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Home My WebLink About1977-09-26 - Orange Coast PilotJI IIJ W ~ Fullerton College - ' ..... Spill Spreads 'Good 01' Billy' Over 5 Miles Steals the Show / Of Baja Beach At Knott's Farm ' . 1t., t DAILY PILOT Trial ----.--...·raze , . ' . * . * * 1oc * * * I . . MONDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 26, 1977 t Fullerto::~:;:: .. • ..... Defense Attempts Hypnosis I Student Fires On Two, Dies By GARY GRANVILLE OI ,,_ Oally l"lloi Statt A 27-year-old student carrying a rifle and handgun walked into a Fullerton Community College classroom today and wounded an instructor's aide before kill· ini himself. Police said the .22-caliber rifle jammed after the gunman. iden- tified as Gerald Harunoba Ue· jima, o r 276 7 Ba ll Road . Anaheim, fi red a single bullet. Before his Journey to the cam· pus and ultimately his own death. Ue11ma reportedly was embroiled man argument with a neighbor in his apartment com· plex . Police believe he fi red a single bullet that struck the neighbor an a shoulder before he headed towards the college campus. The uniden(ified neighbor re- pottedly was being treated for his wound at Garden P ark Hospital in Anaheim . That jamming may have spared the junior college cam- pus in downtown Fullerton from becoming the s cen e or a massacre similar to one at a col- lege campus four miles distant in July, 1976, police said. In that July 7, 1976, shooting at Cal State Fullertofl, seven peo- ple were killed and two persons were seriously injured. Last month, a jury convicted Edward Charles All away, a custodian at the university, of the murders. Today's shooting occurred shortly after 8 a. m. when Ue- J 1 ma drove his car to a door leading to a classroom. After entering the classroom he reportedly mumbled some "ords before firing J single shot from the rifle. The bullet struck an instr uctor 's aide, Terri Harris. 36, in the hip. Witnesses told police Uejima a pparently became frustrated when the rifle jammed , threw it to the fl oor and then fired a s ingle shot from a handgun before placing that gun to his temple and pulling the trigger. Miss Harris was taken to St. Jude Hospital for treatment of her injury. CSeeSTUDENT, PageA2) ~ilot Introduces New Page Styles . . .. ,.....,...... BILLY CARTER TALKS TO BEAUTY CONTESTANTS AT KNOTI'S BEARY FARM President's Brother Steals the Show as Grand Marshal In Parade Bike Rumbk Ends With ~~.=~ Police closed two ban here and called in about 80 extra officers to help run an unruly crowd of motorcyclists out Qf town .. Thirteen persona were arrest- ed Sunday night, about half of them bikers, on various charges ranainl from assault and battery to drlnkln& in public, police said. No one waa aertoualy injured, of- !lcen reported. About 50 to 75 blkera were ln town for Brisbane's Western Daya fesUvlttes, whlcb closed Sunday alter three days, police said. The ?'\lmbJe beaan at about 9 p.m. aftW four b1kera were ar· rested for brawUnc in the streets. OtMr ..,. ~)'diltl b81an toll· tq ~ llld llaUla at ~e Ud Nfuled to 6Dlne, even after two ban wtN'e~ed early. MMeilW Iii rtWorcemeta from ~ tommualt1•, In· cl.._ IOIDe Poltff do~. UDed tbemtel-.. Oft tM streeU Ind •lain an9d UMt blken to'""· Tbe7dld. Billy Carter a 'Hit' At Krwtt's Show On a day that f ea tu red a human cannonball, marathon dancers and parachute jumpers, it was Bllly Carter who stole the show at Knott's Berry Farm Sun· day. Well tanned and weartna a leisure suit, the beat known - MIAMI (AP> -A hypnotic drug was secretly administered to teen-age murder defendant Ronald Zamora during._a night- time visit to his jail cell by ade- fense psychiatrist, the defense team said today as Zamora's trial began. · "Sodium amytal was ad· ministered to .,Jtonny Zamora,•• . defense attorney Ellis Rubin, who contends that the boy was driven to madness by watching television violence, said in pre. trial proceedings in the courtroom. Rubin described the substance as a "drug-hypnotic .. and said Zamora "made certain state. ments." A pharmacist said sodium amytal was a commonly used prescription sleepinc drug but not a so-called truth serum. However, she said it might be used with hypnosis to have a similar effect. The drug incid(lnt, which Rubin said occurred Thursday night at Dade County Pretrial Detention Center, led to an acrimonious exchange between lawyers. Rubin said that after he, psychiatrist Michael Gilbert and Rubin's wife, who acts as• secretary, left the jail, Zamora· CSeeTRIAL. Pa1eA2) Coast It will be mosUy cloudy through Tuesday. with a 20 percent chance of pre· cipitaUon. Slightly cooler tonight, 55to6S. High Tues· day68. INSIDE TODAY TM Ftaturtng fttflott loolcl at "°"'car. Wh~ i~lf·lm1ic• ·g<u dol_, ore PrOU/rrqttng, orid how nu.ch U ~. to drive a cor J6i. o ~ 1•1.mJ. P• Cl.. I - .42 DAILY PILOT s 'Bostllltv'? School Bible Use Appealed N"!W ORLEANS (AP) -A lf'deral ap~als court ~·a" told lo dJy th•t bann1n11 ever)' ve tJK~ ol n •hl(100 from pubhc achoola l9 ho ... uht> &ow&rd rehtlon. not the n~utr ah t.J l"f'Q u1red by Lbo U S. Co~\Jlutlon · ·~ queAiao h no Iona• lhe li.w involwd, but wbetber the c·i rcum~~ of lhe c AM 1how t.'1lht•r fa9e1r1tiam or h<*llity," ~ u 1d attorney William M. Ro~land lie rt-presented tbe Oranae County. i''la .. schools 10 the latest t!p1sude of the seven year fight over volunt.ury reading and dis· BiJlboard Does Trick PORTLAND, Ore. IAP> -"Welcome home Kevin Jane Bates. I love you! Will you marry me?" That's pretty standard as proposals go -· except this one was written in giant letters on a billboard posted along 82nd A venue in northeast Portland. Miss Bales, 24, saw the proposal -as did thousands of other Portland residents -when s he returned from a six- week trip lo Germany. ''lt worked,·· said Dr. ,·Thomas Mille r , 35, a Beaverton chiropractor. "S he s aid 'yes' rigbt a"'!!!Y ·" E'ro.. Page Al STUDENT. • lll'jima apparently died in · s tantly from the selr-inrhcted ~ound. Sheryl Marie Stone a freshman at Fullerton Community College was a witness to the shooting In- cident. Sh<.> s:.11d Uej ima <:ame into a i::round noor classroom carrying the nne with the handgun insert· <'d into the waistband ot bis trousers. "I heard a shot and I looked up. .. He was about five to seven feet from me and was pointina the gun ri&ht at my Cace," Miss Stone said. "But he kept waving the gun from one person to another and now l thmk he kind of d1dn 'l know who he wanted to shoot." • '1 fell to the floor under my desk and watched his rett as t-e walked away and then I heard lw'l more shots. 1 guess that's when I saw him fall and knew 1t was all over ... she added. Miss Stone described Uejlma as rather short, having a shaved head and wearing "a camounage jacket and a hat or some kind, l really can't remember it because I rett so faint. .. Court Upholth RanchPWn SAN FRANCISCO <AP > -The sta~ Court of Appeal bas upheld granting or a controversial corxh- tional use permit for building an outdoor recreation facility on Diamond A Ranch In southern Alameda County. The 2-1 decl.sion Involves plans to use 1•s acres ot the 2.~acre ranch near Pleasanton and Livermore £or 18 tennis courts, 40 ridlng horaes with st•bln. a youth camp with shelter build· infl. a health spa with outdoor springs and 322 guest villu and addltioaal accommod•lions lor U.aemployes. Al lt.s peak occupancy, It wou ld house about 1,300 persons, in- cludln( employa. about 100 dur· ing the olf season. ORANOECOAIT ' DAILY PILOT ttlbuUon ottbe Bible. J erome Dorn5te ln, 1tl110 of Orlando und rcipr~11ent1n1 the pla.JnUlfa ln the cu:tc, argued that th• effort to torce rch"lon Into the county'• 97 pubUc i.chools is a "conllnuoua brooding pret1ence " which can be held ba&ck ooly by a t·learle1a1 ruline. "I lb1n.k reh1i1on has a unique place in the public school &yatem." II.Id Bornstein. "0uta1de. a.pparcntly," injec:t· cd Judge Thomas Gibbs Gee of Aust.m, Tex .. one of 14 5th U.S. Circuit. Court of Appeals judges re-hearln~ thta case. Korru.tein nodded.• 'Outside.·· The school board allowed the dis tribuUon of 48,000 Gideon Bibles in the cla.s1rooms in 1'70. After that WH declared un- const1tullonal. the board set guidelines where by reli gious groups may leave materials on tables at the school and an- nounce m enta made to the children that the materials are available. Al'WI ....... There were Inspirational read· angs in the class rooms each morning, with the student lo ch005e what he will read -with the Bible specifically not ex- cluded. Caddy Works Claeap Six monlhl ago, a three-Judie panel of the appeals court ruled 2·1, with Gee dissenting, that the new guidelines also were un- constitutional. Gordon Peterson of St. Louis Park, Minn., takes along his personal caddy when he pla~s ~olf. The caddy. a German shepher~ naml'd Clem. is treated to an ice cream cone at the 19th hole. Eight families with various re- ligious afriliations have been f1ghtmg the school board since 1970. They contend the reading and distribution or the King James' Bible and other school board policies could orrend Jewish. Catholic and some Protestant students. The famili~ say the policies violate constitutional guara ntees of s eparation of <:hur<:h and stale and due process of law. HB Near-drowning Viciim ~ecoVering 'Oh, Calcutta' Okayed in RI PROVIDENCE, R.I. CAP> The city's Bureau of Ucenses bas lssued a permit for an Oct. 9 performance of the musical "Oh, Calcutta!" after deciding It wou Id be futile t o appeal a Superior Court ruling. A lower court judge said such a prohibition against the Bible would permit "government hostility to religion." DUcharge Bill Approval Due WASlilNGTON (AP> -Presi· dent Carter reportedly baa ••reed to sip l91UlaUOD that could require a loss of veterans• benefits for 13,000 Vietnam war- era veterans wboee discharges were automatically upgraded un- der a Carter adminlatratJon pro- gram ~ced lut spring. A final venion of the bill wu approved by the Senate and tbe House. Despite some specul•tlon about a veto. conireaslonal sources said the White House has informed the House Veterms Af- fairs Committee that Carter will sign it. The bill would require that the Pentagon set new standards for upgrading b•d discharges dating back lo World Wa r I and then re· view them case-by-case. Priest's Gay Book Rapped KANSAS CITY CA P > -A Jesuit priest. the Rev. John N. McNeill of Boston, author of "T he Church and the Homosex- ual," has been ordered silenced by <'hurch authorities in Rome, the National Catholic Reporter saya. lt aays the order came from Cardinal Franjo Soper, head of the church's congregation on do<'trine, directln& Father McNeill not to speak publicly on homosexuality or sexual ethics, calling his position contrary to tradition. Father McNem, who c~Jed a scheduled 1peecb to a melting ot Dignity. a catholic or1anba- tion of homosexuals, afterward eaya he wiU obey the order, but that his book .. wtll stand oo its own merits.•• A ~Jtnower man who, Hunt- ington Beach lifeguards allege, c hased a substantial quantity or alcoholic beverage with a near- ratal amount or sea water is hospitalized but recovermg to- day. Phillip Lechuga, 24. ii listed in s table condition at Pacifica llosp1tal following his near- drownlne under lhe Huntington Beach Pier Sunday afternoon. He was found noatlng face down by David Lowe, 17, of 1 Altadena, and then hauled from the two to four-foot surf .by • Frem PG99 AJ . BILLY ••• · next year and that be ls a staunch opponent of the Equal Right.a Amendment. That was about as serious as the president's brother eot dur- ing hLf press conference in the Gunslinger Room at KnoU's. . The rest of the time he waa a smiling picture of a one-line com· edian who had a ready quip for seemingly any question be mi&ht be asked. For example, Billy was asked where be would be if be wereo •t the Presldent '1 brother. ·'Back In Plains pumping gas," he replied. . "Do you have any poJIUcal am· biUons?" a reporter asked. "No.·• Billy answered ''I've run for office five Umea and I've Iott four Umes. That ought to tell me something." · The President 'a 40-year-old youneer brother wu asked by one reporter II he had "any fear of being kidriaped or aomethine like that." "No, I don't." Billy replied. "And I don't think anyone would buy me back if I was." He lamented the fact that Plalns will never be what it once was now that It has received so much attention. Billy called himself one or the good ol' boys and cheerfully acknowledged him1elf H his mother's favorite son. "She's proud of Jimmy, but 1he loves me moet," he smiled as he described bis place in the s un atbome. Man Fatally Shot POMONA (AP> -A 21-year- old Los AnceJea man hu been fatally •bot after arguing with another man at a party, police Hid. Anthony Louts Perea was pronounced dead at Pomona Valley Hospital Sunday. Botto1ning Oat Jruad. DUmp BallOonUI REDLANDS <AP> -A P•adeba auto uJesman trapped by wind current.I snaked around palm trees and -pawer Una to drop hls hQt·air balloon onto t.be roundatJon of an unfinished hOuse, authoritJes said. About 100 pe<>ple gathered around the vacant l6t • ln the residential neighborhood of this San Bernardino County community to watch u Fred Jones. 30, eased his brliht blue and white 1port cralt· onto the around Suhday. He bad left Perris, about 25 mlltt away. an hour earlier arid told authorltJes he ha<t "jU'lt let the wtnil carry me.·· ··Rml.tnds. l• that where ram?" said Jones. who w unhurt. , Lifeguard David Seibt, lO· vestigators said. Lechuga was apparently try· ing to body-surr in the churning seas while wearing a pair of blue denim jeans that became soaked and heavy . "He had also apparently con- sumed a substantial amount of an alcoholic beverage, according to the reports," Lifeguard Capt. Doug D' Arnall said today. Lechuga carried no identifica· lion and was listed as a John Doe victim at the hospital for hours until today when he revived and rurnished his name to officials No one is certain how the young man entered the water. smce lifeguards could locate no witnesses who saw Lechuga on the beach before he wu found noat.1na ln tbe sea. "It's a posalbillty be could have jumped off tbe pier,·· Capt. D ·Arnall theorized. Invutigalors said Lechuga was given mouth to mouth re· suacltatlon when Ufeguard Seibt got him out of the water and re· sumed breathine on hia own. KITCHEN SINK UFr BEHIND SAN DIEGO <APJ -Dick Hefner says burglars took his television set over the weekend. along with a toilet seal cover, tea kettle and bathroom noor rugs. The kitchen aink w aan 't touched. The board received· a leUer from Deputy City Solicitor John Rotondi saying the s late Supreme Court probably would s u s tain Judge Ronald R . Lagueux's decision to give the musical a permit. Rotondo said the appeal would be a waste of time. Lagueux said that the sexually explicit musical is not obscene and ordered the bureau to iss ue a licen s e for the Oct. 9 performance. Rain 'Kisaes' . Coastal Area Most ol. the Orange Coast got a light sprinkling of r ain this morning but des pite reports of isolated heavier squalls, the pre- cipitation was measured at only about a hundreth of an inch. There was enough of lhe wet stuff to dampen streets in many communities but despite the slick pavement, there were no reports of serious r ain·related accidents. The National Weather Service reported that scattered showers were expected to continue today and part of Tuesday with a 20 per<'ent chance of significant rainrall. Our vested suits set the style tor Spring For the man who makes It his busi- ness to IOOk his belt. A collection of v•ted aulta tallored Jn today •a moet popular looks. New- and-now clanlca. Flawless British cute. European lnaplred atyl•. All Whipped up In llghtwelght wool .ncS pofyeeter blend• for crltp, wrinkle-free wear. Rich coloratlona and patt.,.. In plaids, ltrlpee and aollda. Tallortd only eaeotany·~ c;M ., llUO ·mre.nasi.rs r ..... r.,,eAl . .. TRIAL •• ~- was "woozy,diuy." Rubin complained tbat when Zamora refused to 1ubmlt to a blood teat, .. the attendant pluneed • needle into hil arm•• anyway. A aource with direct knowledge of the incident auaceat.ed earlier that use of the d.ru1 lod to • r e- enactment ol the June •murder' of Elinor Haggart in her Miami .Beach home. The novel aspect of the cue drew three dozen newspaper. m acazine and television re- porters to the courtroom. Special television lighta were installed In Ct!'cuit Judie Paul Baker's tiny courtroom to allow gavel-to·· eave) lapinlf ol tbe trial. Rubin has subpoenaed Telly Savalu, star of the .. Kojak" series, as a witness. The judge, in an unusual press briefing before jury selection bee an. said Florida's one-year experiment In allowing cameras in courtrooms would meet a severe lest In tbe Zamora cue. which be said could determine ''if we can have an acceptable marriage between the concepts of free press and fair trial. It's going lo make 1t or break it.·• Several attorneys for the news media were on hand for consulta- tion in today's proceedings. Zamor-. 15, and a 14-year~ld youth are both charged with first· degree murder in the death of 83-year-old Elinor Haggart, found shot to death at her Miami Beach home. The other youth is to be tried separately. "An adolescent predisposed to emotional inslablllty is very sus- ceptible to the influence of television," Rubin has said. .. Why d o chi ldren love television? Why do sponsors spend millions or dollars a month advertising their products on television? And finally, wby does television violence beget actual violence? .. Rubin ls tnown for taking cases that attract attention. He helped Watergate burglar E. Howard Hunt gain parole and once filed a suit of his own to challenge Miami's homosexual rights ordinance. The prosecution tried to restrict Zamora ·s defense by arguing that lhe only issue was whether he could dlstin1uish righttrom wrong. l{ubin sald Zamora was addict· ed to violent crime shows such as "Kojak," "Police Woman" and a film about mass murderer Charles Manson. "His explanaUon of the crime was exactly what I had seen on a 'Kojak' episode a year earlier;· Rubin said. Savalas, who was se!'ftd with a defense subpoena while on a visit here, said he ls opposed to violence on television, and con- tended there was never any such Kojak episode. It was unclear whether the de- fense would oiler a tape of the show in question. Judge H. Paul Baker bas said Savalas must appear Oct. 5 to de- termine whether his testimony would be relevant. Fll"8t~pe -SAN DIEGO <AP> -A man racing a 10-year prison sentence has apparently gotten around the tighl security system of the federal Metropolltan Correc- tional Center in what is believed to be the first escape from inside lhe prison. , I Orange Coast ED ITION £lo lag toe ks VOL. 10, NO 269, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA C TEN CENTS A1nel Will Push Construction, Suit By MICHAEL PASKEVICll °' ... o.<l• ..... tut! Allhoush a Cost• Men homeo"'oers association woo the f1 rst round I ast .,., l'ek Ill th dforl to blOl'k a S3o m1lhon apartment <'om plex, the pro1ec\ s d e velooers say they are going aheud v.1th t'onstructl(m Jnd v.111 pursue u S2 5 malhon d.imJge ~u1t ag a1nst the homl'o"' nt>rl> Law yen for the Arnel Development Company failed in OranAe Coun~y Superior Court to l:t't an injunction prevenbnJt the home<>wnt:rll from t•1rculutm1e 1w11t1on!> again!>\ the propo~ed pt OJCCI The dettS1on by Judge Ph1hp E Schwab allows members of the North Costu Mesa Homeowners Assoc1uhon to con llnue gathering signalurea on the pet 1t1ons, "'bi ch seek placement Pilot Introduces New Page Styles To Our Readers · A number of innovations. some of them minor s ome of them substantive, are finding their way into the Daily Pilot. They're all designed to make your hometown newspaper easier to read and give it broader range in covering today's topi<:s . New page headings will make stories easier Cor you to find a nd today murks the beginning of a new section called "f'eatur· ing . "It will replace and broaden the People pages . Like other pages, the section has a new look, but in 1l you'll find all the good things in People stones about t~e way people live. mtervicv.s with personalities. club news, stones of interest to women. food coverage and columnists Ann Landers and Erma Bombed And now you ·11 also find a greater em phas is on consumer news. clothing, health, home decor and architecture and cduca t1on With the bl•g1nnmg of a new television season, the Dally Pilot now offers each cvcmng the most comprehensive. most up.to· date and cas1e!.t to read TV log a\'ailahle. With the new log comes additiona I rl'\ 1cv. s, stories and com m cnta ry on current television. More cd1tonal page emphasis has followed a redesigning of that pag~ Similar typographical displays wi.11 follow ·al.I aimed at helping you find and identify stones and comments of interest to you. Thcy'r<' not chan~cs for rhange's sake but changes for you. We hope you like them Thomas Keevil. Editor Eseape Foiled Suspicww Bailiff Alert A sharp-eyed bailirr at the nearby county courthouse pre- vented what Orange County Jail officers de11crtbed as a planned escape attempt today by a group of prisoners. Jail officers s aid the bailiff looked through a courthouse wm· dow and saw a group of prisoners who were taking a recreation break behaving suspiciously near a security fence on the northwest corner of the roof. They said investigation re· vealed that two prisoners had penetrated the security fence and were about lo seek an exit from th~ roof when they were erabbed by deputies. Officers said they took the two men to a special holding cell for questioning and cleared the roof before beginning a head count They refused to identify the two men pending further investiga- tion " "We're pretty sure that no one got away." a senior officer said. ··But we're taking the head count just in case." He said he was unable to ex- plain how the pr\soners managed to breach the security fence. "We're looking into \.hat question right new.'· he said. School Bible Ban Called 'Hostility' NEW ORLEANS <AP > -A federal appeals court was told to· duy that banning every vestige of religion from public schools 1s hostility toward religion, not the neutrality req\.llred by the U.S. C onstitullon. "The question is no longer the law involved. put whether the circ\lrnst.ances of the case show either favoritism or hostility,'' said attorney Willia m M . Rowland. He represented the Orange County. Fla .. schools an the latest Voa t Weather It will be mostly cloudy through Tuesday. with a 20 percent chance or pre· cipltaUon. Slightly cooler tonight. 55 to 85. High Tues- duy 68. INSIDE TODA. 't' The F'toturing uctiolt loob at 11our car. whu eel{ ·•.rvice gcu atatlon.' Gr, pro~f1r<it~. and how mU(h U col(1 to drlVf a car Joro 1Jfar r•l.f39 J. Pot/~ Cl. episode of the seven.year fight over voluntary reading and dis· tribution of the Bible. Jerome Bornstein , also of Orlando and representln,g the plaintiffs in the case. ar gued that the effort to force religion into the county's 97 public schools is a "continuous brooding presence·· which can be held back only by a clear legal ruling. "I think religion has a unique place In the public school system." said Bornstein. ·'Outside, apparently.·· inject· ed Judge Thomas Gibbs Gee of Austin, Tex., one or 14 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals judges re-bearing this case. Bornstein nodded. ·'Outside.·· The school board allowed the distribution of 48.000 Gideon Bibles in the classrooms In 1970. After that was declared un- <See BIBLE, P ge AZ) Rain, 'Kia1e1' Coaatal Area of an lnillnt1ve on the March 8 ballot. The lrutlative would iet Costa Mesa voters decide if the 46 acres being devoted to apartment con- struction by Amel should be re- zoned to limit construction to slnele-family homes. Despite the setback, Amel of- ficials say the battle is f ar from over "We are continuing to pursue our lawsuit for damages and other rellef and we are also con- sidering all legal alternatives," said Arnel partne r George Ar gyros. The damage s uit contends the petitions contain "errors, inac- c uracies and m isrepresenta- tions.·· ·•we also feel the initiative or· dinance is illegal, unconstitu- tiona I and exclusionary." Areyros said Friday. "The homeowners are trying to pre· vent people less fortunate than them.selves from Jiving in the area." Association members ar1ue that the construction of S39 apart· ment units and 126 s ingle-family homes on 46 acres bounded by South Coast Plaza, Bear Street and the San Diego Freeway wlll destroy the neiehborhood. T hey beean thelr initiative drive aft.er the city council ap- proved Arne l's development plans. Associat\on spokesman Don Bull said the drive is only a few signatures short of the 3,600 needed to place the initiative on the ballot. ·'We have every intention of beginning construction as soon tSee ARNEL, Pace A?) Gun-toting Fullerton Student Hurts 2, Dies Rifle Jam Prevents Carnage By GARY GRANVILLE Oft• Dally Ptlet St~ll /\ 27·ycar·old student carrying a rine and handgun walked into a Fullerton Community College classroom today and wounded an instructor's aide before kill· ini! himself. Police said the .22-caliber rifle jammed after the•gunman. iden- tified as Gcrah;I Harunobii Ue- 11 ma, of 2767 Ball Road. Anaheim, fired a s ingle bullet. Before his journey to the cam- pus a nd ultimately his own death. Uejim a reportedly was embroiled In an argument with a neighbor In his ap11rtment com- plex. Police believe he fired a single bullet that struck Stephen White. 67. in the chest before he headed towards the college campus. The neighbor was being treated for tus wound at Garden Park Hospital In Anaheim His condi· lion was satis factory. The jamming of Uejima's rifle m ay have spared the junior col- 1 cg e campu s in d owntown Fullerton from becoming the scene of a massacr e similar to one at a college campus four miles distant in July, 1976, pol ice said . In that July 7. 1976, shooting at Cal State Fullerton. seven peo- ple were killed and two persons were seriously injured. Last month, a j ury convicted Edward Charles Allaway, a custodian at the university, of the murders. Today's shooting occurred shortly after 8 a.m. when Ue- Jlrn a drove his car to a door leading to a classroom and lefllhe engine running After entering the classroom he reportedly mumbled some words before firing a s ingle shot from the rifle. The bullet slruck an instruct or 's aide. T err i Harris. 36, in the hip. Witnesses told police Cejima apparently became frustrated when the rifle jammed, threw it t.o the floor and then fired a ISeeST UDENT, Page A2 l 0111,1'11eit~.- 8lllY CARTER TALKS TO BEAUTY CONTESTANTS AT KNOTT'S BERRY FARM Pre,.ldent's Brother Steals the Show as Grand Mars;._h_a_l_l_n_P_a_r_a_d_e _____ _ Billy Carter a 'Hit' At Knott's Slww On a day that featured a human cannonball, marathon dancers and parachute jumpers. it was Billy Carter who stole the show at Knott 's Berry Farm Sun- day. Well tanned and wearing a leis ure suit. the best known s ervice station operator in Plains. Ga .. smiled through an arternoon JO which he· Regaled the press with a :-cries or ooe-hne quip answers to QUC!>llOO.S Judged u beauty contest that featured bathing suits o( \he 20s and ladies bearing suet\ unlikely names as Miss Deed. Miss Cue. and Miss Nomer . -Served as grand m arshal in a parade distinguished by the autograph seekers who broke ranks lo get Billy's signature on everything from hamburger wrappers to paper napkins. --shared the stage with JoAnn Worley in an impromptu ap- pearance that both seemed lo en- joy. Billy was reluctant lo say bow much he was being paid fOl' his appearance at the farm. He pre· ferred to term the a{J'lount "no one's damn business.. as h e smiled bis way through a press conference. Ruled off base during the 30· m lnute session with the press were political questions. But Bil· ly let it be known he ·u be working for Alabama Governor George w allace in his bid for the Senate next year and that he is a staunch <Set> BILLY, Page i\2) CM Police Searching for Auto Driver Costa Mesa police continued a search today for the driver of a car which smashed into a utility pole early Saturday mornin&, killing a 2S-year-old passenger. Jam es Bi es or 2310 Westminster St., Costa Mesa. died of injuries he received when the westbound auto s truck a pole betw~n Fullerton Avenue and Newport Boulevard at 1:45 a.m .. police said. The driver of the auto ned the scene and police investigators re- main uncertain if the driver was the car 's register ed owner . Police are expected to release the name of · the suspect being sought for felony hit and run sometime today, accordine to Lt. John Reaan. Bies was transferred by Co.sta Mesa paramedics to Hoai Me morial Hospital tn Newport Beach here he was pronounced dead on arrival. A ChrlsUan t;urial mass will ~ offered TU«ilday at 8 p.m. at St. Joachim Catholic Church in Cotta Mesa with interment to follow at HarbOr Lawn Memorial Park. He ls s urvtved by his widow, Dol'Otby BleS Of Orqon; parent.$, Mr. and '1{rs. James Bies of Costa Me.a; a dauihter; si$ters, LeeAnn Pfott and Sue Jarus, both of Costa Mesa; and two J{randfathera, Frank Jobnlon ot Fountain Valley and Bemarcl mes of North Dakota. ' 2 DAILY PILOT C TY Craze Trial Begim MIAMI tAP> A b.)tpoot.lo drua w~ ttrC'Uy edm1ntater«I to tttn •&• murder d.t•nd•nt Rnnald Z..mora durlna 1 nlaht· t1mt fiait to hlJ )all cell by • d . ft>ntw psyctuauut, the de t nati tum aaid today •• Zarnora'ai trual betian. · Sodium amytal waa ad miruaterfd lo Ronny Zamora." ddense attorney Elll• Rubin, who contends that the boy wu driven to madness by watching television violenc•. aald ln pre· trial proceedln11 lo the courtroom. Rubin de.cnbed the subltance JS a "drug hypnotic" and said Zamora •·rnade certain state· menLS " A pharmacist aaid sodium amytal Wa!> a commonly used prescription s leepane drug but not a so-called truth seruJl. llowcver. she said 1t might be used with hypnosis to have a similar effect. The drug Incident, which Rubin said occurred Thursday night at Uadc County Pretnal Detention Center, led to an acrimonious exchan1e between lawyers. Rubin said that after he, psychiatcist Michael Gilbert and Rubin's wife, who acts as a secretary, let't the jail, Zamora was •'woozy, dltzy. • · Rubin complained that when Zamor~ refused to submit to a blood tes t . "the attendant plunged a needle into his arm" anyway. A source with direct knowledge or the incident sunested earlier that use or the drue led to a re· enactment of the June 4 murder of Elinor Haggart in her Miami Beach home. The novel aspect of the case drew three dozen newspaper, magazine and television re· porters to the courtroom. Special television Ughts were installed in Circuit Judge Paul Baker's Uny courtroom to allow gavel-to· gavel taping of the trial. Rubin has subpoenaed Telly Savalas, star of the "Kojak" series. as a witness. The judge, in an unusual press briefing before jury selection began, said Florida's one· year experiment In allowln1 cameras in courtrooms would meet a • severe test in the Zamora case, which he said could determine "if we can have an acceptable marriage between the concepts of free press and fair trial. It's going to '!lake it or break it." • Several attorneys for the news media were on hand for consulta· IHm in today's proceedings. Zamora. 15. and a 14·year-01a youth are both charged with first· dcgrC'e murder in the death or f!J ·yl'ar-old Elinor Hauart. found shot to death at her Miami Beach home. The other youth is to be tried separately. 3 New Ju_dges Approved For County Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. signed a bill today adding three Superior Court judges in Orange Coun{y, The bill, AB 988. was sponsored by Assemblyman Richard Robinson <D·Santa Ana> and also ~dded a judge 1n Alameda County. Brown approved five addl· tional new judicial posts in Fresno, Sacramento and San Diego County, but tumed down 45 other proposed Judgeships, In· eluding 34 in Los Angeles. He ciled the need for streamlining and reform before courts are expanded as his reason for the vetoes. OftANGI COAST t DAILY PILOT ' Sulelde Vletim OC's Families Get Counseling Car Flips; ltlesan Hurt Orangt> <.:ount~ Cin•ml•n work to right car dri\·en b\' :\nthom· .\l\'arez of Costa Mt.'sa aft<.'r it ;,ent on ·its :-.ick about 8 o'clock thb morning m•<J r Sant<J Ana An:n11t• and Pegasus Stret>t in Santa Ana llr 1ghts. Alvarez. of 2625 Sant a Ana Ave .. suffered hits in the ('rash. but firemen said ht· "asn't hos pit<il1Z<.'d . TONIGHT FALL REGISTRATION Costa Mesa Department of Leisure Services, Downtown Community Center, 594 Center St.,6-Bp.m. OCC LECTURE -· "Invest· ment Program to Beal Inna. tion," Fine Arts 119, 7:30 p.m. TUESDAV,SEPT. %7 NEWPORT-MESA SCHOOL BOARD --Regular meeting, Costa Mesa city council cham· bers, 7:30 p.m. SOCIAL SERVICES MEETING -· Orange County Department of Social Services and Senior Citizens Proar am public meeting on 1978·79 social services plans. Costa Mesa city council chambers 9 a .m . "BEHIND THE HEADLINES" --Dr. Giles T. Brown lecturer, OCC Forum, 7:30p.m. COASTLINE CC LECTURES -· "Turning Creative Skill.a Into a Career ," Unltarla.n Church auditorium, 1259 Victoria. 7:30 p.m . "Magic or Microwave Cook· Ing," Estancia High School, Room323, 7:30p.m f'ro91 Pa~ A J BIBLE ... constitutional, the board set guidelines whereby religious groups may leave materials on la bles at the school and an nounce ments mad e to the children that the materials arf' a\ ailable. There were inspirational read- ings in the classrooms each morning, with the student to choose what he will read -with the Bible spec1f1cally not ex eluded. Sax months ago, a three-Judge panel of the appeals court ruled 2-1, with Gee dissenting, that the new guidelines also were un. constitutional. Car Crash Victim Still Unidentified Orange County coroner's dep- uties compared dental records today in an ef(ort to identify the burned body of a driver who was fatally injured with two other people Fridav ln a head-on crash SUCCUMBS AT 73 Mrs Hope Shutts Hope Sh~tts, Former Pilot Employe, Dies Mrs . Hope Shutts. a longtime Cos ta Mesa resident and employe of the Daily Pilot, died Saturday at Long Beach M emorlal Hospital where she had been undergoing treatmenl for cancer She was 73. At her reques t . no funeral services will be held o n Laguna Canyon Road in Irvine. Already identified among the dead were Bette Eyan, 47, of Corona, and Verna Henshaw, <11, or Riverside, who drove the car in whJch both women rode. Two other passengers In the Henshaw car were injured Mary Wiswell. 36, of Norco, re· mained in guarded condition to· day In the Intensive care ward of Mission Community Hospital in Mission Viejo. Etlzabeth Gardner. 23. of Corona, was released Saturday from Saddleback Valley Com- munity Hospital after treatment for her injuries Irvine police said the accident occurred as the unidentified driver of a Corvette sports car passed another car on the twist. m1 canyon road. The Corvette smashed into the Henshaw car, burst into names, plunaed down a roadside em- bankment and exploded, police said, trapping the driver inside. The man was alone in the car. Police Sgt. Robert Lennert said today the man appeared to have been in his middle 40!. He said a tentative identification has been made. Suit Filed SAN DIEGO !AP> -·Wild En· thusiastlc Environmentalists CWEE> filed an $80-billion law. s uit In federal court claiming In· formation has been withheld about a device that could save drivers money and reduce energy consumption and pollu· lion. About 100 Orange County families have beeo served by a two-year-old county aovemment pro1ram to Ptovid• counseling to friebds and famllies of suicide victims. A report to county supervisors said the survivors of suicide vic· Urns often are not reached throu1b cmvenUonal coUNellng programs, yet rarely seek pro· f essional help on tbeJr own. Alien Arrests Surpass! 97 6, Patrol Says U.S. Border Patrol agent!> have picked up more ille1al aliens ln Southern C&llfornia this year than in all of 1976. More than 281,000 aliens have been apprehended so far this year, with another 680 pulled ~rom cars at the San Onofre border <'hc<'k this past weekend. San Onofre agent-an-charge Al Janicki said agents picked up 271,000 illegal aliens last year in the Chula Vista sector. That area runs from the Pacific Oi:ean halrway to El Cen· tro. and from the border north to San Luis Obispo. Janicki called Sunday's ap. preheruion of more than 400 ii· legals "a normal Sunday round· up." '0"' Calcutta' Okayed in RI PROVIDENCE, R.l. <AP) The city's Bureau or Licenses has issued a permit for an Oct. 9 performance of the musical "Oh. Calcutta!" after deciding it would be futile to appeal a Superior Court rulina. The board received a letter from Deputy City Solicitor John Rotondi saylna the stale Supreme Court probably would s u stain Judge Ronald R . Lagueux 's decision to aive the musical a permit. Rotondo said the appe.al would be a waate of time. Lagueux said that the sexually explicit musical is not obscene and ordered the bureau to lt>sue a license for the Oct. 9 performance. Fro. Page Al ARNEL ••. as we pick up our building permits (from the city),'· Argyros said. "We will go ahead the way we originally planned.•· There Is the possibility that Amel could have the develop· ment well under way before voters could go to the polls in March, Argyros said. Eight families with various re· ligious affiliations have been fighting the school board since 1970. They contend the reading and distribution of the King James· Bible and other school board policies could offend J ewish, Catholic and some Protestant students. Mrs. Shutts Joined the Daily Pilot in 1960 as executive !.ecretary to former Assistant Publisher N. Paul Nissen. After his r etirement, Mr5 Shutt.a served as secretary to classified and national adverlls· ing manager Carl Carstensen Wl· til she retired ln 1973. She then moved from her res· idence at 3S2 Victoria St .• Costa Mesa, to Long Beach. Our vested suits set the style for Spring F,.._PageAJ STUDENT sin1le s hot from a hand1un :>erore placin1 that 1un to hll temple and pullln1 the trt11er. Miu Harris was taken to St. Jude Hoepital for treatment ot her Injury. She wu report.ct 1n atAblecond.IUon. UeJima apparently di~ lr1· 1tanUy from the eelr.tnntcted wound. . Bftndit Hits Mesa Station A bandit 'toot $40 at 1unPo'lnt Sund•Y eventnf from the' )t(?oaomy S.11 Ser.le• ICarkei, ao!l N~ Blvd .• Colta'M•a, poUce repcii1td today. After ~Uni the WllpoD tt a atore employe, th1 bandit acooped up U.. cub and lift U.. .Wt on foot at about ':IO p.m., poUctaald. ' TM robbil' wM dttcrlbid u a white male Mtwffft as l.nd JO yean old, wtlh collar·ltnit,h dartr hair arMI a dark compltxiOn. ff• Wal =--· I blue tap and • pink• at U.e Um• ol tM robbery, euaid. MrR. Shults is survived by her nephew Norman Price of Van Nuys. Her closest friends, Jamea and Jona Aust, are handUna her burial throuah the Sunny Slde Mortuary ln Lona Beach. l'rem l'"fle A J mLLY. • • opponent of the Equal JU1hta Amendment. That •u about at aetloul u tb• president'• brother Sot d1.1r- lnt b1I Prat conference ln ~ Gun1Un1er Room at Knott'•· The rett of the time he wu a 1mllln1 Picture ot a one· lint com· • edlu who had a r11dy quip for 1eemtnaly any qu .. tJo1' be mt1J\t beuked. For uampl•t Billy waa uked -.vbere b4t woula be \f bt weren't th• Prtlldent'• brother. "Baek tn Plaint pumpln1 ... , ti M rtplJed. I "Do you have any Polldeal lm• bltlom?" 1 reporterulled. "No,'' Billy answered "I've run fOJ' Ottlc• ft.a tlm• and l'v• Jo.t IOUI dllMI. TllM ou1tat to t.U me~.·· Th• Pr.,ldent'1 fO·)'tat-oJd youncer brother wa1 uked by oae~lfhehff''Aa1fnr Of blilAl ldda•Pld or eonMWna Ukt ttaat.; " For the man who makes It his busl- neaa to look hi• beat. A colleotlon of vetted 1ult1 tallored In today'• moat popular Jookl. New- and-now cluelca. Flawl., Brltl1h cutt. European ln1plred 1fyl11. All whipped up In llghtwelght wool and poly11ter bl1nd1 for orlep • wrlnkl•free w•r. Rich ooloratlona and pattern• In ptalda, 1trlpe1 and eollda. Ttll~onty "'°'~·eoo· can M 111,00 • ''l'he feelings of isolation, guilt and self-blame that \.be survivC)rs experience are known to con· tribute to later emotional pro- blema." county mental health ex· pert.asaJd. The county proaram, Ojlerated wtth the beJp or $28,000 a year in 1tate fund.I. off era the urvices of a mental health social wor,er and proteaional coun.atlon to help them overcome their &fief. Timothy Mullln.s. county men- tal health adminlstrator, sald the famllles of suicide vicUma are contacted withln 72 hours after the death occurs. Those wishing help may obtain family or individual therapy sessions, either at their Off'n homes or in county mental health offices. County workers later recontact the families and close friends after one, six and 12 months, the report said. So far, families and friends of 100 victims hav~ requqted help, and about three cases are being added each month. In addition, a pro1ram to help middle-aged widows a nd widowers establish new lives after the death of their mates was slarted last Marc~. As another part of the pro- er am, county mental health counselors developed a seminar for physicians and social workers to help them counsel survivors of suicide victims. The county report noted there were 239 suicides in Orange County during 1976, moat of them occurring in the victim's own homes. Rams' Haden To Call Plays At CM Signup Los Angeles Ram s quarterback Pat Haden will be starting Tuesday night at 7 p.m. at South Coast Plaza to kick off registration for the Costa Mesa Flag Football League for boys and girls in grades three through six. Haden will be on band for pie· lures and autographs and will speak on the vi rtues of participating in oreaniJed spurts. League practice for this fall's season is already under way, but signups will be taken through Oct. 14 at six Costa Mesa practice sites from 3 to 5 p.rn. Monday through Jt'rlday. , Teams are being organized at Adams. Killybrooke, Lindbergh, College Park, Sonora and Bear Street Schools. Fee is $.5 per child and includes a uniform T -shirt and a trip to the UCLA-UC Berkeley game Oct. 22. For more information call 556·5300. , ............ PASSENGERS WAIT FOR CHANCE TO BUY l'ICKET ON FIRST LAKER FLIGHT TO EUROPE On Both Sides of AtJentlc, Linet Form for Bargain Tranaatlentlc Hops No Seat Shortage Line Greets Skytrain By Th<' Associated Pres& Customers on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean lined up early to- day for the fir:,t Laker Skytrain.s, but there was no immediate :,hortago of seats 1:1board the no· fr alb, transallantic flights. There were London to New York and New York to London rlighlh planned. Each flight can carry 345 pai-.sl'ngcn . There \\ere 208 persons waiung when llckl-ts went al sale at Gat\\ick Airport. south of Lon don, 11 1 ~hours before departure Thelin<.' was clearc<f within three hours and passengers arriving later got their tickets within minutes One hundred and seventy J'.>4'0· pie wl·rc \\ a1t1nl! "hen ticket!'\ went on sal<• at Lriker's ticket r,(. fi ce in Queen:.. Al mi<lmornang, the firm reported that 220 tickets had been sold 11nd 125 still re m aint-d for ton1 J,!ht ':-> fli~ht . Ji'rccldil· LakH, who cam- paign~ six yeRrs for the cheap flights and who will be aboard the first flight from London to New York. personally collected the first fare of 59 pounds ($103J from Ann Campbell, a 23-year· old fashion buyer for a store in London's West End. She and Jen· ny Turton. 25, another buyer from the store, had been waiting since Friday night. "It has been worth the wait,·· Miss Campbell sauJ ··1 would do it again 1f it Wl're something as historic as this." The first ticket sold in New York went to Nick Rater, 18, or Berkcl<!y 11<! got a certificate signed by Laker alonJ: w1th his ticket, then said he planned to go to an uncle's house an Manhattan to try to get some sleep before the flight Laker said at Gatwkk that he ''a:. not disappointed by the pros pect of empty seals. "On the contrnry. I'm delight· ed." he said. ''Today Is an un· Stalion Man Caught Slwrt A lone robber who made cer- tain of his getaway by forcing a gas statlon attendant to remove his pants and underwear escaped with S862 Sunday from the Treasury ~as station at 7015 Beach Boulevard in Buena Park, police said. The robber claimed to have a gun stashed in a paper bag, and after fillin~ the bag with cash, told his victim to stay Inside the station. To make certain. the robber forced t.he attendant to strip and deposited the attendant's clothes outside the station. The clothing was returned by POiice officers answering the at· tendant's call for help, palice said. repeatable day and IC the uirporl were flooded with queues. 1 think the public could have been mis- led into thinking Skytrain would always be like that ·'I think there will be empty seals on every Skytrain. Our service is lo carry people, not lo leave them behind." Then• will be daily Skytrain fltghls with tickets sold on a first- cornc, first-served basis on the day of the flight. The round-trip fare is S236. It must be paid in cash and there are no movies. meals or beverages. Several other airlines are oHering a Mmilar stand-by fare with a few more frills at $256 round tnp_ Haile Selassie Kin Escape to America NEW YORK <AP) -Penniless but thankful . six great· ~randchildrl'n of the l<.1t e Ethio· p1an Emperor Haile Selassie have reached America after a secret escape that took them through five nations. Their arrival Saturday night ended an undercover journey across Europe and the Atlantic that had its roots in the political turmoil that followed the over throw of the Selassie reign. Their good fortune was bit· tersweet. Their father. Dejazemach Fere Marian, is imprisoned in Ethiopia, his fate uncertain, and their m other, Prln<!ess Ed· Jhighayao Asfawossen. died in Jail last January after two years of incarceration "We cannot reel as relieved as we would like." said 19· year-old Rachel in a family interview with The Associat<!d Press. "Our mother is dead, our father's life is in peril. There is nQt much joy.'' Their mother's last wish was to see the family free of Ethiopia's Marx.isl military government which dismantled the naUon 's monarchy in 1974. The princess is the granddaughter or the em- peror. who traced his ancestry to th~ biblical King David. Family friends helped arrange the escape last July or the three girls and three boys, who range in age from 13 to 2 t. The children were hidden in Sweden, West Germany and England hy an wi- derground network of friends and relatives while details for their arrival here Saturday night were worked out with U .S Embassy officials. They were met at Kennedy Ai rport by comedian Joey Adams and his wife, Cindy, who were close friends of the princess and visited her in Addis Ababa In 1970 a.s guests of the royal family. After an overnight stay in New York, a relative whisked the children to an undisclosed loca- tion in Virginia for safe-keepin~. "They were haunted by fear In Ethiopia," said the relative who asked no~ to be Identified. "They have suffered more misery than mos t peo ple endure in c. life time " Mrs Adams s aid · "The children have no food or clothes . Look at them. they are still in'- shock from the events in their hOmeland. We are trying to raise money to help them start a new life." Mrs. Adams said s he decided to make public the children's plight only after she was con· vinced of their safety. The lanky, Afro-haired youngs ters greeted her as an old friend. Strikingly beautiful, the girls are named Esther, 17, Meheret. 18, and Rachel. 19. and the boys I s aac. 13 , Bcllere. 15, and Samson, 21 Liquor From Mexico Now Will Be Legal SACRAMENTO <AP) ·That bottle or Mexican liquor won't have to be handed over lo the border guard or dumped on a Ti- J U ana street under a new California law that goes into ef- fect next year. Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. 's of- fi ce saJd today Brown had signed SB 1110 by Sen. Dennis Carpenter <R-Newport Be»ch>, allowing Californians re-entering lhe state by car or on foot to bring one bot· tie of alcoholic beverages per m onth. rrs already legal to bring fJ bottle m on a bus or airplane. California, alone among the stales. has prohibited its res1· dents from drivmg or walking north across the border with a bottle. Federal law allows one bottle or liquor to be brought in duty· free. The new state law will bring California into conformance with the federal statute Bandit Robs Viejo Station A man who threatened the lone attendant with a hatchet took an estimated S2:iO in cesl\ from a Mission Viejo service station Sunday. Oranae County sheriff's offlcert said \he robbery oc- curred at Kim Swan Texaco, 28881 Marauerlte Parkway, where attendant Vincent Steve Booth was robbed by a man wavlnl what appeared to be 1 rooflnj hatchet. Booth Hld hla aasaUant forced him to open the office sate aad then drove ott at hlt b apeed with the content.. OHlcers said &otb wu unharmed. Date Corrected The dat.o ol ' c\u1 at Orange Cout Colleae rot senior clUtent waa i.ncort' t ln the t>1Uy Pilot Sat~. The clua will rn.-on Wednesday nilhta bealnntni Oct. 6, ~ 'rueld~)' nlabti .. pthMd. DAllVPILOT Bullruslws May 'Clean' Water By STEVI! MITCHELL Of, .. Delly l"llee l\a" ll 's Moult.on and the Bullrushes tn Laguna Niguel where operators of the Moulton Nicuel Water Diatrict are u1ln1 tbe biblical reeds to reclaim lrrl1a- t1on water from sewage. The water dJstrtct recently re- ceived a $65,000 federal arant to continue "Operation Bullruab'' out of its five-acre wastewater treatment plant ln Laguna Niguel. The e xperiment seeks to de- velop a form ofwastewatertreat- ment using only natural pro- ceHes -with power generated by sunshine. The primary Ingredient for the experiment are the tall, green bullruahes found tn northern Callfornla. And reeds, whlch thrive along the Mexican- Callfornla border . Glenn Prentice, chief of opera- tionB for the water district, and John Taylor, the was tewater plant operator, claim the reeds and bullrus hes consume raw 8ewage, leaving behind &ood old irrigation water. At least they hope that's what is happerung. "Those reeds are growing like crazy, so they must be eating something," Taylor said, point- ing to several large trenches filled with the water-loving plants. "They're not supposed to do very well in this part of California," Taylor said, "but just look at those th Ines." And, sure enough, the reeds, thick as pencils, reach up about six feet from their gravel trenches. The water district set up the experiment last year in conjunc- tion with the Biological Water Purification Company of Germany. The 21-month Environmental Protection Agency grant will al- low the district to add more reed and bullrush trenches and hire · two more employes to oversee the project. Taylor and Prentice have set up a 60 foot long fi lter trench, lay- ing two and a half feet or gravel on the bottom. The 12-foot wide Disabled Kids' P arents to Meet Help for Brain Injured Children, Inc., will hold a meet- ing for interested parents at 7 p.m . Tuesday at ill head- quarters, 981 N. Euclid Ave., La Habra. The meeUng will cover re- h a billtalion programs for dis- abled children. For further In- formation call <213 > 694·565.5. Ditty,. ............ BUU..RUSHES MAY SOLVE PROBLEM AS OLD AS MAN John Taylor (left) and Gle nn Prentice are Optlmlttlc trench also has three inches of high grade silicate sand atop the gravel, and tall reeds were plant- ed in the sand/gravel mixture. Raw sewage is splashed into the reed trench, spreading out over the sand. The waler percolates through the gravel layer and into a drainage pipe burled below through slits in the pipe. ''The sludge stays on top, is dried by the sun, and consumed by the reeds, we hope," Prentice said. So what starts out as raw sewage with 275 parts per million of suspended solid!, comes out of the filter trench, with only 40 to 50 parts per million, which is nice, but not good enough for ir- rigation purposes. That semi-processed wat.er is pumped to a trench, comprised of phosphate and nitrate-eating bullrushes. When the bullrushes finish pulling goodies from the water, the remainin.c wastewater is comprtsed of only 15 to 20 parts per million of suspended solids -- good enough to pass state stan- dards, district oCficials hope. To date, water district oUicials are treating 20,000 gallons of raw sewage a day. But they're pump- ing the finished product back into the sewer line. "We can't use it until we get approval from the California Wate r Resources Control Board," Prentice said . That approval will come after much more experimentation and testipg. district orflclals predict. Meanwhlle, the district is reclaiming 500,000 gallons of raw sewage per day by more conven- tional methods, usb1g pumps. - machines and olb~r man-made aadeets. But someday they hope it will be just the sunshine and the bullrushes providing water for the Mission Viejo Golf Course greens just across the freeway Crom the dlstrlct 's experimental wastewater treatment plant. Knife Charge Answered Arraignment Is being scheduled today ln West Orange County Municipal Court for a man accused of picking up two hitchhiklng women ln the El Toro area and threatening them with a knife. Orange Count)' Sheriff's of· ficers jailed William Edward Gerald. 25, of Bell, CaUr. Satur- day night after the two women, 23 and 24, assertedly escaped from his car in the Westminster area and sought refuge in a nearby church. Officers said the women told them Gerald gave them a Un near the El Toro Road offramp or the San Diego F reew•Y b ut pulled a knife and threatened them lmmedlately lifter they en- tered his vehicle. They said the victims told them that Gerald jabbed them with his knife, warned them not to struggle and told them: "You are 1oing to be my passports into Mexico. Officers said Gerald later turned his car north on the freeway without offering an ex- pl anatlon and was driving through the Westminster area when one of the two women grabbed his knife. Her companion saJd she seized the car keys during the resulting struggle and both women then ran from the car to seek help in a nearby church. Westmlnster pollee responded to the call and halted Gerald's car a few blocks from the point where the two women escaped. They said the women were un- harmed and were allowed to re- turn to thelr home 1n Vista, Calif. after treatment for shock. Gerald was booked Into the county jail on two counts of kid- naplng and two counts of assault with a deadly weapon. the alligator ... fS1iif:1 fbr~rs his favorite shirt, ma<:k. in f°1TYZ-all cotton witn 1~ t.ail&.eolld. co1ora of"Nd, w lii"te;navy, lt. blwz., ~usta, me1on,bu;1:$urdy, y d1ow, dartmoutn,and brown . by ~ ,.. DAILY PILOT Monday, September 20, 1177 WEATHER I NATION I WORLD Birthday Viewed By Pope Cease-fire Seen? Panama Reports Di// er in Lebanon Truce Treaty Praised \I' AT I CAN CITY I A I') -1'05'0 'Paul VI C"f"lebrutcd hl!i 90lh b.lrth· d t)' toda). and aaMt the end ot tu1 Ur«!' I IJ•proachlnll Rut on ul hll l'lo ual4'-' •ald he doubtt'<i th~ ponulf ~ould abide by th1• r hrl'mt'nt at 80 rule he h•r. 11et for hti-rantlnal:a Vt1P' P~u.11 told u <"rowd of !)() 000 in St. Peter " Square Sun d.n th•l his b1rlhd11y "preMn 1111unf'~~ that our end In the order of tl'mporal hfe •• approactuna · Thi~ obhges us to Rreal humlht~. · the pontiff sa1.d "W1• tt•t'I th~ fragility of tM!ang human to whu·h we arc sub1cct us Chra!>t wa1> ut tht! crucifix " ~TdlaSet JERUSALEM (AP) The hraeh cabinet says it bas ap- proved a four-point U.S. plan to (_1_N_S_H O_R_T_l reconvene the Arab-Israeli peace conference in Geneva with a s ingle pan-Arab delegation at- tending the ceremonial opening session. An announcement after the weekly cabinet meeting Sunday i.uid the formal opening would be followed by talks between Israel and individual Arab countries. Traged• ProlJed BEATIYVILLE, Ky. <AP> - Tests were under way today to positively identify the charred remains of seven persons killed in the fi ery crash of a gasoline truck during the weekend. Local officials said they have a l:s l of seven m 1ssing persons. and we re i.ure that today's tests would confirm that all the dead had been accounted for. Officials :.aid Saturday's crash occurr~d "hen the truck's brakes failed on J 700-foot-long grade in a road h.•ading into the business district or this town of 1.200, about 150 miles from Louisville. ~Stalled WASHINGTON <AP> -The nation's economic recovery is be· mg stalled by unimaginative ef· forts to fight unemployment and inflauon and by continued re- 11 ance on tight-fisted cr edit policies. the congressional Joint Economic Committee is warn- ing. The pane\, controlled by Democrats, concluded Sunday that the Carter administration, Congress and the Federal Reserve must do a better job of coorwnating policy to deal with an economy that shows lingering -;ign~ of recession. Rell~ Fire Out ROMEOVILLE, Ill. CAP > - Firefighters put out a refinery fire Sunday after it blazed out of control in this Chicago suburb for more than 40 hou~. For most of the day. they had to stand by helplessly, watching the fire while they awaited a fresh supply of chemical foam that was rushed in by truck from Lionville. Pa .. after firemen ran out or foam early Sunday. . F...i 1t'cute Rapped RUMSON, N .J. CAP ) Rumson Borough Council mem- bers say they intend to complain to President Carter about wasteful federal spending. The reason: The community received a check for $6,000 in federal r evenue sharing funds that they hadn't requested. .. The country has a S6l billion deficit," said Councilman J. O'Neill Duffy. "Yet we are get· ting checks for something we didn't ask for and don't need." HF.JRl!f, l.A'banon (Al'J A t•t•••t"-firo wu taJun1 hold In the outhern lA'baneso war today as ltrat'I be11tn pull1n1 il• armored fore~ back acroe11 the border. 8~trut nuJio .aid tho ceaBe-rtre etCrffmcnt, lnvolvlnl the Jar1teli 1tnd Lebanese aovurnmenta and P11 lC!Jltinlan auerrlllu leadtr Va.Ir Arafat, was tentaUve. and u ttmllll radlc1d auerr1!111 1roup 1 ~J~cted 1t But llraell spoltt'!llimen filtld the cease-lire had been fully approved and tuken effect. T HE ISR A t! L I Defense Ministry in Tel Aviv said the truce agreement called for ~1thdrawal of-tht( Palestinian guerrillas from positions north or the border from which they could shell towns and settlements in northern Israel. A spokesman for Arafat's high command said contacts were .. under way to work out final de- tails of a cease-fire that will pre- ~ervc Lebanon's territorial in-tegrity.·· Reporters in northern Israel. meanwhile, watched as Israeli armored forC(!S pulled back across the border. During the fig hting Israel had repeatedly denied Hs troops entered Lebanon. A COMM ANDE R of the Is raeli-supported Christian rightist forces that fought the Palestinians and Moslem leftists m the south said the Christians would be able to "answer" the guerrillas if they violate the cease-fire. "I am sure our Israeli ar my friends will back us," he said. Sources close to the Lebanese government and Arafat spoke of a "partial" pullback by the guer· rillas from advance positions along Israel's northern panhan- dle. But a spokesman for Dr. George Habash's Popular Front Mass ltfenaorial tor the Liberation ot PaJesune siald: "We shall abandon nooe of our po15it.iooa In South Lebanon. We also shall allow no one t.o pre- vent us from striking at the lsrueh enemy or existing in areas where we can strike from." THE POPlJLAR Front and its Iraqi-supported allies o( the so- called Rejection Front have an estimated 300 guerrillas in the South while Arafat's Al Falah and other units of the Palestine Liberation Organization have an estimated 5,000. Informed observers believed that Arafat's supporters could bring the outnumbered radicals into line if the PLO chief wanted to act as policeman for the truce. But there was speculation that he would see no advantage to doing something that would be mostly for the benefit of his Christian and fsraeli roes . Informed sources said a torce of 1,470 officers and soldiers of the reorganized Lebanese army has been formed to move into southern Lebanon to act as a buf- fer between the guerrillas and the right-wing Christian militiamen who have been battl- ing them there. THE FORCE made up of both Moslem::. and C hris tian s equipped with light arms and armored personnel carriers, is expected to" begm entering the South Tuesday, the sources said. · Meanwhile, Israeli armored forces began withdrawing from south Lebanon. Reporters and photographers on the Israeli side were invited lo watch t he withdrawal although the Israeli government previously denied that It had any ground forces in , Lebanon. Israeli tanks, armored person- nel carriers, a halftrack and several jeeps roared through a gate in the border fence near the The coffin of black leader Steve Biko was carried into Victoria Rugby Stadium at King William's Town, South Africa. Sunday as 20,000 mourners. with fists and voices raised in black-power salutes and songs, thronged the stadium. Bloodshed followed the emotional funeral and new black ant1government protests flared today. Flood Hits Western NY 'lhundentornui Dampen Gulf Coast Regions Te•perat11re9 "' LO "'""'-" $1 Atlflftle ... .. 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Some 40 reporters and photoeraphera were on hand, "to cover the return of a torce whose entry was heavily denied," one reporter commented. A FEW MINUTES after the withdrawal started, a barrage or the Palestin ians' Katyusha rockets hit two Israeli t.owns, Qiryat Shmonah, five miles south ol the border, and Safad, 17 miles farther south. The Israell military command said eight persons were wounded. Sources at the Isr aeli Delemse Mlnlstry said the Syrian govern· ment joined in the negotiations and would try to persuade the Palestinians to observe the agreement. Although the Syrian army brought the civil war elsewher~ 10 Lebanon to an end last No- ve m ber, fighting has continued in the south because Israel an- nougced it would not tolerate the prei.ence of Syrian forces close to the border. Lester Maddox. til. 1s re· ported in critical condition t o d ay after s uffc rin~ a hea1t attack Sunday night. Maddox was' Georgia's ~ov l'rn or from 191H.i 70 and li eutenant governor from 1971-74. Defense 'Surprise' In Davis Retrial AMARILLO, Tex. <AP> -The capital murder retnal of 011 millionaire Cullen Davis, accused or killing his step-daughter. en- tered its sixth week with the defense promising a finish straight out of Perry Mason. . The prosecution contends the case stems from a dispute between Davis and his estranged wife, who were involved in divorce proceed- ings when the Aug. 2, 1976 shooting occurred at Davis' $6 million Fort Worth mansion. BUT THE DEFENSE says the case 1s more complicated. And. like Earl Stanley Gardner's Mason, defense lawyer Richard "racehorse" Haynes has promised to identify ··the real murderer.·· someone other than his client. later in the trial. . On Friday prosecutor Tim Curry finished questioning his 12th witness, Fort Worth Police Detective Greg Miller . He was expected to examine another oCficer as the trial resumed today after it.s weekend recess. THE STATE CONTENDS that Davis, 44, killed his step-daughter and his wife's boy friend and wounded two other persons. He is on trial for the slaying of the step-daughter, Andrea, 12, his wife's daughter by a previous marriage. On the night of the shooting, the prosecution alleges, Davis wounded his wife, Priscilfa. 36, and killed her live-in lover Stan Farr. 30. The prosecution has said it would press other charges later. GUS GAVREL. 22, who arrived at the mansion that night with a date, was left part.ially paralyzed by a bullet that remains lodged in his spine. He testified that Davis did the shooting. His glrlfri_end, Beverly Bass, 19, the third witness to the shootings. was not hurt and was expected to testify for the state within the next few days. WASHINGTON (AP) - Secretary of State CyruJ R. Vance, hoplne to prove to a doubtful Senate the wlsdom of the Panhma Canal treaty, said today the pact creates "a partnership under whlcb our two countries can join In the peaceful and efficient operation of the canal." Testifying before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Vance said the treaty proves ..once and for all the falsity ol the tired charges that we are an Im- perialistic exploiter bent only on extracting Latin American raw materials and usiqg the conti- nent for our own economic in - terest." SINCE PRESIDENT Carter s igned the treaty Sept. 7, there have been repeated forecasts that the admlmstration would be unable to obtain the two-thirds vote needed for Senate ratifica- tion. In hearings this week before Senate and House committees the administration hopes to re- verse the momentum of treaty opponents. . While Vance and treaty negotiators Sol Linowitz and Ells- worth Bunker were testifying before the Senate panel. Secretary of Defense Harold Brown and Gen. George Brown. head of the Joint Chiefs of Slaff, were called before the House In- ternational Relations Commit- tee. THE DEFENSE secretary testified that the treaty best as- sures continued U.S. ac~ess by promoting cooperation rather than risking a U.S. "garrison amid hostile surroundings." He said thaf "use or the canal is more important than ownership." He said the treaty will give the United States "unimpeded use •• _ effective opera- tion • • . and physical security of the canal. GEN. BROWN said that "Our capability t.o defend the Panama Canal will be enhanced through cooperation with the government of Panama." And he added: "The J oint Chiefs of Staff will continue t.o plan for rapid reinforcement or • the U.S. Southern Command in the event or emergency need." The aeries of 15 artlclH was prepared by Dr. COURS~ BY NEWSPAPER Sine. the Dally Piiot five yHra ago begen of- fering CourH• by Newapaper In coopar•tlon with UC San Diego Extenllon and the Natlonel Endowmetrt for the Humanlttes, 200 newspaper• have joined ue In presenting the weekly "'lee· tures" reed weekly bJ 15 mllllon Ametfcans. Thia aemeater, Course• by Newapeper e•- • plorea .. Crime, Juatlc• and Punlahment In Ametfca" beginning Sept. 17 In the Dally Piiot end continuing tor 15 conaacutlve Saturdtlya. Jerome SkolnJck, director, Center tor the Study of Lew and Society at UC Berketey. He end 1S noted legel echolars and wrttera conb1bute th• artldff Whfcb make up CourMs by New..,aper. Th• weekly artlctH may be reed Juat for tttelr lnterfft value, but many reeden alao •~I to eam college credit from area col1eges lncludl9'Q Coaattln• and Santa Ana Community CoHeges. Dr. Howard E. 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Cooper, a senior analyst for he "think tank," also recommended in the 400· page study released Sunday that the military should try to recruit more careel' soldiers, rather than one-term enlistees. · QUEENIE DAIL y PILOT A$ By Phil lnterlandi HE SAID THE INCREASE in the military budget from $22 billion in 1964 to more than ~ billion in 1976 can be blamed mainly on higher ex· pe1tses for civilian defense employes and the mllttary retirement system, rather than pay rals~ for volunteers. "The bottom line ls that the volun· teer force bas added less than $300 million to the cost of defense manpower," Cooper said. "about two-tenths of one percent oftbe defense budget." "And with the full dJnner you get a leg rub. so you can Civilian defense employes cost $6 billion ln 1956 walk again." but will co.st $20 billion by 19'78, he said. Military re-------------------- tirees got $477 million in pensions in 1956, but will collect '9 billion next year. Canal Treat11 Lawyers Push Proposa"/s THE INCREASE IN PENSIONS is chiefly due to the shortening of the minimum career hitch from 30 years to 20, he said. The average ~year military retiree now draws a pension for 30 years. Unless military pension policies are changed, 12 percent of the nation's defense budget will go to retirees J>y the mid· 1990s, compared to just one per· cent in 1956, he said. The figure now is seven per- CRA Critical Of Support State Bar Urged to Study Drug Programs SAN DIEGO (AP) -California's lawyers have ordered the State Bar Board of Governors to push for laws to decriminalize prostitution and to study a free heroin and methadone distribution program for addicts. But delegates to the annual State Bar conven- tion Sunday narrowly failed to achieve the two- thirds vote needed to initiate legislation that would decriminalize marijuana use and cultivation. All three proposals have been approved at ( Bar convent.Ions in the l:'T -'T'E J past -the marijuana J l /u, proposal for five straight ---------years. But the Board of Governors has yet lo put them m its legislative pro· gram. Hftllth Care 'l•pro1'ed, SACRAMENTO <AP>-Astatewatchdogcom-. mission has issued a cautiously positive report on California's $2.6 billion Medi-Cal program for the medically needy. The Commission on California State Govern- ment Organization and Economy concluded that the program "appears headed toward improved health care" and "at greater economy." IH,,,._at'• Dallfllatn-KUled LOS ANGELES (AP) -The 12-year-old daughter·of a Saudi Arabian diplomat has been killed in a three-car crash on the Santa Monica Freeway. Najah Faraidy died Sunday shortly after the car she was riding in was hit by another, then rammed into a third vehlcJe. Officers said they were chasing 23-year·old Patrick Carrillo of Los Angeles after an alleged unsafe lane change who sped away and hit the Faraidy car. Teen Shot, Surrenders . LONG BEACH (AP> -A 17-year-old boy who ba'rricaded himself in his room ovenught was in custody after '1'eatment from a police gunshot wound, authorities said. The boy, who shut himself in his bedroom for 71h hours, surrendered Sunday morning after his mother talked him into it, said police Lt. Norman Benson. · , Benson said the boy, wboee name was withheld because of. hia age, was booked for investigation of assault with a deadly weapon and firing a gun within the city limits. After being treated for a bullet wound in his left arm. at Long Beach Memorial Hospital, he was taken to UM department's juvenile division. Benson said the youth was despondent over his parenta' divorce, and locked himself in the bedroom of the North Long Beach residence late Saturday night. Benson said the youth took a 20-year-old neighbor, Scott Wallace, as hostage for about lS minutes, but released him unharmed. Sgt., Bernard Frydman, a 15-year veteran on the force, shot the boy when he threatened officers with a .22-callber hand gun and fired two shots into the floor of. the home, Benaoo said. There were no other injuries in the incident. Neee l' A Boqital Dedfeated LOMA LINDA (AP) -About 4,000 people were on hand for the dedication of a new· Veterans Ad· ministration hos pital that will replace one destroyed by the 1971 San Fernando earthquake. The $71 million Jerry L. Pettis Memorial Hospital, named for a late congressman killed in a 1975 plane crash, was dedicated Sunday. The 500- bed facility is to open in November, and is expected to employ more than 1,300 persons. A~ Riding Critldzed SACRAMENTO CAP) -A black leader has sharply criticized a federal judge for his ruling or· derin2 admission or a while medical school appli- cant to the University of California at Davis. . Vima Canson, regional director of the National• Association for lhe Advancement of Colored Peo- ple, said Sunday that U.S. District Court Judge Thomas MacBride showed "a lack of sensitivity to the basic .issues" by his ruling. Kid Poni Bill OK'd By Brown SACRAMENTO CAP> ' -Selling obscene pie-• tures or minors is now a felony in California un- der a bill signed by Gov Edmund Brown Jr. Brown's office said to· day he had signed AB 1580 by Assemblyman Jim Ellis <R~San Diego> incrasing criminal penalties for child porn· ography: T ff E S A ·r. E I N Californ ia of any material legally judged obscene is a mlade meanor, punishable by a fine and up to a year in jail. Ellis" bill makes the sale a felony, punishable by two, three or four years in state prison, lf the material shows someone under 18 ln· volved in any of a number of real or simulated sex acts. It also applies to the showing of a film for money. THE BILL, which took effect immediately, is one of two passed by the legislature aimed at cracking down on the so- called kid porn butlneas, which is believed to be centered ln California. Monday 1..S Tuesday • JILL RICHARDS cent. ·7 Win Prizes LONG BEACH (AP> -Seven Californians have rolled and jumped to prizes totaling $25,000 in the Free Former World Professional Skateboard Cbamp,&onshlps. Record crowds totaling 19,600 attended the two- day weekend event, in which contestants from Japan, Canada, Germany, Switzerland and England jumped barrels and whizzed like greased Jightening. The top money-winMr was Bob Mohr or En· cinitas, who took the men's freestyle event for S3,000. John Hutson from Santa Cruz won $1,500 in the men's slalom. Other top winners were Ellen Berryman of En· cinitas, Terry Brown of Santa Cruz, Tony.Alva or Santa Monica, Bryan Beardsley of Torrance and Russ Howell of Long Beach. They each won $1,000 in events ranging from the barrel jump to consecutive 360-degree turns. PALM SPRINGS (AP) -One of California's big- gest grass-roots RepubUcan groups has indirectly critized former President Gerald Ford for endors- ing President Carter's Panama Canal treaty. In a resolution adopted by 170 delegates to the California Republican Assembly Convention, the GOP volunteers asked Ford to explain what they described as a reversal in position. THE RESOLUTION CITED Ford's pledge to support the Republican nallona1 platform in 1976, which included a plank opposing any action giving up control or the canal, and his rec~nt endorsement of the Carter tr~ty. "President Ford's most recent statements favor· ing giving up our property and treaty rights in Panama confuse his credibility on the issue," the resolution said. "TheCRA urges former President G"eralaFord to make clear which of bis announced positions is valid regarding our canal," it added. pays UI t !'ith Wtth her AUTUMN~NTO·THE~O llOAYS COLLECTION for Late Dey and Evtnina. Fini Orne Sllon T~..SW-...say DIANE VON FURSTENBERG FALL COLL!CTJON She's €ryirig fOr ~ Areyou·listening? of new, nllNtrf prints In ti.' ... t t11ftahlpa. Mia Meanin Tiunlq SALVATORE FERRAGAMO AUTUMN-AND-ON COLLECTION · of f Inf Flortntlnuhoet prmntld by a .