. Superior Court. on or alt ... 11141 22nd
Of1\clel ~da of u1C1 Courlty. wlll bOOlt 1073e. page 373 of Offidal t4 Kamalii Court, Newport BHQi •. dty ol 'Saplembef. 1982, at 9.00
under end purauent 10 NICI Deed ol Aacord• In the offa of 1119 County Callfornle 92863 e .m .• el Ill• Superior Court ot Tnnt Mii II public euetlon tor CNll, Recorder ol H ld County and "(II • tlrMI eddr"1 or common Ctlllornla, County ol Orenge,
lawful money of 11141, United Stet" of amendment lll•r•to recorded In designation Is ..tllown above. no De partment 3. locel~d on Ille
America .• CNhler I check peyeble boolt 10786. page 929 ·01 Offlclal .., • r r. n I y 11 g Iv• n • I , 0 I I I MConCI llOOf •• 700 Civic Center lo Mid TrutlM drawn on • 1te11 or Record• In !1141 oltice of 11141 Count comptelhu or correctnNt) Drive Wnt, Sant• Ant. Couftty of
netlonel bank. • 1t1te or. federal Recorde( of Mid County Y The 1>enel1clary under uld Deed Orange. Stele ol Celllorllle, all the
Qedl1 union, or • 11•1• or tederal The etrHI addren a~d other of Tru11. by rHIOn ot • breech In right. 1111• and lnlerut ot said =I:, e nd loan Htocletlon common dMIOnallon 11 any of Ille tile obllgatlons Hcured thereby deoeaNd et 11141 lime ol clulh and
_ In tllia atete, al Ille lfont rHI proper1y deacribed •bove 11 heretofore eucuted and delivered •II 11141 rlglll, 11119 and lntar•I that •ntrence to Executive Escrow purported to be: to 111• under11gned • wrlllen Ille Hl•I• ol H id deceHed llH Coms>My. 221 S1>11lh Ola Vitt•. San 310 Fernando StrMt Unit 311 O.Ctaratlon ol Default and Oemend ecqulr•d by operation ol law or
Clemente, Celllornla, ell that right. Bell>oe, Callfornla 9288l ' • ·for Sale, end written notice, ol otllerwlM lhan or In addition to th•t
lllle end lnl.,MI conveyed 10 end Tiie u nderalon\d· Trull•• breach end ol elec11on to ceuM 11!• ol Hid decHNd. •I Ille time of
now held by 11 under Mid Deed ol dlactelma any llal>tllly for eny undersigned to Mii Hid property 10 death, In end to en 11141 e«leln '!t•I
Trutl In tM pr099rty lllueted In Mid lnoor'9C1l'IMI. of the ~reet addr-utlsfy u ld obllgallon1, e nd j)roperty tlluated In 111• City 01 County end Siii• CIMcrlbed ••: end other common deaignellon 11 thtffHller 11141 underllgned cauMd CQ.tt• Me ... County ol Orange,
lol 1 o1Traci92CM, u per mep any, lllown herein. ' u ld notice ol breach ano ol Slit• ol Calllornl•. perllcul1<ly
thereof recorded In 8001< 423, Sa id ule wilt be med• 'but elecllon 10 be recorded May tO CIMcrll>ld u lollowa. to-wit:
P•G•• 17 l o 19 lnc lutlve, without covenent or -we rrtnly .1982 .. 1n11r No.82·1801147 In u id Lot 23 o1 Block 0 ol Traci No, Mlteetl1naou1 Mepe. record• of ••pr-or lmpfiaCI reoardlnO Ill..: Olftclal Recorda. 594, recorded In Book t9, pegea
OranQe Coumy. CeHlofnla. potMa11on or mmbrencM to Seit ute wilt be made. bul 25·2'8, ol Ml1cet1an90u1 Maps,
Tiie •tr••t addtHI or other pay o•reriialnmo prlnclpll .,m of wltllout covenent or warranty, record• ol the Oreno• County
common dulgnellon ol Hid 11141 note(•) -ed by Mid Deed of ••Pf-°"implied. regardtno lltle. Recorder.
property: 281131 P-Olene, San Truet with lnllrHI thereon H poaMlllon. or encumbranc ... to more CQl'f'lmonly llnown Q : 241
JU8n CtlptalrMO. provlci.o In Mid nota(a) edv....C... PllV the remaJnlnO' prlnc4pel tum ol EHi 191h SlrH I, Cotll ........
881C1 Nie wlM be mlele without If any. under the lertM <if Mid Deed tM note(•) Meoted by Mid l>Md of C.llfornlL
00¥en8nl or warranty. Hpr ... or ol Truat I••• chergee and Trutl. with lnter"I H in Mid note TIMI Executor of 11141 Etlate haa
lmplleel, • to tllle, PO .. Helon or .,,.,_ O. Ille TN.t .. end of Ille prOVlded. advenc:es, " eny, under received • l>ICI ol t 1 t2,SOO, lerma ell
_.,,_ lo eatlafy Iha unpaid tru1t1 orH l•d by H id Dffd ol the 1erm1 of Nici Deed of Trull, c .. 11 to f~ E1te1e. The mlnhnvm beMll09 due on IM note"'"°* Truet for the amount ,._.bl) lela, cllargee encl•·~ ol the overbid mu11 be $111,125 Tiie
MCIUf'ed bV Mid Deed ol Truat. to ... ime11e1 10 br. I 133 an 14 TnmM MCI ol 1he 1rua11 crMl.O by t""'' ot Hit 01 cHh hi l•wlul
wit: .... 9$2.11, plul me ~ The ~ 111fWi., Mies' 0..0 Mid Deed ol Truet. ntoney ol Ill• United Sl•IH on
Htlmeleel co111: ••pen••• •nCI o1 Truet hefllo#o(• hec:uteel encl Seid ..,. will tit Nld on TUMIMy, conllrmellon ol Illa, "' pert c-.
aCllleno8I It Iha llnll ot ltle tntlllll dell-.d 10 111e under•loned • ~~ 21, 1"2 at 2;00 p.m . ., lr\d t>elMC• ..,,d.,,ced by note ~ OI ... Notao. OI 8lllr. Wfttten Clec:Wlllon of o.f8Ult-end me Chipman Avenue entr-to MCUred by Mortgage or TNlt DMCI ·~· ......._ Oamend tor Sele. end •written the CMc Center 9ultellng. 300 E. on Iha property 10 told. Ten "lllUTllllOll TO'~An .,.,... Nollet of o.teun,, end flectloll to Ch•pman Avenue tn the City ol per can I of lt'l'IOUl'll bid lo ba
YOU Mm M WMILT -A w The u.-.111g1ied ..... ._, o,.,.._ C41111orM . clepOllMCI ..-bid~ ... -• """!. DATIO MARCH Hotlo. of Default Ind IJeclloll to A I I ii. It m •. 0 I 111. t n 111 •I llClt "' Olfert 10 be In wnttno end -~ 1111. U"L•ll YOU TAKI ... to 119 reoordeCI In tlle COlinty pWlic8110n o1 Ihle notice, tM total will lie received el Ille afot•teld
AeTIO• TO '"OTICT YO'Y' ....... ,... property 11 locetad· lrnOUnt OI t1141 unpaid HI-of Ille CoUf1houM. Department a .. t :OO •IT MAY M 80ll» AT A oete· Alllll* 11. tM2 · Ol>llo•llon MOured b7 tM 1bo~ e.m. on September H , Itta, The IML=.i!_YOUTlll-M • 'a f AT ( w 1 of · ducrlbed dHd o 1ru11 1nd oflerlntlbuy9r,orlllllOlfll,lftUllbe -~ •n. l' .. OMCU>eUM Hllm•teel coet1, ••pen .... i nd sw-1 noourt 81 INI tlfN, ~111 AOAMT lllMCll, •HC edvMOM 11 11u,111.24. O•tlld.tllle 13td o-v ot •uou11.
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YOU. YOU OOlfTAOT A • Mid T~· To' Cleterrmne IM openlllCI bid. 1112. UW'Va ~ "*-l!Mlon you n,my C1111 (714) H7-otl6. CleuCle I, Tllofnpeon, Ill E•eculor DATll>W~P1tt2 " ey: VlrOlftle ,,._0, Oete: AUGutl 23. 1N2 Of Ille letll• Of 1.lnle M" Hiiia, haoutf¥e V10e .,,..,.,,, T.D, IUWICI CO. decMMd.
ay. Mlle Kuna, It....,. .. 111e1 '""'"· • Law Offlote of M MCCllln. an. ~1 .. --~ ,~ ler¥IOe8 ly; Kllllllen M. fllllrlck , HlwPOrl llllOI. Tenth "'°°'· Poet -._ Vita 8tlt c.rttoe Ayenua Alllltant ltetllmry OfflCI lo11 ~ Newoort IMch, -~,Clllf.tM72 ~--an.ettyBoulevardw.t. C1lllor·nl1 tHI0·1004. (114) 111•1.......,. •I a..,. c.llfoml81a'" 711·Htt, 11tornt~1 tor Ille
• P111>111hed °'W-Co111' 0111~ llubll Orenp COltl O•lly 1714) iia.uta '91HIONt In proMle,
Nol. Aug. 14, St, 91Pl, 7, 1111 F'lloe. AUg, 24, 11, 91Pl, 71 1MI Pullllthecl Of•• l:OHI Ollly Pulll!lflld Ot1nt1 COlll Ollly
31'CM7 1711.., "'°'·Aug. 31, ... .,, ••. ,.., "°'· -$1, .... 1. '· !tit. • • .,...., 3121·12
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DAILY PILOT as-
sumes llablllly for
the first Incorrect
Insertion only.
Oce1tn & Jt•lly v1eww M.ar1n" nJUm, 4 bdrm, 3
bath, 3700 911.ft t l,386,000. Ch-anfronb.
LIN llU MMll
Prime Lldu Nord bayrront . 6 bdrm. 6 'Ii bl\h.
Lae L .R .. 2 bolit 1llp1 •1.~.000. -
Remodeled 3 bdnn. 2 ba\h + larp rec. rm.
beam celUnp, turniahed, paUO.. $420,000.
LIRA llU IAYPlllT
Llpn view from 6 bdrm. ~ balh, olayroom,
dark nn, den. Boe\ 1Up, Now $1.000,000 .•
IAYllll PUii
Spectacular bayfront dplx 2 br, 2 m UQ.; a..Dc.
2 b8 dn. 2 boet .,,atea. Red~-•l.500,000.
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Coronado laland cuat. bayfront lot. ~· boat
dock. Plana avail.. Now S370,0Q9 w /tenns.
ILIFFI OollO
S ingle story end unii.... expanded :; br, 3
ba on largest greenbcl~ lake. $250,000:
BILL GRUNDY . REALTOR
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•••••••••••••••••••••• For our new regul1r
IWIUlllllUI ,.
2 1tory 5 bdrm. 3 bllh
lloma with c0¥9red patio f!!~':iiiuiii.!.~1 iii? 'us" ow-
. $12 IOOI CASE
and microwave ov•n.
Flexlbl• termel Owner , Heisted financing. Only
$125,000. Cell 9111·5370
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4 Bdrm 2 ~atll cualom Every Sllurdey In the
home with pool end Oel Piiot Claulfleds
sweeping view o l Ille ~~~~~~~~~~I upper Back Bay end city
llghlal Seller mollvatedl WTllll O.M.
lod• •
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Now only $197.500·ca.u Cute 3 Bdr on cul·de·uc IOdi• I 646-7171 at. Selle< wlll help flnen·
--· oe . Luge euumJlbl• I -if{ttl~ I ~:~3~~: price,, 15.000
..... 11 .......
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h Let 1211121 ·--UEOITIYE . lfl-iifir'
()Ian! 4 Bdrm beauty In
Coron• del Mar. Located
In lhe Harbor VIJtw Hiiia
area. Unbellevabl• c•·
nyon 'View, grN\. lor the
hoatesa who lovea to
entertain In en lmpret
alve home end surroun·
dings. Good financing
, p1ckega. C e ll now.
546-2313
THE REAL
ESTATERS
COLE'S
PUCE
e.au111u1 Cametol home.
One ol 1111 moet popular
models Greenbrootc h•a.
Tiiis lovely home hN 11.0
tendef lovlng care end It
In mint, mov•·ln Condi· lion. Mejestlc Clilhedrel
celllngs In Jiving end di·
nlng roo111. Form•I dl· ning ol courH, Huge
hlde·•wey mu1er llMI•.
Saparete cNldr~wlng.
•PICe age kitchen. At·
aume • low lnter .. 1 VA 1541-2313 UtiS-4
cars*bikes•
*skateboards•
trucks.baby.
carriages•tea
carts•trikes
rol lerskates •
walker!> .oys
•wagons••••
scooters*hot
rods•cou\)eS•
·trailers•hard
tops• convert-
ibles• motor
homes*lawn
mowers•lfmos
•corporate
headquarters
•garden carts
Model A's••••
•typlngtables
wheelbarrows~
recreatianal
vehicles•golf
carts•mode1
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-·.-EHi tide Coell Mna 2
Br 2 .Ba.. home. herd·
W.orxf TftlOts, lerge< IOI,
cuHl .. uc etrMI. $125, ooo. Owner w111 nnane..
And mull "" now. Llolll ltJ ....,~l lttr •. end •lry 3 Bdrm home. .... nn
Enjoy the ocean breezM. -::i:iiiiiiiiiiiiii: Blke to the beech from i
lllls Merlna Hlglllandt I II.II -• home. Priced et $120, •wr1
000, wllk:h It $5,000 .,._ 'Chermlng 4 Br. & f8mlly
low epprelMI price. Mu•I room. 2 brick llreplecee
1111 lmmedl1t'ety:--Tetc oun1ry tcllchen. q11lai
adven1age. call nowl rHldentlel area in mo-
5-46-2313 . ~d•rn 1reo1 by Buccola.
10% dn. $229,000. Ow-.
ner carry 10 Y98f•· . .........
BEST FISHING ANO
SWIMMING BEACH plus
2 bdrm home • 2 c u
garage, Itel le25,000I *'"II.All BAY & OCEAN VIEWSI 4
bdrm, 2'~ b1tll1. fire·
piece, 3 car ~age ptue
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March 10 your phone to
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Classified
works
for you
when you
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of taroe Oaka and lyca· mOfH, rolling hllta and
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ownr l agt RE /MA)(
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Walk to lhoppl"Q lllr 3.4 9drma, neer pool. luM blt·ln1 A dble gar • deek1. 191 all
761·1221
1had•d ttrHm. Enter (Oeauvllle) 4 BK A I rondlt1on with :!:~~1~!: r:•: :J,9:i l•-------•I view -Pool -Spa. PRICED TO SELL
mobile home and MP&· lRlnr ... NOW -Only $619,YOO. Substantli.1lly
2,3_308_1821 .111111 1Uln 11 a1 1 u o e Es r •tr•• 11H "4·348' I ••&OOD n .. le. ht Piasa
.. ., 531·81110'1• • F1p1c;, elegant French NII/#,,,, 1111 Sllatp 4 Br. comm pool w1noow1. AC. In hom• •••••••••••••••••••••• ll&ll&Alllll Nt bch 3br w/alunn~ 11185/mo. Have otnere H Cu11ty. 2Br 2Ba, tB1 INITlllLAI .._. kltch, room IOt llld I& 6 Agt Fted T e nor• LIFE'' .tee & lludlo• flU... IJM1ll OC·RfNTALS 760-S3t4 831·t268 or 831-2111 'I 1Br & atu<llo Incl W1h1/
1Mf1 ftm1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil l1rl•1 1Jf4 BLUFFS LEASE YIAR-AOUND ,UN: <lryr. 1110 tnc;fu<IH pvt ._... ..... / .......... -•••••••••••••••••• ·•• 2 Br. wetel' vu, 1960/mo, Soctal A•tlvttl ea club w /1annl1 cou111. F1bulou1 vlewl Room for ~,... ....... LUlllll I ~ 1 I 11111.
rate barn. Excellent .. A.1 ~ d k 1 M 1.,, I b term•. 1230.000. Cell yCMM ""' ng ncOtne l>f<>-un er nu.tr t•t. UBl uo! n e11erow y
J·-Ritter. perty or outgrown 1••1• ScptemlJt!r 1st. SEE NOW! ttll Tom -· denoe wt1h laroe equity 14l•llH IOt: this n.at ru1tk1 and Allin.son. 644·6200. hor-and tennl1. Term1 On Lido Pa'll Of. 211r i Agl 840-0020, 780·9818 D I r • c I o r •fr e • :i:&.~~·111.!,~u~
• lr•dfJ, OwnAL.LBk r d • n . • e o . b Id II ' 3 Bd1JT1 detllClled homu wtlftl.lff Sund• Y rated ClbhU & much
PETE BARRE TI . REALTY
........
NEW PRICE • NEW Ft·
NANCINGI An abundan·
ca of re11on1 10 buy.
Convenlenlly lo~aled.
Three bedrooms. Open
floor plan. Poot an<I spa.
1256,000.
N1·11M
COLDWeu. BAN~O
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Excellent cloH to the ocean tocatlon. Spacious
2 BR home with • 2 room
gueet/rental. Extra wide
• R·2 lot. Owner financing
with 25% down. .........
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3 B<lrm, 2 bath lrvlne
Terr .. vacant with pool,
-shutters, epa an<I good
financing, 1Uly al $389,
000.
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.••ttlT IUll ........
Only $179,000 for thl1
3Br 2ba home with RV
ICCIH and area. Air cond. ,_ roof, ~rpet,
pain'\ and drapea. In·
c:k.¥Sll land.
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REALES1AIE
6.11 14111 \
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2 br houae & studio zo-
ned for art studio. gift
llhopa, antiques, etc ...... I
roomy 4 Bdrm 3-'hba
home with 180 deg.
ocHn view In walk to
beech. Corona del Mar
looatlon. f-415,000 I•·
731·4444 or 731·5115 12600/mo • In •)IGltlent area, Avall•· L 3 bd I I <I 8runch•BBO'!I• more From $"'0 mo · bla lmmedlelely , HM ,m, Kn con · Parlle1•Plu1 "" Nl!WPORT LOTS• , ia.,fr11t/f111 1800/mo on 1 year leaae. Large well landacape<I much more Inc h m oll u 111 100 1110"61 llYlll IULn 2 adjoining 189,000 ••· 1•1 w/fe•llr r•, Five other• to ohooH wlth gardener, Nr Pk an<I 0 " 1 AT 549-3<121 3641 Bear SI
83f·4179 ..... 11111, from. We're th• onei to 1chl1 Sec 1yatem. $1, RICRIATION : (bt wn Sunflo wer &
Mt-1111 --..... II call for 1eaae1 000 mo. 833-1290 T • n l\.l 1 • F 1 e 0 McArthur)
lnlu IH4 Patll Uldo Advil Condo 3 ,,,.,, lfll ., ........ HW, ~i "'~'Clhrldru• Newport Shore1, comm •hop I• 2 H •a 11 h pori. pool & teundry No #tut.J., llturt, ".....-..... I) Lg 4Br, tlepe to beaoh, IA&tont IP•o & pro Available nowt 1 8r car-14n "41[,tl
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Custom Allletlon modal, wlllhelp.Agent8-48·10-44 llT IPlllll II· detall1 OcHnfronta 5PM SwlmmlniJ•Ooll
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2
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1----------1 \llOOd floors. F~ench LUll/"'111 .... ..........._....... lt2t HfHU 1'~1 ... t111n .. 1Nwpt Terr condo 3 BA 2~ • r Au TI, u L $550 Mo AllO bachelor .... YllW .a.I doors, ehuttera. $29-9. llYll .... Natural Oeothermal ::1-. 1-I be. no pet1. $725. Pool. Al'ARTMINT•: $360 mo Call aher 5.30
IM land. 3 Br. 2 Ba. llv & Eval wtmda: 11117·4927 ' • Playa R.E. ef:. t9oo ::: ::Shoi::·:,:f:&J ~ I 10 5 bdrma, starting 11 Bluffs area, 3 br, 2y, ba Be<lrooma•Furnllhe<I 957-2740
SlliUllto luttlhOme on tOO.tryt TT~-7500· 3Br2ba o1 Sprlngaon12deede<I -· lllfW l llllacll.Agt.8"8·2389 S i n or.a. 1 a 2 PM 286<1 L a Salle
din rm. lg lam rm, all C.IMI l1l #11 1111 $850 to 11395 condo, 2 car gar. wl elec & Unlum lahe<l•No S325 • Bachelor apt 333 amenlllel, ~ tree lot. By WILLIW WMI Bluff• •mall 3 br •Ingle 01 frontage on Warm •••••••••••••••••••••• ,..,.__. 840·9350 wkdya. Pete•Models Open E 21st C M Apt B·D 0 12 " 1.00 C II llllL atory condo. Good loc. Springs Creall. Only 8 ml Lar ....... B<I ..,~ -...-~· ~"'c{'J007. •·" •
1 s tet.500. Agt. &44·5215. from World Famoua Sun c 0 r 0n: d ;1·M·a, . 760-8398 evee I dally 9 to 6 845-6589. 845·8 t03
In the Deane Homee. 4 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiil Valley Skiing. E11traordl: $1700/mo Waterfront 4 BR lam rm, 3 OlkWIOd $395/mo 1 Br 1 Ba en-C.fl ,,_. 1114 bdrms. 3 ba., IOfmal din.· tlll llU nary opp. to develop• 780-8708, 875-2144 be. 40 sllp may be avail 1........ clad garage. tndry rm. ••••••ttltt••••••••••• rm. and llv. rm. Ceramic ••-private, corporate or 12080/mo. 673-4866. I •-paUol yerd, 1m11• pet ok,
Ille entry. kltchenlfamlly -•r•-• reltglou1 retreat. Offered OOUI YllW ....... ts 1v111 Sep1
.... ftl UUY room and breakl111 llW LllTHll ~or8:d:lted111::;ne only. "Old" Harbor view sec-S-8600 N;:P~~e;~1E5j :r,~ I le.,.,t hMll/... TSL Mgmt 642-1603 FM 11 ftl/11% nook. Excellent IOCatlon BHulllully decorate<I 1 • ca llon. 3 br, 2 ba, patio, condos. S1000/mo un· 880 Irvine 1550/mo 2 Br. 1'1> Ba.
