HomeMy WebLinkAbout1977-10-11 - Orange Coast PilotAn~~eim ·Slaying
CHARL~ON. W.Va. (AP>-M many as ,slx worken expelled
to a chemlcal used lA makinl
•ynt.hetic rubbertn the 19S>I may
have died from a rare form of
'aoC'el', lt.hu been ~ported.
., ~ 150 of their collell\MS
have uodercon• twlceoyearl' iestl since them.
Death?·
their bladders, where it caused
eancer, accordloc to Wander.
who is baSed in St. Louis.
Anaheim pc>llce reported today
what they believe to be a Cain
and :Abel 1laytng wbt!n they at·
rested a man and charced him
wittihl.S brothet'utabbingdealh.
.Anuted in the apartment he
shared with b11 dead bN>lher in
Anahelm, wu Shawn Valentine
Fox,27.
Police said they went to the Del
Monte street apartment comJ1lex
late Morid~ ni1ht ln response to
a teJepbOne caller who reported
"• man doWn'' in a walkway
leadlnc to the Valentlne
apartment.
· Lylng mortally wounded lft tile
walkway wlth a 1ln1lc stab woW>d in h1s cti8t u Paxton O' ll Fox, 25, pollce said.
1bt •tricken man dled tn W t Anaheim COmmunlty Holj>ilal at
sa.m.tod y. accordlnatopollce.
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2 Czechs
Hijack
Airliner
FRANKFURT, West Germany
(AP) -A man and woman
employed by the Czechoslovak
airlines and · carrying loaded
pistols hijacked a domestic
• jetliner to Frankfurt airport
today and asked for political
asylum, Police said.
The two wore their uniforms
but traveled as passengers,
poUcesaid.
After holding the other 24
passengers and three crew
members bostase on the plane
for two hours, the two
1urrendered to police, Frankfurt
police chief K.nut Mueller said.
He identified them only as
Vlastlslav T ., 29, and Ruuna V.,
22, both employed by the CSA air·
line in Karlovy Vary. a once
glittering apa known as
Carlsbad. They carried pistols
when they boarded the fiJght to
Pra!JUe, he said.
The hijackers were taken to the
all'l>Ort terminal for quesUonlng
and were expected to be
formally arrested later today for
"endangerine atrtlne
transportation," Mueller said.
Airport authorlUes .sald the
Soviet·built YAK _.o airliner
we>uld retum to Czecboslo\takia
wllhtbepassengersandcrew.
Mter the plane landed,· the
hijackers demanded the airliner
be refueled for a 180-mlle flight
southward to M\mich.
AuthorlUes convinced them to
surreriaer after telling them that
the 1pecial fuel needed for the
flight was not readily •vallable
at Frankfurt.
Mueller aald a Frankfurt
airport otficial, ln•o Kluss.
ne(Otlated wltb the hijackers
through an open wlndo~ of the
jetliner, which was parked out oC sl~ht of the terminal and s urrounded by police
com~
I
er -e
'Harmless' Bear
•. Weighing 500
Pounds Eseapes
Harmless?
5(JO.;pt1_Uild Bear Mining
?tllAMI CAP.> -Police patrolled a 20-square·mile
section of Hialeah and Hialeah Gardens today looking
for an escaped 500-pound Kodiak bear named Chow,
while its handler, movie producer Bill Vergis, drove
through the area clanging the bear's dinner bell.
0 The owner considers it harmless.·· said Sgt.
Lowell Coffin of the police department in suburban
Hialeah. "But it is hunary. ·• Coffill said Vergis told police agencies that the be~. reported missing Monday from a movie set. bad
bad lt.s clawa and f an1s retn0ved.
"Anything that big is dangerous whether it has
claws or not," said Coffin. Searchera Nported the
bear was 9Y.a feet tall when standina erect.
Collrt Eyes Sldt
Congress l~ty
Question Weighed
, WASHlNGTON (AP> -Tt>e U.S. Supreme Court agreed
today to decide whether the Constitution grants total
immunity to members or
Congress and tbelr aides even
when thetr actlvltles are Judied
unconstit4tioftal.
The juatices said they will
study the case of Alan and Ma~aret McSprely, who aued
Sen. John L. McClellan <D·Arlc.>
and three of his aides in 1969 for
alleJedlY vfolaUna their ri&ht.s.
The auit whlcb has yet to be
brouibt w trial, seeks $50,000 ln
·dam~es trom each defendant.