-cllt emlm-y. flint Shot Sllon Sho simply can't handle her problems by h«sclf · any.more. She needs help before it's too late. And she's not alo~e. Every day, people no d;tferelll from you. experience an emotional crisis o,ftcn.provoked by a troubled penonal relatlonship. Some(llae may become so despoodont sbo growa fearful or.nervous for no apparent reason. She loses sleep over insignificant things. Sho cipledes over trivial matters like the car nots~ She can't carry OD· with her family. She needs help. P.rc>fessional help. Tbo only reel hope for regain· fog a normal, produative life. Tho kind of help available at th<' HOPE'UNIT. ,A profsonal psycbiatrio treatment program for people ttapped in nn emotional Crisis. It works. It's not an isolation ward, not some kind ol paychi .. atric·horror show. It's a warm, friendly environ men~ where skilled therapists hclP. people to sort out iheir own live.s. And give them new tools to handJe tho · problems; they thought were too big to handle alone. lf you·bow someone who is e1periencing an emotional crisit,.call tho HOPEUNIT. A trained counselor wm be at tho other end of the line. Ready to help. Ready to an;swer any questions ye>u .may have. Pleaao mw the call thatwiU show her somebody cues -enough to listen. ' . Ed.I ri I .. Robert N. WHd/Publlaher ~-K .. vll/Edltor Co ii Daily Pilot ~.to a ..--!:ffl..e ________ M_oncS-IY•'•a.p•iem-·l*-2'•,•'•m•-------S.·r•bll•t•a•K•l"t-lb·l·cPl·/·E·d•lt•o•rl.•.I P.~ •• l!.d·l·to·r-- wmakers Must~ et Act Together Orange Couuty Aalemblyman Ron CordOvd (0-EI Toro), 11 ~the state legl1l1tor1 who think Gov Brown should call •a ~I aese1on Of th• Legf1lature co try once more to pro- duce a property tax relier bill Other leg1a11tort uv they'd r1tnor wait until the January MS11on to tackle tne eomploJ< problem again . The two tM rehet measures that failed to pus during the recently concluded .. s11on wert opposed by most Reput>11cans and some Democrats Cordova among the latter A pnnc1pal bone ot contention soema to have beon the al· leged inoqulty of the bills which would have steered moat of the tax rehet 10 1ow·1ncome taxpayers and provided little or no help to those in upper and middle income brackets who paid most o f the lax Sen Denn11> Carpenter (A-Newport Beach) noted that more than 60 percent ot the property owners 1n his 36th Dis- trict would not have quaht1ed tor any relief at all under a con- trovers1c1I prov1s1on-supported by Gov. Brown-that tied property lax relief to household 1ncortie There d be Ii !!le point 1n caJllng a special session-eating up still more laxpayer money-if tile m1nonty and ma1onty leadership can t get together in advance and work out some sort of comprom1ie And H this can't be accomplished. more taxpayers will be inclined to look w ith favor on the Jarvis inlt1at1ve. which would limit property tax to one percent of fair market value-<iesp1te the inherent danger of legislating so complex a matter by in- 111at1ve ,Ai- , Douh le Standard If there is one thing Orange County Supervisor Thomas Riley frowns on it is talking badly about a fellow county supervisor outside the political safety of a closed office door. As chairman of the Board of Supervisors. Riley has car· ried his speak-no-evil-of·a-fellow-superv1sor creed into the public arena. Lately, Ailey has been protecting his mates from public cntic1sm by gaveling down anyone who would dare crit1c1ze a superv1sor·at a board meeting. last week 1t was, of all people, Nora Lehman of Newport Beach and Susan Tepper of Laguna Beach who were shut off by Ailey when 1t appeared they 1ust might be aiming some cntic1sm at Supervisor Laurence Schmit during discussion ot an issue that Schmit had opposed Whether either woman intended to criticize Schmit w ill never be known because Riley d1dn t let them get that far. Riley. particularly in his role as cha1rmao. should un· derstand that the democratic process Includes the right to publicly cnt1c1ze or question elected officials. On the other hand. there seems to be no time l1m1t. and certainly no gavel, for those who come to praise the supervisors. Time to Pay ·Up The party s iust about over for hundreds of thousands of termer students who financed their education with federally insured loans but have been absent-minded about keeping up with repayment schedules. The loan program, which assisted llterally mlllions of stu- dents who could not otherwise have completed their under- graduate or graduate studies. provided for a wai'(fr of intdl'est and payments until the students had time to find employment After graduation they were supposed to start paying off the loans 1n relatively modest monthly amountr,tJsually over a period of about three years. Most beneficiaries of the program compiled with the rules. but some seem to have defaulted completely. Othars are delinquent 1n their payments. Since the government has to repay the banks that handed over the money, 1he Office of Education has decided to hJrn the delinquent accounts over to a collection agency, begin- ning In December. Borrowers whose loan payments are 1n default would do well to straighten out their accounts promptly, unless they want a permanent black mark on their credit ratings. • Opinions expressed In the space above are those of the Dally Pllo\. Other views eJCpreued on this page are those of their author$ and artlstl. Reader comment is Invited. Addreas The Dally Piiot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. PhOne (714) 642-4321. Boyd/Saints 8y L.1\1 . BOYD Proof of the clatm that women make the beH iardenera, please note, does not Ue In the (act that the patron saint or gardeners Is SL Dorothy. Nor are men necessarily the best cooks just because the patron saint or cooks is St. Lawrence Question arises u to whether a flsh can drown. Certainly can. Jt has to be able to close its mouth so lta gills can get oxygen from the water. llook it in such a man· ner so that IL~ mouth is held open above the aurface, even though only slightly, and it will drown. In London .. ~ WhlJ>~nade Zoo. a 15·year·old two·tOn rhinoceros n1&med Mulunda died of a hear t attack shortly 6efore a :;.year.old two-ton rhinoceros named Myrtle died from lptnal lnJur1es. Dear Gloo~y" .. Gus We don't need a neutron bomb to wipe out peoplt and leave th• bul14ln11 standlng. Property tax atlreadydocl that. Q.'R. autopsies revealed Zoomen there said the beasts didn't e>terclse ~pproprlate caution in their Mttempt to multiply. Q. "What's the average an· nual mileage of the typical rocreatlonal vetlltle? · · A. About 3,300 miles. Do you recall that maUtematlca profe11or who r'etlred to a stuhore hideaway Which b• named ''After·Math"? He was tht fellow who uld: "rt 's lm· possible to teach a boy mathematics if there'• a pret· ty tirl in hla class. And the boy who's the uception wouldn't be worttl teaching.·· Losera of presidential eltc· Uons like to remember that the first to do likewise waa none other that\ Thomas Jef· f enon. John Adams beat him. Ceorae Woahln•ton, •• all know, was unopPo..r. "' Jack Anderson Signs Suggest Korea Cover-up W ASlllNGTON There are 111n1 that. the Democ ratic lo11dershlp rnay l>e tampenn~ w1lh the "Korca&i.le" 1nve:,l1i:a· Uon. Sources close t.o the mvesugu. lion cite tht: c1.1r1ou~ t1minl(, for 1n s t41n(.'e, of lhc 1nd1«l ment agu1nst. Korean payorf man, Tong:.un Purk. Them· d1ctment ~as sprun g o n Park JW.t lis he was about torelurn from Seoul to London. 1 lt: abruptly chang1•d his plan ... and blayt.'d in South Korea. wbach ha:. no extradition tri:.tty "1th the United States. This means Park. the central figure in lhe an vestigation, 1s safc{y out of reach of U.S. mvest1gaton. It looks as 1f the Justice Dl•pt wanted credit for indicting f'ark without the necesb1ty of putting him on the witnebs bland. our ..,ourcc:. ... u~gcsl Th1·y ... 1:1v hl' ('ould h<ive been extradtll'd trum linluan 11 hl· had been allowed to return Other bourcc~ contend thJl Dcmocr;.1t1c congrc!>'l1onal leaders have sought to confanl' the House 1nvesttgallon lo a fc,~ expendable former member~. thu:. hopdully sat1sfy1ng publi(• opi nion without damag ing Congress THE DEMOCRATS <1rc• al"" "l'a rch1ni.: qtm•tl) IJut intently tor Hcpubhcan., "ho ma~ h;i\·1· ,1(' l'l'(Jll'h lnp'> ;mrl \\Oml•n f1om South i.;11r1 .. 111 .1J.!l'llb 'I tw p11rpo'>l' t'> 10 pr ,.,""' I he K t11 t•Hj.Wlt' -.t·J rlllal f 111111 hl•C'<JrTIIOJ.! ;J p.irt1-.,11I (H1lll1t'.d I ... ur f> I' nl II I" I o1 1 I I I n ' I rJ I' I ' ;1d.1H>\\il'lll-!l' tli .. 11111•\ \\•ottlcf lih1· Ill t .Ip 1111' "••I •"I\ ••ll'Jlltt .111d fa,tll 1111' d,111\ I 1111•111111 l!t1I lltt \ ,.111''' lb.ti litt II 1111• 111 '" ll"l tu 11111'1 lflt ,tfl\ 1111111 1•1 11 Ill Jll I' \ l"lll 11111.111 I h:11 :.!'" I I ttlll :.pt•\\ I II ;.: I " II " II I I I " I I ' I Ill· p.11111 uL11 '1"•111:.: ... 1111 I '.11 ~ -.1 1ri11•·1I 11t l.1111 11111 l;1 ... 1 I.ill ,,, ,, .• 1 tr1.· .llhl ft'(' ( lt·Jtl h1·1'.11l 111 1•11 11-1111 h11l1 \ t'I 1111· tl1•p.11lnw111 ''"'" 110 p11·r·a11 llhll' 1 .. '"I\ 1·111 Ill llt~hl .111d JllHfi1· lltt mu\ I' 1111•\1 I .tcfllt• fl!Ol Thi~ tro11hl1 ·d -.1·\ • 1al 1·011 ... 1 ll'll . Paul Har'\'~Y tlous congressmen, led by Rel>'. Jerom e Ambro and Liz Holtzman. both New York Derrc>erats, who i.re eager to clean up the House. They pressed Attorney General Griffin Bell to take'. wtuit.ever legal steps are nece2sary to bring Park back to Wastflngton to testify. ·On Aug . s. Ambro and Holtzman called upon the at· 1orney general and again urged him to indict Park This would give the United Slates legal grounds to ask Britain to ex· trad1te him. they argued. But Bell replied 1t would be unethical 10 indict Pc.1rk without sufft<·1cnt l'Vtdt•n('~ l<H.'Oll\'ICl h1 m OUR JL'STICE Ot!pl. !iotm:cs confirm that the ca!ic against !'ark 1:-. \\-Ntl.. As a bu-.111essm:rn. he could hand out campaign con Lrihuuon-.. quilt: lt·gally. on l:.tpllol 11111 'I he IH usl'cUtor., mu:.t provl' lhc!l he "'-'"' acting ,,., a foreign agent to brlbe con- g resamen. Most of the evidence. unfortunately. Is contained In ln tercepted me11aaea. whlch may not be admissible ln court. Yet the poll\ical preesure kept building up, our aourcee say. un· tit the Justice Dept. went ahead Wilh the indlctm"nt that Bell had said would be unethical. But significantly, the 36·count indict- ment wasn't prepared untll " week aft.er Park was safely out ot Britain. Park's Washington attorney, WU Ii am Hundley. kept the de- partment informed about his d1ent s whereabouts. insiders tell t.11' On Aug. 25, Hundley notiftl·d the department that Pci1k had telephoned him from Hong Kong to report he was on his way to Korea to v1slt his ail· ing mother. Not long afterward. Park cillll'd a~mn from Seoul to :.<i)' that the Korean authorities wanll'd him to hold a short pre:.s ·01 c·o11r..-e \'011 'rc not legally obligated to let us rrilk ro A-fr. Ton;.::-:un Park about his bribery indictment .. ' con(erence and that he would leave for London In ten days. THE DAY AFrER Hundley re· ported this to the Justice Dept • Park was abruptly lndlcted, and the news was leaked to the press Thia had the predictable effect of keeping Park 'n South Korea, where he ia sere rrom ei<tr-ada lion. Our sources insist that thi: Justice Dept. could have brought Park back to America by Indict· Ing him before he left Britain or later by holding up the Indict· ment until he returned to Britain To insiders. the poor lamtng ap· peared to be a deliberate attempt to botch the investigation. We m ade repeated requests to s peak to the liltorney general. but he would not discuss the story with us. Sources close to him bellcH· Gr1ff111 Bell 1~ a man of integnl~. \\ho would not tamper with the Koreagate invesllga· lion. The official In charge of the probe. Paul Mitchell, also has a rl'putat1on a~ ci :-.tra at ·laccd proSl'CUlOr . Hundley rerused to comment. On Capitol 11111 . Speaker Tap CJ"Nc1ll and Dcmocrauc leadl'r Jim Wright persuaded Leon Jaworski. the former Watergate s pecial prosecutor. to run the House invei.tigation Into the Korean scandal. Sources <.'lose L<> the House leadership say O'Neill. Wright and J aworski agreed the~ couldn't ··burn" too many mem· hers or Congress but should merely "sacr1hee a few lambs .· WE SPOKE to the s peaker whv ··absolutely" denied any agrel..'- ment to limit the invel>tigatlon. Thl.'n we hurried to cat<.'h Wright but the speaker got to him first. Wt• caught Wright going out the door H(' had been s ummoned. hl! said. to the speakE!r ·s ofricl' When he returned, he reiterated the s peaker's denial. We wen• unable to reach Jaworski until some tim£' latl'r. The alleged con \'l'rsataon about sacrlficin:..: lambs. he said. was '"absoluleh ludicrous.·· But a principal 1n the Korean investigation told us he had ··n· ceived indications from tht House that they would like to con- centrate on a few former mem bers." The Democrats, he said. also want to Implicate som(• Republicans in the scandal to keep it out of partisan politics. Most W onien Invest More .in Marriage There ure mtn who th "om~"' ' will say. "You desene the e<1ual rights whlcb Clln be "uaronteed only by an amendment to the Constitution ... Vet those s ame men -· to otMr men -may say, "Wh y should we be the only ones to pay alimony?'• And then are women uralng ratihcaUon or the Equal Rights Amendmeht. who consider alimony laws unfair -not ,because men usual· ly pay -but, these feminists say, ''Alimony Is an anachronistic ' manifestation or the wite·s de- pendency on her husband." They are willing to sacrifice that benefit to ucape' that "manifestation of dependency." In some s ignificant ways the right, proper and timely crusade Charles McCabe for equal r11ihts has been distort l..'d to imply "equality " NO TWO or us are equal whatever our sex And any crusade predicated on a false oresumptaon is pre·doomed. If we can instead narrow our obJeclive to "equal legal rights" the proposition is m ore defenda· ble. And that brings us to the ques· tion of alimony. In January or next year The J ournal or Legal Studies will publi~ a study by University of Chicago economist Elizabeth Landes. A hindsight study of 200 divorce cases leads this re searc!her to conclude that a mar· riage partnership s hould be formed -and dissol vcd aJ> business partnerships a re Business partners make u mutual Investment on the a11 surrtptlon that it will work. tr 1t does not work. both parties are compensated commensurate w1lh the investment each has me1de IN TUE murnu~c partnership 1f a woman sacnf1ccs he1 own career to m una~e a household and to further the career or her husband -this 1s no s mall an · vestment' Should that marriage dissolve. she deserves the same com· pensatlon she would expect from the d1ssol11llon of u business partnership She is entitled either to a sub· s tantial cash settlement or to a conUnuing income. There are cases where the man. entering anto a marriage partnership, makes the greater sac rifice. And so it 1s presently the law in most states lh<it alimony can go to either spouse. There would be very few busi· ness partnerships formed if the law were so unfair as to shortchange either investor. And in fact -· in 6talt'b where alimony is altogether pro· hlblted few~r women marry or have children. .. ALIMONY" says Ml'iS Landes, "serves as a kind of in · ~urance policy to protect the in· vestments made by each m ar- riage partner -and those invest· m ents frequently require more of the woman. And, almost always, the divorced woman -· if only because or he r advanced age - has a lesser value In the labor m arket --and shoJJld be com- pensated for that "deprecia· tlon." For us romantics It is hurtful to the point or pain to reduce the marriage relations hip to a bus1 ness formula. Rut while the several states are considering an Equal Rights Amendment which is necessari· ly, unemotionally legalistic, we need to be reminded that "equal right.I" -If applied alike to meft and women -can be unequaJ. Second Thoughts on Britain's Ho01osexual Law From almost the m om ent when Engllsh homosexuals were granted the ri&~t to do their thing in .private. ten years ago, they began to demand the rlght to go public. Instead o{ betna intearat· ed lnto society. as the reformers who had decriminalized homoeexu•llty hoped, quite the opposite occurred, Wrltlna r ecently in the Specfotor the sponsor of the homoaexual reform leatslaUon, Leo Ab ae, M.P., looked back on ten years .of his Act. He Is proud that hi• me11we has 1 l v e n peTaonal freedom to an esUm•ted mmton Brltlsb homoseituala, but haa serious ml11Mn1s about other roneequen~ ot hla Act. Abie and hi• reform col· lt...,rfien th'1 were PIWllnt ~-' .~ that ---~· J ~Ht~ ,,... ~ ~mtetolUll tlomoauu.at, would tum 1&1 ati.n .. tion to the creation of the familial and environmental condition of the younj! which would reduce the incidence of s uc h an un· fortunate fate prevention would supersede punishment " IT DOESN'T seem to have worked out that way. Says Abse: "Although some doubtless have chosen homosexual domesticity and accepted part1cifatlon in the outside helerosexua society on Hs own terms, many self· evidently have not "The ioal was inte1ration; but the nett<> walls we believed we had-knocked down forever have been rfbuUt and, although the hostile heterosexual has aomellmes lent n hand. the real conatruct.lon workel'I have been tho homosexuals themaelvcs. "From th• moment th~ Act waa pa1111ed. o demand arote from homo1exual1 that they mu.st hav the ricbt to form U\tlr own clubs. The tponaor.t ot tM Je11e1atton, uuperated that bomoMxua11 abould wlib. Uk• a PriliDtc' In tove wltb hU ctll, to Joek1tM the world, draw back from tbuut1e.sUon. . . " AS IN Tms country. there IR an ambivalence 1n the homosex uc:il claims and demands. "They claim." says Abse, "the rieht to form their aocl~Ses on the basis or their shared interest and their particular vision or lift, as does every other minority group, or which this is one of the largest in the land. and 10 they leave bewildered the do.1ooder het~roaexual who had In hl• fud· dy·duddy manner believed the idea waa to raUonaU1e, not see· ment still further, our excessive- ly plural socio\.)'. "But alone With tt•• 1•y1&' apolotia comes an secusation: that by diacrimlnatlon they ore forced to cr11te ad &ltt'maUve aoclet)'." · LEO A8SE m1iittaln1 th•t the rul homOMxuil eora»lalatil not aaal"'t dla~rlmlnatory laws b-at o&ll°'t "l&WI that dO Dot permit tn19n or women to act out ·thelr H~u.t Uv• ln pu'Uc placu." lt wa. hoped that by 1anctlorun1 bomo.exual acts In privato, tbe~ would be less 1uch actl ln public, u ln 9ubUc lav1torit1, etc. This has not happened. Mo~e than 1500 arrests for public I~· decen<.'y between m a les were ma~e in 1976. This is .nore ~ three times the arrests In J • before the Abse Act was pass . "Thls <"annol be allnbuted pollce harassment,·· says Abse.1 ABSE HAS his word to s~ about the "shrllt and nu • paranoic extreme aay liberali lobbies·· which ha ve bee a nother consequence of t statute he sponsored. t "It ls diUlcult sometimes not tb belteve that, despite thel" decl•rotions ot gaiety. they 1"9 unconscious ly protesting n<n ogalMt a real dlscrJmlt1aUon bdt a9ilnst their own sexual desUn#. and that ls lh rub." I T~t I lndecd. Sex in privatl cannot be araued •t•lnst. fot either homosexual or het(lrosexr uat. Sex in publlc, whet.her Qf pomosrapft)I or u public de~ onatra\ton, b lnda.len1lbl amon• dtsnmect people. u A sex, homoaexual, heterosexu and MUtral. would be kepi ln th closet. we would have one less blt of footllni loUY to bedevil ua. ~ , 08ITUARIES I AT YOUR SERVICE &~ W@M rr ®@(?WO cg @ Pare. r•H••w DEAn f' T I h.1\:f'! l\\O µrubh•m-. 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A\:l uf 1\174 <irf~cl.b addn·':. lil>h ht-Id Ly d1rt'1:l mail ~dll·r~ II ..ippt•<Jr~ lhul 1Jne i. name 111 b..ind1cd ..ibuul "1th1r1 the direct mail indu'>lr) '' 1lh no con ::.idcrat1on or !Ill' t'IJll<,Uffi t•r ~ \\ t<,h fur µriv ,jl'\ The rt'l't•nt rt•1111rl of lht· Privacy llU t•n.t~on Mody ('omtmlulon, man cblt'd undt•r the-,..rhaey Act of 1~n. hol<b th l din·~& m 11ll 11ratelc:e" do not lnCrtnae on prlvat'y rlgh", and ll con· tlud..cl that no rc•ul1torv attlon4 lA nt~l"d to rt•11ulrt• name rt•moval from u"t•. \'ou ma.y havn to l'•Y l:l C:\•nt' to t'llmlnal~ your nallll' rom mu•t mall· lnii 11,.\Jt, hut t\ nn b., donts. Dlrec:t )OUr fl"CJUf'i.t to: Ulr~ct ~1•11 Markl"t Ing A1111n •• Inc .• 1730 K St. N.W .. W .. hlntiton, I)(' ZOOCHI. Alik for the "drop fot"' " Fiii It out 1rnd ri·turn to DMMA Pdt~d f'lf f~~et Dt; \H I' \T We ha\ c 1.1 \ tmcr11 Lie· I ur ru~ It 'i, pai.l 1ls pn ml· but I"> lop quuhh Tith. ru" has been 111 lhe ram1ly fo1 ~eari. Although I m \cry fond of il. ">umelhing has to bc dorw to rt>v1H1 IL or else it must b~ retired I H· done m v best ta keep 1t cit ..in, but ll llCt..'tis '>OffiC sort Of profo1>s1onal Lrculml·nl J J lh1Jboa Several ,\ \'S rc1&ders haH recoan mended "ild Bill's l'un., a34 N. La Cienega, l.01> Angcll'i.. Owner Bill Ornt'llas i1> known for a '>Pt'Clal bond Ing procci.~ to rt'pair and rc:vitallze a ll kinds oC rur llt'ms that havt• l>t't'n ht•I · tt!r dayi;. CM Major Completes Staff Class MaJ David L HCKJge of 1820 Kinglet Circle, Costa Mci,a, completed a phase of the Command and General Staff non rei.ident course of in· !)truction at the Uni versa· Here's How They Voted County Legislators' Records Detailed 8y O.C. HUSTINGS Of IM D•llY ...... '1Aft llt:re s how Orange County lcKlslator1> voted on some key hills befor e the sl&ste legislaturt1 lwfore it went into rece1>s earlier 1111s monlh TAXES: By a 21-15 vote, the tilute Senate killed SB 154 by Sen. Nlcholas Petris <D-Oakland). lt \\ u~ a ~.I bllllon tax relief pro vosal The bill was nixed by the coun- ty':. l wo Republican senatora, John Uriggs CR-Fullerton) and Dennis Carpenter <R·Newporl B e uch ). Democrat Paul Carpenter of Cypre11s supported the measure • • * CANAL: The Senate defeated 21·16 SB 346 by Sen. Ruben Ayala tO-Chmo>. The bill involved a plan to build the Peripheral Canal and four other ma1or water projects. The Assembly had approved the bill 56-22. ln the Senate, the Orang~ County vole was split along party hnes, with Republicans Briggs und Dennis Carpenter opposed and Democrlll Paul Carpenter voting for the bill. The bill also proved attractive l(I Orange County Democrats in the Assembly, with aye voles coming from Ron Cordova (D-EI Toro>. Dennis Mangers CD· H untington Beach ), Richard Robinson <D-Santa Ana) and Chet Wray (0-Garden Grove). Orange County Republicans in the Assembly were divided. William Dannemeyer IR Fullerton> voted for the bill. while liruce Nestanclt• I R Orange> voted against it • * • BUSING: By a 27-10 vote. the slate Senate approved, and put on the ballot ln 1971, SCA 48 by Sun Alan Robblna <D ·Vatn Nuya). Th• proposed consUtu- tlonaJ amendment would limit the power ot 1tate courts to lnte· arato 1chooll. • All three co11t 1enatora - Republlcana Brlec• and Dennis Carpenter and· Democrat Paul Cupenter -eupported the bill ..... BARGAINING: By a 24·8 vote, the Senate aent a bill to the gov- ernor that would alve limited col- lective barealnln1 rl1bts lo near- ly 90,000 state employff. The bill is SB 839 by Sen Ralph Dills CD· Gardena). Republican Briggs a nd Democrat Paul Carpenter ravored th e measure . Hepubllcan Dennis Carpenter op· posed it. • • * SPENDING: By u 24·11 vote, the Senate defeated a proposed constitutional amendment that would have allowed apendlng bills lo pass by a majority vote insLeud of the present two-thirds. The measure was SCA 2'·by Sen. John Dunlap (D·Napa). Orange County Republicans Uriggs and Dennis . Carpenter voted against it. Orange County Democrat Paul Carpenter voted for the proposal. .. : · . .. "' LNG: T he· Senate approved 30-7 Senate BHI 1081 by Sen. Allred Alquist <D·San Jose). It would require a Public Utilities Commission decision by July 31 on when and where California's r1rs l ltquefied na tural gas terminal could be built. All three Orange County senators voted ln favor of the bill. • • • 00<.'TOR: By a 21·8 vole, the Senato confirmed Gov. Edmund G. Brown'• reappointment of Ronald Doctor to the state Energy Commission. Republican Brlaa• waa lo favor and Democrat Paul CarpenU!r opposed. Thero wu no record ot Dennis Carpenter vot- ina. • • • PER DIEM: On vol~ of ~·19 ln the Assembly f.Dd 21·5 ln the Senate, the leg'8lature sent to Brown a bill exemptlne le1llslator1' $3S per diem from state Income taxes. It is AB 30Z by Assemblyman Willie Brown <D ·San Francisco> . In the Senate. Democrat Paul Carpenter and Republican Briggs were again on opposite sides of the fence, with Carpenter m favor and Brlns opposed. Republican Dennis Carpenter did not vote. However. Orange County as- semblymen didn 't follow party llnes tn their votes. The bill waa s upported by D e mocrat Robinson as well as Republican Nestande, and opposed by Democrats Cordova, Mangers . and Wray and Republican Dan· nemeyer. * • • JUDGES: The Assembly sent to the governor by at S4 -23 vole AB 1157 by Assemblyman Art Torres <D·Los Angeles). It would add 34 jud ges to the Los Angeles Superior Court, for a total o( 20S judges. 'I'he Orange County delega- tion 's vote on this bill was clearly split by party affiliation. Democrats Cordova, Mangers, Robinson and Wray were m favor, wbile Republicans Dan- nemeyer and Nestande were op- posed. BotNred Newport Harbor Jligh School graduate Anna Bushmun is one of 24 incoming freshmen to receive scholars· at-entrance award~ from Sonoma St<ilt: College. She is a Newport Beach resi- dent. EARL'S ,.lUMl lH• HlloTIM• All COMO. I, Lie 211'17 in'-t~U '""' .Wwt1 .u Ywr Orevt , IC.II stO<"• N•ar••I YOIH' Af•ll COSTAMHA642·1753 UM H._..-rl 81ff. MISSIOH VllJo495·0401 Jlt:l2 ~1"1"9 ~ ....... . ISAft DI ... ,rwy, at A••ry l'-wy I ALLERGY? (714) 54~9624 Recorded Message ALLEIGY CONTIO l FOUHDATION Bu l 583, Grant• ca 92561 Writ• for Fr" hlf..-ti.. JAMES ~ 81E!I ,.,.,Mnl o• (O\l,t Ml\• 011Wt ~c>'emt»r )4 1•11 H• '' '"''"'vt'd t>v ,,., Wit• O•n '" R .... O•eQOll 0.... O•IJQl\lf'f s".oov 8roo~ Oreqon Pvent' Mr &. Mr\ JAmt·t B te-t . (O\t• M•-.d Gri1"df•t"f'' a .. rri.tr11 01 .. , So"'" D •~ot• Vr•ndf.-htf' F-rM~ JoM"On fount.•1n V•lt•Y lwo '"'•'' l ••Anr1 P'"" '°''• MeMI •f"d Su. 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SUN!a'r !iel)lombfor H lt71 et Pe<lhc v1 .. , Cl,.pel "'''" Rot>C>t 8ornant ICl"O 0Hic1a11119 fnlttm•nl · Pl•CI lltOTHllS SMCTMS' MOITUAIY 627 Mam St Huntington Beach 536-6539 \'F.NTNOR, N.J. <APJ Former s tate Sen. Frank S. "Hap" Farley, 75. one of1he last of the cou ntry's old -time political bosses, died Sulurd<tY al his home hl·rc. CO LCHESTER . f.ngland <AP> Artist John Nash. 84, who with brother Paul gained rame for patntmgs of battlefields 1n both "'orld .,... ars, died Friday. LONDON I AI'> British actress Phyllls Neilson· Terry, 84, .,... ho stepped onto lhe stage 68 years ago followmg 10 the footsteps of famous rel;it1ves. died at her country home Sunday ~1iss Netlson-Terry. a niece of the great Vil'- 1 or i an actress Ellen Terry, died after a long illness PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP> Loma Lockwood, 74. who served on the Arizona Supreme Court for M years Including h\-O years as the state's firs t woma n chief justice. died Friday. For the Record Birt It• SAN CLEMENTE GIHlllAL"OSP'llAL s.cit-r 1, nn Mt •rd Mr\_ Jame~ Gauldfon ~•" Ju•n C..p1\h'4lf\O, CJ'rf Sepl•mller I , lt71 Mt •nd Mr\ l4rry Gllm•n S•rt Ju•n Cap1\lrono, oov The course parallels the instruction taught al the Command and General Starr College ut 1"1. Leavenworth, Kan MaJ . Hodge was grc1duated from the U.S. Military Academy and received an M.S. degree ln 1967 from New Mexico State. The major 1s a data processing executive for Great Western Finance Corp .. Beverly Hills Reserve TolUSet The Sea and Sage brunch of the Nationul Audubon Society "'ill e"· plore the va rious hab\lat.s in and around the Newport Bp a c h Ecological Reserve on Sunday. The tour will meet al 8:30 a.m . on the corner or Eastbluff Road and Back Bay Drive in Newport Beach. f'or further in- rormation call Chuck Greening at52!5·l371 Club Sets Bazaar Th~ Mas!)achusetts Club will conduct its an· nual bazaar Oct 14, at 7 30 pm. at the Midway City Women's Club, 8241, • Raisa Avenue, Midway City Homemade articles and baked goods will be on i,ale Prior to the bazaar, al 7 p.m .. the Massachusetts Club will hold a general meeting. Let Us Help . A father d1scove1 s his -1<..lol escent d~ughter is experimenting with drugs. He doesn't know what to do. ... A lonely wife sobs into J pillow. Her marriJge is breaking up Her elderly parents have become J bu1den. She can't cope. A rrnddle-aged nrnn with a good 1ob shakes uncontrollJbly JS he reaches for il bottle of booLe. He tned to stop di inking. but f Jiled ( Tt1ese scenes Me common everydily experiences. All o f us have problems an~ we search for therr solut ions. Sometimes we succeed. Other times we ca n't Then we need professional tielp. Where to find this help c.Jn become a problem PROBLEM TALK SHOP helps peopl e find answers to t hei r problems. PROBLEM TALK SHOPS Jrc free <.uu nsel1ng •lJ1d referral services located in Orange County PROBLEM TALK SHOPS a1 e here to off er you help through counsel ing and referral. There 1s no chilrge for our service to you. We refe ~ to both public and private agencies in Orange County. Facili- ties to ca1 e for ind1v1duals Jre ,wJllable on a 24-hour basis. That means we can help you whenever you need help. Appointments are no t necessary. If yuu prefer t o make an appointment, day and evening hou1 s are available. (0ff1c.e hour s 8 : 30 il.m -5: 00 p.m .. Monday through f riday In extreme em er genc1es. a counselor cnn he reached after ~ 00 p .m . and on weekends.) PIH FAMIL. 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' I ~ ---------o1 Cr1sis I ntervention -When J problJm 1s so big or N<TfSO DVCKY SEATTLE <AP 1 Bob Holt tsays he was just walking along when a atranger ran up, yanked off the duck head he was wearing and hit him with it. . Holt, 20, promotion manaier for a radio ata· tlon, toun roek concerts. high school football gamet and downtown 1treet1 drHstd as a aeven·foot·tall duck wlth a wlnppanof8~ feet. Lornplex that you are unable to sec alternll· l ives. talking with a 111ofessional 111Jy help. Marital Discord - A counselor helps establish a starting point an(f gu1danc.a for husband and wife. Adolescent Problems -The years 14 thro1,gh 18 are trying for the young person as well as his parents. learning to communicate 1s one of 1 the basic steps a counselor can help bring about. Single Parent Problems -The single parent ,.,ay o ften feel igno,ed in a couple-oriented society. Trying to be two people. mother and fat her . <.cln be too difficult fot or'le person to he>ndle. 1 Gerlatrlc Problems -Sometimes n senior cltizon parent noeds tende1 loving care awny from the family . specialized nursing care, or a pluce to live with others noJr hrs or her own Clge, ana the ch 1ldron who make these decisions niust learri how to cope with their feelings of gu ilt . Alcohol and Drug Problems -More and more people are becoming dependent o n alcohol and other drugs. Specialized medrcal care and a treatment program are needed . Individual Psychiatric Problems -Sometimes we feel that our world is caving 1n on us. 1 ension. anxiety, and fear may keep us from coping effectively with everyday life. Psychiatric help may be your first step toward healthy livrng. . . 1110 E. Chapman Avenuo Orange, CA 92666 Phone : (714) 997-183 1 25283 Cnbot Rood L~guna Hiiis, CA 92653 Phone: (714) 768·3831 I il DAILY PILO r Neteport·Cabrlllo 3 Take Double Wins in Argosy Thrt! ak lPPt·,.. •cored doutJle win. ln Newport Ocean Satlln1t Al· aoc1atmn' Arcuty (formrrly Alamltu Bay Ar1osy> Saturday and Sunda)'. TIK.-/1rst rac-o wu /rom Nt'Wport Beach t<> Cabrillo Beach Vat ht t1ub Saturday and the attond waa from CBYC to Newport Sun· di). Dooble wt.nners were.-Jim Lin farm. J, l..1lUe Pooner. cformun'a RaJder, BYC ln the: In f>Hftfl' A 1, Hldalfco, 2 , tC'rn.Jt\nnul Ofhhort-I IOR J Lumari111, IUU Rohris, VYC; 3, clit,~. Wt•nn Recid'a Alotu1 JI, Dcbru South Shon• 'rncht Club, in the• PJI RF H 1 Aloha ll: 2. PNform .. t11<:c: tlund1u p CIA.!>& A W 1 I d c LI t , 3 • R t! d b a I I , d 1v1:oon. and Bowie-JlouY,hton'i. DinJJmoof/Mctcutr, BYC. t:r1n t..1h;una Yacht Club, In the PllR1" <.; 1, Gcnei;is; 2 , On•lllt lt.t1·1n~ Cat~mllr&n l'la...,~ Sunk~l. Scott Schock. BYC; 3, Both race ... ~ere i.a1h:d 111 lt~hl Tt t•y, J;.u:k Ow<!n, SSYC D•llY ~l .. t ~Ult -· WORLD CHAMPION Newport's Ullman 10 mO'~t·r.•k wands Rei._!All.ll OJt('A I, Erm; 2, Allez Cat, Nt>wp.JJ't to LotJAn,el~-. 3, lt111 l.0 11 ~:.aturday O (' Jo: A N R A <' I N (; C \ f ,\MAHAN l, Enn, lio~u: Houghwn. L<tha ma YC , 2 Allt:2 Cdt, Mike Kane, SSYC, 3, lm1 Loa. VtcStern.Sl BYC. IOR -1, Haider, Jim LUI· derman, DYC; 2. Animal f'arm. Jlansen/Ryrnc. VYC; 3, Litth: Pooner, Steve Schock, NHYC PJIRl"·A 1, Pranc. Richard Newbrl!, HC YC; 2 . Debrl1 , Richar d naurr. SS YC ; 3, Hidalgo, Rod Lippold, NHYC. PHRl''·B -l , Aloha ll, Glenn Reed, SSYC; 2, Wildcat, Peter Schoonmaker, BCYC; 3, Tiger Lilly, Ron Deacon. VYC . Pl lRF·C l, Speeding Ticket, Ray Booth, BYC: 2, Fun Won, Bruce 1-'ellel. CBYC; 3, Genesis, J ohn Siple, SSYC. t os Angeles to Newport, Sunday lOR -l, Ruider ; 2. Animal McDowell's Illusion Wins Class lllus 1on . -.i..1ppered bv Ed :'il d>o"cll . King Harbor Yacht <.'l11b, "',i:, the Performance fl an dit·ap Racing Fleet Clasi. A win· ner Saturday in California Yacht Club's Inverted Enduro race. the second f<.';.iture of the Fred Harns Series The series drew more than JOO boats an seven classes. Thl' Im crll'fi Enduro "as a 15'.!·mile rac e s tarting off Marina del Rey and taking the fle ets around a series of buoys on Santa Monica Bay and as far .-.outh as El Segundo. TllE TlllR.0 RACE. the Lazy 8 . 1s a 20-milcr over a figure 8 ~haped course and will be sailed • next Saturday. The fourth and fin al ratt• 1s the 5 O'Clock Bell , • 161 ~ mill''i, on Oct. 15. Results of Saturday's race PJIRF·A 1, Illus ion : 2, • l\krlin, Juck Ibach, SMYC; 3, J uno. F.R Brown, CYC. PHRF-R l . Daria. David Hoss. WYC. 2, Windfall, Lee ;-o;ewficld, CYC; 3. Shenandoah. Oli ver McCann, SB YRC. PHRF·C 1, Loose Chan~e. Bob Lin coln, SflYRC; 2, St Su, Hon Sweeney. SB YRC; 3, Veraci- t y , Howard Williams, SBYRC. MORF A t, Siren, Grover- Mark. PMYC; 2, Love Is, Bob Crum. eve. 3, El Pampero, Leo Skuerer. OYC. MORF-D 1. Foxy Lady, Bert Lockwood, PMYC ; 2 . S turmvogt>l. Paul-Klos e, SC· CYC ; 3 Lollipop, Tom Leweck · eve. MORA 1. Olvero Street, Cas tillon-Wils on, KHYC; 2 OuUaw. Don Rosenkrans, WYC; 3, Ghost, Berg-Ctoshere, WYC. IOR-1, Jefferson Steamship, Acker-Sellars, PVYC; 2, Jano, Bob Kahn CYC ; 3, Orange Peel, Ron Greenberg, DRYC. 45 New Boats ~Go on View • At Sail Show An unprecented number of new • boats -45 in all -wlll debut at the annual Southern California Sailboat Show starting OcL 22 at the Long Beach Convention Center, according to show chairman Jerry Sehi. The show will continue through Oct. 30. Part of the reason for the a~ pearance of so many new craft is the fact that the sbow bas grown to nearly 150,000 square feet - nearly three times the slze of the 19'16 edition. THE GROWTH HAS been made possible by completion of the exhibit hall portJon ol the S.Sl.2 mllllon Long Beach Conven· tlon Center complex. The SAJJboat Show will be Ule first public event to be held ln the new raclllty. Amon.c the new'craft slated for unveilin1 re the Hawklam·28, Bounty-JO, B~ce 8obert.s·2S, Buccaneer Quarter and Hair Ton. Island Tr~er·31, Clre-33, CT-U, Cal-U. Gull·32, Catalina.a, Clipper·22, Koble-a. CoJumbia·:t. Crealock·37 and ' T1buron.a. Otben wllJ be the Chryaltr·22. Monttrey·U. Encson·ll, Kans Cbrjstlan·33, Hunt•r·3l and lllander Bahama 28 ind 31. Newport Sflilmaker Wins World Title D:n it.I Ullman, 31-year-old sail maker from Newport Beach 1s flv ang home trom Japan today with his ftrst world cha mp1oni.hjp ..,ailing trophy. l/llrnan won the 470 Class world title m a close ~eri.e:. ;.it ShLwoka, Japan. His crew wa:. Tom Linskey. l 'LLMAN l S A CllAMPIONSIUP s ailor m virtually t:vcry clai.s he enters He has won national championships in the Snipe, L1do-M iJnd Sabot classes, a North American championship m the 470 Cla:.s .ind '~as an Wlsuccessful contender in the 1976 Olympic tnals in 470s But this was the first world championship be has ever won. L'llman was raised in the Newport Beach sailing and yachting tratt-rruty and has been sailing since he was about three. He ha:. alwu.vs concentrated his efforts ln small high-performance classes. Lightning Captures St. Francis Trophy SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -Lightning, skippered by Larry Carr or the host St. Francis Yacht Club, captured thi! St. Francis Perpetual T rophy Saturday by winning the fourth and final race over an 18 7 mile course in San Francisco Bay. The 57·foot sloop, 1973· 74 winner of the trophy, led alJ the way and finished 1:10 ahead of Equation, a 57-foot sloop from Long Beach skippered by Gerald Simonis. Winds were 15·18 knots . WHISTLE WING V, 53-foot. a luminum s loop skippered by Hastings Harcourt of Santa Al'WI,..._ WANTS HELM AGAIN Cup's Ted Turner TwnerWants Third Straight Cup Victory KINGS POINT. N.Y. <AP> - Ted Turner, who skippered Courageous to a rour-race sweep of the America's Cup, says he hopes to return to the helm or the y acht when she tries for a third straight Cup victory. "As far as the America's Cup is concerned, I want to be the skipper of the tint boat ever to. win it three times ln a row, but I have to overcome some prob- lems, '' Turner told 150 cadets •t the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy. HE AP~ARENTL Y was refer· ring to hls outspokenness and his. ruucous behavio r after Couraeeous clinched the Cup with lta fourth victory ln a row over th toreiin chellen1er, AustraJla. · Cour.,~ua won the America'•' Cup in M• Wltb Tld l:food at the helm. The cadet. 1ave Turner en ovation when be w .. Introduced, prompt1n1 him lo aay, "U I had known lbat wlanlnt the Amttka's Cup meant t0 much. I would Mt have l0tt elahl reces ln thetrl1t1 ... He encoura1tid the cadttl lO puuue a Merchant Marlnt ureer, U)'ln1, "Golna to Ma 11 lbc 'in' lhjna lodotod1}'.'1 Barbara Yacht Club, Jtas won two races and was 'the leader after races Monday, Wednesday and Friday. But the defending champion fell to fourth in the last race and ended as runner·up. Hawkeye, a 48-foot-sloop en· tered by David Cuckler of Newport Beach and the 1975 trophy winner, was third Satur day and third m the four-race standing. The Keefe-Kilborn Trophy for two-ton yachts went to Dave Al· len of San Francisco in Imp, which won the first three races 1 but fini~hed fifth Saturday when Cadenza, skippered by Carl Eichenlaub of San Diego, won. INCREDlBLE. ENTERED by Chick Le son of Oakland's Metropolitan Yacht Club. was second Saturday and second in the standings. William F. Powf:r's High Roler of Newport Beach and Saudade and Scandalous of the St. Francis Yacht Club finished 1·2·3 Satur· day and 1·2·3 in the final stand· ing for the City of !fan to'ranc1sco Trophy. Mirage won the Richard Rheem {>erpetual Trophy by cap- turing Saturday's race. La Paz Race Shot in Arm: 3 Remedies Long Beach Yacht Club has given its biennial La Paz race a potent shot in the arm with three remedies that are expected to pull a record entry list tor the l, ()()().mile event. The remedies: --Addition of a Performance Handicap Racing Fleet <PHRF> group in addition to the tradi· tional International Offshore Rule CIOR> rating. -A TWO·RACES·IN·one glm· mick ln which the yachts will complete one race at Cabo San Lucas al the tip of Baja California, and without stoppl.ng, continue on to La Paz to complete the O\ber race. -A split start that will see the slower boats ofr on Friday, Oct. 21, and the faster boats getting the start.Jng signal 24 hours later Saturday, Oct. 22. !Vice commodore and race airman Robert P. Graham said the club has already re- cei vtd 46 inquiries with the posslbllit.Y of a starting fleet or 40 or more yachts. The lnquJrles are about evenly divided between Plffif' and JOR. A substantial number have alre8d.Y sent their el'ltry blanks with tho rciquired rec. AT 1'11£ Dt:YDEY of the race tbtte were a9 entries. lt rell to a low ot five boat.I in 1975. • Graham 1ald tho raC4J would not UM tM re.iutar ''1tqfered Atiart" Ila whltb each boat I.I start- ed 11eoordln• to itll rathl1 and tJme allowanee. Ralber, uch ot t.be~·oneeta wJll be•Plilmhall. BOATING I PEOPLE UWanCa.-.ter Concert Mother Wins Set at Judge Nixed SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. hu bloclced. creation o( • n~w Superior Court juditdhlp ln San Joaquln County. The governor vetoed a bill thttl would have glven the county an eif hth judge L'l soon as county supervisors ap- proved funds !or the local portlon or the Judge's salary. Peace A.ward UCI Hall From AP Dllp1kbe• Lillian Carter has become the first woman awarded the Synogogue Council ol America's "Cov- enant ol Peace" prize. The President's mother received the award for '"distinguished contributions to the furtherance of Snlemational understandlna, justice and peace." In addition to a bronie statue, there is an $18,000 cash award. ' "Miss Lillian," ass he is known in her home town of Plains. Gu., said she would donate the mooey to :.cveral charities. • The murder trial of former United Mine Workers president W .A. "Tony" Boyle wu postponed in Media, Pa. until Jan. 16 because of Boyle's heart problems. ~ The 75-year-old Boyle. ac- cused of arrangiog the 1969 as- s assination of a union rival, was taken from the courtroom in an ambulance to the Crozer Chester Medical Center last week after he complained of chest pains ' during jury selection. Delaware County Judge Francis J. Catania. after meeting with attorneys and Boyle's doctors in his chambers for more than a n hour. granted the defense motion for a coo· t1ouance. • Entertainer J erry Lee Lewis has been indicted by a Shelby County <Tenn.) grand jury on a charge LEWIS of driving while under the in· fluence of drugs. Lewis was arrested JWle 22 in nearby Collierville. PoUce there declined to dlscuss the ar· rest. Lewis, 40, was charged with being under the influence of both stimulants and depressants. While customers are ch~king out the girl on the cover or Esquire magazine, the girl on the cover 1s cbeclang them out. "People buy that magazine all the Ume;• says Debbie Wagener. Dallas Cowboy che.!rleader and ( .... ---------] s ~permarkct checkout PEOPLE girl. "No one ever realizes ---------"' 1t"s me. They look me s traig ht m the eye and talk about the magazine cov- <•r and never know it's me." Looking pale and thin after being stabbed in Peking, New York lawyer Richard Talmadge ar- rived in Hong Kong but refused to discuss the attack. Talmadge's wife and their traveling companions, actor William Holden and actress Stephanie Powers, also refused to talk about the stabbing Sept. 18 by a Chinese man officials told them was mentally un· balanced. Talmadge was wounded in the chest as he. his wife and Miss "~ou Powers were returning to their hotel after a sightseeing trip. Holden said he was elsewhere at the time. The attacker was arrested immediately. • A probate court jury ordered that the six children of the late Houston and Miami socialite Candace Mosi.Jer share equally in her estimated $15 million estate. Two adoptl'd sons. Daniel Mossier, 26, and Chrlstopber Mossier, 25, contested a purport. cd will that disinherited them and a sister, Martha Mossier 'Meredith, 27. Mrs. Meredith did not contest the document. The Mossier brothers con- tended that their mother was not MOSSLU herself when she cut them out of her estate. Mrs. Mossier died in Miami last October at the age of 62. In 1966, she had been a defendant in a sensational murder trial in which a jury found her innocent of the slaying or her husband. millionaire Jacques Mossier. A 33·year-old love letter from Erneat Hem· lngway is the prize exhibit at an upcoming Detroit auction of rare books and literary memorabilia. Hemingway wrote the four- page missive lo his fourth wife. Mary, by flashlight from a bat· tlefield in northern France on July 31, 1944. He told her about a Mercedes staff car that had been captured and the recovery or a good supply o! cognac. Hl:MINOWA\' "Hey, Sn1o.ll Friend," he wrote, "I wish I could talk to you: preferably in bed •. .'' • A Miami jury awarded $1.8 million to an Eastern Airlines pilot who said he was grounded for testifying about mechanical problems aboard a Jet that later crashed and killed 101 people. Capt. Dan Gellert, 4S, charged East.em with psychological and financial harassment after he testified before a federal board lnveatlgaUn1 the 1971 cra'lh of a Lockheed TrlStar In the Everglade•. Gellert, who served as co-pilot aboard Ute plane before its cruh. told invesUgaton he had warned Eastern officiula of troubles with the plane's autopilot. • A SO-year-old financier who preelded over perhaps.the largest insurance fraud acbeme ln his· tory failed to get a reduction in his elf bl-year prison sentence. U.S. District Court Judge JesM W. Cattll de- nied motions In Los Anaeles by 1ttome~ for S&anley Goldblum, who contended the U.S. Parole Commission improperly decided aaatnat paro.lln• hlm. Ourlna the late 1960s and ear\Y 1970s, Oo1dblum served as the head of EquJty Funding Corp. of America, at the time one ol the fastett·1rowln1 In· surance conglomeratca in the country. • ICansllS newapapor edJtora lnduc\ed tbe late W,L White, newsman, edJtor and war cormpcin. ddnt, into thclr Kanns Newspaper Edltora Hall' of •·a me. White, who died tn 1913, had been editor of the Emporia Gazette alnce hl1 fatbtr1 rtnowncd writet William AUfft Whl~, died in lMt. · White'• wlr• and their ad9'lltd daultlter, the · BritiJh war orphan lmmort.aliied In till ".rourne, tor Marfa.rel .. on wh~h a movie wu bUtd. were at tho Uoivmu~ of Kanau tor~ aa.nounet1Del\~ Five young musclans from Mexico. La Nopalera, will present their lnterpret.aUona of "revolutionary man .. in a concert at UC lrvioe ---------Frlday. PUBUC N~CE The concert, .. New 1---------- S o n g a n d L a t i n ·~~~::::.-=:• American Folklore," is TIW ~ ,..,_ i....,. ...,_ scheduled for 8 p.m . in 119\t;~:ltNAltO A. u co .. t'AG~ the Fine Arts VUlage ONI! 1Noun1t1u, EAGLE oicR Concert Hall under P1t<>OVCTS. t0'6t.t4 t'111u ..... ,,_. taln Velley, CA "IJQI sponsonblp or the UCI llwMrd M\llony LI, 1"11 ., Pel• Committee for Arts. iw_,, Huncl/l9IOll 1tk11, CA"~ The five, who formed di:: .. ~-1• ~,.., bV ... ,,,. La Nopalera in 1975, e.m.r.sA111-., u C 0 m bl• n e pr 1 m 1t1. v e T1111 si.1-1 wM 111ed w1111 u. County Cler11 of Ofe1199 Cotonty on African, Hlspanie and Au9l™ll.1m. Indian musical forms PllDI•-0r,,.. c.out o.11-,~:! with modern instru· s.11u,1i.1t,i.,1t11 ments to create what 1----.-----_.., __ ._77 PUBLIC NOTICE they term "new South American rhythms." Tickets for the concert '~<=::...~~!:~::::' are available at $1 from Tile fol1ow11111 penon 11 dolfl9 bin!· the Associated Students nm;·~~TIC PLANT CARE. •04 Ticket Office in Gateway N•rcluu~.coron.oei M.tr CA.nm Commons They also D•v•d LVft H•rdln . .o. Nan:1u..._ ' Cor.,... 0111 M.t•. CA '26'5 • may be purchased at the Tn1, 1>11\jneu •• c.-..cM<S 1rt ... in. d.oor. Further informa· dlvl.,...10.,,,dL H•rd•n tion may be Obtained by Tiiis 11•1..-nt'nl w"• 111911 wllll the calllng the Committee County ChJrUf Ortn99 CollntYon Sepl. for Arts, 833-6378. 13 ' im . · """ Publ•sn..d OrM\Qe Coa>I O•lly Pllof. S.ot It, 2•, and 0c1 1, 10, 19n :M6911 UCI Prof· PUBLIC NOTICE ,ICTITIOUS auMNIU ~ Lead, NAMESTATIMENT 0 Ti.. IOllOWfnQ j»non ll dOlnQ ~ nen ••: THE STAIRCASE, 3ll3 BrbtOI St., · Space 197, ~le Me"9, CA J Arie..• L. He9e11telmer, 11020 011'7'1~ GrnnlMI $1, l'ounl•ln V•lley, CA - -__, J '111Qt Thi• 1NM1w.s I• <O<ldurtecl by •n In· Dr. Robert M. Saun· 01v1~. • d r ( I Ari-. I.. H_l,,.l""'r ers, pro essor 0 e ee· Thi\ 1\et-t w•1 l llecl with Ute trlcal engineering at UC County Clerk ot Dr•noe County on Irvine, will lead a 10· AuguitJ1, l'17. ,..1,.. member delegation of Pvbli.-Or•"91' cont o.11r Piiot, electrical engineers to s.pt. s. u.1•.20, ttn m~.n the People's Republic of ---------- China. PUBLIC NOTICE Dr. Saunders is presi------------dent Of the Institute Of PICTITIOUUUSINEH • NAMESTATUlllNT Electrical and Elec -T11e 100 .... 1ng ,,..""' 11 dolne t-1- tronics Engineer_s (~E· nn\~,IV ALL WEST WATU COH- EE), the organization omON•NG,14l1 E.W•nwrA .... ,,.,.. that arranged the trip to ••An•CA"70i. China. Gol•~.~~v,,J;':t'b•, Ill Lyon• Pl, The engineers and T1111t1us1r-.u1u onc1uc1ee1i.ye111n- their wives arriving in °1"1°""1. • R-y~ Peking Sept. 27, will vis it Tiii• \l•l-t .... llled wltlt '"" N anking , Shanghai. ~tv~o10.eneeeoun••Aut >1• Soochow and Canton l'm21 before leaving for home Pu"'1"'*' or-. c.o.si D•flv PllOC 0 t 16 $epl. s. 12. 19, u . 1917 • C • • t1fO·TT The 20-day trip, which culminates three years PUBLIC NOTICE O( negotiations between l'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS t h e c h i n e s e a n d HAMI STATIMIHT Americans. marks the ,,,.!:::011-'""'"""0"u redolft11blm-' first visit by American WHY TOCK INTERIORS. 000 electrical engineers to ;;:;;-si• '°' H-rt ee.ai, CA . Communist China. Ro1>rr1 McNeil w11ytock, 212 s. Benefit Rodeo Slated K r•emu ti H OI, Placenlla, CA. 91670 J•nn11@r Lynne Wllvtoclt, tn S. Kraemer " 1401, Pl.Kt,,ll•.CA. ~hlO Th" bu\lnt~\ h <O<ldu<ted by • 11ener el ~''""''"'P Jt'nn11or Wllyloclt 1 .. 1~ ...... ,,,.. .. 1 -~· hi"" ••Ill , ... .:ounly Clf'rlo. ol Ounoe County Ofl S.ot ll, 1'11. l'lllU P ubli'1>1!d Or~ Co.ls! O.tly Polo\, SeP1.lt,2~encl0<1 3,10,1'77 PUBLIC NOTICE A rodeo, benefiting the -·--------- CysUc Fibrosis Founda· '1CTmouuus1Nu.s . • NAMlfSTATl:MINT t1on. wtll be held at the TM 1011ow1no ,,...,... is dolft11 llull- 0 range County Fair· ''"s:.~•RT PLAZA CLEANERS grounds, the weekend of 1~ BNc1> a1vc1., w~1m1ns1 .... cA Oct. l-2at2:30p.m. tzMl Th rod · ed Relplt W McKentle, Jr., lt1J1 Seft-e eo ts sponsor -. Rn•. FOlll'lt•ln V•Htv, CA"'°' by the California Depart-T11b bonlnn• 11 c01>C1uc1ec1 b-, .... 1 ... · t f F t dfYIOUll. men o o ~es r Y R•IPhW.Mc1Ceni1e,Jr. Employes Association. It Tiiis mt~ WIK llled wltll .,,. will be sancUoned by the County Clerk ot Of•no-Counly Or> I tern , AUflUSUl, 1'77. n ational Rodeo As-Nm• sociation and the events PubOINd 0t11101 c:o.11 D•llY Pilot, Will 't to d th s.111.l.l2.1t,i.,1m coun war s e lltW7 naUonal championship. PUBUC NOTICE Admission is $.l.50 for adults, $2.50 for children 1---.,,-CT-1_T1_ou_s_a_u_11-.. -,-u-- 12 and under. and no NAMUTATIMINT Charge •or hiJd T11e foltowlft11 pertont .,. dOlng ~ ,. c ren un-MUH' der 3. ATTITUDE DEVELOPMENT' Trabuco Ranger Ncimed SYSTEMS, 4'7 £ett 17111 St., Cosl9 Men. CA n.21 R-r1 Bruce 9M ,....,. 8r-, IMS Sherlnot"" Pl, •Ollt. Hew"°" 8e.,h, CA '2MO Tllh _1,,,u It conducted l>y ett .... MMI. ,,_._ Tiiis ····-· WH filed wltfo '"" cou1tty c .. r1t ot 0r .... Countv on Sept, IJ, 1917, .. ., ... PUl)llt.lltd Ora..Qt Coest o.ll't' Piiat. S.PI. 19,3'.0C1 2, 10, tm Mondly. 8-ptember 29, 1871 * DAILY PILOT .49" ,.,, ........... TAX REFUGEE Tom Jones """''"" ... TENNIS CHAMP Virginie Wade Ul'I-• EXILED AUTHOR P.G. Wodehouse .. ,.,, ........... 'FAME DRAIN Mick Jagger u,,, ....... 'MADE NOISE' • Mlchaet Caine ,.,,WI,..... FLED TAXES Richard Burton Taxes Drain 'Fame' From Briiain LONDON (Al» BntaJ.D is suffenng a fame drain. Some of the country's top actors. entertainers,, athletes and writers bave left, saymg they can't a!· ford the income tax. The latest to go a& movie actor Michael Came who says he is looking for a permanent home in the lJ nit.ed Stat.es. FAMOUS REFUGEES FROM THE Board of· Inland Revenue include acton Richard Burton and Seao Connery, pop stars Mick Jagger, Rod Stewart and Tom Jones, 1976 world champion race driver James Hunt, 1oller Tony Jacklin, tennis player Virginia Wade, and thriller writers Fredenck Forsyth and Alistair MacLean. Britain baa bad its tax ex.lies in the past. Some like playwri1bt Noel Coward and authors P. G. Wodehouse and Somerset Maugham, however, lived abroad for other reasons as well as to escape taxes. The exodus accelerated after the Labor govern· menL's coming to power in late 1964 and the start of taxes ot up to 90 percent on annual incomes oveI" 100,000 pound!, then worth $280,000. FAVORITE SANCTUARIES FOR THE tax ex· Ues are the United States, where income tax Is near· Jy one-third less than in Britain, F r ance, Switzerland, Spain, the Ilish Republic and <the Englllh Channel Islands. All of them allow top earners to keep more of their money than Bntain. The Labor government, whose Tory pre- decessors imposed income tax at4 percent In 1799 to help finance a war against France, today claws back 83 percent of earned Incomes over $37,511. the blghest rate in the industrialized world, official spokesmen admlt. The tax rises to 98 percent if the taxpayer has · additional investment income exceeding $4,375. MICHAEL CAINE, 44, REPUTED to earn U.P to" $1.2 million a year as an international box-office at.f tract.ton. says he cannot stand the tax burden any Joneer. Caine bas rented a home for his family ln lteverly Hll.ls, while be films in the state. Two yean ago, be remarked during a visit to California: 'I've madealotof nolae about taxes, bull know I 'll never emiarate." What made him change bf.a mind? RE TOLD BRITISH REPORTERS in Los .Anaeles that heavily taxed film-making in Britain bu reduced the opportunities for international pie· tures here. He said he waited seven months in England to do a tum, turning down numerou.' .American offers, and then the financing for the Brltilb movie failed to come through. ••So I am faced with going abroad to earn money and then going home to pay to the same gov- ernment the same ruinous taxes on ll that have ruined my lnduatry," the actor said. "I love En&land, but I shall stay away until the policies of taxation change." Veteran composer Sir William Walton, who aald hllh taxes drove blm to the Italian isle of lscbla. told a reporter: .. 1 don't mlss anything ex- cept the strikes. In tact, when I go to England I feel anexlle." • The fUgbt of the tax ex.ilea was called a "hem·· orrbage ol talent" by attorney Sir Geoffrey Howe, a former Tory rnlnster and a taxation specialist. Howe couldftnd himself in charge of the nation's finances lf his Conservative Party leader, Margaret Thatcher. overturns Labor in the next general elections, wbach have to beheld by the fall of 1979. tribute tho yeast to the ecooo~. _They create ne~ busioe11e1, new Jobi. new proeJ;llflrlty. .. A SPOKESMAN FOa THE Inland Revenue, asked to comment on Michael Caine's decision, said: ''The important thmg about the fame drain 1s that we are not just losing uruque people," Howe told The Assoclal.ed Presa. "For every Michael Caine, we lose a hundred doctors, a hundred eneineers, a hundred managers, a. hundred teachers -hundreds of the people who really con- ••it's a free country, I've lo idea how much money we lose from tax exiles, but so long as it's done legally we don't mind. I think most of them seek a )>eUer market for their talents. so the income comes ftnt and the tax second. It must be hard to leave friends and relatives&¢ English beer.'• .Kids, Meet 'Torso' W ashiilgton f!pe{l.S 'Adu],~' Entertainment WASHINGTON (AP> -Tessie the Torso and friends could soon join the Washington Monument and Lincoln Memor ial as a touris t ·attraction for young Americans visiting the nation's capital. • Jt. seems a ruling by the Dis· trict of Columbia's Alcoholic Beverage Control Board will force Washington restaurants that feature side orders of "adult entertainment," including top· less and bottomless dancers. to admit minors. THE BOARD SAID prohibiting minors from entering such establishments would be a viola· lion of the D.C. human rights law. The law bars d1scrimtnatlon based on "race, color, religion, natural origin. sex, age, marital status, personal appearance. ~exu a l orientation, f a mily rcsponsibillties. physical han· dlcap, matriculation. political af. f1laataon. source of income. or place of residence or buslne!s." The local ordinance as also re- quires a licensed ''hotel, tavern, restaurant. ordinary, simple room, tippling house, saloon or eating house" to admit "any quiet and orderly person or persons." THE ABC BOARD was asked to approve the alcohol license of the Godfather Supper Club in Northwest Washington. The board refused to grant the license on three grounds, neighborhood opposition. the character of the entertalnment and the management's pollcy of excluding minors. El«!ted Dr. Kenneth Edelin, whose manslaughter conviction in the death of an aborted fetus was overturned by the Massachusetts Supreme Court last year, has been elected president of the New England Medic a l Society. I The board said lt wanted to .. make it crystal clear to all the ABC establishments that they must ablde by the law." A D.C. Ol'nClAL said the board's decision dramatized the n eed to overhaul tbe clty'a restaurant licensing practices. "Any 12-year-old can walk tnto a topless J&lnt that bas a restaurant license, order a coke and watch the' girls until bis eyes give out," the official said. Under D.C. law there is no classification for "nightclub" or "cabaret." A profit-making establishment that sells liquor ror consumption on the premises must also offer food. MARIA WILLETT. manager of the Gold Rusb1 a club featurint topless dancers, said her plad serves food, ''but we can't force.anybody to eat." She sald she thought a new claa11ficatlon !foe ni1htclubl and ubareu might be a good idea.· "f certaintx. wouldn't want to bring my children in here for lunch." TlmnkB ID you nwara.,.- RllAllOF US • .. . ~~~~~~~~~--~~~~--=~--~~----~~~-------------...------------~ NOVEUST ALEC WAUGH LEFT for Tangier, actor Jamee Muon 11vea in Switurland and soccer etar Kevtza Keecan, former captain ot En it and 'a na· tlonal team. went to play ln Hamburg West OermU)', saying be wanted aecurlty fQr bla tamil1'• futur•. Graham Sutherland, Britain'• mOlt<IJIUnfulabed Uvtn1 P&lnter, llYet In France. • One reuon whY novellit Forayt.b, who made a fortune from "The Day of the Jackal,•• chose to llve In Ireland II the llepubllc'a abollUon •Ince 1IMl8 Of penoaal tax on Income from creative work. J.ck JUggina bad an internattonal beat.seller with .. The Eagle Has Landed." He resides in Jersey, one of the Channel Islands off the Norman- dy coast. BOXER JOHN CONTEH BAS BEEN looldnc for a home in France. Actor PeteT Sellen baa lived in France for years. Also in France is Mlcbael Peanicm, son of Lord Cowdray -believed to be th& richest man in Britain -movinl to keep his multlmllllon-pound inbarltance from tuman'a clutcbea. GOW FOOT STUMBLES CHIASSO, Switzerland CAP> -Fronuer tuards at thil Italian border town in aouthea·et Switzerland became SUl!I· plclou1 wben tbey noticed that a young Italian crossing into his homeland walked with an unusually heavY step. On interrogating the suspect, they found half a kilogram or gold, valued at 6,000 Swiss francs ($2,500) hidden in hla aboea and promptly arrested him, police nld. QEARANCE AUCTION S U.S. QISTOMS ENTRY #17·20'l1'5 HANOMAOI ORIENTAL CARPETS AND RUGS Shlpnwnt, #CX508 Ofdered by phone eat London WarehoUM 6/e/TT, 23 Uoeel be* .,... • rtwd Loe Angel" 7/19177. Exoae t•fUMd by fmporter. We have bMn commlMloned to llUCtfon the exceu 23 balee to .void teehlpplng to London and rMllr. cuh to cover v.noua ctw;.1 Incurred •n route. ~tloneera noi.: we hmve examined the bel .. and found the ~· to be of fine quality and In excellent condition. They vat'f In alU from 3'x2' to 11'•12 1n vartou. makee and origins. This Is a ~reat opportunity to obtain fine rugs and should not be missed. ...... Uc....t•a....ti ........ AUCTIOM WILL TAO PLACE MONDAY, SEn. 26 AT 8 ,.M. VIEW DAY OF AUCTION 7,.M. . HUNTINGTON BEACH INN Jll12P .... C....Hwy • ti._ ...... CATALCHMID AYAIUIU AT AUCTION y.,_ CM•a... , W.IJIJtftWDJ -----~--·------------- ------- --------- own 'Responsi1'e' . National Prize To Catalogue LOS ANGELES (AP) -Tbe Natlonal Press Club h H named The Compleat California Consumer Cataloaue al the best contumer pubUca- Uon of 1976, the nrst tlme a 1overnment pubUcaUon baa won top prize. "The catalogue demonstrates that 1ovemment can be responsive to the n~ of consumers for tools necessary to operate effectively and protect themselves in the marketplace," said Richard Spohn, director of the state Department. of Cooaumer Affairs . • ALSO HONORED AT THE PRESS Club ~remonies in Washington, D.C. was Janice Lowen .A&ee, the catalogue's editor, who received the award from Esther Peterson, President Carter's •pecial assistant for consumer affairs. ··1 never thought being a bureaucrat could be so rewarding," said Ms. Agee, who compiled the 200· page guide on consumer issues. The wide-ranging catalogue covers a number of subjects, starting with advertising and going on . to automobiles, (new and (--------...... ] uaed), danc~ s tudios. ~ CONSVMER health spas, tires, vaca· _ _ tion certificates and end· mg with water. IN ADDmON TO BUYING tips. the catalogue explains what recourses conswners have when they'reuohappy with sometbint they've bought. Altbou&h many busin .. reculatory boards are part ol the department, the catalogue doesn '\. hestitate to point out their wea.kn•ses. "You should realize tbat aome of the organb:a~ tions lilted here may involve Pfft1i policing peers," the catalol\le warns, "with then.ult that you may feel YoW' complamt is not beinc bandied as ag- gresa1vely u you had hoped. .. 11IE CATALOGUE OFFERS A SHORT course on bow and where to complain, listing names, ad- dresses and phone numbers or appropriate &gen~ cies. It also explains bow to select an attorney to handle your complaint or how to bring a caH in Small Claims Court. There l.s even a section on how to write your congreaaman with sample letters included. MORE THAN 6S,OOO COPIES OF the catalo1ue have been distributed and the department is work· ing on a second edition. The catalogue, which coats $1.50, may be ob- tained by writing The State Department of Consumer Affairs, Publications Section, P.O. Box. 1015, North Highlands, CA 9SSm, or at any fle{d of- fice of the California Department of Motor Vehicles. -RETIREES Baldwin ---= . Pl '~?' Wanted to do small ' anos ...... -t "handyman·type" and · , '. Organs 4f ~.· ·Jobs In the local area. Must have your , ecfotr '"'Wtellrte own toots and LESSONS • INSTRUMEM'TS transportation. Call Y•=R Sam Oaadch~ 673-13 0 , ...... l.a.nd ...... MOM.a~ ......... • .... You will op smokin on Nov. 11th~ •.. If you Join amokEnders now and follow our plea&o ant program. Untll recently as a smoker you had very little choice. Either you continued to smoke, or you sullered the agony of cold turkey withdrawal. Now there Is a REAL choice. SmokEnders. At smokEndera you amoke as much as you want untll you learn to quit WITHOUT hypnoala, cllmblng the walls or acar• tactics. No one hH to tell.you what clgarett" are doing to your bOdy. You know. What you need to know 11 HOW to quit. SmokEnders wlll show you "ow. 8mokEndere le oommltted to mak· Ing, the quitting eicptrltnce eaey, rewarding and truly unforgettable. Plan to attend a FREE EXPLANATORY SESSION ... and bring your olgarettea-by November 11th, you won't need them 1nymore. • &.OCAnON • ... SIMJMAR COSTA MESA SISSIOMI sum South Coast Plaza Hoter Thursday Thursday '66 Anton Blvd. 9/'Zfi or 10/6 10/13 LAGUNA HILLS J;30 P.M. J:lO P:M. Hyatt Lodi• Monday Monday 23932 Paseo de Valenda 9/26 or 1011· 10110 (Wntof Highway 405) 7:30 P.M. 7:30 P.M. ...... ,~ ~ ....... Rapn.~ 21~!1!!~!!!!: w ..... -.CAfll64111 .. "1"''" • • DowntOwn to dOwntowne Santa Ana to San Diego or Los Angeles on the AMTRAI< San Olegan~t's one effloient trip, just aa It should be. One refreshing, productive trip. 5 times a day in each direction. Mornings to San~o. 8:21 & 11 :21. Afternoons, 2:21. 5:21 & 9:21. Momlngs to ~sAngeles, S:40 & 11:10. Afternoons 2:40, 6:10 & 9;10. Dial (800) 64&-3850 anytJr:ne. day or night. I ' ( • ,' INSIDE. --._ A Je DAIL y PILOT Mondav. S.ot~ 21. 1177 MISCELLANY Could Analysis Confirm Existence of 'Bigfoot'? SE\Tll.1': c,\1'1 A l11<0 1tl B11foot ' hunh'r IHl)ll It m11y ~ potoslbtc-lo <'Onflrm lht' t'xh1lt-n<'l' or thr lt!lt'ndary Sn CtU•l<'h throuf(h blood <ind tn11r 'itmr>lt Jon Ht•<·lqotd, dlf<'flur nf ProJ t'('l Grt•ndt•I. u l<.w1.1I or,•1u111.ut11111 of Su'l<lUdlch 1n"c't11111torr., cl.i1m:r. a blood ~ample• 11nd pnmatt> hair umplu found 1n thrc~ alalfl are lhe •lronaut l;hyakul evidence or tho ux · ahinc of the: Saaquatcb. IUGt'OOT, OR A VATCH u11 1t b culled In the Pacific N o rt h w ,, a t , I 1 a n a p e • 11 k e n\•ttluru wllh dlatlncl human ('h uractcrl1llc1, accordlna to lh01e who claim t.o bave aeen It. Hair aamples were found a.l\er reported Saaquatc:h alghllngs in Wuhln1ton, Callfornla and Maryland, Beckjord saJd, and analyzed by Tom 0 . Moore, forenalc hair expert at the Wyomlna Fish and Game Laboratory. "The three samples had suffi- cient common characteristics as to be able to consider them as coming from the same species of animal," Moore reported. "TIIE llAJRS COULD not be identified as comin& from any animal found in the Wyoming mammal collection, nor as com- ing from a Washington black bear, gorilla, ch i mpanzee, orangutane. gibbon, slamang or lan1uar monkey, or man," he addedt The hairs "exhibited some characteristics found in some primate haln in eeneral, '' Moore said. A BLOOD SAMPLE found with hair on lhe Lumm! Indian Reservation near Bellln&ham was tested by Un•veral\y of California blochemlsl Dr. Vin- cent Sarich, who reported that the blood was real, came from a mammal and was "99 percent certain to be or primate ori11n." The Lummi samples were ob- tained from a broken window Jan. 15, 1976, Choose more ·tha1i just a nt11nber. Any low-tar cigirette Will .give you a low-tar numb.er. ~~ But th ere's something else that you should consid er. We call it "filter feedback :' As you smoke, tar builds up on the tip of your cigarette filter. That's "filter feedback:' Ofdinary flush -tipped filters put that tar build- up flat agai~st your lips. And thats where lo -tar Parliament has the ad- vantage. Parlianierits filter is recessed to keep ta.r buildup from touching your lips. So there's no "filter feedback:' All you get is that smooth Rarliament taste. ,, • --~--·"""". ...----...... . .~ .. -.. .. , • t 1 ~ DAILY PILOT N ainath Awakens With 2 TD PasSes l.OS A.'l:C,(l;J.~ (t\P I Joe: Nam th r1nallv hu11 bt•roml' t1 icnutnt• memb•r of tht-l.u~ Angele. R m Not only dad be throw two touchdo-. n pau• In th~ Rams 20 0 \ 1ct<>l'Y ovt.1r tht.1 Phlludclph• t;aal" Sunday. bul he albo t·alll'd thu play1 Co.ach Chuck Knox mitde ttHt surpnse dcl't-'>lon t'rtdu}' to let l':am11th dlrttl the offense on his own The 34-)e.u old Namath wru. :selected a::. the starting quarterback over young Pat H aden for the nigular season opener against Atlanh last week, and 1l ~as an unpopular decision after the Western Division champs of the Nat.Jona! 1' ... ootball Conference had gone on ly 1 5 in the prcse<ti.on Then Atlanta upst-l Lo::. Angdes 17 Ii an the opt'ncr Namath. who pla)ed l2 yt'ar::. with the New York Jets, took evt.'rythang 1n :.tnde even a new::. story calling his new team the Los Angeles Jets. After the decisive victory over P hiladelphia. Knox explained. "I decided two days ago to let Namath call the game l decided it was better to have the leadership on the field with the quarterback calling the plays. 1 thought that gave the team con· fidcnce. ·· Namath. c·hl'ercd by the rel at1vely small crowd or 46.031 com mentt'<I: ··sure. I'd ratht'r cull my own game. I've enjoyed calling 'cm sancc I played sandlot football a::. t u kid. This was an enthus1asl1c ball club today ... Five years ago, when he start cd as the fl;.ims head coach. Knox IN John lladl call the signals. Then he switched to hav· ing the coaching staff do it. Dur- ing the rcccntly·(·ompleted pre· season, he reverted to the quarterbad.s ;.md s\\.itched back to doing 1l h1m~ell tor the regular se<1.,on 01><'n1.•r .i. \\eek a~o Without any fanrare, he gave lhl• job b<tck to Namath. who had b(•en freL'<i b} the Jct:-. after a 1 -;cries of losing se<1sons "The score should have been much higher." so1d the \'eleran quurterback. ··But I started play- ing 1t conservatlvc in the thir'1 Frustration Increases For Angels :'\olan Ryan made a final at- tempt for his 20th victory of the season. The result was the same as 1t was LO \hr~ previous starts Ryan. who was believed finished for the season JUSl a few days ago because of his ~ore right forearm. made his latest bid for wm No. 20 Sunday in the i:;econd game or a doubleheader with Kansas City The Royals won the first game 6-2 111 a contest enlivened by a brawl in the eighth 1nnin~. Ryan had to leave the second game in the sixth inning with the score tied 2·2 and two runners on base. Kansas City won 6-3 on a catchable fl y ball. Ryan's own throwing error and a pinch-hit triple by Al Cowt'ns off reliever Dave La Roche. Right fielder Don Baylor lost the ball in the sun. 'Tm going home and try to forget this season.·· said Ryan. The right-hander finished with a 19·16 record. 341 strikeouts and a club-record 204 walks. 'Tm disappointed to come so close to 20 and not get 1t, ·· added Ryan. "My arm started tighten· ing an the third inning. It got to the point w here I couldn 't throw ... Tile playoff-bound Royals enter the final week of the season with an eight-game winning streak and an incredible 24 wins m 25 games. Caltfornia has lost 10 of il'> last 11 games. i11.11&r'\l'r Wllh our dden&t µhay 1nat th wuy 1t did, why 11hould I &Iva the Ea1tle<1 unythln""" Then ht.• (4Utp1>t•cl, "I reully J>hayed conawrv11t1ve bccraus(• lht·re's bt~11 mun)' u }eur 1md muny u wume 11inrt· I 'vti had such 1qlood ll'ud lo µhty ~1th " lfli. pu1111 to Terry Nt-1!.on from thf' ont• :.tarted thc Hdmi. in the flr11t quurtcr Tht-n. on a fake re vt•r11c. he found Lawrence ~h-Cutcheon on u 13 > urd sconng pluy in the second period. That play fooled alm()l)l everyone and Namath Joked, "It was the first time ii. workt!d all week. They had McCutcht.-on ('Overed so well m pracuce that l couldn't even findhim ·· ('oach Dick Vcrmeal of l'hil<tdclphaa. a former ai.i.1:-.tant ~1th the Ram::.. i.a1d "The Lo::. Angele:. tkft.onse played uµ to their ability and \H' didn't µla> anywhere near what Wl' an· C'apablc of vlayin~. We never rnuld get anything going Wt· kept our defense on the field too long. 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MC(u1CNOll •·1' JOHN CAPPELLETTI TAKES BALL FROM JOE NAMATH. Sports in Brief U Finals Tonight; Race Driver Killed LOS ANGELES Raul fl;.imiret of Mexico upset Manuel Orantc~ of Spam 6 4. 6 2 to reach the finals o f the Southern California Open tennis cham p1onsh1ps Tonight at LA Tennis Club he will meet flrRt seeded Unan Gott fried who defeated Eddie Dibbs Sunday. 6-2. J 6. 6··1 Tom Leonard of Laguna Niguel and Mike Machette won the doubles over Marty Riessen and Roscoe Tanner. 7·6, 6·4. They meet Frew McMillan and Sandy Mayer who defeated John Alexander and Phil Dcnt6-4. 6·3 Drif'er KIUed EL CAJON --A veteran stock car driver Ted Kallos has died from injuries he received in a collision at Cajon Sepcdway. The 37-ycar-old Spring Valley driver s pun on the 16th lap of a 20-lap semi·main event Saturday and was hit by another car. He died several hours later Kallos. who had raced at the speedway for 13 years, was the owner of a service station. l'lku RalUe• broke a small bone in his foot and had to withdraw from his semifinal against Stewart. Top-seeded Bob Carmichael won the age-35 cha mpionstllp. over Alex Olmedo 6-2. 6-4. Dick Leach of Laguna Bench. and Horst Ritter won the 35 doubles 6-4. 6-4 over Bob Perry and Jim Nelson. Yarborough Kolb MARTINSVILLE, Va. · No amount of caution periods, fresh tires and lucky breaks could help the competition Sunday as Cale Yarborough ran away with the v1ctorv in the Old Domimon 500 Grand National stock car race. Yarborough led all but 51 laps after the first 100 circuits, and finished eight·lenths of a second ahead of Benny Parsons. It could have been more. But C\ ery time Yarborough butlt up a big lead. there was some sort of mishap that would bring a cau- t 1on period a nd allow has challengers to bunch up behind him again, make pit stops for chassis changes and fresh tires, and in some cases. relier drivers. ,.,. ........ THE EAGLES' HERMAN EDWARDS PICKS OFF PASS INTENDED FOR HAROLD JACKSON. 