Wlth20%<1ownyoucan near achoola, pool and Cape Cod "' bdrm. 4 CONTACT·. huge yard, beamed eel· lur11 . $1200 lurn (at 16th) r o...,nhouM1 . ..balcony. In-
move Into Ihle lovely 4 tennis. $235,000 bath a. Pier and 11ip, David V. V. ualmbac"' llng1, frplc. Luxury homel 845-0295 (71 ~) 5~5 1104 <lry rm, car port, ell bll· Bdrm home, freshly nol<la 45' boat. PIHH n " 11400/mo. 780-0883 lf5'" I' .... ._"-, ... _ .. .. . Ins. Avall Sept. painted In and out. Ter· call to make appoin t-IDAHO REALTY ASSOC. ';J~AllL: "._"'" 1waterlront. "' Br 3. ba. .....r1 leMll/le, TSL Mgml 842•1603 rlflc locallon. A1klng men 1 1 0 111 1h 11 208-728·9899 NEW 4BA 3'/IBA Woodbrld--·on the lake. $2080/mo. 40 It boat slip 1700 16th SI. ~1:~·~0~0 F:~:~Pg~n1tj oul1t.mdlng home. S2. ~~[~~U,:~~TY :~5';><r~:·t~ ~~~II~~~ Exec:uuv:·3 bd, 2 'h b•. avall. 673-4666 (Dover at 16th) 200•000· 208-728-8453 Hwy 87'!1·1148 Many EKtra11 11<100/mo 3 bd. 2ba, 1pe, $900 mo. (714) 642-5113
$325. ulllllles Incl Sm. 1
bd 1662 Newport Blvd,
CM 631-73112 540-lt
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l M leaae 652 ·9541!, 111 & $800 security total I 1111111 Duplu. 2 Br & den w/ 551-2193 or 987-88!17 rftove in coet. 645-5735. Nr 18th/Pomona. 1 Br 1 .__ t~ --lrplc. So. of P,CH. lmmac. ----~~:--;;-;;;c:--;~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim Ba. upstalra, D/W, car-~HERITAGE
rd• --S&OOnio. 7141838-7714 Turtlerock exec, 2 .OCEANFAONTDl•2·4Br porl, weter pd, 1 child •••••"'•• •••••••••••• maatere. den. 2'11 ba, UYflllT LUii By week o r m o nth . .513 ,. ...... "-.. '--. Lid ea ty" STEAMBOATO SFPRINGS., Jaamlne cr.-.'eleg•nl 3 $1350. Alta 644-9080, 15 bedrm, 3'h bllh w/ 673-7873 nOoK.,:,.o, 5P.e51~2000S450. Agt.,
RE.Al.TORS
~Ma 11\'W .. t: 0 COLORAD · or rea Br. famlly rm, 1tep1 lo 673 8589 I !----------~ " WU 111 TWllll 7"»7300 Ntate Info on 11111 world epa & tennl1. $1500. • ~rrlfllc ma,n ~~Y :lew. 2&3 B<lrm winter rentals _2_B_r-ga_r_<l_e_n_e_p_t.-n-o_pe_t-s.
with 2'h baths, 2 car encl #J11i1• V/111 11111~~~~6~~.J'"~~~~~I f1mou1 akt area, tuclled 875-2740. 3 bd. 2 be. wet bar. nice pac ous am ''I ome on Newport Penin $525 Small chlld ok. $440 mo ga~ & yard. 15000 down •••••••••••'/~......... away In the 1pectacular large yar<I, no pet•. w/<lock, 14.000/MO.
548 9950 and pymt uallled prog-Beautiful pool home. Colorado Rockies. call Cnt• #tll 1114 $ 9 3 0 . 8 3 1 • 1 6 1 5 , Marth a Mac n • b . up. Agt, 875-1642 __ • __ . ____ _
Ar',,m, .. ~~~~1R11c1k. Ownert ~~~~.~~'!'.a~ci~s2o~ TRADE T, o8o'o' "25 5508 F Jo~o~ ••••·oc:RENTALS••••• _4_9_3-_77_86 ______ -1 644-e200. Pteoninbsc~a y2,B,: 'sb6ao. o'",mbolk Lco:r3p~~·, 2 ~~· g~·c~r~~
• ~ v ooo cesn. S 142.500. ra.do w·"' .. , :. •• 1 E'atate. 1·5br'a $200 to $2000 HURRY NICE 1br wisp• " ' •-PPllll •-11 ....., ... •• Agent. 675-3890 eves & pets 1550 751 -3696 ICUI YIEW Owner wlll carry bal. ...,.. -•ro 750-3314 open 7-daya pool. ... t-lna, more ..,80 wimds
2 Bdrm. 2 ba, condo. Full (213) 945-4934. for realdenllal Of' Income ll•tin, f1nu, RENT TO OWN: N-2Br OC·RENTAtS 75().3314 1 Bd, I Ba QuplSex. util
amenltleaan<IMC.gable. #..-t .. ,. llll property In Call!., Ari-c,..., 1111 2'Aba, condo. Call Rich. Super 5bd. 3ba. Jae, f8m ~~~~~~~~~Winter Rentel 1. 2 & 3 paid $375 mo. 625 to C.11 Ale .... Owner/Agl. ····•l'io•••u•••••••••• 1.on1 Of' Hawaii. 1l% fl· •••••••••••••••••••••• ,.,.__etlAgt ...... ~ 6171 rm prnttgfn.1•• Racquel.:: bdrms. Newport Penln· mo11e In Agt, 675-1642.
" nanclng + c11h flow. '·""" .._. Clb $t07S,,;,'7760•9307_ Bluff• 3 br, family, 2'h sula Playe Real Estate Sparkhng clean. 2 br. 1•1. 964
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6171 TElllFIC llME e.cellent Orange Co. Ill au 3 Br. 2 ba on' acl-e w/3 bath, $1400 mo Agt. 873-1900 ba. $<175 Ulll pal<I Re-
.... ,.. •• Prof. decotated. warm 3 location. Full price seoo. IAPllTUll car gar plu1 ~· hOU· fH.••• .. ,. 11fl 844-6368; 844-0350. . ... B_E_A_C_H_FR_O_N_T_R_E_N_T_A_L~1 frig 2 small Clllldren Ok, S20,000 dwn fOf a 25% Br, L.A., D.R., F.R .. big 000 and $3 3 mllllon M See 2530 Santa AnL •• •••••••••••••••••••I----.;._-----I b d d 2 b d no pets kllcn .. high beam eel· Agent. 644·9513 DO NOT DISTURB TE· EMERALD BAY. 3 Br. 2 3 Br. Westclllf. mo. to mo 1 m • 8 n r m 1960 Wallace. 642 ... 905 =:t ~~YO,:: llngs, frplc, plus a private NAN TS . S 9 7 5 mo Ba. fr pie, brick patio wilh t S 1250. Agt. H. Fredeflci<, ~~ n ~~3r : r61 e 8 ' 1 Y
lrg r:nanlcured yard wl a 3 •--Clt•«•I• 1111 851 ·8228 Ip a . S 150 0 . 2 13 /11_ 831· 1286 1218 Devon · 1 • "' • 902 occulllfd or lnv11tor'1 -_. ""87tt:2255 ==-. tl1 _naeAlloA 1¥a Cell .. .,,... car sMu ~ta1~1M.1&..."'"f.:"-i"iii00iii0:'.ii.!-~•~TU'UAA .. ·&aA.L•Tlae.al E'·' ... 3 B "ba 1 ,. • ----•--"'1 block to beac h. 2Br .-,,_., $375.000 end o own """"'· r' • am rm, Iba $525 u 111 pd o-lagt, 964·6171 • Y u FM -STM"' llvlng rm MP dining rm 3 Br 2 Ba. ocean 11u,1Npt Terr. 3Br 2V.ba. spa. ,..6 57•3 · Iha land. Patrick Tenore. ..,5 m Drive by. 2587 Elden. $825/mo, Arch Beach
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pool. garage. $725 mo. !--~-· __ .. _____ _ Montlcello Townnouee. c f 552 707 ~ San lemente prl<le o 1900, 842-2t8t Hgt•. Av• I I 8 I 1 . • 4 lot1ifrnt/Ylewl ~~BA . :~D~;:·w:~~ ~':'::'~~-~°:'1~ ~~~: LANDLORDS/REALTORS 633"8212 all 3f'M. 2 b<lrm. 1 ba. appliances. 2 end 3 b<lrm L<lry, gar .
garb. dlap, alee garege, houae wtth oc;Hn·hlll• a Fast free tenant provl· HARBOR OCEAN FRONT I <!rapes, quiet beach loc. llreplace. S650 and up
comm. pool. golf courae view. Cloae c:1 .. s. BEST Realty Nu 3200' lux nm on blutl. $525 mo. Leaae t o winter. 640-<1784
&41·9486 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ to everything, only 3 539-8184 180 deg vu 01 harbor,! 711183. Avall Sept 15th. ----... -----1L--•••••-f<I a ih lllk 1url. mln11 3br. 3ba. Of'lveby 11526thSt.NB. A111l•1•l1 Ml 11111 •rr• -• ~~a~~ ~-o!:~oul: E.slde 2 Br 1 Ba, lncd security. 11una, •P•· 1 Call 675-31<18 eves U•l•t•iliH Golf courN vi-. Mull Yoo own the land. 2,000 OCcUP".3 b<lrm .. 2 bath patio. encl. garege, n~w $1800/mo. 498--70011. SUPER DEAL 3rm wtcoyj .................... .. aell. 1185.000 wtth 1Q"/o aq ft, 3Br. fam rm, 2'ir cl & ' lew 11 carpels, drepea. paint. tc
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$ -, .. , ... lllHI Ufl down Ba wide Greenbelt neer 1Y ocean " apt. • 011•1•11111 111 NO pell. $525/mo & M · BHul. 3br Hee. hom•. j Itch. ul I-pd. 325 •••••••••••••••••••••• . p~. Far below market applicable & rent the II 1 '' I . l 1• cur. Also duplu on lncredlble city & ocean OC·AENTALS 750-3314 2 BR 1 Ba. no pets, xrly. MULLAN REALTY other 3 ap1rtmen11 for ,ir t111' ll\'\'•IOWll 1' $1350/1 2807 540·2980aalt fOI' LOfl 1245,000. 'Wm teaM op-lnr.ome. Seller wlll help W.alde S.-80. 548·5442, view. mo. on the water. Super lndry tacll. decll. S 00.
lion. Bkr. 844-6368, finance & SAVE buyer 770·56a8 Alla Laguna. 41M·7200 anarp 3Br 3ba, water pd.
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1 Ill.Ill lJ¥m thouaan<la of dollarel 2 SA 1 BA duple•, prvt Studio Apt nH r ocean Dock avall. "S1000tmo ... , ... In 11119 4 bdrm t1ofDe wtth Elegant 3 Br & Oen• REDUCED lllng price 11 ll1t1l1 C)atlo 360 18th Place B. Private bHch. lrplo. 1 Ag t . 6 "' 2 -3 O 7 3 or
lamlly rm. fncd yant and country 1tyle ho_me. way BELO: current re-•••••••••••••••••••••• $5'45. 851-9522. peraon. $375, Ulfl l>d. 673-7737 • •• /.!'!'!P/~ ..••. /.~!!
fol• ol Htraa. Owner wlU French doora. bay win-pl ace men t co 1t 11 1 .,.,,. hWdM Spotlesl Eaetalde Ctetat· Laguna Realty 494-0077 New Exec. home on 2 b<lrm. 2 ba newer <lplx
uaisl wlflnancing Only <lows, hr<lwood floo<s. 3 Prlnclpa 11 ONL VIII Call •••••••••••••••••••••• che<I 4 Br 2ba. Never i-••• •Ill '''' WA TEA. 2 Bdrms. plus yrty. Mature non-s,.,..krs. 1135 000 Cd 9fi.5370 lfplc's, very lge 101· owe owner at (714) lal ... blal 1111 rented before. Owner ""·•••••••••••••••••• den. <lock avall1ble. no pets. $750 X 3
J bOc.m S39:i 2 bdsm-1-
ba $490 Po~gar.-no •
pets. 6'42·<1"70
EASTSIDE 1 bd lots of
wood .• qulet. p.111. $365.
utils lncld, no pets,
631·3646 AM or alt <tpm.
E.1utslde 1 B<lrm. smell
but cozy, 1011 ol natural
w o od. Rent $390.
851-9522
Newer lg 2 bdrm. 1 bl.
prlv patio •. bunt In stove
and dlahwaah•r. Enclos-
ed gar Ample parlltng. Large yar<I area. 778
Congreaf St .. Costa
Mesa. 213-781-7813
1 Bdrm S360 Utll paid. No
pets Carport. 383 W
Bay. 548-9516
1 B<lrm. Laundry lacil. No
pets. Westside. ne>W.' . • :::·sW9?~·. ~= ::~: 142-0131 c~ii":;·;:;;;:EARLv·~; pantwtar. 2 111d1 Ok. no s~1~TgH2L:~~N:. c~~r,; ~igg73yr01/6~~e71:r· 2131;~:9>·6~139s3.9~~1-9192 By Owner 831·2134 1----------WINTER rentals. Aeglr pell. no smoking. • • • or • ov
f81tle llH Proper11ea 875-4000 $950/mo. Call 844-7211. houae. walk to bell, lrg i.tit• Aal ,., S.-25 1 bf ulils pd, 417 E Huge 3 b<lrm, 3 ba. prlv \ f >I l I 11 F II ... \ ·. . .. ·.
$375. 8'46--4382
Owner wilt carry tlnan· ·----"T""----~ clng fOI' 25 yeara. Only Tiii lllT llY
$t35,000. Call 759·1501 I with lo down & low or 752-7373. 2870 San paymen YoU can make
Ml guel Dr. Newport thla ate MHa culle
""'"'LJ4e hie ••••••••-•••••••••••• agt. prvt y<I. llngle car gar. •••••••••••••••••••••• Bay Bal boa No pets. patio. No pet•. $600 mo ... .... ... I...... CIH~ 3 BR!,~•·= E'alde . charming 2Br . ~r;rr.3~5 ;:· ~ Lge 4 bf, 1'ir ba, din. rm, 547-1155 • 851-2175
Choice loc. Xlnt fin. Prln 2 Bdrm, 2'Aba, low :!::. e1r'3W er. 1ba, lncd yrd, attach gar. Julie Of 213-374-5922 alt ~y remod., big yard. l--Y-EA_R_L_Y_R_E_N_T_A_L--I STUNNING large 1 Br
only. Own 873-7873. down. ~10Vo% flnen avail. ~. 111/lal 1275 MC. 6. ~~7 ~:,S.&-6249 1 b<lrm $500. Cpta. Garden Apt, pool & rec
-ft-'-%-..... ---.. -,.-lfl--I ~~~wuawner/Agl. emro~~u=~r"': ~Valls.pt 1, 831·828" '--••I fl, .,, '"' drapes. 675-6606 ares 710 W 18111, St
Urgent 1111. Condo. 2 winter )'llflyl 3 Br 2 Ba. E aide 3 Br, 2'ir ba. frplc, 2 ""•••••••!•••••••••• C..liiIUaliiJ1 C.llal Iii #M 'Ill * 2Br 1Ba Near So C . ~
~ Walker G Lee
y<>ura. Newer 2 Br 2 .ea
home wlltplc, & formal
dining. Seller II moving, cali todey. Agl. Wenda.
