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Home My WebLink About1983-03-21 - Orange Coast Pilot_, THI DRINBI COAST coum 1111111 M O NDAY MARC H :.> 1 1llB'I <>H AN Cl <.OlJN l Y 1 Al II C>HU ll\ /cJ C ENT S -. ' ... Stephanie Elliott, J e nny Foeter and Desiree Wilson (from left ) paint "city island" with solar pane ls at Courreges School in Fountain Valley. Valley kids peek into future Youngsters create projects of energy, technology in year 2000 By PHIL SNEIDERMAN orei.ewtr ...... ..,, Welcome to the 2lat century. Or at least the Courregea sChool veJ'Blon of it. Students at the Fountain Valley elementary achool have constructed eight model cities of the future a.a part of a prosram aimed at demonstrating new teaching techniques to local l.nstructon. The wockahop was conducted by Susan Kovalik, a San Joae educational consultant who works with 20,000 te.ache.n natiooally each year. Thirty Fountain Valley School Diatrlct teachers observed u Kovalik led 40 Courreges students from grades three to eUtht through a week.lone course called , :'l5lacovery 2000." The studeni.. were divi~ into groups, each responsible for researching and presenting a apoken report about one facet ·of future life. The study areas included energy, technology, food, transportation and environment. The youngsters al8o were expected to UJe this new knowledge in building the 21st century model cities. Aaorted articles from Energy water mill one of the futuristic projects. home were used to make the cities. A bunched up ball of aluminum foil became a solar energy collector. A bucket, a soda pop can and some tubing were used to represent a water system. Bits of Bruseels sprouts became the local farm. One inventive group of older students used a slab of styrofoam and a large bucket of water to create a floating city. F.ach youngster also was aak.ed to write a letter discussing his or her predictions about the year 2000. The letters are to remain aea1ed for the next 17 years. Teaching consultant Kovalik said 1he doesn't expect the lmtructon ~ho watched her work with the Courreges student.a to duplicate her course exactly. But she hopes they will devise other programs in which students can take a more active role in the learning process. Kovalik said st\ldenu who Bee a project through in the manner of the model cities will be using more complex thought processes than they would simply by reading a written handout from a teacher. (See FUTURE, Page A%) 18 deputies hurt in OC jail rioting An Orange County Jail cell block wu eealed off to public and preu today in the wake of a aeven-hour riot which left 18 sheriff• deputies injured. Though photographen were turned away, the cell block reportedly was cleaned of broken chunka of glaas and porcelain and smashed-out windows were boarded over with plywood. Authorities launc h ed an Investigation into yesterday's melee and were interviewing Inmates In the cell block this morning. Lt. Wyatt Hart said gathered infonnati:>n will be taken to the Dlatrict Attomey'a Office and that criminal charga might be filed against 80me of the irunates. The riot, which left three deputies seriously injured and one inmate with broken bones. started when officen tried to dadpline inmate John Karl Cox, 19, in jail on murder charges. Cox reportedly told offlcen there would be trouble if they tried to take bJa bedroll for bJa refusing to 1Weep a dirty catwalk. in front of the oella, houllni the jail'• most hard-core pri8onen. "All hell broke loo.e," aald Hart. "They were breaking all their stuff, acreaming, shouUng, jumping up and aown and throwing thinp ... Inmates ripped 1lnk1 and toileta from walla, set ftre9 in their bunks and fashioned weapons out of bits of broken glate, Hart uid. The melee involved 13 lnmates and 19 deputie9. It was the third (Sff JAIL, Pa1e AZ> Irvine cops seek stereo the£ t suspect By GLENN SCOTT Of"11'9&Wtr ........ Irvine police were seeking an arrest warrant today for a man they allege Is responsible for several dm.en car stereo thefts in their dty during December and January. Investigators obtained a search warrant a week ago in Orange County Harbor Municipal Court and .arched the apartment of Albert Lee Stokes, 23, at 10 Thunder Run in Irvine's Woodbridge district. Sgt. DiCk Bowman said offioen found evidence such as C88eS of cassette tapes and marked sporting equipment to link Stokes to seven automobile break-ins. Bowman said he suspects Stokea of allegedly committing at least half of the ·automobile thefts -a.a many as 60 -in the dty during thoee two months. More than 120 break-ins were reported in Irvine during 8eVell weeka ending ln mid-January. In moet caaea, new German-made cars with Blaupunkt and Concord stereo receivers were targeta. Bowman said officers didn't find any 1tereos In Stokes' apartment. Stokes haa not been seen by investigaton linoe they eerved the eeardrwarrant. But a woma n who 1 hare d the apart.men\, V~ria Ward, 23, wu arrat.ed 1-t WC!ldnaday Clll suspidon of grand theft. A ccording to Bowman's affidavit in the search warrant, lnvestiptors had been watching Stokes and others in the Thunder Run apartment since Jan. 8, when a 1tolen car wu d.iaoovered parked i.n ita carport. The unidentified driver <JI that car wu pulled over by an Irvine patrolman that night, but escaped arrest by running (See STEREO, Pa1e A%) Spring has sprung a leak along Coast Mesa hotel coDJplex weighed By PHU. SNEIDERMAN or .. o.-. ""'...,. The spring of 1983 haa officially arrived, look.mg very much like the winter of 1983 - wet. The new season rolled in at 8:39 laat night. and a fresh round of thundenhowers arrived with it. National Weather Service forecasters are making no promiaes that more traditional aprins warmth and aunah.ine are Immediately on the horizon. Showers and thundenhowen are expected to end late today, givinl way to partly cloudy and tool conditions tomorrow. Weather .ervice technician Jeff Wright said there i1 no rain expected tomorrow, but wet weather could return by Thunday. The temperature ii expected to reach the low 601 tomorrow. while overnight the mercury will dip to the low 50a. Local weatner experts, meanwhile, are continuing to watch rainfall figures climb to almo1t double the normal numben for thia date in the rain year, which extends from July 1 to June 30. J . Sbennan Denny, who has been keeping rain records at hia HuntiJlllm Beach home for the put 52 years. said .64 inch fell overnight, bri.nling h.i.a aeuon total to 18.71 lncbea. Last year, only 9.79 inches had fallen by this date, be said. Huntington Beach is well beyond its average rainfall for the entire year, which la 11.95 inches, Denny said. Calta Mesa received .47 lnch of rain overnight, according to Emmett Franklin, 1upervialng hydrographer for Orange County. He aald Coeta Mesa'• aeuon total I.I UUO inchea. The (See SPRING, Pqe il) New chief William Ruckleshaus has been named to head the Environmental Protection Agency. See story, Page A3. Water-oriented project goes. before City Council tonight By JODI CADENHEAD Of"IMO.-, ....... A major condominium and hotel complex rropoeed on the largest chunk o vacant land left In <:::osta Mesa will come before the Qty Council tonight. Royale Associate•. a Torrance-ba1ed development Cirm , plan• to build 600 condominiums and two 350-room hotels on property east of South Coast P1-za Town Center. The Lakea ; a1 the water-oriented complex i1 known, would be buUt on 30 acres north of a rN9ive high riae and commercial development already approved on 50 acree of Sakioka family property. An environmental report released laat month concluded that the 12,740 vehicle trip• generated by the project will result' In "unacceptable" congesdon at Anton Boulevard and Bristol Street. Authorities have recommended that traffic improvements be provided prior to construction of the phaaed development. Plana call for the hotels to range from 10 to 15 stories. One of the h otels will cater to bu1ineas people planning extended visits. The other will be built for typical overnight 11aya. Prlcea on the two and three-story condominiuma will range from $70,000 to $150,000. Lut A~ developers from Curd-En&Jand Co. won approval from city officlala to btiild 1.3 million square feet ol commerdal office development on 50 acres <JI Sa1dok.a land. The Sakioka family i1 the 1econd large1t landholder in ea.ta Meea. The largest landowners, the Seger1trom1, have proposed another major development on 98 acres about a mile from the Sakioka development The council meets at 6:30 p.m. today at 77 Fair Drive. Crash kills cyclist A 40-year-old Tustin man WU killed when hl1 motorcycle alamrned into a parked moving van trailer ln Fountain Valley late Saturday, police Mid. Rommie John Lovil died later at Fountain Valley Community Hoepltal. Po~ said Lovi1 appeued to veer into the van from a atop signal at Edlnaer Avenue and Brookhunt Street. He appeered to be drivinl at a ttuonahle rate of speed, ~ to police. The van wu leaally ~lted along the curt:.sde, acconllna to SIL l..ee Pepka. \. ----llSID.:.-E------------- There are 67,000 SoutheMt A1ian refugee. now Uvlttg in Orange County. Ly Tran and dauahter Nt One Tran ha..e f oUcl happJ11e11 Jn c...a Mt:N. ~A7. European finance mini1ten ha\le •treed on a major realiaoment ol their currencies, upping the Welt German mark and devaluating the French lrane. Page C3. A cataracl 11 not, •• 10me beUe·H, an abnonnality outtlde the eye, Dr. S teinerohn explain• eauiraett on Pa1e A8. The battle (or the Callforala Aqelt' 1tardae Job I• rlaht field i• a two•way aflair lietweea BobbJ Q.,.k Ud Ell&t v.1 •• ttM, ....... (cw DOW. p ... 8}. Bill Singer, former player for the Loe Ancelet Dodgers and Cali.lorata Ance~ 11 now pltehin1 a 111ne lor little 1e-.. bueball la Newport Beach. P .. e 81, . .. , Al Orange CoaJt DAJLY PILOT/Monday. M1roh 21, 1913 Wh•I'• lh• llr•I thing you do wh•n aprln11 •rrlvea? Economic recovery said ·'healthy' 4 p ercent srowth called strongest perlormance in two years "I start planning a garden." Earl Enee, 15, CoetaMeN "I start studying for exams at Cal State Fullerton and prepare for Easter. Carol Bede, 40, lrvlne "I notice the flowers and buy springtime clothing." M..-, Beth Friedman, 71 lllealon Vte)o "It's llke a crisp atart, ao I buy flowera. clean houee and get my clothes In order." Joenf\8 Cunningham, 41, Newport Beach "Nothing special.·· Aon A•um, 18, Huntington Beech ....... "Play." Richard Sager, 4, CoeteMeu "It's time for a spring cleaning, so I wash all the windows. Richard also llkes to ride his big wheel, go to the beach and climb trees. AOMlle Seger, 38, Coeta ..... (Richard'• mother) W ASHINOTON (AP) ·-ln th broadeet atsn yet ot economic r covery, tt1• je>vernment Htlmated today that the conomy jrew at a 4 percent annu.J 1'9'41 dwinl the tint three montha ot the year, the strongest performance ln two years. The Commerce Department'• so-called "flaah" estimate of Inflation-adjusted gram naUonal product sf.owed the large1t lncreue alnce the flnt quarter of 1981 and undencored the near- unanJmous view of economiata that the severe 1981·82 reccesion ended lut December. .JAIL . • • . From Page A1 riot tn eight mont.ha at the jail, which houaes 1,800 men but haa an lnmat.e capacity of 1,200. Sgt. William Francia, stabbed in the beck, waa to be releaaed today from Western Medical Ce nte r and Deputy Guy Bremmer, stabbed in the side, waa to be di9charged from UCI Medical Center. The third officer, Deputy Bob Bolong, waa stabbed ln the knee and recuperating at home today after treatment at Western. The I njured In mate , lO-year-old Ron~ld teve Rodriguez, in jail on ;1ery and burglary charges, suf red two bro k e n fingers and bead laceration&. He waa treated at UCI Medical Center . yesterday and returned to the jail. Other deputies suffered cuts and brul.aes in the riot. A month ago, deputies battled more than 50 inmates. Three deputies and 19 inmates were in]Ul'ed m that episode STEREO From Page A 1 through a field. • • • Another incident that led to the search warrant was a car burglary at 2415 Campus Drive. Bowman said in the affidavit that Stokes, when confronted, confessed to stealing a Concord radio and other valuables from the car. He returned everything except a credit card. SPRING. • • From Page A1 city averages 11.89 Inches for the entire year, he said. Because of recent flooding and buildup of debris, Pacific Coast Highway remained closed today between Warn'er Avenue and Golden West Stre et in Huntington Beach. Laguna Canyon Road , however, was open in both directions early today. despite heavy downpours during the morning conunuter period. Showers, cooler Coastal lnl«mmem .._. and COOier temperaturw I>'..,... today. Partly cloudy tonight with • I•• •c•lt•r•d 1hower1, generally •ndlng tonight. Chane• ol lhow..-1 ao pwcent Ov«nlQhl Iowa 42 to 52 Pertly cloudy tomorrow and COOi with NgN o1 51to113. Elaewhare. lrom Poi nt Conception to th• Mexican bonMr Ind out 10 mllaa. Wlr"'9 nOft"-1 11 to 25 knoll with comb4ned -ol 5 to 8 IMt -outer water1 tonight and tomorrow. Over Inner wat«t: Wind• w.t lo noft1-t 6 to 15 llnou tonight. loorMllll:y. to 15 to 22 knots lomOfrow a 41fnoon. W~l'Wllllla2to 3 lelll.Pwtty Cllloudy llwaugtl t--Wldely ......., .,_.. and poetMMa thundenllow•n through lhla -*'Cl.. Extended · forecast • ....., Tlw ...... 'rtct.f SOVTHEAN C AllFORNIA OESERT AREAS -V•rlable cloudln•H wllh belo•-normal t.-npw••-CNncl ol .,_, •bout Thu.-.d•y Owens V•lley hlgl» 50 10 eo wtth 1ow1 32 to 42. NortMrn o--1 hlol\9 54 to t4 with Iowa 3e 10 .fe. Southern ~ hlghl M to 72 wlttl lowl 46 IO 55. COASTAL ANO MOUNTAIN AREAS -Conel derabl• cloudln•ae with below-n0<mal temperaturw. a--ol ,..,, Of .,_... •bout Thur9d9y. COMt.i hlgl» eo to 10 """" IOwl 441 10 ise. Mounu11n rwMt h1gN 35 IO 50 wtth low9 25 to 40. NORTHERN CALIFORNIA (Including Mertn, Soteno. Sacramen10 and El Dorado count'") -Rein Wedn..Oay Scatt ... eo lfK>w«tl' w.o,,.oay night and Thuraday Ci.•rlng Frtday Snow i.Wll 3000 to 5000 ,__ ·u. S S . Temperatures • • ummary NATION .. 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IO 43 ..... ... 47 41 tO ... 1.1 4.1 0.0 u At tho While Hou••· IJrHldtntlal 1poke1man Larry SpHkH called the fl1ure "exc.llent new1 and the moet conclualve Indication the tl<.'Onomic recovery hu bqun and ta proceedtna at a hea.hny rate Wt think thll Indicates we are movtna rapidly to an excellent f'ftX)Very from recellion." ln another positive development, the flaah ettJmate lhowed inflation, u meuured by the GNP p.rke deflator. rltl.ng at a mere 2.8 percent rate during the flnt quarter, compared with a 3.7 percent rate during laat FUTURE. • • From Page A 1 She noted that the future aties project involved severaJ areas of study. mcluding science, readJ.ng and commU1Ucation among group member&. One of the most important benefits occurs when children share their new knowledge with others, Kovalik said. "We learn best when we teach others what we know," she said. S tabbing victim sent to hospital A 23·year-old man stabbed during an argument in Costa Mesa is in fair condJtion today at Fountain Valley Community Hospital. Anselmo R . Rodriquez of Garden Grove was Injured at 9:30 p .m . Friday during an argument at 974 Grove St., police said. Authorities are searching for his brother-in-law, Felipe Perez. 39. yMr'• final qUU1Altr. The flash eatlmate la a very rou1h oaJculatlon of 4":onomk acttvlty that often l1 revlHd 1J1ntflcantly aa more lnlormaUon la gathered. The Commerce Departmenl alto reported that economic aciivlty durln1 the laat three months of 1982 declined by lee1 than had been estimated previoualy. The department Mid lntlatlon-adjuated GNP fell at a 1 1 percent annual rate, rather than dropping U percent aa had ~n reported earlier. Th• department added that pre·tax corporate proflta durt.na the toqrth quarter of 1982 declined' at an annual nte ol o..e percent from the third quart.et". revenJn1 two atrallht quarwrs of 1aln1. Aftu tax-profltl ahowed no d\anae tn the fow1h quarter. the depertmmt l&Sd, The utlmated flr1t.qvarter GNP lfOwth ii the p-eai.t llnce r/..,7.9 percent rate wu recorded la the flnt three roont.ha of 1981, But that rapid expamion pve way by the 1wmner of ~ wont downturn since Wodd War II. Weather on rampage as spring bows in By Tbe Aaaoclated Presa Newborn spring pitched a fit today, spreading up to a foot of blowing and drifting snow acroea the upper Midwest and causing floods that forced hundreds of people to evacuate thel.r homes. Many achoobl closed, rush hour traffic was snarled, and air travel was disrupted by snow. Flood warnings were posted in many areaa of the Northeast. A 44-year-old Michigan man was killed early today in a two-car collision on a slippery highway in Watertown Township, Mich Divers ln Rhode la.land were searching for the body of a Connecticut man feared drowned Sunday while canoeing on the rain-swollen Pawtuxet River. A school bus was hit by P skiddmg car and toppled over in Hospital flap • • gets a1r1ng Competing groups trying to build a hospital in Irvine will argue for their side on teleVlSion tonight. The Irvine Village Forum will sponaor a discussion at 7:30 p.m. on Community Cablevision channel 3 between members of the Irvine Medical Center and the HealthWest Foundation. IMC officials want to build theu-hoepital on land donated by the Irvine Co. near the so-called Golden Triangle on the San Diego Freeway. HealthWest leaders are working with UC Irvine administrators to build a hosp1t.a.J on the campus This tan tropical Grand Rapid.a, MJch., ~y. ano five special education atudenta were injured. In South Florida, four people were injured today when apparent tor,nadoea awept through Okeechobee County, overturning teVeral trai1en and campers and damaging hou.es, authorities said. In Michigan. 500 to 700 people were forced to flee their homes today when winds of up to 4-0 mph off Lake Huron caused waist-deep flooding along Saginaw Bay just north of Bay Oty. an area of lakeside reeoct homes about 110 miles northwest of Detroit. Snow depths from the storm that swept into the Midwest yesterday ranged from about haH a foot in such cities as Chicago, Milwaukee. Detroit, and Fort Wayne. Ind., to more than a foot in Saginaw, Mich., where it fell aa fast as two inches an hour and was still coming down. The National Weather Service in Miami said two apparent tornadoes were reported in the Okeechobee city vicinity, but Leona Hawk, chief dispatcher for the coun ty sheriff 's department, said, uw e think there were approximately four tornadoes that hit." Although spring officially arrived at 11:39 p.m. local time yesterday, freezing rain spread from n orthern Ohio lnto northwest Pennsylvania and western New York state. Two-foot snowdrifts blocked roads in southern Michigan, where winds w ere gusting as high as 40 mph and the wind-clilll factor dipped as low as 10 degrees below zero. is our trimmer cc346n model All rhe distinctive features thar set our "346" suits apart arc here for the man who prefers the trimmer appearance offered by this darted 2-button model. The tan-colored tropical poly- ester and worsted blend is crease-resistant and a classic for Summer ... and the price reflects an excellent value. Coat and trousers. $2'45 IJTAIU .. IO tatl • • ' ... .. NATION Congress rushes to finis h Social Security, jobs bill By Tbe A1aoclaled Pre11 W ASHlNGTON 1n 1\$ l&i!'ll Wt't.'k uf work ~fol'1.' b I 0-day F..Mt.tr ~. C.Oni~ la ruah1ng to st>nd Pre9ident Rt'a&an two major pleoet of leal&laUon Socuil Security rc..•form and A m ult:lbWion-dollar emer1cnry JOl» program. The ~nate WN r.uming work thta afternoon on the $16~ blUJon Social Security resc:ut• plan with Senal.E' Mujority Leadt>r Howard H. Baker Jr., R-Ttmn., saying he hoped Cur u flruil vow IA te t.oday. Ex-EPA officia l d e fies subpoena WASHINGTON -Fired Environmental Protechon AS~ official Rita Lavelle defied a second co~onal sub- poena to testify today, and the 11ubcornmitt« that issued the subpoena moved to cite hPr for contempt of Congress. Lavelle failed to appear when her name was called by the chainnan of the House Energy and Commerce invest1gauons subcommittee "The chair will note that tht• time 1s 10 24 and that MB Lavelle LS not present." said Rep John Dingell, D-Mich., the chairman. He said the subcomm1ltE:'E' would cons1dt>r a mouon to cite her tor t'Ontempt. Military retir~es g i ven apology WASHINGTON -St!n Paul L..axalt has issued a formal apology to military retirees who were angered by remarks he made before the Nevada L<>gLSlature last month, saying that "thousands" of military retirees were makmg more money in reurement than those sull working ln a recent open letter to retirees Laxalt admitted he was wrong "Instead of thousands making more in retirement, the number 1s actually 343," he satd Train carries nuclear warheads SEATTLE -Anu-nudcar protesters say a heavily guarded freight train, believed to be carrying about 100 nuclear warheads, rolled out ol Montana today heading for the Trident submarine base in Washin~on state The train was met by Peaceful protesters in the Montana c1til'S of Great Falls and Billings yesterday as oth('r protestNs planned v1g1ls 1n Washington D eath d ecision 'up to patient' WASHINGTON After studying one of the most controversial questions confronting medicine, a prPS1denual commission says the ultimate dcds1on about life-sustaining therapy rests with the patient not doctors. hospitals or government agencies. If mentally <.'Ompe~nt . pa~ents w~nt ~ end life-sustaining therapy or forgo resusc1tauon m a CMSIS, 1t IS ethically proper for them to do so even if an earlier death could result, the President's Comm1ss1on on Ethical Problems in Medicine said today STATE 3 killed, 56 hurt in bus crash AUBURN -Two "gambler s' specials" charter buses ret urning from Reno crashed on mountainous, snow-shck Interstate 80. killing three people and injuring 56 others, authorities said. A bus bound for Marysville lost control, spun out, hit an embankment and dnfted back into the path of a Sacramento-bound bus about 8 o'clock last night, said a California Highway Patrol dLSpatcher m Truckee 76 missile protesters d etaine d VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE -Baton-carrymJit Alr Force security officers detamed at least 76 opponents of mlSSile testing today as the demonstrators stepped across the boundary line of this sprawling base. Four of the demonstrators made it across a wire boundary perimeter unnoticed until they were spotted sittmg in the mam entrance roadway. They were grabbed immediately and placed with the other protesters inside a waiting bus to be taken away for p~ing. Small dam breaks, 100 evacuate d JACUMB.A -About JOO persons were Pvacuated from their homes when a small earthen dam ruptured. sending two feet of water through the mount.am commuruty of Jacumba Authorities said about 17 residents were flooded by the dam break, which occurred yesterday unleashing about 300.000 gallons of water. There were no injuries reported. WORLD More Marines ready for Leb anon BEIRUT. Lebanon -President Reagan is ready to send additional Marines to LPbano n for peacekeeping duty 1f necessary, special Lebanese envoy Saeb Salam said today after returning from a week's talks in Washmgton. There are already 1,200 U.S. Mannes with the mulun.ational peacekeepi.ng force in Lebanon, and thPir commander, Col. James M. Mead, has reported several confrontations with Israeli troops. Japanese protest carrier visit SASEBO, JaJ>ll!l -Thousands of leftist and anti-nuclear protesters J8llU1led this harbor tod.ay to protest the arrival of the U.S aircraft carrier Enterprise. cl.ashing with riot police and tcreanung slogans through bullhorns. Two dozen boatloads of demonstrators swirled about the harbor, repelled by a phalanx of Japanese patrol craft, as the 7~.700-ton earner dropped anchor more than a mile offshore for a four-day port call 25,000 protest S pain's IVA TO ties MADRID, Spain -Police and paramilitary troops routed about 1,000 demonstrators trying to reach the U.S . Air Force bale at Torrejon as 25,000 people marched to protest Spain's en try into NATO. The protesters yesterday reached a highway about two miles from the base No injuries or arresta were reported. Reagan names EPA chief WASHI NGTON (A P) - William D. Ruckel•h1tu1 was nominated to succeed Anne McGilJ Burford as chief of the troubled Environmental Protection Agency today by President Reagan Reagan said, "He LI the nght man for the right job at the right time." Said the president: "No one t'ould bring more lmpre11ive credentials." Ruckelshaus, now a corporate official and attorney for Weyerhaeuser, the timber firm, will be making a eecond tour of EPA, which he headed under President Nixon. He 1tood beside Reagan as the president praised him "aa tough, fair and highly competent." "I f{Ueu my Immediate task is to stabilize the EPA and relnstill the dedication of the people there ... and to get on with the e normous job of protecting the environment.'' Ruckelshaus said. Reagan said the attacks on his EPA have been "unwarranted" and said, "all I ever proposed is that we be fair," not that there be a tilt to favor the business community. Said Ruckelshaus. "Il 1s our Job, my job, the Job of that agency, lO serve the public . We're gomg to do our best to interpret our mandate that Congress has given us." "My concern is the future, not the past . . . " he S&Jd. Burford resigned March 9 after half-a-doi.en congressional panels had laun c hed investigations mto EPA affairs. Ruc kelshaus , senior vice president of law and corporate affairs at Weyerhaeuser Co., a ttmber and paper products firm 1n Federal Way. Wash., near Seattle, headed the EPA from its inception in 1970 unul 1973. In advance of the off1t'ial announcement, congressional reaction to Ruckelshaus was generally favorable, but an EPA critic predicted the nomination would not end the EPA controvPrsy. "Even 1f we get a 'Mr Clean.' Ruckelshaus. coming Ill to head up the agency, 1t probably won't solve the problem." said Dr. Samuel Epstein, a Uruvers1ty of lllmolS professor. Hepatitis exposure reported LA MIRADA (AP) - Customers who ate at a La Mirada Taro Bell between March 5 and March 8 may have been exposed to hepatitis, the Los Angeles County Department of Health Services says. A food handler at the restaurant at 15322 Santa Gertrudes Ave was found to have the disease, according to a release Sunday by Dr Shirley Fannin, chief of communicable disease control programs So far no other cases have been reported Fannin advised that anyone who ate at the restaurant during the three-day period should con tact their doctor for a gamma globulin shot by March 22. The county will provide free gamma globulin shots today and tomorrow at the County's Whittier Health Center. 7643 South Painter Ave. Shot.I will be given today from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m . and tomorrow 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Gamma globulin la effective only if given in about the first two weelu after exposure to th e d i sease that causes liver infection. 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"'--~ No new1 t tOrlH 1llutHettOfl• ... llO•lel l!lelltl 01 ....o..•-· ..... ,,.., De •9P>-""'"°'"IP«* ,,.._ OI OOllYTiCIM - ,, =~~---,,_,-............. -------------~ I Orang• CoHt DAILY PILOT/Monday, Marett 21, 1813 Aa n.lr .......... "' ...... blelW Orange County fireme n ba ttle fire on roof of El T or o commercial building early today. El Toro plaza blaze fought More than 50 Orange County firefighters battled for more than a n hour today to extinguish a stubborn blaze that caused $700,000 in darna.ge to an El Toro commercial complex. A fire captain was slightly hurt m the fire and rescuers saved a small rabbtt from an adjacent Montesson school. Cause of the blaze. which destroyed a doughnut shop and a chiropractor's office, is still under investigation, according to fire Capt. Chuck Murphy. The fire broke out at about nudrught at 25435 Trabuco Road, adJ8cent to Lake Forest Drive. More than 50 firefighters, seven engine companies, three truck comparues, a paramedic urut and six pieces of special equipment were dispatched to the three-alarm fl.re. Capt. John Lane suffered a minor eye injury as a result of fighting the fire He was taken to Saddleback Community Hospital for treatment. Casa de Bambm1 Monteaor i School, adjacent to the two gutted businesses, suffered only smoke and water damage, Murphy said. TV's 'Bulletin' too special Despite warnings, vie we r s panic ke d b y te rrorist movie By ROGER GILLOIT AMOCleted ..,_ Wrltw One viewer said she was so frightened by NBC's "Special Bulletin" that she had to take tranquibi.ers. Others phoned in bomb threats or fears, and some worried that a realistic drama about nuclear weapons threats could inspire real-life terrorists. "A lot of people are scared," said telephone operator Ed Walsh at San Francisco's KRON-TV, which rere1ved 50 calls dunng the two-hour program's first 45 minutes last ~ht. "One woman called and said Why do you give all this tune to terrorists on TV'?" Both before and durmg the show. NBC broadcast numerous warnings lo v1pwers that the story was fictional. Even so thousands of worried viewers called TV stations around the country. although some objected to the d1scla1mers, saying they detracted from the drama. The movie showed a fictional TV network responding to a threat by an anu-nuclear group aboard a tugboat in the harbor at Charleston, S.C .. to detonate a bomb as powerful as the one that destroyed Hiroshima, Japan. They demand as ''ransom" that the American government disarm 964 nuclear warheads 1n the Charleston area. Charleston viewers bombarded the local affiliate, WCIV-TV, with 250 phone calls during and after the program. and others called the c1ty'i. police station Police Cpl George Volpe said many of the calls were from reporters and only "four or five" wer1? from concerned citizerLS. The Charleston station superimposed the word "fiction" on the upper left side of TV screens throughout the t.ek'<:ast That sparked some angry calls from viewers who complamed of "an eyesore " "I have got my switchboard • gomg off the hook," said the operator at KING-TV in Seattle just 20 minutes after the show began "One guy said his son was in V1rg1rua and thought his son was m trouble." But tn Grovers Mill. N J , scene of a fictional Martian invasion m Orson Welles' 1938 "War of the Worlds" radio broadcast that resulted in a paruc -police dispatcher Cynth ia Napolitano said all was qwet. Chicago TV station WMAQ, which carried the program, received two bomb threats, said station spokesman Nick Arol'\80n. A prepared statement was read to about 760 callers last night, Aronson said. and the station dropped its regular news capsules bet ween 8 p.m and 10 p.m. (CST) to avoid confusing viewers with the movte W 001an, hoy saved f roID snowstor1n LOS ANGELES (AP) -Ram and sn ow fell on Southern California overnight, forcing sheriff's rescuers to carry a woman and her child 2 1"l miles on their backs through the snow to safety, deputies said. The storm. which also produt'ed some offshore waterspouts yesterday, was to continue at least through tonight. forecasters said. Dor1?en Herrera, 24. and her son Steve. 6. of Co,vtna stopped on Highway 39 in the Cryst.al Lake area about 6 o'clock last night to play in the snow. sheriff's Deputy Dave Tellez said They walked too far from their car and became lost, he saJd A passing motorist spotted the w o man later and contacted deputies, warning them that she was not dressed wannly, Tellez aa1d Deputies found the pair 2 lfJ nules from the road ··Neither one was prepared for the mountain temperatures." Tellez said "They were completely soaked That's why the deputies decided they cou ldn't wait for any other rescue equipment to come and they carried them out on their backs." Deputy Jack Lassiter. 35, earned the boy and Deputy Walter Phillips, 32. carried the woman, to their patrol car and drove them to Foothill Presbyterian Hospital whe re they were treated for exposure to cold and released 1n good condition, he said. The boy was sent home to his grandmother, but Herrera was booked for investigation of child endangering at the S an Dimas station, he SB.Jd. OUT Q:i'-U'l Uz. a.Jt..cbJr comtxlntOn our euczdq_ lombskm ~ 1'3 Lonntl.d from t.hz. n~ m.w 7.IZJ!jlBnd pzlt..s one! ~ without puz. r ~n. and mal kw yz.t, sl.c~ end duroblcz., 1ropz.ccobly t...e1lonz.d 1n5tda. end out with wool krntWd cu.~, wa~bond end ~idlz. p:x::ket. ~ th\f1lc. our rut door )8cl<tit mey vtry v.el l bz. 'JOVf' flNoT'tltl. ~cM.t eva\\obki m netufal chelnOI!>,~ ,grey erom &UAZ.dcz. OUldcot-JOCl<rit @)[g:,~@)~~ ff Fiitltlon ~ • NNjiiwf S.-lt • 1U/'44·!llT10 1001 ~ Bluel,· \4.fttwood '-''IOflW' • 113/IOB"3r/3 Mount St. Helens shoots plume of steam and ash into the sky abo-ve Washington. Scientists say another eruption is possible. St. Helens building eruption? V ANOOUVER, Wuh. (AP) - Mount St. Helena wu tremblina with email earthquakH H It be1an 1\1 third 1prln1t1me of activity and conUnuee to build toward another mild eruption, lclent.l.tta .. y. The volcano flrat 1tirred to life ln th1a century almolt \hree yNn AIO· Ita May 18, 1980t blut left H people dead or rniaena and eent aloft an uh cloud ~t circled the alobe. The mountain cont.inuee to be unpredictable but, for now, 11Cient.l.tta IAY It haa eettled lnto a pattern of •team bur•h, earthquakes, rockfall•, 1now melta and mlld ft'Uptiona llmlted moatly to the lnaide of the crater. On March 6, •clentht• predicted another mild eruption by next weekend. Offlciall with the U.S. Geological Survey and University of Wuhlngton geophy•lc• laboratory ••Id yesterday that the eruption alert remaina ln effect. It would add new growth to the 700-foot lava dome lnaide the crater, 8dentists said. The last eplaode when molten rock wu pushed to the surface began Feb. 7 and continued through the end of the month. 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And Y'(M(Jl want to see the rel) !OlllFORI SAUJ<I DANIK ROGAS~ llNOX MIKASA I WALLACE TOWLE GORHAM ONll ... Nuclear war talks planned Ora Cout DAILY PILOT/Mondi • M11oh 21, 1983 LECTRONIC MUSCLE I STIMULATION Most lnexpe11slve In Orange Countyl Al Conaecutlve lecture• on the hlltory of atomic weapona and current U .9 . policy on nuclear war will be preeented Saturday IDOC'n1n8 at UC Irvine. -------------------COUPON ------------------1 ONI VISIT 1 ~paua Pro8ranw will offer four types of atudy thll awnmer at UC !rvtne for YOW'\C atudenta who enjoy new ~. The non-profit orpnjzat.lon will apoNOr theee coune.: Summer Schol.an for ftth and 12th graders, Peguua Project for Academically Talented; for 8e'Vellth through 10th aradera; Mualcal Theater Worklbop tor filth through 12th gradet1 and Project Explore for alxth through ninth araden. Information about the pl'Ol1'anw ma rePtrat.lon can be obtained by calllna the Pepaua f>roerama office at UC Irvine at 833-5518. Hiltcrtan Martin Sherwin will talk on "The Le1acy of the Atomlc Bomb: From Rooeevelt to Reqan," at 9:46 a.m. ln the UCI Fine Arta Vlllage. Loa Anaele. Tlmea re porter Robert Sheer will follow with a talk on the admlnl1tratton'1 pollclea on nuclear war. He la author of the current best .eller "With Enouah Shoveb: Reagan, Buah & Nuclear War." 95 Correcting the lhape Md contour of tM body ~ lm9fO'Mg $ mu9* tone. 0pumum·1pueiwmwcte•Ul'Cleer1e.,.. .itemativ. Re-Jarly 25 to long, twd monotonoue uwctM Md coetly commercl81 heelth 5UI taclllt.... Free T~ Session •Newport Beech attorney Victoria Avey haa been elected president of weCan Women Network, a professional women's group. The two lecturea are part of the alxth Irvine Sem inar on Social History and Theory, an all-day seminar expected to attrac t 300 h latorlana from around the country. Ott.r End• 3-19--33 With T,,,1 ~oupon L-----------------------------------------~ Avey 1ucceed1 Mimi Oraat, founder of weCan and president for five yean. 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The county has been handing out lifeguard subsidy money since 1945, but this will be the first time th e amounts will be based on act ual salary costs rather than estimates of needed funding. This year's subsidy has been set aside from the county's Harbors, Beaches and Parks District funds, pending a court decision on the legality of using money from the Dana Point Tidelands Fund. This practice has been challenged by the state, which contends that money should be apent only in Dana Point and not in other coast.al areu. Supe rvisor Clark, who represents an Inland diatrlct, que stioned the need for the lifeguard subsidy, contending coastal cities profit from additional bed tax and sales tax revenue during the summer months. Give n the fact that the vast majority of summer beachgoers are day visitors from inland areas, this is rather a specious claim. These visitors pay no bed tax and many bring their own picnic lunches to the beach and do little or no shopping during their visit. But the cities still must train and maintain an adequate guard force to guarantee their safety. The responsibility of the county as a whole to help pay that cost is quite clear. Indeed much of the growth of inland areas has been based on reasonable proximity to Orange County's many beautiful beaches. The new agreement, which will be in effect for five years, eliminates the need for annual renegotiation of lif e guard subsidies. While it does not take into account the cost of physical plant, v e hicles and lifesaving equipment, its percent.age formula seems adequately fair Stop the gravy train A long overdue measure that would put the brakes on double and triple dipping into retirement benefits by public officials has been introduced in Sacramento by Orange County's n e w senator, John Seymour, R-Anaheim. His SB 677 would keep public officials retiring aft.er Jan. 1, 1984 from drawing from more than one pension plan or retirement system. Seymour also would like to see the legislation made retroactive, so that officials now drawing more than one p e nsion wou Id be required to choose one and drop the rest. The latte r change, whic h would remove something already promised, probably would be difficult. But it most certainly is not out o f order to insist that future retirees select just one of the pensions they may be entitled to from a variety of public sector jobs and that they draw on it only when they do indeed retire. This has long b een the practice in many countries. Indeed, our multiple pension system, with some benefits available after only a relatively brief period of service, i5 unheard of in most of the world. The "pension gravy train" is filled with examples that stir the wrath of private citizens who are lucky if they can collect a single pension after 20 years or so on the job. U.S . Sen. Alan Cranston, for one, is drawing $52,000 a year Ill retirement benefits for a mere eight years as California's state controller, along with his $60.660 federal salary. St.ate pensions can double and triple the amount originally paid the officeholder thanks to the infamous escalator clause that keeps benefits abreast of current • pay plus increases for inflation This girruruck gave fonner Gov Pat Brown a pension of $52,500 while son Jerry was collecting $49,100 as governor. State Supreme Court Jwtice Stanley Mosk draws a pension of $47 ,340 a year for serving as attorney general from 1959 to 1964 while collecting a salary of $77 ,225 for his judicial duties. And the champion multiple pension collector, former Attorney Gene ral Eve lle Younger, has managed to garner re tirement benefits from no fewer than four different public offices. One has to agree w i th Seymour's charge that the stat.e's pension plans are "totally unreasonable." The steps that n eed to be taken to achieve reason are fairly a pparent Limit officials to one public service pension m addition to Social Security, and only one. Make that pension payable only when retirement follows a reasonable period of service, not as little as eight yea.rs or even less, as happens in California. This would eliminate the lure of hopping from one public service position to another. enrolling in pension plans along the way -and keeping all of them. There is little doubt that most citizens would vote m favor of SB 677 if they had the chance. Of course they do not. And those who will vote on it are the very ones who w ould st.and to be kicked off the pension gravy train should the bill pass. We generally d o not favor legislation by initiative, but sometimes that is the only way for citizens to get control of a situation that has not been addressed by their elected representatives. This may be one such case. Opinions expressed 1n the spate above are those of the Dally Pilot. Oth" views ex pressed on this page are those of their authors and artis ts Reader tomment is inv1t ed. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O 8011 1560, Costa Mesa CA 92626 Phone (71 4) ~2·021 . L.M. Boyd/ Fashion trick Why yellow clothing tends to make women appear slightly larger I do not know, but the faahion authorities claim auch ·to be the case. Green coetumes, however, suppoeedly make them look smaller. "Fertility of the human female," report• a medical researcher, "la hJahett when the room temperature la approximately 64 degree. F." Generattona 8'0• a dime wu called •hot.~ •pend.in8 of an entire dime ln one place gave ua the e>rpre98ion "to go the whole tq." Q . h lt true that the public pharmacy ln Vadc.an City aeUt birth ~pllls? A . Quite true. But only to ORANGE COAST llilJPil~t no n-Catholic married women who work in Vatican City. Q . Can you explain why school teachers rarely get bursitis? A. Blackboard work People who routinely ral9e thelr handa over their heada l:n their jobs leelTl less inclined to auffer that ailment. Carpen ters, paint.en, e let1r1cl.ana, ao on. Q . How long dld the typlcal rnarrlaie lut a century ago" A. Only 12 years. Death of o ne partner or the other lowered thlt atatlaUc ~y. Q. What does the Queen of Ena1and do when ahe ~ h<>Wll"hold hilp at Buddnaham Palace? A. Putt an ad ln the pepc!r. --=----:;. - First-strike fever shocks WAS HINGTON -The Air F orce doesn't want its missile officers worrying -and maybe thinking twice -about laun ching a nuclear first strike or raining warheads down on civilians Lt Steven G1 Uord found thlS out the hard way. Gifford is a five-year veteran with top-secret clearance and 1s a firm believer m a strong national defense As a nuclear missile mechanic at Nor th Dakota's Grand Forks Air Force Base, he had no qualms about working on Minuteman missiles. IT WAS ONLY when he was assigned to nuss1le training clas.s and was taught how lD fire the deadly weapons that he began to have doubts It was what his instructors taught him that bothered Gifford, a Monnon who once considered ~oming a military chaplain Gifford was shocked by the various missile targetmg plans They included first-strike attacks, with which the Unit.eel States would initiate a nuclear war. They also included what the Air Force called "flexibility targeting," a euphemism for attacks on large civilian populauon centers Gifford told my report.er Jock Hatfield that one instructor told him firing missiles should be a "Pavlovian reaction" regardless of the target ... You should salivate at the very thought of turning the misaile ignition key," the instructor said Gifford was disturbed by the farst- strike "targeting optaon"-which the Au Force oU.cially denies exists. He also felt the "flexibility targeting" was outlawed by the International Laws of Armed G. -Jl-Cl-IN_D_IRS_O_N -~ Conflic t, which bar attacks on non · military targets. At the end of the second week of classes, G1ffortl was asked if he had any personal reservations about firing a missile. He replied that he wouldn't push the button without thanking about ll first '"I'm not a robot," he said. The Air Force's reaction was to send Gifford to a psychiatnst and detail ham to the base golf course. where he re trieved balls for the brass hats Then, ma touch'worthy of the KGB. the Air Force accused Gifford of fraud and gave ham a general discharge O fficers testify ing al his discharge hearing said they couldn't believe Gifford really bought the Air Force slogan: "Peace is our profession." One colonel pointed out that first-strike plans "are published m all the papers and everything " So, with truly weird logic, the board of offic:ers reasoned that Gifford must have .)Oined the missile class intending to drop out Therefore, he was guilty of fraud. he ctidn't deserve an honorable discharge. The base chaplain and the psychLatnst who interviewed Gifford testified in his defense His only problem, they said, was an acuve ronac1ence TO THE MACHO Air Force brass, that's a fatal fla w They take the S hakespearea n view that "conscience does make cowards of us all" -and they don't want any Hamlets in the missile control rooms. Gafford is appealing his general discharge. which can bar hun from civil service employment and consu tutes a sugma he feels is undeserved. He has no .)Ob prospects and no means of supporting, his wife and three children. But he says he so d oesn 't regret having followed his conscience "To totally trust SOfTlt' 0H1cer who doodes it's time to beat the Russ.ians to a nuclear a ttack I couldn't do it." he said. l I We don't need this • representation Whether you know ll or not. you were represented in Argentma ttus month by a rude young ,erk named John McEnroe McEnroe was part of our three-man Davis Cup team. Not only did McEnroe continue with his outstanding display of poor sportsmanship while he was there representing America, but he almost single-handedly lost the fLTSl round for us and eliminated the United States from the competition One thing a poor sportsman can't do 1f he's a public figure is lose. There have been dirty, unsportsmanlike football players. boxers and lots of baseball people as ignorant of sportsmanship as Yank~ manager Btl ly Martin. but the public usually excu~ their behavior when they win. ''LISTEN, you got to hand at to the guy" is the phrase we use WeU. I don"t have lo hand it to anyone who's a poor sport, a nd I don't plan to hand it to John McEnroe. l never handed it to him when he won and I'm not going to hand him anything for disgracing his rountry IJl Argentina by losing his last match in three unsportsmanlike aeta. Arthur Ashe is the non -p laying captain of our Davis Cup team and he's one of the true gentlemen of sports If there were a Hall of Fame of good sportsmen, he'd be a chart.er me mber. I have a little note I'd like to get delivered to Arthur when h e r«-turns from Argenuna: Dear Arthur: I adm.ire you a great deal, both a.s a tennis champion and as a human being You're my idea of a sports hero. but there's something I want to tell you since you're l'aptain of the US. Davis Cup team I don't want Joh n McEnroe representing me anywhere. anytime m the future Let him go around the world I~'' -IND-Y -ROO-Nl-Y -~ making money and calling hunself an Amencan, but please don't give him any off1c1al status again Amencans have a hard enough ti me being liked as It IS You must know some real nice young tennis players that you'd be proud to have on our team and who wouldn't have lost any wors.e to Guillenno Vilas and Joee-Luls Clerc than McF.nroe did. Next time you put a team together, get 90me of those nice young guys who play decent tennis who won't embarrass us in the eyes of the world. Just don't take John McEnroe. By the way, Arthur, that goes for Jimmy Connors, too. Sincerely, Andy Rooney In add1Uon to McEnroe. America has another great unsportsman about to re present us an the O lympics Bobby Knight. coach of the University of lnd1irna basketball team, has been chOSE:n coach of the 1984 U.S Olympics basketball team It was Knight who m 1979 behaved so badly at the Pan Amt-ncan Games an Puerto Rico that he was arrested by local authorities. You can bet that he'll make an idiot of himself up and down the s idelines dunng every Olympic basketball game loo losing America friends at every whistle • Unsportsmanlike conduct was never as widespread as al as today, and I think the winning-is-everything coaches are at least partly responsible They are pressured into 1t by the winning-is- everythmg fathers WINNING in a game simply 1s not everything. I love the moment in tennis when a good loser goes to the net and shakes hands with a good WlJU\er. He didn't want to lose but it was a game It was fun and it's over I like to see a 260-pou nd lineman who has just knocked a 195-pound running back on h is tail with a vicious tack.le reach out his hand and give him a lift to his feet. Not all coaches like that, but I like it. I like any display of friendliness between sporta opponents When I read that John McF.nroe had' been badly beat.en m Davis Cup pt..Y by two Argentinians. I was delighted. They say he cned when he lost, but tears att unrelated to sportsmanship. I wu for- Britam m the Falklands War but now against McEnroe 1'11\ for Argentina. Loss of job can hurt men more than women The wounds Incurred fro m the widespread jobleaneu of the last year or two are deeper than merely economic or aocial brui.aes, for they go right to the heart or the human 11\uetlon, and threaten a draatic elteratlon In the traditional balance between the sexes. A man without a Job -and there will b e mllllona who will become IYlllY 111111 l "atruc:&urally" u.nemploytd ln tho near future -la• ma.n withOut a funct.lon or a purJ>C*. Men define thc:m1elvos by what they d~ lgnorlna what they an, or Whal \hay ate not. Women, ttuw1h Ion, hablt, adtlpt themHlYH better than men do to cNnllnl CICllMlldon& In thlla --· ~ are.~ 1Uperlor 1o men, beca\M ~ fMMt ~ ·llO bt man flnlbte rw.r w oen~ ln which they wwre toteild '° ...ime a .u~ po1UJon, !foiti, ..... t'Ml'\fl tram • prt.maril1. tnduttrlal to a lar1•l1 '1Hrvlce ' economy, more and more women are entering the . work force, and men are facing a new kind of competition -not merely from electron.le devices but aha from the feminine labor pool that U1 fast flood.lns the market. Women can now flU d0%enl of funcUonJ that formerly only men were comldered tor: and often with le.a •train and llftter dependibllity. 1 remember b4ting at a dinner party o duz.en or more y an -a<> with a lady PIYChONW)'tt, who ICCUrat.ely prediclt!d the11e onn&ahtna trench ln modem urban eodet,y. "Woman'll liberation," ahe uJd, "wlll ~ aood for h r, but It wtll c.reaw havoc amons the men it time9 ge\ bed.'' TIMES HA VE Sot bed, a.nd may not got any bet~r in W'ml of the pennan.ent dllpUicement of men by macbfnea and by thtir fem1nlne counterparta. WhU the lt'onomic CONeq\AenC'el are problematic, the had no doubt that th.la would have hffvily depraat"f effec:U upon men'• •U..w.m. and am forced to..,... Wtth Ml' esumate. A woman .. neYH withoUt • "job." In ont _ w•1 or ano&her. Ir 1h 1 I• not plO)'eCI rormau.y, ab4t hll many other otc .. Hry .functlon1 &o 1>4trform, In houMwork and cookln1, In rHrlna ' children a nd cementing the 10C1al life in her family •nd neighborhood. Women also have a "support system" in the kind of friends men do not have in our form of society. Men may or may not be alienated from their joba, but they are aurely alienated without a job -aa muc:" emotionally as flnanctally. Thelr whole raitJOCJ d'e r.re rollaJ*!9 in the face of an empty day with no pl.-ce to ao to and nothing productive to d o I . 'I Delly P'tlot l'Mto by htt1cll O'OoftMll Ly T ran a n d Ni One Tran rind new life eigh t years alter lea"ing Cambodia. A new life 'I almost g a ve up ; we all almost died' By WRENZO BENET o<111eo.-,Nota..,, Nearly eight years after fleeing Commurust-controlled Cambodia, Ly Tran has found a new life as a Cooita Mesa resident, de1ennined to leave behmd a past filled with hunger, oppression and the death of loved ones. At the moment, the 36-year-old mother of three speaks little English and is unemployed, though one day she hopes to get a job sewing for a clothing firm For now, she and her family subsist on welfare benefits. When Tran was aaked 1f she was happy with ber new life in Orange County, she muled eastly and her dark eyes seemed to beam. "I think so," she said shyly. "Here my children have the opportunity for advancement and education." During an interview In the comfort of the Sonora Elementary School Library, she talked of her 9,000-mile. seven-year journey to freedom and of how her Carruly went through the fields and jungles of Cambodia (renamed Kampuchea) to the streets of Saigon (now Ho Chi Minh city) and then by boat across the South China Sea to a refugee camp in the Philippines. They finally arrived in c.o.ta Mesa last August. • • • On April 17, 1975, Khmer Rouge soldiers (Cambodian Conununists) ordered Tran, her husband and their two daughters to leave their Phnom Penh home unmediately. "They told us Americans were going to bomb the city, and we could return In three days they lied," she said. The Trans, and thousands of others. then were marched at gunpoint into the countryside, where they were fon:ed to perform heavy labor In the fields "We ate by stealing food from empty houses." she said. "The c.ommunists killed you if they caught you." Hund.reds of Cambodians died of malnutrition and many more were murdered by soldiers She and her family escaped the holocaust by walking to the Vietnamese border Sadly. Tran's husband died during the journey "He was very sick because the C.Ommunists worked him llO hard. and he had no U'Qtment," Tran said, a melancholic look falling over her face. She added that her husband often refused food 110 she and their children could eat. "I almmt gave up, we all almost died." she said. Tran, who was five months pregnant with her third child when they reached the border, lived In Vietnam with her daughters for six years. Eventually. she saved up $2,600 to pay a ahip owner to help them escape. A little more than a year ago, Tran and her children left Sa1pl ln a small flahing boat bound for the coastal town of V~u. -.'We were taken to a beach and put on a 15-meter boat with 98 ~ pople. We floated for three days." Tran said. Flnally, an American veuel picked them up and carried them to a refugee camp in the Philippi.nee. Several months later, United Nations relief workers found aomeone In Coa1a Mesa who would spomor Tran and her daughters. They flew to America lut aunmer. "I feel thankful to the American people for having me and my family," Ttan said. Refugee workshop ~understanding the Indochin ese' I . O,.ngw CoU1 DAILY _.ILOT/Monday, M8f'Ch 21, 1113 ~f Little Dian Bicxnga was one of the youngest boat people to leave Vietqam. She made the journey from Saigon to Bido ng Island an a 59-lool boat with a leak in it. Refugees drawn to county Southeast A sian refugees influx co ntinues By LORENZO BENET o<ltle 0.-, ,.,. ..... For years, Orange County has been considered a mecca for Amer icans migrating west in aear c h o f a n e w life or Californians moving sou th to escape the smoggy. over-crowded environment of Los Angeles. But slnce 1975, the county has become a new pomeland for an ettimated 67 ,000 Southeast Asian refu gees who fled countr ies ravaged by war and political oppreaion. The largest group is Vietnamese (nearly 80 percent), while Laotians (14 percent) and Cambodians (6 percent) make up the balance of the population, accord ing to a 1982 s t a t e Department of F.ducation survey. l'.>uring 1982, 2,682 refugees arrived in Orange County, SIUd Beverly Hunter-Curtis. a county refugee ooordmator A little more than half of the recent arrivals have been male. while the average age has been 20, omcials say. Presently, an estimated one-third to one-half of the total county refugee population is under 18, according to statistical studies by the immigrant and Refugee Planning Center in O r ange. An est imated 2, 100 refugee children are attending schools I n Costa M esa , Huntington Beach, Fou ntain Valley and Irvine, school district offici.ala say. School systems have added special E ng lis h classes and Southeast Asian teach ing aides to help refugee youngsters Cit in. "The levels of inter mixing depend on the personalities of the students," said Diana H ensley, a teacher at Costa M esa's Sonora E l emen tary SChool, where nearly one-third of th e 4 32 st u dents are Vietname9e. "At first, there w ere some problems between the Vietn amese and Spanish children , but now I see more intermingling." An estimated 21 percent of the county refugee population lives along the Orange Coast. with the bulk -11,050 -residing in Costa Mesa and Huntington Beach, according to a 1982 county census survey (see chart). I n contrast, only an estimated 100 refueees live m Newport Beach and Laguna Beach. "It's strictl y econ omics," explai n ed Dorothy Br ylsk 1, di r ect or of t h e Cath olic Immigration and Resettlement Agency In Santa Ana. "Like most people. they simply cannot afford to live in Newport or Lagwi.a." S izable numbers of refugees live in the ne ighborhoods around Oak.land and Queen streets in Huntington Beach, while a large population of Vietnamese lives in apartments along Mission Drive in C.OSta Mesa, said Thu Tran. a resettlement coordinator at the Refugee J ob Center in Santa Ana. The Son o r a Elementary School, located a few blocks from M ission Drive, sits an a neighborhood that was "solJdly rnicfdle class a few years ago." Hensley said. "More and more refugees are moving in. while the w hite population seems to be moving east to places lake Riverside, where the housing lB cheaper." Rents in this area range from $450 a month for a two bedroom to $575 a month for a th ree bedroom, Tran said. To make ends meet, two or three refugee families will share an apartment. "In Vietnam. two or three generations of a !amily may live together, but never two different families.," Tran said. "Over here we have to do it because we can't afford the rent." Each family will occupy a bedroom, sleeping on single beds or mats, Tran saicf. The apartments are usually lightly fumlshed -a couch, tome chain and a table. Some homes have no furniture at all. "I recently villited a father and his fou r childre n at their apartment o n M l.aslon Drive," Tran said. ''They're sharing it with another couple. They came here w it h n o thi n g, 10 the after they sign the lease, Refugees arrive: 1975 to 1982 REfUGEE POPULATIONS Of CITIEI IN OlllANQE COUNTY Preltm•n!ly E111-of ToUI end lndoch•MM ,_.lahont of colMt '" Or.,,.. Cou"ty fOf 1.1.a2 ISour .. Ref-F0<umof Or-Cou"ty· Population end C.Mu• CcNl'lflUftN u"l)Vbft1fted cnu 9l'ld CaltfOfni• Stat• o.p.ttment of F.-Controlled P09Ulellon Elllm•l••I City_ ,. .......... Bru S...na Pert. Cotu MeM Cv-• Fountain Velley Futt.rton ~Gro.t Huntintton Bead\ 1...i .. U.-BMdt l.a H*• ... , ...... lot Alamnot N--'8eact\ o ...... "-oa a..ci.m.nu Sen J .. an C..1trano s.nu Ana ........ SuntOfl TIOttM Vtllt Perti. WH .... lnat•• Yorbe Lu..Sa Un•ncotPo<•Wd Coun To'81: apartment 1B empty, except for beds and a table." The Refugee Job Center and churches often donate furniture and clothing to refugee families, Tran &a.id. Other items, such as cook i n g utensils, can be purchased at local swap meets At th e Voltaire apartment complex in Santa Ana, 25 percent of the 562 units are occupied by refugees, &a.id assistant manager Ruby He ndricks. Monthly rent for a two-bedroom apartment IS $410. Our rules say no more than two people per bedroom, but Total lndoctu,,... lle,6411 4,476 2 °'" JO.Ht n; o.a 63,171 1,125 1.n ll.153 4.176 fi.n. Jt.IMI JOO on &4.744 1.500 27' 10:1.412 2.725 2.n 1H,1111 t ,400 7.R 174.147 1,175 111,., 111.131 1450 2 1, 11.otO 25 01, 4',2U Z!>O OS' H>.340 75 0 5,.; 11.560 160 1 3'"4 M,tl9 76 0 1'l .... ,, 2,960 3 ,,., 31.1111 775 2 1,.; 27947 200 07' 20294 126 on 215,060 11,..00 7,..., 21.068 60 oa 25,0:19 1 400 fin 31.223 925 2 .,., 7.oe& :ZS 03'"4 71,241 1.950 '"' )0,312 100 on 272.SA7 4,..00 1"" 1,99:1,131 -17,000 3.4,., aomeumes they'll move In up to 11 people," Hendricka said. "We can't enforce the rules because it's hard to keep track of the number living there," sh e went on. "Sometimes they say the others are just visiting." Tran said many land.lords don't car e about or don't know the number of people living in the apartments. At the same time, she said, tome refugeee may lie about how many they plan to move in. "I'll tell you on e thing," Hendricka said. ''They do pay their rent on time." Refugee residue • • They \/Vait By JORN LAIRD Anu .. tall l'r.-Witter BANG KOK, Thaila nd - T h e y h ave been calle d t he "refugee re1ldue," -the unwanted lndochine9e left over from the more than half a million who fled to ThaUand Ii.nee the communilt• took over their homeland.I in 197~. The 1eo,ooo Cambodian•, LaoUana and VtetnamHe wait puatve ly behind barbed wire enclosure., hoP.na that We.tern countrlea wilf reconaldu their plea for reeett.lement. Many of them have spent two. three oc men yean ln the United Nadona-umted refuaee eampe here with no other future ln qbt. 11W.land lntlltl they must ~eventually. The United Btatee and other Wettem countrta have llCCtpted reepanatbWty ln reeettllna many of t)Je more than 1 million refuaeea who have fled lndodi1na a1nce 1970. Olobal !'-.-.Ion and attJci.r bi...-pmation of who ii a~ n 11en 11 two of UMt ,_... lor a ~rp drop ~ ..... u lemen' tralli ~ 1Mt ~· ~ CMe b1ltar1el campUad bere by the Unlted StatH ~·Offtctatw1C11DeMM9of uw· PJAlht o1 the rejlct.ed: I -Chanty Tblppavona. 3&, w ork ed 11 a clerk for the Mlnlltry of J\lltke ln Vientiane, the capital of Laci, f« "* yet.I'll before the eommunJN came to power ln H?G. Af~r that ht worked • a comlriuna1 farmer with bJ.t family fOf' \hr. ,..... ~for. he WU l.l'Na1ed ln 1978. Ht uld h• wu 1tnt t o "temina~•" In two detention campa but eecaped to Thailand after two y.-n And four monttw. Lut Dic.wobW hi Wll ~ .....ulernmt ln the Un.t&ed Stat.et bec1u1e be dld not meet tht deftnlUon ol a refupe. -Luu Ven~. now 2-4, and hil funLly wen tent to ont of Vietnam'• new tcOnom.k wan. after the Vlet Con1-North VletnamtH victory In 19'16 bec1u1t hl1 brother wu 1 .ergeant in the defeated Saigon army. One day h e stru c k a n d knocked unconacious an offldal w ho h e said was ph ysically a bualn.g h ia mother and sister. Rana. then 16, got six montha in au. 1ollowed by three years in a r.;;_educatlon" camp. He WU drafted into Vietnam'• army and aent to Cambodia in A\.ll'Ult 1980. Four months later h e d eeer ted a nd escaped to Thailand. Rana has b e en denied reae ttle m ent becauee of hit convtctlon for 1ttackln1 the ecoclOl1lic zone oftidal. -Soeun Chhoeun, SG, WU a Cambodian houeewlfe whose hu.~nd wu executed by \he t'OmmunJat Khmer Roup repne In ie11 for betn1 a mllltery officer ln Cambodia'• previoua, pro·WHt re1lme. She and IW'Vl'ltl.nl memben of her family w•te forced Into h1rd labor becau1e of the mllttary ~' She fHrtd beln1 aent for "r•·•duca\lon" end beln1 Mpatat.ed ban ber IOft. 'J1-two n.ct to 1b&dand arid baw beirn In a refu ... camp for thrM 1*ilrt.. foW' montba. She w11 denl•d U .S . r..ettlelMft.t far not metUnal ..... definition of a refugee, and like the other cases has been pllllted over by other recipient oountriea. According to U.S . officlah h ere, the U.S. Refugee Act of 1980 followed United Na tlom guidelines in definlng a refu&ee: a per90tl holdlnl a w ell-founaed fear of belns pereecuted for reason • o f race, relts l on, n ationality, me mberehlp of a parUcular todal l'l'OUP or political optnton . But one oftlclal aid of.ticen of the U .S . Immlaratton and .Naturalisation S e rvice tn 'nW1and were invariably ltl1c:t· er In \heir lnterpretaUona. The .ervke had approval ra• ot ._ than 70 percent few nilltU.--.t from Thailand wblle the ra• fer otMt SoutheMt Mlan countrila Wll around 80·J*'09Dt, he iald. The Unlied Sta• ii the IMP' reclpent of lndodUne9e ~ end of the 88,090 departurtle from Thailand ln 1081, it toOk tn 10,188, accord1QC to the U.N. Wlh~tor Ref~ J'rance took ?,6H , AuatraUa s,a• lftd c.aMda 2,aoe.,,,.. IOlal number Of ~ bow••· resn-nt.ed a abarp drop trim tt. ioa.111 of a•L AtW Thal.land pro ........ dr61»ID thf n• of .,..._to lOW-.n CCM\trW Ind~ I I ' -~ Orange Coatt OAILV PILOT/Monday, M•tOh 21, 1813 ines that work • -sometimes' JOUI HIAl1H .,,,,,,, By PHIL INTERLANOI of Leguoa8each 1 ,D&AR ANN LANDERS: A while bllck you wruw a column about the tm. iuys atv prla when \bey want to brHk down their ,.,,.tanot. l t mad4I a ~ lmprelllon becal.* flve of ~ Unee had !tl'Mdonme. I haw a ~ •ter who needa to .. th.at wnn. 1 w1ah t had •ved lt. Pleue nan U a,tin. - MOLLY IN N'J:W BRUNSWICK DEAR MOLLY: ftat col.a111 wa1 th rneU of my aMtu .._ ... ,.11r11 to teU me dae llDet lbat Wltn .,_. oa &Mm. "l Neetved more tlau U ,000 ~ Ben tt la -t.U.01 for ukiDS: Sharan, Pa.: "What are you alrald of? Don't be • baby. It'• put of arowilll up." LoWsvtlle, Ky.: "lf you really loved me, you wt>uld. 11\at'a the way people expreaa thelr true ,.Uno. lt'a been aolng on aince the world began.'' lfonolulu: "It'• very painful for a guy to be ln t}lll ocmdltion and not get relief. You got me all h .. ted up. U you're any kind of woman you'll take care of me." M.anhalltown, Iowa: "lt will be good for your ccmplmdon. You should have 11een mine before I did it. Honest. lt'a better than any medicine." Carbondale, lll.: "You're lhe most exciting chick I've ever met ln my whole life. I have never wtmted anybody the way 1 want you." POT SHOTS BY ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT O NE OF THE Fl.JNNIEST THINGS Ae>OUT PEOPLE I S HOW THEY DIFFER IN WHAT THEY T~HNK IS FUNNY. Early Bird Dinner Specials BEEF RIB DINNER ss.95 Includes Soup or S alad Baked Potato & Corn on Cob also Pacific Retl Saapper s7 .95 Priae Rilt S7.95 DAILY 9 It 7 .... IUI . . .. . .... At N-M: a showing ~ and sale of exceptionally priced, handmade Oriental carpets now through April 1. r,,tA!!!!!!!!!!~0~.¢)(~)111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ Each one an angina/. Each a trtbute to the craftsmanship of artisans m Pakistan, Kashmir, India, Iran and Rumania. We mvtte you to see the collectlon and en1oy a bnef walkmg lecture relatmg to the mterestmg qualities and history of 0flental Rugs. The collection includes Sfzes from a 4x6-ft. Bouhkara carpet. 405.00 to a 40-year-old Henz Persfan rug, 12,335. 00. Another unusual collection at N-M m the Galleries. , ~ WIDllS Fort Lauderdale, Fla.. ''Lile la ao uncertatn. Who knowa whether you will be alive tomorrow? It would be awful If you dlC!d In an accident without experiencing the ~atal thrill of all." Mexico City: 'You're awfully uptight. Sex is a great tension-breaker. It w111 make you feel relaxed." Gatlneau, Quebec: "I wanl to marry you aomeday and we 1hould find out 1f we are aexually compatible." Rochester, N.Y.: "I've heard rumors you're 'leuie.' If you aren't, prove 1t." Naaau, The Batuunas: "I promise we won't go all the way unless you want to. l'll atop whenever you uy." Harnabur,, Pa.: "You have nothing to worry about. I'm atenle." DA. PETER J , STEINCROHN DEAR DR. STEINCROHN: A friend and I th~ aamo eye 1peda1l•t. The other day we buth wc:nt for OW' yearly checkup. To our aurprilt!, we leorood that we have cataract.I. The doctor wanua to ICC my friend within a month to check on hla eye AJ tor me, I don't have to return unUJ m·xt year. He aaya mine la a alow-arowlns cataract that may never need operation. But my friend I.a u tW'l' candidate for 1urgery. Wtth 10 patient. waiting in hi.a outer office, we didn't want to takt• up hia tlmt> to explain. Wtll you tell ua wh'/ one may nl'ed operation while the other doesn't. MH. F. DEAR MR. F.: When, how and why to operate on one patient and not the other would take a bookful of explanation• The rub la thal each patient'• requirement.a differ It all dependa upon the patient'• age, the type of work he does, and the type of cataract ltAielf. -------~~· "Pulllnl an 1wful lot ol 1treu on t.hoM cabl•, artn'l youT" Toronto, Canada: "I know you want it aa much as I do, but you're afra.ad of your reputation. I swear I will never tell anybody. It will be our secret." Many aak, what la a cat.a.ract? lt'lfhoL, as some believe, an abnormality out.Ide t~e eye that interferes with vtaion. It's inalde the eye In the lena. This becomes clouded or opaque. Light can't pus throush properly to reach the retina (in back of the eye). Images become blurred and distorted. Normal The tradiuonal method la the lntracas-ular type of Shrewsbury. N.J.: "It Isn't sex I'm after. l"m really in love with you. If you get pregnant, I'll marry you." vision is decreased. When to operate? Depends upon operation. each patient. For example, thoee who do precile In addiuon to the operation. there'• another work -like an editor, for example, may need choice lo make: spectacles, contact lenses or Durham, N C .: "You have the body of a woman. Mother Nature meant for you to have sex. You're ready for it." surgery earlier. intraocular lenses. There are pros and cons. Somet.imee 1t may take years before a cat.a.ract Spectacles have thick lenaes and magnify and oft.en really interferes with vision. There are two main distort the images. Some long-term hard or aoft types of operation: intracapsular extraction (In lenses may be worn conunually for 2 to 6 months. which the cat.a.ract and ita capsule membrane are Soft lenses can be worn longer. Use o f the I aJ10 received tome letters from boy1. Here are the liDe1 tbe girl• uaed: removed completely) and ext.racapsular extraction intraocular le n s leaaen s dis tortion and (in which only the c.at.a.ract contents are remo_v...,.ed ___ ). __ magni_....._f.l_c.ati_o_n_. --------==----Garden City, L.l.: "I've been seeing a psychiatrist. He says I'm too inhibited. He has adv\aed me to have sex." Greenwich, Conn.: "l have terrible monthly cramps. The doctor said sex would be helpful. Of all the guys I know, rou're the one I want to help me with this medica problem." (P.S. The guy said 0 No.") RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY ............ ..-w. 1922 ~IOI I LVD. COSTA MESA -541·1 IS'i ers. ~ Alcohol and d nig~. he dt>pend on them to get through the day. Becau!:W she fret s all alone. And thinks shes quir tl y going crazy inside. She can't imagine livi ng wi thout them. But they're drstroying her life and cou ld eventually kill her. l Jnless she geti:; help. Professional mediral help. On<' place to find that help i~ at Carf> nit. 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Juan Beruquez's RBI double ued the acore in the third. and Bob Boone's infield grounder accounted for an insurance run in the fourth. Cleveland right-hander Len Barker, who has suffered from a pulled muscle in his side, held the Angels to a score!~ three- inning stint. Golu, as yet without a defined role on the Angels' pitching staff, strengthened his bid for a possible spot m the rotation with hi) strong five-inning stint. "( felt very smooth out there," said Goltz. "I wasn't trying to eoiphasiz.e anything in particular I was working on my whole M'Ot·'' Goltz received the starting uaignme nt in place of Geoff Zahn. Dilly Piiat MON DAV, MARCH 21, 1883 Bill Mulligan has decided lo stay at UC Irvine COMICS TELEVISION STOCKS 86 87 88 as bask etball coach . B-2. RF: Clark or Valentine? Angels could fill position with a trade By JOHN SEV ANO or._.,.,., ..... 1Udf PALM SPRINGS -If there was one admitted battle at the start of thla spring, although it's nonexistent at the moment, it was in rlf{ht field where newly acquired Ellis Valentine and talented bench-sitter Bobby Clark were expected to go head to head for the last -and only -vacancy in -the Angels starting lineup. lnJUrles to both, however, have muddled matters considerably as Valentine has played in but 2 of 12 games this spring due to tendinitis in the left Achilles, while Clark has appeared m only 4 of 12 because of muscle spasms m htS lower back. It's a dilemma that's causing general manager Buzzie Bavasi great consternation and gnef, enough to where he's considering a trade m order to fill a possible void. "We naturally don't want to make a move unlesa we have to," said Bavasi aa he watched the Angels play Cleveland. "It would be foolish for us to do anything early and then find out that Clark and Valentine were healthy." In the meantime, Valentine, although itching to play, doesn't want to push hlmself for feu.r of becoming pennanently disabled, while Clark, making his first appearance yesterday in mne days, 11 hopeful his back problems are behind him The more persistent rumor has the Angels sending pitcher Ken Fot11Ch to St. Louis for outfteWer George Hendrick. Bavaai said that while the report makes for a good story, there's nothing to It ... yet. "Struggling with this mjury is obviously setting me back," said Valenune, who was sjgned by the Angels as a free agent for $325,000 during the off season. "I don't ftnd it a hard situation but, sure, we both want to play. "It makes sense. but it's embarrassing," Bavasl explained. "We talked about Hendrick with St. Louis, but that was in Hawaii (at the winter meeting) We haven't had any dlSICussiona since." Bavasl added, however, that some sort of conclusion about Clark, Valentine and/or a trade is going to have to be made "m the next three or four days ·· "I'm eager to play. I know decisions have to be made But l'm not going to be stupid," he said m regard to his lnJUry "On the other hand 1 don't want to put them off, either, where they feel they're forced to do something" Valentine has a good reason for <See ANGELS, Pal(e 8%) Ellis Valentine Rebels blow lead UNL V ousted From NCAA playoffs From AP dl1patcbes CORVALLIS, Ore. -These ha1r-ra1sing victories are getting to be routine for the North Carolina State basketball team. The 16th-ranked Wolfpack, 22-10, won its fifth straight close game, knocking off sixth-ranked Nevada-Las Vegas. 71-70 yesterday m the second round of the NCAA playoffs. Thurl Bailey's rebound basket with four seconds to play gave the Wolfpack the victory after trailing most of the cont.est. •·We've really hung in there the last five games," said Wotfpack Coach Jim Valvano. "Now we're on a roll and who's to say what's going to happen." North Carolina State had three close victories in winning the Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament, then got by Pepperdine 69-67 in double overtime Friday night in a first-round game. Bailey, a 6-11 senior, described his winning shot, which followed a missed 20-footer by Dereck Whittenburg. "When 1t came off the rim l tried to up 1t m the first time. It rolled off and there were a couple of hands on it. so I grabbed it and. as I was falling back. I just tnrew it off the board and it dropped." "I just don't know how it happened," UNL V Coach Jerry Tarkanian said of the winning rebound. "l'U have to see the replay " Boston College 51, Princeton 42 CORVALLIS, Ore. -Boston College's 11th-ranked Eagles, led by Jay Murphy's 17 points and holding Princeton without a field goal for the first 13:37 of the second half, posted a 5 1-42 Victory over the Ivy League Tigers in a second round West Regional game Memphis St. 66, Georgetown 5 7 MemphlS State, 23-7, advances to the Midwest Regional at Karuias Cit y Friday night against No l - Houston. Iowa 77, Missouri 63 LOUISVILLE. Ky. -Greg Stokes led a ba.la.nced Iowa sconng attack with 22 pomts as the Hawkeyes upset 10th-ranked Missouri, 77-63 in second-round actJon of the Midwest Regional. Iowa 21 -9 wdl play No. 13 Villanova Friday at the Midwest Regional at Kansas City, Mo. Indiana 63, Oklahoma 49 EVANSVILLE, Ind. -Fifth-ranked lndaana rode the outside shooting of Randy Wittman and second-half delay tactics to a 63-49 victory over Oklahoma and a berth in the Mideast Regional semifinals. Ohio St. 79, Syracuse 74 HARTFORD, Conn. -Tony Campbell !ICOred eight points on rebound shots within 7:11 of the second half, helping Ohio State overcome an 11 -point deficit and beat Syracuse -:9.74 an an East Regional game Louisville 70, Tennessee 57 EVANSVILLE, Ind. -Charles Jones and Lancaster Gordon scored 18 point.a each in leading se<."Ond-ranked Lou1Bville over Tennessee 70-57 and tnto the Mideast Regional playoffs. The Cardmals, 30-4, extended their wmning streak to 14 and will meet No. 9 Arkansas, 26-3, when the tourney resumes Thursday night St. John's 66, Rutgers 55 A~~ Oklahoma's Wayman Tisdale pulls down a rebound agains t Indiana yeste rday. LOUISVILLE, Ky. -Keith Lee scored 28 points and grabbed 15 rebounds, leading 17th-ranked Memphis State to a 66-57 victory over No. 20 Georgetown in a second-round Midwest Regional game. HARTFORD. Conn. -Bill Wennington's buzz.er-beating jump shot gave St. John's the lead of the close of the fjrst half and the third-ranked Redmen dropped home 20-footers for the rest of the game to defeat Rutgers 66-55 in the second round of the East.em Regional tournament Singer pitches a tune for Little League BY CtJl\T SEEDEN o<ttie Dl9r ""' ...., There was a time in Bill Sanger's It's not as bad as it sounds. The Harbor Area Program welcomes baseball stars of the future from Newport Beach. And, many of the games are played in Newport Beach. career when going to the baseball field meant standing on the mound at Dodger Stadium or Anaheim Stadium, with the outcome of a major league game resting on his shoulder. But one day, Newport resident Randy Holliday thought It would be nice for the city to have Its own program. So he ran a little, Uny, in fact. article in the Daily Pilot as a feeler T oday, the only shoulder Singer worria about I.a th.at of his 90n Jaaon. That'• Juon Singer -future Newport Bach Uttle League player. A couple of week• later, Holliday wrote to the nuly Pilot aeain to give a progreu report. It wasn't very promising. It haa a nice ring, doesn't 1t? You aee, up until a few months ago. Newport Be•ch didn't h ave a little league. It had A YSO and Junior All American Football. But no UtUe league. U you wanted to pla~e league and you lived in Newport h , you had to ~t.y In the Harbo r Area Baseball Program, hued in eo.ta Mesa. He received five respomea. One wasn't what he had In mind. He was chaatiaed for conjuring up the "middle clan" notion of estabU.hlng a little league charter in Newport Beach. But among the other four was a call from Singer, the fonner Dodger. Angel, UCl's late rally nets another win U UC lrvlne'• tennla playen u. not tired after next weekend, ~ ~1ar1 wearing a big Son But 10 tar the n.tionally- n'nbd (15th) Ant.uteri have eded lib IUpll'men ln rou.triC to 1&-2 NCOrd."' Yeeterday wu a aood ~ qatmt New Mextco )Jn1~., oa anct the Lobel ........ In a , .... tie. And ln ~ d9Cif'4 .... bJ .. Ml, lht :~-......... ~ ....... J;.1. JM 8Nii Mila ........ .... "'" Amitat""' --I.be nd\ u E IDeeplUIWhllt -and , _._ • UCl won M . • Ul:l·now ,.... .,.., rlW'I ., this week, atartlna with Mlnneaota, the defendlne Bia Ten champion, today. Then It'• l o w• (tomorrow), Ore-~n (Wednesday), t1tab State hursday) and the Anteater vltatlonal Friday throuah Sunday. "New Mexico al.molt 1tole lt from ua," aaMt UCI coach Ores Patton. "Now that we're r~1 w. can't afford to loee. U M ll8d &oat to N.w Mexico, we prpbably would not bave font to the utlon.al1 (only l ttaJD• an l!Mtld).'' .. We're on the Wff1 " .,.aNnc the aop 10 (ln die naUon) Ud we ju1t can1t aUord to loH to an,bOdy." ~ PattOft. Texas Ranger, Miqnesota Twin and Toronto Blue Jay. Today, Singer is a coach for the fledJding Newport Beach Little League. "We still have a way to go. This is a pioneenng effort," admit.a Singer, now the vice president of Cove Development In Santa Ana. "My ~nge1t boy is interested in playing ball. He's at that age where he wants to be an a uniform." Teach them the fundamentals No politics And w inning isn't that important," Singer explains. "We want an ·everybody plays' attitude. "I don't want to see parents living their lives through their kids," Singer continues. "It's not a high pressure situation and It shouldn't be. Still, the decision to go ahead wtth a new little lea,ue program threatened to create a rift between the establiahed Harbor Area program and the new league in Newport. But Ii.nee last fall when Holliday put his brainstorm into motion. the pieces have slowly bee n put togeth er. A problem wtt.h baseball fields haa been Ironed out with the Newport-Mesa School Diatric\. With that simple reason, Singer has played a pivo(al role in the development of the Newport Beach Little League. A buay man in a profession (building and leasing industrial and office space), Singer still has time to field calh from potentlal sponsors, Interested coaches and anyone elae ready to delve Into the little league project. "My goal ii to 1ee the kida ln uniform. "With 14 teams so far, we need &11 (See SINGER, Pase 8%) Bill Singer It's official: Lakers in playoffs Abdul-Jabbar (23 points) sparks 117-110 win over Dallas lNGLEWOOD (AP ) - Kareem Abdul-Jabbar acored 22 polntt to pllCe the Loe Anplea Lak•ra to • J>layoff berth-0Jlnchln1 117-I 10 Natlon•l Buketball A~l•don vtctory over the DaUH Maverick• IMt~t. Loa Anael• built • 17-polnt halft.lme fead, then held olf a furlou1 Hcond-halt rally by Dallu th•t uw the MaverScka take the lead brltOy at 101-100 wtth 7:10 remalrunc ln the pme. The Laken. however nte1ed off an 11-2 •trina rNfl!t ~ nnt four mlnuta Uld WtN oever tbrea** the ~ Of the ~ Yk10ry wbkh iinprovtd the Laken' P•clflc Dlvlt&on· l•adln1 record to 49-11, mad• Loa Anplea the flrat team ln the Weuern Conference to be uaured a apot ln poat-Haaon play. Loi Aniflet alto holda a nlne-pme edp over Phoenix In the dfvt.lon race. "Wt jult want to keep wtnntna and do M well u we can in the WHtern Conference and 1•t rMdy for the playof~" Abdul- Jabbu Mid. 11We're playlna weU. We ~ our ent.huiluin l*.it and w. re able to win. We're not at our bttt," lh• Loe Anatlt1 center added, ''but WW bltn wlnn1l\I arid that'• What t'CN1'11. .. Coe Anaelee ec.cn Pat iw.y llkt M WM COHC.WDld abOUth& '-"' 11 1acli of "ldller lnlllnct. .. 11We haw to P-&' ...._ a~y. "pectally yount. enthU1ludc teama like Dallu," he Ukl. '"lt'I called killer lnatlnct. We didn't have that. but we did abow poi88 at the end." Dallu Coech Dlck Motta Mid h1I team WU limply OUt·manned. "Tluty've J.uat aot too much talent for ue, .. he aid. "We're ~ not ln their claw ywt." Jamaal Wilks bad-21 po&nia for the Laken, while Jrervlo ''~" Johnlon, retumlnc from • one-pme layoff bilca ... of • brul99d \h.lab m\llCllt, ldded 18 1>olnt1 and" 18 H1l1t1. Jam" Worthy ~ 17 po(ntt few Lai ~MaWi1dcl Ot tM MJdWwl Dlvilloe, VI~ rw.wd la .... ..... lld bj Mlitl ~· ... poln• 14 ol Which -.... thlld~. .f Mulligan now sa~s he'll stay at UCI Bill Mulllaan, who hat been m known to chanse hl1_ mind at a moment'• notice, chanCe<J h1a mind at a mormnt'a ootk» late laat nilht. M\&Wan had been rumored to be in line for \ho YICUlfOrepl and A.rbona Univeralty head t.ekeu.Il coech1na politlona, and it WU feit that he ml&ht even accept one of the two. But now M~ aays no. "To rem ove all apeculalto n that I am con1lderlng leaving, I am happy wtth my position at UC Irvine and wlll be 1taylng wtth the program. I am not intereated ln any other job," Mulligan said ln a prepared statement. Mulligan, who accepted · the job at Loyola-Marymount MlllUJUN three yean ago, then backed out to later take the UC Irvine poeition, hu compiled a 56-29 record at UCI in three aeaaona. Ha 1982-83 team, with no eenJors, was 16-12 overall and 8-8 In the Pacific Coast Athletic Asloclation. Prior to UCI. Mulligan coached at Long Beach Poly High, Riverside City College and Saddleback College. Quote of the day Doa Heller, basketball coach at Aurora (Ill.) College before his team, wh.ich has two 6-1 forwards and a 6-6 center, took on Chicago State, featuring a front line of two players 6-7 and one 6-9: "Don't bother . boxing out. Just find your spot and jump." Walker held to 39 yards A ttowd of 53,370 turned out for 5l the New Je~y Generali opener in f > the United States Football League yesterday. mainly to see Herschel Walker play. But Walker was a bust again as he could gain just 39 yarda on 19 carries In the Generali' 32-9 le.a to Tampa Bay. It was the third straight game in whlch he didn't make a significant return on his three-year, $5 million contract. Walker's longest gain wu for nine yards. Jolan Reaves completed 19 of 29 paaes for 239 yards In leading Tampa Bay ... Tim Mauettl kicked his fourth field goal, a 29-yarder with 27 seconds left, as the Boston Breakers downed the _Washington Federals, 19-16 ... Quarterback Ken Jolla1on'1 one-yard keeper acrom a snow-covered goal line with 22 seconds left pve the Denver Gold a 16-13 victory over the Chicago Bli t.z_ Wallach leads Expos Former Univel'llt~ High and Saddleback College 1tandout Tlm -Wallach II hammered a two-run hom11r in a five -run fifth lnnlna to 1park Mont.real to a 9-1 exhibition bueball win over the Texas Rangerw yesten:Uy . . . In other gamea, Steve Kemp socked a two-run double to highlight a three-run first Inning aa the New York Yankees hammered the York Mets, 9 -1 ... Dwayne Murpby and Da.ve Lopes aupplled moat of the extra-baae hitting power aa Oakland beat Seattle, 9-3. Murphy had three doublea and Lopes belted a double and a two-run homer . . . Ben Oitlvle had a two-run aingle and Manbalt Edwards rapped three hits to lead Milwaukee paat San Diego, 7-2 ... Max Veoable had an inside-the-park homer to pace San Franclaco paat the Chkago Cuba. 9-5. Cubs pitcher Rlcll BorclJ wu hit by a line drive In the leg and forced out of the game ... Gary Redu1 alugged a grand alam homer to spark Cincinnati put Philadelphla, 9-3 . . . Rookie outrielder Mike Yoan1 hit a bases-loaded homer and right-hander Denali Martinez allowed only one run in six lnninf{• as Baltimore stopped Minnesota, 9-4 ... Detroit third baseman Tom Brookens hit a two-run home run to lift the Tigers to a 5-4 win over Houston ... Pitcher Jim Gou allowed just three hits In the four Innings he worked as Toronto baffled the Boston Red Sox, 5-0 ... Milwaukee and the New York Yankees are the winningest teams In exhibition play al this point -Milwaukee at 8-2, the Yankees at 8-3. Thompson paces Sonics David TbomplOD 9C.'Ored 16 of his m game-high 29 points in the third quarter to lead the Seattle SuperSonics past the Chicago Bulls, 128-116, to highlight National Basketball A.octatlon action laat night . . . Brian Wlllten acored a aea30n-hlgh 30 points as the Milwaukee Bucks blew a 22-polnt third-quarter lead before holding on to down New Jeniey, 107-92 ... Larry Bird scored seven of his 19 points In the final two minutes as the Boston Celtics broke away to a 90-79 win over Cleveland . . . Guard Andrew Toney tossed m 20 fourth-period points as the blazing Philadelphia 76ers roared from behind to edge Detroit, 121 -119. Toney finished with 39 points as the wwnua 76ers won for the 57th time in 66 games . . . Mike Woodson scored 30 points and Eddie Jobnaon added 28 points and 11 rebounds to power the KanAa.s City Kings past Golden State, 1'18-114 . . Jim Paxton ignited Portland to a 118-106 victory over Denver, snapping the Nuggets' nine-game home court winninl( streak Team of ex-B ucs Butler win s OCC tourney sparkles A team of former Orange Coast College players f 0 r u c LA -The Crunch Bunch -captured Saturday's annual OCC voll~yball tournament. which featured 10 community college teams and two club teams. The Crunch Bunch, led by Tim Wetz.el, Mike McClymonda, Jim Hooper, Steve Vrebalovich and Scott Bailey, toppled OCC'1 current team, 15-10, in the finale Saturday night. Orange Coast wu led by the play of middle blocker Bill Mati.aa, setter Paul Coenen, outside hitter Paul Ireland and middle block.er Larey Clark. In pool play. OCC defeated Oty College of San F.rancbco. 15-3, 15-7, lost to Bohica (a club team), 9-15, 12-15, and then defeated Santa Monica CC, 15-6, 15-7. 'nie Pt.rates ouu.t.ed El Camino, 15-9, in ~and downed Bohk:a. 15-11, in the Golden Wmt toppled Santa Ana. 15-6. 15-11, 1pllt with Long Beach CC, 15-9, 9-15, and {ell to Cnmch. 11-16, 12-15, In pool play. The Rua:lers were then ousted ln the quartertinala by Santa Barbara. 9-15. Sea Lion wins MORC Sea Uon. a Grand Prix 30-30 sailed by Bob Hatch of Loa AnaeJes Y echt Club WU the winner of the Midget Ocean Racing Clau Southern Califomia district dwnploaahip in a regatta bOBted by C..patrano Bay YC Saturday and yeatttday. Second overall wu Heeber Creeper, another Grand Prix 30-30 sailed by George and Roy Cundiff, C.abrillo Belch Yacht Club, and third WU De1alla. an A.ndrew9-30 oo-lkippered by Andrews and Dexter, Balboa YC. From AP dhpatclaea LOS ANGELES - Steve McConnack won the 5,000 meters and UCLA teammate Jon Butler. a former &:Uson High standout, Clnished second to he lp the Bruins to dual meet trac k victories over Texas and Tennessee yesterday at Drake Stadium. McCormack won the 5,000 in a meet record 13:50..2, with Butler aecond In 14:06.3. The other Bruin event winners were John Brenner. with a tom of 63-8 ~ lo the shot put and fomle'I' MiJsion Viejo Hi&h atar Steve Kerho. wlth a 50.56 clocking In the 400-meter hurdlea. Also, Mike Lawrence, 3:48. l in the 1500 meters: D@l Davis, 7-0 In the high jump; and Jack Preljers, 1:48.88 ln the 800 met.era. Jon Butler NHRA record Brad Anderson of Covina set an NHRA speed r ecord with a clocking of 214 . 79 rrules per hour m a funny car to highlight the Winston Championship Series drag raci ng meet at Orange County International Raceway yesterday. Anderson's record came In the opening round. He later won the funny car division by defeatlna San Diego's Chuck Beal I TO START A FORECLOSURE Canuck , Jet triumph Vancouver and WlnnJpe1 both ~ won In National Hockey Lea1u• ' acUon l.uat night to put a Uttla more diatance betw n th4rm •nd tM La9 Anlttlft KJna:a Vancouver, afi.r a 6-3 victorv over Detroit, now hu 87 polnta with Wlnnipea havlna &6 after a 3-2 vlct.ory over Quebec. TM Kinp arc wt In the Smythe Divllion with 63 pointa with a playoff berth virtually f•dlna away. Power-play aoall by Do11 Hal•ard, Gary LupaJ and TbomH Gradlll powered Vancouver to lta wln ... And defenaeman Tlm Watters ecored hla fifth aoaJ of the teuon with 1:62 rema1n1n8 to give Wlnnlpea tu VSctory •.. Larry Roblll1on and Maril Napier each scored twice for Montreal as the Canadlena broke to a 6-2 flnt- perlod lead on the way to a 7-4 win over Buffalo ... Pele Peelera had little work to do In recording hla eighth 1hut.out of the sea.son and Luc Dufour acored two goal• In leading the Boat.on Bruina put the J'iew York Ra.ngera, 4-0. The victory clinched the Adams DiviaJon title for the Bruins . . • Ben1• Gastaf11on aoored one goal and aasiated on another to help the WaahJngton C.pltala to a 3-2 win over Philadelphia . . , Al Secord became the aecond player ln Cbicago hi.story to reach the 50-goal mileatone when he t.allled twice to power the Black Hawks pa.at Toronto 7-3. Secord joU\ed Bobby Hull In the Hawlu' 50-~oal clrcle. Rogers, Whitworth win BUI Roaen won the New Orleans !I Open golf tournament yesterday by three stroke• and aald the victory signals an end to a year-long alump. Rogers pocketed $72,000 after shooting a 69 yesterday and a four-day total of 274 ... Kaaby Wbltwortb rammed home a 20-foot putt on the final hole to come from behind and win the LPGA's Kemper Open In Kaanapali, Hawaii. Whitworth shot a four-under-par 69 yesterday to defeat Dale Eppellna by one stroke. It was Whitworth'• 84th win in 24 yean on the tour . . Gene Uatler fired a four-under par 68 to capture the Daytona Beach Seniors title. Littler took home $25,000. Guy Wol1ten.llolme was second, six atrokee behind Littler. Pa11l Harney was third and Mlller Barber fourth after a final-round 64, which broke the course record by a stroke. Owens fired at Kansas Ted OweDI has been fired after • 19 years as head basketball coach at the University of Kansas. Owens had 3 348-182 record and had won six Big E:ight championships His freshman-dominated learn this past aeason was 13-16 ... Happy Bride, rallying wide In the final tum, took the lead early in the homestretch then pulled away to a 3 'h-length victory In yesterday's $108,400 Santa Ana llandicap at Santa Anita . . . Pole- winners Sam Ard and Riehle Evan• both went ahead with more than 50 laps left to win the two halves of the MiU.er Time 500 doubleheader at Martinsville. Va .... The c.oca-Cola 500 grand national 1tock car race in Hampton, Ga. was ,.e?5tpaned because of rain. f elevision, radio TV: No events acheduled. RADIO: No events echeduled. TUESDAY'S RADIO: Baseball -Dodgers vs. Houston at Cocoa, Fla .. 10:10 a.m., KABC (790); Chicago Cube vs. Angels at Palm Springs. 12:55 p.m., KMPC (710). ANGELS BATTLE ... From Page 81 wanting to dl•play hl1 ability a1 hit one-year cont.tact ii not suaranc..t. rmantna If the AiWtla cut hlm lac. prior to \he start of ihe ___,they are not obllpted to pey h1a 11.lary. Clark, of~. t. another matt«. '"*'9.,.. no contract 1quabblee here, jua\ • truatra\ed younp~r. who hu wait.ct to exhibit h1a w..-only to encounter resiltanoe with wery move. "I don't know lt there'• a t.W. Oil not becaUle neither of ua hu played ~" taSd Oark .. he aat ln the At\pla clubhouN. "I 1 .. 1 l haw • JOOCi ahot at It. I came in here with my head up. "With me. I'm Wied to all th1L rve been here before. But I know tt'a a bualnem, 100. U they just give me a chance to ahow what I can do they won't need anyone ehle . . . they'U have me." Hiat.ory la not on Cl.ark'• tide. It hat been the Angela practioe of late to obt.aln outakle help, rather than aeek from within. Talented you.nptert eucb u Juon Thompeon. WUlle Aikena. Camey Lanaf.ord and Tom Bn.ananaky have all gone by the wayside In favor of teuoned veierana. Wlth the acquiJIJtion of Valentine lt would appear u lf the Angela are tendina Clark • famWar meaaage. "I've thouaht about that," Clark admitted. "But I think it 1oe9 back to the bualne9a pan. 'niey just want to win quickly." Valentine refu.ee to make the oontrontation with Clark a peraonal battle. "Bobby la a good guy who'• comin8 out here and giving It all he'• got," aald Valentine, a Ute-time .283 hitter. who h.aa been besieged with probleml both personally and profetlSionally the put couple of years. How 100n before Valentine bln play? ''Don't uk," he said, "Al IOOn u posaible. Everyday I'm trying to do everything I can do. Hopefully, my job will still be around when I'm ready. "You know all I really want to do (this spring) 'Was come out and be me. 1 wanted to prove to myself 1 could play with 1upport. I've been playing the last couple of years without any help. I just wanted to put in the best 1eUOn pcmible.'' Added Clark, who is hitting .428 this spring (6-14; Valentine la 0-6): "I just have faith that aomethlng 1-going to tum around. I feel It'• time for tometh.ing to happen ... one way or another. "I'll just leave it at that." Three in lead Santa Cruz 50s looking good Leaders in the Newport to Qabo San Lucas yacht race had rooved Into Mexican waters last night and were still experiencing light winds. Radio reports said the yach\ Ragtlme waa about 20 milea off Qape Colnet south of F.naen.ada. Three Santa Cruz-~ were apparently leading the 47-boat fleet on elapeed time. They were Hana Ho, Raider and Earl of Mar. All three were In sight of each other at nightfall. The race started off Newport Beach Saturday at 1 p.m. in a light aoutherly breeze that died early in the evening and had the fleet bWlChed of! the Coronado Ialanda south of San Diego yesterday morning. ~ause of radio difficulties there wu no complete roll call of boata yesterday morning. The next. position report was due about 11 a.m . today. SINGER'S PITCH: LITTLE LEAGUE From Page 81 many facilities as we can get," says Singer. The N e wport Parks and Recreation Department 1s allowing the new le~e to use a field near Balboa Pier this year It's a start. Singer saya, and he is grateful. "Next year, we're going to get a new park down by Spyglass a nd San Miguel," says the Conner frofeuional player. with a gleam In his eye like that of a little league rookie. Singer is quick to point out that the Newport Beach LL is not oompeting with the Harbor Area program. ''The thing I don't want to see happen ls for us to cut into a program that has been around for 35 years. It (the new little league) is aimply a viable alternative to the Harbor Area. "Heck. Randy h.aa a six-year- old who plays in the Harbor Area program," Singer points OUL The new league will sport two divisions: a Minor League. for young1ter1 8 through 12; and Major League, for youngsters, 9-12. When Holliday, Singer and company held their first tryout, only about 30 to 40 youngJters showed up, mainly because of poor weather. By the second tryout, there were 170 youths ready to play. And a third tryout was held just laat weekend. As things stand now, the Major League will be limited to four teams. There will be at least 10 Minor League teams. And Holliday still needs coaches and managers. "We've really tied hard not to interfere with the Harbor Area program," Singer lnailta. "The Harbor Area program ln aome sections h.a.s been very strong. In othera, it haan't. "Most of the kids (who are joining the new league) are coming from the sections which weren't that strong. Th.at'• the 8, 9. 10 and 11-year-olds. Harbor Area is strong in the 12-year-old department." Singer downplays the poaibillty of a feud between the neighboring factions. Hit No. 1 priority is seeing the league Braves rip Dodgers VERO BEACH, Fla. (AP) - develop and aeeing his .:>n and others like him in their own league In Newport Beach. ''It's a new organization. niere are growing pains and we 1till nee d a lot of people to get Involved and get the league off the ground," he saya. Singer, incidentally, lm't the only former profeuional involved with the prog:ram. Paul Popovich (not the former Dodger), an ex-catcher tn the Chicago Cubs' organization, is among the new coaches. Fonner New York Met Jay Cardin and former Pittaburgh Pirate Bob John.Ion are coachee in the new league. LUXURY LIASI· PLA• FORU•IE The Clam A wlnnierl were Main Street. Rick Matzlner, LA YC; Cheap Trick, Bryon Wataon, Ca~ Bay YC, and Wreddem. A.G. Kading, C..po BYC. 24 hr. Service Claudell Waahlngton alammed two home runs and linaled to RESl>ENT1AL drive In three runt and hlahliaht and Ken Smith each knock.eJ m two runs. Firat baseman Greg Brock homered for the Dodgerw' lone run. 5396 ~ • Your a 16-hit A\Janta attack u the Professional COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL ar.vea rtddled i.o. Anaetee. 12-t . Florist yester<Sa.y 1.n exhlbltlon bNet.11. R.CABT 2915 Red Hill Avenue WES PAC RECONVEYANCE The Brav• broke open a daht A 108 A~~ ~bva .. •p~"' .. •OI' __ ..,,...,,. Soutn eo.t OMiQn Centet • Costa Mesa J _ ........ X' -~· ·-- tn Stone MUt 641-0810 (71 4) 955-0696 n the teventh lnnlnl 11almt '::=:=:=:=:=::=:=:=:=::;=:=::::::1:=:=======~~~~~~~~==~==================~ rel.levwa0.¥eSi.wartandTcxn Nledenluer, tendlna 12 bllttttt to the plate. Seven 1uccH1lve Brave. reecb9d blM duri.nf I.be beaiMlnl· TWO Huge Hall• Pacl<ed wlth Exciting, lnformitrve ~hlbltt An1helm Cenntl• center (ICtOSt from Olnyllnd) 1111111 Ill 14, Zl-1:00 to 8:30 p.m. Dally • THI NUllllii ONITRUCK IHOW .. AMERICA Cb.ril OwnbU.. aJao h.ed three hlta for the Bnvee.. Jerry ~ Bob Welch hurled the flrat four lnntnp for \he Dodaera, abeorblne the .... He eave up three runa.. two of them earned, on t1x hlta. Atlanta atarter Bob Wallt went six lnnino to earn the win. Ha eave up Brock'• homer and two ~ vk:tory WM Atlanta'I flrlt In four exhlbtt.lona aplntt the Dod&erL Over9l1. Atlanta la &-10, Loa Anet• 7-8. ' Leasing Isn't right for I everyone, but It may be the answer to your,,.. cw needa. Leue a luXUl1oua Continental or unootn tor under S39e per month on a 'ctOMd end .._., wtth no down payment end 38 month he memt.,._ & I warranty. Come 1n .ncs ,._ ua ftnd the right IMee Qtan I tor you. Order youre today.• ! ' I NllA .. lftftN CONPll'llMCI ,IJC!ftc ~ • l 11ct. oe •·LMlen 49 17 742 Phoenla 4 I 77 t03 9 S..llle 39 29 674 II Portland 38 30 669 12 Oo!Oetl Stele 25 44 3e2 25'~ San 01eOO 22 48 324 28 llllchnel DtYw... 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Mui•• Ceremonl•• Non" line WM>•u• L.anolle Slyltal'I Lad T1,,,. t37 HCOMD "ACI. 6 1Ut10n91 Ftytng Cl'llCk IMcCetronl 4 llO 3 00 2 60 Stand Pal (H.,,...,, 4 00 2 eo ~mplad'I $O<I 2 40 AIM> •aoed Frtei. y PurCll6M Be On 11me, Hoel O O•O Time 1 10 11~ ta DAILY DOI.Hila 12· 1) pekl S20 40 ~ "ACI. 1 fl.t1<>n91 Cor-t1• IMcCMTon1 14 80 e 20 3 20 C•uM Sr.e's • L eoy fflometo) 4 20 2 eo Pnnc.. l•'"'• IOel•nou ... )'91 2 40 Aleo '""*' SullM>'e Pi.alUte Zen lor "~ Hein on My Pw-. LMO•no Lll>e 8eQOad Robbert La Ouetrtene Time I 24 2/!i POO"TM "ACI. 1 ·~ mllee Cone1e<oe (Romero) 2s eo a eo 4 eo Sano a.no 8anQ tS•bftlel 3 eo 2 eo Blaeii Meno••-1MCCarron1 3 ao Aleo raced P!>~el. Feir 81<0, Wl>O't Gol 1 NIC ... el, Flddllng Ade Purple. llMl .. terl. MICha.f'• PtMwr• Tl,,,. 1 S2 215 FWTH "ACI . a·~ lutk>ntJt Ee11nqu6Gk tPle<cel 8 oo 2 eo 2 20 Sh-II• IH&Wleyl 2 80 2 20 Ant-10 Mullc: (V1l~•I 2 80 Aleo raced Vela11, Br••h ano Try cnu11e s11-11me 1 19 115 96 IXloCT A 19 SI peld 140 50 IUTH lllACI. t 118 mll• Blue Seat 1Ha....i.y1 12 eo s 40 3 40 Am Doubling (MeCarron1 5 80 4 20 LOU1•"'1te Sum....110etat>ou1Mye) 3 eo Alto tac•d V•o•• Jim. B•onr• EmpefOf Hur Power Ctown of T110tn1 T•,,,. 1 •3 315 llYIN'Tl4 LUC.. One ,,,.141 HOt N P-ty IPoncey) 4 eo 2 80 2 eo Chic Nell,,.. (Oelallou11•yel 3 eo 3 oo 800'y Talk ISiet-) 8 40 Aleo ••cad Edgcole l ady. Lo"• Fot11g,.•• Lucky Lekeetd• S"•"" Btown. One tor My Baby Met a W,..,., Sl'IMQ.-.now Time 1 37 415 ta IXACTA 12-71 paid $39 50 a '9CIC 8IJI p .1-J... .. 1-21 PM! '57 es2 20 with tour w1nn1n9 llCk .... 1.i· fl<><MI) S2 Pick SI• contolallon P•ld S2S7 80 w!tn 298 """"'"11 llCkell 111,,. 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Crenll>-. se,eoo Bob eoyo. se.eoo Mike Reid. SI 800 Tr9"CnunQ C'*> SI 800 JA Chip Beel<. SS.000 Oon POOiey. $5,000 .. Mwk McNully S3 340 G~ Morgan '3.340 Tim s~. $3,340 NICk Fll;o '3.340 f\9y FIOyd, $3.340 Jolin McComltl>, 13.340 Bob MUtphy, 13 340 V1<:1or Re;aleclo 13.340 M.,k PfeM 13.340 llllO AOl<I, 13,340 -Lou Grllllwn. S2,213 Phll Hancock, 12.213 Hal Sunon S2 213 0¥} KOC11, $2,213 CeNln P•t•. 12.2t3 L.erry Rinker. S2.2 t3 .. Bob E .. lwOOd. Sl.680 Rav-Mloltble SI 590 Jollnny Miiier Sl,680 LMry Neleon S t, 590 Mike Peck, $1.5e0 Pet., Jecot>een S t S90 Tom Wel&orl, S 1.1180 Oonnll Hammond SI 680 Cun By<um. St,580 297 7t-87-8i-70 .. 10-11-ee 71·70-87-811 73·87..ff. 70 10·10-10-10 72-69-86-71 70-Jt.71-911 71-89-72-a 7 t-72-86-70 70-70-71-70 74-68-72-ee 74-86-71-911 71-70-71-70 7t-70-71-70 70-89-71-72 89·N -74-71 7t-71-ee-73 71-68-71·73 80-74-70-11 73 70-89-72 72-70-70-77 72-70-74-ee 13-11·10·10 74-81-7t·70 81-74·71-70 72-70-11·71 14-89-98-73 71 71-89-73 14 70-12-89 70-70-74-71 72-70-71-72 7).70-70-72 71-12·70-72 72.72 .. 9.72 70-12·71-73 72-.... 76-72 11 72-71·72 7t·73-12-70 72-89-73-72 70-11·71·74 70-19-11· 78 14-81·10-7S 96-70-73-75 Lindy Miller, S 1.041 71-11-73-72 Lyn LOil Sl,041 7t-7t-75-10 ..... k~ l 104t ...... 15-78 Wiiey Arrnlltong, It .041 ~ 71· 72-74 Scott Hoell, $1,041 7547-70-75 Weyne L"'1. lt.041 72-ee-89-78 LPOA K.mpef' Oo.n (ll_...... ...... , -Kelny Wlll,_11, SJ0.000 72-17-70-69 -Date f.Q0911n9. s 111.eoo ., 73 72-1$-89 °°""8 c:.pono, S I 2 000 7&-73-70-12 St~ FAfWICl,1 12000 74-72-14-Jt m Vulco Morlguehj. 17, 133 JOAnn. car-S7 133 Jan Stepheneon. S7 133 Ja Lynn Ad.,,,.. SS 400 C.111y MorM. S5,400 Lau<en H ..... 15.400 .. IU111y Poet-alt, t4 200 Pet er_,.,., 14 200 Teleuko Ol'oullo. 14.200 -S-te Hlynte. $3. 195 S--McAlllltw S3 195 J-te Kwr $3, 196 J-1 Colee. $3 195 2M Jane LOCI!. $2,493 eat..,. King S2. •93 Betll Solomor> '2 493 ., 70-79-71-75 73-71-72-7 I 74-74-7~ 70-74-72-77 7 t-74-75-73 73-72·7&-72 74.73.72.75 14-72-74-74 75-78-8$-72 75-73-12-75 14-12-71-72 14-75-74-72 73 79-12-72 89-78-74-75 15-71-72·73 77-65-79-68 AIMO HIUQe, fl,1192 74-71-77-75 Patty in-an. Sl.992 76-72-75-74 K9tf'ly Martin, 11,1192 73-77-74-73 JoAnne w-.-. 1 11112 71-74-73-73 Ho111a s1ecy. su92 1i;.1t-eo-11 Sue f.nl. S1.N2 74-71-75-7t Mullln Spenoe<-OYln.11,116272-Tl-77 t!O Rtca C~910CI! S ~8 14-76-73-75 -Met;a Stubblel\eld S 1.3'8 79-74-74-75 GeM Hltela. St 348 72-79-76-13 Robin Wlllon. 11.348 7t-74-82-72 Allee Mitter. Sl,348 73-7t-76-77 Batb Bu<il<OW9ky St 348 73-77·76-71 Bat-• Mo .. .-Sl,348 73-79-7...e A1tce R•tzmM>. Sl.>41 77-75-79-69 -Juely Clwlt. s t,070 Bonnie ...,.,,, 11.0 70 .., Call>erlnl °"9Qln. $040 SIM• lllw1oi-:lnl t940 C•tllyMllnt, ~ Amy AlcOtl. 1940 •Kethy e.ttw JG Sue 8ernin;. MOO Cllt'le JoMeon. HOO Ayeloo Otl-o. MOO .., C•Olyn Hiii, MM o.ooi.~ .... Ann.-M-P ... l9H .. Car Ole Cflart>onnlllr. '810 Ket,,.,.,, Young, '810 S-y "--· se10 MwtNI .._ 1110 ·-eel-- 76-70-76-711 77-74-79-70 73-7 5-7 4-71 77-73-76-7!1 74-77-77-73 79-74-79-72 77-76-77-71 74-77-77-74 75-76-75-74 19-71-79-71 77-76-74-79 75-71-75-75 75-77-76-73 1e.-1e.-14-71 78-7&-75-77 7&-7&-76-78 73 71-«). 72 Zambia Open (8'L ..... Z-...1 LMOtnQ ,,,_~ t 11111 C ..... (U S ), 280. 122 500. 2 £ernon Derc:y (lrellnd). 280. I 15,000, 3 llttan w ..... (llf11...,l. 211.1. te.476. 4 GOIOOtl .,_,,., (llmlln). 292 and l(lfl er°""' 11tM11n>. 212. M. no 'fol• c.11 .. del o .. cy on tlllrd pleyoll hOle Qr~ ..,.. tournament C•I llotWMlft .... ~, llftalee rlMI a-Maver (U 8 I def Gulltermo v11 .. tAr;enlintJ. 8-t, 7-8 !Mar-Wini 150.- 0001 0........PIMI F•llr Buehnln9-Tom Gulllkeon (US l del Peter Flen>lng IU S )-Pevel Slorll (Crechoelovllllle). 7.9 4-8, 7-8 Men'• toumam.nl (II ~h, W•I OefmMIJ) ........ , ..... Brian Teecner (U S I del Merk OtcktOn IU S I t-9 9.4 8·2 1·3 (T-wine $100000. Olekeon wine $50.000) DoulMee ,_ Kevin Curren tSoulh Alrtca)-8t••• Denton CU S.) d•I Hetn1 Ouen111erdt 1sw1u .. 1enc1J-B81en Twoczy (HUftOWYl. 7-5 2.e ... Women'• tournament C•t ... ten) ........ ,lnal Wendy T1nnt>ufl IAualrell•I def Sylvie Hanlk• (WMI O..rnanyl. 9-3 3-8 6-4 cooeee UC 1...-I , Mew llluloe 4 ........ Snyd•• 1uc11 def Rlclle}'. 11·2 &-4 Man Son Hln(I IUCI) Oef Rivera 6-7 7-5 7-5 Ot.,o INM) Oef ~ 6-4 7-8 P.,a• cuc11 def G111e1a, 4-8. 1-e 7-5 Anteton 1uc11 o.i c .... e-1. 7·S, Ull'ICll INM) Oef Neleon. 7-9 6-4 ~ Rlcfley Gerct• (NMI def Oued•· SnyO... 6-4, 2.e. 1 5 MM> Son Hing- Anltlon tUCI) Oef C• ... Riwre. 4-8. 11-4, 7-S Ote•o-UlrlCll (NM} d•I HlnUI· TM<p 9-.4 6-1 Miil IAlnM DfYl9tC* W L '9t. ll> t3 -24 14 132 n ta set 20 t7 ~t to 111 600 18 21 432 18 2:2 421 WlanM~ San ~ 24 14 632 ~ tlry 2t 111 see 81. l.oute 21 t 1 6S3 W1c:Nla 19 t7 521 ,,,_,,,, 20 19 513 OolOefl Bey 12 2S 324 l .. An;etl9 1 34 171 v .. ..,.,. ...... W1c:Ma 8. t .. ~a ~ tO. -Yorll 5 ~7.Memptlle4 81. lOUle 7, CNQIQO 3 PltllburlJfl 7, Gol6en Bey II, 0 T San OllQo 7, BIIltlmore 8. 0 T T_.......0- C-.cl Ill 1(-Cl!)' T91WVWWI0- 8ullelo et Merncll*, n I 3'i> 4•;, e ·~ II 2•;, 3 4 ··~ "'"' 111•;, Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Monday, March 21, 1093 .. UUL ,AC1"C W L 2 I 2 1 2 t I 2 ~,. ,A ee1 51 87 ecl7 5 t 87 ecl7 71 47 333 30 47 Phllldelpl\la au.ion WMllln;lon --My AT\.ANTIC 2 0 1000 2 1 ecl7 0 3 000 0 3 000 CllfTilAL Tamp• Bay 3 0 1 000 Bit m1ng11am 1 I 500 Cllie41QO 1 2 333 M1CN9en 1 2 333 YeelenW(a eo...e T""""9 Bay 32. New JerM)' II eo.ton 111. WNhln(lton t8 Denver 18, Chlc9QO 13 Tlftl9h .. • ~ _..,...,,,.. II llfnnlngtwlm .......,..ca... Arizona 11 Bl<rnlng/\arn llinclef'•O-L• .......... et ClllceQo eoe1on at -JefMy Moc:lllgan et Wahington T emc>• Bey et Pl>ll.O.pNa 38 1 57 44 21 87 24 71 12 33 21 23 TO 63 43 59 Tampa .. , 32, New JerMJ t loof'9 ., au.,,.,. T-Bay 11 7 7 7-32 -•Mr o 3 o e-9 TB -FG Andruey91>yn 20 TB -Boone 3 PHI from RH••• IGoedecl<er1u"I TB -Trwlltk>n 2S paae lrom RM ... (Andru~ k!Q) NJ -FG JICOba 30 TB -Boone 1 run (Andruy9nyt1 ktck) TB -Gllt>er1 10 pue from RM"" I Andrueyellyn IUC:k) NJ -Hick• tO pue lrorn Bo6t1U<e IPIU l811edl A -53,370 lftdhld"81 llallatlc:e RUSHING -Tampa Sey, Pla11 t4-81, Boone 18-72 Wlleon 2·3 N.-JefMy Wiii<• 19·39 PASSINO -Tampa Bey Ree•et t9·29-2!U-t New Jeroe y. Sco11 18-32-138·1 RECEIVING -Tempe Bey. Vou1>g 1-47 Bu;;e 5-72 G~l>erl 2-21. Tru.,.n1on 4-76 fotew Jerwy w-.w 8-54 Hlc*t 2·23 Sulll .. n 2-15, BrodOy 5-50 sieweon 2·22, CW111on 3-3' MISSED FIELD GOALS -None Denv.f 18, Chlcego 13 ker9b7~ o.n-3 1 o 8 19 Cl>IC9QO 10 o o 3-t3 Cllt -FG Ac>Yeto 27 Clll -Wllllt 42 PHI l•om Landry tRove10 klcto) Oen -FG 5'>Mlman 39 Oen -S)'One'f 30 run IS'*°'"'.,, • oct< I C"I -FQ Ro-otelo 38 Oen -JOllneon 1 ,..,, (kid< le!l.ol A -2S 000 (•llmlted) .................... RUSHING Oen-, C....CSe t0-24 sy0.,.,, 9 79, M•n-2-•. Millet 6-2 t Joi.neon 4· 12 cn1cego. lo~ 23·&0 81*"* 20-82 PASSING -Denver, Jo,.n1on 3-8-2-25 c~. L.M10ry 1. 11-11• 1 Rf.CEIVIHG -0.0-N-1-13, Jem" 1·tl. S~dney 1·3 Ch1c190. T JOl>naon 4-!oe. WHiie 1 42. S~ 1-8, ~ .. 1-e MISSED FIE.LO GOALS -0env9f NOnl ~ ~033 lloeton 11, W..ttlngton tt .... .,a--. WUlllnQton 3 1 e o ta 8oe1on 3 e o 10 111 WM -FG Ann 3' Bot -~G Muntt1 20 lloe -FG M&aetU 47 W•• -W•ll•ra t 1 P•U l•om Me0uol•8" (Arin klelk) lloe -M..,oerry I rvn lk!Cll lellecll Boe -Ct""'ll I run IM-tl k!Clll Boe -FG M&a:etU 211 A -18,430 ~~ RUSHING WWl!ngton Roblnaor1 20-32. Meyt>en'y 6-2 6oe1on. c"""" t!I· t30. 0..... 6-10 PASSING -Wutoln;ton. McOulll<en 26-4 7-4 322 lloeton . Wiiton 21-41-2-247 Rf.CEIVIMO -WMhinglon Robllleor\ 9-H W•lt•ll 7-112 HolmH 5-11 Mayt>erry 2-9 lloelon F•WU 5-~3. A Jollneon 6·65. Crump 6-50, Stnlttl 2-49 FIELO GOALS MISSED - WuhW1Qton. AtWI i2, 4t eo.ton. Noni ,.......,., ...... Op9" (91~--C..,...) nw... .. T_,,., Men'• a dOUblle -,,.,. ~ O....~dM LM~Dlll-. 12.12, 21•1. 11-7 ...... .• c doubtee -Mlk• .....,__.. Stu Y-'Olo def 0.eld ~ E!mor'I, 21-17, 21-20 Mln't • lllr9M -Louie~ dell Miit• a.-. 21-20. 21-e Ml•ecl • doubll• -!>oft Vonler. Oel>by Nlcllol1 def Trey Tey!Ol·OM T ....... 21-1. I0-21, 11-3 Ml .. e d C double• -llutch llullMn•nle-Trlcl• l llPP d•I l!ddle .._ .. t..lflde veoe. ill·IO. 21·12 Women·• B doubl•• -Sue ~•llk-Ke.17 Mlcllet del 01r1en• l-Mague. 21-11. 21-11 Men'• open doubfH -"ob.,t a.imoftte-Allft 9-lmoflle cset Koo Lonr-*•·HeNy Htrlla. 1:t-21, 21·1•. ~ . ' . . ,, . bhlbttlon ........ .,.. ....... I Cflf...,,,, llWtl!MI Clewiand 010 000 l)o()-1 9 0 Celllornl• 011 100 001-3 I 0 HMton, Berll• 1e1 encl Bendo. ~ (7J, GoltJ. Stww 181, Sanc:Ml (I) encl Boone, Fwgueon(7J. WP -GoltJ LP -HMlon HA -8'own .,_12.~1 <•v-...-..P11.> Alllrlt• 000 300 720-12 19 0 Lo.~ 000 010 000-1 5 2 Welk, 8ehenne If). Baclroellll (II) end Sln.tro; WelQll, Wt1;111 (6). Stewett 171. Nleellnluw (7) encl Y-O-W -Welk l Wflk:ll HRe -Allente. WMNnglon 2. Loe Angelle. llt oCli hhlbttlon1~ AlllMCAN LIA w l ~ Mlt..M*• to 2 133 N.-Vork 10 3 769 Totonto II 4 ., ~ e 4 M7 e • IMl7 M-• e 4 117 Oelttand e 6 816 BeltllnOr• 9 e 800 Tell» 8 8 600 C1evelw>O e 7 482 Mple 4 7 384 s..n1e 4 1 .384 eo.1on • e Ken ... City 3 9 NA Tl<*Al L.IAOUl SI LOUii 8 3 MonlTMI 9 1 Clndnna11 s 5 :=a ~: San F'r llnClec:o 5 e Cl>lcaQo e e Atlante e 10 Plttet>urgn 4 7 PNladllpf\I• 3 7 New Yorll 3 8 ~on 2 8 v .. 1.,....,. • ._... 8at11more 9, Mlnneeott 4 T oronlo 5 &o.ton o CNc:ago (Al) 1. SI Louie 0 Oetroll 5. Ho.Mlon 4 Kanaaa Olly 11. Ptt11bur9h 10 tffw Yori! IALI 9, -VOfk (NL) 1 Mont,..., •• Tel<M 1 Olnc:tnnetl 9 ~ 3 S... FTencleco 9 CNc:ago (Nll S MilwaukM 7, Sen OllQO 3 Oeallnd 9, S.nle 3 333 333 ee1 533 600 .. , 455 •ss 429 375 384 300 273 200 WINaTOM~~apma ,., Or•ftte c ...... , 1 .. 1 ..... ue ... 1 ,._.,, AIOOhol reeulla Funny Cw 8rad Andweon (Covln9J. e 69 111 211 mp11 def Cl1uc:k BN1 (Sen 0..001. e eo et 212 """'IAn-.on "t NHAA IPMd record on hrat round with 2 14 711 mpll ctocklnQJ 01e911., Merk Nl•er IP"<Hlfll•). 9 13 ... 205 94 """' Gel ........ Oeboet 1"8dl'ord 0..1. • 71 •. 201 34 mph WMkend'I trtlftUCttonl llAIU6U. ~.....-BALTIMORE ORIOLES -Sen! Jell w..ni.. outl'llldw. end Ken Oiaon encl M-lltown pllcl>era lo I-ml,_ ~ ~K YANKEES Sen1 61- Belbonl, llrtt beaemen and R•r Fontenot to minor leegu• camp IOI ,..~,, T TO BLUE JAVS -Sen1 Coln Mcl.a.glllln, Jolln CeMU, Don Cooper• end Oennlt Howerd. pltcl'lera. Aon S...,,,...d, outftelder, 10 s~ OI IN lnterne tlonel L••11u• S e nt O•v• S"•i:=i pltc:ftef end Kif\ Kinnard, OUI • to KnollVllte OI IN Soul ..... LMQUe Slnt Dew Steni.o.--..Hfr SdwOIOer, cetci.n to the mlnOr 1MQ1'9 came> for r 11 111G;;., ........,.....,~ NEW Jf.ASEY OEVILS -Aecell41d G..-ry H-•11. 1111 wtn;, lrorn Wlolllle Of l"9 c.n-Hocltc:Oli.-:1' .. MARIETTA -N•m•d Mlcll••• Hollwly "-" IOOlbell COICft 11·10 1:::--...... --- Camel. Where a man belongs. 8 mg. "tar". 0.7 mg, nicotine ev. per cigerene. FTC Repon DEC. '81. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous tn Your Health. - . i I J I l j " . \; ' IH Orange Co•t DAILY PILOT/Mondmy, Maron 21 , 1883 Dial IRS hotline for tax answ-ers lf you're 1tymled by your lOfO forrna. or worried by your W-2a, the Internal Revenue Service ln Sant.a Ana may be able to help you out. The IRS hu come up with a Huntington Beach resident Pat Cohen bas been a ppointed to the Orange County Commission o n Sta tus of Women . Hrvlce lt calla "Tele· Tax," a 24-hour tax lnfonn.ation hotllne. The •rvice provides t.apee on 140 dlfterent 1ubject1 related to lncome tax preparation and flllna. All you have to do 11 dlal a number and aelect the tax rne9U1e you want to hear. The tape• Include Information like "Movln~ expen1e1 -Do I quallfy? ' "Bu1lne11 travel expenaes," "Bad debt deduction," and, "How to choo1e a tax preparer." Tele-Tax can only be u1ed from a puah button telephone.· The number la 836-2974. Syrup fights • • po1son1ng Offk:ials at the Orange County Polson Control Center are reminding residents to stock a bottle of Ipecac syrup in their medicine cablneta. The syrup, marketed over the counter by several companies, ia used to induce vomiting in case poisonous substances are swallowed. People should call the center at 634-5988 before using the syrup, though, because vomiting is not recommended ln all cases. MIKASA: 20°/o·33°/o OFF I \ I \ \ ~ >-~ l '12 e i:'. ;;, ii ..,. !! ~ :f ci> "' .... S·oc place setlings Reg S37 50 $45 Sale S29.99 ONEIDA®: 41% OFF S·oc place settings Reg $40 75 Sale 123.86 (Free gill with purchase! Buy 8 place settings and receive e matching 4 pc serving set. regul"rly $40, as your bonus ) 5..pc. place settings. Reg S60 Sele 121.• (Add1t1on11 u Ylno• when you purchese tlgl'll 6 pc piece N1llr191 Reg $490 Stte '979 4·pc. hOltffa aet Reg $54 Sele SU 4·pc. serving aet Reg S-42 Sele 12t "' ;;, u J ' Pen Pal Bunny Lorrie off en an autograph to an admiring S.K . Williams, 14, of Irvine during grand opening rest ivities at th e Video Warehouse in Irvine over the weekend. 100 YEARS ' SIX STAR TA SAVE 15°A OUR GREATEST NAMES IN CRYST41 \1 In the patterns you want for dining and entertaining wit style But don't delay Sale ends May 15. unless st~ otherwise And you ·11 want 10 see the rest of our amaz"' selection 100. in Robinson's Silver Flatware. 10- GORHAM: 40°/o·55°/o OFF .._........, ~ l. l , ID l ·. .. .. ~ c .. ~ !! .:> ... "' ~ ;:. .. z 5 pc place set11ngs Reg S50 Sale $29.99 !Add t·onal ,,.iv ngs when you purchase the service for 8, Reg $400 Sale 1179 Includes eight ~ 0< p1,1c•• ~e111ngs plus our tree g•ll 10 you ol lhe 7 pc en1e11a1nmen1 set (cold meal fork. 3 1ao1espeons p erced tao1esooon sugar speon and butter 1<n1fe) INTERNATIONAL: 490/o OFF .. J 5 pc place settings Reg $43 75 Sale 121.99 (Free gill w11h purchase• Buy 8 place seuings and receive a matching 6 pc hostess set. ~ularly $84 50 as your bonus ) TOWLE: 40% OFF I ~ I I 5 pc place setttngs. Reg SSO Sale m.M (Alao ev•lleble 6-pc hostess set Reg S100 Sate ...... ) I l ! ORREFORI SASAKI DANIK ROGASKA LENOX MIKASA 1l WALLACE TOWLE GORHAM ON Congressional confabulation About 100 Laguna Beach High School civics students gathered in the campus cafeteria to hear Re p. Robert A. Badham, R-Newport Beach, discuss national topics ranging from the threat of nuclear war to the minimum wage. The students were given an opportunity to quiz the U.S. congressman following his t alk last week. ~OF STYLE LETOP SALE ~60°/o ----RINKWARE AND STAINLESS FLATWARE. ssware 86/Fine Crystal. 129, where we·ve been setting beautiful tables for 100 years Ask about our Crystal and Sliver Club Plans. To order. call I-free 1·800·345·8501 MIKASA: 40°1o·60 OFF Shown here Empres:; ;>atl8fn gc.bfel. flute and wine champagne 1n movth·blown crystal Reg $24 95 each Sale S9.95 The mouthbtown stemware collection Reg $18 95·$24 95 each Sale 19.9S·t14.95 ORREFORS: 25% OFF ~ herr Prelude pettllfn gob!«. flute and wine champalJne 1n moulh-Olown crystal Reg $31 50 each Sal• m.eo TM stemware cOll.ctlon Reg S20-S3' each Sale 115-121.50 Sale enda Apf 11 30 LENOX: 15°/o OFF Snown here Navarre Clear pattern wine goblet and dessertictiampagne glasses Reg $24 75 each Sale S20.t9 The line stemware collectlon Reg $15 75 $25 75 each Sale t13.39-121.89 SASAKI: 200/o OFF Shown here Wings pattern flute. wine and goblet champegne In reed cry1111 R911 $28 ea<:h Sale 121.M The stemware coll.ctlon. Reg S1&-S28 each Sal• t12.41-121M Sale endt Apfll 30 Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/Monday, March 21, 1983 81 Polio still a crippler worldwide WASH INGTON (AP) - Crlf plln1 polio la a majo r chl dhood dlaeaae In the developln1 world but, unlike smallpox, chancea of eradJcatinl It worldwide In the foe enuble future .,.. remote, experta aay. Polio, cau.ed by any one of three vtrua types, not only la • more dJ.fticult d1teue to control than anallpox, but lts elimination haa not been g iven a hlgh prio~!fi'm many governmenu, the figure. • Thoae attendln1 the International Sympoalum on Pollomyelitla Control l.ut week said many developlng countries don't have effective programa for routine childhood immunization, let alone an eradication effort. '"Ibe general aeme la that we cannot eradicate polio at thia time," said Dr. Frederick C . Robbins , president of the National Academy of Sciences' Institute of Medicine. "We ahould continue to look to this aa a long-term goal." Dr. Ralph 11. Henderaon of the World Health Organization said that hundred.a of thousand.a of the children born each year in the developing world will be crippled by polio. ROGASKA: 25°/o OFF Snown here our exclusive Jasmine pattern wine. goblet and nute champagne in tull-lead hand cut crystal Reg $40 each Sale $29.19 The hand cut lull·lead crystal collectron Reg $40 each Sale S29.t9 DANSK: 20°/o OFF Shown here F1cet11 pettern olcMaahloned, hlghblll and 111.purpC>M alzea R911 S13·S1' each Sale '10.40-m.JO The bl1War1 collectlon R911 S13·S16 uch. Sal• '10.