Justices also agreed to decide
whether a criminal defendant
cah be forced to stand trial a
second Ume when the indictment acawt hlm ls dismissed during
trial for reasons not involvln1 bis guilt ol'lnnocence.
They voted to bear the federal
government'• appeal lh. the case
of Jcibn Arthur Scott. a former
Muake1on. ?tflcb., police officer
BOy, 12, Bit;
Driver Flees
cbarled with 1ellln1 drugs. The
government contended that
under some clrcumatances, two
trials are not barred by
constitutional protections
against '1doublejeoparcty ...
The cote represents the lat'5t
in a series of doub!e·JtoParoY
cases the high court bas agreed
to bear in rec:ent years. Scott's
cue preHntl the recurrln•
question of wbat constitutes one
ertwotrlw.
In the Immunity case. a
Kentucky judge approved a 1161
search of the McS\lrelya' Pike
County bc;>me, They were arrest·
ed on a state cbaree or cnmlnal
sedition. Books, posters. pamphl~ and personal p pen were seized.
After the MCSur.tya sou1ht
federal inJunc:Uon a1atnst lb
prospectlve state prosceuUon
and requested return of the
seiied materials. a three~J~e
federal court struck down
Kentucky's sedition law as
unconstitutional.
The federal '°urt ordetild that
the aeltod matenal1 reftMIJn in
"safekeeping" in the cuat.Octy or
it.ate attorney Tbomaa RaWff at the county courtboua ln
PfkavUle. '
At that tlme, the Senate
lnveatl1at1on1 subcommittee
headed 1>1 McClellan was
lnvestiaaUng ntlwar dem·
onatratlon and recelved
Information that appeared to link
the McSurelya to a clvH
disturbance tn Nuhvllle, Tenn.
Suburb
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N ... Wln11ft9
arvard Univ~rsity
rofessor Emerltua John H.
Van Vleck receives
congratulations on his
selection as the 1977 Nobel
Prize winner ln physics See
story, Page A2.
Tue$day. Octo~ 11, tfn
Senate, Carter
Canal Treaty
Has 'Problems'
WASHINGTON <AP) -
President Carter conferred '1tb
Senate leaders today on the
Panama Canal treaty, and
Senate Republican Leader
Howard Baker later sald the
consensus at the meetin& was
that the treaty "had problems"
in the Senate and that Cuter
reco&nlzed this.
Baker told reporters that
suggest.rons at the White House
meeting ranged from "doine
nothing to renegotiation and
everythin1 in between.
··Ke is clearly concerned, ..
Baker aaid of Carter att.r tbe
conference at the WhJte House.
The President asked for the
meeting, which came as the
Senate Foreign Relations
Committee continued bearinp
on the treaty.
Baker said there was general
COOMl\lm at the ••aJoo that the
treaty la 1n trOQbJe tn the Senate,
where lt muat win a two-thirds
vote for ratiflcaUon. Sugeestions
ranged from "doing nothing to
renegotiation and everyUung in
between." be said, but no de·
dsio°'weremade.
Meanwhile, the Senate
committee beard testimony from
two of them advocating
raufication of the treaty and the
other two urging lt.s rejecUon .
Harvard Unlversity·s Jorge
Domincuez and Abraham
Low•otbal of the Woodrow
Wlitoa lat.matJ0111l Center said
they believed tbe pact to be in the
best interests of the United Stat.es
and said no effort should be made
to change its language,
espectally to deflne more sharply
future U.S. rights to defend the
canal.
Youth,, 19, Jailed
1:_.on FV Rape Charge
••<>ne thin& l -or any -atudent
of U.S.·Latin Amencan relations
can and ahould say b that the
Senate ahould not conalder
auerting an explkit 'rteht'
of •tntervenUon' ln Panama or
anywhere ebe," Lowenthal said.
Lewis A. Tambs of Arbona
State Unlveralty •nd Donald M.
Dozer of the University or
California argued that the treaty
is likely to increase political
instability in the Western
Hemisphere. Dozer said admini.stra~daJm.I that Anew
treaty with Pan1ma wilJ protect
vital U.S interests are ••a vain
Utopian dream.··
A teen-aged shipping clerk
employed at an Irvine
corporation wu jaJled today
under $25,000 ball on cbar1es of
breaking into a Fountain Valley
woman's condominium home
Mond&J and rorclbly rapine her
Frank w. Johnson, 10, or
Garden Grove. was arre•ted
Monday rueht at h1I place ol
employment by Fountain Valley
police detktives William Parker
and Pat Coleman.