544-19554 eet-1818
bdrma, 2'11 ba. Xlnt foe. Olin i..J llllll Atto lnlertor home 3 Br 2 patlol, deck. dbl attach Condo 3Br, den, wet bar. l/"'8nldtl ,41S •••••••••••••••••••••• Plua, S.A Luxury Con-$110.000. S12j000 On. •••••••••••••••••••••• B•$900/mo. By Ownr gar wl elec opnr. $750, lrplc, pool, 1111 laatlMC. •••••••••••••••••••••• BAY v1-. walk IQ.bell, lg do . w/pool $575 No
P1yment1 194r.50. Call lltMJt ••n 780-1977 111/last $350 MC. Avail $750 mo. 495-6148 Oar<len Grove. New 2 BR newer, 2 bd, gar, no pets. 833·8974. owner. 714-881-4818 ..... •-•, llll Sept 1. 531-8284 J -l 'h ba. patio, gar, $550 & pet•. $800 8'4<1-~126 --------, .... _., WINTER RENTAL -"""---------#luJN ,,,,, ,_1 S 100 dep. No pets. 2 br. nr OCC gartpalfo
5 Br. light, brlte, MCluded •••••••••••••••••••••• 3 bd. 1'h ba. ~750 . 3Br, 2Ba Condo nr Marl·••••••••••••••••••••• Craig. 5'45·1370. GO. IHlttltr a,t $460 Plus sec 645-1387 2 level Estate alie lot, 2 new moblle homes+ 2 873-2348 or 673-3915 natl Pk. clean. Ill facll. HOME FOR RENT S Child O I( No ""'-s •11..,.... xlnt ·buy1 o n resale, $780 mo. 4"7-2149 3 Bdrm. a 4 Bdrm. $885 Ora..,...tree condo. $500 with llreplace teps to .. """" ••-• PU ,... shopping, achoola all " .... beach no kllch lac $400 "'·~& gait, don't min 1111 •· near by. Owner must Mii • P • c e ·rent S 1 8 5 ... ,... Nancy to $775. Fenced yarda & 1 Br & loft. ten1111. p<¥>f, 67 · O.•• lti•I 'IU .... ,. + 2 B 846-8612 " l l 'In garage•. Kl<11 a pall 1tream. NO pets. Avell mo. 8<44-8 3 •••••••••••••••••••••• thla low priced 1 Br con· rSep<lawclooouda 3pBa'tio a v.,P:·. & wfll Unance. What 1 •••• !,.!!~.~•••••••••• Suc:ft •deal 1br 11111\uge welcome. 545·2000. 911. 553-1141 • 1 room with v, Ba. welk to V1c·1n1 2 bdrm. 2 ba. do In lrvlne. Bell loca· deel! Agent 846-1044 Live In Newport Beach for I al kllch, utll·pd now$330 A 1 I Carport $575 mo han<laome bric)! frplc, Pr I ce reduction . $19,000. 2 bdrm. 1 ba In Oceanlfonl w nter rent · QC.RENTALS 750.3314 gen • no ee 2 bd, 2 be, d1hw1nr, Ael, beach. •II utll. P•ld. no
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7165 :',::! ~~~='':9w~~ xtra lg 2 car garege wt $249,000/ make ·offer. private comm, Very 2 br, 1 be, compl. r"ur----------I I "'d 'Ill W/D Auto Garage Huge kltch., $300/mo. Aela. ----·-----fall, adjacent 10 the I•· wine cellar or dark rm. L.H., atao may teaae. c 111 n . M u 1 t 111 1 blahed. ·Garage. w..,_I Beam celllng1 accent finer • .'.'!r.! .......... ;...... loft ·bd. 1650/mo. Call 549.9322 M·F _ BHll•flH
CUZZI. Call now, 'thl• Wiii Mu •••• 11 As A p · 1--::;;;;;;;;~~-675-2742 • <I, y.,. u 111 p. Id . 5 room houae. deep plle OC·RENTALS Jan Martin. 851-9400, Baell. So. OI Hwy, nice ,,,,. 3110
l 175000 owe M8·5e80 997-3970, 8 to 6. carpet, newer llltch. bit· 1·5br'a 1200 to 12000 <lays 850-9188 Evff. patio. $350 mo. Inc ulil. •••••••••••••••••••••• :3'L:3~o. 645-1a3e · 1-s-~-LL_E_R_1_s_P_u_R_c_l{,_A-s-,N-a c,.,,,,, ,,.,, fH.••• .,,, '"' ~~0~1~·+Kl:!.'B~~ 1_150_·3_3_1_4_0_~ __ 1_-d_•_Y•_1 ,,,,,,,,.,,, . 673-535" Agt .873-3" 1s 1w111H'I WALi
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con<lo, needs IHI tale ••• ~'T.f!~••••••••J.J!.f E~;d•a;.;~·;.;.·~ Realty 5<39-8194 EASTBLUFF: 3Br. 2ba. hnlMH JSIS C.lll #II• Ul4 Lge 1 & 2 br twnhM apt~.
on thl• adorable Eutalde PACIFIC VIEW MEMO· pools, tennis courts, Avall Now. 11100/mo. ••••••••••••••••••••-•••••••••••••••••••••• l rplc. dlanwesner, enc . 3 BR 2 Ba country style RIAL PARK. N.B. 2 Plots. ocean \llellr. 3 Bdrm, 3ba 1111 ""11 Piil 840·901g,831-0838 Rancho San Joaquin. 1II,I11, I 11, gar. Nr Huntlnjlton Har·'
with querier• •bOve ga-Worth $1800. Make ofr. a g u 11 t h 0 u 1 e . Unique 11111• I B r . Newport Shor" 3 er. 2'ir Model Townhou1e In Ir· Ne1111y decor Gas pd, bour From"" 5 Chll<lr·
I rage. Asking $185,000. 601 LIDO Lv mag. 979-5380 $1800/mo winter renlal Bungalow. Mod •PPll, Ba. 2 block• 10 beKh. vine. 2 bd plus den, one encl gar. dwsnr. pool, en OK. 8'40·6807 :!,~~~,~~· Call 8th FLOOR lf--~-l'-'•••/ or $2200/mo yrly. x~ra 1toraga. Yard for Clote 10 school & tennis. the nicest In Ille Cleve· bbg Adults, •o pets 1 & 2 BA. pool, bell llvtng, ___ ..;;._ _____ 11-'-."--------~ Waterfront C.ondo .,_. '" 7141759 7 Kid. A suite deal •I BEST H2·8883 Io Pm• n I . $ 8 2 5 1 !" o 642·5073 year round. $430 & up, -11.21 S11ff/llHI llHI ADULTS ONLY ,,,,..,.,,. 1111 ---4:...._ ____ 539-8l90 em lee. · 728·2148 no pets, 220 12th st. 219
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.. -•••••••••••••••••••••• Laguna sand. wl111er, 2 Ml 1 m llon 5 Bd m 2 W•tcllff 3 Br. den, office, 1511111 Wl•I -S~Jar V~w 3 BR 2 BA. S.C. Plus, BR. ulll ., avail 10/1. to n •n r · ;>•~ Ba 2 car gar garde-llm6'1xn .,....._BllU --------Long·lerm 111umable Lelle/Option or Pu·r· 1789~ pool, Jae., 192,950, ••· 8130. $1500 rno. Pvt ply. BL Spacious llvlng rm, n ·tr. no peU '1 995. l'8J'llliiH 1100 ~-U CONDO 3 BR. 1 ·~ Be. In·
loan on this three be· chlM. YOUR,_ 1850 Wm_ Cote. Broker aume 10'!.'o% Ownr. 213-795-21137 · lge eat In kltch, coi.y 1·837-1458 Of 548-5928 •••••••••••••••••••••• APUTmiTI-aid• ln<lry rm $850
droom and den hOme In aq. ft. (plu1 dbl page • 213-llllQ.1451 1 .............. .... frplc, dbl J1lr. tnc<I n· C •A•• .,_ 5 B 3"BR. 2 Ba. Bal Pen, un-538-3976 or 8"7·4"37 the dellf•ble "Bluffs" at wl opener) Deluxe Con· OCEAN FRONT lmmacuate wvvvay ..,,.,. pri v ate. 1825 worth H ... -: ~pended r. furn. Jacz. oc:.en view. Beaulllully landacapa<I
do. Great park aide mer. Aeeentty remodeled move. Call 539·819Q 3 cer g•age. HVH. Ja-s 1 0 5 0 _ n 0 pet 1 • garden apts. Poot & Spa. * Attractive 3Br 2'irba, Newport Beecch. Nlcetr, locallon, next 10 111 Decor lvrn .. 2+ bd, 3 ba, and redecorated. 2 BEST Ally fee. cuul, loaded w/lrench 213-737•7272 <lays Covered parking No spit lvl, lrplc. anct ger upgrade<! " armellla 3 car prk'g. S500K. Oual bdrm, 1',. ba Including windows. akyllfht•. pet• $615, 842-2897
model with large patio ahopplrlg & thHtera. buyer• only. Enclnll11, dining room. Large 9Un· Another 2 Br for 1450. IHIOO/mo. 840· 623. Bach. '1410 to $415 '"j
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overlooRlng the graen· Incl. 111 amenities. Op· VERSAILLES CONDO owner (714) 848-1088 ny <lec:tl 0Ylf1ooll•-ca-garage too. anady y<I, 833-2237. ~ .. .._,.,, T..idtl 1 Br. 1<165 to $470 ooi. L' au"'nc:1' '{· Quiet· ~I Near pool Owner portunlly to 11111 ow· ""' kid• OK, pet? See at ;f!;-f.:"'!.·,,·;::~··••;;~ 22..,, va~~d ••
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PRICE REDUCTION ....... 11 .. 11vlng1. nean prkg, MC. enlran-,_,,, ·-·· 11·-Nt-1111 .... 11500/mo. 5 Br .. large ····F············,···B·R· 5'40·9826 or 2•4905 . -.-'--·-----.-.~-~ .nd don 'I f:tr et 1"'11 7 1 • I 8 3 1 • 5 O 5 5 or t1 ., _, -S850 per mo. ~ yard, _..__.,, •"'opplng BAY RONT. Winter. 2 Sp~•-··s 2 Br 1 Ba s•25 un•t .,,.,,,, " " cea. outalandlng poo ••••••••••••0 •u••0 • 417-4503 -.... """ .,, 2b 1 All ~""' · · "' · •• • ............ .
g:•t uMMn • loanlll &42·2000. ctubhM. By owner. 198. 11f11 TU mt.Tll I •---&. •Jfl K~~=i.J,~~~71 nearby. Agent 848-10<1<1. pl~iinc!:r \1:50,,:~· 3 Br. rn Ba $475 wo.od•b;ldge condo. 2 •--"J-•W!'x 1••~ -900 aa.avm.. --S-a.nd.ra FM ... ,,.,,_,.. ._,, -• " OC·RENT•Ls 7 ..... 331 .. Blutla 3 bdrm. 2 ba . ....,... 873-3724 81~-'106 ' Laundry lac .. pool . bdrm. 2 ba. $800 mo. ,_ tr4 _,, 2 • " .. ~ra 9WiU ••·~••••••••••••••••• "' --., """"' • 548 9556 12·7PM 873 8"20 It 6 ..... <I •••••••••••••• ••••••• 64 -14• San Clemente pride of LIDO ISLE . 3 bdrm. fam locellon, greenbelt. • • • • or ..... n •
INVESlOAS ownerahl modems 4 B IHOO S:ngle?? Bach unit w/ 1oma vlaw. 11150 . C..•1111 •r 1111 I •---~ e•~f 15000 down and 1200 p. P•· rm. 1• mo. "•11o, ulll·pd, yd •"'25 •~4.• .. ••. •••••••••••••••••••••• __,, -• .,,.. per mo, n~atlve cHh nl•h •tyle 4 unit apt. Oc RENTALS 15-0 3314 ""' """" Ocean 11lew. beautllully "'2zl:fll!lll .• -.-. .. ;-;; ............ .. flow for 1 31IA 1ba .,., BALBOA ISLAlll\ hOuM with ocean·hllla & OCEANFAONT 2 bdrm, ·• L • Npt Creel view 3 Br. 3 Ba. furn. townnouae, lrptc. -NO FEEi Apt. & Condo ..., ft 11111 golf courae view. CloH 1 Ba 1700 mo. Bill Santa Ana Helghll 311r. Plan 4, 11200/mo. Agent pool & patio. 1895/mo. , .. , Im rentals. VIiia Rental1. LI ..... lWM '"' famlly detatched home. to everything. only 3 Grundy, Altr. 876-8181. big ~ard, vecant. HOO 840-8208 873-0898 Beautlful garden apta. 875·4912 Br°"er. ~,.··u··········,·".·a········ ~1'.R,71c1h . OwnrlagJ. • a•YfRONT Y•E•w"1 ONl-d &~1how1c~~lde .. ~. "81.. p ti /<I k Heel paid ...... -v " N UV mo. kr. ............ .. Newport C:11t. 2BrduPll• C..11 .,,, 1114 N~ : ••. ~ ~hfldren wel: "' lllllYI m
.._..____11_.. 31r 2._ on ··=,.,, .... IJ ...., occury 3 Bdrm 2 beth ... llLI .... '9181 .HM condo. Attach gar, dining s•••••••••a•••••••••••B•• come NEW gated 20 Town· .._ --city ~·an II ant If 2BA 2BA Dbl Oar. Patio ••••••••••••••••• T.T:T ., ... pool, tennt•. clbh· TUNNIN luge , r. 2 Br. '2 Ba. $585 home VILLAOE COM· prlftte locatlon. Gar8;C. IHI II ........,lbl a .... , ,;. WIO Ho Peta Winter 2 Br 1'..t Ba condo, ff, 11 Wll<I Qoon. Tl· Oerden Apt .. pool & rec 3"8 w. Wll•on MUNITY. 2 6 3 Br. 2'n _ _......., _......__ Hr. . •••••••••••••••••••••• .. .. ,.. .... ......... •PP c e r n ... HH 87"7..... s·3"/ 710 w • 800 It f ::..-. ,..__!::= .. ~ Al ..... ,. IOUI ,... ,.._ 01her 3 epartme 11 for -·"· or ._ 1890/mo. Garage, apa, cond«oga to Intrepid to area. "' "mo. · 831-5!583 or-842-4905 B1. 1500·1 aq .. o _, ~ ...,,...,._ .....s .............. Income. Seller will help fpl c, t ml to bCh. Wlldj.ooaa. 1850, 714 18th.St. pure luxury. Garag11. "t•I\· 878 -IU 1t, No money down. no finance a SAVE buyer Beauttful home fot.quall· 497-8455 543· 407 S375lmo. Dix rnoblle nm. LC''J!! :,~ ~~~·ry~·~~ •PH In every home· 87 8211 quallfylng • own your 111-llfl thouaand1 of dollar1I fled pereona. gracloutl If· II •w \•e•• w. .. Mature edulll, no pets. ,.7• • master 1ulle, dining
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11200 10 Steoo per mo. par ·th•I'• not getting • • ~/Pllll. 1-.-.-=s--,..------1 "' ......,, ......... DTITI UW9I r,f·'$875 846-3381 Of Plara or O.C.Alrport
WAfl Ml ICCINt c11'.1,1.Je:,;_~'ooti.1 at uaed. Mii It now with 'j •~ a...:.. '"f 2 llotY. 4br, 4 bathl, ~ U . condOC . 3 ~agea.gooia a..uttful park-Ilk• aur· 87 5049. Ju•• •••t ol Ne-port " ... 1 ... ....., c It._,. .... •1 -e~I 1011 to .-,oa~noap. o ndln 1 T aced ... ~ • UUMI., lltc.11111 ..., ...,, ••• ••••••••••u•u• nlng rm, Qianl ICf9lfl TV. , •-1786/mo. lllr. 7S32 r u 11 • err PINE LUFF APTS 81v<I & ao. of San Diego
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631·1400 4%CA-lft1cii?a1r1v.ba. enct.perti~.Avall~. 200 • .......,. MWMf ...n •P•rkllng founttlnt. Ila. Child ok. on Ill• 831·54't, 2473 Or-15, 87~7890 1·Sbr'a I 10 ......., 2 ......._ Spacloua room1. S.-· f A .. ,._. Me9a -·r .,,C.,_w--...... ~,~-~--,-1~:-::f •tarter llofM. No quail-Ill CAIJll 750-3314 °"" 7-411)'1 .,.,.,.,, t bath. Prtva1e. rate dining ar ... Wallt·ln ltuffs, petlo, ¥11W, rptc, ve., ..._.. . - -tytng nee, euper terme. 1-----'---_..;~1 845-tOH ........... ...__... ..... k,._ encl oar .. o.a 1t0¥1, dla· •·.·.·~··i•i•i•j•i••i•i•i•i•i••i•j·.·.·,·1~~~~50f'j7~8~Denflll~~~~~ Ill•••••••-Condo, avall t/1, 2 Ir "& ~Walle 1 hwufler, ..,., lndry rm. 1750/mo, 3 Ir. 2 ... en--.a-II r~ CMlnft . llJST SELL .. 1~ba, frplc. poo(. rnal\D I II.A. remodeled hM WI "'H\#1 tnotoa cen'· 0 MOO/mo. cl•d ... ,.,., Wiik 10 ... OV"' IN NOW. We'll un~ unuv ,., , ... bl'"• Off Und 1 on ·-0 • • -"• •-'"' "' -Owner out of etate 2 bdrm. cathedral D•flY Piiot ..ad u It •" n o P •II. • '" " · 1 __ .. _ ":'a..6 SPMO 831 .. 1 7 bHch. ya,dl balc!)ny. -..0 clON Iha eKfOW In 10 lge f lly 1571/mo, 11t/1M1 & dep. 725 ytt"' Alli fOf 1111, _,,,.,..,.,, ...., Won't 1•1, calf tor ~.
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Drtvet ·P•Uoa-Welkt
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Ftee '*t 638-2607
Of'ange Oo11t OAll..V PILOT/TuMday, Augu1t 31, 1982
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Decorator ety!e lnl. bare, TO()p.dltemoved Clean Outok MIV t42·76$t 00f'lplete l•nltortal Ht• •••••• •••••••••••••• WORKI 30 yrt a•p. Intl N--reco11er~•
mantel•. llbrarlH , 111011 up lawn 1enov 76 t-3479 PROF n.-v1c1 vlcH . It ilned •1•11. • ... PAllTlll l•I Aeo~llC c•lllng• Lie •411802 648 973.4 !~le • ..!.•IMdLIC ~;t.2'!'~ .. ' MOWINO -CLEAN UPS He1111ng • y•d clean up llOnd«I & n• Unlcl .. n by Aloherd &tno1 Lie Lie ~897 F1.. ••• ROOF REPAIR
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O..ntlt ,,~!ul!:f. Lend8'!i~~7 873·0548 •1200 Ioctl cuitomer~ 0 SPIRIT Patnllng Ne11e1 "'" Hllmate 770·27'5
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•KATRINA'S: LIVE-IN JeHI•'• Oetdenlng Vd•IQllAgN. Prop """I ····"··~'• •••••••••• Cut1om work. lnl ' ••II. llon Guar lnll1·· f\lkPt•l de.tty mafd Mf'V, c ... n .. up1 • ., .. trim & 03l·OG53/631·0&85... WllOAptH Hc"d 20 Y'• In., .. ,,.,. commit•• 536-013 ···;;oBiLe·seR·v,c·e···
office clatnln?. orpt melnt Ntv 640·8038 AMtoneble, rellebl• H.,b 521·8~2 111 6 30 Retcreen•I~ terffnl
ei.antng 13~·~1 0 lflnt1 L ...... ,,., ~~!!J•••••••• W1yne 496·72~ L BATES PAINTING r!/!.1f~J.............. NS/CM 642 11552 JH.1 I•••/•• Tree ttlm, gen cln11p•, ROBIN'S CLf.ANING Verd MAlnt & CIHnup SPECIALI EAi tgl 1400, Ferthln8 Interior Oettgn $ JI I I ·········"••I\••······ cement WOIK Fr•• HI Service •• lhOIOUQl\ly Soo. 1prlnkle1•. 1010, 2 lly $550 64!>-93113 HANG NG/STRIPPING .t!!'!.!l •• T!.~~~ ••••• OoOf'I replaced, doorway• C1tt 549-1804 anyllme. clean hOUH, 540-08117 trM rm11t, d••ln•a•. hill· CANYON PAINTING • 14 VIH·MC Stoll 645·9326 Alarm Co (LIO"d) Security
CablMtl & Cerpentry
Smell toe• & Repair•
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•dded. French, entry. •IOI weeding Btlen a I eyetema tor l'tome & cu1tom & Inter tor tll llU• IOlll JCH1n·1 Cleenlng SefVlca 8ee.2283 Vt• In 0 C. Se11111cllon rl/!,I 1aov1/ iw.i s & CtiU ~It 631· 182 .. nyllme Lewn-tt-eflrub tn•••ll Hould·Apt1·Rentat1 guer 494-4541 •• ;.•;.•.;RVA;{is···;··· Ht1,;::'! ,,: s~:S~e
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Aeetyllng uletlng kit·
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SC~OOL DAY CARE DRYWALL/ACOUSTIC Free e1t1me11 648·~ Ouellt~ cleanln~ help le I Lie B348276 538-2366 ~ -----• .-••••••••••••••••••••· CENTER. Coate MeH Fore frff tact •hHt, Call ----------,,, 11111 SERVICE & REPAIR Opening Sept l3. Full Aepalra, aml~b apec. 11 QUALITY WEEDING & herel et1. 980· 452 Herry WatM, Attorney 11 E)(TERIOR PAINTING •••••••••••••••••••••• Ven Oppen1 S.tvtee Co
1nd ~ dty c1re. TAM 10 yrs e.cp Bu 552·9582 Ml.Int .-emember Iha 3 OIA,L·A·MAID Quality & Law, 563-0290 Cullom WOik FrM HI Certified HouM~lllerl (7141 838-48e8 ~·'!!. 6PM Aeg111er NOW Well le1Ctur•-Acou1t1c R"• ~Honet>te. Rell•-5-fv Nr A• You1 Phone ReH + tine 1n1 l 1181· BonCle<I S 1 I/day (eve1y •iH •-m•I 0;,;h;ngl~g~·;;~·;d;~ Corner Btlier & Feltvl-Heng-Tepe-SIMI 1tud1 ble, Rick 497·3070 '351$45 540·'48611 ~~~!~!1•••••••••••••• ntng Steve 547-4281 I 3rd wll lreej 631-1234 !~ ••• ~•••••••••••••••
ceblnell. paneling. etc 656-4335 ot 556-7787 Lie. 38994'4 l-S32-5&49 Simmons· Oerd-'11ng • APT ~ HOUSECLEANING BRICKWORK Small fobs. RALPH'S PAINTI~ S LOW RATES I
Painting, oem1n1. Raia 2 certified pr••chool tee-DRYWALL TAPING Cln·upa, lawn care, full flettltlte. a11p. rel Htly Newport, Co110 Mesa, ln1/ex1. Rea&. rates. 1itl.,I Ft1•'1lf Tiee trimming & removal, wry $40-44 13 chara w/llcenHd d•r All Tt•tura1 & Acou1tle comm & 1utd metnt rite•. 957-33• 1 lr11tne. Raia e75-3175 Ret Free est 530-9898 ••• •••••• •••••• ••• ;.. •II cteanupa & mowlt\O ~ & h.11 d I Fr•"' Kevin ,,.7 • ..,,..,8 ~84 Conaullatton & Hand 55-4-701'1 HO tmlUTHI care. '" ay •va " .,.....,. ----------1 HouMCJeantng, food pre-Brlckwork·smell or tge Painting. OUr lemlly 11adl· Made F1amet 40 year• --
R .. tonlt>4' price•. teat. _c_.M_8_4_s-_2_2_09 ____ ll•ttlHI GARDENING SERVICE per1t1on & •hOpplrlQ.. by Job• 100·1 toe al ref a lion 101 over 100 yrs! Experiene41 646·514 1 llnlltl
proteulonil work 'Graveyard Shltt" lie. chlld •••••••••••••••••••••• CIHn·up•. tr" se1v & couple. Xlnt local rel• Since 1969 645-8512 lnt/eX1 Uc. 346252 Ftee TIEE SERVICE
outlorn work 1001 No job care, tge F V home, E~E11CTf IC~AN,Prlced hauling. 841· 10116 Pell 842-5937 V' lrltk•lltok•lftll est 861·39$8 r!~!f!!l.!•e.!~••••••• .. Tree Work with a Con-
too smen or too btgl Ca· plenty ol et pg r ms r 0 I. rae Ht mete on H1•lffml• -C-u-1t_o_m_h_o_m_e_c_l_ea_n_l_ng-& ALL TYPES MASONRY OllTtM Plllllll ED'S PLASTERING science .. Trimming &
blnete, l<llch1n remodel $6/nlle. 8'41·2271 ~~g~8~'2~•1t l~to359 •••••'tt•••••••••••••• complete mtld ae1vlce. Lio 349479 838·3612 2! yre up. Lie. 403941 Neat patches. Int/ext removal t>y Howvd Dot· & tlnl1h1d oerpantry ... FIT Chlld Care 7~ 10 S.n'1 Maintenance Serv Prof • bonded & In• Bonded Ina Aeli Color R111tu~ S.5·8258 toll P 0 Box 34, Cotta
elect/ plumb/ c.ibloets/ 5·30. by Yil cred tetcher uc·o ELECTRICIAN Plumb·elee-ctrpentry Unlcleen Syetamt ol Npl #ni•f expert 963-0911 Dick PLAS TEA PATCHING Meu. Ca 92627. Pl\.