*'11. IKASA·INTERNATIONAL .9DANSK LENOX DOU~TON NORITAKE WEDGWOOD VILLEIOY •BOCH I ... l ' .. Ot1nge Co111 DAILY PILOT /Mond1y, M1roh 2 t, 1083 GORDO 'IQ) lk>ll 'iOl)Jl$t!Lll IN WIT .. A ~~·~ OPl!._.eQ, G \Rt'lt:l.,D COME ON,MONMV! 00 IT TO Ml NOW! TME ~fNSE II ~It.LIN~ M£ ! !>ZI THE t 'AMlll' CIRCl'S by 8 11 Keane "They must be Easter eggs. They're blue!" '9 \R'9 \Dl'Kt: by Brao Anderson .S-21 ,. --rlo;~(.'OJ "Now ... Marmaduke!" '900' '9l LLl'S TUE NAME OF TUE TAME SAD.1 WINSTON, IHt' WAY l~AT WILDl..IFE 15 DISAPPEAR/NG -r~esc DAYS. PUNl'T8 HERE'S UOW IT~~~.~HUCK ... AU M 816-ltAtiVt TEAMS AAVE MASCOT5, ~16MT ? OUR TEAM 15 ™E "PELICANS, 1 ' Kl~T ? WELL. WE MAVE THIS COSTUME WE WANT YOO TO WEA~ ... bV Gui Arriola ______ ..,. Bit; GEORGE 1l(#oJI ~ lt.JftO ()Ill MINC>l.f ~! ~TWA~ ~ ~""l~M M>.a.c «JM~f ........ c~A, .1 by Virgil Partch (VIP) J •.J.I "All rtght, now, 111 together ·· I h1te Mond1y1." so TRV IT OH I C~IJCI( ... 5E£ UMAT VOO ™INK ~Bur, OAo .. 1 ~HAVE Nf( OTHER FEET '' Q.l -Both vulnl!rabll'. u Suuth you bold: tQI07S 'V'Qe& 0 KH H M Tb11 biddlnc hu prooedrd: No~ Eut South W11t I O P111 1 t l'aH 2 ~ p ... 7 Whal 1rt1on do you lakr'1 A. -1'h11 11 nol thf llml' to do anything unusual 1'1rlner ha. shown a 1lrung hand with h11 rl'versr bid hul, slnte you htve a minimum, you r1n do no more than lakr a S1rnpll' prererence to threr d1a monda. By thl' way , don't ralr your hand as a dead minimum, evrn though you have a flal distribution Your honor\ an parlner'b ~u1t' should be upgraded. Q.2-As South, vulnerablt', you hold: •KI087 :K62 OK95 •60 The b1dd1ng has proceedrd. North EHt South W11t 1 + 2 • 2 + Pue 3 + Pa11 7 What action do you uke'! A. -£ven though you raised freely, you have nothing to ht! ashamed or. You have ex cellt'nt trump support and Jl 06E P \RKt:R As ANGEL PAYS OFF THE CAB DRIVER. SHE REPRIMANDS COUNTRY BOY FOR LEAVING THE H()SPITAL WITH · OUT PERMISSION I DRABBLE GOii N ON BllOGI BY CHARLES H GOREN ANO OMAR SHARIF AN8Wt.:R8 TO BRIO(;£ QUIZ your k1n11• art' undervalued 1n thr point rount We would ra1~1· to four •padt•• unhea1 t111ngly. Q,3-Nt<1lhl!r vulnrrable, u South yuu hold t AJU ·:. KQSS ots +AJ7 'rh .. bidding h11 procel'ded. EH t South WHt North 1 v Obie Pua I t 3 ? What action do yuu take"! A. -You h.lVt' a r1nt' hand. but 1l •~ nut IJUltl' good t'nougl. llJ m1·r11 anoth1·r bid, p11rt1rularly al 1h1~ ltvi·I u .. u 1n mind lh11t yuu hJv1· forrt'd partner to l11d Jnd thal ht• might hold l1ll lt' or nothing Ir hl' d1w' ha\'r U&t>ful value~. ht' IS nnt har rt'd from taking further ar tion ~.4 -bal>L Wtst vuln..rahlt', as South >OU hold: +6 · 5 , KQ1087 +AJ76S2 Tht• bidding has prucct:dt•d· Wul Nortb E11t South 1 • P111 3 + ? Wha l art1on do you takl'' A. -The oppon .. ntl> art' head td at lt·~l>t for gaml', and nothinK 1n your hand tulf ICl'•ll tbal they won't mak11 1l Jluwrver. your dl1lt1bu lion SUKl(t•al• that you mlicht ha vi: a rhnp .arrir1rr. C'•pt<dally 111nre lhC' vul nrrab1h1y 11 fa\lorablr Hid thm~ no lrump. Thal can't ht-natural -it muet bt lhl' lJnuaual No Trump. uk ing putnl'r lo choosto be tween tht unbid tu1ts Q.5 -lluth vulnl'rablt', 11 South yuu hold: •8 :.87642 OK764 •Al06 Tht> h1dd1ng has proceedtd Nortb Eaat South 1 + Obit 7 What art1on do you take'! A. -Uon't worry about lht' ract that partner might h&\11! to play one spade doubled. The odd~ are that the op punl'nt~ will remove lo another contract But should tht•y lt'ave thl' doublt' 1n. you hnvP 'Oml' usdul rards for partner A pass 1~ rlearly in d1ra1t•d f ur thOSt' o( you who (elt cumpelled LO .. rl'SCUl' parllll'r by running lo one no lrump. your most hli.ely ar romJ>111hmrnl wu to ba~ • your rJpponl'nl• uut uf a huff'. CU Aa South. vulntrablf\ you hold: • 1 t 875 ; AJ O KJot~ •lU~ Thr b1dd1nic h11 prMttdrd: 1 NwtAI Eut S.._. I :· 3 • 1 Whal artwn do you talu"I A. -It 11 quitr potaible that • you can make lbreot-no trump or four bl'arta, but 1l 11 aleo pos,1ble that you have no ICamr In a situation like tbia bi: .. n arch conat1rvat.1ve - doublt and take any penally. you ran gtt. After all. bridge Ill not an exarl scll'ncl'. You v. 111 sllll ht! a 3 l favorite to v. 1n thl' rubber. Have you beeo naulq t. to double trnble? Let C:barlee Corea lwlp yH OJWI JOIU WIJ tJaroqb t~ •&U of DOUBLES for peaaJtJet ! aod lor takeout. For a ~PY.,., : hl1 DOUBLES lteeklet, aeDd ' Sl .85 te "Gere1·0.able1," cue of tJaia aew1paper, P.O. Boa 259, NorwMd, N.J. 07~. Make ~eeka payable UI New1paperheek1. WAS DYIN0 IN THAT~~ $PITAL WITHOVT YOlJ. j N6EL' PLEASE MARR'r ME I NEVER WANNA Pl..A'r M'r 6UITAP. FOR,_ N060D'i BUT YOU I by Harold Le Dowe Cl!D YOU HE.AA THAT, AN6EL? IT'S THE PERFECT TITLE FOP. A NEVIi HIT 50N6' I NEVER ~NA P\..AV MY WITAR A(>AIN FOA Noeoov euT 1\41-s WIU.. Sf A ~" 1~1" Nlblo('f, ~'f~ICK ! ~,~.,., ~0'{ 11)\U. fl.wt RUUtt 'fAA'f ll>E.'llf MEANT ~~Ofl4~! YOU! ~-.,........,...,.....,..,,......._.... • t I I 1 i I I ~ I f'OR BETTER OR t'OR WORNE by Lynn Johnston flNK" •INKt:RBt:,.~ OOt>rr rm;er I™£ lEACHER'5 A!:l60C.1AllON 15 MEETING 10Nt6HT 10 D1&.0b!> 1HE NEUeTIATl~ I ~ ! DR.SMOCK WMA"f' PO 'YOU HA.Ve FOFt PRASON eu"N5 ~ AT ot-lEl~E.ALL WE HAD TO 00 10 LOOt< 6000 IN A SRlHING .SUl'f Wf\S LOSE SOME. WEIGHT. ... ;?'-,. c· lHIS YEAR.We'u ALL NEED f'U\S1iC. SUReeRf ~~! by Tom Bat1uk !'V£ HIRED NV.J OJJt'.l K,elT 10 NE.GOTIATE WllH lME. BOARD! by George Lemont AP"1"8R l"HeY''ve ee!!l!!N IN 1'"H lS &u5lNl5S5 tM "°~ WMt&..a I 'TH Y IJUS"( A~N Tt:> "O&..L.-Wl1"H -0..1!! PUNCMS~.' .. • ise v oune. 11m111111t ,Oii Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Monday, Mlfch 21, 1H3 81 _. ,-------------------------------~...-------------------------------;._-.;.__;....;;.;;.;.;....;,;.~;;..;.;...;.;.,;;.; ____ _ Opry House is up for sale HOUSTON (AP) - The Opry House in NMhville, Tenn., home of the Grand Ole Opry and a site revered by country music fan.a, i.a for sa1e. American General Corp., a Houston-based diversified financial group that acquired the property last year, said the Opry House, a hotel a theme park, a cable television company and two radio stations are being offered for sale at the urging of Tenneaee Gov. Lamar Alexander. American General chairman Harold S . Hook said the ale waa proposed after a oorporate committee met with the governor and Alexander "atn.ed the role the ()pry hM played ln developing the cultural heritage of Tennessee and emphasized the positive beneflta of Tenneaaee- bued ownenhip." American General executives, said Hook, ""Aha.re tlle9e views." 'The oompany acquired the Opryland properties lut November as part of lta $1.~ billion purehaae of NLT Corp ., a Na1hville insurance holding company. •'.MMNWN ~ ~Olll M 'or Murdlr" l 1"4) "-Y t.UIMcl, a... ~ I FP\AVHOOll t t ' 8lbea On Sllflne StrMI" ( tt44) ~ Ryen, AM 8¥11 CQJMOYll Ht "The Jttleho Mlle" l lt7tl Ptt• SlrlUM. 8'1111 °"1nlflY OtlMOYm t t "Tiie l'V"'d Of TN Lont fllnDlr" pllllO) Kllnton 5'*0ury, CIV'letoCll* Uoycl tl)lllOYIE t t "A Utllt Sex" (Itel) Tim Mlt"'9on, Edwlrd Hemnenn eMOVE t t "Malechl'I Cow" ( 19781 VetOf'lt. ct QulllgM, Oonlld ~ -e:ao- 1 =:.a~ UE DEltcl'OA UTINPROR! -t:oo- 1 i = • t "Cowwd Of Tiie County" ( lte I) Kemy Reign, Fredric Llhnt 8 0MOYIE "Intimate 400nY" (Premiert) Tony a.er,, Judith Ugllt llDW•A•a•H OAEAT~ "1!) FRONT\ME (O)MOYIE • t \t 'iht AmalM" (1942) John Slvlgt, ChnstoCll* Plummer (%)AWARDS TME wnli CHAAl.EI ~ -9:30-8 Cl) ONE DAY AT A TME Cil MOYIE * * * .. Mldted Pierce'' (1945) Join Crawford. Ann 91't1h. mw·A·s·H m MAR8HAl DILi.ON -lO:OO- • Cl) CAGNEY & LACEY uameNEWS C!>ENTERPME ~~YIONIAH * t "Funetll Homt" ( 1942) Key Htwtry. Berry Morlt. ~~TlOH ··~"Deadly Glmes" (19411 Sam Groom, Cb Bu11tus @MOYIE •• "0..111 Hunt ' (1981) eti.1ee Bronson. Lee MIMl. 1%JMOYIE t t t \i "Alen'' (19791 Tom Slltrrttt, Y 8'lhtt Kotto. -10:30- • ~NETWON< NEWS e A VIEW FROMM STANDPIPE: JOHN FAL TSrs WOM.D er> CA068-COUNTR'f 8IO 8CHOOl -tl:00- • • 11 (1)9 QINEWS D SAT\JfllAY NIGHT I .. SENICH Of_ MJEfffMONS eHMRY-0 I IUSN.88 AEPORT PISUTENOHT (O)MOYIE .. "S.lln Suite" ( 19781 Htlthtr I ~== MC Niwa tlGHTUNI AIKID '°"IT t ~14ome Of Tiit Omt" (1141) ,rank lOVljOy Jlllltl ,~. "':wcu.. ~ "Con1-one Of A Oll'Mg llWlructot'' o•m Robin ~.ei11. An~ looltl C.HJNOT~YMNIWI 181'A.IAMA TON -tt:oo- l 19f1'PTMMNTTONIOHT Qg ntl LAST WON> WOY!! • t t "Tiit Foa• OI Harrow·• ( 1"47) Rta H1rrllon. Mai.11r1 O'Hara L IHO(JlfN)EHT NITWOAK I t:i AMENCAH mu tt\t "Tiit Amtltu<" (1982) John ~-~Plummer t t t "A Plln In The A " ( 18731 J«iqUll Bttl, Liiio Ytntur \. IZ)MOYIE t ~ "Frtncti PuNycel" ( 18731 Sybil o.nnlng, Kiiie ~ -12:»-D QI UTE NIGHT WI'™ DAVID LETTlNWI ~ ~ lJltCl.OSE ~~ AMEAICAHSTYLE U "Fw No Ewl" ( 1980) Stefan Amgtlm, Kalhltln Rowe McAlltn -12:40-IJ (I) COllMBO -t:OO- • GEHE AllTRY •wow * • • "Lady L" t 1986) SopNa Loren. PIUI~. W BAARY FAASEA eMOYIE ••~ "Tht Clones" (1974) Michael Greena, Gregory Sierra. QJl ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT -1:05-(,)MOYIE H * "Guys And Dolls" ( 19551 Frn Sinatra, Jtln 5rnmons -1:30-D al NBC NEWS OVEJMOHT 8 GEHE AllfRY ! ~ COTTlE: Ult CLOSE t '.-i "Super Fuzz" (19811 Tlrtnoe Hill Err.I Borgnlne IHlMOVll • **'" VHMrttlnctU l 1911) -Torn Condltta ,..,.. A 1llldllt Ind 1111 houlalllllplr la Ille tlQOrt Oltromlerllttln 1tt0~. 'PO' -t:OO-a:~~~ATCM YOU TMN< YOU GOT -taO-~ S::. NAvv C MOVIE t 'A "Tht Drowning POOi" (1175) PIUI Nllwman, Jolnnl WOOO.Wd. -4.-00- (f)SEAHUNT 121wow *** '.; "Alltl\" (1979) TOlll Skemtt, Y9'Jhe1 KoUo Tiit Cfttw of ...... going lcr~ Clr1ilr loloo# • lll)Wn- ou. 19111 to 1 9'.tppOltdly dMd planet and. •II• IMdlng. ~ 111a1 tht meuege wu 1 warning to ltay IWIY 'R' -Ul-lf) FAITH 20 (HJMOVIE * 'h "On Tiit Right Trld!" (18' 1) Gary eoi.m.n, MidlMI Lembtdt OMOYIE ** * "Shoot TN Moon" t 1942) Albert Floney, Dilrlt Kttton The tollpSt or tn UPC* mlcldlHlau couplt' • marrtagt and Ila elttct on 11\ttr fOUf daughteta 11 dllonldld 'R' -S.'M-1$lMOVIE * t "A Little Sex" ( 19a 1) Tim Mllhtlon, Edwtrd Htrrmtnn -3:40- ICJMOVIE • • "Funtral Homt" (1982) Kay Haw1ry, Blrry Mor11 A YoU1111 lllOITl- tn ln¥eStlgllts strlllQI occ:urtnctt 11 lief grandmotllt<'a Vlctoilan home 'R -4:00- (f) TOP O' 'OE MOfMHCi -4:30- BULL. WINl<l..E CO MOVIE • * •,; "Tiit Amateur" ( 1982) John Savaoe. Christopher Plummtf See complete ll•tl"G In TV Log CHAllll. LISTINGS 8 ICNXT IC8 S1 \$6) KOOC tlftcl J 0 l(N8C INBC I 0 Ofl Tl/ 9 ICTLA llnd I l 2 TV 8 KA8C IABCI " H80 0 KFMB ICRSI c 1C1nem.i•l 0 KHJ TV tlnd J • CWO Rl NY N '( ID ICCST tA8CJ l1 (W lUS) • IC TTV tlnd I f tESPNI Ill l<COP TV I Ind J s IShowt1me) • l<.CE T I PBSJ " Spo11toh1 G KOCE IPBSJ • l(dl>lf' Nf'w\ Nf'tWOr k) Back by popnlar demand Top Sirloin Terlyald Steak or Prawn Dinnen for jut $5.95 Complete U.S. Choice dinners, indudlng soup or salad, baked potato or rtce pUaf and toasted Ranch Bread. Values like these won't last fo~r so come Into Stuart Anderson's today. You're gonna feel good inside. FOUNTAIN VALLEY, SANTA ANA, GARDEN GROVE, TORRANCE, CERRITOS, LAKEWOOD, ANAHEIM The Unlvtntty of California. Irvine TOM SELLECK BESS ARMSTRONG HIGHRoAD 1b CHINA Fun and adventure at every turn. ·--~= (UXUAY THEATIU 1tt 1"Mati..eU...i.1t°"4Yl2Jl ... 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IATl-.t!ll, ...... cdword" WESTBROOK CINEMA ·:·::· :··.: ... .. . 530-4401 I • ' • J' A .~ l l , f Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Monday, M11oh 21, 1913 Garage sales, yard sales. rummage sales, street sales ... no matter what you call them. the Idea is the same -TURNING THINGS YOU NO LONGER . NEED INTO CASH. When you get tired of fighting your way into a crowded attic or garage. or when you need a little extra cash, have a garage sale! So get Into the act, clean out those unwanted Items. and make money doing 1tt It's fun, it's profitable, and follo.vlf\g these 10 steps will make U simple. araJe Scile 1 Decide on dates. Look at a calendar and set the dates and times of your • sale. Weekends are usually good. but many successful sales have been held 1n the evening. 1ust after work. Check the weather forecast 1n the paper, and watch for 5 Make a si9n. To help make your sale successful. make a few signs • from cardboard and letter With a magic marker. A good sign size is 14" x 22". any other large event that may attract potential buyers away. such as fairs or community events. Have your sale run at least two days -some people may not be able to come on any single day. l What to sell. Everything! That is. everything you haven't used 1n the • last year. If an item has antique value. or 1s brand-new. or has unusual value, be sure to ask a healthy price tor it. Get a pad of paper and search your whole house Look everywhere. and ltst everything. Fwaitw •· This 1s your main attraction and your best source of income Be sure to place furniture where 1t can be seen from the street. Price furniture low enough to beat auctions and secondhand sales (check the classifieds for compansons~ but high enough so you can come down a little when someone shows interest. RocktnQ chairs. chest of drawers. tables and chairs are all very successful at garage sales. so feature them in your ad. ~Smaller antiques should be groupeo. and kept close at hand where you can watch and talk about them. Nostalgia items are very popular - display them well aotMMJ, Make sure clothing 1s clean. and mark the price way down Put as many things as possible on hangers. Separate kid's things by age Display adult clothing by sex and age group. Low prices are a _. on clothes except for unusual items. which should be tagged With an explanation (like. "han~mbfo1dered flowers. dress worn by Mae West~" '"8•cH. These will sell f()( a fair price only 1f they work. No one will take your word for 1t. Have an extension cord so they can be tested, or better yet, have radios playing, old TV sets turned on etc. Make sure buyers understand they are sold "as is". ......_ These usually go fast. but keep them out of direct sunlight. A good idea 1s to name your plants before the sale (Spider Lady, Cousin Jasper, Maggie~ and wrtte a line or two on the name card about how to care for them ] Write your ad. Here is a suggested ad: "Garage Sale -desks. Bentwood rocking chair. toys. inf81)ts' clothing, 1922 • Victrola in original cab1nel many gadgets, lots of unusual items. rock collection. plants. Refreshments. 8 a.m. to 6 p. m. Saturday and Sunday. 1234 South Anystreet. Yourtown. Just west of Main and 2nd " Use this sample ad as a guide. Be sure to list unusual items. Be as specific as possible. Give directions 1f needed. Don't use abbreviations-many people won't bother to decipher them. CAUTION: Don't advertise anything you don't really have. Every item in the' ad must be on hand at the start of the sale ·4 Where to advertise. Place y·our ad where it wm be seen by people who ltve In the area -most people shop close to home The • Daily Pilot 1s read by 88,000 adults in Costa Mesa, Newport Beach. Laguna Beach, lrvlne, Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley -guaranteeing you wide exposure. And with the Pilot. you're not_ paying for waste circulation in Los Angeles or Anaheim. Plan to run your ad 3 times or more. and start it a few days before the Nie so bargain hunters can have plenty of notice. 642-5678 6 PlacinCJ your si9n. The morning of the sale. bCit not before, place your signs. Be sure and add your address and any • directional arrows This should be done about a half hour before the sale starts. Place your sign where It can be seen from both sides of the street by passing cars and pedestrtans. CAUTION : Some towns have laws that restrict the placement and duration of garage sale signs. Please check with your town's planning department or clerk 7 Marking prices. Mark pnces where they can be seen clearly. Office supply stores have varo1us sizes and colors of slickers • that work well, or you can use masking tape. However you mark them. IMke prices low. Garage sales are for bar~a1n hunters Remember, whatever you can't sell you II have to drag back 1n the hOuse and store again for another year 8 Serving refreshments. This doesn't have to cost much, and creates a fnendly • atmosphere. It also encourages people to stay longer and perhaps buy more. You could even charge for expensive items hke donuts. or the kids could go 1n business for lhe day. with a lemonade stand. 9 DisplGy. Make sure eweryth1ng can be teen. Have card tablet or • boards used as 1helvet betw•n two chairs. Don't cause people to bend over unless you can't help It. UH one table as a desk where you can '" everything and take money. Use only one cash box (tin cans or boxH work fine) and make sure IOmeone ii appointed "cashier" at all times. Arrange beforehand for 1 friend who can help answer questions. relief for lunch, etc. •See If any want to toin your Nie. Thie wttl glw you someone to share expenMI with and lncre ... lntereat In your sale. If othera join you, be sure to Include thla In your ad (example: "three-family sale." "neighborhood sale"~ Group aales are a lot more fun. too. .lllJPI~~~~~. ~ GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR GARAOe' SAi.Ei MAY IT BE SUCCESSAJL AND FUN/ . . 330 w. Bay St., Costa M•aa. CA. open H :30 Moridtly thru Friday, Saturday 8-noon. DN to traaaml11toa lrHble tM1y'1 1&«11 market qoot1Cloe1 wlll aot appear. Tax sa vings considered for new home buyer!i' By fte A11oclated Preti WASHINGTON -Conare.a la conaldertnc a half dozen blll1 that would let Americana aet up tax-deferred uvtnp eccounta to buy homel. Detalla of the meuurea vary. but moet are patterned after the popular Individual re\lttment account.I -better known u IRA.. Republican Sen. John Tower of Tex.aa ia among tho9e who have offered propc»ala, and becau.e of b1I poaltion aa chairman ol the Senate houatn1 auboommlttee, Tower'• bW la certain to get a lot of attention. Tower'• version would have little adverwe lmJ*t on federal tax collectJona -and thua the deficit - becau.e It would not allow the aame pel"llOn to have both an IRA and a tax-deferred mortgage aavtn&J account. Some of the other bill• contain no auch prohibition and are almost certain to draw adminiatration opposition becauae of their poiential advene lm~ on the Treasury. Tower s bW would allow people with I.RA. lO either leave the money in them until retirement or draw lt out without penalty to pay for a home - either for a down payment or to make advance paynlentl on an existing mortgage to save interest. Tower'• bW I.I called the Mortgage Retirement Account A.ct, emphasizing ita approach of e.entially considering mortgage aavinp accounts and IRA.a as being interchangeable. W orldwide trading 'con( used ' LONDON -Trading on foreign exchangea was thrown inlO contu.ion today afttt a realignment of European Monetary System currenciea that lifted the value of the Weat German mark 5.5 percent and devalued the French franc 2.5 percent. The dollar r'09e against all major currencies except the mark and the Canadian dollar. Gold bullion prioea drifted lower in Hong Kong and F.urope but edged higher in early trading in the United States. The franc fell to an all-time low aga.inat the mark and lost ground against the dollar. The Britiah pound, which is not a pert of the eight-nation European Monetary System, fell to a new low against the dollar. (See related story Page C3.) Nation money supply surges NEW YORK -The nation'• buic money aupply surged $4.8 billion In early March, the Federal Reeerve Board said, heightening fears of a rebound ln intereat rates that could threaten to upend a recovery from rece98ion. The Fed said that with the lat.est spurt, Ml, a measure of funda readily available for apending, grew at a 13.2 percent aeuonally adjusted annual rate over the put 13 weeks compared with the previous 13 weeka. That ii well above the upper limita implied by the Fed'• target range of 4 percent to 8 peroent growth tot' the period between the fourth quarter of 1982 and the fourth quarter of 1983. The Fed triea to provide e~oug_h money to revive the economy without rek1ndJ..i1ll double-digit inflation. S tudents d enied loans LOS ANGELES -Otibank of New York has barred further loan• to Pierce College atudenta beeau.e too many alumni are deliquent in paying off old loans. aaya a community college oftidal. "We let them know It was not fair to penalize all studenta at Pienie becaWle they (bank offid.all) were not able to collect loans they made," David J . Agosto, atudent services director for the Loe Angeles Community College Diatrict, aaid. Agosto and Rick Iwata, the d.iatrict'• student financial aervicm coordinator. said they were informed recently that Pierce was being dropped from the loan program becau.e more than 15 percent of past loan recipients were deliq_uent ln repeymenta. Canadian banks troubled TORONTO -Canadian banb are starting to receive intereat income on last year'• problem loana. a trend that could cau.e profita lO aoar andi!Slending inltitutiooa in an unwelcome political t again. Althouah bank offidaJa are hesitant lO give on the potential recapture of interest income, analysta have begun to calculate what troubled oompania owe the ban&. For the five major Canadian banb, it wu about $700 million in le82 and could tot.al another $750 million thia year, aaid Robin c.omwell. an analyst at McCarthy Securities Ltd. of Toronto. Thoee figuree are up aubttantially from the 1981 level of $230 million. Gold Quotations By Tile A11oclated Press Selected world gold prices today: LoDdOD momlng fixing $414.50, off $7.25. Lo1Mloa afternoon fixing $414.50, off $7.25. Part• afternoon fixing $422.17, off $8.32. Fn.Ufm fixina $414.51, off $7.49. Zmrld1 late afternoon •414.75 bld. off $6.50; $41&.75 uked. Hudy 6 Bannan (only daily quote) $414.50, off $7.25. ED1e1Mnl (only daily quote) $414.50, off $7.25. Elaielllanl fabricated (only dally quote) '43&.23, off $7.81. NY Comes aold apot month Fri. '415.-40, off $4.20. S ilver ~dy and Karman, $10.31 per troy ounce. Metals NEW YORK (AP) -Spot nonferrout metal pr1cM UXS.y: (]opper 78M-81 centa a pound. U.S. deltlnaticlN. Cliliftr 71.fO oenta pe,r pound. NY <:.omex apoi month CJoeed J"ri. IMll 20 H·23 mnta a poUnd. llM 38-40 emtm • pound. delivered. Tli te.•u1 MeWi Welk mnJQite lb. AliiDJlna 78 Oll'IC. a DoUrld. ff~Y. Mae_, tu>.OO ..-: Gllik.. Platlllillll '400.Q0.;'40&.00 mlrc:h. trOy ounce, N.Y. Dally Pilat ClASSlfllD t M011doy, Murch 21. 1983 /Joo king for a career in sales? ee today's H elp Wanted adt;, cias ificatio11 5 100 . .. CLASSIFIED INDEX IHI ltltt! le1M. fer lalt ln1n fer lilt IHm fer Ille 11 ... 1 ltr lilt le1M1 In bit !•Wit...., ll" !Hf!! fer l&le ... .,. UaftiekW 1:;;;;==--IJlliii"i'il iiiiiiiilotili 1'ti ..... ;;•ieri•;1~;;;;-1;00;~1;'1-C·-,.-, ... -.-.-.---......... , IMO ..... rt..... IHI ••NIT 11&11 C.Jbti... . Ull rm.. HM To ptace Yow Ad, Cal 642-5678 11£Al ESTATt ~ ...... A"6lw1M H1U. .. , ..... _ &Jtai. r.n11'\hf~• \."•fMlf"-.nv ""'h C'..r.-dol M•r (\ .... ....... o ........... . WIT,. .. ••-...n&.Jn Val•n Uvn\1,,,..,..-h ....... ....,.,...., '""u"' ........,.._h i....,uiw H1U• YI\'"""'""'' LA~•,.,...., M•_.in '1••1> Nrwport Br-.-k &n t,.•Wnwnw S.n J""" r ...... h.oo S.ni.. An. 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Oil CIOM to Hoag & bMoetl. aduH• I ~t• welCOIM Del TMC>fo, Hartlor Lane ......, ~.·:n·d~~rp~~~1~:{1::.~ Br. 6 Ba pool honlt!. fu!dUl~-d $1.d ,000. 403·4000, 648-7630 Have 2 euper 2 level 122,500, 5'0-6037, IQ' lt76. 8t0·43H717 or ... ' t2 6% AITO ror 6 'I'• oondot. Only 1)36,000 ' 819 ... M-2020 12:00 nOCH\ ~eturday. llYllDE PUO! llYFIDIT CtrtH •el Mar 1021 w/10% dwn. 184,000 1150000. Agt 562·7500 BACK DAY·3Br. IV.Ba, .. H ... 11....... ' 141.100. Comm poo1 •• ~Cer_na __ ._,J_Mu __ ,..... __ lit.LI All SJX-ct.acular bayfront dplx 2 br, 2 ba up; 2 br, I S t 11111 C "" ..... tQa, bdl. IYWf>f wlll oon-·-- - ---2 bo dn. 2 boat lpll(.'(.'9 Reduced $ J .~00.000. En""' the roomy 3 bdrm, • t d Ir I•• opt , bk r Nrly new 3 br · 3 ba, 2 -··-rv1 87 •• ,.10 frplc:, 2 ear QM, wet ber. Kille and ~tk>M may 2 b•I", formal dining ...._ bale Gardenet. 11360. i. ~ unUI 6.30 p m PElllllU 1011 OOOIFllOIT room home ..ihlla your " R c H 1 1 r t. r v fl • 1 Just pack your Cllottlee 10 I.MM 6& 1-4et3 ...,. tor the nut day'• publl-Ocean & jelly views Marlnl' room, 4 bdrm. :J tanan11 "•IP with th• I 3 b ... 3 b r· ",,fr n '' r • tnOY& Into thla !Ully lufn Ooeell lllew ~lful r• cation. FOi Sunda'J end 00 (k bill• Wa furnllh tile t• p:,.. equ ty "· 8 LEASE OPTION Of untum 12' 11 44', PY1 modeled 3 Br holN 3 Monday publlcallon1, bath, 37 aq ft. $1.385,000 :<e¥J'\lrunt nan11 tor the l'MMf new 2 twn"m• nr downtown C .... ............. I 8"' adult park re•• renl . .... rm. 2•L bat" b•'I ............. :1m1a *2060/mo Sue omp '"'n . ..,. .. 0 .., · • ..; 11 •. Sa II or Rent 12:00 noon Saturday. "" .,.. .. _ • Cyn'a moet &leg homea walk to ahop1 Wiii sw.., 1 1 4 0 0 / m 0 c 8 11 --------- PIHH Hk for • "kill LIDO llLE unit FlreplicH . view 1•5668 ' 4br. 1tudy, Clan. flraplc, equ11y771C: R\I or trailer 7141831·6137 Fido lln• crpld 6 room number" when cancel-~modeled 3 bdrm, 2 both + lartie rec nn , 14.1ndeck•. •11 bU-ln• ' 4 4 llRll .. Ir Weter pool. 1pa, chlld01 park, 642-4 " ewe. abode leeuDVpoof '676 Ung your ad. beani cellinga, furnished, patJos $420,000 ~ar ga$3r:?:'~ow Coffl OHp rate owrier mull lu•" grdn• I 1,495,000 LAGUNA HILLS 5 Star Very nlee front houM. 2 Celt 53M180 t.. llE8T WV • • ,.. Patk 2Br den A/C 132 Br 2 Ba plut office. ------...,-....,....,,~ Ul .. I "·re11 .... , •If Pr•• ... ,. · · ' · lrple refr!Qe __ ..._. now Renctio San ~ Vlt-f llllllll RllOH HILLTOP --. M • k • 0 I t. r Bk r 000. MUST SELL Owner sa601mo. ~i3'..036a . 1... 1 Br w/1011. Frptc, Cllect< your ad dilly and 111·1414 848·0709 wlll IHlopt or IN Agl. brlctl llrlum. decor well repof1 .,.,or• lmmedl•t• New 4 br, 4 'h bo, custom French Norm.and} .IAIMlll OIHI 1_...._ l".u 873--0158 evNJwlmda. SPACIOUS 3BR 3b• du-00\l&ll'lnga a. tit& Upgrlld- ty. The DAILY PILOT ... F..tat.e 1.2 prime 8Cn" hllltop $1,250,000 ITUll _.. "~-t Let t••s plell WUhflr/dryr Walk ed end unit 1820, 1umH llablllly tor t"• 2 Br plul den, ttrld unit OILY I"' DOWI IEllOU Tl saoo,ooo --!ff • -to bch 1000. 873-81&4 857-2914 llral Incorrect lnMrtlon ClllOllDO CHS llYFllOIT PIP $275K 759-166& ,. 2980 It BIO DISCOUNT 2 oamet• alt 5pm -------o-~ on!x· "'-ronado •-•---' CUil bayfront lot 8."' boa1 SHQRECllffS Owner asking siog.ooo In Btaycr:*~r 3 B~Of art lltH at Pacific View I ... /-'--L!tw lwll 1241 -'-" .......-au " lor detached "OUN wit" Cul om • Memorial Park Prime r .. W """ dock. Plans avail Now 1370,000 w /ierms. garage A11umabl• or lie• Famlly Rm Pool S800 1 ~lh 2 bd . 1875. Laa•• 3 br. den. N Lag une, G'~~~d~ta nffd lu11urloua, 1lngl• 1'!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!! ltory home. wlll pu1 up IOI~ UOOK lor true equity View 2 Br. 2'1t BL Town-ISUll llffRllT I buy-out, price "u to be "oma. Catalina. ocean. A "ST "R" In ev«y way rt o "t . 8 3 1 • 5 0 6 5. ctty llgMa. Lender muat T"I• water Iron I "ome &42·2000. Hiii l180K value Try "utile flavor of bygone Jull llated, ocean. new loan evall at 12% A1k tor Dorl• Own tr I Ar" M 7 :05 640· 1 t77 oceen vu. w• 10 ~ canyon view. 11unnlng Mu s T s ELL Ag t Broker • I 1500/mo 404-5841 aw 4 B<lrms &40·1538 ...-alno• g5s-oeoe 967-8400 lice•• Preprtr 1350 s~~~1 f1:~m!:~;uy Pine Cottage. tmall 1 8'. Tll TWO LOllS lii'f. Pert .... ·~ IWID •m UU 12 lllTS 873-9224 1rp1e, yatd 1695tmo. 814 Gerry & Christa CONOOIEASTBLUFFS Lo m bar d Y L 8 n • · 873-7761 760-t397 11 very well could •I EKctl financing 1165 Ow1-Wiii carry tlnanc-2 Br. den, ulll room. View 499o-1997 $127,000 4062 Ger· 000 0 r wlll trade tor' Ing Submll on down. Guarded comm $1400 -==--""""'.IW=~--=-= malnder. 38R 2~b• Tile condo In Indian W•ll•I Prlnclpara onl'J. $435, mo. Agt. &«·0060 ~ I UH Property Mart MO·OOlO plvacaah. 4BR 2'1t bath•, 000. 761-1941 Agt. Old CdM dramallc 3 Bd LAGUNA HILLS, dbl wide TllnlHOI CION to Shopping & pool. 2~ Ba home. 1850 a.I. mobile home. 2 Br, den Pvt pty. 7141850-4018 Iv 1·1111 OllTI •Ill $1200/pr mo Incl. W/O. AIC, $300/mo. tenant Mvbtl<-lh..,..P ... a.. Muun\&1n. lltw<t o..,....c .. 0..•ut~·-1\ 0..1 o1 s .. ~ OllT& •11& &Ni-PM"" 1Wll l 166K or ? Wiii carry d1y1 wit" all Ille latest In wit" aorne caah °' trade warm and comfortable 4; Boat, Cat, Pl-. T 0 1 decor Fantutlc "WIDE or ? Auume I 105,000 bayfront v1ewa·· from '"'' OIM llPLU South ol tile highway. 2 three bedroom unit$, al· WIYI rented. "UO& tun· deck• on front unit Well malnlllnad $3115.000 Ba 11 e r I y M • .-: p h y . 844-8200 Btll 3 br, Turti.rock VIiia Town"omea o\l'llf'looklng regional park Private. quiet location view. ol mountalnl & nlgM Ill• Take over IQ• tit TD OWC Comm tann11 & pool Cell 759-1501 or 752·7373 meo. or 619/688--4722 Triplex on •Ktra large lot. 111 ' lul & S300 aecur. par apeoe rent. S3eO & On Santiago Drive In Sep 2 bdrm "OUM wtt" Joyce Waltz.. 831-1288. utl . Adlta, no peta. Agt. Dover Shorea StrOIHng 2 pr1vi1a pool. Two 1 bdrm 11Q1 873--0t58 &Yel/Wnds. ~"'-'1 ,._ ~ Two ~ on lwge lot, ll&. --2 8dnn ptua 1 Bdrm unit. A.&. w.,,...i Need1 TLC but hU Ol'NI .._ ~ALS noa poten11a1. 1132,500 ti.,_. Uni"'"""-' llOl lJNIOOI: t1()Ml:S "'i':....':,~,. llOI. ~~~f-.i~H~ora~~87~5-8000~~~~1 ("-t\om 1400 Condo. Uni l410 Town,..,.__ furn 2.120 Townn...-. Unr lU.I • nupi. .... t'um 2.130 Dup1 .... Uni 2».I ,.,..,._ .... ru .... ...i...i 2.00 "...,..,._, .. uni 1100 AP'> f\otn 0t UnJ 2100 -2900 -· Ouord l902 H-a. ~a. 2»04 c ..... "...,.... ~ Su_Rrfl.... ~ V ar•llOf' ltm...i. bJt17 • An!IAll IO Sh.otP 2IOI •A.ft ..... WM>Wd .ltlll ~!Of Rrnl 2912 Oii ..... 11on.... ltl• ___ .. '"' Comm! 11.rn .. 11 tlllt lnd<»l Rrft .. 11 2lllO ~':~.... :~ AHNOUNCOll:lfTS A1\nUUN"f"fnl'f1'-ILoo• a. f'wnd ""'_.. 'l'Or..-18"<-.. ~So-hooll • INI~ Tr .... ~ BUSKSS Ii FINANCIAL e....-1 .. s.i. ·-~--11uoi-w ... ...., ··l'I~· °"°'""""...,.. tnvn\nWf\\ Wanted ·-1"'"-·-1""""'" --TO • Oll'lOMHl ll•lpWMWd •Jot. WU\t.td Al9Ml.S JClll'2 l()()4 JOU J014 JOit >Oii "IWEO I LOW" FHA & VA Term• alloww low °' no down payment tor thl1 coz.y. rHdy to move ln1o 3 Bdrm tiome. inv.1 In the MCUrlty of 'f04K own llome. A Gr .. t Value at only 1109.000. Call for 1howlngl Mfr7171 THE REAL ESTATERS • tll IUIT lflU•WNIT ... 1 .......... .. uve In 3 bdrm, 2 bath up!*' apt. Commercial allop, office °' rel.if on lower level plu1 4 car arklng. Pric. 11 1395. ......... IUILY HIE Beet buy In Not Hgta. 5 ~ ,_, 3 edmi ~ wllota oC dlatec1er, r~ my, yet v.ry cozy. Al· .ume low lnt•Nt loan. Ju1t reduced to 1220, 5001 Better "urry. call 946-7171 ht ~ 12~'.%. Lender 2-alory, 3 bedroom 2'"" &oker now Own« t>e Cape Cod "<>ml on • 0-451-7720 R-873-0353 corner A reaeonable ~M~cnab-lrvine llPlD • OllTUL l.Mge and epacloul with room for motller·ln-law. too. 4 Bdrm and 3 Bdrm unite. Excellent bu'J • 920.000 below app11lled value. 1178,500. A1k for Jeff. 142-1200 A PETE BARRETf . REALTY 111 IUffl Altractlve '"re• ba· droom. two 1nd hall t>etha. Thi ~ func1k>- nal ")(" plan. Dining room. Family room. Prl· vat• enclosed patio $180,000. MIQMT UYlllllllW.n 111·1• ... price and OW l\elp !In-ane. $289,000 lee Call 1173-6900 lor lh<>Wlng llWPtRT·llAT SUP S21t,IOO _c"-'-•-•-•11 ___ 10_2_4 WALKER& LEE Security waterfront com-4 munlly wll" 2 story PLU' Real £state to wnho m11. Lowell ' • priced on lee land. thl• 3 bdrm 11 a 1teall You own the boat aljp too " \'\11HIU11'1 110"11" Inc REAL ES1AI E 631-1400 U WT llCI WITI IEWPllT TWIUI Newport ta.....nhouse In • MQJrlty gated waterlronl oommunll)' T"ls 2-stOf'}' 3 bdrm, 2b• hH pello entartalnlno area Re· duced now only $2115, 0001• Meaa Verde completely renovated unit• Prlrne cul-de-MC location. All 2 C§!\!i. bedroom Gree! Income ~~~~~~~~~ Price only S2Jg,500 Call = f or more d eta ll1 546-2313 THE REAL ESTATERS lUOLITE STllU Sl,000 lllYU YH II 2Br. 2Ba Turtlerodt Rid- ge Twn"H. upgraded '"ruout, lrvlne·1 moil exclu1lv1 area A11ume $142.200 t11 w/$5,000 total move In coll By owner 553·1550 Sharp 3 Br 2 Ba w/2 car1--------- g1r. hplc. Ill calllng1 & OPlllllS 111.lllT pool/spa Steal al S 109. 38r 1 Level, Pf'&mlum lot. 999 Try $13,500 dwn a1 PP $170,000 831-1815 S 1050/mo Pa1rlck Te· ex 493-7788 nort, ogt 760-8702 LEASE/OPTION CONOO GOLF COURSE I HPLD·VI LIT-lier• 3BR, 2BA "5·000 ll~HT UIHT Remodel plane'°' lu•ury _7_5_1_-0_1_9_5 ___ 644-4 __ ,_57_1 • llofne & gueat houee wit" room tor pool Excel k>C:llllon among ,_ and hlg"er priced "ornea 0-a •• llealbl• on termt and wM conlidef joint venture $415,000 ,.. l .W.O. 11T •I 10-1., 30 yr llaed lrg, lmmac: 4 Br 3•.i, Ba pool. llv rm din rm den ~HS 1cl'lool area. 831-5055. 842-2000.1 548-1347 VIEWS are jult two of the bonu-)'OU oat with I '"'' lovely San Joaquin Mode l In Ranc"o San JOM1uln 2 bdrm. 2 b• 1 ptul den Gteel locallon on tll4t golf COUrM 1207, 000 ~.~:~· .. ~~~ ~:·,~~.·~~~ ~:~ :t~r·:1~ C..t• •eu m4 ~~n~111 :,~~~ 3 trplc"•. 3 car gar•o•. naootng. 1230,000. 2 BR 1 Ba. tncd yard, kltch QW jee/poof 1700. MWrlty system, IN land UM IUln locka ble 11ore •"•d. BEST Alty,_ S3M180 AAA Condition Priced to Ill 1100 grdnr. ,_ cpta. no pet•. Mii $495.000 8«-7424 • 1 550 I. dep. 1950 B ....... Ile!! ma B<oker. Meyer Pl., &40-3-464 Charming & lmmecu6e'9 3 ..... 111 CllEI ldutrial Prt!ttl37S WHllld• c .M. CIHn & er. 2 ea. Securlty .,.. •-Fii •AIE/' l!'a•I!' •"arp 2 Br. 1 Ba. C&T· be•c", pool, no pet1. Reduced Pf'lce plan 4, 2 ... ~ pell, fenced patio, en-$850/mo. 831-1293. ltry 3Br. 2.,. ba. S3 to. 1828 Ohme Wft)', Coeta cl•d g arage, no pell. I •---L .-1 900 • $35,000 dn or II M•H·2000 & 2100 I .I. 1525/mo pk.la 1625 NC. !!J!!! -· -opt. Onrlagt 851-0130 Chuek Spiller, 831·1268 C rad It ch eek req . ;,;S;.;;pac.-..•3-..bt'.-• ..-..-2'•1'1•ba--clMl-n IEWPOllT II 548-~2 °' 770·5e29. twn""· Pool. tog. etc. Immaculate 3 bdrm. Pll'Ylll I tlllT $800. Agt, 644-l440. F .. lurN large gourmet 1 Br. plu1 Oen newly HV Montego ltte. IJJry 4 Br. kltc"en. 3 patio• and iiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiimil ramodl on & water 2 B •. I 1 2 7 5 I mo . atrluml Walk to beach. pekl. No peta. $550/mo. 640-4099 a 97$--0040 S t30,000. Call 07~5370 11t plu1 MC e.t8~ W. Big Cenyon exec 3 BR. 2'!\ 18th St 499o-1817 ba condo. Golt coutM EutalcM 3 BR, 2 Ba, !pk, view. Tennis, pool, MC OIUUEIOIAL ~ ~~ aty. 1880 X:~~i3:r:! ~~~Jg~ . \. t : ,, L / ti/~· 11 fi( Al T' ' '""-. f • T Vf ~ f .._, .. ------- TAYLOH co.l '·---. --_._ .. ). IPIOTIOIW -.TllAL M.-\lard& exec. tiome. 4 _1_5_~ __ 10 ____ ~ MUI YllW llYIST9llT br, ~ tNa. 2 atory. fem rm, E/Bluff. exec "°'719, 3 Br, S141,000 Prot>4w11t1 Exctu.tvely din rm. wet bar, 3 C&T 2'~ Ba. 2 trple, 2, 121 eq 2 Bdrm. 2 be. frplc. Waiki 144-4110 garege. Gardener Incl: 11. lrg patio. 11200/mo. to t>Nc"-Own« relocat-$ 1200 mo. 838-5085, _&4_2_-03_50 _______ ~ Ing. Mutt Mii tul. .,.... 770· l804 LARGE BLUFFS CONDO MullanRttys.40-29&0 .... tahi,Dttertl4SO '950/mo 3Br.28&.wttn1 2 etry, 4 Br, 3 81 ASK FOR LORI Palm oe .. rt, Offp Ca-pool, 2 car garage w/ 11300/mo. 844-2807 llllN 11111 LIT nyon Tannla Club, 3 Br. 2 au lo opener. WH"•r. Gorgeoul oe»anl b•'I vv Ba 1 atory. end unit, dryer "ook-up, large condo. fum °' unfurn, lo OWN. view, enc patio. tufty tum. !amity rm. h 1g"1 y up gr 1 d • d . I 1 0 8 . 5 0 0 C a I I ~ Beimofal &42-3n2 Prime oceen and harbor 8 t9/340-0395 TSL mgrnt 642-1803 -------:----..,.._ trom thla 88 x 158 ---------ec-itront home 3 br, 4 11 realdentlat IOI tn pr•. Oat .. C.u!J ISIS UITllll tNa. l.2000 mo AllllM M~ 1tlgl0\lt Hcure Harbor I Viet• lh<>991ng oenter. No 3 Br 3 Ba 3 cer garage 1at. M,. Long, 850-1100. Ridge. $585,000 Call San Diego. 8-AXgroH, condo Ab1olutaly Im· BIG CANYON TWNHME: 875-28 11 daya or good 1~ndable. $265. mac Call for eppt. 2Br 2~ba, den. pool. WIST •WNIT TIJIM rw ~ 875-331 t eveslwlmda. o o d w n . Bk r 1950/mo Agt , Harry tennll court, jacuzd, v.-SHt-r..-Two bedroom on eech sor IPEOUOIUI 1000' 81M33-1723 1_&3_1_._12_ee ______ l cant. 11100/mo. Call to Step• from tl'le beac" PrWe tf .... rslal• ~!~:.0'1~~11Rd~P~~c':.: lty Ft. llUTOP LllllY 3~~1t.1~•p:~~· m:.e~ge ElklM Co. uceptlontll'I nice In· Fin. ., .. and 411 units $127.700 1177 IOUI YllW Tl'lll apaclOut 4 8' 3 Bal 751-0585 (Ive~) llPlll come pr~y In WHI retvrblahed Private Pl-0 _ _...1_ lftr 651• 3700 f t Newport. uporeded tw0 1101, garagH Lovely 3 bJ •• .. _.., • TIP If IPYIUlll =::::-MO&. 4 ~. 3 Bdrm, 2'A b• twnhM. E. 81uff1 !amity home, 3 br. 2 tNa. country kit. Nr peril I 1000. &40-7658 ""-"~ BR on owner·• unit w/ bdrm~·• unit plu1 2 141-lltl llU 2 wet bare. akylllH, I Newport Hta area. frplc, ~ v1ewp1ueaepere11 & 1 bdrm unite Flexible ~~~~~~~~~ On• of t"• prtmlerl gourmet kltc"•n. "uge dbl gar. 1750. 56~6001 ;::::~ furntahed two BR cot· ~nclng terms $229 I UW ftlll -~ CNW¥I "omH ollerad In Npl QMM rm. °'*' t>Mnll a E Ilda cute . cle&n 1 Br 6012 tag&. .......... 1 10,. llWI L Ml Be". A truly gorgeou1 wall• of wood & tinted . cottage. yard. Beet IUH· THE REAL ESTATERS v ....... lwwly oondc», 2 Br 2 8• pent"ouM. 1850. Aleo 1 Br 1 Ba seso. Pvt Pty. 876-5393 or 780-t998 "~ a-.~\# ..... c-.....,....,...,..... Campuwn y,.. Wt You F'urNlUrlf c.,_ s.w. -l~ ~ Mahi.....,. MIPll••--M• w.,.1...:1 M-11"°1"""'""" OHn "'""""" • ~-· ~ .. (,,...,.. S-.•nc <o<JOdlo T\I ""6to ........ BOATS 0....-....... ~· -S..I ~~ _,,........ Sllpo&.~ s--S..ppl,.., .......... .._ S.11'-"lt TRAHSPoaT ATION . ~;:: c.....,..... ,...,.... ...... ~-........ llV t Tr.olon Tre..t Tni"'" Uu!ilr AtlTOMOTM """' i.-nc ........ -l'VV ......... w ....... 5f>orto. "-" -• wiw..I 0n-Tntdlo v .... Ant.,._ n- AUTOS M'ORTtD All•"'-A...i1 Awun •MW C.'I"""" ~ ~ ,.ff'A" "'" ·~ ,_ J..-. J-~ ... LMw\t 1..o1 ... ,,. ... -· .....-....-~ MO °"' -· ~ _... ""-II _....,..,. -.... ...... eo1• --La11u IMc. l realdenee of ~ ale0-1 glUI are 1ia1 aom• ol eel for ....... or .,., adult . ..,,. -:::;;;:;~;:;;=;=;;;=~;;<~~~~~~~~~ 1.1..\TI RI RCI' 1 Snarp 3 Bdrm l1mlly ance end q<.llllty Thia l1 '"• amenlli.1 380 ~ 1450 & ';;;: 45~2040 ~ illPlllll Tl llT HOML., Lnc. home, great location. •Lol/acreeg.lhome. au-one of the moet aupetblyl llt9w & juat under an ec. -~ -1 STllTll REAL ES1ATE A1k1ng only St24.950 perb ocean vv. 11ream C008tructed homN any· Located Fwy CIOH In 2 br, t ba, 1tove, crpt. N-port HelgM• 111cep- 802.) -• Cut• 2 Br 2 Ba COf\dO 831·1400 For an appointment 10 T e r m 1 or tr• d • wnert """"a for-view Carlibad. $299,500 and drpa. gar, lanced yard. llonal lllew, 2 Br. 2 Ba. :m = ~~jd~:=j located near So Cout ---------I Ne call 540-1151 _4_99_·_1800 ______ of the harbor, ocean 8"!l .ell. 1 ac. lot atao avell. No ptU 1550/mo. 831-40e0 ••ae ~lont wtll pey up Ptua. P.rtect '°' Youn9 LO'I UIE By owner Lovely wood, C.tallna. UncomPfoml 1 Call Wallace & Co. today 1 9 3 8 • E W •I I a c • · 3 Br 2ba condo. Beck 6i11 ~~Ooo CMh '°'true CGUPI•. Full price l 8f, 11 alnad end lead ad ed cratt~anahlp, laviah 81~729-5988 &45-3485 Bay Bulltloa. frplc, ..,,._ 6220 _....,"'--out. tvloe haa 600. 