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7 Missionari~
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• 7 MUioMrie• Slaln '-----------! Two Victims
I ; Of Thefts
! Aid Arrests
' i Two N"POrt Beach retldenta
who found themselves victimized
by bur8)..-a over the weekend,
' captured three suspects who re-
. main in custody today, police re·
ported.
Investllators said the first at· rest occurred Saturday when a
Balboa Peninsula resident d~
tained Alan Wolfe, 22, a transient
from New Jersey. for allef(edly
stealing and selUni his cornet.
The *5()0 musical iriitnlment
usertedly was sold to a Balboa
Island music store tor $tO by
Wolfe. The 'fictim who located
Wolle, an acquairiunce, detained
him unW police arrived.
The Heond incident occurred
urly ~ mornine •hen. a
central Nftpol'l man awoke to
f1rid twointiudera in bil home.
The man told police be cbMed
th• two men from hia home unw
he caupt them near the mtenec·
tlon of ~ Street arid B81boa
BcMdev&rd where he lleld them fwpoUce.
Booked on a cbar1e of burJ}ary
were James and Anthony Bluarr~. tranalenta from
MuaaehilletU, J>OllCe said.
SAUSBURY. Rhodesia (AP>
-Black guerrillas murdered
seven white Roman Catholic mis·
sionaries, four of lhem nuns, in an
attack Sunday night on a mission
36 miles north of Salisbury, a
church spokesman said today.
The vicijms included three
Britons, three West Germans and
an Irishman rounded up and shot
at the church's Musami mission,
the spokesman said.
Pope Paul VI expressed •'pro·
found grief" at the killings. A tele·
cram of condolence sent in hill
beball by Vatican Secretary of
State Jean Cardinal Villot to
Archbishop Patrick Chakaipa of
Sali&bwy s.Ud the Pope "de·
oquoces this deplorable act of
violence perpetrated against
seven metseager• of Christ's
love.~"
Cbataipa, Rhodesia's first
black CathoUc archbishop, said
those responsible for the killings
"mate a mockery of whatever
good ideals they claim to serve.''
Two Jesuit priesta, a Jesuit lay
brothtr and four Dominican nuns
wer4 slain and afourth Jesuit was
wounded, but not serioualy, the
churcb1poltesmao said.
Twoottbe priests and ooeoftbe
nuns were British, the other three
nuns were Germans an~ the
Je..uit brother wu Irish, cburch
officials reported.
Tbe mission staff alao included
another white brother and
another white nun. The
spokesman said it was not known where they were at the tlmeolthe
attack. but they were tboupt to
beaafe.
Tbe lltlack wu tM most serious
againlt the missionary communl·
ty during the four-year guerrilla
war to end white rule in Rbodesla.
On Deo. 5, a lone guerrilla killed a
retired Catholic bishop, a priest
and a mm after stoppiJ\C their car
in western Rhodesia and demand· iila money. Another DUD WU <See llAS&\.CSE, Pace Al) , .,
Newport Beach motorcycle officer John
O'Connor, 25, was hurt Sunday ~ernoon
wb911 his motorcycle tangled with a car
driv~ by Kelli Regan, 20, of 1300 Adams
Ave., Costa Mesa. Police said the ac~ident
occurred near 28th Street on Newport
Boulevard. O'Coitnor was treated for cuts
and bruises at Hoag Memorial Hospital
. ·, :F.seape Country I
after performances ln the
'l'rabuco Canyon auditorium.
lacl~enta have btcluded the
,fatal al*bbing ~ c patron whO
' tried to bait a fl1tit tb•t broke out
durina ••tandlftl room only rock
COMert at l!acape Country.
DepUtifJll said tbe lleart of the
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Carter Picks
Old Friend
To Head CIA
Incident
First in
Nation?
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Federal agents have raided an
Irvine Industrial Comple~
laboratory linked to East Coast
organized crime drug traffic and
believed to be the first illicit
heroin factory uncovered in this
country.
Agents said they confiscated a
small amount of heroin at
Pearson Laba, 1810 Carnegie St ..
Santa Ana, Saturday but a
spokesman from the Drug Eh·
forcement Administra,tloo ex ..
plained today the firm bad not
yet begun full-scale production of
the lllegal drug.
However, the lab is capable of
producing more than $2 million
worth of heroin each mon~
agents said.
The president of the company;
Bernard Berman, 52, of Santa•
Ana, was arrested at the lab dur-
ing the raid and charged with
conspiracy to manufactur~
heroin.
Also arrested was Joseph
Paladino, 53, who wu picked~
at his New Jersey Home.
Paladino is believed to be th
financier of the Santa Ana opera·
lion. •
According to the DE.t\
spokesman, the new laboratory.
which opened in November, was
licensed to manufacture
paragoric arid morphine sulfate,
both legal opt ate products. However, agents say tne com•
pany could also produce heroin,•
which has been banned b~
feet er al law tn the U.S. lor 50
years. Since that ban took effect~·
the federal government bas nevel"' <See HEROIN, Pa,e Al)
Weather
Fair iom.bt with some
variable hl1b clouds. J.rl.
creuma clCl'adlneaa Tues-
day. Lowa tGollht 44 to 41.
Righi Tuaday 68 to '13.
INliDE T8D4 Y
TM #dUn-~ o/ laft 11.at
tlJot '"'* JJ,000 lioa -jn. jvr;d 151/00 ._. GUatctfMlla ~
chongtd Uwt, )tom., ond
•c~ "' rwcOJMtrucCfon. s,.,..,.,. Bl.
PITTSBURGH (AP) -
Natural au distrtbuton may re-
ap up to 100 percent i1'creaaea 1D
f&wt-quarter profita beeau.se ot Ul1s winter's bitter cold, say utill-
tJ ollicia)s and investment
analysts.
Bu\ they say a call to arms by
outraeed consumen would be
premature beca1.lae the protlt
1>W1e 1-likely to dllappear amlcl
abort.ages later in tbe year.
.. Profits will be
aatrooomlcal." said a
, Rainfall Due?'
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Sl,ight Drought Rel~/ Seen
By The Auoclated Prea
spokesman for the Butralo, N.Y.·
baMd Nadooal l'lMl o .. Com·
P•DY' wblch Hr¥H 185,000 customers in ~ylvula, Mtw
York and Ohio ... But the mall\ re-
ason for that ia because we're
selllna most of our au in the ftnt quarter."
Fotter Corwith •• natural IU
apeelall1t for Standard and
Po.,l''a tnvestment aentce. aal4
be expeets some companle. to re-
port first-quarter profit ln-
creues ot 100 percent over lUl
year.
The expected profits have
some company officials con-
cerned abwt a )>OteDUal public
Some precious rain may fall on Northern
California by Tuesday, thanks to a shift in the high
pressure sys tem which has been blocking ap-
proaching Pacific storms, the National Weather
Service s,aid today.
· relatloas problem lf consumers
' think they were 1ouaed in a thne
ol naUoaal hardship.
Interior Secretaf1 Cecil AJ:t.
dnd says be will have a 'p.re-
The high pressure is moving slowly eastward,
permitting a weak frontal syst'em to move onshore
tonight and Tuesday before dissipating, forecasters
said.
I ~ little rain also could fall in the San Joaquin
Valley and adjacent Sierra Nevada on Tuesday-but
it won't ease the long drought much.
A chance of rain is forecast as far south as Fresno
and Yosemite National Park late Tuesday.
What Do Yoo Do?
Federal Employes
To 'Justify' Job
1 WASHINGTON CAP) -If the
i rest of the Carter adminJstraUon
I follows the lead of Agriculture
Secretary Bob Bergland, every
' federal employe will be asked to
1 justifyhiswork.
"Everybody in this place will
be asked: What do you do and
why? That will produce some
very interes ting res ults,"
Bergland said.
The interviews of each
I Agriculture Department employe
·will begin in March as a first step Vi developing the agency's
1'978·19'79 fiscal year budget,
'Berglandsaidinaninterview.
I "It'$ part of the President's 1 dverall uro-based budget and
management concept which I un·
deratand and endorse en-
thusiutically," be added.
Bergland, a Minnesota farmer
and former congressman,
worked for the Agriculture
Qepartment during the Lyndon B.
.;Johnson administration in the
mid-19605.
'•Management is my forte.
Tbat's where I've spent my life,
I
I '1td I know something about some
of the dark corridors of this in-
stitution." Bergland said.
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.. •'No one will be abtt to take me
for granted on anything, which
means that nothing here will be
s acrosanct or immune from close
scrutiny," he added.
Bergland said the hi1hest-paid ·
bureaucrats in USDA down to the
lowes t-salaried clerks and
messengers will be questioned
about their work.
"That is something which has
never been done and it's going to
be resisted, I suspect, by many
who have never been required to
submit to this so1)'t of interview,'•
Bergladd said.
The interviews will be conduct-
ed by supervisors who then will be
questioned by their overseers
"and I'll interview tbe
supervisors who supervised the
supervisors," Bergland said.
The interviews will be used to
help make decisions OD lJSDA
proarams. U an employe•s ·work
"can't be justified, we won't do
it," Berglandsaid .
MIDWEST, EA8T
DIGGING OUT, A4
liminary report this week on
whether natural gas companies
are deliberat.dy withholding sup-
plies.
It it appears that gu producers
are artificially creating the
shortage t.o drive up prices, a
widespread probe will be
launched, Andrus said.
The preliminary investigation
was instigated by Sen. Howard
Metzenbaum (D-Ohio),
representing one of the states
most severely' affected by the
winter shortage of gas.
Andrus told questioners on the
CBS program "Face the Nation"
Sunday that be was not yet able
to comment on whether the
shortage was deliberately creat-
ed, u Metzeobau.m and others
~barged.
But the former Idaho aovemor
said be did not foresee a quick
solution to the gas crisis and pre-
dicted that Americans will face
hi1her energy prices and more
stringent conservation measures
in the future.
Pennsylvanha Gov. Milton
Shapp crltiched gas producers,
saymg be believes they are uaing
the bitter cold as an excuse to
"blackjack" the public into pay.
inl higher prices.
H.A. Oltutt, treasurer for
fourth-ranked Consolidated
NaturaJ Gas Co. in PittaburCfl,
said his fmn la pulli"11as out qf
stora1e that normally would not
have a.e.i used unW Karch.
••Scire, we're selling more 1as
now, and we're goin1 t.o make
profits on it, but unless we can
find additional supplies for the
Jast three quarters we're going to
be loablg then," he s~d.
These development& have not
been lost on investors. Prices for
natural gas stocka began a
steady rise when it became ap-
parent the unusually cold winter
would mean increased gas sales
and profits.
MASSACRE
wounded but escaped by pretend·
ina to have been lcilled.
Tbe Roman Catholic Church
has been a hequent. critic of
Prime Minister Ian Smith's
white-minority eovemment. and
bu accused the security fora. of
atrocities qainJt black guer-
For example, while Standard
and Poor's Index, which
measures the activity of SOO
stocks, cb.anfed little from Dec. 1
to Jan. 216, the index for natural " I•• dlltributors• stocks Jumped from T1.28to1T.U.
1 J'Ulutakenprisoner. .
, Bl1hop Chakaipa said thole
kllled at Musami were "friends
and servanta ot the African peo-ple.
"A blow bas been struck not on:
ly against the mlsalonarles but
allO aaatnst the suffering and
needy African people," be said.
\ "Iconclemnumevil •• actjustas
1 the Catholic bishops have re-
peatecQ:y candemned all violent
tion aeamst the innocent in the
ne ot the atruHle now beinC
1ed in this country.·•
1 Tbe Musami mJsslon ii located '1 the sprawling Man1wende
\ribal area, Joni a center of guer.
.Wa activlt .
DAILY PILOT
,..,.... Pllfle AJ
CIA •••
Carter's ftnt choice to head the
CIA, Theodore Sorensen.
withdrew Jan. 17 in tbe face ot
stiff Senate opposition.
Others who had been ntmed as
poaslble nollliMel Included BW
D. Moyers. former t.op aide to
Lyndon /obnson. and H. l'lnno
Kllocbe, actln& dlrec:k>r ol the
CIA.
Carter told reporters a wtet
810 tbat be WU ~lderlag "lilt
or 11ven" penons for the~ He
aafd JCDocbeia •'vet7 com~"
and added: '1.'m not iol.nl to ru.b lnto it. ...
B• 11kl he wanted to name '°" meop outaJ&t the baterucenee
communit)'. ~.SS. la vtllt·
1q 1D tbe WuldnltOb ....a. Bell
th• com.minder ol NATO forces 1D Soutbem Europe. . .
The admlral la a IQraier pnat.
delit ot the Naval War Coll•
aild coauni:Dder of tba secilad J'leet. Bii naval caner bl b"em:l • pnmartlJ Olll 611tro,.n.
'A Rbodea ldlolar. he W• an
aid• to tM MCl'tW'Y ., '".N•'YJ'
tiOm 1189 .o· J*70 ind cUreetid UM ·~ .naljila 4.1,,tlfGila Ul tM Olftceottbe chW ~na .a ...-a·
t1on1 Wen l(»lnc to tbi wu col·
l•I•· , • '
But Corwith said uUllty stocks
may have peaked because in·
vestors are already looklnl
ahead to what will probably be a
more normal winter next year.
"This is a one-time spurt. It's
not the type of growth that can be
sustained," be said.
P,.._PaeeAJ .
MELEE •••
disturbance Sunday appeared to
be centered around a cale at
Cook's Corners where nearly 300
persons, many of them
motoreyclia~t . jeered offtcera
dl1patthed to mit scene.
Three Ole,al Mexican aliens
were found bidiq in the back of a
'tan parked near tbat loeatloa,
deputies aald. 'l'beY said the trio
will be turned over to immtara·
Uon offtcials.
FBl :Adpiib Probe
LOS ANGELES <AP> -The FBI bu actnowl4dced u ln-
ve1Uaatec1 women'• llbenUon
'10\Ull for at 1ult tour )'9an. us-ina a netwol'k ol inf ormant.s
c~-from amona th• poups' members, the Loa An1eln Times sa)'a. .
W AlfllNGTON CAP> -
National W•ather Servlc
warned today tbat a audde
break ln the severe 'Wint
weal.Mr ln tbe next month or t
could trlc(er fioodin1 Jn ePtarn portlClln of the nation. Robert )(. Wblte, ad-
Dll•l•trator of the weat.ber. aemff, &akt that the._dan .....
the •uJtOf \ht heavy~ Ol 1
riffn and lat• and tblck anow • cover in some areas.
A sudden thaw 'WOUid triuer
large runotrs of water, wbile the
· · ice in the rivers could conaest in-
to dams backinf up the water.
The Weather Service idenUfied
as areu with the hlebest Oood p0~t1alp~ buin that dra!Uin·
to Lake J!Jie and Lake Ontario;
the area served by tributarl• of
the Ohio River in western New
'York, western Penbsylvani. end
West Virginia, and· communitles
on the mainstream of the Obio
south toCtnclnnatl.
Identified as ·areas with ~
moderate potential of (lood
dancer were central and eat'ern
PeDJllyJvania.and New ,York, all
pf N'ew Jeraey, western
M ryland and the Ohio River
drainage areas of Indiana and D· ~· iJ too ~arl)l. to predict if
flooding wjJl oc ... r. but comlbOn
senae dictates that the public be
kept aware of the problem on a
continuing basis,'' White said.
o.11, f'fll4 sYtt .._.. "Of course, a more gradual
thaw would minimize the pro·
blem,''headded. Bop Frogs
A helicopter gives a boost to two Naval "frogmen" tak-
. ing part in a demonstration Sunday at the Dana Harbor
Festival of the Whales. The divers, all members of the
Underwater Demolition Team, demonstrated how they
conduct airborne drops and recoveries from the big
chopper.
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HEROIN •••
uncovered a laboratory where ll·
legal heroin was being produced.
Rose Crop Reduced
_By Florida Freeze
Up unW now, all heroin was
believed to be produced in
foreign countrie s -mostly
France, Mexico and the Far East
-and later smuggled into the
United States.
Affidavits filed in U.S. DlStrict
Court last week by the federal
eovemment state that Berman,
Paladino and another man still
not identified began setting up
the lab in the industrial comolex under the guise of a regular
pharmaceutical company.
By The A.uoclated Press
H you 're thinking of sending
your true love or relatives a
doien, long·ttemmed red roses
for Valentine'• Day next week,
think twice about it.
The tradlt!onally romantic
Clowen-never in abundant sup-
ply in Februaey -are scarcer
and more expensive than ever
this year in many parts of the
country because of the cold wave
that bas snarled industry,
aariculture and everyday life tor
mUllons.
The Society of American
Florists says that the freue in
Florida, the lack ot sunshine and
the shortage of natural gas to
beat greenhouses has limited
stocks ol several·other blossoms,
including pompous and baby's
breath, used in bouquets.
The l'Olel you do find may cost
you dearly.
At Jay's F1owen'in New York
City, long-stemmed red roses
will cost $2.SO eacb tbls year -S30 a dozen. The same flowers
lut year cost $2 apiece.
Another New York florist, ex-
plainine that the term long.
stemmed is used for'flowers with
stem• ranlfne from 20 t.o 32 in·
Soriet Union
launches Tuo
Men in Space
r.hes, said a dozen red roses will
run anywhere from $24 to $36, up
15 to 20 percent from last year.
The florists' group said its
members aren't even pushing
roses this year. Instead, they are
tellipg customers to sUckl to spr-
ing llowers such as tulips or daf-
fodils, or .setUe for a mix~ bOu-
quet. There is a fair supply of
small roses, but red blossoms
may be scarce. •
Carnatlona -grown in
Colorado where ski resort
operators are bemoaning the
lack of snow -are abundant this
year, but lC you live in the East,
you'll pay more because of ship·
ping cost.a.
A 1pokesman for the Oprista'
group said he bad "no way of
knowing" exactly how high
prices would be. The supply
situation for any particular loca·
tion also is uncertain. Many
airlines are refusing to llhip
perishable g~s such as flowers
for fear of J,eing stranded at
snowbound airports.
.-..A.we
Common Cause founder
John Gardner says he'll step
do\Vll from his potJltlon as
chairman of the ~itlzens•
poJIUcal action ·1roup he
fouoded in 1970. but will
keep his post 'On the or-
garuzatlon's boal'd until the
end of hJs preser.tt term.
They allegedly spent about
$30,QOO on lab supplies and equip-
mentJ.. ~affidavits revealed. In uecember, say agents, tne
comp1lny ordered 21 kilos of
opium, which could have been
converted to five pounds of )>ure
heroin . The opium was
purchased from an East Coast
pharmaceutical supply com-
pany, agents said.
When agents entered the lab
Saturday, employes were al-
legedly in the process of convert-
ing that first batch or powdered
opium, agents said.
According to the affidavits, the
heroin to be produced by the
company would have been dis·
tributed as French heroin by
Eut Coast organized crime drug
outlets.
Berman, a convicted felon,
was ermed with several knives
, when arrested, agents said. A
search atllis Santa Ana home re-
vealed numerous· pistols and
rifles and a collection of German
army and Nazl Party
paraphernalia, the spokesman
said.
GanJhi Aides
Eye Strategy
NEW DELHI, India (AP) -
Disheartened political aides of
Prime Minl.ater Indira Gandhi
debated campaien strateu to-
day after her opponenta outdrew
her two to one in weekend rallles
.in New J¥b!. Workers for Mrs. Gandhl•as eon,,... party ~mbled ~
dall1 crowd ot well·Tt'lsbera and
PQllllcal bopeful1 al the prirDf!
mlnlat.r'a r•ldence. But U..S
crowd was no comfort to tbepu-
ty leaden meetln& 'prlvatelf fer a new &11e111Mnt of prospects
for ti.le parllamentar7 eleciloalJ
nextmonth .•
Nearly 3IO,OOO penons = the J>•llhl falrlJ'OUndt
and wildly cheered ~ caUa for Mn. Gandhi• ~
and an end to her 19-montb ._.
of emerc~1 wUh lt11ua~
of democraUc procedurea. aill rl&hl..
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SAIJSB~Y, llbodeala (AP)
-'Seven white Roman Ca\bollc
ml11lonarlea, lncludtna four nuns, were llbed up and 16ot in a
,uerrilla attack that 1&unned
CbrlaUan church 1roup1 in
Rhodesia and brou&bt an ex·
pHHlbn of .. profound grief"
from Pope Paul VI.
Offtciab Hid lt WU tbe wont
group ldlling ol whites in four
years ol war by black guenillu
aeatnat RbOdelia'• white 1overn· meat. ™ one survivor of tbe ahoot·
int taid three German
Domln1can nuns, an En1Uab
Domlaican nun, two Jesuit ml.a·
1ionariea from Germany and a
Jar brother from Ireland were
executed inside tbe compound of
their million aebool north of
Sallabury CID Sunday nlsbt by
guerrillal wbo argued about wbo
would do the sbootlng.
"They did no& say one word
abou& why they were doing this to
ua, •• said Father Dunstant
Myencougb, an Enalish Jesuit
who aald be threw himself to tbe
1round when the guerrlllas
opened fire. "When one of the li.&-
ten asked what they wanted. one
them said. •we want our COUil· try.' ..
Rhodesian police said they eol·
lected lll empty cartridges fton>
Soviet-made machine guns at the
sbo0Un1 scene, the Catholic
Maaumi million in luab, billy
country 31 miles nortbeaat ol tbe
Rhodesian capit.i.
A telegram sent by the V aUcan
to black Archbishop Patrick
Cha.kaJpa ol Salisbury Hid Pepe
Paul "prays for peace and
juatlee to be re-ettablilbed in all
te1lon1 afflicted by these
atrocious crimes."
Archbishop Cbakaipa called
the guerrilla attack an "evil act"
which made a ••mockery of wbate~er 1ood ideals they claim
tosen'e."
Father Myencoueh said 12
1uerrillu gathered him aod the
seven others on a sandy road nm-
ninl throuJh the mission com-
pound. then seemed to argue
·about wt»sbould kW.them. ..One came fOl'Ward and then
withdrew. Then another dld tbe
same. Eventu~ly three-came
forward and the othen ran off.
Federal -Agents Bust Heroin
Carter Oassaate
Admiral Named
To Head CIA
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NAMED CIA CHIEf
Carter a.um.. Tum«
Mesa Council
To Consider
Water Report
Costa Mesa City Council IMID·
ben will ~v• a controvwalaJ
water 1tud)' report tool1ht that
recommends merlin& tbe in·
dependent Colta Mesa Coumy
Water Dlst.rict into the city as a
department
And, while the couacll is ex·
pected to accept the recommen-
dation for the merrer. it pro-
bably will not act on that recom-
mendation ton.lpt.
Jn other bualneu tonlibt. tbe
council will hear an appeal to a
decision denytna a masHU1e permitfor a Loi Aqeles woman.
Coundlmen alJo will hear a re-
quest from former councilman
WU1ard Jordan to help the Boys' .
Clu1> ot the Harbor Area locate a
alte on tbe ctty'a west aide for the
relocaUon ol the club's central
·branch.
The meetlnl. which be&lna at
6:30 p.m .. will be held In council
chamben at 77 Fair Drive.
Embezzling Count
V1SAUA <AP> -The former executive d1redor of the 'l'ulare
County Society for Crippled
CbJldrm; Cbriatopher Fuo, at.
hu .,_ cbarled wfth embeul·
iD1 men than 95.000 from t.be charity ll'OQp.
WASHINGTON <AP> -Adm.
Stansfield Turner, a Naval
Academy classmate of Presiden~
Carter, will be nominated to head
the Central Intelligence Agency.
the White House announced to-
day.
Turner, S3, is commander·in·
chief of U.S. forces in southern
Europe.
Asked why Carter chose
Turner, White House press
secretary Jody Powell said, "The
major reason is his <Carter's>
feeling this is a person who has his
complete trust."
Theodore Sorensen, Carter's
first choice for the spy post,
withdrew bis nomination last
month in the face of Senate op
positlloo.
Carter wormed the Cabinet
abeut bis aeledioa this mofning,
sayial he.never knew Turner as a
midshipman, White House
spokall)an Rex Gran um said.
"He was so far ahead of us that
we never considered him com·
petition or even a peer and I'm not
exaggerating," Granum quoted
Carter as telling the Cabinet. "I
think you'll all be pleased with
Stan Turner. I have never known
a melter military person.''
Granum said Carter described
Turner as •'"a superior No. 1
academic, a superb all-around
·athlete" and a "five-striper," the
top ranktoramldshlpman.
"I think as you meet him you
will find him a military person
who in tbe future could be the next
George Marshall,'' a reference to
the former Army chief-of-staff
who became secretary of State
under President Harry S
Truman, Carter told ttae Cabinet.
Turner and Carter were mem-
bers ol the class of 1947 at An-
na polis, graduating in 1946
because of tbe acceleratail
academic program stemming
from World War II.
BUFFALO SHIPS
SNOW SOUTH \
BUFFALO N.Y . CAP> -Bui·
falo baa decided what to do wtth
some ol the snow that bas nearly
burtedthecity. Thecitylsaending
the white stuff south for the
winter.
M'ucb of the snow belna re-
moved-from Conrail's FronUer
awitchiAg yard is bein& loaded in·
to empty ftei&bt cars.
As traim bead south, the snow
should melt.
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4 ATTORNEY BUSH TOURS CAND OH WHfCH HE EtMSIONS FOUR'.ilfOMES
8-.t HI• PtMa Draw 8rlcktiet• fSrom M"a Verde Homeowneta
Letter Irks Builder
Claims Mesa Verde Residents Distort Troth
By STEVE MITCHELL
Ol"9o.llyl'lletst.tf
Phillip L . Bush is disturbed by a
Mesa Verde Homeowners As·
aociatlon letlel', which he says dis-torts the truth about his plans to
build four homes adjacent to the
driving range at the Mesa Verde
Country Club.
He calls that letter, and another
addressed to country club mem-
bers, "very offensive," and said
the authors are attempting to
make a small building project an
emotional issue among
homeownen in the area.
Bush will appear before Costa
Mesa planning commissioners
Feb. 14 in an attempt to have the
clty 's general plan changed from
coll course to low density residen·
tlal on the 1.2 acre site at the south
end of the golf course.
Mesa V.rde homeowners have
promised to tum out in force that
night to oppose the building pro-
ject.
''The lettel'1 to homeowners say
that my wife and I plan to build on
1olf coune land, and it's Just not
true," Bush said ln an interview
today.
''It's a weed·covered area
between the driving ranfe and
Lanai Drtve," he said. "I ts va·
cant Janel. It 15 not now, never has
been or never will be gQlf course
land."
''It Just happens to be owned by
the Mesa Verde Country Club,"
he said, adding that the parcel he
is purchasing for $105,000' is
separated from the driving range
by a dirt road.
Bush said the letter makes him
appear "to be the blg, bad de-
veloper, and that's not the truth,"
be said. "I'm an attorney and a
memer of the country club. I'm
just interested in building a home
for myself and want to sell a cou-
ple oflota on the hillside."
Bush said association com·
parisons ol bis proposal and one
(See BUILDER, Paae A2)
Newpori's Police
Chief Will Retire
B. James Glavas, Newport
Beach's police chief for the past
15 years, announced his retire-
ment today.
In a letter to City Manager
Robert Wynn, Glavas, who will
be 65 in June said he will retire
Aptil ao.
Tilleves Get Wheels
Officials at University
Oldsmobile, 2850 Harbor Blvd.,
told Coata Mesa police Sunday
someone put a new GMC 'Van on
blocks durine the night, takln&
four wheels and tires. The four
chrome, spoked wheels and Urea
were valued at $700, according to
tbedealer.
Wynn said city Personnel
Director Frank Ivens will meet
with the city's Civil Service
Board tonight to begin "the
mechanics or selecting a suc·
cessor to the chief."
Glavas joined the Newport
Beach police department in Oc·
tober 1961 after leaving the Los
Angeles Police Department
where he served as a captain.
Re spent23 ~ears with the LA.PD.
During Ills career, be bas
served as president of the
Southern Calltornla Juvenile Of.
ficera' Aaaociation, president of
the California State Juvenile Of.
ficera' Association and president
of both the California and
Oranae County Chiefs of Police
Associations.
_J(e alJo aerved as president of
... the California Peace Ofticera
Asaodatioa and ls a member of
the International Alsodation of
Chiefs of Police.
Jn bia l~ to Wynn, Glavu
said "I would like to expr .. my
(8eeGLAVAS. Pace A.2) -
Tbey raised their 1un1
opened ft.re." ..
Another wbJte nun, '14, )\j
been OC'der'ecl out of her room 'ti\
fell wbm a tuerrilla pushed ._,
throup the door. Sbe said be lei
her bebtnd after she told blm sh
had artbrWs and eoUld not mew qulckb'. .. Law I beard tbe •boot.int.'
ahetekl • Fati.er llyencou1b aaid the bl
<8" llA88AC.E, hie A»-
'
lllcident
N . ? at1on •..
81 llllAllY KA YE Clf u. o.lly ...... SC...
Federal a1enta have raided en
Irvine Industrial Comples
laboratory linked to Eut Coast
oraanized crime drua b'afflc and
believed to be the flnt Uliett
heroin factory uncovered in tb1a
country.
A1ents said they confiscated a
small amount of heroin •at
Pearson Labs, 1810 Cameeie st .•
Santa Ana, Saturday but a
spokesman from the Drug En·
forcement Administration ft·
plained today the firm bad not
yet begun full-scale production of
the illegal drug.·
However, the lab is capable of
producing more than S2 mllllon
worth of heroin each montll,,
aaent.s said.
Tbe greaident of the comP81U'.
Bernard Berman, 52. of Santa
Ana, was arrested at the Jab dur-
"ing the raid and charged with
conspiracy to manufacture
heroin.
Also arrested was Joseph
Paladino, 5.1, who was picked up
at his New Jersey Home.
Paladino is believed to be the
financier of the Santa Ana opera-
tion.
According to the DEA
spokesman, the new laboratory,
which opened in November, Wfli&
lic e nsed to manµfacture
paragoric and morphine sulfate,
both legal opiate products. However, agents say tne com·
pany could also produce heroin,
which has been banned by
federal law in the U.S. for SO
yearis. Since that ban took effect,
the federal government has never
uncovered a laboratory wher&-il·
legal heroin was being produced.
Up until now, all heroin was
b,ueved to be produced in
foreign countries -mostly
France, Mexico and the Far E~t
-and later smuggled into tbe
United States. ,
Affidavit.a filed in U.S. Dlstz\ct
Court lut week by the redeial
government state that Berman,
Paladino and another man still•
not identified began setting up
the lab in the industrial comolp
under the guise of a regWfr
pbarrnac~Ucal company.
They alleeedly spent atxuat
$30,00() on lab supplies and equip.
ment, t,be affidavits revealed.
In December, aay agent.a, the
(See HEROIN, Pa1e AJ)
Coast
Weather '\
Fair tonitht with some
•ariable high clouds. ln· •
creulnl cloudiness Tues-t-
day. Lowa tcnl&ht 4' to 47. J
H1&b& Tuesday. to 73. '
INSIDE TODAY
TIN}dlWr ~o/ 14'1 ~ •
lhot took UllOO Uv.1.w Jn. Jurid 15#10 m Guat.,,.. boa •
donged ""'· hom•• .Oftd • tCOflOm¥ In recoutn1etfon. 1
8torp P.'0(1f &.
DAILY Pit.OT
ASHINGTON (AP> -The
Uonal Weather Servlce
•rned today that a •ildden
eak 111 &be H••re Wiater
W•tber tn tbe DUt IDGDth Cir two
.... d tri1ter noodta1 ... tbe
eMtem portion of the nation.
Robert M . White. •d·
mtnlatrator of tbe weatber
service, said that the = la ~ ~el\llt ol the be.:/ f of ~era and lakes ilddt liDOW cover in eome areu. -A sudden thaw would trtuer ...,.,e nmotra ol water, wbile t.be
CALLING IT A CAREER
Nawport'a Chief Gtavu
E'rom PGflf? Al
GLAVAS •••
appreciation for the past 15
ryears in which I have served in
my present capacity. They have
.been enjoyable and personally
satisfying."
. Glavaa bas not said what be
plans to do after his retirement,
but be has indicated that he in·
tends to remain a resident of
Newport Beach.
Wynn said "Chief Glavaa bas
tt!eD an~n. outstanding
police offiter, abet, his will be a
!
. difficult position to fill.
·'He bas a gre at deal of
\ respect from his peers
-, throughout the state," Wynn
added.
\ The city manager will be the
-.. l person who appoints Glavas'
successor.
He explained that the civil
service board will devise the
written test to be given appli-
cants and the board members
will appoint the people who ad·
minister the oral test to appli-
cants who pasa the written test.
The civil service board will
then submit a list to Wynn from
which the appointment will be
made.
Wynn said be could give no
estimation aa lo when a replace·
ment will be named.
Samet Union
Launches Tiro
Men in Space
MOSCOW <AP> -The Soviet Union lam>ched a apace ship with
two men aboard today to con-
tinue experiments with the orbit·
ing apace station Salyut 5, the
Tau news agency announced.
Tass said all systems aboard ·
the Soyuz 241paceabip were tune·
tiOlling normally and the crew, i~entlfied as the commander,
dot. Vlktor Gorbatko. and ftlaht
lbgineer Lt. Col. Yuri Glukov,
lied started carrytng out their
fljght Pl'OKJ'&m. •
..
' ' • • I
DAILY PILOT
. I
lee 1n tbe riven could eongelt ID·
to dams backing up tbe wats~
Tbe Weather Service ldenun.d u areas with \be ldthest flood
potntlal t.be bulD Ulat dralDI tn~
to Lake &le and Lake Ootarloi, the uea served by tributaries or
the Oblo ·River in western New
Yort. west.em Pennsylvania and
Wat \'klini&. and communltles on t.be matnstream of the Obio
~th to ClnciDDati.
ldeoUned u areu with r
mo4erate potential of nooct
dan1e.r were central and eastern
Pei:maylvania and New York. all
of New Jersey, western
.llarylud and the Ohio River
dralnqe areas of Indiana and Jl-
llnoil.
"It ii too early to predict if
flooding will occur, but common
sense dictates that the public be
kept aware of the problem on a
continuing basis." White said. ·~01 course, a more lf'adual
thaw would minimise the pro-blem, ••be added.
F ..... PageAJ
BUILDER •••
by the Boise Cascade Company in
July 1188 ~ inaccurate, sll)'ing
that company proposed to build 91
units on minlmum·alzed Iota.
The firm later withdrew its
plan, prompted in part by
homeowner opposition.
What will be do if the city denies.
hi.a request to chante the eeoeral plan?
"I'm 99 percent sure that, no
matter what the CO\lDcil does, I
will closeeserow," Buah said.
''I have a lot of time and money
invested tn this plan, and If the
property remains for lnstitutiooal
and recreation use, I have been approached by investors who
want to develop it alone those
lines."
Bush would not elaborate, but
hinted that handball courts or
other recreational uses could be
built on the parcel.
"Of course. that's not my first
cbolce." be said.
The attorney listed other al-
1 e g ed discrepancies in the
bomeownerreport. including:
-Lanai Drive will not be ex·
tended. It will be modified to end
ln a cul-de-sac.
-There will be no increased
traffic beeaUM Lanai ia presently
a dead-end street that serves l~
homes. Bush said it will •'serve no
more than 19 bhmes at the end of
construction.''
-Tbe new homes will not infr·
inge on the rtp&a ot homeowners
who bought golf course view
homes, because of the hillside
configuration. Bush said those
bomeowiiera will continue tobave
golf course views.
Busb also discounted reports
,t.bat property values would be
lessened, saying be intends to
build homes on 12,000 square foot
lots, "twice the size of existing bomesiotbearea.
"That's not got.ne to decrease
their value, it's going to enhance
the value," be said.
He also defended the actions of
the old Mesa Verde Country Club
board members wbo approved
the purchaM..veral moot.ht qo.
That sale is currently in escrow.
"There ia no chicanery ln this
thing," beaaJd. "I approacbed the
board with m7 plans and an ap-
praisal and received their ap·
prov al," be said.
"Tbe men on that board are ol
the hilbmtlnlecrity, as fu u I'm
CGDCerned, '' belald.
Brown Tours
Santa Ana
With Police
Go•. EdmuJld Brown Jr.
patrolled the atteeta of Santa
Ana Sa&urdl)' nlsht in a police
car for a ant-bud look at the
department'• proaram whicb bu liven the city the belt crtqie
reductioQ record ot citlea above
100.000populatloo in t1'e U.S.
"I am hDJWaaed with your
dramatic IJMluction ln the city's
crime lfte." Brown told Police
Chief llaymcmd Davia.
Brown. who wu accomPUlled
by bl.I chief aid Gray Davia. dll·
C\llHd the woridntl of the eolD•
muni!t-:r'cer patrol protr .. m · with Davia at a local coffee
shop aadl I a.lft. Sunday.
Under t.be new proeram, tbe
clty in 12 r:nootbl went from f1nt
place In tbo ttate (and tblrd In
the natloD) in rat.a ot crime In·
creue to ftnt place la botb the
at.at.a &ad natloa In rat.a of crtme· decnaM.
Chief Davtl &aid toda)' he WU
pleas•:,~~ aurprlHd at bow Browa ved wttll DO fa.Dian an
abort not.let. and said B~
showed sreat lntereat in pQWq
the 1tate'1 law enforcement
ayatem tocetber. 1
First Come, First Serl'ed
Thirty fOW" peopJe. incl~
three Ille•., M.xtcan Altus
umed wltti ~were.,,..._
Suaday by Oran•• County
SINrift'a otnnn lb scutft• thal
follow.I the cancellation Of an
BleQeQMintry rock COllceft.
Deputies Jailed 29 men Ud ftve
wom• OD charges that lndudecl treap~. drUnt lo public ....
Hult.a oa each other and on police
omeen. failure to dJapene and
loitertq.
Patrol can were out In force as
property owners In Mocljeska,
Trabuoo Pd SiJverado caDJODS called ln to report trespuaen,
many ol them motorcyclists who
carried beer botUes and cam as
they weaved In and out ot &mday trafllc.
Between 8 and 11 this momina, 130 stu-
dents lined up at the UC Irvine housing of-
fice to sitn up for the new student co-op
units now being completed on campus.
There is space for only between 20 and 40
students and the first students to sign up
will have preference. Housing officials ex-
peeled students to keep signing up all day,
mcludinl some requesting summer and
fall housinl. The first spring residents are
due to move in March 25. Each two-
bedroom unit will rent for $200, with four
.students each paying $50 per month.
omcers said most of the trou-ble wu caused by diapuntled
rock fans wbo arrived at Escape
Country for a concert that bad
been canceled eaz:ll•r In the week.
TbeJ said the organizers ol tbe
concert took the decision to
cancel the performance follow-
ing complaints about the rowdi-
ness that bas erupted during and
after performances in &be
TrabueoCanyon auditorium. GllS Distributor$'
Profit Hike Seen
PITTSBURGH (AP) -
Natural 1as distributors may re-ap up to 100 percent Increases in
lint.quarter profits because ol
t.bia winter's bitter cold, say utili-
ty officials and investment
analysts.
But they say a call to arms by
outraeed consumers would be
premature because t.be profit
bulce la likely to disappear amid
shortages later in the year.
"Profits will be
astronomical," said a
spokesman for the Buffalo. N.Y.-.
baaed Nalioaal Fuel Gu Com·
pany, JVhlch serves 685,000
customers in Pennsylvania, New
York and Ohio. "But the main re-
uon for that is because we're
selllng mo1t of our gu In the first
quarter." Foster Corwith. a natural ps
MIDWEST, EAST
DIGGING 0U7. A4
SEATTLE PUSHES
CONSERVATION--A7
specialist for Standard and
Poor's investment service, said
be expects some companies to re·
port first:quarter profit in-
creases of 100 percent over last
year.
The expected profits have
some company officials con-
cerned about a potential public
relations problem if consumers
think they were gouged in a time
of national ha."'1.shlp.
Interior Secretary Cecil An-
drus says be will have a pre·
Umtnary report this week .on
whether natural ~u companies
are deliberately withholding sup.
pt es.
lf lt appeani that gaa producers
are artificially creating the
shortage to drive up prices, a
wides pre ad probe will be
launched. Andrus said.
The preliminary inveatigation
WU lmtiaated by Seu. Boward
Mehfttlbaum (D·Ohlo>.
reprnenttn1 one ol the states
most severely affected by the
winter ~eot cu. . ..
Mesa Holding
Sani.t Anan
After' Crash
A Santa Ana man remained in
Costa Mesa Jall today and a
Redondo Beach woman re·
malned in parded condition al
Mercy General Hospit-1 follow-
ing • beadoQ eolllllon on Bristol
Street. north of tbe San Dieco
Freeway Saturday moraine.
Roberto Serrano Moreno of
Santa Ana is charged with caus·
ine bodilv iniurv while drivine
under the influence of alcohol, of·
ficers said today, adding that no
bail has been set for the 23-year·
old man because Police believe be
is an illegal all en.
Meanwhile, Linda J . Gryback,
29, of Redondo Beach
was· in guarded condiUon at the
Santa Ana hospital. She suffered
deep cuts to her left eye and
forehead and a possible frac-
turedJ)elvis in the accident.
Moreno•• pusenier, Sandra
Barton, 18. also of Santa Ana,
and the driver of the car Miss
Fryback was riding Jn, Jur1en
Baumgart ot Redondo Beach,
were treated for minor injuries
al Mercy General and released.
hospital olficiala said today. <.;osta Mes a traffic in-
veatieatora said they believe
Moreno lost control of his car in
the northbound lanes of Bristol at
about 2 a .m. Saturday. crossing
the center divider and coWdng
with a tree, then swervin1 into the car driven by Baum1art,
striking it bud on.
Schooner Given
Rousing. Seruloff
By ALMON LOCKABEY Olilly,. ........... ....,
Spike Africa ia a veteran
seaman and yacbt skipper on the
West Coast, knoWn to yachtsmen
from San Dle10 to Seattl~ to
Honolulu and TablU.
Spike Africa a1IO 11 the name ol
the latest 1ebooner to hlt the
water in these parts.
Sbe la a Sl·foot topl'l acbooner
dealped and built by veWr'an
yacht skipper and yacht de-
liverer Bob Sloane of Wewport
Beach. She wu launched Sunday
-with 5'1ike Africa's "blealal"
at Blackie'• Boat Yard ln Newport Beach.
The colorful launcbln1 wu wit-
nea1ecl by men than 300 >'~
types -from deckhands to skip-
pers -who drank .. pUDcb" from
the ablp'a aid.ft and were fed
roasted ".!f..:Uced and served at the launc atte.
In addition to the tbronp on
•bore, every schooner In
Newport Harbor was OD band,
loaded to the gunwales with spec·
tatora and friends to wlsb Sloane
a lon1 and succeuf ul career wtth
hit ftew veaatl. St>tke Africa ti not a yacht -u
Spike Africa rensalned 12-year
old Robbie Sloue. IOD of the ownft, wbo 1mubed • macnwn
of cbampqne acroa the bow ol
the ll'aceruJ work bOit. Sloane Hid the acboOrier Will be Uled to trauport c~
1ear (Ol' raclq :racbtlmm to
Kmeo and otbw LoGa d1ltaDce
. race terminations.
From tbe outside Spike Africa
baa the appearance of· a 1racefUI
crulsln1 yacht, but below decks
the major part of the vessel
amidships ii a car10 apace capa-•
ble or bandllnt 31 tom or sails,
din&bles, anchon, auxiliary pro-
pellers and other aear needed by
racing yachtsmen on the long
and sometimes arduous return
from race destinations.
Sloane designed the 'boat
himself -with help in lofting the
linea by Tom Carswell, a
Newport Beach deaiper. Sloane
spent six years in building the
veaa~ b1a own boat yard on
1Bth eo.taK ...
The flDa1 l2 boul'I of the project
WU spent in tranaPOl"tinl the
veuel from the buildinf alte to
Blackie'• Boat Yard, atepplq
the muta and rllstni tt tor eea.
Tbe bOat I• 6! f fft overall len.U.. 15~ feet beam and dil·
places 52 tont wttbout ear•o. It ls
Po•ered by a 6:11 OMCf dleset
eoaine. .
"I have no tall etan,.. HJI
Sloane. "SIM la 1atf·rl11ed 1n tbe
eluate ttyle ol the old coutwt.H
car10 acbooatrl ...
Sloane bu beilft around the
1acbttn1. 1eene for about 25
yurt. lie .. bll ftnt ... d · ...n4"'M:e aboard ttie old 1elilOOIMI' SOuU.wtnd .....,. tklppiai' Bob
Waacb.kelt la ltS2 and latn
••tied abOard aucb famou
Jacbta • the old Kom!qltlr m
ltN·SS. ..
TONIGHT
COSI'A MESA CITY COUNCIL
-Regular meeting. City Hall.
6:30p.m.
COASTLINE CC LECTURES
-"Modem Way to Trade Stock
Options,•• Harbor High cafeteria,
8 p.m. "Commodity Cycles
Workshop,•• Harbor High
cafeteria 7:30p.m.
TUESDAY, FEB. 8
SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB -
Community Recreation Center.
Tues., Wed., Thurs., 12·3 p.m.
NEWPORT-MESA SCHOOL
BOARD -Regular meeting,
Costa Mesa, City Council cham-
bers, 7:30p.m.
COSTA MESA HOUSING AND
COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT COMMmEE
-Regular meeting, City Hall,
fifth floor conference room 7:30
p.m.
"BEHIND THE
HEADUNES" -Dr. G\les T.
Bron lecturer. OCC Fotum,
7:30p.m.
COAS'l'LUJE CC LECTURi -"Investment Alternatives t o
Stocks and Bonds," Unitarian
Church, 1259 Victoria 7 p.m.
E',...PageAJ
MASSACRE
truders ignored black nuns and
staff members at the mission.
"They just seemed interested
in rounding up the Europeans,"
he said.
Incidents have included the fatal stabbing of a .Patron who
tried to halt a fight that broke out
durtnc a ltand.lnl room only rock
concett at Escape Country.
Deputies said the heart of the
disturbance &mday appeared to
be centered uound a cale at
Cook's Corners where neuly 300
persona, many of them
motorcyclists, jeered olttcers
dispatched to the scene.
Thne Wecal Mexican aliens
were found bidlni ln the back ol a
van p..-ted near that locaUon.
deputies aald. They said the trio
wlll be turned over to imml,.._.
lion offlcials.
F,....PageAJ
HEROIN •••
company ordered 21 kilos of
opium, whlcb could have been
converted to five pounds of pure
heroin . The opium was
purchased from an East Coast
pharmaceutical supply com-
pany, agents said.
When agents entered the lab
Saturday, employes were al-
letedlY in the process of convert-ln~ that first batch ot powdered optum, agents said.
According to the affidavits, the
heroin to be produced by the
company would have been dis-
tributed as French heroin by
East Coast organized crime drug
outlets.
Berman, a convicted felon.
was armed with several knives
when arrested, agents said. A
search at bis Santa Ana home re-
vealed numerous pistols and
rifiea and a collection of German
army and Nazi Party
paraphernalia, the spokesman
said.
. Ruling Reversed
CHICAGO (AP> -In a John Potter, police auperinten-turnabout from the late Mayor
dent fOt' the area •. contended the Richard J. Daley's admlniitra-attackers were members of the outlawed Zimbabwe African Na-lion, Chi~ago's political leaders
Uonal Union, a black nationalist have decided not to appeal ~
movement. ••unc:1er the alleged orders to hire and promote ~ce
control or Robert Mugabe .. , , personnel on the basis of racial · and sexual quotas.
Three Burt
In Blast
On Yacht ~
\
AVALON (AP) -Three
passengers were injured and a
22·foot yacht destroyed when the
boat's engine wp started, in ig-
niting fumes released during re·
fueling operations, fire officials
say.
The boat's owner, 32-year-old
Ed Finley or Avalon suffered
fractured ankles and burns in the
explosion Sunday. He was report·
ed in "fairly stable" condition at
Torrance Memorial Hospital,
where be was flown by helicopter
from tbe Calallna Island resort.
Finley's paasenaers-Sldney
Averill, 37, and Mardi Steck, 19,
both or Avalon -were treated
for minor injuries at Avafon
Munidpal Hospital.
Two fire companies quickly
doused the fire, but railed to save
the power craft valued at $10,000.
Pet Poisorwr
Strikes Again
Pet owners in the San Juan
Capistrano area are being urged
to keep an eye on their animals in
the wake or another poisoning in-
cident that claimed the life of a 6-year-olddog.
Deputies said they are
satisfied that either strychnine or
cyanide placed in food was
responsible for the death of
·'Tramp," a mixed German
shepherd owned by Carol Ann
Frazier, 35, ol 33492 Via de Agua.
They 1aid a dog owned by a
neighbor of Mrs. Frazier bu
been fed poisoned food on two OC·
casions and has survived both in·
cidenta after treatment.
Home-built
Ship Wrecked
SAN DIEGO (AP) -" home· made "16th century Spanish
merchant abip .. was capsized by
wind and sank while trying to
enter San Die10 Bay.
Tbe 16 soen ~board the 50-foot.,
tquar•ri&&ed boat were rescued
by a Puaina fiab1nc boat Sunday. The Cout Guard towed the "San·
tan a" to 1bore.
Lynn Merkle built the boat in
lli1 backyard and sailed the
vesael for five years. As soon u it
driea out. be hopes to refloat it.
LOWELL, J"la. (AP) -Pack·
in« two cwia and a roJl of $100
blll.1. convicted killer Richard
Lee Williams broke in to
Florida's pritoo for women to
free hia wife. who wu servtnc a
life term for murder.
"Jt•a the first tiple anybody's
brokell..into e>ne Of our major in-
stitutions -and broken out
s1ain ... said Herbert Kelley, re·
lional priJon s1si4Ull director. Bloodhounds, poltce and a
statewide alert turned up no
trace of the fleeing couple.
The daring escape occurred
Sunday when Williams, who
broke out of another North
Florida prison last month, cut
through two chain link fences at
Florida Con-ectional Institution
to get his wile, Ondine, 32, out of
jail.
"There's no question that be
bad a detailed outline of the in·
stitution and its routine, .. Kelley
said. "He knew where be wu go-
ing, no doubt about that."
In the darkness, Williams. 36,
made his way to the dining room·
kitchen where bis wife worked.
Handing his 117-pound Hon-
duran-born wife one or bis guns,
Williams and his wife held in·
mates arriving for work as
hostages. Befor~ fieeine, they
locked 14 female inmates in a
boiler room and handcuffed two
guards to a pipe.
The hostages said Williams
flashed a wad of money after he
greeted his wife.
"They said it was a eonsidera·
ble amount of $100 billB," Kelley
said.
Williams and his wife were
serving life sentences for the rob·
bery-murder of a Miami Beach
supermarket employe in
January 1975. The store's assis·
tant manager, Richard C
Kosmer, bound and blindfolded,
was shot to death when he stood
up ln a cl'06Sfire between the
Williamses and a police officer.
Williams was critically wounded
in the exchange.
Although it was the police of·
ficer's bullet that killed Kosmer.
the couple were convicted or bis
murder under Florida law hold·
ing them responsible.
Williams and two other
prisoners cut through a fence at
the Lake Buller institution last
month to escape.
School Paper
Kept Home
EUGENE, Ore. <AP>-Of·
ricials at the University or
Oregon changed their minds
about distributing 1,000 copies of
Ute scbool 's newspaper to
parents and hieb school atudents
on "Oreaon Preview Day."
The reason: photos or nude
models in a university art class
appeared in the issue.
The school had ordered 1,000
extra copies of the Friday issue
of the Oregon Daily Emerald for
distribution to parents and hl1b
scbo61 students. It was just coin-
cidence. said Emerald manqer
editor Wally Benson, that the is·
sue included photographs or two
nude models, one a frontal shot of
a man.
._.. . .-. .... ._ .. . .
Got the Beat and Daiacln' Feet
Shirtless Craig Benson, 16, shows he can still get down
even though he's into the 18th hour of a 20-hour dance
marathon held this weekend at Laguna Beach High's
Gym. About 80 student/dancers started churning Friday
evening, and. with the power of two six-foot submarine
sandwiches, many were still moving when the DJ shut
it ~own at 6 p.m. Saturday. No word on how many dan·
cers are limping through the halls today. but the pro-•
ceeds from ticket sales no doubt made a hit with the stu·
dent body's general fund.
.Pupils Set China Trip 'Ihief Doesn't
Have Pr.ayer
. CONCORD, N.H. (AP)
-Whoever stole an Orien-
tal prayer rug valued at
$3,000 from an exhibit at
the New Hampshire His·
torical Society may have
gotten more tban be oc she
bargained for.
Group Youngest Ever Allotved for Visit
DENVER <AP> -Sixteen stu·
dents, ages 11 to 14, are pla.nning
a trip next month that many
adults would envy. They will be
tbe youngest group of Americans
allowed in China since former
President Nixon's 1972 visit
opened travel there.
The 10 boys and six girls, all
sixth to ninth graders at Colorado
Academy, were selected for the
trip oo the basis of essays and
faculty recommendations.
Two groups of high &ehool stu-
dent.a have visited China since
1972 the youngest previous
American visitors.
The Chinese issued visas arter
getting an application stating the
trip would give students "an op-
portunity to examine the Chinese
educational system fir~tband ~t
the same level and learn
firsthand about their culture,"
said William Sims, a Chinese his-
tory instructor at the private
school.
via Canton. The Chinese govern·
ment's national travel service
will provide guides and in-
terpreters.
"We sent tbem a list or things
we would like to see and do, but
that is entirely up to them," said
Sims.
Roger Kirkpatrick, an English
and Spanish teacher at Colorado
Academy, initiated the trip's
plans, and enli~ted the aid or the
National Committee on U.S.·
China Relations and former U.S.
Sen. Hu&h Scott or Pennsylvania.
Scott, a visitor to China as a
member of tbe Senate Foreign
Relations Committee, wrote to
tbe Chinese government's liaison
office in Washington supporting
the visa applications.
All the students are from the
Denver metropolitan area and
each will pay about $2,000.
The students have been ready·
ing tbemselves for weeks and
spent a weekend in a mountain
retreat, boning up on Chinese
political, social and cultural his·
tory. Sims said. They have
learned some common Chinese
words and expressions.
He is one of three adults who
will travel with the students.
They will fly to 'Peking from
Tokyo on March 1 and leave ,.
China from Canton March 18.
'·As to why we got our visas, I
think the nature of the group bad
a lot to do with it," Sims said. "I
think the Chinese expect a fair
amount of favorable response in
this country because of lbe age of
tbe group .• "
Sims said the students are
from what he called the political-
ly conservative Recky Mountain
West. The Chinese, he said,
mlCht consider that important if
they want more formal relations
with the United States and are
concerned about conservative
opposition.
The youths' tour will tal(e them from Peking to Shanghai, Nan.k-
ing and Soochow before they exit
Teacher Hit
By Sex Assault
BAKERSFIELD <AP) -A
young man forced a teacher at
Fremont Elementary School
here to commit an oral sex act
before class, police report.
Walk on the Wild Side
Benji, the pet dog of Ben Skora of Palos Heights, Ill., is
taken for a walk by Skora 's robot, Arok. In addition to
walking' the dog, Arok takes out the garbage and does
other .household chores. ----
John Gregor-ian, a
spokesman for the cor-
poration that owns the 19th
century Kirghiz rug, says
an "awful curse" is cast
upon anyone who steals
s uch a rug.
Gregorian said the rug
was woven by members Of
the fierce K.irtbiz tribe
that roamed central Asia
in the late 1800s. As far as
Moslems are concerned.
he 'said, "You just don't
steal prayer rugs."
\
Market Hit
In $100 Heist
A gunman who used a nylqit ·
stocking to mask bis features
took an estimated $100 Sunday in
the robbery of a Dana Point
market, Orange County Sheriff's
officers said.
Officers said clerk Lance Kim·
berly Turner told them be was
threatened with a double bar-
reled shotgun and ordered to lie
on the floor of the U-To·elQ
mark et at 33501 Del Obispo St.
Officers said Turner described
the gwiman as being of Mexican
ori&in, aged about 38, sporting a
full moustache and wearing a
copper-colored corduroy jacket
and faded green pants.
Trucker Slain
ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo. (AP>
-A truck driver was sbot to de-
ath here by a bystander who
stepped into a discussion about at
minor traffic accident, polite
said. Jerry Chew, 28. of Vernal,
Utah, apparently ·drove his
semitrailer truck through a sto1t
sign Saturday and collided with
an automobile, police said. As
Chew discussed the misha,.
another man approached Chew.
said he was a police officer, drew
a .357 magnum pistol and shot
Chew several times
A department spokesman said
the assailant locked the teacher
in a clusroom and forced her to
disrobe before school opened.
The man fled after robbing the
teacher or $25, orncers added.
\ I ' TALBOTT
Thief Climbs
F o,. Antenna
A thief who ucended Santla.go
Peak and then climbed a 100.foot
television tower left the area
wltb a dish-shaped antenna de-
vice that costs ~ Orange Coun-
ty sheriff's officers aald the theft
was reported by officials of
American TV Relay. They sa14
tbe thief uaeci wire cutters to ~
move the device.
• DepUties were told the antenna was ln.apected alter television
viewers Ln the Saddleback Valley
complained of interference wltb
their reeeption • .
Aiiglen Stranded
.. , •
tm onlynzckwear~csrry
the m::>st, Cop1p1etlz,
ee.lection c£
~aravailable
anywhe.re.a.11
TALBDn ti~ are
• hand.sewn.~ suweywesay,
"simply the v..iorldS
fine.st tie.. ••
I LONDON (AP) -Queen
:gllubetb ll'• Sliver .JubUee bu
opened wltb • ro1al memorial ••rvtce for ber fatbei". PNN
~to ber •year reip and
• newtpaper tempest.IJa.a·teQot o\ter tbe words ot the offtdal
Jubilee hymn.
· · Jt wu a Jow.tey start Sunday
for a year·IOOC celebraUon tbat ''WW reach ita peak in June, tradl· · tlbaally the month for royat
' ftlebratlons •Ince the Enall&h watber ls usually at tta best
tbea. There will be a nationwide cbaJn ot booftres, a thanblivinl
service at St. Paul 'I Cathedral. a
Royal Progress oo the Thamea
ad a parade in London.
The queen and Prince Pbllip,
her husband, leave Wednesday
for the South Pacific, beginning
jubilee visit.a to the members of
the Commonwealth. She al.so will
visit almolt every county in Bri-
tain dl.D'in& the year.
Oil Price lfrged
• NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP)
Other members of tbe Organlza.
tion of Petroleum Exporting
Countries, OPEC, are consider-
ing asking Saudi Arabia and the
United Arab Emirates to Join
them in a uniform 1977 price in-
crease of about 7.S percent
following Saudi Arabia's refusal
( IN SHORT )
to agree to a compromise of 10
percent for the whole year, the
Middle East Economic Survey re-ported today.
OPEC spilt at ita December
pricing meetlne. with Saudi
Arabia and the U.A.E. airffing
to raise crude oil prices 5 percent
on.Jan. 1 while Iran and the 10
other members hiked prices 10
percent and announced they
would go ups percent on July 1.
Trcd11 Criula Prolled
CHICAGO (AP> ..:_ With the
mayor aboard, Investigators led ¥ elevated train through a
!mulated replay of a crash that
Jled 11 persons and found that
e motorman had a clear view
qi a stationary train before he hit a ... National Transportation Safe--tr Board investigators also said a
· Jll'eliminary check of the
· •teckage showed that the rear
' train 's emergency warning
f)'Stem was working when the ac-
adent occurred.
,Slllt4!fBteL• .. elled .
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. ~P > -The Air Force bas re-
Obrtedly launched a military
iatellite said to be carrying ex-
JSerimental devices to counter
tlle threat of Soviet bunter-killer
satellites.
Although the Air Force main-
tained secrecy, thousands of peo-
ple In the Cape Canaveral area ~ saw the brilliant name from a
Titan llIC rocket stre aking
across the sky early Sunday.
Aldo Air .... St•ted
WASHINGTON (AP > -
Secretary or Transportation
!lrock "Adams say1 hie depart-
ment is going to start over in de-
ci d in1 whether to require
airbap in new can.
Adama sald be could not "ra-
tionalize" the decision on airba11
by hl1 predecessor, Wllliam
Coleman. Coleman decided
against requiring the devices,
but he pres1ured a croup of
automakers to install them on an ~perimental ha.ala in a small
percentage of the cars manufac-
tured in 1979 and 1980.
•1&MA..od .........
H\IDdred.a or thouaaMI ot lald otl worten and "noatiodlq0
students beaded back to Jobi and clllMI todq u ~natural Id
crunch eued a bit in the Northeast.
• But tcy tem,peraturet peralsted, threatenln1 __ 1tlll man eoera
curbs, and much of the JSut and Midwett wu fUJl dlutal outfl'Om
tbe huvy anowa of an op~ve winter.
Sva.zEao TEMPESATV•ES were recorded this mombla in Mlnneal>Ol~J Cb1ca10 and ctnclnnatl, and readinH were well below freeliol in Aew York, Boltoo. Wuhlngtoo and Phlladelpb11.
New York State ~1ottated a couple ol deala to brtq aataral cu
in from Canada and Callf ornla, then annou.oced that more tbaAJ.000
industries, abut down when supplies were U1bt, could brtni ill tbelr
200,000 employes today. ............ FOAT GEORGE INLET BEACH, JACKSONVILLE, FLA.,COV!A!D WITH BEACHED WHALES IN ADDITION, about ball a million New Yorlren are ntUJ'll.iu
to the 1u-beated sehoola that were closed by Gov. Huth Carey all More Than 200 Tried to Beach Themaelvea •• VoluntHra Worked to Keep Them Alive. lutweek. ·
200 Whales Beaelted
But cu-heated busineues in Buffalo and some other hard·bit
areas ot the state remained closed.
