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Home My WebLink About1983-01-31 - Orange Coast Pilot, THI ORANGI COAST COUNTY EDITION E1111•rt111111•r 1111.t cla1H'i11~ .. tur <.111~1·1 Ho!(t'r-. l1 r11u~ltt du.,.11 I hi' huu .. e• .,. lt1 • 11 .. he· ap1war1·d lwfor e· tlH' ln1liunu Lq.~i .. l11t\1rt" He •utl u hout the· fu~t·inutinµ. "oriel of tht> fumou-. in tocluy'!-> ~unu·~ & Fu1·c·i- l'olumn o n l'Hf(C' A i . ll ow dot>'> u hi!( d i )' c·op adju-.t lo the· slcnn·r pun· of t 111' C )run~c· Co a ... 1 ·~ Fi11 1I out in un i11 11•n ic•\\ with tlw mun "110 !->t1h·1•d tlw ··~tr. (,oodbar" 111ur1lc·r ca<.f'. l'a!(t' H I • --1 '\l*A*S*ll ' ntll} rlie. hut th1• •·h arn1·tf'r ... \Htn 'I. Col. "hc·rnH111 l"'ottu, pla)f'd hy llarr)' \1or~an~ Cpl. ~lax K linµ.c-r ( Jumie· J.'a rr ) a 11cl l-11tlu·r '111lrn h~ ( \\ illiam Chri~toplwr ) "ill ... 1ur in a n e" LH~ -.('ric•-. thi~ fall. P a!(t' IH. ~ll JWr Hem I X \II \1\'P John llil(~in.., chomp-. cJen~ 11 un h i-. mnuthpil'C't' he·fon• chompin~ clo" 11 e111 tlw \1 ia mi l>olphin ..... \ c-omplf'lf• \o\u1wr Sunrla ) wruJmp h<'!(in.., on PuJtf' ( I • -INDEX- -' At Your Service Erma Bombeck Bulle ttn Board Business Cavalcade Clau1f1ed Comics ere.word Death NollC't'S Edi tonal Entertainment Ann Landen Movies National Ne ws Public Notices Sporu Stock Marke~ Televl.ion Thea ten w .. ther r, A5 82 A4 BJ B2 C5-8 C4 C4 84 A6 84 82 S4 AJ 82,84-~ C J-3 83 ~ S4 A2 By ROBE RT BARKE R Of lhe Delly ,.lol a1.n Thl· Orangt· Const as l>rnl·m~ fur yc•t unoth1·r w1ntPI' storm that I!> l'XJ>4't'tt-d to strikt· WP<lnt•:.th1y .. hut t ht· wnrs l a pJ.>1.•ur.; ltt bt• over fw the• hard hit n>astul an·a. off 11·1a b s.11d to<la y Bill Ht•1t1·r, Oran8t-County puhl11 works ma1u1gt•r, said t1:1111.1~<' .tlong tlw t'OaSl "should bt• 11111Adw1 '· nc•Jr th1.c· magnnudt•" 11f thut l'aUM'(l hv last Thursday'i. f ll'rt't • SlCll Ill "II ... houldn'I bt• dl> St'Vt·n · J~ l.t:.t t111i1 hi ,,,1d tuJay "Wl' Man dies • Ill HB jail A11 autopsy was Sl'heduled tod11v lo determine thl' cal1SE' of dt·ath for a Huntington Beach m.1n who poht·t• say stoppl'U b 1 t· ... t h t n g w h t I e 1 n a de l ox if 1 c .i t t n n c 1• l I at the I lunltnl{lon Beach City Jail Tht• dt·dd man was 1denl1f1t'd a.' Cnsanw S<.·rrato Hurla Lo. ti2. a farm w orker who l1vt'd on Mandrt:.>11 Dnvl' rn Huntington Beath Huntington Beach police Sgt f..d ML"Erlaan s~ud Hurtato was alone• m the l't>ll when he was sma don'I t'><l>t'l'l ll lo> l111pµt·11 Ttw tulc•::i u n• lullui~ " Ttdl\'i, wh1d1 1 rnn1J11wd with ltc·uvv ru111full lo t'uusc• t.Juma~t· 1•s l1mall·d ut $11 1111111011 In 1111rtht•111 l'OHSlul ur 1·ll:. alu111', tlfl' 1•X pt'('ll'd t11 fall fr111n 11 J)l•uk 11f 7 f 1 · •· t S u t u r t.l a v t , , I 7 f 1·, · t W1·d11l·Mlay Off1nab ~in• 11:.s1•ss1ng th1· tl.llllUKl'~ Ill th1 • rt'"J.llh' In St•al B1·u1·h . 11ff1l·wb will hold u ~J')t'<.'IU I nwl'ling l• 1111gh l lu d1'(•1tlc-whul l'OUt-s.· to k1kt• City MariaKt'I Allc·11 l'ark1·1 '>illd ht• Wiii I l'ljUt'"l .tlllh1111L y h> • er t1 r t11r1• J !>I 1 Ul lll l'U I l'l1~1111•1•1 111 11~·s.s da11111g1 · to th•· 44 Y''"' old pit•r that was nppt·d 11110 1111·1-i• s.·1.:uuns by tlll' strn:m I.1st Wt-i•k Ht' sutd J S 11v1· th1· S1•.ll Ht·1td1 1'11·1 <..'01111111t11·1· Jiu" .tlrc·uJ v l'ollt-llt·d .1h1111t $1 ,:!110 towards r t•phJ.l'l118 lht· 1111•1 Ov1•r .111 UUOIUHI' IS l':.l1rna11·cl .1\ $.I 1111111<111 Parkt·1 ,,,,d lh . .t 110 1111111<·' in St-.al B1·u1 h a11d :!:!O h111i11 ·., 111 Surfsu.11• l>Uf f1•11'tl w.1lt r 111 .,,111d dam<1gt• In ll un11n~t1111 lk.11h 11 "'·" /llll\llUlllt'd lhJl }',111!11 (',1,1 ... t r i 11 q~ It w a y I r 11111 (; o Id 1· n w 1• s l :-;tn•1•t t11 S 1•,tl B•·Ul'h tn&y bt• ..J,,,....d f11r IW•• lf1 thn·•· Wt>t•lo! for n·pu1rs ()fl II i;il" s;11d Si.llld a11d watt•• 1•1ocl1•d putt of thl• 1i1.-hw.iy Thi· ,111111i .t1~1 lw 1· out Jlioul 4! I)() "> 4 U d I t • f I· 1 ·I II ( W tHHJt• t) pl.11ik111g 1111111tlw1·111l 11f tlw p11·r .1111i dbl Uplo·d "'Wo •r 111\l'S ()(flt 1,,J, ,.,1111\.ilt•d 11 1111ght ""' ,1l1oul $1 1111111011 to n •11.111 tlw Ii~ y1•.J1 old p11•1 It will 114 l lo"o·d 111d1·f11111 .. 1v M1-.1nwlttl1· No ·v. pn1 t lk.11 h <It\ utfH 1.tb d1~•l\'l01t•d J lt11k Ill Deily Pilot aleff Photo . f\iund dc·ad Sunday No evtdt·m·t• oif foul play has ~n found m 1·11r1nt·ct1on with the d<'ath, Ml'Erlatn said Ml'Erl<.11n :.c11J p o ltl'{' Wl'r•· summoned to Magnolia Strl't'l ,.md Warm·r Avl•nue at 3 15 p m Sunday by a L"aller whu said ;1 mJn h.id fallen d own whtll' ridtng d b1l'yde Off1cNs arrt>:;lt'd the man . 1dent1C1ed laLer as llunato, on susp1c1on of being drunk 1n public and plact"d him in a padded detox1Ctcauon l't'LI Parking lots a t Orange Coast Colle~f' wt"r•· full this morn mg a s !'lf)rinfi; semes te r classe s be gan. Colleges packed for spring Po lice said pnsoners tn these t't.•lls are l·hc'<'ked routinely every 30 mmutes Jail off1l'1als n oticed at b 30 pm that Hurla to did not appear to be breathing A Jail nurst'. then paramed1<'s were· o;;u mmoned. M cErla 1 n said Hurtato was taken to Pacifica Hospital in Huntinglo n Beach. whPre hC' was pronoum-ed dead (See JAIL, Page AZ) By PHIL SNEJOERMAN Of!M D.., ...... l lell Campus parking lot:. wo ·rt· c logged toda y as Coast Communit y Collt'ge Distric t <;tudC'nts returnPd for the first day of sprang !!CmestC'r classes Mon' th<1n 70.000 studenL<; are l'Xpc<'tcd to atv•nd sprang cla..."5e~ at thP Coast 01!.lnl·t 's three rolli>gt-s Orange Coast. G oldl'n Wt>St and Coasthm· .Desp1ll' st.aw funding cuts that have• for<.·l'd tht· t>hmination of many n •cn•atwn and pt:.>rso nal en r IC'h men t t·ou rs es. col It' ge 11ffH·1als !>ay n·g1strat1on has Ice sculpting chilling job for CdM l11an By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL Ot IN Deity r.ot at.ff Mark Daukas gt•L.., <lrf'S...<;«I wht•n h1· g1)1.., to work Overly drE'SS('<i. rmE· might i.uppnsc:• HP puts on a pair of swt'at panL' and a -;wrat 't11rt Over that <.'Om<'S ski pants outf1tt.t'acket On goes a ~'ball cap. then a wool watch t·ap It 1s only aft.er putting on pair nf msulatl'<.i h1 .. 1t.s and a pair of ht>avy mattc·ns thdt Oaukas. :!~. of Corona del Mar. 1s ready to grab thl• l<Jtl·h on th1• ht•avy door and stc.•p into his workroom. kt•pt dl J not-so-<.·omfortablP 18 dPgrc'<'s Thi' workroom as the heart of thl· Orangt· County ke Co building in downtown Anaheim As l'halk'<i a ir pours from the ovprhPad C'ooling units. Daukas moves lo thC' woockn work t.abh' His tools an elC'C'lrtc ('ham saw, a router. a s1x -pronR ll'l' shaver and .i hand :i;aw are at the readv Daukas 1s an 1u• sl.'ulptor Has .)Ob 1s lo tum giant blocks of ice many fonr.ed by "weldmg" o;;maller blocks together tnto centerp1(>('('S for 1hose who don't mind spendrng hundreds. sometimes thousands of dollan; for an attraction that wtll melt away "It's a pretty cool Job," Daukas laughs during an interview an a warmer storeroom "That's the lme I USC' to break the lct' You could say my assE'ts always liquidate " These are busy days for Daukas. who rl"<:e ntly completed his mosl chaille ngmg work "Just Marr ied " The work showed a couple m a l'han ot bemg pulled by a horse It was detailed. intricate and imprOMive It represent.eel 7~ hours of work. much of it In the dead of night. In fact, a photographer that showed up to take a picture o f the work found It.II creator asleep behind a battered desk in the iceh ouse storeroom. Last week, Dauka.s was bu1y completing hi.I latest assign ment. a bull for u1e aa the cente rpiece at a party for the opening of a Memll Lynch building in Garden Grove The bull Is Merrill Lynch's adverll1lng symbol rl•ma.Jn<'<.l strong amol\~ '>lUdt·nL' seeking VOC"8t1onal trL11n1ng and .1l'ddl·n1ll 111 ... tr lll t 1•11\ Jll l"I I " t ran1der to " ruur -yedr UnlVt•rsity Busmcss .ind l'Ompult•r l l<.t'\S~.., were among tht • •ll1r.,t'" th;.it f11!1-<l mo~t qu1lkh <At ,.11 th rt•l' :.l'hoob. coll<'~<.· olfttiab ,,,td 1-:vt•n though spring t 1.1'-.-.C'~ hav1· st.artl'd. '>tudt·n~ ... ull may 1·nroll this week 1f spaC't' I!> <1v .. 11l.1hlt• Some communttv c11ll1•l(f' officials and slud<.•nt!> ft•c11 lht• spring term wtll bt• th1• la~t offered On a IUillon frf'I• UaSI~ (jov (;1·11q:w Ol•ukmt>Jlan has prnpo!lt'd a $50 pt'r semester fee ln r .ill ..,llld<'nL,, lx·gtnrnng n<'Xt fall. Tht• [Pi' plan must be approved by the Cahforma Lt•l<(aslaturc Spring enrollm1•n1 al Orange Cnast Collc•gt· m Custa Mesa is r·x pt><·tc'<i to rN1<·h :m .~00 Al the <.; o I d <.· n W <' s 1 l' a m p u s 1 n lluntington Bc-at·h c1bout 19.000 <.pring o;;tudc•nts arc• 1'XJX'<.'ted At CodSthnt'. which offers classes throughout th<' district, 21 .000 -.tudC'nts arc <1nl1npatl'd this t<'rm M oll o f the bull had bee n completed. following the time-roneumlng proce19 of fwdna (Sff FROZEN, Pase Al) Mark Daukat positioned icy bull on banquet table bef o~e affixing ilt Icy horn• to complete the corporatt" Cf'nte rpaece. • the 11urfac·t• uf tht· N1•wpurt Pier uvt•r the w~kend Thl' hole, about lht-size of n manholt· l'Ovcr, 1a al tht' l'nd of the strut·tur1• Both c·aly p1<'n1 tht• Newport Pal'r and tht• &ll>ua Pier will bt• l'ht-><:ked tocfoy for structural durnagl' South Orangl• Count y art:.>ai> J J.IJ>t'an:d Lo bt· 1111>re fortunate und tht• total damages tht·re wt:.>re rl'porlt>d al SW.000. ac·t:ordmg to 1·ounty off1l'1als In C'apL">trano 8-·ac·h. six homL-S \See NEW RAIN, Page A?) Storm debris heavy By Tbe As~ated Press Many Cahforn1a residents took advantage of sunny weather t.o return to flooded or sand-clogged homes and begin the cleanup aft.er last week's violent Pacafit· sto rm s . whalP so me Midwesterners coped wnh up to 8 inches of snow Los Angeles County Fire De partme nt s p o k esman Dack Frie nd said 75 t r uckloads o f deb ris w ere removed from Malibu beac hes an 12 hours ending early S unday "There's still an awful lot o f debris in the water ,'.' he said . In N o r thern Calaforn1a , e mergency crews at Rio Vista work ed around the clock to reinfon."e levees protecting 16,800 acres of farmla nd. Emerge ncy Servll·es s po k esma n Larry Bu ffaloe said t:rop losses from flooding probably would be "substantial." The week-long storms caused an estimated $71 mill1on in damases. leavmg 10 people dead, 22 Injured and 3,960 displaced. John Taylor o f the California Office of Emergency Services in Sacramento said Sunday. Four moisture-lad en storms have hit the state since Jan 2 1. the las t one on Friday naghl. Dunng the penod. ram and gusty winds combined w1lh high udes a n d 15-foot waves to batter Cahfom1a's 840-male coast . A new "weak weather system" moved in from the Pacific late S unday, but National Weather (Set STORM, Pagt AS> 'Stereo' triggers shooting A dispute over loud stereo music apparc•ntly led to the shooting of a Chula Vasta man and hts w1ft• who were visiting their son's Huntington Beal'h apartment o n Sund ay. police !'aid The.• Chula Vista residents. Charlt.'~ Howard Edwards. 38. and Cht•ryl Louise Edwards. 35, wen• relea.st'd from Huntington Intcrcommun1ty Hospllal after trt'atmc•nt for gunshot wounds. Hunungton Beach polke Sgt. Ed McErlain said Danny Ra y Couch, 31, of Huntingt on Beac h , h as been jailed on suspicion of attempted murder His girlfnend. G uyneU Lakes. 30. who lives at the same Huntington Beach add ress, al.so was h e l d o n sus picion o f attempted murder for allegedly acting as an accessor y in the incident McErlam said the Chula Vista couple were v isiting their son Richard. who laves at 4901 Heil Ave .. when Richard yelled to his neighbor Couch -to turn down hlS stereo at about I a.m. Sunday A fe w minutes later. Couc h knock e d al th e Edward• apartment a n d argued with Richard and C harles Edwards, police said. Th~y said Couc h returned la~r with a revolver. which h e allegedly fired at Charles Edwards, who opened the door. According to police, CharlH Edwarda rMChed to ct.fleet the bullet and waa wounded 1n the riaht middle fln,er. A f~t of Ow aame bullet 1truck hll wife In the chest. po)lce •Id. She w• not eeriowly hun. -- 'I O tt ''1f:':tl "Jj "1\ai'u '1:U1'r'1?l1'f'4i 'frtr :I ±••/.;.. ~ Ore11gu Coaat l)All Y PILOT /Mondoy, Januurv 3 1, 1983 Deficit-choked $848 billion budget unveiled for U.S. WAS HIN GTON (AP) Pree1dem lt-..11gan wday unvt11led 11 deficit t·hokt·d $1i4A ~ htlllon budget pla11 for l 91:l4 u1 whkh t he e ntire spending tnt•rt•<1111 would be absorbed by the military and hlght-r int ert-'st charges on the nallonal dl!bt A:; he delivered his 11pending blueprint to Con~re811, thl' president plunged straight into a aho wdown with lawmak er.1 over his push to give more to defense a nd less to social programs He said he remains "adamantly opposed" to a pubhl' JOb6 bill. the first order or busines.s on Capitol Hill. Despite a $189 billion dt'f1t·11 projecllon for fiscal 1984, !he vear he o nce plt•dRed w ould 11huw u 11u1 plu!I, t hr prt'•ldt'llt dl·t•lutt·d· "T ht' stuai1· la li~t. 1 (l'"('()Vl'I y lo Vll(OrllWI, IU8taln11l>lt·, n1m1nflouon11ry t'<.'\momk l(n>wth 1i. tmm11w1\l •·swndlly .. nd unmhnokably, o u 1 n at i (In u I econ o rn y l 11 l'1Jrnplt•1 rng the traniuttur\ frmn re<.'t'!ISIOn to r l ,•ovt·ry." he IWlld Heagon µropoNed lo incrt.·1111t• sµ<'nd111K In tht• r\l'W Cl*:al ycur by $43.3 b11l1on or 1:1 modest ~ 4 1wrn·nt from ftst·,d I !Hl:~ wh1t'h entb Sept 30 Thl' 1nC'reast'. un amuun l •Hil-qualt' only to covt·r the t·x1wi:tt•d rate of 1nflat1on, t•t1ualed lht• nimb1ned rise devntt.'Ci tt> ddense 1:1nd interest on the nutaonal debt. That left all domesllt' spending on balan(•c lro:wn wt 1)r twlow thlM yu11 r'• lt'vt•li. Pruurumi. to1 1111 p oo1· lndud1ng fu11d 11tu111p11, Wl•lfan· t1111I duld 11111r1111111 w1111ld he · rt•duet•d Annuul ('rn1l of living rullwi-for So<:lul Swurlty and ottwr Jll'n1u1111 1111d d1s11hillly prn~tum11 would lie' 1h•luyt.'t.I !ill( rnunths Ovl'rull s pt·nding on furrn p r11i.:r11111s, 1•n1•rKY 1.111cl ttw NlVll'Ullllll'llt, 1•d11n1\1111l Hllll )'lb lru111111g would full Guv1•r11m1•11l und milllury :.1:1l1.1r1es and pens1on.11 would b<· frou·n for 11 yt•11r lluwt•vcr, lhl' µresident sought 11n 11dd1t1om1I $1 5 m1l11on to run his Whitt• House offrn.·s und $500.000 for the rt'!lldem·io· Mt·unwhill', the· Pt·ntagon 's liucl"l't ft11 l IHJ4 would jump $:UJ 7 bllll11n -01' 14 J>Or<.>enl - t•1 $:lJff.tj bllllon, l'Ven after an $6 l11lllon ~·ut from the 191H dtoft'r\At' ~pt•rn.llng t.•11v111lo1wt. miw $1 .:.! tflllwn unJ nwu11lllll(. w0uld ri1u: by $ 14 :1 bil hon t.u $1 OJ 2 b111 mn l(1·11~un uli.11 n illl'd for $140 1111111111 111 !!lundhy tul<t'M from r1:H·al IHHll through ltlliH 1( tH'l'd('d to t11Jld duwti future dc·(1nl'> Tlw p11(•k.i~l" t.•o nsrstlng uf a erud~· 1111 1·x1·1si· tax t-qual to 12 1·1·nL" ~lt·r ~ullon of gusolme uml an un11µ1·1·dic·d 1r1l·ome t ax s urdwr~1·, 1)1 1 t.•ady has been d i'l' I 11 r l' J d t' ,, d h y I l' 1.1 d 1 n g ml•muerw ot ConHreu. And ulth o ugh his o wn ,. t' o r1 o m I <' t u r e c· • • t 1 l' t11 1 um•mployment /ltH'11iating obove 10 pt!rl't.·nt wcl lntci 1084, the president dt•clarcd, "I rt•muln 11d1tmantly oppo!W<f U> ~mporary make-work publk Johll or public works," u potJition congreu1onaJ Ot·mc.x.:rnl.11 u11d rnu11y Rcpubllcan will re11ist mightil,Y . Heagan rt:)tX'ted uny major tax 1 rn:reasc-s for 1984 and promised lo prOU.'('l income tax cuui now on I h t· b o o k s C r o m re p e a I b y ( 'on((t'L'S.' llow1•v1•r , h is llHl4 budget would ae<:elerate an increast' in So<.·ral Security payroU taxes as part or a bipartisan compromise of t.ax and b«:netlt change., for re.wrln" ltw penalon syatbm Ill health . The ch.anae • w ould n--duc:e next y~ur'a deficit by •fl tttJtlmuicd $12.2 blUion Crom wh1t1 It Olherwlae would be. Wtthout his dome11tk budgt·l 11aving11, Reagan 111ald1 futur~ f edt>ral deficiu will reaC'h unprecedented he l~h ta ~ climbing from $23 1 blU1on next year to $300 billion in 1988 - and snuff o ut ~my hopes for a.. lasting r eturn to economic; prosperity. Evt>n with t'ongressional approval o f his plan, thll! president would be forced to at'cept defic1l8 that wo uld still run above $1 00 billion by 1988. Amphitheater construction to begin Reagan's Proposals------- The federal O.flclt wall reach S208 b1l1on In current l1acal year. St 89 b1lkon 1n 1 984 end S 194 b1•1on 1n 1 985 ByJODl CAOENHEAf.> Of 1"9 O•llJ Piiot St•tt Constr1..1t·t111n 1 ~ t·xp1•t•t1 •d 111 b t' g 1 n T u 1• :-. d .1 v o n 1 h t· I 1rn g ;1 w ~11 I,. d $ I () m 11l11J n op1 •11 ;11r ;11nph1t ht·<tlt·r at !ht• Ura11g1· ( 'ou111y l•'a1q.(rou11d:-. 111 t '0: .. 1.1 Mt·~• 'l'h" lo1ir h.,,,rd lu-.l W<·l'I< .;pp! \\\'1·d .1 Ill'\\ 1·1Hi~tl Ut'll<lll • 1t11tr.1l'l with .1 Long R1•a c Ii 1 •111Hr;H'lW Ed (; rusdi Off ll'la I~ ... .,_~_.. ....... ~~~i::llll~MlACCaa **t:ti!::tt::li!::lif::j~ ,...,.,_ 9PNE The long-a wailed amphitheater al lht> Orang•· Counl y faiq~rourul!!" is due to becom e realiay with construction to begin Tue!->lla). NEW RAIN EXPECTED FOR COAST • • • From Page A 1 s uffen•d s tructu ra l damage. mostly tu outside dE"Ckmg and sea walls~ Thre(' homes an South Laguna received about $5.000 in damage whllL' Crystal Covt.• anJ Enw rald Bay were not affrc. ted Fo ur humc,-s in V1cwraa &al·h wcrt• dam<tged with loSSl!S running at about $:W,000 Damage $70.8 million By The Associated Press Here lS an infonnaJ breakdown o( the damage cauS<'d Dy last wt.--ek's Cahfom1a storms. Tht• figures total $70.8 million and were compiled from estimates by local officials. These-are th<' latest figures as o{ the weekend APTOS. HIO DEL MAR AREAS OF SANTA CRUZ COUNTY $~0 million RINCON AREA OF VENTURA COUNTY $10 m1l110n SUNSET, SU RFSIDE. SEAL BEAC H IN ORANGE COUNTY $11 m1lhon SAN DlEGO COUNTY $5 m1ll10n MARIN COUNTY $4 .5 million SAN MATEO COUNTY $1 :i million SANTA MONICA AND REDONDO BEAC'H PIERS IN LOS ANGELES COUNTY $'.L 5 million HOMES IN MALWU LOS ANGELES COUNTY $4 million SANTA BAHBARA. L'AHPINTEHIA /\HE.AS OF SANTA BARRA RA COUNTY $2 :'! n11llinn L1sl "'1·1·k 's high lldt•s ulso l.1uSt..U 111! from 1warhy wl'lls lo s pill 111to tht· Bolsa Ch1t-;1 Wella11ds . <1CTord1ng lo Halph Young Cdlrfornia Dt•partment o f Fish ;;nd l;anw spokt-s man So far. nll major damagl' to w1ldlifl· in the marsh has been reportlod, Ynung said. but 1f tht• oil rcs1duf' t'Ontinues Lu wash into tht· arc<1, 1t l'OUld pose c1 threat to plants and ;1namals Tht• sµalls. wh1rh IH'l'Ut red s...•veral t1mt.•s during last Wl'C'k's storms. wc•n· C<lUSl'd b y wci ler washmg OVl'I' thl• nmcrele bases of tht.> oil wC'l ls, Y uung said An esr11nated 100 barrt•ls of ml s p1llL'd into the mars h "Normally, tht.· m sulauon pads art• protN·tc·d . but wt· hud l'll.ec•ptwnally high watC'r and wands last wPek." Y 11u ng s;.11d Amirwil USA, Int• will be· paying for thl' dt·anup of thl· 11il. Y11ung s;.11d Ttw t·ompany ow11s !lat· o il wt•lb wh1l'h 'IUI round th1• marsh lor N1•d1·rl:1Pd<.'r Wt·st C:o.1~1 Cw·p . t·1111llact1·d by lh1 · sl<.lll' tn IJurld lh1· 1:».000 ;.1.,11 tl1l'al1•1. snught 111·w l'11nMruc·t11111 hrds 111 a11 1•fl1irl to l11w1·r l't>Sls 0 r I g I 11 a I I y C L P 1· l' k l'1111~trU1 lton Co. 11f lrv1111· had. lx·•·n lt·nl.<Jllvt•ly :.(·k<.·ll·d tu lmild. ttw amph1theatN, bul uff1nals sought :J rll'w rou11J uf bids. Other t•nst-t·utt1ng measures also are planm·d Nt·derlander off1c1als ~11d a covt'rcd st.age wit I havl' to be• postpom'Ci until rn·xt year C n n S t I U l' l I 0 n II f ~ t• <!mph1th1•alt•r 1s t•xpc<'tcd to bt- t•omplt•ted by July , m time for tht• annu<.il county C..1r The proJeCt 1s already four years behi n d sc h edule N ederland e r o fficia ls have blamc'CI the delays on legal and finant·1al setbacks. I n olh t.•r fair board d1·velopm1•nL._, mt•mbc·r Lt'O Love n ·signl•d from lhl· panPI last Wt'l·k anrl a lx1ard mL·mber whu&- lt•rrn expin-d two Wt'l•ks ago was ell'l'll'd µn'Slch•nt Liiv(•, a n·t1rcd Newport Beach fll'e ch1l'f, s<11d he gave up lhl' non-paying posi t ion tll spend 111ort• tlnw at his rww h1lm1• an J\pph· v .ilky jj(,t) St'llt. whose term t'Xpared .);in 15. W<t" 1·lt'(:t1-<i to l1 ·ad th(' p;1ru·I Iha! OVl1l'Sl1l'S OJ~.'l'GillOflS al llll' sprawling f<.11rgrountls, which 1rll'hJd1•::; lh1· swap mt.'l'l arid tht• I' I .• JI II t' d I :'i . () II () " (. ii t ,ti) I pl d \ 111 '.ttl 'I :-.t'.Jl l'"ulcl nql he rt'Ht'ht•d for t1111 11111·nt but sevt·r o:il board trll'111li.·rs s<1 1d 11 niuld ht· n\onths l.K·fon• C1w Gl·urgc· l~:uhmq1an fills thC' hoard vacancy JAIL • • From Page A 1 Mc£rl<.1111 s.a1J I lurtato had not ... 11 uggll'U with 11(f1t Prs whil11 bring. arrl'Stt'd and Jalll'd Th<· Orang<· c~>urHy Coronl'r's st<1ff IS t')\J)4 '('t<•d to dl'lt•rmmr• thl' t':JUS<' nf dt·ath City r1ff1c1als said I lurt.1t11 was tht• first person Jo dH· in tht! currl'nl cit y Ja il sin1·(• 11 was limstructed ni."1e years a~t) Pair sought in FV h eist Police m Fowllaan Valley are search ing for two mt.•n ·who robbed an Alpha BNa markt'I at gunpoint Friday night. f!{:emg with an und.eterminf'd amount of money Police said the Mexicans i·nlered the Alpha &•!.a al 8930 Warnl'r Avt• <Jbuul 7 :rn pm Cash wa~ t11k('n fr11111 lht• sail• and .1 1 lw('k '-t<tnd N•1 1>11t• w11~ In JU red Ex1endlng a 11x·month delay on Soclel Security coat·of·llvlng increases to Supplemental Security Income. ~oad Retirement. Veterans Compeneation, Veterans Pen111ons Food Stampa and Child Nutrition EiJ DefenM apendlng would increase from S208.9 blllon in 1983 to 5238 6 b1Mion In 1984 and $27 7 5 bi Ikon 1n 1 985 In addltlOn to a one·year Fr .. zeon federal pay end penaiona, a mllf()f overheul ot the Civil· lefvlce retirement system is proposed AP $146 billion tax increase sought WASHINGTON (AP) --Here, at a glance, are h1ghlrgh1S or Prc>Sidt·nt Reagan's proposed budget for the 1984 fiscal year, whtrh st.arlS next Oct l : SPENDING $848.5 b1Jl1on. an increase o f $43 3 billion, with $:m b11\1on of th1.: increase going for defense REVENUES: $1J60 b1llaon . an m<:re~· of about $63 btlhon DEFICITS: Thi· budget fort~'(·s a fiscal 1~84 deficit of $18!1 h1ll1 on. down from the 1983 def1c1t n o w estimated al $208 btllwn A <h·f1l'll uf $HM b1llicm rs pn.-d1ct.ed for fiscal 1985. SPENDI NG CLITS: The budget ant1c1patcs savings by dt•l:.iy1ng for six months t·ost-t>f-llv1ng tmTeases fur people who g<'t S(.)(•1al Sa-ur1ty, food st.amps. c·hild nutrition a.td, rwlroad r1·t1rr·mt·1lt , Vl'tl'rans' pt·nsrons, and vet1:ra ns ' disabilit y TAXES: Thl• plan t·<.ills for tax increases of $146 billion over I hrt'l' ve:.irs slartmg m fl~wal 1986 1f the economy is in a recovery and ,1 ~·l('(·t1Vl' "frc·c·w" as t..nat'U>d The new taxes would include a $~-a-barrt'I levy on llll. increasing gasoline pnc~s by 12 ('('nL<> a gallon. and a sureharg1• on ellh1·r mcome taxes or mrome ASSUMPTIONS: Heagan's plan assumes that the economy wlll grow by 3 pert't.'nl this year <ind 4 percent in 1984, that unemplovnwnt will peak in mid-1983 and remain h1~h DEFENSE: The budget calls for a $30 billion mcrease in d efC'nse s pending to $2J9 b11lion tn fiscal 1984 and a $39 billion ml'n·aSE' the following year to $277 billion. "WORKFARE": Reagan prOJ)OS(.'S to require able recipients of food stamps, welfar,L' and somt' other government aid programs to take public service JObs Receipts• 800_ Outlays ~ Deficits D 600- 400 200- 0 - Budget At-A-Glance Btltons of Dolats Fair weather to • re Illa In through Tuesday (,'on.4'/al Felr through tontghl wltl'I ov•rnlght lo•• •2 to •8 Conllnuecl felr on TuMd•y w11h lncreeatng tilgh c lovdlne•• Tue1d1y alternoon High • T"""•y 85 10 10. Elae w here. l rom Point Conception to the Me•lcen bOrde< and out 60 m11N Light veneble wlndt ntohl 9nd mornTng hour•, btoom1ng •••• to northwffl 8 to 16 kl\011 during afternoon on T"""my WHl9'1y 1well• 8 10 10 leet over Outer water• end 4 to 8 f-ovet lnne< water•. F1t1 ttirough Tu11d1y morntno '"""''no croudln11• T~ey llftemoon Temperatures Brownsv•ll• Bul1alo Burhnglon Casper Charl1111on S C Charte.1on WV Charlolle. 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S•c•emenlo and El, Dorado counllH -Period• of rain or thowe<s through Frldey wHh anow ;n lhe moun11ln• lrOffl Mar 4,000 '"'' In 1ti• north to 6,000 f"I In the •011th lempereturH ne., nounel At tower elevtllon1, high• In lhe 50• and tow. !rom the 30• 10 the IOw 401 CENT RAL C A LIFORN I A 1nctudlng San Frenclaco, San Joaquin, Amador and Alplf'• counllH -Petloda ol rain or lhe-1 tlltoulln Friday •ltl'I MOw 1n tht rnountelna ftom ,_ e.ooo '"' notth to 7 ,000 fffl •oulh 'Neat normet ttft'lpt•turM with hlQh• rn the 00. to tow IOt and IOWt from the 30t 10 the 40e. 80VT HlflN OALIFOflNIA ouun Afll AS -vu11bl• ~with • QOOd Ofl-of .,,_. at time.. Windy perlOff. High• 46 Jo 116 In th• Owen• Vl#Wf, ot'*""4M 52 to N ""* 0""'11 Md '°' IOW9r """'· low. H to H In OMflt Vlllly, ~ ,. to 4& ""'"' OM«t• Ind 4t 10 N io.-, dllettt. aouTHlflN OALlflOfH~IA OOAllAL ANO MOU'MTAtlt AMAi ----~ WednMCllly """' Gii.-Of ~ ThurlCMIY Md Ftldey lflO'lr lil¥9I NW 1.000 IHI Wlndv C*lodl. ,., ~ .. Tuesday February t, •' ''·~• t/v'f1,;H ,,, y,,t(f "' •A u !i Clt·OI 01 Comm11<ce Fronts·Cold ..,. Warm ,.. .,... high 5& to ea tind tow. tn Ille 401 Ind la-SO., Mountain hlQhe In the 40e wttf'I IOwt mo.tty 28" to 40. Smog report Wiler• to oetl (toll frMI ror --~loll: ~ : (IOO) 44841ff Lo't At10•l1t Covr1ty: (1001 Nl..U ...... #Id left ..,,..,... ~ea: .. ''° AQMO Oentef'I (IOO) ....... • StatiOnary .. Tides STATE State GOP picks Reinecke, urges Reagan's re-election By Tiie A11oclated Pre11 SACRAMENTO -The California Republican Party has elected former Watergate defendant Ed Reinecke as state chainnan and endorsed a second term for President Reagan. The resolution urging Reagan to seek a second t.erm In 1984 was sponsored Sunday by U.S . Sen. Pete Wilson, who said the Republican president needs four additional years to "L'Omplet.e hls vision of pea<.-e and prosperity " Raid nets $28.6 million cocaine LOS ANGELES -About 150 pounds of cocaine worth $28.6 million on the street was seized Sunday and 15 people arrested as law enforcement officers raided a freighte r in Los Angeles. Ha.rbor. The drug's value made it the largest cocaine seizure in the Los Angeles area, police Detective Hank Foresta said. Jabber home gutted by blaze LOS ANGELES The Beverly Glen home of Lakers basketball star Kart.-em Abdul-Jabbar suffered $3 m illion worth of damage as fire engulfed the two-story structure early this morning. a fire ofhcial said. The 7,000-square-foot home on North Stone Canyon Road near the exclusive Bel-Air section of West Los Angeles was completely involved an flames when firefighters arrived shortly after 3:44 a.m. 3 more fires hit medical center LOS ANGELFS -Three fires hit Cedars-Sinai Medical Center over the weekend, less than three weeks after the last in a spate of suspected incendiary blazes believed set by a single arsonist. No one was injured or evacuated and no major damage was reported Crom trio of fires in an unoccupied portion of the high-rise hospital, city fire spokesman Jim Wells said. Braniff Airline pact approved FORT WO RTH. Texas -A federal bankruptcy judge today approved an agreement to allow d efunct Braniff International to lease some of its planes and facilities to Pacific Southwest Airlines, a plan that could put as many as 2,000 former Braniff employees back to work. (PSA serves John Wayne Airport.) NATION Amtrak train hits freight car WINNEMUCCA. Nev. -More than a dozen people were taken to the hospital for examination or treatment for minor injuries after an Amtrak passenger train struck an empty freight car and derailed, train officials said. The eastbound "San Francisco Zephyr" from Oakland was headed for Ogden, Utah, Denver and Chicago when it struck the freight car at about 4:30 a.m. Sunday. Journal begins E urope edition NEW YORK -Dow Jones & Co. published its first issue of the WaJJ Street JoumaJ-Europe today, ext.ending its financial newspaper to a third continent. Teachers r e turn to classrooms CALIFORNIA, Pa. -Teachers reported \0 classrooms instead of picket Imes today as they and about l.400 students returned to school, e nding a bitter and sometimes violent 82-day strike. Christian school head released PLATTSMOUTH, Neb. -The head of the Faith Christian School was rel~ased from jail for a fourth time today, and he celebrated his freedom by calling on God to prevent further interference with his fundamentalist school. The Rev. Everett S1leven did not say if he planned to reopen the school iD the basement of the Faith Baptist Church in Louisville, Neb. He had been sentenced to four months in jail by a Cass County district judge for refusing to use state-certified teachers at the school. WORLD Fierce fighting flares in Beirut BEIRUT, Lebanon -Israeli soldiers and Arab guerrillas fought in the streets o f Beirut today, leaving one lsraelUoldier and three civilians dead. and Israel charged the ambush was launched from an area supposedly under U.S. Marine control. Bush meets top German officials BONN. West Germany -Acknowledging that the NATO allies have "differences" on anns policy, Vice President George Bush met with top West German officials today in an effort to bolster their resolve to deploy new U.S . nuclear missiles next winter Quebec unions mull strike off er MONTREAL -About 66,000 non-medical h ospital workers joinl'd 100,000 other Quebec public employees in an illegal strike today while union leaders weighed the provincial government's latest proposal to halt the escalating job action. The strikes, whic h began five days ago to protest government-ordered wage cuts, have suspended cJasaes for an estimated l.3 million primary, secondary and junior college students and disrupted numerous other government services throughout Quebec province. Truckers protest gas tax By Tbe A11oclaled Pre11 A 1trlke by lndl'pendent trucken1 alowt.>d lhe flow of food, st~I and other producl.8 from the nation's farma and fact ories today, bul mnny drivers kept on trucking des pite reports of violence crackling over their citizens band radios. Gunshots hit at least four riga, clnderblocks were dropped from an ovttrpass on five, three trucks were sabotaged while parked and nails were sprinkled on a highway in scattered incident.<! in Pennsylvania, Maryland, O r e g o n , Ohio , U t a h and Alabama, pohce said. There were unconfirmed reports of shots being fired m other areas. It was hard lo tell how many of th e nation's 100 ,000 independents actually supported the shutdown called by the Independent Truckers .Association at midnight to protest proposed mneascd fue l taxes and highway user foes. Many other trucking groups opposed the action. The strike does not affect the Teamsters or the regulated tru('king companies. Inde pe nden t truckers, who own (Ind operate their own rigs. haul most of America's fresh food and much of its household goods and steel , althoug h they represent fewe r than 15 percent of the nation's truckers . T hey oppose recently approved boosts in federal fuel taxes and truck fees. The fees take effect in July 1985 and the fuel taxes go into effect in April of this year. Ma r yland state police Sgt. J ames Lough said the front tire of one tractor-trailer was shot out and another truck was hit by a c1nderblock o n U.S 40 near Cumberland. In Portland, Ore .. a gunshot hit a tra('tor -traile r and nails were dropped along parts of Interstate 5 m the southwest part of the city, Portland police spokesman Dave S impson said. The Utah Highway Patrol said a bullet s hattered the rear window on one rig in Murray, a suburb of Salt Lake City, and Alabama state police said a bullet hit the windshield of a coal tru.ck in Blount County in the northern part of the st.ate. State police in Pennsylvania r e ported five rock-throwing incidents but no injuries. Ohio state troopers were investigating a report of a rock thrown at a truck on interstate 275 in Clermont County. Mike Parkhurst, president of the Independent T ruc ke r s Association . predicted "every truck on the highway is going to (See STRIKE, Page AO Guilty plea in mobile home scam A Newport Beach man faces up to nine years in state prison after he pleaded gu i l ty to swind ling 13 mobile home customers out of $500,000. Robert Swick . 46, w ill be senten ced Feb. 14 in West County Munici pal Court in Westminster The Newport man was the pr<.'s1dent o f now-defunct Country Style Mobile homes, whic h o pe r a ted in Garden Grove, Canoga Park and Pomona from 1977 to 1981 Swick pleaded guilty last week to 13 counts that he deposited m o ney fro m mobile home purchases into his company checking account instead of clients' trust accounts. He also pleaded guilty to a charge that he failed to pay the state about $20,000 in sales taxes. The charges were liled last May following an investigation b y the s tate Department of H o using and Community Development a nd the Attorney General's offi~. We're Listening ••• What do you like about the Daily Pilot! What don't you like? Call the number at left and your ~ will be recorded, tr&NCJibed and delivered to the appropriate editor. 642·6086 -=.::' .... ••w4 , I The same 24-hour an1werin1 aervke may be used to record let- ters to the editor on any topic. Mailbox coatributon must include their name and telephone number for verification. No circulatioa calls. please. Tell us what's on your mind. OAAHOE COAST Dilly Piiat / • Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Mondey, JllftUllY 31, 1113 "' .............. .,,a., ..... Mark Daukas uses saw to touch up mane of horse pulling chariot in ''Just Married," his most intricate sculpture to date that took 75 hours of carving. FROZEN ASSETS MEL TING AW A Y • • • From Page A1 I I together small pieces of clear ice. Uaukas doesn't like to use ice that is clouded with trapped air bubbles. He says it's distracting to the viewer. All that remained to be sculpted was the bull's head. Daukas said he'd probably be working through the night to complete the piece. Once finished with the bull, Daukas said, he polished off a National Football League logo for a party at the Beverly Hills Hot.el. Had the Dallas Cowboys won the National Football Conference championship (Dallas Jost to the Washington Redskins), Daukas would have really been under the gun. "They were talking about wanting an 8-foot tall hon.e with a cowboy holding out his hat and a five-foot football player," said Dauk.as. J "Actually, I really didn't want to do it. After working on the chariot. I dJdn't want to go back into that freezer for that long." it Daukas has been sculpting ibe for 6 'h yea.rs, moving up from doing small pieces while a hotel chef to award-winning sh owpieces. "It's a very Ume consuming process and rm learning with every piece I do. It's a release. It's a means of self express.ion. I don't know, I get a kick out of it. "I gu~ I'm just a chip Qff the old block." ' '.;err -~ _. Coming '·--t11 Wednesday, February 9, 1983 -rent COUPLES Who are the romantics along the Orange Coast? How are changing trends and lifestyles altering the way they took at love. marriage and family? • These are b ut a few examples ;..