eounlertopt I do eve<y· (Masters Oegtee). Aget 2 Ouat worlt.-Ree1. rates Painting Cell 1184-5231 Bell. 850.1200 •••••• ••••••••••••••• 642-1932
!Piing frorn 11"'110 llnlahl & up. organized ecllvl· Frff est Tom 831-5072 HIRED HANO. WILL *l-1 MOVlll* Biii's Painting, Int/ext I Raetuccos lnllext 30 ---,-------·· Cell SrM at ti • C •• h N I Ouetlly Houaecteentng To~ quality Sp~lil care I Reeld/comml. 6 yrs HP yrs Neal Paul 545·2977 f•llt •• •
(l 1n Ill •210 e.. ·'"' ome nr wp ELECTRICIAN TRAVELI Many dlv11ae I t 1 h c•• ~ S HI •••••••'••••••••••••••• .,..--..;__-.. ..,r..'__,,_·-•___ Hgts Elem. 646·4857 . c"'-res. Wiii'" 842·J•91 w •persona ouc · m, In andllng 25 yrs e.Mp. Cat area. gh quel & Pool •,,,,,·,, •1·•1/11 Mo91 subjec1s, K·14 Sml Joba/Flepalfl. Lie. "" .. .. Irv, NB. Beth 850-0933 ma1e11e11. Lo price Free ..... '! .. : ... ,.'!.ir..... 0 / SS & SIO/h ff!r..'.~!!!!! ........ f!~.'!!.'.'!!!,.!!~!!!! .. 1-2-33_10_8_·C_-1_0 __ 5_48_·_5 __ ~ CALL HANDYMAN JIM l I I Dnl NO ~~:rn:~lve ~:~~353 "' Reis 496-5717 Pool service M~~ ~~~gen 545.51/6 •
Shampoo & eteam clean AEMODEL/AOO-ONS RESIO/ COMM"L/INO. Melnt., plumb. reptlt .• !.~~.~~ .... !.(!!!..... QUALITY WORK • neal I Maintenance & repair
Color btlghlenera, whl & Cll!pentry. Llc'd 25 2LOlcyr2s7.8Do0'1m~l°!',.n6w8or12k" pel53ntl8ng911A5e71/5/r,o36m3m88.,4 OAESIGN CON&SUbLTAINdT s;:~~~~SC~~;~~~ reu .. hone11 Reta uc' Reaso8n92abl81eJ2rates ~{!~!~.~!~~!!~f ...•.
crpts • 10 min. bleach. yrs exp. lrwln 548·27111 .. ""' .,.. • " -• ea/comm 0• e-CO. Lie T 124·436 287107 Dave 964-1045 I · .. Lei 1he Sunslllne In ..
Hall, 1111/dln. rms S15; avg ••NORTH STAR** Carpentry · Cabinets sign. ASID deelgner. es 1n1ured. 64 t-8427 v d · Call Slscount
room $7.50; covch $10; c tJ st o rn r •mode 11 . Electrleel Con1rector Plumb -Oreln Cteanlng degtee. Rea•. 6•5-4782 WATCH us GROWi ;:!~!~'e1~ ~d:u~~=.~ru~ .~~r•~n 1'a~~dw~e~u:~~ -----------
chi $5. Guar ellm. pet eddltion1, free e61. Ou•· Lie N-Hrvlce. 220 Elac:ttlcal • Tiie ----------1 c f " odot Crpt tepetr 15 yra Illy 2nd to none. Bandel Aefa. Don 986-0149 Trade your olCI •lull for garage or yerd ulel 11·1 a Pace an ad tn the Dally ompate be ore you .,uy
exp 00 work myself. Const Lie 416570 circuits. 24 hr 64S-.174 ----------I new goodlaa wi th e Find what you want In better way to tell more Piiot Want Ads' Call now Class1l1ed makes II euy ~ta. 531-0101 548,..271 Clessllled Ad• 642-6e78 Ctea11tte<1 Ads e•2·5878 c1ea1llied ad 842-567J Delly Piiot Clea11f14tds l*>Pfel I 642-5878 642·5678
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pkg, ulll pd 2955 E Cit (Spltltuel) 111 class $9 alue. llST PUT·TIME sent. t>uay establlthed Br 2 Ba Costa Mese Restaurant cheln Corp ReafE1tate
Hwy 675·6900 Jeclt (714) 556-1178 ttcrltlce 1500 caah Va-.Ill II llWI office needs asal lront erea Ael's req Chris Olllce In Irvine neeCla• ltd for 1 ~r 557-7198, olc mgr. 4 dey work 752·9090" e•per payroll super11t1K11 2000 sq ft offlc;e 1pace for Costa Meaa authors Gall 873·3481 Jell Be • felephone promo· week. CM. S.5-7580 1----------1 10 take charge ot re.s· lee. c 1 • avall now. 625 846-8845, 546·5274 ra-tlon clerk 101 local new· HOUSEKEEPER tor mo· taurant payroll Knowing
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w 19th St. Coste Mete gardlng authors reeognl· ,._,,.(!'" •paper, Ptlvete &esk. IEltll ••o lEOln. tel, mature. 30-40 hrs/wk computer pay1otl ,. a A111tal•l1 JHa.1 fOH l•••llll II IAltf 4300 645-8830, HA M,. llon night. ;.: ••1 ••,;•••••••••••• u1uet e1t11e Only 1equl-s.48·5588 incl wknds 494-52114 mull Salary commensu-0•/•raidffl ...................... ...................... Not1hrup SEM INAR FOR WOMEN -AH I•• remenl rs a good phone INSURANCE ( rate with ablllly Call
•••••••••••••••••••••• Fem. ntoe room, pleaaant Prof. non-smoker, female 1----------l•1lr•tl11• TOlf voice and 1011 01 anthu· ~etary lWe lllllP llEllT"' 549·9322 EI SI C 3 SUNNV NewpoA Beech $20 per person • ••••••••••• ••••••• ••• •lum Pen time f>M and wee-a ----------• ..,...,, ~· Jiii UH de .M nr to share end den home Patio OlllCe ~Dover, Tlcke1 Deadline Sep, 1 Now Enrolllng: No enroll· Hour• CUIM• E"•Mjl[ll P mane I PIT Solos ··-·•--••••••••••••••••• OCC . S lOO /mo In Newport Shores Sui te 2 . $308/mo Call642·7259forlnlo. rnent lee. $31.90wk Incl Mon-Ftl.530:9·30PM kends.<IOOOHllerlaWay. • _.. :~1lllonnln retall Ian~
PARK NEWPORT
APARTMEN TS
831-7958 Washer, dryer. cbmm &31· 1094 /,11/ e. •••Ill S300 hot lunch. 6'46·5423 Set 9:30AM· I 30P•• New po r I Be a ch' M1n1mum 2 years e1Cpe1 store Some weekend • pool, 1ennl1, walk 10 • 1 , "" 642·5661 Should be lamll1ar with
Sml furn rm nr O.C C. beach, utntlles 1ncludod HSI l~lOf OIM •••••••••••••••••••••• Jt)I W••IH TOTS S8'4 00 to start RVS, COB anCI Medical work requtreo We wit~
Avell 8/1 House ptlv $350. 6'45-9567 Allractlve ruetlc upttelra •••••••••••••••••••••• Aller 1st week, share In O~S•H~PAP~H~~~~r;P~r group contracis Xlnt train 768-0249
COUNTRY CLUB LIVING , _S_1_40_._5-4_5_·_13_7_4_eves ___ 1 NurM"t Aide -ks PoSI· pertnerlhlp profllt I " y • . benelns S11tary com-IN NEWPORT BEACH ,. setting. Y'e eupply dNk, fQlJNO ADS l ion as companion, For lntervl-. 3421 Via Udo.NB. r11ensurate with exper *PllOIE SALES'*
A total environment B1t1/1 lf1t1l1 4100 AVAILABLE tMMEOIA-space. co1-:<1r. Vou IYP· chauffeur 0, aide to el-call aftet 8PM Domestic SaCldleback Valley Alea Wiii train, may go on
apartment community on ••••••'••••••••••••••• TELV ply pl\one, & ~95 pr mo ARE f derly or Ill. 545-9380 142·1171 Live-In housekeeper. Can· 837·9830 hours, good phone voice. the Upper Bay Private IE.AUii llTEL 10 share wlJh prof 1e11-pr desk. Ctll 84".7211· I REE cooking. cleaning, & 1----------1 good pay Job subjec110
clubhouse and health Wkly tentets now avail ponslble female 25.30· 2 '2000 sq II w/600 sq fl I Rell1ble ledy want• PIT eO 312 T LC. Kevin 545.724 1 LEili HCllETlllY avell ""
spa, 8 tennl• courte, 7 S105 & up Color Tl/. bdrm, 1-n ba COM apt 3 I storage. O C Airport
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CaU•. wotk, Insurance. PBX. t>lr 913 12,..PM Newpott Cen1er Real HELP WANTED PUB pool•,clo••1o"'···•~·s. PhonH In room. 2274 blkstot>ch Pool&ger-area $2000 /mo Genoff.Lore754-1581 Estate L111galion firm 1•1-ttU FE( • .... .,.,..,,.. Bt d CM 81ndery Position. Training Ea••u PE•••• • atrpo11, FHhlon telend. Newpon v · dener lncl'd 1st. IH1. I 851-8928 1•2-Hll voung men wen11 ml1c towatd management In -n.... needs exper Legal Sec'y, hotfJfs tr•• ·
Convenient shops on 6474'45 sec. 'I\ utll Cons~elo, Wk SO. LAGUNA. 3 7\rch 8 ay job. $4 00 per !lour prlnllng shop. Newport Fer ltw,ert It••• xtnl typing, d•ctaphone & t'·t '''"lle1ff11
site. Unfurnlsl\ld beetle-B E 1 C H A R E A 6 4 1 • 8 9 1 1 • horn e 1 2 SullH fll•n Gd. Hwy 6A5-379Z.; Beach. s.4•8233 fir• 11_1 MH tllr• ~';!~h~g-~9~st Salary aa •
1011, 1 & 2 bdrm epll Ind " 760-6859 Vlslblllty 497-23~1 Loa1. Persian Paasport BI W. IH 1111 FI 1----------1 Photo Lab. Sherp counte<
townhss.:'-$1000 $84/ k CC'nse1vellve, non· le •5131127 .!.'I. •• !!-............. BOOKKEEPER P~RMANENT PIT Need * llCMHllST * help needed tor I HOIH Se~rel b __ .. _, __ and I W smoking Fem to shr lg ... ,.,,~ 642-1106 AIHHIHt Jr. •• 8 tHponsl"le pereon lot FI T. Journey, good pav, Photo Top pay tor right •a ...... """'. house w/aame CM. 111 Office tulle king ... e1ure. hours per r , people 675-8122 ... Bdrm units tHlure tine Aetrtger1tor-Mal0-Pool & IHI, 5350/mo & ,50 Nawpori Harbor. 111 Lo11· Fem Gold Leb mix, E.Mpandlng Newport Wffll. ve1ertnerl1n various personal & bu•I· XLNT oppty Job subject
designer furniture and Nwpt Blvd & Wiison dep. Cell 7•11. 548_1435 space evallable. Approx med si, Nr Mesa Dr. CM Beach credit card co 544.8160 8·5 'PM ness errands Oepende· to av1111 Photo Lib need• cletk ·t~:
aCGeasorles. Move In' tO· Costa Meaa 548-9755 1 , 0 0 0 1 q 1 1 . 645-8967 or 644·2442 hes opening In their ec-ble late model etetlon HELP WANTED PUB. Negetlve Illes. Fiim spll-
dey or ieeerve lor tum· M/F 25-35toshr2brEut 714.e,.5 7100 counting dept Appll-INl•ttJtr P/T wagonorvanneoeuary tit 1111 FEE clng various duties FIT m er monthl. Smartly Yearly on Ille beach. hotel C.M. hOUM, $260 mo + · -I Lost White and. gray t•b· cants must he11e 2 yrs w 8 not eJC per• d n 0 n . 675-4918 • Bu• Hours Non·sludent. lumta~ model• open 1oom, lt.ltchjtnette & •;, utlla 842-7471 all -ttnl IAlllllt by female Vic or the college acctng & I yr emol!et tor heavy AIC ...,..1111 1~':~\~~1~:;;, Non-Smk• Wiii Train.