1984 Renewal Olympics in LA Virtually in Bag COLORADO SPRINGS <AP 1 After more than four decades of dogged effort. the city of Los J\ngcks may once again be host to the Summer Olympic Games In what was considered ;,i clo:-.e 59.35 vote Sunday. the U .S Olym. pie Committee selected Los Angeles over New York to be thl' American representative before the International Olympic Com mittee, which will choose the city to stage the 1984 Summer Olym pie Games Los Angeles as virtually a., s ured the Games because no other city h;.is made a bid The deadline for receiving bids i:; Oct. JI. The IOC will make its select.Jon next May in Athens. Los Angeles. which held the Games the last time they were in the Un ited States in 1932, stressed "Spartan approach" throughout the competition and 10 its final presentation before the USOC executive board. t:; . .'.\ c \\ b o I d H I a c k I V • chairman of the usoc·s site sdection committee. cited the numerous rac1ht1es and the lo~ 1.·ap1tal spcntlin~ budget ;.is work 111~ m favor of Los Angeles but said New York's plan for housing the athletes in an Olympic Village on Roosevelt Island wai. u po::.1hvc factor for that city. Lo::. Angeles has been trying to rt•stage the Games since its suc:- t:l'SS in the early 1930s Eight }ears ago, Los Angele::. "as the American l"epreseo tativc but lost out before the IOC to Montreal in an effort lo stage the 1976 Games. Four years ago. l ,os An~cles was defeated by mne vote& an an effort to hold the 1980 Games. which will be in Moscow. "It's the beginning of the end . the end of a quest of 45 years to return the Games to Los Angeles," sa1a Jonn Ar gue, pres- ident of the Southern California Committee for the Olympic Games whose father had worked in a similar group for the 1932 Games. John Nails 20th Win HOUSTON--TommyJohnwon his 20th game and Dusty Baker s lammed a two-run homer as IM> Angeles beat Houston 5·4Sunday. Bill Russell 's double scored Dave Lopes in the seventh for the decisive Los Angeles run The Dodgers took a 1 O lead on a second-inning sacrifice fly by John off Joe Niekro, 13·8. John, 20-6, won 14 or his last 16 decisions to become the first Dodgers left-hander to win 20 games since Claude Osteen m 1972. LOSANGt'.LIS LOiM•l'b Ru .. sell'\,. 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The city emphasized that almost all of the needed facilities such as the Memorial Coliseum. used in 1932, and the Rose Bowl were already in place and only a SJJ.5 million capital outlay would be necessary for the others. "By u sing the existing facilities for the most part. Los Angeles will be able to keep new construction t o a minimum.·· Mayor Tom Bradley told the del- egates. "And it ls for this reason that we can confidently say that the Olympic Games in Los Angeles will be staged on a finan- cially break-even basis." Defense Does It Raiders Take 16-7 Win Los Angeles ptoposed an operat, ing budget of Sl50 million, which along with the $33.5 million capital outlay would result in total expenditures of $183 .S millio9, with projected revenues of $184.25 million. · New York, calling its bid more realistic, proposed a budget with a bullt·in deficit or $250 million. Bradley also told the del egates, "We believe we have the managerial competence to avoid incurring the deficits which have plagued recent Olympic Games We believe we have a mutual concern with the International Olympic Committee in hallin~ and reversing the trend of the ever-increasing costs of staginl( the Games. "We are convinced that unless this trend is halted, the future or the Olympic Games is very much In jeopardy PITTSBURGH <A P ) -There were no miracles, maimings or major cases of mayhem. There were no gripes about greased jerseys, frozen turf or flagrant fouls. '.'J hope this game does one thing. I hope it stops all the bull," tackle Joe Greene said after he and the Pittsburgh Steelers were beaten 16-7 Sunday by the team that replaced them as Super Bowl champs -the Oakland Raiders. "This has always been a good football match, always, but it has always been clouded by the ex- tracurricular stuff, which is not a part of this game." Greene added. "It might be a sports writer's dream, but it's not a part or this game ... That was supported by Raiders safety George Atkinson, who last season delivered the belt that gave Steelers wide receiver Lynn Swann a concussion and prompt· ed an exchange of accusations, lawsuits and ill feelings. Past games between the Raiders and Steelers are remem· bered for Franco .Harris' "Im- maculate Reception," Steelers acc\HJalions that Raiders linemen greased their jerseys, Raiders complaints that Pitts- burgh purposely Jet the field here freeze to thwart Oakland's passing, and assorted other hap- penings. But Sunday's ga·m e was marked by a defense that in- tercept1ld thre.e passes, re- covered two fumbles and sacked Steele r s quarterback Terry Bradshaw five times. "Their defense h as im- proved. I'm impressed," said Bradshaw, who was also sore, bruised and weary arter sustain- ing a knee injury and two jammed toes. Ken Stabler's passing helped set up field goals or 21, 40 and 41 yards by Errol Mann fn the second quarter that gave Oakland a 9-0 h alftime edfe. Stabler threw only two second. hnlf passes as the Raiders guarded that lead. California starter Ken Brett was the central figure of the fight. lie was ordered to walk Am06 Otis intentionally with run· ners on second and third and two outs in the eighth J le threw behind Otis· back. When Cookie Rojas tried to score from third base, Brett tackled him at the plate, then went alter Otis as Cowens also scored on the wild pitch. PARIS -A mistake·prone GuiUe.,mo Vilas, lhe U.S. and. French Open champion, over- came France's Patrick Proisy 3-6. ~2, S-7, ~l. 6·2 Sunday in the semilinals or tht Poree Cup twice delayed by Paris' autumn rain. Browns Tackle New ;England "Amos called m y brother a name he doesn 't. like to be called, .. said George Brett "When I saw him talking to my brother, I said to myself, 'this isn 'l goln1 over.· My brother doean 't like to be made a fool. "Losing ls bad enou1h." added Gtor,e. "Ht doesn't want it rubbed ln hi& face. That's when he CO<'S berserk. He can go • berserk with anyone. "He'• thrown al people before He asked me beCorc the same II t.here wu anyon on our team I wanted thrown at" Vilas wtlJ (ace Christophe Roger·Vuae1tn, france's 13th· r a nked player and bis new wonder weapon, the double- strung racket, ln today's final of tho ~.oootournament. 61/tf 1'fa• FaJb MONTEREY, Calif. -Frank Sedgman won the age 4S division of the $40,000 Senior Tennis open tournament bere Sunday, beat· in-Hugh Stewart of Corona del Mer 6-2, 2"· 8-0. Sedgman, who collected a S7 .500 flret prtie, was seeded No. 2 behJnd Sven Davidson, who CLEVELAND (AP) -The na· tionally televised National Foot- ball League baUle between the Clevel and Browns and New England Palrlot8 tonight should be a study in eoot.raJts. New England, 1·0, Is a team touted as a Super Bowl contender, led by quarterback Steve Grogan, who Is u llkely to run as to pass. The Pata can expect to open a ballgame now and lhen with the big play from a kick return man. Cleveland, 1-0, is a team sup- posedly mired In medfocrlt)' despite a 9-5 record 1 .. t aeuon agaln.st a Qroup of lackluster op- ponenta. Tho Brown• aenerally depend on ball control, wlttJ quarterback Brian Sipe atayin& with short passes and lhe runnlna o.nr .. ._., 0..11...i7at8 1ame to pick apart 't.he oppotl· tlon'adefense. They also rely heavily on an WI· auna bul aoltd defense that held tbt vaunted Clnclnn1tl Benaats to thr~polnt.s &week a10. Cleveland coach Forl'flt G""I calls New England "a team with no Jpparent weakneta," a state· ment echolna hia aenUmeni.. about. the Bengals before the Browns' surprising 13·3 triumph atClncinnnU. That vlctory was an emotional one, coming against a team In Clevels.pd'11 own Central Dlvlston of tho American Foot.ball Coo- ference, as well asa stale rival MeanwhUe, the Patriot& are eomlna otr a 21-17 Victory over the Kansas City Chiefs that was enythlnc but Impressive. New England had to come back from a. i..o deficit and use an all-or· nothing bllb in several key 1itua· tlons to overtomc the Chiefs. The Brown.I ar~ likely toke1 on New England fullback Sam Cun· nlnabam, who rushed for 105 y arda last. week desplte tbt absence of reeular starting o£. fenstveUnemeJl John Hannah an4 Leonard Gra1. wbo walked O\lt two weeks ago ln a contract d pule. • Tho Patrlett also can st.rit qulcklywith naahy kick retumers Ray Clayborn and Stanley Morgan. Cleveland wm cwnter on or-f ense with nllly running ba Gree Pndtt. fi:ce of physical lDt for the ftnt Ume lhis.aeuoo. aad boptni to 1et a Jump oft a third 1tralcht 1,000.yard tuahhtl aeaaon. ., w--~- Tops Grid Menu Wfd• receiver Nil Moure caua hl two loucbdown plllU and ran for a third ecoro to 1tve the Mlaml Dolphtn1 a t•u vie· lory over ~ bo9t Sao P'ranclleo 4kra Sunday, hlChll1hU_nt lhe day'• National football 1.Aquo achon. Moore uu1ht paasea of 3Z and 73 ~lil'ds from quuterhack Hob <iril·Sl' 1md ran 19 ylilrcb on an t'nd '*' ound play for has lhlrd tou,•hdown. Mumu 12 O> took advanta1e or lct!y P"nallles against San Fran· c1:.co 10 2l, which bad not scored u touchdown m three prevlOWI ".lmes. includm& two exhibition lontests. O n the Dolphins' second touchdown drive penal~ies on a palr of incomplete third-down passes kept Mia ml 's march alive. In the fourth quarter the 49ers had a drive balled when a third· down pass completion that would have put them inside Miami's :JO.yard line was nulUfied by penalty. NEW VORK GIANTS AT DALLAS Rookie Tony Dorsett holtl', 41 <!I. in a game played in m!·rll•grce hl•Ul. Dorsett, the llcasman Trophy \\Inner rrom Pittsburgh. l'11nehed the runaway in th<: fourth quarll'r with a zig.zugging cla:-.h before 64.215 (Juarterlrnck Hog<•r Staubach dN·1matcd the Giants with a first half h:irr:Jgl• of passes as Dalla:. built a 28·0 lead. Stauuach completed nine in a 23-7 Conques t row at°'"' point. Dorsett'• fU'lt TD, an ll yard burat, pUJbectlho lead to 28-0 In lhe 1ocond period. Staubacb flnlahed lh• day wllh ZM yard.I oo 18 of 29 completiona. EA'ITLE AT CINCINNAft - Ken Ander1on threw for one touchdown and ran for 1&nother to le.d tho Clnclnnatl Ben1ats lo a 42 :ao win over the Seattle Seahaw~. Anderaon comploted 9 of 14 p11Hes ln the fl rat half, lncludina 1t M·yard pass to former Santa Anlll U11h nnr Isaac Curlis, which put the Benaals ln scoring position on their first possession. Anderson finished with 17 of 29 for 219 yards. Later Anderson hit Curtis with a 32·yard TD pass. Cincinnati took contro l of the ea me quickly, scoring on Its first three o ffensive series. The Bengals at one time bullt a 28·0 first half lead when Regale Williams intercepted a Jim Zorn . pass and returned it 54 yards for a TD in the second quarter. ATLANTA AT WASHINGTON -·· The Atlanta Falcons wasted sc:veral :-.coring opportunities a nd the Washington Rt!dskans took advantage with a 10·6 verdict behind Bill Kilmer's two· yard !>coring lob in the third period. Kilrnt•r, however, was in- tercepted t w ace and fumbled away the ball in Allanta·s ter· ntory. Victory was credited to the defense, which hmited Allan· ta to u pair of Nick Mike-Mayer field goaJs. Wa.shmgton s rarst three pomts wc:re provided by Mark Mo:;dey's 26·yard field goal. Chargers Explode To Bounce Chiefs KA NSAS CITY lA P l The 31 bUSIOc.HJS Of )'.cbraskan:. who came to see if Johnny Rodgers :-.till has magic in his feet went home happy Although the Cornhuskers legend did not figure 1n the scor Ing Sunday as San Diego dumped Kan:-.a:-. City, 23 7. he ul<>n<.'d, in part. for his miserable NFL de put of a week ago. .. I ft.It 1 was <:lose to breaking threl· or four punt returns to· Cla y." said Hodgl•rs. who ~ttract· cd more than 1,000 Nebraskans to J<ansas Caty for the game. "I think I'm ubout halfway from where I should he as a punt re· turner in this league." •· Rodgers, who opted for Cana· dian football after winning the l-!eisman Trophy at Nebraska in )972. nashcd hi:. famous moves on a 52 yard return to the Chiefs· l2 in the second quarter and totaled 130 yards on seven re· turns Tht>rc might have been more. hut K~msas City's Ricky Wesson, no <loubt frustrated by Rodgers' unties, hurtled downfleld and went crashing into him as he w atted for lhe ball on one punt. Hodgers appean•d to be inJurc.-d, but finally got up and left under . has own power. .. Things like that uren •t goin& ti1 intimidate me " he said later .. They haven't intimidated me for 26 yl'ars I know those things are going to happen. It's a psychological maneuver. The on· ly bad part is, you never know Goll R e sults Fl ... I KOftS -motlty WIMlnQI In llW $150,000 Olllo KlnQ• hi-°""" Ofttl lourne-°" ,,.. ~r.10. 6,ll7·Yerd Je<k Nlckleu1 Goll Center oun• lk~ Hiii U0 000 611-6"-71+1_,.. 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After the Chiefs knotted the score on Make Lav- in gston ·s 19·yard touchdown strike to Henry Marshall. the game turned into a mishmash of mistakes, penalties and low com- edy. ln the second quarter, Lav· ingston was in the act of throwing when J ohn Lee sacked him on the Chiefs' lO·yard lin e. Tackle Leroy Jones latched onto the ball on the 17. but took off running the ""rongway. Realizing his mistake. the 274·pound J ones reversed field and rambled into the end zone. breaking several tackles along the way. ..I was j ust trying to get my blocking set up," Jones grinned later. "All great back:. do that. you know." Rolf Benirschke added a 31· yard field goal as time ran out m the second quarter, and the Chargers iced the victory with l\11kc Fulll•r's seven.yard touchdown run on a fake f1elrl goal with 2:01 remaining in the fourth . The Chargers. who sacked ~IV· ingslOn lhree times and Tony Adams once, had one touchdown nullified by a holding call whlle totaling 70 ) ards . tn penallles. Kansas City, unable to move the ball except in s purts, suffered 61 yards in penalties. Bolh Livingston and C h ar11ers quarterback Jamei, Harr is threw three interceptions . San Olt90 I ' 1 O U IC•n:M\ Cllv 1 O O o -1 50-w-t• 1211e•• trom H1rrli 8111lrt<flke klcM KC Mlr1flell It P<t'> trom Ll•lng•ton SllM•ud alck SO ·.loftM 11 '""'"'" re<o.,.rv kick ••lied 50-f'G Blfllr !Khk• 31 SO-f'Vller ''"" a. .. t,.hckl kick •-».1 .. C111r1•• Olltft ,. • .,, Oowfl~ 'lO ' Rv•~t-varcl\ •I ?U t1·1S P1Ulf19 Yt<Ch 7J 1' '111urny1rd• 11t ti Paoe. lMS.l t-2).J PIH'!\ 4-4l 1-•I F11mlll~O'll 2-0 0.0 PelllllJtl.YffcK .. 70 7-61 INl)IVIDUALLIADllll "U9"1HO Sell Dltte. c:. Wllllams .... Wood$ • tf.41, MetllW<n .. ,.. k1M11 City, "-1).li, ........... u . PASSINO Sin 01900, H•rrll 1'·2S.,,1$. l(Ansn Clly, LM"9'1onMl.J, IOI. i.~Cl!UVING-Sen Ole90, Joiner :J.-12. J • W1Jtll"11CW1 HI, II V-o, 2-11. k•"'4t Oty, Wllllt S.70, Ml"INll t.lt . BALTIMORE AT NEW YORK JE'l'8 -Don McCauley's two ohort·yardaae touchdown plunaee led lhe Baltimore Colts to a 20-12 victory over the Jets at. Ea11t Rutherford, N.J. Eacb TD was set up by a break-first the J ets were offside on a Colts field iOal attempt lo put th6 ball on the five.yard line with a first down. After McCuuley took advan· tagc with a TD run on that penal· t y, the Jets' Duane Carrell fumbled a snap on an attempted punt and Baltimore took over inches from the Jets goal. The second break and subse· quent McCauley touchdown came just minutes after an ap· parent 92-yard touchdown rurl by J els punt returner Bruce Harper was wiped out by a clipping penalty. NEW ORLEANS AT DETROIT··-The Detroit Lions drove 78 yards m 12 plays with the second half kickoff, climaxed by Charlie Sander s' 20-yard touchdown pass from Greg Lan· dry as they rallied to a 23·19 vie torv over Nl'w Orleuns s·anr1cr' l'atch set a career rC' ccpllon n•cord at Detroit Chts 326th or has career> The Lions man·hcd RO yards on their nt-xt possc,s1on to ('lmch the victory ''1th Horace: Kang going over from two yard' out New Orleans had taken a 14 7 hulft1mc ll•ad on Chuck Mw1cic's 31-yurd run und Wilbur Sum mer's recover} an the end zone of a blocked punt by Tom Myers. llOt;STON AT GREEN BAY I louston cornerback Wallie Alexander intercepted a tipped pass and raced 95 yards for the winning touchdown with less than five minutes to play to gl\c thL· llouston Oalt•r.., a lfi 10\1ctory over the Packers. L)nn Dickey had march<.'<! the Packers from thcir 25 to lhl' Houston 9 bl'fure a pass intendt·<I fur Barty Smith "'as deflected by Al Burton into th<• hands or Alex ander. \\oho run untouched do\\ n the s ideline t.:nt1l then the game w;is a 10·10 standoff rlue to first hair scoring by Green Jlay·s StCH' Odom <40-yard scoring pass from Dickey J and a 34-yard field goal hv ChC'slcr Marcol > and llnu:.ton's ·rim ~1lson lone·)ar<l run) and Toni Fritsch <32 yard field goal 1 CJOCAGO AT ST. LOl'JS Jim Hart completed 12 stnught passC's. including a JO.yard scor ing strike lo J v ruin. as hl' direrlcd the Cardinals to a 16-13 win over the Bears. Hart completed 16 of 24 passt•s for 215 yards. Jim Bakken kicked three field ~oals -including a 49 and 36·yardcr. In a passing circus, Chlcago·s Bob Avellini countered with 18 completions or 37 passes for 177 yards Hart·s passing sparked the Cards to a 13·3 halftime lead and Bakken 's third field goal made at 16-3 to provide too much for A vcllini ·s passing to overcome. BUFFALO AT DENVER Craig Morton ran for onl• touchdown and passed for another. Otis Armstrong rushed for 96 yards and the defense com pletdy shut down Buffalo in a 26·6 rout of the Bills. Denver's defensive unit has yl't to bl• scored upon this season. The Broncos <2·0) trailed onlv once. early in the second quart<.;r after fullhack Lonnie Perrin fumbled nnd Buffalo h9'ebaeker Ro Cornell scooped up the loost· ball and ran 22 yards for the Bill!'\' only touchdown Several. minutes later nn in tercepj1on by the Broncos' Bill Thompson 11et up Denver's first touchdown by Morton. and subsl" quent scores were turned in bv A rmstron~ and Raley Odoms. and Jim Turner contributed a 26-yard field goal. Pro K eg -Final Dr. Farrell Hinkle of Costa Mesa amassed 6,134 pins ir a 28·gam e series to win he Profession al Coast Bowlers· Costa Mesa Open Saturday and Sunday at Kona Lanes in Costa Mesa . Hinkle's prlae money was $1,000, while aecond·place John Elledge of Sacramento took . home $550. Hinkle was the only Oranae Coast area bowler to finish amone the top 1:;. BOB LONGPRE PONTIAC JETS RECEIVER DAVID KNIGHT MISSES AS BAL Tl MORE'S NORM THOMPSON (43) WATCHES. Kin gs Tied By N ort h S tars JNGLEWOOO Kent An de rson scored with 1 :07 left to play Sunday mght to enable the Minnesota North Stars to gain a 3-3 tie with Los Angeles in the Na- tional Hockey League preseason opener for both teams. The Kings had taken a 3·2 lead early in the third period when Mike Murphy scored a short· handed goal after receiving a pass from Butch Goring. Minnesota jumped to a 2·0 lead on a first period goal by Roland Eriksson and Glen Sharpley's power·play goal m the se<:ond period. Los Angeles struck back to tie the game on a 35-footer hy Lorne Swmlcr und defcnseman Randy Mant·r:(s 40 foot ~lap shot on a KinJ::s· power pl<Jy The Kings outshot the 7':orth Slurs 34·17 in the ragged opener. A crowd of 9,363 watched. Pro Hec~•Y If ahlllltlofl• 80•lon4 N~wYork RariQer\? (l\tU9)1 N-Et>Q••ndWHA1. lllel PllUbu•Qfl •. 0.1ro11 J fhllfeto• Moo>tr~1t l N•"' VO<" ht anders• Pl\ll-•on1• l Baseball Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE East Dlvlalon l'ew York Boston Baltimore Detroit Cleveland Milwaukee Toronto W L Pct.GB 96 59 .619 93 62 .600 3 93 63 .596 3"41 72 84 .462 24 ....... 69 86 . 44:S 27 65 92 .414 32 52 103 .335 44 West Division x·Kansas City 99 5.5 .643 Texas 90 87 .573 10th Chicago 87 70 .554 131,'a Minnesota 82 74 .526 18 Angels 72 84 .462 28 Seattle 6l 98 .389 391.'.z Oakland 59 95 .383 40 ... , •• IOftt . MifWlllkte t-4, Mj-l«a H 80\lon 12. Detroit s NtW vcni 1H. Toro<1loO~ c1 ... 1-•. &elllmor• 4 Tuu~l,O.tkle<11! .. • '•11111me ••1nnl11Q•I l(an\riCllv .. •.Cllllornl1 )·1 SoltleS.OICl904 , .......... Olm•• Toronto t8yrd1·11 •I 8o1ton tTlent 11 .. J,n C11 .. 1and fHood J.01 at New Vwll <TOf'rel 1• lll.n l<•nH• Cltv (Colborn 1l·UI et Oaalend 10>1emenM>." OnlV91"'fttCllecllllld r...-.y·eoe-. Toronto It l!lotlon, n Otl roll II Balllmort. n c1e.,.1...cs •I New Yori!, n C•lllCM'n1a 11 Mllwavllff, n IC 1nM• Cltv 11 o.1111no, l·n 011ty~Kllld1tl9d \ NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division W L Pct. GB J>hlladelphia 97 58 .626 Pittsburgh 91 65 .583 6"2 • St. Louis 80 74 .519 16' z Chicago 80 76 .513 17' :s Montreal 71 84 .458 26 NewYork 60 94 .39o 36'z West Division X·Dodgers 94 61 .606 Cincinnati 85 72 .541 '10 Hoiuton 77 78 .497 17 San Franl'isco n 84 .462 22'2 San Diego 67 90 .427 28 ·· Atlanta 59 97 .378 35"2 x-clinched division title •. ....... ., •• 1c .... .,, l.o<tl••tl~e-VO<~ 17. 0P<1 •• r1ln> Pl\11-111>1• a. MontrHf S PIUiburQll •. Cllluqo O C.lnclnMlf 4, Alf•nl•O lO\A~1.-s. HOU)ton• f.an Oi-'· S... Fr•nchcn7 Tottay'\ 0.n\H Pl\11-llltlla fLOnbo•Q 10 •I •I Chlc490 1eurr111 U l\1 Hou•ton IAndUlll' 11·71 et All..,11 !$olomon 6·41,n Mont,.., fTwllcll•ll 1,.101 et St. Loul~ fRHmvuen 11·1'1,n Sen Frenctsco IH1tlckl 1+-12) et Los AftOll .. I Rhoden 16 ... n Onlylllf'llH t<ll<Pduled T""4ey'1 ~mu 1>t1l.-IOhl1 •t Oltceoo New Von" Plttsburgl'I, n li0111ton •t Atlan1a, n San Ot _ _, Clnc:lnnetl. n Mo.,. real al SI. LOVlt. n S.n fr-"CIKOat l.o~ A"91•tn," Why House of Windsor is Red Skelton's favorite cigar. Red Skelton's tried some cigars that are more expensive than House of Windsor Palrnas, but never one that's bette& The reason is that our Pe.Imas are made from only the choicest imported filler tobaccos and then carefully wrapped in specially selected Honduran natural or candela leaf. The result: quality and value rolled into one rich, smooth-smoking cigar. House of Windsor Palmas, shapely Sportsman or full-sized Panatelas- they\re got the kind of taste that could make .__.__ you forget you ever smoked anything else. Look for tht1 Ho&ite of Wlndaor dJtph1y at your tobeccotµ1t. · J . Ii : \ PRO FM>TBAU. /PRO HOCKF/ I I I GIRLS' SPORTS I WATER POLO I MISCELLANY Area Football For This Week Tluart day Nl1ht'• lll1h ~cbuul (.amt'~ port Harbor va Loan IAnaht'lm 1 ul l.w h•lrn1t 1'11rk 17 .JO) Dlret'O-\. North 1111 "Ir" 1ic11 t t-n•t•\\ uy lu Sunt u 1\n11 frt'CW~) t~i North on ~lo Ort.ulkt' fret<\\ ¥Y IS7 1 ~or lh on S7 to Rav ritde t ·rc-eowa)' <9 11 \\1· .. t on !11111 l.t m1111 Sl 1111 noff l.l·Ct on l .A>m onto l .M P o lma Katf'lla n • O\lOlaln Valley at W~11tm an1\ur tilih IH I Olr«UOD : WNtmln•tu Hiah loc1ttcd on Gold~nwc111t St 1u•t nurth cJ SJn f>tt'IO F retwlly 14~ I Matc-r Of'I (~an&a Ana I n l.akf'"oud ul ~.111t.1 l\n,1 Bowl t 1 Jll) Ol rtt"on .. : Nor t h on 811i.tol tn C'1v1\· C't·nh« U nv1· und 1111 n rtlt(hl t 'rlday ~IAb.l'1 IUllil Seb~I G1mC'i. ( yprca~ at HuUn«ton Beub 18 1 San Clemt!n&e n C'oroaa del Mar <it 1'twport ll1trbor l h gh tlS> Directions: <from San C lcmt:n te 1 North o n San D1ej(O f'ree"ay <405> to <.:a mpu:. Dnve t u rnoff 1n lrv10e South o n Cam- p u s D nve <Tus tin S t -I rvine Avc.l Sch ool located a t 600 I rvUle Ave I From CdM ) North on Pur1flr Coast Highway to Dover R ight on Dover , left on 16th Coeota Metia vs Dana IWJs at Sun Clemente H igh 011. DireeUoos: South on San D iego f<'r<:t·" a} 151 t u A\ enrda Pico turnoff in San C le m e n te and turn left 1::1 Toro at Laguna Beach (8) Oirt>cllons: South o n Laguna Can) on Road to P ul·1f1l' Coast lllg h way Left o n P C H . le ft o n F o r est , right on Glenneyre, left on Park Ave School located at625 P ark Ave l 'nivl'rs lty (Irvine) al Miss ion Viejo !81 Oirectlons: Sout h on ~an Utego f'reeway to La P <tz turnoff in M iss1on Viejo Ll'ft o n L a Paz, r ii.:ht o n C h nsa n t a Dri \ l' I.a Verne Lutheran vs lrvlne a l D a mien High 17 301 Dire<:lions: North on San ta A n a F reeway 151 to O r ange F reew ay (57 ) North on 57. c r oss San Bern a rdino F r eeway 110 >. con tinue north on 210 to Arrow lhghway/Rom ta Ave turnoff East on Bo nita A Vt' tc· school. locutcd on righ t at 1124 Bonita I\ vt• Friday !';ig ht's Junior C ollege G amt' Long Beac h C ity College at Orange Coas t College •7 .111 • Saturday's Hig h School Gamt's Piui> X !Do"neyl \s Edis on Cllunllngtun B e a ch l ,11 llunt m gton Beach lligh t8l Di rec lions: W esl on /\dam:. to ~l • .11n SI in 11 untinglon Bt>:.t<'h ttnd turn right ~larina 1Jlunting ton B ea ch ) v .. l..us Alamitos at West.minst er High !7 :30 ) Oiredion~: .:\orlh on GoldC'n\\ c:.t SI . '>l'houl lc1cukd 110 ldt 1ust n orth of Sao U1ego F ree\.\ ay El Modena !Orange) vs E s tancia <Costa Meu l u t :\ewpor t II arbor High <8> Directions: F.:.ist on 19th or 17t h to Irvine l\vc a nd turn right 'School o n left at 600 I rvine Ave ------ Bis hop Montgomery <Torrance I " Capis trano \'a lley at !'.an Clemente I ligh 18 > Direc tions: South on San Ull'~" f''rt·l'\\ '" 111 \' f•ntri.1 P1r1 turnoff and t urn ll'ft H-man Hig h S chool Football T e mple <:hrislian <V e ntura) vs Liberty Christian at Ocear. V1e\~ 11.Jgh ti p m • American Chris tian !Pomo na) vs Hunting ton Valley C hris tian CNewporl Beachl ut E~tanc1a !Costa M esa > Hig h ct ·JO r> m > Directions: Est a ncia I h gh located at 2323 Placentia St S aturday Nig ht's Junior College Game Fullerton vs Golden West College at O r a n ge Coast Colle ge ti 301 Directions: South on ~an D1e~o F r eeway 14051 t o Fa1rv1ew /\ ve an d proceed sou th -- Coast Area· Cross Country Swnmaries (tlM INVITATIOffAL "II UH MAN 1-mlln l Dlvllitll I l•I• O<•..,, vie .. 111 11 1 Pinon 1C:O.cl\ell•I 11 ,. 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K>nJ fl Oor~o Anteaters Roll Past SC, 10-7 l C In 1m"., w:.ilt'I polo k:.im n•corded 1b, :.1xth victor y 1n seven :.tarts Sunday w ith a 10-7 overtime \ icto ry over l 'SC a t Newport H arbor H igh a:. Dave Ritc hie. Sim o n B o u g hcy a nd Scott Becke r scored winner s m overtime. Former l'iewport H a r bor lhgh star G r eR Fults h ad sen t the gam<' into 11vert1mt· \\Ith SO .,t•conds left in regu lation t o get USC tven with the An teaters o f UCI. w h o ha d built an early 3-0 le ad a n d never tra iled UCI ':.next e ncounter ,., F nda> night 17 ) a g ains t CCLA at !'lewport Harbor Hig h k onbyOu.>rttn use o J 1 , o o UC l'V""' 1 I 3 I 2 1 10 College Grid Slate ____ 1.._,~_1 '~_=.._:_::i:_l~~-:,_s.c_•e·_' 0 -· 0 ·-·""_'· ~.re 1\ UW! m•1or cotlt-Qe tooltMll ..cneouletor ln••-neno P'r14ay N•w Mealco at 8r10f'l,am VounQ, n•Qhl We\.,lnoton State •t "-""' "'' ,,, CalllorNa, n10M Salllf'dol • 1 .. 1 (OIOtildO •I Army Poll 411 Bost°" Collf'9< Oer1..-111 •I B<xl°" un1.,.r..i l• Prlncelor\ at 8fOWn P•nn"' Cotumll•• RulQl!t\ et Cornell T eme>lt .. o..t•waro tol1>1l• •I "'"" ... o Ketttuo, at"""" St.ie Ml...,.1,0.411 Yalt s-111 G-(11• •1 Al•llttma So'1111Ce<'otlna Slil••t A•to•n Sl•lr M•r\llllll al A-lll<llo.on Stal• MlululPPl •I A.uburn P.->byttri..t 411 The Cli-t n19M l'<~•Y"' Ouu WHltmC:-ollne at Furman. n•Qnl AlrFor<e•IGeof'91• T..:I\ Prtlrlo v-A"M 111 G•amllll"Q St•I• • Florida •I l.Oul•lt1n• 51 .. te, noqnt LC>U<M-Tech el M<N .. u St•lf, nlglll L.oul1111111111~11StatP PK lflcatMltml, l'la., nl(l(ll Sou!Nrft U. al MIHIUOQPI Valle>' 5tate,lllQl!t Tt UI Tec!I et Nor1h c.rotlfta MtHytllfld •I HOr111 C:-ollM Sl•I~ No<tl'lea s t LoulJl•11• •I "°"""""tem t..aulslan•. nl9'11 NOftll Tellfl S4•t••I Ric""'°"" Lonq ~.., "S1•IP•I Or.-c• To1f"()0,1t F•''"''"M•th1oan n1Qnt Svr~tl'S4'"' llltr"IOI' N,.,,.,,.,,..n llltnolft ~· Uhno1i SI••~ 011vtondt lowA Slftff' M, .. ,,\\•PO• StAlf' Al K•n\-3\ \t.tlP ffl~•' A.AM at M1<h•QAn w._,VlinQton "' Minne\01• lndl~41 Nf'tw.tt~• Mir"'<>'°'" SI.,,,. 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[fi,,f P'l!"'~IJ ~~~~:s:'.vd. 540-8211 or 642-0010 l!olt Cltrotin. at Soul.II C.rolln•. ---------------------------------------twOM °'090f'Slllo llt T--MIOOlo Tennen .. Sl•la •l ., .... .n~tuftoo911. n!Qhl C•nlrll State, 0 . at TeftM•Ma Slate, ntoM Vendrlll" MTll4W, nlllftt West Vltiilnl• Ill Vlf'91nle Cl-et Vll'Olfll• Teclt ""'-•at w1111 .... a. Mli<Y MltlWttl lndl-•tit•.tt Allron, """' c.nu•JN<."'9.n .ti a.11 SC.to WHt•l'll #IClllt•" et •••llno ~ ~ M111lulpp( ft Q llCIM.tll, lllQl!t Watch ExciUng Orange Coast College roOTBA.LL THIS FRIDAY NIGHT -SEPT. 30 The Season Opener occ '" LONG BEACH At Lebatd Stadium on the occ Campus Ticket Piices: Ad\ilts: $1 .50 Chlldten: .$1.00 Students: $1.00 BOx Office Opens at 6:30p.m. ' • Monc:Jay, S'9ptember 26, 1977 DAILY PILOT 8:J 1'0..,l llO"i I U 'I fOK A PO~E.Rt'll ~WI~(, rJ• _ .... ., l \ ··~A > \ :!_J;.i I \-~ I ' ) 1 Q) ... Uon 't ovcrloo~ the ract 1ha1 tht po hion of t~c feet directly arrech the )l'ln& MO)l of today') belier gotrcn point thetr naht feet )tra1ght out. but they ··ice out" )lightly w11b th cu le fl foot (illumat1on ~I) Po1n 11na the r1gh1 foot ~1ra1gh1 out 1110 you re· )J)tance again)l )waying laterally to the ri&ht during the backsw1ng. It keep' you "over the ball" a) I am in illustration n Teeing OUI With the left foot facilllllO driving your legs forward to your left at the )tin o( the downswing (illustration 13 ). Not toeing out resm cts this m;.vement and "blocks out" your )win& In short. these root powtton• provide full coiling on· the bachw1ng and frce·v.heehng lower-body movement on the downswina. fhe end result is better balance and more distance. fl~, Pro Grid Standings .II M E It IC AN P'OO TIA LL Svncl•J't $CCWh COOCl'(llENCE w.,'t..nmqton 10. 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Delly l"lfet tmJIO\'n .,., tllelr 1__..te famllln •n ... al'911t1• ..... ier. •· Tll lllEAKlll BLANK MU$T aE "IL.LEO IN Ott ENTllY ll VOID. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• : ENTRY BLANK : • • : Name ................................................... : : Addr•ss • . • . • •• . . . • . . •• . . .. • . . . . . . . •• . . •• . ! a • : City ........................ ZJp.......... : • • : Phone .................................... : : Circle teams you think wlll win this wuk's qames : • • • • : SF at Los Angeles : • • : Tampa Bay at Dallas : • • • • • • • • • • • a • • • • • e • • • • • • • • • • e • • • • • • • • • • • • • e • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Buffalo at Baltimore ·: Cincinnati at San Diego : • Denver at Seattle : • Green Bay at Minnesota : Houston at Miami : • New England at NY Jets : • New Orlean1 at Chicago : NY Giants at Atlanta : • Phlladetphla at Detroit : • Pittsburgh at Cleveland : St. Louis at Washington : Washington State at USC : • IGwa at UCLA : Washington at Minnesota : Oregon at Stanford : • Georgia at Alabama : Navy at Duke ! Air Force at Georgia Tech : • Ml11laalppl at Auburn : Texas A&M at Michigan : Baylor at Houston : • Colorado at Army : Kentucky at Penn State : Michigan Stat• at Notre Dame : •• • : lndlanaatNebraaka . : ·: K•n-•tOklahoma : : : • Ohio State at SMU • • • : Oregon Stat•.•t:Tenn•••" : • • ·.·:.=:: Tll! IR•AKEll-----._...._. ,. .......... of,..., ................. .,. •• ............... • • • • : .. i • • • • • • • • • ·----------------.. -------." •••••••••••••••••••••• a•. a ••••• ············" • 1lf DAit Y "'l OT r ------ f. ' . . . . I , • .. t ,, • 1977 manufacturer's suggested retail price mcludmg dealer preparation. reqwred California erruss1on equip· ment and $211 worth of equipment newly standard in '78. Tax, license and deslmat1on charges not included. 1. :.:-' .. i . ~~-' ~\ • A lot more standard Our nifty 2-door Chevette Hatchback is a lot niftier. Because we now include in California eighteen standard features at no extra charge. Features that most people want in a car. Lilceaquality-built Delco AM radio, a 1.6 Litre engine, white StriQe tires and wheel trim rings. Even swing- out rear windows. All things considered, the new '18 2-door Chevette Hatchback is considerably more car. , And a very considerable value. New standard features on the '78 2-door Chevette Hatchback • Delco AM radfo • 1.6 Litre engine • Swing-out rear windows • Reclining front bucket seatst • White stripe tires • ~port steering wheel • Console • Wheel trim rings • Bumper rub strips • Protective body side moldings • Cigarette lighter . • Color-keyed instrument panel • Glove co~partment lock • Deluxe grille ... and more ... 18 new features in all. t Some early production Chevettes in dealer inventory won't have reclining seats. The suggested base price will be reduced accordingly . . ~ ,~ • .·\-. ~' t (} • . .. . . . \ .. .i ·t~ . " . •• 1.( • • ,.., • ..;.,: '"! . ' "• --- • •*Base 1978 manufacturer's auggeated reta.U pnce mcluding dealer preparation and required California emiulon equipment. Tax, hcense and destination chuges not included. • •• • • 2-door Chevette Hatchback ~11 Last year on Chevette we added $200 worth of equipment at no.extra charge U1 the California Buyer's Bonus. . For 1978 we're adding an · additional $211 worth of standard equipment at no extra charge. And here's the really good · news. Based on a comparison of manufacturer's suggested retail prices, we still kept the price of the 1978 Chevette 2-door Hatchback $195 below what last year's model would have cost with the same equipment. Amazing. More Chevette for less money. And a total value of $411 worth of standard equipment at no extra charge. There's a brand-new Chevette, too. A 4-door Hatchbackwith two more doors, a roomy rear seat and all the new standard features except for the swing-out rear windows. In fact, it has more rear seat I~ room than the 1977 Toyota Corolla 4-door, the 1977 Datsun B-210 4-door-even the 1977 Honda Civic Wagon. For 1978, Chevette' s a lot of car for your money. . SEE WHATS NEW 'IODAY IN A CHIVN)l.Et .,. ' f, r i ) ~ ~ .1 \'. ,I ... . -· . .. ,. ·-..... , f,-.., • I "'= 1 ' • t1 t ~ " STOCKS I MOSKOWITZ Monday, SoptemOer 2e, 1977 l/N DAILY PILOT r:;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;:~·. bk I' 0 ~ NYSE COMPOSITE ~loodny',. t:loaing PricP~ TRANSACTIONS """'•t-1"'1_" ... ''°"b*" Y•r11, Ml<Me\l .. t'Clfl(, l"tW, ~ Cllttrell •l>d (•"< lllMll •llKll ••• ,,.....,_ • .,.,. ..... hHetlerl.tlAIW1Ca.u .... toe(111lt1KOte~•nd ln•lln.L . . .,_., ., .... l\I '. ""' <" •• 1\ 1l\• ....... 2,1. t I• ., ... 1,. 11-. ., .. 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But "Star Wars" is t?ound to have a much moce dramatic impact on Fox becau~e the company starts from a much smaller base Denn.la C. Stanfill, chairman and president of Fox, gave bOme inkling Of what this leverage will be in " telk this month to security analysts. Stanfill reported t.het through· Labor DQ, "Star Wars" had taken in $134 million at theaters a cross the country. Through that ~ame date. Fox had grossed $87 m11Lioo from its distribution/or the mm. That $87 million figure bulks large when Money Tree ) nu consid«'r that Fox had total sales of $350 million in 1976 "Star Wars" will vault the company well over the $400 million mark. Much of lh~1t revenue will work its way into profits because "Star Wars" has already recovered its production costs of $10 million. Fox has spent about $5 million adverll:. ing lhe rilm THERE WILL BE A 60-40 SPUT of the profits. George Lucas, writer and director of "Star Wars," will aet 40 per c~nt, 1''ox60percent The Wall Street Journal estimates that Fox's pretax earnings on .. Star Wars" have already exceeded $40 million. Fox earned tlO 7 million alter taxes last year. Jts net this year is likely to hit $30 million. While "Star Wars" overshadows everything else. .mother movie, "The Other Side of Midnight," is providing an extra profit kicker for Fow. Stanfill said this film grossed $29 million through Labor Day, making it the Ulird most suc- cessful movie over the summer. WHAT WJLL 20th CENTURY-FOX do with this loot" Jt will go on a shopping spree. There's not a company left that relu:s exclusively on motion pictures to keep it afloat. Columbia Pictures recent· ly bought a big pinball machine maker, D. Gottlieb. Walt Disney gets more revenues from its amusement parks than its films. MCA <Universal Pictures) is into mail order sell· ing <Spencer Girts). publishing <G.P Putnam's), r~ords and music publishing, recreation and tour services, bank· ang. Metro-Goldwyn Mayer has become the No. 1 casmo operator in Las Vegas. And three companies have disap· peaced into the folds of conglomerates -Paramount Plc· tures belongi,,g to Gulf & Western Industries, United Artists being part of Transamerica and Warner Bros. functioning us a unil oC Warner Communications. Fox owns television stations in Minneapolis, Salt Lake City and San Antonio. Flush with the "Star Wars" profits. it's looking to buy three or four more. It's also on the prowl for radio stations. For $20 million, it's buying Coca Cola Bottling Midwest, Inc. If you have something to sell. give Dennis Stanfill a call. Depressed Prices Spur Late Rally NEW YORK <AP> -Stock prices declined in slow trad· ing today, weighed down by interest-rate worries and news of continuing U.S. trade-balance problems, and then rallied late in the session. The Dow Jones averageof30 industrials, which fell 17 67 poinLs last week to a 21-month low. gained 2.51 points to 841.6.5 Big Board volume came to 18.2 million shares Analysts noted expectations that the Federal Reservl! would soon tighten credit f\lrther in eCforts to curb the growth or the money supply. Another apparent drag on the market was the govern· ment's report this morning of a near-record trade deficit in August, with imports exceeding exports by $2.67 billion. The deficit was the second largest on record. exceeded only by June's $2.82 billion. 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AMiii SALES Due to late t ra nsmls.slon today's listing will not appear In t he Dally Pilot. --· DAILY PILOT -----( TELEVISION COASTWATCD: Tonight's Tl' Fare EVtNIHO 6.'00. 8 8 ) (fl NI WS • llOHAHZA WILD, WILD WEST i MtCKFf MOUSE Cl UB HECKLE ANO JECl(lE SEaAME STREET V1LL.A ALEGRE 6.30 8 Aac NEWS • TOM ANO JERRY • WAIT TIL. YOUR ,.-ATHEll GET"SHOME Harry Is 1 hnlled whe11 11 m tt announcea an. 19 pr...gnanl m HOOOEPOOGE LODGE 1:00 9 CBS NEWS Q NEWS 0 EMERGENCY ONEI "Problem U lf§l FOOTBALL The New E~land Patriots crush with lhe Cleveland Browns al Cleveland Stadium. Ohio 0 MY PARTNER THE GHOST Randall's ususally depend&ble par1ner the ghost begins lo rapofl· 1ng events that did not happen 0> THE PARTRIDGE FAMll Y Shirley's parents are battling again and this time Grandma decides to go to work ai. the Partr1d9e family's maid ti) THE ROOKIES Ben Fuller. a retired policeman, complicates matters when he tries to take charge ol the invest1gat1on into a lr1end s death ED ZOOM m FOODS FOR THE MODERN FAMILY "Stir-Fry Cooking 6:306 MOVIE * *'"' "Sandcastles" 11972) Har- !.Chel Bernardi, Jan-Michael Vincent A man's ghostly Image returns to prove himself innocent ol thievery, but falls In love with a beauhlul musician ( 1 hr , 30 min ) OJ THE ODD COUPLE Felix asks Oscar 10 po1te for a lay- out advertising a new men's cologne EE AS WE SEE IT "Boston Story, Part I School desegregation m Boston m FAMILY PORTRAIT "Pairing Off" CJ) CBS NEWS 7:00 0 NBC NEWS 0 LIARSCLUB 0 CONCENTRATION OJ I LOVE LUCY ''The Fox Hunt" (I) LET'S MAKE A DEAL Eli) MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT m YOGA WITH MADELINE I{> TO TELL THE TRUTH 7 30 0 CONSUMER BUYLINE David Horowitz visits the Small Claims Court with the Hon Irwin Nebron, Presiding Judge of Mvnlc- 1pal Court 0 NEWLYWED GAME 0 JOKER'S WILD OJ THE BRADY BUNCH Jen makes orom1ses she cannot Tonight 011 NBC Sad Ending \ pu:nil' for !\kh-.sa Sut• Amlcr:-.11n licit > o..111d \ll'lt!->!->a c;iJhcrt turn:-. to tragt'<h on L tltlt· lloust• on lht• P ra11'tl'. tuntght al X 11n ~BC' Channel 4 keep In order to win a populanty contest (!) ADAM-12 Ottlcers Malloy and Reed search for an elusive bar g1rl who might be able to clear a fellow ottlcer or t>lackmall charges fil) 28TONIGHT "Seabrook -Do We Need It?" '9 SOMETHING PERSONAL "Never Give Up" profiles Imogen Cunnl~ham. who was an active portrait photographer until her death at the age of 93 (I) $ 100,000 NAME THAT TUNE 8:00 fJ (I) YOUNG DAN'L BOONE G LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE "My Ellen" Laura convinces Eloise Taylor (Corinne Michaels) to let her daughter. Ellen. go swimming in the creek. When tragedy strikes and Ellen drowns. Eloise, grief- stricken, mistakes Laura lor her dead daughter and holds her captive lM OVIH •'f r•tl'd c'((Ot'tJ+nQ tn t')O; f'\ftlC t ll!IN'Wldn<-~ MO\fll' Im TV _.,, 1ud0f'd by a tr•l•c • * • • Ex1 r·llenl • • • Very G11ou * • Goo11 • -Fair • -Poor U MOVIE **'h "Woman Times Seven" ( 1967) Shifley MacLalne, Alan Arkin. Seven extremely different female personallttes are studied ~alnst a Paris backdrop (2 hrs.) U MOVIE *** "How To Save A Marriage And Ruin Your Life" ( 1968) Dean Martin, Stella Stevens. An unmar- ried man has an affa1r with a wom- an he believes 1s his friend's m1streS3. (2 hrs ) CD THE ODD COUPLE Oscar develops a strong attach- ment for Fellx's doctor. an attrac- tive young woman g) MOVIE * * 'h "Bright Leal'' ( 1950) Gary Cooper. Lauren Bacall A tobacco tycoon grows increa$1ngly wealthy. until a man he-took advantage of returns, seeking revenge. (2 hrs.) fJl) MASTERPIECE THEATRE "Upstairs, Downstairs Joke Over" Georgma·s renewed association with a group o f trresponslble young socialites leads to a tragic accident. m UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS "Upstairs, Oownstalfs Noblesse Oblige" The soclal position and family background of Georg1na·s new love make their tuture happi- ness uncertain (R) 8:30 OJ CROSS-WITS 8:45 fJ MOVIE * * * * "M.A S H ' ( 1970) Donald Sutherland Elliot Gould Two sur- geona at a MOblle Army Surg1eaJ Hospital In KOfea create havoo with tMlr eccentric behavior and strictly non-mllltary behavior. (2 hr1., 15 min.) 9:001J (I) BETTY WHITE A mltll~ diamond necklace, an apparent lnalde-thett, spoils Joyce's turprlae birthday party with her long-time friends when she calls the police. G NBC MOVIE • * * "In The Matter 0 1 Karen Ann Ovlnlan" (Premiere) Brian Keith, Piper Lavrle. Having accept- ed the reallty that their daughter 11 terminally Ill, the Oulnlana decide her IMVltable death Should not be prolonged and attempt to have the life-support equipment removed. CD MERV GRIFFIN fD THE AGE OF UNCERTAINTY "The Manner-a And Morals Of High Capltallsm" How do the attitudes of the "robber barons" on the accumulauon and a><penditure of capital still affect vs? '1!) DAVID SUSSKIND "Terrorists, Hostages, Police And The Media" @)MOVIE **'ft "Skin Game" (1971) James Garner, Lou Gossett. A pair of con men are outwitted bY a female colleague. (2 hrs ) 9:30 f) (I) MAUDE "The Flying Saucer" A UFO has been sighted over Tuckahoe, but no one believes It because it's Maude who's spotted It. 10:00 f) (I) RAFFERTY The worlds of muSlc and medicine meet under Ille-or-death condi- tions when Dr. Rafferty treats a classical vir1uoso violinist (Peter Donat) and a rock star (Elayne He1l11eil) 00 NEWS ll) NIGHT GALLERY Two men accuse a witch doctor or kllll~ the one's brother but the witch doctor denies It. EE IN PURSUIT OF LIBERTY "The First Freedom" The evolution of freedom ol the press. 10:30 OJ Q) NEWS 11:00 8 0 U CJ)@) NEWS U HOLL VWOOD CONNECTION 0 EVANS AND NOVAK "Washington And The Panama Canal Treaty" 0> FERNWOOD 2NIGHT Guests. Bob and Joanne Herhck, Michael Kerlin. Nelson Phipps (I) PERRY MASON "The Case 0 1 The Sardonic Sergeant" Mason Is to represent an ollicer on a murder charge. but when he appears at the Army post. he finds his client dead. fil) TO BE ANNOUNCED ~ MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT 11:30 6 <J) CBS LA TE MOVIE * • "McCabe And Mrs Miiier" ( 1971) Warren Beatty. Julie Chris- 118 When the business enterpflses ol a gambler and a madam In a frontier town begin to prosper, outside Investors attempt to move TUBE TOPPERS KTLA <S> 8:00 ·woman Times Seven." Shirley MacLaine portrays seven different characters in thh 1967 movie comedy with Alan Arkin. NBC D 9 :00 "In the Matter of Karen Ann Quinlan." A dramitization of the celebrated case or a young girl in a coma whose fate prompted a legal bat tle. Brian Keith and Piper Laurie ~tar <revie"' t1elow>. ABC fJ 9:00 -"M•A•s•tt:· T he m ovie on which the hit TV series was based returns to the tube with Elliott Gould and Donald Sutherland as the un- orthodox Army medics. In end lake over. (R) (Network advttea vlewet dlecretlon) D TONIGHT Guest host: Sammy Devis Jr Guests: Victor Borge, Bonnie FrankUn, Rip Taylor, Victor Buono. U LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE "Former Marriage Johr" fJ MOVIE ••1h "The Money Trap" (1966) Glen Ford. Elke Sommer. When the combination of a safe Is given to a detective, he decides to steal Ila contents lo solve a financial cn- sls brought on by his extravagant wife. (1 hr., 45 min.) CD NEWS f.E) CAPTIONED ABC NEWS @)IRONSIDE "Ave Miies High" MORNING 12:00 9 TWILIGHT ZONE "What's In The Box?" 6 MOVIE * * "The Last Of The Ski Bums" ( 1969) Ron Funk, Mike Zuettel. Three ski buma perform on the resort slopes of France, Italy, Swit- zerland and Austria (2 hra.) 0> LOST IN SPACE "The Flaming Planet" (I) MOVIE * • "Underworld Story" ( 1950) Dan Duryea, Gall Storm. An uneth- ical reporter signs his own death warrant when he delves Into the underworld's pollllcal connections (1hr .• 30 min.) 12:30 0 GENE AUTRY "Sa_g_ebrush Troubador" 12:40 @I MOVIE **'h "The Money Trap" (1966) Glenn Ford, Elke Sommer. A detective Is given the combination to a safe by a dying robber and considers steaUng the money to solve pressing personal problems. ( 1 hr., 20 min.) 1:00 G TOMORROW Guests. John Buckley and Ron Rlb1nson. national chairman and executive director of the Young Americans for Freedom. 1:158 NEWS 1:300 NEWS Q) MOVIE •v. "Johnny Stool Pigeon" (1949) Howard Duff, Shelley Winters. A treasury agent trees a gangster from prison hoping he will lead him 10 vnderwO<ld connectlon9. (1~ •• 30 min.) 2:00 Q NEWS 2:3011 NEWS 3:00Q) NEWS 3:05 fJ MOVIE **'h "The Oklahoman" (1956) Joel McCrea, Barbara Hale. A doctor, a widower with a young daughter, protect• an Indian from being swindled by crooks desiring his land. ( 1 hr .. 25 mln. l Tuesday's Daytime Movies MORNING 9:00 0 MOVIE * * * "The Private War Of Major Benson" (1955) Charlton Heston, Julie Adams. A tovgh Army man la softened by a female doctor alter he Is transferred to a mlllt~ school. (2 hrs.) 10:00 9 MOVIE *** "Adventvres Of Marco • Polo" (1938) Gary Cooper, Bastl Rathbone. The travels of 13th~en tury ellplorer Marco Polo bring him to China. (2 hrs.) AFTERNOON 12:00 0) MOVIE * * * "Dangerous" ( 1936) Bette Davis, Franchot Tone. A ruthless, self~tered star, having become a chronic drinker, Is rehabilitated by a young architect (2 hrs., 20 min.) 2:00 U MOVIE •*'Ir "The Deadly Alla1r" (1967) James Mason, Simone Slgnoret. A British lntelllgence officer Is sent to investigate an anonymous letter accusing a key officer of Commu- nist elflllatlons. (2 hrs ) 3:00 <ml MOVIE **'h "The Bravos" ( 1971) George Peppard, Pernell Roberts. An offi- cer Is assigned the command of • small fort after the Civil War has ended. (2 hrs.) 3:30 U MOVIE *** "See No Evll" (1 9/1) Mia Farrow, Robin Balley. A cowboy kills a helpless, young, blind woman. ( 1 hr . 30 min I Quinlan Case Flat As Draina for Video Police Story To Feature New Format NDC-TV has a nnounced 2.1 change for .. Police Story," ~\." Emmy-winning anthology serie3. lns te:id of being shown in 1~ weekl y one-hour ttm e slot, the program will be presented In special l\\O·hour telecasts. By JAY SllARBUTT LOS ANG ELES IAPJ An od dly flat <lramalitation of a n cmo t 1ona ll y c h arged , wid e l y publicm.'<1 legal and moral case 1s on NBC. Cha nnc•I 4. tnmght at !I It 's a TV movie. ·· 1n t he :\1atter of Karen An n Quinlan ·· n nan Keith and Piper Laurie -.tar a~ J<I{' and Julie Quinlan, parenL'> of the young New J ersey woman who lap!'ed into a coma and ne\'1•r t•amc• out of it 2' :.t 'cars ago aftC'r a fcv. drinks at a friend 's birthda.> cC'ICbralion Uoclors said her brain was hopelC'ssly damaged Her condi lion was deteriorating rapidly Death seemed mevttahlc llER PARE NT S , devout Catholics. raced a n agonizing de cis1on Should they let her die a natura l d<>ath, tell the doctors to turn off the res pirator tha t <1 rtificially kept her alive ? Their decision was widely d e- bated in legal. medical and re ligious circles It led. to a landmark right-to-die court bat tie Tonight's retelling of that sad. difficult time for the Quinlans IS a commendabl e effort i n restraint, particul arly in that we never see the girl in her latter s tages or deterioration. We do see fine work by Keith. Miss Laurie and David lluffan he cast as the Quinlans' young lawyer, Paul Armstrong, who took their case at grea t personal financial sac r1lice. STRONG SUPPORT also com· ea Crom David Spielberg as a doc tor who, out of his own convic· t.Jorui, refused the Qulnlans· plea lo turn ofC the machine all thought was the only lhing keep. mg ber all~e. And the script by Hal Sltowltz ls remarkably Jow·key-tor such an ea.sy·to-MNJatlonallze story. Unfortunately, h does chanae som tact.8 recalled by the Qutn.le.na In their book, ·:Koren Ann.'' In ono scene, for example, a s hyster la~yer 1ees Ann trona ftllnc the tlrst petition in the case and rushes to a phone to t.Jp t>ff a newspaper pal. Not so, accordlna to the book. ll 1-.ya Armllronl(, on the ad ( TV REVIEW J \'I ('(• Of a pro~ecutor tn lhl• Ca!>C, arranged to ml•et ""1th three local reporter-. a fl er fi lt ng t h1· pelt lion. the idea bcm~ to ~ct th1· •~sue:. "properly mterprctc•d " THE SCRIPT ALSO :.ho"" that Miss Qurnlan. who "'a'> under care at St Clare ·~ llos p1tal i11 Denville. N J , rl'm aincd there: although her pan•nts "'antt-d her trans ferred after thc.> :'\e" Jerscv Supreme C1Jurt dcc1d<'d thev had th~ rii:?ht to allow her to dic: a natur al death The script says other hQsp1tab and medical facilitie-.. fearing bad puhh<'ily, refused to accept her after the court's dC'cbron But th(• hook s ays she was ac ccptNJ at a New Jersey facilit}. the Morns View Nurs mA llome aft('r trustees there reversed a long Ume rule against atcept1ng comatose patient!! DESPITE SUCll lapses. the sho w remains gener ally true to events described In the Quinlans · book. The book was taut, a bsorbing and moving. Unfortuna tely . to night's drama tizatio n, while done with tas t e and d1 g n1ty. 1s anything but gripping. It moves sluggishly Cor the most part, almost as if in search or a point of view. Too bad The restraint is ad· mirable. but the execution is paliable. 'SHOGUN' 'SUTED FOR 'IJ' SERIES LOS ANGELES <API NBC has acquired film rights to "Shogun." James Clavell's best- s~Ulna novel, for a mini series to run 15 or more hours. "Sho1un." a novd of paaston and lntrtgue ln 17th Century Japan when Eut meclS West, will be filmed ut International JocaUons. It's a Coverup ~la un•t•n l>l'an. \\ tft• of \\'atcrgatl' f1 g ur(' .John Dl·an 1 right 1 docs ht·r .1 m prt•ssion of fornwr Pn.·~1 cl(·nl ~1xon clur:ing th(• tuping of a Mike Douglas s ho\\ in Philadl'lµhw \\'<:1tchinl! are Douglus !left 1 and acto r lhll l.indt•n. The first of these, "Pressure Point, · Tuesday at 9 on Channel 4. will star David J anssen as a serf(eant whose concern for hh men extends beyond the police :-.talion and into t heir private lives The second progra m of Utt:., ·Poli ce St ory·:." fifth season, will be "Stigma," starring Mike Connors and Martin Milner. Con- nors has been cast as an officer who cannot convmce himself that he deser ves the Medal of Valor awarded to ham for his actions during a shoot-o ut in which tUs pa rtner a nd best friend -was killed. Milne r plays Connor·s n e w partne r a nd patrol whcelm <in ABC Not Resting on Laure/,s By DAN LEWIS I It almos t seems as if the enlir~ fall TV lineup Is comJ>Osed of a single new series, "Soap." But. the television fan can eXJ>f-'Ct more In the new season an~ to ma ke certain the viewer is aware of this, Fred Silverman. A'BC's program leader. recrmtly scrutinized the upcoming s~on. assessed ABC's role as the new leader, and illuminated these evaluations. -"Charlie's Angels "t will not materially suffer becaltse of the defection of Farrah 'Fawcett· Majors and, in fact. nflw surveys lndlcate that Kate Ja.ckson ond Jaclyn Smith arc 11t leut u popuJar: It not more •so, as Far· rah. , ~ -HOWEVE•. TllERE la con- cern over Farr ab 'a dtfectlon since lt Involves a 1.le1a1 entqJe· menl over whe~r a de facto commitment and parlldpatton1 without alped contract, ii valla or not. u the courts rule In F&r· rah '1 favor. tben televtalon. Silverman contalded, could be In a lot of lroubhuince many ttan are pcrformlrnr lA sert.. today i • without having signed their con tracts. Marie Osmond, the 18-year old youngest member of the sing- ing clan, will be an international supers tar within two years and. anticipatine this meteoric rise. ABC is planning to give her some s pecials of her own. -SHAUN CASSIDY. whose brother, David, once was a teeny-bopper idol. is rapidly emerging as one himself and Silverman II' pulling out all the stops In hypina hll aeries, ''The Hardy Boys." Since Shaun also bas a deal wttb NBC tor four specials which was negotiated before his ABC series deal, ABC wants to keep Shaun so busy be won't be able to keeP' his NBC commitment. -Btlna No. l means a network can't become compla- cent, const(luenU.v ABC bas 25 projects ln the wlnga now, a number of them ready replace. mentJ fol' any failures In the new aeaton. SILVE&llAN, TH~ pro· 1rammlna 1eneral t.thoae strategy since switching from CBS lo ABC has brought the lat- ter network from a poor No. 3 to a strong No. 1 in the ratings, still faces a serious controversy with "Soap," his new adult series which already ls the object or an intensive boycott campaign by Church and other pressure groups. But Silverman indicated that both he and the ABC network are sensitive to pressures. ''Soap" has undergone chantes, and there ls strong effort to convince the affiliated channels around the county that the new aeries ls not an X-rated project. Chan1es have been made to tone down tbe openlnc episode which cauaed the furor. Succeed- ing episodes havo been re- vamped and story Unes thinned out to develop more ot the characters r.tber than sex, &llvennon revealed. BARUElt LAST week, the •lteted openln1 epl1odt was cloaed-ctrculted to alnllal . Tho 11me alOUates wUl bo 1hown more episodes and a .prevtew of othen to insure I.bat th~ networlt has not become morally ir· responsible. Nine affili ated stations pre- viously rndicated they did not plan to run "Soap." Sllve"'2an says he hopes they change dleir minds after this week's cloted- circult showings. Silverman declared be had mixed reaction to the early ad· verse publicity ''IT DID FORCE the producen and the network to take another look at 'Soap.' .Some oC \the criticism was Juslifle9," Silverman sald. "Crilicl5m can be helpful. We made su•tte changes. We've made characters more believable. If you :t have believable characterJ. aeries wlll fall." Silverman al.so expressed cem over the network 'a lm11e. "They said we were the '81' network' so we canceled 'B Woman' and 'Wonder Woman, ' he aaJd. "Thel\ wo wel'e call the 'Teenlo network• becauaai 'Happy Daya' and 'Laveme Sblrlty .' So we went to comedy. Now, as a r suit of 'Soap."wo'rclbe'Sexoelwork."" L I I ~ I I l J ! t ! •tma e' f Brady's Mom j r Pl'!~!~~~as I LAS \'t.c;AS tAP) • MulU t•lt-nlt'C.I Jo lort-n<'to •tJna!UlKlll, Lh ~r\ btool1• who ralMl'd "Th..-Ur•dy h" for hve )Urt on nCllwork Lt:luvu.lon, ailya • ure oftf'o aurpn ed wbc:n lhty cnce:t her E 'Tbo ~ilc ot llro•dway prudunr Ira h n111lt•ln th lour c ltildr n of her 11w11, M~11 tlend•rwn hn nit<d b~ r '1Wn ntch tn i.huw bWromeM1, l>ul ht:r TV .. bMI llYCll pt-oplo a C'l'flOUI m itlfoflly lmillts uf '"'" IArtua~ akw to a cvru..t·rvi.u V\: 1J<Jn:. IJ•,>. } I .liuUh.c:1 an~ t• lloea11 I rnJI> ht. : t .. l 'M \'Ell\. Ol TSl'OKt:'°." •111d Utt.• Hl4!nua 41pa ... rdJnct-ril<'lrt:i.1>, J h• r1l,1Atd lid\\t'tfl 4t¥l"• 1ott th1· MC:M Grand Ho1.-I Whl'ft• ,,tw rtlC'\•ntly ·o·hl!adhrwd ., lhr<'c-w1·1 k lltl•rt mt-nt v.1U1 cumt: • IJH:O-.hn lo.\ (;ll' 'llt' · .\ 1111 of JIOOl'lt• d<111 t 1 t-11lw· thi.t cm lht.-'hre1dy )um h' I 'm 1wtllljl," b..t.lrl '''':-. lh•nckr,on Hut '>he ~·lf't•i. Hu' "' an 111dH·ut1un i.h v. ·" .al lt'.11>t <;c111v11w11ir 111 ht•r rult: A'> a rt•al-hfo mother, 'he :.aid f1rrnrll''>S mU'>l be :.huwn "It ' not ~clS ) tJeang a purenl.' sJ1<l Mis:. 111.'n<.lerson •· ( Uunk }ou hJvc to :.ay 'no' to c.-hJldrcn It's f>O C<i'>Y to sJy '.) t•i..' Jt relieve:. you of a lot." A ~ATIVE OF THE S!'1ALI. ~outhem Indiana forming community or Dale, Miss tlenderson was the youngt·st ur 11J4 h1ldrcn in a poor ..im1ly that hutl htllc more th.m ..i few hogs, a cow 11d a sm.il I toba<.'cu patch lkr t.1lt·nl WJ:-o rl·<•ognitt."<.l l'arl). Jnd tht· family iort1<:hoY. found ..i .,., JY to Sl'nd htr to i'il'Y. Yurk s .(\cadl'm} or Dramal1(· /\rb It was thl·rt· ..it a~e 17 ih~I :-.ht• gcit hc·r first h1g lirl'ak .,., twn she C'Ul clo'>ses lo :iud1l10n for a part in Lh•· play • Wish You Were Ht·n· .. Sht.· 1:ot the· r1;.art. and tht· rc'>t 1s h1storv -star· b~ rolt·s on Bro.1c!Y. ay and in tra\eltng companies rrOdUl'IOj! l>Orn1• of thc• IJ1ggt.•i.t mus1culs t EH·n though she was v.cll knoY.n for years, 1t 'as "The Brady Bunl'h" and the rolt-or a go11d · aturoo s uburb<tn housewife with a sizable flock th~1t rcx:kt·ll'd Floren<:l' Henderson to sturdom • "THERE'S NOTUINC; LIKE a telev1s1on J.•·rll's, a '>UCC<·ssful one. to keep )OU IJcfon· the tn1bhr and makt• you u household name." Florence ·x'plam<'d "I think one thing that pleases me the 'nhst aboul th<· · Brucly Hunch' 1s thJt 1t has g1 H·n tllt' u wholt• new aud1enn· or ~oung pl'opll' and thc·y 5us t kt·<·p 1·om1ng " I "Br<Hl) Bunc•h" rc ·run., hJv1· lil·t·n 1n \nd11·a J uul lcir th1t·1· ~1·:1r'>. and art• s1·1·n in 11;5 market!'., 1n duding th•· l'ount ry 's top lO() c·1t1t•s I . Flon·nt·t• I h·ndC'r'>lm ts a tonftdt·nt .... om <in. v. ho J<n<>""s wh1·n· s ht• has hl•cn t.1nd whcrl' "hi· 1\ goin~ I "I kno\\ msid1· Y.hat I um." she· -.a11l "J know t' hat nl) t.1l4·nt 1s I knCJ\\ "hat m.> <1b1ht11·-. Jrc DESPITE HEJ~G SO:\IEWll1\T or a pf'rft·c ho01:-.l, Mis:-. I ll-nd<'rson :-.u1d hN Y.ork 1-. ;1lmo<,t a f elaxat1on to hur, und the iJUdtcnl'e ah\ OI) S <'Oml''> 1irst "That's the name of 1t That·.., .ill th;1t mJLINs • -tt\l' uud1t•net• ;md pica<, mg th1•m - "I JllSt <·arC' too murh I couldn't ",ti k out .ind do Jhc s:.imc thing, or .,;1). 'Oh tht·\ ""n t knov. the cl1ffercn<'t' ' I krnm th<· d1ffr1 t·ncl· .ind I fr·t'I that ca·ry uud1<·nc·l'. no m<ill(•r ho\\ 1111.: or <,mall de .s<'T"'t't•s the· \f'ry twst th:it .,.,,. \'l' got l don l knciw .inuthl'r \\av lo v.ork " .\ft(•r u'roadv. ay, nat10nJI tourinl! com'rrnntr·s.;:, :-.tar11ng rolt· tn the· highly <J('f'l,11ml'd m<1\ 11· ·'-;orig of '.'l:on\a) ·.and a hit tt·lcv1sion scrwi., what Y.Ould Fh1n·n<'l' I kndt•r:.on ltkl' lo do n<.''<l '' By the Anudatf'd Prat 'l'hcl following uro Biiiboard'• hot record hit.a for tbu ~uck undlng October 1 aa they ippeur in next ~ c:uk '• ldu" or lhll board maaaza.ne. llO'f SINGU:S 1. STAil WARS TITLE THEME -Meeo CMUl~ium > 2 Kl!:EP lT COMIN' LOVE -K.C. & the ~un~hlnc B•nd <TK' 3. OON'T STOP -Jt'loetwood Mac <Warner U1o:i) ·L BEST <H" MY LOVE -EmoUona <Colum. lil.,a) :, STRAWU!i:RRY Lt'J'TER 23 -Brotl\era Joht&$00 CA&M I 6 NOBODY DOES IT BETTER -Carly Simon CJ:.:lcktrta) 7 ·o :LEPUONE LINE -Electric Liaht Orcht:11tra IUnilcd Artists-Jet) 8 THAT'S JWCK AND ROLL-Shaun Casaldy l W lifTU!r-Curb > u COLD AS ICE -Foreigner CAUanUc) 10. I JUST WANT TO BE YO U R I'. VERYTlllNG-AndyG1bb CRSO) TOPLPs 1 FLEETWOOD MAC -Rumors <Warner }fros ) • 2. LINDA IWNST ADT -SJmple Dreams (Asylum) 3. ELVlS PRESLEY -Moody Blues <RCA > 4 . SHAUN CASSIDY -Shaun Cassidy <Warner-Curb> 5. "Star Wars" Soundtrack <20th Century> EASY LISTENING 1. NOBODY DOES IT BE'ITER -Carty Simon (Elektra) . 2 ON AND ON -Stephen Bishop <ABC) J . JUST HEMEMBER l LOVE YOU -Firefall (J\tlanllc> ·I. DON'T WORRY BABY -B .J. Thomas I MCA) ~"DON'T IT MAKE MY BROWN EYES BLUE -Cry:-.tal Gayle <United /\rtlsls) SOUL SINGLES 1 IT'S ECSTASY WHEN YOU LAY DOWN NEXT TOME -B;irry White <20th Century> :!. KEEP IT CO~llN' LOVE -K.C. & the Sunslunc Band ITK) :1. FLOAT ON Tht• Floaters <ABC> I THE CHE/\ TEST LOVE OF ALL ·· Georgi: Ben:-.on <Arista I .1 URICK HOL'SE --C'ommodore~ <Motown) COUNTRY SINGLES DA YTJME FHI ENDS --Kenny Hoger~ l t;niu'<l Art1:-.ts 1 ::? llE/\VEN'S JUST A ~IN /\WAY-· Kcndalls <Oval ton l J 't''Al.L CO~! Jo: BACK ~1\LOO:'\i .. _ Oukndgt lloys (.'\fl(' IJol 1 I ICOTTllEllOSS ~1t·IT1 l1t ... 1MC,\1 .1 J·;,\ST llOl':\D ,\:\I> IJ(JW~ IH.U:"l·~CK I:\ A llOCK i\i\:I> HOLL UA II JNry HN:d <RCA i "WIZARDS" PLUS l'GI "PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE" "SUR WAAS" IPGI "R"'4.L CHAl'TH: WAUCIMG TALL" ".& HU>CH TOO, .... trQ.I "I _WOULD LOVF.. TO m11kc• another movie," sht• "~!•d "I'd lovl' to do CJ rc>al comedy. kind of baggy pant-; sort or combination or Carol Lombard and Luc1lll' Ball. ~ '1'1"'1UCWY HlllD ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~""--..... ~ilitiOmVmll•"•ll•I ....... 1•DON'T MISS l:R VI NE ' S FIRST ··SYMPHONY .. 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Jt "PlttMISStOM TO ICILL" "41 '4f,._ J:IW. .... ll:tl "AMAL CHA'1H: WAUCIHG TALL" .. »ll:JI U.T/MM l: ..... t\.tf:IO "HUSTtl" "GI ltJtU.T,_t_ "YOU LIGHT UP MY LIFE" COHIT-"FUNNY LADY" (J'.'Gl "SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT" "THE STING" (PG) "NEW YORK, NEW YORK" (PG) "LOVE AND DEATH'' ''FANTASIA'' C!ll "HERBIE GOES TO MONTE CARLO'' "NEVER A DULL MOMENT. (GI ll'l!CIM.C~~ "EXORCIST II: THE HERETIC" "JOY RIDE~ "OTHER SIDE OF MIDNIGHT' (R} 'PiifipY' ·Genuine Q: Wu ''Pappy" BoytftJtoa, tmplratton for tbe Robert Coo rad TV aerie. 0 Baa, Baa, Black Sheep,'· a reaJ or flcllonal h•rot Tell u 1 Uttl• more abou& him, plt>ue. -K.C.IC .• Topda, Kau A. "Puppy" ill rual -Gl)d bia feat.a wer• daial· in~. In World War JI Boyington shot down five J <tpanesc Zer~ In one e ncounter. and four mor e over Jlubaul on Chraslmas Eve, 1944. After apendlng 20 months in a prison camp, be r eceiv.ed th~ Congressional Medal or Honor. Within the Corps they referred to his ''Black Sheep" as "Boylngton •s Bast.arda. •• In their fl rat ac· tlon they bagged 11 enemy planes. Within ai.x weeks that numb<'r incr eased to 58 ce rtain and 22 probables. The Conrad series got Its tJUe and some ractual material from the Colonel's autobiography. e beat- seller m 1958. ''Pappy," R ichard Lamparski wrote aft.er interviewing him at borne ln Clovis, Cal •• "his s lowed down considerably in tbe pas t yeara due mainly to poor health. He bpends most of bUI tJme on has oil paintings. H• l• not, however, larkmg 1n frank opinions." On Richard M. Nixon (for whom he cam paigned several times>: ••He has the Intellige nce and courage to be a really great President ..• but be can 'l be straight with anyone. llJU5l iao 'lln him." -On the Flying Tigers: "I joined them because I was decpiy ln debt and they paid very well. J didn't care any more about China tban Gen. Chennault did. He stoic that country blind.•• The World War II flying ace admitted rttenlly that when he was a boy aJapanesehadsaved h1slife. •· 1 ·ve always had good r elations with them," he said. •·They think of us 'as s uckers, which, of course, we are." . Q: Isn't Baretta's Robert Blake Edward G. Robin&<>n 's son? Where was 'Blake born and ls be married?-Vt'.J . Russo, Jersey City, N.J. /\: Blako was boro in Nutley, N.J. in 1933. He has bt.'l'o bu!>y as a beaver acting for years. first as a child star tn "Our Gang"' and as "L1tUe Beaver" 1n the "Red Ryder'' series. One of his earhest movie rolts was as a paperboy 10 "Treasure of the Sierra Madre" he sold Bogart a newspaper. Assigned by the U.S. Army to Alaska, he was frozen there for several Hars After he thawed out. he married actress Son· <Ira Kerr. They hav(' two young ch1ldren, Noah and Delcnah. And no. though there 1s a resem blance, he "'not the son of the late Edward G. Robtnson. <Eddie .Jr. dwd m February 1974 of natural causes at the age of4U) <~: I Cell in love all ove r again when I caught Red St..ellon breaking up the TV special "Command LA IOllAAOA t lAK£W000 4 W'"a IN ttAMC.AI ... P"'tl.t t t '@ wO..,.OA'f •l'l•t.1 S•tUir.OAY ll tC.•pt "U'l•O•w•t tl >0 to~ 00 l A ~•RADA . Ofrrlll y ~V"-0••'. H0 \t0AT .. t J 10 IV l 00 "...... ) "4'i"ioo ~·2~ .. ...... ) ltAl t.l It & U •O<IOUt CHAM~ION OJ DIATH,., ,.lUt SHOCK WAVUcP01 -.~ OO•tHl••Mf(MAH ,.&••• SIOfWINDH O NI fPOI ,.,u, n4UNOU & LIOMTNIN01P01 •.• MOYU vov·u HtVI• •O•o n " YOU UOMT U' MY UH CPO> •lU\ JUNNY LADT IPOI • #OY•• •OU" HtVt• •oec;n . TOU UGHl V' MY llfl IPOI "''U\ JUHNY LADY 1•01 \llA ••NHtUI ,,.,__ NIW YOal(,P~~W YO .. C1POI 10l)Ji ~'18 nu WT llMAC( Of 11.'U oun CPOI e t.()9•1' HO Patil' llAIU'U & "90Ct0U\ • CHAM~IOH OJ DIATH 1•1 ~SHOCK ·~~VU1P01 .....j()f GOefNt•••U(HAh PAellC' SIOIWINDH ONI CPOI l'lUI MOU TWOOO HIGH 1•1 "jl MO'(ll YOVll HfVt• '-'" YOU UOtfT :f~1 MY llfl (l'OJ •UNNY LADY llOOI •-ta \ljl(JU-All TIAa Af·" HOU YWOOO HtGtf 1•1 •lUS rUTHHfTY ROWIPOl ....... ~ ... & ,. __ .. CHAMl'IO':t~ IKATN Cit SNOCK WAVHtl'OI "4l -If TOU'H ........ •CMIO«l" TOU uowr ~~.•Y 1"'1-.i •UNNT LAOY _.., -ttOa&lutftllltl -.r a&Av-i:~ cea MANltON Of ,... OOOMl91111t , 'Glad You Asked That' by Marfly11 aMt Hy G ...... Ptrformaoce" show recentJ.y. I know bll )lobby I palnUng clowns and I've oft~n wonderecl. where dJd he first gel the Idea be wao&ecl to be a clOWDf -Mrw. 8e!Dla Grant, Staten Island, N. Y. A: From his dad, a circWl clown hobbyist wh.o · died t~o months before Red wu born in Vincennes. Ind., m 1913. Thls tnlluon«d the comedian's lite. Look for Red ln an upcomtna movie tu med tn Tucson, Ariz .. this put summer ln which Sblton plays a medic me ~how proprietor. Now 64, the COD'le- dian wrote an envia~le TV record. For 20 succe .. ive YH1'11 hU» network show ran in the top 10 percent ot the rat.mg~. <Wethlnk it's timeforanenoore. > Q: Whatever happened to that fellow wtio broke · the ~\Ory of the White Houae &apetf I uodentand he had quite a time xetUng a Job after tbat.11lae1lUl In Wublugtoo?-Mra. S.L.M., BalUmore • A: No. Alexander Butterfield, just like Mr. Nile· ~·followed Horace Greeley's advice to go West and is now an executive in a Sao Franciteo air services farm. . Q: One time on tbe Johnny CarS<>o show, Julie Budd ano the impresaloa that sbe waa Barbra • S treisand'• sister. Since abe looks Uke and aln1a llke here. can you tell me -are they really sisters? -M Supp, Tulsa, Okla. : A: No. Julie is a Budd·ini entertainer, but no kin. M attel' ~3r l ~.he ~nco got this sisterly advice from; La Stre1sal) : J lJhe, get your nose fixed. lose your vo1cean ry nch! Q: I heard that Mel Tillis and opera singer' Robert l\1errill had gometh.bsg In co•mon. What! - Mrs.JamesMlller,NewBem,N.C. A: It's probably the fact that though both men t.tutter«;d i!' euly life they could alng with clarity. Hobert ~ sm~ing coach es corrected his deficiency while Tillis <now age 45) attended several university spt!ech l'hnir:. until. m the late 'SOS, he decided the :.tutterm~ was something he could live with -"so Ute hell w1thit!" · Se11d your questions to ll11 Gardner, "Gkid You A:iked That," care of this newspopeT, P.O. 8oz 1560, Coia Meia 92626. Manlyn and I ly Gardner will an.nuer as many ques· tions as they can m their column, bur the oolume of mo1L makes personal repties impouible. Fantasia I •81 BU Kean .,.~ers ••• 0 5 j Rains Could .Drop Prices a,., A.Poclated p,.. eper, gTowers manaaed lo normal crops. Teaching produce Met/wds Tbo Calitomta drou1ht failed to dry up the naUon'• •upply of fresh frwta and \letet.ables th1a aummer, but the pro- 1pect.a for fUture harvesta and pncea are •lUl In doubt. ( CONSUMER J PRODUCERS IN OTHER stales, E lo d r meanwhile, anticipating smaller sup-xp •~ plies from California, stepped up plant· • ~ I mgs of such things aa cabba&e, peppers "I met Billy's teacher today. She WOI surpriaed ~ " I'm not premotur ... 1 groy. How Safe Are Snowmobiles? "Without at least averaae winter pre- clpltaUon ln the mountains, 19'11 will be tho •evere.t teat yet," aald Charles W. Porter. an &ricultural economist with lh., U.S. Department of A1rlculture. CAIJt'ORNIA 1S THE nation's biggest rrutl Wld veaetable producer. Porter slre•sed that even lf crops fro1n C•llfornia are smaller than usual, some dlffcrenc~ will probably be made up by &rowers In other states, but problems could remain. Porter spoke at a conference •poru.ored by the United Fresh Fruit and Veaelabl., Association, a trade group whole 2,700 member firms account for over 80 percent of total U.S. commercial freab frult and vegetables sales. Despite the unfavorable weather in urn, st.artlng with a freeze in Florida, Porter said none of the dire predictions about widespread s hortages came true. There were week·to·week fluctuations, some of them severe, but no long-lasting mark et disruptions. beans were immediately wiped out. As a result, fresh ve1etable prices soared." Imports of items such u tomatoes from Mexico increased steadily into May. And by tben, Florida was aelllng spring tomatoes and farmers who replanted alter tbe freeze started marketing their produce. Texas and ·California were starting1heir usual ship- ments. Supplies of some items were above normal. "During April and May, grower prices tumbled," Porter said. and sweet corn. Teaching 111ted 1tu- .. Grower prices are now clo,,e to 1976 denta will be the 1ubJe~t levels," Porter said, and "retail vegeta-of an anoual conlennc!e ble prices have . . • followed the trend sponsored by the Oranse of grower prices." County Council f« Gift- When lt comes to 1978, however, ed Education, to be held Porter swd, "No one knows how much Saturday al Caplatrano longer ground water supplies can be Valley ~gb School in heavily drawn upon . . No one at this Mission Vaejo. · moment is very certain whether well Over 400 teachen and water supplies in the West would carry administrators are ex- us through another year like 1977." peeted to participate lo about 60 workshops, ONE WAY FOR consumers to cut cos· planned by Capistrano THE SUPPLY PATTERN through the ts is to buy fruits and vegetables in Unified School Dlatrict spring was one "of bunched·together season. The end of summer means the teachers. marketings. When the spring vegetable end of abundant supplies of many pro-The conference is production increase and the stepped.up duce items, but there are exceptions. planned from 8 a.m. to Import activity are balanced against the Here is a list of some fruits and noon. The high school is reduced winter volume, fresh vegetable vegetables where 25 percent or more of located at 26301 Via supplies the first half of 1977 turned out the total annual supply is available in the Escolar. No fees or to be only 2 percent less than a year last quarter of the year. (Bear in mind registration are re- earlier. that shipping costs may boost prices. quired. . Supplies also turned out better than ex-even when something is in season; look Additional conference peeled in California, which last year pro· for items grown locally.> information is available duced 40 percent of the country's fruit Apples, avocados, bananas, broccoli, by calling Carole and vegetables. Brussels sprouts, carrots, cauliflower, Laidlaw, '96-l.21S. PORTER EXPLAINED THE Florida Porter said many important vegetable celery, Chinese.cabbaie, coconuts, cran· ----------' \\ ASI llNGTON CAP> -snowmobiling is one of ~ituation this way : "When the freeze hit· districts irrigate with water from wells, berries. grapefruit, grapes, mushrooms, the fa:-.test growing winter sports in this country and .. the supply of tomatoes, peppers, rather than from reservoirs critically parsnips, pears, potatoes, pumpkins, then• ha~ been concern over safety. eggplant and cucumbers ... was low from the drought. By using well s pinach, squash, sweet potatoes, The Consumer Product Safety Commission says restricted to salvage operations. Snap water and, in some cases, diggang de-tangerines and turnips. Call 642-5678. Put • few word• to work for ou. 1hcmanufacturersofsnowm .. =o=b~1le=s~s=o:ld=...:..:in~t:h~e~U~n~i~ted:=_ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ ~~~ SlJlcs have developed _ "oluntary !>afely stan- dards 'Ahich they follow 10 a h1~h degree and are making a eontmumg d · fort to prl'n·nl n sh of in Jury TllERF.FORE, THE commb~1on says, it will not proposl' mandatory federal ~tandards al this t1ml', but will keep watch on the voluntary efforts The :-.tandards apply to the vehicles thl!mselves and not the driving ha bits of the operator ~ho may speed reckless- ly, hit a tree or drive into a ditch They apply to such things as throttles, kill switches. brakes, guards and shields. T llF. SNOWMOBILE industry estimates there Wl•re five millton i-;nowmobiles in use in lht' country in 1975. The safety commission says an estimated 18,000 per~ons were treated in hospital emergency rooms for injuries as- soc i at c d with snowmobiles during the year from July 1. 1975, to .JuneJO. 