~ of the engaging questions answered In February's Current magazine. Current will be packed with articles on such timely topics as two-paycheck llf estyles, marriage contracts and the problems and pleasures facing elderly couples. Plus, special features llke a Valentlne'e Day gift guide and pull-out brldal section. - ·--·---____ , ___ _ A4 Orange Co11t DAILY PILOT/Monday, January G1, 1083 1 Truckers mixed on strike By Tiie A11~ta1ed Pre11 As the deadline f or a nati o nwide independent truckers' shutdown pa11ed In California. drJven differed on whether to park their rigs or keep driving amid rumor11 of violence. Some trucka kept rolling. "Appar e ntly everybody's playing It-by ear," Independent trucker Jim Llama said today al the A.lame& Truck Terminal In STRIKE ... From Page A3 come to a screeching halt." H e claimed that 75,000 o f the nation's 100,000 independent · drivers would take part in the shutdown. But J ames Sills o f Akron. national chairman of the Council of Independent Truckers. said a shutdown "is not jthe wisest thing. The timing is wrong." No nationwide agreement was reached on a strike deadline. David Kolman, a spokesman for the Indepe nde nt Truckers Association in Los Angeles, said the walkQut started at 12:01 a.m. EST . • view do wnto wn L o s Angtole1 . "N ob o dy kn o w • what everybody's going to do." "There's lunatics out there already," Llama said. "One guy came In with a bullet hole In his sleeper (section of the cab). He waa driving through Gustine on I-~ about 35-40 miles south of Sacramento. Anytime these Independent boys caU a s trike. it gives some crazy the excuse to pick up a gun and pretend like he's someone he's not." "Sitting up in OaklanJ Friday evening, a truck pulled in with some .357s (Magnum revolvers) and spiked chains," said Llama or Van Nuys. "He was trying to recruit people to be vigilantes. I said, 'No sir. I may shut down my truck. but I'm not going .to get violent.'" Despite the report or vaolen('(>, Llama said he and h as partner Crom Long Island, N.Y .. would head to Sacramento this morrung and get some sleep there. The nation 's 100 ,000 independent truckers were urged to shut down their rigs at 12:01 a.m. today to protest legislation that would increase fuel t8lces by a nicke l a gallon . plus boost highway -use fees and excise taxes for trucks. Talk on 'Gandhi' planned at UCI A discussion of the recently released movie "Gandhi" will be held Feb. 10 at the UC Irvine Interfaith Center lounge. The event will be hosted by the Ways of Service, a study and ser vice organization based on Gandhian principles, and is open to all peraona who have seen the film. The 8 p.m. discussion will be preceded by a 6:30 potluck supper. Use UCI parking lot 18, adjacent to the Interfaith Center, There will be no charge. For further Information call UCI Interfaith at 833-0891 and ask for Gay de Mallac or Nancy Jens. •The Bahia Chapter. South Orange County, will hold its annual fund-raising dinner Feb. 10 at 6:30 p.m . at TeWinkle Middle School in Costa Mesa. on the comer of Gisler Avenue and C&lifomia Street. The dinner will include spaghetti, salad. hot bread, dessert and beverages and will cost $6 per person. 1 lone Stocklaolm, who has been in the handwriting analysis business for 30 years and has worked as a graphologist for lawyers and police departmenta. will be the speaker. This event will benefit PSl's retjrement center for secretaries In Vista Grande, New Mexico. For furthe r information. please contact Linda Nagy at 752-5050, ext. 335. •A bookkeeping course with special emphasis on sk ills needed by the small businessperson is being offered by Coastline College. The class will be held from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Thursdays, beginning Thursday at the Robinwood Leaming Center, 5172 McFadden Ave., Huntington Beach . Instructor Roy Runzel will focus on record keeping for 90le pro prietorship businesses, especially mercantile and personal .ervice businea. Registration In the tuition-free COUl"9e can be completed by mail or In clMS during the first two weeks of the semester. •Newport Beach resident Laura Merritt has been named to the Dean's List for the fall semester al Harvey Mudd Coll ege in Claremont. Merritt, a junior engineering major, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Merritt of Newport Beach . Those named to the Dean's List must achieve al least a 3.0 grade point average or a B grade. heath Valley tour scheduled by OCC Explore Death Valley'• nat~ history during a weekend excunion there this winter, lpolllOred by Orange Cout College'• Community Service Office. The excursion will run Friday through Sunday, Feb. 11-13. Fee for the trip I.a $110. The fee lncludee tran1portatlon, group meall, and acicommodalk>M in a Owlet town hotel. 8e1l1tratlon l1 l>e1n1 conducted In OCC'1 Community Service Oftice, located In \he college'• Student Center Bulldlna. The office 11 open Monday throulh Friday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., and S.turdaY1 from 8 •·IJl· to noon. a.erYaUont may allo be made by phone, uainC V'8a or MMfercard, by C8llina 5M-5627. The trip wW be conchaded by Don Baud, an QCC bWolY and «dou ... ~ Baud hu Jed runerow OCW"llonl to l>.th v.uey. The tour wlll make 1top1 at Badwater, Pomt, DwlJ•• Oolf eoune. Dev0'1 com mid ..... Alhl.crd Mill. Hannon Boru J'llb a.m. D1ow1 VleW and ArWl1 Drive. AftilOinmaMUoM are primiuve, and cooklnt d be dcme • • ~· Far tnfannadon about the .... ,._ ........ I - 11111/flCll --:----:----~------~ 'Beav r' .making a comeback Rich played wl\h the 1'ommy UorteY bMd tn dw ..,ty 1940. before tonnJni hll own band In 19'6 with dw ftnandal beckifll of Frank Sinatra. Rich laler played with w .._.,, JanM11 band In the-l960I, and In l'K'ft\t y..,.. hM I.cf hJI own 8 y The! Auoclatcd Pre11 Nl':W YOHK "Benvt-r" 11 corning bo(!k lo lllll"vlalon thl1 1prlng, w ith Jerry Ml•thors updating the kiddie role he: pluyt-d two decudcs ago. Muther11 , 34, atar ot "Lt'ave h lO Beaver" a altuatlon comedy that vonh1ht'<.l from prime-time TV In 1963 after a alx-year run, joined the orlalnal caat rc'Ccntly tor o taplnS und homt.>c0mlng. The sequel, "S till the Beaver," plcka up the family saga 20 yeani lat.er In the idyllic 11uburb of Mayfield, where the Cleaver family grew up. In the CBS special, Mathers plays a Cather forot.>d to raise his t~o sons alone after being de&f.lrted by his Matbert Wife. Spinning in from outer space lNDIANAPOLIS -A small' gyro&eope that aatron.aut Joe Allen experimented with aboard the space shuttle Columbia wt November has a new home -in h is native state. Allen presented the gyr<>6COpe Sunday, along with a photograph of the 3-ton communications satellite he helped launch into orbit Nov. 11, to the Indianapolis Children's Museum. It was Allen's first visit to Indiana since he was a mission specaahst on the Columbia's first operational flight. Drummer Buddy Ric.h recovering . ANN ARBO~ .. Mich. -Jazz drummer Buddy Rich Is in satisfactory. cond1t:1on a fter undergoing a quadruple bypass surgery . Rich, 65, was expected to be removed from the intensive care unit by midweek and to be released from the hospital next weekend. Rich checked ~nto the hospital Friday morning, complaining or severe chest pains after suffering an apparel'\t heart attack . Doctors found that two of the major blood vessels of his heart were nearly blocked, and began the four-hour surgery. hia bland. • Ginser still a star in Indiana INOlANAPOLIS -F.nte>n.a!Mr Ol"ltor Ropn broqht down the-Houa• when the WM named a "s.pinore of ihe W1buh" In (.'«!remonlet1 before Indiana lawmaken. Rogers, who ii 1tarrlna in "M&.. Moffat'' ln lndlanapolit, appeared before the lndlana Hou. to ,..,..ve the honorary de1lsnatlon, best.Owed by lndlana_1ovemors on people who have made a contribution to Lhe 1tate. She made a name IM henelf a1 Fred Aatalre'1 dancing partner. Bardot cleared of slander charse DRAOUIGNAN. France -Brlaltte Bardot did not slander a florl1l whom 1he aa:Ulled of "asaaulnating a cat," becauae the French actresl,i was acting "with aincerlty," a court has ruled. Testimony later s howed that It wu the flor ist's son who beat the cat to death after i t s upposedly w e nt ''cr azy " when approached by a dog. Miss Bardot, 48, haa devo ted much of her time \o animal protection activities since retiring from films. Bardo I Cugat released from hospital BARCELONA, Spain -Band leader Xavier Cuaai released from a clinic after spending 35 day1 recuperating f~ a heart ailment, said he was hungry for a good plate of rice "but without salt," in keeping with doctor's orden. 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Back to normal Boats at their moorings in Newport Bay seem to be waiting patie ntly for summer again after last week's stormy interruption. STORM DEBRIS CLEANED UP ... From Page A1 Service forecaster Dan Atkin said it threatened onJy light showers in far Northern CaJifornia and wouldn't touch Southern California. "It looks like the next one that's going to bnng any rain to Southern California won't be until late Tuesday or Wednesday. probably Wednesday.'' Atkin said. Meanwhile, in the Midwest, snow was the problem. Snow and freezing drizzle glaz.ed roadways across Nebraska while a thick blanket of new snow covered much of Kansas. Nebraska State Patrol troopers responded to 26 accident calls in the Lincoln area Sunday night, said dispatcher Floyd Doughty. No serious injuries were reported. At least eight inches of snow had fallen by late Sunday at Belleville, Kansas . and forecasters said up to 10 inches was expected in sections of northeast and north central Kansas later today. Elsewhere, a sheriff's rescue team searching California's San Gabriel Mountains for a missing skier also found two lost hikers early Sunday who hadn't been reported missing. All three men were in good condition, said Los Angeles County Sheriff's Deputy Mason Kenny. "It was just one of those lucky thlnga.'' he said. Despite the possibility of renewed damage when the next major rainstorm ruts California, many renters a nd landlords began the long cleanup Sunday. Cleanups were In progress at beaches littered with debris from wrecked houses and piers that were d amaged or destroyed. Those included municipal piers in Seal Beach and Santa Monica, San Diego's Crystal Pier, Pismo Beach pier in San Luis Obispo County and the Paradise Cove pier. Oran e Coaet DAILY PILOT/Monday, January 31, 1983 DEAR PAT: 11 tbere any war to aet raat 1talna off a Hsbt·colored carpet? abampooed my car.,.t rece•tly ud mu1t bave moved tbe f•naltar• back before tbe ru1 was tborouably dry. WHa I pG1bed &be coucb out from lt1 11101 place, I dl1covered ruat 1taln1 from tbe coacb le&•· N.J., Coata MtH Mott carpet stains can be removed with ordinary dry-cleaning fluid or by scrubbing with a solution of one teaspoon light-duty detergent and one teaapoon white vinegar In a quart of warm water. Remove excess material aa quickly as possible with a sponge or absorbent cloth. AppJy cleaning formula with a cloth, working from the edges to the center. Passport Photos Ya. U4t ht ... , ...... ,.. .. . 3461 Via lido 675-6122 Next to Edwa<dl Lido CiMma You can Charge DAILY PILOT Cla11lfled Ada 642·5671 • • * * * * • * * * • • • • • • * • * * • • • • • • • • * * * • * • • • • * * * * • * • • • • • • * Avoid IOllklng. Rc>move e><"'ell moilture wlth paper towela. Rinse by applying a wt>t cloth Sponge with more towel• and dry with a Ian or vacuum nou.le. A toft brUllh will restore pile. . . . and carbon stains DEAR PAT: Do you or your readers know bow to get carboa paper 1taln1 out of clotbln&? I jHt started my first 1ecretarlal Job ucf 1omebow manage to bave at leaat oae stain on my clotbes eacb day. M.N., Coata MeH Try pretrealing the stains wl\h a few drops of ammonia and then washing the stained clothes in detergent. If any acetate clothing requires treatment for duplicating paper stains, use alcohol diluted to one-third strength before washing. KOCM Stereo 103.1 proudly preaenta ••. American Heritage Month Dally during the month of February tune to FM 1tereo 103. 1 at 8 a.m . and 6 p .m . Hear Newport-Mesa Elementary 1tudent1 tell what Am«lca mean1 to them. Presented In the public l.ntereat by KOCM Stereo 103.1. ORANGE COUNTY MUSIC SyHJphony keeps playing LONG BEACH (AP) -The c ity's symphony can complete its 48th season thanks to $565,000 in emergency donations. reports board president John Goodman. Save ·on your '82 taxes. Save up to *»on The civic orchestra announced just after Christmas that it would have to cancel the rest of th is year's schedule unless it raised at least $500.000 to offset an $800,000 debt. An emerge ncy fund-raising drive was launched and the City Council approved a two-year. $175,000 interest-free loan despite some members' allegations that symphony officials had mismanaged its finances. Goodman said corporate contribu.tions included $35,000 from Atlantic-Richfield Co. and $25.000 from the Press-Telegram newspaper. lndividuaJ donations ranged from $4 to $8,000. Two of this season's concerts still may have to be canceled, but Goodman said musicians will be paid on Friday for two performances earlier this month staged "on speculation." The symphony board plans to reduce next year's budget by about $5,500, he added. Misprinted f or01s taxed the minds HOUSTON (AP) -Internal Revenue Service short forms distributed in the South and West were removed from banks and post offices aft.er a misprint was discovered. officials say. Taken literally, the misprint "wouldn't make any sense." IRS spokeswoman Fannie Smith said Friday. The mistake is on line 21 of the short form, the document used by taxpayers who earn l~ than $50,000 annually and who do not itemize deductions. · ln its misprinted fonn, the line reads: ·•u line 13 ls larger than line 20. subtract line 20 from line 18." That would meari if a new short form charitable contribution deduction of as much as $25 were greater than the total tax, the taxpayer would be eligible for a refund. · The IRS suggest.a correcting the form by changing the "13" to "18," which reinstates standard instructions on how to account for deductions. t Scouts ·take aini at lovers' taste I CHICAGO (AP) -Boy Scouts wlll play Cupid here on Valentine'• Day but instead of ahootlna arrows into the hearta of the loveetruck, they'll deliver gourmet mealt to the homes of the well-off. For $100, the boy• in 1reen wlll brlns sweethearta "love buketa" of chlmpeane, crystal tableware, linen tablecloth, imPOl1ed cheNet, blacults, fruit, chocolates ancf cookin. Aho Included wlll be a bud vue wtth a llnlle red J"C99, • "In two weeks, we've aot more than 60 orders and expect lo top the 112 ba1ket.a CllUwred IMt y.r," aid Jay Schwanman of the 0..,0 NM eo, Scouta. who explained 3,000 lllw.hw. were m.aJed IO upper..tncola, famllia "They are all p.ople who mn aleord It," he liilit. ••DonaUoftl an tax Mducdble with all _,.._."I IO~ &o, Scouta." .. He .."'ki .,.,,. of the 1"'111 .... donaced and od,.n are purchutd. J. expert preparationi In Home Federal Countty. Until you actually file your '82 income tax forms, you can start an IRA (or make additional contributions to an existing account) -and deduct the amount of yo ur deposits from income on Federal tax forms. If you qualify for an Individual Retirement Account (and most Americans do), you're entitled to set aside up to S2,000 each year. If you 're married and you both work, that's a possible $4,000 in deductions you can arrange right now (S2l250 if only one of you works and you file •• jointly). Whatever situation applies to you, yo u may be able to reduce your '82 tax bite substantially. And don't forget the long-term t;>e~fits of an IRA at Ho me Federal. High, money market in- terest that's taX-deferr~d until you begin Our customers sin up to hllf on profealoul tax ~Dll'ltl111 •nlc11 11y f11 Miiters'-'. Again this year, Home Federnl Ls offering another way to save at tax time. With discountS on to draw on your account (as early as age 59~). the preparation of personal 1982 .. t. \.t ~ State and Federal . ~ Y ~ income tax forms. ... HCME FEDEAAL AUrrt • lllWOll 0 OWBl tlOOfflCB llllMlll CA&.lfOllMD MOllll FtOUW. ..... #C> lOM AaOCWOI c1 ma nm vei.a.OS' IW:ilS FOR ms Off1a Nr.AllllT YOU. Depending on your total depo its at Home Federal, you may be eligible to save 10%, 20% ... even 50%. • It's not only economi- cal, it's convenient too.j ust call for an appointment. Expert taX preparers will be available at many Home Federal offices during the taX season. just be sure to call early for details -and for the time and location that be t fit your schedule. Call now, toll·free 1.aoo.192.2199 4 A• Orano• Coat DAILY PILOT/Mondey, January S1, 1"3 Schools foundation · launches new drive N e w port-Mesa Schoo la foundation kicks ·off its • fund-raisin~ drive tomor1'9W. The goal is to raise $250,000 by June to restore or augment progr~ cut because of funding difficulties. Last year the foundation collected $45,000 used for remedial reading programs several schools. This year's money will be used to expand the reading programs in elementary schoo& and beef up the math-computer science classes ln the middle schools. Many have pointed out that the birth of these foundations has made the gap between the haves a.nd the have nots even wider. The affluent communities that can support such efforts find their schools improved, while poorer localities see the quality of education in their 9Chools slipping even further. That is regrettable, and it calls for state action. We don't believe the studen ts of Newport-Mesa and other affluent districts should be penalized, however. And frankly, outlawing local foundations ln favor of statewide foundation.a won't work. Parents and businesses are much m o re inclined to better the education of their own chlldren than to worry about the at.ate aa a whole.\fhis way, at least someone benefiUJ. W e support the Schools Foundation, and w e urge parents and busines,,es to do the same. For further information or donations, call the Foundation office at 752-9436. As a last note, it is saCl that ln C alifornia in 1983, remedial reading is a luxury that parents must provide if they want their children to get it at all. By passing Proposition 13, we guaranteed that we would pay less. It will be tragic if o ur c hildren reap ignorance as the reward for our penury. Secrecy not justified Orange County supervisors were understandably perturbed last week to learn that a county committee is empowered to make legal settlements in behalf of the county in amounts up to $3 million without consulting the board. the county's $3 million self-insurance coverage. The policy w.as established to enable the county to settle legal claims without the added expenae of hiring lawyers to fight them ln court -and without the publicity that would occur lf settlements came up for approval at supervisors' public meetings. The Clemens settlement first came to the attention of the The information surfaced in connection with a settlement made to Michael Clemens, whose throat was slashed by a cellmate last year while he was in jail awaiting trial on a felony child annoyan ce supervisors via newspaper charge. accounts that questioned secrecy regarding the dollar amount. Clemens who now is serving a Board Chairman Roger Stanton, three-year commitment at who was aware of the policy, Atascadero State Mental Hospital, expressed himself "appalled." And ught compensation from the fellow supervisors, while agreeing ty after the attack and was that the county officials had acted anted a settleme nt by the within their powers, indicated unty 's C laims Settlement h )d f · · h ommittee. The amount of the t ey w ou avor retammg t e ttlement was not revealed to the right to approve such settlements. We could not agree more. Not public or the supervisors, but was only the supervisors, but the reported to be about $35,000. general public should be in formed This apparently is ln keeping of clainu settled by the county, with a policy d eveloped some including the dollar amounts. years ago by former supervisors. It Announcement of large sums paid enables the comrruttee, made up of to settle claims against the county representatives of the County might conceivably inspire oth er Counsel's office, the County claims. But giving any committee Administrative Off ice and the the right to shell out up to $3 General Services administration, million without approval of any to independently agree to any elected body is to la 11 y legal settlement up to the limit of unacceptable. . . . Opinions exprened In the apace above are thOM of the Oaliy Plloi'. Other views expreaMd on thla page are th<>M of their authors and artllta. ~-comment la l~ed. Address The Dally Piiot. P.O. Box 1580, Costa Mela. CA 92626. Phone (71 .. ) 642~321. Trend Dlust be checked ~ The growth of community-based Q S ~ private foundations to support THER VIEW ,.... linandally strapped public schools ia hardly surprising. The movement, = wl\ich began ln earnest ln California aft.er the passage of Proposition 13, bu now spread acroea the country vt and drawn the attention of the Ford af Foundation, which i1 launching a ! naUonwide project to encourage the creation of more such foundations. \ The local foundations, started and ~ ,enerally run by groups of concerned parent.a, raise money from private •ourcea to fund alJ 1ort1 of school-related activities -the purchue of i.natructional computers and other equipment, the remodelinl of clusrooma, the.creation of apedal ~ programs. and varioua other kinda of supplementary aervicetl. No one can pcmibly take e~tion to the kind of parent involvement or to the benefita !!Cuces. Amona other thinp. it ~ once again the extent w which many parent.a are wnuna to so to provide adequate tducatlonal opportunities for their children . The danger i. that auch focmdadona can be eatabllshed only ln .Wuent districta, leavtna poor .choola more disadvantaged than ever and drawing the moet effective parent attention away from larger effort.a to upgrade all tchoola. There ia probably no effective ::Ii leplly w stop the activities of foundations, de:apite moral and, ln California'• cue, le1al commitments to ~uallty ln tchool financlna. nor should there be . Yet tnoae foundationa make even mo~ urgent the development of atate achool-fllwldna formulu that wW, at the very leut. provide good tchoola even in the moat dludvania,ed places and for the most diaadvantaaed children. Presumably no one ever intended Prop. 13 to result in a 1hlft of educational resourcee from the poor to the rich, yet that'• a likely result of the developments of the lut five years. It would be ~ble lf that trend were left to continue unchecked. An edlt.orlal from the ~to SH h .M. Boyd/ Poetic answer .Furriers deviaed a sort of akirt etretcher they call a "fur pull,'' rm &o)d. Hope ao, hope'°· U true, they've ftnally come up with an answer to generatlona of ooea. who lnailt there'• no rhyme for .rpurple." U.S . President Franklin Pierce wore eocb knitted from camel's halr. Q. la lt true the Japanne bombed T~ durinC World War ll? A.. A couple of Japanete anu-penonnel bomb. fell on Texaa, that'1 true. Hi(h alUtude paPft' and silk balloons no.t.ct them over. Of all the aJnalet lilted in the daunc 1ervtces nationwide, unsurprjllnaJy It la the wonwn under.,. 30 that pt the moat phone calla. Who'• your candJdat.e for the dlle of M011t-A.dmJred Man ln America? zt1hlh-1rede au.dent.a t.ell pollaien th.tr c:andidate .. Burt Reynoldt. ,._, . ....., ,..... --~ ,......,.. .......... ....... ,... .... =i.~=-- .· Hunger i~ a world of plenty One chilling headline revealed that 42,000 children died daily in 1982 in parts of the world from lnviaible malnulriUon, lack of clean water and sanitation safeguards, and inadequate medical care. Every six eeoonda, 10mewhere ln the undeveloped world, a child dies of diarrhea induced by undernou.riahment -a at.range, allent dlseue born of filth and improper diet. lnviaible malnutrition, says the U.N. Children's Fund report, 1aps energy. restraint growth and lowen resistance. And 42,000 children die each day. A COUPLE of pages removed ln the Sunday newspaper was word on the mountains of surplus grain in the United States, creating the criai.s quandary of huge 1urplusea, low prices, restless farmen and federal budget deUcits. W e are told by Congressional Quarterly that -accordfng to U.S . Department of Agriculture estimates - if American farmers stopped planting wheat and corn in 1983, "Americans could, in theory, keep right·on eating. The mountain of surplus grain could feed the nation for nearly a year." At year's e nd i n this lan d of plenty, there were 150 million metric tons of 1urplus graina for which there waa no commercial demand. Bluer contradictions -death by malnutrition and a threatened U.S . farm economy because of bloated grain bins. In America, with a grain aurplua unequalled in size for more than 20 years, farmers fret in the face of government budge t strains and shrinking markets for their crops. Foreign markets, upon which the farmer has been dependent for the past decade, have s topped growing for complex economic and political reasons. "During the 1970s, U.S. commodltr, exporta roae 12 to 14 percent annually,• ~' f_ll_ll_M_cl_llli_H_T _aa said Congressional Quarterly, "but -this year they will drop 10 percent to 11 percent in value compared with 1981. American fanners are harvesting much more grain than the world is willing - or able -to buy." In the fi scal year recently ended, federal price supports for grain and dairy product.s, also in surplus, cost an unprecedented $12 billion. That is more thwi four times the average annual cost of i hose programs." It is another deficit dilenuna for the Reagan administration and Congress. Grain oosu are up "because the surplus haa depressed grain prices so much that It ls more attractive for farmers to borrow from federal programs, using thelr crops as collateral, than to sell the crops. Many farmers are expected to keep the money and let the government keep the crops." But harried Agriculture Secretary John Block, temporarily thwarted by the recent lame-duck Congress, is 1t.lll trying to find a way to give farmers surplus grain in return for not planting crops this year. It is his payment-in-kind plan -without congressional approval. Except he doesn't know whether it is legal. CONFRONTED with an estimated $13 billion in surplus farm progranu for 1984's budget, Block is turning everywhere for answers. Time is running out for tanners who must make financing and planting decisions for 1983 -who need to know now what kind of federal incentive program will be available. ,The Washington Post says Block is trying t o sell Congress o n two approaches to the surplus crisis. Fint, a farme r who idled 20 percent of his acreage under an existing federal program could set aside 30 percent more in return for payment in the form of his crop from federal storage, which he then could sell. Or a farmer could 1dJe his enure farm In return for m-kmd payments ol wheat, com , grain sorghum, rice or cotton -all of which are m surplus. It is an American jumble of too much food, runaway federal support expense, unbalanced supply and demand and low prices. And a world tragedy in which 42,000 children d i e daily from malnutri uon. It isn't easy to he truly charitable If you have your health, aome happines, a job, a place to Uve and eome money in the bank. you don't need help. ·The chances are you ought to be helping someone who does need help. 1 have thOle thlnp, but who do I belp tncl how? At 1eut twke a week I feel guilty as I drop aome letter aaking for a contrlbutton Into the little wicker wastebasket next to my chair. Do I not care about the blind? Doo't I want to help wipe out cancer? Am I ln favor of mwicular dystrophy? What about the 1ehool and college I attended? Am I ungrateful to them because I don't alway. give them what they want? THERE ARE '° many people and orpniz.aUons that need a.n4 daerve help that lt'1 more th.an I can atand to think about aometimet. rm eating too much and there are people atarving. It would be better for all of ua if I apllt what's on my plate with them. but how do J do that? It simply ia not eaay to be charitable. One of the difficult thins• about cha.rity ii decidinl who to live to. You can't give to everyone who aab and 10met.lmes thoae who don't uk need help wone than thoee who do. J don't give to the blind beq..-with the dog on the sidewalk out.tide Saka Flfth Avenue becau..e he demeans every blind man who does not beg. Where do I make my contribution? The United Way has been a partial answer to the problem of how to give, but most of us aren't satisfied with such an impersonal charitable contribuUon. We'd like to do something in a more .ANDY RDDllY direct way for a person or for t0me apecific organization. At thb time of year, when I begln to get my tax stuff together, rm oft.en emb&rral9ed to eee how little rve given rompared to how much I have. We all want to know for sure that any charitable contribution we make ii not stolen or wasted and it'• impcmible not to look for aome kind of appreciation from others who know you've stven. "Take heed," it aays eomewhett ln the Bible, "that ye do not your alms before men, to be aeen of them." I always look with auapicion on the people who aive to that blind man Questions without answers Que1t/on1 I Do ubt Will Evu Be Arvwered: t. -If we judge other people largely on how considerate they are toward ot.hen., why do we contin~ to -oureelve:s on how weU we do for ounelvM? -How can amall-town r.eople conalder themaelvee "nel&hborly ' when they refuee to accept people unUl they IOIU- " onJy compllcate1 and perpetuates the problem rather than 10lvln& it? -If our mythic orl.in had been com~ by women. don t you 1up~ that Ive would have come first, and Adam then ta.ken from her rib? -Why do moat p1uen1er1 dl.aembatktnc from a plane at.and up, beca ln hand, for u long aa 10 minu~. when I& ii perfectly obvioue that the line will "°' beain movtnc out until the ramp door II~ -When wlll we learn thet ~t II IDll9& effective only f« U*9 Who need I& a... 8nd the man betnoUli tbi oa ..... the mon mtric\ible the cu1prti will bi? -Wh1 clo., "*'Y oeoDle pray to ..... .-S forulDe, .ftd' IO l8w ... y to ~ .... , ...... " -Why l• l& &ha& anJ ,pro~ '*'I' n ..,. *' .....__ • ... ....., out " '9J .... II ._, r ·~.· ....... ~ 9'' I I II !'fi 0 • • ._,. ill tD r~r.:;1.: •.•: ":}!., ..... , •• -In----· ...n .. -.. sr outside Saks. I can't read the looks on their faces, but I think they are taking some smug satisfaction from giving where so many people can see them give. They may drop a quarter in his tin cup in a crowd but I wonder how much they give to the United Way in private? A lot of rich people make wills and keep e v e r yt h ing they have for \hem.selves until they die. Th.is comes mostly from the fear of not ending up with enou1h, I suppose. I've always thought -and I suppose everyone has thought this -that if I ever became really rich, l'd give away everything e><L'ept what I needed to live well on. Not being really rich. that's euy for me to think. And, of coune, each of ua gets to define what'• really rich. U I had what I have now 20 years ago, I 'd have considered myseU "really rich." VERY FEW of us "give 'til it hurta." We watt until we have enough ao it doesn't hurt much, then we gjve. We tlnd ways to let ourselves off. We say to ounelvet that we're suspicious of how this charity spends Its money or we don't like the new policy of this .chool or that organization. It's easy to find aome excuae not to give and, of cou.ne, it's nec:."l!9&ry that we have exCU9eS. It la true that we can't give to everyone. The mayor of New York. Ed Koch, complained reamtly that too many New York neighborhood.I are 1elflah. They only want good thinp foe then.elves. be said,. Koch, • Jew, spoke in a~ the other nlah\ and made• wonderf\llly stronc. honeat, almost famillal complaint. He aid no a~ln New York w• providJna • f~ tlw home1- h isn't eelY. h aid, to can fer tbe aort of people who need • bed for owmJcht. ' Owuity il'hewr '*Y· So l'MD)'d the oeople who need It don't INID to dlll9rYi It aDd that pl"OY1dea a wonderful ~ for all of U1 not. to &ive much. rm~·--· ... ..., 'as n ~_I ............... , .... ................ -J.C.Y • --~--~~~,_...-=-------·-·~-----•/ llllJPllll MONDAY, JANUAAV 31, 1883 CAVALCADE ENTEAT AINMENT TELEVI SION Thick skln ls h elpful when selling a home. See Bombeck , Pase 8 2. 0 ~ 0 ' Retired New York City police officer Joseph O'Donnell relaxes in h is Newport Beach hom e. His gold detective's shield sits unobtrusively on a bookshelf along with o ther mementos of his days with the force. op .. •• • 'If I could go back to police . work I would' BJ..l!ORENZO BENET O(.CD11t1 Piiot Slaff His front vard is four miles of beach and an oceah full of golden-boy surfers, migrating whales and"° occasional fishennan. The house he lives in is a ~rrow, two-story duplex. But most days the reUJ:ed New York City homicide detective who I helJJed solve some of the Big Apple's most notorious murders can be found on his patio, sunbathing in a beach chair, his face buried in a Robert Ludl\lf11 novel. Divorced for six years, Joseph O'Donnell, 47, of Newport Beach shares his conservatively decorated, two-bedroom home with good buddy Fred Phillipe. When he's not reading an adventure story or taking in a Kings game at the Forum. he's probably giving fatherly advice to the young professionals or beach ! bwns who live nearby. "I tell them," he says in a gritty. Brooklyn accent, "how they should be good and get work - things like that." And they usually list.en. A cop for 14 years. O'Dopnell has seen it· all. He has been shot twice atMf stabbed three times, and has a two-inch scar over his upper lip to show for it. He helped break open a murder case involving the brutal knifing of a Manhattan school teacher. That teacher was later played by Diane Keaton in a film about the case. •!J..cidking For Miss.er Goodbar." ~ He and his partners also solved the tragic st?ying of Roger Hane, an up-and-coming magazine illustrator who was beaten to death with a st.eel pipe by six youths in Central Park. They wanted to steal his bicycle. During his career. O'Donnell says he made 100 to 200 arrests. He also was an acquaintance of Frank Serpico •. the narcotics officer who testified against aome New York City Police Department honchos who were on the take. Hollywood made a movie about the Serpico incident, as well as one about another investigator who turned in a crew of ·dishonest cops from his precinct. That film was titled "Prince of the City." O'Donnell knew everyone involved in that scenario, too. Of course, there may be some interesting stories behind the stories, but O'Donnell either doesn't know them or won't say what they are. Besides, he's tired of all the bad publicity heaped on policemen by the media and the entertainment world. Mention the show "Hill Street Blues" aJld he launches into a tirade, splattering his speech With four-Jett.er expletives. "They make them out to be a bunch of crusaders," he says. "Yqu got captains sleeping around with D.A.s (district attorneys). That crazy SWAT guy (Lt. Howard Hunt.er played by James Sikking) is a pure fabrication. I know the best hostage guy in the country. He's in New York. They never show cops in real life. They forget we are people with families and problems. They go for the negative part: always. the corruption. ru t.ell you. foe every dishonest cop, I'll show you a thousand who are straight." O'Donnell, wearing jeans and a plaid button-down shirt. catches his breath for a moment. He leans back on his couch and takes a quick puff from his cigarette, one of a dozen he'll knock off during a two-hour interview. Between each, he tells some great stories. Long ones. Short ones. Gory ones. Sad ones. When he's through, you understand why he has so many gray hairs. For each tale manifests the bizarre extremes of a man and his job. As a member of the elite homicide division, O'Donnell met and sometimes befriended popes. presidents, senators, entertainers and star athletes. But for each of these cherished moments. there were many more scenes where low-life scum would call him a "rat bastard," "sleaze-bag" and "pig." For every time he was recognized in a restaurant, there were instances where he was the first person to tell a mother her son had been killed, or a wife, her husband. Oftentimes, O 'Donnell interviewed coroners during the post-mortem because they were otherwise too busy to talk to him. "We see the victim all the ti.me," he explained. "You can get callous to it, but your insides are churning. How many times can you do that before it starts affecting you? When you can't survive any longer, you have to get out." As a result, O'Donnell says, there is a high incidence of stress, divorce, alcoholism and suicide among policemen. In 1977, O'Donnell himself suffered two heart attacks. The second was serious enough to force him into what he felt was a premature retirement. "It figuratively ended my life,"1~he says. During his seven years in homicide, he was stationed in a precinct responsible for a 77-block area encompassing both the upper west side and upper east side of Manhattan, including Central Park. He investigated, he figures, about 60 murders. Sometimes he went two or three days without sl~p. The "Goodbar'' murder, he recalls, was just another case until it was pro~lled into notoriety by the book, and lat.er, the film. · "That case rolled right along," he said. "We broke it five or six days aft.er the girl was stabbed to death. We showed some photos of suspects to a dry cleaner in the neighborhood and he sail! he thought he saw the> guy and had heard he was from Indiana. We picked'hi.m up a couple of days lat.er somewhere outside of Indianapolis." The Roger Hane murder investigation was much more complex. For one, due to Hane's background (he had already illustrated a cover for Time magazine), the New York newspapers jumped all over the story. Whenever that happened , O'Donnell said. his superiors put added pressure on the homicide t.eam working the case. For another, 1there were few leads. This meant digging up tons of rerords on past thefts and climbing hundreds of tenement stairways to interview people. "We were lucky on that one." he said. "We were in Spanish Harlem and the first kid we stopped for questioning was shaking all over. He led us to someone who led us to someone e lse. · Eventually we had all six. They all ratted each other out.'' O'Donnell's obsession with his job, however, put an, enormous strain on his homelife. He rates himseh as an "average to fair" father to his three sons and daughter. They're all grown, eith er attending college or working full-time. His 19-year marriage to a school teacher ended in 1977. "I tried, but sometimes I'd drift away," he said. "It's tough to go home at 3 a.m. aft.er seeing stuff and wanting to wake up your wife because you have to talk to her about something you saw." He paused. "l guess we see too much.'' · A first generation American of Irish descent, O'Donnell grew up in a working class section of J3rooklyn. His father, a mechanic, and mother, now deceased, gave J0seph, his two brothers and four sisters a strict _Ca~~lic upbrin_Jing. Aft.er a three Football Ian& at E Gade near the Newport Beach pier were split like erowd1 everywhere . Sunday between their Super Bowl favorite.. The left favored the Waablagton . Redakln1 while the ri1ht half thouted for the Miami Dolphim. moetly la the flnt ... ., • ........ year sunt In the Marines, U'Uonnell wor ked for several years as a stock tabulator for the now defunct New York Journal American and the New York World Telegram & Sun. A 110-day strike convinced him to get out of the newspaper busineas. He decided to try out police work because the pay was steady, the benefits were good and no two days were alike. In hls first couple of years, O'Donnell walked a beat on the lower east side of Manhattan. One night, he ~ted w,hat he believed to be a hannless wino for disorderly conduct. But the momen t O'Donnell turned his back, the man pulled two knives and stabbed him three times before O'Donnell shot him in sell-defense, wounding him. On the other hand, O'DonneH was forme.r President Lyndon Johnson's personal bodyguard for a day. He shook hands with Bobby Kennedy on t~ occasions. He stood five feet from Pope John when the latter said Mass in St. Patrick's Cathedral. Afterward, he personally escorted H appy Rockefeller. wife of the n-Governor Nelson Rockefeller, down Fifth Avenue. And then there were the times at the cop hangouts, drinking and talking with his partners. "Cops laugh a lot," he says, as though be'• dlspelllng a rumor stating otherwise. "l think we laugh a lot of times to hide what we don't want to see. Nobody knows what the job is all about. That's why cops stick with cops. But then once you're out, you can never go back. You've got nothing to say; you're not there playing ball." On his retirement day, June 3, 1977, t he department threw him a big party. There was Iota of backslapping, shaking of hands an d difficult goodbyes. They bought him a lot of drinks and awarded him a plaque which today bangs in the living room of bis home. You barely notice the two other mementoes sitting unobstrusively on a bookshelf: his gold detective's shield and an eti:a.ted New York Times clipping in which he was quoted extensively on the Roger Hane murder. Ria 12 awards for meritorious duty are stashed in hi.a brother's home In Seattle. "If l could go back to police work I would," he said unhesitatingly. "Not anybody can be a cop. It takes a dili~rent mentality. Some guys will bitch ab6ut it, but all of them would do it over again if they got the chance." .. Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/Monday, January ~1. 1983 Lose job or go to jail DEAR ANN LANDERS; l a.m a bookkeeper for a una1l corporation. For the put four yean one of the """"bere hu been tak1na tarae awna of money without the knowledae of t6e other1, who are on the road me»t of the ilme. M:lancee (a law 1tudenl) telll me that since I have IOlqt of theee checks, and ahlo omitted entries rom the lncorne ledpr (at h1a request), I am an acceteOI')' to fraud. I aatd r waa'only doma what my ham told me to do and I ectua.lly believed ne could take theee funda without the board'• approval. He baa now taken $100,000 and made no effort to pay back any of it. One of theee da)'l_there will be an audit. I am a wreck. Can I 80 to jall aa an aoceeeory? How can I tell my ham I refu.1e to continue to help_ him with theee withdrawal.I and 1til1 keep my job? I can't afford to be ~rr.yed. Plew advhe me at once. -NERVOUS S ,y, USA DEAR SALLY: My coaHltaat, Mortimer Capita, cemml11loaer of tl1e latenal Reveaae Servltt IMer Pretldeat Kenedy, aaJd: "Better to lose yov JM Ou to be foud pllty of llelplag a member of die ftrm 1teal moaey from 1111 paJ1Dera. Yo•r fall•re to make a record of tllo1e wltlldrawal1 l• very damag1D1. See a lawyer at oace. Be or alle wW advlle you. A.ad remember, It 11 a federal crime to malle fal1e 1tatemeat1 to u IRS ..Utor." DEAR ANN LANDERS: I have a meaage for the movtemaker1 that could mean bfUer box-of~ receipts and more enjoyment for the public. Here it ia: I am 17. Moel of my friend.I are 101newhere near m.y qe. We do not wi.sh to aee raw .ex and listen to obeoene language. Much of the garbage praented in fllma theie cfaya la emban'uling to us. It ia ahlo a poor aut.titute for talent. We enjoyed "On Golden Pond," "Raiden of the Lost Aik," "Chariota of Fire" and "E.T." They were all blg money-maken and there waa no lilth in any of them. Ooem't that make my point? . P1eMe atve us clean. high-class ftlma, and we will go to eee them. -A CANADIAN FRIEND • HOIOSCOPf BY SIDNEY OMARA Tuesday, Febraary 1 ; ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. 19): Avoid rushing to decisions. Some individuals would like to see you (rip, to see you fail to complete mis&on. Know it, protect self in clinches. Have the necessary documPnts available. Focus on rules, regulations. ; TAURUS (Apr. 20-May 20): Obtain hint from Aries message. Empahasis on responsibility, basic c:hores, special services, employment possibilities ~care of pets. Older individual is in your comer. ; GEMINI (May 21 -June 20): Good lunar aspect a:>incides with affairs of heart. creative endeavors ~d appeal to wide segment of public. You'll touch ~ universal theme, people will seek your views ~many who previously opposed you will become ~es. CANCER (June 21-JuJy 22): Take a stand, P.rotect your own rights, valuable property could be Uivolved. Highlight independence, originality, Willingness to get to heart of matt.en. Member of opposite sex is involved, -: LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Follow through on flunch -aense of direction will be res10ted. Cancer individual works behind ..-enes in your behalf - you are on brink of major ery. Highlight DEAR PRIEND: 'null yoa for alaftlDI m)' 1oa1. Yoa allO volct4 &lie 11atlmeat1 of m lloa1 of people. I llope 10mene U1tn1. DEAR ANN LANDERS: YoW' anawer to the woman who wanted to know why bankers had more eex appeal than people 1n any other field ahowed •trona •xilt blaa. You a11umed that all bankers ant male. For ahamel In our rather amall-town bank the men aren't anythln1 to pt excited about, but the women bankers are 10 damed attractive people have been knoWn '° 80 in to brffk. $10 bill juat to look. - GUILTY IN BOGOI'A, TEX. DEAR BOO: I plead pllty a1 cllaraed. A.ad now I m•a& pray to God for for,aveaes1 ud bope Be will be merc1J1J. DEAR ANN: PINN puah for a law that makes people who work with food wash their hands before they leave the bathroom. The fine for not doina th1a ahould be $500. As a penon who "'-ln re.tauranta frequently I am constantly worried about settina 1e>me terrible diaeue via this route. Than.ks -SHEBOYGAN WOMAN . DEAR WOMAN: Sacll a law woald be aaealoreeable. Wllo eoald prove vlolatloa? I wl1ll It coald Oy bat It cu't. Are your parenta too•trlct? H.ard tott111Ch? Ann Landers' free boolclet, "Bullll«l by Puenta? How to Get M~ Freedom," couTcl help you bridge the generacJon gap. Send $0 Cf!ntl with yow' requeat and • Jong, ata.mped, aelf·acJdroesa«I envelope to Ann Landera. P.O. Box llff~. ChJca60, DJ. 60611. versatility, humor and intellectual curiosity. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): What begins as a hobby could be transfonned into profitable project. Gemini, Sagittarius and another Virgo figure prominently. Emphasis on payments, collections and the locati~uabJe object which had been IOt'lt, missing or stolen. LIBRA (Sept. 23·0ct. 22): It may be necessary to tear down for ultimate purpo.e of rebuilding on a more suitable bale. Lunar cycle high, you will do right thing at right time. - SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You gain access to confidential data, flow of information resumes, fears and doubts will be erased. Focus on gain through written material, outlets for creative capabilities and a unique relationship with member of opposite sex. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Emphasis 011 luxury items, art object.I and a serious domestic adjustment. Many dream,, can now be transformed into realities. Moon emphasis on friends, hopes. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. UI): Many of your basic qualities, talenta surge to forefront. Moon emph~sis on standing In community. prestige, honor, fulfillment of obligations. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Focus on travel, communication, 1pirltual values and long-diatance communication. You'll be dealing with practical people who know value of money. P~ (Feb. 19-March 20): Finish rather than initiate project. Dig beneath surface indications - you'll unearth information concerning specU.l inves1ment, lt.ock purchuee. fiacal responsibWty of one close to you. MUC flOTICC GOif i 011 lllDGI BY CHAALES H GOREN ANO OMAR SHARIF- Q.l -Nellher vulnerable, aa Soulh you hold: +KJe 1:;'AKH2 OQ7 •876 The blddlna hu proceeded: Nortlt Eaet 8HU1 WHt I 0 ·p ... I I;' PH• a o , ... ? What do you bid now'/ A.-We think th•t four hearl• 11 too con1ervatlve an action. Your hand 11 rich In control1, and acH and king• are undervalued In the point count. In addition, you have a flve·card ault and you mu1t uprrade the queen In part· ner'• llrat-bld 1ult. Since you have no cue-bid avellable, a ' Jump to rive heart• ahould tell partner or your all round ttrenrth and al,m 1mblUon1. Q.2-A1 South. vulnerable, y~u hold: +t~ 1:;18541 OJI •AQ52 The bidding hu proceeded: Nortll Eut 8Hlll Weet I + PaH I NT PaH 2 " ,... 1 What action do you take? A. -There are those who feel that, becauae you have an ace and four-card 1upport for partner, you owe him another bid. But a moment.'• thought ahould point out the fallacy or that reHonlnr. You have no hlrh card In either of partner'• 1ult1, a minimum In term• of high card1 for your flnt reepon1t, and your aecondary honora In the mlnor1 are of doubtful value bec&uH Of partner'1 length in the majon. PaH. Q.l-A1 South, vulnerable, )'OU hold: •Qlot7 ~8U 0 '74 •A.Its The blddln1 hu proceeded: N.nh ENt loutll Weet 1 • Pa .. I • p.,, . ') .... . . . ... .... 1 ''' vou.bld now? A. -Partner haa 1hown a hand worth about 18 points, and hie dl•trlbut.lon I• llktily to be five clubs, four diamond•. three 1pado1 and• 1ingleton ht'art. Your hand• me1h well, but 10 far you have done nothing to en co urage partner. With ituch excellent 1upp6rt for hi• rlrsl·bid suit, anything lcu than a jump to flvt' club1 would be! an act of cowardice. Q.4 -Both vulnerabl.-. h South you hold: •AK865 ~AQ72 OIUS •7 The biddinr bu proceeded: Soulll WHt North EHt I + PaH 2 NT Pua 3 \:;' Pa.ee S NT PaH 1 What action do you take? A. -Even ir partner has a full 15 point.s. chances of his being able to make 12 tricks at no trump are slight. Had partner been able to show a Cit for either of your major 1ult1, slam would have been Car more likely. But his auc tlon haa denied holding either three spades or four hearts. Pass. Q.5-Ae South, vulnerable, you hold: +AQJI ~A4 OJt •A.1811 The blddln1 hu pro< .. dtd: ••lh WHt Nwtll Eut I• Po• l o P ... I• Pu1 I• Pue 1 What action do you take? A. -WlLh 17 point• In hi1h card1, you have not yet 1hown the full value of your hand. You do not have enouah to ln1l1t on game, but certainly you want to l11ue an Invitation. Since your hand 11 .... ntlally balanced with a atopper In th• unbid auit, two no trump la the ob- vlou1 choice. Q.8 -At South, vulnerable. you hold. •U>963 ti A OKJ65 •KIOM Th ... bidding has proceeded: WHt North Eaat s .. ti. I c;i l>ble Z ~ 1 What do you bid now'! A. -We feel thal you have the values for game. etpecial· ly since partner made a vulnerable takeout double. But it i1 too unilateral lo jump Lo four spades with such a weak suit -thal might not even be the best 1pot; no trump or a minor suit could be preferable. For the mo- mllnt, 1imply Inform partner of your intentions by cue- bidding three hearta. His next bid will clarify hie h~lding. prospective clJent is a challenge. (Code red! Prospect due in 15 minutes!) flMA IOMlfCI With the precision of the USC band, everyone goes to his appointed station. Food is jerked from top of stove and hid in oven. All cupboard doors secured. Muddy boots into di.shwasher. (They never look there.) Newspapers, plat.es and glasses from living room dumped in freez.er. Detergent, bottles of pills, dead plant removed from kitchen window sill and shoved in handbag. Dog bed and dog shoved in back seat of car in garage. ATWIT'S END There's a special place in heaven for people who have sold their home where the sun always s h ines, birds always sing and you can cook sauerkraut and liver whenever you want. Our old house is up for sale. There has been onJy one other occasion when so many strangers have passed through my room saying things I did not want to hear and talking like I wasn't there, and that was two years ago when I had surgery. A woman has ambivalent feelings about her house. On the one hand she considen it a dump. Why else would she be moving? The closets have shrunk, the utility room can be used by no more trnm two trolls at one lime and face it, when was the las~tlme a house outlived It& warranties? On the other hand, It's a monument to good taste and clevemefiS, and a shrine to liquid bleach. The trick to selling " home ls to make it look like no one has ever lived in it. It's a model home that hu none of the trappings of human existence. (Toilet paper, waste cans, cooking odors, newspapers, dop or children.) During the first week. t.he call from the realtor who is bringing a NI.JC NOTICE CONIOUOA"RD Ul'OAT OP CONDITION Con•olld•t~ Report of Condition of "SOUTH COAST BANK" of Cotta M .... Orange County, and Dome9tlc Subaldlarlea at the cloee of bualn ... on December 31, 1982. One person stands guard over c106ed door to kids' bedroom and explains child inside is contagious. · These elaborate maneuvers completed. the prospective customer wilJ stand in the entranceway and ask, "~ this carpet come with the house?1 • When assured it does, she will sruCf, "Then I don't want it," and walk out. One cannot sell a house unless one can handle rejection. It becomes a way of life. Week after week. month aft.er month. they file through as the bitterness grows within you unliJ one day you atop caring. A$ the prospc.ctive customer comes lhroug}t the front door, you don't care that the gym shorts are indoors and bum your eyes, a burnt skillet is 90aking 1n the smk. a wet towel is on the living room sofa and the dog juat sank ha teeth into a shopper's thigh. There is aJways the possabtltly that coming through your front door 1s a person who sees beneath the human condition and says, "Now here's a house you could live in." 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BethJehem S~I C.Orp. pos~ a $1.1' billion lo.a In the.• fourth quarter -the largett quarterly deficit t•v1·r· for a U.S. company. Eurll«r in the wct'.k, U.S. Steel Corp .. the 1ndustJ•y'11 lender, rcportt'<i a loss of $363 million in the fourth quarter. Armco Inc. lost $183 mt!Uon and LTV Corp. with heavy Interests in steel. lost $98.1 million, S hell tops in sales L,QS ANGELES Shell Oil Co., which refused to go along with the indust ry trend of offering disc·oun1s to cash cutswmers, moved from number three to number one In gasoJjne sales in California, the latest survey indicates. The figures compiled by the Los Angeles-based Lundberg Survey show that Shell sold more than 14.9 percent of ~asoline purchased statewide in November. Ford imports planned DETROIT -Ford Motor Co. plans to sell in the United S t ates two upscale cars that it will manufacture in Europe, an industry trade journal reported today. Ward's Automotivy Reports said one car would be a specialty version of the XR-4 Sierra, which wW debut in Europe this spring. The aerodynamic, rear-wheel-drive car. with a two-door fastback design and rear deck spoiler. would come to the United States in the 1985 model year and cost about $15,000. The second car, code-named Scorpio, will be introduced in Europe in the 1985 model year and is set tentatively to come to this country in the 1987 model year. The vehicle will cost about $20.000 and will be a rear-wheel-drive. luxury. four-door sedan, Ward's said. Western posts losses LOS ANGELES -Western Airlines posted a 1982 net los.s of $44 million or $3.56 a share compared with a 1981 net loss of $73.4 million or $5.81 a share, the c'Ompany has reported. Western said 1982 revenues were $1.07 billion, up slightly from $1.06 billion in 1981. The airline said its net loss for the fourth quarter was $39.6 million or $3.08 a share compared with a 1981 fourth-quarter loss of $56 1 million or $4.34 a share. Gold prices soaring LONDON -The price of gold topped $500 an ounce in early European trading today. soaring to its highest levels in nearly 22 months on the Lon~on and Zurich markets as the dollar rose sharply against key currencies. London's five major gold trading houses set a recommended morning trading price for gold of $503,50 doUars. In Zurich, bullion reached $502.76 around noon, its best mark sjnce April 9, 1981. when it was pegged on the Zurich market at $511.50. Kaiser stock bought ONT ARIO, Calif. -An investment group led by Minneapolis millionaire Irwin L. Jacobs now owns about 14.7 percent of Kaiser Steel Corp. after buying another 216".000 shares, sold on the open market by the .fienry J. Kaiser Family Foundation. The series of purchases by the Jacobs group on Friday now boosts its stake in the Fontana-baaed steelnlaker to about 1,064,000 shares, making it the largest single shareholder. Gold By Tbe A11oclated Press Selected world gold prices today: London morning fixing $503.00,. up $9.25. London afternoon fixing $499.50, up $5.75 . Parts afternoon fixing $504.44. up $8.54. Frankfurt fixing $502.00, up $7 .00. Zurich late afternoon $499.00 bid, up $6.00; $500.00. ask~. Handy & Harman (only daily quote) $499.50, up $5.75 . Engelhard (only daily quote) $499.50, up $5.75. EngeJbard fabricated (only daily quote) $S24.48, up $6.04. · NY Comex gold spot month Fri. $494.80, off $1.20. J .MeiaU NEW YORK (AP) -Spot nonferrous metal prices today: I Copper 78~-80 cents a pound, U.S. destinations. Lead 21 'h-23 cents a pound. • Zinc 40 cents a pound, deliver~. Zinc 40 cents aA>Ound, delivered. Tia $6.2383 Me\als Week composite lb. Alumlaum 76 cent.a a pound, NoYo Mercury $840.00 per flaak. Plallaam $462.00-$466.00 merch. troy ounce, N.Y. Silver Handy and Harman, $13.86 per troy ounce. NEW BUSINESSMEN Cont•ct the DAILY PILOT tor Information regarding th• county requirement• for ualng • F.lctJtloua llualn••• N• ... 142-4321 IXT. m DAILY PILOT 8 4 Orang• CoHt DAILY PILOT/Monday, Janu•ry 31, 1083 CBS confirms there will be life after M*A*S*H Sy FRED ROTHENBERG Af T....,.._Wrtlw · NEW Y OKK Ttwn• will be life after "t.1-A·S·H " : Three chanu:1t•n1 In the current "M ·A·S·H" Mries -Col Stwrman Potter, play~ by Karry Morgan; Cpl MaAx Klinger, played by Jamlt' Farr, ahd Father Mulcahy, played by William Ouiatopher -will 1tar in a fall 1erles, HllrVey Sh phatd. CBS senior vkc president for programs. t0ld The Aaaocia\ed Press in a recent Interview. : The 1erie11, aet in a U.S. veteran's hospital, wlll f6cus on how the three "M-A·S·H" regulan and tbelr patienta adjuBt to peace, while 1trugling with tbelr emotional, social and physical war wounds. "M-A-S-H" e nds its 11th season Feb. 18 with a 2 ~·hour movlt~ "What~v r happ n1 to the charact.-ra •l lht nd of 'M·A·S ·H' wlll be oonUnued In th\' n w rl ," uld Sh ·phan.l. Th nrw comc·dy, t nhatlv ly Utled "A!tctr M·A·S ·ll," will ~ bl d wlth eome creatlve talent from "M·A·S·H," lncludlna oxucutlve producer Burt Metcalf~ and rltt creator Larry Gelbart, who alao wu co.writer on Duatln Hoffman'• hit movie, ''Tootalt-. "M-A·S·H," ln reruna, ta currenUy the moet popular syndicated pro~ram, accordln1 to the A.C. Nld.!Mln C.O. Thia IHIOn 1 oriainal epllodee on CBS hav6 averaged a 22.9 raDng (the percentqe of all homes with televisions) and a SS share (percent.age of TV homea with their aeta on), making "M-A-S-H" the No. 3 ahow for 1982-83. TV 'stars' are behind bars CARROLLTON, Ga. (AP) -Two big cats their owner says are st.a.rs of televialon corrunercials are behind bars in Georgia. transporting wild anJ.ma.la lnto the 1tate without a pennit, a rm.demeanor, and freed on $1,000 bond. He faces a ix-Ible one year In jail and $1,000 f ine if convicted. A hearing waa aet for Monday. The two, a lynx ancf a cougar, as well as a pair of Siberian tigers and seven timber wolves, were confiaca\ed by GeorJlia game wardens on Thursday after their owner, 'Charlie Dasher, 31, moved them to their new west Georgla home without proper state permits. ''The law uya you've got to aet the pennita before you bring wild an1mtil lnto the state," said Gib Johnston, a spokesman for t he Georgia Game ~ and Fi.sh Diviaion. "He knows he's got to nave the ' permits." Johnson said the anlma.la were taken to an animal shelter In Atlanta. Daaher , a native of Macon, Ga .. said he was ln the procea of moving his business from Inman, S .C., to Georgia and didn't have the barn full! remodeled for inspection by the Game and Fi.sh Divialon. Dasher said his animals have appeared in a wide variety of television shows and movies, and some were to appear with Faye Dunaway in a movie to be filmed this yeal' ln Albany, Ga. He said the lynx and cougar were used in Ford Motor C.O. commercials for the Lynx and C.Ougar. The commercials, he said, won Cleo awards for excellehce in 1981. Dasher's attorney, Jerry Word, said his client would have to obtain the proper pennita, then file a civil suit to try to get hla anima11 back. Dash er w as arrested on a ch arge of Pta.IC NOTICE PICTIT10U81U ..... H NAMEITAn•NT The lollowlng P41ttona art dol~ bull-.. ; DOCTORS EMERGICENTER, SOPHIE'S CHOICE edward~ MESA CINEMA ~~.;::·;,;.:.""' 646-5025 '505 Ventaja. Newport Beach, ,.._ __________ , Calllornl• t2660 Claire Wtldemler. M.O . 505 Ventaja, Newport BMch. Calllornla 92660 Gery M. Tall, M.O .. 1833 Fullet1on Roecl, La Hal>r• Height•. calllc>tl• 90631 Thie 11u91,_. la conducied I>)' e general parlnerahlp Clafre Weldemi.t Thlt 1111-1 wu hied with the County Clerk or Orange County on ~20.1983 ~IM.O'ltRA •I Law • , Dowrl>f'M, ~ IMctl. CA l29a . norm • Publl1htd Orange Cout Oally AIOI, Jan. 24, 31. Feb. 7. 14, 1983 : 460-13 DEATH ·1mc11 . ·-BA-UER A~e111 ......... ,. """"" .... " °Kl88 Ml QOODBYI" '"' ~.,.. .. IATllUM. a THE RDICT ·CONSTANCE E. BAUER, 1---------a g e 4 6 , a re s I d e n t o f Pta.IC NOTICE ......... ~ ..... f d1Bl H unting ton Beac h . Ca . 1---,,ic-m--M>U,..-a~IU-l~ ... ~.~,,..-- P,essed away suddenl y NAM« ITATEMIENT tl.."''""'"•0•~ Jai\uary 28. 1983 al her The lollO'Wlng persons ts doing M Ba h d l>ulinoas ... restdence. rs. uer 8 HUNTINGTON C ARPET b'e'e n a sec r e t a r Y a t CLINIC. 1308 Otlve St . Hunu~ton ~untingt.on Beach City Hall Beech, CA 92&46 for. many years and most R K Anthony Albany. t306 recently had been an Olive St . Huntington 8Hch. CA 92646 •e)cecutlve secretary fo r Ttuabualneulac:ond\.teledbyan Harriett Wieder. Beloved 1no1v1c1ua1 wife of Ronald C . Bauer; R K Albany beloved mother of Michael T11ct 11a1"'*'' •u ''led -.1th 111e l ~~=~=====a=~~~~=~~~~~~~~~ Ca County Cle<ll ol Otenge County on + Q. Bauer, Laguna Beach. • Jan 14 tt13 Daryll J . Bauer. Enc S . no7311 8 3 u e r 3 n d pa l r i c i a Publl•h•d Orang• co .. 1 oauy l1iTOiiif'\8l;;T°olC.-.NO;Am:NDONiiiiiiiiT B' Ider am a . a 11 0 f PolOI Jan 17· 24· 31· Feb 7·2~8:83 ITATEllllNT Of' AIANDOl•DfT _NO __ TIC __ l!_Of' ___ n.ul~~nr=--.~.~AU~~ ijW1tinatnn Beach, Ca. Allio OF UU OF PlCTITIOUI Notice Is hefeby gtven thtl on ... -.. d NIUC NOTJC( ., ... ,, N.u. Wednudal. the lfth day of stirviving are a gran son The 1011owlng per1ona have February. 1 83. at 12:30 p.m. e t Ilona Id J . Balderama; 3 PlCTTTIOUl IUtMH abandoned the UM Of I.he Flc1hlou• 2081 ~ Cenl<t ~. ~· ~others. John M. Conner, ,.._ I TATE•NT Bualn•n Name· NEWPORT 201. ln the City ot trvtne. County of J o seph Conner. both of The lollowlng pwaone .,e doing PENINSULA AEA L TY. 3020 Otange. Sl•t• ol Cellleml&. Bob E. Grlando. Florida, Charles bullnau u N-port 81 . N9Wpcl(1 Buch. CA Thacker, Tru1IH, whoM 1trfft (., Fu Tu RE w 0 R L 0 92663 addrHI I• 2061 8ual-Center Conner. Jackaon, Ca .. and a COMPUTERS. (II) FUTURE FAIR. (C) The Flclltlou• Bu1lne11 N•m• Oflve, Suitt 201, ll'Ytnt, CA 92715, s.1 s l e r J u d y Cann On • FVT\JRE FAIRE. (di FUTURE FARE. referred 10 above wu llltd tn and whoM rtlapho"• number 11 Sunnymead, Ca. F riend• 1101 So. Grwid Ave .. Ste. A, sa.nta Orange County on A&M'M It, 1979. (7t41 951-5038, wt11 Nit et publlc may call at t'lerce Brothen • Ane CA. 92105 Ilona V. l'lec:N, 1552 Mif-tucllon to the hlgheet bidder for S h M f 40 MICROTECHNOLOGY INC.. Or • 8alb0e. CA 92901. l ~. In lftflll fTIOMY of Ula Ut11t«1 mil ortuary rom noon 1101 So. Grand Ave., SI•. A. Santa Rich¥d Z. bntltl, I 412 8eech SlalN . all P9Y•lllt et thtt lime ot ·until 9:00 PM Tuesday, AnaCA.92705 B1 .. w .. 1m1ne1w.OA 92613. Nit. a11111at oemln rMI Pl'CIC*1Y '¥here funeral eervices will Thlt llut!MM It conducted I>)' • Ilona v. Fltehl llltuattd 1n lht County of Orange, be conducted at 11 :00 AM c;orporatlon. This •l•t-1 waa llltd wllh Ille Stal• of Otlllornla. dffc:rlbed •• Wj!dnesday, with father ~~°J-f.,~ Inc. J:;'.n~.c1':e~ °'Orange County on '~ttorth on Eahtllll B atlKMd Thomas Meagher officiatlng. Vlca Pretldenl A071a htftto and by reftfe11ce made a J;>ierce Brothers • Smith ThlS 11a1emen1 was llled with the Publl1htd Orange Coaat Dally pan htteof. M 0 r l u a r y direct 0 r 8 . County Cte<k ol Orange County on Pilot. Jan 17, 24, 31, Feb. 7, 1983 The etreet addr ... or common 536-6539 Jan e. t913 -"1-83 dellignatlon of lht Mid , ... Pl'CIC*1Y r-It: 2·l•tllde, IMne, CA. P~~llJ:e~o.~~~~~~ 3~~~~De11y --nc-~-.. -D"-.--'!...~TIC(~--.. ~-co~~.!:~,""!:.~ • .,~,~~~~ McCOIMK:ll MOITUAalH Laguna Beach 494-9415 Laguna Hills 768-0933 Sao Juan Gap•strano 495·1776 HAalO« LAW"'-MT. OLl¥1 Mortuary• Cemetery Crematory 1625 Gisler Ave :: Costa Mesa ~ .. ' . I .. 540-5554 f"IHCIUOTHHS llU UOADWAT MOITUAIY 110 Broadwa~ Costa Mesa 642·9150 IALT% .. GHOH SMnlf & TVTHl&.l WHTCU# CHArtl '27 E 17th St Costa Mesa 64&-9371 r1oc1JtC ••w ....OllAl'All c.m...,., Mortuary c:Noel-<:rematory 3600 PK1hc Vlf/I# Drive Newpe>n Beach 644·2700 • ..... .., ., .... , . 162.e3 MAim ITATlmNT lllle. PCllllll04\, « encumbt- The 1o11ow1ng pel'9onl .,. doiriO to .. 11111 the OO!lgatlont MCUred ll¥ NIUC NQTJC[ ~u: anct~totht~of .... ROTO MATIC FOOO SYSTEMS confetred In lhet oer1eln deed of FICTITIOUS euutl!ll (Southttn Callf«nla). 711 w t7lh uual date d Auguat 1. 1979, ..... ITATlllENT 1 e xecuted by KENNETH L The follcnwlng P«IOfl la dotng St., •Bl2,CottaMeaa,CA92e2·. GOODWIN a nd MELI NDA ~ -Donald JOhQo>Petert, eotA E. GOODWIN, .. Truetor IO TIU• BREAKFAST IN BED. 4000 Ocetnlronl, llalboe. CA t2Ml. in.it-£ Trwl CO. M Truetee fOf Peril Newport Apt1., N~S. e.et!.~ ~~~ E Oetoanfronl, c-ttl H-. tnc. • 8tlwftdwy. Hewpotl a.ch. Cellfomia • Thia bu"'-la conducled ll¥ a reeotded l-1·1179, In 8ootl 11252, Sylvia Talaon. 4000 Perk general panMrthlp Peg• 9)2, lnttrumenl NO. 1511. Newport Aptt . No. 308. Newpo<1 Don Pttare Offidel Aecordl of Ol'enge County, &each. C.tlf«m 92MO Th•• llaltment wu tied with 1he Oallfornta a nd re·ra corded TN• bu91,_ i• conductarenoe COUtlty on t -17•2979 •• ln1t #34782. 911 lndlv\dual I 4•3 13328 p, 488 SYIVI• T•aon Jan 14· 1""' fll7W9 Notlee ol Default and Elttlion lo Thlt at1temen1 ... filed with the Publlahed Orange CoHt Delly lell th• dttcrlbed real property County Clerk or Otange County on Piiot. Jan l7. 24. 31, Feb. 1, IN3 under uld Oted of Truat wu Jan 6. 1983 304-83 1tc0tded 1-11, 1182, • "'81~1 f~ No 82-219853, OfllCl&t Aeoofd'a of Publl•h•d Orange CoHt Dally PU8UC NOTICE Or•noe County, C .. f«nla. Pllot. Jan 10. 17. 24. 31. 1963 T1111 Notloeltglvenlncompllenot 159-eS PICTITIOUI IU ... 11 Wltft the wrlttttl ~llOn made 10 NAMl ITATl•NT the TruttN by Ille Mid~. P'tlll.IC NOTICl FlCmlOUI ISU ... 1 1 NA• I TATl•NT The lallowtng pereon. .,, doing bu~·· KNIT WORKERS PLUS, 2941 Jacaranda Avtf'lue, Cottt M••. C.Ulomla 92020 Kttet1 Lyn" C0tc;oran Coflen. 294 I Jacaranda Avenue. Coale ~. Clllllomla 92026 Mar, La OMr1 COn:ottn, 2941 Jac.,anda Avet1ue, Cott• Me ... Cellfomla 92f2CI f!Q ~ .. conducitd ll¥ • oen-al partntrttllp Mar, L Cofcoren This 1tat-t w .. h4ed """" IN County CWll of 0r-. County on JatMWy 21. IN3. ,_ Publlen.d Orenge CO••I Dally Piiot. Jen 24, 31, F'"eb. 1, 14, 1113 45143 T...._ lol......., ·~a are dolnn On Janu&fY 24, tH3. whieh I• Ille bu.;..• ;.""'~ per..... ... d1tt of Ille lnlUaJ pul>HeallOn Of tltie w AT T 8 My LINE . 2 1 3 Not le• ol Sale. th• lollowlng PrHkntH, Crt , Ptacentla. OA. amouM• rec>r_,t tilt total amounl 92070 ol the unpaid b alance ol lh• CARL GENNARO , 213 Ol>llOtllon u cured by t h• PrH1tne11. Ori .. Placentla CA. e11ovt ·dt1orlbed propertr to be ne10 1old and reaaonably etll!Mttd Thl9 bull""8 It condueted 1:1¥ en C!Oltl, ~. 8fld td'lancet, a tndMd<lel ce.1 Oennero ':::':to NONlln OWNltl Thta 1i.temen1 w• hied with the YOU AM •Dm'AUlT UNDIR A "-·-"' ci-.ti f ,.,_ ,, _ _... ...., or TRUeT, DATU AUeUeT ........,..,, - o voanot ......,,., on t , ttrt. UllLlll YOU TAKC Jan e, l"3 ACTIOll TO '"OTICT YOU" MaDaWNOHT AnO..YIATUW ............... •ct .,,. ,_ ""°""~'-~MAY• ICU AT A PUii.ie • YOU ... M DPUMAnote or 11C MTUM or ntm NOCeBllll ,.._T YOU. YOU tM0UL0 COWTACT A -=-..... CA Publillled Ort"O• Colll Dally Piiot, Jtn 10, 17, 24, 31, 1ta 214.U MUC MOTIC[ UW\'D. The IOlal amount OwlnO Ofl IN ~ 111•a111011 1~ ~ leH, e11pentff, advencH , end co1t1 amoun11 to the t um of t 2UNSS. The .,.,... .,,..... under tNa ftCTITIOUa .,_.. PK:nnoue .,_.. o ld oae1 of 1ruat and tlla ,.._ STA,_"1 MAim tTA~ """'!OM MCur9C1 .__ wtf'I fttt ~ pereone •• doing The follo•lno .,.rton It dolnt a• e 111 n • d to M I• cay 11 aw butlNM M ~ M Wy uomlralll and Ter••• J . THI CHAIN OANO, 1eo e. 21M OAAPHIO 11.1.UllONI. H tl w~. hueHnO and ...... ttrwt. 0.2. Oot'8 MMe, <:allfornla Hamlllon, Huntl.,gton I H oh, folnt fe nan11, lly a11l9n1nent 112827 Oalilornla •~• reoot0act 1n .-1m 1, ,... •· Her'tleft k. Wagner. 1eo r. 2111 E~lll'd HUOlt lell, M4t C'-Y OfflClll raoorclt Of 0r.,,.. coumy, lMrMt, 0.2. Cotta MeN. Ctlll«illll CllaM °''"''• rtunllnaton 9"oh, Ctllforftll t2t27 Celtlotnta t2t4f The ~ wea ••o••• Joan A. W90ner, II() I . 21•1 Pettlcle t.laty ........ , CNllV llllcl IUIMllMed • ,.,.,.... 111 • ltrM!. D-2. OOtt• ,.. .... Callforllil Chaff Drive. Hunllnoton h acll, "''*"""°" '900rclad ~ a2t27 Ctllfornte ~ wllft 111111 No1111 ef ,.,__ ..... Thie ~ le ~ ll¥ a Tltlt ~le oonduClled ll¥ M 1t11a 2111 -ef ......,, .... lft ,.,. .. ptlrtnlf!llllD. w kldMcNal ........... ,..,. " ...... .,, . .....,, I( ..,_ I H ... ti.. ~:1.=-el ~ Tilll ... ,,,... W fled With Ula Thlt 11 .. ll'Mnt .. Mad Wllll ltl8 CWlfr, eo-ey °""" of e>tanta ~Y on C04lt'lti on of °'.,,.. ~ • DMed' -..y 11, ,... ~ .. ,.. ~ •. 1111. .. ... TM1911r. Pvflilllll* Or .. O..~ Pvl>HtMcl Ctlflte ~~ , ..... .._ OfMl8 CMet~ ,_., iMrl }4, 11, M t , 14 ltll ll'llOI, J9fl It, 17, N , J I, ,_ Nal. Jefl 14, at, ,. ... 1. -41$-a ,.,.. ... _.... . • • • It llt'ijffia th t l\u rt Conrad llket charaic~r1 who rub our aympathJt'tt the wron1 way. L.ut y ar, h pJayc.-d O. Cordon Liddy, tho touah nut from Wawrguw, In a TV movt . Tonlaht, he'a a lf'lflah. chlldlah, cheating huabond tn ABC'• overbearing "Cont Iona ot a M rrled Man." Conrad lll ont' tough, unemotJonal cookie crumb here. Hh1 character la never llktblo. Ht neither growa up nor growa on vou. And vou know thla la a LUXURY THEATRES 1at lw Matl11ttShtwlt11t10NlYS2J8IWIH0t-.iMll9tt4 s 1113GUiI•Xutl616J~ 25ssf~r!, J FOA FUOI ElCCITEmEOTI V111tOur • ., ARCADE of GAMES• .. · · .. ,." GANDHI 70 MM ........................ ,...,_,. M lf100 4100 1100 aco11. Su tt ti Show Only I No ,..,,., ET. THCEXTRA· • e l}:RRF.STRIAL am "'!!J>&a,r.un~~ '"'°> * * aARQAIN MATIN•••* MOftd1y Utru lltMrtlay All ,.rformancaa bet-. 1:00 ,M (E.alfl ..... , ........... MtlNyt) "•llT PRllNDI" ------ "THI v1"01cr• ,., ----- "Ttta TOY" "1 ---"lllllllY THm KID" ---·- "TOOTlll"----··- ~ ... ~c.r-.a. ------·- lAICfWOOO CENlUl SOUTH .. ,.,.'" . . .. ANA HE IM l•lllVt IN TMSUGUm.'"--"'TMS TOY" -_ .. ...., . ,• ... BUENA PAWi\ , • " " ---·-HM070 .......... LINCOLN [)lilVl IN · ..... FOUNlAIN VALLE V 01111/l IN .... '*ee,.., .. __ , .. , ffl•l.UI "41 HRl.11 1111 ------ "GANDMt" '"' •OOL8Y91WMO --- Joc111ty ot Co~ooct 21l/lll·9llO • THm •aumi." -_ ........... - ..,... WALKaR",.. ·--- "IOPHIE'S CHotCE" ... ---- "'t(IU -00009YI"----"YOUNG DOCTOftl lttLOVI"" --- .. ....., THm IUD" ------ _,. _ "ttOM()ft~ ... "ON9 DANC MIGHT"' - "fUMl"-'L ~ ..... -"-0-........ _ "ntl TOY" --............ flll Cllll fllOIN, -...,_ .... St.. J 8'1 .... 