Investiiators said they made
the arrest on the bub of a de·
scrlotioD of th• 1ll1bt1y butlt
suapect and the ract he rormerb
livtd 1n the complex on the eity•a
il northeUhldo.
BuenoslH ..
Detective Parker said the
victim, 28, was treated at
Fountain Valley Community
Hospital foffowinf the sexu1l
uaauJt. Parker said the woman
was shattered emotionally by the
ordeal.
"The intruder accomplished lt
tbroucb threats or violence.
mainly. aJtbouah no weapon waa
actually ever dl.aplayed to the
victim," the detective said.
The threatening o( violence
and physical harm even if a
weapon such aa a tun or knife .,
not lbown to the victim durtni a
sexual aasault constitutes
forcible rape under California law.
Cease-rire Broken
BEIRUT, Lebanon <AP) -·
Overrught shetunc of leftist-held
towns ln south Lebanon, the
heaviest barrages of the current
two week.old ceue-rtre, ·killed
one dvtUan and wOUQded four
others, the governor's office ln
Sidon said today.
Mexico·s president. Jose Lopez Portillo,
Cleft>, and King Juan Carlos of Spain
wave after Lopez Portmo·s arrival in
Madrid. Lopez Portillo is the first
Mexican president to pay an official visit
to Spain.
·Hotel Closes
t' LAS VEGAS (AP> -The
f famed Desert lnn Hotel, wbJcb I served as headquarters for
.I reclus4 hldustrJalbt Howard
Huahes bl lbo late 19605, wlU
1 cJos. Jta doors today becau.!e of I hea\t)' ftnanclal loues, accordln1
l to a Las Vetas newapaper.
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HB Police Probe
I
Shotgun Slaying
No new leada bave devele>ped
in the exeeutJon•1tyle ·~
1layin1 of •• LoDC Bucb
consLruction worker in
Huntington Beach Saturday,
polleeeaid today.
The vfct.tm, Richard Wayne
Helt, 29, of 5533 Loni Beach
Boulevard. wu found a bot to
death ln b1J own car on the
parldnf lot of HUntlnaton
Beach's cebtral Ubrary near the
intenectioo of Golden Weat
Sue.& and TaJbln:A~ue.
Hiit had • bft t\#tce by
abOtaun btaata. His body, 1n the
back' aeat of hla car. w11
cU•coHred durtr11 a routlne
Patients 'Starve'
police patrol cb~lr ol the p&rtinf
lot.
BecaUM the alaytnc occwnct
in a remot. looaUon dur:laf the
early momhl1 boun Saturday.
police lnvesU1aton bellev• there
may be no wltneuea.
No motive tor the murder bas
been •tabllahed, acci>c'dlu to
HunUncton Beaeb deUlctive f>lck
Nolan.
Funeral Mr'Vlcea for tbt victim
ar• achedulecl Thunday ln Laca
Beach.
Ba"'est Tl•e
An Amish Carmer guides his horses
through shocks of corn stalks from
recently harvested crops. The farmer was
contouring hts fields on bit If arm near
Dover, Del. '
MOSCOW <AP' -No o(ficial
reason has been given for the
Inability of two cosmonauts
aboard the Soyui·2S spacecraft to
link up with the orbltina apace
laboratory Salyut-6, the la teat in a
seriesofSoyuz-Salyut failures.
The cosmonauts, Ll. Col.
Vladimir Kovalenck and flight
enaineer Vaalery Ryumin. returned to earth today after 49
hours and 46 minutes aloft. Both were reported in l()()(i health.
Western space experts in
Moscow suqested two J)OISlble
reasans fort.be •borted mission:
that the docking machanism did
not wortt or, more Ukety, that the
cosmonauts overshot tho apace lab and didn't have enough fuel
for anothert.ty.
Tass. the Soviet news agen<:y,
reported that Kovalenck and
Ryumm ended their first mission
m space with a soft landinl "in the
set area"' 4SO miles north ol the
Balkonur space center in central
Alia.
Oemente Youth
Burt in Cy~le Crash
•
A 14•)'ear-old San Clemente
boy broke bis wrist Monday when
hia moton:ycle collided with a
car at Trafal11r Lane just off
south El Camino ReaJ.
Robert Orr of 227 La
Esperama was rtdio1 bis .dkt
bike ln an alley .~liM&aid, when
he elllted on TrafaJ1ar Lane and
collided wttb a west~ cu
driven by L•o Waleb, 118
Trafalaar Lane.