1976 LB Offers Aerobic Classes Classes 1n aerobic dancing are being of- fered in Laguna Beach beginning Oct. 4 by Jacki Sorensen, clinician for the President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports. The dance form utilizes combinations of hopping, walking, jog- ging, bending and stretching. Ms. Sorensen 1s a pro· fessional dancer and choreographer. Classes will be held at the Masonic Temple, 680 South Coast Highway from 9 to 10:30 a .m Tuesdays and Thursdays. For more information, call Christine Roath at 559·0548. Colnrado Bridging Planned PHOENIX, Am. CAP> -A new bridge will span the Colorado River between Arizona and California, authorities said. Construction wlU begin early in October on the $2 million bridge linking Moh~ve County, Ariz. and Needles, Arizona Transportation Dept. of- ficials said. The department. la con- t rl buting $491,000 in federal bridte replace- ment funds toward the nine-month coMtrucUon project, they saJd. It will link River Road In Needles with Levee Way in Mohave County, Arb. Mohave County, the state of California, San Bernardino County, Calif .. and the U .s. Bureau of lndla.Jl Alfalrl al.lo are payln1 part ot the coal-', offlciall said. The concrete bridge con1tructlon contract WH awarded by San Ben:iardino County to NOTO·Rldot Con1tr\IC· tlonCo.otctalno, Callt. • Kent Kings: 12 mg."tar." 1.0 mg. nicoune av. per c1garene by FTC Method. (' er Warnin g: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous 10 Your Health. Micron.ite II filter is why. A lot less tar and a remarkably smooth ·taste. Todays Kent. the easy switch to low tar. n Kent. #J selling law tar. Now even better ... --i . ' J a tc D s \' y d ~ . I I \ I I 1 '· INSIDE: •Ann Landers •Horoscope •Club Calendar •Lifestyle Featuring ___ • _ •• ___ Cl DAILY PILOT Jeff Gaynor of Newport Beach fills u~ his Mercedes. D•llY f'llOt ..._....., U.. l"•YM Self Servers It's not just the VW-Pinto set that's saving money by pumping its own gas. Luxury cars are lining up, too. By DF.NNIS McLELLAN Ol llW DAiiy l"llot StAtf ll was a lot different 30 years ago when Bill M atlhews started in the service station business. Those were the days when the motorist was king and the treatment was royal: Water, bat· tery, tires and oil were routinely checked, not to mention having road grime removed from the windshield. "There was no question you did the win- dows," r ecalls the 6l·ycar·old Corona del Mar station manager. "You even carried a whisk broom in your pocket. "And they were so strict on uniforms they even had a mirror in the back room and the at- tendant had to check il before he went out on the island. Now they couldn't care less." Predicts Matthews, who still provides full service, including checking tires when possible: ··I think the service station as we know it-unless there's a drastic change-ts on the way out." Matthews' friendly, service-oriented brand of service station definitely has fallen by the • wayside. The proliferation of self.service sta- tions are becoming a way of life for more and more motorists looking for ways to save on gasoline. And it's definitely not just the VW-Pinto set that is pumping its own. "Stand around two hours and you'll see a big Rolls Royce, new Cadillacs and a $25,000 Mercedes," says one dealer, whose self-serve island does 75 percent of his business. "You save a few cents," says a man filling up at a Costa Mesa station. "I don't mind doing it myscU. J 've even got the wife doing it." "I hate self service," says the woman filling up al the next pump. Nevertheless, she goes out of her way for the savings. "I have three cars and Jots of teenagers who drive a lot," she explains. Oil companies, seeking higher profits, have gone for the high volume gas-only stations in a big way. In the process they have been closing many of what they consider "marginal" sta- tions. · <SeeSELF, PageC2) The reporter, owner of a vintage Honda, gets in the mood for a Cadillac de Ville. ~lass Vs. Gas An air conditioner seemed a normal part of driving. By CHERYL ROMO Ol .. Delty ........ Imagine this. How would you feel it you drove an old. compact car that rarely start· ed in the morning, bad a body that was rust· ing away, Scotch tape on the roof to keep the rain from leaking through the holes, and a muffler that sounded like Fonzy would love to drag it down the main street? Now imagine how you would feel if Cadillac Motor Division invited you to test drive it.a 1978 models before they hit the showroom. This re•nnir'f'_. Attending...,....,,.., in Newport ch, was treated tote t driv- . Ing vehicles Ill g from 5evilles to de Villes. wittl leather seats and thatworked (fora change). "'~re were buttons and gadgets this re· porter couldn't ~ven figure out what to do with -the most embarrassing being not knowing how to open the door to get out. Little lights flashed when you went too slow or too Cast, and the air conditioner <wondered what that cool feeling was> seemed a normal part of driving. There was even a pop-up gadget '( I between the driver's seat with a note pad to record your most important thoughts. Naturally, I took notations about how it felt cruising along Coast Highway without a broken muffler and only the sounds of silence prevailing. Pat . Montgomery, who serves as the public relations person for Cadillac, said the Seville is a female favOrite and now rates as the biggest sellin& luxury car in the Los Anieles area. Unfortunately, abe admitted, 1978 prices were not available yet; but I was sure one of these vehicles would cost mare than the $500 my car ls probably worth. · But then there were the mileage dif. ferences. The estimated EPA rating, according to a company spokesman, ranged from 14 to n mpg for the De Villes 81\d 20 lllPI for the SevWes. Even though the colors were·1orgeo)1S, the gadgets fasclnatinf, Uie quiet engines soothing and there was no Scotch tape an . the root -all of of sudden my 35 to 40 lllP& Honda didn't sound so bad. ·Besides:_ I could never fl&ure out how to parallel parat a bi8 car. · . I. Carla Rogers of Corona del Mar gives son Lance, 4, some pointers. Costly Cars Studies have shown that an average car costs $3.94 per day, or $1,439 per year, to drive. By JUDITH OLSON Of Ille D4111y Piiat SUH Automobiles, in today's fast.paced world, are like the husband's joke about wives: it's hard to live with them but it's hard to live without them. With the costs or everything connected with a car going up each year, an auto has become one of the major purchases a family makes in its lifetime. The revolution has been a recent one, con· slderlng that the 1920s was the decade when the car made its biggest sociological and fmancial impact. For \he first time in American history, youths of that era could find a private place to get away from their famWes to tend to private matters, and people could move about more free· ly than ever before. But there was a price for the new freedom. Cars needed gasoline, oil, tune-ups and in· surance •. All of these coats have escalated until today, a family spends thousands ol dollan an· nuallyto buy and maintain its cars. MANY CAil OWNERS have no idea what their car costs them each month, day or mile. They pay cash for gas, get sporadic repairs and never think about depreciation. • But studies have shown that an average size 8·cylindeT car, with standard accessories, automatic transmission, power steering, power disc brakes and radio costs approximately $3.9' per day to drive. Aecording to a study done by the American Automobile Assn., the cost of ownina a car can be computed in two price categories, variable and fixed. Variable eosts include gas, oU, maintenance and tires. Fixed costs are insurance, license and registration fees, taxes and depreciation. To figure the $3.9' per day, the AAA used the CSeeCOSTLY, Pa,eCZ) A ·Tortoise, Of Course Traoy Evans, 10, fed a baby tortoise born in her back Jard. Since tortoises rarely survive birtl\, lri captlyity, tile ham family is excit· ed over. ita health. See story, PaaeC3. ~ 1 I \ Q DAILY PILOT Mol\cl1y, ~ep1•mber 2d, 1977 Women Terrorists From the dark side of liberation ... 9yBOBK&TR D Ft\ANKFURT W t Germany (AP> -A Dew 1 ullooofdtadly )'OUb' womcnl many ol them da\l&hl.cn of pro1perou1 lawyera, oualntlJ· m and puton, baa written a blOody record ln th• radlc&I undorlf'Ou.nd'I •ar ... ln t tb• IOV• vomtmt Nearly h~o thlrdl of thole now IQUCbt for poUUcal murden, robberlet and kldnappln11 ~ro women. To many Germana, t.hll remarlrablo proportion aeeau tho dark alde of women'• llbuaUOn. '1'he German 'WO.man of today b totally emancipated.•· U)'S ai Bonn crtminolo1l1t. Lot.bar voo BaJJusedt. "She can play any role that a man can play.·' In the tiny and rulhleu urban 1uerrilla army, she may play it more etfectlvely tban men. No moro camp followers, the women rev- olulionuraes rrequentl)C are leaden ot theJr un· derground cell. • For the most part~ accordlnl to aocloloalst ErwlD Scheuch, they are tougher and more In· tclligent than their male comrades, and often cooler, more resourceful. Alongside their male companions, women have taken part m such chilling attacks as the slaying of Banker Juergen Ponto last July, the a bduction of Arab oil ministers in Vienna last year, and the assassination of West Germany's chief prosecutor. Siegfried Buback, in April. Women have appeared in terrorist ranks elsewhere-in Northero Ireland, the Middle East and Latin America. But their number and in- nuenc:o appears 1reale1t In W•t Germany, No one qui to know• why. Thor•'• a theory that women, docllt boUlowiv for 10 lon1 ln Germ.an aoclety, burtl forth with 1peclal 1nor1l• when th• old bond• frayed. However, Ui•y'l'e not reall1 thre.tentn1 to ropla~o Lbo man ln terrorist ranks, Dr. Helsa EloNle, who NDI Frankfurt'• women'a prilon. 1ald ln a rectnt 'm11ulne interview. "They don't aee t.beimclv .. u 1t.rtvln1 for a partlcular Po•l- Uon, but u warriors tn behalf ot aoclety'a vlc- Umt." Prominent women futltlvea include Oabrlelo Kroecber-Ttedemann, 2e, who waa re-leued from prison in 1974 in excbanJe for kld· naped Berlin pollUclan Peter Lorenz: bank rob- ber Ingrid Siepman.Q, 33, freed In the same awap, and Angela Luther, a former teacher wanted ln thekilililRofa West Berlin judge in 1974. The list also includes Susanne Albrecht, 26, daughter of a wealthy HamburJ attorney and "hief suspect in the killing of banker Ponto, a close friend of her father's. Four other women are sought in that case. Women first emerged as leaders of the un· derground in the late 1960s, ·when Ulrike Melnhof became CO·leader with Andreas Baader of the country's most notorious urban guerrilla band. The group called itself the Red Army Fac- tion but became known as the Baader-Melnbof gang. Its exploits included the 1972 bombings of the U.S. Army's European headquarters at Hcidelbere. · Sophie Schulze of Newport Beach services her own car. ••• Costly Cars <From Pag~Cl) following formula: Variable costs, average p~r mile: gasoline and oal, S4.ll; maintenance, Sl.03; tires, .66 Fixed costs, annually: comprehensive Insurance with $50 deductible. S80; colllsion insurance with SIOO deductible, $80; property damage and liability, $250; license, taxes and registration foes, S74: depreciation. $847. THE TOTAL is $1,439, or $3.94 per day exclud· )ng the purchase price. The cost to drive and own the car annually 1s figured by adding gasoline per year (their hgure was low, at 58 cents per gal!on) plus variable and fixed costs. If gas were $580 at this formula, the ~rand total would be $2,019 for the 8-cyltnder in· tcrmediate size car, or 20.2 cents per mile. Under this formula, a trip to visit your mother-in-law, If she lives 50 miles away, would cost $20.20. One local corporation, which has 43 vehicles in its company fieet, figures it pays $Ul7,237 to keep the 41 station wagons, one sedan and two vans on the road. At. 1,096,801 miles driven per year, the cost per mllell 17.07 cents. The company budget calls for S48,885, depreclaUon; '63,582, gas and oil; $188,320, re· palrs and maintenance (including flxlng wrecked vehicles), and $6,450, liability in- surance. • 'l'hen ls a alx percent rise in drlvln1 coats each year, a spokesman for the company said. 'I1IE AAA estimates Ulat as much as six cents a mlle may be saved by awltchlnt from a mabdard size car to a sub-compact. in a liiab-cost area suob.u Otanae Coun~. • • WbUe f\lel cost.a mat~ rtstna too rapidly for comfort, one major oll company tald the cost or gasoline has escalated at a slower rate than ot.b• aooda &he ccmaumer bu,1. Juda Hampton, consumer affairs director for Mobil Oil, said most.pnces have risen 110 per· cent since 1956. ''But gasoline pnces have risen at. a slower rate of 106 percent." she said . Buying a car ls another chapter in the story. however. Few cars are available for under $4,000 now and dealers estimate that new car prices have risen six percent per year for tho last five years. What Is one to do If the coet of a car is becom· ing overwhelming? Aside from the obvious a nswers of cutting down unnecessary trips, car pooling and using pubUc transportaUon, there aro a few things a driver can to to pare the bill. ONE OF THE biggest factors is keeping a car properly maintained. This, including regular ''tune-ups," lncreasea gas mileage and "minimizes any losse1 caused by emlaaion con· troldevices," AAAlfays. Regular maintenance also decreues the chances that major, unnecessary repairs will have t.o be made at a later date. Here are other items to conaider, •• 1u11est-ed by AAA: •Weight. Gasoline mileage is reduced by 1·2 percent for every 100 pound.a of added welght. •Air condlUonlnt. A unit weigba approx· imately 100 pounda. When lt ls runnlne, gas mileage ls decreased by 9-20 percent, depending on weather and type of dri\lini. •Automatic tranamlsslon. Thia reduces fuel economy up to 1S percent. All otbe .. power equip· ment adds welaht and uses more eneray. •Tlres. Radlal tires aenerally ilet better mileage. Underlnflated tires reduct ilU mUeage and -,..ear at the edgea. OvtrlnftaUon cuts Ure contact with the road and 11 a safety ha1ard. •Speed. high speeds increase gas consump· tion. AAA suggests observing the 55 mile per hour1P114Umtt. ( ' ______ ._.........._,.._ .. ,.. ·-. .. ---------. -------.......-··------ FEMINISM I CONSUMER Gabriele Kroecher-Teidemsnn, shown on TV, is a fugitive sought for terrorist crtmes. ••• Self Servers (From Page Cl) "IF.A STATION is dropping in aallonage," says one dealer, "the oil companies don't think twice about closing it up." <Several states, including California, have passed legislation preventing arbitrary lease terminations.> . On the average, says W.A. Nichols, region marketing manager for Exxon, most of the ma- jor oil companies have been decreaslne the number of stations by three to four percent per year over the last three or four years. The companies, he s ays, are looking rorrnore profitable and economically-run operations. There presently are about 189,000 service stations nationwide, down from 226,000 in 1973. /\nd most of the new ones being built arc strictly gas-only operations, which can be run by a cashier in u booth The lower opcratu~>nal costs allow for re· duce<t gas prices which, In turn, draw customers Even in Orange County, one of the fastest growing regions In the country, the number of service stations has dropped from 1,465 In 1970 to 1,263 In 1976. "IN ORANGE COUNTY they're building .,tat1ons but they're tearing them dow n faster," !>ays Steve Shelton, executive director of the Southern California Ser vice Station Association. He says the smaller. lower volume opera- tions are being replaced by ~as-only stations. <About 45 percent of the gas sold in the county is at the self-serve pump.> OU company pressure on dealers to convert to self-service has reduced full-service opera· tions from about 90 percent of the nation's sta· Lions to about half. While overhead coRls for those that give onll self·aervlce are less, there often l• not much dl · 7:30 P.M. THURSDAY EVENING SEPiEM~ER 29, 1977 Learn about the practical uses of aolar energy BRENTWOOD SAVINGS & LOAN COMMUNITY ROOM 1640 Adams Ave. at Mesa Verde Dr. East COSTA MESA (714) 657·7125 limited Seating -Please Call for Reservations ference for those offering split island (bolh self and full service). One coast dealer says he at first rejected the s plit island sugi;estion, but then went along with it. lie says his volume has remained about the same. But, he believes, if be hadn't added a self. serve island it would have dropped. WIBLE MANY DECRY what they feel will be the eventual extinclioo of the full·servlce sta- tion, Shelton believes lhe growth of self-service 1s • tapering off. ..'We've kind or reached a saturation point," agrees W.A. Nichols. "I don 't see full- servicc di1;appcaring. A few self-service stations now are going back tootreringoplions." Jeff Holland, a Shell publi c affairs represenata ve s:.iys: "l surely wouldn't envason · lhc total elimination of the conventional station. "There's a very definite need for taking care or customers' every-day needs above and beyond gasoline." Fallln& to check under their hoods, an fact, is causing many motonsts to spend more on repairs than they save by pumping their own gas. DEALERS NOTE AN overwhelming number of dry batteries, low oil levels, overheat· • ed engines, broken Can belts and other ailments that in the past were checked by the full·s~rvice station. But somo self-service customers have learned how to get around Lhis problem. It is a practice that seems to lllustrate the need for the full-service station, but it has at least one dealer fuming: ''They wlll use the self-service pump four times in a row, then on the firth they will eo to the full-service Island, order $2 worth or gas and ex.· peel $10,000 worth of service." See why so many residents In Costa Mesa are having all their dental care performed by Dr. Alan Miller. Family Dentist. Dr. Alan Miller 2879 Fairview Costa Mesa, 978-3970 t °' lC 0 s . I I y d ~ l ------~--------....-.. --..,_.._.. .... -... . ---....... -·------ ANN LANDERS /HOROSCOPE Toilet Tissue. Tiff Goes On ll EAR RE A I> t~ HS ltc:mem~·r the rt••l1t-r who W&.\ hMVlnl &II ar-U· mcnt with her abler·m· law •bout th<• propt·r Wily 111 lot'l Up lVlh•l U• tlul'" Shf' v. a."' Ct•rt111n the n"ht • ay v. aa v. Ith tho P•IM!T comln~ frt1m the &oµ 11\'t'r lhc> roll llcir a.ai.lt"r m law in~li.tt.-d lht· paper should roml' down undt•r Uu.· roll I !>ldt.'<.I "1th h1.:r a.1~ler 1n l!iw tk•rjll!>t• that'' U1l· ""a) m) moUwr did 1l Aduul lv. I \t'ry m•arl~ d1dn l print tht' ll•tll'r bt·t aust• 1l t.l'l'ml·d so 1nlonsc qUt'ntial Wl'll, folk~. I couldn't ha\c hl't'n more nlhtaken 111 short onh·r I "u' bombard~"li \\ tlh lttlt:rs from the four tornt·rs 1nLlud1n g Samoa . Guadalajara \thens und Mexico C1l) I had no idea so man> p<.'ople c·art.'t'.I about Lo11l-l paper Herc'<, a ~umpltng of what turns fJl•oplc on these day!>. D F: A H A N N LANOt-:HS Obvwu,ly you have never been a maid 1n a lad1t:s' lavatory or you would have known that toilet paper shou ld be <I" pen:.ccl from lhe lop ovl·r I '\ c workl·d 1n scvcnil hoteb :rnd ""e arc taught to "l'l up tht• rolls tn that "ay Wh:,. '> Don 'l ask ml' hul 1t 's pa rt CIC the: in'truttion and "hen ) ou "ork for a 11\ mg you do a ... you arc t o ld "llEED ~y Pt\ YCllEC'K DEAH ANN LANDEHS Thal h-tter s 1gm•d .. Paper Crazy" really got to me I don't know why your mother thought 1t was hcst lo h;1ve thl' papt'r come down dose lo 1 ht· wall I'll hct you never had any cuts or dogs in your hCJusc. Well, we do two Ann Landers 11r ~a<.:h and If we t:vt-r ll-t the toilet paper h1mg do"n even tv.o M1uun~ 1t would be all O\.\'r the place The lJttlt: darlmgs JW.t lo-.e to dn1g the stuff around. So 1 l'lh1nk your answer. <kllr1~ TIDY I~ TALLAHASSEE I> F. A R A I\ N I.ANDERS: Of course you arc ri.:ht aboot toilet pJpcr lx:ing dis pensed so 1l comes down Crom un- dt.·r the roll. The proof Is the Cuney, expensive kind with the printed dc- s 1 gns. Why make it t•lcgant 1r 1t ''not going to be st.•cn'! And who can scl' it unless it's set up to h<Jng down toward the v. all sort or like a painting. Stick lo your guns. Annie. ALSO FROM IOWA <DES MOINES IS MY TOWN> DEAR ANN LANDERS: I was very happy to sec you prml that letter about the toilet paper. It so hap· pc•ns I "ru. tau~ht, like 'ou, to put the paper on the roller so 1t comes rrom under ~1y husband l <1 hot-tempered fellow "1th a serious booz<> prob- lt•m 1 goes bt>r~l'rk if I don 't do it lhe OTHER way . You wouldn't believe the yelling if he should find the tissue "upside down." a s he crills it ANOTHER ADMIRER O'Je of the four adult tortoises owned by the Evanses. Ryan Evan, 14, shows off his pets. ----Club Calendar---- A Special Club Page On Wednesday, Oct 5 the Datly Ptlot "'Featuring " section w1// begin a weekly page especially for clubs and organizations of the Orange Coast area Called Club Calendar, 1t will run on Wednesday and contain notices of club events and meetings for the following week. We invite you to submit your women s or service club notices to this calendar. Heres how· Send mformat1on, including the name and phone number of the press chatrman, to Club Calendar. Daily Pilot, P. 0. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Be suro that 1t is m our hands two weeks m advance of the meeting since the Calendar runs notices for an entire one-week penod -Thursday through Wednesday. Let us know whether you want the item to run the week preceding the event or the week preceding the close of reservations for the event The Datly Pilot can run a 1tm1ted number of pictures publtc1Z1ng club events Gwdelmes for pictures are that the event must be a fund-raiser open to the pub/Jc. For information on how to have a picture taken. call the Features Department. 642-4321. or send the information and request to the address above. Western Style The Orange County Dental Auxiliary will hold a Western Party Progressive Dinner beginning at 6 p.m., Sunday, Oct. 2, at the homes of Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Pike, Or. and Mrs. John Forte and Dr. and Mrs. Boyd Joyer, all of Corona del Mar. Cost Is $12.50 per person and proceeds wlll fund auxiliary dental health projects. Judy Joyer, le~ and Carolyn Pipe, .addle up for Oflnta/ AuxUary Prr,gre8$fve Dinner l j MENTAi. HEALTH ASSOCIATION OF ORANGE COl-'NTY: Volunteers arc being sought for th<' Res1dt-nl1al Cart· V1s1tallon Pro grnm. ""hirh f0t:us<·s on homt'" for the mc·ntall~ 111 More information 1s available from MllA. 5'17-7559- SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONAL CUISINF.: Fall classes tn Chines<' cooking will he taught b) Kay Pas torius on Tuesd<Jy<, from 10 a m to 1 p m and 7 lo 10 p.m tn Laguna Reach. More information 1' available from 494 1774 or 491-9354 . COUNTY OF ORANGE: The Department of Social Services and the Senior Citizens Program OHice will hold four m eetings to ask the public to help in planning for service needs for 197R-79. The meetings arc planned for 9 a .m . Tues- day, Sept. 27, in the Costa Mesa City Hall Council Chambers; 9 a .m . Thursday, Sept. 29, in Martin Recreation Center. Anaheim; 7 pm. Monday, Oct. 3, in Saddlebac k Community Hospital, Laguna Hills; 7 p.m . Wednesday, Oct. 5, in Santa Ana City Hall Annex. CALIFOR NIA HOME ECONOMICS AS- SOCIATION: The Oran~c D1stncl will meet at 6 pm. Tuesday, Sept. 27, in the Knoll's Berry Farm Steak House for dinner and a program. DAUGHTERS OF A!\I ER I CAN REVOLUTION: Colonel Wilham Cabell Chapter will meet at noon Wednesday. Sept 2R. in the Glendale Ft.-dcral Sav111gs and Loan building. Newport Beach BETA SIGMA PHI: The Newport Harbor Area Council's executive board wlll hostess a yearbook judging luncheon al 10 a.m. Wednes· clay, Sept. 28, in the Huntington Beach home of Mrs. JoAnn ~iller. The Courlicil will hold a potluck social at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Ocl. 3, at Peek Family Funeral Home, Westminster. CHRISTIAN WOMEN'S CLUBS: The Hunt· ington Beach group will meet for a luncheon at noon. Wednesday, Sept. 28, in the Huntington Inn. OOLPIONS: The Women's Division of the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce will meet at 11:30 a .m . Wednesday, Sept. 28. TORANA: The group will meet al 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 28, in Bowers Museum lo hear a speech by art expert Jostne lanco-Starrels. WESTERN STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF LAW: The Honoroble Alicemarle Huber Stotler, municipal court judge of Orange County's District in Newport Beach, will address the Wednesday, Sept. 28, dJnner meeting of the colleie's Women's Caucus at 5:1S p.m. ln Don Jose's restaurant, Fullerton. COSTA MESA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AUXJlJARY: The group will hold a potluck Juncheon at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 28, in the home or Mrs. Jack Mapson, Costa Mesa. AMERI~ HE.ART ASSOCIATION: Former actress Ruby Keeler Lowe has been named honorary chalrwoman of the Aaron Brother5/ American Heart Open lnvltalJonal aoll toumamenl schedule41 for Wednesday-Friday, Sept. 28-30. The Art for Hearl toumam nt wlll .,. beld at LoS Lqos Course. Mort lntormaUon 11 avallablt from the UeartAssoclatlon, 5'7-3001. . . I MondlY. s.ptember 28, 1en DAILY PILOT C3 ( Tt:ESDA \',SEPT. 27 By SYDNF.\' 0.MARR A RIES Otarch 21 · April 19 1. You gel valid chance to p<:rfect tech- niques. lo correct mis- takes. to define terms, to m ake clear vour in· tcnt1ons to m<:mber of op- pos I I l' S<'X. TAURL'S <April 20· May 20): Face issues as they are -you can renew ;i~soc1ation by v1s1tmg one confin<>d to home, hospital. Lunar position stresses behind-scenes arrangeme nt, m ean- ingful message involving close neighbor or rel- ative. GEMINI CMay 21-June 20): Friend s hip , romance, creativit y, completion of m ajor as- signment -these arc emphasized. Aries. Libra figure m picture. Stick to number"9." CANCER (June 21· July 22): Give full play to creativity, initiative. originality and indepen- dence. Take <J chance on your own capabilities. Leo, Aquarius persons are In picture. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 >: What seemed a trap or obstacle ls removed. You have greater freedom of expression. Aquarian could aid in resolving legal dilemma. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): lnvolvementindicat· ed -nothing is halfway. Emotions tend to. dominate . Stick to number "3. •· Expand horizons. Don't feel com- mitment made in heat or passion is imprinted in concrete. LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct, 22 >: Emphasis on per s uasio n , c·O· operation, patience. You do the most good for others -and youf!'11f - by skillfullyplaylng wait· ingaiame. SCORPIO COct.23-Nov. 21): Low-key approach brings most desired re-· sult5. Obtain hint from Libra m es.sage. SAGlTl'AIUUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Full moon position coincides now with chanie, creaUvlty, l m pulse, emotional response. Love figures prominently -and so d~ a tendency to bo ex· trava.iant. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Lunar ~depict. robourid -what appeared Id· Tortoise Sextet Since desert tortoises rarely s urvi\'e ' \\hen born in captivity, the I\l. Lyell Evans family in Newport Beach was very excited three weeks a~o when thC'ir second infant turtle made its uppcarance in the back yard. · The first, born in May, was kept alive with milk fed through an eye dropper, Mrs. Evans said. The new tortoise, however. caught on to lettuce-eating by watching hi s older brother. Since the tortoise diet is mainly let· tuce. he was off to a good start early in hfe. With the two new additions, six desert tortoises now live in the Evans yard. "We bought the original two tortoises ll years ago as pct~ for o ur son. Ryan." Mrs. Evans said. "The next two just wandered mlo our yard." Thev're a ll likclv to be around for a · while, a~ the average life span for a desL•rt tortoise 1s 100 years. The only question is how many tortoises the Evanses will huvc on hand by then, if the present birth rate of their "family " con- tinues. ··.Judith Olson J verse could boomerang in your favor . Pis ces, Virgo individuals figure prominently. AQUARJUS (Jan. 20· Feb. 18): Hold fast to principles. Relatives and others feel a need to "talk vou out" of things. Be pa- tient, dis play sense of humor -and versatility. Capricorn , Can cer persons play key roles. PISCES (Fe b. 19· March 20 >: Full moon position coincides with time for you to be finished with losing situation . SOUTII COAST ACTORS CO-OP I\ alway' ~r<Nno tor ,.., .. or <1•perl@n<~d !•lent tor lllmt, Tll, •l"!le & <.ommer1uts. All .-oe•·lype• (714) 957-0282 START LOSING WEIGHT TODAY I • h 11 r ' ti' t Ill I'~ "'] Wf IM r.; < ~lt•"I !.t.' lrl S.,er Oa.IMEl " .e y.)UI ~'I po~·· I~ 1t t 1l1a P."~ •• n .... ,5 IQ s· 1·11 ~ l w• j'll flJJo ~ .. Jn .;. 't) ti 1 :"t't "'.,,_, t., I I l!/•·I V~·J11 <JI ,~ .. -turn I g.J '11 •· I?< IJt ~.10 hu·nd ~ M '1f 1 !•-lJ o! t•'11 "'' ,1 "', 11 "JH :•e f' 1n r , o~o.en •·ti· 1·.~ 1~· S"9Cf OORlllCX f ! ' n l r 11 w 'I en ·~·, I J I 1 fo·~ ~ h Md f1ctl~, w ti~ 11 ~ ·t11n t n .. va ·~-or rionev b.1 • 1 ,~ r;in ~t irl lo'"'~ w"1hl l"JW w,in rtf',v Stptr OORIMU 1nJ ·.rr •~e d•ftcrr.ote 'rl your murur You owe 11 to you1~Plt. W~rAD~Wf.r~.fR~ ~:~ p.,,.- ,:,~* ~ 4~0'.Iffi ~~"* WHrn ~WOY SMOWC4SI .U 0.. ..... ,.,. C1I k atlllt ... 0,..-. fJI Ow w.w..t S..... Ill S. kw ... W1fl •. • Pick fralll 1 lllitdi'9cls ...... OAll.Y P14.0T Monaav. a.p1.91'1\ber 21 11n Battered helter Propose SAL'HAMENTO IAPJ Ueiii.nnml( lll'Xt ycur, b111tlt!r"d Y. tvcs could •~uk reful(t' 1n t-x 1.._·rlnwntul istult· :.hclll'r:. llct up IJ(>\'<'Utlly fur the purpo1w The pilot proatrum for Uw v1c.•llrns uf nldrtt;tl \'IOl~m·t• lb in SH Ul II)' :-;t'n. Hobert Pr\::-. It•' • c U IU ven1idl'I. :.lgncd by Gov t;rlmund Brown Jr Pl'BLIC NOTICE C"·lll• NOTICI TO C"liDITOllS tu,li•IOll COUltT 01' T"I nut 0 , CALl l'ORHfA 1'0" THI COUNTY 0' OltANOli ...... ~ ht•f• ur /AftA lll8AltCHllC , ou .. -NOTIC IS HlAIOV c;rvlN lO tlW u •Olton al 11\t •llD .. ft•n••O Ooc ttl•lll ltwl ell lllt•-• h.lvln!J <l••m• ... ,.,,, Ille w.10 dlK-M •r• re11ulrtlo.m Wlllll ... ,.. .. ,..,, y voucher'· 10 '"" undtr ti~ •• 101 I••• Cl\eGnlen Avenue Or-. Ce1110<1we .,... wfll<ll '' II'• pie<• ol t>v.,,,.,.. n1 tlw -raloi..O 1n ell m•t· "'' pmrt9N"f IO "'9 nl.ot• Of MllO cit <•Mnt "'''"'" four MOn'"' •ftet ,,_. '''" C>Vt>tl<•l•onot '"''notice fl•'"" S.PI.....,., 10 1'71 ~I-ST NAllONA L llANIC 01' OllANGE COUN TV I • Ml<""tl P O.•lond Trutl O!llttr Eu<IJIO<Oftll<tWlllOf tre _.,,,. nen..o O.udtrftf l'LUNKlin 6 ,-LUNK•TT •11011 .. A ... ., ... ,., Hwtt'-"• llH<ll, CA ttMI Tt l .,._.. ........ 11 ""~, .... _ ... .. Pul>hohtd Or.tn99 CN•I O•llv Piiot, ......... -...-·-.. -.. PUBLIC NOTICE Pl BLIC 1'0TICE PUBLIC NOTICE .,. - MISCELLANY I LEGALS P UBLIC NOTICE ,.CTITIOUI lvt1H•H HAMli STATaMliNT f tvi toUow-11'19 "''°"' h 001"'-' t>u•' ~.,., GINfUllY FARM, UI/ Norlll Felrv-. Selol•""" <-•lllfl'n~•Jl~tllO. c ~ """'-1"91 \oDUlll C•f l»nlfl'.r.111"° (Al11orftl•fl7to Thi• llu\lftnl ft <onouttld l>Y Oft '" 01Vldu•t C Horm"" -Wiii.,,, Hm \let-nl ••• flllld .... ,, tllo County Cltrll of Of.,l}t County un S.p lemi.r 1' 1tT7 l'Uu.t PuDll'll\ttl Oron90 CoHt 0•11• "•IOI S.,pl ,._Ocl ) 10 11 "11 •1•>11 PUBLIC NOTICE l'l(l lT10UI a USI Nll:U H""'fSTATIMlNT l "41 toti1>Wt"9 peraon •• llOinQ DUii n•n•t • DANNY S CABINET SHOP It()/ E Edl"ll"r Ave , S•nt• An• Collf '270\ J°"' A P!!ret IOIH Bonll• Avf' Rlvtn4dl, Call! •llOJ Th1\ bt.nilneo, ., t ondu<.ted by .,, 1n dlvl-1 JOMA "9ru P BU C NOTICE er ... NO'TICll: TOCRIDll'ORS IU,-1 lllOR COUllT 01' THI STATI 0,.c:Alll'OllNIA 1'011 Titl COUNTY 01' O"ANN ... A·tMI f:U•teof MYllTLI! l•I! «>LIY •Y MYRTLrL COl.IY.0.d ... td.. NOT ice ·~HE Rt OY &IVEH IO ... r.ci11on ul ,,,. _.,.. ,,.,,,.d o.c-nt llWI tll penom he•l"9 <lllm• ... lft•I '""' UICI do<~Oonl ••• ftlq\ltr .. l 10 Ille 1,..m '"'"' llw Ill<"'-•_.,.,, In Int o!llU Of lfW Cl .... f/I llW etoW M< llllldcourl,or 1oon....,11Mm,wllllllw ,...< .. _Y -.<'''""to t"t unotr~ At offl~ Of •116r,,.n •~ ,.i11-r, ~fl.I/A~ & !oATON 1140 W Seflll An• Blvd s.nia AM Callfornl• '2101. •111•11 I\ lfW pl«t Ol llut4Mt••l 1"9.,... 1eralQIWCI 111 •II ""'".,' pe1Ulnlnt 10 tn• nlft• ol Wiii OKt-wltlll" ,_ mOfllll\ •"" trw ttrsl pv1>11utlonot tllh not1c.1 OelJod~-·· "11 ltAYl COl.!Y E .. <Ulor of 1"41 Wlllot ,,..-... ,,.-a~oent SILVAS&liATOH 11 .. W.Seftt41 AMalvO Sule JIM. (.ell~tol•tll'tJ 114-Ste.llU AN,_~tw. ,.9tlll-/llD<l/tW Putlfl.i.d Or-(IM" 0•1fy Piiot T II E 6 I l . I. a p propr1al~s $'280,000. Stale lwalth offlctals arc lo fJICk lol'alionb for the C~rtlers. four to SIX Of them, by A1>ril l. the gov· S.P' liUrclOcl l, 10 11, 1'11 411111 ------C-,_-_,-1-,-, -lf\il t1 .. .,.,.n\ W•\ t1tlt(t WI'" ,,_ County Cler~ Of°'""~ Coun11 AU9 lO ltll S.pt U,19,26,0<1 l .1'11 >971·11 : Leggy Lass Al' Wl,.p!oele c·1nch 1>.11 l11H' \11111.'r :.w thl· • l·1g11111...: \I b .. :-.· l ·s \ p<1~t·:-lnr pllott1J.!I :iphl·r cll11111g .1 \ 1:-.ll to a '\l'\\ \ orl-. f ,1,l111J11 :-.ilo11 ~ht II ('011lpl'lt• Ill lhL• \J 1:--. \\'orld l'Oflll•:-.l Ill :'\II\ f•mhc·1 Slot Machine Law Uphe ld C/\RSO:'\ CITY CA P 1 ~c\'ada's law agarnsl slot mathrnl' cheater" hci-. l'll'en uphtld hy the stute Supn•m1· Court in A det·1s1on "'hich overturned a controvt·r~ial ruling by a lower court Judge in Las \.'cga11. The high rourt ruled u~amsl Clark County Dis· tr11·t Court Judge l';wl (;oldman in reinstating chargi:s against two m en accused or slt>t chealrn~ TllE SUPRF.MF. COURT RUIJNG drew praise Crom stale ~urning uuthorities who have s:11d slot cheat-; steal untold millions or dollurs yea rly from the "one urmt'd b;,ind1ls." In ont: ease, Carl Eu~f'ne Miller Jr. and Bufford Stubbs "' ere dwrged v. rth ullcgcdl} usin~ u piece of wire to tnp a qu arter slot machine's coin mechani!.m lo get free plays Thdl allegedly oc curred in November 197fi m :i Las Vegas hquor store The two were a lso charged "'1th allegedly using a drill to set up a free play system on a dime slot machine an a Las Veg us bar in February 1976 THE Y WERE CHARGl-:0 SPECIFICALLY with the felony offenses of cheating at gambhng and possessing cheat ing devices The two petitioned the lov. er <:ourt lo drop the charges, claiming the law "'11s unconst1tut1onally overbroocl in that it embraced more than one s ub· Ject. They also arjilue<I that tht' lav.. as amended m 1!)73, failed to include a summary of the amend- ments in its title THE NEV ADA CONSTITUTION holds that <'ach art or the legislature i.hall deal with one sub- ject, and no law CHO he revised by rcCerencc onl y lo its title lnsleud, the uct as revised must be reenact cd "atlcngth " JudKc Goldman, ~1thoul giving a reason. t!l'anled the pet1l1on by Mtller and Stubbs, despite arguments by the state Gaming Control Board that the claim by the two was "specious. if not •purious." The Supreme Court sided with the Control Doard. holding that the law as amended is not over· broad but concerns ·•one general subject · THE IUGH COURT SAID THE title to the 1973 amendments provided ch11ngcs "rclallng to crimes agamst slot machines and vending machines, rn creasine the penalty for <:ertain crimes against slot machines; authorizing gaming licensees to detain und question persons s uspected of swindling." The Supreme Court said that the law is not overbroad becau11e "thos e changes were made and they are. logically germane to the s ubjects ex· pressed in the title" of the slot cheater's act. STATE GAMING CONTROL BOARD member .leff Silver hailed the decision, saying that a ruling backing Goldman's dec1s1on would have knocked down the entire law. Gaming authorities have said th<'rc are at least 200 known slot cheaters operating in Nevada and their take could run $10 million annually or more 'P eople' Study Set "People and Places Around t.he World," a four·part lecture series, la belng ottered for senior citizens at Orange Coast College beginning Oct.6. o~ .. The series will m eet on Thursday afternoons Crom 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. In Q.C.C. 's Science Lecture Hall 2. Admission is tree. For further infor mation. c:a II 5.56·5880 t-rnor's office said Tht•y will offer shelter. lrc.insportation and t·ounscling. and referrals fur mcd1cal and legal help PRESLEY. a former It" crs1dc County un dL•rshcnrr. says the most 1mmed1atc need or bl.ll· lc rcd w1n·s "1s lo h1.1 ve ~omt• place the} can go with their <·h1ldren. wht·n tht·y feel their lives art' 111 clang~r." Hrown earlier s igned a brll by As!>cmblyman Vic P UBLIC NOTICE NOTICll: INVITING a10S NOii'• It 1Wre1>1 9•••n INl 1.,. Bo•nl or fru\IW• ol llW Coast Communily Co11-Oltlrlcl of Oren9• County, C•ltfOt'nl•. wtH tt<•I~ '••led bfd\ up 10 3 QOp m Tll'!\d•Y Oc.lol>Or C, 1'11 al ,,,. Purt"-<lr'9 0.i>I or ••Id''""°' OI• lrlct toc.eteo •r '170 Adi m\ Avi•nut. Co•I• Mtiu C.t111orn10 •I wnlcll llme ~•la bid> w111 bw ouD11c1y open"" ono ••· ""''"' PURCHA~r or OISl RICT VlHIClUo All l>•O~ _,,.to bP in l<COfO•A<.• w 1tn 1n ... U1d ~Orm tnltructlorn AM Conol ''""' •tld $wctfl(•Uon .,n1cn 1rp now 1Y1 file M'\d may t>tr \e'Cured In the o fft(• G' lh• Pv•CN\fl'O ""°"nl of ~··o \ChOOI 01\lrtCI r'4v tMOOtr m'°'v wllndr•w h1\ blO tor• JM'r1od Of •orty-UVf'o '•S• d•Y• After trw O•t ... )ofl tor'"*' ·~nlnQ t~rrot f~ Bo.rel rrl rrvU..,.\ ,, ... ,.,..,,.,.. tn. or iv•lt'\JV of rctt•<.ttnQ "''" •nrt ""bid' or "' w•1vf d"Y ltr•ouf•rltitt'llo Of "' tor m•ht1ill!\ in""" OiO or ut lhi.t l''llOd1no NORMAN E WAT!>ON 54-<ty A.Nrd ol Tru\ttt•\ PuDll>'-Or•noo Co•\! Delly Pllol, Sept U , 26, 1971 P uzio <D·Sacramento1, ,.1111 allowing battered w1vc111--------·---- to obtain court orders to P UBLIC NOTffE keep lhl·ir hui.bands out 1----------- of the homt• for JO lluys Electronic Use Sought By Canners WASHI NGTON <AP 1 Do you care IC canner-; u~e electronic dl·v1tes to check the color or tomato jurt·e and puree' T h t' A !-: r i t u I t u r e Uepartmcnl is con::.1dcr 1n~ allll\\ 1ng l'annas to u::.c elr•clronir:. and \\ 111 listen to com men ts or oh Jl'tllons w1l1l Dl'<: 31 Canners a sk1:d to be ul I 11 w l' d l o u s e c· o I on ml'll•rs to 1•li m1nal l' t•rror~ ('(1usC't.l by l'~ l' rat1gu1• and to cnahll• lh(•m 111 do away with s pec ial li,1.!htin~ cond1 lions. Color 1s an impor tant fottor in grading thl· producL-.. I( you want to com mcnt. write to the f"ru1t and Vegetable Quality 01viswn. Food Sufel\ and CJuality Service, U S l>l•pa1tmcnl or A g 1 1 c u I t u r t' Wus hani:ton. D C , 20250 Bene fit Due LOS ANGELES IA P 1 An emplo) cr·pald re l1remcnt progrum will be available for the hr~t tame starting Oct. I for la) employcs 11£ lh(• Los Angeles Roman Cathohe Archdiocese. Cardinal Timothy Mc.inning said. NOTICl INVITING alDS NOTICE IS HEAetlY GIVEN '""' lh• BIMrd Of Edut•llon of IM N~wPOn M~H Unlfl.O khOOI O••frltl of Or Anoe County will re<.f'l._,.. wt•t•O blO' up to 2 00 pm °" ,,.. 11111 o .. of O<tooer, ltll •I ,,... Oflltf QI \4110 khOOI 01,. trl(\ IOC•IPO •I llU Ple<f"nlf• Stref'I (O\t,J Ml·..., C•l1forn1a, et wht<h llniit \••d bid\ •111 bfl uublitly oprned end rft~ •dfOf" COPY EQ<JIPMFNT "" blCh •rf' tf\ tM~ '" M (Ord•ntt with Cond•tlO't\ 1n,tru<f1on' 4"'0 \fW"Clh<• a.on\ w1'l<h "''"now on rn,. 1n the otfi(fi ol t~ PYrcN\tnq Din c tor ot '"'d S<r.oo1 01•lr .. t. llV Pt.-ctnll• Slrttt. CO•I• Mt••. Calilorn11. '>U11 ,. PMform•n(ft Bonet m"v bf> '' qu1rtd <lt tn. cJl\f rttlon or thf' 01\tr ICI No 81001fmnv wlthor•w h1\ Old for a e>eriOO of tot1v '•"1 dAY\ 1.t~l •fttr the c:Mt1 \#t lnr thP open.nc;a thforf"Of Th• Bo;ord 01 EOuc•llon or '"" Nt wp()f1 Mfl'~ UnUled SchoOI 01\ll IC l "V'rvt ·. "'°' t1Qnt lo ,, 1~1 Any or fltll AHi\ ctr.d r\Ot nf•t P'\,.d,..l'f' dcc.-ot IP'lt' low,.\t l:t1ct dl"ICt In w i:t1\tfl ... nv 1ntormnlt r., nr 1rrtoq1_;l<1r1tf '"MY U•d tr(t tvf'O ~tLWPCllH M~5A UNIFtEOSCHOOL OISTAICT ol Or•~ Couftly CA Dorothy.,.,,,._,.., F1Vlflr C P¥ P\ir(l'\l),1nQ Otrt' tOf Ttl ,,. '~~ )18() OAlfO ~Pl~moor ?l, 1911 f'\lblh nttd Orttno-C.0•\t D••lv P1•ot s--01 2• 1nC10c1 l 1911 01111 Pl'BLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS auSIHESS NAME SlATEMEHl I tw •ollow1nq .-rtt)n' rtr• c>o1n9 bu\1 ~''"'' MEY. VER OE Vil LA5 USS"""• \lt"rdf> Ori¥,. fd,.t (O,ld M f·\it C•11for""• •1•1'& At<Mfd\ W ,.\I ln'lil•\tmf'Af (Off' ranv ,. 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GUGLIELMANA ~ ... ,..d Notte• *' ,.,.,~ q1wn tn•t tl't• "" a.r.ienecl wlll \~II •I Prlv•I~ w1e 10 1ne 11~\I encl bt\I blclcl9r, •ul>IKf 10 conf"rNtlon ol uuo Sua.rlor Court "" or •lier'"" 411 O•Y of Ottoii.r, lt71, •I lne olff<e ol fqEO WAY BltANOMEYER WAllO. fOAllltlfO ANO BRAlELTON. 1Qt41 Par&mounl BoulfV•rO OownP• Cel•fornl• County of LO\..,. .... Slot~ ol Celltorftt• •II ""' rlgl\1, lltle 811<1 lnlt<ISI of t•ld df" (H\ed el "'9 llrn. °' dtr•1h ..0 ell Int r•11111, tlt1•-•ntt<e•l tll•t Illa t\lol• 114 .aid d«HVCI ""' ecqulrtd by op.rt· lion of lewor OlhffWIM Oltwr lflon Of fll llCldlllQn to tl\.tll ot '"Ill dP(N\"" al Illa llmt ol OO•tn, In eno tn ~II tne cnr1oln ru t --1v •llU<ttfd tn flM City of ~ Ptlma, CAkinlY of Or""""· St••• °' C•lllornlo O•rllcul•ry oucrlbecl H IOllOW\ IQ.wil An u"""r10N1.,.... llalf lnl•rHf only In fl\jtt IJl)r11on Of 11\f' EHi .......... ,, ol ,,,. l'rec1tono1 Northwest querter ot S<!<lleft •. T_,•1110 4 lo1.11h ll•noe 11 WHI, In llM Renelle lot Coyoln, n sl>own on • "'°"P re<ordecl In boo-\I, peOf 11 ol Mf~•llor"'eut MelX -orcla ············••l of Or•n91 County, C•lllornl•. de'Kribtd•••ol~ kQIMtno ., • P')lnt on'"" E•••.,.· ly llne ot .,. Nott"""-•' querttr ot told S.Cllon '· Wild leUetly II"" Mt!IO Ille ctllltrll,. of Wat-•f' Slreirt el'""'*" on • Mep llltCI Ill boOll U, Hiit 1' Of RKOrd d SUr'w1•, In .... otflc• Of ,.,. (;-IV A4KO<Otr ol ••Id Ot..,.. to..... iv. Ullo ... nt tie•no 1111eri1 1119,,_ SOllttl 01 OS' M" l!etl •.OO l•t '""" lllt ....,....,, c-.t HIO NWl!lwfll 011arler; llltlnct.rlO\llll tt• 11' O.t'' Wttt 10 00 leti lo u.. trw POI"' of O.OllWll"': INl\Ct COMlllUI ... s.Mlt 19 11' 0.t" l!e" 'll tt fttt to tr. 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"" HO'flCI TO ClllOI TDllS SUl'IRIOll COURT 0 " THli ITAT• OPCALIPO"HIA l'OR THli COUNTY 0 1' O"ANO• ....... .,.,, hUrte Of ANNA M.t.ltlE KNISLEY Ol•O •nown H ANNA M l(NISLEV Dt<t.•Md NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVllN 10 '"" ((editor\ Of IM ebovt n.tm.d CltCOd•nl INI ell --· he•lftQ Cf Olm• ·~tn\I lll<t Wild .-C..dtnt ••• required to Ille 1nem. wllll Ille Mceu•rv 1ouc"""· '" tlljt olff<e f>f '""<I .. -o1 11\jt •Do .. fn tllltd court,"' lo prt,..,t t""m with'"" f'W'(~\Wry Vouttwif\ to tne undt'r \•Qn@d el I,,. low ofllt• ol PLUNo<ETT & PLUNKETT, CIJ 011.,. A.,.n..., Po\I 0 1110 Soa ?O, Hunllnoton Buell Calllorl>I• me wl,.<11 Is tlle PIM t o< l>v\IMS\ Of""' ..nottrtlll""d In Oii m•t l•r> oert•lhll\9 to Ille ul•I• ol Hid <llP· <tdtnt wlll\ln lour .-1ht .ittr ,,,. llrtl llUl>tlcotlon ol 11\la noll<• Deleo S.Plemi.r 10 1•11 WALTEll 808 ICNISLEY E_.c"1or OI Ille Will Of 11\f -"3mtd Ottt•Oent '°LU Nil I.TT APLUHK&lT cuoo ... Ave., .. a Ht Hyftt1...ien .. etlt, CA tJMI T .. : 11 IAI ,,,._ .. Atterneya hw Eattwtw PuDllW.dOr•l\90 ,,,.,, O•llY Piiot. S.pt 1Urcl0cl J, 10. 17 1977 cllJ·ll PUBIJC NOTIC E l'ICTITIOUS a UlfHISS HAMii: n AT•MfHT Th• 1011-•no perlOf>a ere oof"n11 busl· neu ., 8 ""d B • tlO~ T HOUSE '4.C01 D•n• Or1v.. D•n• Paint. C•lifornl• ,,.,. R1<1W1d L 8uu<"3mD 2.0S W•v L•no. C.Oron.o dtlfA••. C•lllorn1., J•rrw•' W11rmln91on '•" L.anta l•• • 1r'f'IN C.•l1tornM Th" r.u .. tn*'' I\ conOv<tttd bv • 99ner•I oettn.rr,hlo Ot~8r0¥11nfCH q1ch11rct Bt>•utn•mo l f'I•• -.1Atfff\fnl w•' fHf'ld w1tn tf'Woo County C1.-~ °' Qr.,ge Counh on Sep. l•mber 10. 191' l'IUU "'ubt1\""'d OrttnQt" (CM\t 0 •11¥' P1tnt ~·pl lb~no0<1J,10 11, 1'11 40'1~ 11 ---------- PVRLIC :\OTKE l'ICTITIOUS aUSINESS NAMI $TAllMENT T,,.. fUllOWl"9 """°"' ~·•Ot>1n91>ust nC-\'l4h ANCHOH UP TRAVE L, HUI All<•• PAd·••Y l.oouna ti•lh. C.•htornta 911>1~ Eclwnrd R M6rQl'nllnu Jr J.I021 Col•9lo Orlw O.rw Polnl, C•fllornld nu~ R-rl A CulltWI, 3•011 Co1t9lo Or Ive, 0.,,. Point. C.llf0<nlo•l6~ Helen A Cullen. 1•011 Cologlo Drive. 0.,,. Polfl1, C.llfornla 916~ Tlllt butlMU 15 conOl.l<ltd by • ooner•IP&n""""'P EdWord R. M•rll"nllno Jr lllll •lol-l Wet flleel Wllll Ille County Clerk Of Or .,II" County on ~I> 1'11211 P\ll>ll""'° Orel\il" C.Onl O••IY Pllol S.ot ). 12.1~. n. "'' lt1l// P UBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUi BUSINESS HI.ME STAfll:M•HT Tll• followll\9 "'"'°"' ••• 001n9 Ou•• n•H •• GROUP l CREAfl\IE COM MUNICAll()N, !OS FernlHI Coron• cltl~r.CA Crt•tlv• A''°''•'•" fru\t )Oj Fernl••' A.,.. COfon•Oltl M•r CA llll\ bU\IMH ll <ondu<ltd by •nun in<.oroor~ed •u.o<••Uon othier th•n • .,.rtrwrt/llp Creettve: Anoe •ltf'' T ru't Ern\t W Zl'.hm\ ExtctJ11v• Ttu'teot Thu. 't.tt!'ment ..... 111.a -.un '"" C.oun1"t" Cter' of Or•nOf' County on l'IU'6 AU9Ull JI. 1,,1 l'IUl4 Pul>ll"""' Or•nQI' Co•" Deily Piiot. Pu1>11"'9d Or•noo C.0•>1 0•1ly Pilot. l•mt>er 10, "" 5'tpl 26ond0cl, J. 10 11, ltll 4'1$-71 Sepl s. 11, 19, 24. 1911 Pl 'BUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS a uStNIH N-l SlATEMll:NT T , .. tonow1rwa s-r .....,, .,., 00•"9 bu\• "'°" ·~ P lS tNOuSTl!lt;S HO Ma~dowler-Or Le9""" 8 .. <11, CA Yl&S1 C:.-00' Ow•n fl enc rf)fl 110' Sllor r11t AM"91m CA V'/81.M M1c"""1 OooQI•' C~r1~topller, "0 Mu doo•lara Or lo1oune B•<K~. CA ?2•SI C•oyton Clollora Kelly, •'11 Aqulrrp M"'\iQn VltttO. (A Tn1, bU\IMS\ " unelucll'd tty • 1un1h:dpr1r\(~,~n1p M"ll.•f'I Oou<ifa\ Chrh lopller ft\1' ,y1 .. n..,.nl w•\ lllfd wtth tn. l'.Pul'llY Cler• of 0r•"9<' Count• o,. S.pi ' n11 """' Pul>li,,,.,., Or .. noe C.u•>I D•lly Pllol S.pt 17 I' 16 anctOtt J 1'11 .1t11 11 Pl'UU C NOTICE "ICllTIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMlNT T n. ftJtlQw lnQ p.tr ~ I' 001n9 t>u\J nfl\' ,,, l'ICTf TIOUS aUSINU S HAMI STATliMll:NT ----------·---! HOFFMAN •NO AS\OCIATES. J'I f"'° fOfl-11'19 -llCll'll ore OOin9 llUt• n•\'a' TH 6 SIST E AS. 111"4 Ma .. VtrO~ Founl•I" Valley, C.lltornla '7708 Riie Ounn1oan 111•~ M•.a V1 ra. Fount•ln V•1lev C.tlllorn1on1oe Jonn 0unn1oan ''"• Mu• v1 '°" Foun1a1ftV011..,, C.llfornle•voe Tl1I• "'"'""' fl <ondu<leel I>• •n in 01vfC1uef Jol\n H Oun11109n TM' '911...,,.,,,t w•• llltO w1111 ,,... County Cl•r-ol Oranoe Co\lnlv on ~I> 1em-11, 1tn l'llUI Pul>ll'lhttl ~enoe Coul O•llv Piiot Sept ,._0<1 1. 10, II,"" .,,...,, PVBUC NOTICE l'ICTIT10UI a USIHU I NAMf STATUoilll:HT f ~· IOllOwl1'19 P&r IOl'l •re dOlnQ l>U\I rw·~\ d\ THE PRICE I'> AIGHf 1193 • l'ICflTIOUS aus1HEH NI.Mt; nATEMll:NT Tn" tollow1nq P"'wn '' OO•no Ov\• nen •\ MITCHELL TRVC,.1NG 111 Wllflo"" SI ' HUllllnQ1on 0.-e<ft CA 92447 Sit..., Mtlt,...11 II' W1ll1•m• SI Hunll"91on fll'Kh, CA '1"41 l ni.. bu•lrwu '' conouc 1.0 av •n an d1Y'Cl"'°'I St~ .. "MlltfWlll Thi\ 1t••l'f'1'Wnf ••• fllfd w1tf'I ,,..,. County Cltrll of Or•nv-Cout'lh on AU9U•f )I 1971 1'11)11 Pu1>11w.ct Or•noo Coot O•llr Piiot Sept I. 11. 1•. u. 1'11 PUBLIC NOTIC•: ,ICTITIOU!. BUSI NEU NAME !>lATEMENT R~ k0&..tt 1' v"w C.tl•IOrr\i1' •1114 Ronolo A .. <>ffm•n J'I Red ltoo .,.,,,,,.. C:...t1f<Wnl• .,, " l n1 \ t)u\U)( \\ ·~ 4,0tldU(. tjf{j bY 4n fn diltldUdl R~fd A H0Um.1n fh" \t•tl'mt!nl Wd--. fllli'\J With thr County Cl•,. ol 0•d09f' County on S.p ttmbl"-rlt ,.,, WITTlll ANDHAllPOLE •10 N....,por1 (enter Dr ::t IUO N•w~ BeKll, C,.lll...,1• ·-Fll .. J Pl~bh\ht-0 Or-.lf'•)" Co"'' Oitlly Pilot '). {'It 1' ttl'ld Orf 11 l1 1•11 .,.)-" P t:BLIC' NOTICE SUPEllfOft COUlll 0' CALll'OllNIA COUNTY OF ORANG£ CASE NUMB(ll Af1'1.J OROl.RTOSHOWCAUSE l«Ht CHAN Of. 0 1' "AM[ -0,.-tcn bl110 Su•h· F, Hunt•noton T n• IOllOWthQ C»f\Otl"' •n 001nc; bu nc\''' In '"" Mot.,.. ot '"" Appr.u oon ol WllLIAM LEONARD ZACHE.RL, For Cll•ne> Of Na""' W ILLIAM LEONAR D ZACHERl P\ct\ Hlf(j 'pr1tti0n 1n Uu\ court lor •n O'df't t11f011tint) prtlt.a,_.r lo <-h•n.Qie hf, ni\m1 tr11m WILLIAM LEONARD lA(HERL lo WllLIAM LAWRENCE OOUC.t...A'> PCBLIC 1'0TICE f'fCTf TtOUS BUSI HE SS NAME STATEMEHT T n'-" tollowH'Htl per"°" h d01no bui.1 "t"U•1 WESCAL INVf:r.TMENTS, tlOU r.,,A linda ln . Gardtn Grove, (1tllfor,..o1Y'1""' ,,,~, All,.n Ryon l)OiJ~ Ctt\d L•n dtt ln f_,..irOrnVtOv". (Ah•ot1"11d'i)f:14~ Thi\. bu\tn.f'\\ 11 c Of'\du<ttd o y •n •n C11v1dvt11t '"'™'' • Rv111n Tht\ ll•tf"'if'nenl w~\ tJhod w1tn the" Count v Cl•rll ol Of...,.,. CounlY on S.p. t~ml>lor 11 1~1' Uw•c.h, C.l1forn••911U/ H°"'•rO 0 S.-•O •US! Rh<>,... l-tntt. Huntinot(l'I 8•act\ C•l1forn1t1 Y1'C7 0.1 .. E M8\0Jl t901l LA•rpa1nt Hunll"91on tlen<ll. C•l•fornl• t)hc7 Thh bu,11'\PU ,, (O~Ovtted bv • OO""r•I p.ortMr\lllO ~.iroO Subou;.ti, Tt\I ,tdff"fl'Wnt W"' fllfW'.I ""''" the' C">Unly c1 ...... Of Or..,QI" County on ~I> ""'""' 21 "" F11444 Puofl"""° O'df'IQP Co•'' Od•lv P1IO\ YDI ?~..ndOct J 10 II, !011 4101 11 PUBLIC NOTICE (,A~C:.d N .-tAtllfAT<. ,n~·' f~dt.r.JfAv• (~1 •. M f"'.t r1t. lf/#,1 0.1~n1 M Vr 11 h \urf\1(11 un ·1rW (.ottW'lv (/\ ~v-l 61tll...,.. )()1)(1 • t I•, 11 A.1 Co\IA Ml•• CA ~'' 1 lnt\ bu '""""' oenere1 p.art"4Jlr•Nr O"'wnt M P•11, 1 h1 Ml• rru nt W'., ,, •• ·1 w 1tt1 ""' r ovntv (tf'll. l)t Ot tn'lt ClJ'''''., ,, Soi P' ,, 1'71 ft I\. 1'11er•hY ordered ttwt •II "''°"' lntMe'\tfllO tn ttWt mAH"'' efor,.,ald ep. ~,., ~or· "'' tout1 in 0f'Oar1m,.nt N O l dt 100 (h11t C~ntfir Ono; .. Wf\l Sant• A,.,,_ (.alltott'lt• O'l OCto«wr UI 1•HI •t l1 CX'IO t<I()( ... d m and IMn•nd "'~'' \hOW CAV\P itrtnylt\t'fh&v•.why •.i;1ct or+ht1M fM Ch•h<)lll ,,. n•mP s~td nol bl"QTM\tffi lq6/ I It I\ tuft"'°' Of0,.rf'(1 th4'1 "<OPV of 011, 010t,-to ._now e;..u"' tw put>4h·hied 1n --------------i '"" O•llY Piiot, ~ ""W.IND"' of~·· Publhl'WJO OranQll"' t.o~u1 0411lv Pilot TP'lt fOl~•no perSOl'\S •rt 00100 bu!iot Sept ?~&nc!Ocl 1,10 II 1'71 •13017 nnu\ P UBLIC NOTJCF. clrcultllon, llUbll•hc!d 1n lhll coun1r <ti IM\f onrt ........... for tour ( OtUKUttV• -------------1wH"•\Pfl()f'fnthft"4vot,.••dht•r•nv fNlERNAtlO NAL l!EA l OtltdS. ot•mtwor I IV/I Pl'Bl.IC ~OTICE ESTATE ~ETWORIC, MEO•Ll.tON !!EAL fY ,.,. 8roo•11ur\I St f'oun -1e1n ve11.-,, CA '1108 HOTICE TOCllEOITOll!> No A UllJ su,-a 1110R COUllTOI' THI. STATE Ol'CALll'OllNIA FOR THI COUHlY 0 1' OllAHGE ll \TEqvAN 1AfENH0VE J UOOfOfll\e SUO'>rlor Cnvrt JAMISf OAICL!V '"''"' NOTICE TOClllOfl OllS StJ,-EIU~ COUllT OF TH! ST All[ 0 1' CALf l'OllNIA 1'011 (;OUN TY Of' OllANOE No A·t17U E•t4t• al l!HEA SHAUL flMMONS, 0-CH-NOTICE IS HEAEBY GIVEN lo'"* credllO<\ of IM el>ove ,..men Otct<ltnt ltwlt •II o-r '°"' htt~•no tl••m' •Q1tln\t Ow '\aid OK•Ot'nt Mfil rMtulrtd to •••t Hwm. witr1 tht nec.Hwirv vnuctwr\, In ,,,. ofll(• of tho ..... Of ,.,. •llD"" .,... h tlt"d court, or to pr•vnt thern wtth '"' n,.c,.~~ry vouc:PY.r,_ to ,,,. un~r\lqned ~I W1 North Mein !otrftl S.nl<1 An•, CelllOrn•• '1101 -•ch I• ... !H•U °' 1>u•·"~' ol Ille unoe,.i{r•O In all mdt· ••" DO'rl•nl1>9 to IN Ml•l• of ~Id"" ce~nt, w1111on rour ,,_.,,. •ll~r ,,... '"" ou1>11ca11on ot "'" nollc•. Oeltd So-Pl_.,., 19 "11 "ASl~ERICAN TRUSltoMPANY 8v JllCIHI\ Fulle< T ruff ()lour ACllTllnlalr•IO< ur llw e'tete Of 1,... -~ nem.a Ott~Clenl Jemn e .wu,,.1m ICIND&L&ANOlllllON ttlt ....,,. "-°'· ... ns s."u Ma, CA nm Tel 111•1 s-.11n Attet'M'f' I• .Wmlnhlrater PubllV.O Or8nOI' Coot O•lly Pilot. 5ep1 16 end Ocl J 10 II tt71 AllO 11 PUBLIC NOTICE nn• SU,-[RIOR COUltTOI' THE ST,\T!OI' CALll'ORHIA COUHrfOl'LOSANOILES He. ,_Sl .. lt NOTICI 01' TRUSTll 'S SALi DI' 11•,\L ,-ltO,-IRTY AT l'lllVATE ULE ( ....... (, 7IO, 7121 '" tlle M•l1., 01 h1ol• or Mer~ AnQ<!flNI Tellel. !>Kee .... NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN '"'°' RuMn V•i.ntlflt Ar..,IO. •• Tru\I .. O' ,,.. Hiett ol Mery ""91llN1 hlltt. de cu~ • ..,Ill iell II private Ult. to ltw 11191\e\I -lletl b•clcltr. UftO.r 1111 term• •"" c-llloM llerHller ''""" llonect. -Wt>lt<I lo contlrm•llon 11• IM 5-flor Court on '"'4tmbclr JO lt71 at • e.m . Of ttwreef"'r wlllll" 1111 llm• '41-l)V l•w. •1 IM Olli(~ Of U • •••"" Ott-Altor,,.v tor lM lfliJ •51•1• Al ISOO Wttt Covin• "•r1<w•v Suite 704A, ell '"" •IOlll flllt 1nltrH• ond tstlllt Of lfw Clt<~•ied -•II lllf rlQlll, Ulla, illlef.,I ""41 ett&lt \Nt Ill< Hitt~ Of Miry MOllfN Talltt cit cu -!Wit .t<-"1rtf ltY ~•Uon 114 11.., or otfllrwlw , other l,..,, tr 111 ..sell lloft 10 ll\jjl of lhll dt<UN4, •1 !he lime Of IMr CINlh ln-toell IMI c.naln r• 11 or_.-iv, ~tt.telttr ~ ~,,_ Ill 9"11 ti, .... 70 of Mis ~1-M.tcri. ltttMea 111 0••"99 C...h ..... .,, 0.11'-I• "1tottfl --··•-9\t nt l'~htll'Mt,l.I H•lll'•. c.tl~I• Tltlt .... It ~t t.o <llrf'tnt u .. ._ ct.,.Mr!ll, ~illt11•, rfttrtc:tlOllt. •• tefll•U-. rloM" rltht Of ••Y• ..... IMllb, W Ulftl"9 _,,,..._,, .. OI rtctrlt. Tlw t;trt'M tt Mlt •t• t t all 111 ltW"IU4 ,,.,.., et !hf UnllH St., .. ot A_,.IU 1111 ctl'flffJMI'°" flf .... llch or eff-.,.. hwlltd tor Hl4• pr.,erty Md 1'W 119 I~ '#fl11!10 eM Wiii i,. , .. ttl\lff ti Wit tfor· .. ••d OlflC• al '"' 111M .,..., 1119 "rat .. lt.tlM Of tllit MllU n _..,..1111_1,,_ h aelt TM rlfM It t..,.... It rtit<t tllY tM ell bid ' OetM ....,...,.., 1'Jf , 11-ValtnllfltAttlllO •T,....041NltMlt 9f#«y ...,. ..... Tfllt1. -...... LtlAAllOWCIO ... MAlt 1•--cit.w~ ... , ..... WH I c:wtot., CA,.,.. Ttf OQltU·•t A~IWTY.-a..... Pvflit"*' 0r"'f9 ~ 01111¥ JlllOI ...... tt. ,.1'.: tf7) .. ..... , Cll••IH Horo10 Mt Ltv, 16SJf S•bo4 Hunll1'9lon e.ec11 C•llforftl• ., ... 1 Svnnov• L 8UHtml IUJt C•rl1bad Coun. Founl•1n V•tl•Y. c.,,,.,,., • .,,oe ~-""""' H 8uti.r, Q 1 Bf'rmuda Ortvt HuntlOQ1on bea<.n C•llforn1ff 914"6 Tiii\ bu•ln1f\\ 1, condu<ltd l>Y • Qer'H!lrttl pe,.,,.,.51\lp J.,,,..,H tlutl•r Tiii• , ... _..., ..... flit(( .. ,,., I ... In IM Meller of Ill• f;\f.tf• OI DOROTHEA C RYAN. •IW ~nown "' OOllOT Hl!!A RYAN 0.-<uwd Nol•te " MrAO\' o•v~n to • r1·<11101.., fMlllnq Clol•m\ "QIUnCil fhf' \~1'1 dNv dif'nl tn t1I• Aid 1 t111m\ n lh'" Offt(fl> ,11 tht> '-'"'"" nt tn.· !lfort'"td•<2 roun 11r tn 16041 a.Nie-I SI , '" lt7 Hwft111\910ft B .. <f\, CA UM7 Tel 11101St·l6t0 Alle,.,.ylor PwtN1.,et Publl~ ~ .. n~ COl\l Dally Pllol ~pl 17. tq 76 Ot I J 1917 1911 11 P l.:Rl.IC NOTICE ,-1CTlllOUS IUSINf SS NA.Mt! ITATIM•NT County Cieri.. ot Or•nO<' County on Augu" ll 1'71 oru:t'nl t~m to tn• unner\•Qf'lt.'C! di ,,,_. oll1t• of C.REUT 1 4 CRUE Tl ~t tornry\At L•• 116'1 S,.,n\llcf'nfr t.ultr 206. l.O<t AnQC'tlf"t. C••lfOrt'llll .. OO•llt w"•<" ldll~r olf •Cf '\ thoa PIM.,. OI bu'llo~ n@\\ Of ~ undrf'r 'IQrutd in •It m•1f Pr oe'1•1nlno to '\tltd •t..t•1t ~ucn '1111m"' ,,.~~~,•onow•nQ pertOn 1' oomo t>u\I• "'""'""MU\•••• V')UCI~" mu\!.... IELESIAR INDUSTRIES !OS» l'llW Pubh"*I Oranqoo Coa.1 O•olV Piiot, S.p1 S. IJ "· 1', 1911 :~~~ :,:.';,"::::!' ,';;., ~:~~:;:,•:11~;!~: Rf't n1er R111~r Av11rn1•. Fount~in ol lhlUICltlr• Va11;~~·11::n•n .. t~l!lo•n1• Coroor.t· Oal..O~:::;:c~'E:0~'z loon IO)lb 8.rhl•r Rovrr Avtn1W, Cll EUTZANOCllf:UTZ l'riunld1nva1l•v C•lolo•nM91108 PtJ BLll' ~OTll'f: AttO>f'rwY·"' Law Tt\1•. ou ... ,,,,...., bil"•""J • ond"' ltd hy tlMl'°ft Vlcem• 1 •<•rooratonn (,. Siil SU,-•RIOR (;OUllTOl'TNI[ STATE DI' CAL.,ORNIA 1'0 11 T"l COIJNTY Ol'OltAHGI No.A·tim ''"''* BOAS[ INC Lot A_.et. CA-\ John M<OrNrtv Ttl 1113111"4m p,.,oOunl Punti\hPrl Or~qi Co.'t O•dV p,101 '"'' \t"Jt,.f'Nl'nl f1lttd wit,, tM Coun1v NOTI Cf 0, H EAll lNG 01' Seplembl'' tf;t 1b Oftot'W'r J J'ifl ·~ 11 (If',• 1.-Or lnQf Coonty nn sPotr mtw-r }1 •• ,, ,_.TITIDN l'otl O•Oll:ll OllllCTING ----------P l'BLJC' NOTICE ,-llllOHAL Rf PRliHHTATIVI[ TD liX.CUTI l'ULL ltliCONVIYANCI DN '°llOMIUOll Y NOTll: HOTICf TO Clll Of TOltS E•l<tl9 Of DICEY ICEEBLER OA SU,-ElllORCOUllTO,THE OICf Y ~QUIRE KEE fllE R STATIOl'CALll'ORNIA l'Oll 0.<••'9<1 lHl COON TV 0 1' OllANOl NOTICE f~ HEREBY GIVEN '""' .... ,\•'201' GEORGE!. THOMl'WN E•.cutnr of ESl•lt of MADLYN GOODWIN IM Wiii Of I"" •l>ov• n•m"" ~O(Hnl. 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ROiier! 0 OreMlll C••rll °"Smith 1hl\ \1ft-nl WH Ill.cl Wiii\ Ille, Ctun1'1' CltlMI ol Or-C:Olllll't' on hp. l•mbe<' IJ, 1•11 ,., .. l'llblltlltel °'1lflqe COett O•fl'f l'llot, S.pt .... ,. . ....,()(. 3, It."" PUBLIC NOTICE ITATI MAINTO,AIU.HDOHMa"T ol'utt~l'1c:T1nou1 IUllNHIMAMI 1'119 tollowlflt ,..._ ,....,. ...... OOMd lflfl 11M ot the 11<1111-WJIMU name• INSTllUMIHT I M POlt1 · Ull'OltT COMPANY, J•t• Weu M tCArtflvr lo..ltv.rd, $aftta A11e, c..111 ...... ttJll4 lfle 1'1ctll-8tlll!Ml\1 ... _ ,... l•rrtd 10 *"" ''"" llllltt hi Of-Gouftl' Oii ..... tfMtf 1 J. 1t1 J Jfft' llutllbr'-, ffl M ... 11 .... c..u -· c.i1w11•• ,.,,. Relotl Owe, ... W.01.,._ Str•L 0rtnf9,c..tlltrlll•m.t Thi\ Ml""' wt\ COllOutltd b., e 9tflffel~ • JllMI "· "",__ Tllh '1•t1'1'911t Wit llltcl •lllt Ille (lwtlty Cleft Of°' .... CNllY"' AYlo 21,1m .... " .. ~,... °''"" c:.ett °'''" ~ .. $apt. s. ·~ I), 2' "'' .. ·I ,. ., y d !- .. ----- ~ROSSWORD C MARMADUKE by l rld Anderson BOOMER ··Hold It. Marmaduke! Mom said our bird waa a real •Inger ... not a real awlngerl" PU NKYWINKERBEAN TANK McNAMARA MOON MU LLINS TODAY'S CIDSSIDID PUZZLI ACROSS 1n11ia1s 45 Animal t Removes catcl\ers UNITED Feature Syndicate S1turd1y'1 Puule Solved outer sk"1 48 Kttcnen tool 6 8ulld1n1J SI Weapon [Tr M -r ~ rr I( R p " part 52 Makel a r i111 "11 1 616 a I~ A 10 Scrut1n1ze comment :c: AS ic RY A I E S 14 German M R1lle buyer's ll , 11!.l il rr • p I~'~ ,, . aubmarine concern F A ME 15 To11ttry 58 Stale i ~ In ll I~ II R case lormally 16 Ouartette 59 Issue w1tll F V J: II 11 I c • Ills one autllOrily ~ I ~ 1~11111ic ~ 17 Metric un•t 6t Tete ••. A A• PR 0 ljJ Chell In private 1>eellea 62 Money HI 1 ll ( 1 AN 111 R1111ong aside ""! ,, 1 NC aound 63 Unasp1111e 20 Fr oplorer 64 "Beau •• ' ~ lHI' f of N 65 Soreads lor u G ~ I Ir ( ' .America drY'l\Q 22 Lose 66 Reauorl' to us 1ntens1ty llO 2• Lumps 67 Senator 9 Vulgar 26 Fisherman s gear 27 Rudiment• 30 Pertaining 10 Sulf1K 31 Me•lcan 11uce 32 Artlaan 37 Seery word 38 Sizable land p1tcea 40 Mon ···· Mr friend 41 On Ille move i! WOtdS 43 Un1ppetlilng food 44WW-11 tongued womBn Keleuver 10 Walks pur · pOSl!fully 1 1 Hunger for DOWN 12 Sick person 1 TwB1k 13 Holiday 2 Samuels songs son 21 Tennis ahot 3 Becomes 23 Speal\s degenerate loudly 4 Pain 1n the 25 Water nead pasaages 5 "···· · · by 27 Both· Comb. S11rli1Jht · form 6 Notices 28 Mad peraon again Slang 7 E:ar Pf.tlx 29 Secret plan 8 Belonging 10 33 Ortw r s H A s 1 IE M 15 T• l'I A ~C • F Il G IE: DO v E I N 11:.1;; ~ IC IE. N E A 11~ II II & N I . ~ s ll E It IA l I.! ~ IS IR F 34 Masculu•e 35Rom11n god 36 C11ec~s 1n 1Jrow1n 38 Fooocon sumer 39 Divers· gear 42 H1nder1 43 Pwes 46 Arab cloak 47 Mammals hairy coat 48 Elltortoon 49 Slage lare 50 Improve 53 Widgeon 55 Moat su1ta· ble 5& Small Sufi•• 57 Female rulla 60 Swiss river ~ 6ov'5 e.vs(l ' 1'0'TH!R You ~It..~ 'rtx.1'5?~ Jo661NG, ·:JOY ? MISS PEACH ' ~ I ' • by Tom Batiuk OKffJ I /Y'()VING FRON\ lJJOER ™E ~lANDS BACK TO 1HE GAME AGAI~ ... by Jeff M iiiar and Bill Hinds by Ferd and Tom Johnson f'\ ,AW .. IJ..AYBE. GORDO JUDGE PARKER AmRTALKING TO THE 61JIL01NG \IANAGE~ ERIC CALL.5 TME POLICE WHO START nmR 'lvES.TIGATION ! TUMBLEWEEDS NANCY you (JOT TOO HEAVY ,A -YAN, HON H . ' j . ' .. ... ·---.... . . OOLEY'S WORLD Astory abcut a \erd5 k:We -fur ~\is heroin DR . SMOCtt SA~ W~N'1'" "T"HA1'" i.,A-::>'T' PA1'"1E!N'T' A HANPSO.V..e GOY, .Ml ss c~ese ? -<J/ {. -..... __ .., - by Miii by Gus Arrio\a by Harold Le Doux THAT'S RIGHT! HE SAID HE TRIED TO CALL ANO THERE WAS NO AN$WER ••• 50 I USED MY PASSKEY ANO WE CAME IN ANO FOUND HER! by George Lemont GERIATRIX 0.J~ $ON 6AVE U5 A M&DIT~ANEAN CK'LJI~ ~ OJI< ,A.NNIV~$AA'Y' 1 --- DENNIS THE MENACE ., . .. ~ I ... .. ----.... .,.. -.-. -. I (II DAll.Y PfLQT ........ Por s-. HouMt flor s• HCMaHI For I'• HCMIHI For s• HOUHI For Sale . Mou1e-t For,. .•••............••..............•...••.................. ,.. .....................................................•........•....•..•....•••. G_,... 1002 GMtf"tll 1002 GeMrol 1002 c;__,..1 1002 G•tterol 1002 GetMt"tll 1002 •..•.......•..•.....•.. ....•.................. ........ . ............................................................................... . . . ,.,.,.., CLASSIFIED ..__ ___ ,~!!.~.~~-······ IUOIS: Ad•ffftMn ChMf'el I 002 ' INDEX ::;:' ~ ~ ~ ·••··••··•••••••••••••• FttOMT Row cana ,,,.. '"' U. Ctl ron ._......,.TM NEED ln the Bluffs. front row cenU:r with a?\ &'2 5671 DA.tLY '1LOT ••nu unobstructt:d view of the Back Bay, • · Wiilty for.._ flnt lft. 4 BEDROOMS? lht: Cliffs of Dover and a twinklin& ,_ .. -.stsrn me _ cionect .... ,..__..., • Ji~ht line in the distance. This is~ -r ror $72.5007 A 1ruat Sam R l · h 11 .. 1 ::::::: ~..... ::." ---------• t.a Ana area Nie~ bomca, rare P an w1t a ~ectric kitch ;:::;:"?.:-.;-• ;:1 nl ('u •tu tit. o i ce l&rge master suite downstairs and t ~;;:.~ ::: ,....a...-·, Motk•: OC1!ihbor¥. Puneled coo· add1 bdrms upstairs. A Unique p ·-~•\•'"' , .... Allrt!"l-•t••-.advt!rU .. ··d vert1ble1 Jble 1ar., 4 in a Unique location. $179,500. -..., ... " , M '" "' '"' bt!drtrlll, 2 baths, Jur11e ,,....; .... •· ·,;::: 10 ~nc••pllpetl&•ull yaud.L0 efoaruJudlurm. U..._.l()Ull= fi()US::~ : ~:..: !:":' • :': Jtrt to the f'ederal t\or ALL ru&is. " r"'llll ._ ,.,.._~ •·•··'"'"'' ,.., tloua.1011 Act ol JUtlK REALTOAS~675·6000 ?:;:·;-;..';;.': • :: wtucb 1n.akt:11 •t ille~al to 400l.l1"~1 FOR JM 2443 East Coast Highwev. Corona d~ar :::..~=.·:;...... ]"'! .1dvert11>~ "otny pre c.M--· Jlso inMesaVerdc:,at546·59QI ~...... •-frrenct:. hmll"l1on, or ~~·~~~~;~·~·~·~~-.... !~~~' 7 ~.."i.:.~. :·: dlbcnnunauon hasl'd on ~~. ·. • ~ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ::;::::·~~:.'. .• :'i: rnt·e, l'olor. reh1i11on , sex, G.Mral I 0021Gewerol ' I 002 .(•L l SJIT( or n.it1onlll ont:1n. or un •••••••• ••••••••••••••• ••••••••• •••••••••••• ,,., .. , ...... ~,. " 1,.,,1 111hmt1on to make aoyr--------"••""*"'''"'~··· '"'I bllCh prdt-rcm·c hm1lJ :.;;:_~~''' . . :::; uon. or d1scnm1~atton." <•lbttff) L.ul• t "~ •• l:J" 4 Mlll•Cff.._I Y°f•JH'l \.f )WAI • '""""'"••-• ...,,. • ""' 11us newspaper wall n ot :~·~~.:~~~=::.: :::; knowini.:ly accept anv :~=~~,,: .. · ~ udvertu.ing fc>r r eitl ~::'it::,,,,"'";:· i..: e.tate which 1:, m viola "·-· °""'" ,. • ..,,1. i .. ~ .t1onoftht' law. f~•"'I" (u Prot1 • , ':itl'J --::~~':;:'~.';;• ·· · ~ Houses for Sole tiC•N ~. t •ftr'I• (,rU\.«> r.\O ••••••• •• e eee e•e •• • • e • • ~::J :~:::: ~~~~:~•· .. : '. . ~ Genet-al I 002 RENTALS ••••••••••••••••••••••• lf.-1411>~ runu\.hord lllA) tl•A11'1ott \ ntur•nh•d • ..k1AI """"''twnwt·n.t.. J)'1 t •~mtJ\luma t 1.u-0. Mt.ti f ()Njt,n11n,urn• '''If . ~ DIVORCE FORCES SALE 1o•nfMAl.,n f urn.. 3"1.1 1r,.._.,...; l Af lirr.O DuiM'U'~ tur• •. .ll:#J INptt~tt t:nt • • !O.'CJ Apt• • tirn . • • )1Ui, Apb t l\furn a1l A&A.-turn.(lf L•f ;t.w Mfi)ft\• +w VETS ••FREE•• YA Coum~ing & Info. Sertice Mo Down Payment FrH List of YA Homes in O.C. OrnngeCo'l>. Largest VA Home Broker Call24Hrs. LlDO ISLE attra<·tiv~ 4 bdrm.i bath, sln~le story. u:-l!d brick frplc. Bt-itna:c.I cellmi.:s. hardwood floors. Lge patio. 48 f lot. S225.000. LlOO ISLE newly remooeh,f 4 bdrm. dt111. 4 bath. living rm w/cathetf'al ceilings. Lge mastt:r bdrm suite. S224.95Ct LUXURY walt-rfront corlo. Z Bdrm, 21,; bath. Pool. 1aruzii, 24 hr. :.ecu/l.Y· Brand ntow, comp. furn. $220,000. PENNINSULA 4 b rm. Z b a home. All aml:llllJ~. Lovely ar . $195.000. ~VESTOR'S DELIGHT! Dl,l>lt>r. 4 lxlrrn. plus 1 bdrm., South of } .... y. $189,500 trivlex, 2, 2 & 1-bdrm .. South of Hwy . '$Z6,000 ·rripk:x. 3 txlrms, 2 & 2. Costa Mesa $142,500 Tht:S~ pro~rties art: a ll in very good cond. & m fine rental ar~. A neat & sweet little pair of rental un- its for that tax write-off you've b~n nooding. Quaint old Corona del Mar setting. First $137 ,500 takes it. · YOU\.L LIKE OUR ESP •.. txptrien ced sales personnel 759-0811 Fiut ~ ' CJ.tut Wutiu '8P4g. 450 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE 759·081 l GeMf'OI I 002 G....-ol I 002 ······••··············· ...................... . ONTHEIEACH 1 br. furn 'd . condo wtsuper lagoon view, too! Sec. bldg. on the sand at $59,900. Call: WALLACE & Co. REALTORS 714·729·59'66 MESA VERDE $79.500 Great 3 bedroom, Z bath home with built-in kitche n, crackling fireplace and fenced yard. Corner lot location for easy RV access. Priced for t oday's markel CALL 751-3191. ~::r. ' .. ~~d ~.~ ·of lh&i. c u stom 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranlh home on quiet tree hn<>d street nr. South Coast Plaza, All for ~3,500. Ai-:t call ~~~~-::1... :~~: 540-3666 C:SELECT GftlH"al I 002 ---------1 I PROPERTIES · ··· ··· · ··· ···t······· ········ ··············· TRIPLEXES 646-9898 WORLD REAL ESTATE SAUSP~OMS LIKE A MODEL Cost.a Mesa, East.s.ide-11--Ju·s·T·R·ED-u·c·E·o- T1red of!!J:ll comm. This super upgraded bedrm earh. Trees. l&e \ .r •UfW'I k~nl •h , 4l'Yt fC,.,, .. hlO"'•o· 4~· WHELAN :~·,~::ke~arc,.~ !!':1 ---------•--------- LAGUNA ::;~:;;~r::~~~1 . :~ , ________ _ ~~·.~~" ... .,1 :;::: DUPLEX l·t., T our 90/lO Newport Condo show's 3 rearyd$112,500. T0$81,SOO sp 1 8 r • lrg bdrms. 2"'1 ba, mml Beautiful Mesa Verde ..... R8us·1'Ncss.1NvcsT-....... AcRoss from acH Magnificent ocean view (your90o lO) sphl. ~ean view and also a Huntington Bearh, 3 br 2 patio bome. New carpet, ~~\d ~~~e~i!~c~f ~~~~ ::: bmiru pnce. Would you ba, <fplc). 2 br. 2 ba. & l walls & wmdow cover· dream:-10 exclusive, ~ elieve $87,000. This br. 1 ba. Priv yards. ings. ~ beauty will not last Sprinklers. 2 Mi les to 1653 Mew H-h· private community u inrJdaafly 646-7171 · beach. Near new Civic CostaMe~~-ll"e $175.000 MENT, FINANCE .,, HP:>t rental area of H•t\•fM"'U f>f,fl(ln• -. v ~4s~oc':o~ rd t: d gate· 1---------·1 [ O<• ""i&i11i~ Cen~r. $1~·~· di 752-0861 ~:!'!.:rop. 4A YSHORES \:6 , . ..:: 18 ~ 0 :~:port Q~t inside street loca· ~ ' Co1ta Mna 548-7729 * 675-7060 * t11;11 with fresh landi.l·ape .-r--------- ~,_ .. ..,,......... ;,!,; Newport Be.ich Sum :~::::=~!~~~~, ·-i..l; mcr1w•ntcr rental Jn · ~;:::;~ ::' .!:.~. ~~: rnmc. Sp:wious units w 12 ... .,,, .. ., Tn • :.c.u hdrms CLlch. Balconies ANNOUNCEMENTS, for indoor outdoor ll\'lnl: PERSONALS & amt lots ol year round LOST i FOUND fw1 & enjoyment. """'"' ,.,-.. "wl'll .. , ,., ... ., 1 ..... 1,,,.,,, 1,.,,,. 1-t"md •.• ,\',,.•h· ~ .... Ill f l11t,,.,• ,,.,,.,. i---------•I &c classic interior design HEW AND ltY o ne of Newport's EXECUTIVE HOME ltnest. Lots of features in SPARKLING 2 STORY·BEACH gourmet kitchen such as Brand new attractive Formal entry to huge hv insumt hot water, new end unit townhome over S£RVIC£S 11>\llltl\ ISl,/\'.I> rm , formal dining, tile. oven & range to looking tennis courts. 3 ~ ... .rkr•tt••1 ......, * 673-6900 • gourmet kitchen. Jrg.. name a few. 3 Spacious t,d rms, 21h bath s, EMPLOYMENT & ---------1 fam. rm. 3 car garaat. bedrooms & 2 baths. Xlnt beamed ceilings in hv PRCPARATION owner will help finance. lease hold. Must sec to rm. Air cond. Two tv~"'""'.,..""'' •"'" $2000YA Walk to beach. CJlll believe at this price. recreational centers ~~:;.\·:~~.'.!,' .,. , • · · · : ;~ Almost new 4 bdrm home 963·6767 $159,500. w ; p 0 0 1 s & t e n n i s . MCRCHANDISE less than one year old <JPtt• '" q. "~It 'io Ill ,.,,,. Includes kitchen bit· ins. ~~~~·· .: .... ·. ; E·~~~~~i~:Y:~I~~! [~ 1aan11 £,w:s~~~I0 ffE:{::~E~~.~m~: f:.~~. -z·;~;.::~: .• "' ~~ h~;,;, ~~~! ~~~~~~ N• 1, ~-~~~-~-~-~-~·~-~-~·-~-~~ BY O~ER patios. J ust listed. Xlnt 1 LUXURY LIVING location near So. Coast ~~:~. ~ I~ ll~&Uitl SJtAL i:~nt:~e~igL~~nJ~ P1ua.641Vi111. J•"'''¥ . . •no.· --·-····-~ 't, features. Dramatic ~:;h~~~· ~ lhisbig 4br,2 babeauty! architecture! Tenni~. ~:~::::;:::::,. •• ,..., : .. !:: 3'/J ACRE Maoy pli»es Included P 0 0 1 .& J a c u z. z.1.1---------- :oc ..... ,,.,.,u ...... , ..... Jiil f ·1 ni u· f ·t Owner/Ageot GRl!•f ~~~·.··••••' ... ,.... ... !~1 HORSE n • ..... CH alDJ y r • pa 0• rw 759-0087 ~ NEW LISTING EASTSIDE This 4 bedrm, 2 bath Buc· 1i---------rola built home is in the 1--------- most deinrable area with a lar ge family room _________ , added on. l''rult trees and av()('Udo trees make this a great Easts1de family home. Asking o nly $94,llOO. Call 546-4141 ~ COATS& WALLACE REAL ESTATE , INC. $1,000,000 VIEW Why not enJOY an ocean view on the golf course. Not an impossible dream when )JOU move into Uus IW<ury 3 bedroom home for only $1.25,000. Call for details on this exclusive• ly listed home. "' _ ft.A" trees ett, etc. Priced ---------INVESTMENT ~7:.~':.f~ .. · :;_:; GRAMDTEARACE $1,000's below mrkt. at Two units witb detached EXEC.CONDO ~~~:?;""'"' · :: NEAR RIVERSIDE $64,950, Coovt. or VA NERVOUS ~:;r>d.; lllt't,'l••ro ... :: :: Big ' BR home w /huge loan o~ 646-9898 Agt.. OWNER ~:sa'hl·,tu;~:-:S..!1fo(· OH WA TEil BOATS i MARINE rec. rm., dining rm &! __ _. _____ .. says "SELL"'. lmmed Thia is an older duplex $115,000 fabulouspoolPLUSZBR occupancy. Lo w est . h Commanding VIEW of EQUIPMENT guest house. wit rental potential of all the boa ling action, ;;,:;:::~.;,,, s.;.,;.·:.. ·:::: Miach, Much, More priced in complex & Im· $420. Incredibly low Catalin a Island a nd ~-· u •--· U be . maculate. $52.500. pn'ced at •49 900 CALL ;;:;:P::--':::.: .. : n lievable linancing, 17Z2MITCHELL "' ' · night lights. Adult 2 48x I 79 Ft. Lot for the investor to de· velop. 1.oned R·2. Close to busy Harbor Blvd. Call Max Adriao tor alJ the details. ._, H .. , C111ner •. • .. _, owner wlll carry entire UNIT 70 ~2660· bdrm, 2 bath Condo with ::::::~.!."llu<k•::::::.::.::= bal for30yrs .. incld'g8% MIKE s•v•GE 4=SELECT . boat slip avail. Conve· ""•1•.=•i.111. .... ··· -intw/on1yZ5%down. "" "" T'PROPERTIES nlent location with -. TWSPOITATION°"·'°"° $240,000 REALESTATE --------•security. t~;:;,':..:.s.1. R•···:: .: .. :·: ::~t JACOBS REAL TY ""-d "!#hat in 642·960 I tlrnnrC.n ......... . , ~IX 67r 6670 l"UI YOU W8nt ~::;·~&out .... •:.:·:::~ ~ Daily Piiot Classifieds. TRJ-PLEX Mdot 11-..S.a. ll<n ........ t14" --------- JUST LISTED Beautl.ful " BR, 3 BA. family room home. Two WATERFRONT HOMES REAL ESTATE 631-1400 PETE BARRETT -REALTY- 642-5200 i'°'~"·~•"I ........... »iit ANAHEIM IllLLS 3 BR GARAGE SALE ads In By owner, close to all ... :.:;.~"i.· ... ;: .. :::::: :!:: cul-de-sac, adj t.o Reg: the Daily Pilot bring hap· ahp'g In C.M. 2 BR, l~ r. A~TOM081l[ park. $84,50010 f r . py results. To place your BA, Irg den or dioe·rm. fireplaces. clo&e to ten· i---------·r .. .....,..,......,,.._....., __ .,, nja, pool & greenbelt. --··· • ------ UNIV ERSlTY PARK • .A~~~c1.;,1 ..... :::::::::.= SS!M888 drawing card, phone Lath & plaster. Xlnt ""' .. u ... v.h1r1 ............ ~ 642-5678loday. cond. Bltns, dshwahr, ~~~"!~od~ "'. . .'.'.:: .. : cpl. d.rps, frplc,.Van Luit ~"'°'• ...... . ......... -G....,.al 1002 G1 .. ral I 002 wal.lpaperw/l &2 BR un· A::lAh,a,·::: · ::::::::: ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••• .............. its. Good inc. $170,000. -waa1..i ............. -Will carry 2nd TD. Prine:. $137,.500. SEAVIEW HOMES 640-6604 AUTDS. IMPOHED • only. 548-5777. ~::-.:.....·::::::.:::::.::::::= C ldweU B ker a;~-:~~~~.~·::·: .. '.::::::'.':':·:.:: EE • ~TIAL l!ROKE~~PANY GARAGE SALE ods in You don't need 8 gun to ~:;.;;:\;:;:\_\~;~::~ WMX to WHTCU,. SHOPPI-~:::·~/J'l/t1~ =:;!.~~~~E~ J••v•r ............ -...... imo 842·5678t.oday. ~·5478. .i-........................ trlll ~~T";f.~:::::::::::::::-.= ............................... t1JI :lllrr~Bea.t •••••••••••••••• tfec: ~~::~~::~:~: .. :.:::;:~::::;;::~::~ s:t:·· .. ······ ............ 17. -...'::::::::··:::.::::::::::: a.kt a.tee .•.. • ...... ,, ••• ,,,. 11 ........................... ml tt::::::::: ::. ··:::::::::::::: ~:::::·::".·::::::::::: v-. ...................... -• vo1 .......................... tnz Beautifully decorated 2 bedroom. 2 bath with brick fireplace. Adult community with pool & recreation room. $75,000 & you own the land. r A COl.DWaa. IAl«a co. 644-1766 2tt1 IAH JOAOUfN HtLLS AD. 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MJ.1•71 SEEK & FINlf JOAA CRAWFORD fl«)VIES CPMAHNCENQMHAMRPTYG S A P 0 S S R E N l J S S E D E Q S A CXTT A YUUKWLCNTSK SLOEZTWWTNIQ~RHROLR REQHEHFROBDAERALTEY t T V D W V I E I Y N I I R C R OOYAUGRPMMPN GZNONRE DHWNEO AODEEEKEAAKR WDRAMLTXES CNRMDGMEA NNLRSNNRNASEAROONED NAVQUEDMRY SECER WGII SRMTILLGURDRSTEDEPC Y&UBIEORETSRKSORTHM SWRMAINBEOUENIEAHCT DENUIMATHACAESSDO~P : ow tPCMlf rd, • Mrd, up, down Of ~ly. Find tldl lfld boic It In.,. Unta.Nd Chained Grand Hotel r- Ra1n Mann1qu1n M11drtd P1erc1 j B1rs1rk Possessed Strange Cargo e Trbg Thi Women Autumn Leaves T01110rrow: The Com1ca • 0 i I i I J . .-: ' ( \~ ... .. _;~/,·•-...: ...... . !f' ··...: 1! ..i r . ~" ... . {ft~.~,,.fL f' (ll°~~ itl 'f. ... '"I i..; J-·· .f..· -,,, .. COUMTRYFt&D IURUMGAMI Beauty in the country right at your own backyard. The pastoral views of rolling hills & lots or treE:S mak& this 4 bdrm homt: in Harbor View Hills on~ of the most desirable. A bonus room ·~ith an ocean view, 3 baths, a formal dining room, large living room with massive brick firepla~ add to the pleasure of living. (And what's more. you'll own the land!) Presented at $269,000. U~l()UI: tf()Ml:S REAL TORS": 675.-6000 2443 East Coast Highway, Corona del Mar illso an Mesa Verde, at 546-5990 -UMIBJEVAll.a OCIAM 6 IA Y YllWt Panoramic View! Th.is is a deluxe custom home w/excellent livability. 3 Bdrms. den & formal dinin g . Breakfast rm & kitchen open to lovely enclosed courtyiq, extra wide doors & halls. loads of ~torage. Extra lge garage w/utility rm & work shop. Won't last! See today. Only $275,000 211 I San Jooquill Hilb load NEWPORT cane, M.I. 644-49 I 0 I 002 Geeerai 1002 .............................................. OWMERWAMTS OUT! or this super cult· J bdrm, 2 bath East.:11de -Costa Mesa home · your own fruit and shade tree's in your large backyard -courtyard en· try for pnvacy • brick fireplace loaded with charm and a modest price o{ $84,500. Call 646·7171 Ol'fti llt 9 •II S ltJN 10 f!l /l>CI ' [elfl&HI MESA VERDE I UC COLA Single Story Consider this rare firsl time offering in model home condition with 4 BR, formal diniog, fami· ly room, 3 car garage, pool & jacuzzi. Acrm;::. from a lovieb' park and a stones throw to a popular golf course. $1.52,250. Call644-721 I 14n Nl{iEL D/\ILEY & ASSOCIATES A CONVE'Hlfl'fr 8"0PANQ Nlll;IA'~ SEWINC GUIDE fOll lHI. CAL ON THIE CO. AD One Piece! Arrow-Narrow 7321 bqAGce~ Tiie chill stm outside, yw stay cotr 1n this soft 1ackel! Crochet jaclitt from Md down all 11'1 Giie piece 1ncluchn& sltMSI Contrast edl"!I accents all boldeis. Use wouted·weiaht srnlh,t1c. P11tein 7321: sues 10. J2. 14 tncluded. \ \ \ $US tor eacll patt•n. Add J5f mh pattern fOf first-class a111N1I and hll!dl1nc. S.. ti: took closel'f-Qt how sl~nt seamin11 trrow-n.t1rows your h&ure all the Wl'I down. Sew _.. pantsuit and dress tef$IOCI tor • # Allee.Stooks lall·low1nle1 domas. Needlecraft Dept. 1 OS Prl"ted Pattern 9345: Misses D.lty Pilot Silts 8. 10. 12. 14. 16. 18. Bo1t 163. Old Chelsae 81-., 20. Sile 12 (bust 34) bM$ 21• New York. NY 10011. Prlnl yards 60.inch fabl1c. N•m•. Addren. Zip . s.. Sl.25 .., udt --. Patt•n Number. au 3SC tor .cit """1 tor MORE t"-1 Mr btMf 20C' he'-..... ....... cftsllJ'll Dhd 3 f,.. printed lri-s-4 ea· sldt N£W I97f llUDL£CRAn • CATALOG! Mn Ml)tllilll-7Sc. Matten Martin Crtdltt wl111 ~ $1.AIO P_,.