9i_ff_ ltl•Mtl .. .,_., THm ICD".,.. -"'TMS DAM C"YITAI." ... __ ........ _ .. .,...... --------- ORJ\N<:.l -· " _ ..... "TOO'J!S" .. ••••W" .. ..__,.., a-c-.. ... , <.:.t.mr~ film tx .... utc• h1• a ·i. to knul:k tomf'body on hla rump with one punch Th key c:onCt•Jon. whkh O«W't f'orJy on, 11 \hot Walter Prk'<' II bored with hie lift" and wlfo, llla wlfo, Pot, play<'d b~ J<>nnltcr Wo.rrt'n (who 10unda and look.a like J An1._• F'ondu), umt'a il'11 hn fault. h 'I not Al 45, Walwr 111 ti<>lng through a mldllte crb1LI, onJy he blrunCIJ 1•wryUody c•li.t> h turns out that he doesn't hate marriuge WI muL·h llll hP doet rulec und commltmcnta. \111,IJ\' l::oo ID. HNI <:HANA'I AHCMLa The ~ po.e u r~ lrKll t~ to In-ti· ge.. Ifie dMth OI a gwn- 1>* ~ -eppwet!Uy lrampled II)' hit tftottte '--· D l!lOHT 18 u.ouGH 0.llld gtOM )Mloul - .i-t'• WOl'lllnO "'4th • INWacoMMgue Cf) cou . .oe ~u. O.Peul va St JOMC!h• •tt• MOYll vc onhMllotl1 Of A Mairled Man" (Premiere) ~ C..V9ill, Jel""'9f Watren. A .... IMMM Mii 10¥o Int......,.. n 111lllft .- • r•une•r wom•n tlwMlet1e te .. 1ro.,~ lhlnQ he 11111 W«lied tot. Cl) OHAllUe'I ~ Tlff911l' ~ 10 '* old eotlOOI wMn IWO OOedl "OM lw otd Ml'Ollly m~ ,.,louely~ I HIAL~f fHI 8H'JtUNAM '9\.AY8 "Tiie Merry Wive• Ot W~" Alohard Ortt· lllM. Judy !Mia and Ben K~ -... llKed In 8hak ........ -*'Y of marrtaoe. rOtMnee, awtn- dle, end deception direct· ed II)' 0.llld Jonea. • nQITUNI "In The lhadow 0t The CepllOI" Jeaaloe ~di loolll II llOw -.Oled '-id· ttt In Wtenlnfton Ot epple wllh the ptot)lema of pow.. •• dlenge Ind hard UtNI In • predomlnattty blllCtl Amertc.n city. Q (%)MOVll Orane• Cout DAILY PILOT/Mond1y, Janu1ry 31, 1113 • KHXT (2) 8:00 -"8Qua.re Pep." Lauren faU. hNd-over-heell fn love, bUt hu little chance of winn.lna her hee.ttthrob. KABC (11) 9:00 -"Confffllona of a Marrled Min." Robert Conrad and JeMlfer Warren at&r ln a movie about a aood h u1band and lc>Vln1 father'• otMlelllon with a younpr woman whlch threaaena t.o destroy everythina he hu worked for. KOCE (SO) 10:00 -"Enterprt.e." Hoet Eric Sevareld, in "The Buck Stop• ln Brazil," look.I at the hlah·•taket world of lnternatlonal banktna ln Sao Paulo, Braallja, New York and Zurich, .... ,.... 1111 ~ lion '"' t lrlO 8 l[l T~ JOtolN, M.D, .......... In !fie ...... man'• -Id only lo NII up .. llinat raal"" Md lltoo ..,_ ••1 llANUNT .. ..,.......__ lllO 'NTH• .... MOYll • •• ''TN~ltlOl't'' (IMO) lllldwd ~. ~IMnQTwo.,..,.._• • hn lltenoleoo ""* -.111on !Incl tn.t "'* IOll9 for MGtl °"* -· lllot• """ ttMllr profeaa6on. .. amlltUoM. •PQ· I: ... (%) MOYll * * \t "Heavy Mel al" (1Mt)~. VOlaeaof JoM Cafldr, JoM Vernon. A~.,-.Otbol ltemaftdoue pi-. llM a llrenea "*' on a variety ot cl\areo••• In different UMtt eno p11C11 1n "" lll\lvtf'M, • "' 4:00 (I) f~ O' THC MON••la CO)MOYll l:OIC.CI * • * '"T°""91y~(tl11) '• "GOW Dalt1ay, Mn-Mar· : p laMd on IN foeil 00-• by The Who A ~~WUOk--. dumll artei ~ Dr ... • alftlt of tt1t fMhef'e M41TW 1ii.o-• mooern~ ,,_.,.,.. alUllOl*f Dr • ff..cly l#IGle Md • WOt• eNptlfnO publo, ·..a· f-.IO e • • \t "Hwray ~or M ·' ty loOpl" (INO) MllNIC• " •d Voloa ot To!'llmy arno.i.1 A '-'*Y t1t1 "'*' IO ptOMIMlloe M a moYle .. ., end ~ ... • ""' tor prtaldMI of .. "' ·o· . .. O:V ............. w., ... ( ttn) ....,. ....,,,,., Hatn. eon '°'d A moti.y ~ llon of retlelt end r~ betld IOll9fher to atttOlt IN fM9I ..,_ lort of WI oppreulva g•••c llc empire. 'PO' (0) * * "FOi-Oarllng" • (1959) Wcllle .... Dell Att\11 A ~ ooupte'a ,,,.,,... I• Mved by • guardlen eno11 who r....-nblel the ...... , __ . ll•movle•tat . • ntMl'8 COMPAH'i Jecll PGeM .. !\la own !win to romance Furl9y'• ~ • HAWAII lllVE-0 MoOarrett find• hlmMll with • ~ leg WOUfld and al tM l'Mfc;y ol en armed and dangeroue Neaped convtcl. James Clavell's "Shogun," will be rebroadca1t over •••• "Edge Of The City" ( 11151) Sidney P011ter, John C-¥«-An Army delertet ta placed In a dllemm• Wiien hi• black friend, a gang l>o8a, la llllled on Ill• loadlng dodl• Oonao talla tor a iwn... aurgeon ..tio la ~mined to prOYe IMwMlf • c:ec>able .. ~male doc:1or. (R) Niel! Mancueo, David W-. TM pociulatlon of • 6oulh-•terl\ d-1 '-Cllon 11 terJorlud by h<ln· dred• of vampire bah wNdl lnvede Ille atM In -lllMTlbetl wtletl night lalla. 'PO' •• "Kiii Altd Kiii AQaln" (IHI) J-Ryan, Anne. line Kftel. A tllatllll at11 •P«t b•lllM the minion• ol • power-mad aciantlat Intent on enellWlf man- kind wllfl • -m6nd.con-lfol drug, 'PO' .MOVIS * * * "The 0ooa Of Wt1" (1NO) Chrlatopher Walk· CZ) • • •.,. "Mac"1h" (1111t)Jon Finch. Fr~ Cl Annla Directed by Roman Polanalll. 8aMd on 8nak..,,..,e·1 play, TN greed and ambltlOrl of a man end 11111 wlte INd them to tragedy In t lth-Qntury Scolland. 'R' 8D OVMEASY Ou.t: autlp' Wright Mot· n..(R)Q G PULAT'eHIOHT Howard El9Mbetg, public lnter .. t laW)W, and How- ard PMllpe, director of the Conaervallv• Ceucue. d•b•t• Ill• quHllOn, "Should -•bo!WI legal •Id aervlcea lor lh• poor?"; buW-CONUll· ante Tllomu Peter. and Robet1 Waterman looll •• America'• beet-run com- pari .... CJ) CMNEW8 9 MCNEWIQ 8NecNEWI a;) AHOTHIA UR (C)MOVll! * ·~ "Nlghtwlng" (111111) Nick Mancueo, David W111n«. The populatlon of • South-tetn d-1 region la terrortred by hun- dred• ot vampire beta wNch Invade the -In rneu number• wher> night , ..... PG. DMOVIE * •i.t "Birch Interval" ( tll18) Eddie Alber1, Rip Torn. A young girl It eMI to llYe with AmWI ,...t...,.., whet• ... IMrna abou1 the rMlltlee of the adult worid 'PG' t:301 ALU Dea<CAVITT (J)QINEWS 9 1ARHEY Miu.ER Two armed hoodlum• Invade the~ room but Berney llu little time tor them ~ • bOmb .. •boul lo go off In a bulk). I~ ecroea the al/Ml. m AOtUNCE THEATAE THE VEAi' THAT WAS: 1912 Fiim ciipe, -lootage and orlglnel animation are uNd to~ the moa1 -•ble _, .. of the pr...ioua~ (Q)a.19El A eplrtted trtbule to the genlv• ot cornpoeer Euble Blllk•. i.eturing 24 of .. beet aonga lnCludlng "In Honeymuc:kle Tltne" and "I'm Just Wiid About Hat· &'MOVIE • *" "BeloYad en.my· (11138) Oevld ..,....., .,..,_ Obenln. Love tr~ bitter panlMn llnM when an lrlall pettlot dleccNw9 11eio-... ~ during the .-ty '20L 1:00 e cee ..wa D ...c..wa 8 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN Plnlty Tuecadero retume to MllwalAk• and "'* her wey beck Into Fonzte'a '-1.(Part 1) D MCNEW8Q D 10AP Jeaalce dtvoroee et..ler and ~y publldy updatea ttMfr iov. ...... at • walcome petty lor v• da. • THMF8 OOW'AH'i Jedi adopta • -kNlge to l)6MM a W9althy - · CHANNll LISTINGS 8 Kf'IXT KBSI 8 KNBC INBCI • ICTLA (Ind I 8 KA8C IABCI 0 t<FMB ICBSI fl) t<HJ TV llnd I Ill l<CST IABCJ • ICTT\/ !Ind.I e l<COP·TV (Ind l '• ICCE T IPBSJ G KOCE IPBSI · five consecutive nights beginning at 8 :00 tonight on KNBC (4). wf\O would Ilk• to many """ • 8 JOtWt'8 WllO em> MlllNDS AIPORT CJ) ........ ~ A J.,.,_ OWM .,_ that -.. ol tile U.S ... Ila .uge: • prollle ot llouMhold hint• eolumnl1t ~Crul#-Evww.. 0 IHTERTAJNMEHT TONGKT lnlervlewt wltll Maty Mat· tin and Larry Hagman. a;) ORANGE COUNTY TODAY {%)MOVIE * * "Lal'1 Do II Aolin" (11175) Sidney POltler, BIN Coaby A mHkman and a lectory work., engage In betting and llypnolllm to r .... fundl '°' ........ lodge. 'PO' 7:30 I) 2 OH THE TOWN F .. tured; a IOok at a gra,.._ ty madllne UNd 10< the ,...... OI back and ~ pain; Elle Fltzo«eld llng1 In Ille lounge ot Ille DC 10. D 9 FAIA y FB.IO 0 LAW... & 8HIN.EY &OOW'NIY The glfta encount., IWO goye and -perN on a ekl WMkend. 8 EYEONLA Featured: • auppor1 group lor perenll wtlOM dlltdfen have ~ rnurct«ed; • proflla ol Magic Johnaon; a looll •• "--"" male modell D MAD.UWI "'-Ace M~ hlr• a t.ctiy Inte- rior decotatO< to rede- e«•t• lhe tNinelon. • MC» IN ~TI J ennifer'• chlldhood -4""'1 .,.,._ 10 mall• hel'keep her ._ to many him. • T1C TAC DOUGH • MACNR. I L1!HNEA AU'()ftT ID SHEN< PMV1EW8 Neal Gab* and Jeffrey L~ _...., ''Gandhi'' end"Fr-." CJ) UE mTEC'TOft 111 YOU A8fCID '°" IT tD WHAT"IMYLM? CID FMGGU ..ocK PwMdd Boobef IOeea the epeclel ptotectlw he1 """ en to him by M.,-Joty, the '*"'9 trMll heep. 1:00" CJ) IQUAM .... Lauren 1W ~ llelta In IOll9. bu1 Ilea llt1M • dlanc:. of winning lier "-!throb. 118SHOGUN Sflipwredted E.ngllltl NM- QelOt JOtwt 8lldc1tlome (Rk:hard Chemberlein) la captured by JapaneM awnurw -non and -.. monecl to Ouka by the ~~T0tenaoa (Toehlro M!Mw). .._.he 18 alaled tor eucullon by Toran11ga'1 bitter rllCAll Lord l•llldo (Nobuo l<anello). (P#t t)(R)Q 8 MOYIE (lie) KOOC (Ind.) 0 On TV l Z·TV H HBO C ICiMmul f IWORI NY , NY 111 !WTBSI I IESPNI I IShowttmel • S9olh9fll • (C•ble N-t. Nel-r~ • • "Fwecreea" ( tHeJ J amM St-art, Henry Fonda. A am .. town pro- tected by • timid llletllf 111 terre>tUed by • Oangleader andhlamen. ea THATS INCMDl8l.ll F .. IUNCI: • cat tll•I io- 10 rMln and~; hOW peoc>le reflCI when lfley thlnlc a wc*nan la In trou- ble, • man jumpa out of • hot lllt balloon; ullrallgtlt plane. uMd for poliOlt petrola. • D MOVIE * * * "Fall-Sale" ( 111&4) Henry Fonda, o.tl O'Her· lilly. A SAC pl-ftlea through • ''1811-ule" zone puttlnQ New YOt11 In dan- ~~bombed. • ...... MAOAZJHE A J~ game allow that -al ot the U.S. M It• ataoe: • mother-and· daughter reunion after 28 )'Mfl of treneatlantlc ...,_ aratlon. ewow * 111'\.t "Atttic* On Terror: The FBI V..-Tiie Ku Kiwi KIM" (Pen t) I 11175) Ned Beatty, John Becll. The FBI ln-11gat• the murder. of thr• cMI rightt -1tere In Mlaala- alpp. • "'°"'1UHI "In The Shadow Of The CapjtOI" ~ S.llltctl look• at hOw elected IMO- ... In WMhlngton ~ with Ille pre>bterna OI pow- er. Ghange and hard tlmee In a Pl edon'lll .. tely bl-* Amerlc:an a.y. Q ...... CAH PLAY"°'* "<>pp.,,._,,.,..• A lite la Mlected tor ... ,.,., ··-le bomb teat~. and PYWIOent Truman la faced wtth the declllon .. to wtMn end hOw Ille bomb wtll be UNCI. (P#t 4) Q 9 00.LW MIUTM.U. Arizona w. Or-oon (C)MOVIE * • • ..~ Tiie &ullM" ( 1975) Gene Hackman, Cendlee Bergen. A frontier IWWlplper aponaora • ,_ egalnat time acroea Ille w .. tetn badlenda. 'PG' (8) (J) MOYIE • • • ''The Competition" (11180) Rldlard Or~. Amy IMng. Two planlat1 at a San F~ mu11o competition find .,,., -- IOll9 lot eecfl other --Neta wffh lhllr profeealon- al ambition.. 'PG' (D)MOYIE **" "Aollo\oer" (11131) J-Fonda. Krta ~ I~. A tonner rncwle llat ..tlo took -the ~of her late lluaband' • COt'POf atlon end • hlQtl paw• ed tlnenclal expert .,_..,. lnvoflled In • cllautt-dee! wfth Arab lnYeltOR. 'A' ct wow ** ''My P ... Mf' Telly &wellla. MtcMlll eon.tan. tine. A --'Ill bual- neeeman ""uma io hie Greek homeland • ....._ he ftnd1 himMlf eetrwiged "°"' ttle ..,,. ... of Illa ·~· I=*» 8 CJ) I'll.THY NCH A CMI Wt1 diet)' tutne the Becka Into t,_,,• hunt. ... Cl'9edlly -cHno lot • lor1~ In gotd • I UI~ ~ (J) M•A•a•H B.J.~on• '*fll to Pf-hlmMlt -the 4011lfl'• ~ prKtloal joll•. (A) I:'° 8 CJ) NEWHART LHll•'• pretty coullln lalla for Kirk. and Joanna deClldM to learn how to pley tile piano . • M•A•a•H Hawkeye wrltH • letter to hta lat.her, talllnO him - of lhe wacky golnoe-on In the40nt11. 10:00·~~ A gang rape lllctlm turn• to CNla and Mary a.th wtMn • retrlel II Otdered lor one of her ~t• and .,,. 11 loroed 10 rell\le her COUt1· room ordeal. 8Dmtl> NEWI (!)MOVIE • • • ''Cllp(loe" (11187) Dorta Dey. Rlchatd Harrla. A woman travel• Incognito to lracll dOwn the natCOI· lea ring reapc>Nlble 10< her father'• daeth. QB ENTMPMN! "Tile 8udi Stopa In Brull" Hoat Eric Seva1eld look1 al the hlgh-ltalc• world 01 lntematlonal banking In Sao Paulo, Brallla, N9w YOt11 and Zurich. Q ID THIVIMHAH A retlted gutwllnger le the targe4 of • ~ a.klnQ I~ who c:ap- tur• him a60<lg Ille Wyo- ming railroad llne. (O)UOYIE ..... "Vice Squed" ( 11182) SeHon Hubley, Gary Swenaon. A police detec- tive and a 11rMtWalker '-'" up to ltac> • p1mc> ~ for mutderlnQ one Of Illa-. 'R' CtMOW * **'_. "Soldler Of Or11nge" ( 111111) Edwwd F"o•. S.-PenftallOon. Shi deumatel ... Dutefl uMertlty to their .... rate weye wtMn war breeka out In Europ41. 'R' ~19(8)UOW ..... "\llce SqUld" (11182) S•Hon Hubley, Gary Sw-. A polloa detec- tive and a •tr .. twalker •-up to trap • p6rnp reaponelble tor rnutderlnQ oneof .. -.• R' to'-*> 9) IND& 11 IOl!NT NE'TWOM NEWI D ALl"M atcJ IOIOOl. ··OVnemtc S.llng" 8u1dt Flnda6Mn end Kathy Wood demonalret• parallel •~ Inf, • l0<m which prlMdel the gr .. 1 .. 1 contrOI and creatMty. CC) TIMOTHY ANO THE ANGEL (l)MOW ••'A "Va Squad" ( 1182) S•Hon Hubley. Gary SWW'leon. A polloa detec- tlw and ........... teem 1J9 to tr ac> a pimp rM90f'lalble for rnurctenng onaofhlewomen.'R' {%)MOW • • * "Hou•• Calla" (11178) w111.. Matthau. Glenda JacMon. A wtd· owed doctor ,..... hie c-a tendendea long enough 10 , .. tor • dl¥of- cee who ~·1 belew In 11:oo~';°a NIWI • IA~YNIGHT Hoet: O.J. Slmp1on. OYeeta: Aliflfofd & ,.,,.. -· I .. llAl'CH °""· THl&IE•OHS Their -~ c;aueea merftal INytlem for the .leffeltotle. I HAMY-0 NI LATIHIGHT Hoat: Oannll Whotey (C')M<Wia ...... "Blow Out" (1 .. 1) John Ttavotta, Nanc y Allitn, A IOI.net tedlnlalen MIO "°"'• Oft "°'1'0t ,....,. beoofMI ~ tn • mwder my91ery wtlerl lie D QI THE MIT Of' CAMON Holl: J ohnny Car.on 0'*9tt: Andy WllHam•, Gabe K9j)lan, Buddy Rloh, Frad Rogett. (R) 0 0 MCNNS NIGHTUNE 8 YOU A8l<ID R>R rT Futured: "Kay.king Down The HlmUayan Rapcll•" and "World'• ltrengeat Trwellng ......,_, .. eMOYW • • * "Bllllon Ooll1t Brain" (11111) MICllHI c:.uie. Francolae Oorteac. s.ct'et egent Harry Palm« bacomea Involved In Intrigue and dou~'"9 In Finland. 4D 100C:UJll 1 t:.M CID THE YaAA THAT WAS: 1112 Fllnl dip&. -loo4909 and orlglnal animation .,. uaed to ctvonlcta tile moat memorable -ta Cf the preoAoua yew. t2:00 . INTP'TANielHT TONIGHT lntervlewl wtth Mary Mat· Un and Larry Hagman. 0 111 THE lA8T WOAD DMOW **~"Mighty Joe Young" (111411) Terry Moore. Rob- .,. Atm1ttong. When • gorllla .. rllMd by • young girl In Atnca, a pr-ae-nt trlM to bring h 10 the U.8. 11 • nightelub act. i ::' STV.vOHD "81ood Floww" A young petrlot died •ttemc>tlnO to IMllllnat• • tyrant dicta-'°' · (Q)MOWE ** "Patalonata Plea.-*"'•" (111711) .MM Louil Valtler. An lneomnl•c engeoM In -ual IMla· .... about hie~ .. • cure tor hie -.1111 --~ • • ''TM la91 W0<d" ( 111111) Richard Hatrla, K.-81am. An uftWOtldl) 1n--.1or ~~ flOhlt City Hall In en attempt to -Illa ..,_,.. ment houN trom Ille wredt•. 'PO' 12:10 ())MOYIE • • • ... ''Time Bendite" (11181) CtalG Watnock, Dal/Id Wtmet. A young boy la ,...,.. on • tl1p tllrough Urne by a bend OI dln*1utM WOUIO-be out- .... ~ heve ltoler\ • tlfne.wllrp map lrom the &ipr9me Being. 'PO' 11:1'(%)C.~ tt:aO 8 '11 LATE MGHT WITH DA.YI> LeTTINilAN 0~11: Bob and Ray. llU1hor Fren lAOowlU. (Al • OOUfll.- (!) TOM coma: Ult Cl.Ola Clwat; Ohad E-•U • LOW. AMMICAH 81Yl.2 ··~ Altd The AtcUc Ste- llon" nw.. airmen ., .,, iaotetad atatlon -alt Mlaa Auouat· ··~ AAd Tiie Coed Dorm'' Fr9ehman Stanley Stein flr'°9 Illa roommat. ... girt CO wow * * \t "NlghHll!llhiti..wtt*i111on" (11119) (Z)MOVll *'**lot "Lee 8 lcha1" ( 11111) Jean.Louie T rlnttg. nent, Jaoqueltne 8-d. A rlctt, aging IMbla!I plcka up a young Patltlan alde- wellc entat. 'A' tlM 8 (J) C04 'IMeO A myetery writet ~ the "perMct CtltM" In the mufder of Illa partn«, (R) 1!00 e fOM corn.a: Ult ~OU ewovw * 11t \t "Strange Arid Oead- -ly Occurrence" (11174) Robet1 Stactl, Vera Mllea. A"-r moving Into a -~ In tile country. • tamlly 18 con11tncec1 II)' llrange -·· lha1 Ille ~ might have ~ • mlltllke. Cf) MMV 'AMllll • MOYW '"Wonder Womart" ( 11178) •Nancy Kwan, ROM Hogen. 0 INTPT......,., TOMQHT lnteMewl wtth Mary Mat- tln and Larry Hagman • Ck)MOWE • **"' "St1t Wara" (11111) Marti H.,,,.., Harri-'°" Ford. A motley collec- tion ot r..,... end roboll band together to attedt the ~ ..,_ tor1 of .,, oppreulve galacllc empire. 'PO' 1:ao a a ...c NRt8 OYENGHT I Ge.NJTrrt IO YOU n4INK YOU GOT T"°"9lD (D)MOW * * * "Bella Are Ringing" (IMO) Judy HOllldey, Dean Martin. A Illy end 1mpr ... alonable young--""' Mtvtoa ooerator beCotl'M lftfMuew.d with a ClflermlnO ~phW!t;w, t:OO 8 CJ) CM NeWI MGHTWAlCtt Cf) WILUMI TILL -~WOM.D 9MOY9 **'*~ ''W.-Ute .. It Arlywe(f?" (1N1) Aldwd l)feytuaa, JoM C...._ wt•. Pllrelylild trom the nec:k cs-i In en au•- blle acddent. • aculptor ,.,,,., ..._ about Ille ... before and eloquently "fUM tor 1111 right to die. 'A' .-(l)wov. * * * * "The Lui ,,...ro" (1MO) Catlwtne '*-· 0..111d Oepardleu. Dnc:t· ad II)' Francola TNllllU1. Dunno World w.,-II, the proprietora ot a atNll Parle' ttlMtrw try 10 k~ their ~·t open during the Germen ~· 'PO' 2: 11 (%)MOW! * * \t "NUIU'lo" ( 1978) Oewld P roval. JamH ~ A young man tnea 10 help ,,.. feltlded btolh-!r -~ from hi• own tantaey wor1d Into the malnattWMI Of dally Ille. 'R' "°•~ 1:AO (CS MOYW .. • • ... "The Chant Of Jimmie lladremltll" (111111) Tommy Lewla, Jac:k ~ A Y°'tftO llalt- bteed abOftgjne-.... 10 JOHN DARLING en, T0crt e.eno-. After being torlured and oa.,ort· eel II)' .,, Alrlcan dlcttlO<, a mercenwy return• to IMd a revotutlon. 'R' 4:t0 (I) MOVll! ** ... "Vtc.Squad" (11112) 8•Hon Hubley, Gary aw.neon. A po11ce ~ tlw and • ltreetwllker IMl'll up to trap • pimp ~ tor murderlnQ onaofhllwomen.'A' 4::IO (!) llUUWM<LI 4:M (C) MOYie ..... "Blow Out" (11111) John Travolla, Nancy Allen. A 9CMMCI technician ..tio WOfk• on horror ftlrne ~ lnYOlved In a mufd« myetery wMt1 lie wit,_ 1111 aaeaaalna- tlon. 'A' . Ttw•dafl'• Daf1CI•~ /tlovl~• a:ao CD * • • • "Edge 0t Tiie Clty" ( 11157) Sidney POltler, John c .... .,.. ... An Army deaer1er ta placed In • dllamma when ,,.. blacll lrlend. • gang boee. Ill klll•d on the loadlng ~ doc:lla. a:oo (a> * * "S.. Till'ough A Window" (11112) J- McMullan. ICele Woodvllle. A TV ~· aeeign-menl to allow the -with wtllCfl privacy c:an be Ylo- leted 1uma Into • peteonal 0 b II Ill 0o I wltll Y0yauttam 'R' ••• "Of-loe" (11181) Ryen O'Neal, Anne ArOO.. An...-and a IOdaltta an.mpt to rob • South American _., amuogtar ol • lorlune In ~1.'PG' a:ao lC.l ** "You Light Up My Uta" 111n1 Didi Conn. Joe Sliver. An ••plrlno eonawnter tn.. to ~ wffh the ltwee men In '* ......... •abllefllno ,,., own ldanllty. 'PO' 7:00 (!) • *" ........... Ot S-" (1161) ..,, i.- --· Torty Curti8. With the help Of • crinolrlll pr- ao-nt •• ~end .... New York columnlll braek• up ,. ale!•'• ~wttha~ CID • •.,. "The Magtc: Of La11le" ( 11111) Jam•• St-1, Mickey Rooney. The l*ooved OCiiia helpa to , .. "'"" • ~ boy'• lalth "" humanity wtMn ahe pt-II -al Ctlaea from ooourrtng In a .,_.. ""Y1lllay-. ·o· (I) ***,.."Star Wan" (tlln) Matti Hamil, Hem- eon F0td. A moti.y OOllel;. tlon OI rMIAll and robot• bend •aoettw to attadl the '-'09 9j)tlCe fort ol M oppreulwe galacllc empire. 'PO' CZ) * ..... "wi-Liie .. II Anywey?" (11111) ~ ard~.JoMC vetea. Paretyncl lt'om !tie necll Gown In 1111 llU1omo- ble aocldaflt, • aoulptor rwn!nlacaa about 1111 ... before and .,oquenlly .,. ,,._ for hie right 10 die. 'A' l:aO CS) • • • "The Catered Altllf" ( tlllle) Bella O.llt1, ~ Borgnlne. A loYlng rnothAr -her hutlbend'• entlt• llfe M\llnot to give her daugllt., • blo wed- ding. 10:00 CD•• "Ar• You With It?" (11148) Oonlld O'Connot, Olga San Juan. A malhematlc:lan oi-up hie .l<>b to J01n • carnlllal. CC) • • • "Two Weea1 In Another Town" (1"2) K1111 Oouglaa. Edward 0 . Ro0- ln1or1.. A mlagulded aatof •find• happlnMI In en Malllent produoer'a job. lit 11t * "The Lael Word" I 111711) Rk:herd Harrie, Karen Blacll. An unworldly lnYentor alngle-handedly flQlltl City Hall In en •ttemc>t to uve hie apart· ment tlcKIN from the wrectier. 'PG' I t:OO CID * ..... "Superman .... ( 1880) Chriltopher ~. Margot Kidder. W1llle -·. lnO Parle from a rlYdMr ••plo•lon, Superman' unwlttlno'Y Ir-the trio o(· powerf\tl lllllalnl wf\O -· originally ~ by Illa Kryptonlan father. 'PG' 11:GI (IJ * * "Lait'a Do II Aoaff!" ( 11115) Sidney Pot- tier, 8111 Coaby. A m11tin*f' and a factory worker:' • ~ In betllnO end hypo notlam to ,.... lundll tol tllelf lodge. 'PG' 11:30 (0) •• ·~ "Heevy Metal" (11181) Anlrnalld. Volcet of John Candy, John Vernon A "'YIJlerloua II'-orb of tr~ sio-' l\M 1 etr11nge ettect II"! a Ylltlety. of ctlar aciere In dllterenj tlrnea anCI ~ In t~ unlYefM 'R' •• (%)•••' .... Chan ......... Int" ( tH2) Weyn4 WMg, WOOd Moy Two cab- dt"-9 -di San F'r-· deco'• ~ tor ... -Wtlo .... aumtan.:, tlal --ot "'°'MY tr°" "*"· 1HIO G * 11t ~ ''Wtlo Done ltf" ' ( tllM) Benny Hil. 8ellndi Lae, A lomw r1nll .weeper,' .. .,, loe .,_ lllma o.ted- fl\le to tr.mi down an Inter· nation• ep; . • * * "The Winning TeMI" (11152) Oorit Dey, ~ Aeaoan. PltdW ar-Clewlend ~· der beCOrnee one of ""-, 9!._Mta of buebtill. lCJ * * * * "Harold Arid M-..de" (1117t) ~ Qor., don, Bud Cor1. An eo-,.ar. old -,,_.,an 1ei' YMT-old boy oo-..ct with dMlll In. funeral~ lor. end proceeda 10 teadl him the .,., of M>g and lolltng. 'PG' Ct • • ~ "Dlfch lnterv.r· ( 11178) Eddie Albert, Al9 Tom. A yOung girt le -"' to live with Allllall r-..~ -'*-ahe laeml about the ,....., ... ot the adult ~- 'PG' t:OO '* * "The ~I Train Robbery.. ( t11111J Seen Conn.y, Oonlld 841tfw~ lllnd. II other 81Mt1 .......................................................... 4e5 Total depoelte ............................... .' ........................ 11, 139 . ,te,moue ...... ..cnnoue m .. NAM9 STA~ MAim ITA~ The ~ .. tone.,. doing TM tOllOwlno J)et90!ll •• do1r19 OTAL ASSETS .................................................... 29,118 I, Tay McNall'y, Vice PreekMnt and CMhler of the "''°"' OP CONDmON UAalNI ~ ~do hereby dectete that ~Report of : Con1olldatlng domHtlc aubaldlarlH of the PACIFIC Demand cs.poeii. of lndMdual9, Condlfton lel'n.tt and OOffltCt to the belt of my knowtedue : ~-~-· TAVA COMPANY, 3 Taylor, CONTRACT ~ A.NOC. lnl1ne, ~ t2ft4. ...... ...., M67 llrdl .. ~ Petry a.-ba. t Teytot, IMne. 9-ltl, a_..., ' ~,.!!7 14·1....,,.2 • __. C:HAAL!I WUT, 1119 W. -· ..... ., •• _... "'"""'-oiann.. It. w. c:o.ia. CA. 111'0 Ad .• Tlllldn. c:.lfomlll t2tl0. Thie~ 19 condl'*Cf by 111 ""' IMir"9a .. oondUctlcl Dr • ~ gener9 pert...... QNfW w... Thia eta":..~ ftltd with Ille Thie ~I -Med with 1M NATIONAL BANK of Newport 8Mctt In the lt•t• ot pwtnenh~. and c:orporetJonl .......................... e,571 and beff91. . . Celfom&a, at the CloM of~ on Deo1mber 31, 1882 Tim. end NVtngt depoetta of lndMdualt, /a/Tay McN-"Y • pubtllhed In rllPC)nM to cal rn8de by Comptroller of the Plf1ner8Npl, and OOf'PO'lltlonl ........................ 15,0M Jenuaty 28, 1tea Cwrency, unw thle 12, Unh9d 8ttit• CocM. Section lfted and offtcer9' °'**' .................................... 343 We, the undef'l6gned dir.c10tt etteet the correc:t,.... · 111. Tot., Dlooelt1 ....................................................... 22.011 of this ataterMnt of reeouroea and MablltUet. We deolare Total demand depoltta .................. 1,821 that It hal ....,, e.ll'n6ned by "" and to the beat of our Tot.i time and Mvtng8 __.. ................... 15,086 knowtedg9 and beMef la true and conect. County Oar'll al 0r-. County on ~ ft':;: Of ~ CGunty °" ""'· "· 1113. ,_ ....,.. p11~ Ot c:o..t~ Publl9Md Or~ COM' D..., 8taterMnt of Alloun)el Ind LJeblllt ... 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Cla11Uted advertl1lng 11 your be1t cho6ce~ help In •M~ the ttema you no longer need. It 1 quick and lne.,..,.w, and the Pilot re1c:he1 --· buyera who lt\le "' thll .,... Cllltndlw . . ..., .... • ... P'*"ll 11, fUmttut'e Md ftxtur•, Md ottler ..... repr...mlng .,_. preml1p1 AmOUnll outll•~.F"" .... ' 1,111 ==•f/AoffliillllA. .... _ .............................. IM •ut .. tttOfUtfttfttttttttt•h -...:Mt•• al, .......... tttftttt•uttfttU 7,411 . .. jl Orang• Ooatt DAIL v PILOT /Monday, January 31 , 1983 l I ..I .. :· · . . ,. ~ :• . .. ,. ) . . , ,j ... I t t.. .i.i \ lilly Piiat MONDAY, JAN. 31, 1083 COMICS Washingto.n Redskins owner Jack K ent Cooke is all smiles as Joe Theismann (left), John Riggins and Coach Joe Gibbs (right) look on. In the photo at the right, Theismann holds game ba ll and signals "No. l." , C4 ClABBIFllQ C5 This Super Bowl was Rigg( ins )ed from start R edskins use Plan A (run, run, run, run, run, run) and it works to perfection By ROGER CAR~ON o< .... 0.-, Not • ..,. PASADENA -Vi.nee Lombardi would have enjoved it. The Washington Redskins did it Lombardi's way Sunday before 103,667 at the Rose Bowl in Suoer Bowl XVII, grinding out a 27 -17 victory over Miami behind the powerful legs of 235-pound fullback John Riggins. A throwback to the P ack of the 60s, Washington did it the old fashioned way. "Boy, am I tired," said Riggins following his day's work -which included 38 carries for 166 yards and the play of the game -a 43-yard touchdown run on fourth-and-one lo give the Redskins a 20-17 lead in the fourth quarter. f In the mold of Jim Taylor during Lombudi's heyday, R iggins ripped the Miami Dolphins' defense with consistent yardage, again and again with gains of 4, 4, 5. 6. 4, 5 ... When it came down to fourth-and-one at the Miami 43 it was pretty obvious what the Redskins were planning. Miami called time out to regroup, but it did no good. On a play called a 70 chip, Riggins took the handoff, veered to his left, shed one would-be tackler (oomerback Don McNeal) and went the distance. Cel tics p ut on good show BOSTON (AP) -On Super Sunday. Boston Coach Bill Fitch wanted h is players to do something good for basketball. They did It by doing 90mething good for themBelves and stopping Los Angeles' seven-game winning streak. Usin' strong defense, a devastaung fastbreak and Larry Bird's third-quarter point.a. the Celtie1 rolled to a 24-poi.nt lead and ripped the Lakers 110-95 in the National Basketball Aaodation Sunday. The mat.chup of two of the NBA'• best teams was one of the few reaular-sealOI\ games to be carriedby national TV. "Basketball has t h e early afternoon and eveybody's sitting home waiting for the Super Bowl, a nd some peo ple w lll watch our game," Fitch aaid. "When you're put out in front of people like that, you mention to your players to put on a good show and do IOl'nething aooo for your aport. ''I felt that in this locker room before the game and, from all reporta, the Laken felt it ln their locker room, too." ,, The problem was that the Laken had too few players to tum that feeling into a victory. They 1ot 22 pointa and three a11lat1 our of their three sut.Ututee who played, while the four Celtics who came off the bench scored 33 and added 18 .-.a "Our cfiteth helped," aald Boston pan! Gerald Hendel IOn. .. They Wied •laht playen and that'• not enou1~ to beat the C.ldca." For the jubilant Redskins, a team with a remarkable makeup which includes 28 free aRents. that run began 19 months ago, when Coach Joe Gibbs took a trip to Lawrence, Kansas, to talk things out with Riggins. clearly one of the game's real puzzles. After nine years of pro ball (five with the Jets, four with the Redskins), Riggins sat out the 1980 season over a report~ contract dispute, but never really provided a straight answer. l "I went to visit," recalled Gibbs Sunday. "John wasn't there. but his wife, Mary Lou, was, and we talked for about 2 'h hours. I still didn't know if John would even talk to me, but later he showed up at my hotel and we talked." Gibbs l8 the aort who never kids anyone and somewhere along the line , he apparently got through to the Uni~rsity of Kansas All-American. "W e had to have some eye -to-eye I communication. He ha<l to know 1 wanted him back. I told him 'don't come back unless you want to come to Washington and play for us.' "We had a long talk and he told me. 'don't give up on me.' "Well, he came back to camp. early. and in top shape," said Gibbs. The rest is history, including recognition as the game's outstanding player. It wu a -• ,.... for the tint 20 mtnui. be!on Boaton t.ranafonmd a 46-49 tle into a 80-00 ha1fdme leed. Non...wtar Cedric Maxwell had 1lx of Bolton'• SIC M ...-11 of the half and MJ... c.n-Md four. "'The lMl ~ mtnuta of the lint half -the ccmpo fot' the reat of the 11me:• Hid Lo• Ar\lelea Coecl\ Pat Riley. Recbldn.t' John Rluln• breaks away from Don McNeal on hie way to the game-winning touchdown. --)----~-'-------------' --~ . -It culminated with brilliant efforts in the playoffs against Detroit (25-119), Minnesota (37-185) and Dallas (36-140), capped by Sunday's 166 yards on those 38 carries. • The Redskins said they'd do it their way and they did on the way to the National Football League crown. George Starke, the 6-5, 250-pound offensive tackle aCCecUonately known as one of the "Hogs" by Redskins' faithful and another who signed after beinf dismissed (by Dallas), seemed rather unaf ected by Washington's domination (and victory). "We only ran four or five basic plays all day," he SaJd. "If they could have stopped us we would have gone to Plan B. "But when eomethlng works. you stay with it until it's stopped." Another of the Hogs. cel)ter Jeff Bostlc. said Miami's defensive changes never really became a fact.or, because the Redskins w eren't making mistakes to get in trouble. "Miami was very successful against others in second-and-long and third-and-long situations," said Bostic. "But our running attack was so successful, we didn't have any third-and-long plays. "We didn't trap much at all. We just tried to go man to man. We enjoy going against a 3-4 defense. It's the first time we had ~n it during the playoffs. "It's really more susceptible to the run. U you don't llive a linebacker an even shot against Riggins, he's always going to make positive yardage." When Riggins broke loose for his 43-yard touchdown run it broke· Miami's spirltLaccordlng to Bostic. "I could feel it," he said. "Their tempo dropped. It wasn't a matter of picking us up_ so much as what it did to Miami. It took the emotion out of them." For a while, it appeared maybe the emotion of the Redskins was at a low ebb at halftime, but that was apparently only on the surface after they had blown no worse than three points when they failed to convert from 16 yards out with 14 seconds left. Miami was up, 17-10, thanks to a ,98-yard kickoff return by Fulton Walker and a 76-yard touchdown pass Crom David Woodl ey to Jimmy Cefalo. "We were confident at halftime," said Bostic. "We were just going to go right back there and keep on running the ball. We weren't panicking." Starke added: "It was frustrating and we were a little upset because we were controlling the· game." "Our players reacted very welJ to the (See SUPER, Page Ct) l)olphins take i t hard For Miami, second place isn't good enough By JOHN SEV ANO o< .. o.-, .......... PASADENA -Don't try to tell the Miami Dolphins there's 10lace in being Super Bowl losers. They don't want to hear 26 other teams would have gladly traded places with them Sunday. They alao aon'l want to hear how they're still the AFC champions, and they can take comfort in that. No, as far as the Dolphins are concerned, nothi.ug replaces winning. And, when you fail in queal of that goalhno matter how far up the ladder you've climbed. t e season has to be considered a failure. It would be an understatement to say the Dolphins were a dejected, depressed lot when their locker room doors finally opened following their 27-17 setback to the Washington Redskins here at the Roae BowJ. Miami offensive right guard Jeff Toew! couldn't even muster the strength, or the will. to take off his uniform. Instead, all he could do was sit slumped In his chair, head down, and talk In words that were barely audible. "We had a good season and all that, but what's the big deal about finishing ln l«'Ond place?" said Toewa, the fouc-year veteran out of the Unlvenity of Washington. "Everyone came ln second P.lac.-e. It just doesn't mean anyt.hina when you don t finish No. 1. ''The way I fed.now it juat feels like you don't want to pJay football anymore after a pme like thia. You work ao hard to get here, and then you don't cuh ln ... it'• just the worat poesible fee~. "Thia if very hard to take. Rlcht now 1 don t want nothing to do wtth nothina for a Iona U.me." Toewt c:ertalnly wun't alone ln h1a teeu,.... Almolt every Dolphin player fell• if he'd come up short; that he wu cheated from .. (ootbUi'• tqaiest prite. Llne'-cker Bob Brudzinaki, who had been Involved ln one other Super Bowl• a member of the Rama 1n 1979, aaid th1t one•• much~ to deal with than the one In Sup« Bowl XIV, when the Ram! '°" to Piu.bur&h. 31-19 • "You bet thla one It toutrher," 8ruda1ntk1 ltated, ln much the Mn"ee tone that Toewa had . "Nobody ta Finl to remember us or what we dkl. Zv~ ll IOlnl to remember Wllhinaton. 'I\ WM deftftitely toQhtr to rnaice t)\11 Super Bowl than it .,.. with iM Rema. That'• what mabt th1a 10 harct. You know, ttw IMt dme I kJlt here l aot an NFC ~P rina· But I never w...-It. lt'1 a -.r'• rinl· I won't .._, thAa one ~ther." What rMcM the lola'.IO ..u.an. for the DOlphiril WM how It happenid. Ou...a. ol i ..... ol bll ~" -a 78-yaid ,_ from Davtd Woodley ·to Jlm c.falo "' the 8"' ...... -.... ~ ldc:koff • ; .# • return by Fulton Walker in the second -the Dolphins were thoroughly dominated by the Redskins. Although statistics can sometim es be misleading, Super Bowl XVII's aren't. The Redskins topped Miami in first downs (24-9), total yards (400-176) and time of possession (36:15 to 23:45). Washington, for the most part, controlled the tempo. and the Dolphins' effort wasn't helped any You work so hard 10 gel here, and then you don't cash in ••. It's ju t the worst possible feeling. -M&eml llMmeft _,.., T .... by the fact the offense could generate only two first downs the final 30 minutes of the game, not to mention it failed to complete a single pass the entire second half. "We didn't get the job done in the second half and Washington beat us in every way. Offensively, we couldn't make a Cirst down, and defensively we couldn't stop them," offered Don Shula, who now has a 2-3 record as a Super Bowl coach . "We accomplished a lot of things this le8SX\ and we're not going to let today'• defeat d1m1niah the accomplishments of thls team. l'm certalnly proud that we made it here to the Super Bowl and ho~fully our young team will learn eomethina from It." U the Dolphins, who finished the aeuor\ 10-3 overall, did learn anything from Sunday'• letblick, it wasn't Immediately apparent. "All I'm aotna to remember Is that we had a chance to win and we just didn't do it." aald •lr'Onl safety GJenn Blackwood. "We 101t to them offenalvely and defensively. The only pi.a we beat them was the klc~ same and that wun't enc>Ulh. "I certainly can t look beck on lhia --. With a whole lot of happinea Sure we dkt IOIM fDOCi thinp, but rtcht now everyone la IO dill~ted it'• hard to aoe \he ,ocxt th1np we did. "People can 11y we're the AFC champM:>nl.•or -: thla or that. But I'll remember the eeM011 fcw lolinC t.M Sul>"r Bowl. Nothing eJae." Added runntna beck Andra Franklin. who w• held to 49 yards on 16 cerrial: "W• did a mt of ICJOd thin91 lo .. he,._ but then ii an tmP')' fM11fti now ... It Just doem\'t feel complete.'' "Dunne \he~ lhere'• afwaya a nnt Wlilk. You can alWay. bounce bedc," takt w~. Who w• 0-for-8 ,_.... ln the lec.