Buffalo's ban on non-essential driving was still in effect. and the
streets were still given over mosUy to the soo or ao snowplows,
snowblowers, bulldozers. dumptrucb and fJ'ont-end loaden ~
bave beeo..sbovellng away at millions of tool of aoow. 100 Feared Dead in Florida Herd Inm8ion DAVID PIPER, a state engineer on the coordin1Unl team in
Buffalo, said snow is packed so solid that some snowplow blades are
ben~. And none of tbe machines on band can handle the btaaeat. pll~s. • I don't know what you do with a 20·foot drift." Piper said.
MAYPORT, Fla. (AP> -As
many as 100 whales may have
died after beaching themselves
here, and another herd appeared
offshore today, the Florida
Marine Patrol said.
Volunteers worked through the
night under light from portable
generators in attemptln1 to keep
the whales off the beaches.
BY DAYBREAK at least 28 de·
ad whales were counted by ob-
servers, but officials said the
figure was much higher.
Marine Patrol Lt. Glenn
Keefer said that up lo 100 of the
whales have died. "It's difficult
to say exaclly because some
have wubed back out to sea.
Some are on the beach covered
with sand."
"Another herd of about 40 is
milling around close to shore and
looks like it may be about to
beach," Keefer said.
About 100 volunteers bra'ved
cold water and chilly weather to
push the whales back into deep
water.
"Keeping the young calves in
deep water bu been a problem,"
aaid Florida Marine Patrol Sgt.
.J.R. Patrick. "They bear their
mothers call and they come back
to the beach."
THE WHALE invasion began
at daybreak Sunday when at
least 200 of the animals were
stranded on or near the beach
near the mouth of tbe St; Johns
River. The rest of the herd tried
to follow but were run back out.
The Marine Patrol, U.S. Navy
personnel from nearby Mayport
Naval Station and volunteers
gathered quickly. Volunteers
used fire hoses and pumps to
spray the whales to prevent them
from dehydrating.
"A lot of people volunteered to
get out in the water. It's cold
water," a Marine Patrol
spokesman said. The 48-degree
air temperatures were chilly,
too.
Fifteen teen-agers from the
Dupont Jwlior High School in
JacklOflvtlle helped cover some
of the mammall with dampened
'Suicide Bound'
Murder Suspect
Killed in Crash
COVINGTON, La. <AP> -A Texas man accused in a triple
murder shot himself during a highway chase, then plowed bead-on in-
to an oncoming car and died, a St. Tammany Pariah deputy sheriff said today.
The dead man was identified as Edward Arnold. A spokesman for
the sheriff's department said be wu beaded home to kill himself on
his wife's grave when oflicera picked up hia trail.
A NOTE FOUND in Arnold's car after the crash Friday sald he
was returning to Laredo, Tex., to kill himself on bis wife's grave, Sgt.
KeithBruhlsaid. .
"However, the note stated that if he was interrupted during his
return trip, be would then kill himself at the time of interruption,••
sald Bruhl, reading a preparedstatementtrom thesberiff'aoffice.
A coroner's report released today said Arnold shot himself in the
right temple with a .22-callber pistol before hittin1 a car driven by
Huey Powell, 42, of Bo1alusa.
'"TllE IXPAcr actually cauaed bis death," said Sgt. David
Bulloch. "He was still living at the Ume of the ~pact, wblcb was almostaimultaneou.."
Powell and hia wife IJWan, 46, were not aerioualy injured, hospital spokesmen said.
"We're still pictinl broken slau out or our hair," be said. "You
read about this type or thine, butyoudon't expectit to happen to you."
Sberiff George Broom said deputies started chasing Arnold
after naming a cbec!lt on a Tou license on Arnold's car, which was parked outside a clpsed bual.neu.
Arnold bad been charged with three counts or first·degree
murder after the discovery of the bodies of his wire. Yolanda, 43 ; his
mother-in-law, Teresa Carrillo, 63, and bis stepdaughter, Irene, 14.
blankets to protect them from the
sun.
MARY CARROLL, camping
nearby with her husband, a
JacksonvUle fireman, brewed
hot coffee for the volunteers.
June Rogers of Jacksonville
made sandwiches.
Marine officers said an iMer
ear parasite that damages a
whale's sensitive sonar and·
equilibrium faculties could have
caused the whales' behavior.
The same illness was blamed
for masaive beachings of berda or
whales and spinner dolphin at
Sarasota. Fort Myers and Log-
gerhead Key lut summer. About
SO mammals died in those
beachin s.
Singapore
BamFilm
SINGAPORE <AP> -Singapore authorities have
banned the films, "Victory
at Entebbe'' and ''Raid on
Entebbe," an official
spokesman said today.
No reason was given for
the ban on the rums both of
which depict the Israeli
commando raid at an
airport in Uganda last July
to release 100 passen1ers
held hostage by armed
gunmen.
A man was found frozen to death in a snowbank in Niasara
Falls, the 25th weather-related fatality in the Buffalo area ainee a
Jan. 28 blizzard.
Snow on the roof of a ha.near at a private Buffalo alrport.caved
in the structure Sunday, burying and damacin& 16 planes, offlclala
said. ·
IN WATERTOWN, N.Y., which bad more JDOW accumulated
than Buffalo, state officlala touring the area aaw a bandpalnted ailn
on a bilge drift: "Snow for sale:· ilaaid. "Cheap."
In New Jersey, natural gu service was resumed today to more
than 2,600 industrial customers, and about 100,000 of the 400,000
workers wbo had been laid off by gu shortages were expected back at work.
State and gas company officials said that reaumin1 service wu
a calculated risk -partly because of the threat of a new cold spell -
and a state spokesman said. ''We still will be watching the gas sup-
plies very closely.''
MAllYIAND'S LARGEST utility, BalUmore Gas and Electric,
plans to resume channeling natural gas to 3,200 commercial customers -but not unW Wednesday.
New Jersey Agriculture Secretary Phltup Alampi said the
frozen Delaware River may have to be dynamited to remove tbe
threat of huge ice floes racing downrl ver during a thaw.
Nick Wilson, a meteorologist wlth the National Weather Service
in St. Louis, sald the lower Missouri River could experience a thaw
this week, and predicted flooding and lee damage to riverfront
structures.
A SAMPLING OF utility officials and investment analysts,
meanwhile, indicated natural gas distributors may reap up to 100
percent increases in first-quarter profits because of thi.a winter's
bitter cold .
But they added that the profit bulae ls likely to disappear am.kl
shortages later in the year. .
Agriculture Secretary Bob Berglund announced that be will try
to establlab a long-range weather forecasttn1 system, based on put
records, that could present the odds, for example. on the probability
of a hard winter like this year's.
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Japan M an
Ends Solo
Sea Trip
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A
plucky Japanese seaman, who
risked death to make his sailing
dream come true, guided his
crippled 26-foot craft through the
Golden Gate to end his solo
voyage across the Pacific.
Tomio lkegawa, 25, weary
from his accident-plagued
journey, stood barefoot SWtday
night aboard the blue "Seagull 's
Friend," waving to about 60 re-
porten and well·wishers as a
Coaat Guard cutler escorted him
to port.
Arriving 120 days after leaving
Japan, he surprised reporters
when be ducked into his cabin
and emerged with a camera to
snap pictures or the gathered
crowd.
IN THE TRADITION of adven-
turers everywhere. th~ bearded
young sailor, answering through
an interpreter, said he made his
solo trip "because I wanted to do
it."
Gilts were waiting for the grin·
ning Ikegawa as he ended his
4,600-mlle mission -a bottle of
West Indian rum from a fellow
sailor here, a half-bottle of wine.
some cheesecake and a bit of lef·
toyer steak.
"I thank all you people'. You've
been so nice. But I'm very tired,"
he said shyly.
WITH ONLY two vears' sea ex· perlenced, Ikegawa set sail from
Ehime, Japan, last Oct. 10, plan-
ning a seven-week trip to San
Frandsco. Bot his boat's mast
was broken Nov. 24 in stormy
eo-foot seas.
lkegawa, a carpenter in a
boatyard In Japan, said he
rt1ged a makeshift mast to con·
tinue the trip, using his enaine
occasionally to correct course.
He had stored provisions.
tnotUy rice, for 72 days, but ran
out of water the last week and
sipped lea water to survive. Still,
he aald, he managed to Cain
wel«ibt.
• LOS GATOS. Calli. CAP) -Pet Rockl now are 1ellln1
at ball pftce, but th• man beblnd tho runaway sift of
Cbrl•tmas Put bu earned enou,b to make a dream come true: be has opened h1a own uloon.
Gary Dahl aays be lrolffd tz mllllon cSurlog the ff'et
Roe~ craze and 1peat the .. bulk .. of that wlndfaU building
the first of what be bopea will become a chain of bars.
The smooth atones, packed in a cardt>oard box contain·
ing a tongue-in·cheek lnatruction pamphlet ror the ''care
and feeding" of tile rqcka, aold by the thousands at $t and ~
during the 1975 Cb.rlltma~ ahoppinl season.
Now they're aolnC for S2 In San Francisco's Emporium
-and not too briskly, according to saleswoman Elizabeth
Thomas.
"Everybody jumped on the bandwagon last year," she
said, "and novelty items didn't do anything this year."
Dahl's current crusade involves building a chain of bars
honoring, of all people, Carry Nation -the turn-of-the·
century champion of temperance. He recently opened a
saloon in this community south or San Francisco and is
scouting other locations across the state.
•'The bar is not a strange place for me,'' Dahl said.
He said hi.a mother ran bars ln Seattle and Spokane,
Wash., when he was gfowlng up.
S·2 Cited in Probe
Of Cock-fighting
COTl'ONWOOD CAP> -Filly-two persons have been cited in,
connection with what officers say is the first cock·fiehting session
ever broken up in Tehama County.
Sunday. 15 sheriff's deputies surrounded a barn on the Price
Ranch about 10 miles north or Red Bluff. They said they had been
watcing the barn for three weeks. Two or three persons may have
gotten away. although no one resisted arrest.
Most of those arre~ted were Crom Northern California, but some
were from Reno.
The officers s aid 34 live birds were impoWtded, including
several wearing fighting spurs. Ten dead birds were also confiscat-
ed. No money was seized, however.
Sl4ulter ProfJer ln1'0l1'ed I• 81aflltrf1
LOS ANGELES (AP> -A week before his retirement, the
pollce lieutenant who beaded the Skid Row Slasher murder probe
bas been taken out of the field following the fatal shooting or his son·
in-law during a family dispute, authorities say.
"He's earned his retire-(,,.-----------
ment," Sgt. Oean Thomas or J investigative headquarters S ta l e
division said Sunday, noting ·
that Lt. Lynn R. Selby had
already put In for retirement before the shooting. "It's a real tragecjy for the guy.''
. .
3 Jtlo t orqeH•t • Die In JtlaHfJ• Crulaes
MALiBU (AP) -Three motorcyclists have been killed in
separate crashes in the Mall bu area, authorities said today.
A Highway Patrol spokesman said two of the victims, James H.
Norris, 30, of Tujunga, and Daniel Osborne, 22, of North Hollywood,
were killed early today ln a crash involving four motorcycles on a
winding canyon road.
Authorities identified the third dead motorcyclist as Mark
Bobich, 22, of Torrance.
They said Bobich was struck by a car after he skidded into the.
path or oncoming traffic on the Paclfic Coast Highway.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -A fire drove out about 40 persons at·
tending evening services at the Wilshire Presbyterian Church and
caused an estimated $500,000 damage to the brick building built in
1921.
Fire officials said there were no reports of injuries in the fire
Sunday night which enveloped the second floor and attic of the
church.
1,,...,.te ~.,n •lrtla In Pr&ott Cell
TERMINAL ISLAND (AP) -An Inmate at Terminal Island
federal priS-On has given birth to a baby boy in her cell, officials say.
"It's not supposed to happen but things do happen," a prison
guard said after the birth Saturday.
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Teens
TQ'H~d
At Laws ~
SACRAMENTO CAP> -If state
government were turned over to
teen·a1er1, what kind ol laws WOWdtbeypua? I
The 29th annual YMCA Model
Le1l1lature, which adjomed Sun·
day paued bllls to lesallze~ro· 1titut1on and require the sta to
publish marriage and paren ~
manuals.
About 7:!0 high school students
from throu1hout the state. took
part In the four-day sessk>n.
which included mock-ups or many
element.a of a'tate government.
There were lobbyists. aides.
jud1es. and even reporters.
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Unlike the 1rownups they
imitated, they knew that no one
would actually have to live with
the laws they passed. Still, they
moved with caution in some
areas. The zero-based budgeting
measure, for example, would re·
quire only that It be studied, not
adopted.
Mayor ProlJed
On Pool Heat
SF Utility Rates
I...owest in Country RIVERSIDE (AP> -Mayor
Ben Lewis is being required by
state Public Utilities Com·
mission president Robert
Batlnovich to explain in person
why an Olympic·!'lized, public
swimming pool in Riverside con·
tinuea to be heated in violation of
a PUC order.
SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -A survey of the nation's 25 largest
cities shows San Francisco has the lowest utility rates, the state
Public Utilities Commission said m a report to the legialature re·
leased today.
Batinovlch explained the PUC
order to turn orr natural gas
heaters is because of natural gas
shortages in Midwestern and
Eastern states.
The PUC said utility rates did climb last year in California, but
lifeline rates for gas and electricty slowed the Increase for many
household consumers.
The report examined the errects or the Miller-Warren Lifeline
Ener~y Act on rates and the costs to users. The PUC found that Los
Angeles placed third and San Diego fifth on the list of 25 largest
cities as of Jan. l.
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~ a Orange County Su.)Serivisors Chairman ~ m Biley bas come up With a sound ~
ach for plannin& the realignment ol Uie
dly out of balance su~rial d1'trlct daries.
person· or Ol'lanizaUon bavin_i direCt in-
terest in le,ialatlon before Congress, or
from foreip nationals.
-Uee Of the franking privilege strictly
u-:•..A . l.IU.UJ.CV. • In a proposal ~et to come before fellow ...
a . rs Tuesday, Riley bu suu~
f ming a committee with representative.
-0 Liiaie duck'' travel, b~ meml>el'I not
• r.eiectedmNovembel', tobeelfmlnatecL
• MoDUCii ol the p10poeed rUles of ethics wc>liicr clc:ise ! many loopholes Ud help re-
furbish the Image of Congrea. The public
WW be watchlDg the response with mtetest.
I f m each of the five supervisorial diltrim.
l 1be committee would sollctt opinloas frc>m community groups and submit re.-dif tricting plans within 60 days.
• ~ Riley's open approach certainly is bet .. te than the secrecy .that surrounded the
pl n developed by political campaign
s ategist William Botcher and could P1'9-
d ce better results than ·any plan drafted
beltind closed doors and sprung suddenly u~ the public.
Heat Gllaranteed
~Riley's district bas the largest popula-
ti and as board chairman it is fitting that
h propose a method for correcting the im·
b ance.
In 37 states, including Caiifornia,
legislators are prohibited from raising their
own salaries during their term of office.
Legislative pay increases approved by one
Legislature do not become effective until
the following Legislature takes off ice.
This at least removes some of the onus
of self-aggrandizement. His open approach which seeks and in-
vi$es public comment is the best way to a id the charges of ridiculous gerryman-
d ing that have resulted from some past
r · tricting efforts.
I ~ Ethics Test
But Congressional pay increases re-
commended by the Quadrennial Com-
mission automatically go into effect 30 days
after transmittal unless the House or Senate
votes to intervene-a most unlikely occur-
rence.
~ A test of Congressional willingness to
reform some of the practices that have
tarnished individual reputations, cost the
t~payers money and undermined faith .in
g ernment gets under way in Washington
t week.
Thus a recommended pay increase for
top federal officials, including a $13,000, 28.9
percent raise for members of Congress, pro-
bably will become effective two weeks from
now.
Debate will open on recommendations
fof fmancial ethics reform prepared by a
task force of Congressional and public
m'mbers. Proposals include:
· ·The pay raise, regarded by some as
long overdue, has the blessing of both
former President Ford and President
Carter. Bu~ many Congressmen feel, quite
accurately, that they'll have to take a lot of
heat for accepting it.
4 -Disclosure of all income, gifts, bold-
in's and debts.
_ -Outside earned income to be limited
to 115 percent of ·a member's salary, and
hofioraria to $500 per speech or· article.
So a group of 50 Representatives bas
sponsored the Congressional Pay Deferral
Act, which would copy the states and
automatically def er any pay increase until
the start of the Congress following the one in
which it is approved. -
1 -Gifts adding up to $100 or more in a
· ca).endar year not to be accepted from any
-~assage of the measure seems unlikely,
but m retrospect the idea may seem more
palatable-after the heat begins to be felt.
I
:Mysterious Tricks
lWith Airline Fllel
I
~ ASHINGTON -With oil
pqces soaring into the wild blue
yohder, the precious petroleum
ha~ replaced gold as the root of
ev . Profiteers have created
pb ny companies and false
transactions to push up prices.
Co~y oil has been diluted with ch p oil, thereby cheating the
pu hasers.
zens of oil scandals are
bu ed in the riles of the Federal
Enf!rgy Ad·
m if istrat1on
<Fl:A>. The
mitery of th airline
fu alloca-
tioas, for ex·
aniple. has
betfn hidden
for 'more than
twdyears.
In 1974.
av lion fuel supplies dropped
an prices skyrocketed. Tb~
Un ed States froie fuel prices.
ho ever, lower than the worJd
le~l. Suddenly. this cheaper
U ·::t fuel began to disappear
more npidly than the airJlners'
weQ! burning ll.
' IT nJSNED out that fonip
airUnes were tankering extra
luelin the United States to use on
oth•r flights. These airlines
wugled an extra. eat.imated $63
miUlon worth or fuel witbo&U any jus~fication. Tbl1 worked a ha . ship on America's own
aJr ~. which were expected to
inctease their fiigbts with less
fue~
Tbe mysterious allocattons
werp brought to the attention of
Gorpian Smith, then an assistant
FE• admJnistrator, who ordered
an Ian mediate inv~Ugatloo. This Ju~ about four months and
1
(JACK ANDERSON J
produced aJengthy, confidential
report.
The report wd' 'buried deep
in an FEA file cabinet. Where it has been gathering dust for two
years. We can now disclose Its
findings :
-The Dutch airline, KLM . re·
ceived eitht million gallons a
year more than should have been
allocated.
-Bahamas air, a Bahamas
line, exceeded its fuel require·
menta by a full 400 percent.
-Three foreign airlines -
Japan Airlines, Lufthansa and
Swissail" -received about
15,630,000 gallons of excess fuel
for "flight training."
-Korean Air Lines bad its al·
locatKin adjusted, without proper
autborization, from 12,86618«
aallou '° 41,862,1$8 gallon& .. . AD OU. extra fuel waa '1locat-
ed, the love1Usatora found,
withoUt any docwneotatioo io Justify lt: In eo ol th& 80 eases ex-
am ioed by the lnvestigators,
there wunoevldence that "com-
putation of any sort" or "ques·
tiona of any sort'' bad been
raiaed.
nlSINV£STIGATORS traced
16me ol the overallocations to
William Zale, who waa in charge
of the foreip carrier desk. OW'
sources say th1t the in-
vestigatora questioned him
closely.
They alleged, to take one ex-
ample, that be adjusted the fuel
for the Virgin Islands Fll1ht
School from 319,000 to SCM.000
gallons on Oct. 1. 1974. Six
months earlier. the tolal alloca-
Mexican Monuments • JI( STEaJES or TRI: . [
II XICAN PYRAMIDS. B:r -J
Pe :rTompkins. Harper & Row,
-427 ages. $20.
is rather maaalve and
be tifully illustrated volume is re ly two books in one.
e flnt half Is a barcl·to-put-
dowp hiltary ol Mex.leo and Mu-
le a" archaeology which •uc-
ceasfully involves the reader in
the Mexican past as well as Ute
present. almost makln1 blm a participant ln the dicglJ\I up ol
Mesico'a ancient cultures and
1betr mcnumenta.
The secoacl part -also in-ter•tlal, but far leu enteaUin· ina -•Mk• ta explain the
alplficance of ancient Mexico's
major monument.a in terms ran1-hl1 from ta 'lclenUflt to the
my1Ucal, with 1Jde trlp1 Into the
areu ollanwy.
THE AVl'llO& pynmldl •· tenllve meuuremeota al majai'
JJUJDumenta and arcbaeol"1ca1 t: eltet 1ntO tblOrt• whtcb pOitat • l&roDll.Y toward UaoJr use u
• 1
utroaomic.J o~atories. But
bavt.na done this, be moves into Ute Malm of tbe oecwt, aocJ
poltulawa llnkaia With the "kltrt condneala" ot Atlalltll a.od .Mu.
Whtie these theories are
fucioa...._. and U. numerical
ualpll ,ol pJramhk and other ·
atructUNil ls coovlnclntlY pre-
sent, the tnjectJon of AtlanU.. and
Mu, u well as theories ol co-mlc fore• and estra·terrestrial con-
tac:U. ter.s to dlit.ract tbe lffdelt'
nd cut • cloud ol dlsb'ellef an
tbe llUlhclr'aapeculaUODt.
Tbu1, the my1ter1 of the pyramtdl Nmains u m,yateriou.a
aa lt 'VU before the reader
picked up the boot, whlle the ro-ad•'• lmlllat lDt.o Mexleaa JU.
torJ, .... etanWq "' the cocmtr;'a an:bltecturu iettea ..
valUl IDhiactd.
CIAUD&Z. DBS.EN • Auoclated Prta
\
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
With the oranges frozen, no
coffee, a shortage of cocoa,
no lid on milk prices and
most of the water !rozen,
what are we going to
drin.k1
R.J.J.
o•-· 0111 com"'ents ... submitt1d by rHden•11df01tol,..<Hurllyret1e<.1111e •lewl et tit• 1ttvnpaper Send vo11r Ptl
-·••oGloemy o .... D•tly PHOI
tion was only 29,287 gallons.
Tbls sleight of hand, worth
thousands of dollars to the
school, was executed not long
after Zale returned from a vaca·
lion in the Virgin Islands. He told
investigators that he paid cash
for the trip.
SIMON'S LAST GAMBLE: A memo prepared only for the eyes
of ex-Treasury Secretary
William Simon concludes that
the Treasury Department bas
done a poor job of enforcing tbe
aambllng law1. ·
We areo'taurprised.
Last October, we reported that
the Treasury had failed to collect
hundreds of millions in gambling
taxes. This is money, of course,
that the honest taxpayers rmist
makeup.
We alleged that the Interaal
Revenue Service didn •t begin a
ta~ audit on a single gambler last . yea,r. One reason f9r the \u en-
forcement, we reported, was
bureaucratic buck-passing
between two of the Treasury's
enforcement agencies.
Two years ago, the Internal
Revenue Service man8'ed to
shift the responsibility for in·
divldual gambll.ni violations to
the BW'eau of Alcohol, Tobacco
and Firearms. 'lberalter, the IRS
and the BATF waJted for one
another to crack down on
gamblers, wereporte4.
Secretary Simon sent a copy of '
our column to &ides, with the
scrawled instrudJona "Speak to
me. 0 He Instructed them to find
out whether our atleeatlons were
tnae.
THEIR RESPONSE i1 con·
tained ln a me.Q)O bltended to be
read by Slmoo alone. It reports:
"As lndkated in the Oct. 22, 1976
Jaclt Anderson column, whlcb
you marked 'apeak to me.' the
current arrangement bas not
bffn satilf actory."
Tbe memo calls the "divided
responsibility" between the IRS
and BATF .. illogical and inefn·
cient." It alao cnttclzea Internal
Rennue. Commlulo1ter Donald
Aln.ioder 1harply for "aUemptl
to attri~. trilbout any real
baall, tM dec1lne ln clvll useas-
menta by IRS to a lac of BATW
enforcement e.flort. ...
The memo recommend•,
t.lfeftf ON, tbat SimOQ 1110 an ~
·der •hlnl th• IRS sole
rem-tblltty for IClmlDlltra&Uli
the waMerlna l•••• SbOftb-
befor• he left omce, SlmOll dld exactlytbit.
...
Enaergenf!jf ltfe ..... res Not Enough
Carter's ·First
W ASIDNGTON -While Presl·
dent Carter's bountifully pub·
llcized helicopter ride to Pitts·
burgh was intended to reassure
a wlnter·wounded public, the
presence at his side of energy ex·
pert S. David Freeman added
more uncertainty here over his
long-term course on natural gas.
What's more, on the day
following the Pittsburgh ex·
c ursion,
Freeman was
working on
e nergy
legislation out
of globe·
girdling Vice
President
Mondale's va·
cant office in
the Capitol.
That con·
firmed the widespread im·
pression in Washington that
Freeman, a top assistant to pre-
sidential energy adviser James
Schlesinger, is the point man in
handling the new President's
first crisis.
Freeman is. regarded with
anguish by the oil and gas in·
dustry and its allies in Congress
as an enemy who desires con·
tinued government price con-
trols. How then does Freeman's
strategic position square with
Mr. Carter's campaign pledge to
free natural gas from federal
price regulation?
With the President reacting to
the fearful gas shortage through
public relations gestures (such
as the Pittsburgh trip) and an
"emergency" bill tbal will not
accomplish much, the future is
murky. Nobody can be certain
whether the deregulation pledge
wW be honored or not. Nor. in-
deed, can anybody be certain
where Dr. Schlesinger will end
up once he fully settles into his
new post.
MR. CARTER'S senior aides
say be wants deregulation
phased out over five years, much
too slow to generate needed new
gas production in the view of the
industry. But the presidential
campaign rhetoric was, charac·
teristically, mixed. Mr. Carter
supported deregulation, without
any mention of phasing it out, in
an Oct. 19 letter to the
Democratic governors of three
( EVANS-NOVAK J
od . ' gas-pr ucmg states.
However, any attempt to fulfill
that pledee risks bltter opposi-
tion from key Democrats in
Congress totally unrepentant
about their false prophecies last
year \\'hen the House tilled the
Senate-passed deregulation bill.
One Congressman after another
claim that a predicted na·
tional gas shortage was scare
talk from an ac<\ulsltive gas in·
dustry seeking pnce decontrol.
The new administration's am-
bivalence is heightened by two
facts about energy czar Schles-
inger. First, b' is still learning
some ol the ba&ics of energy;
second, as Mr: Carter's only
cabinet-level RepubUcitn, be en·
tered the White House under fire
from envi.fonmental groups.
FRIENDS BELIEVE this
bostile fire persuaded Scbles·
inger to lean leftward in picking
his assistants. OQ.e was
Freeman, a longtime bureaucrat
for the Tennessee Valley
Authority (TV A) and Federal
Power Commission ( FPC) who
earned the oil industry's !ear as
Ford Foundation energy expert.
Another was Alvin Alm, wt¥> as
ass1stant administrator at the
Environmental Protection Agen·
cy <EPA> was regarded as "the
-
'Don't worry, that'$ •n oil
tMtker. Th• only thing thq '*' hit ,. fllnd/'
Crisis
enemy" by deregulaton at the
Federal Energy Administration
<FEA> durin1 the Ford ad-
ministration.
Moreover, when the eiq>anding
natural gas crisis wu d(scussed
at the White House the da1 after
the inauguration, Schlesing«'s
office invited in a staunch toe of
deregulation: Lee White, former
FPC chairman and now a
spokesman for consumer groups.
Wbi.te's presence -and the
abseace of industry represen-
tatives -outraged oil lobbyists.
The result, not surprlslngJy.
was to finesse any decision oo
gas deregulation. Instead, there
was the "emergency" bill. Along
with the President's public ex-
hortation of his cabinet, followed
by his trip to Pittsburgh, that bill
showed something was being
done.
THE BILL was rushed through
Congress with the unspoken con-
sensus that it will accomplish lit·
tle, while preparations are made
for all-out combat -by warriors
such as James Flug, a batUe-
seasoned liberal lobbyist on
enei:gy issues. Flug, who bas
been conferring with Freeman
(and also turned up at the absent
Vice President's office>, wants
no deregulation at all, not even
phased over five years.
But the other side is also
mobilized. Sen. Lloyd Bentsen of
Texas, co-sponsor of last year's
deregulation bill, made clear to
Schlesinger his displeasure that
the only Senator given a preview
of the emergency bill -Adlai
Stevenson of Illinois -voted
with the Senate minority against
deregulation. Furthermore,
Bentsen added, any attempt to
change last year's bill -with a
five-year phase·in, for example
-will lose in the Senate.
Dr. Schlesinger encountered
similar static in the House. Rep.
Robert Krueger of Texas, House
sponsor of deregulation, told him
that Jimmy Carter is President
·today only because of bis Oat. 19
letter pledging dei:egulation
without any hedge, and is honor
bound to that commitment. So,
with his self-imposed April
deadline. the President ·faces
a bard choice in the polit1cs of
winter which cannot stop at
media events.
Real Cause Qf Sex Hangups
The world's wiseat guru, Jtf abarisbl Luke Drebblng,
B.P.O.E., bas at last finished bis
eagerly-awaited book, Achmmag
8uuol Proso111 through S•ll-
Con.tciouannsln1, or, as it is su~
titled, Se:McxU Eoay.
The Maharishi was kind
enouth to discuss the exbauative
research he
b.ad un-
dertaken in
order to un-e a rt b the
secret for
'ffbich
mankind hu
aearched for so long.
"It wasn't any bowl of
cherries," be said With a sip. "I
bad to bqin by reading every
11n1le article and book that bas
been written recenUy on the sub--Jed. Thia took three y~ara."
'"*Amons other workt, the
aabariabi memorized Muten &
Johnson, TM HIU Rqort. Johnson
• Johnlon, AU You Wanted to Krt0t0
oMld Sc bid Wtre Alrald Y~·d
1l'md Otd, Muters & the former
Mn. Muten, and Hoso to Mab
Su In Your Ba.Nmi'rat P. Your SJ)CW
(: ART HOPPE )
through the woof" of all the
manr current works on the su~
ject.
"Every expert seems to agree
that the basi~ problem la the sur-
feit of attention being lavished
these da)'t on 1ex," be said. "All
this tends to make people aelf-
conscloua. And when one ls aelf·
conaclous. one fumbles and
bumbles and falten. Thia results
in trl1iclity, Impotence and
broken bedlldetablee.
"THE BX,ERTS contend, thereto~ that whatever oae 11
doinc 11 pertecUy accc:g:::•e and one simply lbouldn't about
It. Thia ls 1UJ)ftb 1d~. Tbe on-
ly fiy ln the ototment 11 that
many people flJMl It utnmely
difficult not to thtnt about
whatever ac;t1Vit.Y1hey ~pen to
be enaaaed in.••
Tbe Mlbarbb1 experijnented
wlth Dlanf techniques to over-
come thlt obetacle. Ol)e wu pn-
bed tl me bath• tn lukewarm
cream-of-tomato soup. ADOtber
WU to MV9lM f..W.lboutat ~me to PIOfl M"11C BJ1. · ' the male at juat the pt"OpeS' mo-
IN ADDlnON. b6 h•d to wade ment, ''Hey! ForttF·ltt •! But
tlarou1b dally ltori .. ln th• papera nothinc Memed to work.
C1111ucb1ubjectsa1Coldffandl-A He f~~:r;cs ht.,., ap. ='•%=,:::a;~ ~~~fn.!~~.:.r:,~ ,_.t.o~M~1.aueh JOD•'•Mlaall-....... "Maaikl •S.CMloloJ'oPt"arMechtaftk. "ls readlnc all theee ~ ~
fte · MIMrillal MW u ftmd arUel• iMHC'UDI .. ...,.., ••
,.a common thread woven aexual baDIUJ)8. Indeed, my re-
1 '
search hu proved conclusively
that anyone who reads another
word about sex will be totally un·
able to engage in that activity
ever again!"
AND, with that, the Maharishi
took the manuscript of his
eagerly-awaited book, Su MatUr
E41J1, and burned it on the apOt.
You have to admire not onb'
the Maharishi's wisdom, but h1a
generous self-sacrifice. I wish I
had one·tenth his concern for
others. If l had, I wouldn't have
written this article you just read.
ORANG• COAST
DAILY PILOT
...
'•'TO BE EPFEcrtVE, IT has to hit with a
wallop:• Hid ~on Vlckery, miperlntAmdent
of Seattle City Liiht, the public-owned utility.
ProlJleta 'llnique'
Patricia Cowings has a good chance to
become the first American woman in
space, but her most immediate problem is·
the Great Underwear Dispute. "The NASA
people asked me what size Jockey shorts I
wore, simply because no one bas ever
stowed women's panties on board a space
ship before," she said.
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'Roots' Spurs
Ancestry Hunt
WASHINGTON (AP) -The phenomenal im·
pact of AJex Haley's saga, "Rootls," bas spurred
thousands or Americans to begin a search for their
ancestry.
The National Archives reports that it has seen
requests for research cards soar 40 percent in a
weet. Many of the new seekers of genealogical in-
formation are black, an official said.
THE NATIONAL GENEALOGICAL Society re-
ported a 12 to 15 percent jUll)p In the number of re-
questa from nonmembers in the two we.lb. Tbe
society, a 3,000·metnber private organiuUon,
normally receives about 100 inquiries a weei from
nonmembers.
Both attribute the upsur1e or interest in
beritqe to the popular success of Haley's book and
the recent ABC television series based upon it,
which attracted the lar&est number of viewers in
televilicle history.
In "Roots," Haley traced his ancestry to an
Africm tribesman, Kunta Kinte, who was Jddnaped
and l>roucht to America u a slave. .
TD UBJlUY 81' CONGaESS l&)'I recaeests
for lnfonnation have not lncreued noticeably in ill
hlatory and &enealo&lcal room.
Mn. Ruth Klein, librarian at the headquarters
ol the Dausbtera of tb• Amert can Revolution. which
has 101De eo,ooo volumes on 1enealoo, said mail ID·
qulria have IDcreued, but "it's not reall1 fair to
aay tb.t tblnga are Jumplna."
"With the cold weather, people ju.st can't get
in," Mn. Klein aaid. "We'll be able to know better:
in a couple mon1hl."
$QQI( 1f ATl'S, 1'110 PIA YI for the Seat·
Ue SuPerSontca ol the NaUooal Baatetban As· , aoclfttioft. atan In a new1paper ad. lnltead of
' h1a iud.torm, he wean a roll ol tnsulat1on, to
promot4 "slick" ways "to save watta.'t
On television, tbere'a an unprecedented
jolnt appearance by Seattle'• competing
•raY csars -Vickery and Jame's Tbo~.
predlebt of the privately run Wuhintton
Natural Gu Co. '
Another television ad is designed to make
readers think ol a drug addict -a man's arm
is stretchecJ out, bis fist clenched, but instead
of needle marks, an electric wall outlet is im/
planted in the arm. The man's other band
bolds an eleetric -plug, and an offscreen voice
asks, "Are you a power junkie?"
. For Alrli•~•
LOst L~gag~
Fee Hiked
WASIDNGTON (AP> -The Civil Aeronautics
Board has ruled that an airline which liOses your·
luggage after April 18 may have to paj' you $750
rather than the present top $500.
The rule also was expanded by the CAB to cover
charter airlines and certain helicopter commuter
services. Currently, it applies only to domestic
trunk and local service carriers. Still exempt will
be inlrutate airlines, and interstate carriers
operating aircraft with fewer than 30 seats.
The new order also makes airlines liable f9f ex-
penses Incurred by a passenger due to delayedl>a&·
gage. For example, that would apply if a passenger
bad to buy shaving gear or temporarily rent
replacement equipment or clothing:
Many carriers, on a voluntary basis, alread'y
pay such compensation, the board said, but it added
this compensation should be cI,early defined.
The $500 limit, set in 1966, was raised, the CAB
said, because of inflationary trends and numerous
complaints from consumers who filed claims for
more than $500. It said about 20 percent or claims
, exceed the new $750 limit.
Handi.caps
'Close'
'Jheat,er
LANSING, Mich. (AP)
-Does a Grand Raplch
adult theater have to
provide ramps and
special dressing rooms
for handicapped strip· pers?
Administrative law •
judge Jane Radner has
promiaed a decision on
that question by March
4 , alter bearing
testimony from theater
owner John Barnum and
Grand Raplda officials.
THE CITY denied
Barnum a live entertain-
ment license because an
$8,000 addition to bis Lit-
tle Red Barn Theater
failed to meet the state's
"barrier-free" law de·
signed to provide han-
dicapped penona access
to public bul.ldinp. Clalmlna' harassment,
Barnum filed a federal
court suit. U.S. Dlat.
Court Judge Wendell
Miles ordered the city to
let Barnum oper1te his
strip sbowl untll he can
appeal for an exemption from tbe law.
TBB CITY contend•
Barnum'• adclittoo bu.
1hower1 and dreaslng
rooms with too lltte
1pace for a Wbeelcb&lr to
maneuver. tbe doors are too narrow for
wbeelebaln, toilets lack
spedal band ralll, the
stage ,.np is too steep
and lecb pip rails, and
the theater baa no pi.rk·
iq spaces reserved tor
the handic1pped.
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If you were faced with a
sudden need for a substantial
amount of casn. wnat would
YoU do? Olp lnto~vr hard·won
savings account? sorrow
money at tooay's tnterest
rates? Either way, you'd
lose Interest. But If you had your
savings 111 an account at
Mutual Savings. you·4 have
another choice.
The 1% Acc ... IGan.
savers wnottave certificate
accounts W1th MUtual savings ·
·can borrow up to 90%' of their
savings account!fialance. The
lnterest charge rs 1% per year
more than the Interest their
account Is earning.
we IOOk on these'Savlngs
account loans as .. Just-In-case ..
• l
and asl< them aboUt 1% loans.
Then brtno your passboOk to
ctnY or our 16 oft Ices In SOUthem
ca111orn1a and a savings
counsetor wilt arranoe tho
transfer ot f unos to your.
new htgh-lnterest account.
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DAILY PILOT
Goto Fob1-m? Tlwn ~'o Pat Dunn. Pat will
cut red tape. gdtmg thff Clnl'U!er.s and actwn you
need to iolve tnequieie1 in government and bu$i.
ne.7s. MaiJ 11our qwestiotu to Pat Dunn At Your
Seroice, Orange Cocut Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 15~.
Costa Mesa , CA 92626. Include your telephone
number. The column appears daily except Sa.turd<l!P. .
Ber DWaMHtlef Co•t More
DEAR PAT: My husband and I are the same
age. We have the same type or job and similar he11lth
background with no history of serious illness. I'd like
to find out why my disability income insurance
'policy costs more than his, especilly since our
polic:iesarewitbtbeaarnecompany.
QUEENIE
The dispute between lbtH
Yellow Cab firms and the Oranie
County Transit District <OCTD>
d1al·•·ride bus procram has been
taken to the Callfornla ~upreme
Court.
OCTD General Manacu Eel
Loritz aald the court hH
untll Ftib. 2.a to decldo ii It w1U bear the case.
· Lorlh said he le•rned
that the three firms filed a
peUtion ror a blab court beann1
1n an effort to overturn a Dec. 28
appellate court decision in favor
ofOC'rD.'
The taxi firms include Yellow
Cab of Newport Beach·Costa
Mesa, Yellow Cab of Santa Ana
ahd Yellow Cab Of Norlb Oranre
• County.
The dispute ls whether the cabs
ehould be classlOed al public
transportation and be le1ally
lrotected agi.lnst competitlon
with OCTD's dlal·a·ride.
After Or•nee Count)'_ Su· p~rlor Court Judie Mark
Soden ruled ln favor of Uie taxi
ttrms ln' 1975 the service was can·
celled in Orange and a purchue '
aareement was reac~ed with the taxi firms in Brea and La habra.
And since tllat lime, OCTD hu
contracted with Yellow Cab to i>rO'tlde a dial·a·rlde service.
Olal·&·ride petmits residents
in those communities to call for
bus ~ervlce at their front doors. B.N .. Costa Mesa
• Tbe Beal&h lalu..rriee lutltate says that your
altllattenia aot uanal. You blgber i.llsuruce cost
la directly related to tbe fact that you're a woman.
Actuarial studies Indicate tbat women file more
claims for disability lnsarance lo help replace
wages lost doe to illness or lnjury. Digging Visual 1,imitaiions NOW! READING SUCCESS FOR ALL AGES
A study conducted by tbe New York State
Insurance Departmen&, wblch analysed more than
57 ,OM claims, found claims costs for females were
coaalsteatly blgher than male claim costs up &o age
M, after which they fell below male CO$ts. The study
also revealed tbat where male and female workers
are pl"Operly grouped lo the same occupation class,
claim cost dlfferentlals are attributable lo sex and
age -not to occupation. /
Still Talk Slated at .UCI
Pri..-, .... .,.... ...... , ... ,..._.~
Paying
In the professional or white collar category, for
example, the study found that $2.41 was spent by ln·
sure rs to pay for women's claims for every dollar or
claim costs for males.
When the Santa Fe
railroad men were build-
ing their tracks through
Kansas in 1887, they
needed water. So at
Greensburg, they dug
and dug and dug a well.
It took two years. Turned
out lo be 110 feel deep
and 35 feet across, the
largest hand-dug hole in
the world . Mr . Chet
Switell. who told me
about it . says
Greensburg still has all
the water it needs.
BH111gucd Brerlaqre• lleadfl
DEAR PAT: Where can I find out what gov·
ernment pamphlets are published in Spanish? I
have become friends with a Spanish·speaking
family, and they would like to order some con·
sumer pamphlets, if any are available.
T.L .. San Clemente
A free quarterly list of government consumer
publications Is available In both EngUsb and
SpanJsb from: Consumer laformation, Pueblo, CO
81009. Many pamphlets are free, and subjects in·
clude: automobiles, budget, children's clothing,
consumer education, food, health, housing, ln-
su raace, laadscaplng, recreation and senior citizens.
Can you name all 50
states and all U.S. presi-
d e nt s?
Okay, now
can you do
it in 20
seconds?
T o m
Adams or Au s tin ,
Texas,
says h e
can. That's
Hoeo Gree11 I• Tre .. •'111 ·
DE~R PAT: Can you tell me where my
women's club can find information about fund
raising? Some of our charitable projects have suf-
fered because our attempts at raising money have
been unsuccessful. We need some new ideas. wonderful! J .W., Irvine
kYS naesu tllat you order the following
pablleatiou. all available from the League of
Woma Voters of die U.S... lozt 17th St. NW,
. Waablngtoa, DC Z003&: "The Art of Raising
Money," 1164; "Fwad.raJ.sln&? Wbo, Me?" 1971
(Pampblet 4U, 10 copies $1.ZS, 25 copies $%); 4'Sbllblg tlle Money Tree," t• (133, is p., 35
No doubt he's the world's
fastest talker. I can say
Mississippi and Martin
( L. !'1. BOYD )
· eeata), ud ''Ttpe oa ReaehJDa tbe Public," lMZ
(%77, lM p., $1.ZS).
Van Buren in 20 seconds
with enoueh time left
over to squeeze in Maine
;;;;.r::;:=t;!i:::llUl!~~ and Polle.
Deat~ Elsewhere Statistically, a
widower of 40 is just as
likely to find a wife as a
bachelor or 30, surpris·
ingly.
PALM BEACH, Fla.
<AP> -Joaept. P.
Sava1e, 83, the pro·
secutor who extracted
confessiom from tbe de-fendants in the Natbam
Leopold·Rlcbard Loeb
murder trial in 1aa., di~
Friday.
MIAMI (AP> -loMpla
Wel•trH•, 68, former
cbJef Justice of tbe New
Jersey Supreme Court,
dJed Sunday. He retired
from the bench in 1973
after JJ years as a jud1e.
WIUllNGTON, Del.
(AP > -Dr. Mar1arec n ••• ,. 87, one of the
first wqmen pediatri-
cians itl the United
States, died Saturday,
one day after she auf·
f ered a stroke.
Wallace, 49, a close
Jriend of Princess
Margaret, died Friday of
cancer. OLD SMOKY
Q. "When we slng 'On
SOUTHHAM·PTON. fop of Old Smoky,'
N . Y . CAP) -Edltb where · are we siqlng
Beavler .. ale •. 81, an about?"
aunt of Jacqueline Keo-A . That would be
nedy Onassla, died Clingman's Dome, the,
S a t u r d a y a t highest spot in the Greal
Southampton Hospital. Smoky Mountains.
Mrs. Beale and her
dau1hter were 1'learly
evrcted f'rom lbeir ~
room mansion, Grey
Gardens, five ye~ aco.
Arnone the nation's
Jews, how many experts
are there who can
alauibter livestock l,n ac·
cordance with the
LOS ANGELES <AP> sbocbUm ritual to pro-
-A memorial service duce kosher meats? So
wUI be held Wednesday inquires a client. Only
for Mildred Taft about 100. But they
T I a k la a m , 8 s . a manaie to so bu~cher ap-
HollYwood naltor active proximately four million
In clvic aftairi and the sheep, 1oats and calves~
local ltepubllcan party. year.
She d.lecl Sunday. 1.A11'8A LOVE
LONDON (AP> ---That expreaslon "no
B a n It er 1f 1111 a• BONG KONG (AP) -love wu lost between
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actlvlUes at U.S. that's not how the ex·
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Vision expert Bela Julesz will speak
on "Human Limitations or Visual
Texture Discrimination•• at UC Irvine
Tuesday.
The lecture, open to the public
without charge, will be held in room
220 of Social Science Tower at 11 a.m.
under sponsorship of the schools of
engineering and social sciences.
Dr. Julesz ls head of sensory and
perceptual processes at Bell
Laboratories in New Jersey. His talk
will focus on limitations o! human W -
ion in discriminating between lex·
lures at varying distances. A slide de-
monstration of computerized texture
patterns will be shown.
D .... psters lleglll8Ced
( BRIE,FS ,. J
Auditorium. Tlekets, priced at $2, can
be PU!Chued at the door.
a..aenf'l8aPart9
Or&DJ(e County Guide Dos boosters
will gather in Westminster Sunday for
a Valentine'• Day party.
The public Is invited to the event,
scheduled tor 7 p .m. at the
Westminster Civic Center. For de·
tails. call 871-5110.
81eed eMlePla .. Hnt
The Red Cross BloOdmobile will be
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()1 w• r , '" ,t•, St, !•"' ____ ____J Tougher regulations governing
placement of large portable trash
containers on public streets have been
approved by Orange County
Supervisors.
in Westminster Feb. 16 from 3 to 7:30 ·~--~"-IMll..,,.lllwl-W...,,.....,,,._,_...~W'll__.~-.--.. p.m . at the Blessed Sacrament
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The new "''ulations require trash
disposal flrms to obtain county
~rmltl before placing containers
aloH roadway( in the couuty's unin·
corporated are41.
In addition. the firms are required
to remove the dumpsters within 14
days and pay for any damage they
may ca~e to rQad'wJiyl. . ' '
Sta~en t• •eet
"Recent Advances in Black Hole
Astrophysics" will be the topic of a
lecture Sunday when the Orange Coun-
ty Astronomers gather at Chapman
College, Orange.
Ttte lecture is scheduled for 7: 30
p.m . ln . the college's Memorial
Church.
The church is located at 14072 S.
Ollve st.; dottors should call 835-5381
for an ~ppolntment to assure prompt
service.
Donora must be between 17 and 65
years of age, in good health and weigh
at least 110 pounds.
lapaane Oau Set
•'Beginner's Conversational
Japanese" will be offered by the
Japan Cultural Association ln Santa
Ana beginning Feb. 17.
The 10·week course will meet
Thursdays from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at
1615 N. Busb st. Registration fees are
$42. For more Information call
547.7733,
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An lnaorable law of ballwl tUt OataSd9l'I ftnd dll·
flcult to undentand ls that lf JOU doa't beat llll year• re..
cord, you're a loeer.
It'• DIDt """''f to equal )"OUl' ~ Derformw-e. Yoca bne t.o top T. Woe betid• tbe dmpu.y lhat mu. a
habit ol dolna beUer every year-and tbmfalten.lt will be
clobberedf or breach of prom.lie.
THE &NJOacsa OF TllATLAWl8 Wall Street. wblcb nwudt and llUD1abe1 by ctet.m1nlq tbe price at wblch
yoQJ' stock eella. Wb.en tt placoea your COIDfUY OD a fMl
track, itapecta you to atay there.
What happens to a co~_ that falb lllahtly olf tbe
pace after yean of record·btUtiJlC perf ormucea wu de-
monatrated vhidly lut moatb when Hwbleb> Inc. lost Ila
balo.
Founded in 1875 in
HarUOl'd. Ccnn., wbere
it 'I Still beadquutefed,
Heublein mede it. way
1D tbe world with bottled
cocktalla, which it ln·
vented in 18. A·l ateak
sauce and a Uae ol Im·
Money
Tree
oort.ed foods. wines and liquors. It hit tbe ~cbot after
World War II with Smirnoft vodka, a bus1nela plcbd up ID
1939 for a paltry $14,000.
AB THE UNrl'BD STATES B~K • land of vodka
drinkers. Heublein rode a Ude to the very top echelon ol tbe
distilling industry. Not only ls Smlrnolf tbe tosMelliDI
vodka brand. it outsells every ~ liquor brand in the na-
Uoo except Seqram 's 7 Crown. With two other strona
vodka. brands, Popov and Relaka. Heublein hu lockbold OD
tbe vodka market.
Vodka profits enabled Heublein to do wbat all ~rowing
corporations like to do: acquire other buaiPesaet. It scooped
up California's United Vintaent which, next to Gallo, ls the
Nltion's largest marketer of wmes <In1leooo1t and Italian
Swiss Colony are two or its m.ior labels). It absorbed one of
California's rmest premium wine houses, Beaulieu. In one
of ita biggest bites, lt acquired the Kentucky Fried Chicken
business, second only to McDonald-. 1n the fut·food In·
du.stry.
It was a seemingly bounUfu.l feast. Heublein's sales
over the pa.st decade went from $350 mlWon to $1.1 billion.
Profits jumped from $1' mll.l.kJo t.o $73 mllllon. Sales and
earnings went up every year like clockwork. Heublein never
missed. Wall Street loved it.
IN THE LAST TRaEE MON'l'lm OP 1978, however, tbe
Heublein perpetual money-making macb.ine developed rust
spots. The vodka business remained strong, but there was
trouble on the wine front and at the fried cbicten ltands.
Sales at the Kentucky Fried Chicken unlta were down,
so muc.h so that the company began t.o cut prices. The other
disaster waa in pop wines, a raging fad aeveral yean ago,
wbicb Heublein had capitallzed OD with lta T.J. SWUID and
Annie Green Springs labels. These two wines took lt OD the
chin with sales declines ranging from SO tQ 60 percent.
For Heublein, it meant sales in the final quarter of 1976
were off 3 percent; profits were down 13 percent. It's by no
means a financial debacle for this corporation. Heublein IS
still doing business of mor~ than $1.6 billion a year, and fti
wlll still manage to clear more than $65 mUUoo after tues.
Many a company would like to do u well.
BVTTBAT'S NOT THE WAY mEYview such ma~
on Wall Street. Tbe day Heublein disclosed ita 13 percent
profit slide, the company's stock was selling above $40. ~·
gruntled traden immediately IOld off enough t.o briq tbe
price down to $33.82. On the following day they knockocl tt
downto$31.
tn two days Heublein lost nearly one-quuteroflta tiJtal
value. It's a far cry from the $80 price the stock aoce com-
manded.
If there's one thing they don't like on Wall Slt'eet. lt'a a
company that can't continue to improve on yesterday.
That's a loser, no matter bow many vodka martinis are be-
ing ordered around the country.
DOUJ Index · Declines
After Early Advance
NEW YORK (AP) -Stock prices were tnlxed today
after an early advance proved sbortllved. Trading slowed to a moderate pace .
. T!ie Dow Jones average of 30 lnduatrtal stocks, up .., pomt~earlytrading, wasdownl.2Sto946.M.
Gamers held a 4·3 lead over loaers among New York Stock Exchange-listed tssues.
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Winner:
Thought · 1 Lost
• ARCADlA-A bSf, tough hone
In a oae-eyed ·blinker, wbo bad
Just u IOCJll bite you as.toot at you,
seta his sights on the $250,000 San·
ta Anita HaodJcap after wlnnina
the ftnt$100,000raceof 19'1'1.
He ls Kirby Lane, and his photo. ·
finish vtctorytoSunday's $135,800
Charles H. Strub Stakes for •· year-olds at Santa Anita earned
180,000 for~ Farms of New
, '\'orkandNewJmey.
The triumph also proved that
trainer Laz Barrera hu a '-year-
old for the big haodjcap races,
havillg lost 1'78 Kentucky Derby
winner Bold Forbes, who was syn-
dicated and put to stud.
Canadian Sandy Hawley pve
up a planned sldinl weekend to
accept Barrera's .invitation to
ride Kirby Lane against 13 rivals
in the first of the year's rich race15.
''l thought J lost it," Hawley ad-
mitted. "J waa happier to see the
finish line than tb•hone was.''
Only inches separated Kirby
Lane and Properantes1 ridden by
Angel Cordero Jr. Double Di.s-
'count, with Fernando Toro, was
only one-quarter length further
back. · Carrying 118 pounds, third
highest among the 14 horses,
Kirby Lane paid $9.60, $5.40 and
$4 .20. Properantes, nc. returned
S7 .60 and $6 and Double Discount,
115, $5. Betting favorites among
the race record crowd of 57,498 -
L'Heureux and Crystal Water -
'finished fifth and sixth.
· Barrera said that last year he
thought Kirby Lane might de-
. velop into one of the best of the 3-
p
year-olds, but he bucked a abln so
badly In •Santa Anita race tbal!M
Deeded a lone teet. .. Wet.bought at flntbe bad auf·
!erect a fracture, but X-rays said
DO,,. the trainer explained. "ffe't
a same bone and be mleht want
to bite you. He don't want to be
botberedtoomucb.
"He bad a habit of rwutlng out,
and jockey (Laffit Pincay) SUS·
geated the one.eye blinker and it
worked. We cuta little bole in tt IO
be can~ out just a little and be
did see Proper antes.''
Pincay could not ride Kirby
Lane Sunday because be had a
prior cmtract for Crystal Water.
Turning for home, Double Dis-
count held the lead by two lengths.
but Kirby Lane and Properantea
both were surging and matching
stride-for-stride as they came
down the stretch. Properantes
took the lead for a few strides, but
Kirby Lane rallied, then they hit
the wire with only inches separat· ingthem.
"J thought I saw a little white in
front and my horse bas a white
nose," said Barrera. He added
that Kirby Lane probably would
race next in the $100,000 San An-
tonio Stakes on Feb. 20, then go in
the Santa Anita Handicap March
6.
The attendance surpassed the
Strub Stakes mark of S6,495 set in
1966. The betting handle of
$6,S:W,340 also was a Strub record
and second highest in California
racing -surpassed only by the
$6, 720,044 for the 1976 Santa Anita
Handicap .
• : r
Lietzke Prevails
January Erased
By Double Bogey
HONOLULU CAP) -Bruce
Lietzke parlayed what he called
"scrappy golf," and the double
bogey disaster that struck down
Don January into a three-stroke
victory Sunday and made the
Hawaiian Open his seeond vie·
tory of the season.
"If somebody bad told me al
\he start of the year I'd win two
tournaments and $.100,000 in five
weeks. 1 guess I'd have told 'em
they'd had too many mai-tai's,"
the handsome Lietzke s aid after
he'd eagled the final hole for a
final round69.
·'There were a lot of low points
in my round," said Lietzke. a
Cincy Upsets
·Marquette
CINCINNATI (AP> -Twelfth·
ranked Cincinnati. powered by
Mike Jones' 20 points, held off
No. 6-ranked Marquette for a
63·62 victory Sunday that ex-
tended the nation's longest home
court winning streak to 57 college
basketball tames.
The kl6s snapped Marqueue's
10-game winning streak and pro-
vided coach Gale Catlett with his
tooth victory at CincinDati in five
years.
Marquette rallied from a nine·
point deficit t.o narrow the lead lo
one point with six seconds left.
Cincinnati center Robert Miller
: went to the foul lines with four
seconds remaining but missed
the shol. giving the Warriors one
last chance.
Guard Butch Lff, who led Mar·
queue wtth 19 points, tried t.o get
a shot off at the buizer but his. a hot went wild u time ran ouL
playoff winner at Tucson four
weeks ago. • ·r just kind of hung in
there, playing scrappy golf.
"I've played aggressively all
year. I knew I just needed a par
on the last hole to win , but I de·
dded I'd stick to my plan and at-
tack the par fiyes. I could have
made a mislake, got it in trouble
maybe, but I hit it just like I
wanted to.''
The four iron shot came to rest
only 12 feet from the cup and he
rammed in tbe eagle putt that
wa s n 't necessary after
January's troubles on the 17th
hole.
"That was the whole tourna·
ment right there," Lietzke said
of the double bogey that staked
him to the lasllead.
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Upset for Haywood
Wms Dayt,ona Enduranee Teat
DAYTONA BEACH. FlL <AP>
-Hurley Haywood, co-winner in
1973 and 1975, and t•o other
drivers, who were all victims of a
controve.raial .Ii.Diab here last
year. combined for a steady
performance that brouabt their
Poracbe Carrera to an upset vic-
tory Sunday in the 24 Hours ol
Daytona endurance race.
Fenari Daytona. behind another
Carrera, piloted by Californians
Brad Friselle and Geor1e Dyer.
A huge crowd -nearly 50,000
over the two dan -'tfatched un-
der cool, clear skies.
Early leaders and pre-race
favorites Jacky lcla of Bellium
and Jocbed Man retired with
about eilht hours left after Hass
cra•bed their 935 for the second
time ill the same place oo the
track. T1res were blamed in bof.la cue.a. · .
KIRBY LANE (CENTER) EDGES OUT PAOPERANTES FOR THE CHARLES STAUB STAKES AT SA.NTA ANITA.
11~w1....-.
LLOYD FREE IS ON CAZZIE RUSSELL (32) .
I .akers Lose Lead,
Grune to PhiUy
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -
Steve Mix scored 37 points SUn·
day as the Philadelphia 76ers
beat Los Angeles 102-97 and
dropped the Lakers out of the
lead lo the National Basketball
Association.s's Pacific Division.
Mix, who hit on 13 of 20 shots
from the field, scored 31 ol his
points in the second and third
periods aa Phlla~lphla built an
80-66 lea4. The Laken, down by
12 with m minutes left, rallied
behind Kareem Abdul-Jabbar to
alice the margin to9S-89 with 3:22
rematmni.
and. early in the third quarter,
led by 16.
Mix got a few easy buckets. but
he also scored from the comers
and beyond the foul circle. He did
most of bis scorlni by outrunning
the Lakendefen.seon fast breaks.
Usually considered a third
forward. Mb madeupforthelow
scorinl of 76era' aces George
Mc(Hnnia and Julius Erving,
each of whom got only 10 polnta.
••My job is to get them (bls
i.ammates) running, 1et some
quick. easy buckets," Mix said.
"But we've still 1ot to look for
llac and Doc, they're suc6 great
offensive players.•• Free added 15
and Darryl Dawkins 11 for
PhOadelphJL
Sports in Brief
\ $1 Million Fee
To Get TV Deal \
NEW YORK -Lothar P.
Bock , the West German
television producer who helped
NBC land the televislon rights to
the 1980 Moscow Olympics. will
be paid $1 million by the network
for his efforts.
Jn addition, an NBC
spokesman said Sunday, NBC
has agreed to purchase three en-
tertainment and sports shows
from Bock each year through
1981 -a total of 15 programs.
The spokesman said Bock will
also receive a fee as an Olympic advisor to NBC and will maintain
a Moscow office through the 1980
Games.
Bock, 38, who lives in Munich.
has been involved with the
Russians on several occasions in
the past, working on worldwide
telecasts of such events as the
Bolshoi Ballet and the Moscow
Circus. Last year he produced a
special -"Mary Tyler Moore
With the Bolshoi Ballet" ·-for
CBS.
Sabre• Po•tpo~
BUFFALO -The Buffalo
Sabres have postponed tonight's
National Hockey League game
against the Toronto Maple Leafs
because of a ban on driving in
snow-plagued Buffalo.
The game was to have been
televised nationally. No makeup
date was announced.
.a...ell0Kt1
SEA'ITLE -The prlnc:lpal
owner of the SeatUe SuperSonics
says Sonics' coach an.cl general
manager Bill Russell may be "too
expensive" to keep on.
Sam Schulman says his
"greatest desire" is that Russell
will stay cm -but as a coach only.
Russell's fi•e-year contract ex·
piresJulyl,1978 .
HOMEWOOD, Ill. -Fire of.
ficia11 estimated that $S million
was lost in the blaze that
destroyed the Washington Parle
race track grandatand. and
clubhouse late Saturday.
But radq otticlals aald they
expected the figure to go m'uch
higher before a final report was
made to the stockholders of the
track in Homewood, a southern
suburb or Chicago.
No oae was injured tn ~he Clre,
although almost 7 ,000 persons
had been at the park Saturday af.
ternoon.
Spfnlu laJled
DES MOINES -Olympic box•
ing gold medalist Leon Spinks
Jr., visiting friends an<Uelatives
here, also visited the city jall for
6'h hours Friday night on four
traffic violations.
Spinks, 23. from St. Louis, the
light heavyweiaht winner at last
year's Montreal Games, was ar.
rested and charged with having
no driver's license, no vehicle re·
gistration, no license plate and
disregarding an officer's signal
to stop.