-n 0.,,L '42 CrttHt 1 Watdrollt • $1 .00 Deity Piiot llfl'J flftr Olllb it.OI 231 WMt 18Ch St.. New tr'+C=•~ ·-::= York. NY 10011. Print Nti4ft"911l lltll • 1.00 NAM£, ADDRESS, ZIP. ne .. r CltClltt.... $UO 8 I z E • n d s T y Le Mtl'llllJ Crtdlet ltd. ''·'° NUMBER. la•bllt Crtellll l•ot. ·j1M Dt '" bew w tt•ld a l11JU11t Macl'llll• ... It • uo tettint ""' .,.. .. ,., l1m11t MelttJ IMl }' IO "' ... ran.Wllter~r• W'1ft• llft .... • • 1.10 Cttllet--.. ,,.. ftt C.•illtt• a11uo 14 • t.• f1" Jttttra ,, ,,.., •· 12 fflit At1u11t :12 He s.. 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Lg:5lWoodbrid&ebQme.5 forda ble properlrty an 3 & family. Good Joe• --INI we. I .. ,. rRIME c;.i11 now BR. or .. 8R + den. Lagw111 today. D i hl " needa bdp, bu~ cun a( '°~lb. '"~""'>11 iind l!.._STSIDE MEWPORT-llVIMl Over1lied lot. full)' a.iry, 2 Bdrm.'I. & 2 bath, ford1t at su1.~. \n ' Sou\h to••' l'lat• ..,.. . tarnhc. Ideal rorpool:AU O.Y-0 JusL one block to E.ASnLUff 4'l'H .\ ~rtf!(t "tartrr COSTA MISA Rt:ALTORS uprded Mex1can pavtn the beach. Ne wly re-laom• SM~ • nd hu) • 131.e586 llle A/C Liv din rms 3 decorated; you can move SACRl~CE ~IJ · • • DU'1.IX BA: 3 C~r aai-. N;. 1>ar.k. ln WUbonly $.1S,500down. ~Ullt N II th .. gorgeou.'f J .:1"I 1 CLOSI TO llACH A.HD MAllHA :t Ptidroom uppur unit SUPER SHARP Walk to lake. $179,500 lnterut. only llnancl.n& + family. Reduced h> with .. undcck, lower 2 aU bl ONt..Y-"' '"'"' SJ..3411()() _..,.. •• ..._ wtftl =· co_,1... Brkr/Ownr ~52·U2 1 av a e. _.,,.,.,.,, · · a.. ....... 4 W1lh -4 c l ... -bt!Jroom with ~ndoi.ed FOR SALE· Small doll ln the Cahfornia Homes ~~ ' HORIHS REALTY WATERFtlOMT TKCREAi ·, ESTATCRS I •r -.... patio ft yurcl Kini: 11ut!<i house just 4 blocks to the or lrvme he~ this great 4 . _.9 _. •o CONDO 1-... wittll finplece ... St2.I O. lw drooms . Individual ocean 1n old Hunt. Beach bedroom family home Turtle rock, by owner. * • ,.... 57 * Gorl(oous 2+ den PQUI 49 J-1812 luundry urells, bwlt-an ocean area. 2 Big bed rms that has been completely Spacious Plan Ill. 4 BR,..._________ beac:b & bc>a\. $325.0oo • 1 Am N \ ~01 ''rll LAGUNA r.ln)le, oven, l(U~agc: & a btJl. den. Lots of upgr ad ed throu,hout. 2"2 ba, lge ram-rm, 3 car•· IHTVALUI IH HA.1101 VllW 2 ~ • ''"' or !l ~' "' DilltiJC.bUul p.illu • > -ln.I NHil ~.\. t.A<.il N.\ Bl!:ACH dlSflOllal, & d•j;w0sher. room to grow and ex Has a comrortablu cov-tiar. BuYer c•n recarpet White Watet'Vlew 4:t!t-17JU 400 4Ml in .... Ju."t S ycuris o wncr pand . Count o• i.tylc ered patio, and the home house a t owner'a ex· Overlooking Diver's ~!!!!!!!!~~~~~!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!4!!!!!·!2A!""!!!! deslrl'~ l'Xchange for ad~ 1c L l ch e n a nd d in e. has been tastefully de· pcnae. Choice corner loc, Cove. This Condo bas It -d,ltlonal uni~,. in Sa Meticulous owner has coraled In earthtonea. nea r JlOOls & parks. all forthedls crlminoung ~ Clemente SHti.~. this ('harmer rutc a nd Asking $76,500. Call to· BeauUfully landlcaped. exeartlve. Superb loca· NEWPORT CENTER REAllY b40-18l'2 SIEDROOM U 11b 11 up,r •dcd lnurllld. ocasp..rc:r ... r., I OOJ COf'OlltG def Mar I 022 COL! OF NEWPORT neut as a pin! Perfect day for details and appt.. call 8.13-9719 (or appt. lion, steps lo beach and •••••••••• • •••••••••••• ••• •••••••••••••••••••• . 6 75-5511 h rst beach home. BKR shopping. 1 Bedrm. fplc, SrACIOUS & COZY HAVEN . 536-9311.· I · PARENTAL 1\.1.a baths. 9' ceilings. FIXER Bring your pa int & T .L.C. lot t h is lar ge Eastblulf home priced to sell. Subnut offer coao..• DB. MAR DUPUX l.o"t'lv dupl\• r•H h unt\ luiv111at ;? tw<r1u' ,·;et h \\i.lk tu tk-adl l'ntl·d 11ell ~ 11't>.'f Kl/\l1' 1)1) I ,,,,, ,f\,f -(~.~ tci b ---~ ).lTIST'S 5n<:IAL.afACH '2 S'tRY-$5 4,950 Jhamat1c ltY rm gourrrel k1tdwn, dam•. sw~rfog sta•rl> to h1d1: away mui.lcr ::.wll' and gu~ quartc~ llurry' 963-1881 ')f)l,J u, I• ti• I 'I! , t t , C LE.AM Duplex plus .:uc:.l e.tudto 1---------1 PRIVACY French doors lead to the rnh<d tco !>di' l)l·n. rani t:tUOY Old World rhurm CRY <GQ 000 ·4-PLEXES ~ At night when lbe young 300 sq.ft.. patio. Call now, t 111 clt111111ot mt .ind nf Corond c.ll'I Mar W.ilk °"' ' •uns are tucked in up-Asldng$12.S,000.644·72'10. lndr-. rm • ., ,, \ aruunc.I U1 ~itth & !>ho~. tt:nnl1-Sharp4 br ID CoMa l.'t1.£'sa suurs, you can retreat to thhJbdrmh11m.-~11h,H1 & r('C tenter lnvl'&t SMPil'rpontSt. Twofour-plexes inprimc the priV"acyofthem8JlteT cnl.1rgt-d mai.ll'r hdrm now , cnJUY rore\cr MoDownVA llwil.Jn~on Bearb loca suite. You'll love the C.111 Srt· Hu) '~II> :!:llJ SIB-1.500 556-7777 tton. All 2-bt:droom!>, xlnl RANCH REAL TY e.lSY access to the living " HORIHS RE.ALTY Worid RuUstote investment Watch your 551-2000 room, dioing area & [~ IR~lt[ll -• 494 ... 057 * ~.500. Jbr. 2ba. Mun) ~"0ih~ ci::cr:\~~:~t~ --REDUCED rc::~~~rok'1lci::n ~a~~;~~~~~~~ ---·-••• ••: C osta Mesa I 02 4 xtru!>. ~·c .iny tame ALL 89tS-7855 :~~~~aicec~~i!~~~~e~ 1 ly O~X ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Tfo;HMS Uy Owner Vr!s. the own er :. aTe Bdrms., 2 baths. Village Oce an side of Hwy ~o lal>oa Peninsufa I 007 . .,,. rn> • ., • .., MOTIVATED a nd have oCGreeutree$92,500 mosl d~rable a rea 10 ••••••••••••••••••••••• New Condos, 2 Br, w ·i Ua. .,..,, ~ FOR SALi-: liY OWNER n.-duced the pncu or this Laguna, incredible while 2 frplc·s. ceramic tile 3 BR, 2 BA, 1'f1 cul-de·&ac. :.! :.l}. 4 Br Fam. IJinin~. fine 4 bedroom home rn ~ w1tterview,frplcs,lotsor DUAL kitchens & buth Pool & Dnve by 3101 Roosevelt 2•~ Bu, pool WiJill'Ulli, l>e<1ul1ful Culverdale. 552·70 p ot e nt.1al •. _s22s.ooo. POSSIBILITIES ~~~ bi5·-1912 lirokt•r WJY & Call 646.5316_ room for bual or tamps-, Close t o park, pool, Sen ous mqwnes by prin· ()up l c K u 11 Hu I boa Room For Uout 'frlr STl,000. Pnnc. only. __ ·_ com pl decorate~. aero~.., sctiool and convenient to TH E cipals only please. l"Jl4) J>cnin:.ula. 1 blutk to fr park & l.choo "· 11, ma freeway. Now ai.kin~ Vlll 494-1795 lwach 'J. Bed upper, :J&drm,2balam homt· DanaPoint 1026 'tu ocean. ~1011,000. !86.500.CJll for upi><>int· --------- ::.tudio lower. u..,c your on corner lot. Wulk lo ••••••••••••••••••••••• 96:1-5716 ment REALTORS Next door t o En:ierald imuginalwn for n'rnodel priv. sw1 m1tenms club ---Bay, lovely refurbished 2 i·hurrn tb as. n 2 wnang Bourke Realtor, 54ti-!111!">0. DISCOVERY Reduced $4000. Lowest beam ceilings, Crpl~, lge R.C. TAYLOR CO. 955-0350 DOVER SHORES IEAUTIFULLY ap- pointed 4 a,.dnn. 2 bath ho«M. S.p. dinirHJ rm, formal II• r m, brick fplc , 2 car gara9•. landspd & sprWdere<L Best buy In this ex clush ~ neighborhood . $146.500. C>wfter will help finance. Wortd Wide Broken 673-454S o r t·nJoy it~ intrinsic Only SH.500. O ;.avad OCEAMVIEW? ABAMDOtolED ~ LUSKPLANl.. BR. 2 ba home w/vlew, You bet' This one yeur · d ~ lndscpd lot (714)49'13101 1~~~~~~~~~ chan~in"tOC·l Sl21,51l0 RA.REFIMO d 1 h llerc 1s an extraor mar) price in Turtle rock • • I-" new up ex as Vll'W~ · (213)431 1588 .._.ORl ..... S RE .. LTV hom1• huyt'rs opportu111 · . Highlands. $144.950. or · THE BLUFFS " "" 116 4 Bdrm. fa mily C"onctu. from lioth unit'> + t) Huy this :!Ur. :ma THEIRVINEREALTOR CdM ELEGANCE * 494-8057 * Centrally located $03.~50 ftreplal't's. ball'on1es, sparkhn~ ~ll•an home tu LCICJ'llG Hiiis 1050 Better than new! Lge. 3 Lot _ _ Try S7000down or tradt' and low maanl l;ind:.i:up dav. mo\ e 111 tomorro~ 75~2000 ••••••••••••-••••••••• bdrm. s plit -level with No;:~~~c; ~I~~;. i~~ Cap4strano hoch I 0 18 HAL PIHCHIM mg SIJS,()(IO Pnced nght al $8.<f,!clOO, at RANCH RE.ALTY Beautiful·Newly painted 3 ~R. 2 BA bm w/pool. bay & lights vaew. Tolal- rm home has l'Hr;than.i.t ••••••••••••••••••••••• REALTOR WlgcJenhom RJtrs ts vacant and rcacly to 551-2000 4Br, Sorrento Model in Mint oond. $81,500. May ly new anterior decor . . formal dining rwat 10 a OCMFROKTDUPLEX 675-4392 675til60 673·4147 "dt•omc you. for 11u1ck -the Ranch, formal dtn r e nt. Owner/a&t . ~~~outstandu~& at massavl' rock f1r1•pla1t· $2.SS.UOO fi.U·IUllS ---, puss~sion. tall NOW' UNIVERSITY PARK rm, fam rm. lg pool & _49-1_-86_l_L ______ 1 AGENT640-5560 exleD!>IVt-IY rt>rnOdl•IC'd M.Y Golf Course, 0~n<:r BToro 1032 ~ ri.-~r~st $94.950 spa.SS1·31810wner/Agt. kitchen. i,eclud<-'<I m.i..,h'r Corona del Mar I 022 s Br. 3 ha Newl) up ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......... ~ VIEW-$69,950 LIDO ISLE 4 BR swte with private ronl ••••••••••••••••••••••• gradi;d 5157,950 FAMILY R~ ~~~~~·~o~wn~~~neb ~.~ COLOMY 180 Degree view over l Brw/pvt~ntry.Agt. area ju:.t out-.1dt• proutl COM BEACH 5S6·607t> DELIGHT 846-5573 bdrms, family rm. za~ Pl.AM 400 ~~:..~~~~ c1:n~~t.i~~l1-__ S229_._ooo_.1_~_1._2626 __ ly ofh·rl'd JI ~\S Cl(Jll COTT ... GE t BR 2 B r I D... ------b h I' b k d .. IDRM C 11673 u" "" . . a. rp c. ". Beaut1lul 4 bdrm home at s ~uge ar yar .. on one floor ; adult area."'",_..,."'UFF d'~ 3 br, ·• a,., ,ti.~ LotsulwuodJndstnmed Mt:sa dcl ;\!Jr Ownl'r un11111etruldt•'><il Plen ---------1 wbnckpauo&firepil. DECORATOR Moveinfasl! ba, country ;yle far::. [ -~ glJss Sl39.950 Avail now S82.llll0 ty uf l''\trns Fam1I.> NEW HOMES Waterfront llomes Gor geous. d ecor at or 2 rm, ouUloor entertaining ~. . ' ·. R.c .! 5 A 5 Y_ 0 L 3 o 5 R 0 co. 963·5V99A3 CANT room. t'mt•red p;Jt10 & 63_1-_14_00 __ story! Step-up to form al pat.10s. Open daily, l201. .., lar!!l' 1t0nl'l·d }:.Ortl WJlk NEAR THE on~ .... GEWOOD hvmg room and do wn to Pl'mbroke. By owner, to lht• high '>lhool ,bk OCEA ... ' IV""" formal dining. Bearned $149,000. 646·9836/Evei. MESA NORTH angss-1.000 "" ceiling family r oom . --~~~==----646-0lOO I m.f\""'A~"'''"'' .\1tr.11·11ve :i hl'drnom :1 l!l b<'t1Ur l11ru1 11\rv int• sG·pa~·e:.nh kb1rl1cchkenn.reAplcaocne·. L-M1-1 1052 1----yf ---~--A STARTER I lomti on Ol"e<an new site Like ncv., :! h(•droom. l hath'. ~12:!.500. Try ~l:i.OOOdown . Super lot:ataon t· o~e lo ·. _ u n :.i~.::" t "-' hJlh 1 ;1M1 ~<i 11 ho1aH'' C1rO\'l's o rvml'. .:real 1u -,--·-"7--Ba l"'ont Exclus. ::.huppm1-: and s<·hoob •I ......, illG~IlC~' 1, ;it u r 1 n i.: 1· ,, 1 µ l' t .... :! bc.•dr()(1m hom1• w1lh a verted den for privacy. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lido Nord Pier & Dock 4 Bedrm homt'. nct·d!I 49\1 woo 1lr;ipt.· .... lull~ 1,1ndst·11 r>l'11. l>t-:'.'J. c\•ntral J\IR CON Giant m.aster wing. 2 + F, 8uyfront P rnp. :-.omeTLC Seller 11:. \l'ry laun<.ln room~. ll·111·t·cl UITIONING. ANU TllE Level covered patio, VIEW-POOL 642·5002or 645-5000x216 motl\atcd, boui.;ht FountainValley 1034 yard. i1n•pl<11"<''· :! l"ar GHE /\Tl':ST OF torn· luv1s hly la ndsc aped . PRIVACY *LIDO ISLE ssa.150 llugc f:I mt ly room ''II h used br ick w.a ll .incl r1rc·pli1l't' :1 ll••clrm. :! bath, dhle t:ar ..:ura~t'. new 18' Doughboy 111101 & falt er. All 1h1s 1111 a secluded ..,lrect II urrv. ca II 546 58!\0 . ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS $49,000 I mmaculat e family home ln quiet residomiul a rea. Xtra lge yard w /btrl l andsca p ing. Owner moving mu11t seU! 646-7711. G•Mral HALPl ... CHIM n 1-;AL1'0HS 675-4392 anoth er a nd MUST ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ar;a~1·:.. 1;ornl ltnan<'111i.: rnun1ty ta1·ilitlt's. Al!>o OUTSTAN DING! a t only Monarch Bay Terrace. 5 !';ELL' Take :td\oanlJl(c TIBURON ,1v;ul ~1 1;,,wo v1,11 our 1•1111\'l'nlt'nl to thl' new S125,000 Hurr y Call Bedrooms, family ro11m now! Call 645·030a. ..111n· 11n pruµi•rl' 111 llt•nta~l' pJrk with light· 752-1700 with wet bar. Formal CONDO 1;01 12th St n·t•I c•al tC'nnas rourt1-. pool etc. ot'IN 1119 ' 11 siuN108F Nl<f' dining. Great patio & d!lla liiiiill OPEN DAILY I ti lmm.ic ·1br t·ornt•r hom1• Corm clan, frplc· m.111' xtras 'S'i!J.OCJO :n5l! Cork Ln. 546·7713 \WNTt-:HK'i' rno<ld t·p rm ;'loo~only~.5011 [9· '··· .. ~ poolarea.$249,:500. grudl·d :1 hl•droonl, :!' . , II.1th wtth ~cl bar & o.t•r / I t-011d11ao111ng plus t•m • . I I l'fl'il JlilllO l'.111 ,1).!•'lll ~· • . 3 Monarch Bay Laguna Niguel ()~nhou~t· REAL TY INC . IUl77l'll'JrH1\l'I 7 14/846-1371 !'<<il & Sun l ~. 540-3666 - - WHELAN Marina MOCJiC RANCH REAL TY 551-2000 496-7222 831-0836 Privacy gate, leads to 4 br , d r e am home. Turtlerock. A world or your own for investment I~~~~~~~~~ of $127.900. Owne r wiU 1- help finance. 754-7747 Lg elegant 5Br, I\ bu, fam rm. w /bar +pool tbl. Frml din rm. 3 car gar. west putio $349,500. Drive by 430 Via Lido Soud. U>urtesy to bk r:.. 673-9401 N PENIN., huge S br, 4 ba. evt'rylhmi; n ew! Call: Bruce at 968· 7468 or • Rick S. ot 963-5678 OCEANFROKT In law Quarters AND OH Luuneh \OUI hoal 111 It'll minutes l1um 1h1-. llcau t\ lrnm.w :1 hcdrm. l 11 ba "' l<1u11dr~ rm. hu)!l CO\ pal 111. nl''' -.1111 it)!l' -.hed lil11..I, w ,1 llt'!I 1•01 Ill'& 1111 :SO!J.!Mlll Wat h V ,\ FOR THE BUSY FAMILY All dcl'orat1n~ :incl lan<l~c·a rin~ ha~ been dnnl' flC'ady to move m· to \ llclrm, :.! ha . C t,f:.\N F.R & P RET· TIEHthanNEW! l.ogllna aeoch I 0 4 8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Decorator's Delight 2-Sty. English country M)lc w1upper liv. r m ., frplc .. bdrm., den & ba. Guest rm. & ba. wlsep. l'ntry on lower leve l. Needs work! Offered for immed. sale: $149,500 Mission Realty 494-0731 By owner , panoram ic ocean view, 2 Br each un- it in quiet end of W. Two bedroom, l ~ hath Newport. Nr Santa Ana home with tile roof. Spec· ruvcr J etty. Call S48·'121!l tacula r ocean view. or5S9-4221 Tota lly r efurbished, 3•--8-L-U_f_f_S __ decks, hardwood noors. LAGUNA BEACH T eenaqers Retr~at $66,900 term" !);JI :>HOll.t•\ e.., 8-17-~1!23 lnt'I RE Network 0 0 't 0 U N I': 1-; 1J :! llO~ES 1 ~ ON!-:~ Try Ornma\ll'ally situated . lh1.., F'rrnrh Chalt•au' ---------1 ttl'••<1n&hay\1ew:1:t BR. Lots of •·o lcl worhl · ------- l:.11n rm. pool & jacuz:ti. l·hu rm. from ~nod en 3 Car ~ar. s.!119.500 shulll'rs & l·cdur sh111.:k-. PAU L MARTIN lo the su~pt:mkd. \~mal BEAUT. VILLA ready to move in condi· Beaut. 2 br, 2 ba "H" tion. $'169,500. plan on g reenbelt. l m [ . jj!. J .-.;:;i mac. cond. w/many int .. . ;,/JOIU/ t improvmt'11. 644·1549 F?r ·,11 f • t. 111 • 11" 1M.111.11111 H.1y 1'1.11.t (>bl tlbl Wll .rnH8 IU:Al. ESTAT E 644·7383 111g stairt:ast'. Bea11t1t11I ----plush car pelin~ an<I Real est a t e SALES· PERSON & RENTAL AGENT openings. Self s~rter for a progressive Lake Foreit 1055 &C1noovativ&eCornce. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Duplex · 2br. 2ba hse Mesa Verde $79.850. Lrg cu.~tom drap<'s. Sedudccl +2br, 2b<.a apl ovl•r 4br & Cam rm. 2ba. Pnn plush patio Atrcs ol CllaNY ompmy Priced lo sen.New 4 bt' + )! a r J I-? e . St 711. 5 O O only By appt. 556-1530 J(rccn gra..,s & l<>Wering Larkspur, 500 blk ---- -trees surround this ~6003 BYOWNf:R I T:-.l llSJ" -----Mesa Verde immaculate po~ u a r , ' • • + ~1ar. Al Brookhurst 497-2457 library. Backed up to 1---------•l·--------•I woods . By Owner , WOODBRIDGE , OUTSTANDING 586-9221. SPECT CUL .. R pn,atc apt C;il\ nov.:. Hamilton A A f 4 Br 2 Ba. lgc Fam Rm. th111 unique home won t --------- Quality Duplu S79.900 545· 1588. 545 ~ last!! An exceptional eu::.tom ----------213·m 1346 rn 963-8961 Smell bwll home with vaulted rEHDIHG COLONIAL R E. Th R wnod heam l'l'llinl!. e oses be;:autarul i,olid oak FORECLOSURE ----And adore the beautifol rabtnels t hru-oul , Owner desperate. must SPANISH HAC IENDA. I h I l lh f1replares m h\'lng room sell. B•I! custom1tcd pn\al<' court)ard. 3 BR. r~~d~ :h~.,' 1 ~~r~~ and master bedroom. home near Mf'sa Verde l' .. RA & Fum rm Ne_w condo. Pool & clubhouse leaded itlass windows Country Club 4 Large earth tone cpts. Move·m available. party patio and a ceramic Lile bedrooms a n cl lort cond J w,t S88.500 A.sk 0 . Pn vatfl sw1mm1nn pool. for Roy, Agent 898-2636 anang a res. carpets. Jacun1 an the master ~· "' drape ''"'8 500 BK R bath Asking price just re 968 9332 s. ""' · · • BY THE LAKE You'll get v alue + OCE.AMVU elei:ant h vinc in this from lbis2 br,2 ba&den W · l Rick Arle n designe d !'tunning arm ing on h1 lls1'de home. Tncl'ds Plan B located adJacent to the pool & park. A decks. frpl & open beam :-;pac1ous home with 2 ce1l'gs. $149,500 baths, laq?c bdrms • ~~ fireplace. a bn ght sunny --<Wl~IWAJii\8'~,,,_.-- k1tchen and ready for oc· ~r-=--..-. cupancy. Cahforma hv· 1990So.Cst.Hwy.494-8519 ang :it tls be~l for only ~.000 PLUS a charming 2 bedroom Rent al wit h fireplace und a separate patio deck. duced lo Sl45.000 Make 540.i720 offer. Call 540 1151 l .8ACRES OWNER ANXIOUS TARBELL Prime residential pro- Moved out or area . New , .. ~~/ ~~~;~~at~:~e~ ~HERITAGE Call 644-7211 ~NIGEL: OAll:(Y & ASSOCIATES la ndsca p1n l(. carp el . '#I lnCallfontlo above Blue bird Canyon. l~~~~~~~~~·I paint in & out. Super ·---------•I $199,500. · I-ch1ss1c home on a quiet DEERFIELD 3 BR Patio 4 cul-de sai:. S84.r,oo MIMI-ESTATE llo me. lge r ea r y rd, AMCHORAGI •. REALTORS Next lo NB. 3 BR, fam rm, owner says "sell". Come by Sat/Sun 1·5. & make ofr. 2038 Aliso. Agl ~1044or675·1580. Very large purk lake $88,500/orfer. 559-4888 IMYISTWl:MTS n yard with Doll HoUSl'. H (7141496-7711 \ '-c..uro•l'•.4 Fantastic location. All THE RAMC PRO,Etr(! UCHANCIE.... terse on REALTY v. IMV~STM&n' ~ .,.,.. 536-7533 Beautifully upgraded OPPORTUNITY 963-6739 557-7620 San Miguel. Tiled eritry. ---------1 Hu!le ramily kit chen. Excellent Motel in the EASTSIDE/DPLX :?+2 Bdrms I with rami ly r oom 2 frp lcs, 2 e n c l o s l' d y a r d 5 ---------1 lrvlne • I 044. Ga r ages . /\11 k 1ng ••••••••••••••••••••••• Separate master . 3 More heart of Laguna. Xlnt spacious bdrms. Lattice condllion. Large pool & cover ed patio Bring recreation area. Short LOWEST PltlClD your VA buyers. A steal walk lo beach. FoT in· LA FAMIUA SlO.S.000. AR\. 675·19'12. or I 002 _e_v_es_960-__ 5022 ____ _ ON" ••1 Q.,, ~ ,L,.,, '"'"' "'.... lly~o Realty 3 BR, all upiradeJS. cor-X..rwe I bdrm. 2 llloty • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• cae: 110111 ILlllS ca. Low atS107.000 Call 752-1700 rormaUoncall: A.JRAMI MISJ...a.2 [ \'.6 I 494-5671 499 2800 ner lol, vl•w. Near Sad-Newly painted In & out. r.:i~~i~~:: ·,.~·f: ·~ ltildM --,·OO/o-·o·o·WM-·1--1 ~~~:.~h~rr:~:e~ Stsr-~:::c:~~· 8QUlh\ after Colt• Mesa. D 0 w N N 3 .. _.. 2 b f 1 $72.500. Auwnable PRA, R !:ALTY lNC. Don'lwaltCall 752·1700 l!..tt.5y LIVI .... '-ew ue\Jrm, a , P c, 8'1i"4 loan. Owner will * s-..12'0 * '""" ri• 2 dttlcs, dynamic design. ~ 2nd T D ro ~~~=~~~~~ S"!N 11•11:V1\...,9 1 •1i""}I' MaithlCJtoesh•• t040 lf )'OU Uke the food life + Older upgraded 2 ~arr,yyrs. or ·m alre 'ofrerr.1-[I&~ l!n~ ;;;;;::,:·;;;;;:;.:'.::. .... v~ tmno! a .... 3 :~~.·~::.'! . .:.'i~~!h :: .. '."".:.~~~:,:!~ ;:' ted! llSl-2$51 alt = .!::'.~~. t~~ ... ~~ •• f~~ 4orSbdrm modell •vall, Bedroom Calllornla us about t h lll 1 BR oceanvtBw. Priced to sell __;, ________ of Me.dow "CoutJloe. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE CORONA DEL MAR 'OWMHOUSI Located In T hb Ntiw'=r Canyon Crest Arca or Popular Corona ,Del Mar . Lovt1ly "E Plan" Town.l1ou.1H~ With 2 Spaclt>ua Bedrooms 2~ Bath.,. 2 Firepl aces 3 Patios -Near Jnvittn PooJ & J acuui. Built ln AU·Eh:ctrlc Kitchen. Bt!autlfully Carpeted&Dra~. Asklng$tu,900 111 OOY9l OllYI 631-1800 • ' some w/po0b. 968-4802 Home! Owner must sell lallefronl condomln\um. at $232,000. World Wide ....,,,.... leich t OH '10.006 firm. &U-29U an. lot 3Br. 4en, re· Pennln~ Properties nowt Only $75,900. Call HIWPOREA~ARSYIMI ~ett, 673-4S4.S, )ean· ••••••••••••••••••••••• $:30pin. modeled. $82,500. Phone BY O WNE R Hunt 'g REDCARPET,'154-1~ ... av . Lar 10 C ut tom Ho nto,1---=-__.._ ........... .___ •1595 Landmark aduJtcondo. 2 WALMUTS"'UARI! __ ..:l:,:3:.: ... :=.:S::t:.:6_....:....~--:-;::-:-~-:---·11Jdo lalo. Pool 11h:o lot. Br a Ba brand new ...,. TYROL S21M,OOO/Often. FJoxihlll· v. TBMI pl • I d c II Attractive "A" \Jn\t w /2 wooo1a1DGI &y on Interior reaturca. MHA VMDI ~~ & l'l>I • 8 bdf'ft)I. 2 baths. lam rm ., Want to live on th~ top or (8·5.> $40·1383 Broker St\arp home In xlnt areA lure• pal.lo, pool Ir park New A rb o r l at• the wor~? SM tb\a fine eooperaUon. on quiet. tr .. abaW st.1•-•------1 nearby. VF.RY SK.ARP ! townhome w/lra ruar famUy bOme inlbonlcat --=-------- Motivated teller arrees ~ DUPll ThiJ is a 1unn)' tnd unll >'•rd , 1unlten Uvlnt room n e l I b b o r h o o d • 4 ln wrtUl\J to pay L'iOO of LOCA'ftOM w /lOUoffl .... tM.900 fl formal dlnlna plus 2 bedroom•· Sl.24.:.'..;500....,:..;.__._ bu..vcr cl011ln• cotll w/a ••J•-•.;;....t..; .. _,, IV&YHCMB..AHD mdter DR1ult.- full priced VA orter. Of· ru K"rmt, UDUl91' •"""'' UM.TOI Hi..o4l4 Y.WY '40.,toO feted at $19,IOO. ~ .. 91 ~~ ~· llWT7. hllrrJ, , · mtA IWHhWe Woodbrid • I BO 2 8 A 1 "" 8nMld1000I' pe.Uo bome. .,, -. 141-JlH JWIOOU9 wide 1nd ou ~~~~~~~I suuoo OwtMrss1..o. ! A· HF.RtTAG£ • I< LALTOP~ ~ Walkm & hm Rea1 l!'Altate ·-.......--.;~---I • h -...... .,. .... ,. _. ... - DAIL y PILOf tlTT ........ 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"9 I 100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 lidrm1. pvt b•)front t~ ba •new paint. $400 nl:lar pool and tenole. 3 Dr blt.ru. frplc Yrly rrplc, d1hw,,hr , duh ta.I Duplex 3 Bn 2 B . ~t:Al~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• bch. UOO /mo. Aat Mo.No pet~ ~/m o nth . Call ta1:. 'oays.'?74-4ls4 or fucU. lake. kwu::.. $315 up:$m.2BR.lB~dow~ \JlWSHTl•trn 1.1' IPACIHMTUO. ArAITMIHTS 17S_!!IOO_ Aaent8331788 -77. t!Vea/wknd116756169. mo.'1-.017~ -$385.Jtolhw/pr&frplc J Br ~ ('nr•t t 1111 111 uun 1111 udi COMM•C:lAL ...__,.,. .. ecll 1169 CoftlulMn .. w ... 1 Neat, 2 br, t ba home, BLulTsWATERViiW ~_..,....... 3 600 2914 W Ocunfreltlt du. 2"°' Ba, nr .,. ... ,1 Aal it b1 • I u11. 11olr cuod, fl•w tMDUSTRIAL ••••••••••••••••••••••• Before you pay iome w/cpt.a, dtpl, 2 car xar 3 Ba. & tam., beaut. gat· ••••••••••••••••••••••• et&-2030,ort7U17t ~:ofr!~c •11> • •rJ' ~lit• MH~ _ LAMD-MHr ON THI SAMO a1enchta fur the "run ~~Nice ~re. ed courtyd Agt 8'4-ll!S Bci~il 2 blka, spec 3 Ur 2 Oce:Wroat 3 BR. 2 Ba K lNV. ,_..., _ ~for•• I JOO &1tuUtul 3br, 2ba, dpl•, a r o u n d • ' c • l I foe • • •&tn • nu Oc nl t 2 BR 2 Ra Ba, ~ 1ar, N R Nu ffllk, Sept. -June. or yr: ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'fSJ'AT l·; $1,500,000 µ.Uoi nw crpt1, drp9. CONSUMERS GUIDE. · ca ron • • (.M!ta. -yrly. fJ.t>l~ ly 91M756 ---------•) ~ ~ n. boua. Ofl tl Aval lmmcd(ately 'tll ld&QY bavt and aro llad 2 BR blt.ns n.... c~ll & icar. crpt/drps, refn1i. -1-'--------ul>O ..... • A 'TIIHT10N M , ••• ~. fl) u J d Qt r II' em 9ll(IO '7D-'l'10 d"I I.bit dld. 100'• of bae'• dr....: Bea'ch /Oa ield Yrty lM. $000. ~ 3 UK. 2 Ba "2 Br l~ ba. i-------.... -DIVE.LOPUS · ' ' ' •-• A • l'-bl ' ..... · • , W\ils. Prime 14eea Verde OCIAMR,__ CHARM I NU 3 -.chui atublt••· pool, beautiful ~l•v•/wk.nds p,.ll • apt I ava • e '350. mo.~7210 'Br a ba fam rm 3200 neiabborbood Both _, ..,...._ Opftl bHni run ltl\irn" Cw.oty 111 ~n l16ni..bt41&ltl. Avp1.un1.aut11l --NOW! At beach or ... \Jp ft ~·s.nu 'NB • • WINTERBENTALS lnietlon ..... , IH 11111 • ··~mud, •ripru• 400 •MJy. Oceantrontdelux.e famlb' 1o 100'• ot NEW Ustlnp 3 Br, 2 ba, frplc l*tio. 5 ~ aao, .. WI~'!' crpt., p.lut. 81\DI 2118,lba. *'10 r acrn. I' ltl'l for 1111111 home.Compl.tu.rn.3br, each da1 . Small bl.kl ocean. BIUna, New mo.Asent.541-5033 & EZ care l,•tlo• & 14e.1aa.2ti... 1556 ~t.reettualrdl li•l rencf\r.s. \ M11tt3 h um M~ICAL fflHLOINGS 2 ba,Afrplc, aaraau. fee/FREE Ufo aervlce. cpg/dri-.213-'25-0314 NewNptTerrace3brCon· :c:~:~· f5~iL\~~ly, 2BR,2ba. $400 UOOllALTY 1..alte JJc-rri• Onn1.:. ~.n Ol•&u. l\el1. vall.3tolrnos. 6'5-4900 do,nrbch.~.83"'1441 : in· STBtSTOllACN ... 7,.7 ,._ 1..C~ TAYLOR CO. kl\'1.tnudet:w11U88 $700.6'7~1.M9 ••C.....,..Gt.lde 3 Br, 2 ba, bltna, acer dyt645-6'763evs tergreen.G31-lli&. 2BR,den,2ba $37s • r #¥¥ 95Ml50 aar .• fenced yd, pool, ---------• 1 BR... 1_ 1Klt'l.1':X Nwpt~ad1 Ol'l B1'.:ACU ln •m•ll $400. New E ·aldo 3 br, 2 "'40. 14'31 Cbat.eeu La.• Br, 2 Ba, spac, beaut, Apcalii_,.,,_.M.d i.ea,l~~ ~~ s.ca. ••• t. 1076 ....................... .... llU H...,_ 2lit0ahhil Corona del Nar You are the wl.nnt"I' ot 4Tkbhtothe '" ........... htti~al 1''iunily ~t.ertatnlDWlt Oct ia.od2 Woodbndac 1n Irvine (Culver Dr. at tiarranc» > J>leaae c111J ~ ~78, Exl 333, lo claim your tJckels. IACHRAHCH F\Ju!C up.1'.'r huuso, 3 c111 .car.we. l:iunlc hvu."H:, uu1 hldp, wdl w11h•r, fl.Inc 1nai. lot. ut trt-u:s lk·m.: 11111tt rnto ;n1. Te·rmo11. wvt. (7lf)fl'T7 ~l UK~~ lOADfD W /OAKS 5 AtrT~ loud~d with oak ltt't!S U\ tbt5 c. "levelaml N11lKm•l J.'l)f't'tlt, So. uf Orao&o C:o. Munldpal w.tler, )(cullu roll1n1 knnlb for vit•w 111ll'I. U°WllCI 'A Ill rur• y A~:T. t7t41676 5717 Of( :,;i3 ~JtW ----eomm.rciol 3l Ult w11t1 m~'OUl 5i~ rirlvaite community. ba. yard, enc:I. 1ara1tt1 873-454.S Dover Shores, fplc, ta•••-••••••-••••••••••• -. ,... V\'r munth, Pilllc&pMlll Dt-corat.or fuml11~ed 4 luUDd. No pet.. kit & din rm, 2 car gar. lal>oa ldCllMf 3706 uul bu~rm with VIEW of 'n>LMaml &U·l603 3.8r2Ba,cpta,drps,2car fll0/molae/opt..673-CM5. ••••••••••••••••••••••• y. M•in Ch4Ulnel " J etty. gar . Jge yard w / encl . Up~r 2Br c:pta/drpa associated lJlJJ•f.fo:X 'SW.~I ~:xi/mo, wrnter. A&t. s BR, 2v. BA, 1or1eo~ puUo. '1062 Ford Dr. $450, 3 Br, 3 ba, Frplc, heated frpk ~ blk w buy $42b Olcl town Uuo1JnJ.l11n Heb 6:11 \ 100 brand new ~'Ondo. With 2 21.3""39--0281 pool, 2 car ,.r • .l'luah mo. 6'7s.zn3 • 0111)1 fR';', IH 11, Tl)RS 'u/, '\ ~'"'~· .J e • • J •I'! lrg. pal.Joe, 2 car garage, new bm cpl g, freshly =;,~;;j;;~3)~;-2b;;j~~~~~;;;;;; 01''1'.,,tn·: ilUlLDlNG 4 un on Beach, winter pool,jacuul.tenni1.Sub· In.. 3244 punted. Xtra nlce. So. 8-yfroot, 3 BR, 2 bl iuiletltttu~b,.ck,"uo<.l tax ~~re... alti4-21117 & m1tonkida6pet.s.$460. ••••••••••••••0 ••••••• UOO/mo. Maria nne, apt. Lovely l uxur.vOceanfroot .. Rltht 011 ahdld~·,., )i~ld on olc CalJS49·3710or586-1956. RIMTA.LS 6t8-7414or~. d~lex,$625.675-3878_._ beach". uw. pd. 1 br vnre.Pnuripul:.only. Coodo, new 3 Br 2 Ba, 2 2 BR,2 ba •.•... $425/W NEWPORTCREST Bc6oaPttainsulo 3707 s270·S3"JO. 67S·0613 ; on·1t:E BUILDlNt;- Nwvt llo•ch. lncuon • S108,6U. Price 10.X ti l'Obll. P rlll CI J.'"'1Ji on) y, M·2 LOT-Kosecrans 1uea. Apµrl\. 2 26 acres ~l till :.4.ft. l'rinc1pali1 uni)'. Beaut 4 Bdrm home car &ar, relrt&. wshr 2 +Dorabr,2ba ·· SS2S 4BR&JBR,tennis,~1• •••••••••••••••••••-·• ~ w I b .. a c h out f ront d I 3 BR. 2 &. · · · .. · $435/700 .,..... Wint.er bd •---.-.-~.-;.-~.-~~~--~-· " · ryr, pool, tennis.yr y 3BR,2t,\Ba ..... S40Q-450 Avail.1nuned.87HTUor .2or3 rm Dplx.1-lo'abuloua vlew, comp! lae. MIO mo. W.3443 .. oo 2,L. n. .,., .. 5 675-3428 1295 up. 114 E. Balboa BAQILOI furn. $850/mu, winter .. _ Tll _. •• • ..... •••• 81 cL l~l ht!. 2 Bt, 1.ba. focd yrd , very COSTA MESA BLUFFS Plata 3 Bdrm, __ v _______ _ On water. 3 Bdrm w/boat clean, new paJnt, pvt st, 3Bll,abatbs •••••••• $4.50 end unit. Frelh paint, 1 br, ateps to beach $250 lln" sl.lpS750/mo. nr schls. $360/mo. Call plush carpet. Spotlesa mo. yrly. Inc l. ulll. ""· Oceanfront 2 Bdrm Doll btwnS-9pm,6'2·1316 throughout. Walk to 67:>-5800, Bkr. AI.LUTU. PD! House Short t.e $350 markets, pool, schools & 100' _from t.he ocean. · rm Lg 4 bdrm 2 ba. Greatly park. s5ooimo. A&l. Wln~r Rental, super .loc, Avail. oowz 201 Jo:. perw.k. . up1raded, now palnt, 640-5500 lacing bay beach. L1ght Balboa Blvd. Only $251) On Lulo. On wat.cr with ca~ts. drapes, floors, a\ry. 2 Hr 2 Ha lower per mo. NO FEE. CaU. rrop«iy 1600 1NDUS1"HIAI. m.DGS ~EST BUY IN ~AN ••••••••••••••••••••••• for Jeu11t1. 1''our\l,11n CLEMENTE. Jt'ull <X.'ean ---------1 Valley 1o1mJ Anaheim. btlach nnd m1ru vu. 2 sod lawn. Dbl flreph1ce & BEST Original Bluffs dupl~x. Resp udlt.:;, no Sueat5..56-77n mytime. Bdrm. S800/mo indoor BBQ. Assumable area. Family si%t!d 4 pets. $400. 675--6549 WATERFRONT HOMES VA loan. at $43,000. bdrm, 3 beth townhome. ~Jew , from t h\1 prot decrt'd 3 BR, 2 HA hm tll Harbor &tales. All elt•t• kitchen, qwel :-.l, only Sl.19,SOO. Try 15% down, & hurry. Prmc. only. c714) 496-BOJJ or 1213) 373-5109. SanJi.tmt Coplstrano I 078 ••••••••••••••••••••••• COUNTRY LIVING COSTA.MESA. OFFWE. apt & 4 Ull hous~. Xlnt Jocullu11 Great p otent1ul. $195,M-SJ.:>M down. 640.6600 F11r a rornplcte 1ntej!rat 6.:11-1400 A"entis we lcome LB. Not occupied since com-OCEANFRONT, 3 br. dlx Winter Rental, 3 Br & 2 t'd s}'!tem approach to Priced $80,900. Brkr ... 523CAMPUSDl:l9'VltfE pleteredecorauon. Move 2·car gar, no pets. $525. I.Ir , cumplele\y re- .di .Hea.1 Eslale ac. fo'urn or Unfurn JoveJv _S46-84TT tn now! Everything new wntr.~O model~~ blk tc> bch. t rt tm t J &g......,....,,. $725/mo Oc -1 ~I gar. $375 & SJiS. hL 1v lt!!l-tllYC!i en pro-3Br. upper Ba y re· J e 2 B r· I TURTLEROCK 4 Br, -·-A'64o..S560 . eamrenl luxury 2. & 3 &last+dep.67S.9"'alt Jll'rt1es. tax deferred ex· s1deoce, w/btfl garden, cut.'de-3a~· ~::;:;~poan 1"11m Rm, lg. Dln Rm, ll Bdrm, 2 prk'R· Winter 6PM d1:hanl~es. "-Yt"d1cat1on~. pallo & g~e. avail S42S. inc't eardner: atnum, 2 Ba, nr park & USTBLUFF $400. up. 2004 W. Ocean·l---------eve opmen • proper Y mid Oct. 6 mo. or looier. SS!-507l pool. SS96mo. 752-0188 freot. 5'4·2402 OCEANFRONT YRL 'Y 2 m:magement, curl)Ora\.c Gll-0552 3 Br, 3 ba. w/fam +den, Br l Ba. encl gar, 'ut portioll,'?8A·LL "''OR 2 BR, frplc, patio, yd. Lovely 3 br, 2 ba, w/DW, fforlm /dlln, !.!J5/klcblnenl, Corona ct.I Mar 3722 quiet end or W. Newpol"\ "' ,. HousesU....a.-r5hed Adults only. No pets. cpg, drps, patio, fenced rp c, v ew. -· mo " ••··~··•••••••••••••••• 54»-7'l19er~l · INl''ORMATlON '"-$275. 645-U03 or 6"6-67lO. yd. Nice neighborhood. gard &WU-. Avatl Oct 17. Avail. yrly, 1 BR on I--__:_-~_:::;,:_ __ :;:::::••••••••••3••2•0•2• or548-8019 Kleis/pet welcome. $405. 645-4107 a.each, pvt gate. $375 mo. S.CletMttte 3776 l\11 outes from Dana Point Manna. Sea breeze I•~•-•--~~~·-·-·-~---•! CROSS COUNTRY PROPERTIE~ INC. -963-4.567 Agent, No fee. 2 B 2 Ba $400 utiJ ind. f21J) 92¥-Ul44 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••-••••••••••••• 2 lir, middle a&ed cpl pre-THE RANCH + r~Ul. A3~T! "::·pets. (714) 675·TI64 l IWrm, 1 bath, furnished. I Ir A RENTALS f'd. No pets. $27S mo, $100 W/O N' II Peol & sundeck 2 bl.Its to & frash air descnbeb the :1etling for lhi~ 'ta ucrc with 4 BR, 2'-'t BA, 4 car .:arage. Owner is anic· rnus. We have a $6,000 re dudion. NEWPORT-IRVINE JtEALTOHS 831-8586 :i bdrm. H~ ba. V1lh1ge Sun Juan condo. J tar garage. $63.000. Pr111c <Jnly. 543.aros Santa Atta 1080 ••••••••••••••••••••••• EXEC roOL HOME Lovely 4 bedrm with enclosed putto. Carpel'! & drapes. Upgraded thruout. Wet bur ln faml· ly rm. Elcc gar door upener. Pool equip. & many extras. Seller 1 o carry Isl TO. $125,000. RED CARPET. 645-3474. S IEDROOM HOME 2 Baths, fireplace, wood lloor s, ced ar s hu1gl1• roof. dblc garagi·. $68,7:\0. Roy McCllr'Ch R~aftOf' 1820 Mewport Costa Mesa 548-7729 VILUG!WALK COM DO Upgraded t rl-levcl. Prt me location no11r pools &jacuzzi.11. 3 bdrms w /calhedrul ceihnRs. :Xlnl for entertaining. Priced below other unit.a al 968,000. 545-9491. otlMr Real Estate ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mobile~ ForSale 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Prime Comm crnr lot 70xll7 Nwpt Blvd. Sm bldg. Gd vc;1b1hty. Ail 6<11;·7171 ------ INVESTMENT DIV. 714:848·1 l88 Wbypay$2.S·$30when dcp.M6-S63'7 3br +den, 2bo. Camel H ·sfa~ r . oaa Studio apt, ut1l. pd. m bc:h.$260/mo 414-7237 you can get lh~ bet1lfor crpt, lovely yrd. $-160 mo o,,p. xchgefor Vele nnary oite • 1 $1S fee 1 Da s Blfi E. Side locaUolJ'L~ incl'g gardener. llent· Ba kb h 3 b -> attn. daties. Mul>t be 2Br, S225 mo. Lg patin, $l!i0t.trn4·Ple.x ulilypd 38r, 2Ba, lam rm lse.644-4201 bac Nayc atrmer,l 5r ~ reispon. 673·1050; closetotennis,&olf quwL S160 NwptBch .... 1pd w(frplc, db\ gar, 233 ·. ew cp • pam · lU· 9AM-6PM adwls492·2134 ' 2000SQ.FT. uu folowcrSCTSmo.6'2-2639 TO WNHOUSE Univ . ~(.>Jttswelcomc. Lr"yrd, ------- OFFICE BUILDING ---------1 ~1750plx, frpl. yrd Park, xlnt. greenbelt ex-1mmac occ. SSOO mo. Fum. 1 Br apt. J Blks ,.._ 1 J Wit off Newport lilvtl , 7 UNITS SlllO l BR, pool, utrl pJ $!75. 2 BR, 1 Ba, gar, re· poi;urc, cov'd. atrium 770-1166 from bch. $350 mo lca:.c. ~ .... ~L withadjacenlH·2 lot&J $2002BR2·Pl.x,w11lcon-dec,fcdbkyrd.Adullcpl, Lndscpd. courtyd. & 675-51184, 640·7771 or TiinU._.d r,~ta M~a. t•7,""". 1·0 SJder children no pets. 646-1078 putio. Cathedrul ce1l'gs , . . 640·11439. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lir 2 Ua hOU!IL'. Amplt' ""'' ""' op4 •"'" ...,.,"2 ll'-'C M .. t N H h Ibo I k o ·1 k come.Jluge lol,$169,950. .,_... " · ·"P · . frml din rm. free stand-e wport e 1a Ls J -Ba a sland 3806 J:~~~·trud~ef~~~~!~.t' ~03ClR,k1dsOK SHAR.P , NEW, !1ear ing frpl. Adlls. $550. Rd rm, fnc'd yrd CostaMesa 3724 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6 UNITS U!26Ncwport81,C.M. Wesl.l>1dchlurfs&v1ew,3 552·9353or493-4818 $195/mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• FROMSJOOT0$7SO on JO.OOO sq rt + + + lot ~S::.C'.= 645-5990 br. 2\A ua, auto, ~ar, 1 ~Be h 3248 Corona dcl Mor 3 Bdrm. $40.00 WEEK & UP All yearly; also housl''i llUlll(AAl I i'.oncd (.>2 R-4 i':a"ltside $450.963·6372 .......,_... ac 2 ba, frplc . be;&m:. •Sludro&lBRApt.s mcludL'<l. Costa M c'>J. $129,950 HOMEFIMDERS 674Co St 3 B f m ••••••••••••••••••••••• SS95i mo. •TV&Ma1dServAva1l ttwnboldRealtylnvest &IS 989l\ .i~t Callfomta 's lar&ei.t w; f r~el c .' $l~S .•~ta 2 3WBr,lk2Y, babe. 2 char p~rklng. ShorcclHfs: Charming ~ *Phone Serv, lltd pool 675-4822 Sincel942 Wallace 3 Br fam rm a lo ac . Jacuu.1. bdrm home w/laral! 2376Newpe>rt Bhd. CM onH HOUIC Rf Al I y 1111.10..nv• c ... i. ..... 645-9161 Sl<IS f'Jrn l br,Apt w/frplc.' $350. • 2197 Ca· 180 ocean v ie~. N r . patio~y~rd S700/mo. 548 9755orG45·J<JG7 VQ:Je~a~ ~~: :.;~.9~: BY OWNER ~~~Y~~~ta nyoo 13, 2 Br, $295. Onvc shops. $600. 499·3031 Lidu l::ile 2 Bdrm +den & F\Jm. lgc & small 1 br, 205 Pearl. HELP!! Two 4 plcxes, stde hy S18S 2 br, kids in L.U b y , l _h.ae n c a l I ABHl{t.IJ 3 Br 2 Ba, comer VlEW$800/mo. closed In gar inc I'd. ------- side. Mesa del Mar. CM r->to 2 br, W"""Lmm pie:< 673-61311/6Clf.1)282 lot. Great view. $550 mo Udo l!Jlc 2 Bdrm+den. Adull!l. no p~ls. 2l lu Spacious 2 br apt, frplc. Huve Investor-builder X lnt cond. Never ,1 "" """ ~ M M LI $1200 ' d n Sh ~ 2 br, 2ba, yard Quiet • ~ .. brhd 3 B 2 b o. to o. or e. 'mo. Newport Hlvd. J::ro un r. are gur with $.~.000 to $800,000 vacancy. SJ00.000. 25<;"~ S!:SOlbr, unt, kidsok o~ · r, a Ebb Tide RJty-494-9456 On Water 3 Bdrm & of. -----$100 per mo yrly. Ulll 111.., Must buy liefore end of dwn Short esnowreq'd Cambm,lrgfncdyd,kids fke. ram rm, ctin rm & Sl951mo Dix 1 br, Mobile dud.64"4·9279. 1!177. Need s hoppmg Pnnc only. Please caJI S27S3br,2baklds,Tll & pet.9 ok. SSSO. 646-6238 J Bdrm, 2~ ba, bllios. h c 1 f d It & PM ...,.,,. .. +2Condo,pool or"•""""". S•-ctacular ocean/•·•· li oat dock. Private m. omp. um,a u s, center, commerc1al lam.I btwn4 8 . 540-6338 .,..,.,.,.. ._..._ r-.. ""ls n t Opeo 7 days Fee $15001 mo. no "" . ""we , secure. \O'llts, 1UO·d1v1111on land, Lotsf: S 1--2200 New 3 Br Condo . nyonvu.1059Sa~taAne . WATERFllONTllOMES i:ondcrosa Mobile etc, etc. Op<•n to sugge~· or ae 557-0822 S "nflo .... er •. Bear . LB. $525/mo. ~2 8007, Call03t·l·'OO l::i.tates. 1991 Newport 10. Nice 1 br. Respons1-l1ons. "··11 lfaz"I Joni•~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... .. "' 1~"5807 " d Co....,N'rtNL' .. N1'AJ.~ VACA._.T LOT Balboal.ac.d 3206 Im med occupancy. .,.,. · __ 646-8373 ___ ble a ults. No. pets. U\11 c.. " ...,,,., Ph 644-1493 • --LftH 3250 -incl. Avail 9/25. 106 E . R L THS. •••• ••• •• ••• ••• •••••••• ..,.,..., ino. _,..... rwlfS BLUFFS $27S. Fuml~hed 1 & den Bay, apt 9. 957 1319 73 037 CDM S"'65 UTIL PD• ••••••••••••••••••••••• "" Ult " !----'-'"-'-------. or 6 ·'1 .. • • $200 HUGI! 3 Br, 2 ba, A/C, bwlt1ns, 3 • .....__ f: 2'h up,..-r. ns, gara,,,e. R11re Spy.:lass lJlll lot Unreal 1 ManY xtraa, --. am rm. Stable sin~le person, no . Yrly, 2 Br 2 Ba. <len. Bwldm& & fee land on w mat£nlfl• Pnl ucl'J.n & m.iny more avl at beach. Circle this, hu pal SS7~ mo. Nr. Moulton ba. GnetttMtlt, nr pool. pel5. 2234 Rutgers Dr. gar utll. w/sof\ ~ter. Coast Hwy. Manner'11 Fashion hlanrl views Small fee. Unl. Call the 8+mor1e.fManylFmEore5 avl. Plaza. 23706 Sores1na. $575·$800/mo. Rltr .... ~--Penln Pt. No pet:. 1'hle. 50x270 ft. Will con· Pt'rfc1..1. for y1Jur cubtom p ( 1 d mat ec/L 'erv, SS2·9503or 9S.5·2200 ""."!""!nr-· 675-8229 sider any reasonable or horn<' ro rnt serv lo ay Unt. Prof mt! serv. 644-0134 HartMMr 37421---------- fer. Prln only. Call R.C .TAYLORCO. &1~900Consum ... rsGu"1de 6454900 LOC)UllCIHIC)Hf 3252 -,L-A-Hors ranch In "ack ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. Mar 3122 Grorgc 646-7071 955•0350 .... * •Coosumeni Gulde ••••••••••••••••••••••• '11 " e 0 St d" PCJJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bay on ~olf course. Hi u 10 on . across c d I I /T ----Coronadel Mer 3222 UNREAL' Only $215 All OCEAM VIEW beam ce1 l. frpl, gar. fr~m bch. Pool &Jacum i---------h!.:.': f'o:~ i7o"o Bullder'1 Dell9ht ....... ••••••• •••••••.•• uW pd. Kids OK. small Adult.s. 2Br. 2 ba. Frplt. Space for boat & camper. S "' 5 0 I m <> • D a Y s _,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Res1d1•nt1al lol with Cotta~e. 2 Br l Ba, p~l10, fee. Unt. Prof mtl :ierv 2Clubhouses. J acuzzis & Cmpll fncd. $475/mo. l7141119-t·l717, evs, (213) n;Bl .... v view, Lakt-Arrowhead new decor. car1>0rt. S. of &15-4900 pools. Lea-~. 752.9250 Cal1546-60\.3. :ri-2971_.______ '[I,. z~~c_s_ o.corotor's Moct.I R·2 D<'sert Hot Spnngs llwy. 955-3547 evl's. ••Consumer!\ Guide ----N f s -----2br, 2ba completely Call for info --------1SEA TERRACE 38r, den, S22S Utll Pdl cw urn. tud10. acros!) fum'd Condo for the d is-646-3928or54S-J48l Beautiful 3 br, 2 ba +den EASTSlOE old fashioned pool & bch a ccess, F · from Bch·Dock avail. c·rlmmalin°. lnclds ""''I, c ust. bm . Mex tile, 2 Br hou.~e. Oak floor'>. guarded, ocn view, lse. antaMstic has rcfl +t Water pd. Jacuzzi, pool. .. ,.~ TI t b S ·' k more. any more av e ~ .... h, drps, frplc, view. '""'una, J.1cun1 . GolCer·., oman u · unu · 1ae yd. S315 mo. 1!!70 $650.1 ·756-3629 .__ h S 11 r U L ~.,,~ .... "' ....,ac . ma ee. n . $275. mo. l/52'l·MJ1 retreat. $47 500. Hemet, &&o-784_!1 _______ C_h_u_r_ch_S_t_._548_·6_;68() ___ Lease Sea Terr, 3 Br 2~ Call the prof. rntl acrv. _ ------- CA. 714·925-8987___ Spac ideal ram hm. 1"1 blk Eaat.side nr 17th St. on Ba, T/H-lennls. pool, bch 6454900 LOCJU"CI Bead! 3748 CORONA DELMAR 2 Br Townhouse, frplc. Pool, tf'nnl!. Some ocean & Catalina views. Close lo sboppinf & fine beach . 644·261J •... / ~ C ty --to Big Corona. A BR, 3 d c i ••Con11umers Guide ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... ...... -. quiet cul· e-11oc. harm· occess, v ew. S475. ------ it :..•-1800 -· RA ~I l ~~~~~~~ uu.c PrOpHty 2500 . • •., • gar, gucs rm mg 3 BR, 2 Ba, home, 83l·l678 LIDO ISLE !- ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••• ••• ••••• & ba. Call 673·5646. fam-rm w,)ge used bnck anr. den, 2 ba. elec Nicely furnished yr ly '4 PLF.X $20.000 nlkl.nbeach 10<,:, down 968·5700 fl "-·-Jb r frplc. nice yard w/lret"s Nliuel Shorcs-38r + de~. gara,t!c door. no "els. rental. 1 Bdrm, $3001 mo, Y ,,,wner. r, nm rm, J Br 2 Ba, p1cturc21quc, & fem s. S475 mo. 955.3649 rt'fng, stove, dues lnl'I d ,.. on Glenncyre, J blk to Conn din, nr shop'R & claphoard cottage, ateps eves. SliOOmo.494-2245 W'S m~ti7J_·311_24 ___ bch.673-5093or 4944420 anrront 1 br, f/p, gar. Adlts no pets. $350 Wntr, yr $42.S. n73-77trl evl'lllS schl. Gordf'fl Grove. to big Corona. S675 per p v RI rr 213·~1 0401 mo.673-5180; 844-0109 Dano r-1_. Br, 2 Ba, nice home. a11 anora~i<: u. u ,:11 Spotless luxury duplex ----_ Vllm-llOC pool new crits 5425 Cond•J. <! Story JBr, 2 ~ 8 C E 0 Frplcs,Newcpt/drps MAKE R9dEstate FOR LEASE Large O •••••••••••••••••••·~·· !se.'S46-8i74·75\-5lil • httlh.'>, frJ'k. F.nd unit. A H L R wiocea n Wlktobch-&hp'g.Grdnr bcllange 2800 bdrm home. New' Close to Dana Point ' -Pvtp.1tw.Eatmkllchcn. view&pool,NrMamSt. i,:as-wtrtncl.Yr lylea:.e. FRESH AIR ••••••••••••••••••••••• $1000/mo. Manna NEW 3 Br 21-'l uJonVJtjo 3267 otpool S700i mo 675-7133 _Beach~~-7917 3Br3bal700'SS95/mo Hon Un a ton lie a c h Of FR Why pay tax~? -Trade 844-1'81 Z200Ba. apl~ l~ve\ for lse .••••••••••••••••••••••• Ext!t'-MI~ Oc-c-an Vu Con· Almost oceanfront, lovely 4 Br 3 ba fam-rm 2100' Park/adults. 2 BR. I~~ !-'rank Zelamey Realtor sq. · 0 pell. ~ Al.laci. V1l1•1> 3br. :!ha cto. Mslr ~wte+2Bdrms, 2 BR Duplex. g3r. Winter $895/moAdults pre('d No BA tremodeled) 2.0x.60', 494.8502 Lge duplexhomeioCdM. mo.1714>7~-8511 condo. Enclosedstua1te, 2~, ba, frplc. All rec $425. 49?·17~4 Marlon, pcts509Acacla645·T0411 ~~:ae'f 2 <¥:~~?i'~: ~.~:in.:~t!::r .:;~ ,_OC_E_A_N_v_r_1-;-w-.. -,0-M-E-i.a:u10~;' ~a~e; 8~1~: 2 BH. ma1otnificent ocean pool. 557·559t fa c 11 suoo. 1;1 J-2332. _A~. or 11492~°" e\'es Lge 2 br, 2 ba, beaut view den, 2•xiO modern . St. Need fast sale Call $129,000. Will exchange Sm pvt yd. $600 /mo. vu. Woodburninl( frpl. leoch 3269 63I Oll3 l Hr, l,aguna. nicely or bay. Trees! Private. Priced lo sell-won"t Century 21 WeatcllfC, al forsmallcrhou1esoruo-'1S2-06l7Aet. ~~0/1. $375 mo.••••••••••••••••••••••• SortClt~• 3276 furnished, util pd. Adlts, $4?5.875-5205;613-clMl laat. (SlO'TO·HW 5886). ~7221. &IJI. Or ?? Scott. Realty Br, new carp. Walk to ••••••••••••••••••••••• no pets. Cliff Dr. Area. ~;-;;;-ii;"";-jjiiiiij;;.,i~,_;;;;;;;;::; BU.962-1752. --~'I 2000 536-753.1 Quiet reald, beaut 3 Br Bch ~ pool. $600/mo. l80Dca.oceanvlow W:ilk to main bch. 1400 :zox56 Slcyllne 2br. 2ba. 5 •••••••••• -;';;; ••••••••• Real Estoh * • * den, Din Rm. btg kltcb, &42-J?Gl. or 642-3850 Mrt 3 Bedrm. 2 ba, $415. mo. or yrly. 497 3493 lhmlexes & I~. Star C.M. Adult prk. Wanted 2900 Id.ford w/ bltns, new cpt, view, Jarv&1 Scott Realty636-7533 OcHnfront 1 Br. 1m· n°";;r;elors & 2 7d;'m. f Bmt~$U0.3mit.o .,.......,~! ....................... 1.ol~t d 5'115.<71A)'96-0981;DaysModem 2 br, 2 ba, den, S.Jum maculate, attractive, Prime Corona del Mar ocun. •27.500. By I canfindilfury~. Mpt. Beoch l~ee <2131358·8189 frplc.' pool. Many up· Coplatr.o 3271 quiet. Adltt. Yrty. ~25 locations. Act· 67S·.23H Owner."5-13S7,648-C211'1. Beacbarea1pectall8L UNITS 'Vouarelhewln~roC &Toro 32J2 grades, nr heh. $4?5. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 49T•lOll2 days. Pnlb9tes,ForeclosureCI, lBldgonBalboa,Jrenl· 4Tkir.tlfotM ••••••••••••••••••••••• 558-8."134orG?S·l!!. --Ll>vely 4 br, 2 ba, fplc, Mewportt.ach 3769 ~~ Bankntptdff,Dlvorce. ooaa4. ln .... Hon-e•t Roa1Sharp3br,2b•,fplc, parkllng l Br, portly OW, cpt.s, drps, lclds/pet •••··~··••••••••••••••• 11.EATHTA.ICIMQ, $25 000 Investment propertlet. l Bldg on 2 \ots on 34st Sl. Fetthal cpta, drpe, Jae fenced furn. Palu), S. of Hwy OK, a:ood area. $425. PROMONTORY POINT JITTY VllW Below market price. All ~ted. Pr. $.'J99,000. Jl'amll~Ente.rtalnment yard, arut lor kids & $325. 613-8611 ; 549 1967 983-4567. Agent, no fee. Smartly lum. 1 BR & Upgraded 3 BR upper ' • 'WoriclWldelrobn THECALUSOM c:o. t. land" pet. $385. 9Q.4567,Al•Ot· CdM .,__,, ... 3210 loft. $'150. mo .. 90 day IA ·~chlnaCo rrso' 2 Bednn. 2 a-th M.obU. C 116'1 • no rec _,..a ... na mu1hnum. Tennis. Poc>i, a .... pa ""' ve. •• · ome.20 • • 3-4545 675-4961 WoodbrldCtlnlrvlne ''Scaview", New 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• fun 615-5626 Mo. Call Nl1el, at :-DO·=··~·~~ M.wportlch. RHllGf' (CulverOr.at ,_..Yola.y 3134 BR, v\ew with fantastic Vocant,2 br.1~baCondo · "'4·'1'2llA.gt. · for deUI&. f'..d J;° • 1 TWO houses on tot B Barranca) ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 w Im It e n n la c I u b In family are.a. Hl&hly 3 Br 2 Ba, fplc, dsh~br, ~ --~ Riddle ownet'. 167.500. ln~om! Will P~.~~hi~.~.~-ash for PJeue call $42-~. Ext. Great 3 bedrm, 2 bath, prl vllegH. Ca II Red upgraded. UT&. BKR eeting deck. l&e dlx up-Br, 1 ba, f~bly painted. I • '820/mo.OnlylO'i\down. your...,.._orw ...... Back 333, to clahn your hu&ebonusroom-<plc. Carpet,754-1202 9e244T1968-l317 pcr,stcpslOWltt1'.M96 Pool, patio, or bch . ILO So. Gamaey, Santa paynurts OK. Sc:«t .Real-tlckets. • ow. cp~. drp1, super mo. Oct 1o June. 209 41at !d==· MCM306 · 114• pARJtL.\N'E Jn Npt. Ana.Del b'W-7"3, nelsbborhood, $415. BR, l ba. S350 mo, yrly. 3 Bdrm luxury Condo nr St. 2U·Ht·UU ort---------- Scb. nr. ao.s. Clean. * * * 96J.45l7 A,.nt.no fee. ~~'J8'ef'd. 22l So. Coa!lt Ploua. Pool, 944·6914; wknd1 1ui-.--------Adl&I. DO pea, 4 rm1. DILUXI DUPl.IX ._.. SL, gar. $3.SO/mo. 8'0-4'82 673·3057 2 Bdrm, 1 bath, beaftled turn'd. t12e mo. rcot. tM,.IOO. 2 Bdrm le new 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Very private executive eves. Ocean Front 2 bl', utll pd, c lllng. Nice kJtchen. $1UOO. e.wTn Bdrm. Income '525 per .._... ,_,.,thed 2 BR. 1 ba w / 1ar,-$175 hOme wl\h 10' wall\ 3 br, N1:W p 1 t " w u ~ deck. ~/mo ano Oreatnelbborhood ....................... mo .. yrly. IM. lnd • w\r, 2 .,_, famrm, buhl·ln•. •LIDO ISLE• 3 br 1~ ob cond P'J:l· Cs'~· Winttr '375/mo AIL . ________ , m ' PtlllPtt. Open Hoa ...._,al.ct 3106 trubftfrdn'a.MO-m& wub/dr)'•1'· air co;~· a BR1 1 BA, newly pau;, 1 1ar~ Nr. :0. Cat'. M> • 497-dl ttf-1212 thruFrt,9-5.55"7"'579 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Billa to bl1 Corona eictru. ':::ita-4 • d9crt'a, l11. 1u.nny patio. Plaaa.1375.~ OCEANrRON1'. 2 Bd.~~~~~~~~~~I a---'------·1N. BAYl!'RONT-•lnter beach. 3 Bdrma, 2~ bl, 540-0Sl1, Acceu 1o t.eonl.s, bah la Lo...,.... dphc. SOOD/winter • ...-•acb9dwtperk. •SPINDAlll• •Br 2B a. seoo mo. tormald.ID.JW&emasi.r 1Wksd•lffdl lZ40 dub.Agl (714)'4.4·9060. s.th91f•· 3216 Peggy Broms/Rln-CottaMesa llZ I Ls• btdrms, I fan 2 ~ °" 1 lot,, abr • 142-lSTOdays, 541-16&T sulte. Fn>Lc, ovt~ 2300 •••••~•••••••• .. ••••• •••••••••••••••••• .. ••• MS-153l •••••" .............. . lwtN1. IDAft1, ~Q1 ••· 2br. Nicely renovated sq.ft. '7l>O /mo. lHH. Real nice 3 br, 2 ba1 csK:t1 rl Creai Co d 2 2 Bdrm, untum. AU uUI PROMONTORY MESA PINES ~-tor •. :.~!~ property wn"11 tpenda· A&t.m«te&. A-a cat 1.,.,, ienc:ea ..,_ d 2, ... B Ian !'u pd. 01.ta1c. PIS/mo. ~ E I W BRANO NEW. Studio/ -.,... --blei>tr1 NJO 8TEPSTOBAY,IB1l ""'""d ..,.-, en, .,.,. II, e,-. ~.oGal p~,.nOUS . V 1-: • 2 & 2 bdrm $230 ~ ...,...Met•n N!'.;:.im · 2ba.dlnrm.frpl,sar. NewDpliSbr 2ba,tplc:, 1ara, 1oo4 Joe. $3t5. 14M10 • Bil. a & +ton.. n icely $3S0.1mme'ct.oecupancy ......... 2~Uaalstardenl42S nxt to pert. Wit to heh. 904Wf,A&cnt.aofte. ......,... 3291 fl.Im, Smell pet ok. f7lO. Pool1.. jac11nJ. fr~lc AMocHlht DSappblN,6"--0IM ~'7$."288eCoPl•~·lfla IBc' lba qiu drps tear •31DRM• ....... ,uu•••••••0 •• ~ dJbww.AelUIU,ftdpcts SOUTMCOAIT 641-6611 • ''*" 'Ii Dlc ' '600 New Twnhae on 15 ac. Very nJce 4 br, 2 ba home 0ptat d lb' -ll.arh -..... A WtNia 19fTAL Nr bee.di.. thope.l. 1.11>per I ~ =:o:r c. • meedow w/pool, Jaeoul, wtth ow, drapes, cpta, 2 WlnteT IBr boUH, S C • • r 972~~.'tbR.2 MUST SELL! C'lwtntn128rUSa,tplc, Brt&e,WID,u/W1 tplc, o. ·otc. vtew. a Bath, dbl· carl(ar .. soodarta.$.WS. rno.'80:?ParkLan•,N.B. ~.ottll~~:r.d~)rd -earqt.811-081M .. r. :s.u. C'l5· .. ,.0; rm,J>ltos,aar car•port, m.'5t7 A.J~ot,noi . l ·'m"'37t UIONTHP'R..,.E .. <UNX·ll) Xlnl Joe • 1'b1s I• • •baf'P 1nde-of· tll-U74 ~ ... ............. OU ho to "'-•• IUl)5 .... " ... _ a btol~ o ... •11·•rahlp •, le" lnll .... P ' II 'tl07 -•-J "' ·-pt ..... mo,....,._ C === OCEANFRONTNewlrtl &a-IC47 .. .. • ,. ,.,, 1-1 • ,.....;.a..;.lo....l...;.._ * be IMna rut ,,... and od6' .. QS1Aevea. "°il. ... "T2 na, 21CU4, t 81\, z Co t• lhH that •l•O ...................... _.._. JJ 4 m11tln mone • Ca11 . ~ ~ 3421 "" 2·car cu. adJta. bO aoo Lllrl't. tmmac. \ br -..; 1•.a·r•. weM>.r, makes S 1e:nae. Oltntt rtntaJ or,._,, 6 -••••H•M•••••••• lciDttttLit1 -.f.as: Ont.be Bay, 2 Pr2 ... un· ••••••••••••••••••••••• .!8~· ~tr 61'3.fMO patio, pool. Matur JWCclnlC (JYl•TO> ha• alre•d.Y p hued ocao. a .. *· fl'plC • DUPLEX •• l Bat -4er1t'Oulld a-rklD1. ful• I Br Cofl4o hl 1\l~ SQ.I. dle •tt'ms Wllh • adult•. No chlklr~ 0 It" lf!f ; OlMrP"OPei'tl•ndnn.t hn1c1. No fate. t.n.Ho ..... JtlOAa . ileuril)'. 1 yr ti-. $100 uw:Avall0ct.'28Sn.o. DallyPllolClu11nrdAd. pets. lltf Moprovl JU£1Mf ~Uf llUJA&t,M).UOI \11J)Ml-W.I lmM.,.,h•...... W..Ad8-tpf ea.• mo.UMM!t...: 141.atTL 842-W. a,ea.Ti2' • ' I ! . I UJ •• I) s -"" ... -- Add it ... Sulld lt ... D1('1per lt ... Hamnler it.. Caroet it. .. Comcnt 1t ... Wire 1t. H~ IL.Clean 1t .Move lt. •. Pres\ at f'Jint 1t N~ll It Pla~ter lt. .. Flx It ... SERVICE DIRECTORY Plum tt •.• Patch 1pe 1 cmo c 1 ••• Roof it ... Landscape It .. Tile it .. Trim 1L.Sewlt ... Haul it ... Add it ... Pl ant 1t... Alter it... Learn lt. .. 4"18Ce • .,..,. c.,..t S..-.lu Ct•M/C..,.... G.•d1tJat G.Mr.t SenlcH HouMcle-'ncJ Pm.tlng/Poperiftt PolnHnc)fPaperi11g ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• A•.IA~lk~ n C~tl#lfl1an,,,11Jlanuur. Cf!Mt:NT WOHK. All WEEDINO·<.~EANUPS Duyouh~letoihoporare TH.ESUNSJUNEOIRL.S PalntYotrCcntt. PAINTING. lntr/f;xtr TR.JP CH"Rta: SlU ur mint. llvl1a 1ra a. ll11111.b k\ICU10m1blu. t 'ue W~kly Maanten1&nc" you W\Mble lo'f lf 110 Cl.Ill To brlgbtun your twme Averaec t-;xtr J Stry ~$ f:,.pr'd, hunc!>l, nt•at ~ ahtn, \ 1•lnn1ni t1101 Ou1r work r11A ('all 750 CMia5 •'rM Ult SU.9tl07 P1aula 54.5-7'94 or buaineu call The 2St.ory $546, lntr M.\rm n~as. I.1c 'd. 91i4 10•5 Mf.MJt ll7 ulr;:i ~\ ':!f;.:.ivln ... •"r"1• C~tor UardunlnaServl~-;.;;;; , S un1obl11e Girls for Prices1J1cl m.atr'l labor _D_a_v_c __ _ . ••r•tlat • ....................... up It bllullng. we.ikly k~.~g~!~~~ieM:~ peraonRl cl~an~ntt Gunr/lnsrd,Freee1t. Puint & Paperm~. 24 yrs .... ••••••0 ••••••••••• Sb111npc>o & 11tr4111 d""" K .J Hutrmao fJ Son, Oen 1oa1nwn1ncet. Reatona· Caur. Dali as a.e.sss8 1ervace. eMs ra u . 8 Ted 636-708S _ 1>t>rv'e Harbor <1rca. St \IRS. JA('ORS t'olor brlaihtttnel"I: wha Cv111r. Cuatom All• Add, blc rat.is, tree eeUmatoa. --aoytlme$SZ~ PU01''ESSlONAL Paint· llc 113281, refs. 642-2356. llab) 111tt 1n1 111 """ r t'SllJI 10 r111n hlHd1 C'lhn JI at 1 o •. c 11IJtoet1 . Afttir 4 30 a11k tor Run. He•""9 ~ ing. Inter/Exler. Reas, PAPER • PAINT. 20 Y-;; home . n .. r .. ~1on1tl U\',dlnrm,h1111lSIS A\'11. lo11111l·a N1•wcon..t kea _~llor541-498f ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• workguar6'2-0386 ___ •xpr. SaUsfal'lion "uar. Wt)• e\· )U7llill rrn rt:"JO, ruuith SIU, \hi lit romm. 843 41144 / C "" "' --~ \iuar dim V't\ odor W ~l l.\l' Uo11ded ~liable Expr Japanese HEAP EST bauhnir I~ ftoto..sotl pr«t, sprlllr rpt, Fuar prices. State he & tn· Saves. no wait g;j8.J87S - Woma• will bahnll 2 ""' r~p.ur u ,,.. rxiir --Gardener Reasonable, town. Fr esla. Clit;AP. lawn reoov1lnat comp rd E t · 11 l fl•m•l•rhUdn:n. ll tal'U .;; work myit'.tr. H•·h V,r)wal~ And Acuu,1tf\' fffl'esl.&IS·S23Q~.lk-e. M2-299(5or64.S-1390 548~ s x enor :.pecia s · EXPERTPAlNTlNC ~~alU ~1 01Cll !>Pf't, st l.1c.~117~or OCC St·.,.ent Bl« ~, T ..__ Tryme-CaJlcol»5S.\S 2S yrs expr Loral rers. 121:sit22 u:n11 c;....,,.. w•lce1 ... · • .,. · ...._...... r Cstm work • .Richerd W~(.'11r~Cirpell 'leant-r11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• truck. Trash, tnm. etc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9'Mi11ty Pmtint 980-3361 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sh.w1 dHnor •bampoc1 P l> I t' urp; •LI r • d HANDYMAN: Carpentry, Randy 64.2·5703, 549-3666. Brtckwortc. Small jobs • ~ett ~ricn Prof. Paper llung1og, lie. :'l>oon. wlndo"'' i .111'1 .. 1.u uvb<,~lt:r> .ill ~·Jrll ~·11~111L-cr11 & Gen I BUiid electrical plumbing & ....___ .. _. __ , Newport, Coata Mesa & • es/ p~, (279510 & insur<'d • alwlv.e. Kouah 4' l"uu'h ew.1 ·rrucl. muuul Wltl 111 ~ Cun l r a l' l 0 1 • OoonJ646tisst 847-2787 ~*J Irvine 67S·317Seves. lnlr/ xtr PkkuPwork.'4211711:1 F' Svec111l1l1n~ 11·11111/ -----· ----••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------• WorkGu1r. -Ref!>, • 581 S294(1r97U-4713 Sl.62 per DAY ·1 hut" ~u }Ou pa} 1w "' 3U dilly ad 111 t lw DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY l>OJT NOW' '42-5678 ~f.t~l, rcu ralu wmm I, new or 1uJds HANDYMAN IMMACULATE CLEAN-MoYlng •F'reeEsts.552-0575 p b4Cl7020 NC>JOBTOOSM .. '' lNC. You DESERVE the ••••••••••••••••••••••• atioi ......... ---------··············· ........ . c.lllftcp,Acoustfc: S.Ctriu• 675-2440 UEST.759·037_7 __ --LocM a ll & LoLong Dtlstatnce When you're talkin .. Exper. de1ugoer; • ••••• ••••••• •••••••. •• -. ov og. wes ra es, • Ill I 1 • ••••••••••••••••••••• •• HA.Nl>Y MAN-llomes & HOUSECLEANING a.sour fast erftcaent servke about 1st you have to be c».rpenter w Ii! P you fiA'<lllom~,\c IHJ~tu:i. Quul ELE<."J'RICAL SERVICE Apt:.t. Con~c1entious .Business. Hell able Fre'e est. M ajest1c lst & we' are Jst. For lst build your Ptu)ecl. 3JH.1YL' Lcl.,ur'fti.. H· CAU.SSl!lnr ,&SMALL Craf\.llman.Ph645..()3()2 service, J anice's Rag ModemMoversG39-8S52 cl~ "."ork _and top line ~::iuc~~i~;~::; etc. p.tiri.. lrwu c •~5 JORS842 H23:1 ------gedy Anns at b'75-GM3 ----matenal, mtr & extr -- -fo'n.'t'clll. 5J6 llj()() --Odd jobs. painting, m --raintl-/P,_...,ng H .. L.L __ .... a:•-......i l · d XI t ho 1 1 ··~ ..,_., State contr llc'd. &n· Chter/ll.,air" _-u ,......c;,nc r / c x t r , w 1 n ow n usec ean ng done ••••••••••••••••• •••••• ded/lnsr. Please contact •••••••••••• •••••••• ••• llJH' "'mc•lhmi.:} 11u "anl 11> :.di'' Cla~'l1f1ei.I ,11h ~h> I.it· :C."71~ t.4S-6V74 wa.1hing Jerry 64S-81!17 by lady w/expr, Depen ----~---dable.owntrans847-3637 WORKGUARANT£'ED Blue Diamond Painting P11lt'h Plastering. ull II "1•11 ('all '\OW, llJ\c i.omett1111i: to sell' 1>1:.! S11il! lfai.:.1fied ud:. do 1t well. HANDYMAN lntcnor/Exlr. Free eat. S48 0352 ty1~. frt!tH!~hm..ite:-. fl4S.2J33 Want Ad Help., 64:? 56711 25 yr'> exp. 642 0295 540~ flOMESAVERS. Plumh 111& 4c Jkatiq & ;.ur co11 dltJonlnJ, Frtf! Cbt. $11) br. Honest & roh11bll• 1erviee. BofA, M tC"OK 'JS1·31M ----- DRAINS CLEARED FROM$3 SO Call 751·6942 Rooflnc) ••••••••••••••••••••••• ROOFS lnatallrd factory dmicL; e•tab'l ~ )r'. Call Harold Gunn, 549-2961 ROOFS FOR LESS All types, rinan avJ1I. Free est, liclbond'd, m· ~r. Senior citizens d1:.cnt. ~-04.2.1 o nyt1 me ··················~···· CERAMIC TILE. New or remodel. Free est, :-.ml )obs welcome. 5~~-:!426 .irt 5 Kitchen. Bath. t:ntry. Pal1u, pools. Tali·. <Juarry. Brick. 554 20~ eve:.. AporlnM11b ~ ApOf lmenh Unfunt. Aport!Mnl1 ~ Rooms 4000 Office R.entdl 4400 IWnffs Mort9oge1. Trust ••••••••••••••••••••·•• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ()ppiortlmity 5005 Dffc:IS 5035 Personal• 5350 Hefp W•ted 7100 Cotto Meu 3824 Dm\CI rolnt 3826 tWwport hach 3169 ROOMS. Sea Lark Motel, •COSTA MESA* •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••• •• •• • •••••• • ••••• •••• • •• • • •• • ••• • • •••••• •••• ••••••• • ••• •• 2274 Newport Blvd, Co~ta or ! PVf PTY will pay more 2 & 3 Bdrm~. ma tun• SparklmK :Jbr & de11. :!b.i Nwpt Shorn •. i-t1•p:-from M 1:sa. Some rdr1 g c ~pllce uvur ' lSO·IJOO 2 PRl>SCHOOLS tor your 2nd TD adulL'i, gas 1><1 7714 Scott Lwnh:.e <>t·ean \.JC". 11111 ocl'.in. Jbd, 2b11 duplt•x a\'a1l.. color TV. AM "'M i:.q. rt for any com bin a· 642 :i.573 Pl.6425073 gar $:175 mo l'h<'ri. Yrli.c ('lt.il95G5871 radio uva11. Wc1:kly rcn llonl :i.lcwly rl'mdl'd m ORANGrlCOUHTY lilll 11111 ,493-6575 :.1t.Je ,out, .tlr t·ond. 32-Studl'nl, pr11ed al $UO E/S1de tnple,., Jllr -PARK t-!EWPORT tals S60 & up G4G·7445 Jamtonul ~Vl' & ut1l in Sl47M-$37M down. Ut % ~etwefth/ 2ba,rrplc,yd,cnclg.ir l:!Hr.tba CarjJt'l&dqh, tlachelors , 1 01 :!VOCatiOf'IRenfab 4250 \'Id Short dri\t' lo return27·Studcnt)t37M; PH10fHlh/ TSLMgmt ~:! 11;11:1 hltns, 1¢urui.:1:. $2K.5 11111 Bcdrooms&Townhouw ... •••••"•••••••••••••••• airport, tnnel agl ~ ~M down, lti'to rl'Lu111. Lott&FoUnd ---4!JH 031M alt lj 1-'rum $204 50 Plan your winter 'uca· lnmk in llldg. Sccrelana I Land & provem1:ub in· ••••••••••••••••••• • •• • 2 Br, adults. close to shop !>\ca\ ;111. cunfercnce rm eluded. •-~ements 5 I 00 ping,nopcts HuntlnqtonBeaeh 3840 Specta.:ular t.µ.t, total t1on.PalmDesertTl'nnis provided, abundant - f>l5t1939 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'l't'rr:ut1on pro~r.im . Club.JBrcondo t>J<J:J:!71_ prk'i;: :.~1<11 program II pool.,, 8 ---- - New CONDO 2 br, 212 ha 2 frplc:.. bllms l>'X>I ,\ :.pa. $-lf>O mo li75 -1!!1 :.! Bkr FAMILIES tcnrus cuurw.. Al Fa:-.hion Calun-U1g llcar Sips 12 STOP HUNTING h1J11J, JJmbon•e & Sim Pool Lbl, cir TV. S50 d:.cy Joaqum Hilb Huad. 494 IS611 642·9560 co ...... ..... 65• PER SQFT 1617 Wl-:STCl.W" NB AGT. 511 S0,12 WE llAVe IT ALL ,\T __ 17l4l64~19~ DcluxcSun V.1llry. ldoibo BAN Bully c I( t Is~ s:f)S J br. 2 ua. t•ncl J.:Jf Cttndo 2 Hll. ;J BJ I' 640-6600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AnORHEYATLAW BANKRUPTCY S95 DIVORCE $95 640.2507 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• UrinkmK prublcm'> 1\CCOUNTlNG C&ll Alcohol Ht:lplinl' CLERK 1'YPIST 24 hn a day ISJ5-3S.11J ticneral contracto1., ul f1ce Ill the Orun~e <.:011111~· PREGNANT" .\trport Arca nt>eds xl11t L .1 n n I? con rad e 11l1 a I ~t&blical typii.t. <.:.tll ~, ... tounsl'l111~ & rcforrul. for appl. 83311680 <\hllrt1on, adoptrnn & • - ---~l~~~~E 547-256~ ACCTS PAY ABLE CLK 1 r v 1 n e b a :. t' 11 LINDA & VICKI bomcbuiltlcr. 111·l•1h I i.harp antelhgent i;trl Outcal Mass~ Must he abk to u~c 111 FortheFwtof1t! kev toucb :.ystem. ,\. Scrvm~allOraogeCv. ability to type Jdeal 1135-7313 workin~ 1:ondlhon~ & '\Int fringe bcner.ti. <'1111 Penonal S..-.ices 5360 lJcL Cheryl !1-12. Mou •• • • • •• ••• • •• • • • • •• • • • • J.'ri. 833·2180, EO F: f'OUR SEASONS A l''I ~ Spacious 2 llr t wnh~l·, l 1 ~ ba, pool, pvt palw. child ok No pet., s;!bO 7J5 Joann St 1)4H f).1K:I no::.e to licach, ,t"huob. Blo<'k tu hr;,ch. bale· . .,.,, Hci.: raw 642 9-IOl I SO I Westcliff Dr. , __________ , trccw ... ys No pl'ls Rentals to Shor• 4 300 Ncwpurt Fmurwial Ctr Lost & FotMd 5300 INVESTIGATIONS •Pools• •Jacuzzi• TSL Mgmt t>42 11;0:1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• L~sinq Offic• Spoce 24 UMIT MOTEL ••••••••••••••••••••••• All t)'pcs · Misi;rn..: Adults Needed !)TUNNING 2 Hr l Ua garden upl. pool. rct 1111. Sl75 710 W. IKth SL 2 lkdrm I rom $211.'l . w ·i · l':.cll on Sil\• M.lnJgf'r '\ EWPORT BEACll Lost Abyssinian 1-"Ul4 ll 11r·r~on::. IJ2ti !JWll. :!I hr' &12titi04 ~Br. 2 hi.I, K<ffU/.:l', uc•w ~ntc~nG roomm.itc·' 1711Hi42:llJll·xt:!ll1 PRINCIPl\LSONL\' colored nuetered mall' \'1eY.1J111nl LJ. off llca1·h l'JJll> frci.hlv IJJ1nk1J l;1ll IWS 711>!\ 6111 KH>H ------LIQUOR STORE tat "Bcn11 " •m name Look year:, youn~cr, te1•I lll'Lwn Warner & Hell Ylry lse ~,.·,t) mo J4lh Sl •SHARE,\ llO~H.• Ai"fiort Offices S1\NT/\ ANA tai.: 759-ll<t? or 61S·SOOO. )c.ir~ you11i:cr Nr•w n~11· Ch,....e?tObl·h,532J:J:ll I I l'Xl 78S ::.uq:1t;il fJl'l! lilt. tour h•mJlctui.rnro·~{I •1111 t.h):"<l£'11FHEI': 1;ru.'lsuwrS5<!.txHl1mn "PPt .... llKcn .. ~.•)7011.111 14( JI.Jr :!ba ~) 2hr :!h.c , 'l\I I' 1 u •u •' ' IRAND NEW Sl!lO Gar. rec-Jre•.1 l!.14171 ----------'I • ~:Mi IOll • Ull ru11 .. 1·1 \lt"I' :\c> kJ"' ,, lhnlll lnng h•rm bl· I '" Lo1.t. S1ame~c m:.ilc. ; __ j~ Club 5400 2 br, 2 bu. :.ell bltn!>, frµk. Holl) IH!j 3800 BACHELOR 75:J·lllOll 'I cl :!1"' "'~'"'I 11 1'14'111' Pl! I '\Cl PA l..S Ill\ ·' rrl'.• m color. underside. ::':: ••••••• ! .......... . encl. J!Ur n.1kon). pJlllJ 1-'l•tn.!le lll·t>d., • nnm.cll'' cd 11.11 i..111~ :.!llti:.! " ~: For Information c111ll dark brown on bUl·k Lo)t luundryrmSJ00-$;1:!.) ,\l'T ~1 1\:-.0 \C;EH. llt•11t to i-hr cll'IUll.l' ;i Br .• 11,, 111 1·.lu\ "'' '\c-\\ I'"'\ l\EHl--~lllHI-: IH:\LT\ :t \\k~ \ic Ncw1,.,,.1 & TSLM..:mt li1211i<l:J Ul'l.liwtwn11n11t•\\'1kl11ll.1° APT ()n•;infrunt hml· :-.·•rw 11«.wh.,,,;;11111 lii:i7!.11"' ti7!121i:I l!llhSt.Rt!"ard&l6·2(~ un1h m llunt. llurlmu1 \LL UTIL.~ l'lJ' mn 71~·6116·98:!9 /\ 1 OtlC.'11 OF l 'I. \S~ ~h'et 11llrutl1~1· I<. 111 klhJ.:cnl ~pie 4U1<'kl\ &d1~crcctl> .it NEW OWNERS NEW MANAGEMENT SUNFLOWER I bdrm and den land 3 bdrms 3br townhouses (with fi~placesl 3POOLS JACUZZI SAUNA I lo~e to S A frw\ i\. ~n Cst shop'u. T111y 'fc)h Wl'kome 3 plny~rounch FROMS285UP 2511 W. Sunflower 557·4800, S .A. 7 days. 10·5. No peti. Ql:l~T CUTE PHIVA n; 1 Hr, ul1l p<l ~J mo 642·0IS35 or 646·642:1 SJSO. :i 8t 2 Ba. no pets 11«> :!1 'l St 1-.: 1S1<1r. S..16 1>!1>15 2 Br upt:., & ::! Br hi-t- " gar, cpts. kids OK. 110 p1:ts. $235·$250 831 !Jlllll urru Adult couple W11t1· I lllJ from th~ ,11•1.,111 ('lass1f1ed 1\d #21. n.11 I\ "~at I II u w ' :! 0 I E l<o •1mm;it1• \fl .. hr hi\ C'f) !'clot P 0 Box 1.'>ll•i • 111111 rn11d11111 C \I l-'••111 ll.>ll111J Uht.I 0111) Sl:t{I l'Obtu Mesa lllt>2t> per mo NO 1-·1-:t-.:. C<1ll :!:i .l:'i. l:Jr. hull.~. '"'"I •\ SuC' ut 556 77771111\'llfllf' 1.11'11/t.I ~Iii) 11111 I 11\ll •\LI. NEW \£>'J'S I :! .<. I, __________ , ;~1·1 11•r1 hdrrni-encl t.;.•r 1" l 1 rl' p I a<' l's, h 11 111 ~ t714l846·1l18H 7 duy., .! Bdrm, 2ba. Condo, 11•1111 . r·arpurt. ;11llt' only s.ns mo !1fi[1 J007 :J Br. :! full baths to'ully lpl'tl. frpll. d:-hwshr Like new. Children OK o;;uo mn. HYlS Adams Sl A~ 1-:lle?n C M.ihonl') 06:~·0731. t.'h<1rm1ng J hr. 2 bJ 1:00 tlo 1'11(11, & lL•nnch Joan IHG· l :171 II Iii 25!17 IF YOU •Ha\l' children to~ vr' ·Desire u preiicb111l •Bikeloiiw1m&jul·uu 1 •Want luxury from Sl.50 to$260 OC'f-~ANVll•:W \rl\ 1111 Worn111111H'.' tif> \\ 1·.11 10 tpts & pumt. 2 · nr I Ila :. 11 '1 1 t• ( 11 ~I h " en •' d I ~oc.i 1,, 1 .-.. , " .,Jnw Hm ,'I,. l1u,111I & p x ..,. mo ., h•n I. I I I •I 642 ~ llOIOlllJ i,,1 .cl) 11 I lg 11 · IJl'r,<>n !\Ill' 11r clav 1th 3 BR, 212 bu tondo JS Ft boat ~lip avail. SllOO 2 OH. 2 ba bayfro11t r·mc do 111 security bid,:: Pocol S750 Mo Agt fl7S 1642 2 Br, I ba 135 l~th St. l p per l:!l:JJ !l:n-O:I:!\ cxl :!:!~1 da y~. E\'C' t 211 • 7631\589 ti7:1 Hl.1 \111 Sl•ek ~tr~11i::ht prcil ot h1" rn.111 tu 'hr h<'.1111 I lcrn, sp.1t vu lune Yo • :.! 11 f h t• r ., 1 • I 1 • 11 l y 1i1 pl I\ Jl'} s:!!IJ 111<.'lcl ... Ill ii & maul ~1tln1, J.:•11.111e t>l 1 t»ti I Hnd a Roommate? Sl:.~NY OCEAN VIEW To Prolcs'\ionully Fmtl Profei1s1011al d1•t·or. I hr Tll \T ltlGllT l't-:HSll"IJ A rure 1•b:.cnte ;i\ S:llO l\.Ju.s. f-(J)Aru LJHu.~imi 1510 W. Balboa tat 15th> Ute-<«~ w..•·<'1~"' OCEANFRONT. yrly 2 Or c-0 _,.~ n.)u"""'l.I I Ba. J at' u z z' 832·4134Sincc 1911 m1crowrnc. end gar. 1n -- - W Newport. 548-721!1 or M F to share 2 br + den 559 4221 new tri le'llc\, vu condo $300 + uttl 67:1 1265 Near Elleclltiv~ Row Inc ()fc i.p,1tt: 111 '\1•Wll<•l'I \1rpor1 \rto,1 ll1•c'<•pl1n11 phom• 'l'I \ 1•onlc•1r·1111 I'll\. k II di M'I' \ 'l'I \. d" 1.11mi: & r·u1•) m.11'111111• F111m ~J ii 1 •1:1~ 7110 -... ~ ./c...._..,. ,.... ...... ../.Mu ... I' ~ .... 1 .. ./ f-1.lll • ..,.. ~on·n ./ a.tOl M tlftC,e ./ s.c,. M!f•iC-• ••ff ./ Al!loh .... , ... , Call Mr. How111d 6 45 ·6101 SAN CLEME .... TE Medical Arts lldCJ lclt•al ;\kdw.11 or Ucntal •lilt•·., l'l11~h c.-arpt•h & 1·1•11t r;,il .111 !);,. 1wr It CJll \' 1-: \TS CO;\! I'\~' 1'114 0tifi1J 4!1!1 i2:n I ST MONTH FREE 1---------•1 Lost 2 dog~ While fem Oppuri to hJH' .1 bus1 Samoyed :! vr!'. & n~'li-nl \lllll 11wn 111 th\' II I k i W h I m a I t• 1.1 ... 1 1:1uY.111i.: Wt'f!lhl t'oll SamO)l'tJ Lab ml\ II - INTROVI F.W 75'/. '> 11 t lrOI 1111111,f1\ t'nnt:c1t mo~ 893J!I08or831!78l0 Employme-nt& &•\Pt I\ \\'c•11•1 \'ITA IV Heward_ Pre~ation LAllOIL\TOllll-:S I'll' r--lll\'\NE 1~)\ \ll'iK FuuntJ '~ org wht Cul. ••••••••••••••••••••••• PJr1111•1 ",1nt1•cl 1111 prro dul'I 1111lt1~11·\ '" 1·1·1.111 ou\lt•\ ~a lat' ~ prof cl SISS(J(I rl'llUI fl•cl 'l'l'lll l'<I 1fi8·111!H Stor(' IY.1101('11' 1·1111hm..:1 on llulbuu 1:-.laucJ m:1111 ,, \\'11 h Ill' Y. II lrrtlll 111\'t'll tnr) 711 li7;11,''i1 t:tf''T Goller'. wnrk111,.i tMrtner L1m1lc'1 hr!I & 111v:.tml rrq d Ph . Mon thru fo'rr.10 12 675 !flll!ll ..... ~Hr"~ hthel 25Cnmbia Corona del Mar V It-d r:i ngc woo cl & Schoob & M~11:rrolra. G c; 539·6176 IMtructlon 7005 -..•...•.•...•......•... 1-·ound Grey <.:ockalt'(•I. !'\t•Y. port Ell•mcnt:ery S!'hool 11.ilboa P<'nln Pll':t~e cll11m at school offtC\' Loi.t or Found a 1icl? C:all Ft.Un: Lfo~SSONS Former fol·ulty membe1 0 h c r I 1 n (" o I I l' .: l' Con!>crv.1tory. rel111•.1tccl Npt Bch Su,an 1-'1 tl·~ 640·S681l /\n1mal Assi!1tanc.-e Leamtoplay b..inJo' Blul!· IA>a,1!~537·227_:in~fce gratis to jnz1. Call <;rl"I: l.11:.t Hl11 c k F'emale .642·~orS4S 4987 Sht•phHd w /ta~. Nr Jobi Wanted, 7075 Orange c,t Colll'ge .••••••••••••••••••••••• .!_lt;_Wll.!:!_I 538 07~ _ _ _ URGENT. l<1dy t.Ceking Personals 5350 perm. Wu1tn•ss 1oh Yr:. ••••••••••••••••••••••• exp at. J111lo11 Jlulcl, C.Club, Top Resb. Splrihaol lteact.r" 1815 So. 1-.:1 Camino Real San Clemente. Fully lie.-. For appt. 492 7296 •MICHELLE'S* S48-39'l5by 10':.l()am - - Quality typmg at bOIDl' hv former exec l<',::a \ 'il'tV. IBM Selectric II l'QUIP 536-7296 tu dell vcr L \. '1'11111·~ <1ulo route llunl 111 II Seal lkh. 21 .. 1 hr!> 11t·1 morning. 3 lo ti A'.\1 ~M1 per mo. tf47 ·51 IJ • Ad•erlisln9 Sales Earn $.'iOO+ :1 week \'Om mts~ion w pn·st1i.:r ,., i:1011JI mag.11111~· J\lt.111\ 11tlll'r l>t·ndll~ E\I'•" •lo ~•rel.I. c;,c 11 J\tun '1'111·~ .I toll PM 1111111-.rn 4~l:n A I, T 1-; H A 'I I C> N :-.. Seum.,lres., Full "' P time Cur11nJ tJcl :\1,1 • li15· l~l. \l :JO t11 <1.:1U AH XTRA INCOME Pait time w, pre!>\IJ.:• Income tall. i.crvtcl' <.:um11l\!\e lram1ni.: Tux Corp. 111 /\ml'l It'•• 5.'l2 !>fl(IU or 11111·~1111 19;1 211111or1,:Jtl.01~ APT MANAGER \1atu11· "ouplc w wire tu manDAe 60 to 100 new 1111 11'> 111 < 'osla M1·,a. Adult' no pct~ A11l + ... alarv TSL M>1ml Mi! HiO.t ARCHITECTURAL ARTIST 1Je:.1 i:ni l llu~trat 11r w1nnh1tert11ral i. ... I.. i:rouncl. Co1H·1·pt..,, pri• 11cntal1<1n drJ"mi.::. U!>lll markt•r' S.11•·" 11lf111·~ inlormal1011 1·1·1111•r' di' 11 I a y 'I I n I I' II " I ~ ~ ~•i:nai:l' .MU)l Ill' l'\IU'I 556 39:n YOU b.IOIM) at BANBURY CROSS LIUO-Nl:!:AR WATF.~t Fashion l11land Married cpls or fnmthl's. -----LA CASA ILAHCA 3 Br 2 Ba. rpk. patro.) r· l\fale wants l\1/F to shr lach, I & 2 BR 842-twlQ4 ly be. No pets. $525 fum 2 br 2 ba apt-(>OQI, AYail ..... ow-$50Dep. ·QUIET&COOL Agent ti73 t020 spa. $210 incl. ut1I. All utils pd. <'Pls, drps. Jb 2b-Be 1 546·4445, eve/wknds Presuw1ous 1.ulo V1llal!I" loc Choice Bay or Ot·c<111 view. Offit•e:.t ur de~k i.plll'<' Reception . 'crrclarial. answer111i: service. From Sl50 mo LIUO BUSINESS CENTER 3388 \11.1 Lido. 675 40JO \ ou are the winner or 4 Tlc:keh to the lr•IMHGrYe1t htH•al Family l:ntertainment Oct.1 and2 Woodbridae in Irvine (Culver Dr. 11t Oulcall Massage 10AM-2AM 731·4462 ---- LOOKING FOR AMEnICAN SPOUSE! 27 Yr old female. folk classical dancer. never married, wants to meet widower over 30. Write · Miss Kim M1 Ra, Kwang Hwa Moon, P .O. Box 1329, Seoul. Korea Typina·mY home-20 yrs AltCHlTECTS OFFICL !!~per. Pr1:f. large mull nccd:i brighl. cneri:1•\11 ini:. <!eller dubbing, ad· and rehpomuhlc Jk'r"m drt!SSin~ l Labels, etc to run bluepnnl m:.cch1111· 675-6590 & make delrvcnc:. N11 pool, lndry. fuc's. i\Jults Lge2 Rr. l B..t. i:ar, lndcy r. a. am ce1 mgs. f>.1.5-2339 over 35, no pet'> or fac1I. no pets. Adult~ wood paneling. frplc , - ----Busineu Rentaf 4450 children. Call SUl' ~ 425A, 12thSl llnti;i bltn.<..closetobch. Yrly. Looking for reliable ••••••••••••••••••••••• Barnnca) 556-7777 or He nry · Heb 6737~ -person.Male,11hrcondo, 40ELUXIEO"C'S , • 2 bdrm 2 ba. Share ex r •64-2.-9.13•7------· Spac1ou:. 2 Rr front unit LIDO C llOlCI': 2 br, pcn.<>es Walnut SQ. Irv Conf. rm .• seal 25. oll Please call 642-5678. Ext 333, to r laim your Uckel:i -------_ Patio. 2 kids OK. aVJll \•1ew. patio, frpk. din ~!J-7277 paneled, sm whse in re • • • SHARP 1 br incl's bllns 10 l $235 173'JI /\pt /\. rm Adults 5.500 675-6359 -ar 1 or 2 yr lease Lake · k Kecls<tn rh11111J96-------Resp straight worklng J.'orest arelJ Kent + D1W. no pets. ids OK --. ' Lari:e Jbr. 2ba 11pt. Sun-Mt F to shr lge 3 bdrm 2 Harkins S'225.642·SSS4Cu:!:._ LCIC)l.wtaleac:h 3848 dcrk. 2 blk~ lo llch. 83~0 ba L.H home. $130·l90. 714·581 !J393 lnHshnent ,. BR 2 B •'"'" N ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo yrly 2CM 4Jrd St 768 ., .. c., ft"""'-• ----~-Jty 50 I 5 ., • 8• ..,.,.,. mo • 0 494 ll""I _..,,,..,......,.. A I ' vy,.-•-. pets. 1021 Valencia l BR. No. Lagunu, furn or ,.,... --pprox 700 liq l C·2. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call S41H~l8S unfum Util pd i\dulti-1 s .. Clement• 3876 G~-:f9r ..,350 A/C. at 130 E 17th St If you're not Kelling No pcls Wulk to bt·b & ~ ..,.,.. ~ $220/mo Doyle548.1J68 13.8%•retumonyourln· 1 Br, enclosed put10, i.hop'g $310. mo. 49-1-8541 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -vestment, call Sandy $220/mo. No pets, quiet ---:-2Rr, l,'llBa, ne~r Beach. GAR AC 1-: for re n l . DE.5K Space uvaal J7301 Rosi, Ajax Co. 837-3744 maturepenon 642·1694 SM . Bach apt. Kitch, S'...175. 237 W. ~11calone11. Eao;tsidc Costa Mesa. Be a ch BI" d · H D •Average yield on pay- -------. ---pallo,gar.2blks tobch 492·SSS7or8306725 $JOimo.64e-67S3 $75tmo Modern 11harp ofra lo Ajax investors. 2 Br l Bn. forced att heat. S2SO ul1l11. pd. 49·1·3223 offtc.-e IWl·0236 J h J 1 1977 atove, cpts. drpa, S260 . ---Clean neat 2Br IBr. 2 blks Office Rentm 4400 an. l ru u Y • +dep. Adlta. no peh. I Rr & Studio. view. deck. rrom bch. see manager ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bayview ores, Npl Och Splaayt.emelanwt ~_!'111i~cahaprr:e 631-3725 walk to beach & town. 1M2 C&lle Las Solas art upstairs adjo1n1ng """'" ~ .. Ulll inc s.100. & SISO sPM Execuu.ve omce ~pace. Design showroom $175 & equivalent to 80% of 6 Eastside 2br, Patio. 1iar • Small pel OK . S325 8'5-JSM, 645-'166 Lovely Ir& 1 hr, C'llrptdrapes. gar, stove Mal. adults. No pets 1984C Anaheim. 545·3229, 646-3160 Adult. Easts1de 1 hr cot tace. pool. Jacutil. en('ld 1ar., laundry, blttus, $300 644-0878 E\'CS 494.3672 Including recept1on1st S2-40. 042-2210. eveii months unearned in Short term rental avail. from SUO mo. to $385 mo. 675·5548 terest on the balance I BR. Oceanfront. 2·4 mo'1 2 BR. 2 Ba, 7 P 52 re. 832 sug 1 e location. Call f-...&.-trlolR__.at ,.500 Mortgage Brokers. or. balcony, new decor, c.-pta, Pres. Hts Cont.lo. S300 .-'"" ~ lered to Callforniu resi- drps. aar, $450 ind utll. mo. Aval I. 1011177. --••••••••••••••••••••••• dentaon1y. ~ .w 5906 HO. COST A MISA Incl Ullffs W /ofc -------• Pnvatl." otrlcc S75 per l~aq ft.. from l!J< lOOOozsilver bar LOCJlll'a HUis 3150 San Juan month Incl utll. IMMEDOCCUPANCY 1714> 642·l830 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Capistrano 3878 •440 SQ. FT. Carpet. Leaalng oCc open 9·S dai Leave ml!SSage * * * ••••••••••••••••••••••• drapea, air cond. $195 per 1.y, Sal. 0-noon. 711 W Maftey lo Loe111 6025 ll"t Mi from Marlnu & monlbincluUI. 17thSt.#C-4or ••••••••••••••••••••••• lkh. De<:orator'1 2 bdrm •Two office 11uites, 630 642·4463 lwnhse. A1C. community SQ. n . S22S per month l 1t, 2"4 & ll"d T.D. 'i RELAXING MASSAGE Bob James-Lie Masseur Outc.-all 9-9. 4~1 5111 •SHARON'S• OUTCALLMASSAG1'. 838 -6838 ~ ---- BEAUTIFUL NUDE GIHLS, 625 N Euclid, Anaheim ~61501535·5363 DtAL-A·SfltVICE ESCORTS. MODELS MASSAGE 645-8616 Ask ror ext 25 •ICAREHS• OUTC'ALL MA.SSAG E JlAM 2PM 056·21M3 -------- Sem1·ret1rcd wiiibes to meet lady 40 or so for travel. Reply Box #54. c 10 Dally Pllol, P.O. Box 1560. 330 W. Bay St, CM, 92626 • .PaUo Apt, 2 Br l Ba, encl 1ar, S2SS. 2:c!l4 "B" Rutgen. Dr. Open An fPM. M. Todoro 23711 Cacanaugh El Toro You are Ole winner of 4TicbhtotM trYIMH•n1t Pettlval 1-'amaly Entertalnmant Oct. land2 Woodbridl(e In t rvlM (Culver Or. at pool. dhhwa1ber . lnclutJI U-WM~ LOANSAYAlLABLE Spacious green auu. ~2200 (218)691·2064 "'"" .;!;' OCJl.llS 40 ~ .. 50 Credit not im.PQrtAnl. Reward offered tor inro or Clolle to shopp'a. $325. ......,......., sq. l. 1 ·-lroMr, 493.3102 rel urn or ml ss in g 83l·0460. Kathy L. Dix o ftt cu w /u c y mo. UUI pd. 6"-3357 J~welry on Sept 15th. No servt~. urox. Nt. 0 .C ....... WCMtM 4600 Money W..ted . soio ClUHUons tU1ced. P.O. Airport. $250/mo '752·5626 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• .. •••••"'• Box 2380. Npl 'Bcb, ~3 IXICUTIVI SUITES ft.dporu\bl• Prof. mature $10,000 needed immct-2 8r 2 Ba, StudJo ap~. cpls, drps. kids OK. $275. No dofl: $$1·5071 ••••••••••••••••••••••• wom•nwanta1m aptor Fur rRIME R . • THE EXCITING J>ehutt private otrlce. rm w/kich prlv'. 112~. DEAL $20,000 Return l Br t Ba. new cpta It Barranca> dt'lll. bltns Ir l'tfrif, encl Pleaae call 842~'78, t:xt. pr, no pell. Avl now. 333. to <'lolm you.-_sno __ . ..-._U4_e_. c_~_t_. --• uc1ce1.1. , ,..1 .... MIS... •rrs. S u n n Y.r • l r c o n d • M.xJm ~-0289 w In 00.90 days. 815-4030 ,._,.. A A Penooau&ed plloP• cov· • --MlNU'l'l:STONPT •ta••· ucrotarlaJ Mot..,,,rt,.~-·s. Trust BCH. aervlce. EHY fwy ac· .... S.111/hwnt/ DHdS 5035 Bach, 1&2 9.R. <'ea. 6N Bak•r St .• C.M. l'lilwe .................. ~ .. •• frocn SZ20. le up. Nr. OC Airport. 546·2981 ••••••••••••• .. • ••• •••• LOINS gQ/ . Q7$. nt new, 2 br. l \4 ba, Adulla. No P u ....... ft IO bate., 1ar, adult1, no l56UluaOt. l>flllXe ornce i•ce 525' O,pirt.h 5001 AlaoWTDU.. '*'· ._............. 3852 (58Lk1ENtolNowp0rt ao5a Newpon. lvd. CM.•••••••••••·-;'··••••••• F'alrestTtrmaalncellM9 TIJLMimt MZ·l603 ...... ••••••••••••••••• at~ 3ktt.Ne-4111,6'4·222:8 SAMOW1CHIS s.ttterM• Ce. DliaePoa.t JIU lu:ict 2 BR Apt, beaut. -COSTA Mt:SA; %501q.ft., C05TAMl'!SA '42-2171 f4S.061 I lot:. Nr. Bc:h Poot & rec RoeN9 4000 utll pd. Nie• toe. Air , e~ Blvd. locetlo&. rm. 1~1.JP + dep. Ga1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• pluah, l200. SIT·0825 06od uet nowt Pertee\ n.tired co~ol• haa money ltwtrpd 131.1791 ROOMS sso wk le up. -M•tcALSUfTI MtupCorcat.nnsopera loloanonll lfl2ndTD'1, pet&. llft.'9fJ.l091 M.wwrt ... _..... 3169 W/klltMDI, tu SO wk " ...:... .. •..& .... ~.u ... Mtdlcill \bl. SUb~\ your \~rm•. Aient.49IJ.-OIOO "" ....---up.Apu ..... tTl5 ..,....