-oad MU ... But tit • prne UM &tm; Owi'a lt. You f.el a.d to came..,. far and do the th1"ll vou b8d to do to 81' Mn. And flM DOLPllJNI, ,.,, Ct) I ~ Cl Oran • Coa1t DAILY PILOT/Munday, J1nu1ry 31, 1983 Jubilant 'Skin fans go wild in D .C. From AP dl1patchea WASHINGTON -Jubilant fans celebrating the Washington Red.skins Super Bowl victory turned out In horn-honking, shouting force Jn downtown Washington Sunday night and the traffic became so heavy th.at police cloeed one bridge from the Virginia suburbs and debated closing two others. From 9:30 p.m. EST. when the Super Bowl ended in a 27-17 Redskins victory over Miami, until late into the night, the celebration was gathering force. The heaviest crowds were in Georgetown, a section of trendy bars and places where young people normally concentrate. Key Bridge, in the Georgetown area. was closed to Inbound traffic, in an e ffort to reduc..'e the congestion. Police were debating whether to close the Memorial and Theodore Roosevelt bridges also. Quote of the day Miami Dolphins cornerback Don McNeal, commenting on Paul "Bear" Bryant, his college coach: "He was like a ' ,. father to me. I went back up there during the strike and we went to dinner and we talked. He used to tell us that no matter what you're doing, always show your class. Before every season he writes me a letter and signs it 'P.S .. always show your class.' " Islanders turn back Edmonton De fenseman Stefan Persson began a four-goal Islander bliu in the firs t 29 m inutes a nd set up Bob Bourne's short-handed score as New York defeated the Edmonton Oilers, 4-2. Sunday night to hig hlight National Hockey League action . . . Defenseman Doug Wllaon'1 long slapshot with 1: 15 remammg lifted the Chicago Black Hawks to a 5-4 win over the slumping New York Rangers. Jiii'·------------------------------.... ---"'!--------------------------------------------------------------------Rruln flt ~art' from Not r~ Dame LOS ANOILES Ralph Jack.Ion mad 10\lt t .... UvoWt ln th final 12 MCC>nd1 to eUnch a H·&S UCLA victory owr Not.rt DanW In a non-conference b~akttball 1•mf' Sunday afternoon at Pauley PavWoin. The BrulN, *I by aenk>r forward Darren Daye with 18 polnta and •nk>r auard Rod FoetA!r with 12, were ahead throu1hout moet of the IN'<.'Ond half, but never by more than flvo point.I. Nou. Dune had a dwlC!I to Ue once ln t.he final minute but tailed. With 12 81COnda left and UCLA ahead &~·&3, JacUC>n went to tht free-throw line and aank both enda of a one-and.one. Gilder survives eight-hole playoff In the second l ongest II audden-death playoff In PGA tour history, Bob Glider holl'd a alx-foot birdie putt to win the Ph<>"'nlx Open golf tourney Sunday over Roi Caldwell. The playoff ended after eight holes. It 1tarted with four players tied for the lead after regulation, including JobDDY Miiier and former Miaaion Viejo High standout Mark O'Mear1. But on the second playoff hole, Miller and O'Meara dropped out, leaving Gilder and Caldwell tp go the next six holes. Caldwell. who finlshed second In the Bob Hope Classic a week ago, left the course without comment to Gilder, swept through the locker room without a word, and departed . . .. In the opening LPGA tournament of the season, Pat Bradley shot a final round 66 to capture the Mazda Classic at Deerfield Beach, Fla. Jabbar, Magic start for West Jallua ErvlDJ.• the dynamic • forward of the Philadelphia Flyers, drew a record 707,012 votes In fan balloting to lead the way ln the 1983 NBA All·Star game, set Feb. 13 at the Forum In Inglewood. Chosen to the West team were Lakera Kareem Abdul J a bbar and Earvtn "Mapc" Jolmaon, along with Maurice Luca1 of Phoenix, Alex En&ll1b of Denver and David Tbompson of Seattle. Jo1n1ng Erving on the Eaat team are Larry Bird of Bolton, M"oae1 Malone and MallJ'lce Cbeeka of Philadelphia and l1lab Tbomaa of Detroit . . .. Ivan Lendl swept to a hard-earned 7-5, 6-2, 2·6, 6-4 victory over Guillermo Vllaa in the championship match o( a WCT tourney in Detroit Sunday. Lendl earned $125.000 for the victory .... Andrea J aeger took only 70 minutea to whip Hua Mandllllova, 6-1. 6-3. in the title match of a women's tennis tournament in Marco Island, Fla. Television, rad io TV: College Basketball -Oregon at Arizona 8 p.m .. Channel 56. RADIO: No events scheduled. Three better than That ' h ow Conner. feel about Cup entrie 8>1 ALMON LOCKABEY ~"'-' ....... ...., SAN 01.1£00 lt pat.rlotlam hu tmythlna to do wlth wlnnJn1 th Amert~·• Cup, Denni. Conner of San DI 10 Yacht Club hu it made in the 1hade. Mor than l,000 yachtln& enthu1luta from Southem Calltomla tuml'd out at SOYC to wltnell the chrlatA!nlng of Liberty, which nuw atv• Conner three 12-meter boata to work with in nla bid to be the 1983 defender of the world'• oldest yachtlna prize -one red, one white and one blue. The t leek deep red hull with allvor leaf lettering waa chri1lened Liberty by Mary J ewett Galeer of Spokane. Galler 1B the mother of Geor1e Jt'. Jewett Jr., chaJrman of the 12-meter committee for th Maritime College at Fort Schuyler Foundation, owner of all three of Conner'• charges -Freedom, Spirit of America and Liberty. The foundation alao owna Magic, another 12-meter that waa built laat April but proved dia.appolntlng In lta performanl'e. Newport, El Toro in crucial IDe e t · The Sea View League basketball race la back to another three-game week, beginning tonight with Newport Harbor High'• surging Sallora ln a key issue at El Toro. Each ls 5.4 In league play, hooked up In a tle for third place In the race for a CIF 3·A playoft berth as the league's No. 3 repretientatlve. Also in 7:30 1tarta tonight are Corona del Mu (9·0) at Costa Meaa (2·7), Saddlcbock (0·9) at Estancia (7·2), and Irvlnc and Unlvenilty, a ptdr of 4-5 teams in a battle of survival. The loeer of the Irvlne-Unlvenlty game can just about kiM away It.a last hope1 for a playoff berth. Newport Harbor dealt El Toro a 61 -59 telba<.·k in the first round on thetSailors' Cloor. ln that Onf> 6-9 Jeff Arnold of El Toro acored 20 point.a and 6-8 Joe Sea.Iler of the Sailors answered with 23. This ..... ~\"' at 7:30): TONIGHT -cs .. v •• LHgu•I N-port H.,bOf at El Toro. 8addlebKk at Eatancla, Corona d .. Mw •t CO•ta Mff•. IM M It Untwralty. WIONllO.AY -(SH VI...., l.Atg"9I Co111 M .. 1 at Newport Hllt>ot. Eatancla et lntlne. Saddl9b1Ck •t Corona del Mar. ~elty •t El T0to; (Suneel L~I Huntington 8eedi et Edleon. OcNn View •t Marina, W•lmlneler It ;:ounlaln V116ey: (South Coat LNQUAI MIMion Vt.fO •t l.aauna 8-ch, 8an Clemente at Dana Hill, L9guna Hlllt YL Capmrano \telley al Saodi.oetk ~ PNO.AY -(SM vi-LNQY91 Newport Hwt>or •t Irvine, Cott• Mwa •t Eatencla, El fQ(O •t Corona dCll M.,, UnMlrtlty at Saddlebectc, (SunMt LMQUll) Edlt0n at l'ounteln Vllley, Huntington BMch et ee.atl View, MW'lne It w .. trnlnetw; (South Coul Leeguel San Clement• •I L-cauna a..cti. Woodbridge It MIMlon Vlelo. lagun• Hiii• al o.na Hlltt . ll wu a &al• affair with tome of the moat famous pe,.,nauu iit In )'IK'htlJll on hand. Liberty WN d 18fl('d by Johan Valentijn who alto dt11lgned l''ran<.oe m and Auat.r.U.. The yacht wu built by Newport (R.I.) Offlhore and lhlpped to San Dieao wh ro Ii. bottom flrat \OUChtd wa~. Conner and hit 17-rnan ~t·w will at.art cam~ It agaln.t Freedom and &plrlt of America thlt week. Among thoae Introduced were prevlou• de fenders ol the Ame ric a '• Cup, Brtaa• Cunningham (lY~ff) •nd Bill Flcker (1970) both of Newport Beach and Sob M<.-CuUough of New York Yacht Club. Al.80 prct1ent wcro Floyd H. Mlllur, president of the 109·ycar-old Marhlme College; Robert G. Stonu, coinmodoN ot Nl'w York Yacht Clubi Ed Du Moulin, milnagcr of lhtl fi'rt't.-dom campaign: and William Swphcm1, commodon · uf San Diego Yacht Club. In charg of th program w as Rear Adm. Sheldon H. Klmwy, ''halrman of the Maritime College> at Port Schuyl..r, a former resident of Newport Bc•ach In an lnwrvlt w hefo11• th1· program Conner said lhe bulldlna of thn new boata for the 1983 umpalgn waa an t.•ffort to upgrade the 1980 campalfitn In whJch he defended the Cup. DOLPHINS • • • From Page C1 them whf:Jn you "•'l twr-t• you can't do anything." "You never luww whN1 you're going to paaa thl• way •"'81n " 181d Toew•, who had dre9led by now, although hlJI m1.1od hadn't changed. "Anybody that w y•, 'W1•1l, n•·xt time It will be different.' d04 .. n't rc•ull:.-p th.lit ttwrc• ncvt:r will be a next time for thl• 1.t•tttt1 N••xt y•·or you know there's going to tx• o ft•w ch&n~, .. ti<m1(."(,nc• IA either going to retire, or g1•t trud•-<J. or bt-cut Thl..t ts the only time this tt•o m IJI goln" tn be• togt!ther . "It w1J111 w1 ti.ugh to get here, so unbelievably tough, thut wtu:n you do get here you have to do 110rrwth1nu lit win I mean. if you're going to climb tht· r'nCJUntt11n, you might as well make it to the top. "lt'a "1 hard right now to think of anything poffltlvt> com1ng from this. 1 guess somehow I've leam l>d aomethlng from this. Maybe it's how to accept defeat, or how to accept when something bad happens to you . Other than that, there's not much solace in all this." Toews stopped talking for a few seconds, but the silence was too much. He obviously needed to get h is feelings out in the open. "I honestly didn't think we'd lose this game," he added. "l didn't prepare for this at all. SUP ER BOWL XV II WAS RIGG(INS)ED FROM START • • • "You know, al the beginning of the week 1 thought a~t all the money in the pot and the Super Bow~ ring. But I would have played this for nothing 1f we had won this ball game. I really mean that. From Page C1 situation," said Gibbs. "l told lhem, 'hey, this is our game. We've been in tougher spots than this.' "Our specialty teams have been one of our real strengths. Nobody runs kickoffs back on us." Miami proceeded to do very little of anything in the second half as the Redskins defense simply sh ut down everything the Dolphins tried. And the steady pounding of Riggins began taking its toll. What turned the corner for Riggins? R ich Cast.er, a tight end who was w ith Riggins as a New York Jet, says it's a matter of selection. "He knows what he has to do," said Cast.er. "It used to be JUSt straight ahead for him. Now he picks the second and t hird holes. cutting back a llttle. "With the J ets 1t was just the first hole and he'd run right up your back.'' Although it was a pounding game in the truest sense. it all came down to t he big play, too, starting at the line of scrimmage. "We had the Hogs," shouted linebacker Monte Cole man, re ferring to the 'Skins' dominant offensive line. But 1t was otherwise a rather low-keyed aftermath in the winners' locker room. 'Virtually no one could be found that expressed any special surprise at Washington's apparent ease in controlling the clock with the ground game. Rick Franklin, a product of Santa Ana Valley High School, had a hand in the victory, catching a 27-yard pass from Joe Theismann and coming right back with a six-yard run w ith a reverse from his tight end spot dun ng Washington's first touchdown drive. "It was a play action," said Franklin. "Joe reads it and just either goes to Charley Brown or me .•· For Franklm it was a return to the scene of past glories -he and the UCLA Bruins were at the Rose Bowl against Ohio State (1975) and left with a 23-10 victory. "There was no greater feeling on earth," said Franklin. "until now. "I don't think Miami thoufJh~ we'd run at them that long, and that hard. We figured that when we got into the fourth quarter if they could hammer with us. they'd deserve to win." Theismann eventually found Alvin Garrett in the end zone from fo ur yards out to get the Redskins even for the first time al 10·10, but it lasted only 13 seconds. the time required for Miami's Walker to dash 98 yards. "That was juat a Ouke," said Franklin. "That never happens to us." So it all boiled down to that final period -and as the game p~ the Redskins got stronger and stronger behind that offensive line and Riggins ... and that fourth-and-one. "They started in the nickel,'' said Gibbs, "but after the time out they went into a goalline. It didn't matter. It was our best play. We tr1ed to stay 50·50 (run and pass equally), but when you have a back like John you give It to him and make them take it away." Riggins, as is his custom, toyed with the press afterward, even suggesting this might have been his final professional game. Unlike h is coach, the 33-year-o ld Riggins seldom seems believable. Among his antics during a storied career has been a Mohawk hairc ut, a s haved h ead, an apartment furnished with a juke box and barber chair and at a party on Friday given by Redskins owner Jack Kent C.OOke. he showed up In white tie, tails. white gloves and cane. During the regular season In 1981 and until Super Bowl week, he wouldn't respond to the press at all. "I'm spontaneous." is Riggins' answer for his remarks. "John's having fun." said Gibbs. "And when he's having fun while playing football, I don't think he'll quit.'' Whenever he does, It'll be much too late as far as the Miami Dolphins are concerned. H u n t t riu m phs PHOENIX (AP) - Thom Hunt won the Runner's Den KOY radio lOK Claaaic tor the fifth time ln the race'• five-year existence Sunday -beating a 2,550-runner field wh1ch included world·cla11 marathoner Bill Rodgers. Hunt waa limed in 28:23. * • • • * * • • • • .. • • • • • • * • • • • • * * • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • "This is a gut-wrenching, bone-busting thing to accept.. You know what it's like --when you win it's t~ greatest feeling in the world. But if you lose . . . there's no way to describe the feeling inside me.·· Toews grabbed his bag and started toward the door. "Well, I guess that's that." he mumbled. To which linebacker A.J. Duhe blurted out to no one in particular: ''I think I'm going to go find my wife and cry." ~~ South Coast Design Center In Stone Mill • .Your · Professional Florist 2915 Red Hlil Avenue A-108 Costa Mesa 641-0810 KOCM Stereo 103.1 proudly pr-nta ... American Herlteg• ~th o.My during the month of Februery tune to FM 1toreo 103.1 et 8 e.m. end 5 p.m. Heu Newport·M... Elem.ntary 1tudent1 tetl what Amenc. rneena to them. Pr..-.ted In the pubflc lntereet by KOCM Stereo 103.1. ORANGE COUNTY MUSIC Oile r s m o ve up NFL playoff results Hunt ingto n Beac h High 's Oile r a a nd Servite's Friars moved into the second and third spots behind Mater Dei in the D a ily P ilot 's Orange County Top 10 basketball r a nki ngs following twin victories last week. Also moving up and into fifth place ls Corona del Mar, which collec1ed two more wins to give th e Sea Klng a a nine-game winning streak. .,_., Not Tott 10 ,._, r-. &.....,. .._ .. t. Mater Dal (Angelutl t .. 2 2 H8 (~1 t4-ll 3.~(~tl tM 4. 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S2, 708 Miiie Sulltvan, 12. 708 T-Cttunv C'*'• $2,708 SQott Slmp&On.12,708 m Jofln Mwn91: ~2.021 LM Tr&Yfno. ~. 21 Roget Ma111>1e. s2.028 Bob Shaeret.12.028 m Mika Oonaldi 11.814 JOhn COOi&, t,eaA Tom Janlll/\t , 11.eaA Don POOiey, 1 1,814 -w~ Blackburn,11.:ies Fred oupea.11.SIS ~ Nor111.Sl,3t5 Kai FetQl>S.11,S.S Latry MILi.ii .3t5 ., Mtirlt P1all,I M$ Miile McCultougll,Slll3 Hele lrwl/\,'"3 Oevld EO-da,S963 Jim COlber1.S883 Brad 8ryt111t,l ae3 Jetry Pale.1983 Curlla Str"'1Q&,1983 212 GatY KOCll,179$ M11tk Lye,17116 Oa0t09 Burnt.17115 JOM Fougllt,1795 O.ve SIOClllOl\.1785 ~ Hemmond.&795 D WelbnnQ 17115 De"1d OrllllMl.1715 -....-,,....,,.,, 17611 8lfl l(rau.1.l 7H ... aooo,. etampe11, 174t -0-ge Atehef.1724 Mlka"-li,1724 Hut>erl Gr-.172• CNp 8acll.1724 Jim Booroa,1724 Ken OrMn.1724 Tony Cerde,1118 Frank Conner.SIN Tom Purtut.MM Gibby Ollber'l.NM Mka Bt...,,.,,,sete Mllt•=M61 Don Blea, 1 Sue (r11,Sll38 Kathy Menln,1931 - .., - 19-18·72-67 88-61-70·68 81-87-71·111 67-71·72 .. 7 .... 12-61 .... n-67 ...... 7W7 ... 71-7'2-6$ 10-M-72-68 72-66-70-70 7~71 lt-71-70-68 71-70-71-61 71-16-70-71 71--·13-66 111-70-70-70 71-18·70-70 70-68-72·71 7o-et-70-71 86-811-72-7t 7CJ..&. 73-61 e&-72-n.47 7s-e&-72 .. 7 73-87·7W7 11.-.11-11 72 ..... 70-71 71 ..... 72·70 71 ..... 71-70 ee.-ea-75-70 71-16-71·73 &9-119-70-73 70-70-78-15 70-ell-71. 72 70-18-71·72 18-70-72-71 73.97.71.71 ...... 75-641 74-67-72-18 19-16-78-67 ... 7o-e7-78 11.a-74-70 11.-.n-10 71·70-75-61 ro-.-74-72 70-70-73-72 70-71-72-72 71-66-75-71 71-70-74-70 70-71-75-111 61-70•73·75 73-67-74-72 811-71-74-72 18-72-74-71 72 ..... 75-70 10-71-74-72 73-11-71-70 M-73-7~74 71-7().75-72 ... 70-78-71 70-68-74-78 7&-67-TCMll 75-70-69-70 72-73-11-71 M-74-70-74 71-72-75-18 72-10-16-19 75-71·71.ee 70-73-72· 72 73-74-71-70 76-74-611-70 74-70-73-7 t 71·73·72·72 71°74-17-71 18•75-75-70 71-72-75-71 72°71-74-72 70-7'-74-72 7'-10-75-72 72-74-72-72 1 ... 12.11.n 74-75-61-73 74-74-75-18 78-74-72.et Ta-74·74-70 72·73-73-71 73-72-74-72 74°78-611-72 T1-e8-7&-75 n -11-1t-7' 73-75-71-73 Or1nge Coaat DAILY PILOT/Mond1y, January 31, 1983 I 1113 hnlor Ootf echedule M11cn 17·20-0.)'lona 8ffch Ap.M 21-M•y 1-Laoen<la ot OOll May 111•22-Hall otl'Mll J\ltl& 2·8-0tllln 8tothefa June t · 12 -Tourn1menl Pleyert ChltrlPIOnehlp Jut'4I 23·28-P .. er Jeckaoo Ju/\41 :IO·My 3-MlflbOrO S-1 July 7·10-llyr.cu" Setllort .My 14·17-Marrtll lynch Senior• July 21·24-llanlOt·Amal-Open Aug 18·21-Dln-Senion Sepl t·4 United American Bank Sanl0t1 Sepl 19°2 4 Se nior Amat eur CllamplOntlllpa s.i>1 22·25 Work) Senion Open 8ept 29·0ct 2 -Unllld Virginia Bank Senior• Ocl 13· 18-SururM SanlOtt Ocl 20·23-Hllton Head Santora Hotlywood Pwtt aUNDAY'I MeUl.TS (11ltt ........... iw--""ti ,IHT RACL One mlle l)&QI Monelonor Dale (8taelh) &.20 3.80 3.00 Supet 'rid (Altetllord) 7.00 6.00 Oulcllen Dale (McCerty) 4.80 AleO recact Lumbar cnwmer. R.Mlt, ANJy'e Ub91. Sllaflet P.ini... Bully f0t Yo..i. Out811Qht Lori, T.._ Comedy A-d . Time: 2~ 315 SI aJIACTA (2-6) paid '59.40 • aacOMD RAC•. One mite ltOI. ~ ~ (Otmrl20 00 11.00 4.00 Hout>«• (TrembleY) 3.20 3.00 0'1an'• ~ (81r1one) 8.20 lao r!IG4ld· Noon Ster,~ Pride, Cadet O&Ytlll, Oeat Slr. Ancly'a lonte. ~ .. RetrN I, AnOy'e Meteor. flme· 2:04. ti UACTA (9·11 p .. d SM.40. TI4tNI ""c a. One mile p-Mapla Oetcam (Aubin) t4.80 8.80 2.80 Wwm Wlehat (Mec:Oougell) 10.00 3 00 YdY Lyi>n J ~kermanl 2.20 Alto r~ Mita Wwm !!< .... "-Y'• Oltl, flqyel OunOM, 81aclc Collon, A. Curl.IS, AlbOr Ctown Time 2~ 415 SI DACT A (11-!l) paid 1 17 4 :IO POURTH AACI. One mile ltol NOOte Tr......, (Akrmn) 3.IO 2.80 2.40 Foxy Mtlllcenjl~ (Altetlla) 2.80 2.40 Acme Freight (Grund)') 2.IO Aleo recacl Omllll. Final Gem, Honof Bound. Final Chip. Time. 2 05 1/!S ,.,.H "ACL One mlle pece. 9corpl0 (Ptllttet) IS 40 4 00 3.00 HOWOV Mofl (Adema) 111.40 11.40 Mlcf\lel't Tiger (Slmrmn) 8.80 Atao raced Oot Wave, Monterey 8rMH, Andy't Winner. A.L. WMl<9, "-''•Led, El II• Jay, Andy'a Teddy fwne. 203 4/5 SI lllACTA l&-10) pelCI 11M.20 UTM AACL One mile ~ ......... D Q t8tlrvnl 121 00 20.20 13 40 Wfndenw• (Atletlle) 3 IO 2.IO OoWle D Oan09t (Aoa.n) 6 IO Aleo r~. 8alllb0ro. llalte Jolie. H.I\. FOJt, B•tttlllO Silly, Two Oc.ana. EMy Coma Time. 2 04 4/11. SI UACTA (I~) paid 1138 10 HVSNTH RACL One mlle l)&QI ~.,, (LAICk9;) 4 00 3.40 2.40 True Stride (Troppj 4.20 4 20 NanacN (SlMlh) 4 • .0 Aleo laced c.tlenla. Eloq'*'lt Roy. C'Mon HlllrrrAn<I)''• Abe, Jibe HO, ANJy'a U0n. . l!<M T-· 2:023 SI HACTA fl-It paid $3000 OQHTM ""CL One mile p.-Emplra Knight CSclfgal20 80 a.zo 4.IO 11tonz_a ~ (klcer) 4.00 2.IO UI Ab/\er 1"-1 4 20 Also raced· Jenny'• l ad, On• Mo Hlllbi4ty. YealdO. Time 2 00 216. ti UACTA (~)paid M2.10. '*'"" ""ca. 0na m11a ~· Rulltle Sun (VllndnQMI) 5 20 3. 40 2.40 Neto'a Sl0ty (C>eeomer) S.20 3 00 LOOlllllO Good (Sll«T41t1I 2.40 Ai.o recact WIHrln•. Strip Sq.-, C. Thiel, 8l9dl Mwll TWM 2012/5 SI UACTA (1-5) paid $30 80. It "CK ell 11·8·1·1·4·1) p aid 1 17,45400 with one wlMlnD tle*et (Ila hor-) S2 Plcll SI• conaciiatoon P- I H eo wllll 87 wtnnino llckaia (live l'tor-) Sctl!Oh conaolltlon Paid 137 40 wtltl 5 wlnnk!CI UC*eta TaNTH RACL One mll& ~· Oun1oe Star (Longo) II IO 3.IO 3.00 ouz Ua (Kll&bler) 3.20 2.80 Lille e SllOI (Mueller) 4.40 Aleo r•ced Froaly Skipper. Reput Aad. Snow Dene•. AllM Mac Febat, Multl Henovw, OllllWlt Spike, F.it AIOng T1ma 2 20 3/S SI UACTA (2~) pllld 1311 00 All~ 4.527 lante Anita eutlDA ., .. MMA. TS (ml! .................. _..., NIT RACt. One ml1e Cell., OouD'e (Calnd•) 7 80 4 20 2 IO Cllet1141 Acoounl (lOOll) 7 40 4 00 ~ Mll{e (Romero) 3.40 Aleo reced. Cept .. n Tutfy. Clltv•y. Cul troate. EUii.CS Pr,._, lt-imyf...il Time 13' 415 llCONO ... c •. e lutlonga. Cuale'e P1oapect 1Sh4Mll to 4.80 3 20 LOM (Aornttol 1.00 4 20 Siege Door Cent_, (PlncaYI 3 00 Aleo r-4. Cur1y Mini, 8ultlon, 0.-'a Portune, Count On Jiii. Enwllld a.-, l •od•d Aobba ry, O•ll•nt Nu111. PCISIMMlve Time I 11 316 a DALY D04J9l..a (I ·51 paid 132 00 THIM RAct. 8 turtonga. T-T-. Ow10er CMDJI eo a 40 a eo 1180 140 380 1-Cllot (lllaoltl 7,20 4.40 WenlUM (llleinar) S.40 Aleo laced: SllOollng Bennie, M'O/lty Duke, A Hero. Mountebank. lime. 1:10 3/5. POUllt'TH "ACa, 7 IUrlono• Added FMIU141 (Vlnzl) 5.00 3.20 2 40 Marfa (Toro) 3.20 2.80 Flint Fire (Upl\anl) !l 00 Ale o raced: Thunder of Zion, En«getlc:ally, ltwlnclbl-ty, ~ Time· 1·24 4/5 FIPTH flACL One rnlla TWl!fa TOfNldo (Pnc:y):!O 80 11.IO 5 IO Keno Hiii (Oahleyel 11 20 7 00 Palt1ck McFIQ (VllOW:tl) 7.80 Aleo rllOld Turbuletloll, Clubl>OIMe, Mldnll• Copper, Lejotl. Teti Don, No Hold• Barred (Note: Ba Ba of ltuwelt flnlallld lhlrd. dlaqu911111d end pt~ lllth). Time; 1:37 3/5. .. axACTA (11·1) p91d 1528.SO aucTH uca. 11ur1onaa. Lo..ila"111e 8\irnmll (Tro)fl.80 Vlron (MoCwron) Otlln&t (BtlCll) Aleo raced. No Gleu. Righi Time. Time. f 23 4/5 4.00 2 IO 2.80 2.40 3.80 T rum pa, Swep lhe MWNTH AACL I ,_. mlee. CNll Time (Moeerroo) 4.20 2.IO 2.40 M-'• Peppe 8ete (Shoe) 3.80 1.00 Ounlew 11111 (VlllNua6e) J.40 Aleo r-4: Fet>Uloul R&Mon, Na1ur., Splendor, llfonn Ood, Pia's Prince Al. Tim« 1:a1 3/5. .. IJIACTA (4-7) paid 138.50 U "CK etl (5· 1·3·9·5·4) pe ld 150,1111().80 wllll fo.w wlnninO UcllM• (alll hOrMI) 12 Pick Six conao!atJon paid 1444.80 w1111 162 wln'*'ll 1tc1t ... ,,..,. llor-). Scrltc:h pool p.id l20l.IO wlUI I 5 winning ltclt .... alOHTM llACL 7 NrlonQI. PMI Forgetllng (McCm)ll.IO 5..0 4.20 SleNa (llledl) 10.20 6.80 Bat• i.-(V~) 7 00 Aleo rac:ad: Matctq, A Kl9a for Ludt, Hal Tudor. OW.. oi eor-.11, Ftlada Freme. 81nlrllllum (Note· Marlmbule llniltled -"'· dltQulllllld end pl-.! alxlht Time: 1:23 215. ....-nc ""ca. 1 1111 m11ea Dominant LM (8110e) 31.<IO 12,00 5.80 GltmOnda (Plncay) 7.80 5.00 FtgalltlM ('faro) 4.20 Aleo recact: Surely e Wlnn«, Nol• Bl<d. Golden Bella, MonUNene, Aprll Otory, Mend11ory~ Time 1 45 215. • UACTA (7-1) paid lffll.60 Anend.-. 38,131 tntemattonaf ewtm meet , .. ,.,.,,.. ................... , Man's I~ back -1. Crelt (U. of Ml.,_.). 51.57; 2. Embactlar (E Ganftlny~ 3 Hlldlly (CndloaiovMla) Men'• 50-ma le r lrH -t. Lowe t8rtlalnl. 23.U ; 2 Kl..,... (USSAI. 3. ~o(U8SA). Man'• 200-tnlat trw -1 ~ (USS"I. 1:52.SS, 4 Ollnea (Winter ~m~e 1~0 ... .;.e te r lrH -I Ven l•eppen; (Netherlend•I: 2 Ven Bentum (Nelherta nda); 3 Vo•llH (Nethef1andal: 4. Torr. (a.-1y Hille) ••end tn1wttot1e f'OOTMU. u.M ...... ,......._ ARIZONA WRANGLEll 8 Announced Iha retirement of Craig ,..,,,_, quert&rtladl. HOCCn ......... .....,u._.. HARTFOf'O WHALEM -Aec*led Stu 8mllll. delen aem a n . from lllnghemlon ot the American Hocttey League. MONTREAL CANAOIENS -ANiQnld Ale Nenreaa. detenH m•n. lo ~o•• Scotle ol the Aln&ric:an Hoc:lley League eoc:CUI TEAM AMERICA -Named Allllll• p.,,..,... ~c:. eo1st STATE -Announced Illa reeigtlellon of Jim Cl1rw, llMd IOOOMlll :="st:eM IMJ .,_,,. f-4 coadl Ill COf'NELI -Named Bob Colben Wt ..iatant IOOlblll coadl Camel. Where a man belongs. l' I 15 mg. "11(', l.l mg. n1co11n1 av. per c1gare111 by FTC method. Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. . I r l I ('.. Orange Cout DAILV PILOT/Monday. JanulfY 31, 1983 T Ht: t'AMILl' Cl lltl'S "Come in for lunch! Grandma and Granddad won't be here till after foorl " by Brad Anderson "And now, with an opposing viewpoint on the new leash law ... " Jl.DGi: P ARKt:R lJNAWARE THAT JEANNIE KELSO IS \ltSITING AT SPENCE~ FAAMS, SAM~IVES AN ICV~NG WHEN HE PHOM:S A8BEY1 tf~R.OtP 111 P/~;,<:; ACROSS t Galbo 54 Endeavor 58 Key-Shaped. In heraldry S90Neofl IATUROArl PUZZLE IOl.YED 6 Plldl 10~ 14 ExpetMS 15 Cok>rl\11 fish 16 Solitary 17Kd.sln 181.«o 61 Roman iudge ~~~~+.II~~ 62 Numeric 19 Meal cut 20 -Held 22 Coo.1di;v1 pOWIC'C 24 Bowed 26 SWlil't syntp IUffiX 63 Repeal &4 Frl(lfant ~ 85 GoPt astray 16 Mtlkedfy 87 Cott"'° DOWN 'J 1 MoltOlltY llom I Intl.""'' 30 Oolltir!Q 1!00lf 2 Hhtu 111111 31 0..C.1fldloct 3 MA Kt'll 3?0ln•l•ICI '4 ··twoYn•11• 21 Cfi1 Of lli!f 43fnsldrMlr 37 K"tdll!d Btotorn -23 Edp#tQ 46 FUii) :If P10..t 25 KllKI of l!Ah 47 Alm 40 -•• I 1111tt.'t1 6 Cl.1 .. 111y 1110 <18 Ctuclal 4f 1 Ill.._,. fl Copucito• 11 Vt!1ll 1MJ11rr11 40 l41111klf lo mte••" 1 GI m.111 ctiop 18 lt"4ir lil11I :' ... ..,. 8 Y11m1•11 rtty "Cnwllll'll !iO l'4iti!Jlc11111 4.11\11:.• II 011 3:1 0111t11•1" hotly 441,...11 ltlnl '"'' !l,. 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"" ln;Juatr1at )"n't}h LA""°" for S..lt Mubik> Ucllfnl• t'artu~ M•-untAIO ~rl o. ... "~' C.'o Oul ot Counh Ou\ ot SUiit# &n.~ •·•rm. =-~y R.lt~ ILlt w.,,14<1 RENTALS th""-'t"'$ t'umi)lwJ Hou-• Unfwnuh.....t u,~ fwmuh.. .. I ,., Un_f.,.nu.'twd l 'undu t\Jrn l'unclo Uni Tuwn~ furn Town......_,. Unf l>upho•" •• ..,,, 0..ph--.~ Uni Ape.rtl'nHlta f\..rnt•~i A-1a Unl Apia fVn °'Uni -Room & eu.r.i H-la MvWll l:l.lr'llH~ ~flt .. ,\Ah v ••tKlft Rftlw~ • 11rnwi. "' Sn.r• ·"""..i.wan..o c .. ..,... '"' Rm• OflMT fWn .. b BwoltwW Rc-nt•l• Cumml !Wnwb lndu.1 ~~I~ s""....-M~ ""'1Utb AfltOUHCEMCNTS AnnouN'f'fnPJ\Ut U••" Fwnd ... t'"""'W'4b ~ """otwJ St-rv•,.,. .S.. hil.~J. & lnttr\Koon TritVtl BUSINESS l FINANCIAL Bo._"'rw._.., lut S.lw •a....,,..,_ Oppurtun1lMl'a a..w,.... Want.-d •1nv..tnwn1 ()pp ,,..Uml..-. lnli•'hltnetH W•ntriil •Mnnr) "'Luan ·M.-~ w...,..., .\Lw-1.r......._ TU• EMPLOYKNT 11.-lp Want/Id 5.30 ~.m the prevlout Rcmodch-d 3 bdrm, 1 1ll1lh + lurW'~ f't'C'. rm • ger&Qt, laroe lot AV ac-Avail ncwr tlltu June. 17. '4&-7"3 l:----::::---:---:::'!:'::o:I &.ulr. ctbh ... I !**. 2 day. 'o' Sunday and beam N.·ihnai11. Curntthl'<t. l)lllic• M20,000 OM• lt27,l00 $760/mo. lnc:lud'g ..1llla. l!•!l!JUll!L..lt!U apa1, rw bdl. U..t ... Mondty p1.1blloallon1. ltJ ....... H 1Mr1 &40-134S !AST 8101! 21r, enc4 oar· 12.00 noon Saturday. PE .. lllSUU NOii• •••·ll '°'ATlllf•tlf • U age. yd, ISH mo. 3 Bf 2ba. l•ge pvt ~•d. AltrllRI! hgltW \~ " " -" " Ctrta& ••l lbr al M2-4U3 Frotc, lamllY rm, utll rm. ~ ~ .. ""• IW .. Ol'\.•&n ~ .lc·Uy vlt•wa. Marin room, 4 bcirm, 3 L ind• lt lt cu11om Pr .. tg. Hrbf AIOge mag. SUPIA CONDO In beck-S160, 131.0SOO '-"Y !!!!!! !!!!!! - IOOT MUIOTilll both, 3700 ,.q,ft. $J ,38~.ooo °"" nfront ~~~~'~"r~:.~il)'M.:~:: OCMtl Yu, turn j)(Of dee bay. Tennl•, pool I apa ........ " 7 unu --:~!~ KHI• and correction• may Vl/fU TH• I'd 'ffi 1 t i 11:1~ ooo 4br, 3be. It, Im, fp. Avail. 3 Br 3 Ba, a oat gar. Wet 1 bdrm furn'd, btfOIU, iuH be mede Ill 5 30 LINDA ISLE llYfROMT •Bdrm, 2 bath, lfret)lace t._.,ij' tr1~<1 ior '•rn" Imm• d . I 3 II 0 0 . bar. den, trplc, patio, Mallorca Cont .... 2 bf a aunny and ~quiet, new 1112ft 1 tht u~ d : P~· On large A·2 lot. GOOd ~ 71-41780·8784 wknd1, d ining All for 11200. ba c:ondo, lakt vtew. Ftb. ~. N25 mo ino um !.ion. ~ s:d~r.nd Lagoon view from 6 bdrm, 4 t>.th, fam. rm. focallon. Aaklng only propttny 7 t-41975·HH wkdye, Herry Frederic k, agt 1, sa&Otmo.137-3341 utH, t73-07N :::!i. Mo nday publlcallon•. Boot 1llp for 3 boat&. Now $99~.000 S97,950 Cell 540-t t51 . 2131780-111211 ev... I e31.f2et I rt .... k Hit C.rtu .. l lbr ttp lE! ~~~~~. n::kn ,:~t~r~:Yii llYSIDE PUOE _ _J~~~!!!:=--11.a•H• ltatk 1141 c=~.rJ.~b~:r~·;,,o::: HBARRl?,OfRllVllW .. H~~!a,11 IMUtlflll tun .... deoof• '""' number" when c:anc:el· • 2 , ,, b ·--------Emerald Bay 2 Br, walk to 17001mo 0-45•7151 ~ u bat .. , -o tor t1.1rn apt .. frplo. 111,1 llng your ad Six-cwculur bayfrunt dplx br, 2 bu up.,. r. I t>Mch. 11000/mo. !~I · lhOpt & park. Commun· MHtmo. 813-0eM 1u'~ · 2 bu dn. 2bout 11pat't"!I Redut't-4 $1.~00.000. llUJll MU.II YI raldBayRealty 494-1840 1&211 cui. Cepe Cod 28' lty pool. 11500 mo.--------- 1°"' IHHI IL IE POI Ul.111 tlUll tll• b•. wood ""·new 111M1e1. 9g1. Cttta 11tu llM :::'-!~ Cheek your ad dally and FAfRlllllS lllMCH Lr: 3 ~!, wlremodeled Sunny lamlly nomt on l!!l!rl IHcla 2llt. cpt1drp1. U11d brick Ua4. • W. I.a. lat •WNIT nuMI to'• report .,rOfl lmmadl•I• N • b 4 1 ..... •· F h N d·' kl II & I 0 South Bay Front wtth 3 LIDO ISLE . 3 bdrm, 2 ba, Ordnr, gar. No pell. BMullful 5 bdrm 5~ 6e IMutllul L..arA---" ....... ly. fht DAILY PILOT, .. 'ttw.. ~· ,, ,,.,, cu.!l .. lm r('n<'. ornum ' IC en poo . wne1 bedroom•. den, 3 bathe, lamrm. 11700 mo. Biii '45-25118 50 tt dock a.-400 mo 0 =r.=~ ::: eumH lltblllty for 1111 ~UAW 1.2 prirnc acr~ hilltop $1.250.000 wlll lln•nc:e or try VA. 2 p1t101, Hndy b .. ch, Grundy, Rl1r. 875-8181 3Br 2ba tam rm llv rm 2 __,..... . ' ,.!! w1., . t • fl I I I I 110 A I k In 8 113 3 • 9 00 tllared pier and lloat e.:75 C ... .:_ I s'c •-. ,,_..., 'a.una, .,,. 1.,.. " ncorrec: nnr n 831-737 . et2·2411 Own•r wlll conalder 1 3 Br. '"" Ba, 2 car gar, J:· -992·eer7.t.:i Pn· 87&-06511 nla court•. voll•yball ::: onz . OOROIADO OAYS Ired• Of c:erry tru•t deed comm pool. Win ier or ~140 . . 3Br a den. 2 llO!y, nr eouru, rec room. Jr I 8'. 11"' Coror\udo l11la11d <:w.l bayfroni 101 1$5' boat at 10%. S 1.100.000 FM. yrly. Agt 875--8 t70 ocean. Comm. PoOf, ttn-FumltMd "'30. ::;.: IHan fer Salt dot·k P lans avail. Now $370.000 w/lPrms 144-4110 WINTER RENTAL . on the EJal<le 3 Bf, tv. Ba. lrpt, nit, n.-1:911, etc. 310 Call 557.0075 11· Gt al 1M2 Nnd FabtoMay30 38' dellwr , 2 car gar . Proapact. Newport Furnlthed 1 BR1 Be con· 1.•• all 2ba, "turnlshad 18s01mo 1875/mo. &42-7282 att Sl'lorea. S925, &73-2654 do, •ecurlty gated :;~ ILll OllP Incl utH. 7141544·2484 &pm. Nwpt Cf"t 1g 3 BR 2'A comm. All amanltlea. Nt. •n· SPEAHIJ Very nice 3 Br. 1 Ba, MESA VERDE• er. den. bl. DR. fptc, wet'bar, S. Cat Ptua. 1575 no 1 •• .,.,..,. 4 Br 1~ b•. nr So. Coett ........... 1 ...,. blt-l pool & 11una, rent or blln-lna, rafr. lg 2 car pet•. Tina 979--2390 IJJ Shi.....,.._ and lhowl -ooaan ·-· r.,~. nt, ..... t 640-4734 "" Plaza. 199,000. Pr1ced to T•atia lOtO 11507 s.uttore Or. (drive op · I"· tennl•. pool, 1p1. Int. INcla 1141 : :?. ~!~~';:"; = NII Agt 983-2667 ;;;;iiii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml by nrai) 1100 until J1.1ne. 81u~ lhllP 3 ~.12 Ba. Jl~~;· IN . Avl 211 . * S350fmo. up. Bach • 1 14!) with formal dlnlngl Lo---*-.. -.,·asm--*--cer .. a •••• ., 1022 Baal. ltacla 1040 .... _ 845•7009· •m ly home, b I n 081• & 2 Br. 1.1nlurn & fl.lfn. U)t cated minute• from ~ UIOI l•E Terrific 1 atory home . kitchen. lamlly rm w/ 3 Br, 2'At Ba Condo wl PoOl. IP•-11192.Florld•. :~·~ Soulh CoHt Plue tor ContrectOf"t own homelll PIUOH HllOEI Tl 111111111 3 BR laro• aolld Oak ahOf"I walk to beachea, 2 fr pie, new carpeu, gollc:ourM view, 2 frplct, a.42·2834, 642-3172 ":w your convenience. A Smaahlng 3 Br home 1••1000 H -a-Eaay walk to bch, 4 Br, 3 . Br dent bdrm 2 be drapH & paint. Huge tee. o•t•. tann11, pool. ----------------im winner 11 lt36,000 . act featuring uaed brick and -• · •-• Ba, epacloua llvlng rm. family room wltll 8' llOlld · 'eon · yard, covered patio, 2 11400. 667·7372 deye, 1A11ftP11 AP11 wrought Iron, 1ky11t... your boring locome ~o-tamlly rm laundrl rm Oak bar. walnacote . l 750lmo yearly. tact c:ar ~.,..,... lmmed avafl 875 "'1"" -1 a 2 BR~ i:t '* todayl Mt-7111 pert)/ or outgrown rasld· • • hardwood lloora, huge 538·1436, 980·8488 ..,,... . .., v. •••· • 'apa, ' 1b80 atrium. thal<e roof. and e~ _,111 Ill• l••ge -u-large balcony. 118 ,000. 187 trno. lncld• garden· 3000 ti w 1 11 h 4 lllumfnet kl1c:Mn 1800 1 exlenalve uae ol Mexican '""' .. , -.... 538-17 t8 country kitchen with fir• er & water. Pel weleome. aq. · • c · m. Inge. No ...-,, tum. avail. THE REAL ESTATE RS 1816 paver•. Ottered al 1185. lty for 1hl1 neat. ruatlc place. Tatlefully deco-Bea1t1 Ualaraiala.. 1500 MC req. 111 & fut. br, 4be, Po04, IP•· den, J11~.,...Ml lltl '\Oen lOl>4 IOIJ 3014 )019 "'" 4012 40 14 4011 1011 40'12 40Jl 4028 IOlll '111111 LOOI For our ntw regular weekly feature IOIT SHOW- CASE Ev•ry Saturday In the Dally Pilot Claalfleds VA Sll,110 3 Bdrm 2 batll home wttn large family room, bric:lc fir~. Hlgttly upgred· ed kitchen. With no down payment• approxi- mately 11100. PITI; Call now. 5.48-2313 THE REAL ESTATE RS IAllU• UHi 000 wle11umable fl. and roomy 4 Bdrm. 31~ 1112,000 In nefgllbOrhood rated . Enormou• lot. "· l •••2 2~ Fordham By tpi)t. tam. rm. dine. rm. triple 8 • ,... B nanc:ln~I Call 769·1501 ba. home In a WALK TO of 1 120,000+ home•. Quiet cul de aac. Beaut!--•u1 .-Agent 957--070.1 gar. 11550 rno. 652-08731' Btwn1 8otlell~IW~..;..'!, ~ 752· 373.· THE BEACH CORONA 3Bd, 2ba, frplc. Anum· lullv landacapad with • OO C --·-"' • 4 Br 2 Ba ocnfmt .11 E/Slde CM. 2 BR, 1 Ba. Exec. home In Big a-1 off 8Mcfl DEL MA R LOCATION able. Call alt &pm, fruit treH. 1215,000. 2 '8f 1 Ba yr\1850 313 E. ,.~ .. ~i-.• .,25 nvon: 4Br, cutlom pool,, with 1pac11cular 180 2t3/530•5t59 S hown by app• Call · • 000 "'''"--.., ' I'--__ --.-.. -.L--.. --.. •· 2 Bf ocnfrnt 1 mo. 111 &. 1 .. 1. no peta. ape, beaut. lg• lot. .... IU -• e~-_1·~~:.•dndB ~tr~: ...... l 044 Frank Vaufto, 759-t601 ,.o.u IUL n 5-40-9537 114-4.9904 dya., 720.0482 Beautlf\11 beectltront apt. current appra1n1 01 PllP llll&lllHIT r t-•-Vall w 4 91g Canyon Condo. 3 Br. 0oeen vtew terrace. TV 1485.000 IM. Owner hu LO lll .. 111 tu ... !! · lull golf courH vlaw. Incl. Thru June 15th. $195,000 equity and wlll US 4 8'. 2 ea. frptc, fenced pool, tenn11. $1400/IM. 1450 mo. p1ue utll & • lll11 carry 2nd TO. llfllllllll yatd, 2 car garage. Kldt Avail now. f.U.7424 poelt. 494-3398. otlll.I Ill IUI 144-1211 lntroduc. you to one ol Npl cr .. t 38r $1100 otc. $&00/rno. 648-l904 HVHm• lovely 3 a d•n··l!!J!!! IMela lltt Terrific location south 01 ~i~I~ =:'•. 1f~aA{L~·R~K ~ .. ~~ilt~ ... ~~"~~.~ ... ~I ~~1:;= !,°',::0000 But. ltacla 2240 r,'rs'o.· ~~· 2 1'ff!· Lmrtela 1 M ..... trhwyom. }~'...! • .!!"-. "~rr~I~ ~ , .., .. ~ OLEN PATIO HOMES. 4 -;;;;;;;;;;;;iiii==i TownhouM 38' 11000 3 bd, 2 atory, Fmly rm,• 940-4099 1750frno. Pool, jac. Adj. m.,........,,...., -· -··-~!!:! bdrm. 2'h ba lnvetMSS • BeyfrontCondoSt250 xlnt trta, 1895. Imm• toHoeQHoepli.I ly earning I t .450 per ---------model Ellcec>llonal floor '59 • 10x40, dean. alum. Belboa Cove 28' S2000 d 1 at• ocou pa nc y . WHtclllt/Marlnara 3Brl 1-94t-2143 1-eiz4-7822 mo. Prloed rtoht at 1229. tRll IUT llLU plan dHlgned for eleg· p1t10, metal 11orage V..alllet BecMlor 1550 983·11940 after 8 pm, 2 b a , I g f • m r m ------_,,.'.:""::"-.,,.--:-=-=-""'."'.:"- 000 plus Hiler wlll lln· lh anc:. and lunctlonal llv-ltted Adult pattl. 15SOO Panln Pt 3Brflr l1500 963-7010,atklorAlta l11001mo. Incl. garden·IOCEANFRONT APT·1Br, ance at 12'h% lnterell CdM duplet1, '°· 0 wy. Ing Plus your own prl· with terms. Lido Ille 48111500 • r . I •• I o PI 0 . K . winter rental to 8· 15. with 20% down! ~v~~:~~nanc-vate PoOl.1349,000. llJ lhear4l1, llfr. Hllbor Ridge E11a1 ... 3 •1t1•1 lar4tas &42-8298 I 1450 mo. Incl urn. No la· 1121 Bdrm, apa 12800. 1 and 2 bdrm• avall•ble Lux exec: duplex OOMn I p • I • . 5 4 8 • 1 9 3 0 . JHml11• Creek 2 Br &. ~ I Ba)'llde 28', den 11900 now. 4901 H:" Ave. v.ft. 200 ti trom bch. 2 673-7844 den, end unit, g1.1arded sor -. WlnlHllT •H '46-323 Bf 2 Ba. trpl, bltnt, wfd. Pr"llglou• bachelor at O•IH, tennl•. & •wlm· lty ~allatll Prtt!J 1200 111·1400 3 Br. 2 Ba. wll>OOI, bit-Int, Cuetom decor. 11100.1 the Balboa Bay Club. ming pool avall S275, Co<ona del Mar, 4 ttore I carpeta, drapee, dbl oar· 831-2980. $1000 utn lncfd. 000. 769'-teet. P.P. lronll by owner. 3028 lalMa age.18251rno. 538-0921 Cute lbr cottage, 1 blk' 642·1802 LmlY OtlM.. 651-1177 thru 3030 Pacific eo .. t ••••••••• 2207,2 bdrm houu, famlly lrm beach & bay .,---------., -Hlghwty. owe. RedUC· nd , I S3501 1111 J n I ~ Walker 6 lee .. ,., ........ , ~~~~~~~ DecOf"allv• Interior. UP· r.: per end unit. Comnwnlty pool and 1ennlal 011ly 186,000. Call 1od1y tOl.AISlll •w• ecf. 8191297·20611 or STEPS TO BCH: 1 Br, room, lau ryroom ac· mo u •. 'Y 2 er 2 B• In charming 6191457-4811 duplex. Yrly, utll pd. No lltlu, 2 blocks lrom leue can be:'· t-* aettlng w/uee of pool, 1 pkng. No peta. 210 44111 b ••ch · I 6 2 6 mo · ty, (7l4) 873-- 979-5370 \ { >I I I 1l I:. II t h • • .. ' ••t '• USYlllUZlll Tll OlllfHllA MUii" l&fflllf.llPT IOI Enjoy the peace & tran- qu lllty of Promontory Bey plus Ille elagance & comfort of 11111 cuttom 4 Bdrm home. Featured In ----~----• "Nallonal Geographic." WILL •P• a. MCUrlly garage. h•t;I lt•J!HH/ Uaita uoo·, St, front . $550 mo. 714-891-8314 $209,000. f.U.7020 ltWJert ltacla lK9 C.M. 2 llHS, 4br & 2br, on 1173-7954 atl 3PM Nr. St Simon and Jude. IPUllll IAYllUT u•• llUL ESTAn -lge R-2 lot 184 000 a .. c. • I • 2ll2 3 B r 2 b a c 0 n d 0 . 