Cards Stop
Providence
LOUISVILLE (AP)
Freshman Darrell Griffith sank
two free throws with 1 : 29 to play.
then Providence missed three
scoring opportunities lo give nin-
th-ranked Louisville a 68-64 cot.
lege basketball victory Sunday.
Griffith's foul shots spoiled a
comeback by the 15th-ranked
Friars, who had gone ahead alter
trailing 39-26 at halftime. Grif-
fith, who finished with 11 points,
hit a driving dunk at the final
buzzer to give the Cardinals their
final two points.
Just prior to that, Bruce
Campbell, who led Providence's
comeback by scoriru? all 14 of bis
points in tbe second ha)(, mlxxed
a .15·foot jump shot with 52
seconds left.
Providence got the ball back
alter Louisville's Larry Williams
missed a free throw, but Bob
Mlsevlcius miased another jump
shot with 12 seconds left.
Providence got the ball one more
time with three seconds left but
threw away the inbounds pass.
But the '18ers countered witb a
five•polnt burst -CaldWell
lones' free throw, a basket by
·Henry Bibby and a pair of free
throws by Ma.
Abdul·Jlbbar. with 28 points,
led the Lakers. who fell one
percenta1e point behind idle
Portland.
Besides Abdul..Jabbar, LaQn -
ln double f11ures were Earl
Tatum, lS, Kermit Wuhi.ngton.
Soccer Fans Riot
ltal,imu Angry With Official
11. and LociusAUen, 10. ASCOU Italy <AP) -Hun-
dred.a of anarY aoccer faDS It.aced
an eight·bour 1te1e of the
atadJum in this centr-1 Italian
town SUnday and today. prevent·
tn1 the departure of the referee
and the vlalt1n1 aoecer team
alter a Secoad Leque match.
preceded b)' rampagin1 and riots
which left four penons injured.
and damage to the stadium lll·
atallations worth hundreds of
thousands of doUara. The 78ers, leading Boston in
the Atlantlc Division by seven
games, took the lead for tood at
22.-21 oo a pair of free tbrbwa by
Lloyd l"lee ,nth 19 aecolida Wt ID
the flnt period. 'nJe1 lncreuecl
the mvgin to 51·87 at balftlme
* * *
Tbe liece began after a 1ame
between AICOU and Ca1l1art d.
Sardinia ended in a 1·1 tie. It was
It aU started when referee
Rug&tero Mascia disallowed= aoaJ that would have 'put Alco
ahead a.1 a few m1n-ute1 bef
the ead oftbe same.
Haywood, who co-drove with
Peter Gree1 in the earlier triumphs, teamed with fellow
Floridians John Graves and Dr.
Da"fe Helmick to co,,e-r 2,Sls
milu at better than a 108 m~
an-hour average lD their aup.
pOSedly obeolete Carrera.
In ~place. about 10 miles
bebJnd, were Italians Martino
Finotto and Carlo Jl'acetU ln a
Porsche 885 turbo. Another 93S,
'IJhlcb Jed mc»t of tbe race up un·
til a Iona plt at.op 11ve the oven.-
tual wlnnerl the le.ad at the 21·
Did WoGdy ··~·oot Irish Ga111e?
Fam burled bottles and wbeca
the same wu over, they invaded
the field and tried to reach the
dresstni roorm ol both Cagliari
and Maida. '
After betna rtpelled by 1core1
d. policemen, the fans aelted tbt
aates of the 1tadlum. Mascia
uted police to uae a helicopter to
leave tbe field. but bla requesl
wurwJected,
I hCNr mark wu tblrd, co-driven
by Reifthc1d Joest of Germany
and Bob Wollelt ol Franee, .-> I mllet back. A.ctor1 Paul Newman and
Callf omlana Kilt IOnter aPCI El·
llott f'wbta.Boblnlon motored to
&D lmjllNl&lft flflh pf ace in a ..
acbedule. Athledc clirecton and
atbletlc bc)ardsbqw what ia good
for a aeboo&. lf coacbea 1tart mat· tJll ecbedul• tbe1'll Jmt do what
ii •ood (ortbemselvu. 0
.Wood:J or not. Notre Da1ne and
OILlo a.ta won't meet la the near tutore me. the lrltb bavii com-
pleted their 1cbeclut. until ll80.
Tbey )nelude tbe lltea of
M•c'1aan. Pelsa state, Color.&>,
111a.oun, Louillaaa &ate anq
TIDll ..... IP addWon. to trldi·
tlOul oppoaenta.
Late Sunday. the Ca1Ua
ptayen left the 1tadlum under'.
hen1 Dalice eacort.
One hour' later. Mucta did ~
Hiile. 8ul ~lee Ud to UH tMf'.
IU to._.. m.any fau WM
tried "> ....... tbe ~ Cllt wed by t.b8 reftrM to nee und..r tbe escort or pollc•
motorcyclllta. I
fl'ranSfer Pays Off
or CM's Parrino
ByEDllUBGAaT Ol .. De&ly ,.....,.....
' AU be wanted was a huee -a chance to
i>rove that he oou.ld play ompedtiv lY on a varal-
1 basketball team.
• And ec.ta Me.a m1h J..~~ Steve Panino, a ~~er from Mater Del ~ lo Santa Ana, bu
done more than play
· eompetltlvely for a
Mustap team that ls
12·9 overall and 5-S io
South Cout Leaiue ac-
tion.
The 6-3 Parrino takes a P-9·' scoring average into ;.Tuesday night's clash
with Corona del Mar and has 1c:ored 20 points or
more in 11 different aama. IUI bigb is 3' against
isslon Viejo, and Costa
esa coach Larry Sun-
dennan calla Pani.ao the at a parcl position."
bo1t abooter be'1 The current season ls
coached ln tbree yeara at ectually the flnt one lo
Coata:Meaa. wblch Parrino bu
·'He and DunJ Byera blld1ed tbe ball.
Out year's star) are tbe When a,. tranaferred
two best offensive hm MaterDei alter bis
players rve bad here," 1opbomoJ'e year, be
says Sundertnan. ''But »layed a tenter.forward
Steve's the best shooter en the )(Ult.an.gs' junior
I've bad." vanity equd. (A CIF
Parrino can connect rule stipulates that a
fl"om 17 feet and Sun-transfer mU1t pus up
derman says, "we don't Cllle year'• varsity com-
bave a M post man, so petltioo QDJeu his family Steve is more of a dian&esresidence).
baseline to baseline .. 1 pll.)'ed center and
player. He does a lot of had my beet to the hoop
things." a lot,.. recalls Parrino.
Among those things is "But I was happy to be
ball bandUng. playing junior varsity.'•
"This year, the coach <He averaged 17 points
worked with me on ball per game>.
handling," says the 17· At Mater Dei, Parrino
year-old Parrino. "U I go started as a forward Oft
on to play in college, it both the freshman and
will probably have to be sophomore teams.
Banner 'Season
So why did be
transfer!
"l wanted to play
Yanity basketball super
bad, and I didn't think I
would 1• that good of a " . F or UCI Nine?
With lettermen return·
inl at most positions.
coupled with a eood ln·
flus of JC transfers and
freshmen. new UC Irvine
baseball coach Ed Allen
is more than optimistic
as the season BP·
proacbes.
"I think we're going to
be very good, and most
of the players think that
way," says Allen, an as·
sistant coach at USC
from 1968-74.
dleback College transfer
Gree Adams will back up
Thayer at s h ort,
freshman Andre Gaiter
<Verbum Dei) is the No.
2 second baseman and
senior Mark McMillan is
behind Engle at first.
!chance at Mater Dei," says Parrino.
Parrino grew up in
Costa Mesa, atteodine
St. John's elementary
acbool where be played
basketball from the filth
through ejghth grades.
He also played football
at the time.
••All my friends went
to Mater Dei, so I de·
cided 1 would give it a
try." says Parrino.
Allen replaces Tom
Spence, who remains as
an assistant.
"We're very deep,
espedally ln the pitching
department, so wilbout
injury we could be a very
good team. I don't think
anyone will blow us out,
because of the pitchine.
U Norman is healthy and
stroq we will have a
very successful season,
that I will predict," says
Allen.
He played football his
freshman year -he was
an offensive lineman -
but "it sort of wore off on
me," says Parrino. "I
thoucbt I would have a
better abot at basket·
ball."
0.1., ..........
COSTA MESA'S STEVE PARRINO (55).
1 The key for the An·
teaters appears to be the
pitching, which has been uc'"'"'._.,,...,., mediocre the past two s.t..,.. 12-11.mn1 t11omo1.2. years. "40!!., ,... i.-.1 c.t-... <Dom·
Returning pitchers in-1~!!:. Fell. u-~tlltrt• c11 cJude Mike Norman, co11 ... 1Nmt1. • Russ Johnson, Bob ,.,,., ,...,. ll-<:11 stet• ILBI
be (llomo,. Goodyear, Bob Do y, s.t .. ,.... .. _t c.1 ,. ... <LB•. . Steve Borowski and John noon, da du...,... •. Mon •• Feb. 21....ft UCLA. noon. Kremer, tbe latter two doutll ... .,... seeing little action in Fri .. l'•D. 2s-c11 Poi" <sLo> '""""). 1976 as freshmen. sa1 .. Fe11. u-c11 Po1v cs1.01 Norman sat out '76 tt1ome1,,_,.,c1o11111..,._r. with 8D arm injury, but Tun .. t.Urch 1-Sln Olt90 St.
(llome). he's recovered and wec1 .. Marc11 ,_1 Sou111ern c11 •
figures highly in Allen's c~~M.rch s-ci......-t <110me>.
p l a n s • J o h n s o n , ,_.,, dollbl--r. Goodyear and Dobey all T.-,Merc,.~l "91., cPompnai • 1 (llOIM). pitched extensively ast wed •• Marcl\9-t i.ovot• season. Goodyear and "''. ~" n-<:a• Poly rPomo1111 CllOmel. Job n son are 1 e ft · sit • Muc" 11-•t C•• Poi.,
b d (PornOftal,"°""·---r. an en. T~ , -di tt-:Wnla Cl1ra, The top freshmen MOpm.
pitcbeu are ricbt-~:=~~=;~;_n, handers Ron Hagen ..... ..,._,.
( S i m i ) a n d B o b T11n., Mettll 2t-<.11 Stat• <LAI
Friacbette (8urrou1hl. ~."'9rdli-usc.1:•P-M·
Burbank), both of wbom ""·Acw1•t-e°"'"""-will. be_.,.._. __ • S1t,. AorM 2~ o..MJ.
o\oa& ~ _, "°°"· dowbtehMdlr. O t be r freshmen r.,., .. .Allril s-t s.n otevo s1 ••
pitchers include Robert 1=:r::~':'i .. s.t .. Aprll M-0••"9W' Titus (Napa), Kevin c-w1~1tuo1,.,,..,_,,,_
That better shot came
this year, and now Par· rino is looking forward to
a college career.
"I'd like to play at a
junior college for two
yeara and then maybe go
to a college somewhere
in the area, maybe San
Diego," says Parrino,
the oldest of three
brothers.
Pro ·Cage, Hockey
Says Sunderman, "Jn
addition to being a small
college forward, he could
also play the guard spot.
He was a fine player
when he came here and
be has really improved a
lot."
Prep Diving
N1tltNl~Auocl1tl011
IASTlllNCONl'lllENCE
A"Mll< Dlvbl'"
l'llllldelpll• • 801ton NY KnlO\
81111•10
NY Htls
w L Pr1 oa
31 19 .uo -
2S 27 .... 7
2l 21 MO 8
17 32 .:W7 13\'t ,. 3.c .:no u
C.11tral Olvlsl..,.
W~f\l"91on tt 10 .S'l1
Ctewl-11 22 .SSI 1
Hou\lon 77 n .HI 1
Sin Anol.,.o 17 24 .Stt 3
NtwOrleen\ H 28 .'41 61>
.At11n1a 20 33 377 11
WHTlllN CONFIEllENCE
Mlfwest Olvlsl'"
0.nwr » 17 .660 -~•roll i1 n K•"'"' City 11 71 llldl•na 74 1'
Clllce90 11 31
Mllwau-IS •1
"«Ille Olv1si011
.SIS 31 1 . soo •
.461 10
.404 1J
·'" 21
Portllnd 3S 19 .6'8 USernal11¥llell•1I LCKA"9fl.. 33 11 ~7 ''1
1. w 11-. tA0111nv Hill~>"° s.· 1 OOICltnS..it ,. u .~• s•, Mak (Edition) ., OS, J. F. Welltr s .. 111. 11 ?S .nt •Vt
!Se" Mannol W st: • Ollr CAIMm· P?lotflla ,. 76 .480 9 tire) ll7.0S; S G. Weber l~n M¥1nol 5-rt'• Scorws
319 47; 6. Coltlemen llCatell•I :IOI~; 80iton 111, eu11a10•1
1S.. .. ..,. (Hl#lt. .. IOll. Pllllllltlllllle 102, t..as""94ttn '1
Tritons Ranked .2nd
NV...._.._ Clewtend'9
lndl-111, Clllceeo"
Ottrol11JO, K•n"" en., 111
NtWOl'IWIS ... HOllSton.O
S.11 Antonio t "·NV KNIC-19t
PllOOlllC US, Denver ICW
S.tttl• 107, Mllww•ee"
T111l .... 's 0-S Nooemtstclledlllecl ,_...,., °'"'"
Los.....-•I NY Knlch
Plllledtlllf\11at Buffalo
SA" ~•I C/ll<avc> N"l'HetsltMllwwllee
Clevolll'ICI •• Houston
AUMlaat "-'I•
Wa~lnvton•l GolCltn St lie Denver •I "'°'11....,
N•t._.I Hockev Lea-
CAM .. •ELL COfl"ElllNCI! ,..crick 01 .. 1s1 ...
Phil.O.lphla
NYl\1..-S
All•nla
NVA1t19tn
W LT '1tt G~ OA
31 to 12 74 to1 14S
31 IS I 70 IW U7
14 18 11 H 11t 1'7
19 U tl SI 192 1'1
~DMUell
SI Louis
C~lceoo
ColOf'edO
MlnnelOY
Vencll\IVW
n 16 6 SO ISi I ..
,. 27 ' 47 "' 192 • ,. ,. ' 41 ''° ... 1l 11 12 • us 211
U !M • ,. tSJ 21l
· WAlHCONl'l!lllNCll
Hor?ltDMsl'"
Jt 1 ' 17 762 128 2• 21 t S7 110 169 19 23 11 ... 17• 110
Mof'ld!X• F!bru!ry 7, 1tn DAIL y PILOT AJ J I
-Checking
Banquets
For Girls
J(eU,y Smith and Marte
Ld'Qdy were selected
Silver Star aw~ ~ ner1 of the Newport
Harbor Hi8h tlrtl taDll
and volley'ball tealQI at
a recent aporta awards
banquet.
The Silver Star award
1oea to the lid wbo la
honored u moat out·
1tandine over a three. year vanltyeueer.
Other wtDners: ,.....
tltwr ... -IClll\I Smith; -· ..,.,.." ... -o.le Glldlrlll a!Mf M•r~• .Mvfrs; most lmPf'o'"41 -
UW4t ....... Y..,MY9"-,_.. .._...,
Mott ,,.t...ol• ollenw -J1ntt
Jec,ebyf """ YllU.llle deflflM -
Elt•11 Hln4rwton; most MNllClklt
-J1y110 Or•11•11re, .loftllller SMlll\Wr, Tr1111 O'A.rlly; "-* t....
ll)lr .. '-1 -o.ne k-..t"llV -J•yM~~&a.
MoJt OlltltendlllQ Jlllllor van11., -S.11\la.ut'.
Y.n.,Mll
M°'1 YOllNOle -Melle Lundy Mill
Sam Si-: ,_I IMplralloftel -
L't-OrclU; SHVW St.er -MMle
LUfldy.
Mott O<bt-Tn<J Junior vanlt., -
.A11111 V...Vtoy; mo&t 1MPr111one1 -s.11.,,.....,,
V'"
Dale Keou1b and
Cheryl Johnston were
selected most out.tand-ing volleyball playen on
Corona del Mar11 Sirls
team at a recent 1ports
awards banqueL
Other banquet results:
VOlltyUtl
Most ou•t1ndlng ¥tr.lty-O•I•
K-.911 -Cher'(I Jollnlton; mo<I 011ts11ndl119 J1111lor versll.,-Klm
WllH11; most lmpf'ove•-Monlc• ..... ,._,,
Mos1 011htandln9 varslly-Ann Koehler; most oulSlln<tlnv Junior varMly-0...lelle Rolhs<l\lld; ~ ltn11ro--ICNlle FOf'd.
Chis c:e-trr MO\I CMlh1endl1t9-0I-Jones;
~l lrn~-.AIYlf'H. FlelfHoci...,
Moll outst111dlr19-t.ynd• Buck,
Amr Kll'l<, Rutllla Klrti; mo.I OUI·
'1ancll119 lunlor v•rsll'(-Clncly Alt· drt: mOit Improved-kith., Bar·
rlr19I011.
Tennis
Report
GM.L.90• TUINIS uc .... ..,._11mt.at1.,...
Mlll'•lifttlftSeml•
Slllder IUC1 l def Ftdtrlco
(Foo1f\lllt 7-6, l·S; WU II.ms IUGll clef
Les Alamitos
Race Entries
..... , ......
.......... ,,,, ..... M.
Plltff ltA(I -lSIO V•ff\ 3 .,..,
... me..,._ t..im1r19 l'llrw "*· C1411mlftl ~In s 10.ooo
Ol•I Cr.ti IWetMnl Tl11y MIO le.Ill
"YI ... O.\<lf fW¥dl
8tt Ito~ toll Clltoc*tl.._I
Mio Oeuele $auy lilt-•)
122
10 122
"' 111
II Levi•' CN1d cw.uor.1 A-. Ilka lllOU9fll
(111-.,,..y CC.II)
all1tltet1 Uthl CCr-1
TNOle hcl{ Wlllr (lltOOll•I
AtlylMM (T,...urel
IWll"IH V-tell ICardore) Cre<ne Gill 10.lombal
ll7 Mlwter ...,.."'" (HM'tl ltt
Teka &ow 11.1111\am) ~Jet (Warfl
117
IU
IU
IU
111
"' IH
117
122
taCOHO llACa -'10 yuds. J
, .. , olds & 11p. c111m1ng. Pvrw
$2000. CltlmlllQ Pflce uooo.
SIXTH llACt -1'0 't•-0. • YN• ... '-Al~e Pllt'M '1500.
llOM Sir l~rl 1tt
M~I Ltcll (lllcllal"dtl ltt
Sw .. t ·~ CLIP11llam) 117 ~·, KlllCla ~ IHtrO 1tt
T11&ffo Juncllon IKnlglltl Ill
"""'"' Ket Moo<-. 1er_1,.rl 1n Kem•hll (M'fltt) 11t Vida Tt (Wllttonl 117
Too Htc. tarootul 111
8old Torneao (K,.1111111
Wini., Wll'dl IClerhwl
Sc-r Soor1 <WellOtll
11' HVaNTM llACa -400 yerdl. I
111 vur oldt & 11p. Clalmlng, Pllrw
122 $<'*. Clalml119 Pti<• S7*• C..M•te Slrlp IWerdl tn 5hest1 11*4 <Ward) 1n
SH"'lte <Dr•Y9rl 11t °'".,. T9 cT,...,.,..., lit Suptrflne (Caltl ttt ~r Run-• IHMll llt HIPC»f Git C<:ardou) 11' 8•malat (Adair) 11• , Joe l'ra.dtr tero.11 lit lla<ll On Mel> <8rooll•I 1n
TMlllO llACI -400 V•l"d•.) yNr
Olf maldoM. O•lmlng. Punt StlOO.
(l•I mln<J Price UODO.
Mldnl9"1 SpeeO IC.doll) ltt
Duffy~ IOerlswl 1n Anot~A,.1HllW•tso1>1 1tt
lwtln 0..-al IAoupl o.I Oolene4 Git (Mvtftl
Tuff Glne (Kftlglltl
My~ ll'rlN:ff6 IB•OOll•I
K._el\ Olrts <Treas.,.el
Major Swllll M.n (Harli
Llttl• Hieb eov ICrNOtf) Clllt 8111 Puncllle ICMdoQ)
8\lll's No Deck <Ore.,.,,
Miko Page CA.dolr)
1n ••OKTI4 llACI -350 yards. 3 1n 'tHr olds. c1e1rn1,.,. Cellf-bred.
117 PvrM U-. OllmlnQ P\'1<9 $5000.
111 l11tk., s.ti. IU!IMm) 117 1n One Mol'9 ~ co.com11t1 1n
tn ~ .. c..._.1 1n
112 K.._ .. OW.,......,, 1n
1tt Clur w1,. CH«tl •tt
1n .Alvin A ...... CltMt .. J I It
1n st.-•ne JeM C~•l 1n
POU1tTM iu.e11 -s• .,.~ds. ,
'l'fff' Okb & uP. AllowMC.. P\ll'M g1oo.
Al.mltlK 8* <Mlkllelll 1H
0u1 Of """ WIY cw-...> 122 8Mr1-ICrMetf> 117
So'°"*t't World Co.ttmbe)
Ooll ..._ <Mvlftl
GllNY'I 9'oclllt <Adair) wi..-J-(1(1149"1>
121 IUllTH ~ -400 yards. 3 ve.r
1" old• a. 1111. cw""" PwM llOOO. 11t C•llmlna Price a..
11t s1-11t~l 122 ni w .. ltlttw (Uol\lrnl 1tt s.11., $1111111 ,...,., s. .... flt_ lllwe CCMdOrl) Alwe ._ Oe (Her11 1n lt"9llela Oto <Adllr> tn Jo avrna IW.,..I '" 122
Del Molltt .. (l'f'W)
Blue 0.nd'I' Aled <TfHMlrt)
Svro Fl• cw.llGftl
Charmer 8erl COftOl'llbll 1n Tull Son IAIUllMll
"''TN llACI -. 'OO nrdt. J yur oldl r. up. c111m1119. PurM SNOO. Clellftlflo Price saDO.
Ro,,,. Devit \Uilltllnll
122
1n
ttt
112
112
112 ""'• tlld Aefl" CTl'Mtwel Mr. Zing IKlll(llll)
, 19 P119vs111 Mao!t Cltldllrd•I
11?
'Anita Results ... ,.....,
Ooer& f'llC
"I IHT llAC:. -• furtong,. ' .,ee,
old1 & uP. Oelmlnv. Pune HOOG.
Wllh ~ C.S.llenl ,.., •oo uo
I mPt'ffSM LMCk (V •ldtd ,..., 6 10 Ref~ lc.utllelll 2.!•0
TI,.,. -1.oft/S.
A1'6 !tan -0t .. 11 Bun. 0e9a,,
Do<Mll'9, Wll'dy Wlll-r. lrl\11 Etu-
dl•llt. ,...,,, w--. Hlc!Mly Ca1111r.
Nllalldlos.
s•COlllD llAC• -One mite. l .,.., oMI coll• ~ tetdlnos l>rtd In
Cellf. Allewences. """-112,000.
V-Dene« ICof'Otrol
tO.OG S.«I • «I WI..., o..c.r IL.arnt>tnl 7.IO S IO
c-t-TllrMI (~ 6.M)
Tlrne-1.Jll/S.
Aho ..... -Vllnflt Glow, Weter
Or04ta, Kii'-"'• lletlel. Miid•"•• MOiio.
Hoscretctws.
0 .. ly o...to -1·Wlll .......... ... Y-0.-.pelfW.•.
SetelCllecl -Mal"'lr.-,. HtW• H-VMI', NoT1Klll119.
SJ ludl -Ml: .... ~· ._.,.... .. 0o,..ww.a
SIXTH llACW -Mil• mllff. 4
yur OldS & 1111-Al~ P\orw
Sl0,000.
SMrll
CC.Utllenl ._00 :UO UO
Tu 8rKllM (Plnt•Y> '"'° s.oo R.CSllftt llo'I ITO<'O) U0
Time -1.42115.
AIM> rift -Sol...Crer. Atfrw, Hu'"'"
bit Howard. M•dera Svn. Ov•r
S..--1. Tnlftd Senc1. Cla:S., 5urgtoft. Note~
Sl!YlllTN •AC• -At>Out .. 'h
t11rl0119S on !Uri, ' YMr ollb I. .., Hancllcap. Puna $20.000. Jumplr19 Hiii
CSltoernMerl 43.20 11.00 UO
M-y Lender (Plnuy) 10.20 •.Ml Wood G,_ !Toro) 5.M
Tlme -1.tUIS.
EdlM IUCOS.7,6-1,H, TMlllO llACE -6fur1-. 3 .,.., "'"'" -.... WlllllfM (UCtl dtl Steldtl' NCI) old m•ldtn llllles. Purse SI0,000.
Al•o r1n -Gold St111C11rd, Sl.r
Juo11, M.lrll's Place. Good Report.
s11lned Gl•n. Bold Giant. Felll
Prolll\el. CNoo..
4-t.6"2,. .. 2. • Jarn•ls (Glu1helll
.... .,............ uo 4.00 '''°
N•o•l·McNem.,.. IUCll d•f """'II F-(CO<'Oefo) 1.00 s.• Sl1ldtl'f!fl• IUCll 7··· 6·7, 7-6; MadernotMllt Betsy (T11rcotte) 10.IO Tll'llt -1. l<W/S. WllllemM.ln'o IUCll dei ,._,,CO• AllO Rift -Cellao, TownttU1r.
Goldbef111......,1111 .. 2 • .,.., B•lldu c:oi-1 Shula OllneM Aow l'l•b • • • Tollo~touv .. uctrvlne. °""""' R-. C.r1alnwey.Qvln· WOMIN • Us Queen, Sll;,erly.
Telltl ll...,.: 1, UC lrvlM 31 t. Scr•tclled -Emmy, Electric
Footlllll 11 s. UC Sima &¥bare 13 Bl1nllet, Noire Anoe. Air E119le.
FN$ft0Slate1S. ....._,, SillllOI SoMfs
Mone CUCll d9f Morrl&an fSl-
torfl W, .. 1.
"°'-I.,,. llACE -11116 mll ... J
'"' old ,,....,.,. co11, & oe••ings. P\lrM '100 $10,000.
M'trlad t~)
7AO S.00 4.20
31 40 12.20
S.IO
NO \CrMCl\H,
IS luct1, 1.J-pl"' Hitt & .. MeMy ........_, ,. .... SttS.Jt..
..OHTM llAC• -M• mllot. 4 ., .. , olch. Slal{es. P\orso s100,odo
added. O\arltS H. Str\1:1 steMs,
Klrb't I.Ml
IH-fly) 9.60 5.40 4.10
Pro1141rll'll .. ICDrdt<'o I 1.ltO 6 00
Ooullto DI~ CTorol s.JO
Time -1.002/5.
Also rift -.A·Pocket P•r1t, A·
R•l•b, Crfll•I Waler, L'H-.u~
Pro11d Blrdlt, Kln9s Clllle, Or •
Krohn, Amerlc.,, Trider, RorntnUc
LHd, F·D B., s OrMm, F·Stmburo.
A· Eltnlftdol'f -d entry. F..Mut1111I Field.
No acratcllts.
NtNTM llACI! -t·ll1' mllH. I
y .. r olds & ""· 01lmlng. Pvl"Je $11,000.
Moue her IMcHarvuel :ruo •. 20 s.eo
7J10 5.20
4.20
Hentwlce (Plncoyl s.., 0*9W (C..UU-)
Tlmo-t.4. Also r111 -Hell end .,..._. ...
Morrlon, MIC\lllltlon, Gelllfll LlmD.
Ouch, Bon GIOOIO, £19loa Mato.
u"npectedly, 8olotl e.11.
Cimino (Centinela ....-t:~.?:JO>. Motl., Allrll 11-Y of SM DleOo Valley) and l>avtd l''tnch C'-1e>.
,. ;)() ' •1 , ... 201 IS 31 6 )6 1)3 1.0
JV Wrestling Aa 111Ual, the Fountain games last week, move
Valley IUgh Barona are back into the top ten,
tbe Dally Pilot's weekly Teplacing Placentia's El '"""'1tt11m•Mll'lt1a t.....oomntl!le1tcArt111t-1et4-0.
choice as Orange Coun· Dorado as the No. 10 Me1111;1~'1:" 70 209 112 1:=t=.l~/N~=:V~ion4:4'. ~~~~~,1~~=t2·•1•
Scretchtd -8erly1n RMd, Ro.,.t Retie.
u ... ct•, •·MHCll•r & i· H111twlce, Ptlf ..... ,.. (G---tnlla) TUK..Alrl!t~(..._I. 1 -~ • Fri .. A11rll 1S-lt Cel Stele In the infield, Jim 1Non11r1e1g11.
WI .. Pi Coll-Sat., Aprlt H -C•I Steto c •• a erce uigee CH•""''d••I 11101tte1. 1.0011. transfer. la the No. 1 .,.,.._..,
t b b d f l t TllM .~tt,._Olepm.,., ca c er a ea o e • Thun., """' z'-C.11 St.-coem. termen Steve Morton """911 ........
and 8-.-n---1-'•t .. ~~UC1t!wr91*. I""'"' D&llJll.U,. Sit .• Apt'll u -uc Al¥ersld• Senior Roser E'n&le, <NIM>.-.-... ........ wbo led UCI in bltU.n1 • Tu .... Aprll 2.-t C.I I~• (NortlW .. l. year ago, will be at fint wod .. Aprll 21-sovtt1ern cet
bue with senior Brian c.ci ... 0--1.
Heater at second. Al ea!;· Allr" a--.c SoutMn1 ea•
third, senior Scott Win· ~,. ~111HJS1u <llOfftO>. -n. -*---·· ters and junior Doug T-.,Mey>-«Uc1t1 ... rs1-. Chard are •aaini a bat. w .... ,,..,...uscc,_,.1. tle for the ...... , .... berth l'rt •• M.., ....u. et SM o .... .. ._....... Olottlo),I.
wblle letterman Scott :w1.. ,_., 1,.... u. of Sii\ otteo.
Thayer, a Jwdor. wW be -·--1
•-·· Mell.,Mrt~ ( .... ).I. the thortatoD. TllH.. Nwt ._... SM 0 .... st..
In tbe outfield, seniors 7·~11., •• .,_.., 11_..11 o"'° 1t ..
John Eapy and Brad '"°""'·
ty•s No. 1 ranked prep squad. El Dorado was ::J:t, ,, 11 6 44 ,., 1,, ns-~ cM1cSecour1t .. 1-4. 111-A1t111QM 111-i..for'Mlt.
basketball team. whipped by Valencia of Toronto u 21 1 s1 1'6 1u 123-flO\lbleiiooCM<N•nk•H. H1111t1,,....9HclltJ71cM1 .. 11111
But laat week 's No. 2 Placentia Friday. ciev•••rid "11 ' 11 m 1'1 :~11':,;',~~::=~'!:~~· ,:::~:;~,~,'.=,:~~~~·,,,. .Basketball squad, Corona del Mar, 0r.,...c:i.-.,T1t11Ttt1 ~··~ u1-e.ur1M>c10c"-trew. 11s-ToY1or11>p1MM111oa11 .. 1:21. _. __ to flfth after being 1. Founl•ln V•ll•Y 120-1 l so OetroU l, VlllCCKIWr 2 l4'-5119efk• 11111 pinned ~ ... o·so. 11)-E. Lyn (HI dee Kl'IOll •2. .IUNIOtt YA Mt TY
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"It's great to have a group of
people who have the sam problem as
I do. It helps to know. YQl!'re not a freak
If you sneak eat ori bingf!. They're just
like me." -65-year:.old homemaker~.
"No one can understand how you
feel like another overeater can. some
people say, :Just use a little willpower,'
but they don't know what it's like for
people like us. " -32-year-old
secretary. .
"OA helps you to learn how to
cope with your problems without
·Th ·ey. Find a
By MARCIA FORSBERG Ott• o.lly l'li.t Staff
Dinner dishes are done and
Mn. F. plomps down in the den
with a fast.paced novel for an
evening of reading.
Her tummy is full, but there
are Uiree pieces of leftover fried
cbtcken in the fridge.
After polishing them off, she
eats a whole bag of potato chips,
then decides to finish up what's
left of a half gallon of ice cream.
Her ~ forgotten, she stands
in the kitchen wolfing down, but
not tasting, a package of graham
crackers.
In anguish, her mind cries out.
"Why can't I stop?'' She feels
guilty for the indulgence and lack
of self control.
It's not the first time Mrs. F.
has been on an eating binge. But
it could be one of her last.
A NONPROnT, self-help or-
ganization called Overeaters
Anonymous, which celebrated its
17th anniversary in January and
is patterned after Alcoholics
Anonymous, can help Mrs. F. de-
al with the problem.
Members of OA believe that
they have lost the ability to stop
eatini. Using a proeram iden-
tical to AA. they substitute the
word food fQr alcohol.
Take part of the OA test:
-Do yoo eat when you're not hungry?
-Do you go on eating binJeS
for no apparent reason?
-Is your weight affecting the way you live your life?
-Do you have feelings of guilt
and remorse after overeating?
Yes answers might indicate a
tendency to compulsive overeat-
ing. "I see people upset and tense
because of this and want to tell
them about OA," said Mrs. S., a
six-year member who lost lOS
pounds in 7 months.
The program insists on
anonymity, both at the public
level of press, radio and
television and within the
BEA ANDERSON, Editor
Monday, February 7. 1977 Bl
Masaya Niimura,
· left above with
daughter Hinako,
prepared
the food of
Japan. Tr~cy
Beard and
Sean Harrison,
right, .decide
if the>; like
the won ton.
eating. Before, when I was depressed,
eating was the solution to everything. I
even had trouble with food binges
'Nhen I was happy. " -48-year-old
school teacher.
"I hated myseff and didn't know
how to stop eating." -25-year-old
student.
"Now I don't have to beat myself
with bad feelings because I've
overeaten. I have special friends from
OA that I can trust. ,, 30-year-old
artist.
fellowship.
"'ANONYMITY has a double
meaning for me,'' Mrs. S. con-
tinued. "It means we can say
anything on the telephone or at
meetinis without fear that lt ever
wlll be repeated.
"It's also a_ ereat leveler. It
doesn"t matter what social, pro-
fessional or educational back-
cround a person has. We're all
equal. We're all compulsive
overeaten no matter what our
position la in life."
Since the purpose of OA is to
stop eating compulsively, the on-,
ly requirement for membership
ls a desire to stop. There are no
dues or fees, although a basket is
passed at meetings for contribu·
tions to cover costs of OA
literature and incidental ex-
penses.
Mrs. S. pointed out the ac-
cessibility of OA. "There are
meetings scheduled every day in
a variety of locations throughout
Orange County, so it's easy toget
to one or two a week."
OA 'S BASIC concept is that
compulsive overeating is a pro-
gJ"essive disease th;lt affects the
person on three levels -
physical, spiritual and emo-
tional.
"Obsession with food is an out-
ward manifestation of inner pro-
blems. Overeaters are sick peo-
ple.' • she said.
Although it is not a diet club, a
dietary program without refined
sugars or starches is recom-
Sampling the
food of Asia
and the South
Pacific is
a tasty
exp.erience.
Kenneth Willcut,
right, bites.
into fried won
ton from China.
Mark ~~g, tar
ngm, tnes
some rice.
..
mended. All foods are weighed
and measured, and a sensible
nutrition plan is advised.
Some members believe they
have a physical sensitivity to re·
fined carbohydrates or even to
concentrated natural
carbohydrates, so that ea tint 41iJ
ly a small amount triggers a
craving for more which will
eventually lead to a food spree.
•'DON'T TAKE that first bite."
Mrs. S. insisted. "With people
Uke us, one bite ls a binge. Say no
to lt."
Adapting /dcoholics
Anonymous' 12 Steps to
Recovery, "members can grow
spiritually and emotionally so
that they don't need or want ex-
cess food." · ·
The first step is to admit
powerlessness over food. The
second step is to "come to
bell eve that a power grea~r than
ourselves can restore us to
sanity:"
Mrs. S. declared, "I chose to
call God my higher power, or it
.can be tbe group jtsell or a
sponsor."
When a newcomer ent~ t.bll
group, be uu someone who ~as
established recovery from C<1rD· •
pulaive overeaUn1 to be bis foQd
sponsor.
For 21 daya, the new member
plans three meals each day, calla
the~&Pons<>r a.pd tells him what he
intends to eat.
"THE RESI' OF the day is free
"OA is better than any group
therapy session that you'd pay $80 an
hour for in Beverly Hiiis."
34-year-old businessman.
"The more meetings you go to, the
more you hear your own story. Unless
you've been heavy or have an
overeating problem, you just don't
understand." -41-year-old mechanic.
"OA helped me find out how I
became the neurotic compulsive
overeater that I have been. "
23-year-old homemaker .
of thinking about food." re-
marked Mrs. S. "There are no
more decisions to mal\e about
food, so you won't stand at the
refrigerator wondering, 'What
shallleatnow'?"
OA meetings are friendly.
There are no weigh-ins and no
scolding.
A strong motivating force is
brief talks given by individuals
telling of their own experiences
with the battle against overeat-
ing.
''It is vitally important to take
one day at a time," said a
member.
"We can't do it alone," said
another. "If we could, we would
have."
"Remember," said Mrs. S.,
"Overeaters Anonymous isn't for
that person who wants to lose five
or 10 pounds just so she can fit ln-
to a new spring outfit.
"It's for the person with feel -
ings of complete hopelessness-
the person who has lost all her
ability to stop eating com-
pulsively."
'TotJr' .Food for Thoug.ht
ByDBNNISMeLELLAN
CMU.~lfl'l•M.it
.Harper Elementary School stu·
dents became International
gourmet. recently as they
sampled the cuisine of the Pacific
islands and three Asian CQuntrles.
Physically, they , troeled no
farther than the school's library·
media center. But with a little lm-
a1ination and a lot of tempting
diahea they made tbe trip with
ease.
"Do YoU have your paaaports?"
uked~ Ellen Brownell to the
liJie of HCODd gradera at.a.rtq at
tbe cOltumed women positioned
throqhouttheroom.
Mn. Bro-.iynell, director of the
U'brary·media center, Pointed to a
largecoloredmapontbewall. "You·~ flyigt all the way to
Asia where you'll vtslt India, 'C'hlita and Vietnam. Tben you'll
tkip over the ocean to the Pblllp-
pl,Ms, Japan and tbe HawaUan
Jalandl.
,.But ftrJt y~'ll bave to 1et
your pauport stamped and ex-dwtcerow: American money."
with coins, pictures and other
artl.facts. The costumed women
answered questions and ran short
filmstrips.
But the highlight of the 45-
minutetour was the natlve dishea,
from papaya, won ton and sushi to
&h,aeaweedandfriedrice.
All the food was prepared by the
costumed women (moat were
mothers> who volunteered their
time and money.
The two-day event was part of
the school 'a multicultural
studies. which are geared to
famWarizin1 the students with
the custom.a of other cultures.
"I think it's the beat thine that's
e•er bif.pened," says Mn. Browne , who is the Early
Cblldhood Education
eoordlnator.
THE MULTICULTU&AL
studies are one of four compo-
n en ta ef. ECE. (8eadtn1.
taoiuaie and matbemaUca are tbeotherthrff. >
Altboulh. ECE includes only
gades K-3, the other cradel are
parUetpatlnl in tbe multicultural
atudles, Mn. Brownell 19$1,
beeauaeltl1lmportant.
••1 fl1ure-U the1 learn aometbf.nl about tbtt other p.,u
of the world1" 1ay1 ilrt. Brownell, •'they U appreciate lt.
We'repuab.lal pOliUn thin ...
,"I'm Jilt OVfiWHlll)ed et t.be
re•CtlcinOltbedilldnft. YoudOft't now ,,..ttu.a.tou.e Vlet·
nameae and Japanese children in
this school.
"They're not thought of as a
minority, hut a litUe star in the
sky. Theotherchildrensay, 'Your
fObd la 801ood •.• '
Durin1 the remainde'r of the
school year multicultural studies
wlll cover Europe, Africa and the
Mlddle Eut and the Americas.
Native diahes al.lo will supple-
ment thole subject.a.
Carol H~~t a parent who pre·
pared the J.na.1a table, arrees the.
ex perlence enhances the
children's understandin1 and-
awareness of the people and their
culture1.
"IT'S PANTASTIC.'' abe nld.
"The cblld.ND were utln1, "Are
tbeae people poor', 'Do they bav&
hou1ea like us us?• .. Qoe airl
even asked 1t the &lrla ln India are
treatedllketboboy1." ,-v "It'• time to move to the next
country,•• aunounced Mrs.
Bro!(r>ell. lt waa nearly time for,
the fourth·IJ'ade class to take lt.a tour.
One 1roup moved to the
'JapaneM table elabclraWr pre-
pared by Mua.yo Nilmura. "I'm not uaed to ebop stlcb, ..
Hid a boJ IWnbllnl with tM Ml·
lot utenaUi.
A ltrl, wbi> wu to tnove on to
HawaU, llDJeNd11l1QU, eatmc uotJMr....waa.
"Scott;" lbe l\llbea. ·~·an-. tll you _.. tbll. TbeH _.. tbe
'beit DOI'! •a.l'veever t.utecL" :
1
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t;,I DAILY P1LOT Monday. Febtuary 'I, 1m
"'°'eeding Counse·I NG>tforTeen Ann"il'
Landers
• DEAJl ANN
LANDERS: I am fed up
wttb your all-porpoae
a111wer -••Get aome
~··you apply 'Jt to every altuaUon. "I
!late my father." "Get
some counseling.••
"Nobody likes me."
.. Get aome COW11elln1."
"I ,... bit by a bus."
••aet some counseling."
I admit that last one is 'Ml UtUe far.fetched, but so
18 your Idea of counsel-~I· How many people
an afford $50 an hour for
a shrink? f Don't tell me about ~hose wonderful "free
clinics." Show me a free fllnic in a small town
d I'll show you a zebra
th feathers.
Telling a kid to aee her
school euldance
counselor la ridiculous
•hen she coes to a school
that doeen't have one.
Bealdea, a 13-year-old
elrl like myself doesn't
want counseling, she
wants your advice.
That's wb.y she writes t.o
you. -MAD TEEN
DEAR.. TEEN: Some
proble1m cu be solved
by 1aJta1 yea or no, or,
"Tell blm to get lost," or
"For1et lt." Other pro-
blem a need to be talked
out. Jaat verbalbtn1
you feelln&• can make
yoa feel a wbole lo& bet·
ter ••• and sometimes It
caa ltelp yoe lcleattfy the
proble1n yoanelf, wblcb
la better than llav1D1
Mmeoee pol.at It CMlt &o
yoa.
~ ........... Klleet a.a&..,_.,. bye at least
•• pH•eee eo..uelor la~ISlaha· delit1. If alley llaye
... ..., for om eqaJJ>-
meat &lie)' line moeey
fer a eo••telor. Tate
pareata aboald ralee tat.a.
U ~II DO free tllnle
la yov·aowa, &bere mut
be a clerfymaa °" a doe·
tor or a Judge or a kind
teacllel' wlllo wW u.tea to
a troabled kid. I'm not
copplai oat •lien I HJ
"fet c~ellDg." tt•a
good advice and I ltucl
by it.
DEAR ANN: A woman
wrote to say she wished
her friends and relatives
bad sent money to help
pay the funeral expenses
wben ber husband died,
instead ol aendlng huge
baskets of nowers and
lon1 letters tbat only
made her feel worse.
You replied, "Sorry, it
would not be ln good
tute."
You are WRONG .
Sendlni money to the
family of tbe bereaved is
an honorable Japanese
custom . When my
father·in-law died, the
money gifts not only paid
for his funeral, but
helped keep my mother-
ln-law in a nuraine home
unW she died. ·
A retractlon, please. -
llRS. M. <CJDCAGO)
DEAR MRS. M.: Yoo
are rt&llt. I wu wroag. I
c~eeked wltb •>: I
t Nuptial Dates Chosen
• ; • !.
Wendy Barrass, Wilson
Miller plan April wedding
in Newport Beach. Dalynn Smith, Chester Malek
I
Couple
I
Celebrate
Mr. and Mrs. George
Ball of Costa Mesa
celebrated their 65th
wedding anniversary
with an open house at
Bethel Towers. Ball,
who was born ln In·
diana, and.lhis wile,
Lacie, born in West
Virginia, were mar-
ried Feb. 3, 1912. Ball
traveled extensively
throughout the Un1ted
States and Western
Canada while work·
ing for Rumley Oil
Pull of Indiana.
Clubs Focus on Funding
P&OG&AM: Orange Coast
Colle1e'1 Children's Center Is ex-
pandlnt the infant-toddler child
care prosram.
Open from 8 a .m. to 4 p.m.
Mondays tbroulh Fridays, the
center off en services to students
on fimlted incomes. Cbtldren
muat be between 8 w~ka and 2'
montba and muat remain for a
mlnlmam of two hours but not
more th.an four.
Further information is availa-
ble by calling sse..~.
RISTOUCAL SOCIETY: Jim
Sleeper and Don Meadows will
talk about the world'• lar1est aiq)e f\oTow plow when they
put at tbe Oranie County meet·
IQ• at 7:IO p.m. Thunda.y, Feb.
10, ln Bowers Museum. Santa An~. .
· The plow •u created by Post &others~ Bolla (Mid":'ay Cl~)
and was capable of turning eanb
from a depth of 6'h feet. It was
developed to aerate subsoil for
improved farmJ.na.
WOMAN'S AUDLIARY: The
Orance County Section of the
American Society of Mechanical
Engineers will meet at 7 p.m.
Saturday, Feb. 12. in the
Fullerton home of the Jack
Ritcbies for the annual valentine
party.
OPEN BOUSE: Orange Coast
Colle1e's Women Center will
have an open house from 10 1.m.
to 2 p.m . Tuesday, Feb. 15. Tho
event iB open to the public.
taVJNE JUNIOa EBEU.S: A
four-part 1afety aemlnar 11 belnl
given on Cablevl1ton CbaDMl a
on four con•ecuti•H ev1nln11
be&innlntTuesday, Feb. U .
~EB. 10-13
ICE CLASSICS.
•
DELTA GAMMA: Santa Ana-
Newport Harbor Chapter mem·
ben wt11 join Glendale alumnae
at ·a· Day at the Races at noon
Saturday, Feb. 12, at Santa Anlt•
Racetrack.
At 9:30 a.m. Tuesday; Feb. 15,
the area alumnae will meet in the
Corona de1 Mar home of Mn.
Ray Davies Jr. The film,
.. Teachin1 the Blind to Sti,"
wblcb wu ftJmed ln Aspen, will
beabown. ·
HUNTINGTON BEACH
JUN10&8: The club ll 1ponsor.
ln1 a t.beaW' party at Sebastian's
West DlnDer Pla,ybouse on Sun·
day. l'eb. 20.
Ticket.a, at SJ.S, wlll included.In·
ner 1nd tbe production of "Sound
olMuatc ...
Reaenatton1 may be made
with Dorothy McGargell at
M&-u,sa or Cbril Jones, 962-4525.
Barras-Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Barrass of
Eutbourne, Sussex, England have announced
the engagement of their daughter, Wendy Bar-
rasa and Wilson Miller, both of Newport Beach.
Mias Barrus, a native of Scotland, studied
at the Westboume School for Girls, Glasgow.
Her flance, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
Miller Sr. of Newport Beach, iB a graduate of the
University of Missouri.
An April wedding ls being planned in St. An·
drew's Presbyterian Church, Newport Beach. ••• Smith-Malek
Mr. and Mrs. Gared N. Smith of Newport
Beach have announced the engagement of their
dauehter, Dalynn Smith and Chester Robert
Malek of Irvine.
Miss Smith, a Children's Home Society de-
butante, attended the University of Southern
California where she affiliated with Alpha Phi.
She is a graduate of and received her
teaching credential from California State
University, Long Beach where she became a
member of Phi Kappa Phi. She teaches in the
Saddleback district.
Her fiance, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester A.
Malek of Santa Ana, graduated from UC Irvine
and now teaches in the Newport·Mesa district.
They plan to marry March 26 in the
Neighborhood Congregational Church, Laguna Be(lch.
Leo Warned
TUESDAY,FEBRUARY8
By SYDNEY OMARR
ARIES <March 21-April 19): Hidden clauses
-and causes -could be featured.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): One who might
have been opposed to you will provide stimulus to
your efforts.
GEMINI <May 21-June 20): Alfain of heart
dominate -emotion tends to rule logic .
CANCER (June 21-July 22>: Tread way with
care -someone wants somethin~ for nothin2.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Stay out of traffic, it
possible. Avoid belnt! in automobile with one who
imbibes -to excess.
VIBGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22): Relatives may
have some "explosive" Ideas. concepts in con·
nection with money, income, expenses and ·
budget arrangements.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Lunar conjunction
with Pluto -in your sign -indicates sudden
changes, circumstances "taking over," excite-
ment, a creative surge,
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Look beyond
the obvious -you gain rare insights, perceive
what is to occur and now can take solid advan-
tage of hunch that is on tar~et.
SAGITl'ARIUS <Nov. 22·Dec. 21): If you in·
slst on perfection, you probably will be dis·
illusloned. · .
CAPRICORN <Dec. 2'.!·Jan. 19): Empbu1s
on where to go, what to do, the best way of ac·
complishing task.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Take overall
view. Refuse to be limited, diminished or in·
timidated. Perceive potential.
PISCES (Feb. 19·March 20): You lain in·
sight, perceive location of lost objecta, get in·
tuitive flash, come to agreement with partner or
mate.
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F OM STORAGE BEING SOLD
1 DAY ONLY
TUES., FEB. 8
1 P.M. to I P.M.
WI A«e,t Muter Cbtlt,
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Here it the stoTY of thGe
fun1 Furrten from time
to time &et "1tuck" with
fun uneklmed !mm storol(~. TNalPT·D·LUX
hu ll larlf1t aroup of fur• conJll(ned by a fcuned furrier
which wW 10 at fantastic prl«~ In tho TUaTIN
area. On sale, fine fur1 for charres due aupienttd by
luJC'UI')' trMl•lnt thot look lib NEW but muet bO
labeW "IC!COncl-hAnd ·~" tmiaalne buylr11 • pte· OWftOd fut stole for only tH or a fine eouturfer
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lt makea aood sente to buy • fine utcd fur. non., for
dolfar you •~t a betttll' buy for yo\lr money. So If ~
want to buy a IOOC:l • ancl up bar~ln In a fur, v 10U want to •a>tnd hu~feds of dollan fnnead of ~ for tH, very flnett MINK, bettfl' con. •rlt. In addlttoll. YoO'J1 fl.td a larp Mltc:Uon of N.EW OM-
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DENNIS THE MENACE
Moftd!r. !!bn!my .,, , m
Tonight's TV
Highlights
NBCes:oo-.. EmUy, Emib'." A re-
tarded teenager f alla ln Jove with the
therapist who helps him adjust to llve in
this original drama with John Forsythe,
Thomas Hulce, Pamela Bellwood and ~! James Fareiitlno. (Review, this page).
· JCCET 9 8:00 -Meetine of the
Minds. Steve Allen moderates a d.15·
cussion by Attila the Hun, Emily Dlc~alileo and Charles Darwin. A.BC. 9:00 -"How the West Was Won ." T e second part of the new
western drama with James Amess, F.va
Marie Saint, Jack Elam and Royal Dano.
(TV DAILY. LOG]
I MONDAY
•V8NING
e:oo
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De 0 Cl>(~ C!J) Nna
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I m oectric c.m,,.., m Dr11Utk Serres
0 Mika lliMlabs m Utttt btcats
-6:30-u 01n1h! Cuesls include Bob
Hope, Sammy Oms Jr. Donald
O'Conn0t, MIMft H1mh~h. Andr
l<Jufm1n
Cl) Wt Gril1itll cm lllerw ~Ifill Show
GI Fllllly Alfiit
((Ill CD) lillMmllt mz..
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7:00
U DINAH! FROM VEGAS! * Hopt/Dnis/O'Connor
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• c:.c.tntion IDI loft LiltJ mn.f81
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fD Mdlifllthrer lteport
(121.l (J)) Tiit l'lrtridre Family m Mdblt'• ..,.,
-7:30-0 DINAH! FROM VEGAS! * Hope/Dawis/O'Connor U Dinah! e c.lifomia Buyli11e a llowli111 ,., Ooliirs m n. a.. eo.p1e a Let's Mah A Dul
()) llamt Tlut TUM an. tiler's W-lld
<II f'rice II Ricllt
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8:00 8 ( 111 fTI) 1 '' Tht Jtlfmttts
Louise learns Ill.ii the trouble 111th
IH!1nc a molher 1n 11111 ~that you Kl
like one when she and )etllJ 5llrt
f1ght1n1 Mr LIOl!el.
G OCl1CI1m ...._.,,Hau
of fltllt "Enuly, £1111ly" All oi1c1111I
90 m1nult clraN abovt 1 19 yur·
old retardlle na!Md frtdd1e wile> $
helped lo lunct1011 111 tht world
around him. Jolln f()(tylhe. K.11en
Grassle, Thonus Hulet (n f1tdd1el. P~mel1 Bell111ood and Jamu
hrenhno \IM
U Mllt11. CC (211r) ~cry ti 1M
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ft) 111eti.c ti lliMa Sttw Alltn
modm1u d11Ctl\SIOll by Attila tilt
Hun (Kh1th Ohit,tl). (m1ty DIC~lllSOll
(Kalhrnne Hetmond). C1hlto
(Aleundtr Scourby) and Ch11tts
Darwin (Muney M1thnon). m ,,._,
m .11,. ..... ~· "'cr11111 -8:30-
• IUSTl"Ci lOOS£.llEW * SEASON COMEDY Hm f.I (Cll) (])) Cl) IHtl1& U..
Cllt$f Bu Davidson pt.ys 111 ln1t111i-
d1hne dtlrvtrf man who makes lilt
m1St11ble for Lt11ny al "" slloe •
stOff.
ID0....
9:00 e (Oll {))) M1t1ff Arthur
perlormJ 1n Olltrallon he will
)'Ultmbtr 111 hrs hie wlltn h"
-Mots pr1chul.joki•1 cellett
i'OellltNt• becomes fllOft tllan tvsl ftOthef patltlll
I • <• Cl)) 0 AIC lttdry 111M: (C) (ZIW) .,._ .. htWa
Wei .. P•r1 II. (dr1) '76-Jamn
• AtMa, £u Marie S1inl. Bruce
...._, .lad aam, Royll Dano.
I l his family u11 11volvei Zeb
Maullln, the independt11t motnttin .
mtn: his SISlet '" bw Kile and ht1
son luh Cooc:l11ll011 Will iir on not
~e~·s Monday N1rhl Movte
ID lllert liriff• sa..w at Tht Ylr1lnia11
fBCmtUftinruJ
fD n. rat1istf-s Clencora's tOUSIR,
Ahtt Vansor, V1S1ts the PalltStrs al
lhw country estate and ioins then
round ot pollhcal and social
eathe11nes
-9:30-u ( 1.ll (})) ( 0) All'$ fair Part I
The conservahve Richard goes !Witt
ae11nst his betler 1odaemtnl-he
ttkes the Democratic PreStdenl tor
h11 new boss, and C1naer tor his new
sttretary
0 ~ Cl) Cl§ CID lllC Moeday Motit: le) (90) "Wlpt Terror"
(su541) '76-Yalene Harper, RIChard
RoNnus. M1Chaet T otu, Beatrtce
M1nley. lhclloln Pr,or Ms. Harper
stirs u 1 motC>n$1 whose hie 1s
tndanitnd 1htr she wltntsses the
sla11ne ol a h1&h1111y ~trolman.
10:00
U Tlt£ ANDtoS TARGOS
• Cu Mist fatal to
reporter-Mille tfllnb
mob uUtd wronc man!
0 (Cl1J ()J) 4 e Andros Tltpts
M1~e Andros dixovm a political
tolumntSt from Washington. D C. rs
on the like from tht New Yoik mob,
when 1 reporter tor the Ntw York
forum IS killed 1n a ur explosion
inlend.ed for tht olher newsman
Ullm 00 Celebrity llmit ®~smelt m D 8it11 Am10o
-10:30-m m &> ""1 ED Theater In Amenu
11:00
0 D t 0 ITV! Til L{' llews U ( 2tl I IJ) l.ovt American Style
lf Silla!a Mitch Up
U lm Ql)llews
GI MMy Hartlu11, Mary Ha1t1111n
Cl> SefJIMt Ilka ( tll CJ)) Tlw blldl Show
caci ... " "-cho m a.cl .i.nu1 m~KcStnn
-11:30-u (Jf r3J) Cl) CIS LAh Mowle
0 Jl>16) Lil • ......,c..
Cl Tiie rn a• U ( Jf\ J) QI) Strffb tf SaR
f llllCISC0/011 ...... . ....,_
Cl> fM MIMy11100ntrt
ali fM '°' Cl11b CD"'-'.,..
12:00
• lest " CtMdlt Iii llloN: c.' "Auassi111llotl"
(dra) '67-Henry Silva. Fred 8e11,
helvn Stt ... art
GI Mo.it. "The Miami Stort~ (dra)
·~4 Bury Sullivan, Luther Adler,
Beverly G1r11nd. Adele Jereens
Q) llOYit: {tJ "fttll llJ labJ
S•llts 11 llt" (mus) '48-Bttty
Grablt, Dan Dalley
-12:30-u ......... SM: MHiltw," "The
T yunt; '1111 Stfuce C.. ti Of. ta"
1:00
O ~ CD ~ llllltf,...
-1:30-
I 2:00
9 .._..: (C) "Tiit MIC9 I !ht
Slwllrf" (com) 'S7-Str llure11ee
Olrvrtt, Mlnlyn Mollrot.
fCRUMY I
ltlow, !Of ,..,, ctllllllelllCI, lrt Ille .,. , ..mes.
9:30 • "Aflvtnlurts of Matto
,...,. (ldV) 38-Glry Cooper.
10:00 ill "Tht o.,ttett MMn"
(dr1) 'SS-hedric March,
Humphrl'f Boprt. C1& Youne. U:tl ID .,._. Claeta" (dr1)
'S7-K1111 N0111k, Jtff Cllaftdltr.
1:00 e '1IMf Sly Die" (com)
· 39-Bob HoPt. Andy OIYine. a ~ "Tiit om Set" <com)
·~7-Sptncer hacy, K1lha11nt
Hepb•n. Gr1 Youn1.
(CJ "Ca•t•i• Htntit
""-'._., .. (Mlv) 'Sl-Grepy
Peck. V11c1n11 M1yo. i-oo a ~ "Slluf" l•dvl '62-
ce°'r• Montcomery.
S:JO • ~ "Mrs. S.1141nct "
(•es) · 7S-Ehubtlh Mont·
romtry, Robert roJWOrth .
By Tbt ~laeed Pr..-
Tbe Collowtng an Billboard'• bot record bits for
the week ending February u .. they appear in next
week'si.uueof Billboard maaulne.
HOT SINGLES
1. TORN BETWEEN TWO LOVERS -Mary
MacGregor (Ariola Atnerlca>
2. NEWKlDINTOWN-Eqles (Asylum>
3. BUNDED BY TKE UGKI' -Manfred
Mann's Earth Band (Warner Bros.)
4. CAR WASH -Rose Royce (MCA)
5. EV ERG REEN Love Theme From ''A Star Is
Born" -Barbra Strelaand (Columbia>
6. DAZZ -Brick <Bang)
7. ENJOY YOURSELF -The Jacksons (E{ttc>
8.1 WISH-Stevie Wonder <Tamla)
9. I LIKE DREAMIN' -Kenny Nolan (20th
Century)
10. LOST WITHOUT YOUR LOVE -Bread
CEleld.ra>
TOPLPs
1. BARBRA STREISAND & KRIS KRISTOF-
FERSON -"A Star ls Born" Original Soundtrack
Recording (Columbia>
2. EAGLES -Hotel California (Asylum)
3. STEVIE WONDER -Songs Jn The Key Or
Life (Tamla)
4. WINGS -Wings Over America <Capitol)
5. QUEEN -A Day At The Races (Elektra)
EASY LISTENING
1. EVERGREEN Love Theme From "A Star ls
Born" -Barbra Strei.sand (Colombia) ·
2. MOODY BLUE -Elvis Presley <RCA)
3. SAY YOU'LL STAY UNTIL TOMORROW -
Tom Jones <Epic>
4. NEW KIO IN TOWN -Eagles (Asylum >
5. LOST WITHOUT YOUR LOVE -Bread
(Elektra>
COUNT RV SINGLES
1. NEAR YOU -George Jones & Tammy
Wynette <Epic)
2. SAYING HELLO, SAYING I LOVE YOU,
SA YING GOODBYE -Jim Ed Brown & Helen
Cornelius (RCA>
3. MOODY BLUE -SHE THJNKS I STILL
CARE -Elvis Presley <RCA>
4. UNCLOUDY DAY -Willie Nelson CColum·
bia)
5. LET MY LOVE BE YOUR PILLOW -Ron·
nte Milsap C RCA>
(PG)
"HARRY AND
WALTER GO
0 NEW YORK"
ffiACIAm Kitt_y (~
'Emily' Fine
J!ide(J Drama
J By JAYSBAaBlJTI'
LOS ANGELES (AP)
-Okay, YoU see lbe TV
listing (or a drl!l'la about
mental ret.ard.Uon and
thinlt, ''Nope , too
depresalne." But give
NBC'a "Emily, £mlly"
at 8 o'clock on Channel .,
a try tonight. It'll give
rou a fenUe Uft..
( T\' REVIE
whlle. atudytni for btr'
master's de1u1 in
psycboloacy.