831-7370. 882-2411 I IUL glue Ocean vie. Wilk UM of IOlld oak cabin.-LI. •-L----• ..._ 3 Br 2 8• gar yd & dry, 2 car car wJ:1nr. .............. -• .... t & b .. 2 try and trim atalned to .... .....,. 9WV ~r.:.n 187. 5/mo' 287 Pool.••"", 2·11 ·~· toe. lherp. 831-5055 or $3400 down. $68,000 lo o wn eac ,. -v - 11211 &42·2000. price • lu•t drHllcally FOIEOLOllllE 1 trplcl Xlnt financing. ~~C:: 10ut=~:~· 111 &Ill llUll. .... ~. 6'6·8:fr3. SPY GLASS HILL :~ llUll rrlll.. reduced V1c.1nt Pool. a ........ t~ ... _s_2_54_._ooo __ 49_4_·11_54_8 __ floor plan wll" huge lllllUI. 11.1 Ill· Speciou9 4 Bdrm. 2'h b• OnPolntl.oma.~6 apa. 546-2313 111 • ._ 8-ut Sc>anilh Home tamlty room. large win Ull 1 hol»e Vic of So Coast Br. tamlly home with 6m Lovely 4 Bdrm: Pool, I &,-.. Surf vtew. 9mOnQ. mltlon dowe. maulvt River Sell 0, e11ch•;._ down Plaza. Vacant. All State ...i.w. 2 atory, 3 c. QM· 19&. fonnal dining and BHulllully decorated $ "m• Appr. S525K Rodi flreC>laCe. Fabuloul t~ So Cattf--··-1_.ront Roaattora 526-SOIO age, 3 lrplc'a, formal w10 mucfl muc:tl morel \Jn• -liiiii9.imiriioiiii__.l Condo, make up pHt OulCtl .... '3351< ()per\ ..,..,, t ..,....... end ape.. ... "'' I d ining, le•H 12200 ~:~ llevable at onl 1139. •IPllT IUll paymen11•PP'Oll17.000 Sat/Sun l-5 3113! Hot-lamll;~11ci:;n llvlng property. 873-eOM Thia Eeltalde 6 rm hOu-144-7424 Bkr. '"" Catd'I ttle ~ ~ & move lnl ty, So Lag 409-1800 and mu1~ bdrm M .. fncd klda Oil S450 ---------·01• .. _t 52"' .,... room --"•It_,...,. 53M100 4 8' 3 Ba. comm.~· ' Q ..__ tNa ......... 3 Br 2 Ba ....,,..., .,.....,.,.. S,_.,.., ... 1ur• ... _,_ .,,_ •--S 11)11 ~.~;..,quality la1Ma o. 963-1900 ocean vlewa. trl~. 3 i;;d;d a nd •l•lnad tu. BEST Riiy tw frplc. 1300/mo. red, = It. very moderet• pl1oe ...... a11 100'1 -.-u-.-.-.. ------TI--.-,..~.:-=-1 :~~ 4~;~~1 loan, glue, IJ04ld oM bar. t6ec ....... ran1.... Superb 3 Br 11,.\ Ba mod _agt_. __ 93 ___ '·-1...,..268----~,.....,. 70'J4 1111111W of only 1216,000 For lull BAL80A ...-.'INSU'.. , % FIXED controlled Iron gatea, -•--llU kHch flyd. $&16 pet• ok BLUFFS 4 BR °' 58R. 3 702e Info c;all 751-3191 r"'"' ..,.. ~ ~R LOAN LUXURY CANYON HOME cobbleatont courtyard c.r... Ml -53M100 BEST Alty 19e BA, Bonua Am, beeU1lfUI 70U 111111 llYll • :::o~~ b~~lld~=:' 8 baaulllul new town· SPECTACULAR VIEW and drl119W&y. GrNI fl· 28R 2bll. ao of tiwy. Avail One time offerl 1475. 3 Br decor, 11400/mo. Her-. It la today1 Lovely SELECT op an w k n d 1 pm I "omea Jut1 completed In OF nanci"9 °' Irr.dee av.ii· Aprll 4t" to July 4tll, tamlf)' apot crptl thNout ~ poof'.,. on.. N(tlng ~RTIES •••.12&1 prime E•ld• location 2 City a ocean. 3 Br, 2 Ba, !~r 73Alck1 H~~ett· Altr. 1735/mo. 213/355-1687 ~·at local hurry LIDO 18l.E tot outdoof IMnG. lrJ ~ ~ .,_ 2,L B din rm, lrg brMkfut rm, .,.. _.._ 3 ... 2 8a Do4t .., __ which g -:::;~=:;:;:;i;=====!.--;:-;:-;:-;:-;:-.;:_::_-_-_--:-_;;-_-""1 Bdr 1 •ludf., "' •· llv rm lam rm MINT lftJ!rl ..... 2ltt 100 DE8T Rlty ,.. .... .._ 8drm home nteda r -lrplc. magnl leant Matr CO No' OrHt1c'a11y rt· UYFlllT -Lovely MeH Verda CC "• w I y d • c . I 9 2 5 . =·~·::::::,: STAR GA'ZER·~. Bdrm ault• w/wlndow duced 10 1275,800 H 4 Bdrm 5 Bath "om• LIDOlSLE·3bdrm.2ba. 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I u1!i: =-· : - ( ; ( ' f I I l I I ( c:a Orange Cout DAILY PIL.OT/Mond1y, Matot\ 11, 1 Ml.JC NOTICC Death penalty. reviewed '10Tmoue ....... PtCTfTlOUI eu...... •IClmout aue. .. NAMI ITATI......, NAiil ITATDlll.NT ~·-H•W fhe lollOWlng pereon It dOll\g TIW tolewtlll penone 1111 dOlnQ file '*"°11111 "'"°"' -dOlllO ~-·~-~ .. MllC NOTICf ":mm·=" Tiie 1011ow1no "'eon I• dOl"t bu"'-• Rish court to tudy California case IANDIO>I 8YITIMIL. Ault• •26'H TrlllluGo M 1 lot. &i roro. CAHUO HIW'O"' MAIL •o• 242• M tClllOll4All a h ytOt, ltwlrl• I I A" I Ill AH 0 ",." c H Newport l lvd Coal a Mue. CA 12714. COMPANY, '60 Hawpotl o.m .. Oellf0tnle 12127 jllffl!llY LAMIA ' r •ylor' O!l ... lllltt M too, NewPor\ llaeh. WASHlNOTQN (AP) The Supreme Coun today aareed to decide whether convicted murdentr9 can be .mtenced to death when 1tate courta don't atudy what punlahment others ln airnllat drcumltancee rectlve. The juatke9 will review a rullna ln a C.Ufornia cue that death sentence• are uncon.tttutional unloH auch a "proporUonaltty review" la undertaken. The prac:tl~l effect of the court'• eventual ruling, not expected until aometime next year, may ~ felt on death ro'N'I naUonwidt. A federal -s>pe&ll court bAMtd the CalJfomla Supreme Court tut Sept. 16 from upholdina the death 11mtence of convicted murderer Robert Alton Harria until the 1\ate OOW't conducta 1uch a study. Harrl1 waa convicted of murderln1 two 16-year-old boys In San Dleao ln 1978. Police said he kidnapped and shot the boyw, John Mayeski and Michael 8aker, and uaed their car ln a bank robbery. Harria' 1979 conviction and death sentence were upheld by the California Su~ Court and a federal trial Judie. The 9th U.S. Cittu.lt Court of Appeal.a did not disturb the murder conviction, but aet aalde the death aentence. The appeal.a court said it did ao "becau.e the California Supreme Court did not undertake a , proportionality review of the application of the death penalty in this case.'· Births HoetlllMMNI~ '8nllely f1 Mr. end Mra. Emmett Clancy, lrvtne. otrt Mr. and Mr• Rlcllard Miiiar. Huntlnaton 8"ctl. gin Mr. and Mr9. Steven McNtc:llo41. Newpotl 8-11, twin boya Mr and Mra Robert Splndler, INIM, girt Mr. end Mra. Scott Falconer eo.t• M-. boy ...,._,. Mr. and Mr• Hoalllakl Slllmlzu, IN\ne, boy __.,. Mr and Mra Donald Na.man. eo.i. ....... girt _,. Mr and Mra. Stepllen P-. IMne tr' and Mra A'11>uf Allen. IMne f:r'. and Mrt M~llaet Harrison, Coat• MeM. girt Mr and Mr9 Thomu Mel -. IMM. boy ,,._.,,JI Mr and Mrs. Cl\rWloplW Pidlens, Hunllngton 8eec:h. boy Mr and Mn. Brent V"" W9G0'*. Huntington 8-:h. glt'I Mr and Mra Ron McDonald. Costa,,._, boy F~1 Mr. arlCI Mre Peter Paley, tr.lne, ~ and Mr• Mlcllaet Nt1lllna, Co.ta M .... boy Mr and Mra Alfredo Vllla11eal, trvtne. girt • Mr. and Mre Gery Hill, N9wP«1 Beach. gift Mr and Mr• Georoe Satlrladl• Newpot1 Beect\. bOy Mr. arlCI Mre Todd Lee, Irvine, glf1 Mr and Mr1 0.'llcl Metil, Newport BMclt. bOy F.--Y2 Mr and Mre CtvlatoplW Corum. Huntington a.en. boy Mr and Mr• T.O Diiien, Coate ...... boy Mr. and Mra Lyn Bunch. ir.lne boy Mr. and Mra J -Aualln, girt Mr and Mra Ro~I RandOlpll, Balboa. glt1 ~I Mr. a nd Mra Tom Rogare. "-POr1 BMcl'I. girt Mr and Mr• We<ren Wllll•m• IMM. boy Mr and Mrt Scoll lngman. Huntington 6-cl>. boy ~· Mr and Mra Slloft Nl1hlmura, Coate MM. boy Mr and Mre Mattiww o.Hembo, Huntlng1on 6-cl>, girt F.--YI Mr and Mr9. F1'ank ~'"· Laguna BMclt. girt Mr and Mr9. St~ BOletMl<I, Cotta ..... boy ~· Mr. and M ra Blllkhu P•lel, ~BMcn.glrt Mr. and Mrs Chrletooller Knight, eo.t• ~girt Mr. and Mta. Manaflar WadhlifL Corona def Mar. bOy ....,,_.., 7 Mr and Mra. Jack Grublalcll, Costa.._, boy Mr and MI'S Peter WllM>n, lrvlne, boy Deaths Mr •nd Mr• Gregory Jendr .... lrvl"9, boy Mr end Mtt Rlellatd Mywa, Coeta M .... boy Mr and Mr9. Donald Ntcllereon, Huntington 8Mol\, boy .. ..,,_,. Mr and Mrs John Cotton, 8albo41, bOy Mr and Mre. Stephen Jollnaon. Fount.in Valley. girt Mr ~ Mra. Adalberto Caetatton, Coe•• ....... bOy Mr and Mrt M lcll•el D•lay, Corona d4ll Mar, Qlrl Mr and Mr•. Parry Smulaon, Newport Beecll. boy Mr and Mrs Syed~. IMM. girl F.--YI Mr and Mrt. Wiiiiam Gon•••. Balt>oa. girt M r and Mre Jolln Leavitt, Huntington 8-h. boy Mr and Mr• Ronnie Edward•. Huntington BMch. girt M r and Mre Ralnhold Kleln. Huntington BMdl. girt Mr and M<a. Clay1on ~ Huntington BMGtl. girt M r •nd Mre. Steven Genlrr. !Nine. girt F.--Y 10 Mr •nd Mr• Hector Gome.z. Huntlng1on 8-h. boy , Mr and Mr•. Lula Vatarde. Huntington BMoll. boy Mr and Mtt Henry Sarti. lrW>e. bOy Mr •nd Mrt. TllomH Tupman. Cotta M-. boy F.--Y 11 Mr. and Mn MIGhHI Stotfal. Irvine, bOy Mr •nd Mrt JamH Stringer. Hunllng1on BMU\. girt Mr and Mr1 Wllllatn 8oelllwt. Huntington BMdl, boy Mr and Mr1 M lohael Keany. Soutll Laguna. girl Mr and Mr·1 Oeorge ~. Huntington 9-;h, glr1 Mr and Mra. AHi ZUnlga. Coeta Meea.glr1 ,,...,_,. Mr and Mra. Tlloma1 Hagen. Coal• ....... boy Mr and Mr• Patt•ck Shield . Huntington Beed\. glh ,,..._, w Mr and Mrt Chr1n Street. Corona d4ll Mar boy Mr and Mrs EOWln engg.. !Nine. bOy Mr •nd Mr• JenQ·Pyng Shyu, lrvtne, boy Mr and Mra. Jerry Meng. Coeta ....... boy ,,...,_, 11 Mr and Mr• Wlf"a"' Martinez. Laguna Nlguel, boy Mt and ...... Donald Nelor. Coeta MN&, boy Mr and Mra. John Poor. Newport Beacll. girt Mr and Mra. Robert H..,_, Coate M-.glrt ,,._,.. Mr and Mtt Petrick Otllley Coate Meaa.glrt Mr and Mr• Stephen London. Huntlng1on 8eacll. glr1 Mt and Mre Ajll OJI, HuntlnQ'on BMcl'I. boy Mr and Mra. Robert C.ar'lah-. Yguna &Met\, girt Mr end Mra John Ferratt, Hunllng1on 9-;f\, bOy MILLER eervic:a will be heid at U\e LETHA L MILLER, Mounl Hop~ Cemetery, resident of c.o.ta Melia, Ca. Webb City. M.imouri. Harbor p.-ecf away on March 19. Lawn • Mount 01 I ye 1983. She ii aurvlwd by her Mortuary forwardl n1 gand1on Jerry Mlller of dlreC'torl~~~ WHtmlnater, Ca. and her ROBERT WALTER =~= ~~': LIMACH.ER, realdent of ~and tinat 1'terment C-0rona del Mar, Ca. Paeaed 1w1y on March 19, 1983. -----------.Survived by hi1 beloved ,_CIUOT ... S -.L•OADWAT ..o4lTUAlY 1 tO Broadway Cotta~u 64~·9150 14&.Tl•.UON SMITH & TVTMl.&. wife Barbara and hll 3 children Trbda. Donald and Robert and 9 pndchild.ren. He i. al80 survived by h1I mother Victoria Watton Um.cw and a mter end 3 brothera. No 1ervlce1. Funeral a.rran,remenll are being handled by the Neptune Society. In lieu of flowen I.he f.amlly preftt9 donationt to \be Leu.keml.a Society or your favorite Palrlcle Yvonne o·~wtn. Ht 1rWw CA 12714 Celll t2NO Th• 9th Circuit court uld Supreme Court decla!on1 dalina back to l ~78 1uaest that the Conatltution'• protectkm qa1Nt cruel and W\UIU&l puniahment reaubw IUCh a 1tudy to .. u.re that a .entence ta nOi 1'arbUnry and capridoua." In lhelr Supreme Court appeal. California proeecuton l&kl, ''The 1-.ae la a vutly important one of nationwide concern l1noe the 9th C&c:uit I.a the flrat circuit to tpecUlcally hold that 'proporUonallty review' la conatltutlonally mandated.'' Vletorta • Llord. Ull 1 luMet '--· IJ Toro, CA •2a0 Tiiie bi*-II oonducted by an lndMOual VIG~Llord TNa al•t t M filed with IM County CMrll Orante County°" Mareh 17, 1 • 111,.. Coal• MeH ltrMI. "0 " Coat• I A Ill L "I!" I" A I .. e 3 2 r•o«>ttt 0 Hit. O«wel ,annar. "'-· Ca#tornla t2t27 tme1yw00d Ad Tu111n CA 928IO :1110 Newport Centtr Ori ..... lull• Thia"'*-II ooncluciled by tn Perry lamba M · 100 Newpotl Deaoll Celll lndMdual Thia 1t•t-t wu llled Wlltl 1111 8l600 PetrlOta O'~an Counry Clerk ol Orange c.e>unty 011 T lie D Hitt Company, I fhla ftetemtrrt -llted ..tth lhe Maren ti, tH 3 Ca1111ornl• COtpofatlon o.i-a1 County Clettl ol Ofange County on '2111tt ,..,,,.., '60 Newpot1 c.n. Dttw, Merell 4, I~ Publl•h•d Orange co .. 1 Dally Suitt M 100 Newpot1 tMcfl Clllll Put1C11hed Orange CoHI D•llr jllllot. March 21. 11. April 4. 11, I~ t41t·U '1'111• Piiot, M•1'h 'I 28. April 4, 11. 82800 Publlthed Orange COH I Ot lly 1883 Thll bualMat le GOnd~ by • ltflOt. Met 7. t 4, 2f. H. tHi 1)81·83 llmtteCI PAfH140l11p I t))·U 1-----------T1141 0 HIM Compti\y P\Bl.IC NOTtCC Robert 0 Hiii I Preeldenl Ml.IC NOTICE In a .eparate onler today, lhe juaticel rejected Harri•' broader conatltutfonal attack aaatnat California'• death penalty law. ,tCTTnOUelM.I ..... ...._ ITATl•NT Tiie tollowlng petaone ate dOlllO bullneaa .. : OUAWARI 8T APART Ml!NT8. 18181 Dalawue, Huntington teaon. CA 82641 lllOTITIOUI IU .... 11 NAM9 HATl•NT Tlla lollowlng par1on 11 doing bualneM •• COA8T ASHT MANAGEMENT COMPANY. 3712 II a .. BrHZ• llanll Ana. Calllornll 92104 I NOTtCa TO C'*"'ACTOfll Tiiie 1telemenl wu 111.o wttll the CAU...0 '°" 1101 county Clerk or Or•ngt County on School Dl1trlct HUNTINGTON Marc:h 17. 1~113 EACH UNION 1110~1 SCliOOl STRICT Bid Oeadllna TuH dl y, AprH !'), 1883 200 pm ,21., Publl•h•O Orange Coatl Delly Piiot M81(.h 2 1, 20. Ae>rll ... ,, . l\llll THlNOB TODO F.--Y17 M r. and Mr• Paul DolllU. Newport 8Mcll, girt M r and Mre . Larry Hoyl. Huntington Beacll, glrl Mr. •nd Mra TllomH Martin, lrvtne, boy Mr and Mt• Oanlel Naw1om. Coat• ...... girl Mr and Mra Freder'ICI< Stooltley, lrvlne. girt Mr and Mr1. Richard Wetklnt , lrvlne. gift Mr and M••· Wltllam Edward•, Hunttng1on Beach. gift ~' and Mr•. Roger Campt>etl, Weetmlnatar. girt f.--Y,. Mr and Mr• Edward Fremen, w .. 1m1natar. boy Ml and Mtt. Henry Btoot.1, Coate ...... boy Mr and Mrt Joalp Melello. Weetmlnat•, boy Mr and Mra. Ronald Br•nllOll, Huntington 8-:11, girt Mr and Mra. Robert Holl. Huntington Beach, gll'I Mr. 1nd Mra. Donald Malool. Newpot1 Beecfl, girt ,...,_,,,. Mr. and Mra. Stuan WMdn. Coeta ...... girt Mr. and Mr1. Al•.n Gott, Coit• ...... girt Mr. and Mre. Jolln Ferr, Fountain v~.glrt F.--YIO Mr and Mre. Jacob Allu II, Coeta Meet. boy ,..._.,21 Mr and Mra. Howard Hil'f98, Coeta ::.•~Mrs Eim. Glidden, coeca M .... girt Mr and Mra. Kevin Marehell, NewPot1 8eacll. boy ,,..._,u Mr and Mr1 Thomu Ooetllal•. tMwport 8-:fl, girt M<. and MIL ChthoPlng Wu, lfVIM. :r and Mrs Marti ,.,._., Coe1a Meea,boy Mr and Mrs Jenn (.ooper, Coe1e ...... boy Mr and Mii Denni• Nord•. W~ar.glrl Mr and Mrt David Ranllln ~ 8-::1\, boy ...,_,n Mr and Mra J olln Haine• "-POr1 8-:11. glrl Mr and Mt• Randall Jonnaon. C«ona oar Mar. boy Mr and Mra Robert Ervin. Hufltlnglon 8-:11, boy Mr. and Mt• Jame• Oobaon . W•tmnatar, girt Mr and Mra. CllarlH CeHop, Huntington 8-::1\, boy ...,_,M Mr •nd Mra. Mlcll••I Roae, Huntington 8-clh, boy M r and M r1 . A loll ard Cllambar1aln. Coet• ....... girt Mr. and Mta. Richard Foller. Coeta..._,glrt Mr. and Mra Jeffrey Homen, L.aQune Niguel, girt No matter what you 're doing, your hometown newspaper The., .... Its In. ,._,2S Mr. and Mra. Kwry Hibbs. Coron• del Mar. glrl Mr and Mr• OavlO Barrow•. lrvlne, boy Mr and Mr1. Danny Smith. Coat• Meta. girt Mr and M ra Krl• Barnett, NewpOf1 BMc:n, girt '*'-1• Mr and Mr• K erry Johnaon, lrvlne. glfl Mr end Mre Ruben DeWitt, Irvine, ft' 8t'<I Mrt JOl'tn Kuhl, Newport BMc:n, girl ,.._,.., Mr and Mr• Rob«! JOhneon. Huntington Bead'I. boy .. ....,,.,, . M r and Mr1 Auttln llntley. Huntington 8Mch. girt w .. e.m...._.c-.. ,...,_,. M r a n d Mr• Wa nde ll Mc:Corwy. lrvtne. bOy ,,...,_,, Mr. and Mfl Don Thorpe, Coat• .......boy. .. ...,_,. Mt and Mrs MtchMI SuHlvan, w .. 1m1n111ar. girt. ,.__, 11 Mr and Mra. Kevin Lantaff. Hunllngton Beac:ll, gift. F.--Y11 Mr •nd Mr1 Paul Fernandez. Coat• Meea. boy """*' 17 Mr and Mr1 Pra1ton Hann•. lrvtne. girt ,.._.,21 Mr and Mr• Giibert Alvarez, Hunltngton BMch. girt. ...._.,a Mr and Mre Kip Klaopenbd, lrvlne. boy ,...._,. M r and Mr• Oon•ld M G<oearnen. Hunt.lnglon 8-h. girt aLJoeepfl~ ...._, J Mr and ..... Adrian MomNtt•. Huntington Beec;fl, boy ...._,, Mr •nd Mre. Garry Layman. Hun 11ng1on 8Mctl. girt F.--Y 11 Mr •nd Mrt. Jolln Puchalllcl, Coat• ....... boy ...._, 1S Mr end Mtl Brent Burnh•m lrvlne, girt. ...,_,a Mr and Mii David Rann, Huntington 8eacll, boy Mr and ~!dy Payne. Balboa. boy MafCll ' Mr and Mr1. Steven Water•. Cotta ...... girt. ...... c-.....,...._.. .... _,. Mr. and Mr9. St~ Krupnldl. l..eguna Nlguel, girt. C. W Hogberg, 1311 AmlQOI W•v. #5, Newport BHCh, CA 82MO Donn• Met1ger, 408 62nd Street. Newport 8-11. CA 82M3 Tiiie bu.U-le c:onduoleO by a get*al pert1*lhlp C W Hogberg Tiiie atal-1 WU l'lled O!Wtth Illa County Clerk of Orange County on Merctl 11. 1883 1'212094 Publl1heO Orange CoHI Dally v .. on E Long. 3112 8 SH 8rMze, Senla Ana. C1111orn1a 82704 Thie bullne.. 11 conducted t>y an lndMOua1 Ve<on E Long Tl>ll at•tement WU 11!90 with lh• Coonty Clerk of Otange County on Metch 4 t983 "21110I Put>lllheo Orange COHI Dally Piiot, Mater. 7 14, 2 t 28 1983 1112·83 Pl•o • ol B id Rec elpl UN TINGTON BEACH HIGH CHOOL DISTRICT EDUCATION ENTER Attn Purcha•lng 14 tS-83 MLIC NOTICE anagar. f0251 YorklOWfl Avenue. "CTlTIOUS eu .... aa untlngton Beach. CA 82640 NAME ITATEMENT Protection ldenllllCatlon 81<1 •615 Tile 1011ow1ng peraon1 ere doing Floor CO'f'eftng 1>u11ne•1 •t Bid Anllebl• PURCHASING M ILLING TO N TOWERS PARTMENT. Bldg C. Room 361 GROUP 26!>48 Mon1ebell0. MINion UN TINGTON BEACH UNION 11••10 CeJllOfnt• 92891 I G H s c H 0 0 L 0 I s TR I c, Cnr111op1H1r T MUllngton. 1821 OUCATION CENTER 1025 t E Balt>O• Blvd BalbO• Callf0tni. orktown Avanue. Hun11ng1on 92~ 1 Pllol. Mareh 21 28. APrll • 11. f'ta.IC NOTICE 1183 ------------ • CA 921146 £ <lQ •• J T ')watt 265411 NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN lh•t M ontebello M1at1on VlefO he ·~~ Scll004 0411rlet ol C111torn1a 9~69 t t417·a3 Nil.IC NOTICE ,ICTmOUa ~H NAmlTATlMOfT The fOllowlng peraona era doing buiM.-u. • COURTYARD ANTIOUES, 876 No Cout Htghwey, Laoun• Beech, Cellf0<nl• 82651 RanMy E. Draper, 22 No l a Send•. So. L•gune. C allfornl• 92671 Prlaclll• E Draper. 22 No La ISenda. So Lagun•, Cellfornle 92671. Tiii• bu1IMH I• conducted by an Individual. flCTTTlOUI au .... •• NAME STATl•NT The 10110.,,,lng pereon 11 doing bullMN U HOUSE 01' FURNITURE 1968 Harbor Blvd Co1ta M•••· Calllort1la 92627 Ng<>-Ngoc·TrK. 11905 E 207th Street. Lale9W090, Calllornla 90715 Thi• bull-II conducteO by an Individual Ngo-Ngoc-Tree Thia a1a1ement wH llled with the County Cler\ ol Orang• Coun1y on Metch 4. 1983 F2111ot Put>ll•h•d Orange Cont Delly Pllo1, Mar 7, 14, 2 i. 28. 1983 1172·83 11n09 County C•lllornla •cling 1t"I but.r•ell 1t CClflOuct«I by a 'I •nd through 1t1 Governing genere1 perJn•rlt"P oatd. IHlreln1het relerr.0 to u Chrtlloe>her T Mllltngton ' DISTRICT' . wtll ,_,,,. up to. but 11~1 1111tmon1 we• Mad with tne later then the abov•ll•t.0 time Counly CIC't~ of Orange County on Haled bid• for Iha aw•rd o l • Merc:n 4 t98J tract for tne abOve project F211111 Publlahed Orange Cout Dally Ptll)I Ma•ch 7 14 2 ( 28, 1983 1t29·83 Bid• tllall be received In the pl11Ge identified abova. and th•ll ba opened and publicly read aloud al the abo.,...1tatad time and pfec:a 1------------ E.aci'I blO rnu1t conform and be PUBllC NOTICE reap one Ive I o I he con It e c I 1---F-IC-T-IT_l_O_U_l _8_U_S_INl!__,.-l-l-- dOCYment1 Tile DISTRICT reserve1 Ille rtght NAME ITATEMeNT to rejeol any Ot all bldM or to w•lva The tollow1ng person I• doing any lrregulerlllea or tnlormaJlt1e1 In t>u•1~e!1C~Fs r COAST BUILDING any blOt Of In tile t>lddlng "' 1 v Tiie DISTRICT hal determined MAIN T(NANCE 8752 Gerlleld Ran~ E Dflll)« ma •t•t-• wu ntec:1 with tne MLIC NOTICE County Clerk of Orat\OCI County °" i.------------ the general prevelllng reta ol per Avanut1 Hun)11ng1on Baach di.tn wages In the tocellly 1n whleh a111orn11 926~6 thl• work I• 1o be performed lor Steven l F10•nce. 8752 aacll cralt or type ot workman •rlltttd Avenue Huntington Beech, Marcll 18. 1983 flCTTTIOUI IUllNl!ll "121M NAME ITATIMllNT n .. dad to ellecute the contr•c.t •lllOm•• 92646 Publlthad Orange Cont Dally The lollowlng petton •• Oolng Piiot. M•rcll 21. 28. Aprtl 4, 11. ..,_. .. Thal• r•t•• are on Ille at the Th" bus1nl:!Sl ''conducted by.,., 19113 WEST COAST WtNDOW DISTRICT oflkle located at 1025 I flO•v•Oua~ Yorktown Avenue. Hunt1ng1on "'••llf' l Fodance t422-43 P\Bl.IC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUltNEll NAmlTATHIOfT The IOllowlng peraont era OOlng bull,_. .. APEL FAMILY HOME. 17 t91 Ap•I Lane. Huntington Be•ch ca~10<n1a 92&49 Te<ry A Tllomu 1719t "'* L-. Huntington Beedl. Cal!IOtnla 92649 Jacki• Shlald1, 17 191 Apel ....,_, Hunttng1on BMc:n, California 92649 Thia bualneaa 11 con<lucled by a al partnenlllp T.,ry A 1'11oma1 Thie llalement .,,, .. 11!90 wlth the nty Ci«I! or Orange County on March 4, 1983 1'211111 Publl1hed Or•nga Coul Dally P11o1. Mar 1, 14. 21 . 28. t983 t 132-13 PtalC NOTtCE ACTTTl<MJa .uaMH MAlllEaTAn•NT The lollowlng p•r1on It doing si.-u THE 'GIFT CHAT EAU. 25042 I Prado. Dana Potnt Calllorn1e 2629 CHING SAN, INC a Callfomla OfPOl•llOn 1863 N C-Slf-ange. Caflloml• 92665 Thie ~ la conducted 0y • porat1on CHING SAN INC T C Yuat\ Preeldenl Thlt ttat-1 was filed wtlh Ille County Cl«ll of Or•nee County on Maret\ 4, I ta3 A.. S. KATAYAMA At1_.,a1 UW 100 s. F'-9f Sff'Mt, • ..... .,0 Loe ........ Celltemla I0017 F2'11111 Publlalled Orange CoHt D••ly PllOI. Marcil 7. 14. 21. 28. 1983 1173-83 LEANING 184 Broadway Colla .,. Calllornll 92827 Ken T aylor Fuller 19• oectway Coat• M... Cal1lornl• 2827 Tn.1 buai.-11 conductacl by an no Mou al Ken Full., Th11 11e1ement waa filed with 1"8 nly Clerk of Orange County on •rel\ 6. 1983 F2'11110 Publl1hed Orange Cont Dally Pilot Merell 7 t•. 21 28. 1983 121~ PtalC NOTICE It-OUM OAANGC COUNTY AUnllllOtl COUfn, CIVIL 100 Ci.to Ctr Of. WMI hnla AM, CA G'.701 "-.AINTIFF: JottH K. llllfTCHELL PUCE CHAMOL.UI; ED ztEMUI. O.FENOANT: MICH.UL All£N e.aci. CA 9211-46 COPlel may be Tr .. , tt•temeflt ,.., l1!4KI woth fht obtalnad on requHt A copy of n1y Ci.t<~ ot Orange County on 11·-rat• shall be poetacl al Ille MllCh 4 1!18J F211112 job elte Tiie IO!egOlng achedule of Publl\heO Orange Cont Daily pel" diem wag .. It bu.cl UPOtl a 28 9a:J WOO.Ing Oay 01 etgllt ISi t>ourt Tne Polc;t Marcti 7 14 21 I rate tor llollday and oYerl•me work l13 l-83 1111a11 t>e •• teut t1me ano ~111 !'\a.IC NOTICE It all•ll be mandatory upon lh• 1---------=~:-:=-:--=---CONTRACTDR to whom the FICTmoul euai.-1& conlrect la ewwdecl. 8t'<I upen eny NAME ITATEMEMT tubcontrectOf under lllm. to pay not I he IOllOW•"ll pe<aona ara CIOlnQ leea tllan the uld apecilled ralea to .bu$1neu •t all WOO.men employed by them 1n 9 A L B 0 A D E S S E R T ..... 8QOUtlOn of Ille contract OMPANY 30 t t Newport Blvd NO bldd« may withdraw hi• bid NewPOtl Be11th C1111forn1• 92663 lor 1 periodoftlllr1)'(30)daya1ner Suun K Mon•o • 600 E tile data i;et f0< Ille opening or IM<I• Ote•nlront No 2A Balboa Allyn E. ROWiey Cahlorn111 92561 Purcllaslng Manage< Daniel l Ham111on, 3!>161 Put>ll1hed Orang• Cont Dally Beec" Road C•p111rano Beach. Plt-01. March 21, 28, 1983 1395·113 C8illorn1s 92624 T!\1) bUSlnetl IS condUCte0 by a genwol partner1n1p PUBtlC NOTICE O•n•el l Hamilton ... A.ANT; DOE ONI! ttwougll DOf K-<M,2' TIN, lnctual... SUPERIOR COURT Of Tnl\ s111ement was hied With the I county Cler~ ol O•er19e Coun1y on March 4 1983 IUMMONS ORANGE COUNTY c-No. 131112 700 CIYlc: Ctr Or. W NOTICE! YH ha"• bMn 1ued a.nta Ana, CA 97702 TM oow1 "'8Y ~ egeln•I ~ Pl.AINTlfF· FllANlt KAlllE"· ~ r-be1i110 heerd un.... DeF'IENOANT: ICEN GUTKA. P l rou ~ wtttlln ao derL ....., a s. ,..al Ea .. ,. Inc .. end o-1 F2111H Put>h1h110 Or•nga Co•ll Daily P110t Moren 7 14 21 28 1.9.1!_3~ a~ Pl8l.IC NOTICE tM lnfof"mal1ofl below. ~" xx. lftc:klelw. 11 you wt.ii to Mei< Ille adlllee ot IUlilMOMI NOTICE OF TIWSftE'S SAU an attorney In 11111 m elter. YO'-c-No. Jln:z2 Lo.an No. 11»1""51 lhould dO eo p..omptiy eo 11\al yolH NOTICE! y-hew• bMfl • ...o. T.a. No. m-.. written reaponee 11 any may 1H Tti. court lft8)' decide 119aln•t fO\I l'ULL SERVICE INC H dult riled on ume wit~ fOW betnQ hee<d 11nkH 11t1po1nted Tru•••• under the A V 1 I O I u 1 t • d h e • I d c ,_ r"90"d within JO deJ• "..cl tollow1ng OM Crtbeel deed Of tru1t de"'andedo. El tribune! puede the tntom\•ttorl below WIL~ SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION ...... OOfttre Ud. .... ......_ .. 1 11 you W1sll 10 Mei< the •O•t<.• 01 I 0 THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR -qw Ud. reepotMla defttrc an •llorney in 1n11 m•tttt you I <.ASH cpeytt> .. at time Of Nie 1n • JO dlM. i.-le lnlonnadoft qlM ahOukl do to p<omplly w tn•I you• •.twtut money of the Untied S1at•l ... -wullen re1ponse 11 en~ m8) o. Ill 11ghl lllle and 1nt9f•I convwyecl SI u ated O•••• t ollc:ll•• • r11ec1 on lime 1 to •no now held by 11 unoar Mid c:onaejo d• un ab09ado en eate A II t IO I U • t • d h • •Id o Dead 01 1 ru11 1n '"e property a1unto debar I • h e c e rfc: demandedo (I 1rlb11nat p11ed• har•ntllet dwcr•beoel lmmecllatamente. de eeta m-a. deddlt c:ontte Ud 8111 audlencle a TRUSTOR CRAIG W 8ATLEY au ·~1· eactlla. .. l>sy alguna. -que Ud tMponde denlro and JEAN s BATLEY."""*'° ar>d poede -raglttraoa a t*"PO de JO di• L .. le lnfom\ec:lofl que Wife t TO TH( DEFENDANT A CMI elgue. BENEFICIARY FULLERTON compl811'\I l>n b-n 11180 by tne St U11eo deH• IOllCll•• •• s Av ING s AND L 0 AN plalnlln agalnal YoU 11 you wiah to conte10 Oe un abogado an Hte ASSOC I A TIDN • Calllornla detend 11>11 '-'"· you mull, within a sun I o de b • r 1 • "• c 1 r 1 o c.orr>0<•lt0n 10 day• attar 11111 1ummon1 11 1mmecl1•tameo1a de ut• men•• R«:orded Novemt>e< 22. t978 u _,...,on y<>u, lite wlCh tn11 coun • su r•puelle HCrtta s• nay 11Qun• 1n11r No J t643 In t>oo-12935, written reeponM to 1119 cornplatnt puede eer reg11tre<1• 1 11ompo P•oe 862 ol on1e1e1 Record• In the Unlets you do ao. your default wlll 1 TO THE DEFENDANT A c11111 olflce ol lht Recordar of Orange PK:TITIOU9 _,_.. be entered on application ol Iha compla1n1 11a1 been llled Dy lhe Counly u 10 deed ol tru•t O.Ulba ...-aTA~ p111nt1n. W'<I tfll• cou11 mey ent9f a p1a1n1111 •g•1n11 you 11 you w1th to 11\e 1oo~ng l)fopany The followtn9 pertone are Oo4ng judQment agelntl you ror the retlel ,1efend Jh11 l•wsu11 yO\I muat. within lol 73 of Tract No 376, In the bu*-u ctemanoecs fn JIM! complaint, whlOh :SO day1 alter lh1s summon• •• Clly ol Coll• MaH. H per map FOSTER BURGERS, 1535 coulO reaull In g•rn11nment or M<Y9d on you file with th11 c:ourt a recorded In Book 16, page 29 ot Standard St.. Santa Ana. CA 92107 w.gaa. taking or money or p<oP«IY wrilten re19onM to Ir>• complaint MllC941aneoua Maps In tile otfloe of KEICtE K KIM, 2766 Kno•vttle or other reflel requuted In the Unlesa you oo ~. your d•l•un will 1ne County Recorder or 1a10 Aw • Long Beach, CA 90e 15 c:ompllllnt be an1ered on application or the County JULIE K KIM, 21611 Kno•Yllle Oat«!. Avgutl 26. 1980 pla1nt1tf end lh11 coort may enter• EH•PI 1ne N ortheeatarly A\'9. Long 8Mch, CA 90e t5 L .. A Branc:ll, Clark judQtNnt against vou 10< the tellt'f S!.7 42 1 .. 1 ACTTTIOU9 .. lltl.... ACTin0Ue ..-aa Thie bu1lnet1 la oonduct.O by Betty Oi-cta. Deputy demenoed 1n In@ complaint *rnch YOU AM IN DEFAULT UND«JI A NAm 9TA.,.....,. MAm eTATOISNT ~ lllulband and wife) JOttN K. MfTCHEU.; could result 1n garn11nman1 or D f. £ D 0 F T 111 U IT DAT £0 Tll• foffowlng peoraon II doing The lollopllng per-.. -doing K.-ie K Klrfl 9'tUCt CMANDL.E.111; W99ft t•k•ng of mon.y or P<OO«IV "°~"a. 117t. UNLI'.•• YOU ~-. ~ •· Tllil ttat-1 -tiled wltll Ille ED~ or otner rellel requHted 1n '"' TAKE ACTION TO PlllOTECT DRAPER FAMILY T"UIT R .A 0 RAOIOGRAPHIC County Qaftt of Orange County on ,,0 ......... cam. Of. comple.nt YOU" PlllOPElllTY, IT llAY •f DATED 11e1111. RANNEY E CONSULTANTS. 4212 P•ttlce Rd .. Mardi 17. ,883 ._...Ma Dated Seotembet 27 IH2 IOlD AT A~ IALL. YOU DRAPER. TAOSTU.. 270 8 . 8ftfl Newpot1 Beach. CA 82863. F21•t ~a-fl, CA 12110 L .. A Brtnctl Cieri< NHD AN E~ATlON Of' TNf St., 1201,J)oeta ,,._,CA IKM. JOE AHLAOIS, 4882 W.,.,.,.,, PubClaned Orange CoHt Dally Aftoof'IWJ tot lfl ~.... T ~ Bufnt Oeo;ilv NATU"E Of THE ,.._OCEEOIMO RANNEY E. °""-PEA. 22 N. C·310. Huntington BHOI\. CA Piiot Mereh 21. 28, Aptll 4, 11. {71t) M4-l'l'Tf O«•ld N llllenelleld AGAINST YOU, YOU •HOULO 8enda. Soutfl ~CA 82t11 '2641 IM3 Publlahed Oranga Conl Dooly 1720 S. Palntet Aff CONTACT A LAWYfill. Thlt ~ .. Ci0nduc1ed by JACI< MINTER. 4212 Pattlce 1421·13 Piiot Merc:h t4 21 28 AprO •. Sufte c 25!>0 Sant• An•. Cost• M•H. lndMdUltf Rd . "-POr1 BMctl. CA 82883. 1----.---.,.-..,,,-""'-r---'~ 1H3 Wtllttlef, CA 10102 Cehl0<nt• 926'17 Tlll9 "'*'-II con4ucted by • nlUU\I ""1 !'4 1326-83 lt1J) MS-27ft • 111 • .. , .. , add•-or common llmlled P*li•lfllip 1---,..._--1...;11..;;llOUS----_,_~~~.':'.-:--Put>llshed Orange CoHt Dall dellgn111on 11 ahown ebove, no Jaok lollflter ~·---ATEMVIT P'\lllJC N()TIC( Pllol M•rCll 7 14 ~I 211 1983 warranty 11 g iven •• to II• TNa stat-• w• flled wltll tile -• • 1 11~ 8 compla1-. or correc:1-) Tiie County a.. of Orano-County on Tiie lollowtng ~raon 11 doing ~JOI •--------------; benellc1ery under u ld Deed or Mardi 18. 1ee:l __ ~J P i: C 0 MP AN y . 2 0 1 NOT'tCS Of' aALE PlllUC NOTICE Tru11 by , .. ,on of • bfeacfl or ra,.,_ 0//1 MAL "°""TY delllUll In Ille Ot>l198tl0nt -*' Publllri.cl Or•nge COHI D•llr Slltpyard Way. Sult• 3. Newport AT llW'VATI a.u.a OF~~ ''"", eby IHlretofore •d•eout.cl and P1!'!'!· MerGll 21, 21. Aptll •. 11, BeectlJ•'=r~~•cllel, Jr , c-..._ ftP 111• AT ll'IUVATI SALE de lverad to the un aralgn•d a .... Su''""'or Court of Ille State of wrltlen Oecl•r1tlon of Oef9ult and ~ 2•50 Merino~. ~ 8Ndl, ,.... No. A-1t1l'M Otmend lor Sate. and M'tlten notice ------------Celffornla 82983 Calllornla lor the County of Loe In ,,,. SucMwlOt Coun or Ille 8t•t• o1 bfNCh and 01 election 10 ~ .,_IC MftTM"r Tiiie bue"-ta conduC1.cl t>y an A1'Qelee In Ille rnettar of Ille eet•t• ol Calllornla, fOf tlla County ol n d 1 d 1 11 Id .. _ ""''~ of Albwt Gllber1, d-..c:t Or In t .. -M I of, .. _ "'·t t I e un ert g n a o l e •• lndMduel .. ·-I b I Ill I th ... .... at ., ... ... • • P'~Y to Mflafy Mid obllgettont, eTATUmNT CW ~WA&. J-P Mackel. Jr .. ot .... • ,,.,.. f g,,.., • • of IRVING A. ADLER, o.oa..d and thereafter tha underetnn-.. PflOll , .. --~ .. ._.. wltn t..... u~alQI*' wilt Mii at l>(lvale ..... N t'-I lie b I Ill t Ille • .., .,..,_ Thia 11•1-"*'t wu ,.._ '"" on or altar 111e 1at d•r of April, 0 ..... • •• Y g ven • ceuMd Hid notkle or bf.ad\ and ot I(~ a.t!RATINQ UNDSJt Ptermout COunty Ci.rt& ot Of'enge COunty on 8 unci.rtlQned wtll Mii •• Private ..... ei.ctton to be raoord.cl MlllCh 22 NOT1Ca OP DellOUfnOM....., .,..... MAm Februar; 18, 11183 1813. at tll• olllc• o ecurtty ro Ille high••• and DHt bidder, t982 u lnttr. No 82·098212, of LAC« OP~ The followlng ptraon hu "1191 Paotllc National Bank, Attn L .. C. 1ubl•Ot to confirmation of H id Mid Olltclal Aeoorel&. HOMllP\JN IHTl"P"lllll wftlld(ewn .. • een«al ~from Pubtlallad Orange Coatt Dally Haviland. ,_.. &let• Offlollr, 4000 Supertor Court, on Of aft« tilt Urd Said ult .,,,Ill b• made, but LITTLE MISI OH. • Ca1rtorn~ the pwtn«lhlp apet•tlng Ulld« tlle Piiot. Marall 7, 14. 21. 21, 1"3 ~".~ ~~.~;.'1~~ .. ~ der of Merell t9M ••Ille otf1oe of without covenant or .,,,arrenty. ~~ ...... ", ............. , llolltloue bualneu t1•m• of 1171-83 -· ..... u""" • Francie M intz Profaulonel 1 ......., ........... 11 ... --"' ...,..... 'f. tile hlg"-1 en4 tiett bidder, .,,d ••p<eta "' m....-. reg-"""' t ... 00 an .-olUllTA MONTI!AEY ,...U P\.AHTICA aubteot to conflrmetlon by Hid Co<potatlon, Ml• Wllalllr• Bl'td .. oo .. ntlOn °' encuml>f'•noM. to' l.EWl8. whllh *° ~-Yft6W 10 WoodgnWe. ININ, CA '2714. .,_al' NOTIC( "--~ .. ....... ltla and No 200, Beverly Hiiie, CA pay tlle ,.m.1n1ng prtnotpal """of th• n•m• of HOMllftUN The llotllloue bueln•H 11•m• ,._ ~ """"'• • .,...t. 1 80211-32415, Cou11ty of Loa tllenoteC•)~.ctby Nldo.dof CA!ATIOHI 11'<1 wNc:fl hM OltNd It.._,. for the '*1l•lhlp ... .... lnter-1 of Mid ~ at time of "noe6M. Staie Of CalllOrnta. .. Ille Trull. with tnt«alt u In Mid "°'9 °""'~et 1114 WN'1 car., ftled on Ootobet 20, 1tH In 1"41 M01"ICI TO~· dMth. and all rlOfll, tltle and lnl-t 1lgl11, tttlt t nd lnterHt of H id ptovlded ac111anc: .. 11 any Ufldar Ooete MHe. Otlllor111a, wll C~ Of Orange P:ILE HO. Oii ....noet TO ltflen a~da'910~11ec::!~.~ deoeM.o et tlle time of dMth and Illa lertM of M id 0e.ci of Trutt ~ ~ 12'01 a.m. on ,. . ........ AT~ AUC'TIOll ... ,,,. tlohl. tltte IWld lm..i IMI .... charOM and ~ of,,. March '4. '* 'ull Harn• and Aclclteh of th• Nonu I• htrtlt"I 0 1on to ~ a1111eted In Ille Clly 01 the .. 1aft or talcl ci.c .. Md hu Ttwit .. and 011119 IN'lt• _,ed b1 After lfllt --. no.,.,,_ 1n 1t11 ,.,_, Wlttld<llWlnO: °' ~ ~ atate of ~o~~:;t~u~y eequl1ecl :r, oc>erttlon ot law or Niki o..c1 of Tt\191. !*1'*'afllp hM eutflOfily 10 llln4 ~ .:._ ~ , tM ~1 whOel .,_...._ 0-IC»ed • ~ l~. ocMtwlM !let tllan OI In tdCllllon 8ald .... w111 be ,,., on~ WUlCUff CHA"L 477 E t 71tl St Costa Mesa tl4&-931f the'*".,.: la 11'22 "on KartNfl Awe.. Lota I . t • 1 of ..._ Tract In to !ti.et of t#cl cleOMltd, M lllt tllM April '· 1943 at 2 oo pm at ~ SEIGLE ~ .,..,........., ~ ...,., CA '*' Nine, ClllltorNt., tllat • Ult at of Matti. In end to .. the 0«1aln CMpm.an A--em,,_ to ttie JOKN 91101..K. ~t Ul1le Dee. a PUbll"*1 Oft1104t Coa.t Dally tlOft le elHM to tM mlclt of the c:.:r of NewpOtt 1 .. ch, teal pr~ty tlluetecl In City of CMc Center 8ulldlng. 30o l! .. t charity. o1 1\.wt.ln, C... Pwd awa.y Celltomle...,,,... ,Not, a.terdl 2t, 21. Aptll '· 11, ~..,. IOOM*S .. reoord tn IOOft '· peat 11 of w .. 1mlHtw, COilllf)' ot Orenoe. Chapman A'tet1U8 In the ct~ Of ~--... .... i-· U-... _.. ._ w. ~ 1"3 Tt2t Von K.atmal'I ..... ~ ...,.. _., II 20I lt•tt or C•ltlOtlllt, pettlcularty Oranga. on ~ -· -· DG ~ Put>llahect Oran .. c-· Oaltr 1407..U C.MolmM end ~ In ..._ oommoti.1 ftOW'll .. dllOrttled .. ~ 10 ..... NOllCE. AT TIMI Of' IAL.l 8IOI bten • NlkSmt of 1\aldn tor Piiot. Mardi 2t, 1m. ,..-. -.. _.,. M01U •: •oodworlllng meoflll'ltr~ • PIM\ A¥Wlll9, NewPor\ ~ Lot •• Traci MtO ... .,_ °" MAY Bt! MADe IN CASH ""°'°" &be pl9t s ~·JU WM. -,.._ r-:.~-:..::.::..,.,,. ::l'MOrdtcltn~n.w.11 THE CA8Hll ... o" Cl!lm"co member of th• Muon le --.,. -..Cnnoul IU IF... '*"' .. tM -'.lontlt .. ::::.;. .. ,. IO .,. ., A4ttNtl on ii. Mteo. Mecie. ~ .. _.!!..., CHECIC8 8Pl01FIED IN CIVIL .. ,._ ..,,-. Mm l'YAW TOH J. WIMHOW CO~ ....._ .......... ...., 0.. OlllM(y, ~ 0011'/fnO!q ..,_., ea: COOi! HCT!Off 212'11 L d ln ... anlaUque, . '.'" r«*Owlnt ""°" 1a CIOlno 11noF~A .... lnt111 ~""=.~;,o'!s";.,' note 1q1f Hole It. W•~. CA At t11• ti me of Ill• 11111111 and • s.nr..nt l.n HClihuU•. I Ill ... .--Of Q ......... c-... or Lot ..... ·~· _..__,Ion of ....... ---....... U,. '*9 Sa.• kTf'ly tn 1 ..... ITA~ -~IW ~ .... ._.. ,, _.,by~ Of 1Mll 0..0 Tlrl'l'le Of Hie OHfl In lawful .............. , °'the~~--World War L .s. " IUl'Ytwd TM •Ollowlnt .. , t*90fl I• .... AUOOIATM A MIOICM. CCI-... ~:. ~-17tn Oii 1,,. proptf y to told. Ten moner Of lht U"'*l 11 .... 911..... =non _.., by .... •ttovt by hll wile mot. cbDdnn --·v ,. 17'11 ~ oC•ANVllW INITITUTI 'o" °" KatflWI ...... "' Ille oily .. :;r0•:.:. 0.:.:111-:,un~cl .. •:.:; .., '* ~· of llllOUl'lt lltcl to '" dHcrlb•d dHd of truet 1114' Jack, David and O.nf•l, IMt.=~,.17 ,~ ~:;&it8o0w°,.Y•·''t'e"~:gn ~,:=.: ~ .. ::;;.tobelllWffttnlland ==~~*="= ~:.::* .. c;:;:;.;:i;:.n"'• ~ ~ PauJ. 8uMn, ~ · mi'-' ' U•ITITUTI •Oji MIHO•IOOY tm, OOIW'IMltCltlt .. U>.OO will be r.-..0 at the efclfWld wlll be rtOth'lcl ti tM afof.-..0 to determine the ope11lf10 •kl. Jonalbm and Wun. brotber .,..... ........... ~by 1111 IMIALANCI 0110.-01.-1. 100 ~ .. ·.·,"'..: ...... '!."!..!•,!!-. o.!..,1·~ omca al ~ tltM .,.., '"' fl(el ornoe •l f/11'1 t1111• .,.., the ftfll tOl,!__!!WIY ..... -.,J!.1•1,2!'°"' AJ:th _,_._ •--11111-~e, __ ttw. ....,.,.~t!,_2?· ..... 9'e. llCM, .....-·• -..., ""'' .., _....._.._ Wtof erld ~ dll'9 II-.." ...__... ....... ......-.-.. I ..,.., "' ,., • -.,._,.. ..,.. '1'9 .._.. ..._ ~ -· ._ Ofl•~•tecl It Mid tllllt and .---· P4i -"" ..__. .... ._.... ... .,a• l'\JLL UfWIOI INC AAn ottll•b and Helen ~ O. ,._ . Jol'dan ., 'wttlit ~ o IOI °' ...._ • "..... .. Mid Tf\dt ... Se&Ot. ~will bl held 1'1!11•11--:r .. ..., .. .._. 11111'* way, c ... 1 .;. .. e.:caut. lo IH 11 t::: to ufd .:::=.1.1 · Qa"cl lhl• 1111 di~ or Miron, .,.. T.O ~Oo.. on'l'ullday, MM'C!h 22. &81a ·Oowwr~ °""It~.,_. ._..,,_.. tw11•• ......... ..,... 1tN. "'°"'' at JO:OOA.M at UMt Hu:bor 'Mtntll 1 • t• ,._ ,,_.~le oant D'td ~ _. tM fl• followtnt •4ldlt1on1I ..... AalMMMOf of a...M-... -:ri::; er COIV J. ~ Lawn-Mount Olive ftlit>.._.. ~ 0.-~Dff"' _,...,..,,,...,,Wtlal.M.O. •'=.=--=-== =~-::,.......,. -~~D1DMtr11. Ona~Mlletci;:;:-:t;..; lillrner1Al,.....,_,..·haMU)lliit .....,....,_,,,, ... _,.. . .,.,.H, -.....m_ ... _..,. .. ~i· . -..__ OA.,_ ••rYlcu~~l~edta\•17,... • t ~Oleft a...OMitr• -_..., ,.....~ (11'1 ro11o•1n1. a.rvi.c. ~ .. ...,. "· , a.-... , J :a:=-... ... ... Pu111t9Mld or'"" c.... DlllJ' •h• direction of Harbor ,,........-,_...-'"....,...Or 0..:: uu••IOWOO. '-CA9"J 3,•=-..,, .._.,...,, t•,n ·•; ,_ LaW"•MO\lftl 011.. =--~i:=ar"'~ ,,...,.Merofl 11~7: ...... 1f, :............... .... ,,... Or-. c ... t °"" ....... Mortual'J' or C:O.ta ...... DAILY ... 1• "'~ ~-~~ ,,:;,-: ,0rr.,e:,~= "*" Jlltetdl 11• 14. 2'. 1 11....Q MO-MN. . ... ) l . Attl1lml! hlll••d lllltwn ""19d htU!!tll f!r1t1Uf ~-alll&..IJIL,._ 1==;;i:~~=~ ltlN ltlt!f "" Cttt• ,.... 1714 , .. ,. •••• int •••n• ~· prtyata. Qudty, Oolno l1n1n11 •ooklno 1 I I W fftl 111 W11111 lllTALI .... .. ~ •• /mo18~8118r~;d~o ::.:=. ~ ln1'1 Mo IU·111t ., SA 4 Br Clola lo water OldMt a latglM ~y patl a13/450-1061 We heve a Br , 1 Ba Cullllde 3 Ir Cotteoa. t 111111 & 1mfurn. 11 .. 011 All ~te eoraened wOh t br IOt brlollt aunny & lo& • 3 Ir , I'-' la ea 16115/mo Ht? "A' ~~er =~~.:;i1;nltl91 ~=,: ~11.,, quMt a025Tmci u1111 Pel 14715 POOi, lndry !IC · no lloan t3t-11H Good Morning Ametloa 87U7H pate s.e.oaee NR 10 COAST PLAZA Tl\e TOll'IOffOW Snow --IJul)tak Waatalda c M 2 t BR APT, 1310/MO p ark nawpOrl •P••I-•'"off .. to all whO ...... &r I Be NHt & cula, Utile Pel 764--0&al co"u~N1'1!yreCverLU186 loOOll INO 0..0 8 plllOI rta1 .. al1 1107 carpal1, drepa1. 1mall ---" ll\111 It .a ••1 1111 -lanced pa Ito. encl•d e Ilda 3 Br ' Ba. SSGO 2 IN NEWPORT B!ACH .,." -• Small 1 BRept,,,_Ctl)t. garege , no Piii Br 18at5~ 831-8489 81ngtH I l 2 l drm ..... , ......... d'J)t. 1425 14715/mo plua 14,.& MC Kid• OK Agt Aperlm.nt1 & fownflou 1175-5064 648 6-442 or 770·5e29 Spacious & eunn-y 1 Br ... Soma .,. el90ant1y ltll•" .. BAY o 9 --lurnllhad 111 In Orange Co FR NT ' P8Cll0Ulat S4H mo 1 Br I 8a, frplo, coo•· dw, bel r rom 1""6 (atabll· .. ~ 1'2 "Hii i View, SpaQ. 2 br, 2 b8, ...,.,_,rm, •"yl"'htl, a-e.11 /mo 6-48-""•4 ""' ...... I t p ,,_,, ... .,, _.. ""'0 On Jemboraa Rd at •Photoa Tllken• p UI ttuely YI perkg, eat Oil Sen JoeQuln Hiii• Rd 8 Mo Ouatnld ~ boet 1llp avall (7 t41 388 Avocado eltfT Ullfl 1 H ...__ 0 832 752-9511or675-8491 TSL Mgml 647•9412 WIWc.rpate,drp1.~ 144-1~ ...... .....,~oWtoell ·4134 301 Edgewater, Bal. Pen-To;.nnouM 2 Br I'" Ba & ranoa. lnCt garag• w/ TOI lllllYI ITI who are moving In. Apt A. 3 br. 1v. bl. t lrplC. pool, ac:i•. enachad ~~[i~o't=i :::;:~ NEW getad 20 Town-Tuetln Ole 932·4134 car Ji.,•· Avail Aprll 1 geraga Avall lhe llr11 845-35&3 home VILLAGE COM -Shr lg Newporl Ocean- to una lS 18~0 mo Call 831.,..934 MUNITY 2 & 3 Br 2'-'t front yrly, fem n/amkr. R o b I n 1 o n A g I . 2 Br 1 Ba $475/mo '"" 548-5$47 2 Br 1 Ba c arpall, 1 Br 1 Ba wllh allulll• Ba HI00-1800 tq It ol -33mo.828-0067 drapaa, no pell 1500 & pd $410 pure luaury OaragH, ROOMMATE REGISTRY c"'' •n• U24 I 2 5 0 .. c u ti I pd ··2-03L" •P•• In every home -I ~ ""' ma11er aulla, dining A4lnt0t1. 12 STUNNING I 831-5230 Beth R-t-t 20 erga t Br Large. e1Hn. 1 & 2 Br rooms. wood burning .... • gerden •Pt . pool •3 Br 2 Ba. nr SC Ptza. Apt pool, lndry tac. near llraplecH. micro-wave 714·99l·room VleatMC 1445/mo 710 W 181h S A pool, ape, cerport. lhope. 