___ 11Ml.1Sl ·t..OO r ., S ... a BB., m..snl.ncrnt ocean ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• 8kli. WOtq.ft, '"5fmo. WE 8 tlY rt R T • vu. Wooclbumtn1 rrpJ. Block from water, Sh~ret Mu tm,plo1ed da1a. K1t BkrlTMTOO NtwPOft ftetUiuran\. Call $ECO.ND TRUST $SU mo. area. • bd. Iba d'*plcx. prlvlltlH· llJ$ cno. i' tor de&•U1. L• l\al1or DEED$ YrlM. C'114>-...rt laM ... at.-r• ~lhillhtlftl ea;MTS l\e&J\yllMGOO AGENT 114;.di-0900 ,, ., I TOMMtly 26l44 Vla C&non C1plstrano S.ach You tre tho winner of i~~ ... 1tothe ...,.". ......... t'amOy Entettaillment ()ct.1•ftd8 Woodbridlile In )fV)Dt (Cl.llYer Df'. •l BarrhU> Pl .,. call 842 5"7t. E11t na. to ••••en your c.icketa. Complete hoW1ecleanint:. rxper ncres!\ary II·~ 1\11111 6 hrs. Own lr<1nsrH>rla-_J-'ri. 6.'ll ·1700 !vo~nt· llon. S30 Lindu. S.17-1281 ARCHITECTURAL Http Wanted 71 00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Designer Uran,., Must huve rc)iclt>nl1al 1·' ---------•( ;ir. Newport <.:entc1 Oto Acctng Bkkpng TEMPORARY Register Today to work on varioWI accuunlinit & bookkeeping as•>1&n· ments Work do.,._. lo your home l-'1i:ur<' Clerks to Sr Acc11u11 tunts needed thruc>11\ Orange Co. Robert HalC'11 Accountcm1>5 500S. Main. Ste 5(11 No Tower. Union Bank In The City or Orani:e 714/83S·4103 ACCOUNTING CLERK 2 Years A/Payobln & Rec eicper. Good ~e1l'l acctng background Type 50 wpm. Heavy work load, 10 key adder. Some college accounling COUl"les helpful. C:lll tor appointment Industrial 1\elationa TILOHIC/ ALTAIR C7 t4) 494·940 I .......... h Equal OpPQr Employ••r &I0-7020 ASSEMBLY VOLT Tt~AAV t..J f..tlt/ll IS HEEDS INDUSTRIAL WORKERS •Start WOl"tl Today• •Pockogen •TralnH AlhmbleN * ShlpplftCJ/R.KeMn9 •LoOci11CJ/UnloodlncJ •ln•tfttory Cltrtls •&p.r'd AtHft'lb~N APPLY 3141 Campus Drf•• 546-474. • cAcros• From Orange Co. Airport) Equal Oppor Employer ASSEMBLERS &SOLDERERS lmmod. openings. Long or ahort torm assign- ments. Work wbtn you •--------•1 wlmt. You don't pay. w('I ~· .. JI. ACCOUNTING p4}' you Qlll or como In today IELL~ eaAVIC:E9 IJ).1441 or6Jl.07'S CLMK 'n.tJ()lly Roger, Jnc. hH an entry level openlnt fOI' an lod\&ltl'loia lndlv. lo6klna for oppor to 1row. Mu.\ be pronc:t •nt wtJO key adder. Poaltlo" c&lh f04" fflinlf, audiltGJ I~~~~~~~~~ of dally aal• n-port.1 for our rettauranll I& ml1c. ~co·1 olflc• du\le1 t.ppty ht pc~. 17042 Gllh Ue Av•, lrvhtt. lam-5pm MontJvvFrl II For Cla1111fied Ad ACTfON Call• DaJlyPUot AD.VlSOt\ 142-5'11 w tC 0 s \ 'II d s .... • 10 OAl" PILOT Mondol !-J>,_' 20, lln ~.~~::!.,.,.!!!.~ ~.!!~~ .... ,!!!.~ ~.~~::! ..... !!!.~ ~!.~~::! . .,.,!!!.~ ~.!!~:~ ,,, .. ~!~~ !~'!'.~~ ..... !!!.~ ....,w..... 7100 ....,w-.i 1100·....,w..... 7100 DlllYDS Giii.NiDAY IMSUUMCI MACMIMIST ....................... ....................... ....................... CSOOll IWIY AM, 3 8, "'""'' for pti.,macy. ""'',.. Newport 8<><h "'" & Min. 1 '" •·••· '""' OFFlCE IMMEDIATE OPENINGS l>AVS ON'LY LA 'rJMF..S. l' ~1 $300 n••t It frl e T1dl y Ca1uaJly 1naunanc.:c ore v .. nC'lyotwork Tuppaay Applyln~non mo+ S-1.5 0'770 lloh Pro(M&IOnJI Rldll 1n n rt1.b qu;,llh ed u11 w ii wk• vllc atlo n ArtorJPM lhu1l lkh 84iti01l d~r w rile r wll h {·X ~l87'71H MECHANICAL ' ElECTllCAl BOYS & GIRLS 'Tlw ~i...t Mori"~ DRIVER pen ence m proc~1>~11n11 '"""' w c u N u <.'k.innl( tlnu~l' 1n <.: \I GIRLS NEEDED :.ervicinl( &. m,arkel mJ: of l••""'-·--·°"•'•l-•w•y•._ .. _, lk"c r w full t-7 auto tu Sund w1l'h d\'I ~ Uuy wk, c.:omm erc1al a ccounts • ~1AIOS • Thl' lnn al Lu~unu 211 N Cat lfwy, L.11.:una For People With s.cretsial, Cleric:ol Swttchboard. Typbtg. do i>irku" 1n SQ t°Jhf 4 hr tlav Own trJn:-Sulury open. t::xc.:ellenl M~'ll~f .. ir1\lhar w 1or.•u. Jo:;im O\~r S:ISO hr C'.111 be nd1ls . Mrs Bak er, MAii.DEPT M•1LSORTU ICeYf*'Kh « Dato ProceH SldA1 Choo;;e U\O days, we~k" & locauon In which you work l Y..-nllfff· SfMI uru1llo•ClD \f\lor '' houl und l'Vt'ntn~ work l•:iJrn ~1 ~> J)t.·r w~·k or mon · c-..1 ... akfot t Jo: t. p e r ' ti A p p I y I n Vl'""lfl, M11 narker'i., 212 f. l?th St. C011t• Mesa Mw.l i,.· bonduble Senne Mum lpm l'hom· ~o KJ39 113:! 9$50 ___ _ :.hlp rel' dutiC'!!t $.'I Ml hr Qot.1'' RANG 1-:R P a rt tNSURANC io~ ~cretary . + W m1lo Cull Mtlht>, time, i:olf bt>nehlll in· flre & c.ii.11.1lty P e rsonul TUIMEE Ots lribule 1nkr orfu•c mail & ofhcc 1:oupphl'11 ,\ Prepare ouo(o1nie nw11 Van l'd llulil'!'> Lile \)'p mJ: helpful. Work 111 m•v. Cui.tu M ci.D fuc1lll11:t1 Good bc•nd tls Apply. P~·rsonnel , N al\o O<>I Sy11 t ll m s t 'orp • 4:.161 Uirch St. N U {Nr o<.: rurport> EOE. URGE.NTL Y NEEDED Appl\ no~ by n slhnt: 646 2443 1 .. 11.:&i.t..01lltflll•I ''" l>t l\.\tl'fl ~) (){) .rnd U OOp m l'l>OI\.~ BAttTJo:ND~HS. 1. 1111•0\h~ I rll.f r•'l~ 1 ~.580Qaft9am. -cludt.'<IS5l S522 ltnt!'i . t<:l'\l · Tl'4 'd ti'l3·J1150 ltobt•rtson .~ "'"' 1101111 .. , • "'" \i\•>lltl.i v \hi·oul(h l''riclu.~ UKIVEHS l' lllne Over l>RlVl':RS·J routes open, AM & PM. p . time Mui.I have clean drlvinR re· cord. neat uppeurunco 19 yrs & over. 548·0470 GROCERY CLERK ln!>urunct!, CdM 7 11 Store . upm 7um. J J ,,:; ·r o -RI--L Ol'L'NIN" Night:. wkllll $2 50 ~iii ~,I .A .., " il hr 6 75 l'uul.i rino. l! m 1dn1 ~hl to 4AM. 75l 46.'S2 t-ounta1n Vnlley area 1 ,,. 11 1 . 1 \ llu 1 , 11 ,, 1 1 ~ 4!1 )'r' lm nwd opening:.. 1 , 1111 •\ ... t Applv in pt•ri.on, Mu 'n .......... l ·l Mon,.,.. ~~~ l't.l.Lol, l\U 1'. l7lh Sl , P Woftt.d 7100 twp Woftted 7100 (.'OeiM~:TIC Clrk for;;;- • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • ••• • ••• •• • • • • • • •••••••••••• llru~!\lOrc-P T\mc. c-x.p !LECTROM1C A.SSEMILERS Openlngi. for exvcr'd & lralllaes. P .C. Uourds, wirinl{ & chassis fab Smull company w i x Int gr owth & hi:ndll'\ !'>t9-:Jl46. 17935 Sky Park Cr. Ste D, lrvtnt'. E 0 1'.: GUARDS Uruvcrsal 1:. cxp11ndtn~ ti:-oix•rut1ons in OranAe Count)' & nt-cds ·IO varl & f ull liml! ;.er uril v 11(· fl<•i:rs 1mmcd EXVt'" not l\t.-C. Top .... .,l:l'S ror l'X per 1icrsonnl'I CJ r & Appl y utwn 4 l' M & 5 .:lO PM at 1 7 1 8 2 Ar m::.truug A"e , Irv. ~rw~~~ B33-77SS Cotdwt!ll Banker Bldg 4040 MacArthur Blvd Slc :d Newport Bch VOL: l1uukk1·••1,.•r Offl1'" \1 J.:I . prl'I t,0\ll ( ou11wr Girl. l>uys. App I~ l'JIH ~1tk,·"· Ftsh Fn Kl~W l!llhSt,CM JAHITORS F 'time. E xpcr'd adults o n ly L oc.:.il ·Eves . 97!1 ~.!3. ------ M A I N TE N AN C E FOREMAN fur re:.idei1 lial gur tll.'n1 n.:. M ust havl' 2 yri. t•xµ Must )>C \ ' .. ,~ t t ' I 11 I I 11111 t tf IU~\ l u \If p t•I' "·"·'"'I' 11111 ••1UI "''''" BOOKKEEPER c Ol ':o.iTI.;!( llc.:l p, days & 11wrn1n.: \1 1: Do na ld s ltt·,t.Aur.inl. :H II llJrl>or ----------1 phont' rcq. i.!1 & '" 1:r 1----------Vcter <1 n -. & n •l 1ret·:. KEYPUMCH OPERATOR qua ltly m1ntkd und able to k utl nwn Sll7S ~I mo. Call for a µpl 646HH PARENTS 1111\C you 1520 hrs a -.k to work wh ile ch1ltlren ure In school? Field En terpn scs has p time ex ccpl1onal l'arn1ng op · purtun1ues m s chool re· lated ':il<>s. 1''or a ppt. <"all V1rg1nia Calkins ~i:11 J().t 1 • i':Qual Oppor. Employer I •l'J,d 11111•11 l llll'l"\ I ASSEMILERS LEAD ME~ INSPECTORS i 11Udl\h \ I \ 1t h•t \ o l ""'114•11'd il 1l u ' \o\ llh llH i•1Jl••1t1111ll\ I•• 11\ ,11 \Hlh I I" 1wt.lio \\ 111 I. .!II h11U1' ,, ·", i, 111J11t\ .. 1111111, ;:uo•l t U 11111111 '' l.1110011' lo\ h ll1 h ,111•l I 111. II• l'fpf 1' \\flltdi ,1"·"' ,1uil 111 11< I lttt.1111 1111 l I ~•U ill\ lotl' :-...00it11 111 h i t \ 1'111C " 11• \11 1-•• h:f Inn llutl'I t'u11 lJt I \l I I IJllll.Jtl IU.I ;:7 ,11 IOOKMEEPER lJI\ d C\l ~ U'J 13, ask lilt .S1.w t '11w1tt•r hdp ~ c.:uoks Duy .. hilh 0111~ (.;ood hour' \ 1111} l>cl T aco. 1720 ~pt nor \\ 1· l.' ~\ EXECSE CRETAHY 1''or one man quiet loc.:ul orf1cc· of a lari:er cur porallltU loc.:all'<i in Nwpl Ct:nler &i-1·2211 A"k tor Joun wcll'omc umrnrm .... rurn Time & '2 Cor fl'l,t:r K hrs i\p"ly ~ 12 .ind 1 ;, Mun ~pu1t111 l,wd \II II\ t ti "• I flt) U , l I t.\ t '"''"' ., .... l .111 ~\ti h 11, ol,1\ \1 ,11111,ol ... ,,. 111 \ ,\ ;1hlhl \ 1•1 \\ llh~• 1t11l 1.1p1tl p.111 If 11H t it ,,, I'"' ""' I \\I ... I Iii I' \I -.11111 I 11\11lt tl10 fol l\ll)',11.1llll'll1llll ~ ~:\\ l'I Ill I I' 11111 • l' <1 h 11IJl11 1 lUU< h lh ,\J UI .int C\~'f J•fl•I ti I .ill !>I.! l ~ lur .1ppl 111111 ... .11111 1•• t'\ 1 .. 11, , _________ _ BOOKKEEPING lo \h I I '-I" 11• Ill t I pl t' IO'I tt ol l'h'.l'l t 11111.11 I '"'"'''""''''·'~~ill \11 ounl1nl( & F 1.:un· ll<·rl.s l.1\..1.' ltl:lll•' l\otl.. 1N ' 111 111•) ro1> s~s::. & I oH JllUli pa} ti:Jl um CREW MANAGERS F.-c p ert enccd mHtn tcnancc man lor laq~c upl complc,. Xlnt l>al.iq• & ht·ncf1ts 251 I W Sunflower, Santa AnJ Extcr. Lan<lsrPt-:;-..tNGS n :u . l'AllT T l:\11': lltVINt-: S ,\ 1\HEA Vmlorml> Cut n "hc.:d, \ ut & other ht•rtl•l1b Xlnt i.alury f>-l!H!l50>SAM XI':\\ I"\ I)\':-. I Ill I·:-... 11 1111\l111ptl\ \\I If\ GLENDALE FEDERAL SA.VIHGS .! IC~l I I.11 l>11r llh 11 { 11· l.1 \lt•..,,l. I ' \ a~ S •· I f m 11 l 1 \ d l l' d 1 n 1h\1tJu.,b lo run i.ludl'nl lit'"'" ;,d \mt.: the Da1h 1'1lol Wvrk 5 oo to tf· oo p rn 'I op eurnmi:::. If you :-.t•t•k S2011 lo S IOU per Wl·ck. 1.:all t;.16 <IH~I tenancc Pl'Tl>OO ncl•dcd Expcr n ee Ca l l ,\l ar ~<if'l'l . ~l [17 111 5 0 Wk!f)S ll :10 .. 1 :IO __________ , llos1ut ul A SSEMBLERS CREW Irvine S40-44SS Part ~~~~!~~~ ancl \\'1• \\Ill II o1111 \pp\\ Fq1tal llpp111llmllY ·,,\\I, :\1.1di1·1•p11 \ .1• ht EmploH·r 1·11rp. It.JI l'l.11·1•1111.1 __________ , TE MPORAR'i HELP \H.I' .\I A SSEMBLERS \I F I \'r' 1111 11 1 \Jll'I \IJ IHl,I\ 1ll'\ll'l II\ l;11ud \ l~l<tll 1t1,1fHl,1l11I I ( :111111 ll<1nkll1J.! Tustin 731-5731 S.1turd ays mana~1 nv, TELLER Equal <>111>0r l::m ploycr JUntur ,ulcs pt•r!'>ons !'>ell (' 1 11111 . l\r, 111 , h 11 r111.1,l•.,.;--------•l 111J: su1>.,1·n pl1on.., door to .,,.,.1.;, hcntd .ihlt· 1d h·i tu BOYS . GIRLS door Hc11wn:s 'an or ~1111. p lllTll r:\pl I l'rl' lilrl(t.' :.latiOO Walo(O fl 1 ti 1·out.1i 1 lltlu.i r,., I:! llJ \t'<ll ~ ot .1J.(1· lo,H ' Cunlatl Rot.ind l'n·:-.ll'\ __________ , 1 , 111 m l' .ii Ii 1111 I-I ;·~ .. , ntr11ot work I )fit,11n 111•w .it 1h1: 1.)1111'· Ptlrtl. 330 \V w~st~m .. utJ,l'npllotl!'> tor 1h1· \)JI B;•'I St . 6 .1:-.l.ll ~11-sa UI I\ 1•11111 work111J.( \111h .111 phone u 12·1:l21 tor ap 111 111•1 It , ( .1 l I l .l l 11 I :1111 :91;111 \I \ .1rhl ASSEMBLERS I "' I• I ,., I 11111 I' I 1.' 1 t .. """ h.11111 .11 "'' 1·n1l1h otl .. 111.111 1111111•·n··nt 1:, 111 I 1•11 t ii \\ II " "Iii II.I\'""" STACOSWITCH INC l l.l'l l\,1k1•1 I ·n,t.1 \11•,,1 5 -49-3041 l•.q u;il I >1•1~11 Eniplm 1 1 nderol Sovin9s .u1u11 ,u1~·n ,,or 1-.. 1111 prnn1mc11l. .rl \It-: l.0t1J 'I II\\\ ~~t to -.:1t1 [>C'I "''''" 111 ('w1111o11l..t \1.ir. ltl11r c <.tit h 11, 11 1111 Cu:-.lod1.1n 11 um~ lor 1.1 ll'. ~1 F lK·l\H•1·11 :> .111 a11tl 11 ·111 1 hurc.:h & p1 c ,,·hoot llr:-. 11\l!<.IHI 11\•·t :ti nu 1·\p Ill'< ;\Jdlow t.1\t'lll h\ Liil' heh ~>:.!41 :!JOO lt1<·I.. BARTEMOERS I' Ill BUSBOY \\1 {.',,..,J , 11)~ M.1111 '-1 B.ill1u.1 \ptJf\ d,111\, 1 l 111 51':\l lii:'l!IWO !!. !'>JI.ii"\ lit-)>. ~t.1lurc J.(l•nt p1 d rJ Scnd r1:,um1· c: l' 11 c r al l> t' l 1' c 1' ('11111na d e l ~l u1 . C.i 1121.;i.c; FACTORY Tn11nn·s Work in a n air .. 1111111 twned & t";trpded ilrea Wllh r~1 mu~tl'. M:1k111..: small parl!'> und e r .1 m1crrr..copc. tt.t o r 2nd ~hill. Top pa) + com pany lx'm·11tts . (;;u~t'r C:o liOI E l'arnl'g1c ,\\I' !') ,\ S-10 40tlll FACTORY WORKERS ~l anufat·turtn l! 111.1nl llt.~b rJt·tury hdp ( .111 (nr111fo ().th H;!l I FACTORY REP. Sharp, <itlrat:ltH' ~1rl lo n •prC!'>l'Ol ;iUlil ... 111111111\ t " m p .1 n ~· X l n I o p J>lll 1111111 \ (. ;t 11 h \:! 111111 lor ,J ppi Dietary Leod 1-.:xpcriem·cd Only Molntenanc:e t-;ll'l'lrll'31 l.'XJ)('rtCOCC 110 to 4110 Volts RHpirotory Theropist F ull Time Ni..:hl~ i-:x p1.:nl'llCl·d HI drJWtn).! ~ runnrni.: arterial blood gJ::tl.'b MuneAi~ Full & I' lime N1i:hts Operotin9 Rm T ec:h l Yr rcccnll·~pcr. RH/LVM Diolysit RN's Full & P l n1i.:hb uni\ l'lca::.c Cont .11 t · l'crsonnl'I So. Coost Community Hospitol .11117:! (°()Jbl llw \ S11 ulh Lui.: u11.1. !.121Ji7 1\1.I 1311 2nd shift MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN Sb 71 Pt•r llnur lh land Luboratones hu~ an 1mmcdtult: opt·ntn)( tor J Keypunch Opcr;itor w1lh key to di!'>C l'X Jll'rlt'llCt'. Our µrcscnl :,\:,tem 1~ ENTR E >- (;uod experience and work record is dc~trahlc For more 1nlormutt0n (',1ll 3 \ l'ar., m.Atnt1•11anc1• barkground 1"am1ll ar ....,,th mai,:htnc c.:onlroh lrouble~huottn).! «.. rcpa11 U'\o\rt hand looh. Ahl!! t11 "'ork any ~tuft. I. 56. PA.RT-TIME HELP Days & N1ghl openings. Apply In Perl.on afl 2pm ~I F :\kDooaldi>, 3810 S. llnstol Sl, S.A. Jn front of 'l'rcal>ury Ca ttw f\•rry 1r1 an Ii \ 115-10 5()1)0 t:Xl 2117 HY LA MD LABORATORIES :!:JOO llyland /\ VC' Costa :'>lc:-.a, Cu 92ti2l} fo;qual Opportunity Afhrmattn· Acl mn 1':mploy<·r ---- LABORERS lmmE'<l.Jate opemn).!!'> fur wa n•hou-:cmcn. i:round mamtendnt'C & J:l'nt·rul t.1horcrs. Lonr.: or !'>hOrl t1•rm .,,stl!nmcnl!>. Work "'hl'n \il U \\ anl '-ou don t p~}. we pay you Cull or rom<' in trnbY IELL~ LAVI(! MAINTENANCE MECHANIC St; :J3 Per llour :! Yeur-. m a1nll·nan<'l' l>ack.:round . l"a m 1l1ar w1 lh h y tl r uu ltl'S , pncum<1t1<'S, & wl'ltl lll~ (l\\1l hand l()(1fs. Ahll' lo work any shtll TOOL ROOM MACHINIST ~' 911 l'c r Hour 5 Yt•Jrs l'\Pl'rll'nn • w1lh 1oob . 11..:,., & fixture" F .1 m ii 1 a r w 1 t h l' 11 m pn·,:-,tOfl & 11\Jl'l•I \Oil mold n ·p.11" 1\h1h1v to :-el u p & run t ra1 l't lathes & mt lltn f.! ma<'h1tH.'S. Ahlt• lO rl•ad hlt11•pr111 ts o v.n h;1nt! loot.. & nwusunng 1n..,lru· mcnl'.'> ----- Payroll /Personnel Quality Control Produc. Fot ,,,..,. Wcst sa1l Corp. needs quahril'l'-0· µle Mu.~l bo self starters wilhn~ to grow w/l•x· po.nding co. C111l ror appt. Ms. ll.11rd 549-9711ext21 PBX A.n1 Svc: Opn , lmml"<I. opcmngs. Apply m person bet.wn 9am & <tpm M o n -Fri. 1 55 Huthester St , Costa Mesa. PBX Answ~r Sen Wanl to work days, aftt'r· noon. ... & C\('ntng'> in N.B. & Cl>M a reas? Work f t i m e or p /t i m e . Weekends a must. Xtra p ay f o r ex p e r 'd oix·rators. Call 6-10 829:!. 1': I) t.-: ·\I lll\111'11\'I·. BUS BOY Fl,()Olt \\',\'E ll. I 111111·. ----------Key Auto MechfTechnicians 1-:,111 rl. p c1mc \pJ'I> \\1th l;ar) ~l 1::. ... 1o1n \ 11·111 (. (" 11:11 1..~,., ~·"l'r :.hill fk•;ll'h l11111~e Inn 1,1~1 Sll't'I'> llull1t\\ 1.allt'. L.1g1m.i lk'adl l>t:\llCr\' lllilfl 1111 1.111) ,\\I I. \ 'l11n•"' ho11\1· d1· lllt•n 11111\1· \dull ... 1onh :!12 I.Ir Eu111or1111 .ii • .ir I cq'cl Nu 1·ollt•t llll,.:. W 1•..,t m 111 ..,ll'I & 11 11 n t II l' " 1 · h a r t' :1 l'XP rcq 'cl ~ ,,, i >l l l . l'i Ill:! 1\rm::.l runr.: .\ 11·. 11 \ HOSTESS /Rec pt. f ull linll' l\pph w ith Nam '. ;\I 1 .. :0.1011 \0 ll'Jil c l' l'h x:11 1:;r.o \'fr •)lll·r .... 1.11tl•· worklrtl!. l'Ontls bi a wulP rangl' ol ('1' 11o11tl I n nr.:•· hl.'1ld1ts . -------·_---i ,\pplytiam 12 11o•m da1ly AtlPIF B33-1 44 I or638-076S PBX OPERA. TOR EXJll'r only, mature. de· penda hle. a ble to follow 1ns trul't1ons. Vari1rns hours . Wknds & holulays lnctd . Please apply 111 per:-.on. btwn flAM-tPM. Mon Fri. li!>i W. 19lh SL CM. SIC'll. lor 111"' • .11' 141 l'JI' 1111' 1 l 'h t•\\ ,1•1 \II \' 1\1 ·p\ Ill t .,-.1 l t•l\\llll1 C•1 ~1iH~P 1'1111111 \ ,11 qMll I I 11111p\1' t" .11hl ,., 111•1 , .. ,,1 t·d fli '\\ 1·.11 pl•" ,,., hll ll'l.llh ~I ~I t11 I· \1 1•111 111 w 111 ~ ttl ~ 1 11 t1tf1\tol ll ' I ii ph'.1 .... 1111 111 r111111'1111 i.:, BEAT IMfLATIOt-1! \\'•'.ti' lhl' l.tl P'I 1•\t lt1<.l\I' lkt•l1111 f.1:-.h1ttl\S ('1111 d11< t Iii h1tflll' 1 ..... htlll\ ,hn\!.' \\,.r·kb pr11t 11 I h··· k I 'ol' "' (';II ... 1>h111w 1w1 t'all !K>'.I i llO Bi'. \l I\ lt1 •1'<'\ll lnr F l 1'11111 .... 1lon \1 u"l h•· '" ,., '.!l S.111111 l''ll\'I 1111•1 " IS:l'i Ii t:I CABINET MAKER 11~ Ol.!t. Sl·11:1 .1I 11·•111111•11 \1\1..,1 fh-1111·1\111.111 101 l. ,\ Ix· 1·\1)(•1 llii lll \l 1ll1t..1·11 '1'11111·, 1ouh' 11111 th Cu,L.1 ,\\ P 11 •Int ;,:,1; :1!1:r1 \11 "• .. 1 aH·U \;o 1·olll't l ('111-:1' l'•1rl \11111 . Snqwrl B1·;11 h .11 1•.1 C.ill 11:10 :llll'I .1111.l'\I ('h1ltl t ,111• Ill\ h ilnll I\ I old 1-:11 I ;1 :wf'" I \;\I \11111 I-11 lh' n tr.in.., 1 .111 111.: ~1 u:.l h,11 l ' dc1wnd.1 hl\•1.11 511\ 14XI fOOD CASHIER llat•k l 'p rl'ltd l'a..,h11·r ·• l>u}~ llok ~tu .. l ltt· a\;111 wknib & 1·v1·:.. ~l u:.l 11 .. I IOSTl·:s~. mo111111i.: :.11111 l.'Xpl'r'1I Plea~(' l'<tll 1111' Bllll' ()11lph111 uppl &15·500tl, l·Xl 5i!O ;ur.,,'l \'1J L11l11. ~1•\• pi1rl &·al:h Food Serv. Workers HOTEl A /REC CLK l'rl'I 1·\lft 1 1n 1·n ·d1t '"' '' l11l11 nt.: {.'11nla1\ \1 111 1 1· I Fr ·' n I.. 1· "\ l' " 11 11 1 1 l r I n n LABORERS PACKAGERS & A.SSEMILfRS Many Needed Now'! Qlr & phone a mu:.l 0-tfilIULQ TEMPORARY HELP VOIT, INC. 380 I S. Harbor Sonta A.na, Calif J\n t-:qual Opportunity 1':mplo~1·r M F MANA<i E~t Jo::O.:T PIX RECEPTIONIST I ll'fl 1111 ,111\ .1111 1•t111•n\ ~I' I' I I\ It I \1 1! I II 0 \" \ 111 1 ( h I'\ I 11l1 I Uo\ 1· ,\. 11 11.11 I !"I \l'" p111 I I\< ,II h Ill·. \l l'Y Ol'l-,H \I Cll< S t .1t1111l' fur n ·11l ll.111 lht•t JJI}' !tti:I Uili "''' r,.11.1 {khH•1' p<·rs•1n . \~ lil'\l. \lun I· 11 \I u"t ha'<' "" n t1 .1n' Hl·t1nbur., .. d lur 1111 < .di ht"'n !J til'\I l'11,l.J ~l e'" ;\l c 1ltl"il I ···nt••r l'h<1rmat''. :!i 'l \ 11 t1111a (.';\I l\..\l 1i101> :-; .. wport ~le'·' Sd11111b P 11mc \o\nrl.. :\lu"t h;11<' l'Jr <;110<.I p111mo111111;al opportumt' ,\ ppl~ I-tH•d "'' r \I('(' l fr pl J l\;1 i l'lac.:cnltJ ,\'<" C:11 ... to1 ~l~a 550 J27:l 1 I I 11 I I 171111 I'' t ~d !I 1':111-: Irvine 540-4455 Tustin 731-5731 l'fo:OPL 1-: I' t-:nsoN Exel' nl•t:1I.... p ttme as .. oc.-. tn ~h<ilc!>till' !'>uppl) 1'' u 11 y c a Ill l a II lt' d 612 ll~I. Immediate opening ror a 1tec,·pt 1onis t PHX Operator. Must have typ· ing skills or 50 wpm a nd 6 monlhs recenl work ex· penence prefera bly as a reccpt1on1~L Will adct l'lcric a l s upport t o pt>rsonnel. We can offer :in cxcrllcnl s ta rting sala r y with liberal rn nJ:e benefits. Please opply rn person . i\11t111111tl I\,. '""' 111 1.111 "''"•I• m•1•1I, twlp ~ual Oppor l::mplo) er CIVIL EMGlt-IEER Full prt t1mt'. UI all lor ll(Yl')o'.l. depend" hli' pcopk 111 Reli~f Auditor BEAUTY OPERA TOR T1111 w ,1i.;1 ' 1i.11il l.111· 11w !'ih'a11w1 '• 1·11i: p.11 nt1·1 ... hullt'I ' I'-f1<th,h1" 1111 huh ll't \ fl ,1111p11101I' I fll'i I., 11111 , pli k \Ip o\ ii. lt\l'I\ \\)1'\\,11 '\ pc1.,11111n ts upt·n fut Jll '''l'"r1t•n1 .-rl 01..el.l'up . 1111,1 for ,, nt·"' m<1k•·up tt·nll't 111wntt11! c,11< n Op 11<11 \unit~ !111 a1h .inn· m l'nt i.!1111 N l'W purl l'1·n11•1 t. \ \.1;671 l>l· ... 1 ~n1·r l. .i lt-ul..it nr \Ion.ii<\ 1-: Sin l "" In<. 11128 Fulkrton \11 (' :\I l>lfi )\~\~ • n ,t-: ''\I 'It<, 1• 1 .. nso" :>; E I. . \\ .1 11 I 1• ii hou~1·\\ '' c'. 1·c•ll•'l!C i.:1rb. f'.Arn t11p w .1)!l''- 1 an1Jt1:> hn11r :-. .\\a il :M~I lo:.t\l' 11v.11 11.ill!-~ U~I~ lk•h'l'r\ Rl'"P ~omJn 2.'J J.'> ,pt·Jk~ En~ . \ ah tl tln1 Cl ., Ill· 1157 H555 l>t•h 1 "r & SJ It·, Permanent /P /Time v.ork in our print ~hup & D .L Cl L Call bl\\ n X & 5 Mon e-~r• thru fl I r) 11; i!h!l:J or .. t1m.. S.il opt•n S:in S.16 i \O!I (.'lcml'nll' Inn. ltl:! filOJ 1.,..nd1.capc Fnrcmun. l'X· jX'r. :.alar) lll'J.!Ol1abk. 9'J7 26211 ~1 AT lJ H E \V 0 M A N JI t 1 m l' l 11 \\ t' 11· o m •· nl•v.1·11mcrs & 11111lad mcrchJnL'>. Fli '11111' hrl> Ncctl car. 1111· t} pin~ S.H J095 ,!11:1~1 I l.1rhor HI. l ' \\ h IS 1\1:111 Gen1:rul lle\p ----- LEGALSECHKfARY Corporillion. Exper'cl Newport Center t).to-08<.tO ~auty Operator l'o">lllnn oiwn fur .i I ull ll rn... r .... ia 11 ... 1 "ho ·' Jll'l''-"n to a:..~1sl faci.i\1!-<l '.; 1• 1• ti 1 • n l' r l' i: <' I 1 < • 111·r'.'>onahll'. \\lltlll'll lo wot k :J lo I hr' per du) }o~\,111\l~hlnJ.! ~ !'>Cf\'ll!lllf. I unl'hl'llll routes Earn u 11 In S:lll pl'r day. I Will guaranll'c S75 llr~l "1•<•k 111 ... tart. > FULL OR P /TIME 6-IOPM llOl 'SEC'Lf:1\Nl"o1C: S\' nd' llo nmcn lo work " llml' 'I uel> lhru Fri I'S 3. fi75 •~:$ hnrned. Openinqs . . NC'cd (!JI fll'Oph· lo v.ork Sl:n11·1• nt•t'<I~ ;.i mb1l1011~ ---# t_.c;:al SN"Y· Expcr :? } r!'> m m Xlnt lyptnJ:, no ~h. Sal $!150+. Cull 752·25111 •MEDIC•L RECEPTIONIST TREMDATA CORP. AVON t-IEED EXTRA CASH? ka1 rull).('1 an• l!•HHI ht1UI' .1 1-1• f11·x1h h• "lw11 111u n • .1 n ,\ \ (\ N n · l'rl''I' 11 1at11I' (',di ~,111 ;1~11 111 'l.1•1111 h 7 1:1~1!1 l\uh\'ill\ .. r n11l1·;!l' r.:11 1 O v l'r111 ~·hl & -.oml' "k111h 1;11orl ,,1l.11 1 :\111 ... 1 h.1\1 "1, 1.111 ;..in n .1h\,1lh•1. 14 \r ohl ht11l,l't ll'·"""t: Fl m .d 1 ,,, Utll• ,,1 \II It\ l "' lf<l<Hl'"ll B \ II \ s I I I r n F .1 'I Bluff at 1•.i, .I 1 l11hl1 1·11 i x "' 11111 :! l:l > 151'\I \\kc1;11' on\\ h·lll 1701 111 1>1:1 :11~15 . l\ok l•r ) \l o1tt11" s.111· ... 1ad) r um1: l ' \I hakt•ry 1·:i..pi:r p11•I II 5411 :1031 2C~I :'><"' 111irl C<·nl<'r "t'\\ port lll'h 1; 11 fiti7 l Beauty Op~rotor 1'0:.1 1 1111\ (or :! :\l.\Nll'l'lllSl':o... \111:-l h,t\'I' t''l'l'rll'lll l' l \Ill t lnll' ~U!'>t h;ivt• l'M MAii> FflESll 8!}1 7077 I '11•1111111..: \\11111('1\ v.111111·<1 In llll .1rt•;i ::,.I h1 ttlU~l ha11·1mn 1-.11 !Ktll Klilh l>t::NT,\I. ORTllO CLl':lll\ 1-·011 1n : \I.Tl\ l'hall !ol dl'. l'X[ll'f §.i Urnnl!l' Co. arl'a lor !-<Is. b.nJ:ll ~h s pl·ak1nr.: gal. St:fVI CC' & f,\l'O.I he lp f"'ull ltml'. ·~·011 ::OS\o;+Car • ;\lu~l hav1· \;ihd Ci1l1 f ex pen~l' Call M••f.:J.!11' un 1er:.lil'. 557 000!! l!arn Up to $7 Hr JIOLSF:KEEPEH. prdc•r No 1-.:xpt•r . Neccs::. Iii c 111 Wnrkini: c pl & lt11"h11nl ( hwllt\IC' S<1lnn ~Ml N1•\\ IHll l l\•nkr I Jr "\ 1•v. porl H<•aeh B~ovty O~rator :! \!'>"'''·•nh (or hu'' ..,,1l1tn Wtll l ratn ,\hn ·I Sh;1mpnn ~1rl c;11111I wa~r' ~ "I'll"'' 111111 \ 1111 ·''";\Ill l'flll'\11 Hit ha rd 0111•lll•ll1• :O-.Jl1111 :!I Ml "\1•\\ 1111rl l 't·1111·1· U1 ~l1111orl lkadl •BIKE STORE• \ '" ''' )I" n a i: c.: r r 11 r Sl'hw1nn '1 1:J l1·1 S al SICl,IUO !'t1u ... I h.1\I p1 Hlr lnkc met·h;1n1r cx1H.·r 111 a .. w n• !Wt 59tl7. FllOIJ S'lllHr;, p.tt l l~I),'\ 11 ·,.l?,~Y~1 01 I' T . 11m1• \l11rn, ,11 Sat & )' l\ Call61-21t.-6 751-9790 !.chi. boy 5 day "'k. ow n ·----rm &. TV Nun·~n1kr. Yv'. llB 5366221 ~un Slo( k, 1 IWl'I• 1,11,ll'I. n1':'.\T,\L GHOt:I' Prac ~·tr~ ~:! .10 hr -.1.1 r t liceo mNc~pl Bc.:h nl'cd., .• 111 1151 fioni olfu:l' hf'lP ror a cell> 1·11n1rol & dental in,,ur '1u'\ hJ\l' fl'Ct'O\ C'XfJl'r 1.10 1122 General OHtre HOUSEWIVES II O U s 1': K 1-: r·: r E I< • s $ S $ S $ $ Malurc rul!hl shirt 1.1 7 r all 1' here & :11.thuui:h tl ~ ::i~~·" l ho m c.: · c M m ay be t'arl} 1t s tim e to CLERK "'•'W rmn ('tr r111.1111 1al 111 m '' l1111 k1nl! £111 1•111 p l11\ l'l' 111 h .111cl It• 11 11,t n•l..ill'll l1n;1n1 1,11 JI 11\flll'" l\lt-.IO<''' l'' 1wr hl•l plul hut v. 111 1r.1111 .1ntb1t1nt1' .11 l"UI ;1lt• 11\d ll \l ;1n\ I'll h \' I\ 1• ( I I • (.' I' I , . l R 0 :'ll•·w pot I l'1•n1t•r l>r. ~ £\ !>ti uw J '-k for Sand)' I hlt•mau CLERK !-,harp w numlwr!'> Call&l2 r~;I() COCKTAIL D~T AL RECEP'T \t.ttun• woman, cxpe r nnh <1 1, days, LaJ(unu "c.Jrh o\n4 ·85ll or sl;irt maktnf.? .. omc exlr a HOUSEWORK c;cn 'I 2 cash ror CllHISTM >\S day., v.klv 11v.n tran'P Time L1fl' L1hr.1r1c~ ha:-Hl'f.., M \ ho me :0.: U lhe finest & one or lht• hi:l 1826 IT!Ol>l proftt ab h.• p t1m1· -----1obs a'all Wt• olfrr ;l ll'ikpr Llcook,ll\t''" lor D~T A.L ASSIST :;tufts J>t>r d uy to fit Into m n l u H 1· p I Jt cf!'> t::x p 'd e n dod o n tic . your :o.chrdulc, :1 bu:><' K332J82a(l llam Cha1rs1clc 11s:.1st nd'd rull hourly wal(t' + .1 com 1!13 llt?i-1 ----- time for \cry busy 1'pt m1ss1on & a n "lnl bo nu.., lmmran<'l' Jo'ree Bc.:h practice. Xlnt oppt. ~~al~.rn vel. F lime " Ac:d A.ut to S 1100 for riJ(hl l(irl. Non·b mkrs TIRE OOFTltE PC'rso n whn cnn a ss1:-.t in only.~al\&44~~5___ ROUTINE" all tm •a!' of 1·11mm'I pro· r>lCTi\TIUN MACHINE THlSJOH IS FOR V<llJ' perly & l'a!lu ully will TRANSCRIBER; Xlnl CALl US NOW A'l' lond this lo1> ,;pol. /\bo for mlcrvw :ippl ------ busy Dr .., M ed rrs pon, t• n l' r I! r t 1 r . p l' r s o " -w front orr c·xrwr . .in Hrs w k. h c n r l1t:... Ca ll 641i 3!)0:J STANDARD MEMORIES DIVISION LIQUOR CLE HK P 1l1tlll'. over 25 N 1i:hls &12·65:J7 Mac:hinist ILathel Wanted im mcd '.!\'rs l'-C ix·r Own tools./\ L Z In· d ustnPt0. l)a\'s 9i9 11233. 1:o;, (':,.. 615·6588. MAC HIM I ST J ob shop cxpn ~t ill m ac h1n1!il. s hor t r un. commcrrwl v. ork. 5 day. 50 hr v.k. Paid vac-a uons & holidays i,:roup 111 suranc·c CA PITAL MAClll:'>!l-:S. 16-\2 1'.:. Edmf!cr , S. /\ 541 265:! ----- MA.CHIN I ST i\tE Dll',\L ASSISTANT !\1 <1tur<' wom;~n. bat·k 11f fl<:<' Urolo~y . T ypinJ?, ~tcnh11ni.:. 1n-.uran< •· t•v per rcq 5-\8 22·\7 ~1 !-'. D I C J\ t, T R A N S · CRIBF.ll Da>tlmt' hri. .• exp nl't.'<lcd for 1m m etl o p<•n 1n i(. l\ppl'I 1n per!>on S:m Clcmcnle Gen I Ho:-.p . f.S.S C.Amino /\n Applied Magnetics Co 3400W. Scger strom Santa Ana. CA 92701 An Equal Opportunity EmployerM/F de los Mure:-. San <.:!cm PlllLATELIC EXPERT ldenury & catalog older cl.Ass1cal s lamps a nd describe stamps, price them & prepare list for sales, correspond wilh overseas s upphers & Medtl'al Grov. tnlt Medical l'UStomers. negotiate de · Supply :\HJ?, nt·c<ls n(':Jl uh. Must ha,•e e:'tlensive J>t>rson rnr pos1l10n 10 1'h1 l11tr llc knowledge. p rnd ucl1o n. NQ C)o.pc r ~ ~~~·~f~!{r Ed~~~: ncl'C!'>!>ar y, 7;'i l 4!l20, \ Ad 'd r b 8·5P:\1. nsk tor Sh•phan1c wns pa1 or Y emplQycr. MEN ror LA Ti m~s home . d e li ver y I ll c .M .Pressmen & Bindery S300i $350 11 c r m o . Traint.-es. l':le~rt Bch-uo 1740 C .M . pr1nt1ng co. "'"' ' 64lMJ621. Mc!lsengcr & ml s·'·p-.-.--h ____ ed __ _ Uankini.t TELLER BOAT BUILDERS Wt'st."1a 1\ Corp h e!-< 1m med. opcnnl!" WAITRESS I .cam In 40 hr!! lhl' molt excH•nJ!, 1Zlomo11rou11 . h111hl)' paid 11rnf<·'' 1>11~· or C\ t' •wsi;1on" Plu1·1· m«nt as:-110.,l (in.xi }oh np µor. ty p111t . E x per. helpful. Sll-8095 l"ce. Jobs. Cull Chris. but not rn~c. Freil s. 1.IME' 1 IF"" 540-~5. Coastal Person 4 ' • r. nrl Al(ency. 2790 Har bor Jum cs ln i;uran ce LIBRARIES Blvd C M TOP PAY Growtnll. Co..,la Me!!ll mrg company is lookm~ for u s k illrcl all ·nrou nd mac.:h1nisl Mu st hnve mini mum 5 y r !\ t>X pcricnl'e on lil'tup and ~hort run pun1·h pres11, rhul'kt-r, m i ll. la the Company puld hlmcnts anil holldnys . E .O. 1':. Coll642 8W I cl'llDnt'l>u!I ofril'e worker. ,time el~ want • over Needed for pa rt time t.8. Apply m person, 693 p o!l ltinn. 11.tm·3pm. S. Coast Hwy, ·Laguna Marin e rs Suv 1n~s 1:-. st'cktnf.! a <'r rl'{I d Apphcanh must hr wtlhn.: ln work snml' S.Als. Xlnl !ooalurv. work mi: cond<o & 1>t.•ncri1s, in d ud dt'nlal PltoseCall li H I o\94 750G for .tppomtml.'nl F,qual Oppor Employer ------- GI'.: LC OAT T O\ ;c I H 11' SAIL SF.AMSTR ESS ~:s INTER CA RP i':NT EllS Brokeor's Ucrlcc. f,ng. Equal Opp Emplyr M/1'' ' . . llc h . Call Mau r ine __________ ,, _________ _ E LEC. PLUMHl-:RS 1-:XTER J1,\lt OW1\fH: llradl t'y . 49•1 1087 or -------- MILL'1f:N DIESF.L ~I ECll1\ "I/H'S Min l ~r l':qwr Mui.I ha\ e ov.n loo ts Apply 1n person . 27!i Ml'l.'ormtek Me,C.~I Coll714/751·9' 94 So Co ll (.:ocktnll WallrO"t-s, Inc . \7922 Sk y Park RI. S te C. Irvine. Cu 927 \4 S<\9 30511 EOE ----- 1.)ISHWASllER Ai>PIY 1n per$0n. Mui· doon'11 lrlsh Pub. 202 NeWl>OrtCtr Dr. N.n. ---~.........,.....~~ 10.A T CA.RPEMTY Cocldoll WoltrHI Fm1sh work. Anproic 2 Dratts~n $900 ,. You're21 or over,you'rc ,...,,... .... ,.hT'"ch to$1200 weeks work startma O<"t "''-"'"" " .. the model ty~. out go1n1J ~cret.ant!tl $900 s. Top pay. Qualified un & attra ct. You're look'I Rece.,pt1Typlst $"1SO GEN'l LABOR lnsuranee LA.RG.E IMSUR.AMCE COMPANY llas lmmt'Q~ll1on lrnne Pel°s')nncl Agency loat MClllUfactwi g BUT you have l\llle or no 488 E ti\.h Co!lia Mesa " e xp . El T o r l t.o Su1te224 642·1410 DOWN EAST Westminster needs yo\I. -----_.. Apf.IY In peraon T\lell· ~~--..---. URGDITL Y MEEDtD Mu.t have phone & rello· blc lransportal1on IA>nlt & shorl term a ssi!ln menl.S Holiday & vaco· \ion pay Hospitahzullon plan avail. •WAllHOUSIMIH •STOCK CLUICS •SHIP JUCllVIMG •FOliUF'I' <>PIS IntervlcWA 8-3 Mon· Frl APrLV P!RSOMMEL SECY Challen~lng oppor fo r outgolnit lnd1v w1•blhly to meet the pubhc. 2 Yrs office e xper. 50 wpm. Heavy phone11 F igure aptitude. UMDIRWR1TIMG. ASSIST A.MT PART T IMI': lmmcdialc 011cnin1t In CO.ta Mesa office Sav lni;s ond Loon or bank expe rience preferred . MIA t. he willing to work Salurdoy11. Excel lent aalary, worklnJZ condl· Uom1 and benefil11. Call or apply at branch. AMERICAN SAVINGS ~ Sunlt<WNr Ave ~ta le• 1\fr. Kulienca 9i9·0800 Equal oppe>rtun)t)' mployetMIF Ila~• .omelhln.' to etll? Oaulfl~ adS do Jl w~ll. Fr . t -12 or 2·4. 15042 DUFTSPltlSOH YACHTS Gotdenwesl Scvt"r•I required Vnrted ----1arct\ltectur~l·c•~1n•\fY ~ l2', 31, It 45, COLLE.GI 1•xpe?r helpful. Jr~lne llll•lilill SA1LIOATS ... ~:e'::is a~. Me·~. • Opcntna• for cxper'd PRAFTSMArt ror El•c· ll41 c Dri Elt'CtMclana, Plumber11, Supgte1nonl your In· t.ri.c&l Comwt Ena °'" _.,.. •• C•btMt. Makers. Line c 0 me · W 0 r k 0 n Expc 1 UahtlnJt · 546-4741 Carpenter•, 11.ardware l~c\eP.1hone. Guaro ... ~teed cHsl:1:u\\OI\ & ~::!': CAcl'Olt From mt ur Y wa11• plus ·~nus. rnun1c11tlon O•t tiu. Or~•C<>· A\rport) ao:; tal le bencfilt. 4 E. l1\h m. Suite O, ~(\ br\thHUm41 orcatl Equa,l()ppOr !!:mploycr Day won wk, C.O.ta Mesa. 846·4too_ _ 0.1• Kio••• ·• ASJQC. -- Apply at COMPANION over 65. 2'700 S. Coat ltw. Ste 1, Oif\ibam Girl hou.e<:lnl '700 E. Alton, S.A. w/car, to ab•r• CdM Cd ?tf. Ca . 9 2 4 2 4 ae~lct hds wol'OA!n p/t, home W•a&tl\f. Rm " '714 6M G6l!IO topS. car nec:tu·S113 IOOIOCHPER P/C boanl 11 nominal 1aa\ary ~ fai l l 4.._w in th• Haw. -;;;;thin y;. ;;;t' Nttdtd for CPA off Sal to rlQht penon. ~Ill• <Ir Wut. • a Dally P ilot to 11' Cl~stfied ad do open.Coll&44 020S d•> Pht73'412S C111s~1n~Ad 6'2 Siit. ttwel\.642 , 2 Yrs bU11lnen e"~r 1·2 Yrs of colle•e· Comm'l ralln« e:xper. helpful FILE CLERK W\ll train ~~lcnllouA lndlv. MAt..,...•MCI MIC HAMIC Will tnln In bulldln11 ~~ons. Muat be flo~· tb\c. Apply Jn Person SANCO 9Mm .ce COfllPCl'IY l'JSTO Brookburtt F. Vly 8.30am4pm Mon fri F.qua\ .Oppor Einploycr ---- ----- M u s t JH o v 1 d e own _nc_a_c_h_. ------- trans po rt at io n . C all Irvin e S aving s 114:7~·6456. EOE 9"C1lity As~· h11pecton I MA.CHl.-.E O,ERATOR S mall precision 11v. 1ll'h components. 0 1.>t<rJ1Lt• venetv of m11ch1nes in clud turret lathe. vertl· cle m ills, punl•h press. & drill press. Short run pro ducl1on, small s hop, doy:. only. M/F. Good vls u11\ 5c l•---------1 manual dexterll.Y. Elc c· MGMT. TRAINEE tronics background. 6 RET "'IL STORE Yrs min. exper. Call ST.ACOSWITCH IMC. l 139 Baker ~ta Mesa 549-3041 Equal Oppor Employer "' Carol, 581·3830. Xlnt Immediate opcnlnas In benefits. M.V. area. this area for mana ae· •----------_. ment train ee,._ _________ .. salesclerks It p /tlme Real Estate Salesperson 11aJesperson. I 000/o COMMISSIOM We furoi•h de:Jk - Apply al 2405 Laguna tnlepbon.-secre\al')' & 11111'1 Mall Laguna Hills. help. RA.DlO SHACK A TANDY CORP. E.O.E L.ACASARLTY 41)5.1110 eve: 8:U..o'7S1 RF'..AL ESTATE MACHINE OPR HURSES AIDES *SALES* E~per. in operotm1 drill /\II Shifts. Good beno. ae.l Estate ,.\eapeopl ~as. ll\1'ht6 " mills. Aj>ply GarUeld Conv . oPe.fl your rutuN. Let mlc~~er~t?~ c~1;:,~ Ho1~p. 7781 Garflold Ave. ~~.!r~~n~o ~m::l Know I ed g G o t baa I c ,_n_. B_._34_7_96_7_i _E_.o_._E_. --riam t6 yens in Ol'lnt math. Some too\1. OfflCI CLEllK Coonty. CAU Clal • o Qlll ror appointment W •tr en a\ I\~ A lndu.Winl Relations Full time. XJnt typln« ESTATE by M<"VAV. t714t4f4-940l skill• +do (lltna & C714)14~'l1' telt'pboM """· Nr o.c. •---------' TB.0..IC/ALT.AUl ~A11'PO--'-'_rt ..... _1s_H_1_60 _ __..._1Real Elt..ate Saltt Peop L..-o leech waoted. Up to toll Equal OpJIOl" l!:mployor SELL ldle item• w1U1 a comm. •pl.I'-Nwpl D~l1 P1\ol C\aulfl d Ad. Ml-8614 ( a tC n s ' y d ~ • Hefp W.t.d 7 I 00 Hetp W...t.d 7100 Help W.ttd 7100 Help W.tM 1100 Antiquea 1006 ......... 900& Monda • S. r.m~r 20. 1177 DAIL y PILOT ••••••••• •••••••••••••• •••••••••• ••••••• •••••• ••••••••5··~·L·l··5·••••••• ~:~t:·:~::;~··~·P~··;:;1 ••••••••••••••········ .. •••••••••••••••••• ••••• Mltctltaeeoua 1010 Misc.It~ 1080 ec.eUanewt 1010 PRODUCTION TYPIST IBM SELECTRIC II A * TO OUR CUSTOMHS * .................................................................... . Nuw lll~ruJlinM •h•'f' tram Su11•·rln1 An!lwrr • WA. 11.JTED iau1blt101i1 moQ to at• I ina ~rvkt', ~ f. 1 llh WE .a.a! CLOSING OUT ~" hArdwarv, Wc>la &. •bop M, me a. U1>9\11n, CM A TOP CAStt DOLLAR •quip. lu lodu1l'I llC• T•rdlou s•s OUR ENTIR! UNI! Of PA ID FOR Y 0 U It cowiu Avai to U:M> 1>41t ,.... Ori f I Plant Jt:WELRY, WATCH ES. wk No ••jMtr. II c Call W•llt lo m1tll~ mon•>., en a en ART OBJECTS. OOLD. t'un 1ou 11«"11 on \hl' E p t Et ' SIL.VER SERVICE. Mr ffruw11,76M1l:t.4 vhc>n1?TopSlnourbW1I CJCJ 0 S, C Jo.INE FURN. 4t AN· * UNUSUAL COLLECTION * Wing Out I 0,000 Pieces H9d 8'ow. I. H..t 0....-.hd GEAMAM GLASS 1900.1930 1.o; Jw."tfl<'~ aC'curalu T ypl5l \mm tl tdy. 70 wpm <musl 1 SufloW Ol'ttclu.r w11n&ed Ol'N. «Mii 3030, Hk lor ova 3600 POTS AVAIL.AILI TlQUES.645-2200 nuud d &4:111• pay av11ll. Full Ray ---SOfM W.W C ... ttme t•mplo)'inc:ut. t.xp -nuPHOHe s.UH LUGGACii T ACiS GLAISIS. PITCHMS, PL.A TIS P!RFUMES. VASES. ETC. Putt umt-or full tlmt· ~xccllt·nt Work uw Corullllom AN>l ~ Ill l•t.1 ~on Orancae Coad Dally Piiot no .... hy St .. Coete Me .. A~k for J>aul Word An f7,qua1 Upp<>rluntl)' bmployt:r ~ln'ft 1~ 711" s.i ~ rcr hr • l"omm KAIHLH•S FIHE ARTS, IMC. trom yo\IJ' buatnea1 card. Srnm•ttu•• oxp 1\, rm· A1.bO nr~t P':rson for hu· 2tl4 Mew,ort llvd., Cott• MeM Send one card for each h..il~Jlll'l.111 rn.tnul. Ml1ll t\I ·k .. & d'"llYtlfY rh 642 ~,o~ lag plus one spar.. We ,,, c u.. " : ·~ ~ return permanent!! •~111o1I. t~111Cll1th Apply llro W65 um u Placunlla, c M. - ' -tealed auracti~e ua tM.2 )IOO. Telephone Sale& M.rchlftdlM ............ 8050 11tr•P· meelin1 1llrhne Nct•d Moot•Y SU SU $SS ••••••••••-•••• ••••• •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• l.D. requirement.a. Pr•· Hct• $4.SO Al A•thcxlk Makn WOftehrM Pre1txt1 KAIHLU'S PIM! ARTS. INC. 2134 MtWJ*i llY4.. C .... W... "9:641-eHOl SICUTARY ~twk ~n Poon• nuw ~~~. Antl-t IOOS S'l'OREWIDiSALE vent loas & then ! For o MWPT CMTI 1111111 9 :lO A.M. t.o J•·"" ••••;';';'••••••••••"•••••• New & uAed furn appl'~. pcf'1!0na1Jzed tas enclose <Jut~tundlu" "··ty "'"'tfod AM, ~.30 P.M. t.o. 8 30 misc. Wilton'• 8araain wallpaper. fabric or ~!!!~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' for0 bu.,y '"1':w urr1ce PM Phone 646-4z2ll 01 Wonderland Nook. Ml 6114 W. 19th. "Day Olo'' paptr & wel,;; <Oonrr.al r mil ' bUlllnt',!! (.'C.lme "° .ZS-0 F.. 17th St. CM. Ma-7t:I06541·1262 wlll back It ll'lm your ....acel Planot 6 OrcJam 1090 ..... w.w ltOO,HetpW•ttd 7100 ~r:u.-tlcl') Muttt b1• In Swt.oO,<.:o.taMe~a-Of Antiques! tap. Or try two c•rds lnstrumeMI 1013 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••• • •••••••••••••• ••••••••••• •••••••••••• 11• t 11 1 d HU OE ware ho u • e * *I BUY* * bM:k to biclc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• "uen. we orl(an "\' Telephono Tuol Room • " PRICES: r1ANO, contempor:srv xlot typ1at Work vaned ~1tl~·l-.:11rn to $20.000+ crammed with over SOO Good uaed Fumlturt & Geaor3/~ THUM r ET. $l o o W;.ilnul upright. Xlul. RET All SALES !-.ales po '\1t10 n ~ 1n yatlf piunl, hun.lv.-~rc, plumhtrlL' & cl~C'lrical. 1it1:1n.it:n & panchn~ dtpl s Eltpan<l1ng Co. s&tks ft'/T s1:1 1t·sptoplt. F tCo. bt:n~fits . Xlnt adv:rnccmt:nl op- porturubcs. Appl) .1t & 1nlc.'res11n1. l>eautllul llLocaUon.'I OrangeCo musk boxei,;, nlckelo· Appllance1-0R l will 4/Staicstt.&Oes CLARINET $50. Gd $500.213"5S3·82'70d):. ofhc1•s, salary com 4' L.A. Great benefits. dam pianos. circus or· seUorSELLforYou 6 9t.ap$1.~eu. Cond.M0-7180 monsura~ "1th •b1llly i.ecur1ly & rapid 11dv1n· 11an~. wall clocks. MASTUSA.UCTIOM 10ormoreSl.40ea --. Sohmor Bab)' GnntJ b40 UklO l'••mcnt. Cell llepubllc i;nndtathcr clocks. Salee Tu lncludctl Custom made ,\ltec Voku P11ano. r efloished . Uii1tr1butor<J, Inc. Mr raacin11hng antiques. 64M686 & lll·f625 NO CARD ? of the th1:nlr(• I'\ Olbsun walnut 11000 Beat offer O"erSl,000.000Worlh -----GPA IOOHD head Horn; 4117-4210 Secretary. Ncwporl Roy.7i 4i83HMWI. Amenr1in Intern11llooul LOVELY Draw your o~'Tl or send &monltorcnblnct Great ------- 8edch conaulunK firm 1'ow Tru1:k Orivera e-<· Oallene1; lBO'l·T Keuer LlkeNew1'Sora name. address, phone & cond $850 Maestro Ebony Spinet P111no. :.c~k!> !>1:Cr l'lll f)i per"d Top pay Apply, 1ng St.. Irvine. Tt'I SlOO 9632082 we'llmakeone cardper Phase s hifter $100 bcaut.tonc.Wllldellver. RcHarch .tb!ill•l.int G&WTo\\1nj1, IOOOlrvm1: 754·1777. Open Wed lhru , -l..iit Add 2Yeach. .in-~ tsootb~toffer.64~18 Sal 9 ,i\Mlo• p•r Visit'. 3 drJwcr ~1ern.:h Pro\1n Send check or rrwnc\ ur· ---POfiition rcquarci. t-u·cp AVl'.Nli642 l~:I ~ '" ci.il drci.i.cl l);irlr. detlO: · Conn Alto Sai.. ).Int cond. SportfaqGoods 8094 tmnal 1latu.ucal lyp111.: , -• 1 I b -"' I PILOT PRl~luG ~""' llklll!I und ability with fOW TRUCK Or1\•er DecoEng.Jmport.s.Beaut w11nut 11ua ·-· rvrne, "'" ,...vv. ••••••••••••••••••••••• needed. Exp'd . only Sideboard. dreuera, 2 S52·17llO • P.O. Bolt 1560 &«-umatt.lipm Winc butera. Model NATIONAL LUMBER & SUPPL y fi~ures. Re<:cnt collel(l' t::.;11 &l6-1163U to s. Mon end tbls. Sac! 673-2332, Drexel •arne labl~ Costa Mesa, Ca. 9'.!626 Office Fumltun & --1200. l!O K•UMti pump shot prefcred. Adv11n cemcnt thru t•ri 631·0133 " a-.1..-..t 80 S aun $116 . .Model 290, 11em1 potential. 640·0755 --------w rrddcnza $500. (714} Dinette table, 42 inch dia. _,...,...-... 8 »UlO, 22 cal. rifle $60 I' 122 lrookhuot St-,.eet, H.I. ~~~--~~~~ITraantle Sates -Fa~t AppliancH 80 I 0 768·5737 marble top with four ••••••••••••••••••••••• JO 30 rubber action 16.5 HaJo..Wanted 7100Het-Wanted 7100 (~rc1w1n•• Di"str1bul1un ••••••••••••••••••••••• ch-'-.Q.uallltyco"•truc· MOVl...all'!!..5.a.LE All new. 1li 0 ll i·n box . •• :-r ••••••••....•..•••.•• :r .....•.....•.••.••. S!CR!TA.ltYfTYPIST ... HERCULO.... au• .... "-A Co1 p. now hiring to han " tion, built t.o last many Desks, 13S·S'75. chr~ nil never fired. 002·4900 SALES Needed for Y:..cht s:.;lt!s die cumm'I & lndust'I * * '* 8' Sofa• Loveseot Ytaf'I PlO. 631·3'74 after styles $5·$35, dratlmi: i - -· firm. 5 l''ull days a wk sales accounts. Top pay. BOTU r11c•ir s I .. ,. 5 or week ends tbls $75, letter & legal 81, :_.~ad o. 809 REAL ESTATE HUMTIMGTOM BEACH Are you an ;1rt1st1c, ~nowlcdgc of houl•nl! licnullts Ad\aoctimonl ArnoldR •11 " ~ .., files $30·S80 reception rwFt. Stereo 8 t·ront1vc encrgclil· nomencluture nee ~.50 Cul1Mr.Harr1s,8911-4411tl 1,,•5carn'lo•11Dyr. Cutfftfltlmlture CARPET 12xl5 Hi-lo room furniture, work ••••••••••••••••••••••• pcr:son who hko!t lhlnllS P"r hr. Cid I 541Mf373 or -----..... .. 186.'I Harbor Blvd. CM 1ha1. multi color yellow, E 11 t t 11 '·I t Id v ·11a 's T -.1 • R&R M Lauwia &sach b _ _. • 00 d · tbla. xcu en ~ys um a~ Wf! ·~r .. mi: • o i l!t' 645 (j(j()IJ. ransnwlltOft an .. 845·6151 r•nu new .1 · pa In· C.E . SURPJ.US as '--aut1ful lurninture Office munai,:cr lll tlunt· lt•a·'lng Je w" I ·r wlshe• ------You are the winner or -l"d B dbl S ( • -""' " ~ l ·' Must havo ex per and 4 Tlc:kets to tM e · rown, · o a FURNITURE piece. Mttgnovox stereo }ngton ~.~ch I~ lookl~~ full or p1Ume help in· SECRETARY own tools. xlnl workln~ Hlde·a·bed.Llkenow. ~~,ad.cond.$35. 900We&ll9thSL.CM ~lewlth8t~ack;,An ~~tc~::~l~::r~~~;'.r~ ~~i;:'~a~:~~~~~-Expr. Coulructbion Dept .. bc~nn·~flltt!o. n .. ~;.._2P5a31Y ·0~ lr-•IMHtlar_:est 4fr7.~:~ves 631.2771 631-2570 uque.i:eproducllun Ory 8 year or more J t•an ur ---__ _. Orange Co. ulld<'r. Good " ~ .. .,..., Fes 'fm Hollywood bed makes in· Sink ca bl net. $550 fer you 24 other So Calif Sale~ tvping req'd. 833 9331 548 2288 -----Farruly Entertainment. Double bed. Like oew. lo t~ bedi with in· I B l't{ E L E CT R l C new-2\'ii years old-$35\> locations. nationwide re A FUTURE IN s~RET .a.RY TRUCK DRIVER Oct. 1and2 $50. nersprlna maUresses + TYPEWRITER $250. orocrer. Irvio•. M2-1190 ferral coverage, xlnt ;id ~ A Woodbndge in Irvine 497 3705 evenln°s · 2 bolsters. Used very lit-968.2665 v.ertlslng pro l(ra m. COMMODITIES GlrlFrlday:Accts Paya Mlllll be O\cr 21. Call (CulverDr.at. --· " u $75 ?Sl-484 Adrnlrall9''colorTV. bonua p11y proi.:rum to The mve:.lment ofloday. ble Accts. Rece" able Between B·S, at 54().()5()1 D11rranca ) It.al. Prov. Couch. good e. • " O · ah 1087 Good coodltioo, S'7S. 80%. Expanding co with l':um ;in average mon· pa):roll, Invoices, i.om~ T RUCK DRIVER P lea:.e c:all 64.2·5678, Ext. cond. Sl 2~. 2 Fireside Hyt.ek wa\el' eondlUoner •••-.. •••-•••••••••• 962--4990 management op1-><>rtunl thlymcomeof$3,000 plus typ\og & recpt. SfiOO +. 333, lo claim your green chra SU••· wit.llkenew.SSOO. "Zen.ith,colorTV.xlnt ty. Manager paid on open a~ a broker with one or depending on exp. for Lite ftru<'k dnv1nl(, !o!d hct..ets. 830·3718 (n4) 8.2'7-1818 * * * cond. si75, escrows lmml.'d open the nation's fast.eat grow· saLI loft &l2 5675 opp or )nl! · ai.:i:rei.i.ive 493-5472 lnR,S. For confidt•nllul in mtt flrm11 Call for appt. SECR""""/\R-Y -P .--, m:.in w, knuwleditc of * * * NlW ~as.~ovhoode, 11elf2 cleaninldg, LY'!fl trn.d..., tervlew c .tll KEN 714-159 0421 · . r.i • to rts.~ Or& & LA. Counlie:i S,..i1kor me..... • yrs o · 71.22SunllghtDr. HACKWORTH HofmaM Ka•OftGUqh rnaJor R.E. firm open an.: Must be neol. rPf"s nee. . Con~ary $12.5. Crystal chandalier. HunUniton Beach S.169832 !)la! :1301 ... • .. h c ln CdM. Opportunit y to apply Ill pci snn blwn w.a.sHER DRYER (jfil, Bedroom set $25, misc. lncld dresser, YouaretheWlnneror ~~~~~~~~~ "ewport ac: • CL learn about reul e1tule 8A\l & Jl/\M, US(\ Cast-~ & Chinese hooked rugs. :: -Type min 60 WPM. uig c;orp , !)6S W. IHlh, F\J\est a.II cycle deluxe M STSACfUFJCE 675·1331 4Tidcttstothe R I "'·t l S 1 n SALES clerk for dairy, aa· iborthand preC'd. Salar.)' ''M. •A2.7812 model. Perfect condiuon S 169.00 · l"ble HwvHt ca ....., 0 e a HJ>et'1IO st mgr mulltrc person '"' ,.. S12S h 751 4488 .. .....i I Bo b & L b t Nce<Jcd for N.D. orf1<:c. over u1' retiree ok J\:.k open. 61!>8600'.L --------eac . . Cun11 ftaf'ft tw. sc om s ereo Pftff•al - Ex . r<•qulred_Cl7!1 :>1:15_5 for Geo; .. 0 , 645.54112· ·---------4 TYPIST ' He Frigidaire, xlnt cond. 186.5 Harbor Blvd. CM rru.croscope + 2 lamps. Fa011l~f:ntertalnme11t ... P1l1me. Must be fosl & ...., 645 61Sl mint cond, $300. Modern t . land" ..,. •t Cross bottom frct.•zcr, d bo a lid d "' RECEPTIO"I~ S""LISCLERK SECRETARIES .tt·<·uriilc .. Exper'd on M e ar , ao woo w~,..brtd,,~lnlrvlne "' frost Cree. $_150. ALSO Dutcher blk bar w /5 bin $100 556 0525 uuu • Muat aell 24" color con- &Olo. ts yn old. $200. l'h 673.5271 Mt 1''. Xlnt typing rcq'd Full time. Daya X1:r<>x 800 or will tnun. Wet1linghouae cross top 1 d 1 ,11 · · (Culver r . at •-oood J>hone ex pH. With & wilhout i;h. 50 "1vursif•ed work. Fll!x · stoo s. in ng • 1 w /4 bl o Barranca) "' " 1 INGltA VIR Sh t & 1 .., ' • Freeier, frost f'rec1 gd chrs. Aft Sp' m ~.7851. Yas ca· refleJ( camera Sm11ll co. Good bener ls. wpm +. or oni,: hrs. Reply to Ch11u11flcd t'Ond. $100. 840·2700 aay1, · • w/t.rlpod $30. 5 watt Pece Please call 642-5618, Exl. locrts, Marine Mlulon Viejo ;.irl'11. Cull EXP«!~ltcT:al~~crred term. TOP $$$ & vaca ad no. 61, c/o Daily Pilot, ota.14-8467 eves. Uywood bed, makea In· C.8 . 6 ch. hand set. xlnt 333, to cl al m your Equipment ,,.. 9030 Carol, 581·3830 d lion pey. PO Box 1560, Costa to twin bed• with in· cond $55. '78 Beam bot· tickets. n•••••••t;@o••••••-•••••• ---..... Appl} week ays 9-5:30, .. ,, •··· "'"'"6 Dishwasher, Excellent '\ D NUJ .. k Tro"hY "· m1::.:..."" "'u' nen1prin1 mallre11ses + • es. l emocrat, 1 ercu"" 15 hp mtr & "as ' ,., "' condition.' Can deliver. · R bll S"' h 23 * * * ·" • REAL ESTATE SALES En.:ru\ mg, to2 E. 16th, TYPIST 2 bolsters. Uaed very ht· epu can ..., eac . can. $1SO. EMPTYDSSK ~upt>r1~ c;. M. RECen10Nl5T :°. 892·1676h ti!t: K tie. 1'75. 751-4640 ~~a~i~!:~IAX.,!i~o~~ 962.4990 S AU:SGIRL Wanted, • N aytag was er_.,, en· BUNKBEDS Less than Great Books set SlOO. l'leos&Of'9GU 1090 DON'} CARRY ICE, Sunflower FabriCI, 221 /\rchltectural office re· more electric dryer SSO, one year old. brown 6'2·2391betwn3-8 PM. ••••••••••••••••••••••• refrigerate your p.resent We have one dt.oslt avail a ble for a Rc<tl EataH· • Salespersonof the ri~ht caliber. No cxperienrc necessary but helpful We train and provulc license help. M uat ht• w\UlnR lo work full time and takr dircl'\lon rcmh ly. We fumlat\ ul~·~ a11b, leilds. congenial ~rouv. great com m h~ion schedule and pie&!> ant or face racllltle11. For un in l t· r Y I e w c ll 11 ll o y 11 I Pl'opert•eA.1112·1830 Hfo adwa y. Laguna t(s accurat.e typist, min ~more washer. St5o. w/whtte, extra firm met· matl.44" studio Uprtgbl boic; 90Ud state, AC/(>C. Beach. • lrvW,. 540-4455 sswpm, for variety of as· Guaranteed & dehverod treaaeS. Come and see to Mlsc.llCIMOUI piano w / bencb uoo. tow drain, 1219. ~h : Tmtlft 731-5731 slgnm~nt.a. Must be neat, 546-8672 appreciate. $320 new. Wanted 1081 675-09!M 675-2390. Sde1 Glrf Of' S•IMOlt Equal Oppor Employer pleasant, rchuble. Keiunore washer & dryer. A.skln& '195. 581-0058 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Power 9040 e•-.;,. Hf.A Solff. 5 ....., old,. work.II. $135. . .... Am sofa, SlSO, coffa.. Slnijglin1 colle&e student Cutdownuprtghtplano ....,....-· W L P I A J•<J \El"' ~ r.c.l'W1i ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• Some knnwled~e of elec-m. · ere ra ssoc. 754-1977 • desperately needs good ..,.,.. k J uacArthur Al Ford Rd table, $95. Lamp!. dr-'&lnf •Able, ..... with 751-M70aft9 18~' Dorsett Hull, l ;O tromcs Spea lo ansen. SEl'>Y'S L~ .a.L "' 979--0460 ., "' "' &\O 5093 * ~ I .,_"" Corona dcl Mar Used Kenmore Washer. ____ , parallel bar & 2 bulb·----------1 l&OHP enaine, all ac::· TOSlOOO 714 844-0620 runs great.ndsclcanm&. ra 8• blue velveteen. lamp. Reasonable. mballplano,consoletle. ce580ries Including lrlr L 10 L ' 1 r ..,,.. 892 Jb"76 Genulne hardwood, .....,."" 552 72SO SAL!S Employers Pay All Fees J';Q~~ .:.m_!! yr~-~ · xlnt cond, used UI mdl _SJ6._3M_5 ______ 1 Amerlcancraflod. blond, ...:::..,....,~;:,;.·.:..:..:~· ~---- SUPftlEMENT Lii Reinder~ 1\itenc)' TVPlST, p/t1me, exp'd Bulldlnq Materials 1025 home. Coil SlOOO + new. WA NT ED : EI e ct r1 c in "Int cond. S.e & try 1t. ' TOLLYCRAF'T '77. YOUR IMCOMi 4020BirchSt,Stc 104 producllon typist, gen. ••••••••••••••••••••••• sac at $250 Wltdys wheelchair, good c<mdi· siooo. 5'0-1388 wkdy1 an VHF. 9' dingh>'• bait NewportBeach 833·8l90 ofc .. phonca. Irv. area, BARNWOODPANEL'f 8332900cxl1S8 Uon.493-3115 a•wknd.I tank.70Hra.213-6~ $$$$$SSS Call for appl cslah ·as llJ3.1371 · RR tles·T·l ~1-··be·-· ~~;;;;;~;;~;...Jt;;;.;~;;;:;;::;;;;~~;;;;:;;;~::;;;::;~:;- 2x4/2x6-loca 831-2480 verY aood condition, 126 ' ART TIMI " "'" .......... Twln bedo complet.e, in r nL HOM~ WORK ~·y wtbookeepmg exp. TYPISTS C~.._!. each. Lov11 bench in 11ood RE SALES HOUSEWIVES P1T, 3 dys wk, 8 5. Jrvlne .....-r•-"' 8030 cood. SlO. 536-5879 an.or LUSK RlA.lTY COLLfGl STUDIMTS Ranch Farmer':. Mkt. Mtn 45 wpm. Variety or ••••••••••••••••••••••• _,u __ . ________ , ta openin~ a new resale Guaranteed Hourly 83B·~~----~ asslanmentl. Lona & PolaroldSX·70,chrome&3 pcs casual wood rum office in lhl! UunlmAlon Wage Plus Bonus. 5.30 Service Sta. N1ghl Atlend short term. Top SSS & leaUlerbodyw/caH. w/burnt org corduroy Beach area Net·ds both pm lo 8 · 30 pm. Call z Or 5 nitcs u wk. Apply, vacatlon pay. $150. $51 -8658 c~hlons. Sl25. Cl13·926G manager, s.il.iry + com· 646-422.3 or come l.O ~ E. Shell. l 7lh & Irvine, N 8 mi111on and aalt'Spl'ople 17th St., Cos~ ~-cs_a_. __ -----6~ Yath1ca Mat 1.14 camera Simmons Qn hldabed 140. w/Braun Strobe, '12f» 9drnwer dreHer, chair•. Bettc r than avera ge Service Station AttcD· comrruulon + incenl1\c Sales P T help. t'abric daot. exper'd. Day & plaleaUJ. This offlc:e will eXJX'l1ence necessary. Eves. Full• p1t1mc Ap· &40-7754. &42·2982. detk. elc. 673 4544 Cob 1035 Honn 1060 be tpprox 1800 sq fl. with cull MG-4040 ply. Shell Station. 17th & a lot of company support. --Irvine. NB Call Paul, 114 615·3411 SAi.ES - ---l"hw 540-4455 Adorable kittens, nice A.UllA.N CO&.T TEMPORARY HELP ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Service Sla. Attendant, sele<'Uon. Good breed· G Ii v Part lime. S.Spm. Mon· ~per'd. Full or p/t1me. T111m 7l 1·513 I Ing, Angora background. rey yur ni. ery Fn, perfect for College Apply Arco Station. l7lh Equal Op'10f' Employer $20. 97i·S9'18 clHllC. lit Place. Cla~s RetollSaleslacty Student. no pressure &d rvme CM AShoww\nner.Terrnst.o Matur• for furn1\ure &ales or quolaa \0 meet. · -PERSIAN kittens. top quallfied but•r· Coll stote. · Wlll train. Must 53Hl8ll Service Sta /\ttend:rnt. VET nit.a allnt' Cree studio quality. reaiatered. 171<\l 628·9248 eves or have exp m sales. Full ---Eves & wknds Neat ap· apt, utll • Must be 638-9308 1_w_ee_k_e_nds_. ____ --4 or p1t.1n 1 cld'g Awkn 1 ds 1 & ••••sp•aso... pear.~haodwnllngonly reap. Cd 672·10&0, n-8040 H.orlefOl'aale.Re ialerod eves . .,a ary. PP Y n ~~ K: " needopply 2S90Newport t-6PM. ... .....,.. G i pel'IOn al 11131 Newport Women'• ready to wear Blvd CM · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Appa\OOla & eldlng. 6 Blvd,CoetaMeaa end aporuwear ex· ' Walt.era&buabo)'lwant-DOOTl\AlNfNG Yr!'!Ubands.9800 Very •--------•\ peritncepreferred. SERVICE STATION AT· ed. Prlvate Club. Apply YourplaceotMlne aenlle Call 714·522-4320 RETAIL CLERKS ApplytoMableAu.slln TENt>ANT, exper. pref. In person 4-tPM, H e John Mart.in e75.14401_w_k_d_a.;..y_s _____ ~ Manager Good w•1es. apply in Larry. The ConfetU Fae· Jewelry 8070 ORAPH'S peuon. 3131 Harbor tory.23861 El Toro Rd. ALASKAN Malamute,••••••••••••••••••••••• NewLallunitH.iU.Store Blvd.C.M. wo·\.rlel <h.r 18 Appl)' fem.? fn09. old, ipayod, W TE 23621 Moulton Parkway 8erv 8ta Help needed Im· .fi 4pm Sid'• Dl~c Beet, ~u.san ~~u· ti U . AH D UTOTEM Call7 .. ·6'22 med. J'ull or p/t. Apply, 10021atP1,N.B. i~~;A:gf~J-~R c.nv..,..eMrieh l~~~~~~~~~l 990 E. C.t Hw)', Nwpt ~·D-German S horthair J•w•·LD" WA-HER r I · 1 211·• "· Bch. "-~ Polnter Pupa, AKC. "' "" "'~ av S, °' t1ona oft: at, u'"' •5ALIS• MacGregor YachtOorp. Champ. blood lines. ART OBJ£CTSI\ GOLD, ~f:m:~:e 't lnu~~~ Retail .. 1eapersoo, SNIP/RICEIVIMG 1631Placenlla,C.M. ·Wormed, ahot.t. 548-3613, S1\LN'!,E:ui~ .Vl~~· Beach. other area• buve jewelry & aUt wear. App. Male. Some li!Unl (50·10 548-3249 "' • -•~•s alao. No •x""'r. Jy at R.M. ABl\AJlMS. lbl). tnrormal c.M. ofc. ~ .... C -~ .. -ipa.ni.l pu... TIQUES. 845-~ .,...,.._ ..-1119 Newport Blvd, C.14. *3.IO h ,..U ••iUl• rt r. tt.A ~" ...-req'd. Apply at any ot ta r. "" m 3 pies, 6 wks ok!. Pboo• Uftttock 8075 ouratmea. m.~. 5C8-7264an1:80 ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• &s88 Newport Blvd SHIP /UCEIVIM~ WESTERN PACIFMJ Rt1. Moraao mare, broke COltaMeta ..U-1702 Wtnetd (2)P/Umepco· PlRIONNEJ.BERVICf8 · allTiM'-"" to lid• tt dtiHldblk pt1 tor our ofc in Costa 20002 Brookhurtt AKCrtl 875-9314 ifado Vorf'n ac lr.f, Mesa. Some typt.og " Ste 207. Huntlnaton Bch EngllSb SbMp Dog, ma1t .:.!ouWH ern nt > phone corresp. Hrs (114) 06a-oao4 10 mo. old. BeSt. orrer 1...:..:..;...;:..;.;....--------11 o.ded l.M or i.s. Call .... Mact•••' 1071 lortnt.enlw, Women •• t r ne'a for •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• THILOOIC mo&al tabrie11Uon 9f9rk, Poodle, black Iii. trained. l.1. &>roductlon belt 644-6100 ute utemblt a. pa~klni· 111n1 A.Kc. •~1-• 1noa. •tftdtf , .. .,..,. ao ..,1u No exper necteurr. Xlmdiapo. flS .... TIM paa., I KP w/dut& ptck· l$1UOntrJ Store An 82.50br.11H4'7 .... APP. DOBIE PlJPS.AKOobam· up_~ • fUMr. tuOO. Ooron,a del Illar needs ell• fy In penon 1111811 ~· pm alNCli .,.., tatl ~ r:~~~'=i~~ doClrele. H.B. • ..... alt 5. A..;.l;.;;K..;;;:;e.;;..o_M_P_R_!!:_S_S_O_a_s'11 di, .. pectlaUy tint clle.o· WOOOWORKl:Jt Frtt .. Y... 8041 ~·T •• aOLD I '4lt. trJ.1010 l!:xper iDtertor decor, ••••••••••••••••••••••• • dltoowat. ~ l _. 0 ,.... .. be abl• w tead • Mobble blatk • l\aft. ott All ..._ cau ,_... \&\dlbltaDd ))rlata. "°'* ill. malt l"l\lll »~ 1J;ll 1.!!4t~.;.; ... ;;..;;•~·...-..---11 ~J:i. '~":~~ ~fo:.b oc:f ~ •;;•.-• COllPR*'90p..!.. ~:• C.11 for epp&. •1&39. Pl1 A ~enia. ApplJ Jn z .,or1 H••~• J9 be f:t~ialllrii A'.lllo MIHI' £.o.a. ter.IDD:. ~Uoh1 ra . ~ ... "Mltllldta ... -• ....... • ooraott DMlfb. UO pa.. An. ooeta .... ,, """"'"'' eq..i-uare. .:::.w;:::.mno· w,cx. -~ IOIO 4N.o767 ' YAll>MAM 2YroW Keltlrllll~. ••••:•••t .. ••••H•••••• til!IMut ln 5 llfntal cea~t DteClt AKO ftP• ~ to fain rl'H e1Um~ ri.t. t.CI>· m .:r:..eeriJai': udit ~:!cs':::'ttn:= "11'""...,,. · ='ai.~ a· OIMllMiAI· ElllPtl'.1ll· aeall.Jlethaliln\ abllkt l tr old a.aSt ODekatoO· • dad'I lllfllt,. Send ,.. belptul A~plJ, uao LOvt1 dllkl. • •lta~ llpt .-, ~:!""'''nt:'d f.llb• or uU. Tol\J N••POt\ Jlhd Cotta ... ,..TL0 ..... '7& ,...,, , &f ..... Jl't\aU. Fc>a O.veloj)· 111.. $1.'71. f mimt Corp IOI J1t.h St.. • • ·, ftt ,_. ctrw th tbt1..;.;.......-.........,.-..----.. ..... lhanttnalo8 'luc l•Othbl•f11U1lUll>t.U1 Wett •• •• Dtllt Pllc)t rlDd wtilt riU 1'•111 In •1.!111 Pllot Wa.nt Adt. Clueilled Ad. IC-ltlt. DeJ.11 rtlol Ctalll,..._, FUN FOR TH! WHOLE FAMILY Toddlers, teens and senior citizen's! Games, exhibits, dancing, music, tempting taste treats, refreshments ~( FREE OUTDOOR STAG! !Nf!RTAINMENT DAILY Oon't Ml• BOBBI AND CLYDE and the 9tnt1d Cowboy• t and 10 '""' letutdey ...... ,.,T ... A five-hour benefit concert wtth top county •oeans. noon to 6 p.m. Saturday: rock danoe for t .. r\• 'tll midnight. DEAN JONES and a morning of Chrl.Uan ~nment SUnday from 9 a.m. to noon. OMM8N DMOON oonduota a PGPI concert 8 p.m. luridly ln the erg Top Tent -the fl.-t of a four-ooncert lrVIM ~phony ..,. .. aonoludlng Jan. 29 with VAN CU9U"N· .. Ai I.lie,_, World premiere of • new ol•t by Jaok1e H}'man. "FIMlll•·· a p,m. a.pt. ao and Oot. 2. Unblrtnday Party 9:IO 1.m. 8•turd•Yl MIXIUn Fa.ta dl'nn• l&turd•Y night. ..,"1alnment •II diy 9Und•Y· l DI \C n s \ PRODUCTION TYPIST IBM SELECTRIC II t ;icpt'Tlt1lt'rtl ttl'c.·urolu 1 > plitt nt:'1thrd unnU:dlakly, 70 wpm tmu.!lt 1 Purt timt: or rull tlmt· to; cdlt:rlt "u1 k1t1 1.! ( '1111dlt11111-. A rwl 'f in l'u Mil\ Oranqe Coast Dally Pilot U O ~nt le.y lt.. Cotta MeH A~k IOI Paml W1:u·d An E.qw.l OpportwHl)' r:mployt:t SALIS ~wlt1 hbu1trd Opr. w 111 * TO OUR CUSTOM-• * r.uw iuctuttlna •h•i V tram Supt•rlt\t Ans"'c-r llORJ amblllout 0100 to idl in• Servke, ~ £ I Ith WE &R• CLOSl ... ft. OUT WANTED hardwatl•, WOll &. abup !\t,!itel,U~talr:t,CM ~ s; ~ TOP CAStt DOLLAR _.quip h> lndu•\'I •C ,, .. ,.._.,.. OUR ENTIRE UMI! OF PAID FOR YOUR oouol• A\ll w szau ~r Want w m1i1kt1 mon•h• Orl-tal Planters JEWF.l.RY. WATCH£S. wlr. l"o ellper. n~c ~all .... , ART OBJECTS GOLD. M1.Urown 761-11114 run you nil on t (' 1:-.8 Pots, Etc · SILVE R SERVlC1':, phoMT Top S In our bUlll ~~ t'INE FURN " AN SotlohJ Uf\lclUl' WltDll';.I llll7 .. P h ., .&.•Ut -"S FtME ARTS, IMC. Crom '/OW' bus1net11 c•rd .. , :!:\ er r + comm fUl'll:nlo&ft St>11111•tr11~11. exp 1\, for AlitO o d pcrton Cor lite 21l4 W.Wport llvd.. Costa M... Send one C1trd tor each h.11111111•utl manuJ. M11sl pick up & dehvory l'h: 642·3601 lal( plus one spare, We .. 11 u.ii. t-.11141iwl1. A1.11.1ly 9tiO Ul65 return permanently 6 I ui. ,. M - ----aealed aLlUc\IVe l11g &. l 71 1 ,.. 04Jutla, " · •r I h S l slnp, meuting •irllnll 1>42 ~I. e ep ont' • e1 ~.. ............. 1050 ,. NccdMonuy$SSSS*SS$ •••••••••• ... ••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1.0 . reqwremenla. Pre· SICUTAIY Work on Yhon• new Utt .a...a1--. IOOS STOR~IDESALI<; venl loss & thett! l•'or o * UNUSUAL COLUCTIOM * Seling Out I 0,000 Pieces "-dl&o.,,. la H_.~ GERMAM el.ASS 1900.1930 GI.ASSIS. PITCHMS. PLATIS PERFUM!S. VASES. ETC. He t• $4.50-. Al A•lhcccllc Makea WOftderM Prtoc•h KAIHLll'S "M! AITS. IMC. 2114 ... wport ..... <:..-~ ""= 641·1601 HWPT CHTI l111(s 0 30. A.M. l.o 12 :.30 :."::;':":.'"'. ••••••••.•••••• New & used furn appl's. peraonallzed tag enclose AM 5 3o P l\S lo 8 30 1... wallpaper, fabrlt• or1~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' Uul~t .. ndlllll &cy nt•c•dt-41 t' M'' Pho e 'tl4a-42.23 'or w--...1-rl d mlec. Wilson's uarg111n "Day Glo" pa~r & wel~ fur busy law 0Ul1.:e · •.• ~~. E lTth s• vnuc Gft Nook. 545 & 814 W. 19th. W11l b k & trim ....... __ • 1090 <Ou11l'r.1l11·1\ll / bu11lnru 8C?r.'~o"""~tu M'ua •· Of Antiques• CM.Ma-7NO&S48-3282 ac your -c• Pfcmol • OrpJ ..... w.ted 71001Hflp'W•t~ 7100 pr;wtlc~> M\I~\ bi• II\ "''"'-·-"""'-• ~~1t··~br}crky. two c•rds lnstrumetttt 1013 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •·•T••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••.-•••••••••••••• •• 1 .. t 11 1 d HUGE warehouse **I BUY** """'"" •' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... ul(eo . "-l' oruan .t<.• • Telephono Tool Room • PRICES: PIANO. con\•mpornry lllnt typltt W<>1 k varioo Snlea·t:am lo $20.000+. crammed with over ~ Good 1.11ed Fum.llure & Sha or 3/SS TR UM P ET . S l O O. Wlllnul upright. Xlnt. RETAIL SALES & 1nwr1hllnir. t>eiutHul llLocatlons.OrangeCo. muslc .boxe11, nlckelo· A~llances-OR 1 wlll •llHags&l.60ea. CLARINET s:io Cd SS00.2ls.M3-32'70dys otrtcM . !\ulary com 4' LA. Great benertls, deon· p1anos. circus or· se otSELLfor Yo11 6 9t~ ..... "''e Cond. M0·7180 l'!Wfn:.uralt! °"''lh ab1hly •ecu.nty & n•pid advan· aao•. wall clocks, ......... Tiil. "'UCTIO... 10 ...... ~·SJVJ 40a ---; Sohmor Baby Grand df th l " ,_~ ~~ " or more Pd .... ,,.,,m rn11de ,\llet• Vol"o P1"n0, r·•tlolah•d Salti~ pObtl111n :-. 1n yard . paint. h un.Jw-.n., 111 uin h an !. clt:rl rac al. ~ardt:n & panchn~ dt.-pt 'I F."<pandin~ Co. s~~ks 1-'t 'I' ~alt-~ptoplt. F /(.'o. bt:nt-fil:>. Xlnl .:.id vanccment op µortumt1t:::>. Apµh .1t 040 UIOO c:l'mcnt. Call Republic gran a er. c oc .. a , Sal T 1 I t1 t1 ... ....,..., ~ .. " ~ -Ui•. lributor•. In•·. Mr. fucinalJJlg anhques. 64""8616 6 IJJ.t625 ea ax nc u c o(the thcutn• PA Olb11on walnut SlOOO. Be•l offer. " " ~ 0 S1 000 000 W lh NO CARD'' GPA 100110 h"ud Horns .,,., •"l" Roy 114/834·9088. \'e~ • • o,r - -d ~· _.,.._ " Secrut.iry. Newport · Amencan lntemallonal LOVELY Draw your own or ~en &monitor cabinet Greal ------- 84!ach con1ult1n1t Ctrm Tow Truck Driver• e'<· Oallene1; 1802·T Ketter LlkeNew7'SC>fa name. addrei.!t, phone II. rood $1150 l\IJcslro Ebony Spinet Piano. :-.eek:. Scc ret11r y 1 JX'T''d Top pay Apply, log SL, Irvine. Td SlOO 9t;:t2082 wcllmakeonet·ardf>lll Phase shifter SlOO beaul.Wne.Wllldellver. R h t 754 1777 0 W d th lag Add 2Y each 492.0839 l'IOO/bsl orrcr 54~18 cat•urc """"l.111 U&WTow1njf, lOOOll'Vlnc · · pen e ru drawer ~·rcnc h 1'1·0\ln ~od check or mont•\ or· --P0&1llfm requ1res f'Hl'P Ave,N8M2l~ Sat9i\Mto4 PM.Vlslt ! c1al drei.:.cr O..irk derlo ConnAltoS1111.,xlnt cond SportliMJGoods 1094 l1onal alall•tH.'JI typani.: ----------1 t t ...... I ILOTPRI Tl G ... ,,,n ~k•lhs irnd ubilaty with TOW TRUCK Onver DecoEng.Imports.Beaut wanut inal . .....,. rv1110, P N M .-.vv. ••••••••••••••••••••••• needed t:xp'd. only. Sideboard. dreuers, 2 S52·17llO PO. Box1560 644·0125aCt.lipm Wlncheat1r1. lrtodel NATIONAL LUMBER & SUPPL y fi~ures. rtec.:nl colleRe Cull · 643·9638 8 to 5 Mon end lbls. Sac! 613-2332, 0-•1 • 1 abl -:::l Costa Mesa, Ca. 9~626 Office-r....mlt·-& --1200. ;.!() g11uge pump 1ho1 prefored. Adv1:1ncemen1 lhru i''n ' 631-0133 rext! ,,ume c ~~ rv ••"' IWI $116. Model 290, semi pvtentlul 640·0755 -----w credenza 1500. (71'&) Dinette table, 42 inch d1a fqYlpmfftt 1085 i&uto, 22 l'al. rifle S60 I 9112 lrookhunt Street. H.8. l~~~~~~~~~ITra1nee Sales-fo'ast .Appiancn 10 I 0 768·5137 marble lop with four ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jl>.30 rubber action 165 HefpWant" 7100HelpWanted 7 100 ---Growing l.H11tribu\lon ••••••••••••••••••••••• chait11.Quahtyconatruc· MOVIHCiSALE All new. 1lill In box. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• S!CRl!TAltY fTY"ST Corp. now hiring to han-HERCULOM lion, bu.lit to last muny Desks, 135.975, t•hr:-all never fired. 962·4990 SALES Nc..'(.'()ed for Yacht sJlos die comm'I & lndust'I * * '* 8' Sofa & Lons.at years '300. 831·3474 after sl)'les ss $3S, draltang -ad - --- REAL EST AT I:: firm. 5 Full d;iys ;J wk. sulet accounts. Top pay IOTH r11c•s s 199. 5orweekend9 tbl.I S75. letter & legal 1't ~ io . 809 HUNTIMGTOM i\rl' you an ort1st1c. Knowll·d~e of boat111~ licn"fits. Advancement. AntoldR ill s; files $30·$80 ret'Cpllon "'Fi.Stereo 8 l'ro1H1Vll enerl(t'lll' nomenclature nee. s;i.50 Cu11Mr.Horns.l!IW·4486 e y Curfl1Ftlm....,. CARPJi:T 12xl5 H1 -lo room furniture, work ••••••••••••••••••••••• BEACH pt'l'S<ln who like:. than~:-. per hr. C111l 548-11373 or -1345Cerrilos Dr. 18MHarbor Blvd. CM ehaa. multi color yellow, tbla Excellent ayst.em us well 1111arklm.: Lido V11l11gi:',. t;.tS 6600. Tn1Mffti11ion RlrR Man Laguna Beach 645·6151 brand new $100. pad in· • C. E. SURPLUS us beautiful (urnlntur1· Of(lce mana.:cr 1~ ll~nt ll•IJtltni,: jcwl'll•t w1~he" ----------Mual have cxper and Youarethewinnoror cl'd. Brown, dbl. Sota FURNITURE piece. Magnovox stereo }~r~~~.1~~hs~Te,.~·o~l~ full or v lime help tn· SECRETARY own tooti, xlnl working 4 Tlcbts to the Hlde·a·bed. I.Ike new. hade-a·bed, id. cond. $35. 900 Westl9t.h St. CM o:ons<>I• with atrack, .• An that wanl lo earn ~)(1,000 eluding Saturday. Expr. Cons tr uct1on 1.>£· pt.. c·ond it Ions. pa Y' & lrvlne Harvest $150. 8'\2-4950 631·2717 631·2570 uque reproducllon Dry 3 year or more. 1 c:an "' pref Call li7:\ 9334 orange Co. builder. Good benefits. 549·2531 ar Festl•ol 497·370Seves Hollywood bed, makes 10. Sink" cabinet. $550 fer you 24 other So Cahf ~ale~ lvping req'd. 833 9331 548·2288 Family Enlertalnment Double bed. Llke new. lo twin beds with in· I BM E L E CT R I C new~Yt years old-$350 locallons. natlonw1c1e re A FUTURE IH SECRET &RY TRUCK DRIV•a Oct. 1and2 $SO. nersprtna mattresses + TYPEWRITER $2SO. ororrer. Irvine. ssz.1190 ferral Cov"ra"e xlnt .. d ,,_ s;A Woodbridge in Irvine 497 ""05 e in" 2 bo1·t U ed '·'-968·266S " " ' u COMMODITIES •1 .. •t '--over 21. C11ll (''ulver Dr. a• . .,, ven .. :. · i. ep. 5 very u.-. Admiral 19'' color TV. vertlslng program . GirlFrlday·AcctsPaya-" -""" " ~ tle $1S ?Sl-4840 _..._ 1087 bo • nus p11y prourum w Thl· 1me,tmenl of today. ble. Accts. Receivable. Between8·S. atS40-0501. Barranca) Ital. Prov. Couch, good · • · rr• Good condition, SIS. ,. d 2 .... I ld ••• .. ••••• .. •••• •• •• •• 962--'990 IO'Ai. Expanding co with l':Jm un average mon· payroll, Invoices, ~ome TRUCK DRIVER Plea~e call 642·5678, Ext. con · $1 :!. 2 ,. res e Hytek waw cood.IUoner manal(emenl op1>ortunl thlymcomeofSJ,OOOplus typln& & recpl. $600 +. 333, lo chum your green Chrl S3S ea. unlt,llkenew,S5()0. "Zenith, color TV, xlnt cood. $175. ty. Manager paid on open '" a broker with one of depending on exp. for Lale truck dnvmg, gd hckets. 830·3718 tn4) 82'7·1618 escrows Jmmed. 111H.'ll the natl«m'11 fastest grow· sail loft 642·5675 opp. for ynl!. ag~res~ive lng.s. For confidt•ntlal in in~ f1rm9 Call for appl. SECRETAR-Y -P .--r man w' knowledge of * * • HEW ~~l~ovhoode, se.lf2 cylerastu.onldg.. lY'!ft Friedman ••• t er v I e w c J 11 K 1o: N 714·759 0421 • . • lo res ~ Or&. & LA. Counlles. Spmlsh or ...... ..,,. 71.22S llghl Dr }lJ 'CK'"OltTI 1 H fmo K h maJor R .t:: farm openm~ ;\1ust be neat. rrf's nee. . Con ..... .._,,rarv ~. Crystal chandaher. Hunun":on Beac'h ' " 0 ""· avonouq In CdM. Opportunltv lo upply In person btwn ...... .,..--·, $25. misc. incld drei,ser, the 546.9832 9''8 :13111 Newport Beoch, Ca. team abOUl real l!llute SAM & llAM. us~ Ca~t-WASHER DRYER lipc. Bedroom set & Chineie hooked rugs. Youare ewlnneror Real J'.j!tate Salnperson Needed for N.8. office Eic . rt'qulred 67:1·51l5~ RECEPTIONIST S -i Type man so WPM. mg Corp .. 965 W. lSth. Finest all cycle deluxe MUSTSACRIFICE b'75-l33l 4Ticketstothe SAL~ clerk ror da ry; as-aborthand preC'd, Salary CM. 842.7812 model. Perfect conctiuon S 169.00 • l"iM H•Yeat st m.:r. mature 'person 675 8600 ___ -$12Seach. 751-4488 Curtlshmlture Bosch & Lomb s tereo ~H .. al over 18, retiree ok. Ask open. ._, _ --2 I m .. TYPIST , .. -1 ld l l d 1865 llarbor Bh•d CM micl'O!lcope + amps, Famlly Entertainment ror (;<.aorge, 645·5482. p / time. Must be fast & ..,.e .... I • re. X nt con · 645 6151 · mint conif, $300. Modern ----Croas bottom frce1.er, ----~1deboard solid wood Oct.land2 493-5412 Must. sell 24" color con- aolo. & yra old. $200. Ph 873-$71 M , Jo'. Xlnt typing re<i'd & good phone exper Small co. Good benerlls Ml11lon Viejo :irca. t:ull SALISCLIRK SECR'TARIES accurate. · Expei"d on r t r •150 "LSO · Woodbrld"q_ln Irvine \. Xerox 800 or will truin. ros ree. •. · " Butcher blk bar w if> bitr $100. 556·0525 •,Dr i''ull tame. Days With & without sh. 50 D ·r -·' k Fl We8tinghouse cross top stools, dlnin~ tbl w 14 lCulver . at IHGRAVER iversi ""' wor · ex Freeier, frost free1 gd chrs. Arl Sp. m 645_7857. ¥1111hica-D refleK camera Barranca) ••••••••••••••••••••••• wpm +. Shorl & lon11 hrs. Reply to ClasslCled eond. noo. 840-2700 aaya, · • w/trlpod $30. 5 watt Pace Please call &42·5878, Ext. a...~, Marine Expcnt>nce Preferred term. TOP $$$ a. vaca· d n 61 cl D ·1., P'lot C h l I _... WlllTraln. "' o. • o 81 J 1 • orM4·8467eves. Uywoodbed,makesln· .8 .fJch. andset,xlnt 333, to cam your Equipment ., 9030 kd 9 lion pay. PO Box 1560, Costa •o twi'n bed• wllh in· cond ...... '76 Beam bot· tickets. •••••••••-•••••••••••• -----Apply wee a ys ·5·30, M ,. "2626 DI " h E II l • ...,., ";'<" .--------•I N kT h ,,_ esu .... a., s .. was er. xce en ners~rino mallres:.es + ties, 1 Democrat, l e-ury ... hp mtr-& 11as ""< rnp y.,. ----condition. 'Can dellver. " .... R bll .,.5 h. 23 ·~ w REAL ESTATE SALt:S Engrav111g, 102 t::. lt>th, TYPIST $.SO 8921878 2 bo sters. Ua<.>u very m· epu can .... eac * • * can. $1..50. Carol. ~1·3830. al Sun••rior c M REC...,..OulST · • tie. '75. 751-4840 ch. Kraco deluxe mobile 962.4990 -, ... -. -·-· ----1 ...-" "" 't h tttc K C.B. w/power mike sso. t---------i---...::::.....:.:::.---SAl. ESG IR L Wanted. • "ay\ag was er_.,, en· UNKBEDS Less than Great Books set SlOO. Planot&Of"9MS 1090 DON'T CARRY ICE, EMPTY DESK We bave one dt'sk avn1l.1 ble for a Real E11ta1t• Sunl'lower fo'abnc1. 221 Architectural office re-more electric dryer $50, one year old, brown 642-2391betwn3-8 PM. ••••••••••••••••••••••• refrigerate your p.resent Broadway. Laguna q's accurate lypii.t. min K'enmore washer $l50. w/whate, extra firm mal· maJJ,'4" Studio Upright boic; 90Ud. it.ate, A-C /t>C. ueach. Irvine 540·4455 sswpm, for vanety or as· Guaranteed & dehverod trestetJ. Como and sec t.o MJsc.ellanecMll piano w i bench 1500. low drain, 1219. Ph: ' Salesperson oC the rls:ht caliber. No cxperienrc necessary but helpful We traln and prov11k UceaH help. Must hL• willin~ to work Cull lime and lakll direction r c:uh ly We furnl1h salt's aub, leads. coneenial ~roup. great c:omm1 :>i.io n !tchedule and plea~ant of rice facllllles. For an an t c rvlew call Hoyal Properties. MZ.18JU -----•Tlltfftt 731·5731 slgnments.Mustbeneat, 546-8612 appreciate. $320 new. Wanted 1081 675-0994 61~2390. ~·Girl or Salesman Equ1tl Oppor Employer plca!iant, reliable. K~re washer & dryer, Askln11ll9S.581.-0058 ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• e•-. ln Hl·FI SolH. s .,.... old,. work&. $135. t r siso rr Struigling college student Cutdowa uprtlht pl.ano Pow« 9040 -r-· w L p I •-.1·~ us om soa. , co ee d """" •••••••••••••••-•••••• Some knowlcdl{e or elec-·--------m1 m. · ere ra ~soc. 754-1971 · bl ...,. L esperately needs ~ood _.,., tromcs Speak lo Jansen. M•cArthurAlFordRd t.a e,.,., amps. drafting table, .U" with 751~70aft8 18~' Dorsett Hull, I iO 1).\0 51,y;1 •SECY'S/LEGAL Ccronn del Mnr Used Kenmore Wa•her, 97!1-04511 parallel bar & 2 bulb 160HJ> enaine, all a c· T0$1000 7141644-0620 runsgreat,ndacleanlng. ra 8• blue velveteen. lamp. Rea~onable. mballplano,con.soletle. ce590nes Including lrlr SAL!S Employers Pay All Fees Equal Opp ~mply~ SJO. 892·l67ft xlnt cond, u.sed an mdl 536-3645 ~~rl~~! c:an~~~:nt 13495. SS2-72SO SUPPLEMENT Lli Reinder:" i'_J(cnry TYPIST. p /lime, exp'd. luildincJ Moterials 8025 home. Cot.t SlOOO +now, WANTED: Elect rl c ln xln\ cond. See & try it. • TOLLYCRAFT '77, YOUR IMCOME 4020 Birch St. Sle 104 production typiel. gen. u••••••••••••• .. •••••• sue at S250. Wkd ys wheelchair. good eondi· 51000. 540-1388 wkdys art VHF. 9' dinghy, bait .ra .r 11 S$cr:$ Newport Beach ~33·~190 ofc.. phone1. Irv. area. BARNWOOD PANEL ·a ~·2000 ext 1S8 Uon. 493-3115 6 & wk:nd& tank. 70 Hrs. 213-633-6536 •••• • Call for appt eslulJ 65 KJ.1·1371 · RR ti"" Tel ~les beams ,,..,,_.. d t •- {,; "RT TIMI ....,. · •win be o comp et.a, m ,.. 2x4/2X6-k>ca 831·2480 very aood oond1Uon. S25 TEL HOMl WORK Sec'y wtbookeepin" exp. h Lo "'-b 'n aood V ... TYPISTS c ......... a eac . v.i ..,.,nc 1 ., RESALES HOUSEWI ES PrT, 3dys wk. 8·5. Irvine ~pmllll 8030 cood. 110. 536-5879 after LUSK REALTY COLLlG! 5TUDIHTS Ranch Farmer 's Mkt, Min 45 wpm. Variety of ... •••••••••••••••••••• ,_12_. --------1 ~~!t:il ta opening a new resale r.uarnntced Hourly 83B-~~ • asslgnment1. Long & PolaroidSX·70,chrome&3 pcs casual wood (\ll't\ If oHlce in the Hun\lnJ!lun Wa~e Plus Bonus. 5.30 Service Sta. Night Attend short term. Top US & lealherbod)'w/caae. W/burnt org corduroy ~~tw.._~.~~ Beach area. Nt'cds bolh pm to 8'30 pm. Call 2 Ors nilcs a wk. Apply, vacation pay. $150. 557-8S58 cushions. Sl:ZS.673·9266 manai:er. salao +·com· 646-4223 or come to 250 E . Shell 17th & Irvine NB miaaion and aalesp('ople. 17thS~~ta~c!la. ' --· Yaah1ca Mat lM camera Simmons Qn hldabed 140, Better than ovcrul!t' Servlce Station AtteD-w/Brau.n Strobe, ~125. 9drawerdre.11er, chairs, cootm111slon + 1ncenll\ c 8oles P T help. Fabric dant. exper'd . Day & &40-7754, &<l2·21l82. desk. etc. 673-4544 plaleaUJ. This office will ex.Df'rlenre ncce~sary. Eves. Full & p 1t1mc AP· Coh eOJS Hones I060 be apprOx 11100 sq ft. with Call 646·4040 _ ply: Shell Station. 17th & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• a lot or company 1upport. lr\'me. NB _ --Ad bl k i · Call Paul, 714 675-3411 SALES lrTiM 540-4455 ora . e ttens. nice ARABIAN COLT P I "' 9 ... Service Sta. Attendunt, selection. Good breed· Or y vearlln• Very art t me • .,. pm~ , .. on· exper'd. Jo'ull or p/t1me. T.affn 731•1711 Ing, Angora background. e J ... •....a.-JI 5-.1--•-~y t'r1, perfect Cor College Apply Arco Station, 17th F..qual Opi>or Employer $20. tni-89711 claaluc. 1st Place, Cla~s •H'TCl'I -'"' Student. no pressure lilr\'ine C.M. AShowwlnner.Termsto Matur!1. for rurn1lure soles or 4uota11 lo meet. ' ---. PERSIAN kittens. top qualified buyer. Call store .. will train. Must 531 0811 Ser vice Sla Attendant. Vi.."T iut.e alln1 free studio quality' re1lstered. \'r\4) 628·9248 eves or ~,.l."o;.:..::;l.o.l.:~-::.:...._.....:.;. ... .-Mit111WlllMI• have eicp in salet. Full -Eves & wknds Neal ap· apt, utll po. Mual be 638-~ ,_w_ee_k_e_nd_s_·----~ F N FOR~ WHOLE f"'MILY or p/t incld'g wknd~ & 5••esP•RSO., pear.&bandwr11.lngonly resp. CdM 673·1050, n-10 .. 0 Honeforsale.R11~uteroo U ins; " eves. Salary. Apply In ~ i;; " needHpply.2S90 Newport t..aPM --r .. G di Toddlers, teens and senior cltlzen'sl Games, exhibits, per1<>n al 1931 Nowport Women'1 ready to wear Bl d CM ••••••••••••••H••••••• AppalooH & 1 ng. 6 dancing, music, tempting taste treats, refreshments Blvd,CoaiaUeea and sporuwear ex· v · Wa1t.ertllbusboy1want· DOOTRAINfNO Yrsl:Shanda.8800 Very .---------•! pcnencepreferred SERVICE STATION AT· ed. Private Club. Apply Youtplaceor.Mlne aentle Call 114·522·4320 Apply to Mable Austin TENDANT. exper. pref. in person 4·8PM. ue John Martin &75-i440 _w_k_d_a,;;,..ys _____ -i Manager Good w1gea. upply in Larry. 'fbe ConfeUI Fae-H~ 8070 RETAIL CLERKS DRAPIR'S person 313 t Harbor tory, 23861 El Toro Rd. ALASKAN Malamute, •• ;;:;.~••••••••••••••• N<'w l,aguna Hilla Store Blvd. C.M. Wel\.r'IM Over 18 Apply fem. 1 rnotJ, old, •payed, 23621 Moulton Parkway Sen' Sta Help needed im· afHpm Sid's Bl~e Beet, ~~s~ ~~ua h n. WAMTED U1'0TEM 1~~C~al1~7~6~1·~6~6~2~2~~j med. Full or p/t. Apply, la72tatill,N.B. ~~~J'A8~aD'?L0L~~ CenvetHM•Mn•ts i:.. 990 E. Cst Uwy, Nwpl Ulalo•• German 8 horthatr J•-RY WATCHES P I · l l .... d •-Bch. .,...,. al Pointer Pupa , AKC. .. .... c.a.. "..J....;.;.;. • Ol llo~ opea 1 • "'1 "' •SALll* MacGregorYacbtOorp. Champ. blood lines. ART OBJM.;1~, GOLD, 3rd I hlfl e in S 11 n Retai I ea leapers on, SHIP talll"EIVIMG 1631 PlacenUa, C.M. ·Wormed. shot.a. $48-36731 SILVER S ERVlC E · Clemente ft Laguna J·cwelry&autwear.Apn. , ..... _ 8 FINE FURN 6 AN Bt•cb. Other arcaa have rd. '' Male. Some lift.inl (50-0 ~ S48·3249 · n•~·· ,_ N r IY at R .. ABllAHMS, lbl). Informal C.M. ofc. ~ . TlQUt.S."5-2200 ope .... a .. o. o expe · 1119 Newport Blvd, C.td. .-..&O hr. Call Milli• aft AKC ooclc.et 1panitl J>UP-req'd . Apply at any ol ... p1e1, e wlls o\4. Phone UYMtock 1015 our 11tore1. 1---------1 llam, G45-5100. 5CB-7264aft1180 ........... •••••••••••• &588 Newport Dlvd SALF..s SHIP fUCEIVIHG Rf.a, Mor•an mare, brolle coetaMen 142.1102 SLAP A SMILE We need (2> Ptlitne peo-to rid• l drlH blk pie fcw our ofe in Costa parade Morf•n tel4l11a. · ON YOUR FACE Mesa. Some typlnK " ~~--...-..;__:-..;..1 ~,ou w .. ertt nu> r. A BULGE IN YOUR WALLET TIME/LIFE UBRARlfl!S Ru both f\AU ll part tlm~J)Olltkma avail. • P\ln lovtna artlcutate lndMd11&11 'Who art es pr to learn bow &o )fake Top._. WtOfftrt HowtyW., ~c_..._ .............. CALL US TODAY . AND STAil stlUN 1331895 L~C. Ir.qui.I Opp Em pl t"' 1 • ' lor lntervtew, TH!LOOIC 64UIOO I I , ~I( FREE OUTDOOR STAG ! !RTAJNMENT DAJLY Don't MIH BOBBI AMD CL YOE and the 9e••ted CO*boya 8 and 10 ,.-. leturdey ........ ,., ... A five-Mur benefft concert wtth top ~ """'*'S. noon to 6 p.m. Saturday; rock dance for t .. nt 'tit midnight. DEAN JON&a and a tnarnln; of Chnltlan .m.talnment 6Unday from 9 a.m. to noon. QARMEN DRAOON oond\IOta a DOC* concert 8 p.nt. &undly In the Big Top Tent -ttMt ff1't of a four-ooncert lrVtne Symphony Mri• aoncludlng Jan. 29 with VAN CU9UAR a. fli Liiie TMI ' 'Morld eremlare of • ~w ,,., bl Jaatda ffymart • ~::.