MISS WAalP,
sen1ittvely played by
Pamela Bellwood, is a
complex young woman.
caring for her students
as humans in need of
help while loHinf them
as the cold atatisUca her
E~" BAL.BOA CINEMA
70t E OALBOA Ill VO
AlllOA PH,NINSU
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ill/ST """' Ill I> LUii. A.L.()jjG WllN \'WI O• HJl lllOUllU It's about how a re-
tarded young man, Fr ed·
die Putnam. 19, learns to
face the outside world, to
live with his handicap, lo
be a useful, productive
human, not a hidden·
away object of pity and
guilt.
academicworkrequires. r.;;iiiiiiiiiiiniftiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii In the course of
teaching Freddie the
basics of adult life -how
lo bold a job, drive a car,
buy groceries -she
become. perhaps too in·
volved, too caring. And
he fall& in Jove with h'r.
Thomas Hulce, a gift.
ed actor, plays Freddie
and does it superbly,
with a gentle sense of in-
nocent joy and sadness
that may vasuely re·
mind you -and 1 don't
mean this disparagingly
-of the late Stan
Laurel.
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the most exhilarating
entertainment of the
film year to date."
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-"•wll n SAMANTHA CHI.OE Pl.IUKHAlttt, Oe<elltM CHIMALTENANGO,
Guatemala <AP) -The
landscape has chanaed forever
here in the blihland.s of western
Guatemala where the earth.
quake ol Feb. 4, 1976, toJ>pled
whole villages nestled behften
the amolcieriq volcanos.
GoJle are the onn1e tile roofs
and whitewashed adobe bouaea,
tbe ancient cbvches. In their
place are galvanlled abeet roof.
inc, clapboard walls and the first
permanent. wooden con1truc-
tion.
No oae trusts adobe anymore.
THE QUAKE STRUcK at 3:02
24 YACHTS HAVE SLOW GOING IN FOURTH PUERTO VALLARTA RACE ~.m .• killing more than 23.~. in--pera Crowd W••ther End of Une at St•rtOft o.t Rey JU~g 75,000 others and. leavmg a m1ll1on homeless -• sixth of the
population. Pu Vall Y Some 13,000 were killed here in erto arta achts ~-~~r:;:nan:~:
most of tbe people are Cakchi·
Go S quel Indians, descendants of the I I D C ancientMayans. ow y own oast ~olevillagesweredestroyed, • their adobe and mud brick
Mezico, here we come.
But not very fast.
{
U tbolle lyrics could have been put
to music it would bave been the
refrain being chorused by skippers
· and crews of 24 yacht.a in the Marina
/ del Rey to Puerto Vallarta race Sun· ·day.
i
, THE CHORUS WOULD have been
1 beard no farther away than San Diego
as that was about as far as the yachts
had progressed by late Sunday after a
l p.m.startonSaturday.
l Late Sunday afternoon the Oeet was
huddled in an area between the north
Coronado lsland on the sooth and
Oceanside to the north. and from
houses collapsing as the earth
Point Loma to San Clemente Island shifted along a 150-mile section of
east and west. the Motagua Fault, which
TOE RACE STARTED in a light to
moderate southwesterly breeze that
promised to get better. Instead, it
dwindled to nothing Saturday night and had failed to fill in from any
direction all day Sunday.
Reports by ship-to-shore telephone
from the escort vessel Pioneer in·
dicated that Bill White's 65·foot
Ragtime was clinging to the boat-for-
boat lead she had established early in
the race. But her crew wu probably
not too proud of it as they could see
Jacob Wood's 61-foot. sloop Sorcery
not very far astern.
stretches from Puerto Puerto
Barrios on the east coast. passing
about 15 miles north of
Guatemala City, to the Western
highlands.
OUTOFTHE DUST and debris
of central America's worst
natural disaster in history.
however, the Guatemalan
economy appears stronger than
ever.
The ~age was staggering.
joaaa Poiat Taaeap
The G\latemalan government
bas estimated total physical loss
at $1 billion, more than 60 per-
cent in housing. The government
said $200 million worth' of
schools, hospitals, water systems
and government buildings were
destroyed and another $200
million worth of highways,
bridges, tetecommunicationa
equipment and seaports. Winds Light for Race
Dana Point Yacht Club's 1 Performance Handicap Racing Fleet
tuned up for the upcoming Southern I California Yachting Association
'
.Shannon Tops
lln Bahia Club's I
I 1.Angelman Race
Shannon, sailed by Don McKibbin of
Newport Harbor Yacht. Club, was the
Class A winner' in the first race of
Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club's seven-
r ace An1elman Series for
Performance Handicap Racing Fleet
7acbuSaturday.
Tbe Claes B winner was
'l'hrWMeter, skippered by BW FUs-
lnCer, BCYC. and the Claaa C winner was Knocker~,. co-skippered by
Custdy and WWJama. BYC was the
winner lD Class C.
A total d 51 yac:bts turned out for
tlie race wbieb •as a ailed in llaht airs
between the Balboa Pier and tbe Em-my olllllaDd otf llwltiqtoa Beach.
~A-1. Shannon. Don llcJab. bin, NHYC; 2. Vlratnta, Dennis
B~ SSYC; 3, Cheerio. Barry
Faber, BCYC.
CLASS B -1. TbrlDaeeker, Bill FU.dD&tr, BCYC: 2, Mystic. Mark El-
lsworth, BYC; 3, Lokl, Joe Smith. C.poBYC.
CLASS C -1, Knockers,
CauldJ/WIIllams, BYC: 2. Sabat·
ger,JimTJ)er,BYC; 3, Wind Runner, PaaJ 11mOD,, Capo BYC.
'UCLA Skipper V1D8
J Collegiate Regatta
llut l'oltman fA UCLA wan the
ftnt nee Cll the Padfto COMt In-
tereollel.late 8allla1 AllOdaUoa'•
Soutlaern Serlea for "•lollehuded •allon ~ at A1•mttcw Ba;)' Yaclltaub. ·
· FoUrmlD bad a low score d 11
polat8 •ptnst 22 for Mc:cmd place Bqo Sc:Matdt. san J>Seao.sta Tbe
nee wa sailed ln Luer din1biea.
Two mare races are ICbedulecl 1n
April.
Midwinter Regatta Sunday in light,
fluky winds skippers and crews hope
will be considerably better by the
time of the Midwinters Feb. 19-20-21.
DPYC will be host to a large portion
of the PHRF sailors during the
Midwinters, the first time a club that
far south bas hosted any portion of the
giant regatta.
CLASS A -1, LitUe S_pirit, Chuck
Ayres. DPYC; 2, Karma, Bob Eg·
certs. DPYC; 3, Fancy, Dave French. DPYC.
CLASS B -1. Gandalf Dave Wheeler, Capo BYC; 2, Huf 'N Puff,
Tom Hill, DPYC; 3, Funny Feel.in,
Pete Meade, Capo BYC.
CLASSC-1, Torrey, DaveCooper,
Capo BYC; 2, Jaw Breaker, Bob
Melville, DPYC; 3, Lyra, Charles
Bergh. DPYC.
NOVICE (no spinnakers) -1.
Skin, Art Phelps, DPYC; 2, Moc.her,
Larry Rucker. DPYC; 3. Britiadoon, Fred Peres, Capo BYC.
Lido Isle Club
Climaxa A.dlilt
Sabot Rtree E'Dent
Forty.four adult sailors crammed
themselves into eiebt·foot Sabot
d.1n1hies for three straight weekends
iD Lido lale Yacht Club's adult Sabot
Series wblch coocluded Sunday.
Tbe fleet WU dlvided between skip.
pen under 40 with U entries, and over
.-wttb 30 entries.
A number of women sailors turned
out far tbe event Jn the quest of the
Gotdie JCJNS>b Perpetual Trophy for
the top woman •kipper in each
di'rillcJD. Mary Jane Tyler Of Balboa
Yacht Club was the trophy winner in
tbe under @ cllvlslon and Pb.yllia
Drayton, Newport Harbor Yacht Club
wu tbewiJmerin tbe over40dMlkm.
:nnaJ aeries stancttnp:
UNDER 40 -1. Rand7 ReJnolds, LIYC; 2, cal Preston. NBYC; 3. MIJ'Y
Jane Tyler. BYC; •· Mat)' Jue
NellGa, BYC.
OVD 40 -1. Jolin Tbome, BYc;
PbJW. Drayton. NHYC; a. Dave Tlnll•. UYC; f, Jean Oleson, BYC;
S. Bill Beaddaa. BYC.
S1•11kist .last That
Three thousand persons died in
Guatemala City, although it was
not. nearly as severely rocked as
lbe rural villages.
IMMEDIATELY AFl'ER the
quake, President Kjell Eugenio
Laueanad promised a roof over
everyone's bead and adopted the
reconstruction slogan,
·•Guatemala On Its Feet."
Emergency legislation in-
creased the national budget for
1978 from $555 million to a record
high of $744 million. This year's
budget waa boosted to $698
mUlion.
The government invested
heavily in public housing pro-
jecta in Guatemala Cjty and in
rebuilding seaports and opening
major highways tbat were
knocked out by destroyed bridges
and landslides. It also made long.
term 1~ and subsidized hous·
inl materials available to the
bomelea.
BY TBE END OF the year. iJl..
ternatloaal development agen-
cies and other governments had
committed some $240 billion in
donations and Joans for re-
construction. The t1onrmnent
expects to get another $100
million In loans from tbeae
sources the next four or fJ.ve
years.
The tbnllt of rovernment and
forelp recomtructioo bu been
to belp the vtctlma help
lhemael"8 and to avoid muan,
them dependent on cha.rtty. No
money II being banded out. but
aelf·belp Pl"OIJ'&m.S have sprung
up all over tbe country.
Several foreign se>vernmenta
have Ul1ated in rebuild:lna mtire
vlllages. Canada spent $4.4
million on an lolUal project
wblcb accounted tor 2,000
wooden bomes lo San And.res
Jtsapa and more than 600 in San
Joie Poaqull -both In Cbimal~o1tate.
THOSE WBO RECEIVED
Canadlan hou~ paid a small
fee and helped d prefabricat-
ed bomll and cement bulldlne blocb.
Tbe U.S. CGqrea aathortsed
$25 mUUoo fol' the emerpnc7,
which bM been med for tem· por&l'7 lllelter materials, as-
TBEFAMD..Y CIRCUS •
CARE, Chw-ch World Services,
Oxfam, the Medical Asalstanco
Program. Mennonite Central
Committee, Caritas, the
Lutheran Fund, Save the
Children l''ederaUon and others.
NOTICE ISHlalJaVOlll&NTHAT Wlll~I Ill eentl..-1*1 bY tM t lwtt
elllttt• COMr\. M 11*-Y ti. '911, et te.oo • m . or .,_...ttw w1111111 .,,.
u .... ·"-· by lew,.,. ~··--· •• admlllltlralrl• Of Ille •tt•lt Of SAM,.NTHA C. Pl.IUl(HAall, _..
c .. ud, wlll s.11 at prlv.V aal• to '9le lll9~slalldll9lt..ttllllder..,l11t•r••
·~ to voluntary a1encieA and reconstruction of hi1bw1ys,
including the key route to the
main Atlantic ocean port or
Puerto Barrios. The United
States a1ao donated prefabrioat·
eel naval buildings to serve as·
temporary 1cbools 1n time for the'
openlqof cluaes um month.
THE RED CR 9114 co,.dll'-,..,..,......,. ..,..,,'°'*' 0$St answering all rltM, tllta Uld IM.,Ht •1 Lau1arud's call for a roof over SAMANTHA c. tt1.1uKwu11, ...
h d t , • ...-.•• ttw ,,,.,. -' • •tll •llO ... Many pr iv ate agencies
Participated in the lirst year of
reconstruction, lncludlnc.
every ea , erec ed thousands of ,111111, 11ue, .1111 interest tMt '"' .. ~ wood!-'" shelters and they exist 11euco11.lr9d 111 llddltlo•Ho t11et ot dltu· even m remote mountai·n villages ... , •' 1i..11meottwrdtt111, '"the,.., MCI .,.rso11o11 P"Ollllrl'I', ..... """· IOC•I· miles from Paved roads. eel In the Covntw-., ~ ...... Stele ot ------------------~-:........:..:.:::.=.:_. __ ~ C..lllornle,de.CrlbedMIOllowt:
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RANCtftNG FAMll. Y SOUTH OF DENVER IN THE LATE 1800a
Weatem Blacka: Dan, George. Henry and W11llam Parker
Blacks Rode Range,
Historian Reports
DENVER <AP) -When Paul Stewart was a boy, his friends would
never let him be a cowboy when they played cowboys and Indians .
because they said there were no black cowboys.
So Stewart went searching through the bi.story books and found not
o.nly black cowboya but also black miners, ranchers, hotel owners. lawmen and ouUaws in the Old
West.
BLACKS WERE DRAWN to
the West for the same reasons
other immigrants were, Stewart
says -the Jure or fortunes to be
made in the mines. land to be
cultivated or simply "to do
somethina individually tor themselves."
And Stewart says bis research
indicates that black immigrants
found less dlscrimination from
fellow white settJers in the wide
open spaces or the American
frontier than they experienced
back home.
Stewart, using history books,
business directories and taped
interviews with early settlers,
baa uncovered evidence of blacks
who did everything from running
hotels to eerving as deputy
sheriffs to riding in outlaw ganp.
PO& EXAMPLE, STEWART
aays. escaped slave Barney Ford
came to Colorado in 1859 and
tried h1.s band at mining before
beinl cheated out of bis claim. So
be came down out or the moun-
tains to Denver and opened a
barWt abop that catered to many
promlnent businessmen.
Ford listened to the busi·
nes1men and learned where they
planned to expand, invested in
the land involved and then raised
the prlce on it when they were re-
ady to buy. Stewart said.
Blac:lra and whites who settled
on the area WOUid often help each oth~r build bomea, plant crops
and take care of sick f amlly members, ~wart said.
STEWAaT SAID MOST bJffb
migrated west after the Civil
War. Between that time and the
turn of the century it was re-
latively easy for them to own
land, he said.
After that, as immigration to
the United States from overseas
increased, discrimination
against blacks in the West also
seemed to rise, be said.
Stewart said blacks owned
ranches and mining companies
or hired on as cowhands, riding
the range -and carousing in
town -with their white com· rades.
A BLACK NAMED GeoTge
Ransom. Dalton headed up an
outlaw band which included
white members. Stewart said,
while another. Ben Boyer, was a
deputy sheriff lo Salida, Colo.
He also tells the story of a
black cowboy who got drunk and
rode a steer through a store.
When the animal finally lurched
back into the street tbe cowboy
wu arrested, but his white co-
workers broke into the jail to re-lease him.
Stewart i.s the CW'ator of the
Black American West Founda-
Uon Inc. museum here, and bas
wrltten a book on blacks in the
Weat called 0 Westward Soul ...
••1 'l1llNK THAT it's a com-
bination of opportunities for
blaeka ••• and poaslbly there
were relatives that came here
earlier and said 'Look, you know,
it's really good out here, .YOU can
come out here and you can get a
fair shake, here I've got a place
of business, I've got land here.
I'm treated as an equal."
Stewart said.
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Mondlly. Ftb!u!ty 7. 1077
·Thhi General Honored
Reecue Training Saved Many American Lives
' ...._A PlM• dCMI Omaha. Ke fonn«l1 wu "aalted cyclopll'1 of tbe
Nebruka cbapter of analber JUCK branch ln Tbe United st.tel presented tbe Lealoo of Merll J>eGham Spri.np, La. to• Thai aeeeral accuaed ncently of ~tloo.
Ge. 'fte•e•al Slrbampu. the bead of the
SpedaJ Warfare Center, waa ~ted ln Buckok
for survival and racue tn1nlJ:lc of American oel'ICICmll that sued many American llves and
f'ml.lltioal of dollan" durinl the Vietnam War. •
spokeanm for tbe U .s. embassy tald.
A·ta• ..... Q.artes Wld&ellaae presented the
medal In a private ceremOGY lD b1a office •
• Pn1ldeat Carter mlssed the televlaton
dram.U&atlon of .. Bootl," but at hia request aides
are plannlna to borrow videotapes of the 12 boun of
broadcut'na ao Carter can catch up. Became ~ President ls unlikely to devote a
f\lll 12 boun to watcbine the record·aeWne broad· cuts. aides will su11eat that he
watcb two or three of the
aerlallud episodes tbat are
Judged to have tbe greatest
dramatic lmpact. The ABC
network aired the TV venlon ol
author Ala llaleJ'• best-aelling
book on eight successive even·
ln1a.
Carter's attention was
drawn to "Roots" by newspaper
accounts of excitement generat-
ed by the broadcasts . • Roeer Vadim, the French movie producer
once married to Brtlltte Bardot, and Catbertae
Sebelder, bis fourth wife, asked for divorce by
mutual coaaent. their attorneys aald.
V8dlm and Miss Schneider, a member of a
wealthy steel-making family, were married In 1975.
They are parents ol a daughter'.
Ilia Bardot and Vadim, producer of the film
that made her famous as
• sex symbol, were mar·
rled In 1952 and divorced ( ) ftn 7ean later. He later PEOPLE married to Anaette _ _
l&NJberg. a Dani.sh ac---------
&nu, and Jue Fc.da •
• A black attorney says "I gave the best I could"
in representing a Ku Klux Klansman convicted in
Omaha d tidnaplng and sexually assaulting a 15-
year.old girl. "I happened to believe he was innocent," said
A11t. Douglas Counly Public Defender hory
Grtsp,37. Griggs filed a motion for a new trial for Robert
E. LnrlUeD, 34, convicted by a four-man, eight·
woman Jury.
Lauritsen said he is "imperial wizard" of a
KKK or1~ation he formed lasl summer in
PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
PUBUC NOTICE
• American film actor D&Tld
Carradine mamed 26-year-old
U.da Gilbert of Malibu ln a
private ceremony at Munich's
Scbwabing di.strict registry of.
fice.
The lanky actor bad been ln
MunichalnceOctober making the
movie "The Serpent's Egg" with
Uv Ullmu under the direcUoa d
Ingmar Bergman. Mlss Gilbert
joined him recenUy.
' .
PlJBIJC NOTICE PVBUC NOTICE
Comptroller of the Currency
Administrator of National Bank'S REPORT OF CONDITION
IRVINE NATIONAL BANK of Irvine'" tM state of
Callfomla,at the dose of buslnessoii 0ec'"1ber ~1. 1976 publlsfted In response to call macte· bY Comptroller of the Currency, under tltte 12, United States Code, Sec-
tion 161. Charter number \6168. National Bank Region
Number14. Statement of Resources and Llabllltles ASSETS
TboUMnds Of dotlan
cash andduefrom.ban,ks ...•...•.•.....•.. •t •••• 1,993
U.S. Treasury securities ...•.... •M ••••••••••••• 1,~
Oblloatronsof other U.S. Gov't. aranclesandc~··· ....•...........•.......... 614
o~~~}~~:ss.t~~~.~~-~~1.t~~~~ ................ 1,249
Federal Reserve stock and<on>e>rate stocJ< .......... 60
Federal funds sold and'seeurltles purchaSed under agreements to resell .................... 3,800
Loans, Total CeiccludlnQ unearned Income> .............. 12,301
LHs: Reserve for possJble . loan •........•......•...........•... 7S Loans, Net ......••...••.•.•........ ·. . . . . • . . . . . . 12,226
Bank premises, furniture and flxtures,:and other assets representlno bank premises .•....•....... 468
Other assets .........•...•...• , .......•... · •.•..•• 191
TOTAL ASSETS ............. , ...•.............. 22,150
LtABtLl~tES
Demand depoSlts Of lndlvlduals, partnerships, and corps .....................•.. 9,le
Time and ~vinos deposits of lndlvldµals, . partnerships, and corps .•.•.••• ., .•....•........ 8,827
Deposits of United States Govemment •..•.•••••.••• 51
Deposits of States and ,
polltlcat $Ubdlvlslons •..........•......... , ...... 100
Certified and officers' checks •••.•••••••••.•.•••..• 8S6 TOTAL DOMESTIC DEPOSITS ............... 19,182
.Tot41tdemanddeposlts ............ 10,255
Tot•ltlmeandsavlnosdePOS\1.S •••• 8,927 TOTAL DEPOSITS IN OOM~SllC • AND FOREIGN OFFICES ..........•.••..•. 19, 182
Other II abilities .•...•••••••••.••••....•.•......•• 208
TOT AL LIABIJ-ITI ES (excludlnQ subordinated notes and debentur•s) ..•.•.•.•..••••..•..•..• 19 ,390 . KQUITY OAPITAL ' '
Common '1oek a. No. saterewacrthof1z.ed302,SOO a>. Np. wresoutstaneslnoW,lllO.(parvaluo> •• t,317
SurP.lus • . . ....•.••••••.•..••• • ..•..•..••.•...•.• 75'1 Ul\dlv~htoi1ts ............ ··'· : ....•......•...... 6't TOTAL eQtJ1tv CAPli'AL ...................... 2,760
TOTAL L1A8U .. 1TtES."NO \ · • • EQUITY~ITAL "i.-..i..:············ ......... 22,150 ' MEM~R~Nb~ ..
Av.raoefor15.or30caleftdardaya , ' 1 eftdlnowtthc•H date: • ' Cash anddUffrom benltl •.....•..•.•..••....•• 2:t17
Ptd •. f~ $Old end securities purchased under agrtemtnts to resell ..........•.....•. 3,260
Total loans .................................. 12,288
Time c:tep0slts of S 100,000 or mote Jn domestfcoffk:eS ................ : •...••.•..• 3, tn sJ:::i.:.,Cot·crtdit.(~jitQ~ 'f • ....... W,$51
••of~detl) ································., Tlmed~tsofStOO,OOOormcn (outstal')dlno ,
es ot ritporl date> • ' ' r 1 .S •
Tlmecertlflcatet Of ~tlndenomlnat!OA• J
of$100,0QOoroiore .,,. ......... ~~···~···'···,.·· 2,IOS Other ti me deposits Jn •mo\fl)tsor t
f :~~~R~~T~'N: JiitiCVti\.!iij..,~fi Cashl4tf' Of Utt aflow-n~mtd bentlt. ao dtdf,..
th,lt tnls R$Orl Of concllt'°" I~ tM .net C10n"tCt tO h bfffof11\YMow1tdae•nd .. ltef. • . • • . I
· • /tfR. W. CRlUGKTON
I • , J~1t1.1f77· • ll' ; I w.. tM undet'slanect ol"'*"..,._ tM c:arrtct• ness ot ~1~1 smetntnt or,..,""' enct t~mt-. w. dtc'4,. VWR ltf\as _._ •xanOMd by us, ..,cl to the_,
of OUf'. knoMldOf and belief IS tMand ~·
'\!I• t JAMESLYNQf ' JACk 1(. HAMtL;"tt>N • I •
JAMES8..Sl.&MONS11 ' Olrec:ton
Publlibtd Or-oge Coast 28, 1977 . • •
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ATTRAcrIVE Linda Isle S Blt. '"°" ba.. fam. rm. & formal dinin8; lge.
tile patio" wat.erf ront deck. $28$,000 fNOtlGIAM
CO&.OMIAL
SfllmlOOM
MWAACH __ _. Formal double door en· BILL GRUNDY . REALTOR
,1 1 11 ,, r,,,,., ,.."~ o/'.>t>lt,1 by to classtc old world
charm. Large living
f()Otn with noor to ceiling ________ _. ftreplace. Banquet size<!
formal dlnlna room Is w......-. Moffcr. conve,lently aecluded
AllNalestateadvertl from hu&e country iaxaupp-.. ., ......... LY ill W. newtpaper ta sub kltcben. Family casual " U11. ~ + r.--J«t to tbe Federal Fal entertainment roocn WfTH POOL ROOM+ POOL
Hou.lat Act of 196 overlook• 1 r o11nd1. Brin& your pain\ bruah V.A. TERMS .Welt mam lt n~·· t Guest quart.ens. Swee~·-=======-;....;;.;.-1 and tools and turn lhia Prime Hunt. Beach IOU·
ad .. ruae "any pre \ng open b&nnbter stai MESA del MAR home back into tbe lion. Sedudedon private ference, UrnUation, 0 to massive bedroom charmer It should be. cul·de·sac s(reet .
dlileriminaUon baaed auitea. Hurry for tbi 4 Bedroom 2 batb with Locat.edlAGardenGrove Custom built family
nee, color. religion. sex "Gone With TtM! Wind' huge family mom. on a ..,. 3 Br plus larae liv· room . Country kllchen. ar aaUoeal oriiin. or a charmer. Ca11963-788l. large lot. This spacious Lna room. Pnced to sell Sparkling pool. This inteoUoa to make an ()l'fu 111•1-11\•V"4 '0 8<"'<1• family homeba!l a new al S.\5,900. Call collect bome sbowsli~eamodel
1ucta pnference, llmlta 1~ I jfjl dishwasher, water (TI-4>1J42-ZSS. home. G.l. only S2.000
tb!l,ordiacriminaUon.'' ~. . ~llJjlJ heat.er and disposal. and Ol'I"' "19
·" ~•UN 10
"' "'"' needed to purchase lhis ,,..._ ...... ". . --·--s~ ~.::...~.:~~ .. i:.:~· t8 1~1;1t!I ~ .... ~?~~z .. ,,. SJg~Jr! ~~ ·v·~·c-~·Nv·;-:-~· ..... ·E·A·D-r~=c: .... ~. i ~ ~~!i~~ I •'1111
.-o~ vouR JNsvEc C: Mesa Verde ..._..forSde TION. Super famil T"PROPERTIES ••• •• • ho Ith ~ Bd -• 2STORY196.950 •• ••• ••••••••••• me w • nns Luxurious 4 bedroom oo 8•rral dbl. brick ireplace MESA VEADE quiet cul·de·sac with
beaut. carpets, beav 4 IEDROOM + formal dining room.
ahake rool, family roo FAMILY large family room.
and much more. Good Just listed! New roof, kitchen eating area .
local.loo on quiel street d d Park·like overslied yard one blocll: to park an new paint ®t.ai e an re· wtth n r ul schools . Hurry. don' ady to move in. Great owers. r t trees. miasthlsone! ~ location for children! basketbalJ...., court. auto
·~,$.~ HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
They can walk to sprinklers, covered
elementary and Jr. HigPI patios, and yard ll~hUng
School. Priced for system. Looks like a
bargaln and quick sale at model home. hurry won't
S70.SOO. Call 546·2313 last. Call MO-tm.
·associated ·
BROKERS-REAL TO RS
lOl~ >N 6alboo 6 11 loh I
Ol'fN IU Q•ll\IU .. 10 fUNot t• l +HUGE
TAR GAZER-.. 1•ltilfi:tl ~~~~~~~~ Jog~~~~!~!!~~kto
.:,+:,;......---i11.CLAY1 ~N1--------<11. ~ --·-··-··~· _ beauti!ul Meadowlark "< ,_Wt_.,~ M ir.•cH RETREAT golf course from this lov· V ,..,,.,,,., ...... s ..... ...,.. 5 ... ..-.............. '""" ely home. Gourmet
To d.,.elop Mn•OQ• '°' TUHdov. "'"'._ ._,..._ $44,50!> Kitchen with formal Z,wor~'°~ SA.Vat~S49.950 Steps to poundmg surf cbne Large Living Room ~2::,.• ~~ ~~ FUU.PRJCE and crystal sand! Back with cracklmg fireplace
,,...,. »c-.,°' Super clean ready to llvt yard is bay area play Just listed and priced for ;=-'" t,t;. ~:;... in Caatlly home in def\ra· ground Winding wooden qwck sale al 165.000. Call
f C::-r, 7 ~ :..:-"" ble area. VA/FHA terms walkways to secluded en· 96.1-676i '°"'"' »....., .. s.-unbelievable that this ls try! Gourmet kitchen. C>Pf"'''19 ·"~'1J"''l')8"""'' ~i ~~ ~[; ~;r. .. ::~~ :.~' ~r. {f,~~~m [ e fl&lf I ~=-;s:~ tt~ ['r&~1Iai;Ii~. :~:;~~~h~rJ!~'i:::n& ________ _ ::t ~t"' ~~ ·~ l;f;Hi:'J1 at1t.sfmest.Call847·6010.
20=-'°"'... '°"-"' "" • oi'fN lfl Q·llHIJN•0 ~1 "'"'' True Family Home if ~t H~ 5!:::',%t~ 1•111111 A h~.~·=-~~~~ ...
l7eo.M ~,s.n..., 11, • .....-..o + POOL-S57,500 . .J= _ ram 1 I y room w 1th ~~ ~=~ ::;::--Authentic red ule roor. fireplace & wet bar.
JO'--<IGI 60.._ 90P.·nc-Sheltered secluded entry FIXER UPPER Large ultra mode rn ~ ® ( 211 tri"fle kitchen. Formal dmmg. Coo.I 11.i..... ·l"c•tnl lo finest llving room! X•I
Ca 11-h ti d' Lovely a r ea Huge nwoakltc en us m· OK Nickerson fans . beautifully lands~aped
J1111bo-Krit !
llJ'f on this sportlft puU01er
lfld '"'°'the outdoors mortl
Agtre Arewort<s
ing! Three Ban ido size Priced at $80,000. a nd lot on cul·de·sac. Great
bedrooms plus never S9S,000 here's your space for pool or rec
befori! never again wine choice to bwld up equity vehtcle. Best of schools.
cellar and work shop. Cast. Monte Vista, Kaiser &
Sparkling 1um01er run Harbor Hi.
pool on .18 acre . II IQuail
Separate guest house! • ~ 400E.lr~Rlalll P&Mbo Villa must have Plac• C.M MW
lived here· don't wail ro.r PrOP!! Un (~~r~""~·g· g·~·~=g:~.-.-....~=~ this romantic adventure. 752-1920 -"'-'9 Call quick 847-6010. l400 QUAM. St. NIW.-ot!T llACH •
Ol'fN IN Q • 11~llJl'I10111 NIC'I •
-·· Herd To Find!
PACESETTER MESA
VERDE one·of-a·klnd,
large 4 Bedrm. plan wltJI
formal dlnlna and
eustom oversized family
room addition. Larg
patio and l ow main·
tenance yard. Offered a
only S8'2.:J80. Hurry. cal
us today at 540-1151
,~k~ HERITAGE
EXECUTIVE
ESTA.Tl
IEACH-41R
IMMACULATE
3 bdrm beauty w /lots or
eye appealing natural
wood. professional wall
araphics. Stepdown It v rm. convenient to
schools & shops. Xlnt.
north CM location: Bel·
tertakealook! 646·7711
Walker C lr.e
Heal fstate
2 STORY· POOL
Formal entry to majestic
living room. Formal din· lnl room ls convenlently
served from huge
gourmet garden v\ew
kitchen. Separate family
room with crackling
stone fireplace + wall or
glass view of lush ter·
races and sparkling free form poot. Dramatic•------""---
ataln sweep to enormous COST A MESA
hideaway master 11Ulte 4 IEDROOM
and goestquartera. Walk Fantastic family home In to beach. Hurry for Ulls Costa Mesa's nicest
unique bargain. Call area. 4 large bedrooms
~~~~~~~~~ ~~1 •• .,siUNrOlll MCI' with massive master = I suite. Elegant dininJ!. e, 11111 ~~f,.li;r~r~::
. : REALTORS
Sell things fast with Dally
PUot Want Ads.
HURRY!!
I st ThM Of ftt ed
Large 4 bedrm family
home close to Meu
Verde Country Club.
Grand piano sized living
room, large separate family room complete
with wet bar, big
bedroom• and heavy
abake roof Covered
patio and beautiful
arounds surround An·
thony free·form pool.
Call MS-&880 ror run de·
talll.
• ~:,... HERITAGE
Ol'f1" 111 9 • '' s Wl'I ro Bl "'ICI
l•IMll
VILLAGE WALi<
TRI-LEVEL
Spacious 3 bd. 3 bath.
w/blg ram rm for xtra
ramlly "togetherness". 2
btfl patio areas. big dbl
car garage. Ideal loca·
Uon In proximity. to So.
Coa.atPlaia.646-1'711
~
WiJlker I~ ltm
Real lstate
Mondex, "!bru!rx 1. tm •Z
PU CDC.ALLY
SOLD OUT!
This office establisl'led. a new sal~ re-
cord during January. Pr cilca.lly de-
cimating our Inventory of saleable
property.
Wo have doubled our space by moving
to Newport Center & have increased
our f«ce of prof esslonal salespersons. Tb~ adds up to improved ability to
give our clients superb atteOtion &
service.
Let U$discuss the many 9'a.yl we have
available to help you sell or buy~
perty. keeping ln mind tax advan-
ta1;es. exchanges or whatever your
obJective may be.
WE'VE MOVED to our new location on
ground floor of Great Western Savings
& Loan Bldg .. 450 Newport Center Dr .•
Newport Beach.
fiut .,_ 759-08 IOtA
~ Wutw&Bfd4.
SHORECUFFS IUUTY -sns.ooo
Charming Provincial with a pie·
tu rebook setting! Beautiful & quiet
area. Custom qual. built 3 BR home
wt lovely pool. Abundant fine wood
thruout. View of ocean from mstr. BR.
2111 s. .ao-.. .. lloed
MEW_'l'OR_RT_ CENTll, M.1. 644-49 I 0
1001
llACOM IA Y IUY Imp~lve 2 bedroom home with a
delightful patio for garden entertain·
ing and a dining room ror more
formal occasions. Approximately 1700
sq. ft. of living space ... and good living
it is in Beacon Bay with Newport Bay
just a block away.
Properly priced at $121,000. with
financing available.
IJNICJIJI: li()Ml:S
REAL TORS-P, 675-6000
2443 East Coan Highway. Corona del Mar
also m Mesa Vf'rdll. a t 546 6990
1002 ...............................................
THEll4S MOTHI.._ LllE A VllW and
this really has it -the bay & ocean
both! Plus. you '11 really enjoy this 2
yr. old custom home of 3800 sq. ft .. on
Cliff Drive. Security system, safe, 3
car garage, 2 wet bars. sauna. rotary
phone system. built·in vacuum. If
$320,000 is within your budget, You '11
not want to miss this. Shown by app't.
only.
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SEAHAV~ Corner Location Walk lo shopping & 2ON1
LOT
•'
... Choice Mesa Verde pro· tram.: newly det'orated
perty. Close to shopping thruout. Garden enter·
& schools. SUPERB 3 la1nment cent~r with
bedrm. 2 bath home, lite covered patio & BBQ. 4
ramily rm. Cireplace. Bdrms .. 2 baths. bwlt In garage storage. New Eastslde income proper· new paint. Move -In l th 3 bed h kitchen appliances . Y wt a r}Tl ome fresh! Offered at $70.SOO. $65 +a t bed rm rental. SPORTSMAN•S Call now while it!s still ·500 Consiste nt income ·
DREAM avallable ... S4~. c. F. Colesworthv S625/mo.
REDUCED 0 VER -----;._-REALTORS 640-00fO $87,500.
SJ.000 . Exceptio na l Ii
cLtstom home built by ~!~7•50R0T 2~ANYT1MEf!iti;. IL .. ·
1
.. _• Le1mke lath & plaster _
ronstruclton N. Tustin location is perlect for thej:;;========~ l IDRM + BOMUS
s ports man-zoned for•---------qwet h11lstde cul de sac.
horses. with an Ideal lot 4 IEDROOMS Portico entry. Huge llv. I~~~~~~~~~·.,
for parking R .V ''I . HA.RlotlVIEW rm,bnckfrplcSpac1ousl-, boats. etc Be autiful real country k1lchen ,. •·
JSR, FR home 15 in HOME breakfast area . Magntfl· ALL TERMSll brand new condition Ideally located for cent BONUS FAMILY ••
w.lh many custom up· children a cross from ROOM -over700sq. Ct.' VA, FHA or assume ex· •
grades. Separate 12'x8' Greenbelt. Great family -Raised hearth frplc. 1.St1ng VA loan with just •
workshop. Has potenuaJ home on comer lot. Only cathedral beamed ce1I· $13.000. Sharp home with ~
for RP zoning on over 2"2 years old. Price is mg. 12' wet bar w/refr1g. added ramtly room for ~•
t.<srd. acre l~t. NOW only $132,500. Call now for ap-Secluded master Tiered only $53.500. Call 1m ·
$88,900. pointmenl to inspect' redwood decked lanai medlately!
Call 673-a550 patio. 2200 sq ft. + -~:U·S800 CALL NOW OllfN "' 9 "'HUN •011 N><r much more! Coll fast Wetfhayeft leaffon ~..!!~!!!5 ! .. :Ill '~\1~'. ... ,.~~-~ .. _::::::::_::: •-• . .,. .... ,-1•11111 2NewHomes •·
Harbor Vfew Homes Choose your own colors!
3BEDROOM
FAMILY ROOM
$56,500
Beautifully maintained
Westside Costa Mesa
home. Custo m ram11Y
room add1tJon. 1 \'J Baths.
copper plumbin~. ne
roof, roncretednve
640.6161
I ·'E$J •
COATS& WALLACE
REAL ESTATE . INC.
COLLEGE PARK
BEAUTY
Huge bac kyd play &
garden area. plus rm for
a p o ol . L ov el y
neighborhood close to
schools & shops Sharp 3
bdrm, 2 ba, ram rm
home w /\ge enclosed
patio. Fresh paint in &
out & pnced to sell at
$00.500. 545.9491
Mootego model & shows t•-------•I Qwet cul·de·sac in Costa .
like one! Custom wall. Nrw USJINGI. Mesa. Close to shopping. window and floor cover· 1;n J Bedrm, 3 bath each.
ings. 4 Bedrms. rormal EASTSIOE Fire places + much , dming room. s pacious more. S8S.500and$87,500.
family rm. fireplace. 3 Bedroom. 1 bath home Lots of bLtHl·ins and PETE BARRETT -•
h with a great itdd on ol er e xtras too ··e nclosed" patio or REAt.:TV numerous to meotion. On -•1 ,-r ec reation room 642·5200 a beautifully landscaped Hardwood noors and a
comer lot. See to ap· Ci I Thi Id ~~~~~~~~~
Pr eciale. $136,000. rep ace. s 0 er1: home even has bwlt-m
644-7270 kitchen appliances . A
61EOROOM
GIAMT-S75.SOO
6 bedroom 3 bath home
with over 2200 sq.n Ad·
jac:ent to Mile Square
Park. golf course and
country club. New highly
upgraded carpets and
drapes. Completely
painted throughollt.
Seller needs s maller
home since their family
bas grown.up. You wlll
love the neighborhood.
Call collect (71-4 > 842·2535
~value at SGI.~
54Ml41 ... ~
COATS& WALLACE
RE AL ESTATE . INC.
New Listing:
$49,000.
NO DOWN
PAYMT.
IEAUTIFUL
AND
VERY YOUNG
61a. 61A-OUPLIX
Nearly 6,000 sq. ft.,
studio-type w 126 n. high
vaulted ceilings. Each
unit is like a two.story
home with a den and
formal dining room, 2. deco. nreplc, wet bar. r
builtms inc. compactors,
etc. Separate laundry
rma. 2 overalz.ed double
garages. All surrounded by nice landscaping
<with 1prinkler1), and .
rtch looking 1lump..1tone
walks. Cloee to 1boppin1.
$240,000.
JACOIS REALn
'7M'70 ---------n1•
1 Y1>11'll !owe the ear, flt of this
dOllblt-st1alld, 1umb1Hn1t too
Colllbi11t 3 cOlon (kf\11 with one
IC I time) tor the tnllfMllll& petttr11 stitch P1t1e1n 71 28
M-.S' Sm 10·12. 14·16 UICI
$1.25 IOI t~ll pattttn. Add J5" ~II pattefn IOI l1rst-<:llss
111111111 and llalldhn&. SW ta:
Olle '°"I. smootll fine from
01apat sllouldel to llefl)..puie
d11m1 for d1n11t1 tllllleS 111
1111dn1a/lt bi.a crepe 11 ice
"lltte ~1111. Oar vei!l!On. aha.
. • REALTO RS
Cluslfled Ada sell bis I Ol't"'
111 9
• "vr;0
; TI'i
J:E0=:rn ~~~m5.~~ms or ' 9:11~11t~I
REDUCED! wke(ronl Trade your ok1 stuff for I .z:-••='
~
Walk~:r t; hm
Real (stete
Spaclous 3 bedroom or.
fers privacy and luJtury
at reasonable price. No
dn. paymt. Low monlhly
pymta. Truly a dellaht to
see and enjoy. lfurry,
please call
898-7155
GOOD PIOIATI ~ PIOHRTllS • i.
HOUSES & FIX ER·;"
UPPERS. Excellent op-• port.unity to make money
as Investors or for in·
a1vidual1 . CALL
SAVAGE REALTY ,
M2·9801
"'ice Brooks ~lecra~ Dept 105
OellyPilOt
8o1t 163. Old Ctiet .. a Sta..
New YOfk. NY 10011. Print
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P1ttem Number.
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Pattern a.pt. 44?
Oe1tyP1lot
232 WHt 18tl'I St.. New
Votk, NY 10011. Print
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room for )'OU, outaide a pie liltlDp available in H CANYON Earl'/ area. Redecorated drive by'1 please. f.U-77. 831454
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a new home In a n diJI> tJUOr11191 c.t.a...... SESSION on this .. ve. JUSTUSTID oightlilbtlfromthlllout· =moath · 1132' IP. QuaRI •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• establish ed ne1&h· "'\ ~.:.9161 beautilul 4 bedroom. REDCARPET7st-L202 3 BR., 2ba. ocean view steDcl1na ·4 BR. Broad· Agent ~ liillPlace Furn. 2br. 2 cart>&arage, ~;~ ... t'e:1~~~:: :Pl~ ---------··. alinllep a rm nbomg ep. :~fe. COUIGI PARK YAU ~bea· -~ine ~.~hoppinit ·;_a. ;:_. ~:f~a~~~m°~ Pl ap•rU.a patloh. frptc,. 1o ~~ .,. ""' .. u. ..... kitchen. maater au.Ile 712·"20 beac · ~ m · polntment11. oversized BOAJ MISSING manicured yard, pluab BY OWNER m.<MM> MOO OUM.n MAOt days, 8'15-4560 eves. aara1e. large rooma. 3 c r p t g • l 11 q u i e t Beautifully decorated overlooking atrium, PoOl
baths, 1tep down wet· Meaa North vaean nei&bbocbood. Move In 48r, fam rm, din rm, ~-"· -.. and Jacuui. Ftnt tlme S-Cle••• 1076 MESA VERDE Bachelor apt, l~blk from bar, mini ocean view. All home. new carpet tod•1 -$79,950. Call 2'-'Ba. frplc, upiJ'aded ·.: ~Lt.~a.:t~ olfered. abown b'J ap-••••••••••••••••••••••• _.•LEX ocean, uUI furn, S1$5.
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1ac lot. Rm ror pool & potential. 2 AR +den, WXURY HOME unib. Aat. $175,000. &Side $2()(). Util pd. Kida /Jn NIG£.l.
boat gate. Perl. $1.25,0QO. SAM JOA4')UIM large fireplace. decka. d Conatructlon to begin ok. Fee
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Specious 3 bdrm. " 2 ownr. SISl-78SZ. tion. cbooee your own de· wood floon comb lo speclflcaUona avail. In only. Ownr/Agt. 8'1s-4430 3 Br. 2 ba. air cond. •/W :~ bd~~~be~:: FIXER UPPER SAVE BY OWNER. muat cor. 939G*w~4~510 rnoog ~nevTr~=::z~:ev~ olftce.Sl.56.900 cpts. dshwsr. fncd paUo,
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S139.SOO Sellerwtllingtodo ~c. prime loc. 157.900. You'll lovelbevlew&lhe bdrm/dln·rm home. AU .., westside CM l6) lBR & ---------PAUL MARTIN approx. S3.<0>. worth of 0penS.t/Sun,68S2Sban· IOl!course too! Prolde· Ocean view hou1e. on thla luxury for only ct:ii <•> ZBR ~n .. ts. Asking Mewpottleocta 1169 REALESTATE 6'4·7 off...itft. Asking ~7.000 ~Dr.882~ eoratedl8drm.2~ba. 100' x 100' lot. close $129,SOO.lfyouhurry. S272.500. l\gt 631.3900 & •••••••••••••••"•"•••
NJl HEW DUPLEX AGENT.673-7601 OWNER ·s p RIDE : 75.2-0283or640-0166Agt marltet. $135,006. C.644-7211 646-7414 Ocnfnt 3 br 2 ba, frpl, etc.
P r o f e s s i o n a I I y JAY W. YEA TS S450 mo. Wntr only· NO SoMtttofHwy BToro 1032 landscaped grounds, RealtOIS 499·223 8-UNITS. good Costa PETS673-1368 eoate.!:r~::~slgn. ••••••••••••••••••••••• covered patio. 4 SPANISH S-..._ ::fb~~lt~=up s....a..,.a 1186
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beam ceilings. Pvt fam.rm, l'>'• bjl, 23571 Family lt.itcben, deluxe Colleae Park Cornell •PYllua Hill·Vtuaae of ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Houses on a lo t 3 Arch Bay. 2 Br. WW
beleony otr mast.er suite. Duryea of{ Rockfleld. built·lns. S7S,900, call model. Ideally located. IMl!RA.LD IAY Harbor View. 5br, 2~ ba, IUI• ftaate HOME <Newport>. 2-2Br. $81 ,450 cpls, drpa, fplc, pvt .... pie i'n both un1't". 3 11·5Sun.m.soo. Tarbell,RLTRS,962·5566 Completely upgraded HILi.TOP ._,, .. ,_ ._f nn..-~:., ... __ b ·1.1-&..•546-3166 beach, ocean view. 5525 r• ' and SUPER landscap· ,.,.. ...... ...,..rm.,. am.rm. nuaaacon-"""" U1..., ,... 0:..1 18 Palio1. Footbridge to OWNER MOVING : ing.ABONUSroomtobe Fantastic view, pool. Profua lndacpd, hls own home he fre· lS UNITS. Costa Mesa. mo ....... -4.f
beach. $175,000. Aak for SaM/LM Option Ch arm Ing hom e. proud or. Call to see. Bedrooms, 4 balha. den. w1Jacu11I, flreplt & 2 queotly puts in many ex· Xlot. Cond. 9.2 br. 2 ba, !i.! ~el 6 73 :~~ OAgto r Great 2 Br Lake Foresl minutes to the beach. 192.500. ~~r .... ~~00!..:~llen covered paUoal · Bel autllulf tru. Right now we have ~l br. Inc. S36.6e0. Price HouMs UttfwftilMcl
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PRIV .... TE p.a.1119V gar, big patlo+washer & giant carpets. no·wax ~ Irvine, Airport & iur· Bdrms .• 2~ baths, only. please. Ownr/Agt. G•11rd lZOZ
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Nl!:ARNEW4 PLEX BR.gar,A/C,pool.Need Dlnlllgaro.. RANCH REALTY --------111view.3BR. 2BA. do'g 1195,000 bought other propert'J •• -......__-_-l.-.~---3-2_0_6 · fast escrow. M4.900. Close to everything! Sii 2000 1 At t f needsquickescrow.Ail. - -Xlnt location, Sl9S,OOO. Owner. Prine. only. Quiet str..,.. huge patio. .. A rm. pat 0 • 1 ro ur .... "1103 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • Prine onl'J 9l2-35S5 ""'.. '6.lll • deck • po o I. 0 w n r . ....,. ----· -----1 -.at08 Comfortable noor plan, • ~~ SllO,OOO. &M.7&41. Prll1 SPACIOUS 4 br, 4 ba. ~ <:-.Mete 1024 _...._ 103_. large formal dining WOODIRIDGE ,~ ~onl_Y______ COSTA MESA blk.toSo.Bayttont.Now •••••••••••••••••••••••iro•• •-1 ~ room, aah wood cabinets, p• •cE Mtii'ii It. ~ , lo6/1. $450 mo. 8'7$-90IS1 "••••••••••••••••••••• hearty brick fireplace. -~ wind dlx 2 Br condo. 2 ln the Caait.u. Spacious 2 ~~t>!~~~m1':!f~. CAM'fl'!tl•AUFY? ~~ .. 0 .£•.!L...Tarbell. ~e!ou~':m'~~w'~d~ ..-nW N• 1 •t'J, l~ ba, fpk. up· ~th ·f1re2 ~th ~u e fOURPl.EX ~.~~!':' ••• ?~!~ ........... ~ "-I T-nw&n... ............ est lfte. ll'aded. pcl patio, cla to ~ .,.ace .. pa o. Just repainted. new S ol Hwy n--3 br 2 ,..,..._... .......... uc 3 BR Townbome, dble ---------• bridge, see this beautiful 6ch. ~·* Pri on.I -..50C> .... _ Lil• entry. Cuat. ahul ~c far nu c"'• paint $58 900 Stonewood model home Upgraded condo in ex · • · nc y. · carpets and drapes. Wiil ba frpl 'tndry oo pets -..a d ped · ·• ..-. · • cell-·1 _ ..... ,_ ... _~·t: 1·998·6320: H~·'lll68 consider exchange. • • • · ten"• & ra • nr. t ax eu fir & DW . SouiRce SaM with 3 bdrms .. ram. rm.. .. ... ..-uuu.auuu Ul.I...,.. evs/wknda p . t t. l ref gar $495 675-6900 ceil'g. used brlt. frpl.. SlS,500 +closing costs. formal dirung rm. and Patio opeos onto garde · AMCHORA• nva e pa tos, ex ra .. ·· ·
cov 'd . patios. Wtt AnumespymntsorS368. Beautiful 3 bedroom nearbeachaodlake.One type aetting. 2 Bdrm•. IMYISTM9n'S largeunlts.~reatin~esl· DELUXE 3 Br 2"'2 Ba
MUCH., MUCH more u lncld Aaaoc . dues. home, l Y. baths. COIY ol the mocst sought after asuoo UDO ISLE mentpotenUal. Sl20.000. dplx. CU5~ Marlaold. <>:!.~ ·~~1~t·too . sn.ooo. Agentm.7888. ~i:~~i1 !~t~f~~W~ locaUons in Woodbridge. Victoria Beach If you're looking ror C7141496-1711 St65mo .. 844·2405
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4th bdrm, lovl••t l tlll du1k. 848-108~ or 400 ACRES West of DtetAtarea,vlew,OWDtl' church" 1bop'1. $475 degree view ln Arc MS-'19118 Qirone, This proper1'J 1t trot.. 714.m.oa5l mo. Incl pool 1ervlce.
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Perfect for grandma! rrplc attached. 3 BR, 2 lalot. please call: Ernest 4020 Bltth St. &lite tu' Jeanloe, 752·1930or Geo.
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Very clean 3 BR 2 Ba nr LAGUNA HACH bo S750 Leue ~Hilt 3 710 abopptna. AduJta only. I.he It Open M Dally
I Br a Ba hM. encl~nt, Wt1ttnlt111ttt M'au. si7s. 3 Hdrm. 2 .. _ •lnile ••••••••••••••••••••••• No pet.a. MS.-Ss>a·Pool•·Tell.tlU w.ak to ldloola • . mo 182 2811 eves or lltQuoUty exec. home. 3 " ""'·· Acrosa from Fa1hlon No doa. a ldda OK. ta.irn ~,.... · Bl>RMS .• ram. rm .• 2l-, lcvCelott. 141S11.:;e~ssoc· ALICIA PLAZA Ni~ 1 br. frplc. pool. taland at Jomboree on mo.--..,_,.. b9tha. 2 Fireplaces. All ""' • Scenic Mowrta.1.n VI..,. adwta. no pet.a. $230. rno. Scroll ttw pill~ o( •pl~ fort'!>I Me11nd.-r f'll'' San Joaquln Hille Road.
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lll8A VERDE a BR. 2 venlent to everythln1. trooic eqwp. Outatand· ,..._. ~ ~ -~ = Aptt P\am & U.O· Adult E-Slde l&l br apg. aound of ~I·~ sare11ms 111id gmwin~ things =Bra. '*la=· ~~~:. S2a mo. 963-1242 ~:.:.-&m: v~j~lnaa W;.~.o;;; Pool. Jacuuf. Bllllarda Encl aar. patio, pool. 'lbur tlduh 11~rtmen1 home111 P\necrwk \Allq Ii 3::: =~~e:c: ~·/
frple, lae fam·rm. 3 Br, t \ol ba Surfside Con· $125,000. Rent for 1625 Suntf' R...tala 581-61..Slor58Hl130 ~~k,!_new • no peh · ondt~I. rtrtwot H4m1 you rc'm ~Joy unusu.sl pril.«y Cpta. drpe, bttna. $£25 . ... mo. NCM75'7 do. F'rfclc, pool, patio, month. References re· 25211 Stockport. La1 ~·0 ~ NXl.lry. \ 845-8543, 648-1184
06p Partr J br. 2 ba. 83l-887 or*-182'7 1 quired LEASES Sorry~~peta. ~f'rdehax~ • 1 A RECREATION PARADISE. Two t-innls courts. 2 BT. 2 Ba lux. apt over· .-t ;rard, bltna, pool, NEW 4 Br. 2~ Ba. fp c, l·Bdrm. & den. older 2 Br. 2ba, t.!nC'ld gar. · c, enc · &Mmmlng pool pill$ unlqu.-vol~U poul. Jocuul. looking Newport Bay
dlll ear sa. 50-4471 din ara. wett>.r, 1 blck home. Localed near Pol· steps to bch. amenities. Mtwport leocll 3769 pr. 2 br fr 3 r. 2 ba. Sand volle\ball court. Moontoln lodge clubhoow wtth balcony le fireplace.
bcb Landac No pets ,_,.,.__ck,closetoshOP· UUlpd MOO/mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cromsaz5.M2·1803 m.8234 OOCSpedal. IUSS. UW pd. --.· .... ....;...., aft 4pM. --.-1 "'u 3 8 · b · 1 y .. ,. .. 1y 2 Br 1 Ba.~ mo. ~th flreploce. co~tlon pit. bltll.srds. !ll""· 5c1una. 1...:..:~:::....;.------a /relrj F .-.mo. -ping & bualine. 2 BJks. r. 2 a • Pat o . .... -ALL $291 MO. M. a.ni:::.. ~0 SUPER SHARP from beach. S250 Month. Park I b c h nearby . 1 block to ocean. Brand new townhousea, 2 Huny 10 the good hie 111id '~"'" relox llACH llEH'T ALS
---------• Lovely 4 Br home, nr MISSIOM llALTY ~/~woodsy interior. 67~'15 Br.1~ Bl. llllltant move-FROM $265 TO $3SS WlNTE~~~ER ':-Jt.~;!anae. FDcd f'try,sbopplng&schools. 494-0731 blktobch.Vacant&re· Beachduplex.yr~.~ tn. Peta & Infants ok. lncludingHeat 2Bryrly.Unl.S400 Malaa.ntala.~O ~.•Soled .. 1~0qKw,e;~.e.utmdeo. lBR. 2 Ba. ocean viewhlll adySSOO. per mo. lse req' . 2 Br. Fenced p1tlos. encl. ('-n ..... ,.....__ o. h .. -_. _,., 2Br. 2 ba East Ocean· 968-88117 or~ garaee. dishwashers, air ,..,,, '""'n-oom. vrw .,...1 lllSA VERDE . Attr&C· Agt. No fee. 963-0836 & side home. Aval I. March ( t 28 2b $450 1 cood. 1922 Meyer St. See Two Bwdru<1m.T1o1.0 Bath ..._ • .._ 28 ~ 1. 1425. Also 2 BR. East & Wron ~ a, yr Y Charming 1 Br apt. 1 Blk "'""" or call 642-6612 1300 Adams Aw In Cost.l Mesa.
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pr, mo. yeara. Jndmark. $475. 499-2241 38r on best atreet cpts, drpl, gar.' adult.s, ..w'PORTMARINA
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IZ50. Fee. Beachcomber. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ocean!root SBr on Prime adlt yrly. ~l Foicholow Vlloge I================~= NEW 2 br & 2 br w /den m .aou I~ 3242 5'Mic 3Br. 2ba condo. Lots Penin Point S1200 mo. 821 w. Wllaon st c.ta Mino 3124~ Mesa 3124 waterfront apt,s. Luxury
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1595 Incl• 1ardeaer. Tennis. frplc. No pets. Spect. view. 1450. 2 Cplc's, wetbar. Fam ingalS3Mmo. afodultoportmenthomel LI 3Br. 2Ba. pvt bch. ~A&t. CblldOK.5J6-Z231. mo/1.se 494-0122 Rm. Din Rm. $750 lse. SoutttLogma 3786•---------wlttllu '"" ,.......ltm nlsand panoramic view. chldrn Call Ken, 540·1005 or ....................... "THESEVlLLE" Xv.' Oj:lilOff-OK. l650 lse. 675·7687 E. Side. 2Br. 1Ba, nu
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213-376-8083 2 BR. 2 ba on the ocean. 2 br wtgar. Adults. Cpt.s superb recreanon af a premium Zbr, den, 2~a. Crplc. Furn. $700., unlum $600. & drpa, bllns. Cncd yd loootton. Teonll •gym•~
beaut ocean v1ew. pool & Portoflno 4 Br, 4 ba, bonus Total securtty, elevators. w1paUo. Water pd. spa• swtmmtng • b4ltloros.
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3BR.2Ba ....•.. M35/600 5 Br 3 Ba kids pets ••••••••••••••••••••••• acrosa from sand, great JBR.2~ba. · · · · SM0/625 park'· pool.' EZ terms: . 28R WATERFROMf vu.yrly.adlt.11548-6341
4BR.2Ba .......... 1465 ~1187-1.284<714) S.JuaR BuilUna. crpts. d.rps, B· 31241tt111H11••1tada 3140 21R•VIEW•DLX 4 BR. 2~ ba, furn .. SS95 Capistrano 3278 B-Q. huge deck, garage.
4 BR. 2"" Ba ... SSS0/800 J Br. 2 ba All.so Vila Con· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ BLTNS.ADULTS-$295. 5 BR. J Ba . . . • . . .. S895 do, single story• A /C, 3601 FINLEY A VE, N. B. PtMECR.EH 2 Br 1 ba bltna S250 mo New lux 1 Br. $215. 3 Br 2 548-5419 Daya $400. Freshly painted 3
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BIG CANYON C1JU, drpl, view & pool. IM CHARMING JACOIS UALTY UVES U, Lat'& la~. 12i E. Bay: Ba. bllns. $375. Child. __ 873-05 __ 12_E_v1_1_w_lt.nda __
3 BR, 2~ Ba ......... $700 No peta. ~ OLD SAN JU.AH 67M670 TO m MAME 7141549-311216, 213/431-8568 srnl pet OK. t-8215-e918 2 BR Townhouse. patio.
4BRor3br&den.Bltns .. Tb11 cha rmi n g 2 WANTED: BACHELOR WA.LKTOIEACH pool, Jacuzzi. I Mi. from Crplc, ~v. patio. Movein bedroom. 2 bath & den BUENA PK · New, adults Over 500 tall trees and 10 APT for clean cul, quiet ·1 br. encl. gar No Pets. ocean. AvlUI. 3/1. $36.S.
oood. ~ mo. 23251 Via home ha.s plush carpel· only 1 & 2 Br apt.s, cpt.s, streams with waterfall• student. about SlSO. :m 15th St. 536-8729 or 64&-1.958 Beaatiful 3br, 3ba, FM.
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.. r no 1285 1st 3BR 1Y.t ba. A/C. bltns .. 493·0588 evenings & GLORI OUS ADLT menta. From 1240 stairs, garage, xtra. -· · · • great view. Cov. patio weekends. • Furniture avallable. pe.rk'g. Sm. pet maybe UJce new 2 & 3 bdrma. laat. SlOO cln'a fee. w/firepit. $37S. 22591 Via GRDNapt.2Br2Ba.DW, Small pets OK. Adult.a bK. 128 "F" w. lSth. S325 & up. Rec. fac's.