a.ally. shower. 1280/mo. plus 4:30 E S 1 • 1 1 Lakes NorlPlwood Ha prectlca~ expe1, 10 key Payable W/Selegerd s:n• Apply 10·2 at On Siie
sec. depo11t 2306 W. I JC~. u tea nc · reeepl · cot I• r & I• g •. d • adding mach touch. cal· Sya; good at problem "PUT TIMI Maintenance/ Gardener. Photo/Graph1£!, 3303 Ocetnlront. Newport Pr~f. F to shr beeu1 4 bt sec Y serva. cont. tm., 848·7262 tv o'31·2268 culato1. ConleGt w Set-prefer over 40 y1a 101 Harbor Blvd Sw E 5·8, s~~ ~~~q~I~: ~~. Beach 873..,.154. home wlfrptc, Back Bay, kit • melt hendlg. Rea· by . Mon .Fr I. ;otvlng. anal~zl2g, ~1r"· Be a Cartier oounaelor apt comple". expe11ence Commerce Park. Coeta
1235. 548•6155 I ponslve to your bulllneea lost 2'.A, wka. vray M tab· 8AM·4.30PM 759_7900 houtd have I a lly. 101 a loc•I· newspaper 548 9556 ··-· .,.0 '"'"" 144· 1100 .,,, •• ., 411S needa Adi 405 Fwy In t>y cat. neut .. Teager'", 8-12 hr/wk • llulble No e11pe11ence neces-necessary • · ..,_ ~ -vvvv
----------•••••••••••••••••••••• Ftnanclelly responsi ble F v. lndlv olca, Mo/mo vie Selboa. Blvd & C St ACCOUNTS PAYABLE 840..9193, 9·30·5 30 sary Work only 12 houra 1_1_2_-7 ________ Produciton, packing &
2 Br upper condo, W•t· Pvt 1oom• Loving care, Fem'ale 2~39 to share & from $325. 963-6445 A-ard. 673-5847 Immediate opening for a Building Maintenance. eJC· •week ,S75 to 111.rt plus MANAGER OPPORTU· handllng hoslety, tull-
e II II Or, pool, l e•••! bat dlell. rural area. 2• ocasston11 Ho11es1. 45' mttuie. dependebie,.AIP ...... , onl". 40 ht wk Call edClltlonal ahara ot per1· NITY for tce cream store. time, engllsh speaking •650 A II g/ hr. c11e. 559. 7 107 or Motor·Sallor docked In Sm ofltcea nr Hoag Hoe-Found Au11. Shep, blue I k I I I ...... ' nerahlp's p1ollta. •• h I f I option ...... ve 1. 731-12'7 Newport, has central air, pllal, some werehou1e metleF;Shepmlx.blk& cer orhghvoumere-875-810 1 btwn 8 -4. l mUSI ave experence per . Appy In pe1aon:. 6-46-4844, eves 640-8902 .. 11 c ht F L b F A 1 Sh tell groce1. Must have Mon-Fil Ae1ume 9 refs A real fun obi Beach area. salary open Crytt•I Creations Ap~ ___ __; ______ t·-=----::---~--=~ heat, 2 beth•. shower j!' pace eva heap. w ; • · : ... ui •P t 1 ., Management opporlunl-646 8844 1 o 5 7 s CM f
S •• ... •• & F S"-blk F boerd system experlen-•----------E.cecutlve relrHI. 1 Br I•--lt•IUI 4ZOO kitchen. ell electrlc I 2·1822 mix, blk & brn M; SfleP. m n mum ' yr• p eg tequlred tie• F'orr Interview cllll -. ca I 1 • pm rel 71 t W 1 th I :
PENTH&t:ISE · eeurlty, ...................... PIHi• tend resume, NWPT B!Jti EXEC SUIT~ 'N'; ;"Boll~"""· * IUI 1111¥1 alter 8 oo PM TIME IEOEn ~~~!88~a0, f..~4::;o .............. , MT1 curtenl photo, personer full service. re11 tiles f'.ier P844 3e5e nance 01 purcheae end CIHs 11 req. Great Saliry ext 312 --"~""' ...... + MUaiti9IJ8iott11t""''••rLttS Experience prela1red .. ti U•I• background to P 0. Box X1n11oe. 752·8408 · · • dlebursement Journal• 1' Templelon's Beouty Se· -••Lt 2 airy 4br, 4 bt, dining. 35-B. Bet boa Island, Found: F blk Lib puppy, Good salary, benefits, +Benefits. XLNT Ol)Pty. Frett ttfltt II t T I Ion. Co st a M • s a '~ g11111 TV scrten, ho1 tub, Calif. 92682 OFFICE SPACE·CdM Nwpt Bch wlll ~Iva to d t I t d Job aubjecl lo avall ltttrit/Mtll.ltr I• • fl ftttS 833-7600 aero a• etraat from Coast Hwy 40-0+...,, fl · an oppor un 1Y o 1 • HELP WANTED PUB I I y 0 modern kltch, 2 car gar OISCllmlnellng & llnanGlal· .._11 •• 95 '•• ._ ... ,.-;-good hOm4I 831-534' vence with lhl1 growing Fot qual ty Dentel Prac-11 I 18' lrttr ----------beach· 2 bd ' 1 bl· A viii no• Io 9 / 15 -· .... '" .. _..,. c II 831~072 1)1...... FEE !lee I CM M t e Start your new ca1eer on Receiving Clefk for-retell WHher/dryer. carport 875 7850 ' It respon•lbl• Female Found• M. Kitten. g11y company • Excerpll !tom n 8 ure, x-out 3rd shill. earning s4 clothlng 11ore Pa11-11me
646-«07 • 25-39 years to Share lu· l•d•n1 •-111 lfSO 1lgt1 strlpH . epx 3-4 for Interview list publlcetlon per'd per1oneble Up 10 $• 50 89 "OU .. _ Potltlon. Mon-Fri EJCpe·
----------11 A4 .... 1 ~•110 11ury 2 Bdrm Promon-•••••••••:r;'='••••••••• c n • 1 le• e 63l· l420 .. ' .,.,.. t ed c 11 1
2 Br, 2~ be, den, upgr1· !!!~'!!~ •••• .!~!~!.~. tory Pt To:.WQhome, Beeutll\.ll executtve ottloe ~J.~987 • P. ltr.W. CAFIEEA COUPLE needs Full Time, Pan-llme repair oome more e•p'd You ~:~:::.;no. A:k ,~;
ded, $895 mo. IBEACHF"ONT WINTER" overloolcs pool'. Send r• suite plus warel\ouM lri 11111 19ttfltttr woman or lludent to dapartmenl receiving wilt be p1omoted to Kelle 840·5324 RENTALS Npt 8Gh Oct sume currant photo presttgloue o..lan c.nler Found Orey long haired New studio In N-port work 2 to 3 hrs pe1 day. 3 clerk Some aates Mull mgmr & supervisory le----------
•• 2 8A 3' 8A ' I b k d I ' on AedhlU 17f9 ""'· fl ctl nr 20th SI & PCH A E ,. c: d k vela Call 714-537-4840 RECEnll .. IST 2Br, tBa. 1575 mo. yrty, lo .... ay, , or , l>f"SOnl M: groun o 875_3882 from lo·S • · ... ree. xper nee n"· to " •Y• por w • 10 ~neat 545-9485 11 carport cptt ctrpe open newly remodele d P.O. Box 35-B. Selbo• &449539 ft 8 · HB.lnjured540-U82 ded Top pay Aek 101 wuh,lron,pr ... ,poltlh,1----------~~rvj~8wpsmh::d1 ~;·~
t>eerna • 1 t le' w. ea.boll. 714·6'4-2484. lelllld. C.IH. 928e2. • • ., · Found Ulec;k male dog, vtc Cindy end etre tor pltnts 01y1 Furniture mo11et 24+ J"· N-port C.nter 8ro~e·
(213) 885·2542 Ol.'li',,_ •-•••I 4~00 Comm'I or bull otflce w/ Weal.aide C.M Home 535-416'4 cell 940-8040, eves $5/hr 10 stari M ST Mer , fo11a9 Mese and rage Firm Muat 1>e good
Ocean & 88 view et>ow l••l•I• ,. fAatt fJH •••• ~~.i:!'.:: ••••••• ~.. phone & 700 sq ft ol y111d &45-9032 Work 892· 7737 7$9-075-4. ~~T1,I~ ~~ii~~.:~::adn ~3~ N h~:t. aHm;~t'.'a:' :1,~~so!~ tl~~aHr;::
& iy d •••••••••••••••••••••• m•anow. lllTE• In C.M. on Placentia AldH Cunler, PIT, momlngs Bch E. 0 E. 3 00 C 11 ArchH 01 Newport •-I•••... -11n. • 1250/mo. 846-3332 SCRIM LETS C ft cul. polite. hardworl\lng 1~~~~~~~~~~ 6:30 em · : pm a Blvd. Clllfllde 1 Br apt co:i":et largest Gey tAVINE. Phone an-•· n • e1t1 •d Aide and en Cell Serbara tor appl 11 you do not meet 1hese 1• bet-1 10 am -1 pm,
w/trplc. $550/mo. Mele Female Mrvlce In ring, cont rm. ulll pd, ApptoJC 2,000 eq" 11or.. • Aide Assistant IOI' ac;tlve 5'40·3280 11end1rds. don't 1pply Meehenlc·auto MecGre· 644·6572
842·3572. So Callf 540-e716 sctry Htv1, etc Aleo clfolce locaUon, •Ir I ANSWERS tetlrement home 1n N.8. CASHIER/HOUSEWARES Ste111lng Actors Moving gor vecht Corp . 1631 -R-.-,a-1-1 -S-1-,.-,-P-.-,-5-0-n-10-,-
2 Br. 2 Be Steps to . . desk •P•te ,,,Olup cono .. N-por1 81Y(f et ~J1~g5ff' to 7.30 em. Sein bper pref Apply Co. 873-0853 Placentia. Costa Mesa chlldrens store. exper ,.,,75 Mele 35-45 ahr 5bt. 2ba 540·9746 Herbor. (714) 874-1921. I Burl1p ·Piece et Ctown Htrdware. 0 u... PIT F T p 1 beech, trplc . ..-• hH nr s c Plaza/Frwy Crepe. M1rmot et'leftl n.,p, Ntn up 10 Medlcet Reoeptlonlll only . I . et le PROPERTY HOUSE S 122;.._.._ h Ill ' 450 sq, II. 11.00 per sq •I If A 1111 REMEMBER UllUL NSPtTA&. 3107 E, Cat Hwy · CdM S400 week taking anep In ophthalmology. Xlnl Mercl>e, CM 642 ... 714
642-3850 642-1010 6:~_..913 . ..,,...8 are u a. ft.. 4001 Birch .• NB. Offices combined w/llght They say there's a very needs kennel help & b•· * COOi * shots In your eree Ame· working condlllons Seles·Fuhlon Conaultani
1 Br. 1 Be. Sl•P• to SUPER 4 tlr 'f: tennis Agent 541-5032 :;.:~k L•gh~:':!! ~~~8,f,;~y=: ~hv'=i1~~~tl=r~:3~ ~ XLNT Salary, depend•· ~-::;. ~·~·.: Hunt 8ch 548·3789 Top S. free wardrobe.
belch U1ll1 paid. $3&0 t ·, J5 1617 Westcllll, N.S. 258 d bl XLNT I J b I 'Cl WI *11111 f•AlllEE* o'n,depe7 1-n•d3e."7ce 730-9080 PROPERTY HOUSE courta. rp • mo to 4000 sq ft. ISi. floor access 2 min frOf'll Lido they can't REMEMBER WHken •. A•k IOf -· •. opp y 0 01 ... , na req . , ,. 10 " 731 ....
642-3850 642-1010 75&-1421. • • Agen1 54 1-5032 1,s1ev. ICk11t 84A5-4800 81k two 754-1033 (Mpm). eu~JecLPt two !Nv•TIEI D PUB Universe!, P. 0 . BoJC 310, Mot1v1ted and rellebte.
----------F 1 1 d A< c y or nne nl: ,., Montebello, Ce 90640 •&/hr + comm Be-tit•. Sales em.roomrnaewane 10 "' Found· M e le kitten lP Tll 111-tlll FEE • ·~ .la• Cl1•1•t1 "" •haf• tvr" Ooeen Front l•'••ttl1l lntu4SIO (blk/grey atrlpes) T•· Fent• tc IEIOll lfFIOE Job eublect lo evall llETlllED? ;•a;·~~·;~·;;;-.:; winter rentll. Leg Bch •••••••••••••••••••••• wtnkle echool 540-7090 with gr p y Excerpt• ltom OttlQe 1,11,_. typing. ti· HELP WANTED PUB Looking for e1.tr• In·
charm, ap.c1teul1t A11ell 9115 $325. N 8 3976 81re}I. 3080 eq lmmed opening f well Liii Publtullon ting good phone voice 111-Ull FEE come? Try Pett-Time
ocean vu. ~ to bMcf1 I 1-240-7005 •ft 6 PM 11. or laH. MIA zone. Found black male dog groom•,. '""t mgr.~-......., COUNTER HELP eu•y office. Cell Judv at EJC.cerpt11 from sales, Tuesday tl'tru Fri· ~ A 1 541 5032 C 0 r on 8 de I M 8 ' • ""'..,.. .............. ' " AM I 12 N "495. Conlect Mgr et ept MIF to .iir CdM house 2 :/e-~·.. gen • · 875_3568 or 644•6200. 11 dlx 250.unll com1>i.. PIT. Mon.-Frl. Super 642-5830. llst publlctllon day, " o oon
C. 332 Encino Ln. tge bf'e, 1 ba, trplc. sun· .r-5750 up. 2180 11 lndu· Apenmem + 1111ry. Ex-Sandwich. CM 545-•867. Apply PENNVSAVEA.
A ..__1.1. • .6 dectc & lndl't. 3 t>lk1 trorn h 1oo.-11rlel . Office 18101 Re-11r11Hl1 $'$0 pr'd only. 835-552t ___.. IEL• lllEIUL OrFIOE · 32 OPE°NINGS l 860 Ptecentla Ave, ,.rl•l•ll ,.•~•-beacl). S3to/mo. utlls ./~ .... ---dondo Circle irM & T •••••••••••••••••••••• APT MANAGE-. ••etu--••a ,.. Sharp person tor front lllllrTitM Coste Mesa,Asklor Mrs
U ll•fan 1111 1nc4 1?5-1721 ./--· Huntington. Beech COEDS -Would love to ""' n. "" •• Meture l)efeon. Cafeteria ottlce Typing, fifing & WhUe •••••••••••••••••••••• ./ ....... ..,.., 8•2•2834 p1rty wftl\ you. C111 Sue couple. uprd, 27 unit.a. 1tyle r .. 1euran1 Rae· heavy phones 875-9800 llWllllflft IEJWlll oung Prv,_.loneJ. open 0 r I( e 1 h y 1nyt1 me. H.B. 1 8 r ep1 plul 1500. Que!bell • hetllh Glut>. tn TllllH
VILUll minded mate -.ks ume h•rt·Alrpert 213/504·3233 1146·3189 lr'llne. EVM & Sllurdeya. OoVlfn'1"~~~8~. 8Man~
tor 2 bdrm, 2 be lrvlne Ofllca/lndu1trlel B1by•ltter 11Mded Mon. 973-06389 to4. jobtevea n , an $14 400 hom. O.r."• ••d OverMH. For dl1ectorv. New 1&2 bdrm. IUJCUry •• y 4,000-14,000 IQ II. All ~UNNY'S Executive Tues, Wed. tor Miiia 2 yr Dey Care Anlstant Ull (312) 888·4347, exl
•Pt• In 14 plane. 1 Bdrm Non-smoker. 1395 mo *HLID tfflOll* A/C Hvy Pwr ano Llgh· Str• .. ~ucilon: 1 old glrl. Npt Bch Aree. e111ended day care at J-19 PER I E6 " from $515. 2 bdrm from Incl utll. 551•4255 .,,.. Ong Xtnt tor A&O 111d Offloe.hm-outctll 530-3482. 873-0312 1 choo1 . 3 . 6 pm . V ""'"
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S570, Townhouff from &33-04!IO dey1 From 1toom 10 3 room• row t•IH 720-0021. 1314377 7 333 Herctw1<e Salee PIT, Mml ••• 1640 + pool•. tennl1. Balboa ''· home. 1250, From 51 16 1 IQ. 11 l'lo 213·927-4404 lltby•lttet needed, tight _99 __ ._9_·______ retired type, Apply In O&laa" s.40-2500
w1terfell•. poncJtl GH 111. IH I & I 100 ··~ leaM required. Adj, Air· llouaekeeplng, guar1n-MMIUTill ULll per•on Crown Hard-•• um llOllUllY ext 1408 Bel 5.7
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for cooking • "'-••Ing ........ 7 2 porter Inn. 2172 Dupon1 Pllcentla/171h St. 1500 *** 1.-cl "°"" OOod Hlery p ... F T were, 3107 E. Cat H'°"', Young Minded People • ,,.. ' ....,..a. 91 13·"41·3l0 Cell AM. 133--3223 • •.I Incl. oltloe. 1450 mo. 173·9093 ' · / • · / · IClnt Gomm, •• , IWS paid. Ftom Sin Oleoo lff1nti• Parlor . work In oc Muat. have CdM Only Frwy drive North on F to lhr 3 bt "°"" w. 1 M, Airport .,. .. -EJCec, Su~ 84e-l l84 <IV•. &115-91543 BABYSITTER needed, 2 nai1 tor c0101. wilt train ff4-IJI• Weter Works Supply S.1eh to McF1dden 1o 1 F In Hunt. Bcfl $200 tee. From 225-450 IQ. ft ......_ Open 24 hr• • day gift• btwn 8AM-3·30PM, 140-5249 Mll WllTEI Call Sun·Mon-Tu•Wed lnaldeloutalde aalesper-
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for Mr Caraon
Tele91lone Sales
Eam Big Money by the
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Week Call 536-7511
Ttl•,•t1t ltllolftr1
Needed lmmedletely
Ideal for sludeota or ho-
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No selling Alrpotl area
Call between 9-12.
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1166-0151
TOPLESS MODELS
$75 DAY • PAID DAILY
no el(p nee • 826-2583
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N B Brol<erage Firm.
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apply for college stu-
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Lido. Newport Beach from to AM 10 3 PM
\yAITER OR WAITRESS
needed al lu•ury Laguna Baac11 Hotet Restauran1
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b.reaklul and lunch shlN
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497-4477
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n-spaper morgue. Per-
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10 start Light clerfcal
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and resume to Ad No
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1560. Costa Mesa, CA
92627
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drapes. books. (sci II &
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NB pair flee bandit, 7 .. hour terror
By STEVE MARBLE
oflhe QeltJ ""'°' • ...,. A Newport Beach couple, held
hostage In their own home,
escaped safely today following a
seven-hour crime spr ee In a
residential neighborhood.
The ordeal started in one
house, moved to another and
ended with two men being taken
into custody and two others still
at large.
Officers arrested Tom Basich,
20 of Laguna Niguel, and David .
Gaynor, 20 of Newport Beach.
Polke said two of the alleged
bandits are still at large.
The episode, which began late
Monday and ended at 5.43 a.m.
today, started when four men
wearing ski masks and armed
with guns and walkie talkies
broke into a house at 1901 Yacht
Enchantress.
Police were notified of the
robbery by neighbors who
reportedly told officers they
hear<l..the men ordering residents
to''ge~.··
The men reportedly bolted
when officers showed up.
One of the alleged bandits -
Basich -ran toward the nearby
Big Canyon Reservoir where
police said they nabbed him after
a le ngthy chase. A second -
Gaynor -dashed to an unlocked
home two blocks away at 1901
Yacht Camilla, police said.
The fleeing suspect, pollct' said,
e ntered the house, confronted
residents Cecil and Celeste
Austin, 67 and 65 resp<.'Ctively,
and reportedly offered them $2,
DM!y ll"llot Pfloto by RlchMd Koehler
Newport Beach officers (above) gather with SWAT team following
capture of ba ndit suspect today. Office rs Pete Perris (left) and
Greg Armst rong lead bandit suspect David Gaynor to police car .
Two other armed m e n e caped .
Onofre
·tests
• continue
-B-y s:l'EV-E-Ml'JGHEG-b of the Delly ll"llot Sl•ff
Low-level testing of Urul 2 at
the San Onofre Nuclear
Generating Station continued
this morning · for the third
straight day after the reactor was
shut down 17 days for repairs.
Drinking ·hinge told • ID
By STEVE MAllBLE The Westminster councilman
Of the o.i Piiot Sl•ff was questioned for four hours
inster Councilman Gil Monday in the opening day of a
H d has testified that his · preliminary hearing in Newport
-year Id cousin was on a Beach to determine whether
drinking binge the day before he Daniels, a Huntington Beach
allegedly shot and killed the man will face murder charges
councilffi8:11's brother an a John The slayil'!K took sllil~ J~ 8
Wa_yne ·Air-port restau~ --election day -at Delaney's, a
· He .. was like .a d1ffe.rent second-floor restaurant at the ~rson, . the councilman said of county airport. ~IS cousin K~lly Russel J?amels. The councilman's 40-year-old
He looked _d1ff~renl -d1ffere,i;it brother, Barkley F. Hodges, was
from anything Id seen before. shot once in the chest as he sat in
the bar, reportedly drinking with
Daniels and a third man. Randy
Snyder.
Daniels was arrested at the
restaurant and the third man.-l"'
police said, bolted and did not
reappear for two days.
....M.arBhall Schulman, Daniels'
attorney, said in an ~p~ning
statement that evidence would
show his clien t had b ee n
drinking heavily and going
without sleep or food for several
davs before the shooting.
slaying
Schulman also said evidence
..)IVOuld show that Barkley Hodges
had an illicit drug business and
that Snyder, the thiJ;d man, was
"a dealer" for Barkley Hodges.
Daniels, an unemployed
sailmaker who is free on bail,
appeared at-th~ hearing bur d1d
not testify. The hearing was to
continue today.
The councilman said Daniels
was drinking heavily -
consuming six beers in a 2-hour
(See SLAYING, Page At)
A Southern California Edison
Company official said today the
1, 100-megawatt reactor is
operating at 0.01 percent of full
power.
Mesa sculptor starls jail term
The reactor was taken out of
service Aug. 11 so repairs could
be performed on the untt's
control-rod mechanisms and to
several leaking pressurizer spray
valves, which a COIJlpany
spokesman said are part of the
reactor's cooling system.
Edison officials said
me<:hanical problems resulted in
eight of the control rods
operat.ing "sluggishly," adding
some rods slipped, and one
slipped into the reactor core.
Leakage from faulty valves
resul ted in some radioactive
water escaping from one part of
the cooling system to another, the
spokesman said.
COUNTY
By DAVID KUTZMANN
Of llM D•lly Pllol Staff
Calling himself "an intellectual
revoluuona.ry," Costa Mesa metal
sculptor Ali Roushan turned
himself in today at Orange
County Jail and began serving a
five-day sentence for erecting a
towering red-metal sculpture in
defiance of court orders.
"I'm not angry at all. ThlS 1s
not a matter of anger at all," the
colorful Roushan said this
morning at the Orange County
courthouse before going to jaU.
Roushan . an Iranian
immigrant, has been locked in a
testy legal battle with Costa
Mesa officials for two years over
his right to erect his red steel
sculptures on his industrial
OCTD plans big future
County residents who use public transportation
are celebrating 10 .years of "leaving the driving to us."
And big things are planned for the future by the
OCTD. Page Bl. -
WORLD
Israelis down Syrian MiG
BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) -Israel said its jets shot
down a Syrian MiG-25 near Beirut today in the fin9t
air battle between the two Middle East foes since
Mid-June.
property at 1550 ~uperior Ave.
The welder-sculptor was
ordered to report to jail today by
Orange County Superior Court
Judge Philip Schwab last
Thursday.
Roushan was ordered to serve
time based on a contempt of court
conviction issued last December
by another Orange County
Superior Court judge. Robert
Fitzgerald.
t:osta Mesa officials had
obtained a temporary restraining
order, prohibiting Roushan from
putting up any more steel
sculptures on his property
without seeking City Hall
approval first.
Roushan ere<:ted three of four
structures without the required
building permit and safety
checks. He argued that he is
entitled free artistic expression
without government interference
while city officials claim the
towers -as structures -
required th~ normal pt>nmts and
checks.
The Costa Mesa welder was
held m contempt and sentenced
to the five-day term for erecting
the last of the four structures
known as ··Tornado," which
stands 60 feel high.
Roushan's attorney, td.eir
Westreich was unsuccesl'ful
Monday and today in ob'"taining a
further sta~gf Roush an 's
sentence in f~eral court and
I
BUSINESS
Beer brewer· thinks small
A beer brewer back East realrzes big profits by
thinking small. Page 83.
Depositors refund like ly
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation is
preparing to pay off depositors of failed We tern
National Bank in Santa Ana. Page B3.