3 BO. 2 B•. flrepl•c•. Q.) I HUIFIHT aumable." s ts'4,000. rtaa 1 ar $750/mo, Call Agl lor Fam. Rm .• yard, patio.' Costa .... 1024 Custom. by owner. 2 sty, Prlnciptea only. Peautlflll exec: home 3Br, detella ~2578 garage. Avall. lmmadla-1 E'llde 2 Br. 2ba, cot1ti09. 3 br & den. R·2 5700, 64~203 1142·99t4' 2Ba In Irvine Twrace. nr CONDOS: 2 a. 3 bdrma, lely. 11200 mo. ~ ol u 0.,. tor mlr nm•. ooo. 850·8578. 3713 la P i•so Fatlllon laland. 11250 s550 to 1775, blk• to WttltJ LT.,.., 0.. Extrt lot. Sale &linen by Seutlore. COlt Hl!rty • mo 1173-1700 bc:h. 837-3341, 536-9328 ........ ......_..11 OWMf at 10'A%. 389 La II A I I I I 111 IE Pllll If tWllllllf BMutlful 2 BR. 1 Be hM, Condo: 2 mllH tr om I~~~~~~~~ •J,.t.. Won<N ~II)) TUIEllWlt e>ec.mt>e< '81. ChOMfl by the "Orang• COHI Dally Piiot"' as "'Home of the Month," o.c.mt>« '82. Outllty flow• from the l>OIW*' oek floorlng. natural granite C®nter lopl, marble fir._, ~ tu~ gold pl&I· ed ft111ur9S. and finely 1- nl•ll•d wood paneling. All thl• plut your own Carted• Wao;. 1148-.83115 4 PlD s. of Hwy, 808 Acacia. beach. 28r 2'h bl, 10 ..... , " BT '"' awt OIUll I 1 1 11 odeled •11 den. utll rm. kld•IP81• 4 Br Newport Crot e f o a ~ rem , Cost• Meu, xlnt ~ elec Itch. new cpl & ANMAl.S Huge e Bdrm 3 batll home Mat golf courM. Sep1111a famlly room and dining room. Up· gr9dM ttwoughcM. 3 ~ garage. Pool, apa. Wiii trade tor emal* .,. ... Verda home. Price . S280 ,000. Cell 64&-2313 MITA •u MPLDJ otc. $11751mo. M1-1te4, .....,,_. a\11111 2/1. WUM ~ ' Low down, aaumable fl-658--9070 dry & frig.. • t2001mo. • 00 DIRT CHUP! Ing. 759· 18$2 I wallpaper. Patio, ywd, 2 C.la ).~ °"'" ))10 nandngl 2 8' 1 be unll ACCENT ON STYLE. 833-1808. 780-2578, Eech on •aro• 1o1 Only Huge 3 bd, 2~ tta ftmtty ,_8_73-_233e _____ _ MUST SELLll 12 Unit•. E/Sld•. xlnt car gar. ttove. relrlg, Trade term• 1aaae op-cond. 10X gro11. Biii• wahrldryr. 1950. Oyt, tlon, ~ubmlt'. Call 1ny-Kennedy Bkr.957·5880 1 7141752-6191 ; Ev11 ...... ~~211 Y.-d )$30 ~ ).))) I 140,000 C a ll no'4 home. Queen• Kii. for· Bey Vu~nlglll Ill, exec-• 979-5370 me1 dining, cletigt'9f • home. Dover Sn. 58r.I time 840-1343 1225.000 (4)2 Bf ~-wtlndl, 7141t75-0et9 • KRCHAfl>ISC Ant...., ..,.~ Apeltr.al"IC'ft IOll ............. tl012 8'dc: M.-Ll·rt• .. fi014 c.n-.. & t.qu1pm<•" DOie ~"'" "°" f rf't \11 You !Ml2l f ur-ntlW-r eou C•nt• s.i.. 8100 tt...-hold c.-b21J Jrw~lrv ~2U M.-.hHW"tY 67tf M•,-·lt.ntOW. ~211 Mw Wanlrd 622'1 Muu::al IMln.unH\..._ 6224 Oft1t..-f'vr-f\t\ur.-& f..qu1pn'll"nt 6126 .... ,_ &.o....,.. 6lUI s,,. .... .,. Goolia 6l.lll TV K<Mlt<> s...,..., ~l32 BOATS C"h.iru'f iw..1 7M~ l;.,..,.., 1011 ....,_., "OIJ S..I 1014 Si-<i'SI<• 1019 MM•ff f.qwp 7011 Maant 5"vth> 7010 Sltpo <It I.Ju.tu 1on S"'"f'• 7024 Suppl*'-ln.tna '"'" 702e S.tlb-70U TRANSPORTATION IUnr-•.fl a., .. '"' l"-prn Motor Bd"'t ·~-&1>0\<'n "'"-"'' "(_""'' HV• lr•1tfT\ '1,..vfl Tra1'-'n Uuht't AUTOMOTIYC Avt•• Lf 41tt\C Auto~Pana A~t•• °"•.,""~ ,;f,."'"'-tt..•· tt. ... l. • Wlt1•l Un\1~ T1~tt.• v •• "'-" t\nlf'fU!' l'I ..... .,. JIOIO llOI~. lllUO wuu -..o.c1 .... ,) WlO 1YfMl THE REAL ESTATE RS UUllYllW ... \ f >I I I 11 /:'II '. .., ·. PRIVATE BAYSIDE TEA.----------1 RACE & SUP. Call Don O.TllOmlla fOf a prtvate thawing. 759-9100 GEORGE ELKINS CO Fmlllllll 1111 I 119,000, 10% dwn. 2 Br condo, 2 Be. ernenltlea. frptc. 3 yrt. 2205 Pacific, no. 203 C all Ray . 832-9314 wkdyt. The popular "Catmel" iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiilCOND0·2Br, 1 'A Ba In model. Tllr• bedroom9. MontlOello, M9.500. Va· New carpeting. Speciou• • ~ cant. Only S 10 ,000 pallo. Luxunant garden. Starter or retirement down. Bkr 498-7649 Property In top condl condo. 1 Bdrm. patio, evee llon. 12et.500. • p.. po 0 I B. a II 111 u I _Dr_ut_ic.l_l_yr_ed_U_oed_""".3::-::B~R. l&LllllT ground•. CloM lo Santa 1123,000 Auumabll UY t llAll IU&.n Ana/Tustin border wltll VA. &e2 ·28H. New l U 1 U• freeway• and •hopping Coul Atty • nearb& Truly • lovely ---------Sha~~ ~a:!m 2 =11u1~;; ~ J3!q9ooo00!!. f er Ba home In axcellant • 2ba. lull MC11rlty com- nelghborllood, loaded munllr-nr So Coa1t with eJC1ru. Priced to NII PSiaza 179,900 PETE BARRETI .. REALTY a11121.500 1st-31e1 U1·2242 C:.SE\.ECT ..... PROPERTIES COLDWeu BANl(eRO ---· .. -IAYllllD llH,IM Beautifu l a ll ne w "Contemporary Vlclo· rlan". Spaclou• 5 BR d.-lgnad for family ltv· Ing. Lu1h grHn patio, belcony & large tundck. ~ ~unhc)\\ ltt:a If\ ,,,...,,, ., ...... ,. . .. J'r....,_. NO. • ..-._ MAM ·~ •""--.... ., . ......._ :::~ ::t ...... .. ... .. ...... .. _ .,_ .. no-.... ·-· .... •"-· ..... AUTOS IMPORTED Light & airy. Abaolute ,\II" "'"'"" •t•I\ l)«fecllon. ....... .,,,. HOoM ut., tJ ,... .,"""", .. .. ,, ...... ,,~ n • ... Aooth !iii'! _...._ ,j...... •>•• It.... M Oit ,, ... ,. ~~ ....... . .. "~· .. .. :;t=;:·. ~t:. Au•,1f\ NtllW l~~~~~~~~4 l\~114 •llJ I" :~::; ::!~ .... , l>Z~Yl:- 1) 1... ... "" ••I--.m ""'° .... . ... . ,.,. ... . ..... ,,., .... ,..,. "°"""'.....,., .. ..... ,. .... . ..... .. .... r:::"" ::i: Quiet arH nHr Lido tl•.M.. VIU thopplng. l.Mge roornt, 1 ... ,.. wu; w•fl ~malntafned and J.,,, ... , v1.1t ac:tON from Bay. Spa· t:::.:........ ::~ ab.-3 Bdrm unlU. (]W L.tnt w • 1.U help flnlince *291,000. L,., .. w win ::...~.. :::~ .,..., .... ,...,,.-n. "' "u Aooaetlng tamlly nome M•-••n -"" woe bacll ,._d '°' ::.:. ::: oNlchn end .,.... ...., ....... ,.. vi~ wtn hel9 nnenc. tt111 a » ........... v ... ,,_ u-... .. .... ,,.... .. ...... . ..... ,, ....... ., .... ••.-ii-• ........ ,.__ .. ... .-.. .... . .,.._,. tttt bdrm, 2 be homt w/ ~'j, ::~ ~. a lam rm. 11'4, =i ==============t Mali. 11-..... tt•t -. .. S N A H I V := ::: I I' I I I _,, tltl Wl\n HI ltll~I v-N1·1400 · - ... _ .. ~ .. .. _ ·-·-.... ·-·-··-•I• _,, ~=--::~~'~ '""l-t-A-1 '-t-0-1,~1 it ..... I I N p R E I Llt1ta11e11 to llOI -'"'" lmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil • " II d • 11 I. .. Oo ,0 II • "111 AUTOS, 00.STIC - -... ' I I I I -IOfNtlllflO lltftl ot ,_.,.., .. AMC QM --._ • • : ltuclenl repllN' "II doepll'I ..__11 QOf - 1 m1Htt. I "-"' '"'I' u1 ~ u;.._ '* 01ct CctM, a edrm. REF LAT I°"'-•" t;;i :m :~·:,0:. ::::·;,:~:· I I I' I 1!£$..:=.r:i::! -;::r . t;llt floore • .,.., ,,.., ..... 1111."""'' m1 IOO. Lt_.... ..u =..., :m ._,HNI tiOttrl ,.,_.. a. -............. • Fiil UT Superb erc:Ni.cture Ill ed on 200' ol the Bil Canyon Country Club lurnlalled by Steve Ch•N ol Arcllltactural Olgeat fame. Computer tech In over 7000 tq. ti. $3,950 .000 1 .. w/ nnanclng Stephen Tum· ., Turne< Archltectural Propertlet 640-8350 BY OWNER/BROKER In Baycre11: Ivan Wtllt cu11om 4 br, 3 ba pool home, 2980 aq tt. panel- ed office. huge meeter aulte w/44' of c:lonll. kltcll wlJenn-Alre, dble Chamb«• oven &. walnut $50,000 dwn, aHum. Ceata .... 2224 loan, by Owner 5-48-035t SUPER DEAL 3 + Huge l.tta fer Sale 14M o.n. Gourmet Kit. For· mat Dining, Custom 0.. CANYON LAKE :'•. ~ :::,::nix;:1: ltlf ..... Yitw Lef KING 537·9740, Ext 3. Sacrtfiee. Bett offer. low lee req dwn 10% Int, Trade for Eattllde reep adH• Pf• tnythlng Of value . ferred '2 br 1 be gel'• 131.5115 :y;· No peti. 18251mo. 57 FlNISFiEO LOTS 8 3-7544 10,000 '\ti. ready to 2 Br. 1 Be. 1 alory, 1t1eg bulld on. 11"11 In . .,_ cpt & drpt, patio, trptc, cor thru-Ollt, worttthot> metr ate/w, IMldl qtr .. ~:'u~· l~~t 1-+s11~1~ C:..,2Jac· '3500 "'°·I 537•9740• ext 3 t .. req BEACH BARGAIN. 2 + Nice 2·atty 3Br 3ba l'loma. nug • bon ua room . Frptc. 2 car ger. walk to Equipped ltll. a1.1per b c ti. 8 0 4 18 I ti St. pluth dee«, Ulllt paid. $900/mo. 536-1453 \/ery E·Z ~n. $425. Super ttJarp, clean. 3 8'. 2 KING 537-9740, ext 3 fM Ba. ltmlly home, bit-In 1_req _______ ---1 011 ltllchen, !amity rm. LOYely condo. 2Br & den. new paint, huge yard. 2 bath, frplc, new cpt, patio. 2 car garege. Im· appllancet. heated pool, m.o avail. $850/mo. In-2 car gar. $875/mo. cld• gardener & wtler. 646-7535 -Pet Olt. $500 HC req. 1-----------1 flrtt & IHI. 8312 lndll· Bactt Bey Condo 2 Br. 2 n1poll1. Agent Appl. Be. frplc, 1 atory, pool. chltec:tural plan• ~ov-d1hwahr, beamtd ctll ed. Darwin Dr.. an-1 ~·· 2 e 50 e ldtn . It 957--0701 UOOf mo. 548·3080. aide. I U38,000. Buyert terms. (819) 766-3 t31 I Imo. 850-1798. 648-2782, 642·2 t t9 t Br. Traller. private. ull lllllll ........ paid. No pell. Range & IU.ITW. lll ref r. Ut.J.lu• ••c . 1385/mo. 4 • 11117 Nll."l +IOUI cabinet•. Muat Miii lo. lo Majestic 180 dag. Pacific 3 Br, den. patio M751mo. 962·5511 956-0809 I oc:an. Catalina IUllMI & ..... _,,. II esown. city night tight view• • ._ '""'• 2 Br. 2 llory 1 yr WHtcllll/Marlnera 3 Br high above old Corona EASTSIOE 2 Bl'. o.,ege. Condo. 17001mo. V-. & lllnnltl 4 bdrm old model l'IOfne In MC. g&t· ed comm. Only I 1800 mo.I 2be, IQ tam rm. LMlopt d•I Mar. Located In SSH mo. 842·25f0, 962·55t1 olc 1119.500 642-8298 N-pon'• moat HCIU· 648-4&48· 3Bt, 1'A8e, kit. llV rm, util Tll ILIFfs-otllt •Ive and de1lrou1, N · Spee. 4 bf, 2 b&, formal clout. 2 bike from cure retldentlal areH din ing . fruit tr•••· beach. 1550 mo . Expanded E P lan 3 86' by 158' levet parcel st251mo 754-09N HQ.3107 ALSO Oorgeoua 3 or 4 bdrm l'IOfne w/PoOI & IP& fOf 11500 (mo· mo). For detallt call Fred Tenore 831-126& Of 83t·2711 . bdrm, 3 be. tamily room offered 10 the lllghHI ---------1-------,...,....,....,--wlth cu.t. F.P Lv rm w/ bidder for cdl Of lrllde. 4 8' 2 Be. Meu Verde. Nice 2 8' condo S500fmo. fpc: ovenookt FEE LANO. Call 675-331 t evtt & No peta. Ger6ener lndd. 1700 mowe you In. Im-1aa Cltatatt U'll Approx 2 ,800 •q It. wtt.ndl H50/mo. 557-tH2 & med. occ:upency. Unda $309,900. Raquel Rell· . 4"'"4721 Hart. 831-126&. agL Hlll.,. OClNf'I view 3 8'. bel'g 559-5959 Agt I lucMI/ fantl 1575 EISIDE 3 8'. 2t>&. 2 eet I.mat 2244 ~~~~~;;,~•1n2~0~~~~ BAYFRONT pier+ lllp lllJAI& U. g.,, tncd yrd. $750/mo. 759.9100 Salty remodeled, gorgeout --•· Av.II 211. Owner/Agent. BUDGET PRICED. 1 . time Bkr 1173·5.489 .......,...,..,..,.i call 1144 eoea bdrm. cloH to every· S.ata hi mt lM~ grain ranch 12.llOO thing . Pett O.K. 1255 LEIHl'I IEN deeded acrH . Central 2 BR tea. ger. atow. r• l(INO 537-9740, Ext 3 2Br. 2Ba Condo. pool. Montana. $4,250,000. frig, n.w pelnt. Sml yard IM req. S500 mo. 111._/_ Al•o 1arge1t Oauhol Ordnr No pet&. AVI 211. • ..... • Ann 831-5273 Luxury penlhou•. want plant on a farm In us. tt12 A Meyer Pl1ce . .._,_ to beach Every amenity. Exce419nt c:ath flow, 12. M25 I dep. 649·34'4 1 to 4 bdM'la. atattlng at le•* ... Ult MULL.AN R~LTY 500,000. 8uy t099tller °' £aide 3 8' 2'Ai Ba condo M50 to $1800 ml 11- 640-2980 Ull for Lori tepatately. Alec> I.,~ Of iaut mo. Spa. Joye• View or OQMn, pvt walk· •m•ll recreetlonal ran-Waltn agt 83t·12et way to water. 2eOO eq n . UN llU Chat with grMI hunting & • I t5001mo. 31ot 1 Allto Choice corner lot with flahlng. Pally Wood. IW n•• Cir,........ . nuo• courtyard entry Stellf~ & Alloc .. P.O. Xlnt l()hool• 4br/2ba 4200 eq. tt. 2 atory ~ :::0~2Je,~~~ MT. avell. Fetl. 1: 559'-8339' with 3 bdrtM. 5~ bathe _ · 3 er 2 88 E.alde S795/mo & o.n. tonnel dining rm. & ' d 1000 aq. It. In m11ter LL 1Jctbat1 HIO yrty. Water oar •Mr •ult• with bay view. -Ind. 645-3200 Wtl 000 He11e exclualv• Harbor 2 Ir 2 Be 2 StOf)' Condo -ma-.-.... • · Ridge "•na1111nce 3 oommty Poot 2 car...,: - • • • , f •lln lk spen' tivl not hi1h in pric.: reaton· ablt COil: claealried •dvtrtltif\g . ae2.ooo ~ullr Under-~ 11M»a. 2 ttc:wy 30 ...,. f ftl t priced a1 l415,ooo wtn• twa-3NO 142•1010 • 0 0 d • 1 & o A 0 , Watch thla column or .,,aces o - bdrm. 2'A ba, eppro• •· 11751,,,0 Pr°'*1Y WOOdbftdte Condo: 28' 25 10 30 n t>oet • par1. ..., ... 2 ' I Bl Thi I m -..111 e51~ s °'· 2 ea. dbl oer. lrQ yci. _64_1_-~-~~-• p ay ngo. a co u n ... do ea e~....._ tocal moufltaln $725/mo, 11t, laet, MO. In IM R.ncfl 2 tty 411. appear each Monday. To place ..._._.,,... 11).304t 38• home. 2800 eq "· d 11 673-7300 OOf'llf'*dal Pf°'*1Y on Prot dec:Ofat9d. 1 1075 your Bingo Parlor • ca IM• fer Nft100t1 8d't Ot •3 IR. 2Yt ba, twnhM, ft\O. tae. Avall 2 • HI . d_.2-5878 1 ... 1aa.. A.,.•. Coat• Meta home. dtll ger, DIW, trot, PoOI. 1a.~ll~t~ll~lll!I!._...,..,.~~~ ~ ,..., v. 17~ tennlt, t 7H. No .,_.,_ -•••• ... •••-•••---.. mDI -133-1161 Of 762.alH '725 CondO WOOdbfldOI, ! r~ :~ ~ ,P~P ~~ U. ...... IUI tWoe Mw. ~ torm o..... :0~·. ~::. ~~:: eo.101 Pr1nclpa11 LL••-tam rm.~ IOO. Nt. ~ten_"''· Ho,.,,, ........ • -·-tohoote. ·~ & ..... """' PrlY* lrt.-..Mtll ~ &SM711 llt, n.. ..,.. ""' :.,,~ :O ':nr.:s --Wnn--.-1-.,.-1>-.-.,-S>te-11 ~':b~t '!:?.'0:; v•etment. lack P•Y· Ger .. •.,,:::: >'/t:O $210.000, 151000 dtm. ment• & ctefa.U• eo• 1Jeotf1tc ~ . ....... .,... _,_...... oepCecl on limllecl .,...._ mo . .A. . ...., ... .,,...,~ ,..,., Webuy&ttllde......... 1tt7 lllltm ~ <"•l 111-1111 apeo1e1 '""· ........ •t>t. OofgeoUa pvt J bt ~ 1._. ........ trto/09'. to ttlgfOut nome wlfonMI pvt pty ••ntt moblle buy Cow.w> llNll doM\. din rm rem rm lqllo hi !*M. tlP9f 1bl0. at• Nt lo c.. Piia LcWI beam 1cet1, 11v' ,m, i.. ~r •• t UU. CM .,.;..,;7 · • ' yetd PKI• muofl f'ftore. ....._ 1 + ..._ -.... 1W M1ow milt et 1361, ~-...... ..- 000 •llllt'f tenna -f0t Cedlllllce to Oo-CMa ~ .. •o ........ A..il.111wMd ~ .. ,_, "' Deft'I ,..... outf Cell ,._ ,._ 'enl olf......... ,.. ,.... _, .... "* t..,. 7tooe70I • WI • oi.a•H M n•• t••llH •ltll a Mt.IJll. ,._, -· Ctal __. I04ITI O .. I-.......,_ Valentile Bin10 rite Prllelof: c.e. ......... CiNH1I ..... ~ Come to -OUR LADY OI' ,ATIMA PAN8HHALL 10IL.a ....... a..a.,,. ... OM WUt•WY, ... I · Doore °"" .. .... Wtilt Aid • a. • ,,.. tWd Ctn • Or1no• Cout DAIL.Y PILOT/MoM•V· January ~1 . 1013 .. Alts-•,.•·"-'•' ..,p,.pt..,, --·llll·-~~~ 4"S'""h Ill. PtUu !!1ttlt Ult ~-.,;;;..;.;.:r.:::::11;._..u:u !tm It hu ffM i';"'":::t~lm::•:.::1fl~!!"!~:!=~ ICn:;!~!t~lttt~~~~';; l11t. lttt' 1141 l!D'•I ltt!' ==:.;:::;::: Or,wntown Hunt lhach. 'ouno Oer"'an 11\0rlh•lr ftf ~\ Jlllglt, Ollf & two btdroom •e•rtmt"'" MORE VALUE FOR YOUR DOLLAR 0 S ED or UNFURNISHED All UT1Ult£S PAID. HEALTH ClUIS. TtNNIS SWIMMING plus mtt<h morel Sorry, no pets. Models Optll dilly 9 to 6. Oakwood Garden Apartments ... IWPClll't ludl/No. HO lrvlM Avt (11161h) 6'5·1104 port Budt/So 1700 16th St (11 Oovtr) _64~-5113 i;d om 141611'\0 I Ir. 1 I• ....,,..Ul_TUllMl_L_l_l_ll_,Y-. IOI, J Ir, I la, pool LIOO 8AY,R0Nf 'Ir 1 IMIUJI CIOM 1° Cit~ Hatt welll polllt• 'Vlo lanl•All•& not •tragnlen your Ht• I "'° r,:cu•M upper unit, •II bll·lne, Lero• 1 br, t I>•. cOJy o•llo..1. 11101 Oil No pet• la. Mlldy bM(h or .. 1 "11111 !~:::•1f0m0t~a~J~ 22"0• CM, a .. a 2 .. °' out Loi 11• help tailor Call Ken 111· 700 or carport, lndry rm, b•I• ltplc Otltllng yaro "O'J IOll·ICOH, IS40·HOO view Yrl~ IHO mo Old••' I l•rot•I aaeocy 1060 400 94 It 10 800 eq LOi'ii.tcit ~IOI# Lib ay mall• 1 loan lot your 17S.IHO oony _mo HI tUIS • 1 & 2 Or, reltlg, bullllnt _!71-0120 All cll11t1l1 terMned with It I month free r•nt lootonman'e Coe nMde WI~ YOUf Lg• 1 .!l!.1._ 1ba, trig, o•r 617 w Wit.on • N LIH till PhOIOl I refer~.. &38-,4H, MCM4N 1·2t·l3 l1)/t26·71H. 111.l 2nd. &rd T D.'1. 1111111 MW/mo uni. M7ll fl&. •••t Ml·1HI Lot 2 8r 1 Da, n-CPI•. drlPH • carpel ° Cradllt ~ttan 7WM0>24'3 12 111%.. turn, 113o0323 .. 011por1 717 WHt Wll· pell ff0·2016 3 bdrm, 1 ba 11$0 Alt Oood Morning Ame<k:a • LUii ACT HOW i--------2 Id. 1 la. red9cot11eo, aon l .. liO, 142 1143 or a er, 2' oe, 2 car 0.,, 1ppt11nc:H turnlehed lht Tom0<row Show IO IEOllITT LcO:~b~1211•1 ... ~~~~ .. ~.!Yn c.ii on our flPltU at no gar, l)OOI. Child OK NO '95·1113 ellaehad lmmed OCCUP• Wattr View r.uttent *'"off* lo ell who .. ,._ -c:oet. UM C" 1500/mo 1311 A 2 bdrm I I>• 1v111 :1110 • n c: Y I m 11 • b o " IOClllon U7 Lido 80Ud ""° 'piece Prime Cotta M .. 1 toc:a-rum No queettona aalcld. llllTll Hiii• 18r a Oen Condo"' e c . Iker. IS41-0103 Ctlttd' OK . No dog• 1eoo1~·t371 u11 ~tU10!3:_~ o 23 2 . IH•tr1 '41·1111 :~~i"·~d';:oJ:i•r:~~· :2~ 80• 1u2, N a W.., Ml·1UI Pfau, pool, epa, H O Large 2 8 R 2 ea. 2 aty Vlotorla/C1nyor1 ArH UTtlll lllT 2600 eq 11 condo, beauU· 0111 no pelt 2501 w. unit. 1650 mo. No pet1 1610 MO. 831 611t2 •To blend With llvln S47lltmo each Bdrm lul greanblt, pool, wlll 8A2·7_e_50 _____ Pt!IHlll Hll htttft1t ..... 8unltower. IOO/mo. Nr OCC. Cell 0 .. 0·11114, 28r, 18a, no pelt, 1 1m •Tt1t1nlt+Spe+P001g V.,ealllei ConOo Pool, IC<:ePI 1 Of 2 ldllt, Or 1 Moat raa10n11bl'f·Ptload 8PIAITUAI. REAOINOS Art ltHI .... l 851·2176 Hk tor Dave, Lury or child 15$0 mo 10 move •FrHh Se1 Brffi•• :f6~2g .. ~ • c 8 h • r P adll w/chlld 667·1•03 Of om~ •Pace In Nwpll Advice In all matt1r1, fixed 30 yr 111 TO'a from Wte41H4 VIII 0 Pam In, IVlll 21 Open 27 •Privet• Patio• ---140·633'1 31d fir tult•. oreat view. IOv•. merrlaga I bull• 11 •• 76%. 1, 2 BA apt ava~ 28r, IBe dplx, pvt patio, lhru wlcnd 93 .. 81\allmar. * 14 8pacl01J• Plane 2 Dr houH with oc11n Female 10 •hare 3.br. WHtcllll area, 1500 IQ n111 Aleo coun11Hng, Fixed 10 yr 2nd T0'1 1 nd r:i, N · 1 • new drp1, frllh palnl, 2 ~!'i. i 'B lde_i !nc:I OtrJ •Gourmet 1tzed klteh· view. U OOtmo 113 2Gth. houH In Cot I ti Meu ~~ ... .:;: ::!~.8:ii~::'!:. 1815 So EJ Camino~. from 13. 126%. Call ul ~~:Oocup • 0 pe I. cloH 10 lhopplng, 3fl.. touu. 2681 Llden .. t ba r· II """ I 113/433.050~ with llr)gll mother & te, WHkdayt 848· .. 8~4; l'ii8ieniiiCitamiii. i .. Gii2ii-7ii2iiHiiimj ~·~~.~· cC::n~a~~:y~t~~~ 1 Bdrm 1450 "A" 10th Pl., Nwp1 ~tg11 Condo, nr So Cit Pill, urn ure u,... .. rleque• · w .. tclllf 2 Br. 2 ee d•· c 1111 d . t 2 5 0 Imo eves 840•8902 , 1• , 2 bdrm 1550 area. 833·8t02 pool, 1 .. 75 642·21'11 g11 for cooking l hHt· luxe appllancH lrptc 8<16-4'1117 after 8. Ulll A YIGll't Starmer Of Nancy Leo-. fng furnltl'led, 5 mlnulet · '1--------LIH IUILltll nard. U6 Pautartno. Newer 2 Br .• garege. No 1 & 2 BR, 1378 & S .. 30. to Huntington Center t oorpell, ditpH, lower MIF to •hr .. br hN nr SC MOOELS/ESOORTS 71 .. ·.iff-0185 TSL Mgml 764·0081 pet1. J.i50 mo. gar. cpll, drpe, retrlg, mlnula dtlve to Sen Ole-Ir On I I 8 8 0 I m O Ptau, nlimkrt, $200 + Choice 3rd floor Bay OUTCALL 2 .. HOURS CALIF. PRU0£NTIAI. 3 8', 1415. 1~ aa 8A5·5577 1 range. 846·03 .. I elt go frwy No pell 8 .. 6-0302 'I• ullll '156·0809 view tulle ... oto avall 2·t 86'1-020? FUNDING, INC. 2 er, ..... 8. 1 Ba E'tlde 2Br upper loe.balc, 1·30PM 1 BR lrom $6 .. 0 Lovely 3 81 2 81. yrly 1-i l trge 3 e _r _h_o_u_•_• =~~!5•~/~o~ ~~t~ ~~~ l~~~~~~~~!liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Pool, No pet1 5-48-8656 gar. $535, 120 ! 20th, WHllldl Skylark Aptl 2 BA lrom 15'111 blk beach, no pet• $275/mo. Av111 2· 1' pan1lon eulte ... 50 avall HOtllTI A llllLI RATES II &.48-0100, 648-8218 120 Center 2 er 2 ea. SEAWINO VILL.'OE $l050 &$0·t7oe all.. Plat11yofprtvecy IWOktd1 now .. room 1ulte + lar· By 1ppt. 83S..g1ge 1II;2 II, I ' Newly decorated 1655HlunllnfonVHtige Oceentront 2 Bf~ or r•ll RHp Female ge rec:epl 11250 1vell Prl1oner without family, Newly decor. 011 pd, $4 60/mo No P•I• Lant, H B rom Sen yrly 1900/mo '500 E Cal Kelty 54'1·0828 or 2·1. v.,.., IOnalv after 18 mo LOWEST EVER encl gar. dwthr, pool. .... ... a.nu 8 .. IS.4382 Otego Frwy north on ...._anlron1 ••n:1•n2 651-2222 3356 Via Lido 67" •1•• _., • 8BO No pets. 642·5073. ~ u n Beach 10 McFadden.-"""'--.,.,. "" --------.,_ '"' In prleon I have aJwaya TIWlllllll out otl lllEL weal on McFeddan to 1 Br.from a..25/mo 2 Br Npt Beh apl lo thr w/4o+ W F lhl l>eel1 lnteretted In Coeta ~tnleld N-Townhomet TOWNHOME· OecorllOfl Seawtnd VIiiage lrom 1525/mo Rent be· yr old F/M Incl ulll + ,,., ro1t I ~a:'11:-:' ,:.~;tend I WWW:. -· IO< ret\t pert. MW, tpacloue 28r 8'13·51'18 IO<e Feb 20 No depotll prkg S250/ma + dep + DELUXE SUITE &PUTlllm 2 Bdrm 2'h ea 1750 2 'A ba Pool, tac, rec Deluxe poolllde 111,. large required. Key '" only rel• 631·20 I I Avail Jerry B= ~~ 14300 a If I d Frplc. vaulted celllngt, ., .. , pvt patio, balcony, 2 br, 2 ba, bl1 ·tn1, No pell Located acrott 2112 2012 Sq Fl (can dMde) Mlctl"'an City IN 46360 eaut u gar en eptl. dbl pool lge garage, d1cor1tor1 dtwtnl l'h mlln beech. Newport 8eac:h Golf N/1mkr lo thr 2 br house, Sl 25 sq 0Y 6 .. 2 ... 0 .. 4 'V . ' ---------1 ::1':'~~~'i. Spa, heat g~ w ' ~~ weltpaper, dr1pery & No pets. S500/mo Courae 645·4855 CdM . nr beach. furn . la1a'at11 leat-'· "•16 CIRCUS Of OCEANFRONT DI• 2~ Br 2 Bdrm 1'/, ea $500 8A5·273G 842~905 much more S tOOO/mo 538-6362 2 Br 2 Ba, S&oOlmo Ve<· jac $350 873-4380 au .. 1tll 12'.W. 0 AC 2nd• 13'.4% 0 .A.C. G.P.W 8'~% 0 .A.C. $16,000 to 1500,000 Home, Commercial Income Properties B1111k & S&L Rat .. llWPMT •TWl IAKlll 8 k h 2 B 2 8 1585 ---------Credll rlfl a mu11 From lllllH Condo w/ocean y II S I 0111 I MISSllE 8/3.r8•7; or mont 3HdW.'wn.!n 631_5583 •MESA VERDE 2 Br. 1 g 10 5 call .. 94•2220 or 2Br, 1'hBa twnhse. $ .. 25 view Ava ti Feb t Lo11. 1m111 red dog, pl ac 1 •ea ce or Ba. Newly decor. $ .. '15 aft 5pm call 8A8-3375 mo.+ S375 dap, gu pd, 75 .. _7087 Pom. vie Blue l.a/\tern, Le .... Cell between 9-5 2112 HARBOR BLVD Bachelor condo. beau I 1 Br. 198 I Maple Ava. amenttlet, 1575/mo. 1 375 /mo. Up1telra, (7U)5311·7701 (11·5:30) atove, lndry rm. Sierra (213,..33·5106 eves Mgmt. S.1-132 ... No pets. 633-897... nr Fwy 8'13~89.. PCH a Setva 661-8885 PM, Mon·Fn 8A2~8A.. COSTA MESA **MESA VERDE•• 1cc1ean 1 br con,do nr. So. 2 bdrm/2ba 1525· 3 Spacious tBr. pool. lg• 3 BR 2'h ba. Pvt BR & ba Cannery VIiiage, approll 1•1·1•11 11. Pl11a .. 50. Call • balcony new cptl no s c p f · 500 1 II $ .. 75/mo 1 " 2 Br, 2 Ba, upper. Lndry '162·68'17 all 5 & wk ndl. bdrm/2 ba S650 and pets SsOolmo 64 ... 4767 nr 1t I, em pref d q · Open 2 .. houri rm, d/w, lrpto, gar. oarege. 7332 Garfield I 1275 a 'It utll. 822-0657 a •. storage •P•C•.1 l llYI l WEEI Kort11101, T.D.'14021 (114) Hl .. '121 Cute t Br. w/garage, 1 btock from beach. gre11 loc. $550/mo. lncld utll1. 760· 1H2 e< 780·0508. Oceanfront 1 br, S800 unlurn, lfl60 furn. 1111 June 15. 833-37 .. 3 dya; 730-010 .. eva/wknd1 Aerta•••• Uaf. lalMa lllu• 27M IAYflllT Little Ille, pier, 3 tlory deluxe lrg . 28r. frplo. 11600 mo. 876-30e7 1576/mo. 540-54 .. 8 336 E. 20th. Quiet 1rea 752·5328 I 1 Br ocean & bay view. F t8 to 30 10 thr 3 br CdM _R_11_o_n_d_a_6_7_3·_8_52_2___ - -• ...... .,.a.nu 18 I clM Stove & refr1. Utll Incl. OEL.'WARE PINES smell kitchen, lrpl, near I home FrH rent tor lTTUCTIVE •••. unLH ~ u nu S395r;.,~ ;a2 v~'orta 1 .. 20. 631-09 1. 1 Br. frptc, pool, ger, Arc:hea & Old Newport ' 11 ak pg a cook Ing. la•••t. ltatala 2920 llSlllSIEI •rt1111It.110. &PUTllm· 8A2·3780 llW 111111 Anl. private p11lo, 1 .. 70/mo. ::2.1ii~lmo ptue ulll 84 .. ·8417. 1686 up. 1900 ft tnduttrlat Speclallilng In 111 & 2nd Beeutlfully landtc:aped 1385. 1 Bdr t Ba pool Newly decorated 1 Br. & 8 .. 2·8807 Per10n over 25 10 Share olflce. 18101 Redondo TO SERVE YOU TO'a afnoe 18 .. 9 guden apt1 Pool & Spa · • • • Bach with loft apt. Gar· 1'1221 Oel1ware St. 1 Btk to Bay a Beach. IBr. CdM Home. 1250. 111 CI r cle. Hun llngton 1---------1 Robt. Sattler NH/CM P1llotldec:ki. No peta. . laundry. ldulte, no pe11 age• encto11d, patio, 1 Br. 4 blocks to beach. all S<t35 mo 850·2493, Lett a Oep. 840-8880 •II Beach. 842-2834. CIRCUS Of R.E. Broker 80 Realtors Bachelor 1410 1133-7890, 8A8-19 .. 7 pool, •P•. rec room. Get utlls paid. $376/mo. No 673-3728 6 Rent MG , 1125 sq ft, 8A2-2171 54f>.0811 1 Bdrm J.i70-1475 •Clean 1 bf. MaeAtthur a waler paid. No pett. I 207 Chi s $ .. 001 1355 l IASSllE 1-Tl IO., LT" 2 Bdrm w. Ba $500 VIHage., nr SC Plu.a, S.A. $ .. 85. 383 Hamilton, pe •· cago. teps to beach. 2 Br. 1 Fem 10 lhr 3Br furnished mo. ogan •• 1 ,. •• 2250 Vanguard Tennis, pool, •P•· No 845_4 .. 11. '115· .. '15 ... Av111 to show. Ba, frpt, new bllnt & condo S300 mo.+'-'> utlt :7::51~: t t • M • 1 a . 71'1 NO. HARBOR BLVD 23•;. yield, s .. o.ooo 11t &.40-H28 pell. tmmed. 1475/mo. 2 Br, 2 Ba, frplc. closed dthwr. S700/mo. yrly 6 .. 2·2225 FULLERTON TO on $80.000 ready·to- 979·2390 Tet\a 1,1010111 1 Ill. garaga. 1495 mo. 631•5903 New bcn condo. ger. ml· .. ooo· aprlnkleled & 8000' ll0-1112 build hilltop. Spect view. Bachelor $395 I Ba. Swimming pool. '164~633 0t 52&-3004 Ill ca11JOI W/O f I $320 In lnduttrlal Newport Open 12 noon tlll .. em downlown L.A. 1cro11 t Bdrm ... 76-$490 2 BR 1 Ba, patio apt., no garden 1pt large rooms. -cro, ' P c. Beach. Ample power 7 DAYS A WEEK trom Ety111n Park on 2 Bdrm, l'A be. $580 pate. 1485. But. a Prof. tananu . DUPLEX, 3 bdrm, 2 b11, A apactoua 3 Br Apl • Trac Y, 6 3 1 · 6 5 .. 3 2 l3/433-0G .. 1 i---------1 Park Dr. 15% Int. 3 yrs. 131 E. ISth. 8AM8l8 845-9181 or 752-0'111 13 .. 0lmo 731•0829• enc dbl• garage, l1tge S1895/mo Prlv1cy, tu· 5 .. 9.3 .. 21 Older w/I d11lre1 11v1-ln 13 .. ,000 takes It. (71 .. ) ·~ patio. Radcorated Nr •ury & MCurlty combined l 1 ••/F For I• ... approximately comp wit. 60-88.,... Old, 240·1123, eves (71 4) 161 E. 18th. 8A2-0856 ~ 2 8'. 2 Ba. No.-,, .,...2·1312 Clv ... Center. "et erea. with aweepl~ felrwau uxury llv ng. ... No 700 f I d I II ,.. YMrtyleued 2Br 1th Ba ...... "' " , kl F d & 1 sq t. n u11r1 good health Wiii 1hare .. 83·1 153 or (819) dbl 1:r. s footmo tnci t 475t mo. 760-1418 or STUNNING large 1 & 2 Br. 1829 B I.eke. $675/mo. vi-maket Canyon Imo ng rten ly oHlce •P-· 545-0215 lv11. eondo/P°" rm, a be 729-3048. utll. 2·"""" 1 Bdrm 1490 &42·7528 evee or wkndt. 2 ea Garden Apt Poot 982-0819 East the moat sought q u 1•1 S 3 6 o 1 m 0 h t 11 ---------.. ..,. 2 Bdrm. 1•;. ba 1575 I OS a I g5 7 0 . •fl•r ranlll In Newport 844-1617 ~=..!..'.:!:' & ~~· WIOO, w HAS SSS l or 151 E. 2ttt. 5-48-2"°8 2118::.~ r!t~io~~r1J~~'. 1:1h. St. 4 I W. Baach. Av111 Feb t5tll Shr my N B home, pV1 Mite. ltatalt 2925 REF M-;,i~;p. ... 10 ·A•d T.O 1. $10,000 up. No lalMaP-'-_,_ "707 1 Bdrm Cottage avail. Pat Io . f 8 O O m o . &Ide 2Br l'hBa petlo 1 LUXURY I No pelt. For appl piMM room & balh, avan now CASA ROMANTICA no 1047 Dally Pllol PO etedlt check, no penalty. •ualu. 6o Poot, spa. laundry, g11· 652-8872 I glftge $5-40 mo call 7t4/8A .. -0509 1275/mo plus utll I Lo• hall (200 cap). Box 1880 CM '12827 Call Denison Anoe. 2 BR t BA ege. No peta. J.i85/mo. J.i55/ 1 8' 1 Ba. Apl • 548-9950 FAMILY APTS 2 8'. 2\. Ba, Cape Cod on 8A5·8515 b<ealllteklng OQffn view. • _e_7_3-_7_3_11 ____ _ pier & allOpptng. $685 'S350/MlO. Large 1 1 2 cat Oii. Ai°aif~ ;:I,, • 1 Br. $380/mo. Poot. 640-405'4 BR. , Bl. 2 car apace pertlu & ga1llerlng1. maturity Secured by Pet lo wtoC.an vi-. nr Before 6 call 8A5-5e77 1rp1c ~ • port., Hlllalde Or S 1100/mo Rmmate wanted to ahr 2 for wedding receptions. EXCITING 23% return TO with 1 year, Incl utll. yrly. 1 or 2 Bdrm Apia. Laundry. TSL 11111 142·1412 atove. ref'1;· tndry tac.I $100 QFF 3 Br 2 Ba lrplc. di•. tleptl ttep1 10 bell, 39 Sea· Al10 g rooms: nightly. Pr Im• RE . Bk r •du It• No Pett . carport. Quiet. no peta. ~~~~~ 23 w . Bay 10 water 209 .. 111 St ihore 1337 a ~urn yrly wkly or monthly .. 15 MODELS 1·619·758-0316 673-e372 31 t w. Wllaon, 631-2177 E.llde C.M. cut• b~or • 1 ST M Q NTH S $750/mo. 650·3057 or. Cha'/;' ev1. 5 .. 8.4203. ~9e~ned1, S1111 Clam * * WILL UY T.1'1 Bal Penln Point I Br. trplc. Townhouae 2 Br. IV. e.. S3G5. $300 H c. Joyce Apt lor rent w/lofl RENT 213/869·5'185 964• 790 NEW OR SEASONED ~:s..g~•. I .. 5 O mo . lrplc, l)OOI, spa, auactled Waltz•. 83 I· t266, ag1. 64~i:o"!•:.1c61t'M. LIDO SPAC ELEGANT 2 BMW Mechanic, 30 1k1 c:;~~ 2~~ ~~~,,'~ r~~ GOLDEN 120.000 up 675-0226 garage. Avail now. Call 2 Br. 2 Ba. lrplc. garage, AT Br. Den, lrptc, large P•· ell hH/ep1. 10 share w1 mona. 1250 mo. (9 t8) 631-..984 Meta Verde. no pet1. Sharp 2 8R, good toe, ~ tto. S1350. 875-6358 ~~2~22'om8k g per ton 623-6019 TOUCH C.1111 •••• ., 2722 •a.UOI WMll 1565/ .. 99-4721 (La encl parking. 14'15 mo. , "" Ea1lt•atat --;59 W t9lh Bch.) mo. g. '167·5880 Saa Clt•talt 2771 M 23-2'1 to lhr 2 br, 1 ba S -.!. LUXURY . Nice 1 Br. 1'122 Wallace AVAIL... ~ .~ n 2 Br. $465, yearly, new hae. CdM, $2 .. 0 + ulll• ADDODJlCtaeata .2 Wk P.ecial• Rtlt ...... SlOO BAYFRONT. 1 BR, 1 BA. frig. 1825/mo. 111. taet 1 100 dep Yrly IBr. l Ba. .,.85 mo. up1telra. relrtge, s510/mo. 2 Br. 2 ea. oaJIPll'*'-'etM,J decor, pool. nr beech. 215 840·2715 Mon-S1t$20 '\Hr.w/ad A ltf Olen 3 Br. 2 Be. le35 mo. S395/mo. Sierra Mgmt lrplc. laundry rm. enc:lsd t>u1. No pets 488·6277 Condo to •hr. non-amkr. Anaoaact•tata 3002 S1m;.~,1~h~ ~~o:d Ea=~·~ accounts 644-0128. Large 1 Br, 2 Ba, lrplc. Walk to beach. 1800/mo Call ah &pm 760· 1813 Mlnutn from bNtch 8At·132.. gu.1.,sms•t." pe1 ok 810 APTS •Unique 2Br. Sea. trptc, Sin Juan Capo area SCRAN-LETS 1 wfl•t the GOiden Touch payable, payroll &p1yrolt Marble Pullman Iopa TOP AREA. tight a quiet. Cen wlk to bch. $675 mo $275 plus '"' alee Frplc:. wlll mein 10 you tlllH, ability to operate Decorator drapes beeutlful Bachelor or 1 TSL la•t IU·1IOl II Moved In By Feb. 10th 498-H71 pool, Jae 4'13·2661 IBM PerlOOal Computet 1 Br Gingerbread apt. gar Incl. Wik to bch. No pets. $550/mo. 673-31..0 PtUlh w/w carpets Br. lrplc, patio pool a Brlnii This Ad With You 1 . MIF 1 Sh B lb P 3 ANSWERS 7 dyt w.-1111 .. AM helpful, mature. non W~!~.ci!:,tt ~~O~ppet1. 2~:::~~ •;f5~~~2~ ~.~ ~1.B• Z & 3 BEDROOMS A111. hra/ Uaf. 2100 br .;i. w;2 .:ia,'::e ;~,. Vanish . Pteno H 1·HH amoker Send resume & Gounnel Kltd!en TSL .,... 142-1101 2 BDRMS FROM $475 FIH/HFtH 1275+ 873-4034 Ripen -Falter t885 PARK. c M ~=~ ~~u~=~~: 8~ Catport wlltonige Yl.U IUISIJLW COSTA MESA MIF 10 thr .. Br Eaec FRONT VISA MC. Dover Or Suite 30. MAGNIFICENT VIEW, t Br, frplc, deck. 1725. ltt, laat, dep. 875-5003 ~. OYtdoor BBO Specious 1.2 bdrm 1911 Lrge Opooll•• 22 bbatr c1~dn2: •DISHWASHERS BS3a50che4to:.00& 1.2B50r •dPt• 111otn• Back Bay wtpool 1L11brdar•la1n ~~0not·to-tmant ~ Beectl, 92883. Laundry 557-8200. M/F M gym. · · -· ... •POOLS ... • ep & lrpto S300 mo + ulll u n o you wan Attracllve widower. late 548-4030 Sat/Sun I0.5PM altPONrec Aduttt $550 Very Nice Complea 63l-&220 1omelhlng tight or .. O'iCaucallen lathetotl---------+ e I FI l / 0 • P •PRESCHOOl 548·0t30 Victoria Ma·' heavy?" Student rlC>liet; m .. nt retired col~• AOll OHNUntl WIN A DIAMOND RING FOR YOUR VALENTINE Grand Prize Dfawilt at J.C. ~s Sal., Feb. 12. 3:00 P.M. MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY 180'1 NEWPORT BLVO .. COSTA MESA~ SINCE 1948 . A.(;! PHONE 548-3401 ~ Send 11 V1tentlne mesaage to lhat 1peclal per10n In your Ille end become ellglbl• to win a diamond ring In our grand prize drewlng. A Jutt fill In lhe coupon b4tlow or call us at 642·5678 10 d isplay your greeting In the Delly Pllot'a Vfllentlne Love Linet' INlure For only $5 you may choose an appropriate lnustratlon 10 enliven your message ····-------------------------------------- Do ii today -all ads must be In o ur office by Friday, February 11. P lease publish my Valentine message as written below on Monday, February 14. (Write one word per space. 2 llne minimum. Compute charge at end of line.) b1r1 llnea are .50 each tlluttratlon A ·O ___ $1.00 ___ $1.50 ___ $2.00 ___ $2.60 ___ $3.00 8 0 (Add 15.00) NAME ~-----------·---- ~OOAESS _~-~~~~--~~-~ Clty ------~-------:...--- ~P ~-~--------------PHONE ~-----------....._--"-- 71 .. /52S.t708 •LAUNDRY FACILITY nor. '189 Vlclor1a St IM to stir .. br hOUM, bet 'It doetn't matt8t I ha,,. gred .• happily m'arrled 24 haa 2 lmmed 099nlng1 E11t1lde 1 Bdrm, small •NO PETS Cotta Meu th• Bay a Ocean, Ne my car parked out Y,. deatres to meet wl· for the tottowtng post- : but cozy, Iott of natural IM•t 2900 650•2637 •fl 6 FRONT .. dow or tingle lady. at· Ilona· w 0 0 d R. n I $ 4 t 5 s11u11 a•1 MOTEL a...... ...... 290t Lttt ' road 3004 tractive. ol meant. tor I Clerk Typllt with good 851·9522 16761 V1ewPotnt lane ~ possible euttabl• m1rrt· typing tkt111. 80 wpm, ---------· Off Beach Blvd bet. Wkly renlati no* a¥ell Nead 1oom to renl by Fet> age companion Write good phone lnt9f1acing E/StOE cozy bacn. lrptc I W11n« a Helt (lum ..,... S 105 a up Color TV I. KttciMn privileges E•· Don. P 0 Boll 1012... and , ... ,.. exper $310/mo. on Terry') Phones In room 2274 pectant s ingle mom. FOUND ADS Coeta MaN 82627 2 Sates Admtnt1trallve 675-6458 StOO·l126 mo Kim i Atsl1tant.Mullhavee11-~~IA~~;:ulP~~ 842-6604 ~.::/.~;' Blvd C M 1133.90sa ARE fR[[ Poi::.~.. 3tl4 :',. '=UC:l~wttu':,! pell. 63Mm UlllA WCI Oflico ltatalt 2t14 M Tiuy phone manner. Sates llTtR Ill 1617 Westcll,. N.B. 256 cau•, IP •-... I expotUre 1 Plut. ~ogo~ 'at~rut~9:~ •~<fe~ LO• Trlplu 2 Bdr. 2ba Wkly rentals 195 up to .. 000 sq. fl ltt noor I Divorce from 125 plu1 ~;~~ ~~~;·;~~n':. ~ M , vi 548-0338 1500 mo 1209 Ftortda Color TV, free coll••· Agent 541·5032 142·Mll nung , ... 11 .. /842·6100 82714, or call Connie, onro a. Call (213) .. 93·1855 llHted pool & tl•P• to IUITlftL Tra"I 3011 657-5118 1 er. Apt 1415/mo IUll UCll ocean. Kitchens avail 1 --------No pet1. I 985 N. Cout Hwy. •EWNllT crm11 1500 REW ARO: Lott Europe .. Wkl, 6 countri... --------857~828 8A2-0350 3 8r 2'A Ba. frplc, 2 ca.r L8g11r1a Beach ... '1•·52'14 Wiii\ ull of reception, Sma.11 black dog, neuter All expenMI 12350. Lv llWIY Lg bachelor apt, S326 mo. ~~~3~1 laundry tacit. On the B11c11 hotel 1 cont. room, kllch. phone. mate , bobbed t all. June 23 ... 94-6110 It laket mon!! to '"' '176 Mission Of No pets. room apt. kitchenette. MCrelarlal & word pro-Cocker/ Poodle/ Scottie realty Independent. l1n1t 5 5 7 • 2 3 3 3 I I 1 ~Ml. FROM BEACH furnlahed. S280 & up + ceatlng Melt I rneesege mill "Moppy", 558•1304 llli8tll a II time )'OU gol lhe 6PM/Wlcndt. 2br/1ba. Avalf. lmmed. 1280 dep 2306 W MfV. avalf aepar1tely II or collect 49 .. •9650 f' WHOLE story? Dou~ & ..... desired Call Jane. 181aCllJ 2 br upper In trl*plex, wld ...,....42111 0 ca an Iron t , N B 7IM?llO-OlOO LOii Male Golden Re· _ ...... --. ..... ......,...___ Nancy Jonas, 551-12 5. hk N SC 3BR CONDO I 2 I 673-<l t5'1 trlever. NB area Nam• •••'-.. . ·UP.~garage. r w pool. m WOtTI-lllTIS W N t R Ill PI a . I 5 2 5 I m o bet\, a'lall now. $800 mo. Furn room wlbatllroom n ; ation ° co 111 •* Ot I 'ti .. 014 A.pl M•,._ couple w/ •1"' • 2 B K ward, •200 846-3356.,., aaJ ti .. --..-" ..-1 roller 6594881 alt 6PM prtvnr So Ctt Plau. fem Full 1«vlce MP your ___ • ______ 1-------= ....... -...--.-.-1 eapertence for 97 unit E aide C.M cute bachelO< pref $65 wk 558-1737 overhMd low ' p1ole•· nnr IUU OAT 5'#1mmlng pool chemlc:al g11den epl. Cotta M .... S396 1300 He Jowca lniat 2744 tlonal Image high. Pr• Lott Vic Allante and ••rvlce bu1tne11, Arie· Salary + •Pl. 8A2-4907 W .,. ,.. , Room for S200 Incl ulM tlli!lout w .. 1clolf ., .. of tie, Long Baactl. Tustin, w!cdyt: altte . ...,1.12 ..... agt TIE IPlllHS 10 .. 0 El Camino Coata Newport BHch 881 M-anollL ~155 lrvtne .,..,, No e11perl-~~-~~~~~~~ DESPERATE 1 Br 1 Ba. rlfrtge pool Mesa See mgr Apt C. Dover Or Ste 1 l . Loet· CAT 3 color Calleo enca nec:unry. wlll a• 1 MO FREE RENT spa.' tennis. 1 .. 50lmo: day• 631·3651 tonghalr Nr 8Hcll/ train $50,000 full amt ... T/llftr. ltllll 2 Br Twntl1f!ype Condo 558-406'1 Furn Nr bC:h Pvl ent. So Leguna 3 Arch Bay Atlenta. REWARD 1::~:,~:.d c::i'~~l~e~: F7te1,x1t!>'.! ~~~ wlll train Clou to everyth~ kltcll prlv Non-tmkr, 500 sq It IP a'lall w/ 9e9-t208 ~Fn 9-&PM Ask for __ .. _.....,...._ ___ .. ___ _ $805/mo Agt 8AS.9 . WIUI leacl~ 2741 many amenltlH 1225 1 good hwy vlllblllty Loal CAT, all blll male, Rlld.y .. 08--867.0111 ISSEllLEIS Large 2 bdrm, CIPll. drpt. For rent w/optton, North 4'1~90 4'17·235t Thur1 1/20, NBICM area bltnt, pvl garage, pvl end, panoramic: ocean $27~ Balboa Pentn, furn s-• w•ulf Rew.,d 548-S..20 • T~nd. Supp!POleeBo· aef.Of Apply 7 AM ONl.Y patio. wasllef/dryer ho<>-vi-. walk ecro11 tt to or uni temale pref d ... .,.. ... , Se ..... ,., plrv. " .... 