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au:."tt ~·~iwa.1\... •. ._ .... E Santa Mana, 549-8867 or 3 Br. 2 ba. new cpts, drps. AC. pool, spa, etc. S240 only. Ofrlce open 9:00 to $225. Call: 646-1.246 Joan 846-1371. Sondra 0-PoW ,...,,.,'-""'n•~Ml: IKYfft 581-1100 Ocean view. $400/mo. up. GG Fwy, 9931 Cen· 6:00. 2300 Fairview Rd, 846-1452
Avail now. 544·9411 no tral/Brkhnt Costa Meaa . P hone Westaide newer 1 br apt -.-.. -2------0PENOAILY Hewportleach 3269 fee.Evs832·8200. ........._ __ 1_1~ 3806 545-2300 w/gar. $195. Will con-Br, bltns. refrlg, 4 BR + fam. rm, 2 frplcs, 8 A.M. T08 P.M. ••••••••••••••••••••••• - -sider kids/pets 646--0l76 gar .. balcony, $275. 1 blk fenced. CiOO. Beautiful, BOATSLIPW/CONOO 3 3 BR. 2 Ba. $385. New .••••••••••••••••••••••• 28r 2Ba denunfumapt . bch.536-3947;536-2774 I
private" unique. Turtlerock Glen Plan 4. BR 2\o!t ba Like new Rec.(ac's.AvaUMar. l. l·BR, carp, blt·ins, priv. W/Pabo .• Mature adults Westside newer 2Br Bk>ck be h*'"" b -.-,aE_. Sbr, 3 car gar. pool, ten· seeS Agt 644:1133 498-$583 deck. Garage. Year only. Nopeta. w/encl patio, gar . Will lo ac ......,. 1 r. BT_.. 3232 nil. $795. mo. fWG.1044. · · le.ueoaly. $275 Mo. Bkr. Mew, ........ Aph #2 consider It.ids/pet.a. $245. ~<>!'· ~ a1s 540-537
-•-•••••••••-••••• 4Br 2 aa FR c~•drns BIGCANYON,brandnew _..__ 3280 644-23439Tos 275 E.tahSt C.M. 846-0176 am l • 0 • • ' .,.... ·" · spacious amgle level 2 -· ~lllOFREERENT r,ror lndscpd. 1625. ~ BR. 2 ba. townhome ....................... ltc6ooP1 'r.ea 3107 611·3003 S2l028DRM. 2br.2 ba4-plex,encl.gar. 2 s1cr7, 4 hi'. 2 ba. cpt.s, omln1dew SS2·7350, w/sweeplng goU course ;pring Special! S16S. 2 br. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Loft'*"' .a...a Oean. cpts, ~· stv. & ~~. P:!~';~~wJ~ :r'i filed yard. 3 ~ M>2330 view. Lease at $750 per klds/pels/sngls. Fee. Newly remodeled rm Ii ..,.. refrlg. Purified wtr. park, schools, s bope. FrPlc. Sl7S. mo. Wooclbrtdge Dtates. 3 Br. mo.; saleatS12$.000 Main RenW.S40-5370 kit.~ blk tobcb. UW pd. • ... Daw/Loft Laundry. Green lawn. _, 847.~· 9S8-498'1
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JBDRM, 1~ Ba. Prestige Ml-0681eves. S340-:S~~~ ewport. MMAC. 2 Br 1 Ba. S27S. 2carencl. iar .. balcony: yrl~.Gut:a~:i~ :i'::~.~~~~~ 1 9fiG.l017 Br. ocean view. bltns, ~.:'fi1~· Ask TurtlerockGlen,new5Br. HarborVuHDlll Carmell No pets. Wsbr. dryr, 642-1603 HAYLOFTAPTS 38r,2~8a.(plc,dtnrm. dshwbr. Adlts. no pet.s ---------i lBa,famrm,tennls,pool Br + FR 0 ; park & pool.4~-0315,SJC 2 Br 1~ Ba Studio. mo. 2S3Avocado,C M. Duplex 2Br 1Ba. adults. 3 blks bch, no pets. S335 Refrlg. S265·S300.
2STORY J Br. 3 Ba. bonus ownr IBSO. &t().2418 school. S575, mo. 752-0617 oW1lihoelse Yrly, mo. to mo. No peu. Moa·Frt 5J>m to 7pm no pet.I, S250 mo. Lal/last. mo. wtr pd. Avail now. ,_c_._l.967 ______ _
na. dn. frplc, D/W. $39S. Near new 4 Br 3 Ba. UnfwHiallild 1525 979-6878: 67s.6880 Sat&Sun U>-4 646-5989 968-0652 \ Uve at the Beach. newer 114-~ or $31·9$4$ College Pk .• cpls. NEWPORT BAY. NEW••••••••••••••••••••••• $210 Ntce l br, resp. 845-0143 NG2Br 28a lge 1 Br. petsO.K 3blkito 28r,2Ba,bltns.«;tsbwshr. ~. ooPee d.rptthruout ChUdren CONDO. double view FGdalff Location permanent adlta, no garden apt. Pool. rec ocean. 3216 13th St. S210 walk to everything, $260
OK R..1·..._de 'd. waterfront exposures c ..... ...,u 710W 18lbSt 21 3 ~a1 5•13 + aecurttv 115-S3.l.2 or J'llk,J8r2Ba,bltm,un· PlU · ..,, .. preq ·from private balconies New Village Walk pets, 106 Bay Ave.. --sllelhrCcne" --·-· · · m o. ·• ·"" ; 1
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,,.,.. SIJS mo. $$1-1060 Super value! $3116 Per mo. bdrm. 2650 Sq. ft., 2 BR, Segeralrom S A.. 3Br, C«OftCI del Mer 3122 To'Wllhoule Apt up & down. 3 BR. 11.'J
llodlrD a bl' 2 ba (I 41JR 2ba.Pool&tennls. den. 3 Ba. all elec 2Ba, rec (acll, $400 mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rent thla 2 ato ry ba, dble gar Vacant. 2BEDROOM.2 BATH OW, DO w~ nri. :~: Tbe Coaony. Paw Mart.in kitchen, skyli ghted 673-5819or955-0637 Townhouse-private Fplc. S365/mo. Call Deluxe down1taJrs apt•••-••••••••••••••••••
dr1l8 Dll5/mo 9S3-4.5e8 R.E.144-1383 atrium, pvt m arina . DRAMATIC patlo-Z bed rm -all 548-1168 aak (or Chlia or w/large pat.lo. frplc. encl THE EXCITING Iii..,;...• ,.... · 1 $1000. mo. (213)681·2170 ., bltn1-1,,.. bath-elr-lnpmM7-0975 garage. lndry fac, all PALMMESAAPT'S • .._,.. •• no ee WALNUTSQUARE3Br2 ort213>442·3801 Ocean Vu Townhouse, ~ .... .,, adulta 08 yn up OK>. adulu no pets S28S mo MINUTFSTONPT nr .._...yard.vacant. Ba.UJ>tradedtwnbee.No brand new. LeaaeOI' mo 'il '!"."r;~~·~ S280. m onth. Appt.-vn:w OF OCEAN & mos4'1-:!622 · · BCH. <iij-he p.u.m5.642-9799 BLUFFS 4Br. 2~Ba. tomo.165().&U-511 J,.",,.""._~.,. days-Me-4141. CITY lite, brtght. airy ....... ---~ -Bah l&2BR a.ea.:•w G1·20ll ram rm. frplc, pvt palio Dnrd Unfwn 3600 new 2 br, 2 ba, dshwshr, ~ (~om ,195. ·
I Br, 2 t>., frplc, country U1S. 6'4·1480 or 8J0..5050 .....,1w CORONA DEL MAR • ood ~ gar., Jacuzzi. S3SS mo. NEW 1 br. bltna. rrplc, "dul•·, Nop~--.C. kitchen. patio. encl. ext 22. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 8r Townhouse. (rplc npperw 645-8256 979 3376 "' "" ""'" b9ck yd. dbl pr. $4()0. JBR 2~BA 2 car gar. "Ntw&NEAR EW" : · ~18J~yball. gar. ~MesaDr.
IW' __ .._. 3240 1470o.rpark.54M471 ModernTownbseOuplex, &.llUns. No pets. S285 ~~=·v~:'.~~= Cpl•., drpe, bltns. lg. BRAND new b~ch. apts. · <SBIJaF.astorNewl)Ort
......... -............ 38r, frpk, pvt patio. 1 per mo. 686 Darrell St, paUo. Washer & dryer Frplc. Refrtg. mcl. $210. lnlnt 3844 Blvd.> I BEDROOM. 2 bath, tn ~MO PREE RENT blk to bch. Wiii furnish CM. 642-ml. Ref. Req. to shopping & fine beach. birups. 1 Ii 2 br's, from &4S-82:5eor979-33'76 •••••••,••••••••••••••• 546-Q8llO ___ _
pr"UI• area of ex a.. 2b&. farnUy kitchen, S400/mo yrly. 646-0468 or 644-26ll S20S. Ready 2/15/77 JUSTCom~eted. Beaut. 1 WOODBRIDGE ,REYIEWtMG ~••al• e b om e • fDcd Jard. Newly painted CZl.3)28'7·7420 •-twllh FurwitMd 841S-GSZor&4.5-9S43 br apt. reestandlng PINF.S APTS
pr1 •• ina1CS.. S38S. mo. Call ...,..-• -----_.... 1 2 •· 3 bd lt 2MD UMIT ....,._,..111.,,, vate pauo. Rust.)' 54&-1882 Waterfront-Dock 4 BR 2 ....................... <-.w.n-.n.•.:'-•=•--Weslllde 2 b S220 C (rplc, bltna. Many win-• • rm un s.
tomm11nh1 ••im1nin1 · Ba, frplc, ne~ crpt~. lcAoal.a.d 3706 Beautiful new 3 Br. 2 ba drJl8 stv c~udren ~· dows. $235. ~ or Designed like early die Beach House pool. 2 ~., sarac•. hufe •Brand MW fenced J br, drps. ~ha. S700 6"·9932 ••••••••••••••••••••••• duplex. (lreplace. so.a.it 5PM 97&-3378 California bungalow•.
•aaler suite, bwll· n 2ba. cpt. trpcl, ram rm. or'152-8SM llttl• llland. clx funt garage, cio.e to 1boP1 & · From S2 7 O . 1 I 5 Contemporacylkcuual ..,.. SOD per monlb. ~to J acu.ni "PoOl 21 I b d k beach. $475 per mo. Ask Br w/balcony. Closet BAY MEADOWS Pineetooe. Ofc bn 3-5:30 TbebestolNewport's
ll Sy B g A i, T 0 R s "'° mo 781Ml547 . BLUFFS TOWNHOUSE •• ~ M.:·, '$j1r:1c . roe 1141.11111. m-2311. park & •bopping. no peta Spac. cheery "COJY 1&2 wltdaya, 9-5: 30 wlmds. good Ule. •1711 · · ' 3Br 28a balconv ' yr-~ ----hlld l br a..t•, encl. gar, close ssa.-0400 •Beamed eel.lino w/~. amPie atorag:. 1Y.· .. ~1d91l•• no p•h. -------=--~ or c r e n P ease. to~h&ooUege. AvaU. •2POOls&reccenten
Q)flD08 2 Br. S:ZSO; •Br POILIAS! '475. mo. 873-4428 or fi1-. "' 3 Br, l~ Ba, dplx, above '7S2·71.S0or549•7904 Mar. lat. Nolddaor pets. RemtaUon Retreat adJa· •Ptuahcrpta&drapes
-.11t..wU1dap.. CULVRDALI 642-4463 lcAoaP llii.. 3707 China Cove. view. FP. Lae2 Br P'asn Rm 2 ba Fr.SD>.64&-0073 cent to 1011. tennis & •Andsomuchmore rrt-79 ,.. a 206 Feraluf 1550 t.lo fPa I trtpl' N' pool. Lovely upgraded Furn. bachelor $230 S.autlful Plan 44 In Nwpt Cresl lux 2 Br 2 Ba.••••••••••••••••••••••• 213-963-8104; 114-492-~u· ~ 0: ~ J:· 3 BR. 2,,... BA Studio. cla. 2br, den. 2ba condo. Unfum. t br $255
Na I bdrm Z b8 + bon111 Qalyfta)e. 4 Bdrms., 2 aplit level condo. Green Yrly I Br 2 Ba, w/fplc, va· ('7t4> • · to schla. & abop·g. $310 Rancho Sin Joaquin. HURRY FOR rm.,._.., 1,,.. ml fnn balba, new carpeUna. belt.wetbar,Cplc,2~car cant. 1475 mo. 1 blk to Br. 2ba w/fantasUc vu. mo.8118-08:lG M0-87'12 or 873-9381 for
bda.tmmo.ReleteOCft Sbow• beautifully. gar,tennia,pool,walk t.o bch.21J.332-3270aft 6PM pH .• f4 rn. avl. 2 er. 2 Ba. Mesa Verde. appt. IESTSELICTIOM
e..lMO. <>wni;.rs anxious. Only beach.~. 64.5-m7 v:-1 2 b 2 b utll i S3SO/wntr, $5001 yrly. F/P, D/W, encl. garage. NEW lge 2 Br w/paUo & •-•--1. 38... 1433Superior "50/•0. ....ul re r. a. n· 675-~/675-3824 Adults no peta $275 l!torage. 224 Avocado nr _....,.. __.. -Newport Beach ~ 2 a1. 3500 tq ft..1. MO BLUFFS CONDOS cl, $325. Winter . 1115 W. 565-loti . . Fairview & Nwpt e{vd. •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• 646-8451
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4 &a. -.a, up1nd~. Woodbrtd1e Place. c:loee 67$-~ Garagup.forlcar. aBr 2Ba $295. P'ncd yd, l:fi.!.a!' =-'· 1-t, ~ER~iin ..................... ..
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Aakforlteith.9fSl.Ul7 rm, din-rm. Finbhed CodaMeta WIWAMWINTOM New cpU/drpa. r.•lnt. ci..--u, s--..1.11-d clean 2 J;,llf.•--ALS kitchen. S31.SO wk up ... h 15 Le 9 12 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ..,.au.u. ........ IBr. a. Uperaded Coo· •&fC aae · uo.oo--• •u' REAL ESTATE 675-3331 M1r at: 7M Sha imar, BR. bltna. 1ar. ocean LAGUMAllACH epu.54847M
do, ..aartty, -.hr/dryr, moa. W/Optlon to buy. -nii; -0..---v 3 Br 2 n ........ L Apt u. 842·5717 or rilw. 00 k1dl/peu. si.o. STUDIO APT., loc•t.ed la'ftab rec, $11-t!S.S 557-11001 •Studio & 1 BR Al>ll ~I om / va1 -sag.1157 •mt Q2.2....Q~ •TV & Maid Serv Avall ocean view Quiet. S ol --------near PotterY Sbaek. I Mw-llail At Beach. 8br + Rancho San Joaquin S Br UOW11UUU Pbone&ttv Ht.dpool Hwy nbrbood. 1 iar Sp9dout a Br 2 Ba new IWINrl•IHdl 3140 Bib. to bead!, 1 hlk .
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640-1020 craflamanabtp. ref a. CMr n-"-ble exp'd Jana·--1 PET"'°"' p" ~a ••ALL TYPES•• •••••••••••••-•••••••• G l t LEE M JARVIS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ -'"''"' ... •••••••••••••••••••• ~._ tun•,., ....,........ ~a 0 0 1 e Jt P · Addit' R~dl'g Hrs g.5 SHOPANG SERVICE lad1 wlll clean your Flreplacea-Planlen Expr'd. Reas Rates. F'teeelll. ~CERAMIC Ttla. Pf.w «
......................... Pb~.Llclt'l85C · CallBARBARA house.96:Mlr14afl5pm Brick~PaUo ~~Eat. Call GeH l-dellrl..... remodel~Fr•t.1mI~
Babyaltter,mature rella· c.,.tS..lce ln4)540-1883 ttowe6ArcCleanina HB B&ockWalls BBQPit1 ••••••••••••.;l.~~•••••• .ekom ~al\ '
b&e. xJnt ref'a. drtvea, •••••••••••••••••••••• PUT A ROOM OVER -·bl Refs Eau M6-04M Job • YOUR GARAGE Gt 9Clwg . area. c.a clent,rella e. • · Paint & Clean VE s oo ADDITIONS as &xpr'd We Mtter Ddla sm'
,sz.oohr.M5..CJ514 C:~.!f:!~~:fi~s Fodree · ••••••••••••••••••••••• mature.Refa963--0138 Mo•l.J Quick-OuiflyM7"425 REMODEL. You do Catmworlranytlme. niJ
BabyaitUna. Mature re· cleaning too! Guar work est call631·~ Plans Sldploader dump truck Dependable lady w/expr ....................... part, we do part" llUid• jobOf(. 4984048• _.,.
Uab&e, drives. XJot ref1, at bif'ger 1avlngs. Fr es & financing available hauling, l;ee work. grad'. wantt housecleaning on MOVlNO-HAULING P Al NTI NG. l nt I E x l. = '::1m.'f:.: dd:w1:!:~· Ceramic Tile: Tuln It
Gpe,hr.M,5.-0574 645-3M6 KenAhrenberg lXOVK u11.demo,etc. 751·3900 arqularbaala.847·3837 Anywher~. anytime. Reas, de~abte. Free Pour rooti~a & alab' showers. kltcllan1 •
....., hrYlcn P r o r c A R p E Bill ~e:!s't'eonded Hldlt.g I will clean your home ex· r,~Y e!~~ ~e.fY t~~~1t :,t;A i•~aa~h~=~-=~ framing. et~· Prov id~ noon. paUoa. MH1JI
••••••••••••••••••••••• CLEANING. noor & win· ••••••••••••••••••••••• pertly, Own transport&· W/lill gate. Lower rat.ea sub-con~r lash. dlac ,,...,...,1c.
Mary Kay cnsltnt ofra dow care. Dutch Main-0en·1 contracton. Com· VOUHAVEtTREADY don.~ if you help. Winton Papering & Painting, 42 purcbas1n1. thru Job •••••••••••••••••••••••
free c:ompUment facial tenanceServlte53'1-lS08 m'l/Reaid . .Alterations. l'LLHAULlTAWAY e.co..T 6150 546-:.MS,673--4714 yrsexper. Uc. 101009, E. counselin~bowlodolt Removal1. trlmml•f· ~!°'11 .• ,,,.. bm. 1111'1. Duncan ,.,._.1,. ___ _.._ rm adds. gen carpentry. Tl M sa~ ax Saliabtary • 557~ or get It · Adapt lo prun,lnt frff est Uc d -""""" ---_.......,.. Concrete. spec1alhin11 ....................... PcANlltwjjPapet htg suit your needs & save t;;\!UylnSured W·D
---------•••••••••••••••••••••••• driveways. Fr esl. AB Hauling, moving.cleanup WEARETHETAX ••••••••••••••••••••••• PAPER-PAINT money. Pb Ken M2·11'10 ' l:i1' naSenke Pat101 ·Drives · Const.ruclors. St h e Sl/up.Treework.Reu. PROFESSlONAL.5! WORKGUARANTEED 20Yrsexp.SaveS.Sat ev/wknda.lcare. Trimmlna. topping,,. .
....................... Sidewalks. Block & 320388.645-&MS. rut,freeesl842~ Get everything that 1s lntr/Extr.FreeEst. ~.Freeest.Nowait .... ~ movU11.cleanup.Winter
r .. t. accurate lyping, 1 I u mps tone w a II s -..-&..1 _ _. c--... "J FREE ha 1 coming to you. Taxperts 25 yn Expr 642-0295 960-3006 ev 642·l9C50 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rates. Uc/losrd. Tooy
mmt pro{ rleld. speclal ln WZ.2819 -~u"' er. u · ol Newport Beach 2610 .....,.__...., 6'5-Sl.24 le1at. Evs/wknds ....................... ms. cleanup, tree worlt Avon St NB 642.5700 p .. y C tt.""'"'"'i'UfW1 PLUMB~R·Repair •. re ---------~-eo.lloctor ELECTRJCAL SERVICE for usabdle tlems. Fen-Reas. raies. Booltkeep· Average = l S•~ S34S L••••••••P•h•••t••••••••h••• p1 pel, 'n IGl a IGI adll1 on Wlwdow Cle•'ag
•••••••••••••••-•••••• CALLS S15/hr Ca ll cea/bl ga removed lngt.oo 2-St.ry$4GS ~, ant? . o ograp Y· serv cea. . 1 01. •••••••••••••••••••••••
EXPERIENCED ~Ok· ••Georae Pilmer & Sons 842.&33 557-2005 Pncea mcl n::tr.rf"" S~ialists lbat wtll help '42-93U. Cryatal Clear window
keeper wants work 10 her Adda/RmdJ/Palnt/ Plans .__Tax 1 tr I abor YoU ~I YoUl' products A cleanlnf. ResideoUal.
bome.842·'1266 Sml;obs-Lic'd557-4!932 Ga1•1ilng ~ ........ ~ .............. T~--=;:~:1ti4 services. 494-1397, OM~~~~R~~~~: Beauu ully cle~lltd
Typingatbome,anykind. . ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••.•••••••• Profes1u?nal lnc Tax 58l-4506 ~Ur.Honesf&Rellable glass Good rates.
Reas rat.es, will pickup & , Cabellero & Sons. Expr HOUSECLEANING Preparauon for lndiv & Excellent Painting /R.,,.. Svs. BofA & Mslrcha _557_·2285 ______ _
deliver.MS-S441 Don t~ropthe ball! Gel a gardener. fr esls, re· Byrellablecouple Bus~ness . 752 -2468 lol& Exl. Reu. Free •••••••••••.••••••••••• 841-0383&751·3150
job with a low-cost Dail) uonable ~art 4pm Reis 963-5813 Anytime eat Call MS-2708-eves Homes-Additions. Resluc:· Clusirted Ads sell bag 1'1nd what you want m Pilot Classified Ad. · .L-.:..:-co over blk walls. Free SELL idle items with a Items, small items or
Daily Pilot. Classifieds. Phone642·5678. Classified Ads 642·5678 Want Ads Call 642·567 Clas.sifled Ads 642-5678 Sell Idle items 642·S678 est. low rates 586-4892 Daily Pilot Cius a.fled Ad. any Item. 642-S678.
G.ntHoftw 415 OffkeRental 4400 ~ 4650 ...... MoMytol.ocm 5025 PM"IOMl1 5350 HelpWClllhcl 7100 He«pW..t.cl 7100HelpW.ted 7100 •• ,........................................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ()pport...tty 5005 .................................................................................................................. .
Room in my pvt hm for CdM, 400·700 sq.ft. cpts,Tr .1 r 8 30• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ltt,2"d&lrdT.D.'s Drinklngproblcm'." ACCOUMnMGCLK
ret person Gd rood gd drps A/C ample free aa er space or x LOANS A AIL BLE Call Alcohol Helpline care. On bus 11°ne. parklni;t.' From 45'. AduJtC.M.park,nopets. COCKTAILS CreditnoitmportA ant. 2.4hrsaday!W·3830 GENHALOFRCE
494.a!H4. Masters, 673-4120 $80 + · S48..il73 NEWPORT BEACH 673-4883 Broker --· Must have exp. in ac·
---------1---------'lusiHs /I Ht/ Xl t d 1 · PREGNANT? c:ounts payable & re· s.-rR .... als 4200 EAST 17thC.M. ~. n• a:tl'::r~~~u~~~~: · Caring conf1dent1al ceivable. Good typist &
••••••••••••••••••••••• Raail or ore. space. 320 ••••••••••••••• •••••••• Owner moving from area 2nd J D counseling & referral. PI e a s a n l P h o n e
5 BR furn home on ex· lO 1000 sq. ft . Being re·......_, and must ireU! Complel • • Abortion. adoption & personality. Full-time
elusive Balboa Pen t'l. uccorated inside & out. ~~ 5005 kJlcben Seats about 80 LOW BANK RATES keeping perm. position. Salary
S500/week. Prom June 1 Amp I c pr kg Pvt. •• ::r.':':'.'::':';~......... Agt. Tl ME 751·1'400 LOMG TERM AJ>CARE 547·2563 open.
Owners 714 :673-3620. rest.rooms. 646•8922 ,.~=~. a•·~? RMAHCIMG Call (714>645-LSOL
CL.-.. ---...., ~ TENHISFACILITY •SHAROM1S* forapptbetween Retlhllsto~ .. 300 ~:--...~---Over 500 Active local S DDLEB c MECHANICS 8:30AM&4:00PM ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...,,,._ ". "'"~ bus. 1,istangs. Please call A A t\ NATIONAL BANK OUTCALLMASSAGE C Houses. apls. c:ondos. Palisades Comm'l Cnlr or stop by for free info. VALLEY cnkforPatGroc:• 499·1224 "'>aOl•l .... -oL..JteCorp
mobiles. Beachcoml>er 1 blk to O.C Airport All categories & types. Practice m achines. SZJ.8292 711 W.17thSt Registry. 631 .2011 ; Suites Crom S125. No We guarantee lo please lessons1 &'sell related Gap· "THEEXPERIENCE" &lgF-Ll CostaMesa
547•2501 lea se r e q . Jn cls pare eqwpmeo~. et Moe....._. Trust Adult motel. Closed
Cpt3/drps Jarutonal SYS you. ID on ground noor In thts ·~.. cm:uit TV. For Reserva. ADMIM. ASST.
PROP. Person over 2S.
male/female. share
Wnte P.O. Box 363. HB
92646 your background.
FM · 11 1 751-3741 fasl growing area. Xlnl Deidi 5035 llons,645-3967 V.P.olCUentServicesof s lym. 8 uti . UNITEDBUSINESS •--~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------• Secretary svs availab~ .c• ..... NYSE co. req's assistant
l..ea!lang office· Suite 200 INVESTMENTS Ull 837-4200 LOANS 83t. °'o •KAREM1S * to organize dept .. assist 20S2 S.E Bristol. NB. LS25MesaVerdeDrE 74 /C OUTCALLMASSAGE service rep & deal
(714)557·7010 (be hind (acrossfromKonaLns> Used Beauty Shop 9quip. Also2adTDLoans &PM·2AM 838-1780 w/cUent.s. Xlntoppor. to
Carl's Jr) Suit.e 106, Costa Mesa from 5 Operator shop. Fairest Terms since 1949 grow. Type, lransc:rlbe &
UBI Open 1 days 960·l836or 536-1738 aft 5. Sattler MtCJ. Co. AIORTIOM Clle. AU benefits. $600
• 1 MO FR EE RENT * MANUFACTURING 642·2 I 7 I 545-0611 Counseling & Referral Start. Apply' CPI' 180
No lease req. Dix ofcs. C&lA.MICS Preg. lcst-avail. wknds Newport Ctr Dr. N.8 .
ACCOUNTING CLERK
CllOIT OFRCE
A full-ti me pos;tion is available for
accurate cler k to assist cred it
manager in a busy newspaper office.
Duties are varied. Should be a ·good
typist and operate a 10.key adding
machine with skill. Credit or office
experience is desirable. Work in
pleasant environ ment with goo4
company benefits including 2 weeks
vacation afte r one year, company
paid group insurance. credit union,
etc. Apply at:
ORAMCiE COAST DAILY PILOT no w. IAY ST. COSTA ....
Between the hours of 8:00AM-5:00PM
Call for appointment please
642-432 I •d Zl6
Equal Opport.unily Emp&oyer
Straight female to shar<
apt. in Costa Mesa. $70
month + ultUttt.'8. Neat
Ha r bor & Wilson .
675-9517 Adj. Airporter Hotel. Patented Item M.oally wholesale -iv _..,TE .... RTY 24 Hr Helpline 547.9495 C2nd Floor>. From l·rm. lo2800sq. ft. 1 Unique piece or equip· 6 Vear owner has plans lrK "' ... "' ---------~!!!!!!!!:!!!!!!!!:~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!~~~-
RMMTE Wanted. mcllo. LOWEST RATES.FULL menl projected nel totakeamate&qualthe Will pay more for your M•SS•GE APARTMENTHOUSE
toshr.house inLag.Bch. SERVICES 933.3223 ti1 $280,000 lhisyr. Present business. Shop equipped 2ndT.D.642·3573 "" "" MAINTENANCE HefpW..t.cl 71 HllpW_,... 1t00
494·2216or494-0434 aoon owner unable to handle. w/80 cu. rt. kiln. Big shop FIGURE MODELS COUPLE ••••••••••••••••••••••• •-•••••••• .. ·--•• ...
MALE TO SHARE Can be relocated . canbanc1lch1ghvolume. Al~llb/ ESCORTS Exp'd.,middle-aged,full Babysitter needed for i Cl.Bl
DUPLEX WITH SAME Leveragew/29% down Loc:al school willing to P~/ OUTC ,.., • 0..,.LY lime. Newport Beach, boys, 5 day wk, U :30AM Bookkeepln1 Dept. M>
645-9&45 UBI 751·3741 hnance special pro· Lost&Foilld ~ "" 644-2611 to5:30PM, reUable, own Key adder by touc~. ---------•:--.:=-:-~-:-:----:-I•--------RJ'am1 al this racility. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 631·3811 SSEMBLY electr ic transp 968..()1186 aft 5:30 F/time. Ap plJ. P ea c.t Down ~ lerma, So. Orange ......... p/time. No exp. PM/wknds CnyaaM "..,.~ ,!fBJ11 Place.de. U.'-lb I NATURAL .~ooo ...., Lolt&Fomd 5300 RELAXJNGM~SAGE ..--,,_..,.. """'~.sts. sandwich business. f'an U. 817-4200 Bob James-Lie:. Masseur nee. m4>&46-9fi'M. Babysitter, evemngs for 2 · · ·
Sbareabome ---------i lastlc lease. Current dai ---------•••••••••••••••••••••••• OutcaJls9-9,494·5111 ._ ________ small children. Irvine CLERK for HB Dru1
oraptment. ly gross approx. $300 Mf9. ,__....,. Found: Young male Irish area . Week nigbts . Sl«e, P/\ime, min. •i• ' ~-CUAru UM.iMJn1> SUbmil your cash orfer. $150,000. p/yr and grow· Setter. Brown leather FOR EVERY MAN WHO Assoda11te~epo-S52.J998or768-4063 24, exper not nece11. collar. Irvine Ave. CM. WANTS A GIRL. Ph -"~ 847·2563 tlk'4«'~~---------EdRiddJe,lnc 64&88ll. mg. Owner Wlll stay as 548-D7 1.535.5363 MOEXPIR.MEC Babysitter & ligbt•---------cu ~~ c 325 sqft. Pvt ba. 2•---------iiattona l marketing housekeep'g. WkdJa. Zl•--------Forover 5 yrs. 832-4134 nns, Pac Csl Hwy ad· butora manager. SJS,000. will Loll. Child.reo& pet, <rild Busmeu Cards by mad. Ir YoU're new to Orange c:h1ld re n Refs. Mr . CLERKS' h and I e . Ca 11 for gold) Lab. Retriever. f7.95 per 1.000 and up. ,.._ arll ... ,_ Hood SJJ.2900
F. rm mate to share 2Br d re 5 5 Cd ~! $ 1 1 5 · COFFEE specl.fica. (Open 1 days > male. M1ss1on Vie Jo gol Wnte for free samples. ~~~m~-J;;i:: -.: ------
Penn. apt. Mar l. reas S75-205l ___ .___ & Ult 751 -1741 course area . 1128:77 Ltdo·P. Box 894, H.B. recently dl~charged BF.AUTICIAN needed for ALE CLERKS
rl'nt. kit pnv. ideal toe siniersq fl Tea Soups Reward. 837 ·3927 or 921648 rrom the service or for busy Costa Mesashop.
&'75-6995 eve 41.Ml' Bm·h-N 8 . W ANT E D m e :i or Gfft & Dry Flowers 168-3912 ---------any reason seeking lem· --646 2816___ SR. TYPISTS
Wanted mellow together ___ A~gt 5-ll_SO_l'l ___ women part or full lime LAGUMA ICH ~~& poraryorc:areeremploy· Beauty operator . Hiur
lady lO shr N.8 ocean· Bus iness or profess. ~~vd:r!m~~~;:~~ $17,000. REWARD .. ~:!:'! ......... ment. cons~der this uru· ~r w/following for REPRO TYPISTS
v1ewapl. S15mo + l..tle person.Walltlobch .. lov· factory outlets. Next one of I.he major Lge blk Lab type ·dog Schools& queoppor.aouc:anearn exc:lt1ng new NpBd1
hsekp'g 673-2591an6 ely home"A<tl03S . shopping attractions in "Zar" wear. 'g gold scarf. i---&i-7005 Salon. 642-6164 STAJ TYPISTS '""" Mirumum mve:.tment re· town. Woman alone una· choke chatn U C Da i ..... -nun $196 PER WEEI ~x on water. boat dock. OFC. SPACE Newport quired. ble to handle, since male tags.645--8995 · · v 5
••••••••••••••••••••••• BEAUTY Four chairs
3 br, 2 ba. frplc. wetbar, Rch. l3'JOsq. fl. 3ofr's. + $~99. tecurecl transferred. s ubmit -'""--------•MEN WOMEN Baaed on your produc· avail for lse in newly de· SECRETARIES
pat10, pvt. 1 Quiet gent lg. room.+ 2101lets, gd. For mfo, call Mr. Peters terms! LOST: F . Irish Setter. TRAIMFOR li vi l y . Comm + c:oratedsalon, locatedon Long&Short
will share w/same. S260 oond. As 1s $400 per mo. collect. (213)348~741 UBI 837·4200 H.B. blk collar wt Mem-IARTEMDIMG incentives &extra profit Coast Hwy, an CdM. TermAsslgomenl5 )fo.67~9196. Call: phis Tenn lie. REWARD TWOWEEKCLASS sbaringbonus.On lhejob Pref. knowledgeable
Roommate lo share 2br.
Park Npt Apt. Ref:. S175
• ·~ UTIL. Call llope,
PACIFIC Real F.:.o:;lat.e ESJAJE SALE MeMClothinca 841-4194 NATION-WIDE JOB training. Tremendous qualified & motivated G~11eHlll 642·0200 NETS$3,500. MO LOST Lady's blk onyx PLACEMENT potential to reach hair cutters & designers.
Prime beach loc:. E·Z nog, keeJ)6ake. nr Pol· ASSISTANCE supervisory & manage-Xlnt opportunity lo be in
640-SIM7 ....._ llewhll 4450 PAWN SHOP ruo.Established34yrs. tery Shack. REWARD• GOODJOB ment positions. Must be business for yourself.
Excellent locat Ion. Ult 751·3741 Ph: coll 714/637-0736 OPPORTUNITIES penooable & ambitious. Can make up to 80% de· 540.000. A;;ent 645-<,a82 ev/wknd. AMERICAN For appointment only pending on weekly gross.
FASTPOOD SPOtlTIMGGOODS I ARTE MD E R call ~11~~_:11dential Sl.5,000. SALES Lost male MUTI'. 4S lbs. SCHOOL
HEAD(i)UARTERS Located near college & long &reYlSh fur, whale 539· 1183 Bicycle repair counter
or c:an be llS(,d 85 pro-We-have various fast ac:bools in fast growing patch on neck. Vic. 1104E.17thSt.,SA 9.30AM·2PM sales.2 )'1"Sexper.Quali·
G.rep1for•ettt 4350 ...................... .
••••••••••••••••••••••. LAGUNA BEACH
GARAGE FOR RENT S....U
3t31ltbSt.H e Cw M'da&Ston
S3J mo $36·3611
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3148 Campus Dr
54&-4741
<Ac:ross From
Orange Co. Airport)
F.qual 0Pl>Ot' Employer
1 .. ~t0ttal olflct! Lo<•ate<! food operations avaU. in Saddleback Valley, fan· Placentia & Victoria. 834-1960 ty worttman. Age 20 or
Id y()Ur area. We can save tas~lJc eoUal not "et CM..645-1293 SchoQlsCoastToCoasl -er.9G2·738Sll·6 ClBKTYPIST 111 <1. er ..ti11ppm;: com 1 AUTO LOT IOY "~ i;lr1'. '"·1th rusl1 c ~t you tame & money. m l/111'· ideal family set Found: In CdM Female Be A Profanl ---------• Pos. req's figure ap-rnos"""-e s175 Mo . uul. tUK!ln~ a place tailored CocktaJI W With good driving re· llatt.f(C~ Utude, Ute typing, min 1
4400 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'O-PB$9FT
l61TWEST(:UFfo' NB
AOT 5415032
poidb;i<>ndlord to YOur panicular needs 817-4200 Airdale. Call to idenufy. aatress c:ord. Benefits. Roger thru trl a ba I a nee. yr busineas exper. Night
MISSION REAL TV Take the hrsl 11tep '" ---------• 646-1896, C.M. •$99.00• Miller Chevrolet, 900 S. Knowledge of construe· shift 5pm·l :JOam. $500
98SS Coast.Laguna owrung your own bus1 U9UORSTORE FOUND ExciUn&&Profltable Coast Hwy, Laguna lion. Vic: Fairview & per mo. Xlnt working
1501 W<"'ff Dr. 494-0731 nessnow Gross~SOO.mo. SPRINGERSPANIEL GlamourousProfesslon Beac:h. McArthur. Salary open. conds & co.· be6efits ~ Ull 137-4200 Neta $3000. mo. Growing Call646·73JO •Learn in 40 hrs rrom ---------Send resume to Ad 789, w /grow1ng flnanc:ial
NewportF'loanclnlClr NEWPORT BEACH area.Superbuy.Calllm· prolsnl's thefanearto Automotive. Daily Piiot, P.O.Box firm. Call aft Sp m, •-&a..~--c-.. Sl'ORE Ca.-not Shof. NB area. F1 hni New Dela.ti Shop needs ---.~......-.,..~ med.Ot.berlochoose. OUnd : Small Light tan, wrutresstec: ques. 1560, Costa Mesa, CAL-6'4-4380 ___ . _____ _
CollonSiteManaacr ~AvonSt $250/mo Drps, wul paper . etc. Ull 751-3741 black & White Beagle. •FreepJac:emeot.Svs help. 926216 t7l<t1642·3lllexl2A4 Jerry Wynn <it3)41'1-T10l mio. comp. 2131438-MS:Z ---------Female. Hill Rd. Garden •Day or evening sessions Top wages paid. Eltglne ~~-------f COCKTAIL evee MootdDeallnltlp Grove. ~39·9365 o r CALL<714>7:11·9194 Steamers, eng painters, 80.\T COMPANY Ex per cocktai l
If You Need A Staffed & CANNERY VILLAGE uir:v1c ....... 11r.sr. S700o. PER MONTH 634·1076 For a free consult In on buffers & polishers. UP· GEL-COAT Touch u waltressee, lot«Yiewa to
Furnished Offl<'~. call 240SQ.FT. '"'~ "'"" s p bl oltbe moet profit profesa holstery sham pooers, Penoo. MUil have ex-be held Moa·Tuet2-4PM. Tll E EX EC UT I VE 873-3050: Wkdys8-3:30 DESPl-:RATI!:! arll)era t split forces FOUND: Sm I b l ack So. CallfWaltress, lnc. check out. piclt-up &t de· per. Apply in penoa, dal· E.O.E. Apply lo person
SUITE. Rent Includes Absentee Owner can't :fJ· Shop as exclusive remale cat. Nr. Clapp 1'11122SkyParkBl,SteC llvery.Applyat8 ly 8·1 .Sklpjeck Boata, to: Bobbie McGee'• 353
r1ume recepl., phone & Ground floor abop. 512 bandJe, aeals over 80. Hwytal~.•0:·.!i0~~!~ 1~~· HB. 1168~ to lrvtne,Ceur.,92714 ~~bor10301,CM l'183PlacenUa A ... C.M E.CoaatHwy,N.B.
mail aervlce. ut&I & ahSLSllOmo.Cannuy Xlnt lease. So. Orange '""'"'-"Y .,..,.. janitorial. Secy's " ofc Wlage.6'73-2654 County. GeDeroW1term1. found bonanz.a. 6 Days, · "* W.e.d. 707 loa .. H,...Typht Cook fu1J time, breakfut.
1 II N l U. .37 ..-200 shorthours,eu)'terms! LOST: Lge Black Afghan •••••••••••••••••••••• AUTO PARTS For ~bile ac-un•i.n" & lunch. Coffee Shop &t '-'ClU P ava · ewpor OARAOE Bldg. In Comm. ... Ull 137-4•00 ell~ & mi ""' ,. " Center.640-5'10 sone. Divided 3 nns. 6 .,,_.., s puppl. gt Practlca!Nune, SALESOPPORTUNITY· olc. &al• co. Airport Dell.842·14?.8
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In a ton Beach on lab. Ample prlt9. too mo. Located to ch arming Only l8000. c:aab down. CM. REWARD. &U.-1996 deelenbip parta dept. ta ~ P/C P .T. ex per. Caplatn
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reat. Single~ Sarden tJpe I t trW...,.. 4500 Newport Beach. eoz1 old anopp DI canler oc. LOST 8 al T b-comp. er Y n Airport Complell will add ly tn penon or call s..1...;..·-·-------
store or olface. Good ex· ........... •••••••••••• falllioo ttore. E·Z opera. ~ oet on '9ooka. b7 ~on~ ~at,"Na:ie CM. Ref. 84.S-2* TWO part.I countermen. c I e m e n t e O e a• rat c.....-Http f:.~lla=~~~u~:!; OCWMIW lion. Short bn. Owner _____ 7_5_l_·3_7_4_I oa collar Rocky Rae· PrivateDutyNuraeeAkie Oppol'\unityforadvanee-11oegttal, 7141*·1122• llA M·3PM, •x p er
8Q.8787 lilltlalllallldcJ. =.:;::1~D1ck Park, PllMTIMeSHOP ccm.PteaMcallm.8122 ~~~ed.12br. ~=:'=~:= Mr. reeawald. helpful, •PP'!.~_Pt"ORdn
-••xl-CIS 100) W. 17th St., C.M. t::IOOO. Moa.thb net. Loe. LOST: El Toro/Lake ' • Parta Mer .. HOWARD IOYSAMD .. ILS onl)' •• 2233 F ... ,,..,w ·
.,_ vm Dellllle ofc/abop •pace. SWHJ. gSenfu l n h i I h a• n 1 I t y toreat area. Shellie. HelpW..t.d 7100 a.vrolet. Dove It Quail M1'Don Viejo · El Toro,_Cll_. ______ _
Comml & lndltJ 1paces, JJOO to 1800 sq. ft.. avail. '$1115. MONTHLY nlduatriat-commerdal male. ~ Spnnger ••••••••••••••••••••••• S&.I., Newport BeKb. area. Earn 1our o•• Counter Girl, p /Time
al0to2000eq.ft. A.slow Call Bob Dlckioaon, Only requirea about 20 aru.wbicblaexpandlna Male.B.eWard.78&8088 ACCOUNTANT/BOOK· u-s~iuuu.• money aelllog aubHrtp-Fu' HnlC41 MDdwtch as3"'aq.ft.LaJNlguelA Ault.or bour1 per week, atay rapklly. PreseAt owntr KEEPER FOR CPA -•v "'-~", Uonuft.ersc:bool. l'ocia-• ..._ Call btwn a.IPM
Mlaalon Viejo areas. 979~533 home wbeo tt ra.lnl, xlnt not cap ltall1tn1 on POUND: K.ltteo fem. lnfC OFC IN NEWPORT OMvrolet .. ,_. pref d formaUon.ca.ll aao.@9ll ~ '
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Call: Gl-1400 1300' w/frootofc, Ja. rear klUa due to tiout pro-Ooodtermal ~way,CM.S48-0888 oci>\, respoulbJe '*1. Roger Miller Chevrolet, aerk-at
ltyfrOlll Offlcet s:~=~iO.~~! = Aakloa ssooo_. Ull 117-4.200 FOUND: German ::f. Uon. Mutt be exr, tilt~ =:.-acb. '5M-l.W. ::::: ;:uu:J:.~ DATA IMTIY
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APPROX400"".ft.,C "et SI•• 4550 BoobJ)C'OVeDOOOO.net . ..-.... • · typl.n11. Koowled1e of flllna . Irvine aru . ~'!,~~.:..~it ~ ..... _, ... "..... u-··-ij ... 1va•.... _,.,, -'n• to ""t:f.U'... AVON _75a-_9* _____ • -a ·--IOI" a UO E. 17th St, Suite E. ·-••••••••••-•••••••• •-"'" "" ..._. ... ....,... .,. ..,.. .,..__ ~"' ...,, n-ia "'n•-O-ra•or G15/mo.l)oyJe&48-0C'10 SmallboaU,qaUen,ren· NETSSUOO.help-ru.n seller a.skins on '5$,000. Lost St Bern ard vie wvtce bu~au pful. itin, or1";_ ••I*'•~ Lal space '1..flO por foot. Sbarp t Near Collea•. but invlte all' otren. Coron.a H.alnda. CcUI. Salary commen1urate WA••1t• the IBM rt41Cl"Jll4211re-e.c.tf•eW... u fl ie' stb 22• 1819 and no compeUUon ror Hurryoothllone. CIU6'15-0278.~ard w/uper ft ablllt1. qui re d . Pum a nut
Dtilu.uoU1ceawlth Mm Yieo CM See mllea. H .. rt at.tack Ull 111·3141 Pleaae call for appt , wttt..fet•~ l'.S Ad 1....:-. f/Umtdaye)llft. P&)'Wlll cffldcmuecretartal u~ ~11Avci. ' fOIUll sale. Xlnt terma. --------1878>7480 u, y_. ri Mmtl be bMed on .x-. tevel.
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BAK£RCE:NT£R um Maple • I ICllAM Kuabertd wantt w"c bocka aft.an w~n JOU r1tlm• wtbeneflh. to bullet• na.o your own Oily Pilll cSQt, l?OU Gm.tt. "1•· .•Balter Me 2982 Aptf. MAJOR FRANCHISE borne. Perfect Ht-up for Ult ....wt....wnt Daily Starlin I tUO mo . buunaa. Control your lrVtae. Oroaed nta,000. tn '?e. Mom • Pop &Nm. All Pilot Claallned -Ada to wurance beck1round own boun own lncome ~~~~~~~~~ Orne• CouJ\tJ Airport .... W-'ed 4600 C)l.U\andin• So. Oran&• 1lalnl .. 1 al J equip· rwb tbe Or• .. -,..._. IMlpful. St&rt. lmmed. To flnd ~t •bout tbtS lft va.ftl r.: --.. Small l man ofo ln .... --............... OoUm1 tot. Traill.Ing pro. ment . Oood net whb -~ ....ot2 ...... 11 ...... 1 .... -t.... RlrfNU dllu. \ialdc. SI.to. Call 1·8&. ar beeb. apt.. CdM, vtdtd. Bank fluncln1 abort boun. LoW don awUt.. · , • ......_n& .......... op.
Bob Dttkblloa, Realtor. Pmla or Bal 1&1and. Up •ull. Aat . TUI I , payment. Ast. TUI &, ,._..... ~~to eeU? =:!i.~IM>-T04l0t &42·5611
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•cbool or coOqe •ludf'ftt. <Jla) ~ '° anaqe ~haoll. "11teldbtt. bl"'· ~SP~er DI~. •'Mw -... a .,un-• ~ •· SIC"Y~9'T ~~D~~•I; ti!!~ mla~&cblNq ..aWtalll· Earalnp appro1dmat.ty ·------·--·-· n ...... car. • yp 01. 0..E•ft·L.&n -... -~· -v..v... • '"VVV DAOI ...... lil\IV; ... n : TOP CASH DOLL AR 1110.00 moa&aly. Pbone -·-.. .--·--· 5C7.alll5 train rl1ht ~ for atalf)q oew office In Neede for b" 8Y • t X C ELL B NT Mitrlnee aU2ZSlar bodt. PA a D rOR YOU a
tarn', eM for drea1a -aH.&.W •--------.-, wy fun ~. Mr Gee. lnloe. We need tn Newport tnnl a1ency WORKING Ma1oavoit atcno/TV Jftl'LRV. WATI:Nmi. cao. ... ....._ J'OUI' oa ..,.....,. Yaturewomantocare-for CMbri>lSH5•t. tboal .. tlc. po1ltln M• ba¥9xln& lyptna fs OONDfTIONS conaolt al•O Ut ABT OBJECTS.. GOLD. -~ ce.MW... l.Dvalld, live tn. Ll1bt minded people to In· derical lkU1a. Pleasant •P1UNGES NEW.SUO.Calll041& S I LVER SERVICE ---------4 ~ 1\111 la Part· cooll'I & ~p·•· M111t1•-------•I t.roduceanloexpenalve • peraoeaUty fl pbooe Muatb.av.owntools FI N~ FtiJlN • AN·
DtliYU, man. early AM u... PboDe. tfaup .... have Calif. Drtve tic. It Kf'EPJlONIST DlllOoally 1'nowft pro· *1ib. Grut oppor. for AM for; n QUES. 14S-DOO TlmH .,o\lte , Coat q'd. Rell.red welcom•. 1oc refa. Hunt. Hbr. Call ftlUI cturL Pleuaot turround· lnnovaUve lndlv. Salary T"'."J ldw•• IW Scwl&ll O.
lfeu. No collectln1, Olll 5*Gl74,ofc hnl0-Z, (JU> 776~830 M·F . Xlnt po1itl.on for lndlv. Inca In a relaxed at· opeo.83Ulll. Oz •t..,Pw••• ~ Carat. ldnt auaht>
m.att 1'ave depeadabl1 ..!C..::o.ed~~=W~ed~M«ld~~·~lY~·--I 10-5:30 w /g oo d t y pl n a mo1pbere. Avalla.ble hn Semi Retired profess ,... ., diamood weddiJll rttl" nr.MM41!. __ M_lC_H_ANIC __ . -5--• 1lslll1-65-70 s':f:m. Xlnt 3:30-t:SOPM. Xlnl ad· ladyaeellaaametu•h•rt Sees-nlromSIIS ..._While 8Qkt, Ol"'Ult:
J>!UVEBYllAN[orear N~J~U~! bat Recent ex per. Apply beaefilpka. S'lOO+ v • n t • m 41 n t 0 P • SM Clem res May have lndCtnaola-\oveMSO bicmocD Mttiq, SUe 1· ~ .U.. LA 'nro•. bom need apply w/followlna ~II Station. 17th Ir port~~NOW• oulllde job. Some cook· ~.redlncnll45 ::;~ C•ll .rt~r ti. ~ellv9fL, ':.~H~~'~dul pnf'd. Xlnt oppor. H.B. _IMne __ .N_WJJt ____ . Bc_h_. __ , me. SECRETARY a:MICmoruMoae ~n .. !th for ~m .. uc?.~~A~TKE i----·----.-"7-.
-c..._; n lllS).M.33. Seey to~. of expend· AakPcwJ~lftr or• ary. le FURNITUR• LJ-le•odl -~ ~~f~1 ~:;~ S~ Handyman for landacap-MEDICAL ~STANT tui Irvine loc.ud firm. TIMELIFE =~1ot10°8o~i~~ UTOTIM OONNSCTJON ;;:;•;.••• .. •••••••;;;• ~plement.ary lncome. J.na, bkJa & repaln. Will HUftli.Qgton Beach Physl· Sh 100. typlq 65+. XJnt UBRARlES, lNC. Costa Meaa Ca92626 RETAIL CLERKS ~1Hell.Ste L.HB to ·,.:!':' '::f':~. bl:
90118 train.8'7·5130 clan. Reply clauified ad benelU&.Sal. lllOO+. f.4ual0ppEmplyrm /f Servi ' · Wanted. Opportuo1t1e1 CaUMH244 parade Morsan sHctln~.
DelJvery,partUme, Help Wanted Male It :8x1 ~~YC:.~·M~~: IJJ.llJ&.. SAL&5-Natiooalflrmnow ~~d.St~'a1~t~'}t1:!: ~:i::'l~eQ:'~ M~~: Ena. WHlen 01•1
forDeatalLab. Pem. Over 18. Apply in Ca.92828 6'Y••• basrtt1meopenln11. Hr· Apply ArcoStaUon. 17th Anaheim. Garden Grove **I BUY** _a._lO_l_l ____ _
Mf.5088 penoo. Ket1tucky Fried --------''Y\lt..'O\\ A!)S()CIAIE<i ly or oomm. No exper fs lrvbw,C.M. 4'Westm1nst.er Good used ~ 6 tlutl•iw lOIO
-D-!NT--AL-CHAl--RSl-D_E_ Chicken. La1una Beach. IEC-=~~BIC Pwn net A nee. Wlll train. Call for Service Station Allen· 64..2-7702 Appllances--OR I will ...................... .
ASSISTANT HOSTISS/CASHllR Exper. prer'd. Apply ln 37238':,.cbSl':":' lrMrvwtss..W19. dant, exper'd. Day & WaJtress Food/Cocktails. aeilcwSEU.fcwYou. TRAIN SETS · .. M•n1
Part.Ume, 4 mo.ma wk. Mustbeex,per'd&relia· peraon or c all San 557.004s ' · SALES REPRESEN· Eves.Full&p/llme.Ap· Applyaft4pm,Sid's 81ue MASTBSAUCTIOM Trix".lft.1tfiR.eu1Lom -~---.--------1 ble. Over 21. P /Ome Cl emente Genera l 1 o o % Em p I 0 ye r TATIVE Sur veying ~~~~talion. lTtb & Beet.1072latPI. N.B. 646-1616& 131·'625 !:J'~.t ~:~~.0:'u~:
Dmta1 Recept, Exper. x,_ev_es_.C_all_54M277 ___ . ___ 1 Hospital,114/496-1122ext Retained equipment. WAJTRES.5&otherdulies Chrome & Tinted l)au net.. lake. forest. etc. A
Ray Uc. req'd. Ftn VI 2:18. ~~~~~~~~~I S46-0ll06 Service Sta. Help Full or foe Original Piua. N•pt Coffee tbl w/matdi eod wcrifice al '300' Call
area. 1188-1648 HOUSBllPH MEDICAL Reeept/Girl Frida =e. .l\pply · 990 E. 8cl\. S2.~ hr + tips. Call tbla. $100/bst. ~ _ecz_-Ot:B_. ____ _
(Part TI > ..,. .....,,.,... ..i. y Hwy, N.B. 673-1451 Dmta.I Asst. aper, to fll · me TIAHSClttlER ..-or ,.._ a.,...y studio, Sandwich Ir salad ----------------Brand ....... d W .A. ..... ED chalr aide poaltlon I Need resp. individual to Daytime hrs. Exper'd mi.wt have front office fabricators 8·10 am S H A R p • F A S T new queen _.a . A" I
busy 4 day wk practice clean model apts & only need apply. San aper. Sales. & market· Moo-Fri. sz.5o hr. Must SECRETARY (fYPIST WCllHns..C~ ~oard, !homuvllle, TOP CASH DOLLAR
Xlot benefits & aalar clubhouse ln apt com-Clemente Gene ra) 1n g abilit y n ee . bectean.neat&apeedy. For design farm, call So. Laguna. P/lime & 'Segovia paUem ~. PAID FOR YOUR
aw•it t he r ight tn plex. Flexible bra Mon Knowledge of photo· Lori'sKitchenW19·0'147 &telle644-1000 F/Ume. Coffee s hop ex'?. 5-0547 JEWELRY. WATCHES. dMdual. Send resume thru Fri. Hospital. 714/496·1122, gr a Ph Y he I Pf u I . Refs please. Charlie s Brand ed ART OBJECTS GOLD
Ad. No.697, Dally Pilot Cal644-l319 ext2:59. Minimum wage to start. NIPPER Chlli.Ofctl4/549--035t oraoge~s0r:lv:at~·a S ILVER SERVICE:
P.O. Box 1560, Cost 9AM'tll NOON Meo. perm., p/Ume for Call962·7877 _____ 1 Secretary '1!'I Mlrchmclw loveseat.$.'W>0.963-8177 ~N\:l~· AN -
Meaa,Ca.SZ6218 THEllYIM!CO. ~'£1:9po~~~;~ Rece~tror .dynamar PERSONNll f'.or 83 triple scre.w ••••••••••••••••••••••• SAVE'FEBSALE New , __ QU ___ • _____ _
Dental Chairside Assis ~~=~~~r Mesa. llust have depen-growlne I_rvine Co. ~~:~~'rofty~~e~~....... 8005 &~rurn.~ppri Wfi&AGITAGS
tanl. Exp'd + X-ray lie. F.qual ()ppor Employer dable car & be reliable. Phones " hBht typing. SECRETARY Send salary req'mts. & ••••••••••••••••••••••• rDLK. Wilton s Bar1ain from )'OW' business card
nee. 4 Day wk. Cost S2'1St.oS350mo.548-1740. neat. dependable, level aJJdet.alls lntstletterto: Woe-.a-·rfand Nook.2st.ores-MS•814 Send ooe card ror each Meaa.546-3000. beaded & enthualastlc. Major Newport Beach P.O. Box 332S, San Fran· nKI Wl9thCM642-79306: ta& ptus one spare. Wt'
Housekeeper. various Mgmt Trne, perm. Earn Call 8ettySS7~ firm seeks personnel claco9'tl9 Of &-.&:~es! 548-3252.Xtradiscount re turn perm11 nently Dental Assistant for In duties. Mature woman. Sl15·S200 wk. Fuller ---------• secretary w/substanlial llUJJI It if aurance work & chal 73sbJft I ho BrushSai 554-7851 Recpt/Typist exper. to asaist In all HUGE war house 00 every em you aeaied attractive t.ag & side. Part time. Aak fo · 0 guest me. es, · Southern Calif. Builder areas ol compensation, SPARE TIME EVES crammed with over soo brint:!e this ad al time strap. meeting airline
Mary6'5-4SOO C.M. 646-67l9· MOTOl IOUTI Developer needs ex · Ex pe r . in benefits . It's lots oC fun & you can music boxes. nickelo· pure · l.D. requirements. Pl'e·
HOUSBCEEPER Daily Pilot route in perienc~ receplionlst/. wages & salary & record earn S40-S75 or more in 2 deon pianos. circus or· 5• •CK CH •115 vent loss " lhell! For ..
DEHTALASSIST. MesaVerdeConv.Hosp, Newport Beach, alter · typtSt.Please sendcom· keeping+ good or· oc 3 evesperwk.No exp gans, wa ll cloc k s . ,,,,_ · "' pergonaliiedtag enclose
CHAIRSIDE·N.B. ex-681CenterCM548·5585 noons. Monday through plete resume lo Ad 842, ganaauooaJ ability re· nee. We educate .YOU to grandfa ther c locks, ApproxlOCWn wallpapM. fabric or
per'd.5Dayweek.8:30t Friday plus Saturday Dally Pilot, P.O.Box q 'd. Must be a se lf condmalucl Utyle s1hows for fasdnatlngantiques BER'toU Nl. Like new. "Dey Glo" paper & we
5:30. Pd vac & med In· HOUSIKllPIRS and Sunday mornings. 1S60,C.M.92626 starter & have good 6 uuorma groups. OverSl,000,000Worth naug teat It back&, t col· will back & trim yoor
aurance.S411-5602. F/Ume. Bayview Conv. m>permonthgross. sso ---------•public & t ele p hone Nbao inveslmhe nl. M~st American International ors. Supet' for club, etc. tap. Or try two cards
u-pUal o .... _,,,.. h d 't ..,, . ed RECEPTIONIST per sona lity. Com· ve car&p one.Form· Gall--'es·, 1802·T Ket•-r-SlOea or ofr. See lo ap. beckloback. DENT•L •i-•it """ ,..,_ . .......,, cas eposi r~ ... uir · troductory mterview call ""' ""' PRICES A ,.. a1 Call 642·4321 , ask for Fash Isl. Financial Serv. put erl~ed personnel 963-7470_ Ing Sl., Irvine. Tel. preclate.ll li2eaorl/-: Chalrslde /Expr'd . Ho usek.eeper , llve·ln. circulaUon fu-m. Recept /Secy. front systems exper. desired. 754-1777. Open Wed thru Ca 962-8901 ..,
Newport &h. Send re· Need ruce lady for nice desk Exper. Refs req'd. Sh 80, typing 60. XJnt TEACHER Sat.9AMlo4 PM.Vlslt! Used furn : Recliner 4/StagsS1.60ea. sume lo Ad #786. Dally family. Room, brd & sal. Type 60 wpm. 369 San worldng conds., s alary & S/9tags $1.50 ea.
Pilot, Box 15e0, Costa Call~. ~WCMWNt Miguel Or. N.B. Suite benefits. Position a vail. Temporary Elem. LDG RUTH"SAHTICi)UES cbair. corner grp bdrm 10cwmoreS1.40ea.
Mesa. CA 92626 Strong & capable or car· 200 March tst. requires specialist learn-Annual Feb Clearance set. dresser. etc. 842·5890 Sales Tax Included --------~Insurance ing for pleasant semi -,--------• THE IRVIHE CO. Ing handicapped creden· Sale. 10 lo 20% off on all eea· .. ''ul sora "-lov-... 3t. NO CARD" ~·•1·.a. •• 1_...__. -----y-o-· lid Cook 11 hs k Ual. SubmJt letter of ap· ...... "' '""' ~w your own or send VV'•-_..._... "ww --.. mva · • le wr . • • r..1-SSONewporlCtr Dr r.Jcation, resume & con-merchandise. 504.,.. So. earthtones, OAK Kng &n• Experienced Chalrslde IW"we Agettcy live in nice atmosphere. -~ Newport Beach, Ca 92663 Bayfronl. Balboa Island size Bdrm suite, Inlaid name. address, phone &
for congenial general No exp req'd. earn while ~ cu•n•NTEED 1i"A al 0 E I denllal placement file (Next lo the Fer~) Oran wood gam• set.,.,..,, __ t.a· we'll make OM card per ftM ""iu ppor mpoyer to : P e rson nel Ofc. W d Th h "' w ...v t.ag.Add25<each. dentist. Full Ume, xln you learn, keep your pre· Laguna Beach Unlried e roug un ay hie, sofa table, wall un· Send check or money or·
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EL E c T R 0 L u x 61; Exper'd, I/time. Mature .,.., er 0. SECRETARIES ~1· Laguna Beach, Ca LOVESEAT Dbl. wing gtglS::s~o'W::e:~:r~ "LOTPllMTIHG
Authorized s a l es male. over 21. 6 Days in· No e1p_er. req'd. ........ . tufted. 8 legs. Couch Blk. p 0 Box l...,.. Ed•_. 52 1147 bookcase. barrel or · · _,, service. M/F. Full -• eluding Sat/Sun. Work Opening for secretary ---------hor s e hair. walnut CasU Mesll Ca 921826 P/time5424153 i---------w/plants&lrees.S3Hr& Have you been thinking wtgood t yping & die· THllEST 4!M-881M wing-back chain. XI.NT -·-·---....... Agcy ,WSOft u P. 0 v er ti me . Ins . of Increasing your pre· ta phone skills. Must be con d . Ex c e P ll o n al Beer drafter. bolds "• Keg Electronic engineer, R Comm 'I Lrnes Un · benefits. Adva ncement sentmcome?Rapidlyex-per so nabl e, w e ll PHOHEJOIS CATADI MONTECHINA values.SS4-t760 of beer, new cond. S200.