"He was luoky to tet away
with only a broken wrllt." said
San CJtmeote 1)91ic• officer Sat.
Phmge Kil/,.
Drugged Teen
STRAWBERRY <AP> -An
18-year-old youth apparently
under the lnflu~nce of "loco
weed'' has died after plunatn1
100 feet Into a rocky ravine, Kern
County ofticlal! said.
Jack E . Kin& or Quaru Hlll. a
small communlty near
Lancuter, may have wandered
away from bla Tehachapi
Mountains campsite att.r ••t.lnc jlmaoa. plant -also known as
"loco weed," the Kern Count)'
coroner Hid Monda¥.
King bad been campm, near
Castle Rock. about 11 miles
northwest of Roeamond ln Kem
County, author1Ue1 said. They
said he dled Sunday.
Marine Held
In Break-in
A Camp Pendleton Marine was
erreat•d In San Clemente
Monday att.r a mot.l octCNPant t.8!~~ ~to brMJt into
AAtboa)' Michael Cooper, 21,
wbo poUe. •aid ftt the dacrtJltion
1lven by the motel visitor, was
apprehended at Ula San
Clemente Inn. 12' Avealda Eapla11ade. He wu transported to the police station, wMre be wu found to be camtna two
stolen Cl'edit cards, aald Lt: Ray
Hartman.
Cooper ta belna held on
1ual)icloa Of 1ttemp~ butslary
ancf receivirll stolen Pf'9Ptrt.Y,
Hartmanaald.
A Cola. Mua womaa wbo
appannUy wmtd too •hUl>lY
while mom1 a left tunt M~1 nJtht wend lnto • U&bt pole on a
HubOr BoulJ•arcl ia•dlaa.
pollcelald:
l.Jaa Kay Landi.ft. 25, ol l'IOO P.wton ·Way. wu tnated at
Colta tt .. Memortal Hooltal
for cuts ud bruiaee arou.ncf her
noH and mouth, followtni the
10:.co p.m. accldlnt,. tMrt wasn't
bo.pttaliJied.
POUce 1ald ttit wu turD1.n1
aoutb from Baker Street onto
HarbOr Boulevard wbn tbe ac· cldeatoCCUnicl. •
Mesa Youth
ffitbyCar
NEW YORK (AP> -At leut
10 percent ot people who dle tn
hospital& have In part starved to
death, • nutrttion specl1ll1t aald,
and too many doctors atmply
don't know eftOQlh about lood
nutr1Uon and the dtrrerln1 need.•
or peUentl. The dutht Involve
some ••major nutrlllonal
component that could ha\le been
avoided" by bett~r care1_aald Dr.
Stanley Dudrick ot no ton,
Texas, a pioneer In leedln1
people throu1h nufds f nto a vein.
TH V CTIMS OF MARYLAND 8LA YEA
Ann lruaakl•~ Terry and Debbie Hogan . , .. --
Oranee CQaal Monday w'-en
tickets went. on sale at lQCal
ouUets for the um World Serles
between the Los Anaeles
Dodgers and the New York Yankees.
Abcmt 800 anlJ'Y baseball fans
w a1tcd away empty handed from
a Hunun,ton Beach ticket booth
alter only 16 l~ky people were
able t9 buy tbe priied du.cats,
store Officials saJd.
ORANGE COUNTY, CALtFORNIA
I
Several Huntington Beach
police orncers were called to the
scene prior to the 12:30 p.m
announcement thal only 32
tickets, two per person, would be
sold at the Montgomery Ward
:store, rm Edinger Ave.
Store merchandisinc manaeer
Wally Boyko saJd today more
frustrated rans were upset with
Walter O'Malley, Dodger
baseball club president. than
f;LVATON, Md. CAP) -PoUce
alo•It•d broueh the muddy
woods surround int this suburban
community ay in bopes of
finding t.be weapon used by an
unknown killer who uvaaely
stabbed thre. small girls in the
back while they played within
ahouting dialance o! their homes on Swtday.
The ~lies of Theresa Hogan,
8, her sister Deborah Anne, 10.
and Ann Marie Bneszk{ewici. 8,
were found Monday by ofti~rs after an ovemirht search ini·
Uated by their fraJ\tic parents. '
The girls had left their homes
enrJy Sw>day evenlne to play at a
children's fort in the woods.
The usually tranquil sub·
division is about 12 miles south
of Balthnore. away from Major
freeways and shoppln1 centers.