548-0336 011en1, private petloa & 2 Br. houM, trplc, patio, St. Chlld ok $e95 No pell yard1, gardener provld-newly dec:Of, ocean view lul. lffc~ U40 752-5822 CHll ••11 2724 eel Elegant living only 15 Famele non-1moker .... -.-....., ...... -..._....;;.;;..;;.;. E'llde Ad\111 Lll .. tyle TwnhH 2 Br, 2'-'t 9 1 mlnutH from FHhlon t475/mo 573-1196. LocM!lng lo raot en ept? 2er lBa lndry fee dlhwr, lrplc. gar, petlo, lllend, 1 mlnulM to SC 975-9688 Sea apl's on large 8Cfe«I Like nu. large, ~let newly dee $700/mo Pleu or O C Airport -S-hr_2_B_r-.-.. ,-ln-N-.B-.-30-·1 TV computarlnd Mlle-1 540-64l t Ju11 eHI of Newport -1~ ... .,. gH & time. 460 •Ingle 64 4549 Blvd & 90 01 San Diego from Hnd $385/mo 835-2575 Lerge 2 Br t Ba upstelra Nr beach, lga 2 br. I be Frwy From S 1000/mo Help luml1h. 860·6994 •••t Avell 3-1 Nice eraa. frplc, O/W. frlga. bal· 831-5439. 2473 Orange p RO F W / M Sh r ilj!!J!liiil'i'iiltiiiiiaiit~ ....... quiet, oareoe. ~/mo cony No pell $525 & Ava., Coate Meaa. Twnhea-1215 + "A utlle 631-6812 d ap 1795 Anellalm 111 & lut BO ""' •370 631-1266 '""t. Bob Mllh· Eet-blutf, spec 1 bd, pool, · .-...-Roomy 2 Br. E/slda, wt can -.. plaHant arae. no pets bue/54a-.401 hm. Spacious slnglt, ont & two btdroom apartments. MORE VALUE FOR YOUR DOLLAR FURNISHED or UNFURNISHED All UTILITIES PAID, HEALTH CLUBS. TENNIS SWIMMING plus much mort! Sorry, no pets. Models open dally 9 to 6 Oakwood Giirden Apartmenu -.!WllM>rt BHch/No. 880 ln11nt Ave (ii 16th) 645-1104 Nport Buch/So 1700 16th St (II Oovtrl 6·U-S113 OCEANFRONT Oht 2°" Br By week or month 673-7873 ON THE SANO 3 Br 2 Be upper unit, wet ber, part furn. weahar, dryer lncld Yearly °' winter. enclsd gar~2 5Meh0ta. TSL Mgmt 842-1603 Nloe 1 Br lieepa 4, walk to bHch 1325/wk or monthly rete 650-«68 2 br, 2 be. oceen view. gerden. 1pa, pool $1000/mo 675~68 gar Kid• OK 1500 1575/mo 844-4787 Fam. Pvt room & beth 638-3445 or 969-1820 2 14r•, 2 •• h•IH LIDO DELUXE SPACIOUS Compl houMhold prlv Wetlllda 2 BR, 1 Be. pool. 2 pallOI. gar, leuncfry fa· 2 Br, Oen. lrple, br pallo 1290/mo & 'It utll Avail no pets S450 mo tst & clllllee, $500 mo plu1 s 1360 675-6359 Apr II 1 •t 63 t -04 12. IHI 833-6533 dep. 751-9039 -645-7442 _..;.._ ______ 2 Br 2 Be S525. No pats ---------1 3 br. 2'1t be. frplc encl 2 Br ()pix $495 N-crpt & Located acr<>N N 8 Golf Shr 2Br 2be, pool, tennis. Y lr S750 Avail N>fll 1 P•lnt. enct1d ger no CourM 545-4855 Jae. all recreallon $300 5" 1652 pets 2281 Pomona & 'It utll 1 chlld ok .,. 645-9494 2 Br, t Be, pool Nwpt ligll 848-0099 UY IUllW ---------1 a1e• 1550/mo Incl gu ----------' 2 BR duplex, encl gar, Joe 3226 Cley St, A unit Seeking melure person •IW AUil. yard. nice er ... 53 7 642-2705. 644-7424 desiring Interim lodging 1 H . 1 11 UIO Bernerd-B . 1550/mo ---------to share luxurious Pro· 2 a :.. 559-5001 VILU llLIOl montory Point Penthou- 2 H 2 11 SllO SHO tttta&t •tJfe 1 & 2 B's.~'; evall completely fumllhed To 11 1 -1110 -------1e. All 1menlllH. varyl Encl1d garages, gH & Charming 4 rm lncd pvt Agenl July. 1585 49'4-2969 watarpeld,pool,apa.rec chlld/pet fine ut111 paid, ____ ...;;._ ____ M rmmte t o ahr 2 br room r. votleybell court 539-6190 BEST Alty tee Avell 4/1, 1 Br & pello, home, N B. 1275/mo It Ptts. $385: 1 BR 1 bath. pool, s575 2 Br 1695 Lux. incl. ullll, $350 move In 71 4-846-0073 teundry. adulls, no pals bit-Ina. pool, BBQ, no Sh a 1 on 6 5 0 -I 2 6 6 833· 7890 & 646-1947 pell, no eaoeptlona Xlnt ( t 1am•6pm) LlllllY ot•NI Npt locetlon -Dover/ ____ ,;.._ ____ , •• IL &.. I A ,, WHlctltt Walk to Weal-Luxury Dena Point conoo •• •• '"' ua ...._..8 ... 8 nu cutt Plaza Call ren1at ofc, 2 Br 2·.-. Ba 2 Ir pie's. Frplc. elegant trench ..,,.;;:; u ,.. Iv mag 845-9646 b • r . p 0 0 1 , s p 1 wlndowe, a/c. ln-nome 1---=-------eecurtty. Jumbo 1 Br with APUnEITI Bal Penln. 3 BR 2be. t lot _1°"_96-__ 266_t _____ 1 Den. Wesher/<lryet plus Beautllully 18ndaceped o ll 1and, 1undac k Wanted-Lerge unlurn prlvete club w/lennls garden IPll Pool & Spa Cleanly dec0teted Oar-room w/prlv ba 01 2 couns. pools, spu. sau-Pat101/deck1 No pell a g e Free I • u n d room w/be 545-7655, nH. beautifully dec0tet-2 Bdrm 1''• B• $800/mo yrly Rah bue hra 94e-4187 ed clubhouse & much $560-1565 675-0989 I Id II 2250 Venguerd 1---------1M•ture & quiet fem 28-35 m0ta nc s moat ut I-540•9926 WESTCLIFF 2 Br l 'lt Ba to lhr bch apt, 1255 mo llee 549-3421 364 t Townhouse. No pell + utll, non -1mkr Bear St (Between Sun· flower & MacAr1hurl 2 Bdrm, t •/, Ba $565 $e50/mo 1726 Bedford 673-9417 ava, 3 Bdrm. 2 be $645 Lana 54e-7533. Roommate t o ahr 2br THE SEVILLE 2 Br w/gar, 151 E 21st 548-24061---,-r-a•_L_f___ $325 & ulll Neptune N.B. crpt1, drp1, bltins. tncd 5an yd w/pet10 wallr pd Daa1 Peiat 272f 2 Br. blk from oc:.an & 1tep1 to bch 850-1319 28 t9 ·o Sanl• Ane Bechelet •Pl. 111 utll pd bay. only 1595 65()..6634 _...,.. __ . _______ , Ave 1520 Cell 1-5 close to bctl Furn evell. 1.,.,_aT i•• ••i Quiet fem non-1mkr shr 636-4120 $360/mo 661~142 """• ._. 2Br 2b• CdM apt. w/ 2000 It luxury lownhou-nme 1350 & '-'t ulll 2 Br 1 Ba. 1 car gereQe. Modern nice 2 br apl M . 3 BR 2'-'t ba, 11150 644-5207 all 6 private patio, upper unit close io beech eve11' 650-3900 675-8811 s 5 2 5 I m 0 . Br 0 k er $ . . Reep. MIF, employed. 28r 851-8800 now 525 49s.-cµ~ 3 81, 2 Ba, 1 blk from bch. 2ba apt In NB 1275 • 100 But ltac~ 2740 gar 1720/mo. 631-3048 elt 2pm • • 832-2080 John RENT CREDIT Deluxe poolsi<M xtre large Female 10 lhr Huntington Bring this a<I & receive 2 br, 2 be, bll-lna. ATTRACTIVE 2Br 2b• Herbour 1ownhou1e, credit on !st monlh's dswshr ,,.., ml!M beaCh tac:urlty, peek view. nr pool, mllr Br $350 rent 2 Br TownhouH No pets $500/mo beech S875 Dea 640-8045 Ap11 GAS & WATER 536-8392 645-6459 _R_m_m_t_e-ne_e_d_e_d_b_y_4_/_11 PAI() Poot. laundry DELAWARE PINES 3 Br twaeplng golf courae Hun11ngton 2br, laundry, C40M to lhopplng 1 Br pool ..-. ell amenftlee BIG pool $262 50 962-1132 YUILY OLIVE TREE pnvate ":ii0. 1475~. CANYON EAST APTS. Ammie wentad. F non 2 Bf, blk from ocean & 2190 ~,S:;e C M S.2-8907 No pata 6"-0509 lmk Own bdrm Ba 1250 Atar!a••I• Oaf. bay . 0 n I y S 6 7 5 19221 Delaware St Sul A.a 2111 + ,.., vtll H B S.7-7027 650-663-4 Cleen 2 Br 1981 Meple --------1=~•;;...;.;-..• __ ....;;;;.;...;,_ Ave Built-Ina. 2 parsons, WlltlAIE lPTI DELUXE t BR CONDO Steps to beech M/F shr Oceanfront studio. 1275, •tarting suo Sterr a Lrg 1 & 2 Bdrm . amoog lmmac, pool, tennis, apa lga 3br/2bl . 1292 or wlnte< only Or rm In 2 br Mgmt 641-1324 plnea & atraems Sec Many upgrades Com-mat r I 3 4 0 N B ocaenfronl college getes, pool, gym & ape pla11 privacy $465/mo 648-9731 $300. 673-4261 Sharp 2 BR, new cpl . No pell From 1460 957-2914 • ---------1 CHANNEL FRONT Upper paint dr~.!:~~ ~59l Condos 2 Muter Br & 2 c::. g~~ ::,h~r~ unit. Newpof1ltland2Br Huntington Creek Apt• Betha SC Plaza e1ea, 1350 642-5012 evs lge dec k, extre nice. •Townhouae 2 Br t'-'t Luxury edult "vlng 1 & 2 mtnutaa to Airport & 1r- grae1 view S900/mo yrly Be Patio. gar. dw. Bdrm.wlthgeragff,heat vine lndstr'I eree r-- 850-1906 $650/mo 543-9064 & weter p1ld. lelavlHd 835-1455 I Cleen, 2 BR nr storH. security From $510. Cell ---------l bus. ,_ LR cpl, $425 849-1613 from 9-5 842-1603, 6'2-3153 Nloe 2 Br 1 Be In 4-plax. ..... 2100 l ..... p-z--ali 2707 Ea1tatde 2 Br 1 Be No ...-;;..•=-=-=-.....;;;.;;..;:~ pa II . t ch II d o k Large 3 Br. 2 Ba. & 4 Br $460/mo I* ,_ carpeting & freshly LAllll-.&OI painted, blt·lns. getega, lltTll Ill 2'h Ba. frplc, encitd ger 831-3671 675-2860 No petl . S800-S975tmo. Eastlllda 2 Br. 1 Be an- 875-9006 clad garege. dshw1hr OCEANFRONT 2 bdrm. 2 1525/mo No pelt ba, yrly 1900 or short 1_8_75-860e ______ _ t«m 559-t892 alt 5PM Sp~ 2Br, 2Ba bltns no pell L-S525tmo 760-1713 833-3307 Wkly ra ntels 195 up • Color TV. free collee. SUWlll heated pool & slaps to Y1WIE ocean l<ltctiena evell 985 N Coa81 Hwy Legun1 Beecll 494-5204 New t & 2 Bdrm luxury apte m 14 plane 1 Bdrm from $540. 2 Bdrm from WT1al( "~-• I K 2?2J avell Apr 1 1575 mo _.... • .. 631-3537 Large t Bdrm, Joe kltctien. -.-M-E_S_A_V-ER_O_E_2_B_r_t lrpk:, vtH Incl 1575. All 6 Ba lower newly d.cof call 760-1613 1495 Chtks otc. no 1>8'• 1595. TownhouM from Very prlvala rm & be 1865 + pool•. tennis. relrlga Prel 1ame1a weterfalls, pond1I Oas S325tmo. 673-75-44 tor cooking & heating 1---------1 peld From Sen Diego 4 Br, F.V near 405 twy & Frwy drive North on 1hopp l n~rlv ~ • f I I Ss>ectaculat ocean & ctty 833-e97 4. Beach 10 McFeddan to1_S2_4_0_l_mo _____ _ light view from every room. large t Br. 1435/mo. Call Dorothy SAY m Tl... Seawlnd VIiiage (714) Bdrm wthouae prlv, nr YM 3 large bdrm 993-5 198 bulllne & 11\opptng cntr 714/673-7975 Yes frplc, patio UUllTll ll'TS. Adult• only 962-7~20 LOE• ... view .. _ yY"es gar75ageNo' ~11 Quiet, 1peclou1. near Room with Iott Bloc k ' .... ·gar ....... k. S6 ..-beech, 2 Br t 'h Ba. fr om baa ch . NB extru. 1745 plua dep 84>3381 Townhoun 1595/mo $360/mo. 875-9578, 5 lo 7 1 9 'h M a r I g 0 I d .1---------....,,. ••56 7pm. ""°""'255 8 Ulll ....,...... 2 B 1 8 f 1 3 Bdrm 3 beth, garage, Specloua cteen 3 Br 2 Ba Furn rm In pvt hOfM nr 1 7r5·01 0 1 Prpl c,. P•11 1 1 10 8 • ,_ carpete, good cond g •raga, • v e 11 4 . t SC Pleu. shr beth m u u S595 Call 540-1 t58, a9't 842~266 I 8 5 I wk . n I • m k r -~;:-;;;-;;;7:-40-;;-c' ;;-:::;;:::;:::--;l.~1°'~0:=•:.,.~·~lMry~~Of:_:P~am~I Doll house 2br t2b• du-• _5_56-_17_3_7 ____ _ Ola 2 Br 2 Ba wl harbor & ·-ocean vi-•. lull 2 cer E&ITSIH plex. gar. em yard. r• Room tor rent In • private ~• l8WI' 11020 pr 2 8r l'h Ba TownhouM. d ee, crpt, etv/refrlg home Chrl1tlan college " .,.,.7 1485 817 t Newman Or bullnaH Min pref ---~------I carport/ garage, amell 75~8'0 S275 S43-3365 Cory 1 8' ywd & garage pat «*. laundry rm lrplc ---------1---------1485/mo Avail April * '380/mo up s.ctl, 1 & B •ck bay NB p v I rm I 720-()740 Agent 2543 Orange or 2 &. unlurn & lut'n. pool, 1200/mo Incl ulll yng , 2648 Orange ape. 18992 Florida lam .. non-emkr 848-5650 TSL Mgmt 842-1803 842-283-4 842-3172 Yearly on the beach 1 I -._ 1550/mo. 2 8r 2 Ba Apt MARINERS WALK room apt. leltchenette & Wall tocated nret noor upper unit balcony 2 & 3 epte nr Hunt Har-"'-S300 plus 1200 ==~ a~~bp~ncy'°' lrple. lndry ~. c.rport · bour. Dewhr. real tplc, MCUrlty depoelt 2308 W 2195 Maple yd, dbl car gar. W/O Oceanfront. Newport Ftreplece. all bit. Ina. TSL Mgmt 842-1903 h k up From S 5 8 O 8aech t73""' 154 loc*able gwl!Qe, C8rpeta 8"0.t807 and dr8')M. S1050 per Oulal t lk 1t20 Walt-_________ 1Belboe Pen room tor F, mo. Ava .. upstairs, refrlge, $300'1 pays r9nt l utlla Aprll t, tit & IHt req • .... UALn S396tmo. 819rr• Mgmt. crptd 4 rm nr ocean/ $185. Tammy 676-1842 11..._ 841-1324 1hop1 539·8100 BEST Nwpt Bch nr wutoltfl, ~~~~~~~~~1llook~~lng~~1o~r~en~t=an~~ap~t!!?I Alty f9e. pMg9 tn 31k hm 10 em-C.ta .... 17u See•·• on 1M98 IJCfeen $425: 28r 2ba. pool 1495: ~ Ptf'aon, g.r, trplc, .......... ....,.-...._.....,..,...;,;;~;.; TV. computaru.d Mlac-3Bf 3~ patio, klde «*. Jae, Piii yant. Nice 1250 uon, eaw QM & time 089-2085, 84t-Mee t31~ .., flL.&..11 835-2675 Fu'" rm tor F 8m9I n/ 1'1'E&l mEiUI Nr. So. c.t Plaa. 411/83 amkr . Nwpt Hg 011 , ....,..,. 1 Ir. pool/ape, gated 41 1190/mo. t42-t148 e.941llfut garden apta. comm. adlla. 1475 , Ptllioeldeekt lpe. hMt ....._.573 1 8'. clOM k\, 1 perton, !M'!d-No.,..._ non-emoker. no pate. ltttla ..._., 2tt4 2 Bdrm. 2 a.. 1588 2 Ir 1\t Ba. qui.t, town-Ref• req. 1435 ultle ~ 1,........,...,, ....,. ..................... .., 00 • ~ a.;> ~ • ~ a.;> • ~ 3 Bdrm 2 Ba. MS& hoWe. NO~ 1450/rno dd. 494-4681 Pina Knot Mota4 on co.t ,.. w. ·wuaon .,1-6683 tor 2 !*IPM. 755 w. 11t11 1 ·-· rtll-Hwy. Ne, 11tPe lo OOMn. o:::::=-;::;:::;-:;;::;:::::;~~!8~1.~~:::::::::~·7~·----I ........ Wll~ru-.'4~ • , f Rr..,. pool .,,_..,... 2 pt\18 den. 2.,., W.wy ., pvt• pall~ .alra lrg 2 br In trl·PIH, nr SC apt nr meln bd'I w/wtlltt UHIAL wllJ tr -. ~11.;rden. t 9, 167' 1'1an. Ger. No pelt. )(ln1 wai.r vi-. a"*"'••· Ooean vtaw, color tv, 111-2"1 oond. '640. 133-9293 tr a• a 1 4 8 o I mo room phonM. elo, ,,... 2 8t t Ba. upttalrt 49'-8&41 tam-69m coft ... II•· to l>Moh. !,.!A.!. ... No J •tJ !aetakM: 1475/mo No Htd pool. e42A2A ......... ,:::;:·u,. ~. ,_ 13t.f1N Unique 2 bf, 2 be, frplio, , ~ _.tta . .....,. ________ , ...o.d Windon, deOlc, Mil fOf Oava. Larry °' large Baell, Me .. dtl ,, .... No. and. <>o.n JM1tl., a.1!1. IMI Pll'ft M• nopetL •Id• llwy. 1ome vlaw. - -_r,s:_ STUHH.tNO 2 Ir a • "6-1112 C.-J)(af. SHO/mo, tnol. AOl.\AITO ~ IAJA 11 *-. -ut1t. l40-6f2t bd, I ba, 11P9. t. pool, la. Oatden' Apt. f'oot. t Ir. l ·•ld• 1mall but JICI, Pf'°' bdl. 14...U~ ..... 110 W. 1111. It. Hly, totl or natural .. ~ .,. Olltrmlno a-et twlo ....... ,,_ 2 "· t ... wood. .... llt.ff22. _ .... !!!!! !!" ...... fW .... ' bWltt, age. aundaOll. ll021r,.,.,._,1&21/mo, NO FUI Apt. a Condo .,._,.11\A .,-. 8en llf· • • 1IO 111t. It. nu Cfp1, dwJtl4ry rm. r•• VIiie "9M• rwdlno MtM._ IAlmm«I 1tl WI.,., 141 ~· 11 ..... 11 lroft•. Win* IMO. t1f.IOQ •(ln 111 apan· alv) not IU«h In price, NUOn· 1ba coet: clautfled edvertl•ln1 Orang• Coatt DAILY PILOT/Monday. Marc:I\ 21. 1883 .:a Paris residenti, and tourists line up at money exchange counlE>r in wrangle over threatened franc devaluation. Monetary systeni realigned West Germany mark upped; French franc devalued BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) - European finance ministers agreed toda y on a b r oid realignment of their currencies, including a 5.5 percent upward revaluation of the West Gennan mark a n d a 2 .5 perce nt devaluation of the French franc. "This will enhance the c redibility of the European Monetary System." said West German Finance M inister Gerhard Stoltenbe rg. who announced the agreement. The system was thrown into the worst crisis of its four-year history over the weekend when the ministers failed to agree on realigning their currencies, a move needed to end waves of speculation on the currency mark ets. which in turn aggravated the world recession France al one pomt threatened to puU out of the system, which could have made matters even worse for its trading partners, including the United S tates . because it would have led to addJt1onal French trade barriers to U S. and other exports. After the Europeans faded to reach agreement over the weekend, their eight currencies were allowed to float free of mandatory central bank con trols when the money markets opened today There was some confusion on the markets but very little tr ad mg. Otto Poehl, president of West Germany's central bank, satd that markets could return to n ormal following the realignment agreement. One U S. dollar bought 7 17 francs today in Pans: at close of trading Friday, the quote was 6 925 francs to the dollar The strong West Gennan mark soared today to a record 2.9925 French francs from Friday's fixing at 2 .8985 In today's trading the mark was at 2.3975 to the U S. dollar France had been refusing the other countries' proposal that 1t devalue the franc for the third time since the French Sooalats came to power 22 months ago. The West Germans were reluctant to ratse the value of the mark because 1t means the country's exports will be more expensive. All Common Market currencies except the Brtttsh pound and the Greek drachma are m the system Besides the Gerha rd Stoltenberg French franc and the German mark they are the Dutch guilder, Belgian and Luxembourg Cranes. Irish pound. Danish kroner and Italian lira. A realignment in the system nonnally aCfects the U S . dollar, the BntJsh pound, the Japanese yen. and other major currencies. There have been six previous currency realignme nts m the four-year history or the system But each has come m the calm of a weekend , w hen exchange markets are cloeed. When the ministers adjourned yesterday without producing a new exchange-rate formula, they s uspended mandatory intervention by central banks that holds rates within fixed hrruts Thro ughout the w eekend n egotiations. France's Delors tried to force a sharp upward va.Juauon of the West German mark. sources dose to the meeting said. For the French, a stronger mark would tend to reduce imports from West Germany, France's main trading partner. This would help France combat its growing foreign trade deficit. now estunated at $1 3.6 bill.Ion. France was pictured by !IOurces at the conference as willing to accept a slight devaluation of the frnnc. but a major drop in value was seen as a major political Jacques Delors embarrassment for France's Socialist President Francois Mitterrand The franc had been devalued twice since Mitterrand took offtce in May 1981 and began a program of heavy spendmg for socta.I services and national1Z8taon of banks and mdustnes The present monetary cr1s1s s t e mmed larg ely from the sagging or the French franc. Delors was summoned back to Paris yesterday where rumors oC an 1mmment reshuffle of lhe French government were rife. Foreign Trade Minister Michel Jobert announced his resignation. But it appeared no m o r e announcements would be made untd at least Wednesday, when Mitterrand scheduled a maior speech. The finan c e mi n is t ers' gathering overs hadowed a regular, lwo-day summit of the I O-nat1on Common Market Among the heads of the state expected to attend the sumnut later today are British Pr ime Minister Margaret Thatcher , West Gennan Chancellor Helmut Kohl and Mitt.errand On the agenda of the summit. held three times a year, are the issues of unemployment , relations with the United States . the possible inclusion of Spain and Portugal in the Common Market. 'Cancer control in sight' Advances in treatment cit ed by c hief o f societ y SAN DIEGO (AP) -The president of the American Cancer Society, who recently faced cancer pe.nonaUy. says dramatic progress ls being made against the diaeue and "our goal of cancer control la within our light." "In fact," Dr. Willia J Taylor said yesterday, "there are some experts who feel this can be acoompl.lahed by the tum of the century." Taylor, of the Unlveralty of Washingto n Medical School. •tteued that control means not total eliminatlon of c1ncer but !ta "1uC(;eaaful management.." H e said the )aat 26 yeara have "aeen remarkable advancee ln dJaanosis and treatment of cancer, In reeearch aimed at identi.fytna the buk: causes of cancer ~nd ln cancer prevenUon. ~ a practicing cancer f>hyalclan, J've really aeen A complete turnaround in WNt we .,.. abll' to do for cancer petfenta. "W~ In the cancer community are lncreutnaly optlmia\k: bocaUlt many of ua think our aoaJ of 'Happy Hour' a gas J£L PASO, Texat (AP) -A aerv1oe ataUon In thll border dty hM lta own .. Happy Hour Sped&).," but one for euollne lnl-C..d ol alcohol. The Bell Thundublrd Station, J"Hr the Unlvenlty of Texu·El Puo, took a cue from n•l•hbottna cantinaa that offer ditcou.nl drt.nke durt.nc 1ai..1tMnoOn howl and btpn w.senna down ... prk.w by 2 ctntl a puon every 'l\aiiiday and Thunday between s and e p.m. Buaine. II boom1nl, an atwndant Aid cancer rontro: lS Wlthm our s'ght " Taylor cited his own encounter with cancer a year ago. aylng. "l was lucky. I had a very early cancer that was amenable to definitive treatment. A.a far aa rm roncerned, I'm a winner ... One major reason more "winners" are surviving the dileaee, he said, is that more and more cancers are being dlacovered early, when treatment la most effective. Diagnostic technlques and patient education are lmprovlng ronstantly. The standard treatments of chemotherapy, aurfl'ry and radiation a.re all being refined and made more effective, while experimental therapJ4'1 are bel.ni developed. includln$ the uae of heat lo attllck tumors. He aa.ld at leaat 14 types of cancer an now CW'f!d, u d.etenntned by five-year mrvival after dJ.,noU, ln the ~jorit.y of cues. And. he aid, •'Overall, we can now ewe abo\lt half of all cancer i-tienta." On the negative aide, T-rlor uid, ''d.p.retC. 1moklna con\lnuet to have a c htlllna eff .cl on overall cancer ai.t.1.Jtica for malet and femal• alike.'' And althou.gh men are amoklna l and their luna cane« race. are faJ.Una. women are mv>kfna more and more. "If women conUnue to llmOke • &hey do," bt M.ld. "tern.d June cencer deaths wW IW'Pllll ~ from bte.st cancer durtna the nut m-r.9 ar ~ YHJ'I and 1una canctl' wUf then becuM t.M ~ caw. ol canarr death amona Won"lief\ • w.U • men." ~ t.o ,., timoUn to pw up the habit. he •kl, .. hu &W'Md out to be one of the most dlfna.ill probLMni ti\ canctr control.'' • l j ~ ' 4 Orange Coat OAIL.Y P•LOT/Monday, Matoh 21. 108& __ . _______ .._, ______ , .. _ --·-•11 .... ....._ 1111 ''RMu•nh • ----ih IN,.,. 119 .... w-.. (J01Dl ·Would lo•• to llliiiftii MLlt ' MITllUl'f ml 11• -.. • .. ~ ....... , :=, tll~•f "'· xJ,., ~~·'rn':ii~-:'t:'.r, "T·'-~~. BINGO AT FATIMA :,~~.:-0: 'i.1IOl•:·1·1• ea 4 •41J 1• (1 t•> Wottl In 00. Mum tw1V9 ttudtmti~ .... t ~OM llMtM t1t1t !Qr oaAor a be a llllf 11-3, Mqn-,rl 0111 afi fiMllM. ~120. ~ •* ,.._ '"' Udlee O/'l'i, ... IN* •tart.,, Wiii train . A good Caller, U1M ff6.0N4 • ..... .,....... frto•ralot a 'orlablt . HOIOSCOPI BY SIDNEY OMARA W/M NOOtt• evallable~ MO-U.41 Frtendly People, --....... e .. ,,. DllllWHlllt, O•"''''' ----------------1 8'M·tAM Oalt "Ober& Dentcil AU'I, eipar . -·=--..... -tJl-an VllCIUUITI '11. 711•"'1 17 ... 1417 "o A • ...._.•• to woni. Cuh Prtz... .,...... •• =-:--:-__.-:--:--:--:~-t ..:'::ll'ae.=:,. _____ _ 'huday, Marda H IPIMUAL MAOIHOI •• to NIW t1ma '"'· Hrly Fr .. Coff .. & Popcorn Netdtd: • d9llgrw drift T~ ~ a.t1«• Phlloo ".trlQI, •Ide br ARJES (March 2l·April 19): New1 received Advice In •II malt•rt ..wy, Newpot1 -..en meant BINGO FUN at p•r•on, w/maotianloal .... '""-.,. '2001090. re1•rdln1 eecurity, baalc l11ut11 property love, merrt•oe I IMl•I· Me..410t bacl(oround for IMdlno I 841-7Ma "°" eettl~ment. Family member dt.cuMetl lona·r•n...-"'"· Aleo oounNllng. Otlvef/n.lper for marine Our lady of Fatina Parish Ha• rllOlna..,., nllf\UflOtut• u .oor"'·••.n l-Adn*--.. _...,... .. --,by~lldll~.- plana -you'll aaln additional lnformatlon 1111'°· 110elnlno7ttl"-ll. ~ ~ 10• • -•~ .. A•a et ~I heYe aalllno ••· Oey aventno 1111111 Aafrtoa. •1to • IM Clem . ._ • ...,._,. a"'an ... C-=..-,.-pattenoa. Comouter !JI• aviMI. 111111 AN Qfb. ..._.., .. re1ardlnt direction, completion of lonptandlna ... llmllll ...,,_, panenoa would be ,._ 1.,, Pf•ferred bl.It w1111-------- iranaac:tlon. llftD tul. Full·llme potlllon, train. 1 need amhualMtlc Dt1t .-i .-. ...,., ~call S&1·2'la0 .,..,.. ~ ..,,.,. OM °' Every WednHday Nlte good P•Y a benefit•. ¥olott wtio oen INnll on '300. TAURUS (April 20·May 20): LoaJam la removed; ca.l.lJ, ~ahort lrlpt. vtalta from relative. are featured. llnee of conununk:atlon -travel plant can now aoUdlfled. Avoid drtvina with blbuloua lndlvtdual. GEMINJ (May 21-Ju.ne 20): Check detaila ln connection with paymenta, collecdQl'\a, apecl•l requirementa. Overcome temptation to dlapatch trucul~nt letter. Self -reatralnt ls neceaaary Aquarius, Scorpio, Leo nativea figure prominently. CANCER (June 21 -July 22): Take initiative ln making ctlanges, imprint style, communicate ldeu in ~t. meaningful manner. Member of opposite sex LI interested and loyal. Spotlight on penonality, individuality. LEO (July 23-Auj. 22): Apparent aetback is of transitory nature. You'll rebound in dramatic fashion. Offer could be received in connection with appearances before media. Be diplomatic. VlRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Refuse to loee track of objective due to idiosyncrasies dlaplayed by friend or &880Ciate. Define perimeters, initiate policy which brings you before public. Lunar emphasis on popularity . UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Business associate makes amends for recent scathing remarks. Your position is strength~ned -you'll have more responsibility and valid chance to i..ncreue mcome. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Long-range plans come i.nto focus. You'll be rid of burden, green light will flash for progress. Accent on publishing, communication, education and travel. Aries, Libra individuals figure in usual scenario. SAGITTARIUS (Nov . 22-Dec. 21 ): Stress independence, willingness to make new start and to pioneer a project. Funding will be made available. Display fiscal responsibility. Get to heart of matters. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Gather information, synthesize data. Check legal rights, permisaions. Lunar focus on joint efforts, partnenhipe, marital status. Follow independent course despite possible objections from family member. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Cheerful. lively manner a.ids in putting acroa ideas, concepts. What appears to be a m inor aaalgnment can be tranaformed into important project. Know it. act accordingly. 1.-n • --motorovdl. ,~ ot pert at 7 p.m. hnd r-.ime . Ho Phone I h •I, ••• I. . c . I' &41-7Nf °' IJt· 1070 OUTCAll .,._.," time . l'or llnmedlt t• 1 Fr .. Hand Card per Ptteon Calla • to· 81')'cttlt H2-7H7 or H2·7503 ~ dr'Ytl' .._, wtlt ~: wttll thlt ad, during eorporauon, 2 1 Alton btwn 2 ... Mon·Frt. AMI good' oond'tt1on i200' ••m.""' Oel: 646-0HI FeblUlty & Marett Ave. ""'1N. CA, 112714 for Bnld. Needed DM· Ul.U'Tt bllOk In town ...... 1414 onv.e wen*I fOI' dellv· I SALES: Back 81r111 I• ~ tt cu ft Ilda/tide. froat• • ....., a-• ............ rt to ~ deya IOolltng '°' QOOd people 1 1 k 1< -~ ......., Mtllt1 ~ ~· In N 8. tocatk>n. If rou're -....nll au, c•-ma er, en· MaleO to 'PM dllid • 1 o.n . mottv led ..,....., In "'°''· 1250.... Kenmore lllor Info. Ollll &40-1420 (114) Tn-1082 IOf'I :11 F.;;;;;:,...,:"· We need good Peoc>lt to dbl• oven OH •love. lll'fllllL TUml ltw 0,.1 Tt P1'9lt Ht up eppolnlm1nt1 1300. loth xlnt cond. ·~ .... "n Tred• M•O· AHl•I s.... llom our Coate MeN Of· _&4a.te ___ 10 ____ _ ~ - _ with proof, edit writing. B 111 Go OLlllll flee In lht evening for Whirlpool ....,_ & i<.n-•AHGEl.A 8PINTUAL prod . reMtrch, aom• Publtthtng firm needt to HOiiday Inn'• new 111\191 more dryer, wtit, MO-. ConNtenl4 rnattwa clarloal. Pub. carett In o C. area to oloH club 8#ary + commie 1175 both ........,.14 17a-24115 173-8184 Otttnted oNt. Xlnl. Eng. Prl~IJ llttt lllO megailne Ofder9 16() 10 •Ion + bonu• C•ll KeM'IOf9 Wutw & ,__ orammM lllcltla neo. fill. • • 1100/dty + ou. Hunt. 711-4222 111# 1 PM heavy duty, Ilk•";;~: •.. l.... • cent !no/Journ grad 111-1121 eon. Cell Nikki at TOP a I I Fam.,_ Pr• 117&. o.E. Side by aide r,e1. S 1100/mo to •tart I .,.... Free Coffee & Prizes 114-Hll I• r red . M o d •ta & 2U cu 11. _.., a toe. Flaaaolal 14-9Tt-3Clet . .,.... Non-emoken Room IAUI ,.._ Eacort• (213) &ee-1884 very c 1 ea n. 15 I& !etr te Leu tt24 lllllW lfflOll .,.... Rampa & Facilities Self-motivated, w1111ng to TUftl -&48--2-4-88---- ....""'' _ llnalt) tor Handicapped. work. EKP'd. Own 1ran1. Out•ld• Milt, N,B, St-,.~ ta Mii .,..,., '°' Cot'ta Meaa office 01 548-1878 (Jot) bfe •llP9f 2 r;• min wt -.-.-.n.,..-.-1.._ _ __. ......... Saw home. oar. Ille. Cell Independent ttcrow I lar4 .., .. I a,..1t11 HD .a1 n PUT -followlng. (71 I '21·9040 COmputlf Clleaa Oa.ne. nowt ~t•ttve Action Tttal ef H ,.... -. ·-J1Ck1t (714) 831-i040 ,_.....,out of box. Workahop. 85 1-5147, company. Prat '#/work • SuppWnen1 your Income won .. pttze I 100 ...,.. col*:t 24 houri ••per. In H. B.I F V. M 1114 t.r 1 lllr4 ~ w/,.rtll... by doing tnterHllng YUlllllU · ' , . arM. Salary °'*'· Call t~ ..... work on Exper'd. Compugraphlc 11!50. ~111 •rtt!l!I. T.D.'1ttll Laura, 053--8020 llDWIY om behalf of National Com-edh writer 7500. Pltlme Tew lna1rutnentl home .... uma bper mature legal s.. llUIOll LlllOI panl ... Many an1111 to for Ad Agency. Hunt. computw. w/tape rec· oretary. Mutt have hand• ctlOOM from. 14 par hOur Bdl. 898-2064 Ol'der, UOO. 144-9181 tt, let. on exper with WANO 14112 IDOi IUI, guatanteed. S.... •llP9f -S 1•1 & 2nd WOtd pr~. One girt (6 911... N--1..un ........ ) prtf'd, bl.II wlH trlln the ,,,. .. , f f ._.. t1M8 office. 811rlln9 eat ...... "'""'""' "~ right perM>n. For Inlet· Muat type 10 wpm aocu-1tt It ft --Robt. Settler NH/CM I 1500, five day WMk. .... .... .,,. ~ view call; Robin Of' Lind• r. I• I y. I u II t Im •. BMutlful Slb«len Hutky R.E. ~oker Id ReeltOf'I CONDO RESEARCH al 648-3942 male. Nauttrad. 3 yn otd 842-217t 546-0811 CORP N-port Btteh. ltlaM .,_. "' ..... n1-11n 141-llll WllTll/WAITIUI w/paptn. nda good WIDOW HAS IU for l&l-lee& I SALES poaltlon 09l"I wt Wtth c;., IOI' wlelcer bu-home. 768-1880 T.D'a, 110.000 up. No •FASHION COUNSELOR ltll Wut.. llOt Btlt Waat.. !UOO guarantetd uluy or ktt lunch nrvlce. Blk Lab Mix , frlendly. credit dlecll, no penally. 112/llr, PIT. i...dlet At>--comm. Earn up to $1000 "0-t:30 PM Mon-Fri. itptyed. ahota, 18 mot, Call Denl•on Aaaoc par.i 8ualneal 730-t08o ~eeper.COOk five In PUT Tm wk & more Call Dick $160·1175 wkly, lo gd hm. 942-1124, 4173-7311 °' 731-4347 for eilder1y men. BalOO. _..~all Herdy 631-3000 . --· b• neat, per.on &42-9018 Roger ltland. Good rtf'a. MlatY •n-1 W55a a b I• , • n • r g e l I c . ---I'll "' TUT '· •• Flneal r•taurant l'IMd•. open. 976-8638 M•k• ••tra II helping Salee 879-0747 •• 10 AM for r--1 Ce.ah rut. 884-2123 captain•. waltera / youth carrier• promote llffl.mlT appt. sautan , wallr ...... bartender•, HOUSEKEEPER/NANNY their own Hlabll•hed 2nd TD• from 16,000 to hoal/ho•IHa, but per-Room + board + routH Mature. outgo-Y• -Wallren/Walter, PIT I Ill F .. IM 150.000 high yi.td ... aona. Muat ~ In per. $300/mo. Ing, attractive parental Wo<k Part·tlme, 8 AM -2 daya, '1'IW 18. Wiii train, Hert> 957-8133 cured by alnC tamlly 90n, 333 8ayllde Or, NB Newpot1 ecn 4142-1211 1ypa peraon p1eaae call PM°' 4 PM· 9 PM wtttl Shiraz 543-7949 ~~~y~Call ~~::fa Full Charge bookkeeper, 1etw1tr ..... Pfaet 2·5PM. M-F.' 4146-7021. L A. Tim" Clrculallon YOUNG PEOPLE WANT· **' BtJY* * (714) 916-8121 Moo-Fri It typing, 40 hr wk. Pr.,_ Part time malntenan<:e PlllSlll ::':; .!,': =~llQI-= ED. Outaldl wort!, exotic fWIM M mature perton, mual bl poeltlon. Hou,. naxlbll. new lnueuecl comml• care. Great condition• i---------1 permanant local rHI· Experience t muet. A.-fof Hand Ironing. Mutt 9lor'I T,........,. "'<Mded fOf hard W«klno lndM-MASTERS AUCTION T.O. on C.M. Apt•. Very dent. Send r•ume 10. lerat10M recf d. &46-02l0 bl rnetk:utoua. Hop Sing For ·de1;jj;"~r: C<ma duata. P .T. Tr1dlon11 141 Mii 111-Mll =-..:. ~u!t~ •. 1~ Peraonn•I Dlfeclor PO 494-4044 MtH, 1376 Sunflower Oetallllra. 973-2244· Rut I Floral Sofa, 9', ~t. 4142 . Box 596, Balboa. Ca. .IWLY WJI IEP PIT Ulll1m AV9 .. 7141640-0301 J• Wu... SIM pillow-back. S260 i---------1 92881 • Fuhlon Jewelry. Good Dally Piiot ntwtpaper Salee-T..._..__ .,......, .. T WORO 963-4058 FIU. ME PIY Seller•. Medium Prlold dealer In lrvlne area. __.. ..... _ """"""" latl..,.tat PUT--WMI 844-4017 Approx. 20 hra pr wk Slll-13111 PROCESSOR Sofa. IOVHHI, chair & _ _ •----------1 A11trnoom & aome -~ ernpioynwlt, pt1r1 01tom1n, naver uHd. ••• ...... n• opportunities avallabl• UUL llOllTllY kend morning• Mull WUILY "1DTllL time or temporary. coal HOO, Hll 1265. -with th• Lo• AngelH Nawport Center RHI 11.w depend~ vetllclt. • • ......,... lttlet M7-393t (2131402-6818 ASSISTANT MOR. er... Ttmea Clrculallon De-E•l•t• Litigation Firm prelar llght truck w/ • Wt f--.1-Queen Sofa Bed. 1150 Shop, NB. lady' a CIO· pat1ment In our doOf to-~ ahari> exp'd legal ·- I h In IT ••Pr. n • c · door new•paper .. i.. Sec'y. Xlnl ~. diet• ~n~. ~.":~ 111-4112 Aaiaah 497-2295 _644-__ 2_0 _____ ~ program. Ouarant••d phone, and anonhand. need apply. Stenlng IP-·--................ _ L:: Silt Sol• & Matching Chair I ama-.1. h~rtywegeplu•com· mu•t. Salary open. prox.14.75hf&mllMQI. -""•._• !!!.! $40 torboth.646-0'210 ....,,_. mletlon. Hour9: 8 AM · 2 IMO-e992 Call btwn 8:30-10:30AM ~preferred e.aut. AKC Golden Rtvr -=-----------Automotive ,..,.., ahop PM. or 4 PM • g PM I -----~....-. .... only Mon-Fri, Hk for ,.,...,,. La.-pupa. Xlnl llnM. $225... QUEEN sz WA~~~ Oenual •hop labor. TrWnlng It prO'Aded. Po---........ Greg Hyde, clrculatlon. No E:Ar>er-:-" eeo.-0183 _s:....1_00 ____ ........,._...,...."'"-' M I n I m u"' w • 0 • · tentlal lo earn '300 + ~ ~IJllQI ~okerllQI 942-4321 4131-3494 ~. C.M ... ........_, .. KC .......__..._ LOV'I Seat (Nat ctr) 175. _as_1_-1_2_10 _____ -i per W911t. FOf an llllet· ••m ..,.,..tng 1..., aioor-r.......-" ·-......-· large offlca de1k BABYSITTING lor 9 rnon-v I e w . Ca I I atve loan rep1 Neklng Rand D electnc.t lechnl· Secr_.ary Elk Hound. UOO. 125/obo, call 984-IUIO die old Qlr1 dally 1/800-252-8141 Ext high looome. 8ullders Fl· clan for I** a-.nbly Full Timi. Mul1 have ex-652·1226 PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Be willing to I my hOme~ta·..._.· 1204 nanclal, 943-2330 and wiring per IChematlc cellnt typing and ahor· AKC Mini Dectlahund M CHROME a OL.ASS revile, review and to ultimately rebuild on •' more Weekday•. Ref a. req. lllllAL lfFlll (Denita). .we dlegrems 2 yn min. thand ltlllla. Mu11 bl • 1 'ffold,10 good home. Dining room tatita. StOO. suitable structure. Emphasis al90 on change, travel, 1 141-0674 °' 557-2732 Lot Ptraon wanted tor ""'*'· 240-3189 and Uk Hll•tarler and hard S75 4146-7842 720-0781 variety. Member of opposite aex plays important Full/time poalllon run-7 Ren Car '°'Bob G worker. Salary Negoll-__ .-------I CONTEMPORARY I Banking nlng •lock room. Mu•t • t 1 .. !.! ...;. Real EA tall broker hH •bit Call Killy 844·2!507 EHier glltt • Lab pup• ,..........., .. ll«al ....... t.s. role. Liii P•&lll/ hi.,.. good typing lkllla .....,..11..., (yellow) AKC, attota. 8 .,._,..,.,. ..,ft .. --••----... --------.--------· P1•nlil mu11 &. •..., etart• & •11eem 111111 ~o:.:~~~:~~~ ';.~~, SECROIRJ --··1250 54M974 ~::.=~~ ll Lttl I ,.... HM Or CoMt Savlnol la be able to work wtt.h little Eafn 1450 to l800 per 851·7720 Stock Brokerage Ann In Lhua Ape<> male. 3~ yra Olfin a..tAJa H c...L ....... ltll ..-"?: .,, expertenced aupervlalon 8alery n• ....-" )'OU haw a ata. Fathlon llland hll Im· old. AKC, nMda loving Wr~ghl Iron dining or 1917 Weetdlff. N.B. 27t eomm.dal C-1. w. 19ttl loan proceuor for ~50H_;B. Call Kelly WllQOf\ Of van and enjoy REAL ESTATE I mediate opening for home, Ilk•• chlldren. petlO~.:,:: m-.:: to 3eOO aq. ft. 2,436 aq. Sl C.M Prime tocaUon. f Olll) ADS FHLMC/FNMA 111 & 2.nd: 11 · working wtth l9"\llQW9. ~~~ 1~ ::!: S.Cratary/bacil. up ope-I 100/bat 658-e512 I i nuiii, i..,.,.,iiii. iiiiiiiiiiiiii ft.~ for mtdlc8I Of xlnt terma. 2 Br. 1 Ba.. lruat dttd packagH. Mll'M 1fF111 Call Mr RountrH at merdal a lndualr1al reel ra tion. Ex per pref'd Pl1 Bun Terrier Pupptea dent&Agant541-5032 prtvate~wtttilllrga AR£ FREE C a ll Linda Shea. Experlenc:eneceuary. 641-705lbtwn ttAM& .. tata lO<a~& ~~~.~o!Jf2.Contec:t ~PR ) UKC reg. Rtd ~,..:".':-"":.: Prime Fountain v-;-cr ot ysd. U.. • offtcl. dr'Ma Cal 754-190 t Mature. Oood typing 3PM _. deya. C:........_ firm ,_, _....,...... 11 _., • lfloC>, ant~ etc. Start •• 1 II-~""' · ycamor• neao•. ed. 1w· ~ mlrfOf flee. e~ eq ft. 1 528 MAK t N 0 MON E y I Boat Sale.men. Ex pa-ablllty. ptotlc:lenl with M-· .. wtth °' wt1hout wort<lng condltloni lllllTllY 5'1~8939 I 2 0 0 . 5 4 I • 4 5 3 5 S I a t • r . ( D I c k ) •••-Mlt ..__,_.,, p ... _. ,....,. gur... 10 key ~· diploma. ~ 10AM to In Newpot1 8eedl 714/W-1134. S550/mo +MC. -·--· ..... ..-. surr company • 12 Noon, Mon-Fri. 714/846-5051 Mature rMPOnalbl• ... Pttt SSlS eam-1p:n· l iiiii;iiiiiiijM:;jjjiiiiift•"1 646-5442 n~ 554-8500 Informal omoa. c .M. Cell 847•1871 cretary to wo'k with ~~~~~~~~ •WNIT BTU 4 Stcnfront .,.__ 350 •II• -•-~ .. 5 __ ..a.....1 M 111 1 • a 11 •, 9 AM. Real Eai.t• S.... prol ... lon•I ..,.. Plf· PARROTS ...... ~ .... let If:...,.,_..._., .... _ ...,.._. "''1 _. --...... ..,.,. Mechanic• Halper / Real E•tate /Properly 1onn11. Pluah olllcH. Half~.S75.._0bfie .~, um.......,-""' ._._ ....,,_ to 520 •If. 143 Broed-CAU Mnf of mwtnAI .,_,........., ....... ., ... _ a"' -.Tl a wa~C.M Adrian Riiy ........ ,,..__._ ....... ,.183 •truc:tg ur.. Book-TralnH, Some Expar menagament opening '°'I Newpot1 Center. Muat be Yellow, ht nd trained, r-.o ,.,.,._. _.,... lllflM W helpful. MacOreoor exp rncom• property o<gantzed. detail orient· tllklng & leughlng. M00.1 $90/obo. 75t-783t '575. Fum/Uf\fUm 54 1 & ,_, Maic9w k"per for 2 full daya Of__._ lnaunnce co nr Yactlta, 1831 ~Ila. aalu •P•Cla ll1t. well ed end able to Mt prio-o,_ wired maak. hand• Coffeetable. aold W9lnut Al YOU need for one I • Lo.t gr.... llldl .... Your dM)lce ......... "' ........ •'kl ·-hi Monthly F..t 'Comm Vl'9Ull ~from Parrot on Ma'tgo6d St In of,._ We MVll C.P.A. OC AltpOl't nae entry It-Costa Meu known apt ule1 mgmt rtttet. Salary commenau-tr-, ..... 1 .. 111ng, "'U0 w/~ lop 34X70, •• ~10 1 1ooa.f. to 400•.f., Oreenbrook houalno 10";';,k with you. val poaltlon for d•l•ll ..aae UIEI co. RepHI comm on rate w/ex~. C•ll Ad· lng,S300.Me-4589 iwwl76.NB~79 ---------. d w n t w n C M Ag t tract. 87~93A8 Co minded parwon wtth neat ........ mgmt acc~nta 85115 rltnne for lntarvlew. Alblno Cockatlel, cege, Accant lnttflOf Datlgner *Ill.Ill ........ l 957.2040 =tatlort · handwriting. Req In· Ml on ••I••. E 0 . E &40-1933 food, etc. W'hl9tlet. l f20 Sectional. Beige Wlfvet 1 MO FREE REHT U.· 11'1\811 Temer mill M PIHH call e~~.2~~2 elude: 35-45 WPM. lO '* St-da 942"1511 SECRETARY or trade IOf deer! refrig. corduroy. Berely uMd 1roomto7rooma.AdJ.llMut ....... 1921 doO. white, red collar. dayal-5.M-F. key •ddln~ machine, *Dlr«tOf'I ~ lo< pvt inveetOI', t>ttpng. Barb54&-IM32 Mutt S a ll. 1 1000. Airpoft9r Inn a Frwya. No. • Pacific Sand• tract nr ganarll mat aptitude & '* Culno Oc>PtY'• c:Nroe>ract of exp & grammatical 9111111 7eo.t031 ..... reQUlred. •1775 up. 1900 11 ~ 811ch I. Atlt nll. H.B. .....,._ abltlty to caloul~ per· For Info (312) aa&-.4347 l:. ~ tNlfJ tcweAi raq. Non amkr. aalary • L .I! -------- Cell AM 833-3223 I ltrtal office. 19101 A.-1 &42~100, tee-1221 We nMd an energetle. c.-ttllQM. P'-cell'°' Ext C-1533. FM '°' DI-• bl • ~·Mall,__ to Ste. llCaUult ~e Antique 9old ---------1 dondo Clrcle. ''R". ' qualified per•on to an appt bet 1:30 a 12 oroanlud and ~d-2'""'"' E C I H mehog round din tbl w/2 N.8. 800 aq ft offtoe. avail. Huntington Beach ............ all of our l>Ook· noon. 955-9510, Com· rectory •bl• w/good phone ,.. ... ~ ,.:;:., 1 wy, Aa.... Nit IYa, buff9t & 9'daboeld, Mar. 1 , I 50 O mo., 142•2834 L.oat Cet. Bii tongNlr. 2 ic";';'f-lng. Secretariat rnerdal Bir*.,. u.. Int. Of'FlCE HELP manner 45 WPM , 10 ....,,.. ......... -Sac:. 1750. 768-1731 &4&-8402, 873-6500 . Y' Male. "Baby"• y*"' • k I 1 a b • n • 11 c 111 . 1401 Dove 81, 650, NB An•werlng call• a Ille key, good figure aptl-SEE FOR YOURSELF WJell •flTIL AltpOl't -ex In Lagune Nlgu91, Cr0'#'1 colter. no l8Q9. &42·2338 tl3t-61l5 Oenerll omoa Oertt tyi>tng for cleanlno ave. tude, exp .. non-•mkr local Am-y dl•tr. are 0 0 I I • ct 0 r • •IPEOUL * Suites m! 225-4~ 111 V..., Pa'11:W9y. approx. Found: .,. & wM M Or•t Major Stock Brokerage Must heW pteuant par-Pf9f. 831·5000 enjoying axtra Income. pl•l•.e50-6127 Thia Wet6l Only llpareq",...-xtTM 1844aq.f\.~15. o.n.. vie. Bre>c*tlur9t & 111 lllPIU •onellty Cla yton'• Receptionist Wt •how you how. Kgaaetl134.M.Ona c.11 5i1:7o1o 1100 al 2 ore & wrhM. Hamiton &46-8708 Pr«w w/benklng expert-Arm nr O.C. AirpOl'1. Hra: CI• a n In o S • r v I c •. We need bnght, ~ ~647 ...... a.... ...es Mt 1124.H . Twn or fut 700 ' .. ..,_ ..._.....,_....._ ~.i ... ~1 tyi>tng lkllla. 