Dteeh.Smallgrowlngln derwriler.Min.S yrs ex-potential . Laguna Hills panding mulli·million med lMCAUF. 3Pcsel,hand palntedin Two velve t s w lv e l 6'73-S276.Ca11aft11AM
strumentd mfg req 's a per. Fred S. James & Nursery. Inc. El Toro. dollar company is seek· grooCaM644-lll9 WeHaveAllThese: 11~8Y1· gAaseallessryed. S$300acriflbcye rock.en, blue sso. gold
cre1 aUve esign tengine Co .. Lag.dJBcb. Contact 8:1>-5653. Ing fosltlve anrid aedg. 9AM 'til Noon Long Distance Lines ;:;,, ~.,....... $35, dble hdboard ant
w manage men poten Mn. Bra ey. 549-3058, gress ve career o enl THE R Individual Des.ks -· '"""• ·-· wht SlO. s:J6..8482.
tial. Position also aval 494-1..,.E.O.E. HURSISAIDE persons for positions m I VIHECO. HourlyWages UN IQUE ANTIQUE
CUSTOM
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Preclaion Corp. 54!M464 .. .....,....... Mesa Verde Conv. Hosp.. Be a ch I Wes l m Ins t er v~·NaJewOpportpor BeEmacplhoy-Nallonal Product PTY B47-486l ••••••••-•••••••••• .. Worbbop & showroom 661 Cenler St. c. M. location. Completely new ~.. .., Full """'d l ISCROWMAMA~H facilities. Avail for in· personalized tra ining .Y-.. raining ... ....._ 1010 FREE GARAGE SALE Califor nia Escrow depe ndant desl•ner. OFC. HELP Expenenced coursewhichguarant""s P/timeeves3:ao.9;30pm ,.,........ SIGNS. Call Century 21 6'5-8950 m-mo
., ""' Students, Housewives & ••••••••••••••••••••••• w t tiff R lt c servicebas lmmedneed C l ass es offe red . LagunaHllls.830--0890 your s uccess and in· 5.,..ET ... llES Moonlit:ters find it an REFRIGERATORS .... ~a722c1 ea Y o. F\Jm ,hseboldltems. for Escrow Mgr, H.B. 714·731..Clll come. OpportunHy un· ~ "' 'dealj 111 _.. typewrtr. add mach, Xlnt Nlary Is beoeflta. OFC. MGR/RECPT. 2 . Umlted! Please call Roy To $1200 I w you. WA.5HERS·DRYERS fllecabnt., refng.
requiresSyrsEscrowex J aoltoral Work. N'.B. Pos. open w/"'!gmt. _co. or Ed for more details Geft,Ofc toSJSO 8J3..8095or833-8098 Recondltloos-Repros & Kll range. refrig, rdwd CallS7$-7203.
per, be 8 self-starter. Ad· Need exper'd cpl. Ap-OFC. MGR. w/hte typing at... Contact Jennifer Frgt Damage. Guar/Del. paUofum, hvy duty. tbl ---------
dltional deWls Barbara prox 4 hrs eves. Steady. It heavy payroll & gen. lf8-7ISS Employers Pay All Fees TIMELJFE 29Yrs in0rangeCo. benches, 2 chts. rnd col PO'n'ERY
Mahar SZ.30C2 l!IOO mo. 213/927-0115 ledger exp.. $750 mo. THANKS TO YOU UBRARI ES, INC. DUNLAP'S tbl, blender. wet au1t, Wholesale warehouse. SS ::=:-:=:--:;=:::=:J,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 wtbenef1l s. RECPT . ~l~~g~~~~ F.quaJOppEmplyrm/f J815Newport81,CM 2·3/4 beds w/sprds & Less than swap meets.
Ex per Farm Mechani personable. lo handle Had Best Month in CALL 548·7780 sheet.t, BBQ. roto mwr. Ceramic & Stoneware. needed by growing t'E\'PUNCH heavy typing, phones & T tt f bl" odds&end.842-0473. f k DATAEMTRY f i l in". s s oo mo HistoryofBusiness! ¥pese er or pu ica·Non working appU ancea ---------150'Pots.lS23E.Fl1"8t St. armer.pac er. Mu.st ()ltER TOR /benefits 645-44 1 Liz Reinders Agency tioos. Accuracy & exper wanted. Also REPAIRS Honet 1060 Santa Ana.
expert in welding, trac A w · 1 4020BlrchSt,Ste104 on .Photo·t)'.pesetl1ng &SALES&46·S848 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -&!-... ~--w-0-RM--5-... -L-r.-tor repair & packin The Jolly ~og~r. Inc. is 2 l976 Olympians. need Wew-.to...,..,.! Newport Beach 833-8190 eqwp. Full lame steady Fantastic Appy. Geld. -•n "' 111: machinery. Xlnt op takiftl applications for a sponsorship for 1980 _______ -......_;;_ CaUforAppt/Estab '65 e mployme nt. ( 714 >Gaffers & Sattler gaa Prof. trained. Sprited. FOR GARDENS. Let the
for responsible. motlvat D~ta Entry Operator. Moscow Olympics. Taxl---------,1 .. --------64S-S08ll • stove, Hood & fan mcl. 9)0. &44-5092 worm beJp you cultivate. -~----per_IOD. __ -.aoo ____ _. Minof l yrs uper. «?"the deductible. 49'7·3158 R.E. Sales Good shape, reasonable. 1000 for $4. 3000-SlO. Also
Fast Food Service ls ac IBll 3741 oc 3742 is re----------• LOOICI 963-4108 Qtr type sorrel gelding, worm castings. B ·s quired. Permanent OPPORTUNITY .! SECRITARY TYPIST gentle, xlnt t ra il or Worm Farm . 1736:? ~ n:=e•:O:a'v f/time day shall. Pay._will S50 In Free Clothes or S25 Opening for 2 lic'd real Hunt. Bcb Branch TECHNICAL Kenmore Gas Dryer 985. pleasure. $.'W)O. 581-8528 Gothard, HB. 847-Sttl yarda. Apply at Naul)ea be baaed on exper. level. In cash. Juit refer a estate salespeople in an •Full-Time Weatlnghse Gas Dryer
21401 ~Hunt Apply in person SAM· rrieod or neighbor to omcewith2lyrsexpand •GoodTypist TYPIST S7S, Frl1idalre Elec sPil llooday thru Fri· become 8 qua Ii fled in the same location. •Shorthand Dryer $35, Whirlpool _l_nat._DD __ Bcb. ______ day. 17042 Gillette Ave, BeeUneStyllsl. For more Many referrals & walk· •Bankexppref'd Typist for technical & Washer SSS. Kenmore F/CIOO«M•• •lrvt.ae--·------•I info.963·7470. ms. Your own desk & Apply in person statistical docume nts. _w_as_her_S65_._P_h_S46-8672 __ _ phone. Broker pays all Personnel Office M t t 65 ·11 <lo Newport Center OPPORTUNITY advertising. Top comm. GOLDEMSTATI us ype wpm, ~· Allct'-8015 1'1wuT.Ba1.ls u'UU1cn~Le1al Sec 'ly-Recept. Call BILL LACHEN· .......... trainonworkprocess1ng ••••••••••••••••••••••• Stm&a. &aper'd OCl)y =ent~xp. for busy Local business man look· ~ equip. Prorlc1ency in
..... M aM\ .. ,,_ ._ .. r _ ... ed an° lo expand business. MYER. for interview 10230S. Paramount Bl gram mar req 'd. For ESTATE SA.LI a.,,...,, ...,._, ~ wyer-v .. • prac· ... anytime 1860 New-Jan. tlce. Mr. St e wa rt, Need s associat es. · rv•• Downey,Ca90241 apptcontact. 1029W.CarltonPI 6M-9'.'JO P/llme basis673-4786 Blvd.,C.M. (213)923-9461 GeorgeTaylor Sant.a Ana (off Baker, ._.~._...,__....,_,....,,.._. _________ 646-3928, eves 673-4577 Equal Opp Emplyr mlf AVCO next to Bristol).
F9c9Pald/AlaoFeeJob9 LEGAL TRAIN E E . PBX·Tralnfora career as Ftb 1 /9 /10 ~ltnr/Com&ruc. l800+ BriPrt. xJnt typing skills switchboard secretary. a---1...15-k-Ti o ge Sal a 30 ~/If ~-_. I M t ..._ ·•1 ll h'" s-•Ef •IY ~... .. ~ ... me: ara e : • .,_ a1 ..... u to orcareeroppor. on Mag us ""'av .. a fi m s . ~ "" 644-SIOO HouseSaJe: 9A.M ~ to II typewnter lo N.B. 64.S-Ml6 C.M. <U Girl ore. Need good i..,,,..:etGoes!I 0.0./AC:, toS7 eatate plaooan1 cor -sh & typing. Gen'I ofc EqualOpporEmployer M ..... .., h . Irvine P Aaency pclrate law practice. Mag PEOPLE PERSON duties for small elec· a.,..., ta.,.e 4 c atn, ea E tnb c.t.a M•a u exper. pref'd, but will Exec needs p/time as· RETAIL tronk mfg. Top pay for Color TV, Maple butch, SWt.elM 842·14 train.Call (714)833-9983. soc.lnwh.slesupply. Fut· rlghtgirl.545·7108. I•-------• maple twin hlgh-poat
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ln BC&. 494-8011 wort together. Outstnd Or Manager Trainee firm. Typing 70 wft· sh The As11cJMMllt1 TIQUES.
income -· Will t i PHONE SALES ~ . l I llC).100. 368 San lguel LETS 91111 •oe um RM........_. ....... D General or e per1o a ,......... ran, 0 DI m severa oca· Dr,N.8 .Sulte200. '""" ~---""'
Deeded bv far-lar -e@-0843---------I Pbooe Salea people. l on a w /nat 'I Jr. C & ' ... mate or female. 18 Lo 65 Sportswear chain store. SECRETARY·EXEc .•uos operallon. lfuat ban LOAM SlltYICE years or age. Guaranteed Retail exper. pref'd. Ad· Grutoppor. Career aecy SECRETARIES Eqlli,.... ~ olc u p la lJ'P' For mor taaae loan wages or commissions. v a n c em en l op . desiring challn'g posit In •••••••••••••••• .. •••••
Ins , boo khe plas 6 broker fll'm our Pub 250 Eaat 11th Street, portunlties . Xlnt admlnsales.Xlnt sh!lyp, TYPISTS Nearly new st robe Ir fl9">D·*GDO loo bl. Some exper re-Suite O. Cost.a Mesa, benefits. Sa lary com· hvy deU w/u lea ablty, 1 charger. Don't. pa11a up
88BALASSIST. q'd. Call for appt. between5:oo•s:aop.m. mensurale wtexper. Ap. girl ok Prime Newport SJAJ TYPISTS t his bar1ain at S25 . Jluat have lood drt.tal ........,., 64M223. plylnpenon: Bch loc. Pd. Ben, atart 540-22'79after,pm
rec 0 rd . 0 v • r 1 • • Lvu ,.11 EquaEml ~unity PETRJE'S $950. Cmplt res. lo ad no. MAG I & II ,,.._..._ ...,.. 1-.... .. .... -riplaye. 147 Weatmlnster Malt 473. C/0 Dady PUot. PO --•m....,yee ._e. PUii ck P /Ume. Team Westminster Box 1560, Costa Mesa, Ca ••••~•••• .. ••••••••••••
ror OVfl SSllOO wortb al Leader. M eaa v erd e 9:2IS2l6 CLEllS Hlmalayan kittens, CF A. = ~ tllmn~ Conv. Hoilltal. Hl M&F. blue saoo up . ... _. .. ,.CPl.180moN . .! .... ~ CenterSt,C .$48-5585 ~*z:lloweo.trol RN, ICU /CCU exper, full Secretary & a1111t. to Da1·Week·Mooth MZ-1511 ~ ... -...,. • f....a.6 time & part time 11·7 pres. for small masiuf. Or Loqw Center Dr. N.B. (:Ind Maid put Ume to work rr-shifts . San Clemente co. Sh 100, type 10. Trim It'• Y2U!'~llion WANTED to buy! wire
Fioor.> moro'a• Incl wknds. X1nt :!Sor w /well General Hospital (71') personal appearance. YOU~PAY cat carrier, 1r, enough ~~--tH-··--per, Qasa lAIWl& Mot~I. Call aMablla co. ln Np~cb G8-lWExt2U Will req. ttavelln1. wap•y Y"'ul for 2. Reasooable. Call UV"--.........,....,. LUlla.n at.2991 for_penoow/1oodtypin11-------"' vv CM 714 &428540 litbtfot2g1rla,qesll6 • skllla. abUlty ~work ROBBJE'SRAGo'MOP Salary open . Call CallorComel11Today · · / '
14iaN.B.XlDt oppor. for MAID, p/time a daya per w/ftg~l aunt Mature women needed MZ-'7840. IE~ Dom 1040 rormer school teacber. week. C&JJ Me-7445, Of PbCDe • IOmt for housecleaning SIClllTARY •• -.:; ••••••••••••••••••
AllDllcut must bave I • apply at Sea Lark Motel, cu•tomer contact ln Mr'V1C$.. c b a m p l 0 0 A K c
a l uae l nterut In 2274NptBl,CM. 1hlp'JlarflCV'1alc.Muat 5*0757 To~M••.. e a flllv •CE!s Doberman Pupe. Oreat
cbUdnn.esUc>Y1portaac-u.a.•.-w • ..... n be able Lo work 11tttblt 13 .. 1441 tempermen~•~quaU· Uvlttea 6 have IA la· ~ "" ... ....., brl.9'5-4800 SALES·DRESSSHOP, lmmtd, openlna. Topi~~~~~~~~~! t.y.7Sl-29ZS.UJSta Meaa .... bl tbe UU; 4 yr epaid! Tho Inn Mature 1lrt, 25-35 for t.Y1Ma It th rtq'd. lf.Qc>rl· de1rH pret'd. Mutt 211 N. CoMt Pit Salet, MM'JO wk up. '9'QIDeftS dl"ess shop. Eit· eltcliontcs corp. loeated TYPIST Champ. lrtabSeUer Pupa,
drive; car la provided. Bc:b. lleo. ladiea, al&adellta. per. nee. :I) Hrs p/Wk. nur O.C. Airpor t. llJQUcantypeSOwpm l 4MaJa,3 femaleft.Call
Should be nellible re-~Dm'r Evu /Sat. 554·7851, 983-7171H.B. Prevtoussaleaolcuper. wlll pay rou to learn 875-48.
prdlllC ftMI. Lovel1 TRAINZE • .. .,... SAi.ES i:ref'd. XJnt compenta• com p utertked pholo -Yo_r_ki_e_pu_upa-.-cha_m_pt-~on-•
CP¥l !!!.6+baroom. Sa~~ ~ avail ror both ~/l)'Plat lntldo COCTee----t. or· f.lon "benefit.a. An Equal typetetUns. Al'\ Gnrnn. alred. male • fem. Will
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lrvtnaCawtl!.." ' duUes.12.74Porhr.Oood MUST. Various ~fc Eaat Anahotm. Xlnt SICRITAllY·SALIS TYPJST·Accurato for LAB--ll'APf--, -ytllo--w-. _A_K_C-1,
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MOWISTHITIMI Syet•m• Corp .. Otl ~ orllary 71UZ.1400 l mmed . o p t o l a a . In Ne•port r1nanclal fe.m '• Pvt • 181-ern far ta...._. to cbeck Blreh St, Newport Rece~loftllt, SIJH a Secrttarlal d -.lle1. Qr. ~'d oa IBM ell· ' •
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....._ .. e'• ._ lockinl S:. Si.'425.~; alr. J>S/PB. LoadfH:l l ~~~all mile.t, xlnl cond. lllZOO. perftd eoad. Suoabint TOWMCOWa
I-drawer Waterlqo In· S ·UOCL --.Pb-.aar • ,.....,._, or beltoflcr. Call al\w l yellowlblk. llM!>O/offw. Full Po•tr tnctudlns
dullllnc 4" roller Plat-9560 .... c~:Z PM5»-0052 tU·HU or Gl•n vtnyt top, tilt wheel.' form, ~·· l'ate&et, EIUCSON 2t'. Full....................... ~ W-C'illle 9731 C2lJ>matl cruise control. AM/FM eoeteta, open and box crte/race. 121,000 ofr TIUC"'·-s~• • llZUBeacbBlvd. • t 1 nd L--• ..._ etc. No Junk. $115. 8'15-1830ev&wlmdl ~ ~ -RuotinltcmBeach .............. , ........ ltlmal T711 ape. • r eo · """''
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3 way minw, f\Lll aise, W/IWad trtr, fbrtlu bull ·~··d with raa10. TOP ~ $1.SQO. 497-3185 XLNT. $500. c.u .... _._ Ideal for men'• or a mdt.. Pert for rowlni ) .. _..llCed to •ell .....__..._ orfO.Cftle'fl -womea'a.tore 70...t·dlx «··111-"' Bettotrt.akes · ~ A-. 1 •• ---9731 · ••••••••••••••••••••••• esit's.must..U.ea:n. ~M>-UIN · • ~,,....... SADDl.EUC• ••••••••••••••••••••••.• lelll.,ce 9756 73 c.ntun 2 dr ~dtop. OML Y S 1491 ... ., V ALLIY IM.-ORTS ••••u••••••••••••••••• new radfala, new trana.
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Superposed over/under mo. •1f-:1f" AD5 rr. 7l..._..... ,_,.. ~ IO~ xlnt • .,1 ownr. $2350.i====---------~~ 1a. Phon :;::,m • t •dn a •• •P"d wttb radio • AU.MODB.S ~ c· a'•'v11 Tradt.644-TS'12 . 197SMAUIV
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n..u. s.t\ w/& chain, LASER 1om1. Like new 71 CM.y 835•3171 '74 Muda RX3 Coupe, 4 WNQltYS M700.83s.8178 ~.f~~~eroo, air cond.
IOOd CODO . $50/0ffer. ID). 'f4TO.Plctlip TMlut.nMAffDAWIMOW.CMM ~~~wmly. very•-....&.. 9760 C .. ao ' 99'1 $8'5•6 '1Sl-410ltwlmds•eves. PbMO-SC9 Automatic with pwr. •USID IMW .. * -~ • .....__~ ·-9740 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• ateerio1, air cood. & '7SS30iA <HKwr> ~ __
AqMrium 90 tal abow, CAL 2·29, VHF aplon. cuatom cab. (70526M). '13BavarlaS/R90eLVY ••••••••••••••••••••••• '12 Saab~ 3 Sports ~new, the worb! knot, fatbometer, fur ReducecU.oaellat '7&2002•pdS/R334PCW l9SIMUl90SL car. Mldnlaht blue, xlot -· Sl~iar~~I over Jib,tbl.m,900.wt.-Z OMLYS2495 ~-~~ ....... '7~~~~R~f:B COUPEROADSTER =· ~JF:..:::e::
Eva. ....SI'-/ 76Dahm.....__ '7620024spd496PHJ Hardtop & soft top. ee.m5afUpm.
--.a._ •r 9070 • .._.... '76 S:r>i •pd S/R 602PHM Original! With radio. A .,__._ 9761 --4 speed In abarp cond.1· ,_.___ .... OnS d closslc! CITX775). ,..,_ ... Mlt~ ....................... tion. UB14008>. Reduced -• DYS SADDl.EIACK .... •••••••••••uu•u•
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fn:n&stoves546-0768 hme Newport. 540-2344 Automatic wttb radfo &, •SERVICE ..... ~.u--...1
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OIUIMTALRU~S. .--. C-A • Reducedtosellat. 0 cln. 7S2-0Z77. MERCEDES --.....-• ONLY $3795 •et'MCll ~COLORS NEED-USED Persian Sid 9010 Deli THE HOT ONE! OM DISPLAY *"5"
& Chinese Rugs & ....................... very 19731MW2002tli Houseoflmport1 •MEWMODB.S
iapestries from Pvt. ESTATE SALE 17' Sea ~~t~s·\P~nf~~~~~ Withaircond .• stereo.al· AUTHORIZtD HogeSavtngsonALL're·
artlesonly.640-70l4
I'll)'. 175HP 1/0. Comp: convenience. loy mag wheels. fo g MERCEDESDEALER maining new 76s &
WANTED: Dinette aet, w/trlr.640-4646 lamps, etc. (238JTC>. 6862Mancbester, Del'.D06.
lamp tables, coffee table, --. 5...__ 9090 Won 'tlastlong ! Buena Park 1be Be~ Bargain
lamps, bean bag chalr, -·--.-MOW $6795 523-7250 MARqUISTOYOTA bide·a ·bed aofa, sewing ••••••••••••••••••••••• MISSlONVIEJO
machine. Must be clean BOAT STORAGE~ mo. --'--'------..L..1 SADDLEIACK OntbeSantaAnaFwy. 811·2110495-1210
in good cond. ac· re-free launch. Sall/Pwr. 1972 CHEVY VOLVO VAUEY IMPORTS MBZ 230 SL Roadstr. '66.1--------
aaonably priced. Call Newportl>unes.644-0510 'I• TON PICKUP 831·2040 495-4949 $7,SOO. Beaut. cond., 'fB Toyota Corona. New
eve.fS38..8684 c t 120 4 d Camel w/dark bwn top. clutch & brakes. $700.
Mlllcal radlo~h:ater, bea~~~~Y 1986 Harbor C.M. M6«I03 ms BMW 2002nd . 1A7bMsol::S\e ~rk bwn int. _6 cyl fuel Dys 548·5783/548·6312 lwst•••llh 1083 ....................... bumper side mirrors s~wrm co . • lllJ., pert running order. evs. ••••••••••••••••••••••• cltlilt.., .. Sde/ 9120 dual gas tanks & low aar. 4 scpda1'11st $6400 cash 640-6224or640-1893 li-,.-.-.,.-----9-7_6_7
mil ) G ...a 970 I takes. 499-3849. ,..___ Ml 0 M tic el,.,. eage. (128500 ·IMrw Sell or lease '76 AtA SL ••••••••••••••••••••••• """'' n--a ~~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......,
®
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l easing Specialist~
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largest Selection
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Orange County
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2600 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa 540.9109
Nabers Cadillac , ~an. excellent cond.i· "JO Fon! Ecconoline E OHL Y $2695 •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• r--. Mercedes Benz. Xlnt '76 ·TR7. red, black Int,
lion. $600, P.P . 532-1259 n •• bble top camper van. COST• MES .a. THE BRITISH _,.. • 9715 cood. (1>528-2034 AM/FM, air. 4.000 ml aa· '76"'-vllle
GUSTAFSON
LI ~COL N M I: HCUAY
16800 Beach Blvd
Huntin gton Beach
842-8844
9932 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'75 Corvette. 15.000 ml,
Showroom clean, all ex·
tras. ~/bat. 838-5071
Dodge 99351
•••••••••••••••••••••••
'74 DODGI DART
4 DOOR. Automatic.
radio. heater. pwr. steer·
ing & air cond. Beige
w /black Interior . (139719).
ONLY$2695
COSTA MESA
DATSUN
284SHARBOR BLVD.
54o.64 I 0 540.0213
'72 Charger SE. New
tires. xlnt cond. $1950.
646-4848 & 675-8258
Ford 9940 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
DOI "' "' ••••••••••••••••••••••• M_,7445058. sumer lse $129.80 or ..., Fender FreUess Bass, DV8eng,stove, refrig, DATSUN AREDEAUMGI '71 Capri, xlnt cond. air. -purch,$586S.833>2.57! $10,000eoch
Natural finish. Xlnt lid cood. see to apprec. 284.SRARBORBLVD 76TR7 stick. AM/FM tape, new lmmac cond. Slmgray. -=-------'----'76F1eetwood8rougbam ---,........--~~
cond.673-4739 845-8186 CAu.540-6410 · Sunrf, stripes, mags, on· tires.~5-8546 sunroof. 45.000 mi. '68 TR. New cluteb, reblt Beautiful low mi cars·llllllllMN
Clarinet, Alto Sax,CemperSbellw/dblbed lySmcarefulmiles.Can . . . Compl serv . recs. tran,,, new t~r ... new fuJJy loaded. SV #3717,
Sousaphone. Drums & tbl for compact truck. REA del Vans xtr tires. Lease/lo pyment! 74 Capn V5, 4s p, air. $12.500. (714) 894 ·0636 brka, Xlnt run'g cond. orPl~~~.Dlr.645-2963
Cymbals , Accordiao, S350.Callaft5,64S-S647 Roomy. Needs some wk. (090RTR> AM/FM tape, S2750. Aft days. C714)493-m3eves. Sl400./batotr.535-'T117 ._.......,
C ti Pl 540-4113 9 5pm w/d 75RATXl/9 5pm,673-8544TR ---'7--1-_..--,--'I....;.;.......;.;;....;_;;._. ____ ~=~=========== oncer na. ayer 1973 F d E300 v am· 1974 MBZ 240 D. Xlnt 7, 5, x nt ... ........., "'"" '74 CdV. Loaded. t owor. ,73 G T t 2 d c
PPipano & stool. 642-6935 w /Ne:,rporter •co~~ $:500. ~e(=y'Q)ded. flaw-DalMt 9720 cond. Fully loaded. mi, AM/FM radio, eau $5700. Call 548·2554 . ran or no. ~·1
1 AC/DC f · ...... a "'ord PL Cl 1 496-0461, l-634-(Ml4 player, cocoa bm. S4885. before7pm radials, electronic igml ---------• vers on. re ng, ~ .. ..up; us c 75TR6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• <7l4>494.1329 lion, PS, PB. $2100. 5 Channel Quilter PA stove, tent. air. A/T, Model, coat $1500 to Cherry lo-mi. beautiful DRIVE 6 Mercedes Ben& Hl72 19'15 El Dorado 558·1351
Head, xlnt cond. $350. P /S, & many xtras. restore, sell for $975 ' "' 280SEL 4 5 ne 1 '76 TR7 Cream purr Low ·1 •---------Call6'Z"'2515. $4,700. 49S· 1S96 or c--.. "'A".......,., •A" 0 -investment (034MDU )S() LITILE. · ' w s ver · • mi es '62 Falcon Futura 2door . ..,.. _ ....... __ ........_ ________ •, otherstocboosefrom! •• acrylic paint, bklgeniot, loaded w/aouncf. SUD & (714>640-l.200PP ~ •59·--s•vE ... LOT sU belt tires, m1n1 mech air.Call831·~0eves. Cadill "-·· Vill ln top line cond. $400. Fende r Fun/Wawa. Furniture Truck. 1968-1 _.'",.. . A IWl cond. One owner always 71 ac"""pede e, 846-5641
Never been used. $00.00. MatoriudllkH 9140 ton. IntemaUooal. 85,000 Classic Auatm Healey SHOP&COMPARE svc strictly acrord'g to leather int. vin ~p. f':'ll 1969 FordGalaxie. PS.
963«77 ;:;:;·.-;.~::·;:i::~ C!uk~s $2500 firm. 7]£4ozt°red BARWICKl>ATSUM manual. $8000 firm. Lie. Vollswogew t770 pwr. AM /FM radio. all", Makeoffer.
Sale, two J .B.L. D-140 34'1mi.DirecticSnallights , s J c ·tr 14SGHR. Pvt pty. (714) ••••••••••••••••••••H• $1800.833-8178 642·5236
speakers, Kustom & battery pa~k $375 64 Chevy i,; Pickup. ~A~pt·mags,mint 8li-1)'754;3..Jj'7s ~7-17l3. MEW•USID '73 Eldo. Convertible .
Monitor Ill amplifier, 5t6-1018aftSpm . . w/shell.6cyl,ndsclutcb, ,72JAGUARXJ6L MB 7l, 280SL. orig pvt vw•s Classic. lmmac. cond. 1970 Ford Tonno Brm._2
ooe12"AhecS36-0640. paint.S3'75.PhS45-7616 •-. fl 1 be t ownr . 2 tops , A/C, 4S.OOOmi.Consider'70to dr. 351 VS, full pwr. air
Offtcef'wnltwe& ~==-/ 9150 72Dat.sun,xlntcond.$1700 ~<=E~> au y. AM /FM, xlnt. Sll,900. 0.....125 '12 Fleetwood as trade cond.Sl59S.
&...&-.. IOl5 or..,....offe "A"'""uor 72vwc•u•a 499-"" IMS•oci In. S6,750. Pvt. pty. • r .....-r---· ••-••••••••••••••••••• .,.,.,. r. ~ -.-SPECIALS ·~· ,,. 540-0555/581-5986 ~ DJfVl.-.~· •••••••••••••••••••-, •• '73 HONDA "00, ma"nt 673-63)9 Has everytba· ng ex .... __.... ...__.... #:. f'f;(•'r>A .,, • · 8210 4 Door. 4 s peed, .--vfo.-'""'CDV .. 1 ... all pwr ..... 95. '<f~. l..JKE NEW · 4 used 8 ~-cood, xtra seat & helmet '89 Ford Tilt over cab, 20· ceUeotcoocl. <482FDN> radio. (097PKE> MOdlls "' _, .., ~ ~
lice desks wtwood gram Sl 000.963-512.4 Stake bed xlnt cond TRIUWHS-OVER 20 MOW 52895 !:~S839 eve, 847-1266 _ . ..£ tops & matcblng swivel ' · • d ' n.i 20 ··-_. d ......,.., -cbrs, xlnt buy. $99 ea. for '74 Smuki 380. Xlnt cond. $37so. 540·7283 ays ..... ve over ~ an 88800VESTREET ~ 751 5664 540.9362
desks $20 ea. for chrs. S700 or best offer. SC8-23Ueves. look mto5 our lease P.bro-NearMacArthur WnBAll Ca:uo 9917.--·-------
640-2400 -..SU 1976 El Camino Classic, gram uper aenst le &Jamboree Roads ..!Ji ••••••••••••••••••••••• Priced to sell '66 Galaxie ---------t·---------I many xtraa incld new ~0· -zo 833·1300 NOW 48 MOS FINAN· "/~' ic.t". '74 Camaro LT. Tilt whl. XI cond & XJ transp. On-,._. &On)ms 1090 '73 Yamaha MX500. Rid· • ·-CINGAVAILABLE 7800WestMlnaterlltvd. vinyl top, sharp local ly$500/bstofr.631·3320. ....................... den very little. Sacrifice. ~~la~:=u. Lo mi. Over 20 used clean fun TOP IUYER .._.EW C •R WHtmln9t., 113-7551 car. Must sell. 557.9349
Hammond Organ, walnut M&-3208bet8&5pm. ' · machines! 27 Lease " A '76 Granada v.s. 8500
S,....,,,. M 3 Good _.. y 9570 ..i.R•senslblepymt.s See us first, & last ! Top '74 VW Super Beetle. YNlet 9920 mi's. Warrn. $4395. Call
--· · couu, Motorcycle trtr, 3 rails, .:•••••••••••••••••• ......-· dollar paid for imports. TRADE INS 14,000 ml. Showroom •••••••••••••••••••••• 644-9277 alts. rroct bx & ma.g wbla, 1975 ~MC ··--..J • COSTAMESA 7 lZ80SE:DAM new. must sell. $2590. lt77CHIVY
SporftilgGoodl 1094 SZ50.Call541Vi286. • D•'TSU.... 2tocboose(rom,starting 552-0247 . ~c~••o ••••-.. •••••••••••-•• SUifa YAM • • ~ " '""""'.. _. RA ND G L I D E R Sell/l'rade "Te Kawasaki, Automatic air cond.. 284SHarbor Blvd. at.$7900 <!565MlU> '66 VW. Great cond. "75. Fattory alt coadlUoning,
9955
I Id ht• Z1 900cc. like new, 25M ·---6 'rt .. _,91 d COst.a Mesa 540-6410 '74 280 SEDAM '61 VW. $575. Pvt pt)' pw'r., windcnvs & Landau orange go /w • -a _,..,.1..._tof 7., .. "....., ............. , po """ • e-1teaouTH11At•aou~tv~•BAE• 3 .. __ , art" ·~• 11•.u ,,_ •-(897RSC) bag/harness/helmet, ....,......., ... r ..... ._, luxe trim, chrome wire ,,.,..2900.,,J.WeM• '74 Datsun 610, 4 dr, auto. a~"'t762n~~t mg , m ...... se ....... ~.,...,. ..,p. •
659
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5 S!KI0.642-8382 1.9'10Yamaha 125 Enduro. = & 8 t.rack stereo. AHaao..o 9705 8 trk. air. new tires. •7528oc 68 VW Van! xlnt con:.
s.ar..a.11-..e, ~top end, xlnt coacl. sADolaACK ....................... Sharp. Must sell. $2495. 2tochooaefrom,starting ~!:u!.~~!~:bie~.i;t;;;;;--~-...
... 1095 ca att5pm.T5MI070 VAU.EYIMPOltTS Alfa Spyder '74 5spd, orbstofr.640·24:n· at$11,900C~CW> ice bol(, Sl350/ofr.
••••••••••••••••••••••• 1.9'1'6 Yamaha XT500. 2500 I 9 AM/FM stereo. Mags, '76 2*>Z. auto, air. stereo 734SOSE1 751·2189 Piano bar, ssoo. (seats mi, xlot cond. SU~. 31.Z040 49M 49 immac. $5900. ev£-s S·trk, mags . loaded. 3 to choose from starting --------
12). Kimball plano, $350. 557.-:?. '74 Fonl van. vs. cu.atom 664-2556. $6800.644-7255or54(M061 atSl0.500 C960JLW> VW Sclroceo '75. Xlnt.~~~~~~!!:!!!!~~ 1
Hostess stand. $40. Din u-&-...____ int, AM/FM caHette, ._. 9707 .73 .. A,.,, 74 4505EL cond. AM/PM ra~lo, te· '13 Moote Carlo. Landau 9957; rm tables & chrs. Mea ~JR-t..._ .... ....,. ....... 1c.°"aft6PU' IHUz. 2 toc .. -·-fromstartln asonable offer. (213) 32,000 mi. $2.300 Air•••••••••••-••••••••••, deli....... -tl60 -·v.M·-• ··~··•••••••••••••••••• Blu, 4spd, air. mags, •NUOKI _,,_ .....-at $13,700 (84448) ,._.....,., Coad. Call 49S-6t46 Eves. 72 Runabout. Lo mi, 111EQUARTER DECK ••--••••••••••••••••• lt74ftftftM!!.I Audi '75. 1001.S, 4 drive, AM/FM. Pr pty $3950. --------R&H Gd Ur 4 pd
--P iii -· OPV» ROAD -4door 16,000 mi Im mac 673-9335 75 450 SE 9ld Sa '68 VW Bug, runs xlnt. 64 lmpaJa convt. Reblt • . es, 8 • ~ ac cCatHwy -_, SUIFBVAM ' · · Slarting at $1S.500 <No's. $1300 or best offer.. eng. gd Ure/batt. P /S, Sl300.55&-4433orl384446
548-llT7 ~a't:1:~ With magwheela, stereo S4.750.6'M999 ,..,,... 9721 5434 & 3299) Smart Ex 962""708aft3pm. radio.$300.548-0727. 9960
co M M • L 4 s Lr c E tape & s unroof. Like IMW 9712 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ecutive cars. VW 8 ood •••••••••••••••••••••••
TOASTMASTER. 22 NEWl (183334). ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1968DIMOFIAT MIZ450SLC's 71 ug, g cond., 18 Chry Station Wagon.
YOlt. $75, 646-5816 5 oo~ MISS OUR SPIDER ROADSTER •74.•75 Like new! lm reblt eng. new headers. Xlnt cond. $750/bst ofr. ATLAS
"1 maculate Concour $14SO. Dys 673-3223; Evs. C.11642-5299 For Sale (3) 6' Glas 4DAYSALl!U With a FERRARI 968-7282 · •---------•
Counter Showcases. SU ENGINE! A Limited Cond. <NO's . 7o14 &S343> '76 Nova, 1100 mi. Forced ~er~
ea. or all m>. 962.-SS. • 7 3 2 o o 2 . 4 s p e e d production model w /V6 MU 450SL "72 SQUAREBACK. R & to sell due to health. 250 Open aily & un. 'tll 10
•--w/swvoof. (6505). engine & 5 speed. Jn '72 and '73 lo-mi like ne ff, xlnt. cood. Lo. mi. Cli(f Dr. Apt l. Bet. PM"""" Harbor Blvd., TY~ 8091 ........._ ·~!!!!!!~!!!!!!~~!!!~~ '742002-Automatlc&air s uperb condition ! (713EAM&IM6GUY> $2055.536-1484&642-1554 1JAM-6PM ~ ~ --Try_,._.. •· cond. <372LPF>. <4S3EXO>. DIESas , _______ __.. Costa Mes• ......................
Repo. Commerc . tteOl'd'g
studio equip. Ideal t
1 • ., ·• GllC walk In van. to "1S 2002-4 speed, sunroof SADDLBACK 3t.ochooeefrom '732209 , '66VWCamper '67Cbevy2dr, reblteog & 546-1934 lnrWl ..... tl ml fully customized, & 0342 VAWYI f'O T .74 240D, ,75 3000. Im BestOffer trans, good cond $600. _______ _
· hme use by lb
sophisticated. Pll.
fll stove, refrig. must be "ISm:-·Auto~atic, sun· 0 M RS maculate ! <No 's . 494-22'9Ken MS-1M9eve/wknds 'tBPlymouth4drV8,full
1_aeen. __ Sl_,eso_._494-_l5_'72 __ 1 roof, air cond. & stereo. 8Jl·Z 4o 495-4949 376G DL, 097LG L 72 VW Sqpareback, auto. '57 Chevy six 3 spd, over· pwr. air. runs perf. $675.
173-1417. BILL MAXEY
TOYOTA
Mlol W...., 9190 (0351). Rat 9725 74.5LWH) alr, $1485. 492·7296 San dr. needs paint, good1_PhE_645-86 __ 14 ____ _
••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Bavaria-4 speed. alr ••••••••••••••••••••••• 213/921-1588 Clemente transp$550.848·8404
GE color' TV. 23" comole,
walnut cabinet . need
wortE. $5C).offer. 552-8028
CASHFOltCAllS! con d · & stereo· '7S 131 4dr, Sspd, silver. 714/523-7250
C680PPM). AM /FM, Low mi. Sac. ~~~ 8--0(" 11 ... a.
Hu"'•"·..f• )n g,. 0( ~
Top f Dollar S paid for '73 3.0CS.COUpe. 4 speed. Pvt. Pty. Eves. 642·3384.
cleanosedcara,t.rucka& sun.roof, air cond. & ----'-------1
Corvettes. Aak for Paul stereo. <117KLM ), '73 Fiat 850 Spyder Conv,
.... ~·~ O'Neill. '74 Bavaria-4apeed, IUD· xlnt cond, AM /FM, lo u --===------. HOWAID CMYJ.. rool ltateteo. <348LFM >. mi. $1950. 644-4200 ...... :•••••••••••••••• ferSde Dove•Qua.USC... '75 5301A·Alr cond.
8 4 7-l!~SS
8111r-' tOIO ._ .. _................. NEWPOR'rBEACH w /stereo . XLNT 1 '75 Xl9 Flat. lmmac.
HOUSE
OF IMPORTS
••••••••••••••••••••••• AlllA'1'••1 ---------• (06ZNIP'). Loaded. M2SO or bet orr . ..WIAYAIS ClilsiCt 9520 WEPAYTOPDOLLAR 83N242dys,836-U60ev. '67 2*l SL. new Mich's .• u·-• 89Ma -• .. •••••••••••••-•• ~Cm~~~~~~i SADDLllACK Haftda 9727 ~~~/FM, air, ...... Ual tt1t•c•/ 1962 MBZ 300S Claaalc orCLASSlCS VAU.IYIMPORTS ....................... · ·
5erftce f020 QJupe-Ooe ol Oftly 88 J:t If your car ta ema clean 13 I ·2040 49Mt49 '75 . 4505£, 251500 mi. dark
....................... ~ ~~! .::.~ ae&i:UitlUICK . OIAMGICO'IMTY"S bluew/bluetnt,casaette,
AMERICAN SOURCE pty.581-"46. 2!125HerborBlvd. OLDUT xlnlcond'14,900.646-31ial
Marine Equipment at Costa.-97t-2SOO Ma 9742
Diaeouat! IU-'1280 Lcllldmt Taxi '5'1Auatin.8 -~ •••••••••••••••••••••••
... Power t04o ~Y ~~ WE BUY W ·-·-••••••••••••-••• bulirwa 10 rra. $3500. or 21• Troian. Exl) Crulaer olr. m.ar. CLIAM CARS
Twin V-8's, rad, sounder •---------t & ~IS
'8SOC) . AYNS!!OAc!;=:~l~~
36' Hunter. Twin llCRW, lectar._ . .._ 1barp 48 mdl. Sl,000. __ ......__.._ ___ __,
9SW118 'SJ BENTLEY R·tfp.. ---------t RJ1D. Smf, 2 t.ooe allvet,
PVl&IC.Y ......
•01 CHEVIOlIJ
2828Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA
546-1200 •
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'71 VW-Bug·Yellow El Camino. Black S.S. PleaseCall963-5327.
Clean. gd cond. Stereo. lo miles. Xlnt POllliac 9965
Bat otr. 646·~ cond. 631.0141, 831-0990 •••••••••••••••••••••••
VolM 9712 Triple your money. '57 "75 Astre. Xlnt cond .• lo
••••••••••••••••••••••• Chev. Stn Wp. Put eng ml, gd mpg. Oya 496-2273
• & tram ln & new paint & or evs "93-7584 . 17 e-• moaey. Complete w /2 rnm;rn--iMYMCS
q's.Only$400.631·3320 •--tt6aFe~lRD __ ..
VOLVO 9'10 air cond, xt.ra nice car. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S1A9S .
HERE ... OW 74 MAU IV ""'"\f'VI Jf'i&.. " Full power includln1 .... S;,J''!'--1-'q~,
AM I FM stereo. tilt Jr,. .
wheel. cruise contro1,1111•ct••i.....:1••m.. vinyl top. leather ln·I' .......
terior, alr cond. (Lie. 75'·5'64 540-9U2 781.NJX) ff"u----s--ni
16416• .._ww OU VS !VU
GU ST AFSON . ,~.r. 11 N r.ffllCUHY
• •,HCI" ~,•'.H.11 Blvd
H 1nf1»qt1in fl•'oirh
88 Firebird, xln\ cood., Red. New black vln top.
$1350/ofr. S86-6433
11 ~ 9970 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 84 2·6844 •-.,..,..,.-.;;.....;;;. _____ '&a T·Bird. Rl101, ncb .,. MAita" work. $175.
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ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 19n
Aft rnoon
N."f.Stoe
TEN CE
Downtown BB Structures 'Unsafe'~
a1 aoam MaKEa
Clt .. Dal.., ...... ~
About 10 percent of the struc-
tures In downtown Huntington
Beach are unsafe and probably
would collapse 1n a major earth·
quake, acltyreportsays.
A report b)' Building Director
John Behrens and Fire Cb.let Ray
Picard says that it may be most
practical to remove and replace
some of the buildings because re·
babUitation would be quite ex·
tensive and probably loo ex-
pensive.
The ~rt notes that many of
the bulldlnga were constructed of
unreinforced. brick masonry prior
to safety recJuirements adopted
after the eartbquake of 1933.
Huntington Beach City Council
members requested the rewrt
last week aft.er a recommenda-
tion was made to bring the
downtown buildings up to modem
building standards.
Building codes in the downtown
area hadn't been endorced on a
door-to-door basis because of the
possibility of redevelopment in
the area.
A decision on redevelopment
has now been put off for six to nine
months and city officials asked
for a re~ on the impact of en·
forcing the bulldlng codes in Ute
area.
City Administrator Bud Belaito
sald the buildings would haw to
be brought up to standard or the
city could be liable in case of ma·
Jor accidents in the area.
"The city could be cited for
criminal negliaence in cued lo. Juries," Belsitosald.
A timetable wlU be worked out
for the necessary rehabilitation Of
tbe buildings, officials said. Tbe report notes that Hunt-
ington Beach is located in one of
the potentially most active
aelamlc Meas ln the country. It
empbasbes pre41ctlous that
Southern California wm ex-
perience a major eart.bquake in
the oextdecade.
"There ls overwhelming
evidenee. as ct.monstrat.ed by
every recenteartbQqakeof conse·
quence, that the 1reatest sin&le
threat to Uf e and property is the
unreiJlforced masonry bulld·
lnp, "the report says.
lt polnts out that these buildlnJS
for the moet part were built usl.Qg
lime mortar and without struc-
tural systems that tied various
building components together.
Lime mortar reportedly de-
teriorates with time and weather
(See UNSAFE, Page AZ>
U.S. Agents Bust BerOin Factory
Teaeher Support Nixed.
Huntington Union Rescinds Earlier Backing
By RAYMOND ESTRADA JR.
Ofe. o.lty l"itMSl•lf
The District Educators As-
sociation <DEA>. the Huntington
Beach Union High School Dis-
trict teachers• union. has
dropped its support of school
trustee canCidate Ann Funck in
the Marcb810bool board election.
Mrs. Funck could not be re-
ached for comment this morning.
Ray Cooper, DEA president,
said today hia group will not pro-
vide funds or manpower for Mrs.
Funck's campaign because, "We
have concluded that doubt has
~en cast on her cred!bility so
that she cannot serve effectively
as a member or the board of
trustees."
Cooper said this is the first
time the DEA had withdrawn its
endorsement of a candidate. The
DEA endorsed Mrs. Funck and
two other trustee candidates Jan.
17.
Mrs. Funck's former cam-
paign manager Alan Ross, who
reaigned bis post Jan. 31,
claimed tbe trustee candld"ale
"misled the public" with alleged
inaccurate statements in her
campaign brochures.
Rolls brought his charges to the
Rhodesia Mission
DEA last week.
··we also talked to Mrs. Funck
and sbe was able to refute some
of the 'charges," said Cooper.
"Unfortunately, on some of the
more important issues the
documentation just wasn't there
and our own independent in·
formation convinced us that we
could no longer recommend Uiat
our members or the general
public vote for beT," he added.
Cooper said Mrs. Funck could
not prove to the DEA 's satisfcac-
tion that she was the executive
director of the National Associa-
<See FUNCK, Page A2)
Rock Fans
Incident
First in ·
Nation?
By IDIARY KAYE Oft• 0. llY l"llel ll.tt
Federal agents have raided an
Irvine Industrial Complex
laboratory linked to East Coast
organlud crime drug traffic and
believed to be the fint illicit
heroin factory uncovered in this
country.
Agents said they confiscated a
small amount of heroin at.
Pearson Labs, 1810 Carnegie St.,-
Sant a Ana, Saturday but a
spokesman from the Drug En·
forcement Administration , e"-
plained today the firm had not
yet begun full-scale production of'
the illegal drug.
However, the lab is capable of
producing more than $2 million
worth of heroin each month.
agents said.
The president or the company. -
Black Guerrillas Arrested
Murder 7 Catholics In Melee Bernard Berman, 52, of SaJQ, •
Ana. was arrested at the lab dw-·
ing the rald and charged with
conspiracy to manufacture
heroin.
~
SALISBURY, Rhodesia <AP>
-Black auerrillas murdered.
seven white Roman Catholic mis-
sionaria, four oftbem nuns, in an
attack 8w>da1 night on a mlssion
36 miles north of Salisbury, a
church spokesman' 58.id today.
The Tictims included three
Britons, three West Germans and
an Irishman rounded up and sbot
at the cbw-ch's Musami mission.
tbe spokesman said.
Pope Paul VI expressed "'pro-
found grief'' at the kWin1s. A tele-
gram ol condolence sent· in his
behalf by Vatican Secretary of
State Jean Cardinal Villot to
Archbishop Patrick Cbakalpa of
·salisbury aald the Pope "de-
nounces this deplorable act of
violence perpetrated against
seven meuengen or Christ's
)OYe.'' •
Cbakaipa, Rhodesia's first
black Catholic arcbbiabop, said
tboee responaible for the killlngs
"'make a· mockery of •bat.ever
aood ideals they claim tosene ...
ho Jesuit ptiests, a Jesuit lay
brother and four Dominican mms
0 200
Milu
,.,,.,,......~
SCENE OF MASSACRE
7....._...•Slaln
were slain and a fourth J esult wps
wounded, but not 1erioualy, ~
churchspokesmanaaid. <See llASSACJlE, Pa•e AZ)
BB Nursery School
Operation_ Periled?
FiftJ·m parents in North Hun-
tiqt.on ~b fear their prfvate-
17 run cooperative nursery
acbool will be driven out ol busi·
neas by a proposed federally
fUndecl pre-achool J>l'Oll'&m in the Ocee Vlew Celem&t.ary) ~
District.
HBB~
/lat llUngry .
Thirty four people, il)cluding Sol.fir Getterator
three illeeal Mexican aliens This 34-foot solar dish and electrical generator being con· armed with rifles, were arrested d hi h Sunday by Orange county _ structed by JPL engineer Howard Broyles an ·g
Sherill's officers in scuffles that school students at Pasadena's Jet Propulsion Laboratory,
followed the cancellation of an will be used on Pitcairn Island to supply electrical energy
Escape Country rock~oncert. after the recent oil crisis left the islanders without fuel.
Deputies jailed 29 men and five · --'----------------------
women on charges that included
trespasain«, drunk in public, as-
saults on each other and on police
officers, failure to disperse and
loitering.
Patrol can were out in force as
property owners in Modjeska,
Trabuco and Silverado canyons
called in to report trespassers.
many of them motorcyclists wbo
carried beer bottles and cans as
they weaved in and out of Sunday
traffic.
Officers said most of the trou-
ble was caused by disgruntled
rock fans who arrived at Escape
Country for a concert that had
been canceled earlier in the
week.
They said the organizers ol the
concert took the decision to
cancel the performance follow-
ing complaints about the rowdi·
ness that bas erupted duriq and
after performances in the
TrabucoCanyon auditorium.
Incidents have included the
fatal atabbiol of a patron woo.
tried to balt a fitbt that broke out
durina a atAOdin1 room only rock
concert at Escape Country.
Deputies said the heJrt of the
cliaturbance Sunday appeared to
be centered around a cale at
(See MELEE, Pase AZ)
Manw Kills Son
OAKLAND <AP> -Police said a man stabbed bis ~year-old son
to death at their home then tried
to kW bimaelf with the aame
knife • .ffoepttalind in stable caa.
diUon was Birita Jawita, 29, wbo
was booked fOI' tnveaUsation ot.
murder. PPllce Said.
~PED4?
SO PEDDLE
Admiral Selected
I
For Top CIA Post
W ASHIMOTON (AP) -Preai·
dent Cartel' today chose Adm.
Stansfield Turner, a classmate
from the Naval Academy, to
direct the Central Intelligence
Agency.
White House press secretary
Jody Powell said Carter feels the
admirll ''la eminently qualified
for th1a positlon with a broad
background academically and
m Uitaril,y."
Presidential assistant
Hamilton Jordan said Sunday
that Turner is "one of the leading
candidates" for the CIA post.
Tutner was graduated first in
his clus at Annapolis -the
same year in which Carter
finished 58th.
Carter met with his Cabinet to-
day but did not allow reporters to
observe the session, aa he bu
said he might.
,He also scheduled an Oval Of.
flee session with Defense
Secretary Harold Brown and
Tbomu B. Lance, db'ector of the
Office of Mana1ement and
• (SeeCIA, Pase AJ>
Gas Distlibutors'
Profit Bike &.en
Also arrested was Joseph
Paladino, 53, who was picked up
at his New Jersey Home.
Paladino is believed to be the
financier of the Santa Ana opera-
tion. ·
According to the DEA
sPolcesman, the new laboratorY,
which opened in November, was
licensed to manufacture
paragoric and morphine sulfate.
botb legal opiate products. However, agents say tne co...-.
pany could al!so produce heroin.
which bas been banned by
federal law in the U.S. for !iO
<See HEROIN, Page AZ)
11wg's Order
lJoes Un/ilkd
A IUJlman fnistrated by the
staff's lack of cooperation and
selling tactics fied a Huntington
Beach pizza parlor with nothing
but the pistol he tried to rob it
with late Sunday night. police
said toeday.
Employes of the Pizza Hilt,
17342 Beach Blvd., described the
suspect as about six feet, one in·
ch tall, very thin, and said he
wore a beanie cap and a lady'st
nylon stockina as a muk. ·
The would·be bandit wielded a
two-inch blue steel revolver d~
iDIJ the aborted holdup, wbichoc ..
curred shortly before cloainc
time.
Coast
Weather
Fair tonllht with some
variable blab clouds. In·
creasiQs cloud1neu TUes·
day. Lon toalabt4' to 47.
JUalllTlmday68 to 73.
rne eompany oftlclela con-
rned about a poteoUal public
atioal P"*tlD tf coaumen u.e,; _.,. iouaed tn a Um•
aUoul hardship.
terior Secretary Cecil An·
1 aays be wW have a pre-
lnarJ report this week on
W1~r1« nalural 1u companl•
• deliberately withholding aup-
~·· lf it appean that 1a1 producers
are artll1clally ereat1n1 the
sbortaae to drive up prices, a
wldespread probe will be
launched, Andrus said.
The preliminary inve1U1atton
waa inltigated by Sen. Howard
Metunbaum <D·Ohio),
representing one of the sutes
tnOlt severely affected by the
w1Dter lhorta1e of au.
Andrus told questioners on the
CBS program "Face the Nation"
S\aoday that he waa not yet able
to comment on whether the
shOrtage was deliberately creat·
ed, aa Metsenbaum and others
charged.
But the former Idaho governor
said be did not foresee a quick
solution to the gas crisis and pre-
dicted that Americans will face
higher energy prices and more
stringent conservation measures
. in the future.
Pennsylvania Gov. Milton
Shapp criticized gas producers,
sating he believes they are using
the bitter cold as an excuse to
.. blackjack'' the public into pay-
ing higher prices.
H .A. Offutt, treas urer for
fourth-ranked Consolidated
Natural Gu Co. in Pittsburgh,
said his finn is pulling gas out of
~torage that normally would not
bave been used until March.
"Sure, we're selling more gas
now. and we're going to make
profits on it, but unless we can
find additional supplies for the
last three quarters we're going to tie losing then," he said.
1 These developments have not
~een lost oo investors. Prices for
rtatural gas stocka began a
steady rise when it became ap-
_parent the unusually cold winter
would mean increased gas sales
~nd profits.
For example, while Standard
<ind Poor's index. which
measures the activity or 500
~tocks, changed little from Dec. 1
to. Jan. 26, the index for natural
gas distributors' stocks jumped
from 77.26to87.13.
But Corwith said utility stocks
may have peaked because in·
veators are already looking
ahf!ad to what will probably be a
more normal winter next year.
','This is a one-Ume spurt. It's
not the type of growth that can be
su1talned," be said.
I',.... Page Al
CIA •••
Budget.
On Tuesday, Carter plans his
first formal news conference as
president. He bas scheduled
personal visits to government de-
partmenu later in the week.
Carter's first choice to bead the
ClA, Theodore Sorensen.
withdrew Jan. 17 in the race of
stiff Senate opposition.
Others who had been named u
possible nominees Included Bill
D. Moyers, former top aide to
Lyndon Johnson, and II Enno
Knoche, acUnc director of the
CIA.
Carter told reporters a week
apthat be wu conslderin1 "1lx
011 seven" persons for the job. He
sat4 Knoche ls "very competent"
and added: "I 'm not 1oln1 to rutb into it."
F,.... P.,,e .41
UNSAFE •••
ind loees it.a abWty both to bond
:n ~ unlta to1ether and to re-
;il-any type of 1tres1, accordin1 ;o ereport.
he aalety of the downtown
> ldinp ia expeeted to be eon-•
it red by the Huntlngt.on Beach ~ y Council al ita meetin1
.oo,igbt.
ORANQI COAST Hff'
DAILY PILOT
•
o.llY.._ ..........
SCHOONER 'SPIKE AFRICA' PREPARED FOR WATER
TwCHnaater L•unched In Colorful Newport Ce;emonl••
Sclwoner Given
Rousing Sendoff
By ALMON LOCKABEY
Delly "'lot llNtl"I ....
Spike Africa is a veteran
seaman 41\d yacht skipper on the
West Coast, known to yachtsmen
from San Diego to SeatUe to
Honolulu and Tahiti.
Spike Africa also is the name of
the latest schooner lo bit the
water in these parts.
She is a 61-foot tops'J schooner
designed and built by veteran
yacht skipper •1ld yacht de·
liverer Bob Sloane of Newport
Beach. She was launched Sunday
-with Spike Africa's "blessing"
at Blackie's Boat Yard in
Newport Beach.
The co&orful launching wu wit·
netaed by more than 300 yachUn1
types -from deckhands lo skip·
pen -who drank "punch" from
tbe ship's skiff and were fed
roasted pig sliced and served at
the latmcblng sU.e.
In addition to the throngs on
shore, every schooner in
Newport Harbor was on hand,
loaded to the gunwales with spec·
tators and friends to wish Sloane
a long ana successful career with
his new vessel.
Spike Africa is not a yacht -as
Spike Africa remained 12-year
okl-_&bbie Sloane, son of the
owner. who smashed a magnum
of champagne across the bow of
the graceful work boat.
Sloane said the schooner will
be used to transport cruising
gear for racing yachtsmen to
Meidco and other Jone distance
nee terminations.
From the outside Spike Africa
has the appearance of a 1raceful
crui•.lni yacht, but below decks
the major part of the vessel
amidsbipc is a cargo space capa·
...... PageAJ
MASSACRE
Two ol tbe priest.a and one of the
nWll were British, the other three
nuns were Germans and the
Jesuit brother was Irish, oburcb
officials reported.
The mislioo statt also included
another white brother and
another white nun . The
spokesman said it was not known
where they were at the time ot the
attack, but they were thou1ht to
be safe.
Tb&att.ekwas the moat sertous
a1ainltthemtsaiooary communi·
ty dwine the four-year 1uerrilla
war to t:Pd white rule in Rbodeaia.
On Dec. 5, a lone guerrilla kllled a
retired Catholic bishop. a priest
and a nun after slopping their car
in west.em Rhodesia and demand·
tng money. Another nun was
wounded but escaped by pretend·
ing to have been killed.
The Roman Catholic Church
has been a frequent critic of
Prime M.inlater Ian Smith's
whlte·minoritJ 1ovemment and
bu aceu.sed the security fon:es of
atrocities against black guer·
rUlu taken prlloner.
School Board
Post Vacant
HunUn1ton B••ch Clty Ctlemen~) Scbool Diatrltt
trust4111 are Mekine applicants
for a vacant bOii'd advlJOry com-
DliU.. poi:lttoa.
T1M ncancy came about Jut
wfflr ,,. eommlue. anember
• J\ldy Ganer re.lptd, dJ1trlet
ofllclala said.
Afl'I edult re&ideftt ol tbe scbOol
dlltriet IDIJ' -wlY for committee
mtm ...... < FOi' IDON llalonna.
Uoo, call 538 an.
ble of handlinc 31 tons of sails,
dinghies, anchors, auxiliary pro-
pellers and other gear needed by
racing yacbtamen on the long
and sometimes arduous return
from race destinations.
Sloane designed the boat
himself -with help in lofting the
lines by Tom Carswell, a
Newport Beach designer. Sloane
spent six years in building the
veaael in his own boat yard on
18th Street, Colla Mesa.
The ftnal 12 hours of the project
was spent in transporting the
vessel from the building sJte to
Bl$ckie's Boat Yard, stepping
the masts and rigging it ror sea.
The boat la 61 .feet overall
lenfth, ~ feet beam and dla·
plac~ 52 tons without cargo. It is
powered by a 6:71 GMC diesel
engint!.
"I have DO sail plan," says
Sloane. "She is gaff-rigged in the
classic style of the old coastwise
cargo schooners.''
Sloane has been around the
yachting scene for about 25
years. He got his fi~t sea ex·
perience aboard the old schooner
Southwind under skipper Bob
Waschkeit in 1952 and · later
aailed aboard such famous
yachu as the old Morningstar in
1954-55.
In recent years Sloane has
made a career es a professional
boat deliverer from such point.a
as the tast Coast, the Caribbean,
Mexico, Honolulu and Tahiti.
Spike Africa, self ·styled "pre-
sident of the Paclftc Ocean", also
is a profeutonal seaman who bas
served u skipper and sailing
master aboard many flfmous
ya~bta, including Sterling
Hayden's Wanderer.
Stricken Girl
~venBlood
ByHBDonon
FotiJUen pinta of blood have
been liven by individual donors
to D011n.a Jean McKni&htt a 5-
yeat-o.ld Huntllliton Beacn 11rl
strickenv.itbleukemia.
Jon 'Smith ot 417 8tb St. •l11 .
hll atepdaupter al.lo hu been
guaranteed all tt;.e blood that she
wnt need from tbe blood bank of the Cburcb of Jesus Cbrlst of Lat-
ter Da1 Sainta In Huntfnfton
Beach.
Smith said that the blood will
be 1hared wUh four other
younpten wbo, alons with Don-
na Jean, are patients 'at the
Chlldrens Hospital of Orange
Cou.nt.)'.
Red Cross officiall sa.y blood
can be donau.d in Donna Jean's
name by calllnc 835-5381 for an
appointment.
Gov. E~mund Brown Jr.
patroUed the 1tteet1 ot Santa
Ana s.tord91 nfdlt In a police
caT for a ftnt-baQd look at tb.e
department'• prosrarn Which
hu llnn the ct\)' th• bat tdme
redactlon rttord of c1Ues above
100,0001IOPUlaUoatn tM U.S.
"l am ~ Witla ~
dramatic reducUoa ID tbe dtJ'•
crime rate.•• BroW1l toW Nin
Chlel ~mcilicl Daria.
Bl'01ftl, wbo wu aceornpalded •
Y:Onth Grilled
1n· llB Arson
One juvenile was scheduled to
be questioned as an arson 1us·
peet today in CODnectlon with a
ftre that burned through a vacat·
ed HwiUngt.oo Beach aurfboar<t
shop Friday afternoon.
No monetary loss is listed for
the wood and corrugated metal
structure at 523 17th St.