1• IHlrtllf YHltf k u p 1 3 2 3 Bak • r pV1 bch. 2 er, 2 ea. lrpl., 67s.5499 111 OPM Exec Sutt" Incl recept , Lo•t. " brMd atpolnl L a M I r a d a , O a 651·5932 lrg1Undecklnamell 10yr aec·y terva, cont rm . Stam .. • cat. 673·3892 90637-0981 Ot,,.rlfftl D ••• Poi.I ..,72, old tux condo bldg. Congenial wht or blk M, kit . mail hendlg Rea· Balboa Rew.,d 1-n-t-e -rl_o_r _d_e_t_l_n_: -8-h-0-.1 1111 Platfftla 6o St 200/mo. ref. Call bet furn room tn H B nr l>Cl'l ponllon to your t>ullneu Lot t Po o d I e . F • m , wroom a.mple ~ventory '2 Br 1 ea NHr Co11t 11·5 968-1750 Rell. 53e-e54.. needa Adj .. o5 Fwy In oran~e 'Cherie" RE · Major aupptter1 Incl Ottta lieu FV.lndlv OICI Mo/mo w•<> N 15th/T t Hwy, oc11n view. new 1 BR ept or .. I location Quiet rHp F lo share lrom 1325 983-8445 "" r ua In, de1ka. thelvlng dltplaya ASSISTANT COOK · 2 Yfl p1lnt, clean, garage, nr blact: a town 1 .. 50 dpt».. non·•mlu C M 1 CM S..2-7450. 7604300 644·2181 uper. poallble ad\ranc. llitcony S .. 80/mo yrty cau' .. g1-&428 S261J. '" uttta. &31·8258 I DESI IPACI 011 'Found Btai;k tab t)'Plt F• E.aclllng Cott ma 0..1 ment. 497-8207 ~,'r~~~052~~g57'~o1~:C~ M . I ... ..,769 Sea breeze. loO or bike to Auracuve rustic up11a1ra mete pup. No tag1. call & Rental o~por1unl~y~ Bookkeeping and t)'Plng. --------· twprt HC• 6o beach. Outet room & Mlllng We 1upply desk. '17'1·5224. 126.000 lnctudH lnven· Peraon Frldey tor retail 28r, 1Be. garage, patio, WATERFRONT 2 8r. Oen b1th w/pool, jacuu1 4 apaoe, copier You IUP• FOUNO·F wire-hatred IOry, machines a fix· t10<e. Houre 10-6 Mon· 1485 mo. Apt. 1800 aq h of iileg· kltcll prlvg1 tor rHp. pty phone & SG5 pr mo pr ierrler. trl~color; m. mlll· turu. Great bargain. Fri 9!17~98'1 Call 2 .. 0-8070 ence amtdtt beautttul non·1moker 1300 mo desk. Call 844"7211· ed tllepherd pup, bl & 84&-4567 BOOKKEEPER needed, Large, dean 2 Br, 2 Ba. garden1 & white sandy 63 l·3T7... For Leaae • Olll.:. 3 rm1, tan. Avail now. 2 mixed • I 1 _ •02.. elto eicper as r~tlon• gar. No pe11 ... '18·1411 t>Moh. A apec:lal pl\l• tor lotela M I I 2904 t200 ~ft Good tratttcl wOl"'ounde. m puP91e1. Ht! • -11 .. .. lat & typl1t. $900 mo. or 4g3·H46· l600lmo. g:: ~::i~ ~r;:, Y:i~ Pina K~ot :o~; on coast ~:~;3 'J.nec~ ~~~;·~: ~.~ec, ~::.k b~c:f'!;;,,~. 111,IOO .. lllO.... ~:~:0~:~1~'::~ ~~ i~~ 1eoo tQ "· 3 er, 2'~ Ba, Boat tovera 0< not. living Hwy, NB, 11eps to ocean. Call 131-11100. Aft 8 a cheat, m mixed colll•· ha · It I ,..,. 15H Newport Beai;h private patio & garage. et Ille Newport Marina la Wkly rain. 645--0 .. 40 wkndl 631·'1309. 1heplletd pup, sable & Spect11111 tn N.8. and' CA g2M3 • Iott of 11re11. 2 .. 551 Alta a happy, caretr" way of whlle Nawpott Beach CdM propertlu Call --------- v I• I•· I 7 5 O I mo Ille PreMntly av1U. 11 IEEI l PUGEi P:,mi. ~c;:it•ln 1~•11:'K6~~ Shetter. 125 Mesa Or.. 851·'1135 Th• l11teat draw. In th• 4Q&.33s.t $1750/mo NO pets Reaeonabla retH Kll-1 Sci• aq (DI C M &4+385e DANAE CORP.Bkr W11t •. a Delly Pllo• B le ~ 2741 P t • • • • c a t 1 ctieneu .. pnonea maid 1 I • r · c k I Cl&llln.d Ad, Celi Today Ht. IC 714/750-ot19. urvlce, Z c:hennet mo· 7141•ee-1t34 L1~1y11~1 !'~R~~ ltlt Wet.. SlOlj_64_2_·68_78_. ____ _ 1&1'""11 Am NO FEEi Apt. I Condo vlel SANOPIPEA MO· BAYFRONT offlcH lrom In Fentaallc Shop ,.. at A LOVELY PLACE renllll. VIiia Ret\tett TEL. 1987 ~ 81vd 1350/mo. Parking, tenl· wa r d . 6 4 2. 8 ... 7 0 ' Da1·1y ,,., .................. . TO LIVE 875-.. g 12 8'oker CM SAS-0137 lortal, etc 013-1003 .. g7""6ff -._ ·~~~ 1 & 2 Br 1550/mo. ~""°' Pen-•••• ., ....... l!Of NEWPORT BEACH. otflc9 found. Stiec> ty1>9 M dog, : ; :Poollspa/bt)q thOu• VerNlllae, pOOI. Chatmlng Avalon htfttlde ~· ovt~~OOllJB8 ~·~· blk wltan marlltnge. : •lllumtnaled kitchen I •Pl. llCUrlty gate, Ill 48r llOml, pc>tle&rO ~ (714):71ol; ChOke oo!llr. ~7-4968 , ... n .. lftlee celllno• amen1ti... no 1>91• Celt o t b • y. se o o wk. Found M Kaeef\OUnd, vie. Very busy ClrculaUon ofiice needs a ; •11 tct" ot t>aeuttfutty lor8 ~·· .. v... 100.e173 SUPER watlrffolll olllcea, Edward• a warner reliable, mature, and r"pontlble :. 11nd1oeped surround· T l Oft'll .,.,.,,...,.. I _1 I .... 1315 mo·to-mo. Marin· Hunl llctl ,40•0018 • 1nr, W1llTll imau nt .. 1 tt _•are!!!! .,, M11e. Na. 8A8-60ll1 · · ~eraon for an AHll\ant Office : : ~.:.nz:: ehopptng 3 6 4 I t. C10M 10 wlt8', l .... TI WllTDt DAN.A PT , xtnt focatton. F=~a::r:.ablePr~:7 anapr potltJon. • No ,...18, turn av.it furn a u'llurn, r111on· Male 211·30, etrefght. t750 1 1 .. emt ctllrmlng Slmt, H.I ...O-l1ot Muat have 1ood phone manneH, .t!l .. U,..... ... 1 llll abla, 111 amenlll••· non·•mour. to •h•r• 011 bldg, nu c:pt. Ag1 aeneral office lldllt, typln; and 10 :. ,. -• Brt*et t 7&-4'112, "Ilk• 'ltw" 2 Bdtm 2 .. ff.N04 h.Alr Loet Herbor 8tvd. CM, kl Abl to work under llnd • t ollend Cr, HI bath, San Juan C1pl· IHI doll In Newpor t med eli.e fem Alredall ~ e_,,...,.bl .a-t-1.~ llwn !Mater/Warner attano condO "1ec>1ace Cent 1187 11 11 terrier 1111111n color, • IW..--e -.. off IMctl poot, l•cuui. 0111y ml; 11 11~ill 94 11 '1.4.:'ec,; 1r11111 coal. frla'ldly, E.xperimice ln ~\ and da&a .... !071 nut• to belctl.., Oa111 o-720-04•2 caen rww~d. Call Kit ., C '"'"' • plue. .... P O I 11 I H a r b o r , .. , 8Ai·tfll1, 0111 "6-3000. .._ sr,10. 1 I 2 br, I0¥91y rn N!WPOAT HACH htO/rftonltl pl111.,. utl· llYflllT IFO ofbott10fueatU1.QIOO : company ~fltt, Start approx. :. ~='"""':=--:::::~:--.,.....,.~~~~~~~~'!""'!'~~~,.f.I :.~::. ~~~·:~~h:~. ~:=,,! : T~ n•;·.1•1~ ~1r~:'3 .. ~ 210 eq n. l'OiMCI llOOf. fl=·~u~•~ : &~Ea~thbetween 1:00 AM and 1'11111 ec or money or f':::too rec, 1'"Jncl GY~· ... ~-MAO (bua1n .. •1 or (7141 f 400 mo 1•1 l tett. •MM ' · 11 ·00 AM for appointment al 0 Biii Mt •Pa '"'" C•b• -~.. ......, .. I~). Avlll. lmmod (7 u1 . . .. 8-11 111, 2 ,, .. moe Or.j~"° et Ul·I007 or ctu FoundatngtlalNdc.t, • 142-4321, ...... ' 0 VISA # ..,, DMe '*4H1 ..,, '~ .... Act. ltlt '" hOfM Of OOftdO, 41S4f2t. 1 •flt •nltUr, ,.. ... ! ID& • ...... ....... ,, .... , ~·" ""''· ~ fM.1'11 • • a...__..~~c~u ....... _:::-_ H=-~~ .. -:..,..,.. ,,..fl'om ..... "· ••· -:i=·~.~: .. ~ .. ~ '""° ''"'''· J>:'i.m.~t:.~r::~~~:... . I\ well I Coll NOW, ti.eon, no peta ... 1f1W10e fMt With~ ... CM W-l .. M Cetta Mell.!... Call la .,.,,.. •• """ .1111111•1••-ou• • I e.u.ee11 142·2117. Piiot w ... 1 Aoa uoo IN 146o'7P •, ...., ... Ull ii" .............. ·. ·· _, ' Orang• Coe•• DAILY PILOT/Monday, Janu1ry 31, 1983 t.:7 l lessiin181 Se~ice Direclary _51 'ltr•ict Dheeten l!a~ulttt•a 1c.,,.1 krrire D!J!tll l 1t1l11i a1 IBn1t Cle11&11 Mtl1t1a11e l'•latly Pl•• .. 111 &attpill lm#m WILL SIT l'1 my CM home, No 81eem1No 8hempoo COl'TIOl9te ~ w11tt &I A00'9 CLtAN·UP UM & lllllWl•I llOMt MAINT!HAHC[ INTl!XT PAINTINO ATL.At PLUMllNO a.ctellflel ~. typ. enyllme fenced yetd, o.t!lna1 w••fEln WORK OUAfl •REAS I & WALLPAPERING Hl!ATINO & WELDING lnQ, OC>i)Y, elC ,. .. , Mr• $1.84 per day meal•. reel 6•1·28'14 "" HI etl!S Cullom WOfll f:r• "' 24 '" -Vice 8411-lllt v r c • e 7 II • 4 4 5 e . BabyelUlno. M\y l\O\lr .. ~__!lr;e &47"'2•1 REPAIRJREPIPE/RilMOD 7eo.8311t t NMr Vk!tOfle/Xlnt rel1 High quellly houaework llllff 16 yrt ••P I'm amall, my I Low coat 24 11r MMGe Jtwiai/ Alttsalltll fhel'I ALL you pey '°' • 30 day ed Cott• M... 842~.t82 l*'fOHned In fine hom .. 9AICKWOAll. Smlll job• pile ... ,. am1lll Ron. BRENT 850·1030 ---Tll!D&TIOHS Experienced, depend NewPort. Cotti Meu, 1160-647'1, 880·7006 -AL ~ ltapty ltnl cta Ible. none•I. 1n111lio1n1. Irvine Aet1 8711·3 176 -1Comm·1. 8~ In tnteu· IOt "*'' women1 my 1 In tile DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY Tiil IWL Willi metlcutoua. 11e1t1ble 1 em CY8f'ytlllno In Maaonry PHf. PAllTlll I ran11, new or remod. N.8. norn. e~a t n e b 11 • t Phone LIO/bonded Low, low RESIO/COMM/INO TOP HAT 938-2030 ITU •3J~806~A(IN21S3!;2~ ~~13 873·701? after 8 PM winter prleet 673 5:,57 FREE !ST. 85()·7169 Pl,.VMBINQ REPAIR· ,_.-..•-------" v-.. • ,. •·v.. weekd•Y9 All CJly 81tur-• OllTOM PlllTlll Relocate wltet htre,I TILE tNSTALLeD C1Ll11t •akl a1 d•Y & Sundny N ial Ill••• • hook up tor wullerl All kinda. OuarantMd. i-.. ... •--------26 y11 Uc; 403041. 1n1, drver copper replpe Atl• Jolln 893-o4f7 New c1bln111, ceblnel (71•)111 7012 Mini Ollnd•. dtepertn bon<led Reft ColOt E•· '-• 'i--------feclng, ber•. formic• 1 ,. _. __ Why pey relallt I .. 11 & pert. OM Ml I R~llerd 4136-2030 Tttt ltmct c;ountertop1. 842-0881 CRPT/UPHOL/OEN'L ~n:i~~~nce lHO Jim PAINTING· INT/EXT .... Office ltx Tree &«Vice. trim & CUI, Cabin••• & Catpentry c . Tll I'."' c1 ... 1.. . Hwteenlng Fir Wllllng 1-Neel. Riii FrM 111. p 0 BOX gerdenlng, CIHn upt. DO IT NOWI Small lob• & repair• tflalC t -I loo amt Fut 19rvtoe. Guar Ftee "' 138-~54~ Greg Riiey 5 .. 8-07QO SHIPPING SERVICE Mr. Fr1ncleeo 931-•&H , .. ,., IH4ra Fr .... umate 645·2003 amE .... TIU IUJI IF YOU WALK ON IT • tree Mt. Kellll e..e-4872 Cleanlng No Job 100 blQ .... ,.. , l NIW location Inc M I .91111-.n'. , ... Your Dally POOi . -CIHn Ill Wood. tlle. Cerpentry . Meaonry or 1mall Ellp. reltebl8 • ·ABC MOVING· .... •• 2.t24 N-porl Blvd ··-"' && Setvic. Olrect()(y c ...... " Be•1 prices 963"3283 ' carpet, etc. 832"'48Sl I Roofing. Plumbing rel• S81hr 957-3341 I Outek. Cetelul ServlCI. Fltlhlng lntllflO< Design 831·1423 S«vlcae, ••P'd957·1l11 Repruent1Uve Remocl./Repelre Lo ratn. Crail• Cart jfaraltart ltlialalll at RC:,X::ll • ~1~8.~~ Tired 01 housekeeping. We do packing 552-0410 HANGING/STRIPPING lellalllll at I 1 LOW RATES "-142-Hll, tit 322 Oeoke. pa1101. t1nce1 Looking tor •Int child _ laundry end errende? •A· l MOVtll ;--Vise-MC Scott 645--9325 Tree 1rtm/remov, clier1 I Fr .. eet Steve 752-9556 cere? St so nr. fULl QUALITY FINISHING I JACK OF ALL TRADES Reliable Cell Debby Be11 quellly 26 yr e11p E•P•rl wellcovering In· CA~l~i~1~r~~~~G ' up1, mowing 554·7017 IMlml Fr .... , Tom 5.t8 2953 0 lg •7 30 • Competitive relH . • 35 vr• ••P Ftee "' w1 .... Cl••·!-. a..1..11titaa/ ltaMtl REMODELS/FACE LIFTS TIME ONLY Yard, lunch, & REPAIR REAS Cell Jack anyllrne. 8.t2 9383 ll•lletlon Reu Conaul I Custom wood patios-anecks. ec1tv1ttea. TLC _ • -I •Yorn Ill " 5· 14 Ve<y thorough-Gd rela . Lie T t 16,.t28 730· 1353, tenl Auignmt 581-8500 NH.I 9&4-888716.ts-3078 .;;;;;;;.;;;;...., ....... -..--. ..... __ _ Pt'!~~~~~~~~~~I deck• & 'enor· ell gen 2·3 yr1 751·23.t2 wltdye G11•tala1 H1alia1 Dependable & Exp d STARVING COLLEGE Bleck welder Paperllang-lta .. 1Jia1/ leJIU WE WASH WINDOWS Llc'd. M k 97" 011 hm r epelr ree 851 CHILO CARE with love. S.t8·809e 552-9521 STUDENTS ••QVING Ing & Remove! Ouel • Fast · Prof...ionel GEN'L CONT"•CTOR • -lenoed yd. meats.C M n & Smell Moving Jobs CO Lie T 124-438 work on I y SI e v a ,,_739 •r ,.. Rendy 641-0622 J•EEI DUMP JOBS "" R•P•lr/remodel. Oeck•.1 Quality work guetanleed P ,__ w""'FI Doors. Add na. Conver· 6"~8169 wttdy1 Topped/removed Clean Can MIKE 646_1391 lactae Tix Insured 1141•8427 494-3618 dock•. boal•. fencet, gar Free eetlmete 84 1 Low r...... • nence •Ions. All Bldg 35 yrs I up tewn renov 751·3478 WATCH us GROWi drs, etc. Alyn 675•8294 WHiied et re11onable Lie. 425972. 642-1323 Rell J«ry 546-.t.t 13 CHILDCARE. Lg yd, fun & • HAUUNO-lludent wllge Federated T Ill Servtoe Ovellty, Feat Service! ---I d se1e. 111111, nr Ke119f', 2'~ Ger~lno·tndacpe malnt, lruck, ••me to rete•. fME MOYlll OOMPAllY 25 yrs ••P· Also wall· IHlia1 ralH, tcrHnl c 1ane Contreclor: tO yrs up CARPENTER SERVICE s & u p K a re n .. Homeiomoe eppts " paper removal 86~-0922 -lrM. lree eetlmete. Cell Ptens, ...... mlla,llnenctng yr lree work commllndu1t, Tllenk you 750-1076 831·487t. CaHtoday 8.t2·5221 Drew 5 44·4138 ot ,.._. Kttelllbeth RemodeUng 6.t5-4205 ' Chuck Nowlln 842-2873 John , I ' JOHN l(HRY Reta. Lie 2776"5. Formica 1op1 & Ceblnet• ' Wouldn't you relller 1111ve • --Parr leatYll 540--02411. eves D.L Hu111man 586·SH3 I Llc'd Ken 638-1461 Clt1aia1 Stmcta I Landscaping-Yd Ctnurr• HAUL·MOVE-REMOVE : a CPA prepere your tn· P11alia1 ••BRYANT'S•* : R~~~~~~: Air C. ... / ltbi1. STOI• IAllAIU House cleening & butl· Tree lrlm/remov-Mant I'm lneured I come tu returns? C•ll fllE PlllTlll Wattcoverlng Removal I 841-8113 Stitt LIW 1-lfrn -ness. Jenllorlal aervice. lrrlgetlon Jim 851·0129 083-5.t 15 NORM -tor free ell. 968·8182 by Rloh11rd Slno1 Lie All types. 8 .. 2-13"3 ., Air conditioning. relrlge· We repelr eny type • Cell the pro1eulonel Jim LAWN & YARD MAINT. American Tu Savino• 280644 t4 yrs of happy I / I • Hui::'ew~~~~~~~~r.•· • ~~~ ~;·~~~C:,' s~ ~·~:~6"~~~1· repelr g~\f~2:~t~!·n~?m~'5 8.t8-4800 Gardenlng/Cln-up. ln1. H11tla1 Inc.. local customers. p lllH IJlll Lie. #At11802. 548-9734 Including tebor and BOAT DOCK REPAIR & WE WILL TAKE CARE Free est. Oeve 983·2503 I 24 tar II '? 141-1121 Tim ~;'r~o';s J 0 . Tllenk you. 63t-4410 PLASTER PATCHING ROOFING REPAIRS meterlala muet be II· Aa1ll1Jt Oen. Carpentry. 20 yrs 01 your Jenllorlel & TIE llEll SOHi Fum1oe-poot-water heel LOWEST RATESI Prompt, ~r:~~;;,~~.~7~;~~~ Smell job1 OK. Free cenHd. UnllcenHd con- Orlvewaya, Perking Lot Cher Renov. 6.t5·37.t9 cleenlng needs 55s.1M7o Lewn-tree-ellrub ln1tall UOI TU SVC nHI prole11lonal1 16 eellmetee. Cell Tom or lrec1ora lllould to •tale Repelre. Seelcoetlng. Door Hiati•t Tree 1tlm/Remov11 HtaH CJ11aia1 Economical • Depend-yrs eJCp. 836·7149 v Chuck, 542·6392. I :7~'::,', •:;r!,~~: S&S Aaplllt 831-4199Uc Car,.t Senic1 Lewn melnl/Aototllllng ROBIN'S CL.EANING able I 1uPl'S PAllTlll • Pl.ASTU'"6 ~t~t M•rv Otondle et -DOORS GALOREll Free eetlmale 548·6085 n. · ""' "'""' """' --' Dan Hellberg Gredlng We Care Crpt Cleaners Svppty-tnslell-Repelr S8f'vloe ·•thoroughly 646-3911 Low ret11, lie. 536-9898 -IM .. , tnr.c<"' John Henry roofing ed 1 (71 .. ) 55M086 with any t:.•~ R~S.:~~~ s1~~;~o7i! ~~~ol. Call Bob. 646-2923 eves ~~,~~~g~~t~!:: clean houM. 540--0857 I PAINTERS NEED 845-1258 mlr~~.1~~·[1~~-~1194 I ~~:.!"~~09:,~~~= WOfk guar 6"5 37 16 DRYWALL/ACOUSTIC 545-1804, 642-2985 SPlllLI Pl.Hn L1a•,capia1 WORK! 30 yr• exp, Int/ fl••~iai I Civic Center Pleza, Mike your Shopping US· • -All phases. t4 yrt ••P Cleaning Service. Clee-GARDENING SERVICE I ut. Acoustic c1lllngs. -110f PllllE•t Room 890. S1n11 Ane, 1er by using Ille Delly Pi-Find whet you want in Fully llc:'d & IMCJrecl con-lltlaa LH4H.,. Oart nlnne IS nul to Godll· Pruning, Clean-vp1. 1 . Lie 386780. Free est. Hltr El ~ 141·1121 Don't re-roof. r1pelr 111 CA 02701 tot Claulfled Ads Dally Pilot Ctaullleds. trector. 532-5549 831-8046 neu. 642~8809 Commlresid. 1148-7558 Devis Pelnllng M2-7479 Quellty-sen11ble rates I frecllon of $S 857·2890 ! Btlp w..... 5100 Bel w..... 5100 ••• , Wutt4 Sll01Htlp w..... 51001Btlp ...... 5100 W.ala ••••. •••11iu1 6014 Mi1c1llHHU 6211 ... , 7012 c .. ,.,. NH llllUIHI Errand Perten. pan time.I ffnMU Ill .-s I RECEPTIONIST 11oanuv m1 --5510 Sliding GIH• OoOt•. tint· POOL TABLE 1081 No<dlc Tug ... fib«· •·P•c, ceb over. jeclc1. 50 Mon-Fri. 11-6 '°' New· NO EXPERIENCE Real E1tete tnvutment Markellng Dept lies II!!' eel & t>tontecl, AUOftecl 1 4'•7' slate. custom wood I gless. dleHI. Best buy POfl• pot. $425. Pett llme, ••per. lype port Beach firm Must I NECESSARY Co. PfOfeulonel attitude. opining In Ne~port DOBIE AKC PUPS 8 wk• 7' & 8' lllgll. good cond design. Comes w/bllllard undllf 30 leell $59.500 or M&-2051 ~· ~~o, ~r~~ ~1 have dependable car Many positions evelteble. appear~ needed, Ille Beectl tlnanclneJ s«vloes! ILIE I IEI IULIS 873-7873 llglll & wall unit w/euefl_ make of 1 er Cat I --------- 8'5-0011 f()( eppt 675·4970. For Info. 312/888-43.t7 typl'3as4 ~ day week. firm. Good typing, ll'IOf·I Champ lme, lhow Of pel C a Valued el $2000; telling M2-2717 & Ilk !Of Bob. ,.tttrcyclta/ ·FASHION COUNSELOR • Ext E-91 Fee fOf Olrec:-540. I tlland Mlllll, Exp req'd ·1 Lg bones Great diapoal·' lattll IO 6 for S500 firm. 661-8237 1ctaulc 18' Lepstreke lcMttH IOll CAREER $12/llr. PIT, Ledles Ap..l lory llSTQIUT llLP 553-0940 tlon . $ 1 50 I $300 I ltalpatat l LIVE IUU.HIS Century bey bolt, 4 c:yt, MARKETING perel Bustneu 73t-.t347 Part/time, mature aounl· Secretery lo Director of 537-7659 POLAROID MP·3 Land Bouquet ol 30 Hellum Grey. $3500 875-6181. '73 HONDA 350 Cycie. or 730-9080 :::k u::,:l~o~r~:' I er help. ldeel IOf college Developmenl/Condo DalmeUan Pupplel, AKC. 1 C~e :~~909 Baltoon1, dell"9fed any· Boiton Wheler Sport. ~76' ru~ ~!17~ MANAGEMENT FLORIST' wanted, 30 ""I Pilot Hew 10 deal.:. 1tudent• &. h0mem1ker1. Conversion, ahortlland &. cllemp. lln81 & aired. I time. Great tor ell occa· Clean, 15 ll.p. evenrude. wk. All fecete of 111op In Irvine er~. ~rled du-111·3 Mon.·Frl. Call •It lyplng required, beck· Show & pel avail. Xlnl Farallatt 60ZS Ilona. Exciting Valentine. $3000 or mike off8f' cen '77 Honda 750 Four K TRAINEE work. perm position. 2 2pm, 9115-055.. ground In conttructlon temperement 7 wka 873"'4419 Bob at 842-2717. Xlnl. 9000 ml. mull ..... yrt e•p. Diane 646-00031 1111• could lead 10 lull or condo eonver1ton1 shots 645 8948 ' I I HY flHITtlE S995 548-0288 time position. Must have , A4111auranl hel 1 1 N por1 Beech · • · Plastic buckets w/ltd S2 26' Flbel'gleu Boat. good'--------- $ llAllllEUEI W&ITH dependebte vehicle, tlglll Afternoon kitchen help 54/-~88.-· CIOIEI PIPS 1 Lea 957-8!33 eech. Cheaper by the oond. 11o.ooo. HONDA 90 Trell Bike 14,400 ' Muil llevi following. truck. van. 11.atlon wa· wanted. Muat be neet, AKC white/buff M/F 1 * * * * dozen. 867-3939 548--0729 Very good cond, xtra XI t I II T ., days a week. Combine-able for etudent Cell I I f .1. 17 It Se11qulrt. 50 HP 808-t274 New elegant lhop. CdM. ~. Must be evalleble 5 cteen end reliable. Sufi· StHrlty 1Hr4 Good lemlly dog a S 12b I I BUY *MAGIC* 1 pro ck et 1 . S I 5 0 . n oce on op '0 uon weekday. alter-elter 10 PM tor eppt • •J" trrtw A1tllf 6 PM 988·4384 _ fllllTillE Mere Biige pump, belt --------- PER YEAR Apply 2445 E Pee. Cst noons, v.eekend morn-Lori's Kitchen. 070·07.t7 Greveyar shift Prefer AKC American Cocker MASTERS AUCTION MAGIC ISLAND pump Cenvu bolt cov· ••Ill Bean 1028 ~lwy. "Fragmen1s" 0 mature person Apply S 7 ••• Ill ia• 1121 Cllerler Memberehlp er lrlr & epare tire 10 EIPElllEICE Heir stylist & asst for BI lngs nly very resPon•· Hies N-po1t Dunes panlel, wks Old. top . -·I •• $9.tO 54At-7670 S 3 9 0 0 . 0 r b a I o It '73 Dodge, 20'. loaded . .t5 (714) 848-4535 Salon. Ible, dependable. ne~t uv•1Tllllll FOi t 131 Baek Bey Or NB Quality, $200 or ofter ' llEU•1 ••• 6·"''·9374 K mll••. Xlnt cond .. 124 hou ) person need epply. 11 • 970·6881 1 11 • Fe11her plllows cleened. ""' re 673-.t013 Starling epp10J1. S4 . .tO hr YEUIW PAIH (between 11 AM & 3 PM)! I 662-01.tll unitized & reflulled. l-t-9-82-w_er_lc_r_a_lt_t_80_1l_lh_...,oo""' 16760. Mull Seti. need l CLEll/nPIST Hospltal +mileage. depending on $800 plu1. weekly SERVICE STATION Peta 5535 Downprool ticking tn-HP Evlnrude. Trli. $9800 euh. 845-8252 ACOlllTS experience Conlect G. 54$-7848 ATTENDANT • EXP'D 2 Parekeels CHOI IH eluded 842-4670 545..eo15 ~°:~~:r otf~C:n'n,~~ I EOE""UU CUii HY o e 8 4 2.,. 3 2 1 SALES/DESIGN Apply: Shell Station. 1711'1 S30 P< with cage ' 862-0148 OAK FIREWOOD 701 .. Tt1iltrs, T11ttl I024 Typing. filing & phones Corpe,!:,, Otta.NB ~~ircu~a~~ t~r!i> 0~· excmng career oppty lor & IMne. N 8· ll.t-0·1709 IUITIFIL IHI I 199 ,., cord detlvered Sail '.13· Sllatte Trevel If...,. 760-8866. Gooo MathemetlCll & E.O.E. creetlve lndlv with eye TAX PREPARER·••per, LARGE AQUARIUM Sl25 ee2--01.t8 493-67411 Ealre clMll Columble 30. CqmpletefyrMtor«S. Im- Companion, hve In, lor el· Commvnlcellon SIWll lor c:o6or & design Xlnt busyolflce,846-18360f 115GAL.S9010BO 2 TRADE gold rtnQI lOO Flbergtau. lnboerd mec. S2000/otr . ......., ~ ... Lit .. ~. Lite tvping required comm. oppty tor 1dv· S.-0.-1287 84S..0758 2 amall leblee & detlc I 1 .. ·b nd a11' di• loeded wl111 gear ~I 831-3284 ~·1 cou.,... ''""'se-' PAIT~ 1 el Ing avell vtnyt occ Mltlng cl'lalrs wee., 1 s. am ·1 IUNe)' S30000 value kMPlng. Pvt room. prime Muat ba dependable, Eves anO/or weekends ance. r n ITelee>l'lone Sein , on wheels 135 ea Cine monds. '°' comput8' or CASH TALt<'s: MAKEl--------- N ew port Condo rupons1bte. sell -R~S1t»eedutt1,ove< 499•1481 IPTI Merckaa•iH back love 1ea1 bencl'I ?831-5476 OFFEA.CeH842·2717& Aatt•ltlYt 67~161 motivated 21. with oulstandlng at· UlH F/T • $1500 PER WEEK S50 Numerous llovse-elk for Bob CllSTllCTlll 7 ,,.~:9u:i X 147 1ree11ve person1lltles to Fast growing compuierl bti s .. s 6010 t hold llema O..Jlet• O.r .. Jea •-.. -•• -,-.-,-11-l-._--·• IMPORTANT NOTICE work with youth (ages store ne1d1 lull time lllll FH -is 87$-3738 I It ..1a-• ...i.. _.. -~ TO AEADERS ANO Ell.per or tralneea can I Ir-' tO· H). Call 2-5PM . penon due 10 promo-rn •AITltlE AIOTIOI• vi ...,. ez .... 11••• .. •1 FOR SALE ADVERTISERS make $7-$20/llr starting I H faHt tr 646-7021, ext. 348. tlon Some knOWledge In ; Work wttll Ille best Call THURS. FEB 3. 6PM An~lq.~ d~g-si .:'bed Slllmpo wheel. creas 842-~644. M-F, 9'-5 The prlc. of lteme •d· pay. All Irides avalleble ••••• .,4 e 0 e eomputllf'I & conlU~ H 0 w" d F r e I b., 0 . AMERICAN ANTIQUES c .. I • • cone ten. Eleci. Kiin ••• vertlNd b)-vehicle deel· In our pYbllcatlone Cell Cit¥ ot Huntington Beecl'I electronice required : 531.3000 54 .. rnd oak table w/apllt (mettrest & bo• 1prlng1.1 truder. all tOOll. Ready to t6' Hobie Cal, 11100. .,. In 1118 V9tllde c::6ue'- 537-2880. Ext 3 KING 11 eoOclling PfoposalS tor PAllT THIE 0 7 bue. Victor • 5 pllono-9 6 4 • O 8 7 8 . N •om I I 1n1tell and use Worth Pltrrt, 111-1111 fled edvenlslng COIUmM fee a Broker/Agent or Re· ms/WEEIEllS ~:;:. ~:1T"~~r1. ~~4) TELEPllllE SlLES grepll wloutllde oak 842-9470 $2750, wm .. 11 for $1750. • 0 • doee not lnctude any ... I Cosmetologllt or Coame-cord to wve the C11y·s 540-t530 T11ed ol makl~ min-llOfn, walnut chine cabl· 1WATERBEO-klng atze. (71.t) .t97-3l01 ..,aae !t•i p. 7 1 pllcable texet. llc«IM, tlclen wanted for Euro· need• for IMCJrence ser-~o~~~ ~~~~er!* P~:~~':: SALES tmum wage? e P•Y ne1 & let'ler, carved oak I "••d boer d . neeter. MC CLAIN Gu Edger, •Atomic ... rebll, UJ5. w/1 trensfer lee•. finance .....,.n Health Club. OPTI-vloea. Selection will be h 1 t bll .. d guerantAed S5tllr Very Mort11 chair. lleevlly drawer1. $275. Cell runs good S75. to 1 geer SH510BO. ctlargee, 1 ... fOf air pol- M-U M F 1 T N es s . made by Ille City based 1 • r own 81 • 1"8 UST JOI' euy Hll. Pteese cell carved oek roc:tcer, Mf· An 1 we r Ad 7 7 5. 646-7909 Redvoecl. &48-4005 lutlon control device 842-2800 on qvetlflcetlone pre-routes. Mat,ure. ovtgto-I • 75.t-7718 Atk tor Mr. pentine drener w/lency 1142"'4300. 24 hra certlllcetlon1 or dealer senled on • st1nderd Ing. etlract ve peren • WetlOfl. mirror. 1ge oak Chin• c•· 1 US Eleclrlc tool Co. 'A" 12 volt Lewco cller9er Ill documentery prepare· CRUISE SHIP JOBS queatlonalre. Interested type person. pleaM call One of lhe nallon'1 l•r· btnet wlbo~ glus. lge Dining rm teble, 6 cllrs. 1pecte1 llend drlll. llvy po1lllon. 20 amp. 1105 t l on chergea unteu All Occup11tlons Brok era/ Agents allovld 2·5Pr.s M-F 642-4321. OHi menuteeturers of Telephone Solicitor m 1110 0 . d re u 8 r w / Blk wrgl Iron. 111nt $66. duty comm quallty. OBO. 1146"'4005 otherwise apecllled by Avalleble contllci the oity'e Insur-ext. · fighting product• for tor 1~~~~ co. mtr~or , mellog. denlel~ 842..,.8t8 83l·57115 648-7909 Slits' Decks 70221 Ille ldVertlMf'. Greet Income opponun-ence Benefit• Dlvitlon Person Frldey Ma1vre. lnduetrlel and commer· cabinet, Oec;o bdrm Mt. Rectenguter derk wood. New Pacific Telephone --l / I t Y • F o r I n I o • '°' specific lntorm111on Strong typing 9111111. PIT ctal eccounla llu open· TOP I S S Female• Pr• triple mirrored venlly. JI 1 n t con d s 1 5 . Oelign Line phone, wilt. Sllp1 Avail. Huntington A• .. ltmCtl 312/8811·4347 Ellt C-70 re q v e 1 te d . Phone 5 hrs pr dey, M-F. Xlnt Inoa '°' Illes proleMlo-I erred. Mode Is &. 42" rnd oak table. poster M2·4818, 831·5785 Cost s 125, aecrlflce $80. Herb our B • y. 0 A Parts HIS FeelorOlreclory 714·536-5585 Tile llnel ben.ApplylnP8fS011M·F na111n LOCAL AREAS.I E.1Cort1 (213)886-198.t bed•. waall 1tend•.1 551•3416 840-5545 846-7768. S.O dete and time for mtng 9.,., 393 Hospllat Rd, NB Musi be non·pre11vre. teblea. sete of clletri, a· oft white & gOld '191vet p M • 8 4 o • .t o o 7 • Prof, Palnl/BodY woni ''SE Sii , .Is completed qveatlonelre P llone11 end sincere ln·1 oak CllHll wl mlrrora. couch. loose beck cv· Sliding Glass Door. 8', 71.t/840-7876 el OIKOUnt Prtcet Cl I ii 11 5 p M Feb 8, 1983. lumbtng dlvldual1 IOOklng lor their TV COMMERCIAL PRO· prints Iron prlmltlvH 1hlon1. ell cu1111on1 w/ go 1 d , u a e d S 2 s BIN 842-01001960.1221 • lrtat laet•t Ftnel .. iectton shell be OISpatcller wented for LAST JOB Mull be OUCTION COMPANY 11 cut glass punch bowl & 1.tppen1. s225. 548-9737 552•5266• . Side Tlel 10 59' avall. Im-Rblt Z89 new everything -"1 I __ .. _ 81 1 ... -~o... di-• busy plum b ing 1hop quelllled to open new lnllNlewlng model type• 100• f 11 8 & I med Bayelde Dr $9/n, • • ,... .. ,1 • .. ...,... ... ...,.. -· liou 8 5 MQn..Fri s.. I~ 1prlng IHlllons and • more urn ur • Melt tell & bo• 1prlng, Hot Tub Kit llx4, redWood. mo 1 o mo. No 11 v •I $4001080. All OCcvpetlons tlon °1 Ille city baled on rs. • · • accounts 81 well•• up-en Hctueive 1wlmweer 1ma11 .11ern1 10% buyer 1 twin llH Sl5 O draw« dtx equ~. $2795 Name eboerda 055-2473 1142-8171 F-r ..... ulr..... For Int~-quellflcetlons pr_..te<I tery Must lleve some =e ntablllhed uMrt tine. •teo ot"-,.,.,_ 1-premium Cell CllerlH ' dreaaer I 15 687-3939 br•ftd ~ ...._d.,.. • ---. "" "' plumbing knowledge, t bull,_., eecure ,.. '""' ,,..... "' I d I p Wed -· ~ .... ,.. Flt>etg&eu c:.rnper "*' eom 2a_!,! .. o "~26 .,._,c3• I I LANDSCAPE muSt be bondeble, end future Ml company be-I B"' &. Wine Advertise-a.°'Th~.!' ~ "rcrv-B u 11 e 11 Rm d I "'I d er ,.~ ....... o r~ •ndtrip via Jet ..,.., Mum•"-., S 100 ._.,...... ~ CONTRACTOR t I t ' ments. No eJ1perlence v•-......, .,.,..._ "" ._ _, -Hu........i.~ for 1 ~ ep~otneremm'enY~1e!t.~~. nmed•"t,!_!ncludlng major I reQulred. Background Lanw • .,~ .. l teffff 17•42Jl70 3 dWrl. 3 dr• • Amllfle&. $150 use by Ory rol repelr1. Monlllly Andi ~270 ........ ~-v ........ ~. " ·~ .............. ...., •• , S 125 W ill deliver 2121. Oys/eva 67~7186 CUSTOMER SERVICE with tendac:ape & Hort epp1y • ALPHA OMEGA rolH only. By Appoint· 1685 Toron o Way, C M 557--0927 I ma I n I Fret e II Aatel Wut.. 1121 E•pendlng Ne Credit backgrouno 16 50/lw' to PLUMBING. 333 e 11111. CAU menl (213) 843-5868 556-9901 4 new .....,.·-·ble TV tr-• Muicil 1_S40_-a_21_8 ______ 1 Card Co. llH po1ltlon '15' ! rl~7.P "0 n e M I k e No 8. c M BOB GUGGENHEIM Antique Butcher Blocks, W/cal """ry-•tend Nev.,;;~, I •••• ,...... 6224 50' $Up, •lnl toe & MCU(· T .d ... oll HYll, s rt open In customer ""'· ..... v -1••t1/faft TI••• (lH) ll2 ltol TYPlllTTU llEHI 24 • 30. 1225 2.t lll. 24 lty. Sell boat ~llfred op 111 or po 1 • d1p. Appllcent mu1t • -nnu....., rn -•• T "A· .... p•• F" I I II___........ S175 493 8331 llnlell Coit 1126. llC Hell 112.e MARTIN ou•llltr 673-7873. Cera, Bugs. Cemper1, • ' ..... .,. ...,.. All phases Huntington ... on · UM • .., • ., "" v llMe Of u -·-1 · 165. 651·34t8 wlcase MOD 518 914'1, Aud1'1 have pleasant I~ I Wiii excllenge lessons In Harbour CI e • n e,.. Equal C1P9<>11unrly graphic ert production 1020 Victrola ConllOle Like new W .. lte wicker ••75 .... 7909 Up to .tO Boll Sltp In Aek for UIC MOR manner. be eggreulve., Japa,_ lor i.eson1 1n Employer M/F lactkli• Hunt Bell area " .... .,_,... coniclenllous & eelf· "ftAllsll 750-7005 2131592-4011 fOf eppt. · · · 78 record 1lorege Elepllent leble, Coll otf' F . ._ Balbol Cove. $250 .Ill -- mo11veted Exp pref ... -v Pnntlng SALES ~~!t~~3;;~r required Ora-1 S50 &46-0380 1225. ucrlllce $7$, lCI a raalHe • 751·2787 wtlllWAlll Contact J Miiier, Mon· LEUL SEClnllY Plate room P9llOl'I part llALl/FOUl.E Tyft••t. ltnl MC<etartel of· AHlllact1 601 1 551-3418 Esel paeat HZ6 J.O Properly Mom1 187 t I Beach Btvd. ~~~:7:C:Om • .t 3 opm FHI peced, Nwpt Bch time Mon 3:30 PM to Part ff•t·flll flat 11;, 12 llre Wtl min M\ltl --HARBOR AREA Gold Leal Fountain Lamp, NON ELECTRONIC ad· Merine ellp, NB, es· & 38', HUNTINGTON BEACt1 low llrm Mull hive exll appro• 8 PM, Tues t 30 Dlvltlon of dlverslllld have eJ1Cell akllll II APPLIANCE SERVICE cott S500, sell $150 ding meclllnu 125 ult Mon~~~~ry. UJ.i. IAY llAIAIU M11111, WOfd prooetelng & PM to approll 7.30 PM marketing Co 11eede &48-5727 bwtwn 2_..PM W• Mii iecond .. guer 963-4058 Good condition. Call WE PAY 5-6 daye, mutt work "'xten1ive leget uper No eJCp. nec.esery AP· egteutve men end eppllencet 540-3077 Desi< With Cneir 751·8101 45• Mooring wl boat. weekends. Ful Food 752·545-4 PLY PENNYSAVER 1860 women with manege·1 nPIST OFf CE FURNI $13.000, N-port Bch ••pertence helpful Some Plecentla Ave Coete men1 polentiel F'ull I 2 to 3 days per '#Mk . .t5 I IH APPLIAICll $45 USED T0Re • 1176-0740 TOP IOWI s P • n I• h II et PI u I . LEIAL IEOlnllY Mesa trelnlng progrem. E11cet·110 40 WPM. Wiii be Ln 957·8133 063·.t058 Desk. typewriter. Pit11ey NB MARINA. day·wk·mo Fii 1111 •••1 548-3963 Smell Newport Beecl' PIT counter help wanted. lent commlt1lone. For tr1lt1ed on IBM Olf'Pl&y 0 1135 Antique Menog. Twtn BeCI. 8 ow• a • etc . 8 ob .,.... .E' El's Lew Firm. Heks legal Apply In peraon et THE confldenllal Interview Writer. APPLY PENNY-WuhelOis•."waryt!~. 1100'° 165 838-8700 •Int location. lllea & full ••a• Ill• ::ecy. Selary DOO Con· TUMMY STUFFER. 270 contact: Aobln II I SAVER. 1860 Plac11nt111 ',~ 00·....,6 .. "~S848 083-4058 :'8 ~:~~tenence, 22S fl .:::=.;-1-;;ma., 8. ofllce, IOoklng lor.,,. • ' 751-3566 · t1 AM and~ PM WAITERS/ WAITRESSES REFRIGERATOR hl .. t lt4 tent condition 11.000. Boal atlps avallebte. New· 2480 ~lfbof BfVd, Dentel prec11ce In busy H reel LIM 11,._833-3776 so Brletol C.M. (714) 7t4·S.-9·62.28 between I Ave CM Relrlg •2 .,... Sevin 750 00~1 E•o•I· "" r-•--- ergetlc. uper. cllelr. LIVE-IN BABYSITTER/ Se'-•nar•""•·Ca-.. •~e Hotpotnt. 12 cu It, llkl $S0 complete 072--0503 Call 751-e101 """ Beech 25 ft, 1 mo COSTA MESA F I C 11 HOUSEKEEPER L..,, ne P/T f•1-"tH ,...,_ ....,._ .,,...,. epply bfWn 3·5. Mon·Frt ...,... ......... •-1••1 AHi or nterv. • I · -.u ,.....,,... No Sundays. no nlglll1 Min. 2 yr dinner llouH n-. 1100. 662·2300 Bleck neugehyde queen Sperry Remington Self· ,, .. rent. Can 842-41164 ----·· - 962-33 tll Niguel. r11p women 101 2 N-port Beech Office 11 HR,.EION:30ERrtoS8 Hl)er 333 Beyllde Or. 1-111T fUUll llld•·•·bed couch $70 Correcting typewriter from 0-5 Mon·Frt WI llT --·· &••••1·-yr Old. a dye wk 1500 seeking responsible en· N__,,,. 8eech rn 87We80 HOO. dHk w/typlng LU ............. -··---• mo Engtlth or Clllnae ergetlc, -11 apoken In· 1118 Newport Blvd CM ·-,,,..... S12$ te2~148 Hcllon & aetry clletr _.., _ __. OWi •••• Super PIWIO off~ wante 83t-0218 I dlvlOual to reprn«tt well w••-• Twin bid grouping, cnr • ....,,, • d flU bl 233 19111 St. C 87&.0238 ..... ambitious. per1onable .... bll•ll•d Compeny SALES -~-TllSI ••AOTH Ible 2 bolatlfl. a COV• H...... rwr no ce • ·-TllKI R.O.A DuttH Include M.Olcel A ... ,. front Ofnc.. d 1 od t M in••L •EWELIY E•per or train••• cen ..... ,..2 "148 _1 •• 5 875..:saeo net S50••· mt1e ofc Choice eo· mooring w/ -up1tlence ell eree1. •n ta pr uc • on .. • m8'1e 18·113/11< etartlng ...., "" "" •· .., equipment. All ••Cel boel In N.B Reduced Htllt. pleQve control 844-1025. 830-5 through Frwi.y O-I PM Mutt be ••-leneed In ":_• Full end PIT 1veff· n.-u..r, good cond 1150, COtld 048-2193 117.500 080 8Af4005. COMMHL 811'! COton.I polle/'1. GrNI $4 Pet hO\K nueranteed ...-,... .,. ,. 11 s 1 c 11 .-• re1a11 MlllnQ and mana-a 1n our publlcatlor& butcher block table ft. It laln I A.... IUI beM 18· • neg • 1 MOTEL MAIO l)l\lt t>Onvi. Sound Ilk• gement. Sallry 1nd Cell 537·2880. hi 3 •m 1176-3738 i .. 11 Plaat1 V!Jl&al lter t 'I ' rlf •Iii") c r ' " . 10-3, 552-8985 I Apply In peraon: 8030 W you? If eo. call Robin or C I -Pec:ttlc C N B LlnOe comml111on open •II KING fee O'" .. fe and Merritt gH Atlr'991'1tor Side by l'<le. 1 t4AMMOND OAGAN BC Dentel. Melure. Hper'd Peet 11 Hwy. · Janie. 213174T-e511 S O " w111t1 • ••celten1 running 25 note pedel, Lealle a RV & BOAT 1 lor Iron• office. 4'h dlY Nt:EDl.ECRAFT LOVERS. Ml·llll Sel8I JtH WH... 1 S :!,or,'5Jltl08 toP •nd cond SHS, 547·2'10 1 Reverb epktt, 1ood I •,4~ I •'(,. week. 831·t240 :~~n:.;,r '::tz.:":: REAL ESTATE ITIP 111 ATTENTION Ill 557~82l2 ltltlaflt• hacll I COnd NH 641-70'7 DRY ST(IAGE t o~ A_.11dt8/o· rMt~.T~'!'!',t c .. • c •II can d Y. ~~~en. Heedao 11 !.'!.'!!: 8 -ooreui~. eneroetle Oh ffrlcl ....,....,., Ainwtcena E1ee1ric 2 own GAi..,.. Sele many iteme. '9telnw1y g~nd p11no .. _..-. '_._ ~t _. """' .. V"' ""'' 76111•~ r .......... per n n ...,,.,.. po1tlve people wlnted re epenon ••Par• x d ... ..,.. • 5'7" w81nut ..... I ,., -,....,. muv. •vr-_.., !JI.per ROA req. • -mefclal' tnduttrlll reel lor gr .. t..,.. PotlllOn• piping and 19YC)Ut. 9llO V-lllte etov.. tnl con Set 1·5, Sun 9•1, '°81 7t0-<M4t w .. ao.1 tlpt VoM19 c.11 .. TOOAYI "41·212' HufllnO • •tat• for e MIOOMINI & Stlaty plue comml-'on lyplng cnct~ ele s 1 I 0 • 4 2 • 4 8 I • . Medi..,,.,_ °' HI tY ..... eleo ......... ..., .... I· 11 • 11-l ~owtno Utm. c." '0 m , It k.,. Wiit .;Ork 40 hr•: but 831•5785 ~min 1114 ft/Witll!mtllil • AIU Ex ......... £11t""""'•"' con· CountryHClub Conv In ~'1.::'1110nt &31·3000 pral leH MttUrt W I Aetrl09retor. good CIOnG 81AUTl,Ul U ' RCA ll!W wa&.111 ...,_, .. ,........ OIP much uper. Prefer. 1100. Oenut11e Ceylon HP· Color TV 2 yr •rnly l~"Y furniture, ao-PLEASE CALL BET. 7141646-5051 SANDWICH SHOP • Pert•!' Hunllnoton BMcll <Mt-873-44 17 J plllree, •P•· 20 pit ee. SIU Ftee deltvery • teit .. hJ, • 1-_q~Jl;IJI~~ .. ceMOtlM Ind lrt C<Mlec· 9AM ... :30PM M·F ReceptlOnltl llllng & IYP-time, 3 hr• d~ counttt 7i CaA Ane...-Ad No. AEl'RIG!AATOA only 110 eAO·Mtt ~'sun Ill· 1111 =:,.:o;n.o:::f b';°'e=: Mt·30e1 1no for em9it lrvlne T•• ~:w!11::,e:'y M':,'~~~":'i &2. MM300. 2ore. ion• color. Frlg~:r,:' ""N!trJ tlll TV Jonn'a 148-17M c.ii 71Alt7&.77&7 Offloe ..-good benettte, Acc<Nnllno & ,,,.....ttMnt t /lo M . 1 1 AM 0 r llve·ln prec11c11 r111t•• lroa1 ,, .. $129 te7•3Nt • ._ T ... _.;.. no''"''*· mutl apply firm. Permanent pit 94 \·30PM-31'M 15218 ..., .. 1. pvt duty, 17 ti!', S W • ... .. _,,,. IHb IUIMll!uwm Ortwlre. etoH·ooun~, In Ptr"Nn Mon-Frt Potlllon av.ii. .P,tngct•. H.I d a19, 12 "' ahlft. Xlnt Hll•t;501 .. n. wotlt.• IHO or ltlH ,0, oar , ._;ui.._._~--~~~ ---- MaoQfeoor Yjeftta. 1 t lrt.A. .............. _ lmmed. Ideal cendldate ,.,. 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Tel 546-1934 3 blocks SOYlh ol San Diego Freeway oll Harbor Blvd Complete body shop Sales Service Pans Service Dept Open MOl'lday lhru Friday 7 30 A M 10 5 30 P M and 8 A M to 5 P M on Saturday llACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Street. Newport Beacl'I Tel 752-0900 Call us. we're the spec1allsts tor Alla Romeo Peugeot. Saab & Mas.irah THIODORI ROllNS FORD Modern sales. service parts, t>ody paint & lire depts Compe1111ve rates on lease & danv renlals 2060 Harbor Blvd • Costa Mesa, 64 t ·00 10 or 540-8211 JOHNSON & SON LINCOLN MERCURY 2626 Harbor Bl11d . Costa Mesa Tel 540-5630 57 Years of friendly family service Orange County's oldeat Lincoln-Mercury dealer ship DAVID J. 'HILL"S IUICK·'ONTIAC·MAZDA Sales • Service • Leu1ng 24888 Altell Parkway 837-2400 888 Dove Street N-port Beach Tel 833-1300. At the triangle ot Jamboree. M11cAr1hur & Brlalol betllnd Vlct0<la Station Sales, Service. Leasing & Psrta We make great deals' • NAIHS CADILLAC 2600 HarbOI' BIVd . Costa Mell Tel 540-9100 Orange Counly's Large11 Cadlllac dealer Sales Service Leasing. SADDLHACK IMW /SUIAIU 28402 Marguerite Pkwy . Avery Pkwy. eiclt We offer whll no bank or lease company can· 1. Ellpert•y atafled. most modern service & par11 dept , 2. One ot lhe Southland's moat eicperlenced 1&les & leasing stall: 3. Ellmlnahon ol 1he middleman by leasing dealer direct. 