931-7080. Mon. Wed, tie. & ......_...... ...._....., S"'°"'ICE ST"....,.,... (pelr). t820'a. 1100 llrm. aet9 ti dlecoln ....._ MACARTHUR & REDHILL 1 • wrhae •pace, Found· F Celk:o kitty on ance _, • ....,....-, -.-~ 20 . -"··-1 ,__. ~· "'"'" Old · S20 .,._ L alngle pvt ofc. fur-frwy cloH. top loc. 312193, vie. Edwatda 1 commenaurate w / Fri. btwn hm & ~. people. We will train )'OU ATTENOENT trunk • Free delivery 751-4391 ~ Non-emkt. AV911 875-e261 US.., HB. "4-t220 experience. Send re-II_.,,.. PARTmME lo work on our phon• Corona del Mar, part/ te2-3824 Exec. delk 1150, .....,.. lriwMd No 111 Ph & A IOO ft WOf1{ -to: FDIC. P.O. Boxl With aome tollowtng lo< Mrktg/mgml. Pleaaant ayatemtcomputer. You tlmetwnlnQa.41dtya,34 Hooeler elyte cabinet. d••k cht lr 160, 2 · ,.q. pprox. sq U. o6der mm. Dog. lrWI 71170. N-port BHcll. new beauty aalon In WQftc. Good Income po-mu•t be able lo type hourw. al $5/hour. '375; Sm.all ~ w/ ma•--. dlllh 125 -. mc:ncar1a1 ..W:. avail. ahop, ~ Ba In private ,,, __ & 0 .._.._d -'x CA 82tl83 I ...._,.,. .. _....._ J .....,. 7~ -"""''"IEHCED OH'Y __._._ l 110: ,..__......_ --"' I t:)&O mo 751-8n4 realdence (Cotta U...) _.,_ ..,_.._ "" ~,,....., -''· o,_, lenllal Amblllou•. .....,... ....,-"'" ... m'"""'• , ...... ,,.,,.,.... brown vtnyt IOfl 100, · Mual be ulat. uoo. "Herold". VIC. Santleoc> ~ I 84&-1875 M5-en9 Ernie Of .Wt 975-2279 w/llarp & mlm><. 1200; turquolH •of• 175. •WFWT.. 831-34171. ~(>.2880. Dr. & 22nd. St. N.b. Ml""' Stock Broker-oe P-.. n-.. Excellent P•r + good Rectengle table, $175. e7M7t1 Of'FlCE SOOE w/Har1>ot 131-2200. Anri'nr O.C. airport. Hra: lllu•aW.... •• ,,.,,. working environment Servi~.., want9d, Ft All American O ak . --------IYIP 111.E ... typing 5dl)' _. houB fleit anct a C1fow4na oompany Pret;.;'li'vd Pizza. 2121 MCMe07 Dining Rm Set, formal, .....,....v. ' .... OeMxa ~ ~ ring w/ 1 diamond In end rMCNne ... 933-e012 ._ 813-8817 et) N.8 . AW'/ In peir900 &nllune ltl I table, e chair•. uoo. ~ac:lftc1000~ Hwy I Lott Cuatom d .. gold 7-3. ~~ng •ldlla ~on• d.i M•r. Work U..-Yr. Part n.. ttlel ~· Jt·a peop6t. 8alboe (Cmr/22nd I Frencfl Provtlldll, IMcfl • 714-4145-100 on w. 17th ~o•~• =·~ ~~~a pertanoe. t&M120 • =·~=.'~:W:P~ Shift• avellabl•: e blCwatn 3 end 5 pm. -HARBOR AREA 846-2491 •WNlf.. MeM. 14,.~°' sq .. .,..., .. RO a'7 .. A1•" ,., Clertcal, PT/n llte typing. MSlllDlll polntment Call: A.M,-10 A.M .. t A.M ·2 TtH .. tr/le-""a•I Tl· APPLIANCE SERVICE -W-h-ltt_w_lt_h_flor_al_coueh __ ' nrrv-r' W,....,...,._.,.,E. &Ot/up • ..., own.. ~"" · v .,.., ._. 1539 Monrovia Ave. N.9. -•7••• P M 11 A M-3 PM 4 • -"'"'1000'"~ ft to "21"00""""""" ft. "t· llt-IUI Fculd: Pwrot. Souttl L..-f.31.eo32 N..O ctr-phone. Atf. ,,_. ,._ P.M.'..e P.M .• 5 p M ~10 hf We ... '900nd., guar. two wing cNlrt. otlomwl " checked. Full or part ..__ i-.-Rll •1 p t· ... I H II t apptl91ioa &d-30n with ooftee ,..,._ ~ trtcttve. wall~ gun•. Call to Identity. -,...--..,.--......... ----1 time. Wonc In AIM. 14 .. _., •--.M. wan..., or un ng on Anne •tyl• 1 1200. modern bulldlns• on ....... lab nq 4"-3276 ............. pet h<M.lr to •tart. with Wanted adult• ~ 22 Beach pr .. IChOOltf, 3 I "' Alft.WI Wtoughl Iron .... ...... qu .. t atrM1. A .. oned Pnme T~ A9tall/oflloe Found: Pr. Men'• Pr•-.. IOI regC::~·.!:.'~ :f" I ~.:'~u':f'::' ;:n ...... 1 ::~~:;,,~·~ ::;i::y Hw1> 957-81S3 ~= :;1;1~.ooAntl«~ne ~Ing. oar1911 avail-aap-~. Low r-1. Npt/ aor1ptlon glMMa. 8'own U.8. & OVERSEAS 7..,.. ,... .. 1 ___. _ .. ..._ • lllddlf lllTW _..._._. .. to· L Meo-Very clean tro u1p~ht ....... 11 ... _ ... •100 H ~ MW323 da M;; .. 1ao:',"470 or cw. Thtle StrMI. LB. Pey Ainge, -~~orSttrt .1..... ;;:-p:o·b--. Foun-,,...,, uoo. & .• ;;,.,,·.;;;;~.1= • 831-eeet q4-tt15 $2:).800 • l'e,too et 17& per ... k Call tlln V...,, C.11270I. 1wlva! •htlvH 1 1 5 . wtllle vMlty Ill.~ dlalflft llfTDe Found 8chwtnn B*e. Vic. ~~ lnfoE 11.J!12) H&..:_33,?.1 y!"d ~~·1'aaneedt" w!-~ olo 2·5c>fn, ...._7021 (Uk IOI' REAHEa .. DalAkDY ptoe ltwtnlnd MMe on.. nc>-0365 d9lk wttll ...._ 1100. 1 MO FREE REHT Banta Ana Ave. Call I. """' • ........ F.. ""' ...,. ra.. ,,_, Y u ~arT'Ol'I). • .. ou • •• r l1L I -o E. Antique...,._ oeblrMIC tot With ahort term ..... ~ti I09ntlfy .... 5646 rectory. I Olec. .., ed In the Delly companion to etdarly 1---'lat-• o•pen ,..,,. In '!!J·. =: TV °' 8teteo MS. Cell fUI .w. autt-. I<-.) . · ~ ~ Penon '°' Piiot Warn Ada! Cell now Find what ~ In tedy. Aoom. boerd anCI "'"""' ...... ...... ,,..... te4-4328 your overhHd low & •• ...... •II ml l.olt:OOtderl~. "UrN ". r-c.oo.c.lllaM'l..l '842-M7t. OelyPtlot Nlery ......... 11 ~~to~ M2-4ne ----·-----rt"'*"'°'_. lmllQI ~· P1R111Yam :.87.'~~.:::r· cu. ~ Plot. Ewr*'O houri end N ~ _w, ~·88:'!-0 h4• I .,. Found: '-"· ~. c~N~ H.:~r!; ~ "' hturd•i morning• ...... __. ata!I ... .... 119 111 1. Wiii.. friendly, Monarch lay The Tummy a1ufler, KJDS.flRN GREil TRfS ANO PRIZESI, I ~.°n"::'~8!~d' ;~:u~~:: 1 • LUii WI... LAg • ._ ... , .. , 781..aMI " " Contlct 142•8818 '" SPEND YOUR DAYS •• l.m ,._.. "°' ... UI ....... ? .. l.oel: 3'11• Qfey & ""'"-II .. -I l:30Pfll ::n. AT THE BEACH -r~·~ r 1 e • ,._. Oookapoo fem. New L .. 1m -_ uon. abunderlt pertdng. ,.m11y Probi.ma? ao-t70-22M dry ~'~ '° ra.a·Lil -'l;IJ" -. ,. ••• TEL A ••1C Ml~ ~ 11116. rneatlo VlotMoe?/Cf\lld • I: ... ,I ecwn. Mon •Y· , J ,ull Of part•llme. ftu· -..... "1IN 0oeca Mw too.-Troubl•a,/Dlvoroe, halroul. MHa Verde. TMl':.,~llonl fOf' lmtnBJ Tetapflone ..... .. z.1eeo =i:S~outtoctYt. -.ml•TLllTll•!! !! .... lllL1a1I PILIT ~ bltt*IG OClflll*IY ._ e HAS •MME.DtAT! OPEHINGa Offlo• epao• av a ll. ........ •>?' n-' •· · ' ,_ ~ tot eome _......._. .. wt~ .. too. 8'cwerti lftT • V . -'lt tuoky ptlOf)lt. OOntmt.. FOR PART-TIME nc,_,,,_ IN ~~~· 2'1·tef20. 11Ml1 .... 1 1111111 !;:.~''-'~::.: }.~.i ~ .._-...,.. Y ~::~·0~ OF ~..:=E~='AJllA ::.7..;.M.: 211~~vo :::.:.:_:; MIS 11·14 .,. rwe..14u.1._ bgf E ..... ti Putaometn~"'9:A1c1 lt .. ltll ttwvfftdlv-eppro.aN OM .. TO $75.00 Pfl MD' '• ...... e.t9hle llDUy ,,..._., 001 ••otienoe P'Ofl'MI °'*' 24 tn. to l':aG '"· ~ NYe We llO• 111¥1 lS =i W ~WC ..,,; " =..,~-:.:_~ ~n~t~~t~ Jllft&WUI ~or":': =..,,,.:':"~~.JO~~ 1 '~:-' IOOO all. MW IM'ftOV· ....,,,...,. IMMnt ... ~ ATTAAOTIYI up and owrent lntur· ,..... -t .. Iii ' .'!-......!,Ac I . IO/wll. Call "andy TMA8RWIUo--YOU anH. WHkly Hltfy llltlltJO,-. ....wm. OI~... • l • 0 ..... -·--7141-.11tt _,..... S1IO end~... ... .... "*'"""' t ... Wll IMllf I • 1 • ..··:~~ '*"-~ ,,...... end 11'1 .. ,, .......... '°"' OWll ~~ Oftloe, It.or .... ,_.au, •NIU 1 rTt •••• .. 001M lild n ~. lllOMJ ... twt It • ._..., .. Of alktloll ~~........ tlWUW'"l.£10 -C all Mt . Hofl and ....,.. 11,o.n._.W.,.._allllr. Wuzd • ,..._ 114:'94 ~=;r .. :. ·---~ ....... ......a21 .. '°'1 Ot.. (Ill ~ I ..... ,. ... Oolll ...... ,_.04 NWllUW 11tNO.~kVD ~~~o:: • m M ...... .,-..... -9Mfy -= NU.MTON O•ut Oalty "'°' HO cm( (714) 541.7051 ............ I ..-•-~ 11N111 Weal lay It., Ooeta ~· ,_ t I 111' ... ~=-~r ,,.. .. ,...,.-. °'9'114tn ,...._ -I -'J ~ w•••• tM•s•rr •1.00""' '°' •.....,. 1o ""'*' o. 7 11n I.. ,.... ......... .,.... -. , ' l'1"" ft Oii: ......,,, EW=='-~.... ~1™,C!M ........, ·r:.;; .. --' -. T,... """ -...... '°' ---_,..._ ....... "" .I _, .. HW;t~OdlH Wll" a .. .... -T'O ....w "°" ~ DM. v "" -• " n ~ -CltM ..... -IOoll1I -~ r ., 842·6878, UL 312 betW•• 5;34)PM.8PM "THE P081TIVS ANIWIA., -----~ -.lt-~-I -__ _.. __ .. - Orange Oour OAILV Pll.OT/Mond1y, March 21 , 1888 Cl -Ca•latt •ulat Can ,.......... letlly f.,., Te Pti atly ,.,Wt PmMn tin fmM $184 per day *"" o.1>11111•. o•blnel Chlldoare: 1.loenHd. ~l.llnd9c8iplng ~AUl.INO·•tudent w/IO• De~'•: Moat 110-878 Ot I .. .... t!llaokw.ldef P8J)el'hat1C1· m .. 111111 TrM trimming. r«nCWIU. • fa.clng. b•" & formlo• Cotta Maul N•wport, Hauling • T,.. Ttlm truot, ..,,... to ,.t ... Jon ~ off la8t YMf'•. Wiii i by Richard &lnor I.lo Ing & A.,.1ov•I Oual. Put, Pr-t 6 '"'~' 1tumP gtlndlnQ, heullng That'e ALL you pay ooun_,ope. M2-0U1 lnfant1 & up. 450-1930 ,,.. •t. 642..t807 78t·1t11 Thank you tr•vel. 641-0929. 280f44, 1,. Y" of h~ work only. •114-3011 UC'd. 71,..527.a.40& by exptrta. Rlnbl. Fr .. Y)':y·ld Cumta CUtrM1tn,lijttiJ ~~pf·~-::r.~:=, ~~n'it~VT~~~T~ T:~,~~~"~I ~.:et~, ..... 10 n.,.. P8YCHIC -AEADING8. •t.JIMIN-5t,O In Ille Aemod.I~. Lo rat•. Remodell~a. oomm. ,.., Tr .. lrtmmlng & ,.. ~15 NOAM our of eta1e & mllltary PROF. PHOTOGRAPHER PARTl~ ... '2fA:88!8 .:.f.:!1.-tdH;:.i:::a.-..,..-~~ Ill O.oke, p11101. lenoH. & retld. Uo'd, bonded. mov•I, olean•uP•· FrM aieo. Appt: 832-tee1 011f19 PlllTill Mod•I porttolloa. por-....,.,.. Pvt Tutoring/ Aem.ctllll D" Y F,.. •I. at-762·058e 11'11. FOf .. ,, 852-91•2 .. 1. ~aft. •:30. JMI ,.,, •••• ., •-~-I 2& yre. LIO 40311•1. tne, trait•:. W9dddl lnQ•. ~Re'e' I.I. Prtl!!tf ltnictl ,,..wcuon. Xlnt reault8. .._..._Al I ~ • lfW ROBIN'S Cl.IANING •-_,,,.._ bonded Refa Co10t Ex• 110. vfU O exp . .--1<.a. (213)5Q2.37io' PILOT ~~~O:ne11 MedltwranMn Cc>N1r. o~'=,J~~.:':ci 8ttVloe -• thorOUQhlY ~~::~.. pert. te3-oe1; Alchwd &x7 w/lltllng. Ml-60111 IWl!!_9urwy1 .. t-1'1~1hlr• P8'lel·P8lloe-tencM. UC'd, bonded. &.-11-11111 0M1N1p, tree trim. dMn houM. 6o40-0e&7 rat-. Call 8~ Platt!!/ a.,.u .... • TypM !!!!In SERVICE REMO=S~~1~IFTS Di'rifall 5•e-.947 M0-1818 Vwy thor~Od '4!" ........... , . ·~E ~~1= PLASTER PATCHING ::a..1~~~la~1::::::::::·,l.!JTyp1t.l~~L;w!':or~d:.lP=:rLoc-•_ll_no_ nlD:(CTORY cuetom wood P•tloe, DRYWALL TAPING JESSIE'S OAADENING 64r:::;:• ~::!o:22 -•-• REF8. LIC. 320841 R11tuoco1. Int/ext. 30 Hub« Aoortng..ell typet. • M11Y ~ Ill\: dect11 & l9ACM Ill ,..... All TotutN l Allou811c OIMn~. lrM trim & JIU_,_,_ TEO. 7141871-110•7 yr1. Neal. Paul 646-2977 NfW-l'ICOWf'-clldll RMlonabMt 851·tCMt . .,....,. FrM .. t K~n 873 1603 m81nt. Mtvloe MQ..8035 Expel1tM HOl,IMlceeplng Sod. IO(inkler and lhnlb Pl I & .......... .,, Lie. ,.. 11902. ~a..9734 DO 11' NOWI hm repair. Fr•• Ht. · • VllO & auPOllN Included tn1ta1ret1on. Our work Cullom painting, ext, Int, "" _,,.. Wl .... '"··-'--AM fer a.4r1 Rendy M 1-0&22 llMtdcal JAP&llll 11111111 Kitty M ,.,.1170 only lookl •11p1n1lv•. quellty w0<k at reduced Ext/Int. Reltucooe AH Aoonng Repalre "_.... Your «>-llY Piiot 63i·6035 OtleOtl OU( P'ION before winter r•tH. FrH .... 1 Bloekw•ll•. 586-'4892 Hot,.,, wood, comp. Ille WE WASH WINDOWS 8lfvloa Directory Cup! ltnict ELECTRICIAN. Priced DWI IN MAS. CLEAN you buyl LIO. 20-41118. Dave 873-2031 IPlJuiai FrM Mt. 639-3232 Fut . ProflNIOMI ~I tlve right, frM ••llm•t• on • M•kH It gl .. m: home. CALI. "'6-10t3 INT/EXT CALL JIM - -• ti ••• •••• Qu811ty wOt1I g\Wenteed t-llll. • No StMm/No Sh8mpoo 181'ge °'-.mall )obi. Lge/tm811 lllWn malnt apt, ofo. Ae11. 646-22"40 UtJ4't ....... A., · ' H llr U '::) IU-7111 IJI '" ~ • -Fr• •Urnate 646-7391 ~Ml~~~~·~llt~~ll~J~1~d~~!t~:..!F:!:n'!!!.~!!!.t~:_!~~··~·::F1~-:S:!'2~1 Lie. 3Mtl21. 873--03511 Qllldanlng.. lle3-2e0a Houeecl .. nlng: R••lden-....... I WATER HEATER Speclal Fr• •t. . #3et<M2 •• Window WWI· :: LIC'D ELECTRICIAN K&O LandllCaPI Mlllnt tlal & v•cancl81. Delle EllP8' llndlCllPI & clean-Paint: Ext. 1200 (flcie & POOi hlat.,.•FurnllClll REPAIR SPECIALIST ~lty worll lo pr1oe1 &etattleal Ctilly• s~~r~:,:.~ie:~i Quel. WOf'k·AMI. rat• Comp!. Gardening s.r:.,, Peoo«• M5""8o40 XIO• U~): ~&.~~Fr• do~rl), Int. l•O room. Comm'I: Spac. In r11t1u-Shake-Comp-Shi~ 548..oeoa. MWt43 . N-& RNpr•y. Remod, crpte • 10 min. bleach. Tom 631-507211173-75.-• Fr• 111. 5'&-2489 YOU'RE THE BOSSll wt. Y LIO d. 536-9898 rant1, new or r8mod. 751.7711 551· 52 John'• Window Oae.nlng carpentry. LIO. U 1•691, Hllll, llv/dln. rm• $16; •vg RESIO/COMM'UINO. IHIHt•lt lar,tl• Qulllty. HouM/Oflloe. llu!aq HIQH QUALITY TOP HAT 638-2030 BHt Roof LHk Aep•lr Fr• eet. 12 Y" eJtp. Ability Bklrs 730·1900 room $7.50; cooc:n $10; 20 Y"· Do my own work. "' BEV 656-8718 BRICKWORK: Sm8ll Jobi., EXT/INT. REAS. Replpe, repelr, remodel. SeMce In 0 .C. We h1v1 MO-lC>e1 chr 16. Ou8r ellm. pet LIO. 2780oi1. Al 6.-6-8128 SP .. RKLE PLENTY ...__._.. "-·t• ..... JAY 631·7063 I F bl th• lowHt prlce1. free -------- I · · CHRISTY & SON thl"" Put AMERICANS Homa Cleaning Slrvlce lrvlne. Ref9. 87!>-3175 INT/""'' PAINTING Uc'd. John 631-1161 Local co. 751""38-i llelt I odor Crpt repair 16 Y" & llowe!'I. e do every-"' ,_ .. ,......,,.,.,,.. '"' • I .,..;:; ree 111• renon• •. e&tlm8tn. 26 yre In bu•. on-y-P8tklng Lot up. Do work myHll. 2• HOURS. LIC'D b1ck'10 work. 675-oi818 Xlnl ref•. 642·8409 Ftplca: bulll, remodeled. & WALLPAPERINO ATLAS PLUMBING & ~~~~ I Ref9. 554-0t23 63M121 or 650-0998 I... c1 .. n1ng: olc/ra1. Oual. Brick & •!on•. bric k I ~t.om 8:!e ~4;9 .... -::·1 11 .. ung, 8')1cilllzlng In luAl11tly S&S Mphn 631j199Llc We c.,. Crpt Clelnef'I ftatiai Jal! work. Refe. Bond1bl•. P8vlng. EKP d 811347"3 rep8lr1. 6•5-1688 Budget relH·low min· •-'--I 1_ T St~ Cleen ~ U~hol. -**•HOME REPAIR 638-2738, 638-3626 BRICKWORK: Small or , .. ltllffl P•lffal LOW COSTll 2• HAS lmum ~7' h = r•::~t &'!5-3~~8 lllOl•lllOl•W~ ~~~ry QUALITY CLEANING lge j<>bl, rep8lra. Locll Interior/exterior. com·1 Repalr-Repj1>4t-Aemodel ~;::. ~f.~1}6~~1 trlra N!.r v:!t':ia!~nt ';';.. CARPET INSTALLATION r~~~~-1r1~ ..W:.. Keith Me...4172 with a p.nonal touch refl. MM612 m'I, r ... Acouttlcal cell· Or81na. Uc. 850·l030 ---------1 Coat• M.... M2·MB2 & REPAIRS. 30 yre exp. ' · BETH 850-0933 lltftat Inge, 1pray1dl•pplled Drain• cleared lrom $5 ltcntarial ltnicet lall MS-9031 (bet 8, •11 •> Gugt 0..1 let1h 120 year• ••P· crpntry, Hou11 & office cleaning. I w•ll t111ture1, llc'd a Maine from $15. Repair• Secre181'181 eervlcet: .,...... .. al --Ille, plmt>ng. Everything. Reliable thorough & ·ABC MOVING· guar. Rel. •9 .... 9S.-6 Gu81. M&M 6"2-8033 .,,..--.---.---..-----ITl'lom8on C&rpe1 Seles & ALL MAKES: 1prlng1, ~ r•t .. 641-0083 I k llO h GI Ouk* Careful Service Ing, copy, etc. Fut""'· a.noon Promotion• Unit-ln•l•ll•tlOnl Comm /I hlngea, ,_ openerl. • . qi:_.c73'21 r. nger. Lie n3ao..8 552.0 .. 10 DAVIS PAINTING , l s.--1-I a.--·-675·'4456, 760-8369 mlled: bright bouquet1I relld r .. tratchee & re· Lo ratee. Tom 567-4•80 JACK OF ALL TRADES 7--. lnl/allt. Acouetlc oeltlng1, .. n-at .-u• Same day. •~7550 I pairs: xlnt refs, 4'430277. 11 __ ,_1_1 Call Jack anytime, lntt llttlit 1 •&·1 •Ylll* c1blne1 rafln. Ina. Free llOIW&U llU't ltwtat/ Alttr1tlta1 StattLMtl•"*" That Ill contracton who petform worll CYV« 1200 Including t•bor end m•terl•I• muet bl II· e«1Md. UnllOenMd con- tracte>r1 lt!ould IO atate In thel< edYenlllng. Con- trecte>r1 and oonaumera, contact Mary Gronclle 81 (7 1 •) 668-'4086 with any queatlon1. Contr1tetor'1 State UcenM Boerd. 28 Civic Center Plaza. Room 890, S•nt• Ana, CA 92701. G .... •<E• "'"2• 991' .... Dey or night. 875-3014 I Belt quality 26 yr awn .... #368780. IM2·7•79 E d • I AH1f1tlon1, CUiiom dr ... I ai •• 81 ·-. ~~ • ...,... •P•rlence ... pro ••· lutlu nn ... uaa TIEES ONE CALL DOES ITI Mature. reaponelble pro-Competlttw rat•. 1 IUl't PAllTlll OI elonlll. Very reatoneble amlklng. pant hem• $.4, Burglar & Are Alarm• Ctatat/ C.ac tit Topped/removed. C!Mn Painting . c arp1ntry, leellon81 loolllng to hou-Uc T-116,•28 730-1353 Top qulllty/Reu. rat• r•tes lor all of your pool ur brae. 636-7209 ========= Central Reporting -1 1 751-3'476 roofing, etpt &team c:ln-" tit tor aummer mon· STARVING COLLEGE Free eetlmate 650-7169 needs. For expert ser-S U U1119 Ml .. Munet .. ton• Ree/comm. 848-0<>99 Cement-Muonry-Block up, ,_ •wna. Ing, gardening, yard Gin-lh• b•glnnlng In May. STUDENTS MOVING vice, call evenlngt 5 p.m. Irr tn Tuffet, 1long came • Wllll-Cu1t. WOl'k. Lie. Land~ng-Yd Clnupt up, etc. LOWMI rat... Wiii c.re for pet• end co. Uc. T12•-436 10 9 p.m. II no •n-. 1=0on,.,.··1·M..,o_v_e ___ lm_pr_o_ve_1_1 spider and r•ad In th• laiWm #381057 Rob S..7-2683 Tree trfm/remov-Mlllnl STARR 5'4&-«71 pay utllltl••· Call lnturld. M1-IM27 P1mla1 PLEASE keep trying... Skylltea & Bay Windows Delly Piiot Clanlfled Rod'• conorete & mieon-lrr!Oatlon Jim 851-0129 la-11-675-«78 Ill• 6 .m. WATCH US OROWI Flll'thl~ lntenor =n (l1•) Ql ... 771 Free e1t Rau. 639-3232 Ncilon about Ml .. Mut-P.Rl.D.E. CoNtr. Co. 9 loc wt '"'ANG NG STR PPI O let's Tuffet and bought It Remodels -Additions, ry, years same · TIE IWI 1tE11 DUMP JOBS T Pllatiat " / 1 20 Yf1 exp POOi ~ re-for $9.95. You can Mii etorm d•mega & craft Free •1· 7 i•/1MO-t70tl L•wn-tree-lhn.ib lnetllll & Small Moving Jobi c .. t U Vlu-MC Scott &4!1·9325 molding. 0E11ly com'ple-Tilt your tullet end lot• ol related H8me. NOBODY Concrete: emafl or lge Tree trim/Removal Cllll MIKE Ma-1391 Federated Tax Service LOWEST RATESI Prompt, Exparl wallcovarlng In-tlon. malnt. & repair. TILE INSTALLED other ll'llng• tl'lro1.gl'1 DOES IT BETTERI Jobe. Remove old, re-L•wn malntlRototlNlng Home/ol'flce appla. n .. t prof111lon111. 15 atallatlon, Rau. Consul-Free ut. 24 hr""'· Lie. All kinds. Guarenteed. Dally Piiot Claulllad Ff .. •tlm1te1 681-3307 place w/,_, &45--8512 Fr111 estimate 5-48-e0e5 Went Ada Cllll &.42·6678 631-4871. yre exp. 638-71•9 11111 Aaalgnmt. 681-8590 283600. &.cs-e2eo Reta. John 893-0-487 Ade. Call 642-5678 ESTATE SILE - llR 22/23/24 ...... 12142 Yllla&• 14, •• , ... '"" T11H1 "" ..... 011 P•lntlnge by John Piummer Ludlum. Antique furniture end beautiful fur coeta. Sterllng ftatware. Lot• of nice ltema. Ca,. on bkt: '55 Thunderbird (Cherry red), 77 Monte Carto 29,000 ml., 77 Mere. 37 ,000 ml. HELEI IOWD TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZIF ACROSS 1 Warbled 5 Con.truct 55 PralM 69 Thin metal lhMt: 83 Prayer S. Ice cream - 85 Raise 88 Devourer 8ATURDAY'I PUZZUIOLVED 61 Woody plant • 1!!'1l!~• DOWN 1 Fly high 2 Girl's name 3 Fishing gear 4 Prairies' produce 5 Made aecure 6 Made angry 7 Rumanian 25 Stands up 44 B'way. signs Ti , city 8 Troops 9 Currents 10 Augured 11 Hibernia 12 Numerical preflll 13 Clothing 19 Poetry muse 21 Small spring 24 Contradict 26 Key 27 Fencepost 28 GounOd opera 29 Mixtures 30 Recess 31 Appears 34 Musllm ascetic 37-- a transom 39 Prattler 42 Backbone 47 Extrude 49 Fly 5 1 Blue shade 52 Former ruler 53 Bury 54 Lamb 55 Vessel 56 Novello of stage fame 57 Expos or Braves 58 Kind of club 60 Monk . \ ~ I ! 11 I Orange Oout OAIL.Y PILOT/Monday, March 21, 1913 """'" ... IHI 1111 ""' 111 '"'""' "" 9mle UH hM UM ,._ 9boUt Ml ·e1 SOOIO, blll/HI •71 Mlqet, fla.-.. wtit 'IO ,Oteolle t t tl~OJ @ 'II V,W, IUQ. -.C eng I Oall Ken Klnn1td lot a •et Oltetlon. loecMd, 111te •n Oryw NewC*'t II, •a1 o.i T .. ~ M , A.IC. •M lttW, lllf'fL mint, '2t,MO. ~.not •..-. nlOll ~9'lY mtltt*o ""' ttllN t17IO OIO new« OOocl llNd 91** MW. ooo ml, filll po"' X· '"·AMIN_._.. 11111.,. ULI pip ~JIU or cJenlL run• tuperb. nhr. wt, 111q;e, Hotoo 14:t.t011 or J •tu• t . O. M r.eoo1peo cond, 1. ttl oo 0•11 em,i. ec>on• ...._ ... ...... you ~ your ,,.., '83 HOlll., GMmpeane/ t2ttll. t1o-o&4• A I• t"'. • 2 II . 0 0 0 . ..,, 8'lptir httle ~.ooa 11•1eoo 12·1120 t4t.Ot 11 C1NJMS) trM. 11200 7U~ .. ~--9IN. Ce.II "' '*..;,i~· plnrllprt.1..IJ<L,. lilln"'l!'lt Ottl 1111 4tMI02 on rebullt eno Qood '71 lutoll lllyt•tll 4 dr. 11M •au Wllll LI:: tilt 4071 or IH·HO .,.., """' O'IU-1 • -----·11POMCHI114 I oond 12$001010 L.oc*• '*•new. 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Mey I>• •H-~55 '4M-0371 Cleulo, 1111• nu, exll wlllt.Cu1tomplnt1rlpe. pp 9715-7554 ~ CH .. tll, tunrool, low OQOdbody Uo.4tent• '80 Eldor1do dleul. uen •1330 W. ley, cond veop. em/lmlt• Sunrl. Ilk•,__ 1700 ml. · · '74 HLE, gorgeout wllt mllea, grM1 oond."4a00. gin• 121SOO WHkdey 11111115 . Cell for •pl Co111 M•H. Mon..Frl ·72 Ford Oren Torino-· reo ai, nu·,_.,.. eng 1 mutt ult. 138,000. '75 1114, ell"'?·'° ml. Al-body. 2 dr, 419d, loot!• f'tlonl 497.2903 av.. 4114.9048. Evenlflgt l 521·11171 or 1131-3414 10.5 p.m. Don Wllllam1. 110f1 A/C P/8 P/8 rlldlo Irina. Sacrifice M4U 71411191·1588 pine ttereo 100 ••It). & rune ult. I 1395. W91k.ild• ee1.e237 u61 l0< Sem Romeo 1142-4321 445ZAJ low mllee Meo 851•18M. • querti heedl gllll, beet FANT A 8 TI c 8 u y ·ee Convert Rune & loolla ~ ·eo Sevllle .. ·ea Chevelle Melll>u 1141-37811 -,--,,-....,--...,...----""'." 70 280 SE MBZ. I own« o 11 • r o v • r . I 8 0 0 0 . 97~ . rm · .,_ '87 BUG. greet cond, am/ _..: OMI • roye ,......,. 12.,,. . 8 W Cn .,~ "78 CuUMI. ltlnt oond, 1 C S c«, ~ rcdt. Light 631-47911, 545--2755 • new top, IM.tlery. Im 12000. !Mt. blue,"""'· 10,900. ~ eng. & tren1, ..,., 79 tel. gn try "'4·• owr11t 54 500 ml 14200 I E I E D E blue wld•rk blu• lntr. Tmta llH 1950/obo. tdQ...ea55 • 84w023 pip 840-7952 u le. 494-4834 ev1 IOadld, perf. femlty car. Don 4~724 · $11eep91tlne. Air PW lllnl '75 914, AM /FM ttereo ---lo ml, '4200. 851·1800 --------IEIZ c u . usoo. ei1 i pm cue .. dean Int., meg., ·79 Cre11ld• wg11, •uto, '11 IMfllt ............ ·73 412 Wagon. •xii cond, CMntJ.I HU 1111 •W WUN or 878-0232 "80 Cutlua Supr•"'• .IUITIO Ml-393& llU papen. l4000 nrm. •Ir, em/Im CH•. lug. Xlnl cond.1 fully equlpd. ltitl then 500 ml on r1blt Ill II FlllTI 4dr. equipped with roof . Brougham. xlnt co. car Alt 5PM, 559-4835 red!. 14750. 493· 1875 IHOO. 045-11110 I or mlr. 12000. 645-0982 recic and alereo. 13200. 72 LTD Wgn. ullll~ c:.r. Mu t1 e e 11 I 5 0 0 0 T t Drlw a Price ·~ P~ Sportomauc. 1250/obo 4"-3811 '71 vw But rbtt eng new Vtln Hts llon of NEW a USED Bay, Coeta Meu, MOii-Me--01111 '73 88 ~ Xln1 cond Lo llYllTllY .. baWUl 1141 '71 Toyota engltrene 64~12. We hav• • aood Mllc·1 Mey be ._.. •I 330 W 1750. Good co11 lllon. 55t-6958 875-1277 M IHtW U&.I Tll• .. 1111-' .r:o~~ ~h r~;~_q,r;:~ . radial• new a11er~at0< •73 1« ~Orig Y91-Chewo!NI Fri 10·5 p.m Don Wll· Muatang 11 '74, AIC, AMI Ml 1 owner car ~ $ F• IHI •Yt .. wkdy1, 1175-114411 evl '111 Coron• deluxe 1111· ,... tri.na. S1300/0BO'. low body. perfect Int.I . 11am1. 542-4321 311eZAI FM, 4 apd. 111100 . 11400, IMM155. • ~~':: :tfr::. wknd• baetl8 , lo mllee.C Xlnt ~· 551-62211 euto. ru111 l•nlHtlc. 1•711 cemero z2e. AC, 1142·81134. 162 n Rf, A/ ' Auto, ,.....,./ •77 CONVERTIBLE 124115. 1170-05411 AM/FM ceee Moc> new 1-.-.-l-l _ller_•-... -.-_.....--1 plpn4 tJlt Turbo DI-' P.U. '711 9118C Tlll'ga. wilt wl :::.s9:5e 6 0 0 ob o . 34,000 ml. A·1 oond. '74 142 2-dr, 4-cyl, nu Ur•. alnl cond. 16200. V6, auto. ;;,;,~'.'"'A'Mt 'Ill Vellant, 4 dr, lo ml, '11 mlUIS' :i ~·~~~: . ...~ MOOO/ot>o. 873·11115 mot0<, nu paint, nu Int.. 1192..-.0114 FM CUM1ta. ~ Mltn. 1U111. 1760. TO CHOOSE FAOM ooo 79 .......... xlnl cond, new . "-'epd. Plrelll P-3"1, Perf. 1111 •PW WUN 78M rnMee l13a0 PIP 5~28 Competitive Flnenclng · I p1lnt Cblack), tunrool. 7B Bug, haa ,_ bfek•. co11d . 12800/0BO llll ... • w•-714-7~7311 M PM •7.. • QT .. Avelleble s .. u1 Thia ·75 914 Look• greel., llereo wleq .. ell oc>I•. Aune good, Need• body 83l-3178 --4dr, equipped with root " .. rrow Htchl> ... Fn s.1 ·Sun "' Mon Ru111 well. Nd• clutch. 18550. Call AlltwerAd writ end P1lnt 1800. 4dr, eQIJlpped wtlh roof redc end 11ereo. '4125. '711 Mu1ten9. ucell. auto, reg gH. good 3/lS/83 "itw-u 3i21l83 · 18500/ol>o Wkdy1 780, 1142-4300. 24 hra. ... 1-00INI ·75 1114E, 1nrf, PIW. lllr, reek. AM /FM radio, Mey be -at 330 W. cond .• ~. 4-epd, lo ml cond. 11400. 54M7ee .118 ll.llllllS · ~::;,::,12, ev/wknd . 112 Celle• I 7100. ·eo vw Pickup. Gd eond., ::i·•;:::11g~~. ~a:,n.. poww window•. power ~· 1~t:.~~ M:.t . 12700 499-2470 Pntlac 1339 ...U 751-3231 l>etor• Noon"' lo ml . AM/FM ttereo door locke. Good cond. 11•m1 . 6 4 2 .. 4 3 2 1. 711 Multang Ohle. 6 cyl, •711 Grend Prl• nHd• 1301 Quell Str .. t MO Midget '78, rune & '7111111 SC, Qrey/8*. Aa IMve ~-CHI., •hell. 14700, mac. 1177 "4076. M•y be a.n •I 891AEO PS, PB, euto, air. S2700. iome •ork e."it otter NEWPORTB"'.CH look1111tenew,28morlg. newcond .. ln&OUl.38, ,..~-·d 1145-11128 330W.Bey.Costt M.... 552-36114 120'00 k ""' 1ot1 ot xtru .... I melnl· o o o m 1. s 1 9 . 2 o o . "70 Toyot• """'"'-. .. r. Mon. thN Fri. 10.5 p.m. '711 Corv.11•. 211,000 ml. o v • r I• • • Ul-1111 atned 1 2200 . 1131•4721 . 11411•1030. new tr-. earl> '66K11m1ennOhla., Don Wllllernl, 1142-4321 orig owner. elweyt ge· '89 FORD WAGON rune _114_1_-4008 _____ _ 213/630-5704. 1142~177 11200· ll46-0560 lmmao. 12700· 20llZAI reged T-109, euto, lllver good, g<MI body $500. "711 Grand LeMen1 2 dr 'II ml 11111 OPI '77 Cellea. AM/FM 1lereo, 556-8589 w 7 r • d 11 hr. I 7 110 0 . MM 141 Lua 111terlor. red, n- Sltvef, blue IMU-. lo ml ·~~~~Bo w,;1~:~ .. =: ·~11en''~118~~ Bi: AC.,_ paint. new 1"-9. '11 YW ..,., ...... .....THm ~58--0199-. 662·3211 Lianla 1323 llrH, tllt, PB. AC. PS. eng. Aeklng $10,800. 2 lonnHUI. 50K locei ,...,; oond., In & ou1.' 33. 13200. 7?4-2402 N-Irene. brek .. , vel· knock• often when yoo ya. CtulN . Stereo. 50,000 860-9749 mllH. $2,800. Pho11e o o o m I. I 2 o . o o o •79 c.eioa QT llflbaetl. 5 tow wlbleek Bel• elrlpe. UM reeull-gelllng Dlllly 1 ·110 El Ceml110 26K ml 075 Mk 4· alnl cond, 1 ml. A •t••I ti 12700 ·79 M8Z 450SEL. red w. 642-34771tter2pm. 831-4721, 11411-1030,• epd. •t•eo. elf. pe, Im-s.t off•. MUST SELL Piiot CIHtlfled Adi to AM/FM CHUll• lllnl owner.~~· CMh. Cell Art 631~ perchment. ell ealrH. 1142~1n 1• mec. 14100. 1131·2"1 Steve 524·8157 eve11-rMCtl ll'le Orenge Cout con d . BI• g •II • 11 "'115().61119 mini eond $26 500 People who need people Inga merkel 1173-11142 ·73 Uneol11 Conllne11111 Peoc>'e who need people 1 · · · should eiweys ct** the Sell with EASEi 1 ·79 Corolle Delu.1t1 cpa, · Pnone M2·5678 I Coupe. 1 ot •kind cond. ~...,. c:t'9Ck the (II 11)299-8331 I Serva Directory 1n the II'•• BREEZE euto. air, em/Im CHI. SELL Idle ll•m• with 1 WANT ACTION? Cluattled Ads, your OM-42.000 ml. 1 owner. 1 ~ onctory In the Sell ~le Item. 1142·5678 DAILY PILOT ca....lled Ade 1142·5671 lmmllc. '3175. 831-2"1 0.ity PMo1 Cluelfled Ad. CINllfed Ada 1142·5678 •Ice> lhopplng center $2900 firm, 720-1665 . DAILY PILOT • ATLAS CHRYSLH.ftLYMOUTH 2929 Harbor Blvd., Coste M..a. Tel. S46-11134 3 bloctla IOUlh of Sen Otego Freewey off Harbor Blvd Complete body shop Sal.. Service. Perla. Servlc• Dept. open Mondey thru Frldly 7:30 A.M lo 5:30 P.M end 11 A M. lo 5 P.M on S1turd1y ORANGI COAST AMC/JHP/llNAULT 2524 Hert>ot Blvd . Costa Mesa 549-8023 645-7770 " 1 Jeep Dealer In the Weet! See UI lod•y '"' NIM. service & teasing The<• .,.. reuons wny -.,.. 111 Pnee .ild Mectlonl Al9o. the .... ,_ RIMutt Alliance 11 hlrll THIODOH IOllN5 fOID Modll'n sale•. tervloe, part•. body. p1tnt & llre depls. COmpetltl~ rites on leeM & dally rentll9. 20eO Hlll'bot Blvd .. eo.11 Mesa, &4 1-0010 or 540-11211 JOHNSON a SON LINCOLN MHCURY 2626 Herbof Btvd .• Cost• MIN Tai 540-5630. 57 YMl'S ol friendly r1mlly H rvlcl -Orenge County'1 Oldatt Uncoln-Mereuty Hllerahlp DAVID J. PHILLIPI IUICK.ftONTIAC~MAJ:DA s.... • ~ • IAeslng 24884 Allele P•k"""Y 837·2400 lount COUNTY VOUCIWAOIN/llUZU (fformtf1Y Jim Merino V~1) 11111 9leCh 8'\ld., ~ 8-t::h, (114) 142-2000 MUS• L!AltHO • PARTS • •v.ct wa WIU. "°1 II UNOIMOlOttl 6 Yw AnellOl!19 0.A.O. 6 ,_. Dttooum8 MATCH THE NUMBERS ON THE. MAP WITH THE NUMBERS IN THE BOXES 0 LONG llACH IMW woe Mleetlon of ,,_ & quellty uMd BMW'• and other tine c:ar1l s.-. eervic:e a te..ing. fr~1n1 wetcomet Tue 405 Freewey lo Norlh Cherry off-ramp. turn right & go 11 bloekl north to 3670 N Cherry A~ .• long Beach. (71411136-5790 . 1213) 427·6494 • NAlllS CADILLAC 2eoo Harbor Blvd .. Cm• M•N T•I. 540·9100. Orange Counly"s Lerge11 Cadlffec dealer Sates Service L ... lng. • SADDLllACIC aMW/SUaAaU 28402 Merguetlte Pt(wy •• Avery Pkwy. 1alt We ofter wh•t no bentt 0< IMM company can: 1. E1tpertly 1t11ted, most mod•m service & p1t11 dept.; 2. One of the Soulhlend"t moll •APMlenced ulee & teUlf19 11•11; 3. Ellmtnatlon of Iha mlddlemMI by INslng dealer dlr«t. 831-2040 Mtsalon Viejo 495-<&~9 • CHICK IVllSON POllCHl·AUDl-VW 416 E. Caul Hwy., Newport BMoll. 873--0900. The only dellefsNp In Orange County with thlM thrM Qf .. I "*'ea under one rooll . ALAN MAONON POHTIAC.SUaAIU 24IO Hart>or BMf.. Coet• MMe. Tel. 541""300. Sai.t. leMoe. LM91nO. "Mt Qoodwf~:· LA A OMOllUI 715 Newton Wey. Coat• M .... Tll. 931· 1313 "~OVAA8 OUR IPfCIAL TY"' )(I( f20't1140'a/1llO't/XJ'e/£-~ ... -s.rvtce -fWt«etlone C) • IOI LONGPH PONTIAC 13600 Beach Blvd . Westminster Tel 1192-6651 Orenoe County's oldest and lergeat Ponttec deelerehlp Sties. Servte.. Part• DICK MILLH PIA T /LANCIA '"Probebly the l~I pnc.ct Flet1 In Southern Calllornl•" CLocatad 1 mtle nonh of South Colet Plaza neer Mein St and Werner Ave In Sanll An•I 120 W Werner. S1n11 An• 557-2132 • SANT A ANA DATSUN 2001 E 17th SlrHI, Sanl"I An1. Tit. 5511·78 I 1 Your Orlgl11el Oedlceled Oeltun Dealer MllACLI MAZDA. W1°ve moved! OUr new tocetlon Is 1425 Baller Str .. t, Coat• M .... Tel 545-3334. StoP by & vtllt our modern lhc>Wfoom and ... why we're th• II 1 Mude dea .. r In Southern CalllomlL S•tee. s.tvtoe, Pane ~ L...cng. • COIMlll D•LILLO CHIVIOUT (Formetty Groth Ohevt'ofeO 111211 a..cn 8.lvd .. Huntington hactl New • Ueed • 8 .... • L ... lnO • P.,,a • 9erVIQe Come by Ind ... our H4.i04I lnWntoryt ,!!!.eol7 $4'"3331 • llACH UNCOLN MlaCUIY "W.'re"" end Meet for your~··~ ...... tef'Vlct 1nd bOdy •hop tacllltlee On• of the laf9"l lnYMtonee hi louthetn Cllttom6I Of MW Llnootnl Md Mer04irye. Looeted s btootca ~th of ,,_. Ian ~ on 9leCh INd. lft ~on lttOfl. COSTA MIS.A DATSUN 21145 Herber Blvd . Coile M1sa. Tel 540-6410 Serving Or1ngc1 Coonty for 18 yeer1. 1 Mlle So 405 SUNSIT PORD, INC. (Hom• of Wllll• lhe Whale). 5-4•0 Oerden Grove Blvd .. Weslmln111r Tel. 836-4010. ORANGI COUNn VOLVO 10120 Olll'den Grove Blvd .. Garden Grove Tel. 530·9190. E.cclullvely Votvo to COYef' ell your Vol\to requlr1rM1nl1 New•UM<l•Se ... •LMSlng•Parta•Serv~Body Shoe> Fr..-1y close In the llMr1 ol Or•noe County 11 Garden Grove Bfvd a Brookhur1t CONNILl CHIVIOLH 2828 Herb« Blvd .. Costa MMe. OllW 23 )'991"1 eer'Mg Oreng• County Sales. 1e .. 1n9, eervlC*. C•ll 54&-1200; ep«lel pert1 tine; 546-9400. bOdy Shop tine; 754-0400. . 0 IOY CAIVll IOlLI IOYCl-aMW 1&40 Jamboree "<led. Newpof1 9Mdl. ~ . ..._, s.Mce. Partt And Leulng. "' DE DUllE CDAIT CDllT 1811111 O llAN<i f C.OlJN IV < A l If OllNIA 25 C ENTS • ... Stephanie Elliott, Jenny Foster and Desiree Wilson (from left) . -. ' paint "city island" with solar panels at C.Ourreges School in Fountain Valley: Valley kids peek into future Youngsters create projects of energy, technology in year 2000 By PHIL SNEIDERMAN Of'ho.IJ ......... Welcome to the 21st century. Or at Jeaat the Courreges sChool version of it. Students at the Fountain Valley elementary 1Chool have constructed eight model cities of the future as part ol a program aimed at demonstrating new teaching techniques to local inatructon. The workahop waa conducted by Susan Kavallk. a San 'Jo. educatioDal ()Ol)a&ltant who works with 20,000 teachers nationally each year. Thirty Fountain Valley School District teecben ot.el'Yed -Kovalik led 40 Courreges ltUdenta from grades three to eight through a weeklong coune called ':'Dboovery 2000.'' Tbe studenta were divided into groups, each responsible for researching and preaenting a spoken report about one facet 'of future life. The study areas included energy, technology, food, transportation and environment. The youngsters al8o were expected to use thia new knowledge in building the 21st century model cities. As9orted articles from Energy water mill one of the futuristic projects. Free parking eyed for Laguna locals By STEVE MITCHELL °' ... .,.., ....... The way Mayor Neil Fitzpatrick 8eeS it, Laguna Beach residents de9erve a bruit for all the traffic and parking problems they put up with year-round. lie figures local folb abould be able to park for free in town and, further, he'd like to aee out-of-town daytime viaiton pick would like to reward local residents for putting up with 0 yeer-round dWcrmfort." "rm saying, let's give a break to the people wh<> live here over the day tou.rista," be said. Fitzpatrick propoaea local reaidenta be able to obtain a parking sticker from Oty Hall that allows them to park free for two boura. Income to the city klst in such a free sticker program could be recouped by ralaing parking meter fees, be uid. home were used to make the cities. A bunched up ball of aluminum foil became a solar energy collector. A bucket, a soda pop can and some tubing were used to repreeent a water system. Bits of Brussels sprouts became the local farm. One inventive group of older students used a slab of styrofoam and a large bucket of water to create a floating city. Each youngster a1ao was asked to write a letter dhcuuing hia or her predlctiona about the .year 2000. The letters are to remain aealed for the next 17 years. Teachina comuhant Kovalik aaid ahe doesn't expect the lmtructonl who watched her work with the Courreges studenta to duplicate her ooune exactly. But she hopes they will deviae other programs in which students can take a more active role in the learning procesa. Kovalik said studenta who Re a project through in the manner of the model cities will be uaing more complex thought processes than they would simply by reading a written handout from a teacher. (See FUTURE, Page Al) A real home wrecker Mesa weighs hotel-condo pla~ tonight By JODI CADENHEAD OflMIMIJ ......... A major condominium and hotel complex rropoeed on the largest chunk o vacant land left in Costa Mesa will come before the City Council tonight. Royale Associates , a Torrance-baaed development firm , plans to build 600 oondominiuma and two 350-room hotels on property east of South Coast Plaza Town Center. The Lakes, as the water-oriented complex is known, would be built on 30 acres north of a Dl888ive hjgh ri8e and commercial development already approved on 50 acres of Sakioka family property. An environmental report releued laat month concluded that the 12,740 vehicle trips generated by the project will result in "unacceptable" oongestion at Anton Boulevard and Bristol Street. Authorities have recommended that traffic unprovementa be provided prior to construction of the phased development. Plana call for the hotels to range from 10 to 16 stories. One of the hotels will cater to buslneu people planning extended vtaita. 'lbe other will be built for typical overnight stays. Prices on the two and three-story condominiums will range from $70,000 to $150,000. Laat August, developen from Curci-England Co. won approval from city officials to build 1.3 mlllJon aquare feet of oommerdal office development on 50 acr1!S of Sakioka land. The Sakioka family i1 the second largest landholder in Costa Meu. The largest landowners, the Segeratroma, have proposed another major development on 98 acrea about a mlle from the Sakioka development The council meeta at 6:30 p.m. today at 77 Fair Drive. County jail block sealed after riot An Orange County Jail cell block WU aealed off to public and pre88 today in the wake of a seven-hour riot which left 18 alleritt'• deputies injured. Though photographers were turned away, the cell block reportedly w.a cleaned of broken chunks of ,i-and porcelain and amaahed-out windows were boarded over with plywood. Authorities launched an investigation Into yesterday's melee and were interviewing inmates in the cell block thia morning. Lt. Wyatt Hart said gathered information will be taken to the District Attorney's Office and that crimlnal charges might be filed against aome of the inmates. \ \ The riot, which left three deputies seriously injured and one inmate with broken boom, started when officers tried to diadpline inmate John Karl Cox, 19, in jail on murder cbarps. Cox report4tdly told officers there would be trouble U they tried to take h1a bedroll for his refusing to sweep a dirty catwalk in front of the cells, ~ the jail's most hard-<0re inmates. "All bell broke looee," said Hart. "They were breald.ng all their stuff, ICl"eUl\ing, ahouUng, jumping up and aown and throwing thino ... Inmates rfpped 1inka and tolleta from walla, set fires in their bunks and fashioned (See JAIL, Pa1e AZ) Probe begun i~Laguna drown death Laguna Beach police and lifeguards are investigating events lead1na to the drowning Saturday ol a visitor from Enaland and the near-drowning of fiia friend. JUchard Bigley, 54, who wu oo a businem trip at the Surf and Sand Hotel, drowned in the aborebreek edjacent to the hotel at about •:20 p.m. Saturday. Hla friend, John Reinert, 4 7, of Illinois, la reported in stable condition today at South Cout Medical Center after he reportedly came to the aid of his friend. The two men were seen flaillng ln the ahorebreak by sunbathers, who called police. ~ difference in the form of parking meter fees. bUrista wno come here for the day don't bring much to the 1ocal economy," Fitzpatrick said. In fact. the mayor aaya, they take up the few available parking apacea when they go to the beach, which in turn hurts downtown merchanta. "People in town tell me they don't even bother to go downtown to ahop because there'• no place to park," Flap.trick said. Consequently, the mayor "The people who llve here wouldn't care if the ratee were higher, becaU8e they would have the fr~e parking 1ticker1," Fitzpatrick aid. An alternative propoeal would aee local reatdentl able to purchaae one-year parking atlckera at half the current $30-per-year fee. He aaya h1a notion should brinSl (See PARUNO, Pqe Al) Jack and Royce Gilbert of 135 E. 21st St., Costa Mesa, eecaped injury today when a Corvette spun out of control and crashed into their house before coming to rest in the front yard. The driver was not identified. The couple were jut getting ready to hang new drapes in the living room when the accident occurred. Firemen, police and two llfeauarda unaucceufully administered c:ardlo-pulmonary resuadtation on BlalleY. A yellow warnlne fla1 wu posted, Ufeparda laid, add.Inc the two men may have become caucht In. riptide and panlcbd There are 67,000 So.theut Allan refugeet DOW II.tac in On age County. Ly Tran •'1d ........ Nl Dne Tr=an ha•e loaad laipploeee ln c.t.MeN. . P•• A7. Europe market changed European finance miniatera han agreed on • major realignment of their curttncies; upping the Weat German mark and deHluatln1 the French franc. Page C3. Hot tlpe pay off The 0.llJ Piiot will ,.7 csatla for tM .... IMtt DWI Upt of tlle week. Call• at (71•) 6'2-4321, Ext. 226, clayt or (714) 6'2·5686 ....... Top ..... iMli rim II tlS. Bill Sin1er, lonner playeJ' lor the Lo. Angelea Doqen and C.Uf orala An1eb, u now pltehlng • tuae for little leape ba1eball in Newport Beaeh. Pace 81. I Al • Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Monday, Maron 21, 1113 Wh•t'a the llnt thing you Economic recovery said 'healthy' do when •ptlng •rrlvea1 Br LORENZO BENET °' ........... ~ 4 percent srowlh called 8lronsesl performance Jn two years "I start planning a garden." lart Enee, 15, Coeta ..... "I atart studying for exams at Cal State Fullerton and prepare for Eater. Cerolllede,40. lrvtM "I notice the flowers and buy springtime clothing." Mery Beth Frledmen, X1 MIHIOft V1efo ''It'• llke a crisp start, IO I buy flowers, clean houM and get my clothe• In order." JoMna Cunningham. 