SPORTS
superior court.
However, after a 45-minute
hearing in Los Angeles, Federal
Magistrate John kroonenberg
granted a writ and set a hearing
which could overturn the
scrappy welder's conviction in
Orange County Superior Court.
Westreich said this momJng he
would ask U.S. District Court
Judge Consuelo Marshall today
to allow his client to go free.
In the meantime, Roushan was
to be booked this morning.
Accompanied by his wife and
hia attorney, Roushan said he has
no regrets. "I just want to be able
to do something better," he said
of his plans for future artistic
creations.
INDEX
At YourService . A4
Erma Bombe<:k A7
Buslneas B3-5
Cavalcade A7
Oaasiti¢ C5-8
Comics 86
Croasword 86
Death Notices C4
Editorial A6
En t.ert.alnmef.I t B~~ Art Hoppe
000 in cash 11 Lhey would agcee
not to telephone police.
Officers , meanwhile,
surrounded the house, bringing
in a SWAT team. Several nearby
residents were evacuated and
others told .to &Lay in their homes.
The man , Cecil Aust i n ,
reportedly was able to distract
the suspect and escape. His wife
remained behind.
Police said they spent two
hours trying to contact the
suspect by using bullhorns and,
at one point, threatening to send
in a Huntington Beach police dog
that was brought to the scene.
The woman finally escaped at
4:24 a.m. when she noticed that
the alleged bandit no longer was
in her house, police said .
Another hour went by before
police, using a helicopter at this
point, spotted the man crouched
on the roof of the house.
Two of the men, police said,
escaped the dragnet and are
being sought today.
(See TERROR, Page AZ)
*** Hostages·
tell of
drallla
By PATRICK J . KENNEDY
Of the Deity "°4 8e.ft
Cecil and Celeste Austin's
quiet evening at their Newport
Beach home turned to a
nightmare Monday when an
alleged robber sought by a police
S WAT team burst into their
home and held them h06tage.
Their exclusive and gated
community took on an aura of a
battlf'ground early today as
police SWAT teams and
helicopters canvassed the area.
Austin's neighbors said today
they're still stunned b,Y the
incident.
Austin, 67, said he and his wife
heard the helicopters and went
out briefly on U)e patio to see
what the corrunotiOfl was. As his
65-year-old. wife was closing the
door, the alleged robber burst in,
he said. She fell over some plant
pots and injured her hip and is in
Hoag Hospital today, Austin said.
__._. H e-""W"lrS I tk-e a tra-j> p e ct
animal." Austin said of the man
who entered their home . "He
was pleading and scared. He
offered us $2,000 to please hide
him."
(See HOSTAGES, Page At)
Ali Roushan
Hol"Oa.'Ope A7
Ann Landers A7
Movies B7-8
Mutual Funds B4
Public Notices B4;C4
Sports Cl-3
Dr. St.elncrohn A7
Stock Marketa B5
Television B8 ./ Theat.ert B7-8
Weather A2'\
Cubans jam U.S. radio
By Tbe A11oclated Pre11
The Cuban government has begun jamming at
least five AM radio frequencies in the Unit.eel States,
overriding U.S. stations with a mixtur~ of mu.le and
propaganda, federal officials reported.
Cycle racer future ·actor? \ Edisbn High Hawaii bound
Motorcycle racer Bruce Penhall of Balboa looks
back on exciting career on the tracks and looks
forward to acting on the big ICl'een. Page Cl.
The Ed.Lion High School football team ventures to
Hawail th1a week to play an unuaulll echool, Punahou
HJah. Paae Cl.
a
Orange Ooa1• OAILV PIL.OT ITuMday, Auguat 31 , 1AG2
1'fale strip: The beat goes on From Page A1
T RROR . • • Offlct>rt aat<J there! wa1
t• o n I I d t• r u h I t• t.' o n f U I I O n
t.'\Ul<.-t•rnlng tht· Initial robbery on
Yachl Enc hantreu Police 1a1d
t.hl•re Wl·rt· two ri-.1dcnt.a of tht'
hou" Murlln Modlcano, 27.
and Liza Alvlllar, 21. David
N1rliw.·n, '1.7, wu.s visit.Ing at the
tlmt·
"chael Callie
By FREDERICK SCHOEMBHL or .. .,.,,......,.
A telephone converuuon nu
provoked new verbal 1yraUoN
over whut.hcr mal4.' exotic
danclna 1hould be permitted at
thf' Laff Stop In Sant.• Ano
Heigh ta.
On one end of thl' r.:ceiver
Monday w4UI c.vunty S ueprvtaor
'I'homa.-c Riley: on the other Laff
SU>p owner Michael. C:allle.
Riley ~ys he told Callie that
· he's'tlppoeed to,. the male dancing;
Callie says 'he t~ld Riley the
supervisor has pasaed judgment
on a ahow ha haan't "ven aeon.
Riley u.ld today that "report.I"
from people who live near the
Larr Stop at. 2122 Sout.hea1t.
Briatol St. have convinced him
that thl' Monday niaht acta are
adult ernert.alnment u dl'fln£'d
by the county'• adult.
en~ertAlrun~nt ()rdtn.anc .,
<.;allie clalma the act.a, ln which
men weurlng Jklmpy bathing
aulta dance before predominantly
female uudiences, are comedy
routlne11. ''H a man takes off hla
11hlrt , is that adu l t
entertainment?'' Callie asked. •
C&We hAa ~n ord red by Lhe
roWlty Plarutlna Cornmmion to
end th• Mondar ruaht 1how1 by
Sept. l l Callll! said thl' 1how1
will continue.
"I'll go to jaJl befoce I allow
ihem w at.op curnwy In Orange
County," Ca.IJle dedar~.
· Should the •howa conthlUl' 1n
df'fi1m ce of th.: <:ommlaslo11'1
rullnf· Rllvy 1~d tht• county •her! f'1 depar ent "sh ould
take appropriate tlon."
' CaUie said he telephoned Rilt'y
Monday in un ef ort to determine
what kind ol rt'lponac ht-wou.ld
1.-t If ht' appc.oalcd th e
comml11lon '1 declal"n t.o thl'
county Board of Sup~·rvi1or1
Riley'• dt1trlct Includes Santa
Ana Height.a.
"Thcrt''s no doubt I wuuld tx•
oppoiwd," Riley said. "I've had a
lot of calls from peoplt• In that
ur~u "
"lr It Isn't Chippe ndale's, It
t-ertamJy is tl\at sort of thing,"
Riley said. Chippendale's ls a
nightclub that features male
strippers f or women-only
audiern.'ell. ·
Pollt"C 11.1.mJ money was taken
from the house "n Ya c:hi
Enc:hantres8 ond that narcotlct
may have !x...,-n lnvolvtld.
t
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rackdown on drunk drivers urged
• •
A sum of money, calculat.ed to
be at lt-a8t •~.000, was diacovered
on the roof ot th~ house on Yacht.
Camilla and police were combing
the: area around ~he reservoir
today, searching for other
valuables that might have been
taken.
Bot h Basich and Gaynor are
being held in the Newport city
jail in lieu or $25,000 bail each. ~v ROBERT BARKER ~--DeltJ 'ht ltaff •
un_der tem\S of the anti-drunken case, depending on who you ·get, Sheriff's Association , the
driving law tha~ too" effect ln and another might ch arge you California Police Officers From Page A1 untington Beach Police Chief
le Robitaille wants state
January. He ~aid some judges wjt.h mu;der 1f t~ere is a fat.al Association and the Cali fornia
feel that the driver had to have a accident involved. Police Chiefs Association in
1lators to tighten up a law
t drunken drivers. .10.per~nt blood alcohol level Robitaille said a bill was urging the Senate Judiciary
whil8 e drhtving .. d . • f 40 intro<!uced to change language. Committee to reconsider the ball.
HOSTAGES. •
The citizens oC California
e demanded a stop to the . ut e sa1 at s o ten He said AB 3613 allows a blood-
mmutes. to an hour after the alcohol test to be taken up to ton killing and maiming of
oc:ent people by drunken
era," Roblt.aille said Monday.
t eome legislators are glossing
thia.''
suspect lS .stopped befo~ a tat three hours after driving to serve ~an be g1ven. He satd some as proof of drunkenness. Judges feel that the delay made
prosecution difficult. He said the bill passed the
Assembly but failed in the
Senate Judiciary Committee. obltaille said that a few
nae County judges are
sing to prosecute suspects
"This has developed into a lou
of equity," Robitaille asserted.
"It's unequal justice.
"A judge might dismiss the
He said he is working with the
Orange County Chiefs and ..
~!Juor sale of oil From Page A 1
SLAYING.·. • ~~f.~~~~f::~~·~?.:~~~~~
te.ptative agreement to sell most remaining Coquina holdings are
stretch -and. was upset be<:ause
he believed that Barkley Hodges
was going out with his wife.
"He told me that a ft'iend had
seen Barkley and his wife in ·a
car. He said he suspected they
had been together for three
days," the councilmaft testified.
<If its holdings in the Coquina Oil considered small enough not to
Corp. for $174 million. create conflicts. She said Fluor
'Fluor ear her this year madP. has no other plans to sell them.
~yblic its plans to sell all of Cbquina for $265 million to the The $174 million will go
Kerr-McGee Corp. based in toward resolution of Fluor's $1 .1
''Kelly (Daniels) said if this
was true, he would beat up
Barkley. He would hurt him."
Oklahoma City. The transaction billion long-tenn debt, she said.
»!-S called. off in 1ate June Much of that debt comes from
The councilman testified) that
he ~ver heard his cousin uSe the
word "kill." ~use of funding difficulties. financing arrangements to buy
1The new buyer is the Denver-St. Joe.
based Petro-Lewis Corp., which A n a I y s t Ted Go mo 1 of
is acquiring only tracts already Bateman Eichler Hill Richards of
producing gas and oil, a Fluor Los AnReles said this morninR
spokeswoman said. The firm will that Fluor has been trying to
get tracts with proven reserves of improve its balance sheet.
"I was left with the impresmon
that, at the most, he meant to do
Barkley serious bodily harm He
did not use the word 'kill,'"
Hodges said.'
.tl8 million barrels of gas and oil, The councilman also testified
that he managed to telephone
Daniels' estranged wife and that
Daniels and she met later that
day -24 hours before the
shootinJ(.
~said. .
:: :Fluor will retain about 900,000
' es of undeveloped oil and gas
es, including offshore
omia and Texas.
"1 think one of their objectives
is to reduce long-tenn debt," he
said'. "It was increased fairly
substantially when they bought
St. Joe. This helps."
ic.Fluor acquired Coquina an
.JW~t. 1981, when it completed
its ,2.2 billion purchase or St.' Joe
.Minerals Corp. Coquina, based in
Midland, Texas, is a subsidiary of
~.foe.
Huntington firtns burglarized
several hair styling businesses, a
health food store, an ice cream
store pd a dry cleaninf business.
However, Fluor officials soon
~t up a "for sale" sign on ~uin.a pecause of concerns that ~ relatively small oil-producing
l:tusiness would conflict with
olients contracting with Fluor for
i>tls pr Im a r y se r vices ~\'
Police ar~ihunting (or the
burglar or b ~ who broke
into seven usinel1es along
Beach Boulevard in Huntington
Beach, fleeing with about $1,100.
Investigators said the
burglaries occurred alon~ the
19000 block of Beach Boulevard
between 5 p.m. Saturday and 7
a.m. Sunday while the businesses
were closed. The shops included
PoUce said a pry too was used
to enter the front doors of the
businesses. Officers said the
burglar or burglars apparently
w e r e seeking only money.
a J.t h o u g h t h r e e pa c ks o (
cigarettes were reported missing
from one 1hop.
Jt
J;,o a st a l ·
f{/ ·-;§om• high clovdlneu 1oci1y.
'tHherwlH fair Hight 11 111e ~ .. ChH 72 to 76 aJld lnlend ·gm 12 to M . Felr tonight wltll
e rntghl Iowa 64 lo 81.
' ntlnued fair on WednHdty :J!f':I hlgt1a at the l>Mc'-74 lo 78 illid INel>d .,_ 85 to 90
El1ewhere. from Point
Conception to the Mexican ( tPder and out 80 mllee: Smell
acMeory ovet outer wet.,.
~t wind• ot 15 to 25
and 4 10 7 loot -todey.
MiJllnd1 dec:reaalng tonllhl and
Wedneectey to 12 to 1 knot•
'-oc:elly llgh1 vaneble wlnO• night •nd morning lloura, becoming we.tlo~ 101015knolt
during alternoona today end
Wecsn.day. Wind W•-ol 2 to 3 fNt. Soutt!WMt IW9llt Of 1 to 2
fHI. Petchy low cloud• over e thern w1tera during eerly
howl Wedneedey
Wal)mer Wednesday
Bottlf• from Polnt Conc;ec>llon
10 tlle Me~lc•n t>otder ca.n •xr>eet llghl varlabl11 winds during tlle
evening end moW.lng houra.
becoming wn1 to aou1hwelterty
a1 8 to 15 knot• withe Ho-2-foot
IOUlh'Wtllt twell
Norlhweat winds ol 15 to 25
knolt ere lorecaat wllll 4-lo-7
loot -larthef than eo ""'" ollahore from Sin Nlcolet
laland.
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Athevtlle
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75 64
S4 69
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87 72
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Robita ille said that
approximatelr75 percent of all
fatal accidents In Huntington
Beach involve drinking or drugs
or both.
He said there were 1,694
drunken-driving accidents in
1981 and -26 traffic fatalities. Earle Ro b itaille
Viejo Co. layoffs
due to recession?
The slump 1~ the housihg
market was blamed by the
Mission Vie jo Company, in
announcing cutbacks of more
than 300 of Its" work fort'<' since
Ja~uary, 19,81.
~y Nov . l , the major
homebuilder will have tnmmed
its ranks to 650 fuU and part-ume
employees, rompany spakesman
Gerry Ugnlbene confirmed
today.
He said the layoffs will affect
,all departments of the company.
with the exception of upper
management workers.
"I think everyone's ~ware of
the recession in. this country," he
said. "I'm optimistic that the
lowering of the prime inte rest
rate and the recovery of the stock
market CAn be the first step to
better things." #
Ognibene said the compan y
will scrap its plans for a new
headquarters building in Mission
Viejo. Also, the Jack G. Raub Co.
will relocate from Costa Mesa to
Mission Viejo.
'Bullet Train' to Brown
SACRAMENTO (AP) ~ A bill
establishing. a new agency to
issue $L25 billion in tax exempt
bonds to help finance a 160-mph
"bullet train" through Orange
County between San Diego and
Los Angeles has passed the
Legisla lure.
A 24-6 vote 1n the Senate
M o nday sent AB3647 by
Assemblyman Bruce Young. 0 -
Cerrltos, to Gov. F.clmund Brown
Jr .. who supported the
legislatioi:i.
lt would create m e Lalifornia
Rail F inancing Passenger
Commission. · ·
"H e told my wife, 'l'm
unarmed cO'ld I won't hurt you.
Please help me for my mother's
sake. I'm not a cnmmal', • Austin
said. "I didn't know what to do
bui he never threatened us and
we never feared for our lives."
After about 45 minutes, Austin
said the suspect, David Gaynor,
20, of Newport Beach, moved to
the atrium outside the master
bedroom and his wife nodded to
her husband to escape.
He said he walked out of the
house and a policeman grabbed
his arm and, stooped over, they
§rJ.lrried to the SWAT team's
"Pi'i!adquarters in a neighbor's
house. ·
Mrs. Austin escaped about 7~
minutes later, again while the
suspect was m the atrium looking
for police.
''I didn't want to leave my
wife but when she nodded at me
to take some action I went to tell
police.he was tn our house. I felt
bad that I didn 't try to
apprehend him myself, but the
police officer said that r did the
rig,!lt thing."
unce pollce knew Gaynor was
in th e Au s tin home , the
helicopter hovered overhead,
officers repeatedly telephoned
the home and police speaking
through a bullhorn urged
Gaynor to l."Ome out.
"ll wa s abso lutely
Crightening," said a woman
neighbor who declined to give
her name.
"I've never seen so many men
crawling on their hands and
kn ees . They (SWAT team
members) were in every bush."
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Mild quake rattles Salinas region
By Tbe AHoelated Pren _
1 SALINAS A moJt•rutc 1•1.arth11uuke
rumbled' through thc.1 Monterey County region
Monday night, the 11lxth k'mblor to jolt Northern
California in less than two weeks. No Injuries or
damage were reported.
The temblor rel(istcrt.>d a m&Jlnllude of 4 011
thu R'(•htcr Sc:ttlt'. lndkutint:: It wus cupubll• of
m rate damage, ut.,-yrdlng to the Calll'orniu
Off of Emergency Stor·vk'i.'ll hcudquurlN'ed In Sac mento. ...
he epk .. ~ntcr uf the quak1• was about 1U
. mH ast of Salinus, al.",.'Ording tu OES warning
omccr .B. Black,
SFSU president· to retire • spring
SAN FRANCISCO -Paul F. Romberg,
president of San Francisco-State UniveniJty, says
h~ will retire this spring.
The announcement Monday came after his
10th year in Jhe offi\ . _
Romberg. 61, ii the school's 10th president.
He toolt .the post w.hen the lnittJtution was
California State University. Previ®aly, he was
founding president Qf California State College at
Bakersfield.
Regulatory agency says ·ne~ rules cut
SACRAMENTO -The slate's 2-year-old
regulatory watchdog says it is making "steady
progr~" in weeding out unneeded reguTations,
even though slate agencies adopted a few more
rules last year lhan the year before.
.In its annual report, th e Office o f
Administrative Law said slate agencies prQposed
717 regulations in' the 1981 -82 fiscal year. which
~nded June 30.
That was 12 percent more tban the 631
·proposed in 1980-81 but 22 percent fewer than
the 923 proposed in 1919-80, the year before the
law cr:eating the office took effect. State agencies
must submit all proposed regulations to the
office, which can reject any it considers
unauthori.zed by law or unclear,
Wile of missing professor vows search
SANTA BARBARA -Tht! fa mily of a
California college professor reported missing in
the Indonesian jungle since early Jl.!n"C h9urged
authorities in two countries to press on with the
search.
"I will not d rop this e ffort. I have to know
what happened to my husband,'! sa d · Galina
Raede, whose husband, John. disap ared two
WORLD
w<'<'ks into a planned six-wJ k visit to Indonesia.
The German-born linguistics professor. an
instructor at Westmont Colle~ in the Santa
·Barbara suburb of Montecito who is fluent in a
dozen languages. was last seen in the town of
Bukittinggi, on the i.sland of Sumatra. He left his
hotel room with a camera, bound for nearby
Maninjau Lake. but his luggage and personal
effects were' left behind in the hotel.
Sweden reports Soviet
~
nucl€.ur· testiJJg
STOCKHOLM, Sweden -A presumed
Soviet nucle ar test l.ook place in the
Semipalatinsk area of western·Stberia today, the
·S eismological Institute at Uppsala University
reported.
Deveral previous n\_1clear explosions have
been registered in the &lrnipalatinsk area.
Vandals torch Robip Hood's 'hideout'
NOTTINGHAM, England (AP) -The
Ma or Oak, a 500-year-old hollow tree in
Sh wood Forest, htding place of the legendary
Ro H_ood. w as set afire by vandpls and may
urvive. ~
olice said they were lookjng for two youths
seen in the tree before the fire Monday night.
.As firemen struggled to save the tree, forest
ranger chief Ian Solly said: "Setting fire to the
Major Oak is arson against our heritaae. It may
be several days before we know whether the
tree is still alive."
d Cross may curtail B~ja operations
TIJUANA, Mexico -The Red Cross will
halt ol)eralions in ~ja California unless it can
raise enough r evenue to make up its losses
caused by the devaluation of the peso, an official
said.
Tne service agency c;an -no longer afford to
buy the medicines and ambulance car parts
imported from the United States, Jose Arcos
Arena, head of-the Baja Red Cross, said Monday.
At a news • nference, Arcos said that to get
through the y the agency needs five million
pesos, which, rding to Friday's free market
exchange rate, w d be about $50.000.