831-2040 Mls1lon Viejo 495-4949 CHICK IVHSON 'OISCHl·AUDl·VW 415 E Coas1 Hwy , Newport Beach. 873·0900 Tile only dealership In Orange County with these thr" great makes under one root• • ALAN MAGNON 'ONTIAC·SUIAIU 2480 Harbor Blvd . Coata Me .. Tel 549-4300 Salee, Service. Lea11ng "Mr GOOdwrencn " CLASSIC AUTOM09tLH 765 Newton Way, Cott• M ... Tel. 831-1393 "JAOUAAS OUR SPECIALTY" XK t20'1/140'el 150'1/XJ'1/E-Typee Sal" -Service -Aettoratlon• Olf Placentia betwewt 1711'1 & 111n In Cotta MMe IOI LONG'H 'ONTIAC 13600 Bea<:I\ Blvd .. Wntmln1ter Tel 892-6651 Orange County's oldell and larges! Pontiac dHlershlp Sales. Service. Parta • DICK MILLH FIAT/LANCIA "Probably Ille lowest Pflc:ed Flat1 In Southern California" (located 1 mite north ol Soultt Coall Plaza near Main St and Warner Ave in Santa Ana) 120 W Warner, Senta Ana 557-2132 • SANTA ANA DATSUN 200 I E. 17th Street. Santa Ma 1 el. 558-7811. Your OriQlnal Dedicated 01tsun Dealer MllACLI MAZDA we·-... moved! Our new location la 1425 Baker Str .. t, Costa Mesa Tel 545'-3334 Stop by & 11llit our modern showroom and see why we'rfl the • 1 Mazda dealer In Southern Callf0<nla Sales. Service. P1rt1 and lea11no COIMlll DeLILLO CMIVIOLIT (Fonnerty Groth C~Olet) 18211 Beech SIYO , Huntington BNch New • Uaed • s .... • Laatlng • Pana • Servtc:e COme by and ... our H1199 Inventory! 147-IOl7 $49-3331 • OIANOI COAST AMC/JllP/llNAULT 2524 Hatbot 8f\ld. Cotta Mft8 54t-I023 14&-7770 • 1 Jeep 09* In IN Weetl 8ea ua 1oday tor ...... MtVlce & IMafnt T'*-are rMaOM wflV we are • 1 •• Prll» and Nleetlonl Alto, the all•MW ........ Alllenoe la here! FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, OR TO BE PLACED ON ·THIS AD, CONTACT YOUR DAILY PILOT A P. ' • ,. COSTA MHA DATSUN 2845 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa Tel 540-6410 Servino Orange Counly tor 16 years 1 Mile So. 405 • SUNSIT fORD, INC. (Home of Willie the Whale) 5440 Garden Gro11e Blvd .. Westminster Tel 636-4010 • OIANGI COUNTY VOL VO 10120 Garden Gro11e Bt11d . Garden Gro11e Tel. 530-9190 Eicclualvely Volvo to co11er all your Volvo requirement a. New•UMd•Salea•Leaslng•Parts•Servlce•Body Shop Freeway close In th• llear1 of Orange County at Garden Grove Blvd. & BrOOkhurll. CONNILL CHIVIOLIT 2828 Harbor Btvd .• Colla M... Ovef 22 yea.rt Mf'Vlng Orange County SalH. IHalng. Mrvlce Call 54tl-1200. 1peclal parta line. 546-9400: bOdy lhop line; 754-0400 0 IOY CAIVll IOLLI IOYCl.aMW 1540 Jamb0r99 Aoad, Newport e..ctl. 640-1444 S8'el, S«vice, Par11 And Leetlnv • LONG llACM IMW • THE 111111 CDAllj ClllT 1111111 Entertainer and dancing star Ginger Rogers brought down the house when s he appeare d befor~ the Indiana Legislature. Read about the fascinating world or the famous in today's Names & Faces column on Page A4. How does a big city cop adjust to the slower pace of the Orange Coast? Find out in an interview with the man who solved the u Mr. Goodbar" murder ease. Page 81. 'M*A*S*H' may die, but the characters won't. Col. Sherman Potter, played by Harry Morgan; Cpl. Max Klinger (Jamie Farr) and Father Mulcahy (William Christopher) will star in a new CBS series this fall. Page 84. I Super Bowl XVII MVP Joh n Riggins chomps down on his mouthpiece before chomping down on the Miami Dolphins. A complete Super Sunday wrapup begin• on Pa1e Cl. -lllDEX- A~ B2 A4 B3 B2 CM C4 C4 84 A8 84 , 112 84 Al 82~6 Cl-I 81 Bl JM A2 oret By ROBERT BARKER Ol'tMDM!yNetltMf More than 800 Oranae Coast residences were damaged ln lut week's storms, the American Red Croes announced today. Moat of the damage was reported in the hard-hit northern coastal communities of Surfside, Sunset Beach and Seal Beach. Officials In the past have estimated damage ln these areu alone at $11 million. Red Cross disaster assistance teams found that 4~ houses In Seal Beach incurred major Bidding for land revised. By STEVE MITCHELL Ol'tMDellJNetl WI The latest chapter in the Sycamore Hills land sale saga sees one developer offering Laguna Beach a revision to his r evised plan, and a new developer entering the picture. Laguna B each council members Tuesday night will receive proposals from two developnent firms which would like to )>Urchaae 62 acres in Sycamore Hills for the development of houaine unita and commercial buildinp. damage and two apartments were dett.royed. Minor damaae was reported to 140 other residences. A total of 131 homes suffered damage In Surf1lde while 204 homes If\ Sun1et Beach were damaged, a R e d Cross spokeswoman said. Fifty homes In Newport Beach suatalned major damage while 250 incurred minor loaes. Minor damages also we re reported to a handful of homes in Laguna Beach , Huntington Beach, Costa Mesa, Crystal Cove county and Capistrano Beach. While officials and residents were counting their l<mM, they alao were bracing for another storm that'• predfcted to strike Wednetday. But the worst appears to be over. Bill Reiter, Orange County public works manager, aaid damage along the coast -should the Pacific stonn materiallre - ''should be nowhere near the magnitude" of those caused by last Thursday's fie~ storm. Tides had combined with om es h eavy rainfall to cause major damage In the northern coutal areu. Tides are expected to fall from the peak of 7 .1 Friday to a high of 4.7 Wednesday. Meanwhile, In Seal Beach, offlclals are meeting tonight to decide what to do about the 44-year-old city pier that was ripped lnto three sections by the force of the stonn. City Manager Allen Parker aald he Is recommending the hiring of a structural engineer to D9111"°4 ..... ,... Goldrich, Kest and A.ax:iates, a Sherman Oaks general partnership, is th.e latest entiy ln the bidding for the city land, located adjacent to Leisure World off El Toro Road. Parking lots a t Orange Coast College were full this morning as spring semester classes began. That firm, which claims to have constructed more than $ l billion in housing unita in the western U.S., is offering Laguna $4.25 million for the parcel in Laguna Canyon. Colleges packed for s pring Meanwhile, David Michet.on and hla partners in Sycamore Hills Venture have revised two earlier proposals and are now offering $5.235 million for the land. Laguna City Manager Ken Frank will ask the council to hold off on consideration of both proposals until his staff can analyze the plans. The newest offer, Frank aa.id, came last week on the same day revised plans from Sycamore Hills Venture arrived on his desk. (See SYCAMORE, Pqe Al) By PHIL SNEIDERMAN or .. ._,......, Campus parking lots were clo11•d today a6 Coaat Community College District atudenta returned for the !int day of spring aemester clasaes. More than 70,000 atudenta are expected to attend spring cWi,,es at the Coaat Di1trict's three colleges -Orange Coast, Golden West and Coastline. Despite state funding cuta that have forced the elimination of many recreation and personal enrichment courses, college officials aay registration has Ice sculpting chilling job for CdM nian By FREDERICK SCBOEMERL Ol'llleo.llr"9t .... Mark Daukas geta dlU8ed when he goe. to work. Overly dre&led. one might auppoee. He pull on a pair of sweat panta and a sweat shirt. Over that comes aki panta outfitted with knee pads. Then a heavy aki jacket. On goes a baseball cap. then a wool watch cap. It Is only after putting on pair of insulated boots and a pair of heavy mittens that Daukas, 2~. of Corona del Mar, is ready to grab the latch on the heavy door 1Uld step into hia work.room, kept at a not-so-o>nlfortable 18 deerees. The workroom is the heart of the Orange County lee Co. buildlni in downtown Anaheim. ~ chilled air ~ from the over~ cooling units, Daukas moves to the wooden work table. Hia tools -an electric chain uw, a router, a six-prong lee shaver and a hand uw -are at the ready. Oaukaa la an k:e aculptor. Hia job la to tum giant blocka of ice -many fomled by "welding" smaller blocka together -into centerpieces for tho1e wbo don't mind spending hundred•, aometlmea thouaanda of dollara foe an aur.ction that will melt away. "It'• a pretJy cool job," Dauka1 lauah• duri~ an interview in a wanner 1toreroom. ''That 1 the line I uee to break the lee. You coWd uy my 111eta alwaya liquidate." Theee are bu1y day• for Dauku, who recently completed hJI molt cballenltnc work: "Jwt Married." n.. work lhowed a couple In a chariot being pulled by a hone. It WM detailed. in\ricat.e and LMprmw. It repr-nt.ed 76 houn of work1 f!!uch of It In the ct.ct o1 nl&ht. In 1.11a, a ~pher that llhowed up to \Ake a ptciure-of t6e work found lta creator ...., behind • battered .. In the ~ •toreroom. I.Alt week., Dlluku WM buly complednl hJI latest H•ianment: a bull (or UH aa the centerpiece at a l:."Y for the opentn, of a Merrill Lynch bui.IJ'l ln Garden Grove. The 'bull ta Merrill Lynch'• advertlain, i)'mbol. MOit of the bull hid bMn comDlelM, folJowtnc the ~ ,._ "' ....... , ... noaN, .... Al) remained strong among students ...... vocatJonal traininl and academic instruction prior to trenafef to a f o ur-year university. Busine9a and computer c1aae. were among the courses that Cilled most quickly at all three schools, college officials said. Even though sprin' classes have started, students st.ill may enroll this week if space is available. Some community college officials and students fear the spring term will be the last offered on a tuition-free basis. Gov. George Deukmejian has propoaed a PG per semeat.er for all students, beginrung next fall. The fee plan must be approved by the California Legislature. Spring enrollment at Orange Coast College in. Costa Meu is expected to reach 30,500. At the Golden West campus in Huntington Beach. about 19,000 ~ students are expected. At >astline, which offers claues throughout the district, 21,000 students are anticipated this tenn. amage ._. damagea eetimated aa hieh u f3 million. He 1ald the Save-the-Seal Beach-Pier committee hH already collected about $1,200 fOI' replac.'ing the Dier. In Huntiniton Beach, it wu announced that Pacific Cout Highway from GoldenwHt Street to Seal Beach may be clOled for two to three weekl for repairs. Offlctalt said sand and water e r o ded part of the highway. The storm also tore out about (See NEW RAIN, Pase Al) Shores • receiver named By STEVE MARBLE Ol'IMo.llr,._.awt A Corona del Mar apartment complex -where a rent protest raged after owners began grooml.ng the facility for luxury flvlng ..=... has been placed in receivership. Santa Ana attorney M.ichael Pursell confirmed he was recently appointed a receiver for the Shores Apartment•, a 120-unit complex that overlooks East Coast H ighway and old Corona del Mar. Pursell said his role as receiver stems from a law1uit in which the owners of the apartments are snarled and not from bankruptcy proceedings. Th e apartments were purchased last year by . the Goeden Corp. of Irvine. P\iraell said the lawsuit involves a dispute over a loan to the Goeden Corp. for which the apartment complex, waa pledged as .ecurity. Pursell said he will manage and operate the Shores Cor the ~firm during the Oranae County Superior Court pr'OCMdinp. ~ IUJt ap.lnat the Goeden Corp. WM filed by Cob9o1Jdated Capital Special Trust. Attorneys for b oth parties w ere not avallable for comment. Tenants at the Shores protested wt fall when monthly renta shot up as much as $200. The protest resulted in some reaidenta being evicted and others leaving voluntarily. The Goeden Corp. ultimately ~to give remaining tenanta a month free of rent If they stayed in the complex t.hrough 1983. Tenants also charged that the luxury treatment scheduled for (See SHORES, Pase Al) Storms debris s~ept up By Tlae AllOclated Pre11 Many California residents took advantAge of aunny weather to return to flooded or sand-doged homes and bef.ln the cleanup after last week s violent Pacific storms, while so me Midweatemers coped with up to 8 inchea of anow. Lot Angeles County Fire Department apoke1man Dick Friend taid 76 truckload• of debrl1 were removed from Malibu beache1 In 12 hours endinl eerly Sunday. '"n\ere'a atlll an awful lot of debl1a in the water," he aaid. In Northern California. emersency crews at Rio Vlata worked around the clock to relnfarce ~ protecUns 18,800 llCl"e9 of f annland. Dne1'19J'C'Y Servtcea 1pokesman Larr y Buffaloe aaid crop le-. from floocUn1 probebly would be .... batantJal .•• nw w.eit-\or\& •tonm cmmd an Htlmated f71 mlllloa ID ....... ~vinl lr!SallMd, 12 ·~ and a, • John Taylor of the fol'lda Offk» of ........ , ...,,..._la . Secnmento MAd Sunday. J'our mo1aw .... laden 1torme haw hit the •te ... Jm. 11. lhe latt OM Oft J'rlday n&pt . ~~ .. r:-=Wi and U·foot wave• to INatter ~ .. MO.o.-. AIWW.._.. ..... ham .._,bu\,.._. (lllftOUl.ftillAlt ,\I • Orange Ooatt DAILY PILOT/Monday, J1nuaty 31, 1"3 Deficit-choked $848 billion budget unveiled for U.S. WASHINGTON (AP) - Prelident Reqan todly unvetltd a deflclt..cholled t848.5 billion bu~et plan for 1084 In which the entire apendlna lncreHe WOt.4Jd be A~IOl'bed by the mlUtary and hl1her lntereat charaea on the nallonal debt. M he delivered hia apendina blueprint to Con1re11, the president plunaed 1tral1ht lnto a showdown wltn lawmaken over hJa push to give more to defen.ae and less to aoclal prosrama. He said he remain• •·adamantly oppoeed" to a public Jobe bill, the fint order of buslneu on C.pltol Hill. Deeplte a $189 billion deficit projection for flacal 1984, the vear he once pledged would 1how a 1urplu1, thf' prealctent declar d: ''The 1ta1e I• Ht; a recovery to vtaorou.a. 1uatalnable, nonlnflallonary ~nomlc arowth ll lmmlnent. "Steadily and u.nmlat.akably, our national economy 11 completlna the tranaltlon from recetalon to ret»Vef"/," ht Mid. l\eagan propoeed to lncreue 1pendlng ln the new fllal y ar by $43.3 blWon -or a modett 5.4 percent -from fl1cal 1083, which enda Sept. 30. The lncreaae, an amount adequate only to cover the expected rate of Inflation, equaled the combined rise devoted to defense and lnterest on the national debt. That left all domestic spendlng -on balance -ltown at or below thlt yeu'• l v la. Program1 for th poor - lncludrn11 food 1tampt, welter and child nutrition -would be rfltuced. Annual coat·Of·llvlng ral101 tor Social Security and other pon•lon and dleablllty pro11ram1 would be d•layl'd alx month1. Overall 1pendlna on farm pro1ram., energy and the environment, education and Job tralnlna would tall. Government and military aalarlet and pentlona would be frozen for a year. However, the president IOUCht an additional $1."5 million to run hi• White House offices and $500,000 for the residence. Meanwhile, the Pentagon's budaet for 1 U84 would Jump $29 7 bJUlon -or 14 ~tctnt - to t238 6 billion, v n atter an '8 blllton cut from the 1984 defen.M 1pendln1 envlaloned ln lut 'I r'1 bud act. Not Interest paymenta on th~ national debt, now tl.2 trillion and mountlna, would rlae by f14.3 blUlon to Sl03.2 billion. Reagan 1110 called for $146 billion In atandby taxe1 from. tlacal 1986 through 1988 If needed to hold down future deflclta. The package, consl1tlng of a crude oll exclae tax equal to 12 cenu per gallon of guollne and an unapeclfled Income tax surcharge. already haa been declare d dead by leading members of Conarete And allhou1h hh own ecpnomtc for•ca1t 1ee1 unemployment perallUna above 10 percent well Into 10"84, the prealdent declared, "I remain adamantly oppoeed to ~mporary make-work public Jobe or public worka," a position conar-'<>nal Dcmocrata and many RepublJcan will re.lat m~ghdly. Reagan reJeCted any major tax lncreuea for 1984 and promJJed' to protect Income tax cuta now on the books from repul by Congreu. However, hl1 1984 budget would accelerate an increase in Social Security payroll taxes u , part of a bipartlaan comprombe of tax and bt>neflt chanaa for rettoc1f\I the ponaion 1y.iem to health. Th• chan1ee would reduce next year'• difkit by an fttJma~ f 12.2 blWon from what It otherwite would be. Without hll domatlc budget aavln11. Rea1an Hid, future federal deflctt1 will reach unprecedented h el1ht1 - climbln1 from $231 bllllon next year to $300 billion In 1988 - and •nutt out any hope1 tor a laattn1 return to economic protperlty. Even with congre11lonal approval of hi• plan, the president would be forced to accept deflclta that would still run above SlOO blWon by 1988. Amphitheater construction to begin Reagan's Proposals----- The fe<*ll DeflcH Wiii reach $208 blllon In oorrant flacal year, S 189 bWof'I in 1984 ~ s 194 blliOn In 1985 By JODI CADENHEAD Ofttle ~Not 11-'f Construction Is expected to begin Tue s day o n th e 0 0 0 ~;1 o~ 0 0 0 0 long-awaited $10 millaon open-air amphitheater at the Orange County Fairgrounds in C.OSta Mesa. The fair board last week approved a n ew construction contract with a Long Beach contract.or, Ed Grusch. Officials for Ned c rlande r West Coast Corp .. contracted by the state to build the 15,000-seat theater, sought new constoJction bids in an effort to lowei4b:l6ts. Originally , C .L . P ec k Constructioq Co. of Irvine had been tentatively selected to build the amphitheater. but officials sought a new round of bids. Other cost-cutting measures also are planned. Nederlander officials said a covered stage will have to be postponed until next year. Construction or the amphitheater is expected to be completed by July. In lime for the annual county fair. The proj~t is already four years behind schedule . Nederlander officials have blamed the delaya on legal and , financial setbacks. In-other fair board developments, member Leo Love resigned from the panel last week and a board member whose term expired two weeks ago was elected president. Love, a retired N•!wport Beach fire chief, said he gave up the non-paying position to spend more time at his new home in Apple Valley. Sob ::>eat, whose term expired Jan. 15, was elected to lead the panel that oversees operations at the sprawling fairgrounds. which includes the swap meet and the plann e d 15 ,000 -se at amphitheater. Eicttndlng a the-month dMy on loclal S.Curlty eoet-of·llvlng lncfaaMa to Supplemental Secu11ty ••Po • Income. Rallroad Retirement. Veterans Compeneatlon, Veteran• P•nalon•. Food Sc.npe and Child Notrltlon EiJ Defenea ~Ing would lncreue from ~ 1208.9 bllon In 1983 to $238 6 billOn """ In 1984 and $217.5 blllon In 1986 In addition to a one·ve• ,,..,. on federal pay ~ ~nelon•. 1 mljOt overhaJI of the Ct.II· ..,._ retirement ayatem la PtOPOsed $146 billion tax sought • increase WASHINGTON (AP) -Here. at a glance, are highlights of President Reagan's proposed budget for the 1984 fiscal year, which starts next Oct. 1: SPENDING $848.5 billion, an increase of $43.3 billion, with $30 billion of the increase going for defense. REVENUES: $660 billion, an Increase of about $63 billion. DEFICITS: The budget foresees a fiscal 1984 deficit of $189 billion, down from the 1983 deficit now estimated at $208 billion. A deficit of $194 billion is predicted for fiscal 1985. The long-awaited amphitheater at the Orange Count y fairgrounds ia due to beeome reality. Seat could not be reached for comme nt but seve ra l board members said at could be months before Gov. George Deukmejlan Cills the board vacancy. SPENDING CUTS: The budge t anticipates savings by delaying for six months cost-of-living increases for people who get Social Security. food stamps: child nutrition aid. railroad retirement, veterans' pensions. anp veterans' disability. NEW RAIN EXPECTED From Page A1 200 square feet of wooden planking from the end or the pier and disrupted sewer lines. Officials estimated it might cost about $1 million to repair the 69-year-old pier. It was expected to be reopened today after temporary repairs. Meanwhile, Newport Beach city officials discovered a hole ln the surface of the Newport Pier over the weekend. The hole, about the size or a manhole cover, i5 at the end of the structure. Both city piers -the Newport Pier and the Balboa Pier -will be checked today for structural damage. South Orange County areas appeared to be more fortunate and the total damages there were reported at $20,000, according to county oCCicials. In Capistrano Beach. six homes suffered structural damage, mostly to outside decking and aea walls. Last week's high tides also caused oil from nearby wells t.o spill into the Bolsa Chica Wetlands, according to Ralph Young, California Department of Fish and Game spokesman. So far. no major damage to wildlife in the marsh has been reported, Young said, but if the oil residue continues to wash into the area, it could pose a threat to plants and animals. The spills, which occurred several times during last week's storms, were caused by water washing over the concrete bases of the oil wells, Young said. An estimated 100 barrels of oil spilled into the marsh . "Normally, the insu}ation pads are protected, but we had exceptionally high water and winds last week," Young aa!d. Aminoil USA, Inc. will be paying for the cleanup of the oil, YOW\$( said. SHORES • • • From Page A1 the Shores was halted before Christmas. Owner• responded that they were having dlfficulties finding workmen but that the improvements would resume. The current receivership, however. means that refurbishing of the units will be stopped and rents will remain the same until the litigatio11 ls iiettled, att.ome)'9 said. Huntington man dies in jail cell An autops y was scheduled today to determine the cause or death for a Huntington Beach man who police say stopped breathing while in a detoxification cell at the Huntington Beach City Jail. The dead man was identified as Crlsanto Serrato Hurt.at.a, 62, a farm worker who lived on Mandrell Drive In Huntington Beach. Huntington Beach police Sgt. Ed McErlaln said Hurtato was alone in the cell when he was found dead Sunday. No evidence of foul play has been found in connection with the death. McErlain said. McErlaln said police were summoned to Magnolia Street and Warner Avenue at 3:15 p.m. Sunday by a caller who said a man had Callen down while riding a bicycle. Officers arrested the man, Identified later as Hartato, on suspicion of being drunk In public and placed him ln a padded detoxification cell. PoUce said these cells are checked every 30 minutes. SYCAMD.RE. • From Page A 1 The c ity man a ger said Goldrich. Kest and Associates are propos ing to construc t 850 dwelling units and 70,000 square feet of commercial property on the land. The partnership has expressed willingness to put $1 million down and pay the remaining $3.25 mUlion over 98 months, with inter est accruing at 10 i,eiunt. Meanwhile, Michelson 's Sycamore Hills V e nture partnership has upped the ante on its latest proposal from $4 million for the 62 acres, to $5.235 million. However, M ic helson also wants to l.ncreue the units in his latest proposal, from 990 apartments proposed earlier to 1,028 apartments and attached t.ownhomes. His proposal to construct 20,000 .qua.re feet of commercial development remains the same in his latest plan. Frank said both proposals include conditio ns that the developers be allowed to seU the rental units as condominiums after an unspecified period of lime. TAXES: The plan calls for tax ancreues of $146 billion over three years slarting in fiscal 1986 if the economy is in a recovery and a selective "f~z.e" ts enacted. The new taxes would include a $5-a-barrel levy on 011, lncreasing gasoline prices by 12 cenu a gallon. and a surcharge on either income taxes or income. ASSUMPTIONS: Reagan's plan assumes that the economy will grow by 3 percent this year and 4 percent in 1984, that unemployment will peak in mid-1983 and remain high DEFENSE: The budget calls for a $30 billion increase ln defense spending to $239 billion In fiscaJ 1984 and a $39 billion increase the following year to $277 blWon. "WORKFARE .. : Reagan propol!IE:S to require able recipients or food stamps, welfare and some other government aid programs t.o take public service jobs. Newport nian charged in :medical probe A 3~~year-old Newport Beach man has been charged with illegally posing as a licensed physical therapist and medical doctor, police investigators say. Stephen Earle, arrested on the misdemeanor charges last week. 1s scheduled to be arraigned Tuesday in Harbor Municipal Court in Newport Beach. 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His gold detective's shield sits unobtrusively on a bookshelf along with other mementos of his days with the force. • •• 'If I could go back to police work I would' By LORENZO BENET O(IM Deity Pttol Slaff His front vard is four miles of beach and an ocean fuU of golden-boy surfers, migrating whales and an occasional fisherman. The house he lives in is a narrow. two-story duplex. But most days the retired New York City homicide detective who helped solve some of the Big Apple's most notorious murders can be found on his patio, sunbathing in a beach chair, his face buried in a Robert Ludlum novel. l Divorced for six years, Joseph O'Donnell, 47, of Newport Beach shares his conservatively decorated, two-bedroom home with good buddy Fred Phillips. When he's not reading an adventure story or taking in a Kings game at the Forum, he's probably giving fatherly advice to the young professionals or beach bums who live nearby. "I tell them," he says an a gritty. Brooklyn accent, "how they shouJd be good and get work - things like that." And they usually listen. A cop for 14 years, O'Donnell has seen it all. He has been shot twice and stabbed three times. and has a two-inch scar over his upper lip to show for it. He helped break open a murder case involving the brutal knifing of a Manhattan school teacher. That teacher was later played by Diane Keaton in a film about the case, ''Looking For Mister Goodbar." He and has partners also solved the tragic slaying of Roger Hane. an up-and-coming magazine illustrator who was beaten to death with a steel pipe by six youths Ill Central Park They wanted to steal his bicycle During his career, O'Donnell says he made 100 to 200 arrests. He also was an acquaintance of Frank Serpico, the narcotics officer who testified against some New York City Police Department honchos who were on the take. Hollywood made a movie about the Serp1ro incident, as well as one about another investigator who turned in a crew of dishonest cops from his precinct. That film was titled "Prince of the City." O 'Donnell knew everyone involved in that scenario, too. Of course. there may be some interesting stories behind the s tories, but O'Donnell either doesn't know them or won't say what they are. Besides, he's tired of all the bad publicity heaped on policemen by the media and the entertainment world. Mention the show "Hill Street Blues" and he launches into a tirade, splattering his speech with four-letter expletives. "They make them out to be a bunch of crusaders," he says. "You got captains sleeping around with D.A.s (district attorneys). That crazy SWAT guy (Lt. Howard Hunter played by James S1kking) is a pure fabrication. I know the best hostage guy in the country . He's in New York. They never show cops in reaJ life. They forget we are people with families and problems. They go for the negative part; always the corruption. I'll tell you, for every dishonest cop, I'll show you a thousand who are straight." O'Donn ell. wearing jeans and a plaid button-down shirt, catches his breath for a moment. He Jeans back on his couch and takes a quick puff from his cigarette, one of a doren he'll knock off during a two-hour interview. Between each, he tells some great stories. Long ones. Short ones. Gory ones. Sad ones. When he's through, you understand why he has so many gray hairs. For each tale manifests the bizarre extremes of a man and his job. As a member of the elite homicide division, O'Donnell met and sometimes befriended popes, presidents., senators, entertainers and star athletes. But for each of these cherished moments, there were many more scenes where low-life scum would caJJ him a "rat bastard," "sleaze-bag" and "pig." For every time he was recognized in a restaurant, there were instances where he was the first person to tell a mother her son had been killed, or a wife, her husband. Oftentimes, O'Donnell interviewed coroners during the post-mortem because they were otherwise too busy to talk to him. "We see the victim all the lime," he explained. "You can get callous to it, but your insides are churning. How many times can you do that before it starts affecting you? When you can't survive any longer. you have to get out." As a result, O'Donnell says, there is a high incidence of stress. divorce, alcoholism and sukide among policemen. In 1977, O 'Donnell himself suffered two heart attacks. The second was serious enough to force him into what he felt was a premature retirement. "It figuratively ended my life," he says. During his seven years in homicide, he was stationed in a precinct responsible for a 77-block area encompassing both the upper west side and upper east side of Manhattan, Including Central Park. He investigated, he figures, about 60 murders. Sometimes he went two or three days without sleep. The "Goodbar" murder, he recalls. was just another case unuJ it was propelled into notoriety by the book. and later, the film. "That case rolled right along," he said. "We broke it five or six days after the girl was stabbed to death. We showed some photos of suspects to a dry cleaner in the neighborhood and he said he thought he saw the guy and had heard he was from Indiana. We picked him up a couple of days later somewhere outside of lndianapolis." The Roger Hane murder investigation was much more complex. For one, due to Hane's background (he had already illustrated a cover for Time magazine), the New York newspapers jumped all over the story. Whenever that happened, O'Donnell said, his superiors put added pr~ure on the homicide team working the case. For another, there were few leads. This meant digging up tons of records on past thefts and climbing hundreds of tenement stairways to interview people. "We were lucky on that one," he said. "We were in Spanish Harlem and the first kid we stopped for questioning was shaking all over. He Jed us to someone who led us to someone else. Eventually we had all six. They all ratted each other out." O'Donnell's obsession with his pb, however, put an enonnous strain on his homelife. He rates himself as an "average to fair" father to his three sons and daughter. They're all grown, either attending college or working full-time. His 19-year marriage to a achoo! teacher ended in 1977. "I tried, but sometimes I'd dnft away," he said. "It's tough to go home at 3 a.m . after seeing stuff and wanting to wake up your wife because you have to talk to her about something you saw." He paused. "I guess we see too much." A first generation American of Irish descent, O'Donnell grew up m a working class section of Brooklyn. His father, a mechanic, and mother. now deceased, gave Joseph, his two brothers and four sisters a strict Catholic upbringing. After a three Football fans at E Gads near the Newport Beach pier were split like crowds everywhere . Sunday between their Super Bowl favorites. The left favored the Wa1hin1ton Red1kin1 while the right hall 1houted for the Miami Dolphin1, mottly In the lint hair • ..................... _ year sunt m the Mannes, U'Uonnell worked for several years as a stock tabulator for the now defunct New York Journal American and the New York World Telegram & Sun. A 110-day strike convinced him to get out of the newspaper business. He decided to try out police work because the pay was steady, the benefits were good and no two days were alike. ln his first couple of years, O'Donnell walked a beat on the lower east side of Manhattan. One niptt. he arrested what he believed to be a hannle. wino for disorderly condu~l. But the moment O'Donnell turned his back, the man pulled two knives a nd stabbed him three times before O'Donnell shot him in self-defense, wounding him. On the other hand, O'Donneil was former President Lyndon Johnson's personal bodyguard for a day. He shook hands with Bobby Kennedy on two occasions. He stood five feet from Pope John when the latter said Mass in St. Patrick's Cathedral. Afterward, he personally escorted Happy Rockefeller, wife of then-Governor Nelson Rockefe ller, down Fifth Avenue. And then there were the times at the cop hangouts, drinking and talking with his partners. "Cops laugh a lot," he says, as though he's dispelling a rumor stating otherwise. "I think we laugh a lot of times to hide what we don't want to see. Nobody knows what the job is all about. That's why cops stick with cops. But then once you're out, you can never go back. You've got nothing to say; you're not there playing ball." On his retirement day. June 3, 1977, the department threw him a big party. There was Iota of backslapping, shaking of hands and difficult goodbyes. They bought him a lot of drinks and awarded him a plaque which today hangs in the living room of his home. You barely notice the two other mementoes sitting unobstrusively on a bookshelf: his gold detective's shield and an encued New York Times clipping in which he was quoted extensively on the Roger Hane murder. Hia 12 awards for meritorious duty are stashed in hia brother's home ln Seattle. "If I could go back to police work I would," he said unhesitatingly. "Not anybody can be a cop. It takes a different mentality. Some guys will bitch about it, but all of them would do It over again if they got the chance.'' ,. ... '"t Ot1ngit Coett DAILY PILOT/Monday, Jenuery 3t, 1913 NI.,. Dow Jones Final UP 10.94 CLOllNQ 1,071.• .. Steel firms suffer recession's wounds ·= .. .. .. By The A11oclated Pre11 NEW YORK -The nation's steel companlea showed this past week the severe depth of the recession's woundll, which President Reagan wd are now "on the mend ... .. Bethlehem Steel Corp. posted a $1.1~ billion loea in the fourth quarter -the largest quarterly deficit ever for a U.S. company. Earlie r in the w eek, U.S . Steel Corp .. the industry's leader, reported a loss of $363 million ln the fourth quarter. Armco Inc. lost $183 million and LTV Corp . with heavy Interest$ in steel, lost $98.1 million. Shell tops in sales LOS ANGELES -Shell Oil Co., which refu.ed to go along with the industry trend of offering discounts to cash customers, moved from number three to number one in gasoline sales in California, lhe latest survey indicates. The figures compiled by the Los Angeles-baaed Lundberg Survey show that Shell sold more than 14.9 percent of ~asoline purchased statewide in November. Gold prices soaring LONDON -The price of gold topped $500 an ounce in early European trading today, soaring to ita highest levels in nearly 22 months on the London and Zurich markets as the dollar rose sharply against key currencies. London's hve major gold trading houses set a recommended morning trading price for gold of $503.50 dollars. In ZW'lch , bulhon reached $502. 75 around noon, Ill. best mark since April 9, 1981, when it was pegged on the Zurich market at $511.50. Western posts losses LOS ANGELES -Western Airlines posted a H.182 net loss of $44 million or $3.56 a share compared with a 1981 net l~ of $73.4 million or $5.81 a share, the company has reported. Western said 1982 revenues were $1.07 billion, up slightly from $1.06 billion in 1981. The airline said its net loss for lhe fourth quarter was $39.6 million or $3.08 a share compared with a 1981 fourth-quarter IOIS of $56.1 million or $4.34 a share. .· .. .. 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