-m.1~~1:1~, ~~-r...::"'~=~~: :i= tnWtalnment all day sundty. I ,. " d .. I I I I I l I I i I l I [ I I t y -. . . .. .. ...... .... . _...._......._,. ......._,,_,_. -· . • • Awtot, '"'ported ..... IMporled A.utot, IMporW Auto1, Uted Autos, Uaed A.Ito•. u .. d C'J2 OM. V PILOT Mondlly, 8!p\lmber 2t, 1tn ••••••• •••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••• •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• ••••••••••• •••••••••••• ----,... t040C I a •• , ·-9110 C--' liii t740 VolDw..-9770 Como . 9917 Dodp 9tH 9910 ........ ~ .. ..... . ...•.•.....••••••...........•••....•••••......•••.....•••••...•••......•.....••••.........• ....................... ... 9120 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.• SEA RAY'S •••••••••••••••••••••• l ton 'tiG Chov atc• .. vi.n '12 Capri, VG, 11111.o, air 5'0RTSCAIS HUGESELECTION '7' Camaro, Super clean, '70 Dart, 6 eyt. air, P/S, 10'15 Mercury Marq11l1 ,. dl lll I l USED CARS air, tape, low low miles.1 auto. (new), 2 IMIW Ur.. W1D, 9 pu.s. UNided. aropuw/atra• w/'7J tll~.vl oa.,1'mpa. cond,oewru • ,x n .... &Sokl 0wner.S35()0.8T3·8120. $1100.549-3189 &M-5911.sorMMt»'T for l.B lmport lr111:k cv.,r~lblna t1uc>d cuod. t 0 n d ' 0 • w P ;a 1 n t, Top cash$$ Cor your VW . ..,.L.... 9 20 ___. 99 .. o ul M lt11 Me 0 Ii a1 CTl4 ) llNlll H'at bed, wlndow1. u ~1orr 4~ ~ID WIST CiUMAM Paid for r oot. Call _.,.. t .---u .. '70 Mercury Marq a 4 dr, 18'·30' --tr••· Call ••&·J2&9 ' Colt 9717 KAlllh orJc:~. ••••-••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• fuJI pwr. AM/FM. '900. Mi.t ll, I' half n}>over 061 '1M ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMPORTS BOB WITHAM vw '61> Malibu. Xlnt runnlni l~ PH 1 L ~•. HA.lllSOM-S ~=-·Call aft '78 VW Clamper, Pup.Top, '71 Cult, ~ood mlle&1Ce. 714/141·1116 7GOOWe.tm.l.nstttAve. cond. Good tl r u . LONG Muttmg ttlZ SIAIAY ' OC1w-=n1,iclnlcood. 58,000 ml 1. Auto. f100. Leese 893-7Mlor631-7880 SllOO/bltofCer.fJ5-2$71 Q ••••••••••••••••••••••• ZIZ1So II S.A.. ....._.-4-. 9140 873 8366 A/co nd. Good coo d . '72 VW, blue convert. "1S Moote Carlo Spt Cpe. F AO '86 Auto 8 . 51,000 one 140..111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• !M0-7$89 Hew·Uwd AM/Fii. Good COlld. Air,Ut,wbl,PB,PS.AM· mi. 2 ownrs. Xlnt ccmd. 3lillCOdHW>:£1'.B. ltnldJer m o·ped, xlnl ~~.v~~~ ~:;oo~ Dahm 9720 OYER 100 ruoo.Call96CMS81. Fl! stereo, wbt wall.a ~ $1800.13l·U. 611~'41 cond. JttJN 1n1al. -.. .... lT ••••••••••••••••-••••• MERCEDES Au ume lea1e. PP '\.,.,.. 81 &K,,. •• ft ... all orii In ... -----------1 Moir • IJ.02 W. Oc••• .. , .. _ '72 vw BUG X1nt. m ecb. aas..331'1 ") ... ... ... _ ... * DRIVE A * OH DISPLAY cood. c1n. sz100 or best • • out. Ori& ownr1. Xia' •SIUPJACIU.I'• h'aal .._ 113 1 Autot W.tecl 9HO 1.1~--of llllDOl"fl ofr. Must sell. Hl-1St6 aft "13 Moote Carlo, air, P /S, o0,,...,.. cood. Air, wire WIUS, vtn '1ylq brid1• cnaiaCT', / •• .. ••••••••••• .. •••••• * LITTLE. •• * ,.__ IZl:D · 5:30PM P /B, tape deck, $2250. or bucket aeets. $2000. Cail ...ts-4.. twa ZZ5 HP, u tlSO WIWILLIUY SAVE A LOT AUTHORIZ D offer. '"_,_, .. _....,.,_., 14.~~71Jor1:tdMlC8 MPG, full electroa!ts, ·-·-•••............ YOUIDATSUM ?4E~~~~~ 71 VW Bug, aumf, lood OR '11 Duster, 1 alr, nu ..,,.,___ ,..._ Oldl•mbae 9955 llabln& e1t-uS), folly '7TJladeyFXl!:only1200 PAIDFOROR NOT SROP IJCOMPARE BueoaParlt mecb cond.. U....P>OO.orof er. ••••••••••••••-••••••• equip'd. ODb' 100 tara. mJ, w/i pulal paint, TOP DOI.LAil SJl-7250 67$-713h fUPM 831-20•6 "70 t:orino. Convertible. 1988 Oldl CuUus, Mr. 'nm boal 11 better now barl,uiltooler ,fllc. P1tl~ 1970 VW Bug , good Clrpllf' 9925 &&me perf, net. minor Rad1o. AJC. cleau. easo. than wbea CMW. ~100 14,SOO O.D., tell foT FOllTOflCAJtS OntheSantaADa Fwy. meehanlcally eOod.'1.000 ....................... body w o rk. 115 00, 6"-ll.2'1 wf1'S..mzzeva. "wro. M0-4UIT '" all b',. lnt d 49&-0:fJ'1 I..;.;;.;..;;~-------· 'IS 450S~. ver, .. , or otrer.631-2082 a)'lor 'M New Yorker, 4-dr ----------1 sunroof, etc. Mint. P P. frl'M241eves. aedan, looU ed. runs Id, '75 Ford LTD, 2-dr Brhm . PWo 9917 BARWICK DATSUN ''"I. 11 I ·•111 11 111•• 8.ICTRIC IA y IOAT 50cc In top coodltloo .I.deal fOI' campus with 16' Duffield Edaoo. COIQ.o motor boma -OJ' trailcr!f plele w/hCe j ackets, 631·M74 after s or wk DUIO. bat&uy charier, all ends. 831-137S 4'1J.JJ7S NEWPORl DATSUN $1.S.OOO. (71') 638·7512; 4 nu radial tires. Beal Xlnt cond. Best offer . •••••·-·-•••••••••• Mn. Tucker. · "11 VW CAMPER $2500. ofr.over $350586-2766 640-5565 or 7S4-6341 '72 Pinto Runabout • WE BUY Cl.IANCARS &TlUCKS FORTHEIEST RH'T'RICIS c• Jhn Meedhanl 1973 Mercedes Benz 280 4 ::,~~ ~!; ~e: :_~ Conetht 99 32 1962 Falcon Sta Wen. runs 2000cc. Auto, new tires. ctr sedan, &tale Sale. Lo die . 546-5460 days. ..•••••••••••"• .. ••••• good, fair in " out. "°° Sac. Sl.085. 538-8018 C\tibioos, SWTY top, Will·•--------- dows, 2 full <.'Oven, etc. All in brand new ~nd. $6000. 615-3662 or 6'5-2200 '76 Vespa Scooter, USCC, BeslCXf cr. TODAY! mi, very clean, $8350. • "15 Corvette, T-top. 850 Firm6'1'5-f731 "12 Pinto 200C>CC. ' apd. 714·494-0f36 ~ VW Bua. Good body & auto loaded. 21 000 Mi, mags. AM/FM tape. Gd Call ~·l.116t eveninas. CONNELL CHEVROLET 888 DOVE STREET Near MacArthur &Ja mboreeRoads 833-1300 MBZ '66 Classic wbt cpe USl~ Runs&reat ... ..., ""20 tmn\ac. $7500. or offer. '68t CorClllna GNT • X lntt cood $1300. 673-8593 hr ' -. -· l.J988.1739 rans. ean. ew w r Concourse cond t uolll, pump/ radiator. $500, 72 Pinto Wagon, reblteng, ?3 LA PAZ, 33 Ft, Dsl Bult.aco 250cc Frontera, Trawler. 1000 mi ranae, blue '77 model. $650. SWl rf, $0000. 673-2191 '13 Karmann ~hla, reblt '12 CORVETTE Convt. bit. 61S-6498 a.ft..6. $1500. X1m coad. 04N36G 66 230SL .. pd both eng, new parnt, $2500 Gd. cond. Lo mi. $5SOO Ot' ' _at_t_GP_ll _____ _ top cond. Ready! Full David. 546-21311 2828 liarbor Blvd. electronics. all cooven. COSTA MESA llEA T THE PRICE INCREASE!!! • • • 5 • 67S-S201or833-19SO bmofr. 492-6340 Maverick 9947 .... tope, lo mi. mint. $8,950. VW C B •••••••••-•••-•-•••• '73 Pinto Runabout. 4 ap. ppn4/M4·733S 19'7~ Harley Sportsler 2200 54._ 1200 .:..;....:.:.;:.:...:....:..;. _____ , m1, cus tom paint & ---------I 67H903 •n amper ~·Must Cor\lette '78, T-top, air, . , xlnt coad 34M ml. new ,64 M B 300SE Saloon Im aee. $2750/oCCer. AM /F M stereo. lealb, ~!!•~ck, 65:000 ml~ palnl, pln stripe, tires. 17' REJNELL. 0 /8, 50 hp Mere. H/D lrlr. Extras. P e rt cond. Bes t o fr. 6CZ.a33S or 642-6008 chrome, $2250. '94-8316 1975 Kawasaki. tllO(). Excellent aha.pc. 631-~ WE PAYTOPDOLLAR FOR TOP USED CARS FOREIGN, DOMESTIC or CLASSICS 44 NEW CARS mac' ~nd. RHD, ~aut: 64.2""'1 wkdays 13M, $8800. 751·2382 c;u·551.~~ con $1.llOO/bslolr. 54M413 ATTHEOLDPRIC~ lealh. & wood, a real '73 VW412,2dr,ncbbody COU1j4r 9933 f'tyMOUtll 9960 All models now avaala· cluslc. $5,950. 499-1590 wark,$1900. , ....................... vry 9tSO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ble. Call or see U1 before 675-0597 e • D R t b U your car b extra clean see us first. you b&l)' 1 ! ! '71 MB 280SE, very clean. •••••••••..... ••••••• 70 uste r 111 F rn radio, air , buriuody. 63vwc-* * * ORANGECOUNTY'S w/blk interior. Good loCllh.Sail 9060 MotorHomff, Sale/ ... •••••••-••••••••••• Rent/Storage 9160 470 Sail boat, 2 sets sails, ••••••••••••••••••• •••• IAUE.R IUICK 2925 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA DATSUN $5950.497-2595 --r-· . HEWEST cood. A sking 1800. 1500eq. $900 640-6249 Royd Anc1enof1 LINCOLN-MERCURY Stephanie 8'6-3811 or '71 MBZ 300. SEL 6 .3 '7' VW '12 deluxe 4 ctr 25612SilverDollar Dealenhipis oow OPEN 1_55_7_-6448 ______ _ 21MS HARBOR BLVD. Warwick . 45,000 mi. A/C, e conomical, gOOd El Toro RAY FLADUOE VeCJCi 9974 Co5ta Mesa 979-2500 xlnt coDd gd race rec. MOTOR HOMES Sell lrd• ...... caa FOR RENT or · v o.r.-. From $1.50. wk. 77()..0644 TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR CLEAN 540.6410540..0213 $16,500. Loaded. ~4920 cond, r a d ials, S2450. Youaretbe wtnnerof LINCOLN·MERCURY ••••--• .. •••••••• .. •• evs • 9'1'M388, 6'6-1757 4 Tlcbh to the 16-lB Auto Ceo~r Dr. VEGA 7 6 21' M~RGON 01 . RENT Flreba U 23' Self Loaded with new eqwp· cont. Auto/air. CC, CB, ment. Sleeps 6 adults Jn stereo sips 8 645-2283 '77 280Z, oar, mags, brown w /bro ant, 13,000 mi, AM/FM ste reo, must sell! 837·5121 ''14 MB-450SL, lo mi, 1 '74 SUPER Bug, A/C, l"lne Hcr1est SD Fwy-Lake Forestexit HATCHIACK ownr, serv. record. con· AM/FM, 8-tr k, reblt eng, hstlYal IRVlNE SSpeed tram., radio.etc. comfort. Low time on ___ •__; ______ , Atomic 4, Geooa, dingy, '77 Dod&e Van, pop-up , z · Xl cou.rs cond, 2 tops, ltbr, bst ofr. 830·5190 or Family Entertainment 830.7000 Only eleve n cniles: l'rwse control, all pwr, 768-SlS Oct. l·and 2 (QMROG) VHF, 6'3" head room. range. oven , htr, 3 way '73 240 . Lo ma 's. ot cond. Best offer. More room than ~any ref rig. Air. stereo, P /S, Call 837-1469 all 7pm FM·MX tape. PP <714) Woodbridge in Irvine O Mere Marquis. Lo O .... LY $3495 ~180. 552·0l88 70 VW Bus, re_blt eog, ne_w (Culver Dr. at mi. Gd mechanical cood. " 32s. Owner anxious. P/B,Slps 4.536-8609 bi5-1403or673-9211 bkrs. •71 Pickup. Nu carb & MGI 9744 pnt, new tares, Craig Barranca> $600. 962-GOO Dove & Quail Sts. stereo& more. New brk.s, Plea&e call 642·5678, Ext. '72 Marqlolis Brougham NEW~i:sEACH $2500.645-fUl 3.33, t o clai m y our C pe . Wht, vlo top. ---------* * * ticlcets. LDaded. AM-FM stereo, Mustsell '74.KambackGT '77 Establishment, mini altern. + 4 nu tires. ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• 16' IOMIARDIER 231h' Dodge 440. 2500 ml, suso. 64.2-1939or644..i&all '76 MGB PP. Ju.st Import. 1977, looks like Luer, on· 5 yr warr. cab/roof aar, IMPORT CARS ed. mwsl sell. ly more sail area. a nd cruise, s pare, ral'k /lad. .u 1 MODELS 76 280Z, air, mags, stereo, 835-3486 much faster. Special col· AM/FM cass, color TV, --:.ape, xlnt cond. PP. Best ored sails &. hull. Like PP. $1.S,000. 9105 Valley ----W-E----i ofr. 645-fi992 Porsche new. Cotit S1600. SeU $650. View. Cypress. 750·3651 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675-3662or 64.s-2200 <7l4) NEED Original Lady owner. '73 SPORTS CARS 610 Wgn. Stack shirt, only WANTED: 24' slip in '73 Sports Coach, 30'. All CLE.AM 361\1 ml. r adi a ls. A loacJ!d&Solcl Newport Bcb by Nov 1, extras. 32,000 mt Xlnt USED CARS Cream Puff. Asking '77 Plea se call T .C. cood. 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Al" ti Io I fleeter. pow et OONDITIONNCt, tllt ....... llHftno I brllkff·, Allt .......,....,~ CONOmONNla.......,. ~~ $5686 $5597 1mam 1171ft.Ymll ... w ... .......... ..... ......,. ......... • oyt., eutOIWOtlO ...... ~......, 1t•n1mlH lon, rl(lto I • eupor •II pvrpHa II• ..... CNICl'1. ~ ...... -...-. r .. ' ll lC ll s \' v d I Huntl,n ton Beaeh Fountain V 01l~0~y VOL. 70, NO 269, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, SE PTEMBE R 26, 1977 Af t e rnoon N.Y.S t oeks • J TEN CENTS! Are Schools Hostile Toward . Religion? NEW ORLEANS tAPI A federal appeal~ rourt was told to d~) lhat bannmg every vestige or rellJk>o from public ~chooh. 11> h0bt1llly lo~ ard religion. not tht: ncutralil) n:qu1red by the tJ S Con:.t1tullon 'The que lion 1s no longer the lu~ mvolvt'd, but whether the r1r~Urtl.)tanccs of the case show Nther favoritism or hosulity." s aid attorney William M now land. lie represented the Oran1e County. ft"la . schools \n the latest ep1b0de of the seven-year Oght oH·r voluntary reading and dis· tr1buhon of the Blblc Jerome Bornstein. also of Orlando and representing the pl:unt1ffs in lhJl case, argued that the! effort tlY'force religion into the county's 97 public schools is a "eontinuous broochng presence" which can be held back only by a clear legal ruling. · ''I think religion has a unique place in the public school system," said Bornstein. "Outside, apparently," inject- ed Judge Thomas Gibbs Gee of Austin, Tex .. one of 14 Sth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals judges re-hearing lhls case. .Bornstein nodded. "Outside.·· The school board allowed the distribution of 48,000 Gideon Bibles ln the classrooms ln 1970. After that was declared UI"· constitutional, the board set guidelines whereby religious groups may leave materials on tables at the school and an· nouncements made to the children \hat the materials are available. ' · There were inspirational read- ings in the classrooms each morning, with the student to choose what. be will read -with the Bible specifically not ex· cluded. Six months ago, a three-judge panel of the appeals court ruled 2·1, with Gee dissenting, that the new guidelines also were un- constitutional. Eight famJlJes with various re- li glous affiliations have been fighting the school board since 19'10. They contend the reading and distribution or the King James' Bible and other school board policies could offend Jewish, Catholic and some Protestant students. The families say the policies violate constitutional guarantees of separation of church and state and due process of law. Fullerton Shooting Leaves I . Dead TV Trial Drug Given To Suspect? MIAMI (AP> A hypnotic drug was secretly administered to teen-age murder defendant Ropald Zamora during a night· time visit tq his jail cell by a de· tense psychiatrist, the defense team said today as Zamora's trial began. Rubin des~ribed the substance as a "drug-hypnoUc" and said Zamora ''made certain state· ments." Two Hurt Before Gun Jams By GARV GRANVI LLE °' ,,. .,..,., ,... s~ A Z7-year-0ld student carrying a riDe and handgun walked into a Fullerton Community College classroom today and wounded an instructor's aide before kill· in2 himself. Police said the .22-caJiber rifle jammed after the gunman, iden- tified as Gerald Harunoba Ue· ; • rr :!, of 2767 Ball Road, Anaheim, fired a single bullet. '"' .. Sodium amytal was ad· ministered to Ronny Zamora," defense-attorney Elhs Rubin. who contends that the boy was A pharmacist said sodJum amytal was a commonly used prescription s leeping drug but not a so·called truth •erum . However, she said it might be used with hypnosis to have a similar effect. Before his journey to the cam- pus and ultimately his own death, Uejima reportedly was e mbroiled In an argument with a neighbor in his apartment com- plex. s I I • driven to madness by watching television violence, said in pre· trial proceedings in the • court.room. i 1 1 11 Man Saved ' ~ . 1' FroffiSurf ~;Off Coast l A Bellflower man who. Hunt· ~ 1ngton Beach lifeguards allege, 1 chuscd a substantial quantity of I I alcoholic beverage with a near· fatal amount of sea water is hospitallzcd but recovering to- day Phillip Lechuga, 24, is listed in stable condition at Pacifica Hospital following his near. drowning under the Huntington Beach Pier Sunday aft<'rnoon. He was founc1 floating face down by David Lowt'. 17, of i\l\adena. and lhcn haul~d fr11m the two to four foot surf b} Lifeguard Da vid Seibt, in vestigators said I .echuga wa~ apparently tr) ing to body·surf in the churning ~eas while wearing a pair or blue denim jeans that became soaked and heavy. "lie had also apparently con· sumed a substantial amount of an alcoholic beverage, according to thl' reports," Lifeguard Capt. Doug D'Amall said today Lechuga carried no identifica- tion and was listed as a John Doe victim at the hospital for hours until today when he revived and furrushed bis name to officials. No one ls certain how the young man entered the water, since lifeguards could locate no witnesses who saw Lechuga on the beach before he was found noaUng In the sea. "H's a pdssibllity he could have jumped off the pier," Capt. D'Arnall lheorized. Investigators said Lechuaa was given mouth to mouth re· suscltation when Lifeguard Selbt got him out of the \tater and re- sumed breathJna..on his own. The drug incident, which Rubin said occurred Thursday night at Dade County Pretrial Detention Center, led to an acrimonious exchange between lawyers. Rubin said that after he, psychiatrist Michael GUbert and Rubin 'a wif•, who acta as a secretary, left the jail, Zamora Wal •iwooiy, dJU)'." Rubin complained that when Zamora refused to submit to a blood test, "the attendant plunged a needle into hls arm" anyway. A source with direct knowledge of the incident suggested earlier that me of the drug led to a re· enactment of the June 4 murder of Elinor Haggart in her Miami Beach home. The novel aspect of the case drew three dozen news paper, magazine and television r e· porters to the courtroom. Special television lights were installed In Circuit Judge Paul Baker's tiny courtroom to allow gavel-lo· ga\'el taping of the trial. Rubin has s ubpoenaed Telly Savalas, star of the "Kojak" scri<'s, as a witness Vance, Dayan Meet Tonight In P e a ce T ry L''.':ITED NATIONS. N . Y . I AP I -Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance, his hopes raised for a M id<>a.sl peace conference, will meet toni~ht with Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan In an ef- fort to arrange conditions for negotiatiorfs. American officials in Was hington said they were plensed by the decision of the lsraeU cabinet dropping past op· tSAJ\ELIS CLAIM TRU& IN LEBANON WAR-A4 o.lff ~ ...,._,.. BILLY CART!R TALKS TO Bl!AUTY CONTISTAHTS AT KNOTT•& BERRY FARM PrH ldent'a Brother Steala the Show a t Grand Marahal ln Parade Billy Carter a 'Hit' At Krwtt's Slww On a day that featured a human cannonball, marathon dancers and parachute Jumpers. it was Billy Carter who stole the show at Knoll's .Berry F"•rm Sun- day. Well tanned and wearing a leisur e suit , the best known service station operator In Plains. Ga., s miled through an afternoon in which he: Regaled the press with a series of one· line quip answers to questions. -Judged a beauty contest that featured bathing suits or the 20s and ladies bearing such unlikely names as Miss Deed, Miss Cue, and Miss Nomer -..served as grand marshaJ in a parade distinguis hed by the autograph seekers who broke ranks lQ get Billy 's signature on everything from hamburger wrappers to paper napkins. --shared the stage with JoAnn Worley in an Impromptu ap- pearance that both seemed to en· joy. Biily was reluctant to say how much he was bein& paid for his ISee BILLY~ Pace AZ) Rain 'Kuses' Coastal Area Most of the Orange Coast got a light sprinkling or rain this morning but despite reports of isolated heavier squalls, the pre· cipitation was measured at only about a hundreth of an inch. There was enough of U,e wet stuff lo dampen streets tn many communities but despite the slick pavement, there were no reports of serious rain-related accidents. The National Weather Servjce reported that scattered showers were expected lo continue today· and part of Tuesday with a 20 percent cha nce of significant rainfall. Rilot Introduces · New P~e Styles Supervisors Say Loafers Morale Risk WASHINGTON (A P 1 Federal government managers r.ef \lse to djsci_pline or remove loafing employes because they rear court suits, the chairman or t he U.S. Civil Service Corn· m isslon says. The lack of disciplinary action has caused a morale problem. because "good employes are dis- satisfied with supervisors ' failure to Cake action against the loafeu. ·• said the chairman. Alan Campbell. He commented In a U.S. News and World Report interview re- leased Sunday. Equal rights rules sometimes hinder supervisory action. because supervisors fear claims or discrtminatlon, Campbell said. "To some degree, t h e supervisors now feel they don't gel a fair; hearipg because they are not allowed to participate in appeals except lo present their cases." be commented. "But even though it does result In gM.na up some managerial freedom, r would argue that it is appropriate to forbid dlscrlrnlna· ti on on the ba.is of race, color, national origin, aee, sex and pel'htps other 1rounds." M~anwbite ~e federal iOvem· ment will no tonier automatltal· ly fire woi"kers or reject Job ap-~Ucanta who have 1mokld marl· Juaoa or &&led berotn._ the t.btee civll Urvl~ commwiootni have ruled. UntU now, Job appllcut&:could be reject ed a nd edtllna emP101es d lsmlued !Of' mln1 marijuM•~ heriiln and at !eat'° other tutiltancet r e1arded as habft.fornrinf, harmful or pot.en· tJaltyd~. Police believe he fU'ed a single bullet that struck Stephen While, 61, ih the chest before be headed towards the college campus. The unidentlflecl neighbor re· portedly wu being treated for his wound at Garden Park Hospital in Anaheim. That Jamm ing may have s pared the junior college cam- pus in downtown Fullerton from becoming the scene of a massacre simUar to one at a col· lege campus four miles distant in July, 1976. police said. In that July 7, 1976, shooting at Cal State Fullerton. seven peo- ple were killed and two persons were seriously injured. Last month, a jury convicted Edward Charles Allaway. a c ustodJan at the university. or the murders. Today's shooting occurred shortly after 8 a.m. when Ue· jima drove bis car to a doot" leading to a claasroom. After entering the classroom •See STUDENT, Page AZ> Burglars Rifle BtDltington Home Burglars took eight 12-gauge shotguns, two 30-06 rifles and other items valued at $10,124. from a Huntington Beach man's home Saturday night, police re- ported. Stephen Rose, 43, told police the burglary took p lace sometime between 6:30 and 11 p.m. while he was away Crom hls home. Other ltems taken lnclude-a microwave oven. t.elevislon and stereo gear and jewelry. Police believe the thief entered the home throuih a bedroom 'Nin· dow. - Weaaher n will be moatJy cloudy t.hrou&b TUesday. with 1 20 percent c hance or pre- cipitation. Sll1htly cooler tontaht. ~to 65. Kiah Tues- day 68 INllDE TODAY .. A.I DAil Y PILOT H'F Banquet Welcomes Leader Oo..-1nor1tttt Robtrto De La Madrid from B-.J• CaUfomJa will Ultend I banquet and live A pre,u cont~renw • nday, SepL 30 in SanlaAna. The rM)'Or and d\7 council of Santa Ana aloft& wtt.11 tbe Ora.QI• County Board of Supervlaora have decl11red Sept 25·30 H "Roberto Do La Madnd Week " De La Madrid WU b«n "' Caleidco, Calif., which makes him the fin.t Urut.ed States-born governor m Mexican bi.story. Ke will become 1overnor in December. The banquet is being bolted by \be Mex.ican·Amerlcan Tourist Center. Guests for lbe occaslon include John Wayne, Mayor Vemoo Evans and Police Chief Raymond Davis from Sanla Ana. and Orange County Supervisor Phllip Anthony. Al the press conference. Madrid is slated to diacuss in- dustry, fishing, agriculture and tourism. He bas said bis ad· ministration will have an ad· vocate for tourists witbprob- Jems. Billboard Does Trick PORTLAND, Ore. CAP> --"Welcome home Kevin Jane Bates. I love you! Will you marry me?" That's pretty standard as proposals go --except this one was written in giant letters on a billboard posted along 82nd Avenue in northeast Portland. Miss Bates, 24, saw the proposal -as did thousands or other Portland residents -when she returned from a six- week trip to Germany. "It worked," said Dr. Thomas Miller, 35, a Beaverton chiropractor. "She said 'yes' right away." Hope Shutts, Former Pilot Employe, Dies Mrs. Hope Shutts. a longtime Costa Mesa resident and employe of the Daily Pilot, died Satu rday al Long Beach Memorial Hospital where &he had been undergoing treatment for cancer. She was 73. Al her request. no funeral services will be held. Mrs. Shutts joined the Daily Pilot in 1960 as executive secretary to former Assistant Publisher N. Paul Nls&en . After his retirement, Mrs. Shutts served as secretary to classified and naUonal advertis· ing manager Carl Carstenaen un· til she retired in 1973. She then moved from her res- idence al 352 Victoria St.,. Costa Mesa. to Long Beach. Mrs. Shulls is survived by her nephew Norman Price of Van Nuys. Her closest friends, James and Jona Aust, are handling her burial through the Sunny Side Mortuary in Long Beach. &capee Killed DINWIDDIE. Va. <AP>-A man being escorted to a mental hos pital on Saturday over- powered a sheriff's deputy and shol him. then fled from the hopsital grounds to a supermarket where he fired several shot. before beina killed in a parking lot shootout, poUce s aid. The slain man was identified as Wlllfam Wyche, 26, of Dinwid· die. <>f'ANQECOAIT "" DAILY PILOT ... Salelde Vletlm ·oc's Families Get Counse.ling SI - Selling C'aaal Treat11 Secretary of State Cyrus Vance <center>. t I ankt•d by Ambassadors Ellsworth Bunker <lel't > and Sol Linowitz. appears hefore the Senate Foreign Relations Com· mittee today to present their case for the Panama Canal treaty. ISee story. Page :\-1 . l E'ro91P-Al STUDENT. • he reportedly mumbled some words before firing a single shot from ihe rifle. The bullet struck an instructor's aide, Terri Harri.I, 36, iD the bip. Witnesses told police Uejima apparently became frustrated when the rifie jammed, threw it to the fioor and then flred a single shot from a band1un before placin1 that fun to his temple and pulling the triger. Miss Harria was ta.ken to St. Jude Hospilal for treatment ol her injury. Uejima apparently died in· stantly from lbe self ·iDfilcted wound. Sheryl Marie Stone a freshman at Fullerton Community College was a witness to the sbootinc lo· cldent. She said UeJlma came into a ground noor classroom carrying the rifle with the handl\ID insert· ed into the waistband of his trousers. r,....P"fleAl BILLY ••• appearance at the farm. He pre- ferred to t.enn the amount ''no one's damn business" as he smiled his way through a press conference. Ruled off base during the 30- minute session with the press were political questions. But Bil· ly let 1t be known he 'II be working for Alabama Governor George Wall ace in his bid for the Senate next year and that he is a staunch opponent of the Equal R1ehts Amendment. That was about as serious as the president's brother got dur· ing his press conference in the Gunslinger Room at Knou·s. Car Crash Victim Still Unidentified Orange County coroner's dep- uties compared dental reconts today in an effort to identify the burned body of a driver who was fatally ittjured with two other people Friday In a head-00 era.ah on Laguna Canyon Road In Irvine. Already identified amcmg the dead were Bette Eyan, 47, of Corona, and Verna Henshaw, 41, of Riverside, who drove the car in which both women rode .. Two other passeniers in the Henshaw car were injured Mary Wiswell, 38, of Norco, re- mained in 1uarded condition to- day in the intensive care ward of Mission Community Hospital ln Mission Viejo. Elizabeth Gardner, 23, ot Corona. was released Saturday from Saddleback Valley Com· munlty Hospital after treatment for her injuries. Irvine police said the accident occurred aa the unidentified driver ol a Corvette sP.Ortf ~ar~• passed anotber car on the ~ iDg canyoo road. ' 1be c.orvette smashed Into the Henshaw car. burst Into names, plunged down a roadaide em· bankment and exploded, police said, trapping the driver Inside. The man was alone in the car. Police Sgt. Robert Lennert • said today the man appeared to have been in bis middle 40s. He said a tentative identific'ation has been made. KlTCHEN SINK lEFl' BEHIND "We think we know who it ls," Lennert said, "but unUl we &et a positive identlflcaUon, we can't tie him d.lrecll,y t.o that car at that time." About .100 Oran1e County families have been served by a two-year~ld county governmenl program to provide counseJtni to friends and funWes of au.icide vletlmL A report to county aupervlsonr said the survivors of suicide vtC· Ums often are not reached through conventional counaellng prosrama, Jet rarely seek pro- feasicnal help oa their own. ''Tbe feellnaa of isolation, auilt and ldf-blame that the survivors experience an known to con· tribute to lat. emotional pro- blema." county meo1al health ex· pertauid. The county proaram, operated with the help of $28.000 a year in st.ate funds, offers the services of a menlal health social worker and proresslonal counselors to help them overcome their grief. Timothy Mullins, county men· taJ health administrator, sald the f amllies of suicide vlctlma are contacted wltbln 72 boun after the death occurs. Those wishing help may obtain family or individual Lherapy sessions, either at their own homes or ln county mental health offices. County workers later recontact the families and close friends arter one, six and 12 months, the report said. So far, families and friends of The rest of \.he llme be was a smiling picture or a one-line com edian who had a ready quip for seemingly any question he might be asked. Caddg Works Claeap 100 victim.a bave request.Id help, and about three cases are being added each month. lo addition, a program to help mlddl e·a•ed wldowa and widowers establlsb new llves after the death of their mates was started last March_. • Alien Arrests ·Surpass 197 6, · 'Patrol Says· U.S. Border Patrol agentl btte picked up more lllegal aliens In Southern California this year than in all of 1976. More than 281,000 aliens have been apprehended so tar this year. with another 680 pulled from cars at the San Onofre. border check this put weekend. . San Onofre agent-In-charge Al· Janicki said agents picked up 271,000 illegal aliens last year in the Chula Vista stttor. That area runs from the Pacific Ocean halfway t.o El Cen· tro, and from the border north to San Luis Obispo. Janicki called Sunday·s ap· prehensioo of more than 400 il- legals "a normal Sunday round· up.·· For example. Billy wa5 asked where be would be if he weren't the President's brother. .. B:tck in Plains pumping gas," he replied. SAN DIEGO CAP) --Dick Hefner says burglars took his television set over the weekend. a lone with a toilet seat cover. tea ketUe and bathroom Ooor rugs. The kitchen sink wasn't touched. Gordon Peterson of St. Louis Park. Minn .• takes along his personal caddy when he pl<1ys golf. The caddy. a German shepherd named Clem. is trf!ated to an ic~ cream cone al the 19th ho le. Our vested suits set the style for Spring For the man who makes It his bual- nesa to look his beet. A collection of vested suits tallored In today's most popular lookl. New· and-now craaalct. Flawless British cuts. European Inspired atylea. All whipped up In llghtwelght wool ~polyeeter ~dlforcrlap, Ylrf nkfe..f ree wear. Aleh oolOratlona and petterna rn ptafdl, 8trJ,,_and IOfldl. TalfONd Ol'lf 11a.nv·eoo· cen M 111.00 ll l4 I ll s y d . • l , ' I Irvine EOfTION VOL. 10, NO 269, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A Today's Closing N.Y. Stoeks ... ( .., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1977 TEN CENTS I Council Tries Again on Housing Suit lh PlUUP RO MARIS . °' .. _.,_ ..... lrvln~ c·1ty coun<"1lmcn phmned lo try .t~a1n todu> tor iwttlemcnt of a lo~ income hmuin~ law11u11 u~uin~t th~ nl~ ,;nd the lrvtne Cum pun) <.:ount:&lme:n . ulttndine 11 Ll'..igU\' of C1t1c!> conference in S..in fo'r14nc1~0 planned lo fly back for .t l'>pec1al meetine at the l n me City Hall, beginning at ~:Wpm The <'l~oo door seHlon Iii an 1111parcnt lust·c.htch effort to work an ugroomcnt before Governor Urown i.igns or vetoes lcgblation designed lo free the Jrvme Company from h1wsuits thn•atening lo halt building of the billion-dollar I rvlne Industrial Complex-Ea.st. The bill. SB·344, sponsored by Newport Beach Sen. Dennis Curpenter, must be acted upon by Brown bys p.m . Tuesday. Brown reportedly Is reluctant to sign the measure into law until the Orange County Fair Housing Council, which filed the lawsuit In 1975, the city of Irvine and the lrvinc Company reach an out-of· court agreement. An Irvine Company spokesman said Brown doesn't want to be put In the middle of the issue. The bill becomes l aw automaUcaJly if Brown chooses not to act either way. The Irvine Company Friday predicted a settlement that day. But the City Council. which met nearly four hours Friday In ex· ecutive session, balked. The council, it was reported wanted some sort of stipulaUt. from the Fair Housing Council Gun-toting Fullerton Student Hurts 2, Dies Delly ...... Staff ....... BODY OF DEAD STUDENT WHEEL.ED AWAY FROM COMMUNITY COLLEGE CAMPUS He Took His Own Ufe Thi• Morning After Shooting Two Other• In Fullerton Rifle JaDI Prevents Carnage By GARV GRANVILLE Ol IM Q.il'I' Pttet 'laff A 27-year-old student carrying a rifle and handgun walked into a Fullerton Community College classroom today and wounded an instructor's aide before klll- ln~ himself. Police said the .22-caliber rifle Jammed after the gunman, iden- tified as Gerald Harunoba Ue· ji ma. of 2767 Ball Road. Anaheim, fired a single bullet. Before his journey to the cam- pus and ultimately his own death, Uejlma reportedly was embroiled in an argument with a neighbor In his apartment com· plex. Police believe he fired a single bullet that struck Stephen Whlte, 67. In the chest before he headed towards the college campus. that the city wouldn't be sued again over housing issues if It agreed to the settlement. Mayor Bill Vardoulis and Councilman David Sills, who comprise the council's two-man settlement committee, stayed on past the council meeting to confer with city, Irvine Company and Fair Housing Council at- torneys. The group reportedly reached Oil Darkens Beach Town ROSAJYTO BEACH, Mex. <APP'-A diesel 011 spill, the second in the Ba- ja area in two months, has swept ashore along at least five miles of this Mexican tourist town, officials say. The spill was driven ashore by u strong southern current and heavy surf so that by Sun- day morning a dark brown film coaled the water about 200 yards offshore. Authorities s aid the s pill may have occurred during pumping operations on a Mexican oil tanker located nearby. Children Stranded On Freetvay Five handicapped children on an outing to Disneyland were temporarily stranded on the San Diego Freeway in San Clemente Saturday. when their van de- veloped engine trouble. San Clemente firemen. who were called to the scene, said the driver of the Recreational Services for the Handicapped van smelled smoke as he drove south through San Clemente on the freeway . The driver pulled the van off on the shoulder, but could not turn off the engine, firemen said. a new agreement at 2:30 a .m. Saturday that Included a clause stipulating that if the Fair Hous- ing Council ever brings suit against the city again on a hous· ing issue, then terms of the settle- ment would be suspended. It is upon that amended settle- ment agreement that the council is expected to vote tonight. The Friday night vote was 3·2 <See HOUSING, Page A.2> TV Craze Trial Begim MIAMI CAP> • A hypnotic drug was secretly administered to teen-age murder defendant Ronald Zamora during a night· lime visit to his jail cell by a de· fensc psychiatrist, the defense team said today as Zamora's trial began. "Sodium amytal was ad· ministered to Ronny Zamora.·· defense attorney EJlls Rubin. who contends that the boy was driven to madness by watching television violence, said in pre- trial proceedings In the courtroom. Rubin described the substance as a "drug-hypnotic" and said Zamora "made certain state- ments." A pharmacist said sodium amytal was a commonly used prescription sleeping drug but not a so-called truth serum. However, she said it might be used with hypnosis to have a similar effect. The drug Incident, which Rubin said occurred Thursday night at Dade County Pretrial Detention Center, led to an • acrimonious exchange between lawyen. Rubin said that after he, psychiatrist Michael Gilbert and Rubin's wlle, who acts as a secretary, left the jail, Zamora was ''woozy, dizzy." . Rubin complained that when Zamora refused to submit to a blood test, "the attendant plunged a needle into his arm .. anyway. l Billy Carter a 'Hit' At Knott's Show lleiliff ~()ils C«>unty Jail Escape Plan The neighbor was being treated for his wound at Garden Park Hospital jn Anaheim His condi· lion was satisfactory. The jamming of Uejima's rtne may have spared the junior col- lege campus in downtown Fullerton from becoming the sceneoC a massacre slmUartoone at a college campus four miles distantinJuly.1976, policesaid. When firemen arrived at the scene, they found the chlldren, who suffer cerebral palsy, could not be removed from the van. because they were in wheelchairs, which were blocked by freeway guard rails from leaving the vehicle. A source with direct knowledge of the Incident suggested earlier that use or the drug led to a re- enactmen~ of the June 4 murder of Elinor lfaggart in her Miami <See TRIAL, Page A2> On a day that featured a human cannonball . marathon dancers and parachute jumpers. it was Billy Carter who stole the show at Knoll's Berry Farm Sun· day. Well tanned and wearing a leisure suil. the best k,nown service s tation operator in Plains. Ga .• smiled through an afternoon in which he: -·Regaled the press with a series or onc·line quip answers to questions. --Judged a beauty contest that featured bathing suits of the 20s and ladies bearing such unllkely names as Miss Deed. Miss Cue, and .Miss Nomer. --served as arand marshal In a parade distinguished by the autograph seekers who broke ranks to gel Billy's signature on everything from hamburger wrappers to paper napkins. Shared the stage wtth JoAnn Worley in an impromptu ap- pearance that both seemed to en· joy. Billy was reluctant to say how much he was being paid for bis appearance at the farm. He pre- ferred to term the amount> .. 'no one ·s damn business" as he smiled his way through a press conference. Ruled off base during the 30- minute session with the press were political questions. But Bil- ly let it be known he '11 be working for Alabama Governor George (See BILLY, Page A!> Pilot lntrO-duces . New Pame Styles A sharp-eyed balllff at the nearby county courthouse pre- vented what Orange County Jail officers described as a plaMed escape attempt today by a group of prisoners. Jail officers said the bailiff looked through a courthouse win· dow and saw a group or prisoners who were taking a recreation break behaving suspiciously near a security fence on the northwest comer of the roof. They said investigation re- vealed that two prisoners had penetrated the security fence and were about to seek an exit from the roof when they were grabbed by deputies. Officers said they took the two men to a special holding cell for questioning and cleared the roof before beginning a head count. They tefus~ to identify the two men ~g further investiga. lion." "We're pretty sure that no one got. away," a senior officer said. "But we're taking the head count just in case." He said he was unable to ex· plain bow the prisoners managed to b.te~h the security fence. "We're loolttna into that question n1htnow.•'hesaid. ... In that July 7. 1976, shooting at Cal State Fullerton, seven peo· pie were killed and two persons were sertously injured. Last month, a jury convicted Edward Charles Allaway, a custodian at the university, of the murders. Today's shooting occurred shortly after 8 a.m. when Ue- jima drove his car to a door leading to a classroom and left the engine running. After entering the classroom he reportedly mumbled some words before firing a single shot from the rifle. The bullet struck an instructor's aide, Terri Harris, 36, in the hip. Witnesses told police Uejima apparently became frustrated when the rifle jammed, threw It to the floor and then fired a single shot from a handgun before placing that gun to his temple and pullin~ the trigger. Miss Harris was taken to St. <SeeS11JDENT, P11eA2> Engineer Jim Pengelli said the guard rails prevented firemen from opening the van's doors enough to get the wheelchairs out. In order to avoid possible fire danger from an overheated engine, firemen cut the van's battery cable. Capt. Nick Maule coasted the van down the Avenida Pico on- ramp, after California Highway Patrolmen assisted firemen in blocking traffic on the ramp. "It was scary," PengelU said or the incident. "The van couldn 'l be towed off the freeway, because some of the kids were in wheelchairs inside the van. Tilt· ing the van in towing would have ' sent the kids rolling around in· side. "I was direcUng CapL Maule when be coasted the van down tht} off.ramp, and, believe me, he was driving very, very carefully." • The children, aged 7 to lS, are residents of the San Diego area. ea119te at ITCI -- Author Highl,ighu· Festival New Judges Appr()ved F()r County Gov. Edmund Brown ' Jr. signed a bill today adding three Superior Court Judges in Orange County. The blll, AB 988, was sponsored. by Assemblyman Richard Robinson <D-Santa Ana> and also added a judge in Alameda County. · Brown approved five addi~ tional new judicial posts in Fresno, Sacramento and San Diego County, but turned down 45 other p~ judgeships. in· cluding 34 m Los Angeles. He cited the need for streamlining and reform before courts :-are expanded .. bis reason ror the vetoes. . Coast It wlll be moatJy cloudy t~rough Tuesday. with a 20 percent chance or pre- cipitation. Sl1Jhtly cooler tonight, S:5 to 65. High Tues· day68. INSIDE TODA. Y · l % DAIL V PtLO T , .... _ .. J BILLY ••. W aHM' In hl11 hid ror lbe Senate nut y~ar and that he b a •launch oPlilODllld. ol lbe £41uaJ J\iihll A .clment That wu about u at'noua as lbe prC".Sldf'nt. brolhf"r aot dur In his prt" t't>nftr<-nt'c to Uw GuMltnatr Room at Kn.ott ' The rMl at the Ume be WU a flm1hnt p1t'tur~ of a on• line rom f'd1an "tw hod • re.dy quip for ~ffmlnaly any quf''ltlon be· mlaiht be ...skeet. For uamplt>, 81Uy wa' l•'lked 'A here M would be ti he wt-rt:n'l th.: Proldt11t "1 brother ·Bar k in Plains pumping i••," he replied. "Do you have any polilJcaJ am· billona? · · a report.er 11ked. ''No," Billy aoi.wered "l 'n tun for ol(1ce five llmea and I 've lost four Umes. Thal ouabt toJell me~meUuna." The President '1 40·year-old younr•r brother wu uked by one reporter 1f he had "any fear or bemg k1dnaped or socnet.hlng like that.·• "No, I don 't," Billy replied .. And 1 don't thank anyone would buy me back 1! I wai.." He lamented the fact that Plains will never be what it once was now that 1t has received bO much attention. Billy called himself one or the good ol ' boys and cheerfully acknowledged himself as bis mother's favorite son. "She's proud of Jimmy, but she loves me most," he smiled as he described his place in the sun atbome. fi',.._PageAI CAPOTE •.. art form of masks to renect cur- rent themes, performs at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Fine Arts Villaae Theater. Admission is $4 for the general pubUc, $2 for UCI stu· dents. James Penrod and Janice Plastino. associate professors of dance at UCI. demonstrate dance forms at 8 p.m. Thursday in the UCI Concert Hall. Ad · mission is S2 for general public, $1 for UCI students. La Nopalera performs in the hall at 8 p.m . Friday. Admission ls Sl general, 50 cents students. Saturday's Hot SLAW RoWld· up, beginnin~ at 10 a.m. and free to the public, Includes refreshments, student handicraft exhibits, games and entertain- ment. • BILLY CARTER TALKS TO BEAUTY CONTESTANTS AT K OTT'S BERRY FARM President'• Brother Steals the Show aa Grand Marshal In Parade • in Bib.le Court Told Ban 'Ho&tile ~oward Religion' NEW ORLEANS (AP) -A federal appeals court was told to- day that banning every vestige of religion from public schools is hostility toward religion, not the neutrality required by the U S. Constitution. ''The question is no longer the law mvofved, but whether the circumstances or the case show either favoritism or hostility," s aid attorney Wiiliam M . Rowland. He represented the Orangf' County. Fla., schools in the latest episode of the s even-year fi~ht ov~r voluntary readmg und d1s- tnbution 0Cthe Bible. J erome Bornstein, also of Orlando and representing the plaintiffs in the case, argued that the effort to force religion into the county's 97 public schools is a "continuous brooding presence" which can be held back only by a clear legal ruling. "I think religion has a unique place in the public s chool system." said Bornstein. ··outside, apparently," lnJecl· ed Judge Thomas Gibbs Gee or Austin, Tex .• one of 14 Slh U.S Circuit Court of Appeals judges re·heatlng this case. Bornstein nodded. ··outside ... Thl' school board allowed the distribution of 48,000 Gideon R1blcs an the classrooms In 1970. After that was declared un- constltut1onal, the board set ~u1del1nes whereby religious groups may leave matenals on tables al the school and an· nouncements made to the chtldr~n that the m aterials are ;.i\ ;.11lable · There were inspirational read· ings in the classrooms each morning, with the student to choose what he will read --with the Bible specifically not ex· tluded. Six months ago, a three-judge panel or the appeals court ruled 2 1, with Gee dissenting, that the new guidelines also were un- constitutional. Eight families with various re- ligious affiliations have been fighting the school board since 1970. They contend the reading and distribution o( the Kin& James' Bible and other school board policies could offend Jewish, Catholic and some Protestant students. The famlUes say the policies violale constitutional guarantees or s eparation or church and state and due process of law. Dental Chart& To Be Used in CnuhProbe Orange County coroner's dep· utles compared dental records today In an effort to Identify the burned body of a driver who was fatally Injured with two other people Friday in a head-on crash on Laguna Canyon Road in Irvine. Already ldenUfled amon1 the . dead were Bette Eyan, 47, of Corona, and Verna Henshaw, 41, of Rlver1lde, who drove the car In which both women rode. Two other passenaer~ ln the Hen.shaw car were lnjured Mary Wiawell, aa, of Norco, re· mained in parded condition to- day in the lntenslve care ward of Ml.aalon Community Hoapital in Board Member Sought Mission Viejo. · Elizabeth Gardner, 23, of Corona, was released Saturday Crom Saddleback Valley Com· munity Kos~l\al after trealment for her injuries. Saddleback College trustees will convene in executive session tonight an hour before their reg- ular meeting to continue In- terviewing candidates for ap- pointment to the board seal of Tustln's Frank Grei.nk, .. Greinke has tendered his res- ignation effective no later than Nov. L5 to move out of the county The closed-door meeting to consider several of the six appli- cants for that post will convene al 6:30 p.m. It is probable. accord- inl? to colleize sources. that a selection will be made in the re1· ular season starting at 7·30 p.m. Under state law, trustees must choose Grelnke's successor before Sept. 30 or call a special elect.ton. The cost of such a vole bu been estimated at $100,000. Durin1 their regular meeting, trustees are due to reconsider a board code of ethics for possible adoption. Jt waa sent back for re- vision after an Initial discussion earlier tbia month. The ethlct code was dratted by several board members to ad· dress such things as conflict of in· terest and other factors that might affect the proper performance of the board l\.mc- tlom. Also on the agenda for board adoption is a request to submit an application for stale funding of several campus projects in lhl' 1978-79state budget. The application. considered a routine action, contains requests for assistance to build the pro· posed $5.5 million general classroom building and a seso,ooo Olympic pool on the Mission Vie- jo Campus. Or. Ed Hart, assistant to the superintendent, said current state formulas indicate the col- lege could get about $500,000 toward the classroom laclllty and $212,000 for the pool. l'ro• Page Al TRIAL BEGINS .•• Beach home. The novel aspect or the case drew three dozen newspaper, magazine and television re· porters to the courtroom. Special television lifhts were Installed In Circuit Judge Paul Baker's tiny courtroom to allow gavel-to- gavel taping of the trial. Rubin has subpoenaed Telly Savalas, star of the "Kojak'' series, as a witness. The judge, in an unusual press briefing before Jury selection began, said Florida's one· year experiment in allowing cameras In courtrooms would meet a severe test in the Zamora case, which he said could determlne "if we can have an acceptable marriage· between the concepts of Cree press and fair trial. It's going to make lt or break It." Several attorneys for the news media were on hand for consult•· lion in tod~'s pr~eedlnis. Zamora, 15, an4 a 14·)'ear-old youth are both char1ed wttb fttst. degree murder in the dtatb of 83-year·old Elinor Hagaart, found &bot to death at her .MJaml Beach hom•. TIM other ~th la to be tried separate'y. ••An adoleacent predl1po1ed to emoUonal lnat.abWty la very 1111· ctptlble to the lnlluenc• of televtalon," Rubin baa 11ld. • • Wby do children love teltvtslon? Why do 1ponaor1 1pend mUlioas ol dollars • month adverttainf t.btlt prodtfotl on televlalon? And finally. wby cSo. t.Jevt.alon v~eoc. betet act'* viol.eo?0 Rubin la taown for taklllt e.,. tbllt attract attenUon. He helped Wateraate burtlU' s . Howard Hunt caJa parole and one?• filed a auit ol hll own to challqe Mlaml't bomo.uual rl&bts~e. .YI• pro,.ou(ton *rltd to re1ttf ct Z&mora '• d~t•aa• b1 .,~ tMt lM Only laM •• whet.br be cou14 dl1tln1uilb tiOUrotn lWfODI• ~ ... . ftulUMW IP>Ota ••-v ed. to ~·enme •bcriil neb 11 "KoJit."' i•POUce Wom•n" mid a film about mass murderer Charles Manson. "His explanation of the crime was exactly what I had seen on a 'Kojak' episode a year earlier," Rublnsaid. SavaJas, who was served with a defense subpoena while on a visit here, said he Is opposed to violence on television, and con- tended there was never any such Kojak episode. It was unclear whether the de· fense would offer a tape of the show in queaUon. Judie II. Paul Baker has said Sa val as must appear Oct. s to de· termlne whether his tesUmony would be relevant. Hope Shotts, Former Pilot Employe, Dies Mn. Hope Shutts, a IOl\ltlme Coate MHa resident and employe ot 0-e Dally Pllot, died Saturd11 at Lona Beach Memorial llo.phal wbere •bt had been under101n1 treaUoeat for cancer.~ wu 18. At ber requeat1 no funttal urvtc• will be bela. Mra. Sbutta Joined the Dally )llot ln 1HO u •xecuthe Hcretary to former AMa.tent Publlthtr N. Paul Ntuen. Arter bl1 retirement, If rt. Sbutta' eerved u Herttarr to cla11llled and naUOoal adftrt.W Lill m--.•~Caff Cuwl4GMD-. Ul1be~lntm. She ltMil iDorid from w r.. Id~ at sa VletOna 9t .• Coit& Meta, toJ,.oN leMh. • .... AUfti ......... -'* ~ Moria• Pric9 ft V• Nu11. HercloMlt~-Ud.JCliaiAutM. .. ~ .... ~~U:.!r.r ... trvine Police said the accident occ urred as the un1dentif1ed driver of a Corvette sports car passed another car on the twist· ing canyon road. The Corvette smashed into the Henshaw car, burat into names, plunged down • roadside em- bankment and exploded, police said, trappina the driver inside. The man was alone In the car. Police Sgt. Robert Lennert said today the man appeared to have been In hls middle 4-0s. He said a tentative ldentlflcaUon has been made. Our vested suits set the style tor Spring For the man who makes It hi• busi- ness to look his beat. A collect Ion of veated aulta t.llored In tod•y'a moat popular looka. New- and-now CIUllCI. Flawl .. Brltlat't cut1. European Inspired 1tyl1t. All whipped up In tlghtwelght wool 1nd polyetter blenda for crisp, wrtntde-ttM • ..,.. Rich coloratlona and patterne In ptatd,, attl~ and eoUda. T .. lorfd ontv • .. Botll!lV ·eoo c..fJ M 1•1.00 ,.,....P-AJ HOUSING LA\VSUIT. • • a1ainst accepting the settlement. Mayor Vardoulls, SUls and Coun- cilman John Burton oppoqd UM agreement. Councllwomen Mary Ann Galdo and Gabrielle Pryor favored it. The Irvine Company again pre- dicted a settlement tonipt, 1lnce Sills and Vardoulla worked on the amended settlement. The proposed settlement In· eludes two alternative• for the buildtna of low and moderate cost housing. The option preferred by the Irvine Company Is to build up to 1,400 rental apartments on 78 acres of land now owned by the UC Irvine campus, over the next eightyean. · The propeny is part of a so· called 1nclusionary area sold to the university by the Irvine Com- pany at a discount rate of $6,500 per aore, which wu restricted for the bwlding of campus bous· Ing. Under the plan, UC would sell the land back to the Irvine Com pany, at the same reduced rate. Hau the housing built would be for rental by UCI students, racul· ty and staff; the remaining 700 units would be available for the general community. The city of lrvlne would con· tribute $329,000 In federal hou!l· Ing and community development funds to help finance improve- ments on the property to help keep rental costs low. The university property option depends upon acceptance of the pro1ram by the UC reaent.s. IC the regents don't approve the plan within nine months of settle· ment. the second alternative would be Wldertaken. That calla for the bulldina or 725 lower income bousin1 1.tnitl on property already owned by the IrvlneCompany. The company would select six or seven sites, totallnl 33 to 41 acres. Arnona the locations for sites would be the housing villages of Woodbridge and University Town Center. Under both alternatives, de· velopment denaltles would be 18 to 22 unit.a per acre, with a three. story height limit. The city would a1ree to waive or reduce various park acreage, parking, garage and other re· qulrements, lncludln1 fees, necessary to hold down develop· menl costs to lower income levels . Wesley Mark, an envlronmen· tal author who ls one of .even Billboard Does Trick PORTLAND, Ore. CAP> --"Welcome home Kevin Jane Bates. I love you! Will you marry me?" That's pretty standard as proposals 10 -except this one was written In giant letters on a billboard posted alon1 82nd A venue in northeast Portland. Mi.sa Batte, 24, aaw the p r o po s a I --a s d i d thousands of other Portland residents -when she returned from a sia· week trip to Germany. ''It Worked," said Dr. Thomas Miller, as, a Beaverton chiropractor. ·'She said •yes' riebt aW!'Y·" Irvine residents named as co. plaintiffs with the Fair Housing Council, called the propood Mt- tlement "a significant commit· ment." He said lbe f rvlne Company would be committed lo provid,e up to a .8 million tn lite imp"°"· ment.s, eewera, roads, utilitiea and lhe like under the UCI alte rnative. Where the Irvine Company would have to provide land as well, Mar>C estimated its commit· ment at '4 mllllon. He credited the new manage· ment or the company with the settlement breakthrou1h. ''Frankly," Marx said, "it w aan 't Ulltil the new manas~· ment came ln that a real sipiD· cant breakthrou1b began to be made." "We feel that just in tbe !our months the new man•tement haa been aroWld, they've made more progress ln attemptln1 to resolve lon1·•tandinl problems than did the old manaaement." l'roaaPageAJ STUDENT Jude Ho.pltal for treatment of her injury. She was reported in stable condition. Uejima apparently died in· s tantly from the self-innieted wound. Sheryl Marte Stone, a tr•hman at Fullerton Community College, was a witneaa to the sbootin& in- cident. She said Uejima came into a ground Ooor classroom carrying the rtne with the handgun insert- ed Into the waistband or bls trousers. · "I beard a shot and I looked up. He was about five .to seven feet from me and was poinUn1 the gun right at my face," Mias StonesaJd. "But he kept w.avlng the 1un from one person to another and now 1 think he kind of dldn 't know who he wanted to shoot." "If ell to the noor under my desk and watched hls feet 11 he waJked away and then 1 heard two more s hots. I guess that's when l uw him fall and knewtt was allover," she added. Mlss Stone described Uejlma as rather abort, havln1 a 1baved head and wearlna "a camounaae jacket and a hat of some kind, I really can't remember It because Helt so faint." '0~ Calcutta' Okayed in RI PROVIDENCE, R.I. CAP> - The clty'1 Bureau of Licenses has issued a permit for an Oct. 9 performance of the musical "Oh, Calcutta!" alter deciding it would be futile to appeal a Superior Court ruling. The board received a letter from Deputy City Solicitor John Rotondi uylng the state Supreme Court probably would s ustain Judge Ronald R. Lagueux's decision to give the muaical a permit. Rotondo said the appeal would be a wute oC time. Lagueux said that the sexually explicit mU5ical is not oblcene and ordered the bureau to issue a license for the Oct. 9 performance. \ :~ I !i y II I I \ STOCKS I MOSKOWITZ ;londny~ {:lo i~ Pricf'.a NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS q.,vt•1'-111tl-tr_,.,. .. ......,v.,11.~~111c.,~ • ...._.Oett.it_C1"'t-tltbe.• • ........,.,.,.-*" U.. lqt!Mel .. _~f/lleealfllesfi.ti.r.-lllUI,,.\, .... u u UAJ. llO 8 3JI 19 , "-UC.I 1• I 16 t&~. ._ UMC 1 llOIO IJ3 11-.. ... UMET Tr 1 1~ .. '• IJOP 10 I 11 14'1. '• UVlnd I ~ JU --l• VARCO I.JO & • ,., 1. Un8~11 M 6 &l 111.1-,,. ~;-c:,t ~-=I~ ~t ~\<. ;·;' UnCmru 11 t 1 7~ Vnlon(4) 9 IS s IJnEl<K t » 9 11s 1s•~ UnEI pt A lO 110 52"• vnElpt. St tlOO ~··· • I, unEtpt 2n s 'l'I'• •• VnOC.I 220 7 UO S•'•+ ... IJOC'• pt? !O ,. ... ... 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Vt-'>Pl I 56 10 414 :IO!ilo ''o VIPL pf ) ml 19 No-~ ~. Septem~r :ze. 1977 l/N DAILY PILOT AilCFo;r Smash Movie Means,: Boy By MILTON MOSKOWITZ 'What's a smash mbv1~ worth? Ask 20th Centul')'\Fox. which holds th&-h~ hand these days in the moUon plcturt businc:lsa, thanks to ,.'Star Wars." which It relea&ed Maf 25. 11 il continues a~ its present pace, "Star Wars't wlll becGme the biggest seller in the history or movies, sur· passing "Jaws." And the science fantasy film 15 already ma.king a substantial contribution to the financial well- bdnaot Fox ".JAWS" 81\LLOON.:D T HE SALES OF MCA from SMO million to $810 million and JacknJred profits froin SSS mllliGn to $85 million. But "Star Wars" is bound to hJve a much more dramatic impact on Fox because the company starts from a much smaller base. Dennis C. Stanfill, chairman and president of Fox, gave some ink.ling or what this leverage will be in a talk this month to security analysts. Stanfill reported that through' Labor Day, "Star Wars" had taken in $134 million at theaters across the country. Through that s ame date, 1-'ox had grossed $87 million Crom its distribution or the film. That $87 million figure bulks large when Money Tree you consider that Fox had total sales of $350 m illion in 1976 "Star Wars" will vault the company well over the $400 million mark. Much or that revenue will work iLc; way into profile; because ''Star Wars" has already recovered its production cosl'i of $10 million. Fox has spent about $5 million advertis mg the film . THE RE WILL BE A 60-40 SPUT of the profits. George Lucas, writer and director of "Star Wars." will get 40 per cent, Fox 60 percent. The Wall Street Journal estimates that Fox's pretax earnings on "Star Wars" have already exceeded S4o million. Fox earned $10.7 million after taxes last year. Its net this year is likely to hit $30 million. While "Star Wars" overshadows everything ebe. another movie, "The Other Side or Midnight." is providing an ex~~profit kicker for Fow. Stanfill said this film grossed S29 million through Labor Day, making 1t the third most sue ceasfulmovieoverthesummer WHAT WILL ZOtb CENTURY-FOX do with this loot" 11 will go on a shopping spree. There's not a company lert that relies exclusively on motion pictures to keep it afloat. Columbia Pictures recent- ly bought a big pinball machine maker, D. Gottlieb. Wall Disney gets more revenues from its amusement parks than its films. MCA <Universal Pictures) is into mail order sell- ing <Spencer Gifts>. publishing (G.P. Putnam's). records and music publishing, recreation and tour services, bank ing. Metro-Goldwyn Mayer has become the No. 1 casino operator in Las Vegas. And three companies have disap- pear«! into the folds of conglomerates -Paramount Pic- tures belongi.,g to Gulf &: Western Industries, United Artists being part or Transamerica and Warner Bros. functioning as a unit of W "rner Communications. Fox owns television stations in Mlnneapolis, Sall Lake City and San Antonio. Flush with lhe "Star Wars .. profits. it's look.ing to buy three or four more. I't's also on the prowl for radio stations. For $2() million. it'a buying Coca Cola Bottling Midwest, Inc. Ir you have something to sell. give Dennis Stanfill a eC1ll Depressed Prices Spur Late Rally NEW YORK <AP> -Stock prices declined in slow trad- ing today. welshed down by interest-rate worries and news of continuing U.S. trade-balance problems. and then rallied late in the session. The Dow Jones averageof30 industrials. which fell 17.67 points last weelt to a 2l·montb low, gained 2.51 points to !Wl.65. Big Board volume came to 18.2 million shares. 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SESAM STREET • VtU.A Al.EORE 5 30 II ABC MEWS • TOM AMO JERRY • WAIT TIL YOUR FATHER GET'SHOME Harry Is lhttlled when Irma annQOllC91 lhe Is pregnant e!) HOOOEPOOGE LODGE &.1>0 9 CBS NEWS 0 NEWS 0 EMERGENCY ONE! "Problem U Q) FOOTBALL The New England Patriots clash w1tn the Cleveland Browns a1 Cleveland Slad1um, Ohio 0 MY PARTNER THE GHOST Randall's ususatly depend.;Jble par1ner the ghost begins to t0porl· mg events that did not happen CD THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY Shirley's parenls are batthng again and this time Grandm.l decides 10 go to work as lhe Partridge temlly's maid Q) THE ROOKIES Ben Fuller. a ret1red pouceman. complicates molters wnen he tnes to lake charge of the lnves1igatlon Into a friend's death tll) ZOOM '11) FOODS FOR THE MODERN FAMILY "Sltr-Fry Cooking 6.:30 0 MOVIE * *' • "Sandcaslles ( 1972) Her- schel Bernardi Jan-Michael Vincent A man's gtlostly Image returns to prove himself Innocent or thievery. but falls In love with a beaullful musician ( 1 hr . 30 min ) Q) THE 000 COUPLE Fehl( asks Oscar to pose tor a lay- out advertising a new men's cologne fE) ASWESEEIT ""Boston Story, P:1rt I School desegregation in Boston Cl) FAMILY PORTRAIT "Pairing 011'" (I) CBS NEWS 7:00 U NBC NEWS Q LIARS CLUB 0 CONCENTRATION 40 t LOVELUCY "The Fox Hunt" G) LET'S MAKE A DEAL fE) MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT '11) YOGA WITH MADELINE ()) TO TELL THE TRUTH 7:30 0 CONSUMER BUYLINE David Horowitz v1s11s the Small Claims Court with the Hon lrwtn Nebron. Presiding Judge of Munlc- i~l Court U NEWL YWEO GAME 0 JOKER'S WILD CD THE BRADY BUNCH Jan makes promises she cannot To11ight 011 NBC o-on• at a Mobile Army Surgical TUBE TOPPERS I H~al In Korea cr&at• havoc • with thelr eccentric behavior and atrlctty non-rnilltaty behavior. (2 KTLA <5> s·oo "Woman Times Seven."Shlrlev Sad Ending \ p1C'n1<· lttr :\klls ... u SUl' Anderson nt•fl J and ~kl1ssa <;rlhl'l'I turns to trngt•lh on l.1ttll' !louse on tllv 1'1 <llrll'. lo111ghl at H 1111 :'\BC. Ch<innl'I I keep in order lo win a populanty contest. Q) ADAM-12 Officers Malloy and Reed search for an elusive bar girt who m1ghl be able to clear a fellow officer ot blackmali charges Ell) 28 TONIGHT "Seabrook -Do We Need It? · '11) SOMETHING PERSONAL "'N8Vef Give Up" profiles Imogen CJnnlngham, who waa an active portrait photographer until her death at the age of 93 CJ) 1100,000 NAME THAT TUNE 8:00 I) Cl) YOUNG OAN'L BOONE D UTTI.E HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE '"My Ellen"' Laura convinces Eloise Taylor (Corinne M1ch0els) lo let her daughter. Ellen. go swimming 1n the creek. When tragedy strikes and Ellen d1owns. Eloise. grief- stricken, mistakes Lwr a lor h'1r dead daughter and holds her captive. Rat in gs G Hide ~MO'f'lf'\ •'" ttlt"d atcort1•nq ,,, 001" Qtfl("f~ dttf1'1dANf' MOW"•'"\ tt)r TV .ur tu<f~ by• Cfftlf' I •• * * ••• • * • t ,, ••II< nl -Vr:1v Goon -Good Fa" -Poor 0 MOVIE • •'• "'Woman Times Seven"' ( 1967) Shirley MacLalne, Alan Arkin Seven extremely dtffe<eol female personallttes are studied against a Paris backdrop (2 hrs ) 0 MOVIE * * * "How To Save A Marnage And Ruin Your Lile" ( 1968) Dean Martin. Stella Stevens An unmar- ried man has an affair with a wom- an he bellevas 1s hla friend's m11trea.. (2 hrs ) G) THE ODO COUPLE Oscar develops a strong attach- ment for Felix's doctor, an allrac- tlve young woman e MOVIE •*'A "Bright Leaf" ( 1950) Gary Cooper, Lauren Bacall. A tobacco tycoon grows Increasingly wealthy. unlll a man he took advantage ot returns. seeking revenge. (2 hrs.) f1l) MASTERPIECE THEATRE "'Upstairs, Downstalns: Joke Over" Georgina's renewed association with a group of irresponsible yoong socialites leads to a tragic acc1den1 '11) UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS "Upstairs. Downstairs Noblesse Obhge" The social position and lamlly background of Georgina's new love make ttte1r future happ1- neu uncertain (A) 8:30 0) CROSS-WITS 8:-45 0 MOVIE * ***"MASH ( 1970) Donald Sutherland. Etltol Gould Two sur- 9~f'l~i~krrvwHITE MacLaine portrays seven different characters in this A mlNlng diamond nocktac.. an 1967 movie comedy with Alan Arkin. apparent 1n1ld•·thett. 1poll1 NBC GJ 9:00 --"ln the Matter of Karen Arul Joyoe'a aurprlae birthday party Quinlan." A dramit\zalion of the celebrated case of a with her long·tlme friend• when young girl in a coma whose fate prompted a legal bat-e:'~ ~~ef~oe. tie. Brian Keith and Piper Laurie star <review * * * "In The MlllClr 01 Karen below)· Ann Quinlan" (Premiere) Brian ABC f1 9;00 · "M'*'A•S•H. ··The movit! on which Keith. Piper Laurie. Having accept-the hit TV series was based r e turns to the tube with ed the reality that th8lr daughter Is Elliott Gould and Donald Sutherland as the un- termlnally ill. the Ol.llnlans decide orthodox Army medics. her Inevitable death lhOtJld not ~ '--------------------------prolonged and attempt to have the llfe-aopport equip"*1t removed. G) MERV GRIFFIN fD THEAGEOFUNCERTAINTY "The Manner• And M0<ala Of High Capitalism'' How do the attitudes of the "rob!>« barons" on the aecumutallon and expend•ture or capital still affect us? I!) DAVID SUSSKIND "Terrorlsta, Hostages. Poltce And The Media·· II) MOVIE **'h "Skin Game" (1971) James Garner, Lou Gossett A pair of con men are outwitted by a female colleague. (2 hrs.) 9:30 8 ()) MAUDE "'The Flying Saucer" A UFO has been sighted over Tuckahoe. but no one believes It because It's Maude who's spotted It. 10:00 8 ()) RAFFERTY The worlds of music and medicine meet under Ille-or-death condl- llons when Dr. Ratrer1y treats a claulcal virtuoso vlolln1st (Peter Donat) and a rock 11ar (Elayne HetlveU). ea NEWS '1) NIGHT GALLERY Two men accuse a Wiich doctor of kllllng the one's brolher but the witch doctor denlee It tt) IN PURSUIT OF LIBERTY • "The First Freedom" The evolution ot freedom of the press 10:30 0) Q) NEWS 11:00 8 Cl D Cl) <ID! NEWS Cl HOLL YWOOO CONNECTION 0 EVANS ANO NOVAK "'Washington And The Panama Canal Treaty" 0) FERNWOOO 2NIGHT Guests: Bob and Joanne Her11ck . Michael Kerlin. Nelson Phipps (!) PERRY MASON "The Case 0 1 The Sardonic Sergeant" Mason 1s to represent an officer on a murder charge, but when he appears at lhe Army post, tie finds his client dead. EID TO BE ANNOUNCED '11) MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT 11 :30 t) Cl) CBS LA TE MOVIE * * "McCabe And Mrs Miiier (1971) Warren Beatty, Juhe Chns. lie When the bualne.u enterprises of a gambler and a madam In a frontier town begin 10 prosper. outside investors attempt to move in and take over. (R) (Networtt advt.es viewer dl.cretlon) D TONIGHT Guest host: Sammy Davis Jr. Guests: Victor Borge. Bonnie FrankUn, Rip Tayk>r, Victor Buono. 9 LOVE. AMERICAN 81)'LE ''F0<mer Manlag& Joker" fJ MOVIE • * *V. "The Money Trap" ( 1966) Glen Ford, Elke Sommer. When the combination of a safe la given to a detective, he decldff to steal Its contents to solve a flnanclal crl· ala brought on by tiia extravagant wife. (1 hr., 45 min.) QJ MEWS fm CAPTIONED ABC NEWS ®)IRONSIDE "Fi11e Miles High" MORNING 12:00 Cl TWILIGHT ZONE "What's In The Box?" 0 MOVIE * * "The Last Of The Ski Bums" ( 1969) Ron Funk, Mike Zuettel. Three ski bums pe<f0<m on the resort &!Opes of France. Italy. Swlt- zMland and Austria. (2 hrs ) GJ LOST IN SPACE "The Flaming Planet" Q) MOVIE * • "Underworld Sto<y" ( 1950) Dan Duryea. Gall Storm. An unetn- lcal reporter signs his own death warrant when he delvee Into the underwood's polltlcal connections. (1 hr .• 30 min.) 12:30 0 GENE AUTRY •. , "S~brush Troubador" 12:<40 (!DJ MOVIE • • ·~ "The Money Trap" (19661 Glenn F0<d, Elke Somme< A detective Is given the combination 10 a safe by a dying robber and considers stealing the money 10 solve pressing personal problems. ( 1 hr .. 20 min.) 1:00 D TOMORROW Guests: John Buckley and Ron Albinson. national chairman and executive dlrect0< of the Y ouno Americans for Freedom 1:158 NEWS 1:300 NEWS Q) MOVIE • Y. "Johnny Stool Pigeon · (1949) Howard Duff. Shelley Winters A treasury agent frees a gangstel from prison hoping he will lead him to und41twor1d connections. ( 1 hr.,1 30mln.) 2:000 NEWS 2:308 NEWS 3::00 aJ NEWS 3:<>5 fJ MOV\E * • "41 "The Otdahoman" ( 1966) Joel McCrea. Barbara Hale. A ' doctor, a widower with a young daughter. protecta an Indian from' being awtndled by crooks desiring hia land. (1hr,25tnln.} Tuesday's Daytime Mo.,ies MORNING 9:00 0 MOVIE .. " * • * "The Private war Of Maj<U''I Benson" (1955) Chariton Heato\'Jp Julie Adams. A tough Army man la sottened by a female doctor attet- he ls transferred to a mlllt~ school. 12 hrs.) · 10:00 9 MOVIE *** "Adventure• Of Marco · Poto'' (1~38) Gary Coop«, 88$ Rathbone. The travels or 13th~ tury explorer Marco Polo bring him 10 China. (2 hrs.) AFTERNOON 12:00 CD MOVIE *** "Dangerous" (1936) Sett~ Oavi.. Franchot Tone. A ruthlesls.' self-untered star, having become a chronic drinker. Is rehabilitated by a young architect. (2 hrs., 20 min) 2:00 G MOVIE * • '.4 "The Deadly Atfalr" ( 1967) James Mason. Simone Signor et. A •• British Intelligence olr1cer Is sent \~ Investigate an anonymous lettef', accusing a key officer of Commu~ nist afflliatlons. (2 hrs.) 3:00 ®) MOVIE , • • 'h "The Bravos" ( 1971 I George, Peppard. Pernell Roberts. An offi;-,•. cer Is assigned the command of a · small lort after the Civli War has' ended. (2 hrs ) 3:30 0 MOVIE * * • "See No Evil"' (1971) Mia Farrow. Robin Bailey. A cowboy, 1(1lls a helpless. young. blind women ( t hr • 30 min ) Quinlan Case Flat As Drallla for Video Police Story To Feature New Format N UC TV h as announced' ·a change for "Police Story,'' its Emmy.winning anthology series.· Inst ead of being shown in itS weekly one-hour time slot, the pr ogram will be presented i'}t; special two-hour telecasts. ~ , .. By JAY SHA RB UTT LOSANGELES(API Anod dly flut dramal1zallon of an cmo· \ionally chaq~ed, widely publicized legal and moral case is on NBC, Channel <I, tomght at 9 ll's a TV movu.>, "In the Malter or Karen Ann Quinlan ' Brian Keith and Piper Laune star as Joe and Julie (luinlan. parents of the young ~ew Jersey woman who lapsed mlo a coma and never came out or 1t 21 :i years ago after a few drinks al a friend's birthday celehrut1on Doctors said her brain ""as hopelessly damaged Her cond1· lion was dclerioratmg rapidly Death seemed incv1tabl<' HER PARE NT S, devout Catholics. faced an agonizing de- cision: Should they let her die a natural death. tell the doctors to lurn orr the respirator that ;irllficiaJly kept her all ve? Their decision was widely de- bated in legal. medical and re· ligious circ1es. It led to a lsndmark right-to-die court bat· Lie Tonight's retelling o f that sad. dilticult time tor the Quinlans 1s a commendable e ffort in restraint.. part.icltlarly in that we never see the gul in her latter .staees o( deterioration. We do see line work by Keith. Miss Laurie and David Hulfan - he tasL u the QuJnlans' young lawyer, Paul Armstrong, who took their case at 1&reat penonal llnancial aacrmcc. STllONG SUPPOat also com- et Crom David Spl.tber1 u a doc· tor who, out of his own COl\VlC· tlolll, retuaed th• QuJnlani' plea to tum off tbe macbln~ all thouJht was the only lhlna kee.,_ tng her I.live. Aod tbe 1crlpt by Hal Sltowitz 11 remarkably low·key for •uch an eaay·to.1ena1UonaU1e story. UQfortunatcly, he d~s cha,ntt aom• facu recalled by the Qulnllnl ln their book. ''Karen Ann!' In one acene, for example, a 1hYlter l•wyer aeea Armatroaa fUlnl the f1nt peUUon lo the CAM and MM1 to a ~· to Up ott .a nt)wtpaper pal. Not •o. accordinc to the book. Jt •&11 Arms I ( TV REVIEW J v1cl• of a prosecutor in the case. arranged to meet with three local reporters after fllmi: the J>(!tltlo11. the idea bcmg to get the tssue!i "proper!) interpreted .. THE SCRIPT ALSO !>hows that ~tS!i Quinlan. who wa!> under care al St. Clare'b 1Josp1tal JO Denville, N .. I . remained there although her parents wanted her transferred arter the New Jersey Supreme Court decided they had the right to allow her to die a natural death The script says other hospitals and medical racihtlcs. fearing bad publicity. refused to accept her after the court's decision But the book says she was ac cepted at a New J ersey facility, the Morris View Nursing Home. after trustees there reversed a long.time rule against accepting comatose patients DESPITE SUCH lapses, the show remains generally true to events described in the Quinlans' book. The book was taul. absorbing andmovtng.. Unfortunately. tonl1ht 's dramatization. while done wltb tast e and dig nity, is anything but gripplne. It moves sluggis hly ror the most part, almost as If in eearch or a point ol view. Too bad. The restraint is ad· mlrable, but tho execution Ja plUable. 'SHOGUN' SU.TED FOR TV SERIES LOS ANGELES <API NBC has acquired lllm rl1hta lo "Shoaun," Jamu ClavelJ'a best· aellln• novel, for a mini aeries to run 1.Sor more hour,. • 'Shoiun, •· a novel of pauJon and inltieutt Jn l?th Century Japan when East m ell West, will be filmed al int~rnaUonal locaUona. It's a Coverup '.\taurcen Dean. wife of Watergate figun• .John Dean I right > does her impression of former President Nixon durin~ thC' lapin~ of a Mike Dough1~ sho~' in Phih.1<.lelµh1<1 Wutching are Douglas lleft 1 <.1nd actor Hal Linden. The first or these. "Pressuct Point ... Tuesday at 9 on ChatlJ)dK 4. will star David J anssen ~·a sergeant whose concern for bis men extends beyond the police station and into their private lives I The St.'Cond program of th~. 