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Polish girl, 6 in .Jluffalo for surgery
BUFFALO, N. Y. -mothe r and was greeted at Greater Buffalo
International Airport. by Rutkowski and· Dr. S .
Subramanian. the-heart surgeon who will
operate on Emilia at Children's Hospital to close
a hole in her heart.
Rutkowski said Emilia probably will enter
the hospital WednJ:,<iday. and Subramanian said
the surgery rouJd tie as early·as Friday.
_Gorilla to fly to C~i~ago -for breeding
DETROIT -Zoo officials here are hoping
that Mesou will turn out to be the gorilla of some
big ape's dreams a t the Brookfield Zoo in
Chicago.
The 27-year-old gorilla is the pride of the
Detroit Zoo's ape hou~. Mesou will be' flown to
the Chicago wo this week to male with a male
gorilla, Detroit Zoo officials said Monday.
Recent tests have shown that Mesou is still
capable of bearing offspring. Mating attempts by
two male gorillas in Detroit have failed. Zoo
officials said gorillas are extremely rare and
loaning Mesou to the Brookfield Zoo will help .
the survival of the species. ' .
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT!lueect1y. Augu1t 31, '1992
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can't sue
police
By tlae A11odated Preti -
The •·ity of Westminstt!r and
two of Ii. polk-emen cannot be
sued for damqcs becawie they
d1d not warn a potential stabbing .
victim of impendin& danger. the
California Supreme Court has
ruled.
In a unanimous decision by
Justil'e Otto Kaus, the high court
uphe ld di'smissal of a suit
brought by if Sou them California
cour>le after the woman was
kn f ed four t i m es in a
laundromat under surveillance
by officers trying to catch an
assailant.
Yolanda Davidson and her
husband had complained that she
was used as "bait" i n the
stakeout.
The mere knowledge of Mrs.
Davidson's danger, the court said,
did not impose any duty on the
polk'emen to warn the potential
victim.
Los Angeles Superior Court ·
Judge Edward Wallin had
dismissed the suiL holding that
the couple•failed to state a cause
of action.
The attack on .Mrs. Davidson
followed 'three others on women
in the laundromat or in one
nearby. '
Mrs. Davidson sued for
intentional and negligent
infliction of emotional distress,
negligent inyestigation, failw-e to •
protect and failure to warn.
The court said the peril to Mrs.
DaYidson was not created by the
officers, that she was unaware of
their presence and did not rely
on them for protection. Their
conduct did not change the risk
which w ould have existed in
· their absence; the court said.
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'JAWS' UP CLOSE -This·great white shark was caoght'off
Catalina and brought to Long Beach by Capt. Craig Williams.
The big fish was estimated to we igh I,800 pounds and was I6.
feet long. · ·
Ph·one rates to .dolible?.
Pacific seeks· $864.5
'1
million statewide increase
By The ~ssociated Press
P acific Te lephone has as ked
for an $864 .5 millio n r a t e
increase -that would more . than
:touble basic rates for 7 million
residential customers a nd boost
pay phones to a quarter.
The r equest, whic h the
company s·ai,j is· based on
economic necessity, would raise
the residential flat rate to.$15
statewide, up from $7 in San
Francisco and Los Ange les and
$6.70 in the rest of the st.ate.
Th e pay phone rate,
unchanged for more than three decad~s. would. jump from· to
cents to a quarter in bootbs with
phones where emergency service
can be reaeh'ed without Ule .of a
coin.
Ken McEJdowney, co-director
of Consumer-Action, called the
move "outrageous" and said l~
appeared Pacific-was tryiJli 1()
anti<.'ipate any losses i~ miaht
suffer when it is divest4id by
parent comp;my AT&T: . · •
-i·H ap~ars that what they'tt
d oing is socking people wit~
increased rates of at lea1t 5'
percent," McEldowney aaid,:
"They're allJO making pay p~· ·
ca ll ~ a_s e xpensive or more
Y----+--pen . .
country." ...
Tl:le.Califomia Publk lhi;litiesl:
Commission said il would be .at 1
least a year before it ~ould ,,d': :
on the request ..
The telephone company ~d it
needs to raise ra~ to imp~
the rate of return on investment..~. ..
"Without any relief our rate or ::
return for 1983 wbuld be oruy:!
9 .91 percent," said Pacific.~
spokesn)an Jerry Beatty. "Wf! ate~
currentl y authorized 12 .ti~
percent and seek to increaae that.~
to 14.31 percent." ::
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P~iflc was gran~ a $tilO;~
million i~rease a year ago, and:~
has another request. pending fa(~
$70 million to offset deprec:iatiOfl.~:.
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Here -are on the threshold
of September ... adding another
year to our business Ille In the ·
Newport Har bor area. We're
celebratlng our twenty-third
anniversary this month.
Twenty-three years since Chuck
and I brought our three
daughters· ... not even In their
teens ... down to the beacl) area
and started our first retail store
on Balboa lslaOd. Now the girts
are grown and enjoying exciting
car .. ra and famlllea of their own.
I have to think he would be
very pleued and proud of the
way the llttle bualneu we
founded together back In t9W-
hu grown and F>foepered. A fot
of that eucc ... hu been d"" 10
lhe loyal ltaff who have been so
eupportlve through the years.
8111 Pannell •.. ~ht.-n years
of gracious, trlend!Y MMc:e on
the Niel Noor and wonderfully
creative tai.nts I" evidence in
our wVJ<fOM and dlepfaya.
M•f11ret Gabl• .•• now
eeml-r8'(red after 11 yHrl but
atlll !ending her cMlty praence
to· the store • couple of d1ya a .... Donna lleclunen .,. 11 ,.are
of t rHt help In maklnt the
"wheM ·oo round" end edcllnQ
her a-mOlogklal e11pen111 '"c1 jewelry deslgn talents to ttl•
vroup.
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Mety llrr Olfttfled Gemole>v•st
,HARLES H. BARR ..
Alck MCEivaine ... l ill Y9l'S of •"""*'le. 91* ... lo-"'"""'----.. • Ctftffi.ct a.motoei.t end btlaht butlnetf mind. 1'¥9 oome
to r..n on Nm a oreet dtll Md one 01 9"f cuatomert one d~
•ed If he w11 my eon .•• don t
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'· ·~. ... . . .. Anna Machen fllls out our
sales team and afthough IM.hal i
only been wtth ue one y.er. IM •
is an otd friend "°"' our Balboa ~ Island daya end 11 • very Wefcome addtlion. .
Jean Williamson 11 ttie moat
durable of our behlnd-
lhe-ecenea staff having put In ;1.
years.of "bootl wen" and taking
car, of our money: . .
After Margaret .Armatrong
·retired we got JH K,ubk:a to •-.•
charge of the t9Pllr aectlon ...
efficient 111p'edftor ·and very
gifted hand•. ave'n t.o wu
carving an~ . maklnv..::tom dellgn rnodete. Judy men
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E I COil~DlY gaug~
up 1.3 percent
WASHINGTON (AP) -ln an encouraging new
aign of economic recovery, the government reporced
today that lta main gauge of future economic activity
jumped l.3 percent Lut month, the fourth mo!'thly
.gain In a row.
Private eeonomiata had anticipated the latest
lncreue In the Index of Leading lndkators, and said In
advance that lt would algnal at least a modest recovery
from the recetlaion that has lasted for about a year.
Today'• Commeree Department report aai<t the
July 1aln in the index followed Increases of 1.4
percent in April, 0.7 percent in M,ay and 0.3 percent in
June. Tt)e index had falle,A. for 11 consecutive monthl
before April.
The index, which Includes statistics from 10
separate categories, la Intended to lorecast future
' economic trends. It often begiDS to rise several months
·before the economy pulls out of a recession.
Analyata inside and outside the government have
said an end to the recession is at hand or very close ..
I
T-bin yields increase
WAStUNGTON (AP) -Yields on short-term
Treasury ~urities rose after declines the previous
two weeks had sent rates tumbling to thei.r lowest
levels in two years, officials sail!.
About $5.5 billion in six-month T-bills were
auctioned Monday at an average discount rate of 9.746
percent, up from the 8.988 percent of last week.
The government also sold about $5.5 billion in
three-month bills at an· average rate of 8.604 percent,
up from the previous 7.748 percent.
Monday's yields, a measure of the cost of
government borrowing from the public, were the
highest since the Aug. 16 rates of 9.821 pen.-ent for
six-month bills and 8.616 percent for three-month
bills.
Marietta seeks Bendix
·NEW YORK (AP) -Marti,n Marietta Corp. is
rnatc'hlng a $1.5 billion ta~eover bid by fellow defense
industry giant Bendix Corp. with its own $1.5 billion .
offer to acquire Bendix.
Martin Marietta's 1"4-member board late Monday··
authorized company executives .to ma.ke a $75 a share·
offer for: 11.9 million shares, or 50.3 perce·nt, of Bendjx
outstandin_s common. That first phase of the offer
would be worth $892.5 million.
Martin Marietta, based in Bethesda, Md., said it
would then exchange each remaining Bendix common
share for Martin Marietta preferred and-or common
stock valued at. about $55, bringing the total value oi
the transaction to $1.5 billion.
. The counterotfer followed Bendix's bid last week
of $43 a share for 45 percent of Martin Marietta's
common stock .. Bendix would then trade 9.82 percent
of a Bendix share for the other outstanding Martin
Marietta shares, compleilng the $1.5 1billion deal .
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flJf SOAV. AUGUS I J 1 19H:t ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
NB • pair flee · bandit, -7-hollr
By STEVE MARBLE or 1tte o.111 "''°' alNff A Newport ~ach couple, held
hostage In their own home,
escaped safely today following a
seven-hour crime spree In a
residential neighborhood.
The ordeal star ted in one
house, moved to another and
ended with two men being ta.~n
into custody and two others still
at large.
Officers arrested Tom &s1ch1 20 of Laguna Niguet, and Davia
Gaynor, W of Newport Beach.
Police said two of the alleged
bandits are still at large
The episode, which began late
Monday and ended at 5:43 a.m.
toduy. started when four men
wearing ski masks and armed
with guns and walkie talkies
broke into a)louse at 1901 Yacht
Enctwn tress.
Police were notified of the
robbery by neighbors who
reportedly told officers they
heard the men ordel"ing residents
to "get down on the ground."
The men reportedly bolted
when ofClcers showed up.
One of the alleged bandit.! -
Basich -ran toward the nearby
Big Canyon Reservoir where
police said they nabbed him after
a lengthy chase. A second -
Gaynor -dashed to an unlocked
home two blocks a\IYay at 1llO1
Yacht Camilla, police said.
The fleeing suspECt, police said,
entered the house, confronted
residents Cecil and Celeste
Austin, 67 and 65 respectively,
and reportedly offered them $2.
Oe111 Pllol PtMlto by Rlchwd KNhler
Ne wport Beach officers (above) gathe r with SWAT team following
capture of bandit suspect to d ay. Offi~rs P ete P e rrin (le ft) and
Greg Armstrong lead ba ndit s uspect Cfavid Gaynor to po lice car.
Two other armed m e n escaped ..
OUO in cush 11 they would agree
not to telephone police
Officers , meanwhile ,
surrounded the house, bringing
in a SWAT learn. Several nearby
residents were evacuated and
others told to stay in their homes.
The man, Cecil Austin ,
reportedly was able to distract
the suspect and escape., His wife
remained behind.
Police said they spent twp
hours trying to contac t the
.suspect by using bullhorns and,
at one point, threatening to send
in a Huntington Beach police dog
that was brought to the scene.
The woman finally escaped at
4:24 a.m. when she noticed that
the alleged bandit no longer was
in her house, police said.
Another hour went by before
police, using a helicopter at this
point, spotted th.e man crouched
on the roof of the house.
Two .of the men, police said,
escaped the d ragn et .and are
being s0ught today.
<See TE"JlROR. Page At)
*** Hostages
tell of
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By P ATRICK J . KENNEDY or 111e oa1tr P11o1 atett ,
Cecil and Celeste Austin's
quiet evemng at their Newport
Beach home turned to .a
nightmare Monday when · an
alleged robber sought by a police_·
S WAT team b,urst into their
home and held Lhem hostage.
Onofre Drinking hinge ·told • Ill slaying·
Their exclusive and gated
community took on an aura of a
battleground early today as
poli ce SWAT ·t ea ms and
helicopters canvassed the area.
Austin's neighbors said today
•they're,still stunned by the
incident.·
Austin, 67, said he and his wife
heard Lhe helicopters and went
out briefly on the patio to see ,_
what the commotion was, Ar. his
65-year-old wife was closing the
door, the alleged robber burst in,
tests
• continue
By STE VE MITCH~LL
of'ttie D.ity "°' l teff Low-level testing of Unit 2 at
t he San Onofre Nuclear
'Generating Station continued
Uiis mqrning for the third
straight day aft.er the reactor was
shut down 17 days for repairs.
A Southern Califortua Edison
By STEVE MARBLE
• 0t ,,.. o.i1y "''°' •••" Westminster Councilman Gil
Hodges "has testified that his
32-year-old cousin was on a
drinking binge the day before he
allegedly shot and killed the oouncilman~s broTher in a John
Wayne Airport restaurant.
"He was like a different
person," the councilman said of
his cousin Kelly Russel Daniels.
"He looked different -different
from anything I'd seen before."
T he Westminster councilman
was queationed for four hours
Monday in the opening day of a
preliminary hearing in Newport
Beach to determine whether
Daniels, a Huntington Beach
man, wiH faremurd~r charge5.
The slaying took place June 8
-election day.-at Delaney's, a
second-floor restaurant at the
co~~ airport.
."-.. /'~e councilman's 40-year -old
Brother, Barkley F. Hodges, was
shot once in the chest as he sat in
the bar, reportedly drinking with
Daniels and a third man. Randy
Snyder.
Daniels was arresttle at the
restaurant and the third man,
police said, bolted and did not
reappear for two days.
MarshaJI Schulman, Daniels'
attorney, said in an opening
statement that evidence would
show his c lient had been
drinking heavily and goini:t
without sleep or food for several
days before the shooting.
Schulman also said evidence
would show that Barkley Hodges
had an illicit drug busi~ and
that Snyder, the third man, was
"a dealer" for Barkley Hodges.
Daniels~ an unemployed.
sailmaker who is free on bail,
appeared at the hearing but did
not testify. The hearing was to
continue today.
The councilman said Daniels
was d ri nking hea v ily -
consuming six beers in a 2-hour
(See SLAYING, Page A%)
he said. She fell over some plant
ts and injured her hip and is in.. ff oag Hospital today·, Austin said.
"He was like a trapped
animal." Austi~said of tbe man
who entered their home. "He
was pleading and scared. He
offered us $2,000 \0 please hide
him."
(See HOSTAGES, Page A%)
· Company official said today Lhe
l,100 -megawf reactor is
opera?ng at 0.0 rcent of full pow~. Mesa sculptor starts jail term
The reactor was taken out of
service. Aug. 11 so repairs could
be i:;ierfo'l'med on the unit's
con trol-rod mechanisms and to
several leaking pressurizer spray
valves, which a company
spokesman said are part of the
reactor's cooling' system.
E d i ~Jl o f f i c i a I s s a i d mechani~ problems resulted in
eight of the control r ods
operating "sluggishly','' adding
!ome rods slipped, and one
slipped into the reactor core
Leakage from faulty valves
res\.llted in some radioactive '
water escaping from one part of
the cooling system to another. the
spokesman said. -
COUNTY
By DAVID KUTZMANN 01 ,,.. o.i1y Piiot Slaff
Calling himself "an intellectual
oluticmary," Costa Mesa metal
ul tor Ali Roushan turned
h e jn today at Orange
Count)) · and began serving a
five-d y ce for erecting a
toweri ea-metal sculpture in
defiance of court orders.
"I'm not angry at all. ThlS is
not a ma\'1er of anger at all," the
colo rful Roushan said this
morning at the Orange County
courthouse before going to jail.
Roushan , an I r anian
immigrant. has been locked In a
testy legal battle with Costa
Mesa officials for two years over
his right to erect his red steel
sculptures on his industr1al
OCTD plans big I uture
County residents who use public transportation
are celebrating 10 yean of "leaving the driving to us."
And big· t hings are-planned for t he future by the
OCTD. Page Bl.
WORLD
Israelis down Syrian MiG
BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) -Israel said its jets shot
down a Syrian MiG-25 near Beirut today in the first
air battle between the two Middle East foes since
Mid-June. •
Cubans jam U.S. radio
By Tbe A11oclated Pre11 -~.
The Cuban government haa begun jamming at
least five AM radio frequencies in th@ United Statel,
overriding U.S . stations with a mi~ture o1 mwdc and
propaganda, federal officials reported.
, '
pro~rty at 1550 ~uperior Ave.
The v.:elder -sculp tor waa
ordereQ to report to jail today by
Orange county ~uperior Court
Judge Philip Schwab last
Th ursday.<
Roushan was ordered to serve
time based on a contempt of court
conviction issued last ~mber
by another O r ange County
Superior Court judge, Rober t
Fitzgerald.
Costa Mesa officials had
obtained a temporary restraining
order, prohibiting Roushan from
putting u p any mor e steel
• sculptures on his property
without seeking City H all
approval first.
Roushan erected three of four
BUSINESS
structures without the required
building permit and safety
checks.. H e argued that he is
entitled free Mllistlc expression
without govemmlmtjhterference
while city officials claim the
towers -as s tructures -
r~uired the normal permits and
checks.
The Costa Mesa welder was
held in contempt and sentenced
to the five-day term for erecting
the last of the four structures
known a s "Tornado," which
st.ands 60 feet high.
Roushan's attorney, Meir
Westreic h was unsuccessful
Monday and today in obtaining a
fur,ther stay of Roushan 's
sentence In federal court and
Stock market trading heavy
NEW YORK (AP) -The stock market closed in
heavy trading today as the Dow J ones industrial
average climbed to 901.30, finishing up 8 points after
increasing more than 11 points earlier in the session.
Depositors refund likely
The Federal Deposit-ihsurance Corporation is
preparing to pay off depositors of failed Western
National Bank in Santa Ana. Page B3.
SPORTS
Cycle race'r luture actor?
Motorcycle racer ~ Penhall of Balboa looks
back on excittn1 caree r on the track• and looks
forward to actin1 on th4! bll ICl'een. Page Cl.
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superior court.
iiowever, after a 45-minute
hearing in Los Angeles, Federal
Magistrate. John K r oonenberg
granted a writ and set a hearing
w h ich coutd overturn t he
scrappy welder's conviction in
Orange County Superior Court.
Westrefoh said t~ morning he
would -ask U.S. l)\'strlct Court
Judge Corisuelo Marshall today
to allow his client to go free.
In the meantime, Roushan was
to be booked this morning.
Accompanied by his wife and
his attorney, Roushan said he has
no refrets. "I just want to be able
to do something better," he said
of his plans for future artistic
creations.
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Orange Oo.lt DAILY PILOT ITueeday, Auguat 31, 1Arl2
JMale strip: Th.e beat. goes on From Page A1 --TERROR. • •
OftlceT• utd there wai1
,. 1) n a I d e r o b I e c o n f u at o n
ron<.'t"min1 tht> anlUaJ ro~ry on
Yuchl £nch1Jntrt>u Police said
thl'rt• wt•rf' two reeidl'n\4 of the
hou1.: -Martin Modfiano. 27.
and Liza Alv11l11r, 21 David
Ntcls<·n. 'l7, w:.1t1 vt.a1tJng et lht-
timl'
~y FREDEl\ICI. SCHOEMEKl. 9f 1M cw, ,.... .....
A tt>lephone convNutlon nu
provoked new verbul gyratloru
ov~r whttlhc:r made: exotic
daming 11hould be pemutted al
the Laff Stop In Santa Ana
Heigh ta.
on • 1how he ha.an'\ even -.n.
On one t!nd of the receiver
Monday waa county Sueprviaor
Thomas Riley; on the other Laff
Stop owner Michael Callie.
RJJciy Nld \Odey thel "A!porta"
from ~'Ople who live near the!