41, Newport~ "Nothing special." Ron Reum, 11, Huntington llMch "'Play." RlchMd Seger, 4, coeu ..... "It's time for a spring cleaning, so I wash all the windows. Richard also likes to ride his big Wheel. go to the beach and climb trees. AoeelleS..,,38. eo... ..... (Richard'• mother) WASHINGTON (AP) ·-In the broedat •Ian yet ot eronomJc recovery, the 1ovetnment Htlmated today that the economy arew at • 4 percent annual rate durlna the tlrat three monthl of the year, the 1tronaeet performance in two yean. The Commerce Department'• 10-called "flash" e1Umate of inflaUon-adjuatA!d a.rem national product showed the lar1e1t lncreue llince the flnt quarter of 1981 and undencored the near- unanimou.1 view of economlata that the 1evere 1981-82 r«eeaion ended last December. .JAIL • • • From Page A1 weapona out of bita Of broken ila.9. Hart said. The melee involved ~3 inmates and 19 deputies. It wu the third riot In eight montha at the jail. which hOUla l,800 men but hu an inmate capAdty of 1,200. Sgt. WOliam Francia, stabbed in the t.ck.. WU to be releued today from Western Medical Center and Deputy Guy Bremmer, •tabbed in the aide; was to be di8charged from UCI Medical Center. . The third of&er, Deputy Bob Bolong, waa st.a~ In the knee and recuperating at home today after treatment at We1tem. The injured inmate , 20-year -old Ronald Steve Rodriguez., in jail on robbery and burglary charget1, 1ulfered two broken finger1 and head lacerations. He was treated at UCI Medical Center yesterday and returned to the jail. Other deputies suffered cuts and bruises in the riot. Cyclist killed in accident identified Authorities identified Ian Christopher Lothian today as the 24-year -old Costa Mesa motorcyclist killed in an accident Saturday near San Juan Capistrano. California Highway Patrol officials said Lothian was killed and a friend injured at 12:50 p.m. when the motorcycles they were riding on Ortega Highway collided with a car as it made a U-tum. The driver of the other motorcycle, Michael Maaauchia, 39, of San Clemente, remains in serioua condition today al Mission Community Hospital. The driver of the car, Steven Farley, 18, of Anaheim, was stopped in the middle of the road when the two eastbound motorcyclists came around a corner and collided with the Cadillac, officials said. Showers, cooler Coastal tmermment .,_..end coolat ternperatur9 PR't9I today. PW1ty cloudy tonlgllt with a I•• •o•tt•red l howere, oen•r•lly ending tonight. Cllenc• of 111'1-. ao C>«cent. Oftmlgflt low1 42 to 52. Partly cloudy tomorrow Ind COOi with lllgfw of N to '3. l!laewh•r•. from Point Conception to Illa Mnloen border p out eo m1ae: Wlndl ~ 19 to 26 knote wttll OOl'N>tnad -of 5 to I .... O¥W outer wetera tonight end tomorrow. Over Inner weters: Wlndl w.t to norui..t 5 to 15 knot8 tonwit. ~ a.to 21 llnota tomorrow 11t91fiOon. W-.rty ""* 2 to a '8111. Per1t)' doudy ltlrougfl tomorrow. Wldef)' ....,. .,_.. end PCIMll* thunderahOW9fl tllrougll Ihle --- Extended · forecast ... , l '""--" ,,,.., SOUTHE N C ALIFORNIA DESERT AREAS -Vulebl• c:loudln•" wllll below-normel ~ Chetw:ie of.,_. ebout T~. Owens Velley h6grl950toeowtttt1owe 32 to 42. Nortllem ~ lllghe 64 to 84 with loW9 38 to 48. Soutll•rn d9Mrt lllgN 84 IO 72 with !Owe 45 IO 66. COASTAL ANO MOUNTAIN AREAS -Conelderebl• ctoudlneH with b•low-normel ternpereturee. ~ of ,. °' .,_. ~ T'llurld9y. CoMtel h6grl9 eo to 10 w1tt1 io.. 41 to 5e. Mount8ln ~ lllgtw a6 IO 50 """' low9 26 to 40 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA (lncludlng Merln.1. Solano. $ecremen10 end ~I Ooredo countlee) -Rein Wedneeday. Scettered .no-. Wed,_oay nlgllt and Thurlld•)'. Ct.arlnG Ft'ldey. Snow ...,,., IOOO to IOOO ..... ·u.s S --Temperatures • • 11mmary NATION .. L9 48 33 .. 24 3e 13 86 45 5e 43 5e 47 S4 S4 112 .. 34 11 ,, . 31 14 51 33 57 37 74 St M H .. 25 30 11 70 to .. " 71 13 25 04 12 11 111 12 ~~ 41 .. to .. 40 29 St L.ouit 27 13 St.Pet•TWllCMI 3:l 20 Salt Lek• S4 26 Sen MtOn6o 23 t2 St 8'9 Man. • 3e 8eettle :: == 3g 21 ~ 58 33 ~ 43 17 TOI*!• 83 ee Tuceon 84 38 Tul .. 38 21 WMl'llngton 83 40 W1chlt• 75 5& 32 20 ff 41 63 33 56 33 at t7 ., ,. 78 71 31 27 31 22 St ,.. 75 4t M '2 ee se 29 °' 41 " IO 84 67 '3 .. 63 41 M .. " ., ... .. >I " .. IO to ... 11 70 .. lllf llPIRT Tides f 43 29 eo es 46 3t 59 3e 29 oe 81 .. 58 3e 21 17 53 31 ... 21 34 24 81 43 3t 21. ee 53 M 23 82 .. 57 ... eo 51 .. 50 57 50 58 ... 56 47 .. 47 ...... to .. ee 51 ...... ..... .. .. M 44 44 ti 13 24 a 50 a IO a 44 44 J1 ... 11 ,, q _, IO 11 ... IO .q ..... ... 41 41 IO At th e Whlu Hou1e , pre1ldentlal 1pokeaman Larry SpHkH called the t11ure "excellent new• and the moet conclu1lve Indication the economic reoovery hu bqun and ii proceedlJ'\I at a healt6y rate. We think t.h1a lndicatee we are movhic rapidly to an excellent recov~ from recetlion." In another po1ltlve dfNelopmet1t, the fl.uh eltlmate lhowed Inflation, u meuured by the GNP price deflator, riaing at a mere 2.8 percent rate during the flnt quarter, compared with a 3. 7 percent rate cfurina la1t Susan Kovalik helps chart future FUTURE. From Page A1 • • She noted that the future cities project involved several areas of study, including science, reading and communication among group members. One of the most important benefita occurs when children share their new knowledge with others, Kovalik said. "We learn best when we teach others what we know;· she said. Stabbing victim sent to hospital A 23-year-old man stabbed during an argument in Costa Mesa is in fair condition today at Fountain Valley Community Hospital. Anaelmo R . Rodriquez of Garden Grove was injured at 9:30 p .m . Friday durina an ~t at 974 Grove St., police said. Authoritiee are searching for hi• brother-in-law, Felipe Perez, 39. . year'• flnal quarter. The fluh eetlmate 11 a very rou1h calculation of economic activity that often 11 revlHd lignJflcantly u more information i. gethert!d. The Commerce Department al10 reported that economic activity during the last three montha of 1982 declined by le. than had beeo eulmated previ~ly. The department laid lnflatiOn-r.djulted GNP fell at a l.l percent annual rate, rather than dropptna 1.9 percent u had been reported earlier. The department added that pre-tax corporate profita durin& the fourth quarter of 1982 d«Uned at an annual rate ot 0.8 percent from the third quarter, revef"lina two IValpt quart.en of 1atn1. After tax-profH1 1howed no chanae In the fow1h quaner, the depertment Mid. The estimated flrtt-quarter GNP 8fOwi.h la the peetelt .moe a 7.9 percent rate wu ~in the flnt three months of 1981. But that rapid eJCpanlion pve way by the IUJtUDtt of t.t,. wont downturn since World War n. Spring has sprung a leak along co·ast By PHIL SNEIDERMAN OftMDelJ .......... The 1prlng of 1983 hu officially arrived, looking very much like the winter of 1983 - wet. The new eeaaon rolled in at 8:39 laat night, and a fresh round of thundenhowera arrived with it. . Showen and thunderahowen are expected to end late today, giving way to partly cloudy and cool conditions tomorrow . Weather eervice technician Jeff Wright said there l1 no rain expected tomorrow, but wet weather could return by Thursday. The temperature is expected to reach the low 60s tomorrow, while overnight the mercury will dip to the low 50s. L oca l weattier experts, meanwhile, are continuing to watch rainfall figures climb to almost double the normal numbers for this date in the rain year, whlch extends from July 1 to June 30. J . Sherman Denny, who has been keeping rain recorda at his Huntington Beach home for the put 52 yea.rs, said .64 inch fell overnight, bringing his seaaon total to 18.71 inches. Last year, PARKING • • • From Page A1 more money to town. becau.e local people would begin shopping downtown again. The City Council hail asked the city's Parking and Tran1porution Committee to explore the prefere··•ial parking proT>osal. This tan tropical only 9.79 inches had fallen by thil date, he aaid. Coate Mesa received .47 lncb of rain overnight, accordinJ to Emmelt Franklin, 1upervlling hydrographer for Orange County. He laid Co.ta Mesa'• 9eUOI\ total ia 19.50 l.nches. BecaU8e ot reoent f1oodl.n« and buildup of debria, Pacific Coast Highway remained~ today between Warner Avenue and Golden Weit Street in Huntington Beach. Laguna Canyon Road, however, wu open in both directions early today, despite heavy downpoun during the morning commuter period. Mesa's arts center aided A Newport-Beach-baaed hotel management firm hu made a $250,000 contribution toward the construction of the future $60 million Orange Coun ty Performing Arla Center in Coate Mesa. The gift from Hometels Management Co. board chairman Robert E. Woolley brinp music center contributiona to more than $27 .5 million. Groundbreaking is expected in June. ·•Many prosperous companies are attracted to Orange County and it is most heartening to see leaden of the.e buaineaea step forward in support of major community projects,'' said Center tru1tee chairman Henry T . Segerstrom. Rometela operates and manages the Granada Royale Hometel chain. is our trimmer "346" model ' < All the distinctive features that set our "346 .. '\. suits apart arc here for the man who prefers the trimmer appearance offered by this darted 2-button model. The tan-colored tropical poly- ester and worsted blend is crease-resistant and a clank for Summer ... and the price reflects an excellent value. Coat and trossen. $2'45 ISTAIUSMe tltl • . Nuclear war talks planned ' Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/Mond , MatOh 21, 1883 .... ~· ELECTRONIC MUSCLE STIMU'LATION Most Inexpensive In Orange Countyl Talent show set ConHCutlve lectures on the hiltory of atomic weapona and current U.S. policy on nuclear war will be preeented Saturday mol'1'l1n8 at UC Irvine. ---~~---------~~~~-COUPON------------------, at Laguna High The 10th annual "Search for Talent" contest wW be held Aprll 9 at Laguna Beach Hlth School, and performers between 6 and 18 years of a,e ahould sign up now. Participant.a may perform individually or ln groups ln a vocal, dance, inatrumental or novelty rouUne. The proaram la 1ponaored by the Exchange Club of Lquna Beach and top winners go on to compete at the district level ln May. For applications, call Joe Sovella at 494-1041. H1atOrian Martin Sherwin will talk on "The Leaacy of the AtomJc Bomb: From Roo.evelt to Reagan," at 9:45 a.m. In the UCI Fine Art.I Vlllqe. ONI! VISIT Correcting the lhape llnd contour of the body mMl18 Improving R $ mu.a. tone. Optimum'• puelw muacte exerdMt le Ill altemauw . ecularly 25 to long, hard monotonoua exerctM and coetty commercial health factlltlM. Free T•nnfng Session •1'erry L. LeMeur of Colta Meta has been auigned to Keesler Air Force Bue in Mlaaiaaippl after completing Air Force basic training. Los An1ele1 Timea reporter Robert Sheer will follow with a talk on the admintatra lion'• pollciea on nuclear war. He ta author of the current belt 1eller "With Enouah Shovela: Reagan, Bush & Nuclear War." The two lecturee are part of the sixth Irvine Seminar on Social Hiltory and Theory, an all-day aemlnar expected to attract 300 historians from around the country. o,,., End• 3. tP.83 With This Coupon L-----------------------------------------~ He will study electronic aviation. LeMeur Is a 1982 sraduate of Colta Mesa High School and the aon of Ea1eoe LeMeur of Costa Mesa and J. J. Black of Chino. •Newport Beach attorney Victoria Avey has been elected president of weCan Women Network, a professional women's IJ"OUp. Avey succeeds Mim i Grant, founder of weCan and president for five yean. Other board members are Lola Morton of Newport Beach, Terri Bua of Irvine, Jane Crockett of Irvine, Pat Goodrow of Newport Beach, Kadle Adami of Colt.a Mesa. Vlr&1Jl.la Trela of Huntington Beach and Lola Carr of Corona del Mar. lnfonnation on the organization can be obtained by calling 559-6563. sons I OF STYLE Becawie of expected interest in the talk1. tlcketa may be purchased in advance for the Sherwin and Sheer lectures throu..sh the UCI Associated Students Box Office. Prices are $4 general, $2 for UCI students and $3 for other students, and aeruor dth.ens. More information is available by calling 833-6521. 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Republican Sen. John Tower of Texu LI amons t.hoee who have offered propc.ab, and becau.e of h1t poaltlon u chairman of the Senate hou1tn1 1ubcommittee, Tower'• bill i. certain to get a lot of attention. Tower's version would have little advene imped on federal tax collectione -and thus the defldt - becauae It would not allow the same pent0n to have both an IRA and a tax-deferred mortgage aavlnp account. Some of the other bill• contain no such prohibition and are almoat certain to draw administration opposition becauae of their potential adverse impact on the Treuury. Tower's bill would allow people with IRA.a to either leave the money In them until retirement or draw it out without penalty to pay for a home - either for a· down payment or to make advance paymenta on an exiating mortga,l{e to save Interest Nation money supply surges NEW YORK -The nation's basic money eupply surged $4.8 billion in early March, the Federal Reserve Board said, heightening fears of a rebound In Interest. rates that could threaten to upend a recovery from recesalon. The Fed aaid that with the latest spurt, Ml. a measure of funde readily available for spending, grew at a 13.2 percent aeaaonally adjusled annual rate over the past 13 weeks compared with the previous 13 weeks. That ia well above the upper limits implied by the Fed's target range of 4 percent to 8 percent growth for the period between the fourth quarter of 1982 and ~ fourth quarter of 1983. The Fed tries to provide e~oug~ money to revive the economy without rekindling double-digit inflation. Students denied loans LOS ANGEL.ES -Citibank of New York has barred further loans to Pierce College studente because too many alwnni are dellquent In paying oU old loans. says a community college official. ''We let them know it wu not fair to penalize all studenta at Pleroe becaU8e they (bank offidala) were not able to collect loans they made," David J . Aga.to, ewdent services director for the Lo6 Angeles Community College District, said. Agosto and Rick Iwata, the district's student financial aervi.oe& coordinator, said they were lnfonned recently that Pief'C!! was being dropped from the lOUl ~ because more than 15 percent of past loan recipients were deliq_ue nl in repayments. Canadian banks troubled TORONTO -Canadian banJul are starting to receive Interest income on last year's problem loans, a trend that could cauae profits to 90aJ' and put lending lnltitutlom In an unwelcome politic.al spotlight again. Although bulk officials are hesit.arft to give figures on the potential recapture of intereet income, analyata have begun to calcu.late what troubled companies owe the banb. For the five major CanadJan banks, it waa about $700 million in 1982 and could total another $750 million t.hia year, said Robin Cornwell, an analyst at Mc Carthy Securlties Ltd. of Toronto. Thoee figun!s are up substantially from the 1981 level of $230 mUlion. AMERICAN LEADERS METALS NEW YO"K fAP) -Spot nonlerrout IMllW ~ 100.y C•lttNf 78\\-11 cent1 • pound. U 8 O..tln•Oon1 C•1t1t•r 71 40 cenll per pound, NY Comes 8C101 monlll doeeO Fr1 ~ 20i.-23 cenu • poun0 DIC st-40 centa a l)OUnCI, ~ed T1111 .... ,.~W....~lb ___. 78 --" • Poutld. N y ...,_, 13$() 00 per ,... "-""-••OO 00-MO& 00 m«Cll "0Y OUMa.N Y GOLD QUOTATIONS SILVER H•ndy and Human. & 10.J 1 per troy -- STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT btrflttl! 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P!!la.,la MOT carpet•. d1ape1, 1mall .___ Ml 1ltl ----tenoed p1t10, 1notad £ •IOa 3 Ir 2 I•, IHO. 2 IN HIWPOAT l~CH -•r-• • Small 1 IA I.Pl. new crpt, g a, a g a , n 0 p 1 ti, Br 1 8a 1550 t31-14H. 81ngl H 1 & 2 edrm .... / ......... drpe. '426. '471/mo ptua ._..,II MO. l<ld1 OK Agt As>ei1men11 & Townhou- U5-&0e8 546-54.42 or 770-N29 8paolou1 & •unny 1 Ir w tome .,.. eleganlly laHllltM BAYFAONT • Speetaoular 1465 mo 1 9r 1 Ba, trplo, eoo•· dw, bat f\Hnl~om 1695 II 1 In °':'1r Co. v1ew, 19ac 2 br. 2 be. lndry rm, llk'fl1Qh11. 1mllt /mo 541-80t4 On JllTlborM Rd at l!•~=='T•=-1 plu• etudy Pvt Ptrllg, cat oil ,.._ •••HI 1 II San Joequln Hllll Rd 8 Mo. Ou11n1d ~ boat 1llp avall. (7 141 3ee Avoc:ado ••• -~1ltll NMpC>tt Oto 132-4134 152·9511 or 87&-84111 TSL Mgmt &42·Clo412 W/W OWl)ell, drpa, OY9n It Ott to all 30! t!cteew•tet, Bal. Pen-TownhouM 2 Br w. 81 :1~~·~~~-=I~~ , •• IUllVI m Who .,. moving. In. Apt A 3 bt. IV. be, 1 lrptc pool ape '•ttlChed lacll. S3ll0 plu• MCUrlly. Nl!W g1led 20 Town· Tuttln Oto 132-413-4 c. J:'n"9't· Avail. Aprll 1 ~·I; Avall 0 th• llr1t 645-3583 home VILLAOI COM· Shr lg Newport OoHn· ~o 0 ~~~ ~50 :~5~ ;'~. I 1-411M 2 8I. 1 8• 1415/mo. MUNITY 2 & 3 Br. 2'1\ front yrty, lem n/1tnkt, 548-5647 2 B, 1 B •• 0. r p. ti. 1 & 1 8• With all Utltl 8a. UIOO-llOO ICI "· Of 1333 mo. 12&-0057 drapet, no pell 1500 & pd 1410 pure luxury OaragH, AOOMMATIE AEOISTRY "--ta •"a ••4.a I" 5 o d •PH In avary home - --•.. 6 iec . utll P 8-42-0350 maaltr tulle, dining Rentora, 112 STUNNING large 1 Br. 831-5230 Bell\ Lar 1. olHn. 1 & 2 Br. room1, wood burning Rent .... 120 g arden apt, pool •3Br.2 B1.nrSCP1u, A.p~.pool.lndrytao.nMr llrtpllCH, mloro•wave 714-Hl-roomVl .. /MC 1445/mo. 710 W. 18th 8.A. pool, ape, carport .nope. 548-0338 oven1, prlvlte patloa & 2 Br. llouM, trptc, patio, St. Chlld o61. 16115 No pell yard1, gard-provld-MWly decor, ocean view lut. ltat~ UtO 752-5122 c .. ta .... 2724 ed Elegant llvlncl only 15 Femat• non-1moker E'•ld• Adult UfMtyle Twnh1e 2 Br, 2'1\ Ba. mlnutH !tom 1'Hhlon 1475/mo. 873-11116, Looking to rent an apt? 2Br lBa Lndry tac dll'lwr. lrplc:, ger, patio, llland, 7 mlnut• to SC. 875-"88 See apt'• on l1tge 1ereen Like nu, large, quiet n1wly dee 1700/mo Plue or O.C. Airport. -Sh_r_2_8'_ap_t _ln-N-.B-.-30--1' TV. computerized Mlec· $450 llngle 848-4S411 5"40·8"411 Juat H•t 01 Newport from und. $315/mo. uon, .. ve gu & time. Blvd. & eo. or San Diego 135-2675 Large 2 Br t Ba. upttal .... Nr beach, loe 2 l>t, 1 b• Frwy. From 11000/mo. Help turnl1h 850-6994 Avail 3. 1 Nice erH, frplc. O/W, lrlge. b•I· 831-5-4311, 2473 Orange p AO F . W I M Sh r . l!!p!! ltM~ Hat quiet. garage $530/mo cony No pet1 1525 & Ave , Coate M... Twn"-1215 + 'J\ ut111. 831-8812 d•P t 785 Anaheim lit • ,_ ... BO ••• •"70 831-12fS8 ant Bob Mlllt-Elt-blufl, l9K 1 bd, pool, ca-·· · _._,. Roomy 2 Bt, E/1lda, w/ -• ' pleuant arM, no 1>911 bull&.48-4401 hm. Spaclou$ $lnglt. ont & rwo btdroom apu1mtnl$. gar. Kid• OK. $500. can. 1575/mo 64~787 Fam. Pvt room & bath. 538-3"445 or llell-1820 2 14fll1 I h h.t.1 LIDO DELUXE SPACIOUS Compl. houNhold ~riv. WNtlld• 2 BA, 1 ea. pool, 2 patio•, gar, laundry 11-2 Br, Oen, frplc:, l>t patio. $290/mo & ~ u111. Avail no pell. $450 mo. 111 & cllltlH . $500 mo plua $1350. 875-83511 April lit. 831-0-412, MORE VALUE FOR YOUR DOLLAR ..... ...... dep 7~1-90311 &45-7442 lut. ~...,......, 2 Br 2 Ba. $525. No 1>911. ----------1 3 bt, 2'A be. trplc, encl 281Oplx14115 New Cl'PI & l.ocllted llGrOll NB Golf Shr 2Br 2ba, pool, tennt1, ' ar 1750 Avail AprU 1 paint, ancl1d gar. no CoutN s.s-.85s, lac . .U recr .. tlon. l300 ""l•52 pell 2281 Pomona & 'A utll 1 chlld oll. .., ... " 6"45-9"41lo4 2 Br, 1 Ba, pool Nwpt Hg11 &48-0099 FURNISHED or UNFURNISHED ALL UTILITIES PAID. HEALTH CLUBS. TENNIS UY •UllW 2 BA duplex. encl gar, 1oe arM. l550/mo Incl gu. -S .. -k-ln_g_m_a_tu_r_•_P•_r_1_on--11 •W lYlll. yard, nice UH. 5~7 ~:-~1~~~~7 .. ~4 unlJ. deelrlng Interim lodQlng 1 ll. 1 la Hto B55•.[~d1 ·B 1550/mo --Y-IW--.-.. -... -.--1 to ll'l•r• 1uxurlou1 ~ro-~ ~ ...... montory Point Penthou· I II 1 la HH --------N . All amenltlH, vary I 11 I la HIO UIO tett111 dJlt 1 '2 81· Condoa avau comp1eta1Y tu<nllhed. To Encl1d garagH. gH & Charming 4 rm lnQd pvt &4~~ll July. ISeS. 4M-29811 SWIMMING plu$ much mo1t! Sorry, no pets. Modtls optn dally 9 to 6. water paid. pool, ....... r1e child/pet fine utlla paid gen ...,. 8 M rmmta to ahr 2 br room & volleyball court 5311-8190 BE T Riiy tee Avlll. "411. 1 Br & pallo, home, N.B. 1276/mo It Pt.. • .. 8 1575 2 Br HCl5. Lux. I tt.n ,., -5: 1 BR 1 bath, pool, bit-In•. pool. BBQ, no lnci. utH1. 3.,., move In. Oakwood Garden Ap~rtJnents 714-&46--0073 laundry, ldu1t1. no pell pell, no exception•. Xlnt Sh• r on 8 5 o -1 2 8 8 LIOIY 111111 833-7990 & 648-lllo47 Npl locatlon • Dover/ _l_l_l~ _ _.;..m_l ___ ~ W• te I.I. Plua WMtcllfl Walk to WMt-Luxury Dana Point Condo I ~ ..... BJIU c1vllflmagPl~~f~~en8 tel ofc, 2 Br 2~ Ba 2 lrplc'1, port Be~ch/No. 880 lrvlnt Avt Frplc, elegant rench ~ u .,......,.... b 1 wlndow1. ale. In-home • r • 2' 0 O • • P • · aecurlty, Jumbo 1 Br wllh &PUTllEm Bal Penln. 3 BR 2b11, 1 Jot _1,._11e-___ 1_· ----1 Oen Wllitel/dryer ptu1 BHulllully landM:tped oll 1and, 1undeck W1nted· Large unlurn prlvlta club w/tennle ~arden apl1. Pool & Spa. Cleanly de<lorated. Gar-room w/prlv be o< 2 (.i l6thl 645-1104 couru. pools. 19u, NU· •tloaldeck1 No pets. • g • Fr• e I• u n d room w/ba. 545· 7865. nu. beaulllully dec:or•t-2 Bdrm 1'/• Ba 1800/mo yrly R1!1 bul hr• 846-4187 port Budt/So 1700 16111 St. (II Oowr) ed clubhouH & much l560-15e5 87S-Oll88 2250 Vanguard 1---------1 Mature & quiet lam 28-35 mora lncid1 mo11 ullll-6<10-M28 WESTCLIFF 2 & lYa Ba. to lhr bch apt. $255 mo 642-SUJ ttu 549-3"421. 38-41 Townhou1e. No pell. + utll , non-1mk1 . Bear St. (Be,_, Sun· ••so • " 7 llower & MacArthur) 2 Bdrm. l'I• Bl l6e5 .., /mo. 1728 Bedford u73-.. 41 evea. 3 Bdrm, 2 ba. $&45 L-5'18-7533 OCEANFRONT Dix 2-4 Br THE SEVILLE 2 Br w/glr, 151 E 2 !al 548-2"408 yiri•Lf By weak or month c;rpt1. drp1. bltlnl, fncd --------...,. 873-7873 yd w/patfo, wat11 pd Dau Ptlat 212' 2 Bt, blk from oo.an & 28111 "O · Santa Ana "-_....5115 ~ ON THE SANO Ave 1520 Call 1_5 Bachelef ape, all util pd, _,, ~·1 • 3 er. 2 Ba. upper unll. 8315-4120 close to bch Furn 1Yall llWPtlT 11&.&11 Roommate to 1hr 2br 1325 & utll Neptune N.B. 1tepe to bch 850-13111 -Quiet fem non-1mkr 1hr 2Br 2ba CdM apt w/ ume. $350 & Ya utll. &.«-5207 aft 8 wet bar. part furn .. ---------•_l360 __ 1_mo __ ee_1_-e_1_•_2 __ 2000 11 luxury l<>Wflhou· wuher, drytr lncld. 2 Br 1 Ba. 1 car garage. Modern, nice 2 br apl. M 3 BA 2'~ bll, 11150. Yearly or wlntet. enelld prlYlll patio. uppet unit. clo11 to beach avall 850-3ll00, 875-8811 garage 15 2 5 I mo. Brok a r 1525 493-04&7 . --------~Reep. M/F, amp!O'fed, 2Br Sa02 Sellhore 151-8800 now. · _ 3 Br. 2 Ba, 1 blk from bch, 2b• apt In NB. 1275 TSL Mgm1. 8-42-1803 ,100 But. Jue~ 2141 gar ~~~John 831-3041 ell 2pm Nice t 8'. llMpl 4, welt! RENT CREDIT Deluxe poolalde xtra large Female to llhf Huntington to beach. 1325/wk. or Bring thll ad & receive 2 br, 2 b•. bit-Ina, ATTRACTIVE 2Br 2ba. Harbour townhouH, monthly rate 860-4"488 credit on 111 month'• daw9hr 1Ya mllN beach. MCurlty. peek vi-. nr pool, m1tr Br $350. rtnt. 2 Br Townhou11 No pell. 1 500/mo. beach . $876. Dee _So4().-80.4 ___ 5 _____ 1 2 br, 2 be, ocean vi-. 6-46-8-4511 d Aptl OAS & WATER 536-8362. Rmmte needed bw 411 gar an. 1pa, pool , 11000/mo. 875-6488 PAID Pool. laundry, DELAWARE PINES 3 Br l'#MPIOQ golf COUt'N Huntington 2br. leundry, cioN to ahoP9lno view. all wnenit..._ BIO pool I~ 50 982-1132 YUILY OLIVE TRl!E ~.~,0~75':c,. CANYON EAST APTS Rmmte wanted, F non 2 Br. blk from ocean & 2190 ~~;9 c .,. 842·8807 No pell 8'U--050ll 1mk. Own bdrm Ba 12 b • y . 0 n I y 16 7 6 .1---------1 111221 0.-ware St. laata Au JTll +'A 11111 H.8 &47-7027 85C)..863o4 Clean 2 Br. 11181 M1ple Ave. Bullt·ln1. 2 pereon1, WtlllAll &PTI DELUXE 1 BR CONDO. oa.antront 1tudlo. 1275. 1t1rtlng $440 Sierra Lrg 1 & 2 Bdrm . among lmmec:. pool, tennl1, 19•· wlnt« only Or rm In 2 l>t Mgml 541·132"4 plnH & 1traam1 Sao Many upgradH Com- Step1 to l>Mch M/F lhr lge 3br/2ba, $2112 or matr 1340 N B . 84&-11731 ocaantronl cottage. ~191, pool, gym & IP9. plete privacy. 14e&/mo '300. 873-4281 Sharp 2 BR. new cpl, No pall From 1480 857-2914 C.M. lu• twnhome. br &. CHANNEL FRONT Upper paint, d~~ 648-851ll -Cond--oa..-2_M_ut_«_81_&_21 be. gar. in.id Ooean vu. unit.~ llland 2Br, Huntlnglon CrMk Apta Bath• SC Plue erM. 1350. 642-5012 evs. lg• deck, extra nice. •Townhouse 2 Br 1•.; Lux:ury aduf111Ytng. 1 & 2 mlnut• to Alrpon & Ir· grMlvlewS800/moyrty. Ba. Patio. ger, dw, Bdrm.wlthgarage1.i-t vine lnd1tr 'I trea 850-1ll08 1550/mo. 5'18·908"4 & water paid, t ... vlMd 835· 1465 Cltan. 2 BA nr ttorH, MCUrlty From 1510. Call ---------1 1 -·-ata Oaf but, MW LA cpl. $425 SAa-1813 from 11-6 _..., ' 642-1803; &42-3153 Nice 2 81 1 Ba. In 4-ple.x, ..... 1tOO lalMa 2 17 Eut1lde 2 Br 1 B• No ,_ catpetlog & lreahly UllU llAOll Pnla1ala 1 pa t 1 . 1 ch 11 d 0 k painted, bit-Ina, gar1ge. mlTll Ill Large 3 81. 2 Ba. & 4 Bt '480/mo no peta. L-l5251mo Wkly rtntal1 1116 up 2'i\ BL lrplc, anclld gar. 831-3871 675-2880 7e0-1713• 833-3307 Color TV, Ir•• COflM, No 1>911. $800-11175/mo. Eaatllde 2 Br. 1 Ba. .,,,. IUWlll heated pool & 1tec>1 to 875-llOOt cl1d g11age. d1hwshr Yiu.All ocean Kltchenl avail OCEANFRONT 2 bdrm. 2 1 6 2 5 I mo No pet 1 • 8d 1185 N. Coeet Hwy b•. wrty 1900 or 1hort 87s.eeoe New 1 • 2 rm ki•urt Laguna 8eactl 494-5294 • apt• In 1"4 plana 1 Bdrm --=-------term. 5511--1892 an 5PM Spac:iou• 281. 2Ba, bltni, trom $540, 2 Bdrm from WTSm Ct •-' • ,.7U •11•11 Apr. 1. 1675 mo $5C15 TownhouH from vary private rm & b• rn& .. U • 831-3537 $885 + pool1. tannl1, relrlge Pref tamala. Large 1 Bdrm, tge kitchen, *MESA VE ADE 2 B 1 w1terlall1, pond t i GH 1325/mo. 873-75'1"4 1rp1c., utU IN:! 1575 Alt 8 r for cooking & he1tlng 1---------1 cd 780-1813 Ba iow.r, MWly decor paid From San Diego 4 Br. F V ,_, .05 fwy & $4115 Child Ok. no pell Frwy drive North on 1hopp ln~. Kit prl v Spec1.aeutw _,, & <:tty 833-81174 Beach IO McFadden to 1240/mo M• 3444 light view from every U Y m Tl.-SHwlnd VIiiage (714) Bdrm w/hOUH prlv. nr r1o o m , I •er g1 e 1 B r . Y .... 3 1.,..,. bdrm 8113-5198 butllne & ll'IOpplng cntr 835/mo. •I Dorothy •· Adultl only M2-7!120 7141873-71175. Yet .. .frplc:. ~tlo AIUllftl &P1I. · - Yet ... gar1ge. pool Quiet, 1pac1ou1. near Room with loll. Block LOE 1 81, view, gar. declc. Yet ... 1675. No pet1 bHch. 2 Br 1 'A Ba from beach N 1!1 extrH 1745 plu• dep 645-3381 TownhouH 1585/mo. 1350/mo 875-11578, 5 to 7111~ Mar lgotd.-------- 840-4255 8 L.1111 ll80-N58 _1..;.pm_. ------ 3 Bdrm 3 beth, garage. Speciou• dMn 3 Br 2 Ba Furn. rm In pvt home nr 2 Br. 1 Be trptc, patio. ,_carpet•. good cond garage, •v•ll •· 1. SC Plue, •hr bath. l 75oi mo ptue utlll. 1595 Clll1S40-1158,ulc 8-42-8258. &81 /wk . n/amkr 648-4740· tor De,,., Larry or Pam DoflhouH 2br/2b• du; _5_&&-_1_73_7 ____ _ Dix 2 81 2 Ba w/h1tbor &. '---t 11 2 WTllll ~x. gar, Im. yard. ,... Room tor r9"11 In• pt1Yate ocelM'I v • .-.. u car 2 ... 1,L .. _ T--.--. dee. crpt, etv/ratrlg. home. Chrlttlan college geri;, aecur. ll020 pr .,.. .,.. ,.. "'""",.,._ 1485. 8171 Newman. or bualne11 Man pref _mo_._1_6-800 __ 1 ____ 1 car p0i'1/ garage, 1mall 7~ 1275 546-3385 Cory 1 Br. ywd & gar11ga pet ok, Jeundry rm. frplc. ---------i---------'495/mo AV911 April. * l380/mo up. Bech, 1 & B •ck b • y NB pvt rm I 720-()740 Ag9nt 2~ Orange or 2 Br. unlum & lum. pool, 1200/mo Incl. ulll. yng i iiiiiiiiiiiiii-2648 Oranci-tpa. 18"2 Florida. tetn., norHmllr 846-51559 TSL Mgmt &42·1803 542-.283<4 &42-3172 VHrty on th• beach 1 I .... $550/mo. 2 Br. 2 Ba. A.pt MARINERS WALK room ap1. llttc:Mnette & Well located tlrat noor upper unit. balcony, 2 & 3 tpta nr Hunt H#· Mower '300 plut S200 apertment av.Uab6t for frplc lndry rm carport bour. Dtwhr. real !pie, MCUffty depoelt. 2308 W. Immediate occup1ncy. • 2lll5 M-yd. dbl car gar W/D Ooe1ntront. Newport Flreptace, 111 bit. In•. l8L Mgm1 &42· t803 h k up. Fro rn 15 8 O. a.en 873-4154. lodW>le QIAQe; cari»ta l40-M07 and dr1999. t1050 per Ovlet 1 Br 1920 Walt----------1Bltboa P9n. room tor F, mo. A\19., up1tatr1, retrlge. '300'• paya rent & uttta April 1, 111 & teat req . ...-1U1.n 1305/mo. Sierra Mgmt. orptd 4 rm nr ocHn/ •185. Tammy 876-1M2 ~~~1~1~1~·~-~~~~li:!64~1~-~13~2~4~~~~~l lhop1 53Cl-81ll0 BEST Nwpt Bell nr Wulollfl, = Loottlng to rent 1n apt? Atty'-· prvtga In 38' hm to em-"~ .... -Bee tpt'• on largt ear..,, '425: 2Br 21>41. pool 1495: plo'f9d penon, g«, trplo, ,,.-tA etM TV, compu1ettzed N6ec-3Br Sti., pe11o, kic1e 4*. JIC, !?YI yard. Nloe 1250. tlon, ...... QM & time. 9"-2085, &48-98418 '31-1* U'--na..a.. 1136-2575 Furn rm tor F amp4 n/ ~l m:iU Nr. 80. Cet Pia.a. 411/83 1 m.kr , Nwpt H g·u . APMtmli 1 Ir, pOOlllP•. gated .... 174 l110lmo.142.f148 a.avu~den apt1. comm, edit•. f418, 1 •• ...___In 1 --Ptlltoal 8pe. hMt 1444813 .... --• .......-·· oeld. No P9tt.. non-1moller, no pet1. l!ttll, 111tttlt JIM z 8drm. 2 k '518 Br. 1~ k ~ t-fWI Nq •. 14Sf vtllt In-_ • _ _ s lklrm a ea. 1861 tiouM. No pMa. 1450/mo cld. 4t4-tN t Ptrie Knot Motet on CoMt He w. Wllon 831·5&13 for I 1*1C>1e. 758 W. 11th UllU Nii.... Hwy, NB,..,_ to ooeen • -:::::::;::;--;;:;:;;;-:~==:::i~8~t.~ ..... ::;::~HOHO=:l7~.~~~ Wk)y ~tee.'4M>oMO ~ pool dllt!W-"" 2 plut den, 2 be. l.U1cury .,. pY1'p1tlo, •• ,. lrt 2~f\~·t:·· nr :.,c; apt"' meln bdl wtwM• ....... ..., .... garden. 2 Ir. 1111. ___.... ,.....,,\ «> _...;... wet• ~. 1 ~ ."*'Y 0 / ••· Oo•an view, color tv, 111-2141 ......... -· m.t~ tr I 1 . .. v mo. rOOM pf\OfliM, e/o. ,,.. 2 11r t k upM.an, •M-I0"41 ~ 00"-l t.cie to l>eadl. ":f'Jie,. ~ ~ ~ !altttc1e.' "471/mo No Unique 2 "'· a be. '"*' 1_H1_d _poo1_._ Ml_-..a_a __ Nr , Cell MO-till, P9ta. 131.f1M lffded Window., deck, Ull fOI' Dew, Latry Of Laroe laoll, Me .. det '''"· No. ef\d, OcMn IMttltl lwlllt 1111 Pam Mer "°peg. aloe hwy. eorn• vl•w. ------STUNNINCI 2 llr a . ~,-COie .,,..,,. NSO/mo. Ind. "°8ANTO ICtf.. MJA • . ,,,., "40-Mal bd, 2 be, .. •• pOOI, le. Gerden ftool. 1 8r. l•l ld• lfftatl but jec, pttv bdl. "41 ltn .-. 710 W It. 001~, l•ta •f natural wood.'*-111-MU. ......, ..... Ull Ollermlf\O l •1t1 lwl11 -1 * ~ • p • 00 • ~ (J..) ~ • >< (J..) • ~ . , __ ... •fin Iii •pen' 1ivl not hlsh In priee; reuon- 1bi. cot\: cla .. lfled •d~l1ln1. ........... I Ir. t k --- - ----"°"'9, rv .U ..-.., ••• l jlf'ld•tlc. Ltt llr,4/j!!a;lflSlmo. HO , .. , Apt.' Condo ....,.INI .,..,..,, .... • tto 111t. ll "" °'''· dW1_lrtdry ''"· ,..,. .... VIII llWI..... natcllno Mme, NfYlfMI/ • WI ... Ml A3t 17Ml11 lln*•. ..,.., Moo._,....,.. Or•no• Cout OAILY PILOT/Monday, March 21. 1913 * Cl J E Paris resid ents a nd tourists line up at money exchange counter in wrangle over threatened franc devaluation. Monetary system realigned W est Germany mark upped ; Fren ch franc devalued BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) - European finance ministers agreed today on a broad realignment of their currencies, including a 5.5 percent upward revaluation of the West German mark and a 2 .5 percent devaluation of the French franc. "This will enhance the credibility of the European Monetary System," said West German Finance Minister Gerhard Stoltenberg, who announced the agreement. The system was thrown into the worst crisl.s of its four-year history over the weekend when the ministers failed to agree on realigning their currencies, a move needed to end waves of speculation on the currency markets, which i n turn aggravated the world recession. France at one point threatened to pull out of the system, which could have made matters even worse for its trading partners, including the United States, because it would have Jed to additional French trade l>aniers to U.S. and other exports. After the Europeans failed to reach agreement over the weekend, their eight currencies were allowed to float free of mandatory central bank controla when the money markets opened today. There was some confusion on the markets but very little trading. Otto Poehl, president of West Germany's central bank, said that marketa could return to normal following the reallgnment agreement. One U.S. dollar bought 7.17 francs today in Paris; at close of trading Friday. the quote was 6 925 francs to the dollar. The strong West Gennan mark !JOQred today to a record 2.9925 French francs from Friday's fixing at 2.8985. In today's trading the mark was at 2.3975 to the U.S . dollar. France had been refusmg the other countries' proposal that It devalue the franc for the third time since the French Sodalis&a came to power 22 months ago. The West Germana were reluctant to raiae the value of the mark because it means the country's exports will be more expensive. All Common Market currencies except the British pound and the Greek drachma are in the svatem. Besides the Gerha rd Stolte nberg French franc and the German mark they are the Dutch guilder. Belgian and Luxembourg francs, lrish pound, Danish kroner and It.al ian lira. A realignment in the system normally affects the U.S. dollar, the British pound, the Japanese yen, and other major currencies There have been s1x preVlous currency reaJignments in the four-year history of the system. But each has come in the calm of a weekend, when exchange markets are closed When the ministers adJOumed yesterday without producing a new exchange-rate formula. they suspended mandatory intervention by central banks that holds rates w1thm fixed limits Throughout the weekend negotiations, France's Delors tried lo force a sharp upward valuation of the West German mark, sources close to the meeung said. For the French, a stronger mark would tend to reduce importa from West Germany, France's main trading partner. ThlS would help France combat its growing foreign trade deficit, now estimated at $13.6 billion. France was pictured by aources at the conference as willing to accept a alight devaluation of the franc. but a major drop ln value was seen as a major political Jacq ues Oelors embarrassment for France's Socialist President Francois Mitterrand. The franc had been devalued twice since Mitterrand took office in May 1981 and began a program of heavy spending for social services and nationalization of banks and mdustries The present monetary crisis stemmed largely from the sagging of the French franc. Delon; was summoned back to Pans yesterday where rumors of an imminent reshuffle of the French government were rife Foreign Trade Minister Michel Jobert announced his resignation. But it appeared no more announcements would be made until at least Wednesday, when Mitterrand scheduled a major s peech. The finance ministers' gathering overshadowed a regular. two-day sunurut of the 10-nation Common Marke t. Among the heads of the at.ate expected to attend the summit later today are British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl and Mitterrand. On the agenda of the summit. held three times a year, are the iss ues of unemployment, relations with the United States, the possible inclusion of Spain and Portugal in the Common Market 'Cancer control in sight' Ad vances in treatment cited b y ch ief of so ciety SAN DIEGO (AP) -The president of the American Cancer Society, who recently faced cancer penonally, says dramatic p~ la bei.na made againlt the di8eue and "our goal of cancer rontrol ia within our sight." ''In fact." Dr. Wlllia J . Taylor uld yesterday, "there are some experts who feel this can be accomplished by \he tum of the century." Taylor, of the University of Washington Medk:a.l School, atresled that control means not total elimlnatlon of cahcer but lta "aucceaaful man..aemcmt.'' He said the last 2~ years have ''seen remarkable advance9 ln di~ and treatment of ~r. In retearch atmed at ldentUying the baaic ca\lMI of cancer and ln canc.r prevention. AA a practicing can~r physician, I've really seen a complete w.rnarou:nd In what we are able to do foc cancer padenta. 0 We ln \ho ~r community are lncreutnaly opUmllt.tc becau. OW\Y of UI thJnk our pl ot 'Happy Hour' a gas lCL P ASO, 'hXM (AP) -A tervke 11.ation ln thla border d ty hM lta own ''lfAooy Hout Spedal.'' but OM f« l:MDline t.nMed ol ~ The S.lJ Thunderbird StatJon, near the Unlvend&y ol T.xu-&J Puo, took a cue l rorn netahbottna cantlua that off• c118count dr1nkl d\.111.ni la~ bows Ind belan war.inl down lta prk9 by 2 cenca • pl1oft Wtf"1 Tullday and Ttumday bttwten a MCI e p.m. . , " JJuillnillil la bOOn\l.ni. an a~t IUO.. I cancer conlr\,l is within our a1ght" Taylor cited his own encounter with cancer a year ago, saying. "l was lucky. I had a very early cancer that was amenable to definitive treatment. ,.. far as rm concerned. rm a winner." One major reason more "winnera" are aurvlvbl8 the ~. he said, is that more and more cancers are beina d.llcovered early, when treatment la rnoet effecti\te. Dlllsnoetic technJquea and patient education are Improving conatanUy. The standard treatments of chemotherapy, surgery and radiation are all being refined and made ~ effective, while experimental tht>rapi• are belna developed, lncludfnl the w.e of hNt to attack tumors. He said at lout 14 type1 of ~ are noV.- cunid, u detennined by five-year survival af'* dJ~ ln th• majol'1ty of cu.. AM:. he Mkl, ''Overall. we can now cure abol\lt half of au cancer patlenc.. •· On the neptive aide, Taylor u.ld, ·~tte amoklna conUn uet to have a chlllif\I effect Gt' overall cancer t\ati1llaa for malee and fema.141 alik•." And al\houlh mm are ll'nOklnl 1-and thqr lUJ'\I cancer raw are falllna, women a.re~ mote and men. ••u women conUoue to~• they do." i. .aid. "female tuna canoer deathl wW au"IMllt &boet trtm bnelt canoer dwi.nl the next UV. • fiX.lr ~ and t1.m1 Cl&DClll .. war tMri baone °" ..,,,,. cu. of cancer ct.eth amG111J wcaen • -.u "'*'-~ 'T'tylna to .. t ~ to asw up Uii hiibl\; ~ ,akl, "hM wmed out '° bl OM ol ..,. "'°'' difflc\,ft ~ U\ cencer control." NYSE C~OMPOSITE TRAN ACTIONS OllOU.TIOIO lll(LllDI UADUOW , ............. , ......... ,.,IC, .... 100011, OIUOIT 1110 c111c11111U1 tfO .. 1•c11a11eu IUIO •lll'CMIUO l'I' YH• MA\OA•O l llHllllf • Dow Jones Final UP 7.55 CLOllNQ 1, 128.21 Tax savings considered , for new home buyers By Tile Auoclated Presa WASHING TON -Congrem LI oonaiderlng a halt dozen bill• that would let Americana aet up tax-deferred aavtnp accounts to buy homes. Details of the mea1ure1 vary, but moat are patterned after the popular individual retirement aocounta -better known• IRAI. Republican Sen. John Tower of Texas LI among thoee who have offered propON.)s, and becawie of hia poaitlon as chairman ol the Senate houaing subcommittee, Tower's bill I.a certain to get a lot of attention. To"'er'a venlon would hAve little advene impact on federal tax collections -and thu. the deficit - becau.e It would not allow the aame penon to have both an IRA and a tax-deferred mortgage savings account. Some of the other bllla contain no •uch prohibition and are almoat certain to draw adminl.atration opposition becawie of their potential advene im~ on \he Treasury. Tower 1 bill would allow people with IRAs to either leave the money in them until retirement or draw lt out without penalty to pay for a home - either for a down payment or to make advance paymenta on an existing ~e to eave interest. Canadian banks troubled TORONTO -Canadian bank.a are •tarting to receive lntel'etlt income on last year's problem loans, a trend that could cau.e profits to eoar and put lending institutions in an unwelcome political apotlight again. Althouah bank offldala &.fe hesitant to give ltgures on the potential recaptutt of interest lnoome, analysts h.ave begun to calculate what troubled companies owe the banKs. For the five major Canadian banka. it waa about $700 million in 1982 and could total another $750 miWon this year, aaid Robin Cornwell, an analyst at McCarthy Securities Ltd. of Toronto. Thoee figures a.re up aubetantially from the 1981 level of $230 million. 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