'Police Story's" fifth season. will be "Stigma." starring MUce Connors and Martin Milner. Con- nors has been cast as an ofr~.r who cannot convince himself thi'-" he deserves the Medal of ValGF awarded to him for his actlcd. during a shoot-out in which IP purtncr -and best friend -whs killed. Milner plays Connor's n ew p a rtn e r and patrjl wheelman .. ; ABC Not Resting on Laurel.s ,j•. ,, • r • By DAN LEWIS Jl almost seems as l( the entire Ca ll TV Hneup ls composed ol a sln&le new series, "Soap." But, the television fan can expect more in the new season and, to make certaln the vteweris aware of this, Fred Silverman, ABC's proaram leader. recently acrUUn1ud the upcoming sea.son. aHessed ABC's role as the new leader, and illuminated these .valuationa. -"Charlie's An•ela" wlll not materially suffer because d the detection or F,rrah Fawcett- Malora and, in fact, new •urveya lnd ctte that Kato JaakSOQ and Jaclyn Smith are al l&ut at popular, If not more tJO. ,. Far· fah -HOWEVER, THEil!: ta con• • urn ovtr Farrah 11 defeeuoo slncoltinvotves a le1il cntantle- ment. over whether a dO f aeto commltmenl and pel'UclpeUon, wfthOUt al~nod contract, II valid or not JI the court.a "'1e Iii F~ uh'a fnor, tben televllton. Sllvennancontended. could beift • lot of troubll" slnce many atarJ are perforrlitl In MrlU tod&f wilhoul havinl signed their con· trncts. -Marie Osmond, the 18-year· old youngest member of the sing· illg clan, wlll be ao international superstar withJn two years and. antlclpalln& thla meteoric rise. ABC is plannlna to aive her some specials or her own. -HAVN CASSIDY, whoee brother, David, once wH a teeny-bopper ldol, 11 rapidly emer11na u one hlrnself and Silverman la puUln1 ouL all the stops In hyptns hls Hrle•, "The Hardy Boy1," Since Shaun l1lo hu a deal wlth NBC for four speclaJJ whJch was neaoUated before hla ABC •ertes deal. ABC want. lo keep Shaun so busy he wOtl't be ablf to keep hla NBC # ~om'lnltl'Mnt. Deln1 No. l meana 1 network can't become cornpla· cent. COllffQUQU)' ABC bu 2S project& ln the wlnaa now, a 'lumber of lh•m read)" replace- menu for any faUu~• Ii\ the new 1eatcm. JLV£&JIAN. TH& pro· aram ln1 1eneral wbou strategy since .switching from CBS to ABC bas brought the lat- ter network from a poor No. 3 lo a strong No. l in the raUng1. aUll faces a serious controversy with "Soap," his new adult series which already is the object ol an intensive bOycott campalen by Church and other press ure groups. But SUverman indicated that both he and the AJJC network are senalllve to press11res. "Soap" bas undergone cbanfes, and there ia atronc effort td convince the atttllated. channelJ around the county that the new series la not an x .rated project. Changes have been made to tone down the opening eplsodf' wbtcb cau ed the furor. Succeed· ln.« opi1odt1 tlave bten re- vaml>td and atory Untt thinned out to develop more of the characters rather than aex. Sllvennan revealed. · EABUElt LAST waek, the altercCI openina epi~Ocl• ••• cloMd-clreuli.d to affiliates. The aame &fflll1te1 wm M abown more ~llod• and a pmltw '11 oth lo inaure that the nettwJCk I has not become morally if: responsible. .. .s Nlne affiliated stations pre- viously Indicated they did not plan to run "Soap." Sil veJ'1d1aft says be hopes they change theJ minds alter this week's ~ ct re alt sboWfnp. Silverman declared ho mixed react.ion to the urly verse publlclty. I ! f ~ Laguna /South Coast EDITION OL. 70. NO. 269, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES 5 Disabled Children Beseued Ftve hand1r apt>ewgo Frl'C\\ a} in San Clemente Saturda\ "hen their van dt: Vl'loped enilnC troublt! San Clemente r1remen, who were cull<:>d to the scene. 1>ald the driver or the Rec r eational Services for the Handicapped van amellod 1moke H be drove :.outh lhrouah S1&n Clemtnte on the freeway. The dri ver pulled lbe van orr on the shoulder , but could not turn off~ engJne, firemen said When firemen arrived at the l!CCne, they found the children, who suffer cerebral palsy, could not be removed from the van. b ec au s e the y w e r e i n wheelchairs, which were blocked by freeway guard rails from lea vlng the vehicle. Engineer Jim Pengelll said the guard rails prevented firemen from opemng the van's doors enough to gel the wheelchairs out. In order to avoid possible fire danger from an o verheated engine, firemen cul the van's battery cable. Capt. Nick Maule coasted the van down the Avenlda Pico on· ramp, after California Highway Patrolmen assisted firemen In blockin1 traffic on the ramp. ··n was scary," Peneelli sald of the incident. "The van couldo 't be towed off the freeway, because some of the kids were in wheelchairs inaide the van. Tilt· ing the van ln towing would have sent t.he kids rolling around in· side. ''l was directing Capt. Maule when be coaated the van down the off-ramp, and, believe me, he was driving very, very Gun.-toting Fullerton Student Hurts · 2, Dies · Oil Darkem Beach Town . ROSARITO BEACH, Mex. CAP> -A diesel oil spill, the second tn the Ba- ja area in two months, has swept ashore along al least five miles of this Mexican tourist town, officials say. The spill was driven a s hore by a s trong s outhern current and heavy surf so that by Sun- day morning a dark brown Cil m coated the wate r about 200 yards offshore. o.lW "9e .......... Bill Y CARTER TAI.KS TO BEA\ITY CON1ESTANTS AT KNOTT'S BERRY FARM . President's Brother Steal• the Show ea Grand Marshal In Parade Billy Carter a 'Hit' At Krwtt's Show On a d ay that featured a human cannonball, marathon d ancers and parachute jumpers, at was Billy Carter who stole the show al Knoll's Berry Farm Sun- day Well tanned and wearing a leisure s uit . the best known ser vice s tation operator In Plains, Ga., smiled through an afternoon in which he: -·Regaled the i>ress with a series of one·llne quip answers to questions. --Judged a beauty contest that featured bathing suits of the 20s and ladies bearing such unlikely names as Miss Deed, Miss Cue, and Miss Nomer. --Served as srand marshal in a parade distinguished by the autograph seekers who br6ke ranks lo get BlUy's signature on everytbini from hamburger wrappers to paper napkins. --sbared the stage with JoAnn Worley tn an impromptu ap· pearance that both seemed to en· joy. Billy was reluctant to say how much he was beiq paid for his appearan~e at the farm. He pre- ferred to term the arn6unt "no one 's damn business" as he s miled his way through a press conference. Ruled off base durina the 30- minute session with the press were political questions. But Bil- ly let it be known he'll be working for Alabama Governor George Wallace in his bid for the Senate next year and that he Is a staunch opponent of the Equal Rights Amendment. That was about as serious as the president's brother got dur· (See BILLY, Page AZ) Introduces BNJe Styles· QUfTS WATER BOARD -sen Clemente'• Campbell Rifle Jam Prevents Carnage By GARV GRANVILLE Of I .. O.lly "''-' II.ti A 27-year-old student carrying a rine and handgun walked into a Fullerton Community College classroom today and wounded an instructor's aide before kill· ' inf! himself. Police said the .22-caliber rifle jammed after the gunman, iden· tified as Gerald Harunoba Ue· jlma, of 2767 Ball Road, Anaheim, fired a s ingle bullet. Before his journey to the cam· pus and ultimately his own death, Uejima reportedly was emt>.-oil~ in an ~raument with a oel~bor In bis •Partmenl ct>m· plex. Police believe he fired a single bullet that 1truck Stephen While, . 87, In the chest bef or• ho beaded towardsthecollegecampus. The neighbor was being treated Cor his wound at Garden Park Hospital in Anaheim today. His condition was satisfactory. lion was satisfactory. The jamming of Uejima's rifle may have spared the junior col· lege campus in downtown Fullerton from becoming the sceneofamassacresimilartoone at a college campus four miles distantinJuly, 1976, policeaaid. In that JuJy 7, 1976, shooting at Cal State Fullerton, seven peo- ple were killed and two persons were seriously injured. Last month, a jury convicted Edward Charles Allaway, a custodian at the university. of the murders. Today's shooting occurred shortly after 8 a.m . wh~n Ue· jlma drove hl!I car to a door leading to a classroom and left the engine running. After entering the classroom he reportedly mumbled some words before firing a single shot from the rtne. The bullet struck an instructor's aide, Terri Harris, 36, in the hip. Witnesses told police Uejima apparently became frustrated when the rlfie jammed, threw it to the Ooor and then fired a (See STUDENT, Pate AZ) Authorities sajd the spill may have occurred during pumping operations on a Mexican oil tanker located nearby. Class Bible Ban Called 'Hostility' NEW ORLEANS <AP > -A federal appeals court was told to- day. that banning every vestige of religion from public schools is hostility toward religion, not the neutrality required by the U.S. Constltution. ''The question is no longer the law invol*, but wh.U-Uae circumstances of the case show either favoritism or hostility," s aid attorney William M. RoWland. He represented the Orange Colfnty, f1a., schools in the latest episode of the seven-year fi1ht over voluntary reading and dis· tributionoflhe Bible. J erome Bornstein, also of Orlando and representing the plaintiffs in the case, argued that the effort to force religion into the county's 97 public schools is a "continuous brooding presence" which can be held back only by a clear legal ruling. "I think religion has a unique place in the public s chool system," said Bomstein. "Out.side, 1pparently.' • inject· ed Judge Thomas Gibbs Gee of Austin, Tex .• one of1 14 5th U.S. <See BIBLE, Pge A2) 81,175 Stolen In San Clem~nte Old currency, valued at $1,175, was reported stolen this weekend from a San Clemente residence. while its occupants were oo vaca· tion. Missing from the Kri~pl res- idence at 316 La Esperanza, ac- cording to a police report. were 15 sa> bills, all dated pri~r to 1945, rolls of silver dollars and other miscellaneoua currency. Teacher~ Inherits ~ Spirit of Advocacy •• Afternoon N.Y.Stoeks TEN CENT tn SC carefully.·· Pen«illi said the children were unloaded from the van on A venida Pico and transferred to two other vans, which were on the Disneyland trip. The broken· down van was then towed away forrepain. The children. aged 7 to 15, are r esidents of the San Diego area. TV Craze Trial Begim MIAMI CAP> -A hypnotic drug was secretly administered to teen-age murder defendant Ronald Zamora during a night· time visit to his jail cell by a de- fense psychiatrist, the defense team said today as Zamora's trial began. "Sodium amytal was ad· ministered to Ronny Zamora,·• defense attorney Ellis Rubin, who contends that the boy was driven to madness by watching television violence, s aid in pre· trial proceedings in the courtroom. Rubin described the substance as a "drug.hypnotic" and s aid Zamora "made certain state. m ents." A pharmacist s aid sodium amytaJ was a commonly used prescription sleeping drug but not a so-called truth serum. However, she said it might be us ed with hypnosis to have a similar effect. The drug incident, which Rubin said occurred Thursday night at Dade County Pretrial Detention Center, led to an acrimonious exchange between lawyers. Rubin said that after he, paychlatriA Michael Gllbet1 and Rubin's wlf«!', ytho acts as a • secretary. Lett the Jail. Zamora was "woozy. dizzy." Bubin '-'Omplained that when Zamora refused to submit to a blood test, .. the attendant plunged a needle into his arm'" anyway. A source with direct knowledge ot the incident suggested earlier that use of the drug led to a re- enactment of the June • murder of Elinor Haggart in her Miami (SeeTBIAL, Pace AZ) Three Beat Mesa Pair in Laguna Beach Police are seeking three young m en they believe pummeled two visitors to Laguna Beach early Saturday morning before fleeiq& withSOO. Sgt. Terry Temple and Rexell Kennedy, 23, and Richard Qulsen· berry. ~. both of Costa Mesa, were strolling on the beach near Mountain Road at 2 a .m. Satur- day when they were approached by three meo. A scutne ensued, and Kennedy was knocked to the ground. suf- fering a broken nose. The tl'to also beat Quisenberry, taking bis keys before fleeing up the belch stairs ahd toward South Coast lllghway. - Police later reco~ered the tar l<eys and a pair of glasses belof>g~ ing to one of U,~ victims ~ broken in tbescume. Weatlaer It WW be molt1y cloudy throulh 1'uesaay, with a 20 1 percent cban~e ot pte- elplt.akln. SligllUy cooler » tonl~tt ~to es. Kiah Tuet<> r. dayl8. . INlll8EftDAY L , I ' I ' r r ~ p \I ti b " q b! T f DAILY PILOT L ~C Marines: ~ 'No Klan Problem' &AH DIECO CAP> --An al- torMy wM rcpr~led blttka clua.rpid w1t.b an uaclt on w at P•tet.on uya U... .are n ot the ICa IQa KL&o •the hll II arine bale. .. Tbe mllhary jgn't doln1 unyUung about it," 1t11d Wllllam Sm 1th an a v.eclt~nd talk to a Na- taoftal Lawyers Guild Con· rereace. Camp Pendleton ~poat•mm bue deft1ecl &DJ ma- Jor KJaa membership cw prob le.ma. The Institute for Int.ern.UOCal ltesearcb, Inc., a cinllaa group based in Washington, D.C., re- ported a 1t.udy 1bow1n1 \bat the majority of black and white Marines at Camp Pendleton have ~ood feelings toward HCb other. Tbat1tudy was made aft.ertbe in· cident. last Nov. 13 in whlcb five whites were hospitalized. In subsequent court-martial trials, which are still golnl on, attorneys for black defendants said they thought the whites were Klansmen plotting to hurt them. But they got the wrong barracks room. Spokesmen for the big Marine base north of San Diego later con- firmed presence of Klan units. Smith, in his speech. urged overhauling of the military justice system. "There is no way we could win our case," he said. "If you prove your cUent 1s not guilty, they sen· tence him anyway and give him a light sentence to show they are just. F,....P.,,eAI BIBLE ••. C'ircuit Court of Appeals judges re-hearing this case. Bornstein nodded. "Outside The school board a llowed the distribution or 48,000 Gideon Bibles in the dassrooms In 1970. Arter that was declared un- constitutional, the board set guidelines whereby religious groups may leave materials on tables at the school and an- nouncements made to the children that the materials arc .J\'ailable There were inspirational read- ings in the classrooms each morning, with the student to choose what ho will read -with -the Bible specifically not ex- cluded. Six months ago, a three-judge panel of the aJ.lpe&ls court ruled 2-1. with Gee dissenting, that the new guidelines also were un- constitutional. Eight families with various re- ligious amllations have been fighting the school board since 1970. They contend the reading and distr1bution of the King James' Bible and other school board policies could offend Jewish. Catholic and some Protestant !'tudents. The families say the policies violate constitutional guarantees or s eparation of church and st.ale and due process of law. Rights Talks Slated in LB The Laeuna Beach Coalition for Human Rights will hear t.wo guest speakers Thursday night in the Laguna Beach High School auditorium beginning at 8. Dr. Martha Kirkpatrick, presi- dent of the Southern California Psycmatric Association and a board member of New AGE (Al- liance for Gay Equality> will dis- cuas the psychology of current state legislaUon. And P~er Thomas Judie. a literary ageat and founder of the Lo6 Anaeles ACLU Gay Rights chapter will outline cooae· qoeac.es "' the Brlua antl·PY initiative. JUCS,e is former presi- dent of tbe San Francisco 'Nhit- man-Radclyffe Foundation. DAILY PILOT ' . . Ovll Servlee 'A Little More Le,r German sculptor Michael Schwarze may ha\'e been thinking or the press photographer·s ancient admonition \\"hen he creatcct this work. now on dis play at a museum Ill Dll <''>!'>C'ldorf. West r.erman~. Car Crash Victim Still U nid,entified Orange County coroner·s dep· uties compared dental records today in an effort to identify the burned body of a driver who was fatally in.Jured witb two other people Friday in a head-on crash on Laguna Canyon Road in Irvine. Already identified among the dead were Bette Eyan, 47, of Corona, and Verna Henshaw. 41. of Riverside, who drove the car In which both women rode. . Two other passengera in the Henshaw car were injured Mary Wi swell, 36, of Norco. re· mained in guarded condition to- day in the intensive care ward of Mission Community Hospital in Mission Viejo. Irvine police said the accident occurred as the unidentified driver or a Corvette sports car passed another car on the twist· ing canyon road. The Corvette smashed into the Henshaw car. burst into names, plunged down a roadside ·em-• bankmcnt and exploded, police said, trapping the drµ-er inside. The man was alone in the car. Police Sgt. Robert Lennert said today the man appeared to have been in his middle 40e. He said a tentative Identification has been made. ··we think we know who it is,·· Lennert said. "but until we get a positive identification. we can't tie him directly to that car at that time." Lo.af ers Cause Morale Flaps WASHINGTON (AP> - Federal covernment manaaers r efuse to discipline Of' remove loa.Onc employes because they fear court 1U1ta, the cbainnan ot the U.S. Civil Service Com· mission says. LB Parking On.Agenda Of Planners La1una Beach planning com- miaionen face fa.tt public hear- ings TUesday evenint, including a parking management program which could result in three park- ing structures in the city's downtown. The commission meets at 4:30 p.m . in council chambers. A public hearing on the park- ing proposal begins at 7 .~ p.m .. and commissioners said two weeks ago they would like more comments from the business community before recommend- ing the $12 million program. U approYed by tbe City Colm- cil. the four-phase parking ~ gram would include a three-story parking structure at Broadway· and Boch Street. and two-story structures at Glennyere near Legion Street and at an existing private parking lot north ol city hall. Other public bearings scheduled for the afternoon and evening sessions include: --A hearing on bluff top set.- back requirement&; --Request for removal of a drainage course along Alta Vista Way; -A proposed land diviaion on . C.anyoo Acres Drive. FAcapee Killed The Jack of disciplinary action bu caused a morale problem, beeaue "lood employea are~· sathflcd wttb 1upervl1or1• failure to take acdon a&alnlt the loafers,·· said the chairman • Alan Campbell. He commented ln a U.S. News and World Report Interview re- leased Sunday. Equal ri8hll niles sometimes binder 1uperviaory action. because superviaon fear claims or dlscrlmlnaUon, Campbell aald. ·'To some degree. the supervilors now feel they don't get a fair bearing because they are not allowed to participate in appeals except to present their cases," he commented. ·•But even thoup It does result In giving up some managerial freedom, I would argue that it la appropriate to forbid discrimina· lion on the basis of race, color, national origin, age. sex and perhaps other grounds.•' Meanwhile U~e federal govern- ment wm no longer automatical· ly nre workers or reject job ap. plicanu who have ssnoked mari· juana or used heroin. the three civil service commissioners have ruled. Until now, job applicants could be r ejected and exislini employes dlsmls1ed for usinc marijuana. berotn and at leut 50 other 1ublta.nte1 recarcted as habit-forming. harmful or poten. Ually dangerous. F,....P.,,eAI BILLY ••• tng hi.a Pf'eY conference in the Gunsling• Room at. Knott 'a. 1be rest of the time· be was a smiling picture of a one-line com· edian who had a ready quip for seemingly any question be mieht be asked. For example. Billy was asked where be would be if be weren •t the President•• brother. .. Back ln Plains · pumping gu," be replied. DINWIDDIE. Va. (AP>-A man being escorted to a mental hospital on Saturday o•er- powered a aberut's deputy and shot him. then ned from the hopsital grounds to a supermaTket where he fired several shots before beln& killed • in a parking lot shootout, poli<'e !>aid. "Do you have any poUtlcal am- bitions?" a reporter asked. "No." BUly amwered ••rve run for office flve times and I've lost four times. That ou1ht to tell me somethin1. '' The Prdldent •s 40-year-old younger brother was asked by one reporter if he had "any fear of being kidnaped or something like that." The slain man was identified as Wilham Wyche, 26, or Dinwid- die. Elizabeth Gardner, 23. of Corona. was released Saturday from Saddleback Valley Com- munity Hospital after treatment for her injuries. Fro• Pflfle Al "No, I doo't." Billy replied. "And I don't think anyone would buy me back if I was." F ..... PageAJ STUDENT. • s ingle shot from a handgun before placing that gun to his temple and pulling the trigger. Miss Harris was taken to St. Jude Hospital for treatment of her injury. She was reported in stable condition. Uejima apparently died in· stantly from U\e setr-tnnkted wound. Sheryl Marie Stone, a freshman at Fullerton Community College. was a witness to the shooting in- cident. She said Uejlma came into a ground noor clasaroom carrying the rifle with the handgun insert- ed Into the waistband of his trousen. ··1 heard a shot and I looked up. He wu about five to seven feet from me and was pointln& the gun right at my face," Miss Stone said. "But be kept wavine the gun from one person to ~ ad now I think be kind ol dldn '\ knoW who he wanted to shoot.·· "lfell to the floor under my des~ and watched bis feet as be walk el away and then I heard twomor• shots. I guess that's when I saw hlmfallandknewitwas allover,·• she added. Miss Stone de9cribed Uejlma as rather short, havine a shaved bead and wearing "•camouflage jacket ad a bat of 10me kind, I really can't remember lt because J felt IO f alnt. '• TRIAL BEGINS ••• He lamented the fact that Plains will never be wbat it once was now that. It bas received so much attentJon. Beach home. The novel aspeet of the case drew three dozen newspaper, magazine and lelevlsion re- porters to the courtroom. Special televi!lon lights were installed in Circuit Judge Paul Baker•s tiny courtroom to allow gavel-lo· gavel taping of the trial. Rubin has subpoenaed Telly Savalas, star of the '"Kojak" series, as a wttness. · The judge, ln an unuaual press briefing before Jury selection began. said Florida's one-year experiment in allowing cameras in courtrooms would meet. a severe test ln the Zamora case, which he said could determine "If we can have an acceptable marriage between the concepts o{ free press and rttr trial. ll"s going to make lt or break IL" Several attorneys for the news media were on band for consulta- tion ln today's proceedlnp. Zamora. lS, and a 14-year-old youth are both charged with first· degree murder In the dea\b of U-year-old Elinor Haccart, found ab«K to deatb at her Miami Beach home. The other youth is to be tried separately. .. An adol•cent_predispoeed to emodonal instabtuty ta ft11 aus- ce ptlble to tbe Influence or television." Rubin has said. ''Why do children love teJeri1ton'1 Why do sponsors spend mllllou of dollars a month advertising their productl on television? And finally. why does televi5ion violence beget actual violence? .. Rubin is known for talcing cues that attract attention. He helped Watergate burglar E. Howard Hunt gain parole and once flted a ault of his own to challenge Miami 'a homosexual rights ordinance. Billy called himself one of the good ol' boya and cbeerrully actnowled&ed bimtelf as his mother'• f avorlte son. "She's proud of Jimmy. but she loves me most," he smiled as be described bis place in the sun at home. Our vested aults set the style for Spring For the man who makes It his bual· neea to look hie beat. A collection of vested autte t8Jlored In today's most popular lookl. New- and-now Clal81ca. Flawleu British cut•. European tnaplred ttyles. All Whipped up In tlghtwefght wool ~d pofyetter blenda tor Cl"lep, wrlnkleof,.. weer. RICh cOIOrattona and Pitt.,,. In pl.Ilda, stripe. ind eallda. T allored tit'f'/ '\ • 8ce9'IY 'IOO' an M llLOO r ..... r-.AJ SPIRIT ••• right&." Leon said be couldn •t help but Inherit a certain meuure ol rel>- et 1pj.rlt. ~ ord1 •ts bit f at.ber an outspoken oqanlier and ad· vocate. bis &l'•odrather was kllled smugglinl guns across the Mexican border to revolu· u~ And his. mother's maiden name wu ''Zapata." Emiliano Zapata. a relatln. wu a leader of the Me:iQeanrevolutlon • It wuu't until the oae-day Capistrano Unlfied teacher walkout in m4. however that Leon became an acUvf 1t in teacher concerns. As a football coach at Dana Hills Hieb Scbool, he was under a lot or pressure not to Join the walkout. ·'I was the only football coach wbo walked.•• he said, ••and I !:°!. .. a lot of my department wiLb Leon, 41, grew up in the Redon- do Beach area. He was graduat· ed from Pepperdine University and taught at Mira Costa W,h School, which he had attendecl as atemacer. Jn 1967 be came to the Caplatrano Unified DlaU1ct to t~ach social studies at San Clemente High School. He was also assistant football coach. ln 1973 he transferred to Dana Hills. "I enjoy classroom teaching. I enjoy kids," be aald. "I have no desire to move into adminislra· lion, as many other teacben do." In 1974, when he began to take an active role in CUEA. Leon found himself progrenively more committed to teacher ad· vocacy. By fall be found himself elected vice president and bad to give up coacbina to ban more time for CUEA business. •'It's aaratif~job. batlt's a tbankleA Job, • be said of his position u CUEA. president. .. I'm proud with bow we ln the Capistrano Unified ell.strict com· pare with other district. ln the county. .. In the past two years. teachers' salaries, including fringe benefits. are up by about 15 percent in this district. StUI, aome teachers clalm we didn't eet enough at the bargaining table." Leon said be ls worried at the drift toward conformity be sees in education today. A reflection of this, be said, la tbe rebuke one Dana HUis teacher received from school officials for wearing Bermuda shorts to class. Alien Arrests Surpass 197 6, Pairol Says U.S. Border Patrol agents have picked up more illegal aliens in Southern California this year than In all of 1976. More than 281.000 aliens have been ap~rehended so car this year. with another 680 pulled ~rom cars at the San Onofre oorder check this past weekend. . San Onofre agent·in·charge Al .Janicki said agents picked up 271.000 illegal aliens last year in the Chui a Vista sector. That area runs from the Pacific Ocean halfway to El Cen- tro. and from the border north to San Luis Obispo. ' Janicki called Sunday's ap. prehension of more than 400 il- legals .. a normal Sunday round- up.·· Orange Coast ED IT IO N VOL 70, NO. 269, 3 SECTIONS, JO PAGES Today's Closing N.Y. Stoeks -·~ N TEN CENTS IIUI> OKs Grant for. Newport Seniors' 8> JOASNE REYNOLDS Ott .. 0..ly -, ..... Newport lieach City Manaaer Robert W)nn ">aid to<la~ feder1tl llousmg and l 'rban Development <lll'DI off1eials have approved lhe lasl $3.18,1100 grant for tht.· city's senior citizen <:enter E arlier this month. fl lJ O of flc1als told Wynn the· city would get Sl74.000 dS thl• city.., share of NB Panel To Study Culture J im Wood. chai r man of N e w po r t B e a t• h · s P a r k s . Beaches and Recreation Com· mission thinks thl· c:omm1ssion·s s phere of influence ought to be expanded lo take in "cultural .. programs in the city In fact. he·d lik e lo change the commission's name lo something like Parks, Culture and Recrea· lion Commission . Wood , w ho heads a com · mission subcom mittee that 1s s tudying this proposal. will dis· cuss his plans at T uesday's PB and R meeting. He says he " ould like to see the city Arts Commission combined with the PR and R commission to hring the two groups· programs under one ag1:ncy He also thinks th at some city council committees. such as the Bicycle Trails Citizen Advisory Committee, ought to be working more closely with hi s com mission. Wood's r ationale is that these two groups do not work with an existing city department. the way that the PB and R com- mission works with tho city's de- partment of Parks . Beaches and Recreation. When either group needs city staff assistance. It generally comes from that department, Wood points out. He also noted that the PB and R role is expand ing and now in· ( d Lhre~ year community develop- ment grant. The additional $348.000 was g1H n to Newport Beach because th e city's population lopped 50,000 d uring the three·yeur ~rant pt'rtod The S522,000 Lo be received b} the city during this fiscal year hrings to S850.700 the money given to the city to buy and opera~e a Dally rll•• Statt ...,... EVES CULTURAL ROLE Commission Chairman Wood eludes operation of the• city·:. ~cmor citizen center. a facilit y that will offer social a nd cultural services as well as recreational programs. Wood noted that the PB and R d epar tment will also assume control of the performing arts center in Ensign View Park, a facility that falls under jelnt con· trol of wood·s commission and the Arta Qnnmission. He said he bellev~s city opera- tions could be streamlined for ef. flciency by combining these various groups under one com- mission. The PB and R Commission will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in city council chambers. Escape Foiled Suspiciow Bailiff Alert A s harp-eyed bailiff at the nearby county courthouse pre· vented what Orange County Jail officers described as a planned escape attempt today by a group of prisoners . Jail officers said the bailiff looked through a oourthouse win- dow and saw a group of prisoners who were taking a recreation break behaving su s picious ly nea r a security fence on the northwest corner of the roof. They said investigation re- vealed that two prisoners had penetrated the security fence and were about to seek an exit from the roof when they were grabbed by deputies. Officers sald they took the two men to a special holding cell for questioning and cleared the roof before beginning a head count. They refused to identify the two men pending further investiga. lion ... ''We're prelly sure that no one got away." a senior offi~er said. ''But we're taking the head count justincasc." He said he was unable to ex plain how the prisoners managed to breach the security fence. "We're looking into that quesllon right now.·' he said Standards Set WASIUNGTON tAP I --HEW Secretary Joseph A. Califano Jr. promised the U.S. Civil Rights Commission today that his de- partment "will move ahead rapidly with care and sensitivi ty" in setting national standards for elimination of discrimination b ased on a~e Pilot Introduces New . Page Styles To Our Readers: A number of lnnovaU~. 90me of them minor some or them substantive, are rinding their way into tbe Daily Pilot. They're all designed to make your hometown newspaper ~asler to read and gt ve it broader range In coveriftl today's t.oplcs. New page headings will m.-e stories easler for you to find and today marks the beginning or• nfw aectlon called "Featur- in1 ... " It will replace and broaden the People pa1es. Like other pases, the section bu a new look, but ln it you ·n find all the eood Wn•s in Peoplo ··-stories about the way people live, tn~mewt with persooallUes. club news, stories of interest to women, foOd co\teraae and columnists Ann Landers and Erma Dombeck. And now.:70Uil al.So f1nd a tn•ter emphasis ol\ con.sumer news, cloUdnC. taealtb, home decor and architecture and educe· lion. Willi tMMilnDJnl or a ~w tilevlsion seuoo. the Dally Pilot now offers ellcli evenbit tM moet compreben1ive, mott up-to• d1te Md easielt·to-,.ad TV lo1 av1nable. Wlth the new \01 codles addlU..al review•, 1torlts and commentary D ,_--,,.it tei...... :J Mare ~tori.a pa1e mpbasla has followed a reCltallri na of Ulat :l!fle. Stmllar ltPoCrai)hJcal dl1pJays wlll follow -..a ..... al beJillDil IOU ffncl andidenUf71torie1 and com menu of lnternt a.a,... 'Ibey'"' not ctaantes for chan1e'1 sake -but ch1n111 forJt4,t. We hope you Uke lhem, center for residents over the age of60. The center, located al Fifth and Marg uerite A venues in Corona del Mar . opened this month in the north wing of the three-building complex on the Sil<.' The other two buildings are be 1ng us~ by the Carden School. a private day school whose lease with the cily will expire next June. Wynn said $150,000 ol the Sl74,000 will go to complete the purchase of the site from the state. T he site conMsts of a two.acre par cel on the wes t side of Marguerite and a four-ac re parcel on the cast. where the buildings are located The state bought the land in the 1960s for use as freeway right-of· way, but declared it excess when plans tor the Pacific Coast Freeway were scrapped. The ci· ty bought the acreage for a total price or $450,000. After compleUng the purchase. the remaining $24,000 will be combined with the $348,000 to pay for construction or a park on the two-acre parcel, renovation of the achoo!. once lt is vacated and construction of ,a 4,000.square foot cafeteria-a1.tditortum next to the existing buildings . "With this lasl gr ant." said Wynn, "it a ppears we now have all the approvals necess8!.¥ to ena ble us to utilize the facilities under the master plan approved by the city council ·· Gun-toting Fullerton Student Hurts 2, Dies Rifle Jam Prevents Carnage By GARY GRANVILLE Ol t• Dally r 1i.t Staff A 27-y<'ar·old student carrying a rifle and handgun walked into a Fullerton Community College classroom today and wounded an instructor's aide before kill· inl? himself Police said the .22-c aliber rifle jammed after the gunman, iden- tified as Gerald Harunoba Ue· j ima, of 2767 Ball Road, Anaheim, fired a single bullet. Belore hd Journey to the cam· pus and ultimately his own death, Uejima reportedly was em broiled in an argument with a neighbor In his apartment com- plex Police believe he fired a single bullet Lhat struck Stephen White. 67, in the chest before he headed towar,ds the college campus . The neighbor was being treated for his wound at Garden Park Hospital in An aheim His cond1· tlon was satisfactory. The jamming of Uejima 's rifle may have spared the junior col· l e ge campus in d owntown Fullerton from becoming the scene of a massacre similar to one at a college campus rour miles dlstantinJuly, 1976. police said. In that July 7, 1976, shooting al Cal State Fullerton, seven peo· pie were kllled and two persons were seriously injured . Last month, a jury convicted Edward Charles Allaway, a custodian at the un iversity. of the murders. Toda y 's shooting occurred shortly after 8 a.m. when Ue- jima drove his car to a door leadlngt.o a classroom and left the engine running. After entenng the classroom he reportedly mumbled some words before firing a single shot from the rifle. The bullet struck a n instructor's aide, Terri Harris. 36, in the hip. Witnesses told police Uejima apparently became frustrated when the rifle jammed. threw it to the floor ahd then fired a single shot Crom a handgun i:>efore placin& that gun to bis temple and pulling the trigger. Miss Harris was taken to St. Jude ffog~tal for treatment or her inJ~. She was reported ln stablecondiUon. Uejitna apparently died in· stantly from the self-lnnicted wound. (See STUDENT, Page A2> Author and actor Truman Capote ls bo\ng bllled as the blthlilht of Hot SLAW. UC Irvme't 1tUdent orientation week wblch tii1an today. Capote Will lectuH ln tM UCI Flne Att1'1Vlltac~ Theatre at Br p .m. WeclMMay. Earlier tbat day, at~ .. ~UCJ Chancellor Daniel AldNi' J~ wbO ll ab· foOt·~ ... ~· •tll ln· •Jll'JtlW tllt • campua bookstore, h ?ti f ce-to·btlt Welill1iWliClit6i. The orlenlatioa week, wb4th prfftdil-' Ma.day's rm! or~tua •Vet'••·•• . hu a ftitern tbtme thta ,.., • w H_h ~··~1 b~_d.l Jsowd.Y· ,-~e1H. .,.... ...... SQft ....... BODY OF DEAD STUDENT WHEELED .AWAY FROM COMMUNITY COLLEGE CAMPUS He Took HI• Own Ute Thi• Morning After Shooting Two Others In Fullerton Bible in Schools Aired CA>urt Told Ban 'Hostile Toward Religion' NEW ORLEANS (AP> -A federal appeals court was told to- day that banning every vestige of religion from public schools is hostility toward religion. not the neutrality required by the U.S. Constitution. ·'The question is no longer the Rain 'Kisses' • Uxuta/, Area Most of the Orange Coast got a lig ht sprinkling or rain this morning but despite reports of isolated heavier squalls, the pre- cipitation was measured at only about a hundreth of an inch. There was enough of the wet stuff to dampen street~ in many communities but despite the slick pavement, there were no reports of serious rain-related accidents. · The ?iational Welrthes-Service repOrted that scatured showers were expected to cont.tnue today and part of Tuesday with a 20 percent chance ot sJgnlricant rainfall. law Involved, but whether the circumstances of the case show either favoriUsm or hostility," s aid attorney William M . Rowland. He represented the Orange County. Fla., schools ln tbe latest episode of the seven.year fi1ht over voluntary reading and dis· trlbution of ~e Bible. Jerome Bornstein. a lso of Orlando and representing the plaintiffs in the case, argued that the ettort to force religion into the county's 97 public schools is a •·continuous brooding presence·· which can be held back only by a clear legal ruling. • ·1 think religion has a unique place in the public school system," said Bornstein. "Outside, apparently," inject· ed Judge Thomas Gibbs Gee or Austin, Tex., one of 14 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Aepeats judges re·heartrur this C"8e. _ ~tem nodded. "Outside ... The ICbool board allowed the distribution of 48,000 Gtdeon Bibles in the classrooms tn 1970. After tbat wu declared un · corntltutional, the board aet guideUnea whereby reli1lous groups may leave materials on tables at the school and an· nounc ements made lo the chlldren that the materials am a v all able- Police Chief Sets Talk in Newport Newport Beach Police Chief Charles Gross will be the speaker Thursday at a luncheon sponsored by the Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce . Gross will discuss the com- munity's role in law enforcement at the meeting which begins at noon. The public is invited to the meeting at the Villa Sweden, 3Sa6 E. Cotst Highway. Lunch co&ts $.1. • Weather It will be mostly cloudy thtougb Tuesday, with a 20 percent chance or pre- cipitation. SliahtJy cooJer- tonlght, 55 to 65:-Hi8h Tues-• day 68. ' t j Th1<; 1<; artist"s conception of Sl.3 million main post office building pl~rnrwd ror !':ewport Beach Contra<'t to build the new facility has been ,1\\ anh:d to lht> .J Ray Cons trutl1on Company. !'Jew building will replace temporary po~l office facihlies on Camelback Street. The 34.700-~quar('· root brick building b slated for compl etion b~ Au~ust 1978. according to Mason Teter. offiN'l'·in -chal'l?C of the ~e" port Beach Po~t Office Billy Carter a 'Hit' . At Knott's Slww On a day that featured a human cunnonball. marathon daneers and parachute jumpers, it was Billy Carter who stoic the show at Knott's Herry Farm Sun- day. Well tanned ;md wearing a leisure suit. the best known service station operator in Plains, Ga., smiled through an afternoon in which be: --Regaled the press with a series of ooe-Une quip aMwers to quesUons. · Judged a beauty contest that featured bathing s uits or the 20s and ladJes bearing such unlikely names as Miss Deed, Miss Cue, and Mi!ts Nomer. ~Served as grand marshal in a parade distinguished b y the autograph seekers who broke ranks to get Billy's signature on everything from hamburger wrappers lo paper napkins. ·-shared the stage wt th JoAnn Worley in an Impromptu ap· pearance that both seemed lo en- joy. Billy was reluctant lo say how much he was being paid for his appearance at the farm. He pre- ferred to term the amount "no one's damn busineaa" as he s miled his way throu1h a press conference. 3 New Judges Approved _For County Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. signed a bill today adding three Superior Court judges in Orange County. The bill, AB 988, was sponsored by Assemblyman Richard Robinson CD-Santa Ana l and also added a Judge in Alameda County. Brown approved fave add1· tional new judicial posts in Fresno, Sacramento and San Diego County, but turned down 45 other proposed judgeships, in· eluding 34 in Los Angeles. H e cited th e n e ed fo r streamlining and reform before courts are expanded as his • reasonforthevetoes Jewelry Stolen Newport Beach police are 1n· vesUgating the theft of $1,973 worth or jewelry from a car parted at the Newporter Inn. Harvey Barrett, a guest of the hotel, rePQrted the theft Satui-- day. Re told officers tbe thief pri)d open the yehicte 's trunk to get .. casecontalningthejewelry. OAANO&COAIT H DAILY PILOT .......... _ ___ ....._ viu..,...=::.= .. ......,. n-......e ..., "::..-.-=:- Ruled off base durinA the JO. minute session with the prebl> were pohllcal questions. But Bil· ly let it he known he'll be wocking for Alabama Governor George Wallace m his bid for the Senate next year and that he is a staunch opponent of the Equal Rights Amendment. Thal was about as serious as the president's brother got dur- ing his press conference in the Gunslinger Room at Knoll's. The rest or the Ume he was a s miling picture of a one· line com- edian who had a ready quip for seemingly any question he might be asked. for example. Billy was asked where he would be if he weren't the President's brother. "Back in Plains pumping gas," he replied. "Do you have any political am- bitions?" a reporter asked. "No." Billy answered "I've run for o(fice five times and I've lost four times. That ought to tell me something." The President's 40-year-old younger brother was asked by one reporter lf he bad "any fear of being kidnaped or something liketbat." "No. I don't.'' Billy replied. .. And I don't think anyone would buy me back If I was." He lamented the fact that Plains will never be what It once was now that it has received so much attention. Billy called himself one or the good ol ' boys and cheerfully acknowledged himself as his mother's favorite son. "She's proud of Jimmy, but she loves me most," he smiled as he described his place in the sun at home. NB Residents To Hear Plan On Insurance Officials from the feder al Flood Insurance Administration will be in Newport Beach Oct. 7 lo explain their program which mandates purchase of insurance by residents of Newport. Shores and Balboa Island. A meeting open to all property owners in the city, as well u in· terested bank.s and realtors, wlll begin al 1:30 p.m. in city council chambers. The insurance administration, an arm of the Department of Housing and Urban Development <HUD >. was authorized by Con· gress in 1972. After studying the city, ad· mlnist.ratioo ofCiclals have ruled that residents of the island and the area next to the Santa Ana River. north of West Coast Hiebway must buy $'70,000 worth or insurance at an estimated an- nual C()lt ol sllghUy more than $100. They have also sugJested that realdenta ol all other water-level nelghborboods ln the city purchase the insurance. URirt Upholila Ran£hPlan F..._PageAJ STUDENT Sheryl Mari e Stone. u freshman al Fullerton Community College, was a witness to the ~hooting 1n cidenl. She said Ue1i ma came into a ground noor cla~sroom carrying the rifle with the handgun inHrt· ed into the waistband of his trousers. .. I heard a shot and I looked up He was about five to seven feet from me and wu polntine the gun right at my face," Miss Stone said. "But be kept waving the gun from one person to another and now I think he kind of dldn 't know who he wanted to aboot." "I fell to the floor under my desk and watched baa feet as he walked away and then l heard two more shots. I guess that's when I saw him fall and knew il was all over.·· she added. Miss Stone described Uejima as rather short, having a shaved head and wearing "a camoufla_ge jacket and a hat of some kind, I really can't remem her it because 1 felt so faint." SUCCUMBS AT 73 Mrs. Hope Shutts Hope Shotts, Former Pilot Employe, Dies Mnr. Hope Shutts, a longtime Costa Mesa resident and employe of the Daily Pilot, died Saturday a l Long Beach Memorial Hospital where she had been undereoing trealrnenl for cancer. She was 73. At her request, no funeral services will be held. Mra. Shutts Joined the Daily Pilot ln 1960 as executive secretary to former A&siatant Publisher N. Paul Nissen. After bis retirement, Mrs. Shutts served u secretary to classified and national advert.ls· Ina manaser Carl Caratenun un- lit ahe retired ln 1973. She then moved from her res- idence at 351 Vlctorta St., Costa Mesa. to Lona Beacb. Mrs. Shutta 111 survived by her nephew Norman Price ol Van NU)'I. Her clolelt trtendl, 1..- and Jona Ault, an ._•ndlinl ber burial throu&h the SUftD1 Side Mortul')'.m ~ BMCb. Toen FFOm Rome A thief toot .Svanlale d an open l1ld1nl aius Viloclow thll w.UeacU.oltrjp •Newport BMch apartmen\ of S2,lOT worth of ,..,.. iQulpment and • silver dollar CollectiOe, poUoe 1Md to-.,, Car Crash Victim Siill Unidentified OranJ.(t' County <:oroner':--dep ut1es compared dental record., today in un effort lo identJfy lhc burned body of a driver who was fatally Injured with two other people Friday m a hcad·on crai.h on Laguna Canyon Road 1n Irvine. Already identified among the dead were Bette Eyan. 47, of Corona, and Verna Henshaw, 41, of Riverside. who drove the car m which both women rode. Two other passengers in the Henshaw car were injured Mary Wiswell. 36, of Norco, re· mained an guarded cond1llon lo· day m the intensive care ward or Mission Commun1Ly Hospital m M 1ss1on Vie JO Elizabeth Gardnl'r 23. of Corona, was released Saturcl<.t y from Saddlcback Valley Com mumly ll06p1lKl after treatment for her in.Juries. Irvine police said the accident occurred as the unidentified driver or a Corvette sports car passed another car on the twist- ing canyon road. The Corvette smashed into the Henshaw car, burst into names. plunged down a. roadside em- bankment and exPloded. police said, trapping the driver inside The man was alone in the car f',.._PageAJ CAPOTE .•. in the UCI Concert Hall. Ad· mission is $2 for general public, $1 for UCI students. La Nopalera performs in the hall at 8 p.m. Friday. Admission is $1 general, SO cents students. Saturday's Hot SLAW Round· up. beginnint at 10 a.m. and free to the public. lncluJles refreshments, student handic'Plfl exhibits, games and entertain· ment. Police Sgt, Robert Lennert said today the m an appeared to have been an his middle 40!. lie said u tentative 1dent1ficallon ha::. been made Supervisors Say Loafers Morale Risk WAS HINGTON IAP) Federal government manager-. rdw.c lo d1::.c1pline or r<:mO\ l' loaftnl.( <:mployl's becau:.l' lht·\ tear 1•ourt 'uils, the r h1urman of the L'S C1v1I Service Com m1M.1on :-a~-. Thi· lack of d1M•1phnJry action ha:-caused a morale problem. becau:.t> .. good l:.'mployes are dis· s at1sf1ed wath s uper visors· failure to take action against the loafers. ·4 said the chairman. Alan Campbell. He l'Ommented in a U.S. News and World Report interview re- leased Sunday Eq11al rights rules sometimes hinder supervisory action . hl·cause supervisors fear claims of d1scrimlnatlon. Campbell said .. T o :.o m e dl'gree, thr- ;-;uperv1sors now reel they don •t gel u raar hl'aring because they are not allowed lo participate 111 appeals except to present their C"ases," he commented .. But even though it does result an giving up some managerial fr~om. I would argue that it 1s appropriate to forbid discrimina- tion on the basis of race. color, national origin, age, ~eic and perhaps other grOYnds. ·· Meanwhile tl\c federal govern· ment will no longer automatical- ly r1re workers or reject job ap- plicants who have smoked mari- juana or used heroi n. the three ci\'il ~ervice comm1ss1oners ha\ c ruled. Our vested suits set the style for Spring For the man who makes It his busi- ness to look his best. A collection of veeted 1ult1 tailored In tOday'a most popular looks. New- and-now ctaulca. Flawless British cuts. European Inspired styles. All whipped up In llghtwelght wool and polyeater blend a for crisp, wrinkle-tree wear. Rich coloraUons and patterne In plaids, etrtpee and IOlldt. T elloted only .. Bohny'!OO' c.tn M 111.00 TV Craze~ • Trial Begins· MIAMI <AP> A hypnotk drug was secretly administered to teen-aae murder deleodant Ronald Zamora durin& a Diehl· lime visit to his jail cell by a de· fense psycbiatris\. the defense tea m &aid Loday u ZalDOl'a's trial began. "Sodium amytal was ad· mimstered to Ronny Zamora." detense attorney Ellis Rubin. who contends that the boy was driven t.o madness by watching t.elevislon violence. said in pre- t r in l proceeding& in th e courtroom. Rubm described the substance as a "drug.hypnotic" and said Zamora ''made certain state· ments." A pharmacist s aid sodium amytal was a commonly used prescription sleeping drUi but not a so.called truth serum. However. she said it might be used with hypnosis to have a similar effect. The drug incident. which Rubin said occurred Thursday night at Dade County Pretrial Dctent1on Center, l ed lo an acrimonious exchange betwel:.'n la.,.. ycrs. Rubin said that aft.er he. psychiatrist Michael Gilbert Jnd Rubin's wife, who acts as a secretary, left the J•UI, Zamora was "woozy, dizzy." Rubin complained that when Zamora refused to submit to a blood t est , "the attendant plunged a needle into bis arm·· anyway. A source with direct knowledge of the incident suggested earlier that use of the drug led to a re· enactment of the June 4 murder of Elinor Haggart in her Miami Beach home. The novel aspect of the ca'ie drew three dozen newspaper. mai?atinc and television rl' porters to the courtroom Spec1iJI tcle\'lS1on lights were installed HI Circuit Judge Paul Baker·s tin~ courtroom to allow gavel·to· ~a vel taping of the tra al. Rubin has subpoenaed Telly Savalas. star of the "Kojak" series. as a witness. The judge, in an unusual press briefing before jury selection began, said Florida's one.year experiment in allowing cameras in courtrooms would meet a severe test in the Zamora case. which he said could determine "if we can have an acceptable marriage between the concepts ' of free press and fair trial. It's going t.o make it or break it.·· Several attorneys foi-the news media were on hand for consulla· lion in today's proceedlnJ?s. Zamora, 15, and a 14·year-old youth are both charged with first· degree murder in the death of 83 -year-old Elinor Haggart. round shot to death at her Miami Beach home. The other youth is lo be tried separately. Mink Coat Stolen Newport Beach police are look· ing for a burglar who got into a central Newport garage and took a full-length mink coat out of a storage closet. Louis Kaufman told police Saturday the missing fur is worth $2,500. Saddleback EDITION VOL . 70, NO. 169, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA G~-toting Fullerton Student Hu1·ts 2,. Dies .TY Craz e Trial Begim MIAMI (AP ) -A hypnotic drug was secretly administered to teen-age murder defendant Ronaltl Zamora durinp • night. ti me visit to his jail ce1l lJy a de· £ense psychiatrist, the defense team said today as Zamora's trial began. "Sodium amytal was ad· m inistered to Ronny Zamora," de£ense attorney Ellis Rubin, who contends that the boy was driven to madness by watching television violence, said in pre- tr ial proceedings 1n the courtroom. Rubin described the substance as a "drug.hypnotic" and said Zamora "made certain state- ments." A pharmacist said sodium amytal was a eommonly used prescription sleeping drug but 11ot a so-called truth ser um. However. she said it might be used with hypnosis to have a similar effect. The drug incident, which Rubin said occurred Thursday night at Dade County Pretrial Detention Cent er , led to an ' acrimonious exchange between lawyers. Rubin said that after he, psychiatrist Michael Gilbert and Rubin's wife, who acts u a secretary, left t.he Jail, Zamora was "woozy, dizzy." • Rubin complained that when Zamora r efused to submit to a blood test, "the attendant plunged a needle into his arm" anyway. A source with direct knowledge of the incident suggested earlier that use of the drug led to a re- enactment of the June ( murder of Elinor Haggart in her Miami Beach home. The novel aspect or the case drew three dozen newspaper, rnagazine and television re- porters lo the courtroom. Special television lights were installed in Circuit Judge Paul Baker's tiny courtroom to allow gavel-to· gavel taping of the trial. Rubin has subpoenaed Telly Savalas. star of the "Kojak" series, as a witness. The judge, in an unusual press briefing before jury selection began, said Florida's one-year experiment in allowing cameras in courtrooms would meet a severe test in the Zamora case, which he saJd could determine "if we can have an acceptable marriage between the concepts of free press and fair trial. It's going to make it or break it.'' Several attorneys for the news m\.>dia were on hand for consulta· tion in today's proceedlnM. Zamora, 15, and a 14-year-old ISeeTRIAL. Pase A2> Ra,in, 'Kuse•' ,COaatal Area ~ly ~· ............ I.ff~.., ... Bigla Hopes Ur ad '.\:ichols. 12. of l\lis~ion \'i('JO. mutters "ords or en· couragcment to his frog J,capin~ Willie just before the Large Frog Jump competition in Sunday ·~ Mission Viejo Dav festival at the Casta d t•l Sol Golf Course. The two were leaping for joy later on : Willie won his contest. Billy Carter a 'Hit' Ai Krwtt's ·show On a day that featured a human cannonball, marathon dancers and parachute jumpers, it was Billy Carter who stole the show at Knott's Berry Farm Sun-day. Well tanned and wearing a le isure suit, the best known service station operator in Plains, Ga., smiled through an artemoon in which he: --Regaled the press with a series oC one-line quip answers to questions. -Judged a beauty contest that featured bathing suits of the 20s and ladies bearing such unlikely names as Miss Deed, Miss Cue, and Miss Nomer. -Served as grand marshal in a parade distinguish ed by the autograph seekers who broke ranks to get Billy's signature on everything from hamburger wrappers to paper napkins. --shared the stage with JoAnn Worley in an impromptu ap- pearance that both seemed to en- joy. Billy was reluctant to say how much he was being paid for his appearance at the farm . He pre- ferred to term the amount "no o~ 's damn business.. as he smiled his way through a press conference. Ruled off base during the 30· minute session with the press were political questions . But Bil- ly let it be known he'll be working for Alabama Governor George Wall ace in his bid for the Senate next year and that he is a staunch opponent of the Equal Rights Amendment. That was about as serious as the president's brother got dur- ing his press conference in the Gunslinger Room at Kno,tl 's. The rest or the lime he was a s miling picture of a one-line com- edjan who had a ready quip for seemingly any question he might be asked. For example, Billy was asked where he would be if he weren't the President's brother. "Back in Plains pumping gas,·· he replied. "Do you have any political am· bilions?" a reporter asked. "No," Billy answered "I've run for office five times and rve (See BILLY, Page A2 > Pilot Introduces New Page Styles Rifle Jam Prevents Carnage By GARY G RANVILLE Ol 1,. Dally ~lief Slaff A 27-year-old student carrying a r ifle and handgun walked into a Fullerton Community College cJaSiroom today and wounded an instructor's aide before kill- in~ himself. Police said the .22-callber rifle jammed after the gunman, Iden- tified as Gerald Harunoba Ue· ji ma, o f 2767 Ball Road , Anaheim, fired a single bullet. Before his journey to the cam- pus and ultimately his own dealh, Uejima reportedly was embroiled 1n an argument wi~h a neighbor in his apartment com· :>lex. Police believe he fired a single bullet that struck Stephen White, 67, in the chest before he headed towards the college campus. The neighbor was being treated for .his wound at Garden Park Hospital in Anaheim His condi- tion was satisfactory. "l'he·jamming of Uejima's rlne may have spared the junior col- 1 ege campus in downtown Fullerton from becoming the scene of a massacre similar to one at a college campus four miles distant in July, 1976, police said. In that JuJy 7, 1976, shooting at Cal State Fullerton, seven peo- ple wee kWed and two peraons were seriously Injured. Last month, a jury convicted Edward Charles Allaway, a custodian at the university, or the murders. Today's shooting occurred shortly after 8 a.m . when Ue· jima drove his car to a door leading to a classroom and left the engine running. After entenng the classroom he reportedly mumbled some worda before firing a single shot from the rifle. The bullet struck an instructor's aide, Terri Ha rris, 36, in the hip. Witnesses told police Uejima apparently became frustrated when the rifle jammed, threw It to the floor and then fired a single shot from a handrun before placing that gun to his temple and pulling the trigger. Miss Harris was taken lo St. Jude H0&pital for treatment of her injury. She was reported in stable condition. Uejima apparently died in· stantly from the self-infiicted wound. Sheryl Marie Stone, a freshman at Fullerton Community Colle&e, was a witness tot.he shooting fu. cident. She said UeJima came into a ground floor classroom carrylnr the rifle with the bandeun insert- ed into the waistband of his trousers.,, "l heard a shot ana I looked up. He was about five to seven feet from me and was pointing the gun right at my face," Miss (See STUDENT. Pa,e A2) Viejo Burger Stand Doused After Blaze After n oon N.Y. Stocks MONDAY, SEPTEM BER 26, 1977 TEN CENTS ~ Top Seeded Dennis Kreta. 12. of l\lission ViL•,10 prcpar('s for lhl· watermelon eating contest. one of the many ~amt•s and other events lhut brought area residents together Sun- day for the 10th annual Mission \'tt>JO Day ul Casta dl'I Sol Golf Course. T he aft('rnoon event drt•\\' uhout 2.000 J>eople. ~ 'Scary' Van Fire Disrupts Kids' Trip Five hand1capped children on an outing to Disneyland were tempor-arily stranded on the San Diego Freeway in San Clemente Saturday, when their van de- veloped engine trouble. San Clemente firemen, who were called lo the scene, said the driver of the Recreational Services Cor the Handicapped van smelled smoke as he drove south through San Clemente on the freeway. The driver pulled the van off on the shoulder, but could not turn off the engine, firemen said. When firemen arrived at the scene, they found the. children, who suffer cerebral palsy. could not be removed from the van, because t.h ey w e re in wheelchairs, which were blocked Dental Chans To Be Used in Crash Probe Orange Col.Inly coroner's dep- uties compared dental records today ln an effort lo identify the burned body of a driver who was fatally injured with two other people Friday ln a head-on crash on Laguna Canyon Road in Irvine. Already identified among the dead were Bette Eyan, 47, of Corona, and Verna Henshaw, 41, of Riverside, who drove t.he car in which both women rode. . Two other passengers in the Henshaw car were injured Mary Wiswell, 36, of Norco, re· m ained in guarded condition to- day 1n the intensive care ward of Mission Community Hospital in Miasloo VJejo. Ellubeth Gardner, 23, of Corona, wu releued Saturday Crom Seddleback valley Coln· munlty Hospital after treaUneot for her injuries. Jrvine,l)Oftce •aid the accident occurred~·a. the unideDtlfied driver Of a Corvette sport.a car pUMd aoother tar on the twilt-ba(t~lMd. The Corvette smashed lnto the ffeallbaw car, bunt ihto ft•IP•, plunjed .,,.. a rolldtlde ftl- Nn~ aQd•exS.loded, pioUce 1ald,.,.......U.drlver ""*· ,._....,,. .. .-e tn tlaeeu . PD110ii ~:' Ritltert Leuert 18"9 ~··~--,.....,...to ~~ .._ .. 1111 mlddlit· .. -. H ~~~nliWDttftNtibu ~---............... . =.,e·W•W•llt• t::li =:.:.~ by freeway guard rails from Jeavins the vehicle. Engineer Jim Pengelli said the guard rails prevented firemen from opening the van·s doors enough lo get the wheelchairs out. In order to avoid possible fire danger fro m a n overheated engine, firemen cut the van's batterx cable. Capt. Nick Maule coasted the van down the Avenlda Pico on· ramp, after California Highway Patrolmen assisted firemen in blocking traffic on the ramp. "ll was scary." Pengelli said or the incident. "The van couldn't be t owed off the freewa y. because some of the kids were in wheelchairs inside the van. Tilt- ing the van In towing would have sent the kids rolling around in· side. "I was directing Capt. Maule when he coasted the van down the off-ramp, and, believe me, he was driving very. very carefully." Pengilli said the children were unloaded from the van on Avenida Pico and trans ferred lo two other vans, which were on the Disneyland trip. The broken- down van was then towed away for repairs. Inmates Attacked TRACY <AP) --Black inmates attacked white Inmates in U)ree different. housing unjts at. the Deuel Vocational Institute, a prison spokesman says. t It will be mostly cloudy 4 through Tuesday, with a 20 percent c honce oC pre- clplt.aUon. SUghtJy cooler tont1ht. 5.5 to SS. High Tues- day 68. INSIDE TODAY DAIL V l'llOT 5 B -·-•-..ti BILLY ••• lo.t (our Um• Thal ouaht to tell me •omclhing " The Pn•11ld<'nl '1 40·yur old Y0410& r bl'OCJwr wu u&ed by ooe ttpe>rt« ll he had "any (Hr n/ bc-1n1 lcidn•1>t-d or aomt'thlna: hkt' that " No, I don t, ' H11ly rt•J>ht-d • \nd I d.n l lhinlt anyone would buy~ bat·.k 1f I ~H." u~ tamt•nh•d the rart lhal t>lauu. "''II nt•Vt'r be whul ll ooce wu now that It h.u reeelved ao much aU.enUon Billy call~ hlmaelf one of the 1ood ol' boya and t'heerfully acknowled1ed hamaelf •• bla mother'• favorite l<lft. "She'a proud of Jimtny, but she loves me moat," be 1mlled u he dacnbed hi.a place 1n Lbe sun atbome. p,...rt1pAJ TRIAL ••. youth are both charged with first- degree murder in the death ol 83·year-old Elinor Haggart, round s hot to death at her Miami Beach home. The other youth is to be tried separately. "An adolescent predls~ed to emotional instability is very sus- ceptible to the influence or television," Rubin has said. "Why do c hildren love television? Why do sponsors spend millions of dollars a month advertising their products on television? And finally, why does television violence beget actual violence?" Rubin is known for taking cases that attract attention. He helped Watergate bur(lar E. Howard Hunt gain parole and once filed a suit of his own to challenge Miami's homosexual rights ordinance. The prosecution tri ed to restrict Zamora ·s defense by arguing that the only issue was whether he could distingu1i.h right from wrong. Rubin said Zamora was addict· ed to violent crime shows such as .. KoJak," "Police Woman" and a film about ma ss murderer Ch;irles Manson. "'His cxplanation of the cnme was exactly what I had seen on a 'KoJak ' episode a year earher," Rubin said Savalas. who was s erved with a defense subpoena while on a visit here, said he as opposed to violence 011 television. and con· tended there was ncvl•r any such Kojak epi~ode It was unclear whether lhe de· fensc would offer a tape of the show in question. Judge JI. Paul Baker has said Savalas must appear Oct. 5 to de· termine whether his testimony would be relevant. library Sets Story Hour Registration for a new series or story hours is being accepted al thi: Mission Viejo Library. The pre-school story hours will begin at 9:30 a .m . Wednesdays and Thursdays, beginning Oct. 5. Children must be three and a half by Oct. l t.o participate ln the pro- ~rams which include stories, fingerplays. games, songs, films andsimplecrarts. The st.ory hour for school·age children will begin al 4 p.m. on Tuesdays, beginning Oct. 4. Games, crafts, s tories and other fun actav1ta es have been planned for three sessions. El Toro Burglar Gel8 8750 Loot An antique watch valued at $2SO and medallion coins valued at $500 were taken from an El Toro home by a burglar who en- tered via the open window. Orange County sheriff's of. ficets said the theft was reported by elementary school teacher Elizabeth H. Blake, 62, ot 24205 Jagger Road. She was at work at theUme. OAANGICOAJT sa DAILY PILOT Bostilltg? School Bible . Use Appealed NEW ORLEANS CAP) -A federal appeals court waa told to- day that banning every vestige of religion from public schools is hostility toward religion, not the neutrality required by the U.S. Constitution. "The question is no longer the law involved, but whether the circumstances or the case show either favoritism or hostility," said attorney William M. Rowland. He represented the Oran1e County. Fla .. schools an the lat.est episode or the seven-year fight over voluntary reading and dis· tribution of the Bible. BILLY CARTER TALKS TO BEAUTY CONTESTANTS AT KNOTT'$ BERRY FARM Pre•ldent'• Brother Steals the Show as Grand Marshal fn Parade Jerome Bornstein, also of Orlando and representing the plaintiffs in the case, argued that the effort to rwce religion into the county's 97 pubUc schools is a "continuous broodllll presence" which can be held back only by a clear legal rulin1. Dis Spirit 'Inherited' ··1 think religion has a unique place in the public school system." said Bornstein. CUSD President's Rebel Nature Revealed ·'Outside. apparenUy," inject· ed Judge Thoma& Gibbs Gee of Austin, Tex., one or 14 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals judges re-hearing this case. By i\NNE COOPER 01111e o.i 1y ,., ... ltatt Capistrano teacher organizer Tony Leon was only a year old when he and his mother were rushed to safety from a Colorado mining town, where his father was trying to organize a miners union. '"A goon squad of company. hired dicks had given my father 24 hours t.o leave town," said Leon, who is currently serving his third year as Capistrano Unified Education Association <CUEA> president. .. He sent my mother and me to his father's ranch, because our It ves had been threatened. Then he formed a picket line and stuck with 1l, unt1I he was beaten up and physically thrown out of town. .. Dad was always an advocate ror something -u s uall y something unpopular." said I.eon "He is a very liberal man. a man of .!.lrong conviction. Now he's advot·ating ~cn1 or citizen rights.·· Leon said he couldn't help but inherit a certain measure or reb· cl spirit. Not only was his father an outspoken organizer and ad· vocate, bis grandfalher was killed smuggling guns across the Mexican border to revolu· t1onaries. And his mother's maiden name was "Zapata "Emiliano Zapata. a relative. was a leader of the Mexican revolution. D•llY Pllol StMI Pllolo REBEL BY HERITAGE Capistrano's Leon It wasn "t unl1I the one·d<I\ Capistrano Unified teache.r walkout m 1974, however. that Leon became an activist in teacher concerns. As a football coach at Dana Hills High School, he wai. Wlder a lot of pressure not lo join the walkout. "I was the only football coach who walk(;'d ... he said, "and J took a lot of my department with m e .. Marines Deny It Lawyer Says 500 In Pendleton KKK SAN DIEGO <AP> -An m: torney who represented blacks charged with an attack on whiles at Camp Pendleton says the re are 500 members of the Ku Klux Klan on the big Marine base. "The military isn't doing anything about it," said William Smith in a weekend talk to a Na- tional Lawyers Guild Con- fere nce. Camp Pendleton spokesmen have denied any ma· jor Klan membership or prob· I ems. The Institute for International Research, Inc., a civilian group based in Washington, D.C .. rC'-porled a study s howrng that the majority of black and wtute Marines at Camp Pendleton have good feelings toward each other. Thal study was made after the in· cident last Nov. 13 in which five whites were hospitalized. In subsequent court-martial trials, which are still going on. attorneys for black defendants said they thought the whites were Klansmen plotting to hurt them. But they got the wrong barracks room. Spokesmen for the big Marine baae north of San Diego later con· nrmed presence of Klan units. Clarification Asked In Board Policies minlstr~Uve oraaniiaUon. The 1tudy wu provided by the two state organizations at no cost . to the school district. More tban 35 1f 1Dllar IW'Veya were done in other districts throughout tbe state last year. Tile stud): .,as oTlilnalJy scheduled to be completed in May. It was pottpotJed, bowever, because ol U,. teachers• strike. Olstrict tnlltefl alto have con- tracted wtth Arthur Ywnc and Company for a more detailed m~ study ottbed.ittrict .-ldCh la eaPfft,td to " COmplet--.t Mid. a.oath. Leon, 41, grew up in the Redon· do Beach area. Ile was graduett· cd from Pepperdine University and taughl at Mira Costa High School, which he bad attended as a teenager. In 1967 he came to the Capistrano Unified Distn ct to teach social s tudies at Sein Clemente High School. He was also assistant football coach In 1973 he transferred to Dana Hills. "l enJOY classroom teaching I enjoy k1¢>,"' he said .. I have no desire to move into administra- tion, as many other teachers do " In 1974, when he began to take an active role in CU EA. Leon round himself progressively more committed to teacher ad· vocacy By fall he found himself elected \•1ce president and had to give up coaching to have more time for CUEA business. "It'~ a gratifyin g JOb, but 1t 's a thanklc..,.., joh." he said of his po~1twn a'> CUf<:A pres ident. "Tm proud with how we in the Capistrano lin1fi<.'d district com- pare with otht•r d1slncll> in the c9unty "In lhL· pas l two yea rs .. tt•ach<.'rs · salarici., including I r1ngc h<•nef1L'>. arc up by about JS percent an this district. Still , some teachers claim we didn "t get enough a t the bar~aming table ... Leon said he Is worried at the drift toward conform 1ly he secs in education today /\ reflection of this. he ~aid. 1s the rebuke one Dana llllls teacher received from school off1c1als for we.anng Bermuda short.<, to cla:1s • · 1 hop<' they don't institute a rlress rode.'' said Leon. "I take great care with the clothes I wear. but that's beeause I choose to. I know b(!ller than lo think the best dressed teachers at Dana Hills arc nccess:irily the best teachers ''If they lnsUtutc a dress code in our district, I'll be the first to wear shorLc; a nd l don't even look good m them .'· Bornstein nodded. "Outside ... The school board allowed the distribution of 48,000 Gideon Bibles in the classrooms in 1970. After that was declared un· constitutional, the board set guidelines whereby religious groups may leave materials on tables al the school and an· nouncements made to the children that the materials are available. · There were inspirational read· ings in the classrooms each morning, with the student lo choose what he will read -with the Bible specifically not ex· eluded . Six months ago, a three-judge panel of the appeals court ruled 2·1, with Gee dissenting, that the new gu.ideliaes also were un- constitutional. Eight families with various re- 1 igious affiliations have been fighting the school bo11rd since 1970. They contend the reading and distribution or the King James' Bible and other school board policies could offend Jewis~. Catholic and some Protestant students. The families say the r ..... rageAl STUDENT. • Stone said. "But he kept waving the gun from one person to another and now I think he kind of dldn 't know who he wanted to shoot." ·'I fell to the floor under my desk and watched bis feet as he walked away and then I heard two more shots. I guess that's when I saw hjm fall and knew it was allover, .. she added. Miss Stone described Uejima as rather short. having a shaved head and wearing "a camouflage jacket and a hat Qf some kind, I really can't remember it because I feltsofaint." Our vested suits set the style for Spring For the man who makes It his busi- ness to look his beat. A colleotlon of vested suits tallored In today's most popular looks. New· and-now cfaaalcs. Flawless British cuts. European Inspired 1tyfee. .AU whipped up In flghtwelght woof •nd polyeeter blends for crimp, wrfnkle-free weat. Rich color•Uona and petterna In pJalde, etrlpee and tolldl. Tailorfd only • Battn)' '600' can At 115.00 policies violate conatJtutlonal guarantees of separation or church and state and due PfOC*SS of law. Oil Darkens Beach Town ROSARITO BEACH, Mex. <AP> -A ~eael oil •Pill. the second in the Ba-ja area In two months, baa awept Mhore along at least Cive miles or this Mexican tourist town, officials say. The s plll was driven as hore by a strong southe rn current and heavy surf so that by Sun· day morning a dark brown film coated the water about 200 yards offshore. Authorities said the spUI may have occurred during pumping operatfons on a Mexican oil tanker located nearby. Alien Arrests Surpassl 97 6, Patrol Says U.S. Border Patrol agents have picked up more illegal aliens ln Southern California this year than tn all of 1976. More lhan 281,000 aliens have been apprehended so far this ~ear. with another 680 pulled 'rom cars at the San Onofre oordl•r che<'k this pas t weekend . San Onofre agent·in·charge A1 Janicki said agents picked up 271.000 illegal aliens last year i11 the Chula Vista sector. That area runs from the Pacinc Ocean halfway to El Cen· tro. and from the border north to San Luis Obispo. Janicki called Sunday's ap· prchension of more than 400 ii· legals ''a normal Sunday round· up .. '()h, Calcut'D:' Okayed in RI PROVIDENCE, R.I. CAP) The city's Bureau of Licenses has issued a permit for an Oct. 9 performance of the musical "Oh. Calcutta! .. after deciding it would be futile to appeal a Superior Court ruling. The board received a letter from Deputy City Solicitor J ohn Rotondi s aying the s tate Supreme Court probably would sustai n Judge Ronald R . Lagueux's decision to give lbe musical a permit. Rotondo said the appeal would be a waste of ·time. Lagueux said that the sexually explicit musical is not obscene and ordered the bureau to issue a license for the Oct. 9 performance.