Luft S tup Dt 2122 SoulhttHt
Briatol St have convinced hlm
that the Monday nlaht octa ~
adult ent.ert.alnmenl ae defined
by th e C'ou nty '1 ,adult
entertainment ordinance.
Callie clalma the acts, in w.tUch
men wearing skimpy bathl'l£
suits dance before predominantly
female audlence8, are comedy
rouUnes. "If a · man takes off his
shi rt , is that .adult
entertainment?" Callie asked. :'tlich ael Callie
Riley saya he told Callie that
he's opposed to the male dancing;
Callie says he told Riley the
supervisor has passeq judgment
Fluor sale of oil
'holdings announced
Officials for Irvine-based 1''1uor
Corp. announced Monday a
tentative agreement to sell most
of its holdlugs in the Coquina Oil
Corp. fo~&174 million. Fluo arlier this year madP.
e_ublic 1 s plans to sell all of
Coquina for $265 million to the
Kerr-McGee Corp. based in
A)klahoma Ci\y. The tr~ction
was ca11ed off in late June because of funi:ling difficulties.
The new buyer is the Denver-
based Petro-Lewis Corp., which .
is acquiring only tracts already I producing gas and oil, a Fluor
k · d The firm Will
~tie said.
ven re.!lirves of
~andoil,
Fluor will retain about 900,000
acres of undeveloped oil and gas
leases, including o ffs hore
California and Texas.
engineenng and constructiol'l'.
'the Fluor spokeswoman said
remaining Coquina bqldings are
$.'Onsidered small enough not to
C'reate conflicts.· She said Fluor
has no other t>lans to sell them.
The $"174 million wHl go
toward resolution of Fluor's $1.1
billion long-term debt, she said.
· Much of that debt comes from
financing arrangements to buy
St. Joe.
Analys t Ted Gomol of
Bateman Eichler Hill Richards of
Los Angeles said this morninJl
that Fluor has been trying to
improve its balance sheet.
"l .think one of their objectives
is to reduce long-term debt," he
said. "It was increased fairly
.substantially when they bought
St. Joe. This helps."
From Page A1
SLAYING. • •
stretch -and was upset because
he believed that Barkley Hodges
was going out wWi his wife.
"He told me that a friend had
seen aa,rkley and his wife' in a
car. He said he suspected they
had been together for three
days,•• the councilman testified.
"K elly (Daniela) said if this
was true, h e would beat up
Barkley. He would hurt him_."
The councilman testified that
he never heard his cousin use the
word "kill."
"I was left with the impression
that, at the most, he meant to do
Barkley serious bodily harm. He
did not use the word 'kill,' "
Hodges said.
The councilman also testified
that h e managed lo telephone
Daniels' estranged wife and that
Danie ls and s he met later that
day -24 hours before the
shooting.
. .' Fluor acquired ~oquana an ~t. 1981, when it completed its 12.2 billion purchase of St. Joe
Minerals Corp. Coquina, based in
Midland, Texas, is a subsidiary of·
St. Joe.
Huntingto11 firms burglarized
several hair styling busmesses, a
health food store, an ice cream
store and a dry cleaning business.
. •·However, Fluor officials soon
put up a ""for ·sale" sign on
Goquina because of concerns that
the relatively small oil-producing
business would conflict with
clients contracting with Fluor for
i t s.. _pr im u:..y s e t: v i c e s -
Police are bunting for the
burglar or burglars who broke
into seven businesses along
Beach Boulevard in Huntington
Beach, fleeing with about $1 ,100 .
Investigators said the
burglaries· occurred along lhe
19000 block of Beach Boulevard
between 5 p.m. Saturday and 7
a.m. Sunday while the businesses
were clo6ed. Th~ shops included
Police. said a pry tool was used
to enter the front doors of the
businesses. Officers said the
burglar or burglars apparently
were 1lee king only money,
although three packs of
cigarettes were reported missing
f~om one shop. ·
.. Coastal
80"'9 high clou<llneu todey,
•therwlH l•lr. High• et the
btleche• r2 to re end Intend
• .,_ 82 to IMI. Fair tonight wtth
onrntght to'w1 e• t o ea.
Continued telr on We<lnffd•y
..tth hlgllA •I the beec:tl4ll r4 to re
,llOd lnlend .,_ 85 to 90
, Ettewhere. f rom Point
'Oonceptton 10 lh• Mex•c•n border end OU1 eo rnllM Sm .. u.n ~ aver out., w•t.,..
"'"" llClf1"-t wind• of t5 to 25
lenota end 4 to r 1001 -todey Wlnd9~dec:reutng 1onlghl •nd Wed ay to 12 to 18 knoll
Locally vltlable wind• night
end morning houra. becomfng ....a to .OUU-t 10 to 15 knoll
during •llernoon1 tod•Y •nd
WldMedey. Wind wa.,.. of 2 to 3 fWt. Sout"-1 llWellt Oi I to 2
!let. P•tchy tow cloud• over
ljbuthern wetert during eerly ~ houri Wedneedey.
V.S. summary
~ • H..vy thundentorm• rumbled
•crou much of Ille n•tton'a mklMcifon urly tod•y. petting
)lorttona of South Oekote wllh
OOffbAll·llnd hell •nd dumping
~ to 3\i lnChee of rein et Bowllng pr_.., Ky.
• Wll\de gu1tlng to 90 mph blew
fWough IOUthwwtern Nebrllllle ~ the 1t«m In eouth-cetttrel
ften lucky downed tr•••· 9Q41C1 -et bulldlng1 end
roed• A thunder91orm dropped ,_iy )n lt>Ch of rilln at White RMt In
eenlrel Artzone durtn9 e
'15-fnlnui. period Mond•y ntgnl. ~IN -· QeM'Ally C! ... r In Peclllc Horttlwett and OrNI
of Hevllde and Utell
, A few 1h ower1 end
'"'nderetorm• were 1c:et1ered
~-the F1or1de pent,,.,i.. the ,oentret Gull eo.11 •l•I•• end =Mc:tlon• of the mlddte
Vtlley Hrly todey. ,..,. ..... gener9lly --
t
. Warmer Wednesday
Boaten from POlnt Conce911on
lo the Mextcan t>order can .xpect
llghl varl1bl• wind• during the
evening 1nd morning hours.
becoming _, to aouthwwterty
111 8 to t5 knots with• Mo-2-loot
IOUlh-t twell
Northwest wlnda of 15 to 25
knoll ere lorecaat with 4-lo-7
loot .... f•rther th•n 60 miles oll1ho111 from Sen Nlc:olet
lelend.
T e mpe ratures
NATION
N4 Lo Pql
Albeny 75 S7
All>uque 87 62 03 AmetlllO 97 68
AllheYllle 7S 64 ,.,,.,.,. 64 89
Atlatlle Cty 72 70
.Aualln 100 75 •2,
BefllmCI'• 7• 69
Bllllntt 6e 57 .30
Blrmlngf'lm 87 72
Bltmerck 59 St '18
BolM re 4r 33
Boston rs 58
Bfownavtle 98 re
Bullelo 77 8t .50
Buftlngton ...,1 81 .02 Cllt4*. 90 50 .04
Cherl1J1n SC 83 68
Chertatn WV 77 66 .48
g~c 82 6e
' .. 58 cntcaoo • 1e e2 04
Clnc:lnnetl 72 89 34
Cleveland rt 66
Clmbla SC 81 81
Col\Jml>u• 74 8r .04
Dal-Fl Wth 99 71
0.yton 78 88 .01
Oen11« 89 49 .02
O..M~ a 88
Detroit 82
Duluth 64 53 .01
IEJPuo 98 6e
Flllrbenk1 !19 llO .3!1
Fatgc> I 81 ll6 11
Flagltalt 8t 49
The Forecast For 8 a.m. EDT
Tuesday. Auausl 3 1
•Low Temperatures
...__WH ...... ~
NOAA U 5 Oeo• OI C-c~
Fronts: Cole! .. Warm 99
Great Falla rs 40 01 Providence
H1.rttor<1 r5 5e :=telly Helene 88 48 05
HonolVlu 8r 75 Reno
Houlton 92 81 Seit leke
lndnec>ll• 75 64 28 Sen Antonio
Jllcilen MS 93 r4 SMttle
Jec:kanvtle -1! 68 Shfevepon
Kelle City 74 Stou• Fella
Knoxvttkl 83 72 05 St LOUii
LAI Vegu 8S 68 St P-Tamp•
Llltle Roell 92 r6 St Ste Marie
LOUllVllle 78 87 .49 Spokene
Lubbock te r2 Syrec:uee
Memphta ~3 80 Topeka
Miami 8r 81 Tue.on
Mllw•ukM 68 59 TUIH
Mpl..StP r8 82 WHhlngtn
N•alWllle 81 74 13 Wlchlte
New Of'IMn• 93 rs .15
66
80
es
sr
eg
9S
89
98 ro
82
se
59
73
re
88
96
96 75
94
N-York r3 64 CALlf'o..HIA
Norfolk r9 83 Apple ll•lley
No. Piette 90 59 8ekerl1leld Oii•• City 100 T3 Bent ow
Omaha 77 ro a...imont
Or1endo 89 r6 02 819 S..1
Phlledphl• r4 e2 Bllhop
Plloanlx 106 ee Blythe
PtttltlUf~ 80 66 Cetelln•
Pttend. er se 02 Eur.-e
Ptlllnd. Ore 7.1 M FrMnO
-
SS
66
81 47
59
r8 se .01
73
63 1.02
r1 .02
r5
42
48 .03
81 .01
r3
74
75
88
rs .01
93 58
92 66 99 66 95 sr
re 42
90 S4 105 ;"'8
r2 ee
88 52
90 60
Ii(•-SURf RIPOil Smog
Where to cell (toll lrH) tor
,._, $ -~ WMA ..... ..__..... A .... T ....
Huntington lllufT9 t-3 taltr 10
Hunl::'tton Pier 1·3 71
8ante na River Jetty 1·3 =g~~ ..
40111 8t. Neowport• 1·3 ..
22ncl 8l Neowport 1"2 ftir-900d ..
9AlboeWt:n , ... ,..,~ ..
"°°'plle~ • I . POOf " 1 Ct. " =8rOOlta 1 ..
let! c .... 1-2 POOf N
~IMch 1-2 POOf . 71
(H~ln-U.,.enoel • 1"2 ,.., ..
..,, C»ment• Ptet 1-3 , .. 17
Trlll: (T treet) 1-) fOOd 87
Cotton'• Pafnt 1-Z Pf:' .. T,.... 14 . ..
lenOnoh 1.2 POOf • TOMo.-.-ow·• TtDE8: H1911 t:H .. ftl. ~ 2:46 p.m. Swell
Olractlofl tout"--l.
' I
llllMI ~omwttlon: <>renoe ty. (IOO) ~
lo• Ang•IH County: t•OO)
242-"022
~ Md ..,, lltt'nardlno
OOUtll ... : (IOO) ,_7~110
AQMO ~ C«ttw: (to0) 2~2 ......
Tides
TOOAY
S4oond low 1:12 p.in~ 1,3
S4oond ~:11 p.rn. u IDAY Flrtt low . 3:131.m 0.1 ::!rtow t:M a.m. 4.4
2:48 p.m. 2.0
leoond :f" 1:41 p.m. 8.t Sun Mt toctay et 7;IO p.m ..
, .... Weon.ci.y 11t 1:21 e.m.
..WWfoon "-:': llt t.~ p.m .. W~ l#Lll'I.,
. t.
CaW hu ~n ordered by tho
county PlannJna CornmlMlon to
end the M9nday night 1how1 by
Sept. 11 Callle .aid tht• 1how1
will conUnuc.
He said there were 1,694
d~nken·driving accidents in
· 19lfl and 26 traffic fataliUes.
wha1 kind of reepon.ee hr would
g.-\ i f he appealed the
cumml11ton'1 decl1lon lo the
county Board of Supt"fvlaora.
Rlley'1 dl1trict lncludea SrtnW
Ana Height#.
Earle Robita ille
Viejo Co. layOffs .
d ·ue· to· recession?
The slump in the housihg
market was blamed .by the
Missio p Viejt> Company, an
announcing cutbacl<s of more
than 300 of its work force since
J~uary, 1981.'
.ti y Nov . f. t h e majo r homebuild~r will have trimmed
its ranks to 650 full and part-time
em'ployees, company spokesman
Gerry Ugoabene confirme\'.i
today.
with the exception of upper
management workers.
"I think everyone's aware of
the r~ion in this country," he
said. "I'm optimistic that 1he
lowering of the prime interest
ra!A! and the recovery of the stock
market CM be the first step to
better things."
Ognabene said the company
will scrap its plans for a 'fll!W
headquarters building in Mllision
Viejo. Also, the Jack 0 Raub Co.
He said the layoffs will affect will relocate from Costa ·Mesa to
.all departments of the company, Mission Vjejo.
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'Bullet Train' to Brown
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A bill
establishing a new agency to
issue $1.25 billion in tax exempt
bonds to help finance a 160-mph
"bullet tram" through Orange
County between San Diego and
Los Angeles has passed the
Legislature. ·
A 24 -6 vo te in th·e Sena te
Monday sent ABJt47f by
Assemblyman Bruce Young, D-
Cerritos, to Gov. F.drnund Bf<\wn
J r . , w h o s u p po r t e d t\h e
legislatior:i.
lt woutcs create the ·Ullifo~ia
Rail Financing Passenger
Commi~ion. · · ·
Polk-e said money waa taken
from the h ouse on Y11chl
Encbuntre11 ·
A sum of mon~y. calculated to '
be »t leaal $5,000, waa dl8oovf'red
on the roof or the howie an Yacht
Camilla and police were combins
the area around the reservoir
today, 1earchlng for othe r
valuablee that might have been
taken.
Both Bulch and Gaynor are
being held in the Newport city
jail ln Ueu of $25,000 bail each.
From Page A1
HOSTAGES. •
"H e told my wife, 'I 'm
u~ and I won't hurt you.
Please help me for my mother's
sake. I'm not a criminal'." Austin
said. "l didn't know what to do
but he never threatened us and
we never feared for our lives."
After about 45 minutes, Austin
said the· suspect, David Gaynor,
20, of Newport Beach, moved to
the atrium out.aide the master
bf:droom and his wife nodded to
her husb&nd to escape. _
He said he walked out of the
house and a policeman grabbed
hi.s arm and, stooped over, they
scurried to the SWAT team's
headquarters .ill a n eighbor's
house.
Mrs. Austin ·escaped about 75
minutes later, again while the
suspect was in the atrium looking
for police.
"l didn't want to leave my
wife but when she nodded at me
to take some action I went to tell
police he was in our house. I felt'
bad that I didn't try to
apprehend him myself, but th~
police officer said that I did the
rig!'t thing."
Unce police knew Gaynor was
i n t h e A u s t i n home.. t h e
helicopter hovered overhead,
officers repeatedly telephoned
the home and police speakinR
through a bullhorn urge d
Gaynor to come out.
"l l was absolutely
frightening," said ~ woman
neighbor who declined to give
her name.
"I've never seen so many men
crawling on their hands and
knees They (SWAT t eam
members) were in every bush."
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'._;
Pac.le your hula Wrts Western Al.rimes has
brouqht bacJc H.Jwau for SJOO roundtnp It's the
best barg.J.m of the year /or lull liJ.TtJ travelers
HeTBs how to quahly.
Between now and October l. sunply buy
and use any roundtnp lull fare Coach or Pirst
Cldss t1c.lcet (Y or F d ass only) to anywhere
Western Auhnes flies in the United States,
eicept Alaslc,, Your 1np must be at ledst 300 ctJ.T
miles each way
• Thtjn, when you checJc m for both
your departing aJJd return flights, asJc the
agent for a "MJJhalo" sticker When you
have two stickers on your receipt, you
• _ have o coupon good lor a S/00
roundtnp Coach flight to
Honolulu. II _your qutJhlymg rnp
was FJJst Class, you Cdll go
First Closs to Hawau for
S200 roundtnp
You can take your HawoiJ
tnp any doy )>etween Sep-
tember 14." 1982, 4Ild MMCh
23, 1983, e1ecept the Chnst·
mu holiday period
(December IS, 1982, to
January JO, 1983). And
you must make your
Howal1 resenrtttions and
purchase your ticletJ no
ldter than Noftlmber I,
1982. S..ts ore bnutfl<i and
ticketing restricti0/111 aplfly.
J;ltavel Pttues mar. not be u~1o pay fw the liaw4ii trip.)
So fly lull fare C011ch or First Cius wJtli KW•te.m. lbu m•y Ji.re to
pq more t.hu1 th• ducounted lue.
but ~tern mdw It worthwhile.
With our unl>Htable S/00 Hawall
bonu.s. Call Western or·your 'T>arel
A gent Jor ct1J detd118.
'
YOUR TRAVEL AGBN1' JC.NOWS-JUST SAY. YOU NWT~TO FLYTHE WESTERN AJR F'ORCE. Or c.U
u.r 1111y hout ol th• d41 or night 11t 534-0881; nlit our tic.lcet of/Jc. in the Disney/ind Hotel or In Co.st• Mna
In th• Downey S.rings and Loctn BulJdlng, 3200 No. Bristol St. hr• 1u contoJtJe.nc.14, ~item Alrl.inN ti•n•
peraon•I de re.Hrv•done.s qu• h11bl1t e.spttilo/: (213) »6-4812. RN Air Cargo lttlormatlol'I onl~ 041.I (213)
"6·2222. ~'T'TYITPD f213) 776-3360.
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Ofange Coelt DAtLV PILOT/Tvledmy, Auguet 31, 1182 NI
NYSE 001'1POSITE TRANSACTIONS
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CLOSING 801.30
.Economy g8uge
\ip 1..3 percent
" WASHINGTON (~nrouraging avw
sign of economic recovery, the eovemment reported
today that lta' main gauge of future economic activity
jumped 1.3 percent laat month, the fourth monthly
gai~w. · riv e omiata had anticipated the latelt
increaae in the x of Leading Indicaton, and said In
adv~ that It would signal ,.i. leaat a modest recovery
from the re<leUion that ~as lasted for about a year.
Today's Cornmeri:e Deparlment report said the
·July gain in the index followed' lncreues ef 1.4
percent in April, O.t percent in May and p.3 percent In
Jµne. The index had fallen for 11 oonaecutive months
before ,..prU. ~
The index, which includes atatlstlcs from 10
separate categories, Is Intended to forecast future
economic trends. It often begins to rise several months
before the economy pulls out of a recession:
-Analysta inaide and ou1aide the government have
said an end to the recession i.s at ban~ or very cloee.
T-bill yields. il)crease 1
'· . ~ ASHINGTQN (AP) -~ields on short-term
Treaury securities roee after declines• the previous
twQ weeks had sent rates tumbling to their lowest
levels in two years, officials said. •
About $5.5 billion in six-month T-billa were
auctioned Monday>et-an average d.ilcount rate of 9.746
percent, up from.the 8.988 percent of .last week.
The government allo 10ld about $5.5 billion in
three-month bills at an a.verage rate of 8.604 percent,
up from the previous 7.748 percent. , ·'
Monday's yields, a measure of the cost of
government borrowing from the public; were the
highest since the Aug. 16. rates of 9.821 percent for •.
six-month billa and 8.616 percent for three-month billa. .
STOCKS IN THE SPOTUG
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GOLD COINS
[)(le to late transmission
today's llstlng will not eppear~n the Dally Pilot.
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SILVER.
Handy & Harmen. $7.970 per tro y
ounce.
GOLD QUOTATIONS
a, Tiie A11nt ... d,,... Selected world gold pl'lcel loell y:
' &.OfldOfl morning fixing $409..80, on SSAO. LAMldoft 11ternoon llalng $411.SO. off
18:90. ~.,lo afternoon fixing $398.84. up
·~4~ -Praftlltwt llxlng $407.88, up $7.M .
z.tcll. late eltamoon fixing $409.SO.
up S&.75bl0: $410.50 ulled.
HancfJ a Her1t1en only dally quot•
$411.50. up 19.30. • • ~only deity qUole $411.SO, up
$9.00. ' .,..._. only dally quote fllbricfMd
$432.08, up 19.45.
.................. ~$409.00 ••
$5.00.
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