The Ownen, Fox..x Develop-
ment Corp., 30S 17th St., were
plannlnl to demoUsb the onetime
Fl"'09IPageAI
HEROIN .••
years. Since that ban look effeet.
the federal government bas never
uncovered a laboratory where II·
legal heroin was being produced.
Up WlW now, all heroin was
believed to be. produced in
foreign countries -mostly
France. Mexico and the Far East
-and Later smuggled into the
United States.
Affidavits filed in U.S. District
Court la.st week by the federal
government 1tate that Berman,
Paledlno and another man still not identified began setting up
the lab in the industrial comolex under the guise of a regular
pharmaceutical company.
They allegedly spent about
$30,000 on lab supplies and equip·
menl, the affidavits revealed.
In December. say agents, tne
company ordered 21 kilos of
opium, which could have been
converted to rive pounds of pure
heroin . The opium was
purchased from an East Coast
pbarmaceutlcal supply com·
pany, agents said.
When aeents entered the lab
Saturday, employes were al·
legedly in the process of convert·
ing that firat batch of powdered·
opium, agents said.
According to the affidavits, the
heroin to be produced by the
company would have been dis·
lributed as French heroin by
East Coast organized crime drug
outlets.
Berman, a convicted felon,
was armed with several knives
when arrested, agents said. A
search at his Santa Ana home re·
vealed numerous pistols and
rifles and a collection of German
army and Nazi Party
paraphernalia, the spokesman
said.
Nursery Gets
Permit Okay
To Expand
The Fountain V'&lley City
Council has reversed a Planning
Commission recommendation
which denied expansion of a
nursery near the corner of
Newhope Street and Slater
Avenue.
The Planning Commission vot·
eel 3 to 2 Jan. 12 to deny a permit
for the expansion because, the
majority said, the business
would not be desirable in the next
few yean when the area around
it wu developed for industrial
use.
Worth Rough, speaking to the
council Tuesday for the
nursery's owner, George Saito,
said the PllJlftlnl Comminion's
action wu "less than fair, im·
partial or mature." ·
Plannlnf Director Clint
Sherrod told the council, ••u pro-
perly mllntalned, the nursery ls
a non-pollutlnl use which Will
eventuallt be replaced with
more intense Industry as the
economy dictates.••
Saito plans to erect a number
of 1blppln1 sheds and
greenbouaes at the existing
facility.
P,....Page.41
MELEE •••
Coot'• Comen where nearly aoo
per1on1, many of them
motorcyclists, Jeered officers
d.lapatched to the scene.
Three illegal Mexican aliens
were lou.nd hldin1 in the back of a.
van parked near that locatlon.
depuUes aaid. 'Ibey aaid the trio
will be ~ over to immlara· lion officials.
oilfield equipment machine shop
which will be replaced by a
fourplex rwidenllal unit.
Inve1tlaaton &aid the struc·
ture would still be considered
total loss aft.er the names, fed by
highly namoiabJe chemicals left
on the premises, tore through it.
Fire Department lnspec or
Jim Merrill said for the present it
is classed as a fire of suspicious
origin.
One witness was heard telling
investigalonl of seeing a youth
run from the building located
near the city's Senior Citizens'
Recreation Center seconds
before the names engulfed it.
A surfboard manufacturing
firm known as The Brotherhood
vacated the building two weeks
ago, Inspector Merrill said.
'"They left a lot of SS-gallon
drums of resin and other
chemicals, some empty and
some half full. And there was a
lot of resin and fiberglass shav·
ings on the floor." be explained.
"Kids have been getting into
the place since they moved to
Costa Mesa," Inspector Merrill
added.
He said the fire's point of origin
was in the shaping room. wt)ere
employes cut and sanded sur·
fboard forms.
The blaze, visible throughout
the downtown area. drew a large
crowd of spectators, many of
them children from nearby
Dwyer Elementary School.
Soviet Union
Launches Tu:o
Men in Space
MOSCOW (AP> -The Soviet
Union launched a space ship with
two men aboard today to con·
tinue experiments with the orbit·
ing space station Salyut 5, the
Tass news agency announced.
Tass said all systems aboard
the Soyuz 24 spaceship were tune·
tioning normally and the crew,
identified as the commander,
Col. Vilrtor Gorbatko, and flight
engineer Lt. Col. Yuri Glazkov,
had started carrying out their
flighlprogram.
The two cosmonauts, Tass
said, were feeling well.
The purpose of the launching,
the agency reported, was "lo
continue scientific-technical
studies and experiments with the
orbital station Salyut 5 started on
July 7 last year during the joint
flight of the transport ship Soyuz
21 and the station Salyut 5. '•
The Soyuz 24 flight was the first
Soviet manned space shot since
October when the mission of
Soyuz 23, with two rookie cos·
monaut.s aboard, was cut short
because or what Tass identified
only as an equipment failure in
the control system.
That fiigbt was to have linked
up with the orbiting apace sta·
lion. The cosmonauts returned
safely to earth.
Fro..PllfleAI
FUNCK •••
lion for the Visually Han-
dicapped, aa she claimed.
"She did document tbe fact
that she was at one time a pro-
gram coordinator for that
group," said Cooper.
''There also seems to be some
doubt about her education as she
represented it in her campalsn
brochtae," the DEA president
said. Mrs. Funck also claimed to be
a member of the 1956 U.S. Olym·
pie team. But in cbecklnl llsta ~f
particlpantain those games, Mn.
FUnck'a name or maiden name
could not be found, Cooper said.
Cooper also said Mr1. Funclc
could not prove that her buaband,
JU chard, was a •'TWA repreaeo-
taU ve" u represented in her
campaign brochure.
Mn. Funck'e huaband la
employed aa a "ramp aaent
supervisor," Cooper n.id.
"We a.re not chargin& her with
lylne about her qualifications,"
Coopel'.Mded, "we 1u1t weren't
able to develop any informalloo
to prove some of her atate·
menta."
CAWNG tT • CAAl!l!R
Newport'• Chtef Ot•vaa
Newport's
Police Chief
Will Retire
B. James Glavas, Newport
Beach's police chief for the past
15 years, anno\Ulced hia retire-
ment today.
Io a letter to City Manager
Robert Wynn , Glavas, who will
be 65 in June said he will retire
April 30.
Wynn said ctty Personnel
Director Frank Ivens will meet
with the city's Civil Service
Board tonight to begin "the
mechanics of selecting a suc-
cessor to the chief."
Glavas Joined the Newport
Beach police department tn Oc-
tober 1961 after leaving the Los
Angeles Police Department
where he served as a captain.
He spent 23 yeara with the LAPD.
During his career, he· has
served as president of the
Southern California Juvenile Of.
ficers' Association, president of
the California State Juvenile Of·
Cicers' Association and president
o f both the California and
Orange County Chiefs of ·Police
Associations.
He also served as president of
the California Peace Officers
Association and is a member of
the IatemaUonal Association of
Chiefs of Police.
In his letter to Wynn, Glavas
said "I would like to express my
appreciation for the past 15
years in which I have served Sn
my present capacity. They have
been enjoyable and personally
satiafyina."
Glavas has not said what he
plans to do after hia retirement,
but be has indicated that he in·
tends to remain a resiaent of
Newport Beach.
Wynn said "Chief Glavu has
been. and is an outstanding
police officer. and his will be a
difficult poelUon to fill.
''He has a great deal of
respect from his peers
throughout the state," Wynn
added.
The city manager will be the
person who appoints Glavas'
successor.
He explained that the civil
service board will devise the
written test to be given appli·
cant.a and the board members
will appoint the people who ~
minister the oral test to appli·
cants who pass the written test.
The civil service board will
then submit a list to Wynn from
which the appointment will be
made .
Wynn said be could give no
estimation u to when a replace·
ment wnt be named.
f'rotfi Pflfle AJ
NURSERY ••
cepted and after we reeelve input
from teac~ers aodpa.renta ...
Mrs. Swenson said, "We were
told we wouHin't have anything
to sa)' aboul the eurrleurum."
But Mra1Wa)'ne11ld one~the
main elements or the ~ropoeed
profram 11 parental involve·
ment .
"It would be another opUon for
parenta wtth pre·1cbool children
which would be open to everyoae
in the community." Hlcl the
school district official.
"The proaram cou.Jd prcmcte a
!J m ootber progrtuion for
children from pre-school to kin·
dergarten.'' Hid M.n. Wayne.
For exan\J>Je, abe sate!, bearing
or vision problems •blcb could
impair learning would be
dlagnoeed betOA cbU~a enter
klndergarttn.
t
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L l
Irvine
EDITION
• •
ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1977 TEN CE
:Federal Age~tS ' Bust Heroin Factory
ly RJLUYKA..YE OfllleDaHy ...... ICatf
FedttJ! a1ents have raided an
Irvine Industrial Coruplex
laboratory linked to East Coast
oreaniuld crime druc traffic and
believed to be the tlrst Dlicit
herolh factory uncovered ln this
country.
Agents said they confiscated a
small amount of heroin at
Pearson Labs, 1810 Carnegie St..
Santa Ana, Saturday but a
spokesman from the Drug En·
forcement Adrninistratloo ex· plained today the firm bad not
yet beiun full-scale production of
the illegal drug.
However, the lab is capable or
producing more than $2 million
worth of heroin each month,
agents said.
The president of the company,
Bernard Berman, 52, of Santa
Ana, was arrested at the lab dur-
ing the raid and charged with
conspiracy to manufacture
heroin. ,
Also arrested was Joseph
Paladino, ~ who was picked up
at his New Jersey Home.
Paladino ls believed to be the
financier of the Santa Ana opera-
Uon. .
According to the DEA
spokesman, the new laboratory,
which opened in November, was
licensed to manufacture
paragoric and morphine sulfate,
both legal opiate products.
However, a1ents say tne com-
pany could also produce heroin,
which has been banned by
federal law in the U.S. for 50
years. Si.nee that ban took effect,
t.he federal government bas never
uncovered a laboratory where ll·
legal heroin was being produced.
Up unW now, all heroin was
believed to be produced in
foreign countries -mostly
France, Mexico and the Far East
Guerrillas. Massacre 7
\Missionaries in Africa
First C'..ae, First Ser.,ed
Between 8 and 11 this morning, 130 stu-
dents lined up at the UC Irvine housing of-
fice to sign up for the new student co-op
units now being completed on campus.
There is space for only between 20 and 40
students and the first students to sign up
wiU have preference. Housing officials ex-
peeled students to keep signing up all day,
including some requesting summer and
fall housing. The first spring reside~ts are
due to move in March 25. Eactl two-
bedroom unit will rent for $200, with four
.students each paying $50 per month .
Natunil Gal
Profiu Soar
Due ro Cold
PITTSBURGH (AP>
Natural 1u dlatribuiora m., re-
ap up to 100 percent increuea in
fint..quarter ~roftta because of
this winter's bitter cold, say utill·
ty officials and investment
anal)'lt.s.
But they say a call to anna by
outraced consumers would be
premature because the profit
bulge ta likely to disappear amid
sbortaaes later ln t.he year.
.. Profits wllJ be
astronomical," said a
•pokesman for tM Buffalo, N.Y.· ~ <See P&OYn, Pqe .U>
Coast
Weather
Fair ~ wttb some
variable blah clouds. In·
creaatni cloudbteu Tuea-
d97. Lowa tontsbt" to •1. Hl&ba ~-ton.
Irvine Boosts Pay
I
For 2 Top Officials
The Irvine City Council h•
agreed to boost the salaries of Ci·
ty Manager Bill Woollett and
Police Chief Leo Peart.
Woollett's current salary is
$40,320 and was ra.i5ed $2,000 per
year to $42.320, according to Ad·
ministrative Services Director
Jim Harrington.
The council,. which made their
decision at a private review
session Jate last week, said
Woollett will be allowed to either
accept the raise now, effective
Feb. 1, or take it as deferred
compensation at a later date.
Peart'• current $32,550 yearly
salary bas been raised $1,450 per
year to $34,000, effective Feb. L
Council members also re-
viewed the performance by As·
sistanl City Manager Paul
Brady, but decided to keep bis
$30,450 salary at the same level
until another review in six
months.
The council commended Brady
for hi1 "bard work a nd diligence" during his six months
as both assistant city manager
director of community services.
The council regularly reviews
performances by directors every
year and Brady will be reviewed
once be has held t.he assistant cl·
ty manager J>Ollfor a full year.
Governor 'Patrols' ..
Santa Ana Streets
Gev. Edmund Brown Jr.
patrolled . the ltrffts of Santa
Ana Saturday nilbt in a police car f« a first.band look at the
department'• procram which
bas Civm the city the best crime·
reduction record of ctuea above
100,000 population 1n the U.S.
"I am =reaed with your dramatic odon lD tbe cit1'1
cl11H i'ate,'1 Brown toJcl Police
CbJef h.ymoncl Davis. .
B~. who waa accoml>U)ed
by bis chief aid Gray Davia, dtl·
cUlild tbe wodclnp ol the COID•
munity!ottleer patrol pros:ram
witb Cbfel Davia at a IOcal coa ..
1bop '*di 2 a.m. sunctay.
Und9' tbe new proJram, °'° ctt1 1a u ,,....,. Went trom nnrt
place ta die •tate Cand third In ·
th UtklD) In rJte of crtme • cnue to ttrit place in both tM
state and nation In rate of erime
de(!re ...
Chief Davis Hid today be WU
pleaaantly surprised at bow
Brown arrived wttb DO fanfare on
short notice, and aald Brown
aboweCI crest Interest in pu)Un1
tbe state's law enforcement
l)'ltem b>lietber.
"'I Wll real eo1DfQrtable arid
atnued at bl.a°""""'•" Davls aald ot bl.a Jate ftiPt ineetioa ·
wlth Browa. ''I've met a 1-of
(leeBllOWN, Pa,. Al>
4Nuns
Among
Victims
SALISBURY, Rhodesia (AP >
-Seven white Roman Catholic
missionaries, including four
nuns, were lined up and shot in a
guerrilla attack that stunned
Christian chu~ch groups in
Rhodesia and brought an ex·
pression or "profound grief''
from Pope Paul VI.
Officials said it was the worst
group killing or whites in rour
years of war by black guerrillas
against Rhodesia's while govern-
ment.
The one survivor or the shoot-
ing said three German
Dominican nuns, •n En1U1b
Dominican nun, two Jesuit mis·
sionaries from Germany and a
lay brother from Ireland were
executed inside the compound of
their mission school north of
Salisbury on Sunday nlaht by
guerrillas who argued about who
would do the shooting.
"They did not say one word
about why they were doing this to
us." said Father Dunstant
Myerscough, an English Jesuit
who said he threw himself to the
ground when the guerrillas
opened fire. "Wheo one of the sis·
ters asked what they wanted, one
them said, 'We want our coun-
try.' "
Rhodesian police said they col·
lected 111 empty cartridges from
Soviet-made machine guns at the
shooting scene, the Catholic
Masumi mbsion In lush, billy
country 36 miles northeast of the
Rhodesian capital.
A telegram sent by the Vatican
to black Archbishop Patrick
Cbakaipa of Salisbury said Pope
Paul "prays for peace and
justice to be re-established in all
regions afflicted by these
atrocious crimes."
Archbishop Chakaipa called
the guerrllla attack an "evil act"
which made a "mockery of
whatever good ideals they claim
to serve."
Father Myerscough said 12
guerrillas gathered him and the
seven others on a sandy road run·
nlng through the mission com·
pound, then seemed to argue
about who should kill them.
"One came forward and then
withdrew. Then another did the
same. Eventually three came
forward and the others ran off.
They raised their euns and opened fire.,.
Another white nun, 74, had
been ordered out of her room but
fell when a guerrilla pushed her
tbroup the door. She said be left
ber bebiad after ahe told him she
had a.rthriUa and could not move
(8eellMllAC&E, Pa1eA1)
-and later smuggled into the
United States.
Affidavits filed in U.S. District
Court last week by the federal
1overnment state that Berman,
Paladino and another man still
not identified began setting up
the lab in the industria.l comolex under the guise of a regu.lar
pharmaceutical company.
They allegedly spent about
$30,000 on lab supplies and equip.
ment. the affidavits rev ea.led.
.... ,,..,...
NAMED CIA CHIEF
Carter Claumate Turner
Carter Taps
Admiral as
CIA Leader
WASIUNGTON (AP) -Presi-
dent Carter today chose Adm.
Stansfield Turner, a classmate
from the 'Naval Academy, to
direct the Central Intelligence
Agency.
White House press secretary
Jody Powell said Carter feels the
admiral "is eminently qualified
for this position with a broad
background academically and
m illtarily."
Presidential assistant
Hamilton Jordan said Sunday
that Turner is "one of the leading
candidates" for the CIA post.
Turner was graduated first in
his class at Annapolis -the
same year in which Carter
finished 59th.
Carter met with his Cabinet to-
day but did not allow reporters to
observe the session, as he has
said be might.
He also scheduled au Oval Of.
fice session with Defense
Secretary Harold Brown and
Thomas B. Lance, director of the
Office of · Management and
Budget.
On Tuesday, Carter plans bis
first formal news conference as
president. He has scheduled
penonal visita to government de-
partments later in the week.
Carter's first choice to bead the
CIA, Theodore Sorensen,
withdrew Jan. 17 ln the face of
stiff Senate opposition.
He said he wanted to n~me so-
meone outside the intelligence
community. Turner, 53, Is visit·
ing in the Washington area. He is
the commander of NATO forces
in Southern Europe.
The admiral is a former presl·
dent of the Naval War Colle1e
and commander of the Second
Fleet. His naval career bu been
primarily on destroyers.
<See CIA, Page AZ>
FreezeKilh
SroutmaAtir
In December, say aients, tbe
company OJ'dered 21 kl~os of
opium, which could have been
converted to five pounds of pure
heroin . The opium w•s
purchased from an East Coast
pharmaceutical supply com•
pany, agents said.
Wb., acents entered the lab
Saturday, employes were al·
JeJedly in the process of convert·
lng that ft.rst batch of powdered
(See REllOIN, Page .U>
34/ailed
In Rock
Fan Flap
Thirty four people, including
three illeeal Mexican aliens
armed with rifles, were arrested
Sunday by Orange County
Sheriff's officers in scuUles that
followed the cancellation of an
Escape Country rock concert.
Deputies jailed 29 men and five
women on charges that included
trespassing, drunk in public, as·
saults on each other and on police
officers, failure to disperse and
loitering.
Patrol ,i:ars were out in force as
property owners in Modjeska,
Trabuco and Sllverado canyopa
called in to report trespassers.
many of them motorcyclists who
carried beer bottles and cans as
they weaved in and out of Sunday
traffic.
Officers said most of the trou·
ble was caused by disgruntled
rock fans who arrived at Escape
Country for a concert that had
been canceled earlier in the
week.
They said t.he organisen el tlll9 ·
concert took the tedeltllll to
cancel the performance foUow·
lng complaints about the rowdi-
ness that has erupted during and
after performances in the
TrabucoCanyon auditorium.
Incidents have included the
fatal stabbing of a patron who·
tried to halt a fight that broke out
during a standing room only rock
concert at Escape Country.
Deputies said the heart of the
disturbance Sunday appeared to
be centered around a care at
Cook's Corners where nearly 300
persons, many of them
motorcyclists, jeered officers
dispatched to the scene.
Three illegal Mexican aliens
were found biding ln the back o( a
van parked near that location,
depuUes said. They said the trio
will be turned over to immigra•
Uon officials.
Bandits Busy
In Irvine Area
Over Weekend
Bandit.a atruck at a liquor
store, a ias station and a
University Park residence over
the weekend in Irvine, police re-
ported today.
The flnt holdup occurrecl at 11
p.m. Friday night, when a man in
his early 20s pulled a long bar·
re led pistol on the clerk at the Still
Liquor, in the campus Valley
Shoppfnl Center across from UC
Irvine. The robber scooped up about
$1,000 ln cuh and c&ecu and nect
belore the clerk could call for
help, police 1ald. They are in·
veatlptins tbe holdup today but
1ald they have DO leads.
Tbelecond beiatoccurredearly
Sunday monUnl at the all·ni&ht
·1•• 1tatlol1 at Culver and
Mlchebon Drives.
Larry Perbam, who worb at
the two-week Glcl Cul.ft!' Un.loft '7G
Station, tald police• man in bis
, late 20'1"• arined with a small
bandiun. held b1m up at 3:15
Lm. and ll'&bbed between $80 ad., from U.cubbox.
Perham told pOllce the robber
ran into a .... • car driven by
• HCGDd maa:.:Pouce 1aid the
two holdua-an unrelated.
A tMld ~t occurred late
Si-='it tbe Untventty Part r-. of Holly Suden.
Jin. kn6tiS told police 1he
optDed the bMtdoortolet berdoc out wban a man Jumped ln.
cbutcl bfr. into tbe bedroom1 ltruct her. ll'Abbed ber pane 8llCl tbMOldoutU...._tbaetdotr. lln.lmder8,who~
.... -lnJuNd by th ......... Mid 1111' n0et CGDWMd aaUt ...
DAILY PILOT
WASIDNGTON (AP) -The
l'Mlllonal Weather Service
warned today that a sudden
break in the severe winter
weather in the next month or two
could trigaer flooding in the
eastern portion of the nation.
l\obert M. Whlte. ad·
mlnlatrator or the weather
aerv1oe, said that the danger b
the result ot the heavy treulng of
riven and lakes and thick snow
cover In some areas.
A 1udden thaw would trigaer
large nmoffs of water, whlle the
ice in the rivers could consest In-
Rainfall Due?
~ight Drought Relief Seen
By Tbe Associated Press
Some precious rain may fall on Northern
Calif omia by Tuesday, thanks to a shift in the high
pressure system which has been blocking ap-
proaching Pacific storms, the National Weather
Service said today.
The high pressure is moving slowly eastward,
permitting a weak frontal system to move onshore
to1_1ight and Tuesday before dissipating, forecasters said.
A little rain also could fall in the San Joaquin
Valley and adjacent Sierra Nevada on Tuesday -but
it won't ease the long drought much.
A chance of rain is forecast as far south as Fresno
and Yosemite National Park late Tuesday.
Water Not Short
In Southland Area
By WILUAM SCHREIBER
Oft,_ O.lly 1'1 ... lt•lf
By the time 125-acre Lake Mis-
sion Viejo is full this summer, it
wm contain 1.2 billion gallons or
fresh water -enough to supply
all 37 ,000 residents or the sur-
rounding community for six
months in an emereency.
Harvey Steam, Ml.ssion Viejo
Company vice president for busi-
ness planning, communications
and research, today cited that
potential benefit as one defense
(or the continued filling or the
huge manmade basin.
He said the current critical
water shortage in northern and
central California has "caused
some confusion" among
Southern Californians who are
not directly affected by the
shortage.
''The question of water
shortages in northern California
is one of concern but is in reality
not related to water utilization
and conservation being practiced
in southern Oran1e County,"
Stearn said.
The company official called
the situation "one of those great
Ironies in life, not unlike Houston
having a surplus of jobs during
the recession when the un·
employment rate reached 20 per-
cent in Detroit.
"While concerned and sym-
pathetic, Houston could not ex-
port jobs to Detroit." Stearn
said. "They could only hope that
one day Detroit would be able to
alleviate future problems
throueh careful long.range plan·
nlng."
Because of cutbacks in con-
1umpt.ion of Northern California
water suppll~ comlng via the
California aqueduct, the agen·
cies supplymg water to fill the
lake arc relyine more on Colorado River water.
Stearn said the Colorado's
water "would be discarded
without benefit'' ti not uaed In
Southern California because it
would "otherwise now into the
ulty reaches or the Sea or
Cortez."
According to Steam. there is
no current water shortage \n
Southern California because of
1ood Iona-range plannin1.
The M«ropolltan Water Dis·
\rict, which sells water to the
5-nta Margarita Water District
t6 use ln filing the lake. haa de-
tf rm lned that there Is no
sl)ortace anticipated ln the south
~rt ol the atate for the balance of lhla year.
MWD officials have alao in·
t ORAMQI COMT
DAILY PILOT
dicated that. while usage of
northern water can be reduced
and augmented by the Colorado
aqueduct, the Colorado River
supplies can't be plped north to
relieve that area's crisis.
Stearn noted that the Santa
Margarita District, with backing
from his firm, is developing a
million-gallon-per-day water
reclamation plant that will save
as much water in three years as
is going into the lake.
The reclaimed water cannot be
used in the lake because of state
health standards but it can be
used to offset water consumption
for irrigiation.
According to Stearn, the lake's
water supply is• considered an
emergency reservoir to sustain
the local area in the event
normal supplies were cut off.
Apart from the emergency
benefit&, Stern said the lake
provides a local recreation re-
source for community residents
who would otherwise commute
by car to distant areas, causing
other environmental problems.
According to the company ex-
ecutive, the lake has been in the
planning stages for six years and
the contract for water supplies
was let three years ago at a cost
or $500,000.
During the planning stages,
Stearn said, the company has
been involved in a "total re-
sources coo.,ervatlon planrung
program" that bas resulted in
altered housing designs that con-
serve water, electricity and aa.s.
Steam also contended that
Lake Mission Viejo is not a water
water in the traditional sense of
uslne water once and discarding
It. He noted that the lake waler
will be re-used over and over.
Despite this re.use aspect, the
lake will require 138 mitlion
galllons a year to replace water
lost to evaporation and seepage.
•
to dams backin1 up the water.
The Weather Service Identified
as areas wtth the blehest nood
potential the buln that drains in-
to Lake Erie and Lake Ontario;
tbe area aerved by tributaries of
tti. Ohio River ln westem New
York, westem Pennsylvania and
West vtrgihla, and communities
on the mainstream or the Ohio
south to Cincinnati.
Identified aa areas with a
moderate potential of flood
danger were central and eastern
Pennsylvania and New York, all
of New Jersey , western
Maryland and the Ohio River
drainage areas of Indiana and Il-
linois.
"It is too early to predict if
flooding will occur, but common
sense dictates that lhe public be
kept aware of the problem on a
continuing basis," White said.
"Of course, a more grad•Jal
thaw would minimize the pro-
blem," he added.
BUFF ALO SHIPS
SNOW SOUTH
BUFFAW N.Y. <AP) -Buf-
falo has decided what to do with
some of the snow that has nearly
buried the city. The city Is sending
the white stuff south for the
winter.
Much of the snow being re-
moved from Conrail's Frontier
switching yard is being loaded in·
to empty freight cars.
As trains head south, the snow
should melt.
Veteran Aide
Nicastro Gets
OC Promotion
Michael Nicastro, South
Orange County employment
counselor, bas been promoted to
coordinator of a veterans
employment program with the
county's Human Resources
Department in Santa Ana.
Nicastro, a veteran of the Viet-
nam conflict. has been Involved
for several years in counseling
fellow veter,ans. At UC Irvine,
where he did his graduate work,
Nicastro waa active in the
veterans' affairs office.
The 30-y~ar-old counselor said
bis work with the human re-
sources depart01ent will be to
help veterans stay In school by
finding part time jobs they need
for supplemental income.
Nicastro will begin his· new
job Monday, where he will be
available to veterans and
employers at 834-4644.
The county is expected to as-
sign a new employment
counselor to replace Nicastro
within a week or so, he said. He
will work out of an office supplied
by the Capistrano· Laguna
Reeional Occupational Program
at 26900 Acjacbema St. in San
Juan Capistrano.
The cowity employment
service bu been available to
south county residents at the San
Juan location for more than a year.
Job counseling, testing and
placement opportunities are
available by calling 496-3513.
D.lllyl"IMCliaff4'MW
IRVINE INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX 'HEROIN FACTORY' LINKED TO ORGANIZED CRIME
Company President, Bemard Berman Of Santa Ana, Arrested During Weekend Raid
Newport's Police
Chief Will Retire
B. James Glavas, Newport
Beach's police chief for the past
15 years, announced his rellre·
meat today.
In a letter to Caty Manager
Robert Wynn, Glavas. who will
be 65 in June said he will retire April~.
Wynn said cily Personnel
Director Frank Ivens will meet
with the city's Civil Service
Board tonight to begin "the
mechanics or selecting a suc·
cessor to the chief."
Glavas joined the Newport
Beach police department ln Oc·
tober 1961 after leaving the Los
Angeles Police Department
where he served as a captain.
He spent 23 years with the LAPD.
During his career, he bas
served as president of the
Southern California Juvenile Of-
ficers' Association, president ol
the California State Juvenile Of·
ficers' Association and president
of both the California and
Orange County Chiefs of Police
Associations.
He also served as president of
the California Peace Officers
Association and is a member of
the International Ass()ciation of
Chiefs of Police.
In his Jetter to Wynn, Glavas
1&ld "I would Uke to express rny
appreciation for the past 15
years in which I have served in
my present capacity. They have
been enjoyable and personally
satisfying."
Glavas has not said what he
plans to do after his retirement,
but he has indicated that he in·
ten"s to ~main a resident of
Nt'Wport Beach. Wynn said "Chief Glavas bas
be&n and is an outstanding
police officer, and his will be a
difflcult'poail1011 to fill.
"He bas a · great deal of
reJpect frbm his peers
thtougboui the state," Wynn
added.
The city manager will be the
person who appoints Glavas'
succes60r.
He explained that the civil
.aervlce board will devise the
written lest to be given appli·
cants and the board members
will appoint the people who ad-
minister the oral test to appli-
cants who pass the written test.
The civil service board will
then submit a list to Wynn from
which the appointment will be
made. Wynn said he could give no
estimation as to when a replace·
ment will be named.
PROFIT OUTLOOK • • •
based National Fuel Gas Com·
pany. which serves 665,000
customers in Pennsylvania. New
York and Ohio. "But the main re·
ason for that is because we're
selling most of our gas in the first quarter."
Foster Corwith, a natural gas
specialist for Standard and
Poor's investment service, said
he expects some companies to re-
port first-quarter profit in·
creases of 100 percent over last
year.
The expected profits have
some company officials con-
cerned aboul a potential public
relatlom problem if consumers
think they were gouged in a time
or national hardship.
Interior Secretary Cecil An·
drus says be will have a pre-
Ii m inary report this week on
whether natural gas comparues
are deliberately withholding sup-
plies.
lf it appears that gas producers
a re artificially creating the
shortage to drive up prices, a
wides pread probe will be
launched, Andrus said.
MIDWEST, EAST
DIGGING OUT, A4
SEATT1.E PUSHES
CONSERVATION-A7
The preliminary investigation
was instigated by Sen. Howard
Metzenbaum <D·Obio>.
representing one of the states
most severely aCCected by the
winter shortage of g~.
Sclwoner Given
Rousing Semloff
~ By ALMON LOCKABEY
o.lly I'll ...... , ..... 11 ..
Spike Africa ls a veteran
seaman and yacht skipper on the
West Coast, known to yaehtsmen
from San Diego to Seattle to
Honolulu and Tahiti.
Spike Africa also is the name of
the latest schooner to hit the
waterln these parts.
She ls• 6Hoot tops•t schooner
designed and built by veteran
yacht skipper and yacht de-
liverer Bob Sloane of Newport
Beach. She wu launched Sundar,
-with Spike Africa'• "blessing '
at Blackie's Boat Yard in
Newport Beach.
The colorful launchin1 wu wit·
nt11ed by more than 300 yachUng
typea -from deckhuidt to skip-
pers -who drank "punch" from the 1hip•1 altllf and were fed
roaJ~~Uced and served at the la site.
Jn addition to the tbronas on shore, every schooner in
Newport Harbor "1u on hand,
loaded to Ule cwiwales with •Pee·
taton aocJ friends to wtah Sloane • Iona and aucccsarw careet wtth
hia new vessel.
Splke Alrtca la not a yacht -u
Splkl Mrlca remalnod 12·f•ar
old Robbie Sloane, aon of the owner. wbO 1mUhed a macnum
ot c:tiamp&IJM acto1• tb• bow ot
the fl'aHful 'work boat.
· Sloane 1ald the achooner wlU
be uHd to trantPort crul1l"' 1•ar lot ractq yacht.amen to
Mu.lco and ot.her lotut dlat.ance
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race terminations.
From the outside Spike Africa
has the appearance of a graceful
cruising yacht, but below decks
the major part of the vessel
amidships is a cargo space ca1>a-
ble of handling 31 tons of sails,
dinghies, anchors. auxiliary pro-
pellers and other gear needed by
racin• yachtsmen on the Iona
and somet.imet arduoua return
from race destinations,
Sloane designed the boat
himsell -with help in lotting the
lln,ea by Tom Ca.rawell, a
Newport Beach deslinel'. Sloane
spent 1ix yean in buildinc the
vetsel in bta own boat yard oo
18th Street. Colta Mesa.
The final 12 hours of the project
waa apent ln tranaportlne the
veasel from t.b1 buildlnl aJte to
Blackle1a Boat Yard, ateppln1
the muta l.Dd rt•rtng It for Ha.
The boat 11 11 feet over-11 lenath, 15\Al feet beam and dls·
plaee. sa toos witboUt cargo. It la
Powered by a 1:71 OMC dleHl en1lne. . 0 1 have no 1all plan1,. 11~
Sloane. ''She 111atr·rta1ed tn tbe eluate 1tyl1 or tbe old toutWIM
car10~.··
Sloue bu bien arowtd the
yacbtin8' 1eoe tor about 2S year,.. He &« 11111 tint Ha ex· perle~ aboard the old acbooQ~
South1'ind under 1klp~r Bob W aachkelt ln lHa end later
ulled aboard auch famou1
yacht.a u tM old ¥omtncatar in ~-~.
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HEROIN ••.
oplum, agents said.
According to the affidavits, the
heroin to be produced by the
company would have been dis-
tributed. as French heroin by
East coast organized crime drui
outlets.
Berman, a convicted felon.
was armed with several knives
when arrested, agents said. A
search at his Santa Ana hotne re-
vealed numerous pistols and
riflet and a collection of German
army and Nazi Party
paraphernalia, the spokeslJ:\an
said.
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MASSACRE
quickly.
''Later I beard the shootinl,"
she said.
Father Myerscough said the in·
truders ignored black nuns and
stafC members at the mission.
·'They just seemed interested
in rounding up lhe Europeans,"
he said.
John Potter, police superinten·
dent for the area, contended the
attackers were members of the
outlawed Zimbabwe African Na-
tional Union, a. black nationalist
movement, ''under the 'atleged
control of Robert Mugabe."
Mugabe is a black nationalist
l eader with whom Prime
Min1'ter Ian Smith has refused to
negotiate a transition to black
majority government in
Rhodesia. Smith contend•
Mugabe has Soviet backing.
Potter said he doubted lhe
guerrillas had been ordered to
kill the missiqnaries.
"They seem to do their own
thing," he said. "If they want to
burn down villages, that is what
they will do."
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BROWN •••
politicians before, but I was re-
ally impressed. I guess you
could say l got good vibes," said
Davis.
lsrown arrived about 8 p.m.
Saturday and rode in a patrol
car with Officer Oliver Lofton.
During their OO·mlnute ride. the
governor joined Lofton In ln·
veatlgatlng a reporr or a
burglary in progress, a loud pa~
ty complaint and a report of a
theft in proaresa.
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CIA •. •.
A Rhodes scholar, he wu an
aide to the aecr,tary of the Navy
from 1968 to 19'70 and directed the
syatems analysl5 division in the
office or the chief of naval opera·
tlona before going to the war Cdl·
lege.
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Two Youths
Injured~
Irvine Crash
Two teenaged boya were listed
In atlble condlUon tocltJ at Costa
Meaa Memorial He>1plt.al follow-
ing a weekend accident ln which
thelr four•wbeel drlve vehicle
rolled trier tn Uie Turtle Rock aectton of Irvine.
Jrvtne wile• ldentlfl~d the
youths as Crata Allen Qualls, 18,
and David Bl&elow, 11, but were
\lllable to provfelo addresses for
\he injured p'1r.
The accld4M took place Just
before u:ao p.m. ~turday qn
Turtle Rock Drive ttear Emporia Avenue.
Boefltal offtclata declined to
revea the Uten.t ol the YoUthJ'
lnjuria. but pollce noted thet the
¥eh!cle 't!VU rootless and the bo)ll
apparent!)' suffered uten1Jve
f 1clal cull and bruises. l
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EDITION
Afternoon
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IF edei!al Agents Bust Heroin Factory·
By BllARY KAYE
Of "'9 Dallf Pl ... SUft
Federal agent.a have raided an
Irvine Industrial Complex
laboratory linked to Eaat Coast
organized crime drug traffic and
believed to be the first illicit
heroin factory uncovered in this
country.
Agents said they confiscated a
sinall amount of heroin at
Pearson Labs, 1810 Carnegie St.,
Santa Ana, Saturday but a
spokesman from the Drue En·
forcement Admlnistrailon ex-
plained today the rU'm had not
yet begun full-scale production of
the illegal drug.
However, the lab is capable of
producing more than $2 million
worth of heroin each month,
aeents said.
The president of the companx.
Bernard Berman, 52, of Santa
Ana, was arrested at the lab dur-
. ing the raid and chareed with
conspiracy to manufacture
heroin.
Also arrested was .Joseph
Paladino, 53, who was picked up
at bis New Jersey Home.
Paladlno is believed to be the
financier of the Santa Ana opera-
tion.
According to the DEA
spokesman, the new laboratory,
which opened in November, was
licensed to manufacture
paragoric and morphine sulfate,
both legal opiate products. However, ageot.s say tne com-
pany could also produce heroin.
which bas been banned by
federal law in the U.S. for so
years. Since that ban took effect,
the federal government bas never
uncovered a laboratory where il·
lee al heroin was being produced.
Up until now, all heroin was
believed to be produced in
foreign countries -mostly
France, Mexico and the Far East
'Gue • as Massacre 7
Missionaries in Africa
Dead on Their Feet
After 20 Hours of nonstop dancing. exactly
half of the 44 Laguna Beach High School
student couples who started the marathon
Friday night finished at 6 p.m. Saturday.
Judged the winners because they Wel'e the
peppiest were Wendy Potter and Craig
Benson. Though about 0600 student and
adult spectators came to encourage the
dancers, the marathon, supposed to raise
funds for the student body fund, was a $50
loser. An official said it boosted school
spirit. however (Related pictures, A3.)
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134 Rock Fans Held
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iln County Melees
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Thirty four ~le, including I three illecaJ Medcan aliens
armed with rilles .. were arrested 1 Sunday by Orange County
Sheriff's officers in scutnet that
folJowed the cancellation of an
Escape Country rock concert.
Deputies jailed 29 men and five
•omen oo charges that included
trespusin&, drunk in pabllc, u -
saulta on each other and on police
officen, failure to disperse and
loiteri0£.
Patrol cars were out in force as
property ownen 1n Mocljeaka,
Trabuco and Sllverado canyoos
called in to report tr~,
many of them motoreyclim who
carried beer bottles and cans as
MUhapEnda
Hang Glider
launehHunt
they weaved in and out of Sunda,_.
traffic.
Officers said most of the troo-
ble was caused by disgruntled
rock fans who arrived at Escape
Country for a concert that bad
been canceled earlier in the
week.
TbQ" s,aid the organizers of the
concert took the decision to
cancel the performance follow-
ine complaints about the rowdi-
ness that bu erupted during and
after performances in the
Trabuc:o Canyon auditorium.
lndden\e have included the
fatal stabbiq ot a patron whoo
tried to bait a fight that broke out
durl.q a standin« room only rock
concert.at Escape Cowrtry.
Deputies said tbe heart of· the
disturbance Sunday appeared to
be centered around a cafe at
Cook's Corne:rl where nearly 300
persons, many of them
(See MELEE. Pase A%)
~PEDALt
SO .PEDDLE
Laguna Beach
Rabies Slwts
Set/or Dogs
About 150 to 2SO Laguna Beach
dogs are expected lo receive
rabies vaccinations at a low-cost
clinic ftoom 7to8:30 p.m. Tuesday
at fire department headquarters.
501 ForestAve.
City and county dog licenses
also will be available.
The clinic is sponsored by the
Laguna Beach Lions Club, under
the auspices of the Southern
California Veterinary Medical
AnociaUon. Local members of
'the assoclatloo wib serve as
clinic vet:a. .,
The COit of the vaccination is
$2. Cbedll ahould be made out to
the veterinary assoclaUon.
4Nuns
Among ·
Victims
SALISBURY, Rhodesia (AP>
-Seven wbi~ Roman Catholic
missionaries. including rour
nuns, were lined up and sbol in a
guerrilla attack that stunned
Christian church groups in
Rhodesia and brought an ex-
pression or "profound grief"
from Pope Paul VI.
Officials said it was the worst
group killing of whites in four
years of war by black guerrillas
against Rhodesia's white govern-
ment.
The one survivor of the shoot·
Ing said three German
Dominican nuns, an Enelish
Dominican nun,Jtwo Jesnlt mis-
sionaries from GerQiany and a
lay brother from Ireland were
executed inaide the compound of
their mission school north or
Salisbury on Sunday night by
guerrillas who argued about who
would do the shooting.
"They did not say one word
about why they were doing this to
us,'' said Father Duostant
Myerscough, an English Jesuit
who said he threw himself to the
ground when the guerrillas
opened fire. ·'When one of the sis-
ters asked what they wanted, one
them said, 'We want our coun-try.' ..
Rhodesian police said they col-
lected 111 empty cartridges from
Soviet-made machine guns at the
shooting scene, the Catholic
Masumi miaslon in lush, billy
country 36 miles .northeast of the
Rhodesian capital. •
A telegram sent by the Vatican
to black Archbishop Patrick
ChakaiP.a of Salisbury said Pope
Paul 'prays for peace and
justice to be r~tabllsbed ln all
regions afflicted by these
<See MASSACRE, Page AZ)
BUFFMLJ SHIPS
SNOW SOUTH
BUFFALO N.Y. (AP> -Buf-
falo bas decided wbat to do with
some of the snow that bas nearly
burled the city,. 1be city ls sending
the white stuff south for the
wioter.
llucb ol the snow beine re-
moved from Col)l'ail'a Frontier
switching yard ls beln& lpaded ln·
to empty lreicht cars.
As tr-"'5 head south, the snow
should melt.
-and later smuggled into the
United States.
.Ufldavits flied in U.S. District
Court lut week by the federal
government state that Berman,
Paladino and another man still
not identified began settin& up
the lab ln the industrial comolex
under the guise of a regular
pharmaceutical company.
They allegedly spent about
$30,000 on lab supplies and equip-
ment, the affidavits revealed.
Work Session
In ~mber, say agents, the
company ordered 21 kilos of
opium, which could have been
converted to five pounds of pure
heroin . The opium was
purchased from an East Coast
pharmaceutical supply com-
pany, agents said.
When agents entered the lab
Saturday, employes were al-
legedly in the process of convert-
ing that rint batch of powdered·
<See HEROIN, Page A.2)
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Parents gathered at Top of the World Elementary
School in Laguna Beach during the weekend to . add to
the free form jungle of logs and· other good things to
play on. From left are Karl Stal, Mary Bird (holding
hacksaw) and Bill Payton. .
&st Fire Road Plan
Revealed in Laguna
The best engineering solution
for an emergency fire road con-
necting the La~a Beach hilltop
communities of Arch Beach
HeJabts and Top of the World ls
also the cheapest of three
alternative ridgellne routes, ac-
cordin& to a consultant's report.
Total cost of the route bestsQJt-
ed to engineering concerns is
estimated at $80,250. That com·
pares with a $206,000 cost for the
route recommended by the city
' planning commission. and
$22e,01S for a route complt!tely
within city limits.
.None. of the consultant
estimates includes possible
right-of-way purchases.
The plannint commission
meets at •:30 p.m. Tuesday to
select one of. the three routes for
final recommendatlon to the City
Council ..
The couhcl1 would then decide
whether to include the project for
fundinl in the city capital im-
provemem. pn>eram.
The consultant, Ronald Martin
A11ociates Inc. of Costa Mesa.
·reported that the planning com-
mission's previously recom·
mended route would require just
over 16,000 cubic yards of cut-
and-ftll grading.
The route selected as the best
engineering solution requires
34,000 cubic yards of earthmov-
ing and the third route, lying an
within city limits, 65,000 cubic
yards, the consultant reported.
Other items on the commission
aeenda include:
-Review of the Park· Mermaid
Project geologic study.
-Consideration of parking '
standarils for buildings contain-
in& amusement devices.
Inmate Hangs SeU
LOS ANGELES CAP> -An al·
le1ed federal prison escapee was
discovered Sunday banged in bis
county jail cell, authorities sai~.
Coast
Weather
Fair tonight with some
variable blgh cJouda. In-
creasing cloudiness Tues·
day. IA1WI toni&bt 44 to 47.
Hilha"l'ue.day 68 to 13.
INSIDE TODJ\ Y
·The ldli.r ~ t:>/ lall 11•ar
that took 13/)00 U~1.cmd In-
jured 75IJ(llJ *'~ho.
changed ffaa, home• .Clnd
•CotlOftlW In NConten1cUn. sio,, Pao-~· .....
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The public will have its first op.
portunity tonight to examine the
new style of oraan.Uatlon pro-
posed for Shorecllffa .Junior Hlgb
&bool. scheduled to open in S..
tember in San Clemente.
Superintendent Jerome
Tbornaley will recommend tbe
new management and educa·
tional system to Capistrano
Unified School District trustees
when tbey meet at 7:30 p.m. in
district offices, 32972 Calle
Perfecto. San JuaD Capistrano.
Rather than havi.Q1 10 depart-
ment chairmen, as a tradltlooal
junior bJgh the aize ol Sborediffs
. mi&ht bave, Tbornsley proposes
that the administration de·
signate four .. village leaders."
The four village leaden, or
curriculum coordinators, would
be responsible for curriculum de-
ve1opmenl, parent communica·
tion, student performance as-
s eas men t and supervision,
budget control, i.nservice train·
ing, text and other books, field
studies, conferences and written
reports as required, according to
Thornsley's recommendation.
The village leaders will cost
the district $2,986 less per year
than traditional department
heads, according to Tbomsley's
report.
A similar plan has been drawn
up for Capistrano Valley High
&hool scheduled to open in Sep-
tem ber in Mission Viejo. Instead
of department chairmen, the new
high school will have cluster
leaders.
Each of the five cluster leaders
will be responsible for a specific
area -basic skills, environ-
ment, applied skUJs, human re-
sources or student services.
William Manahan, a candidate
in the March 8 trustee eledioo,
has called the proposed cluster
leader approach a "ripoff," an
auempt by the district to save
money at the expense of good
education..
How can one cluster leader
teach classes, act as department
chairman for several academic
areas and counsel students on top
or that, asked Manahan, who
teaches elementary school in the
neighboring Saddleback Valley
Unified School District.
Veteran Aide
Nicastro Gets
OC Promotion
Michael Nicastro, South
Orange County employment
counselor, has been promoted to
coordinator or a veterans
employment program with lhe
county's Human Resources·
Department in Santa Ana .
Nicastro, a veteran of the Viet-
nam confiict. has been involved
for several years in coumeliq
fellow veterans. At UC Irvine,
where he did his graduate work,
Nicastro was active in the
veterans' affairs office. The 30-year-old counselor said
his work with the human re-
sources department'-will be to
help veterans stay in school by
finding part time jobs they need
for supplemental income.
Nicastro will be«in his new
job Monday, where be will be
available to veterans and
em ployen at 834-4GM.
The county is expected to as-
sign a new employment
counselor to replace Nicastro
within a week or so, be said. He
will work out of ..n office qpplied
by the Capiatraao-Lacuna
Recional Oceupational Procram
at 28800 Acjacltema St. ID Sao
Juan Capistrano.
The county emplo1ment
llervice has been anilable to
south CtMmt1 residenta ~the SllD
Juan location for more than a
year.
Job coumelin1, testing and
placement opportuniUes are
av amble by calllnC US451J.
DAILY PILOT
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Bop Frogs
87 ANNE COOPER Ge ....0.ly PlleC Staff
Sad Juan Capistrano City
CouncUmu John Sweeney says
be ll no foe of agricultural pre-
servatiian. In fact, Sweeney wu
elected to tbe council in 197• on
an acrtculture presetvation plat-
form.
But be does object to methods
the city ls currently using to try
to save San Juan farming.
.. I do not see going it alone on
an agricultural preservation pro-
gram unless our people want it,"
Sweeney said.
Sweeney differs with Mayor
Douglas Na.sh in his interpreta-
tion of election results last
March, when San Juan voters re-
jected a to.cent taic to preserve
farming.
Nash bas agreed that 1,800
voters supported some form of
agricultural preservation, while
1,500 voters opposed it in any
form. Sweeney says the voters
rejected the farm preservation
measure 68 to 31 percent.
"I do not want to give up on
open space," said Sweeney, who
sees open space as a viable
alternative to farm preservation.
.. But we must persuade the peo-
ple first -not pass an ordinance
and then tell the people why."
A helicopter gives a boost to two Naval ••frogmen" tak-
. ing part in a demonstration Sunday at the Dana Harbor
Festival of the Whales. The divers, all members of the
Underwater Demolition Team, demonstrated how they
conduct airborne drops and recoveries from the big
chopper.
Politics u the art or the possi-
ble, Sweeney has said. The re-
tired Marine colonel, currently
regi!trar at Cal State Fullerton,
has told fellow counciJmen they
must have power, persistence
and persuasion to function effec-
tively as a council.
"Lord knows we've been
persistent on the issue or
agriculture preservation," he
said. "The votes are split on the
council, as they were .among the
voters in March. The only cow-se
open to us, if we want to pursue
(farm preservation) any further
is to try to persuade the people." Govenwr 'Patrols'
Santa Ana Streets
The alternative of movjng
ahead with a farm preservation
program without council or com-
munity consensus, Sweeney said,
will further polarize people and
create a cleavage within the San
Juan community.
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.
patrolled the streets of Santa
Ana Saturday night in a police
car for a first-band look at tbe
department's program which
bas given the city tbe best crime
reduction record of cities above
100,000fOpU.l.atioa in the U.S.
"I am impressed with your
dramatic reduction in the city's
crime rate," Brown told Police
Chief Raymond Davi.I.
Brown. who was accompanied
by his chief aid Gray Davis, dis-
cussed the workings of the com-
munity-offieer patrol program
with chief Davis at a local coffee
shop untll 2 a.m. Sunday.
Under tbe new program, the
city in 12 months went from first
place in the state (and third in
the nation) ln rate of crime in-
crease to firlt place in both the
state and nation in rate of crime
decrease.
Chief Davis said today he was
pleasantly surprised at bow
Brown arrived with no fanfare on
short notice, and said Brown
abowed great interest in pulling
tbe atate'a law enforcement
system together.
Forunr& Set
For School
Candidates
Nine candidates for three seats
OD the Laguna Beach Unified
&hool District board of educa-
tion are scheduled to face voter
quntioas lD two public forums
this week.
Tbe fint ii at 7:30 p.m. Tues·
day at Laguna Federal Savings&
Loan, 380 Ocean Ave., and is
apomcnd by the La'11U Beach
Taxp-.yers AssociaUon.
The LBTA meet la ~idered
one of the ke1 forums leadlq to
the lbreh 8 electioD. An endorse-
ment from the aroup ls viewed u
an important boott to a cam·
palan.
The second forum is a
breakfast meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce. at 8
W eclaeaday at the Hotel Laauna.
425 S. CoMt fliibway. Beaerv.
tiona lhould be COllfinned Tues-
day.
C&Dclidate.a are Bruce S. H~
piDc, director "' t.he DOD-profit
Kalos KaaatJao1 1'011nd~Uon i. Michael Suv, the ClltHDt POaM
precidem; Wllliam S . .Kenile, a
businessman: Marylyn Pauley. a
1cbool volunteer coordinator;
8QmCD1 O. La'tf'IOD.. a retlnd 1cboot dJatrlct employe; and
Michael P. Oeclrato, proleuor ol
Ida~ at Clll S&ate ll'Wlerton..
Three c~• are nmnlna u a al&te: .~'\' HolialC. • ftla1
•tate m•--· iDd conAJtant; bl• wile Min. a r ~ma.ry ir•
teacMI' now doliai yolunt.eer
WOl'k atAliloSCbr:iol.i and WI.II• t.tt. XaY lluldAtr. a rarmer adult
educitloa lnatructor wbo 11 ~ulna a doetoil'ate in ~ tJoo 1at t:JC&A 1"nai\eel Norman
Bl"OWM and Jue BOyct are not aeettni~
"I was real comfortable and
.amazed at bis o~ess," Davis
said of his late night meeting
with Brown. "I've met a lot or
politicians before, but I was re-
ally impressed. I guess you
could say I got good vibes.'' said
Davis.
Brown arrived about 8 p.m.
Saturday and rode in a patrol
car with OHicer Oliver Lofton.
During their SIO-minute ride. the
governor joined Lofton in in·
vestigating a reporf of a
burglary in progress, a loud par-
ty complaint and a report of a
theft in progress.
Sooth Coast
ROP Officials
Study Program
Capistrano-Laguna Regional
Occupational Program <ROP>
boat'd members will study a pro-
gram assessJDeat Tuesday and
ronsider a letter of resignation
from tbe program •s superiote!l·
dent.
The board meeting Js
scheduled for '1 :30 p.m. at
Capistrano Unified School Dis·
trict offices, 32972 Calle Perfecto
in San Juan CapiJtrano.
Hector Navarrette, who bas
been with the ROP more than
five years, wrotA! in bis letter of
reaignatJon dated Jan. 1 that a
broader tlnaocial base must be
established if the ROP is to COD•
tlnue.
The ROP, which was designed
to train high school students, out
of school youth and adults in
marketable akilll, currently has
an enrollment ol 663.
Tbe IDOlt popular course otter-
ing among hi&h school students
in the program ls Retall Ttades,
wltb '5 enrolled.
Amq adult.a the most beaytJy
enrolled courses are !>es!tal As·
1l1tant, Emer1ency Medical· As·
slstant, Medical Assistant 8ad
Ward ClerkNeterlnary.
"We say we are preservin~
MASSACRE
atrocious crimes." Archbishop Cbakaipa called
the guerrilla attack an "evil acl"
which made a "mockery or
whatever good ideals they claim
to serve."
Father Myerscough said 12
guerrillas gathered him and t.be
seven others on a sandy road run-
ning through the mission com-
pound, then seemed to argue
about who should kill them.
''One came forward and then
withdrew. Then another did the
same. Eventually three came
forward· and the others ran off.
They raised their guns and
opened fire."
Another white nun, 74, had
been ordered out or her room but
fell when a guerrilla pushed her
through the door. She said he left
her behind after she told him she
bad artb.ritis and could not move
quickly.
"Later I heard the shooting,"
she said.
Father Myerscough said the in·
truders ignored black noos and
staff members at the mission.
"They just seemed interested
in rounding up the Europeans,"
he said.
John Potter, police superinten·
dent for the area,, cont~nded the
attackers were members of the
outlawed Zimbabwe African Na·
tiooal Unlon, a black nationalist
movement, "under the alleged
control of Robert Mugabe."
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MELEE· •••
motorcycU.ts, jeered omcers
dispatched to the scene. 'three lllecat Mexican allens
were found hiding in the back of a.
van parked near that location,
deputies aald. 'l'bey said the trio
will be turned over to immigra-
tion offidals.
R ainfall Dae? .
i · Sli/Jhl Drought Relief "Seen
Byfte Allodatecl Pna
Some precious rain may fall on Nortbern
Callfonda by Tuesday. thanks to a shift tn the high
presaW'O system which has been blocking a~
preaching Pacific storms, the National Weather
Senice aakl today.
Tbe blah pressure ls moving slowly eastward.
permitting a weak frontal ayatean to move onahore
tonlabt -1 'l"\lesQy before dlaalpating. fotecastera
a aid. A Uttle rain alaO could fall in~ San JoaqUln
Valley mid .CO••« Sierra Nevild.a ocr~ay-b\Jt
tt woa't eue the 1001 clrouaht mUcb.
,,. cbanC. Ol ram la (orecaat. far loQt.b .. !"l'Clno
and 'Voeemite Natiotial Park late~elday.
'
Freeze Kilb
Soor.amaster
BLAIRSVILLE, Ga.
(AP) -A scoutmaster
v,rbo couldn't keep st,p
with his troop .. pparenUY
rroie to deaih in Georgia'•
northern mountains.
Tbe 1coutmaatet'.
Marvin Charlie Lue, a 37·
year-old achoolteacber
from Decatur. did not have
adequate elotbinc 'o
withstand tM •inUe-per-hour 1finda and .ear-zero
temperatures. nor was he
carrying any matches .to
start a fire. autboritlos
said. Rescue workers spent Saturd~ night searcbing
for Lue before finding bis
body Sunday, buddied near
the Appalachian Tran.
authorities said. ·
I
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J I I
0.llY Pli.t M8" ""4•
'DON'T GO rT ALONE'
San Juan's Sweeney
6 Clemente\
Burglaries
lnvestigat~
' ,,
agriculture because we want to
preserve the rural, small town
atmosphere of San Juan,
Sweeney said. "But a rural com·
munity means more than fields
and horses -it means open com·
munication and neighborliness."
The very act of trying to pre-
serve the small town feeling of
the city may be contributing to
its deterioration if City Council
imposes a program without the
support of the community,
Sweeney said .
"From among 870 farm opera-
tions in the State, we've selected
five for this experiment in
agriculture preservation," he
said. "The benefits to the com-
munity are uncertain, and lhe
method ls arbitrary and unfair to
the property owners affected."
Planning has its merits, but
can only be carried so far,
Sweeney said.
"Some of the most charming
places in the world evolved
without the benefit or city plan-
ners," he said. "Look at Times
Square or Piccadilly Circus."
AP'Wl,..,....,
NAMED CIA CHIEF
Carter Claasmate Turner
Carter Picks
Old Friend
To Head CIA
WASHINGTON (AP> -Presi-
dent Carter today chose Adm.
Stans.field Turner, a dassmate
from tbe Naval Academy, to
direct the Central Intelligence
Acency.
White House press secretary
Jody Powell said Carter feels the
admiral "is eminenUy qualified
for this position with a broad
background academlcally·and
militarily."
Preatdentlal assistant
Hamilton .Jordan said Su.bday
that TUmer is "one of the leading
candidates•• few the CIA post.
Turner WU eradtuited first In
his clus at Amuipolis -lhe
same year ln wblch Carter
ftnlsbed !11th.
Carter met -1th -Cabbld to-day but did not allow reporters to
obseJ"Ve the 1811lon. u he bu
tald he might.
He ao tcbeduled an Otal Of. flee HHlOll with Defenae
Secretary Harold Brown and
Thoma B. i..c.. direetorol the
Off1ee of Maoasement and
~u.dtet.
The theft of $3,000 worth ot
jewelry is one or six San
Clemente burglariea reported
over the weekend. r
'Marjorie Heckman of Avenida:
San Dimas told officers the,
jewelry was taken sometime dur-
ing a two week period while she.,
was in the bospit.al. 1
Tbree apartments at 12~
Canada were burglarized. Du~I!
Smith and Frank Spatz re~
the theft of cub and clothing. ~
inventory is pending. Entry to #A
was ~ttempted but apparently,
there was no loss to reslden\
Michael Allen.
A. W. Hall of 3917 Calle Real re-
ported the theft of two doubt~
barrelled shotguns, wrist
watches, radio, jewelry box and
power tools in a burglary iD bis
residence. "'
Officers took Charles Serna.
.to, of Capistrano Beach into
custody after finding him nearby'
He was booked for susptcion of
burglary. Details of his arrest
were unavailable pending comt
pletion of police reports.
Police also arrested Timotb)'
S. Woods, 19, of San Clemente
following a burglary Sunday at
Bob's Uquor at K-Mart Plaza,·
An inventory is pending, but il
appeared at least SSO in casb was
stolen after glass·door was shat~
tered. •
LB Burglary ,
Case May Be )
One Year Old
Laguna Beach burelary detec·
lives don't have much to go on to-
day in a case tbal may be more
than a year old. ,
Robert L. Turner, a local re-
allor, told police Saturday that
he had stored more than $17,000
in personal belongings at a facili-
ty at 627 S. Coast Highway, sin~e
December, 1975.
When be came to retrieve \b'lll
last week because the storqe
operator was closing the ~
ness, be said, an inlaid wood desk
and a 9Xl2 multicolored oriental
rug were missing. JI
Police, who bad no way ol de-
termining bow long a10 lJle theft
occurred. believe the suspdtt
medakey.
Turner valued the deU: at• and tbe nag at $600. •
p,... Page Al . ' • HEROIN ••• i
opium, agentA said. I
Accordini to the aft1davtts. Ola heroin to &e produced by _.
company would have bee.o~ tributed as Freneb herom
East Coast orcanlsed crime
outlets.
Berman, a con~lcted fel •
was armed with several km
when arnst.ed, aceata ,.w.
search at'bis Santa Ana home
vealed numerous' pbtols
rines and a collectlon of Geli'ldlln
army and Naat ar
parapbemalia, the 1pok
said.
.
City 1)1ttfclpaUcm ha a tel)cea)
HWact colMctioD., treatmeal IDd
d.11po1al •n~m and lbs l!Qped
on powth will be cUsc~fi tb• San Clelll•te City l
On Toi.day, Cart.V plans bla m~ it T:ao tODJl)at at 41 nnt foimal neft cootereace u ball. •
prt1ldfnL He bas IClbeduled ClQ-QiuucU memben ~
penouJ Yiatta to aovernment d~ apeclaJ MAloG to nalute'_.
partm..a later ID the week. restriction• on elt1 lnit'UI atiouJ.d Sa Clemente parti~
cartirsflntehoicetoiteut.bo tn tbe South East ••maJ
CIA, Theodore Soren1en, .~lam.tklft Aa&boritJ, a
withdrew Jan. 11 tn the taco Of aorttum QI MWn1 are.a
ttittSenateoppo&itioa. . qeDd•. !:
Ll
Orange Coast
• EDITION
N TEN CEN
.
17. Catholics Massacred in Africa.
SALISBURY. Rhodesia (AP>
-S.Vtn wblte Roman Catholic
mlaalonartea, Including four
nuns, were lined up and shot in a
cuerrilla attack tbat stunned
Christian church croups in
Rbodala and brou1bt an ex-
pression of "profound crief"
from Pope Paul VI.
Officials said it wu the worst
group killlnl of whites in four
years c:A war by black guerrillas
against Rbodeaia's white govem·
ment.
The one survivor of lhe sboot-
i n g said three German
Dominican nuns, an Enclisb
Domwcan nun, two Jesuit mis-
sionaries from Germany and a
lay brother from Ireland were
executed inside the comPoUDd of
their mission school north of
Salisbury on Sunday night by
guerrillas who argued about who
would do lhe shooting.
"They did not say one word
about wby they we"' doine tbls to
us,'• said Father Dunstant
Myencoucb, an En&llsh Jesuit
who said he threw himseU to lbe
1round when the 1uerrillas
opened fire. ·'When one of the sis·
ters uked what they wanted, one
them said, 'We want our coun-
try.' "
Rhodesian police said they col-
lected 111 empty cartridges from
Soviet-made machine guns at the
shooting scene, the Catholic
Maaumi misslon in lu1h, billy
country 36 miles nortbeR1t of the
Rhodesian capital.
A tele8Tam sent by the Vatican
to black Archbishop Patrick
Chakaipa of Salisbury said Pope
Paul "prays for peace and
justice to be re-established in all
regions afflicted by these
atrocious crimes."
Archbishop Cbakalpa called
the guerrilla attack an "evil act"
which made a •·mockery or
whatever good ideals they claim
to serve,"
Father Myerscough said 12
guerrillas gathered him and the
seven others on a sandy road run·
ning through the mission com-
pound, then seemed to argue
about who should kill them.
"One came forward and then
withdrew. Then another did lhe
same. Eventually three came
forward and the others ran off.
They raised their guns and
opened fire."
Another white nun, 74, had
been ordered out of her room but
fell when a guerrilla pushed her
through the door. She said be left
her behind after she told bim ab~
had arthritis and could not move
quickly.
"Later I beard the shooting,"
she said.
Father Myerscough said the in-
( See MASSACRE, Pase AZ> •
'
Federal Agents Bust Heroin Factory
15 Years Servire
Newport Chief
Retiring Soon
CAWNG rT A CAREER
Newpot1's Chief Olav••
Two Victims
Of Thefts
Aid Arresb
Two Newport Beach residents
who found themselves victimised
by bureJan over the weekend,
captured three suapecta wbo re-
main in custody today. police re-
ported.
lnvestiaaton said tbe first ar-
rat oecurred Saturday wbm a
Balboa Peninsula resideat de-
tained Alan Wolfe, 22, a trlllllient
from New J~. for allereclly
ateaUacandsewna bla col"bel
Tbe triOC> mwa!cal lnatnuntat auertedlJ WU 80ld to a Balboa
Island music lton for-$«» by
Wolle. Tbe victim wbo 1oc.ted
Wolle, an acquaintance, detained
b1m until police mived.
The MeOnd lDeident oecurnd
early Sunday mornl.DC when a
central Newport man aweke to
find two~lia bit home.
The man told polke be dmed
the two mtn from bll bome until
.he cauatit them near the lntenee·
tion ol 12Dd stnet ud Balboa
Boulevard where be beld tblm forpoUce.
BoobdGD. a cllaraeof burilmY
were James and Antboay
Bluarro, tranalaata Jrom Mu1~po&1ce aa1cL
C4JV"l'PEDAL l'1?
SO PEDDIE trP
B. James Glavas, Newport
Beach's police chief for the past
15 years, announced his retire·
ment today.
In a letter to City M anag~r
Robert Wynn, Glavas. who will
be 6S in June said he will retire
April 30.
Wynn said city Personnel
Director Frank Ivens will meet
with the city's Civil Service
Board tonight to begin "the
mechanics of selecting a suc·
cessor to the chief.'·
Glavas joined the Newport
Beach police department in Oc·
tober 1961 after leaving the Los
Angeles Police Department
where he served as a captain. He spent 23 years with the LA PD.
During his career, be has
served as president of the Sout!\em California Juvenile Of-
ficers' Association, president of
the Calltomia State Juvenile Of-
ficers' Association and pres ident
of both the California and
Orange County Chiefs of Police
Associations.
He also served as president of
the California Peace Officers
Association and is a member of
the International Association of
Chiefa of Police. ·
In his letter to Wynn, Glavas
said "I would like to express my
appreciation for the past 15
yee.rs in which 1 have served in
my present capacity. They have
been enjoyable and personally
satisfying."
Glavas has not said what he
plans to do after his retirement.
rbut be bu indicated that he in-
tends to remain a resident or
Newport Beach.
Wynn said .. Chief Glavas has
been and is an outstanding
police officer, and bis will be a
difficult position to fill.
••He bas a great deal Q.f
respect from bis peers'
throu~t the state," Wynn
(See GIA VAS, Pace AZ>
Smiet Union
laun£hes Tiro
Men in Space
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Deity l'llM Sleft -·• SCHOONER 'SPIKE AFRICA' PREPARED FOR WATER
Two-maater Launched In Colorful Newport CeremonlH
Sclwoner Given
Rousing Semloff
By ALMON LOCKABEY
o.ltyli'lletllNlli.tEdllor
Spike Africa is a veteran
seaman and yacht skipper on the
West Coast, known to yachtsmen
· from San Diego to SealUe to
Honolulu and Tahiti.
Spike Africa also is the name of
the latest schooner to bit the
water in these parts.
She la a 61-foot tops'l scheoner
designed and built by veteran
yacht skipper and yacht de-
liverer Bob Sloane of Newport
Beach. She was launched Sunday
-with Spike Africa's "blessing ..
at Blackle's Boat Yard in
Newport Beach.
The colorfUl launching was wit-
nessed by more than 300 yachting
typo -from deckhands to 1klp-
pera -wbo drank "punch" from
the ship's alciff and were fed
routed pis sliced and served at
the launcbing aite.
In addition to the throngs on
s hore, every schooner in
Newport Harbor was on hand,
loaded to the gunwales with spec-
tators and friends to wish Sloane
a long and successful career with
his new vessel.
Solke Africa is not a yacht-as
Spike Africa remained 12-year
old Robbie Sloane, son of the
owner, who smashed a magnum
of champagne across the bow of
the gracefW work boat.
Sloane said the schooner will
be used to transport cruising
gear for racing yachtsmen to
Mexico and other long distance
race terminations.
From the outalde Spike Africa
bas the appearance of a 1raceful
~ruialna yacht, but below deckl
the major part of the veuel
amidshlpa ls a car10 apace capa-
ble of handlln1 31 tona of sails,
din1bia, anchon, auxiliary pro-<See 8CllOONEB, Paie AJ)
Incident
First in
Nation?
BylDLARYKAYE
Ol ttlt 0.llY ~ ... Slaff
Federal agents have raided an
I rvine Industrial Complex
laboratory linked to East Coast
organized crime drug traffic and
believed to be the first illicit
heroin factory uncovered in this
country.
Agents said they confiscated a
s mall amount of heroin at
Pearson Labs, 1810 Carnegie St ..
Santa Ana, Saturday but a
spokesman from the Drug En·
forcement Administration ex-
plained today the firm had not
yet begun full-scale production of
the illegal drug.
However. the lab is capable of
producing more than $2 million
worth of heroin each month,
agents said.
The president of the company.
Bemard Berman, 52, of Santa
Ana, was arrested at the lab dur-
ing the raid and charged with
conspiracy to• mantUaacture
heroin.
Also arrested was Joseph
Paladino, 53. wtio was picked up
at his New Jersey Home .
Paladino ls believed to be the
financier of the Santa Ana opera·
lion.
According to the DEA
spokesman, the new laboratory,
which opened in November, was
licensed to manufacture
paragoric and morphine sulfate.
both legal opiate products. However, agents say tne com-
pany could also produce heroin.
which has been banned by
federal law in the U.S. for SO
year~. Since that ban took effect,
the federal government has never
uncovered a laboratory where il-
legal heroin was being produced.
Up until now, all heroin was
believed to be produced in
foreign countries -, mostly
France, Mexico and lhe Far East
-and later smuggled into the
United States.
<See llEllOIN, Page AZ>
Estancia High Gym
Addition Studied
Architects are scheduled to
present plans for the approved
addition of a gymnasiuqi at
Estancia Jngb ·School and re-
modeling plans for the· Newport
Harbor High School Audltcrium
d\lring Tuesday night's meeting
of Newport-Mesa school district
trustees.
Trustees also are expected to
announce appointments to two
district advisory councils.· The
meeting begins at ;1:30 p.m. in
COila Mesa City C'ouncU cbam·
ben.
-~·· ...... NAMED CIA CHIEF
Carter ctaaamete Turner
Carter Tap~
Adniiral as
CIA Leader
WASHINGTON (A P) -Presi-
dent Carter today chose Adm.
Stansfield Turner, a classmate
from the Naval Academy, to
direct the Central Intelligence Agency.
White House press secretary
Jody Powell said Carter feels the
admiral "is eminently qualified
for this position with a broad
background academically and
militarily."
Presidential assistant
Hamilton Jordan said S':j!~ that Turner is "one oflhe le ·
candidates" for the CIA post.
Turner was graduated first in
his class at Annapolis -the
same year in which Carter
finished S9tb.
Carter met with his Cabinet to-
day but did not allow reporters to
observe the session, as he bas
said be m.ipit. -
He a1lo scheduled an Oval Of·
fice session with Defense_
Secretary Harold Brown and
Thomas B. Lance, director of the
Office of Management and
Budget. '
On Tuesday, Carter pJana his
!int formal news conference ii
president. He bas schedul~
personal vial ta to govemmeot de-'
partments later in the week.
Cartet's firlt choice to head the ·
<SeeCIA, Pase Al>
Coast
Weather .
Fair t.onlcht wtlh some
nriable btlb clouds. ln-
creulq doud1neu Tues·
day. Lowa toni-t 44 to 47.
m,hl Tueld.ay a to~. .
. ~n Thaw Could Trigger Xr-agedy
' WASHINGTON (AP> -1be
• atlonal Weather Service
warned today that a s udden
l>ttuk in the severe wlnt .. ·
weather in the next month or t"'"
• ~uld tri11er nooctlng In the
eutem portion ol tbe naUon.
-:. Robert M. White, ad· ~:mtnistrat<?r of tJle weather > service, said that the danger is •
,.:.: tbe result of the heavy frefl1ing of ~ rivers and lakes and thick snow ~ cover in some areas. ';!" A sudden thaw would trigger
JI!: large runoffs of water, while the ~ z ~Rock Fans
1\rrested
In Melee
Thirty four people, including
three illeeal Mexican aliens
• armed witb rifles, wer e arrested
Sunday by Orange County
~ · Sheriff's officers in scuffles that
-followed the cancellation of an
Escape Country rock concert.
Deputies jail ed 29 men and five
\.omen on charges that included
trespassing, drunk in public, as-
Saults on each other and on police
·officers, failure to disperse and
loiterin~. Patrol cars were out in force as
property owners in Modjeska,
Trabuco and Silverado c'anyons
called in to report trespassers,
many of them ~torcyclists who carried beer bot es and cans as
they weaved in d out of Sunday
traffic.
Officers said most of the trou-
ble was caused by disgruntled
rock fans who arrived at Escape
Country for a concert that had
been canceled earlier in the
·week. •
They s-1d the organizers of the
ooncert took the decision to
eancel the performance follow-
ing complaints about the rowdi·
ness that has erupted during and
after performances in the
TrabucoCanyon auditorium.
Incidents have included the fatal stabbing or a patron who·
~ ttied to halt a fi ght that broke out
during a standing room only rock
• · concert at Es<: ape Country.
· Deputies said the heart of the
disturbance Sunday appeared to
be centered around a cale at
Cook's Comers where nearly 300
persons, many o r them
motorcyclists. Jeered ottacers
dispat.ched to the scene.
Three illegal Mexican aliens
were found hiding in the back of a
van parked near that location,
· deputies said. They said the trio
~U be turned over to immigra-
tion officials
Fro. Page Al
GLAVAS •..
added.
The city manager wall be the
person who appoints Glavas'
· , successor
He explained that the civil
service board wtll devise tbe
written test to be given appli-
cants and the board memben
will appolnt the people who ad·
minister the oral test to appU-
, cants who pass the written test.
The civil service board will
then submit a list to Wynn from
which the appolntment will be
made.
Wynn u.td he could give no
. · estimaUon u to when a replace-
ment will be named. ,.-..-. UFW Seeks Growth
.
SANLUIS, Artz. CAP) -Cesar
Cbavu aays be will bring his
United Farm Workers CUFW>
troops Co Antona to organize
workers here in the very near
future.
<MlANOI COMT H
DAILY PILOT
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YQl't"'9tftl-O.-.. -..,..
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Ice ln the riven could concest ln·
to dams bacltin& up the water.
The Weather Service Identified
as areas with the hiebest flood
potential the basin that. drains in·
to Lake Erie and Lake Ontario;
Ute area served by tributaries ol
the Ohio River in western New
York, westem Pennsylvania and
West Vll'ginia, and communities
on the mainstream of the Ohio
aoatb to Cincinnati.
Identified as areas with l"
moderate potential of flood
dancer were central and eastern
Pennaylvania and New York, all
of New Jersey, western
Maryland and the Ohio River
drainage areas of Indiana and 11·
linois.
"It la too early to predJct if
Ooodlng will occur, but common
sense dictates that the public be
kept aware of the problem on a
contlnuing basis," White said.
"Of course, a more 1rad1Jal
thaw would minimize the pro.
blem," he added.
Gas Distributors'
Profit Hike Seen
PITTSBURGH (AP> -
Natural gas distributors may re-
ap up to 100 percent increases in
first-quarter prolita because or
this winter's bitter cold, say ullli·
t y officials and inves tment
analysts.
But they say a call to arms by
outr aged consumers would be
premature because the prolll
bulge is likely to disappear amid
shortages later in the year .
"Profits will b e
astronomical," said a
s pakesman for the Buffalo, N . Y . ·
based National Fuel Gas Com -
p any, which serves 665,000
customers in Pennsylvania, New
York and Ohio. "But the main re-
ason ror that is because we're
selling most of our gas in the first
quarter."
Foster Corwith, a natural gas
specialist for Standard and
PQOr's investment service, said
he expectsaome companies to re-
Anaheim Man
Arraigned in
NB Shooting
Arraignment was slated today
in the Harbor Judic'al District
Court for an Anaheim man ar-
rested after allegedly taking a
pot shot at a tramc sign in
Newport Beach Sunday.
Lealon Davis Spencer, 41, was
arrested at about S p.m. by Of·
ficer Joe Lambert who stopped
Spencer at gunpoint near the in·
terltttioo of East Coast Highway
and Bayside Drive.
Lambert said be was writing a
ticket near the intersection when
a passing motorist stopped to tell
him she'd seen a man driving a
blue Ford station wagon shoot at
a sign.
Lambert said the motorist told
him the car was headed in his
direction.
The officer said he spotted a
car matching the description and
he asserted he saw a handgun on
the dashboard just before the
driver, who'd spotted the officer,
reached over and hid the gun
from view.
Lambert said he drew his gun
to pull the car over and once he
had Spencer out of the car, be al-
leged be found a .22-callber re-
volver hidden under tbe front
seat .
Spencer was booked for carry-
ing a concealed weapon.
Lambert said he retraced the
path cl Spencer's car and found a
traffic sign at the intersectiOo of
the highway and Promontory
Point Drive that had a bullet hole
in it.
Carter Send.8
Jet for Ford
NEW HAVEN, Conn. CAP> -
Former President Ford flew
from Callfotnla to CoonecUcut In
a White HOUie jet made avail•·
ble by President Carter, Fonl'I!
top aide said today.
Ford arrived at Tweed-New
Haven Airport Sunday from
Palm Springs, in an Air Force
DC9. He is visiting Yale
University for 21h days under •
fellowship program.
Maj. Robert Barrett said Ford
asked the Carter staff for use~
the bl• ud White jet and it wu
provided. Ford, as president, had
provided a similar plane t~
Carter ad bis transition staff .
Teen Booked
In Shooting
LOS ANGELES (AP) -~
18-year--<lld youth wu arnstet
after be fatally shot a man aJ.
1e1edb' trylDa to bur1larile b1a
home ben. police aald.
Offken aatd HUiet Kebane wu booked SOndt,r for tnYeltl1•·
Uon of m•rder ·rollowtn• Ute ~ Seturdl.J becabH aft* ~the ~ lntridtr, ... ~ trwported the Vic· tlm aero11 aa 1lle1 to •
........... home imd NIDOftd
b1a ~ e«eca. mebtdbii · ld•tlftcetioD.
port first-quarter profit in-
creases of 100 percent over last
year.
The expected profits have
some company officials con-
cerned about a potential public
relations problem if consumers
think they were gouged in a time
of national hardship.
Interior Secretary Cecil An·
drus says he will -have a pre·
liminary report this week on
whether natural gas companies
are deliberately withholding sup-
plies.
If it appears that gas producers
are artificially creating the
shortage to drive up prices, a
widespr ead probe will be
launched, Andrus said.
MIDWEST, EAST
DIGGING OUT,.A4
SEATTLE PUSHES
CONSEAVATION-A7
The preliminary investigation
was instigated by Sen. Howard
Metzenbaum <D ·Ohio),
representing one of the states
most severely affected by the
winter shortage of gas.
Andrus told qoest:aoners on the
CBS program "Face the Nation"
Sunday that be was not yet able
to comment on whether the
shortage was deliberately creal·
ed, u Metzenbaum and others
charged.
But the former Idaho governor
said be did nol foresee a quick
~olution to the gas crisis and pre·
dieted that Americans will face
higher energy prices and more
stringent conservation measures
in thelut\lre.
Pennsylvania Gov. Milton
Shapp criticized gas producers,
saylng he believes they are using
the bitter cold as an excuse to
"blackjack" the public into pay.
ing higher prices.
H .A. Offutt, treasurer for
fourth-ranked Consolidated
Natural Gas Co. in Pittsburgh,
said h1s firm is pulling gas out or
storage that normally would not
have been used until March.
"Sure, we're selling more gas
now. and we're going to make
profits on it, but unless we can
find additional supplies for the
last three quarters we're going lo
be losing then," "-said.
These developments have not
been lost on investors. Prices for
natural gas stocks began a
.steady rise when it became ap-
parent the unusually cold winter
would mean increased gas sales
and profits.
For example, while Standard
and Poor's index, which
measures the activity of 500
stocks, changed little from Dec. 1
to Jan. 26, the index for natural
gas distributon' stocks jumped
from 77 .26 to 8'7.13.
But Corwith said utility stocks
may have peaked because in·
veaton are already looking
ahead to what will probably be a
more normal winter next year.
"This is a one-time spurt. It's
not the type of growth that can be
austalned," he said.
Officer Injured
Newport Beach motorcycle officer John
O'Connor, 25, was hurt Sunday ~fternoon
when his motorcycle tangled with a car
driven by Kelli Regan. 20, of 1300 Adams
Ave., Costa Mesa. Police said the accident
occurred near 28th Street on Newport
Boulevard. O'Connor was treated for cuts
and bruises at Hoag ~emorial Hospital.·
Frort1 Pa~ A I
MASSACRE
truders ignored black nuns and
staff members at the mission.
"They just seemed interested
in rounding up the Europeans,"
he said.
John Pott.er, police superinten·
dent for the area, contended the
attackers were members of the
outlawed Zimbabwe African Na-
tional Union, i1 black nationalist
movement. "under the alleged
control of Robert Mugabe."
Mugabe is a black nationalist
leader wit h whom Prime
Minister Ian Smith has refused to
negotiate a transition to black
majority government in
Rhodesia. Smith contends
Mugabe has Soviet backin~.
Potter said he doubted the
guerrillas had been ordered to
kill t_he ~ssionaries.
"They seem to do their own
thing," he said. "If they want to
burn down villages, that is what
they will do.··
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HEROIN ••.
Affidavits filed in U.S. District
Court last week by the federal
government state lbat Berman,
Paladino and another man still.
not identified began setting up
the lab in the industrial comolex
under the guise of a regular
pharmaceutical company.
They allegedly spent about
$30,000 on lab supplies and equip-
ment. the affidavits revealed.
Jn December, say agents, the
company ordered 21 kilos or
opium, which could have been
converted lo five pounds of pure
heroin. The o pium was
purchased from an East Coast
pharmaceutical supply com·
pany, agents said.
When agents entered the lab
Saturday, employes were al·
legedly in the process of convert·
ing that first batch of powdered
opium, agents said.
According to the affidavits, the
heroin to be produced by the
company would have been dis·
tributed as F rench heroin by
East Coast organized crime drug
outlets.
Berman, a convicted felon,
was armed with several knives
when arrested, agents said. A
search at bis Santa Ana home re-
vealed numerous pistols and
rifles and a collection of German
. army and Nazl Party
paraphernalia, the spokesman
said.
I
Governor 'Patro~'
Santa Ana Streets
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.
patrolled the streets of Santa
Ana Saturday night in a police
car for a first-hand look at the
department's program which
has given the city the best crime
reduction record of cities above
100.000 population in the U.S.
"I am impressed with your
dramatic reduction in the city's
crime rate," Brown told Police
Chief Raymond Davis.
Brown, who was accompanied
by his chief aid Gray Davis, dis·
cussed the workings or the com·
munily-officer patrol program
with chief Davis at a local coffee
shop until 2 a.m . Sunday.
Under the new program. the
city in 12 months went from first
place in the state (and third in
the nation) in rate of crime in·
crease to first place in both the
state and nation in rate of crime
decrease.
Chief Davis said today he was
pleasantly s urprised at how
Brown arrived with no ranrare on
short notice, and said Brown
showed great interest in pulling
the state's law enforcement
system together.
CdMMan Gets
90-day Jail
Term for Pot
A Corona det Mar man who ad-
mitted that he had 60 pounds of
marijuana in a plastic bag for sale
in his ~ession when Newport
Beach police arrested him has
been sentenced to 90 days in the
OrangeCoWtty Jail.
Superior Court Judge Bruce
Sumner ordered the jail term for
J ohn Strachan Bodrero, 25, of
435\.2 Carnation Ave., after he
pleaded guilty to possessing
marijuana for sale.
Bodrero was arrested Dec. 16
by undercover officers who said
the defendant assured them he
could supply them with between
five to 60 pounds of marijuana at
$135 a pound. .
They said they found a scale, a
hashish pipe and $775 in cash in
the home with the confiscated marijuana.
The defendant asked Judge
Sumner U he could serve his 90-
day Jail term only at nlgbt. 'l'be
judge agreed and Bodrero will
enter the jail at 7 p.m. and leave
at 6 a.m: each day.
··1 was real comfortable and
a mazed at his openness." Davis
said of his late night meeting
with Brown. "I've met a lot of
politicians before, but I was re·
ally Impressed. I guess you
could say I got good vibes," said
Davis.
brown arrived about 8 p.m.
Saturday and rode in a patrol
car with Officer Oliver Lofton.
During their 90-minute ride, the
governor joined Lofton in in·
vestigating a report or a
burglary in progress, a loud par·
ty complaint and a report of a
theft in progress.
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SCHOONER
pellers and other gear needed by
racing yachtsmen on the long
and sometimes arduous return
from race destinations.
Sloane designed the ~oat
himself -with help in lofting the
lines by Tom Ca r s well, a
Newport Beach designer. Sloane
spent six years in building the
vessel in his own boat yard on
18th Street. Costa Mesa.
The final 12 hours of the project
was spent in transporting the
vessel from the building site to
Blackie's Boat Yard, stepping
the masts and rigging it for sea.
The boat is 61 feet overall
length, 151,12 feet beam and dis·
places 52 tons without cargo. It is
pawered by a 6:71 GMC diesel
engine.
"I have no sail plan," says
Sloane. "She Is gaff-rigged in the
classic style or the old coastwise
cargo schooners."
Sloane has been around the
yachting scene for about 25
years. He got hjA first sea ex·
perience aboard {he old schooner
Southwind under skipper Bob
Waschkeit in 1952 and later
sailed aboard s uch famous
yachts as the old Morningstar in
19S4·SS.
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CIA •••
CIA, Theodore Sorensen,
withdrew Jan. 17 in the face of
s(iff Senate opposiUon.
He said be wanted to name so-
meone outside the intelllgence
commwuty. Turner, 53, is visit-
tne ln the Washington are•. He is
the tommander of NATO forces
in Southern Europe. ·
The adrDiral is a former presi-
dent of the Naval War College
and commander of lite Second
Fleet. Hil naval career bu been
primarily orrdest.royers.
A Rhodes scho•ar, he was an
aide to the aecretary ol tbe Navy
from llA to 191-0 and cllrett.ed the
syatems analysts dlviJJon 1n the
office ot the chief ol naval opera-
Uons before going to the war col-
Je1e.
Ne~nMan
Flees 1Prison
Local narcotlc.s tnvesUaators
have been notlfl~ by Canadian
auUloriU• to be on \he alert for a Ne~Beach man who escaped
frosn a B11lab. Columbia prison
overtbeweekend.
Orecory Orsat. 2', and Gncory
Lee Davia. 22, of llU)'1ville, Waah., escaped from the Lower
M alnland Regional Correetlonal
CentereartySaturday D>ornlq.
PrllOn oftlclall said the two
men,• were both MniQc time
for narcotlc:t ~atlocl1, .. wed
tbTou1h the ban coverln• a
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VOL 70, NO. 38, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES
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ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
Afternoon ,
N.y. Stoeks
TEN CE
1 Fede:ral .Agents · Bust Heroin Factory:
By IOIARY KA YE
Olt .. Dilly l"llet IU"
Federal agents have raided an I Irvine Industrial Complex
laboratory linked to East Coast
organized crime drug traffic and
believed to be the rtrst illicit
heroin factory uncovered in this
country.
Agents said they confiscated a
small amount or heroin at
Pearson Labs, 1810 Carnegie,5t ..
Santa Ana, Saturday but a
spokesman ftom the Dru& En·
forcement Administration ex· plained today the firin bad not
yet begun full.scale production of
the illegal drug.
However, the lab is capable of
producing more than *2 million
worth of heroin e.ach month,
agents said.
The president of the company.
Bernard Berman, 52, of Santa
Ana, was arrested at the lab dur·
ing the raid and charged with
conspiracy to manufacture bothlegalopiateproduct.s. heroin. However, agenta say me com·
Also arrested was Joaeph pan}' could also produce heroin,
Paladino 5.1 who waa picked up which has been banned by
at • bis Ne~ Jersey Home. federal law in the U.S. for 50
Paladino ls believed. to be the years. Since that ban took effect,
financier of the Santa Ana opera· the federal government bas never
tion. uncovered a laboratory where u.
According to the DE A legal heroin was being produced.
spoteaman, the new laboratory. U_p wiUJ now, all heroin was
which opened in November, was believed to be. produced lo
licensed to manufacture foreign countries -mostly
paragoric and morphine sulfate, France, Mexico and the Far East
Guerrillas Massacre 7
Missionaries in Africa
First Come, First Served
Between 8 and 11 this morning, 130 stu-
dents lined up at the UC Irvine housing of·
fice to sign up for the new student co-op
units now being completed on campus.
There is space for only between 20 and 40
students and the first students to sign up
will have preference. Housing officials ex-
peeled students to keep signing up all day,
including some requesting summer and
fall housing. The first spring residents are
due to move in March 25. Each two-
bedroom unit will rent for $200, with four
_students each paying $50 per month.
Viejo Getting Water
125-acre Lake Seen aa Emergency Measure
By WILLIAM SCHREIBER
Ol "'9 Oltlty ~ l!Mf
By the time W-acre Lake Mis· I aioo Viejo is full this summer, it
will contain l.2 billion gallons ol
fresh wale!" -enou1h to supply
all 37,000 residents of the sur-
rounding community for six
months in an emergency.
Harvey Steam, Mlasion Viejo
Qompany vice president for busi-
~s planning, communications
1 a,d research. today cited that
· pOtential benefit as one defense
lor the continued filling of the
I ~e manmade basin.
He said the current critical
'
Coast
Weather
water shortage in northern and
central California has "caust!i
some confusion'' among ·
Southern Californians who are
not directly affected by the
shortage.
"The question of water
shortages in northern California
is one of concern but is i.n reality
not related to water utilization
and conservation beine practiced
in southern Orange County,"
Steam said.
The company official called
the situation .. one ol those great
ironies in life, not unlike Houston
having a surplus of jobs during
the recession when the un-
employmentrate reached 20 per.
cent ln Detroi~
"While concerned and sym-
pathetic, Houston could not ex-
port jobs lo Detroit," Stearn
said. "They could only hope that
one day Detroit would be able to
alleviate future problems
tbrouih careful long-range plan·
ning."
Because of cutbacks in con·
aumptlon of Northern California
water supplies coming via the
California aqueduct, the agen-
cies supplying water to fill the
lake are relying more on
Colorado River water.
Stearn said the Colorado's
water "would be discarded
without benefit" if not used in
Southern California because it
would "otherwise now into the
salty reaches of the Sea of
Cort.ea."
Accord.l.ng to Steam, there is
no current water sbQrtqe in
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4Nuns
Among
Victims
SALISBURY. Rhodesia <AP>
-Seven white Roman Catholic
missionaries, including four
nuns, were lined up and shot in a
guerrilla attack that stunned
Christian church groups in
Rhodesia and brought an ex-
pression of "profound grief"
from Pope Paul VI.
Officials said it was the worst
group killing of whites in four
years of war by black guerrillas
against Rhodesia's white govern-
ment.
The one survivor of the shoot-
ing said three German
Dominican nuns, an English
Dominican nun, two Jesuit mis-
sionaries from Germ~ny and a
lay brother from Ireland were
executed inside the compound of
their mission school north of
Salisbury on Sunday night by
guerrillas who areued about who
would do the shooting.
"They did not say one word
about why they were doing this to
us.'' said Father Dunstant
Myerscough, an English Jesuit
who said he threw himself to the
ground when the guerrillas
opened fire. ·'When one of the sis·
ters asked what they wanted, one
them said, 'We want our coun-try• I "
Rbodeslan·police said they col-
lected 111 empty cartridges from
Soviet-made machine guns at the
shooting scene, the Catholic
M aaumi mission in lush, billy
country 36 miles northeast of the
Rhodesian capital.
A telegram sent by the Vatican
to black Archbishop Patrick
Chakaipa or Salisbury said Pope
Paul "prays for peace and
justice to be re-established in all
regions afflicted by these
atrocious crimes."
Archbishop Cbakaipa called
the guerrilla attack an "evil act"
which made a "mockery or
whatever good ideals they claim
to serve."
Father Myerscoueh said 12
guerrillas gathered him and the
seven others on a sandy road run·
ning through the mission com·
pound, then 1eemed to argue
about who should kill them.
"One came forward and then
withdrew. Then another did the
same. Eventually three came
forward and the others ran off.
They raised their guns and
opened fire."
Anolber white nun, 74, bad
been ordered out of her room but
fell when a guerrilla pushed her
tbrouah the door. She said he left
her behind alter she told him she <See MAMAcai;. Pa1e AZ>
Fair tonisbt with some
variable hiah clouds. In·
creasing cloudiness Tues-
day. Lows too11ht 44 to 47.
Highs Tuesday 68 to 73,
Brown Tours
Santa Ana
With Police Rainfall Due?
INSIDE TODAY
TM Jd&r-quakit of loat 11ear
lbal took 23,000 Zfvn. Old hi·
jurcd 15,fJllO ba Cucdmao.lo hell ~honged lfH1. hom ... and
econornu ift ncanrtruclfM. SUWJ~B&. '
~ight Drought Relief. Seen
-and later smuggled Into the
United States.
Affldavlts filed in U.S. Di.at.rid
Court last week by the federal
eovernment state that Berman,
Paladino and another man still
not identified beean setting .\ll>
the lab in the industrial comDlex under the guise of a regular
pharmaceutical company.
They allegedly spent about
$30,000 oo lab supplies and equip-
ment. the affidavits revealed.
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NAMED CIA CHIEF
Certer Cleumete Tarner
·carter Taps
Admiral as
CIA Leader
WASHINGTON <AP) -Presi·
dent Carter today chose Adm.
Stansfield Turner. a classmate from tbe Naval Academy, to
direct the Central Intelligence
Agency.
White House press secretary
Jody Powell said Carter reels the
admiral "i.s eminently qualified
for this position with a broad
background academically and
militarily."
Presidential assistant
Hamilton Jordan said Sunday
that Turner is "one of the leading
candidates" for the CIA post.
Turner was graduated first In
his class at Annapolis -the
same year in which Carter
finished 59th.
Carter met with his Cabinet to-
day but did not allow reporters to
observe the session, as he bas
said he might.
He a1ao scheduled an Oval Of.
·lice session with D"efen1e
Secretary Harold Brown and
Thomas B. Lance, director of the
Office of Management and
Budget.
On Tuesday, Carter plans his
first formal news conference as
president. He has scheduled
personal visits to government d~
partments later in the week.
Carter's first choice to head the
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In December, say aeents, th&
company ordered 21 kilos of
opium, which could have been
converted to five pounds of pure
heroin . The opium was
purchased from an East Coa.st
pharmaceutical supply com·
pany, agents said.
When agents entered the lab
Saturday, employes were al·
legedly in the process of convert-
ing that ftrSt batch of powdered'
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34]ailed
,
In Rock
Fan Flap :
Thirty four people, including
three illegal Mexican aliens
armed with rifles, were arrested
Sunday by Orange County
Sberifrs officers in scuffles that
followed the cancellation of an
Escape Country rock concert.
Deputies jailed 29 men and five
women on charges that included
trespassing, drunk in public, as-
saults on each other and on police
officers, failure to disperse and
loitering .
Patrol cars were out in force as
property owners in Modjeska,•
Trabuco and SUverado canyons
called in to report trespassersJ
many of them motorcyclists tiho
carried beer bottles and cans as.
they weaved in and out of Sunda)'
traffic.
Officers said most of the trou-
ble was caused by disgruntled
rock fans who arrived at Escape
Country for a concert that bad
been canceled earlier in the
week.
They s'aid the organizers of the
concert took the decision to
cancel the performance follow·
ing complaints about the rowW.
ness that has erupted during and
after performances in the
TrabucoCanyon auditorium.
Incidents have included the
fatal stabbing of a patron who
tried to halt a fight that broke out
during a standing room only rock
concert at Escape Country.
Deputies said the heart of the
disturbance Sunday appeared to
be centered around a cafe at
Cook's Comers where nearly 300
persons, many of them
motorcyclists , jeered officers
dispatched to the scene.
Three illegal Mexican aliens
were found biding in the back of a
van parked near that location,
deputies said. They said the trio
will be turned over to immigra·
tion officials.
Thief Gets Cash
A burglar who entered an El
Taro home whUe the occupant
was a.sleep stole $500 in cash and
a number of credit cards. Orange
County sheriff's officers said the
theft was reported by pest con·
trol specialist Norbert Robert
Malczynski, 45, of 22702
Woodlake Lane. The intrudel"
&ained entry to the living room
via sliding glass door.
Toro Homeowners
Eye Incorporation
county Board of Superv~sors.
Lastsprin1, voters rejectedtbe
establishment of an El Toro
Municipal Advl1ory Council
(MAC) which would have been a
formal advisory group to
1upervilon.
Mission Viejo. whJcb allo ii be·
Ing uked to participate in the
atudy, already has a MAC.
C4JV"l' PEDAL IT!
SO PEDDLE IT
So )'OU aave up bicycling in
favor ol. mountain climbing • • .
now what do you do with the blkea?
''WelOldlbeml"
That'a UM adveatlaing 111ccess
experienced by a Costa Mesa
couple wbo placed this clualfied ad:
LldY's bOte 3 spd Cen·
turlon '40. Nan'• to apd,
'40. Beth in ld cond. Xll· uxx
If 1ou'd Ulte to convert
eomet!\lnl into c:a1h, call tbe DaUYPllotat~. . .
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PITTSBURGH (AP) -
Natural eu distributors may n-
ap up to 100 percent Increases in
flnt-quarter t>r<lfltl because al
tb.11 wtnw"• bluer cold, 1a,v utill·
ty officials and investment
analysts.
But they aay a.call to arms by
outraged comumers would be
premature becauH the profit
bulae is likely to dl1appear amid
ahortaaea later in the year.
.. Profits wlll be
astronomical," sald a
spokesman for the Buffalo, N.Y.·
baaed National Fuel Gas Com· pany, which serves 865,000
customen in Pennsylvania, New
York and Ohio. "But the main-re-
aaon for that is because we're
selling most of our gas in the tint
quarter."
Foster Corwith, a natural gas
specialist for Standard and
Poor's investment service, said
he expects some companies to re·
port first.quarter profit lo·
creases of 100 percent over last
year.
-U It appean that cu producers
al"e artificially creatln1 the
abortqe to drive up prices, a
wldeapr•ad probe will be
laanehed. Andrus aald~
MIDWEST, !AST
DIGGING OUT, A4
SEATTLE PUSHES
CONSERVATION-A7
The preliminary investicauon
waa tuUgated by Sen. Howarcl
Metaenbaum <D ·Ohlo>,
representing one of the stat.es
most severely affected by the
winter s~age of g~s.
Andrus told quesuooers on the
CBS procram "Face the Nation"
Sunday that be was not yet able
to comment on whether the
short~e was deliberately creat·
ed, as Met.ienbaum and others
charged.
Soar . ' . a1Yliilr lie belines u., ar• 1111ai tb• bfue:r eotd u a.a •xcuae to .. blaek)aclr0 th• public into pay-
inl hi&berprlces.
H .A. Ottutt, treasurer for
fourth.ranked Consolidated
Natural Gas Co. in Pittabursh.
11td h1I ft.rm la pulling gaa out of
atoraie that normally would not
have been used until March.
"Sure, we're aeUing more gu
now ' and we're aoing to make
profits on it, but unless we can
flnd addiUonaJ supplies for the
laat three quarters we 're eoing to
be losing then," he said.
These developments have not
been lost on investors. Prices for
natural gas stocks be1an a
steady rise when it became ap-
parent the unusually cold winter
would mean increased gas sales a~d profits.
The expected profits have But the fonner Idaho governor
For example. while Standard
a nd Poor's inde x , which
measures the activity of 500
stocb, changed little from Dec. l
to Jan. 26, the index for natural
gas distributors' stocks jumped
from 77.26to87.13.
some company officials con· saJd be did not foresee a quick
cerned about a potential public solution to the gas crisis and pre· But Corwith said utility stocks
may have peaked because in·
ves tors are alr eady looking
ahead to what will probably be a
more normal winter next year.
relations problem if consumers dieted that Americans will face
think they were gouged in a time bi1her energy prices and more
of national hardship. stringent conservation measures
Interior Secretary Cecil An· in thefUture. "This is a one·time spurt. It's
not the type of growth that can be
sustained." he said.
drus says he will have a pre· Pennsylvania Gov. Milton
liminary report this week on Shapp criticized gas producers, * * •. * * *
SuJdenlJ'haw Could Newport's
Police Chief Trigger Flooding
Will Retire WASHINGTON CAP) -The
National Weather Service
warned today that a sudden
break in the s evere winter
weather in the next month or two
could trigger Cloodinll? in the
Freeze Kills
Scoutmaster
BLAIRSVILLE, Ga .
(AP ) -A scoutmaster
who couldn't keep step
with his troop apparently
froze to death in Georgia's
northern mountains.
The s coutma s ter ,
Marvin Charlie Lue, a :n.
year-old s c hoolteacher
from Decatur, did not have
adequate clothing to
withstand the 40-mile·per·
hour winds and near-zero
temperatures, nor was he
carrying any matches to
start a fire, authorities
said.
Rescue workers s pent
Saturday night searching
for Lue before finding his
body Sunday, huddled near
the Appalachian Trail,
authorities said.
Viejo School
Oasses Set
Sketching o r palntlne the
m odel will be featured In an adult
educ ation course for in·
termediate and advanced art llu·
dents beelMine at 7 p.m. Tuea·
day ln Room 501 at Miulon Viejo
Hith School.
Students are beina asked to br·
•i:ig charcoal and paper to the
first class. Als o, a project
material.a fee of $10 will be re· quired
Further information about this
and other painting classes may
be obtained by calling the Sad·
dleback Valley Unified School
District Adult Education Office at 83'7-6270.
Inmate Hangs SeU
LOS ANGELES <AP> -An aJ.
leged federal prison escapee was
discovered Sunday hanged in his
county jail cell, authorities aaid.
09'ANQI COAST ae
DAILY PILOT
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eastern portion ol the nation.
Robert M. Wh ite, ad·
m inistrator of the weather
service, said that the danger is
the result of the heavy freezing of
rivers and lakes and thick snow
cover in some areas.
A sudden thaw would trigger
large runoffs of water, while the
ice in the rivers could congest in·
to dams backing up the water.
The Weather Service identified
as areas with the highest nooct
potential the basin that drains in·
to Lake Erie and Lake Ontario:
the area served by tributaries of
the Ohio River in western New
York, western Pennsylvania and
West Virginia, and communities
on the mainstream of the Ohfo
south to Cincinnati.
Identified as areas with a
moderate potential or flood
danger were central and eastern
Penaaylvania and New York, all
of New Jers ey, weste rn
Maryland and the Ohio River
drainage areas of Indiana and II·
linois.
·'It is too early to predict if
nooding wiU occur, but common
. sense dictates that the public be
kept aware or the problem on a
continuing basis," White said.
"Of course, a more gradual
thaw would minimize the pro-
blem, ••be added.
B. James Glavas. Newport
Beach's police chief for the past
15 years. &Mounced his retire·
meot today.
In a letter to City Man ager
Robert Wynn, Glavas, who will
be 65 in June said he will retire
April 30.
Wynn s aid city Personnel
Direct.or Frank Ivens will meet
with the city's Civil Service
Board tonight to begin "the
mechanics of selecting a suc·
c~sor to the chief."
(Havas joined the Newport
Beach police department in Oc·
tober 1961 after leaving the Los
Angeles Police Department
where he ~erved as a captain.
He spent23 years with the LAPD.
During his career, he has
served as president of the
Southern California Juvenile Of·
ficel'$' Association, president of
the California State Juvenile Of.
ricers' Association and president
of both the California and
Orange County Chiefs of Police
Associations.
He also served as president or
the California Peace Officers
Association and is a member of
the International Association of
Chiefs of Police.
Third Tridz Ruled
In Marine Beatings
A tblrd general court·martlal
was ordered today in the cue or
14 black Marines at Camp
Pendleton accused or beatlne up
wbJtes whom they reportedly
thouabt were Ku Klux Klansmen.
No date hat been set for the
start of the trials, the latest of
which wu ordered for Lance
Cpl. Anthony T. Matthews, 20, of
Mobile, Ala.
The charges against Matthews
include alx counts or assault and
oae of conspiracy to commit U ·
aault. He could be sentenced to 31
years, confinement at hard labor
if convicted on all the counts.
The blac:ka earlier ordered
held for general court martiab
are Sgt. Wutiam M. Spencer, 23.
of High Polnt, N.C., and PFC
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BROWN •••
the nation) in rate of crime 111·
creue to lint place in both th~
state and n.aUon ln rate of crime
~ecrease. .
Donald R. Hunter, 22, of Winston·
Salem,N.C.
Another was acquitted in a
special court-martial trial, but
two othen pleaded guilty to re·
duced charges. The charges
against another of the blacks
were dropped in return for
testimony.
South Coast
ROP Officials
Study Program
Capiatranq·Laeuna ~eglonal,
Occupational Prf)eram· (ROP)
board mem~rs will study a pro-
sram assessment Tues4ay and
f'Onslder a letter of reslenlltion
from the PJ'Otram 's superinten-
«tent.
The board m eetint is
soheduled for 7:30 p.m . at
Capiltrano Unllled Sebool Dia·
tJict olflcea, 32971 Calle Perfecto
in San lua.n Ca11latrano. Chief Davis said today .be WU
pleasantly surprtaed at how
Brown arrived with no fanfare on Hector Navurrette. who bas
abort notice. and Hid Brown been witb &bl ROP more than
showed put interest tn Pu.Uina ftve ,eart, wrote lD htJ letter of
the 1tate'1 law enforcement Nsi1nattoo dated Jan. 7 that a
ay1temtocether. broader financial base must be
"I wu real comfortable and ..Ubllabed if the ROP ii to coo-amazed at bla openneta,0 Davia. Unue.
sald at bis late nlpt meetlnl
wltb Brown. "I've 1J1et. a ~ o( · The ROP, Wblcb was deslped
pollt.ld,_ before. but i w re· to train hlCh echool atudenta, out
ally tmpre11ed. I iue11 ou of school 10Utb and adults In
oopld 01 riot aood vibes," aald • mar~.table akUl1. c:Ul'Nntly bu
D•vla. .. an enrolllnent ol 913. ·
li.rown vrl•ed a)out I p.m. Tbe IDOlt popular COllJ'M qtfer.
Sabantay ud rode In a patrol int amoq hlsh ecbool 1tuclenta
ear with OfftMl" OJtnr Lofton. lit lM prosram Al lt..U ~ Dun., thllr IO-mmut. rtde. tbe w1tb'5mrUled. •
1overaor JGilMid LOftOil aa b Amoni adults tlie mod heavilY.
VHll1atha1 • reporr of a enrolled COWH1 -.re Dtiata1 ». bii~ 111 lll'OINM, a &alilid ~ llltant.; S1:DG1enc1 MldlUI >..,:;
b'.1ea 1' I , Md a~ al• 1launt. •.Ucal AUUt.ant _. tliaft........... -~/V..m.,,..
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IRVINE INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX 'HEROIN FACTORY' LINKED TO ORGANIZED CRIME
Company Pre1ldent, Bernard Berman Of Santa Ana, Arrested During Weekend Reid
New Junior High
System Due Study
The public will have its first op·
portunity tonight to examine the
new style of organization pro.
posed for Shorecliffs Junior High
School, scheduled to open in Sep·
temberin San Clemente.
Superint endent Jerome
Thornsley will recommend the
new management and educa·
tional system to Capistrano
Unified School District trustees
when they meet at 7:30 p.m. in
district offices, 32972 Calle
Perfecto, San Juan Capistrano.
~ather than having 10 depart·
ment chairmen, as a traditional
junior high the size of Shorecliffs
might have, Thomsley proposes
that fhe administration de·
signate four "village leaders."
The four village leaders, or
curriculum coordinators, would
be responsible for curriculum de·
velopment, parent c'ommunica·
lion, student performance as·
sessm ent and s upervis ion,
budget control, inservice train·
ing, text and other books, field
studies, conferences and written
reports u required. according to
Thornsley's recommendation.
The village leaders will cost
the district $2,986 less per year
than traditional department
heads, according to Thornsley's
report.
A similar plan has been drawn
up for Capistrano Valley High
School scheduled tQ open in Sep·
tember in Mission Viejo. Instead
of department chairmen, the new
high school will have cluster
leaders.
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WATER •••
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Each of the five cluster leaders
will be responsible for a specific
area -basic skills. environ·
ment. applied skills, human re·
sources or student services.
William Manahan. a candidate
in the March 8 trustee election,
has called the proposed cluster
leader approach a "r ipoff," an
attempt by the district to save
money at the expense of good
education.
How can one cluster leader
teach classes, act as department
chairman for several academic
areas and counsel students on top
of that, asked Manahan, who
teaches elementary school in the
neighboring Saddleback Valley
Unified School District.
E'rort1 Page Al
CIA •••
C IA , T heodore Sorens en.
withdrew Jan. 17 in the face of
stiff Senate opposition.
He said he wanted to name so-
meone outside the intelligence
community. Turner, 53, is visit·
ing in the Washington area. He is
the commander of NATO forces
in Southern Europe.
The admiral is a former presi·
dent of the Naval War College
and commander of the Second
Fleet. His naval career has been
primarily on destroyers.
A Rhodes scholar, he was an
aide to the secretary of the Navy
from 1968 lo 1970 and directed the
systems analysis division in the
office or the chief of naval opera·
tions before going to the war col·
Jege.
Fro.Page Al
HEROIN ••.
opium. agents said.
According to the affidavits, the
heroin to be produced by tbe
company would have been dis-
tributed as French heroin by
East Coast organized crime drug
outlets.
Berman, a convicted felon,
was armed with several knives
when arrested, agents said. A
search at his Santa Ana home re·
vealed numerous pistols and
rifles and a collection of German
army and Nazi Party
paraphernalia, the spokesman
said.
Fro• PQfle Al
MASSACRE
had arthritis and could not move
quickly.
"Later I heard the shooting,"
she said. '
Father Myerscough said the in·
truders ignored black nuns and
staff members at the mission.
"They just seemed interested.
in rounding up the Europeans,·~
he said.
John. Potter, police superlnten.
dent for the area, contended the
attackers were members of the
outlawed Zimbabwe African Na· •
tional Union, a black nationalist.
movement, "under the alleged.
control of Robert Mugabe."
Mugabe is a black nationalist
I e a d e r with whom Prime
Minister Ian Smith has refused to
ne~otwle a transition to black
m .:1 Jo r 1ty gove rnm e nt i~
Rhod e sia. Smith contends
Mugabe has Soviet backing.
Potter s:ud he doubted thQo
guerrillas had been ordered to-
kill the missionaries.
"They seem to do their own
thing," he said. "If they want to
burn down villages, that is what
they will do."
Southern California because of
good long-range planning.
The Metropolitan Water Dis·
trict, which sells water to the
Santa Margarita Water District
to use in filling the lake, has de·
t e rmined tha t there is no
shortage anticipated in the south
part of the state for the balance
of this year.
Sclwoner Given
Rousing Sen.doff
MWD officials have also in·
dicated that, while usage of
northern water can be reduced
and augmented by the Colorado
aqueduct, the Colorado River
supplies can't be piped north to
relieve that area's crisis.
Steam noted that the Santa
Margarita District, with backing
from his firm, is developing a
mlllion·gallon-per-day waler
reclamation plant that will save
as much water tn three years as
is golng into the lake.
The reclaimed water cannot be
used in the lake because of state
health standards but it can be
used to offset water consumption
for irrigiatlon.
According to Steam, the 1ake's
walet •upply is considered an
emeriency reservoir to sustain •
tbe local area in the event
normal supplies were cut off.
Apart from the emer1ency
benefit.a, Stern said the lake
provides a local recreation re·
source for community residents
who would otherwise commute
by car to distant areas, causing
other environmeatal Dtoblems.
According to the company ex·
ecut.lve, the lake bas been in the
plannlna at.a1es for •ix ynrs a"d
the contract for waler aupplles
waa let three years ago at a coat
of $500,000.
Dwinl the plan.nJna stages.
Steam said, tfae comH,•DY has been lnvol ved ln a total re-
aource.t conaervatlon plannina
progam" that bu resulted In
altered boulinC deitpe tb1t cort· aerv•-*'· •lect.rlclty and JU.
l&•a1'9 also contended that I.Pe tl1uloo Viejo 11 llot a water
•ater ln tho tradiUObal lenM ot •ins nter once •d dlacardinl
it; He bo&ed tb1l "'9 laJre water
,iriU M fe.UMd offl' Wld qv.r. DellJl4te UUa ,..._. upect. tbe
lake Will ""ulfe 131 million f al.lJaDI a year tO replace water
lolttoe¥•Ponti0e and ......
By ALMON LOCKABEY
O.lly Pilot lofll"' Edit« Spike Africa is a veteran
seaman and yacht skipper on the
West Coast. known to yachtsmen
from San Diego to SeatUe to
Honolulu and Tahiti.
Spike Africa also is the name of
the latest schooner to hit the
water in these parts.
She is a 61-fool tops'I schooner
deslfned and built by veteran
yacht skipper and yacht de·
Uverer Bob Sloane of Newport
Beach. She was launched Sunday
-with Spike Africa's "blessing"
at Blackie's Boat Yard in
Newport Beach.
The colorful launching was wit·
nessed by more than 300 yachting
types -from dec~ands to skip·
pers -who drank ''punch" from
the ship's skiff and were fed
roasted pis sliced and served at
the launching site.
In addition to the throngs on
s ho r e, every sc hooner in
Newport Harbor was on hand,
loaded to the gunwales with spec·
tators and llieodl to wish Sloane
a long and successful career with
his new vessel.
Soike Africa la not a yacht-as
Spike Africa remained 12.year
old Robbie Sloane, son of the
owner, who amubed a magnum
of cbampalfte across the bow or
the cracet.al work boat.
Sloane aald the schooner will
be used to transj)Ort crulaln1
1ear for radrur )acbtsmen to Mex!~ and othet IQDC distance rac~ termlb•UC?b!.
ll'rom tho ouuttle Solke Africa
hll the appearance of a araceful
crulllftl 11dlt, but. Mlofi d~kl
the m~o~ part of the Htatl
amldllQI .. a cargo apaee c1p1·
ble tJr hartctlln1 31 toal ot ••Ill,
dlnJblel, ancbon, auxiliary pro-
pellen ~ Other sear ll~ed by
ratln1 Jatbtsmen • the lq
and tometlmee arduou NtW'1l
from raice dtlltlnaUonl. •
Sloane deeiaoed th• boil
himself -with help in lofting the
lines by Tom Carswe ll, a
Newport. Beach designer. Sloa.ae
spent six years in building Ute
vessel in bis own boat yard Oil
18th Street, Costa Mesa. •
The final 12 hours or the projeet
was spent in transporting t.fte
vessel from the bullding site to
Blackie's Boat Yard, st.epplQI
the masta and rigging it for sea\iil.
The boat is 61 feet Ol'erui
length, 15\l'J feet beam and I places 52 tons without cargo. 1t;
powered by a 6:71 GMC di
engine. ,,,
"l have no sail plan," ti
Sloane. "She la gaff-rigged in
classic style of the old coast
cargo schooners." ~
Sloane has been around tAll
yachting scene ror about•
ye ars. He got his first sea w
perlence aboard the old sch~
Southwind under skipper •
Waschkeil in 1952 and ta•
sailed aboard s ucb famc9
yar.hts as the old Momin11taiteia
1954·55. --In recent years Sloane •
made a career as a professlOllll
boat deliverer from such points
as the East Coast, the Caribbean,
Me,Uco, Honolulu and Tahiti
Spike Alrica, aelf.atyled .. pre.
sidentofthe Pacific Ocean", allO
is a profeuionaJ seaman who hu
served u skipper and sailing
maatet aboard many famous
yachts, lncludlns Sterllnt
• Hayden's Wanderer.
Rnling Reversed
CHfCAOO (AP) -In a
tui'natioQt from t.be late II
Richard J. Daley's adminlltfa·
Uon, Chlcaao'• political leaden
have decided not to appeal ~
orden to hire ~d promote poijce
penonnel on the bula of racfal
and sexual quotas.
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NYSE COMPOSITE
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Dip .Bapped ·
81 lllL'l'ON **"OWM AD bluorlbAe law cl tmh'• that outaldl!n ftDd dU-fteult to undentand ls that tt JOU don't beat last rear'• r. cord. JOU're a loeel'. It'• not _,..lb to equal your prHtoaa perfonnuce.
You have to top {t. Woe Wide tbe e.lmpaay that m.abl a
habit cl dolQI belt« every year-ad tben fatt.s. n wUl be
clobberedforbreacbofpromlle.
TUB Dl'O&CEa OF TIL\TIAWIS Wall su.t.. wtddl
rewanb and~ by dMermtDJnl tb9 price at wbtcb
your ltock eella. Wbf!n it plaee. YOU?' eoml)aa1 an a fut
tract, ltexpeeta you to stay then.
What bappem to a c~ that falll •UOtl.J off tbe pa~ after years of. reeord-bftair:ml perlormutt11 WM ct.-
momtnted vividly last mootb when Heublein Inc. loll Ila
halo.
Founded In 18'75 in
Hartford. Codn., where
lt'a aUll headquartered.
ffeqbJeln made Its way
in the world witb bottled
cocktails. wbicb it in·
vented in 1883. A-1 steak
aauce and a line of im-
Maner
Tree
DC>rted foods. wines and Uqoon. It hit U. jackpot .._,
World War II with Smirnoff vodka. a "'4•n• ~eked ap a
1939 for a paltry si•.ooo.
AS TBE UNITED STATES BECAllE a lad ol ~ clrlnken. Heublein rode a tide to the very top ecbllc-ol tbe
d.iltilling industry. Not only i5 Sm.lrnoft tbe tn1M41Hn1
vda brand, it outsells every other liquor braDd lD tbe na-
tion except Seaaram'a 7 Crown. Wltb two albs *-I
vodU brands, A>pov and Relska, Heubleln bu lockbokt c.
the vodka mart:et.
Vodka profits enabled Heublein to do what all powtac
corporatiam like to do: acquire other bualneu•. ltleOOl*I
U1> California's United Vintners, which. DRt to Gallo, la tbe
nation's largest marketer ol wines <ln&lenoot ud Jtallaa
Swiaa Colony are two of lta ~ labels>. It ablorbed one ol
California's ftnest premium wine homes, Beaulieu. ID one
of lta biaest bites, it acquired the Kentucky Fried a.lcten
business, second only to McDcmald's1 in the fut.food In-
dustry.
It was a seemingly bountiful feut. Heublein'• tales
over the past decade went from $350 million to $1.1 bWlca.
Profits jumped from $14 millloo to $'13 milliOll. Sales and
earnings went up every year lite clockwork. Heublein never
missed. Wall Street loved it.
IN THE LAST TRaEE MONTHS OP 19'16, however, the
Heublein perpetual mo11ey-mating machine developed rust
spots. 'lbe vodka business remained strong, but there waa
trouble oa the wine front and at the fried eblcten atands.
Salee at the Kentucky Fried Chicken un1ta were down,
so much so that the company began to cut prices. The other
di.saater was in pop Wines, a raging fad several yean ago,
which Heublein bad capitall%ed on with its T.J. Swann and
Annie Green Springs labels. These two wines took lt on the
chin wtth sales declines ranging from 50 to60 perest.
For Heublein, it meant sales in the final quarter ol 1976
were off 3 percent; profits were down 13 pe~t. lt's by no
means a financial debacle for this COl'l>Ol'•tion. Heublein is
still doing business of more than $1.S billion a year, and lt
will still manage to clear more than '85 million after tum.
Many a company would like to do as well.
BUl'TIL\T'S NOT THE WAY THEY view aaeb matters
OD Wall Street. The day Heublein diaclosed tta 1J per«nt
profit allele, tbe company's stock was ae1l1q aboYe $t0. Dls-
gnmtled traders Immediately sold off enough to brtq tbe
price down to $33.62. On the followlng dQ they knocked It
downto$31.
In two days Heublein lost nearly on~arter cl lta total
value. It's a far cry from the S60 price the stock anee eom-
manded.
U there's one thing they don't like on Wall Street, tt•s a
company that can't continue to Improve on yest.rdQ.
That's a loser. no matter how many vodka martinil are t..
log ordered around the country.
Airlines Reverse
Duwnward Trend
NEW YORK CAP> -The nation's ai.rlineindUltrJ, after
cutting costs and juggling rares to win back p&llellfen IDd
profits, has rebounded strona).y from the depressed lnell ol
19'15 and is lookini toward a healthy 19'1'7.
"The industry bu staged a siplftcant ccmebaek from
the con'08ive effecta of the recession,•• said Juliua Maldutil,
a vice prealdent and transportatioo apeeiallat with the in-
vestment banking firm of Salomon Brothers .
.. AND THE P&OSPECl'S FOa nraTBEa eaminas
growth tb1a year and in 1978 teem Pf'OIDilinl,'' be aaJd.
When earninp reports ''-Jut year are ID, the 11 mljor
airlines may show a total profit ol $350 million ID 1978 from a
loss of $100 million over· all ln 1975, Maldutll said.
Contributinc facton in the turnaround were a sublltalt-
tial gain in puaeqer miles Down, lar1ely due to an im-proved ecmomy; an increase of about 10 perceat Jn
domestic f area, and effective ~-control proarama.
TOE avlL d&ONAtrnCS BOAD said that Ill tbe 12 months ended Nov. 30, latest period for wbJeb ataU.Uca are
available, the country's 36 domestic and internatloaal
atrllnee new lTT.128 billion scheduled PuseDler miles,~
t .5 percent from the 11%.180 billion miles flown in 19'75. Tbe oiw-.,. baled on one paJinl puaencer earned one mile. In tbe 1980I. wben air travel wu boominl, IDmlal
growth rates were in the 15 percent area. Lut year's t.e ·
percent tncreue wu within current lnduatry expeetatiOm an4 looked Sood ln eontrut 1'lth tbe ms dedlDe ot .1 s--
cent from ur74.
Wblle b$per puaenaer loads have lnoreued eal"lllnO. ,
the alrlln• lttll bave to cope with rlliDI tu.! COits.
THE PUCE OF OOME91'1C IET fuel l'OM •.t pered : between November 19'74 and last November to U.1 e.a a
gallon. tbe CAB aald. IDtematiGnal tuel, bown•. nat.z 1 only 1.8 peremt, to 37 .1 cenll a pJloo. lD tbe UIOI, domel Jet luel COit about 11ceptaa1alloo.
MaQJ alrl1Dee seem to have learned to Uve wtUt eomfDI
fuel coetl by employtq conservation me-.Ul'M, indadlaa
reduced crul.llq speeds aod use ot only two ot four enc1Del
OD runway tu.liq.
Firm to Pay Dividend