Som e residents speculated that
lht• killer, therefore. may have
bt•en one of their neighbors
t'ollce. however . said the)
were "irtuall) empt,> handt'(l so
far an lheir inve l11at1on ol lhc
1 . bollt J5 olfittt'I om thl! e •WI metal tof&. •title anOthef' .as
were assi eel elsewhere on the
CH e.
A telephone hotline was
established ror residents with
any informatton they might f~I
r elevant, such as accounts or pas t incidents of juvenile
viole~.
One olfictr. Lt, Robert Ri.well.
sakl one ol the «Iris had been stabbed more than a doten times.
State Medl•al Examiner
Russell F\sher 1*1d the othei-two .
had been $labbed about six
Urn•. Fisher said the murder
weapOn was probably a hWlting
knlfe With a blad• lt leut five incheltonc. ii J
The slrla were found fuJly
clothed and there wu no
evidence that they bad been
exually moles , autbortUes a.aid.
"We don't have anythJng, ·•
said Detective Sgt. William
Cl\•plin e Anne A'"°'del
CO}lnt.Y tiomldde ~u.d. "No clu , nomot.IVff, noweapon;·
~ews of the slayinaa sent
parents lo SOutJt1ate Elementary
School to iather up thelt children when ctuses were dismissed.
SCHool officials said usually a doien parents will plck up thelr
children bul about 150 were
w•iting outside Monday
aftemoon. •
csee SLAJ~, Pase A2>
Planners to Meet
The Costa Mesa Planning
Commission wlH meet to·
nlaht to consider proposed
general plan amendpients.
rncl"'4lnat one lo reclassify part of
area between .Mua, Drive and
23rd Strfft tor medium deOJlty
rmdtMea. Tlie aesalon be'1U at
6:~ at clt.y council cbambers, 77
Fairt>nve.
with Montcomery Ward
Boyko said about GO hardy ·
souls camped out In fropl of the
store and were amon1 the rirat allowed ln at 9:55 a.m.
Store officials passed out
numbered stubs to about ~ or
those lined up in expectation of gettm, lwo tickets each.
"This wouJd Dever have hap.
pened II 0'¥alley wasn't such a Ugblwad," Boyko said.
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SCENES LIKE THIS ON COSTA MESA STREETS MAY BE CHANGING '
CUy Council Looklft9 Into PoaalbUftY of Using PoUce to Ouat Campert
,
Mesa Campaign 'Clean'
RVs, Dismantled A1ttos Target of Drive .. .......
Coata M sa residents who
leave boals and large recreational vehicles on city
streets or who rebuild cars In
th~r driveways may become the
target of a city council cleanup
campa ign.
Following a Monday city
eounctl study session. city of
fic1als were uked to look mto the
possibility of u11n1 current
ordinances to enfon:e cleanup
and also ways to peuuade
citizens to Udy up voluot.arily
·'There are people who are
dismantllng their autos ln their
About a doze n residents
attended the af\ernoon session.
About half defended their rieht to
park their vehicles on U\e street.
The other half complal.oed about
inconsiderate neiahbors.
One woman' in the -udlence
Amel D~elop111e11t
casta Maa City Clerk Eiieen Ph~ sild today ahe UUnks ll
will take ber a full ao days, the
maximum time permllted by
law, to chfck out 4, 747 sirnatures
on an lnittatlve petition designed
to block a controversial
apartment develoiJment.
The petition was fileij Monday
by the North Co•t• Mesa
Homeowners AssoclatJon which
is fighting the construction by the
Arnel Company of 539 apartment
units along wlth 126 eln !J, ·family
homes Ju.9t weat of south Coa:st Plaza.
The petlUon calls ror the area
to be rezoned, permitUna onl)'
slnsle lamily ruidences. The
area. orlelnally zoned for •ttncultural, commerelal and
recr.at10nal uses. WH rctoned
by the clly council for planned .
realdeoUal development, partly
A% DAILY PILOT c Tuesday. °'totier 11 . 1977
l&11QM!i1etsl: each,:tetend
'Mrii-also to
a criminal del
(' foreed to siaod trial a
sec:ond time when the indictment
bim is d.1smisaed dunng liit l'M80ftl DOt 111 vol viac bis
cuUt or innocence.
They voted to hear the lederal
•ov6rm:Dent'~ appa,~1 ln tbe case
of .Jolin Arthu.r Scot\, a lonner
uskegon, Mich.. Pohce officer
cbat&ed with selling drugs. The ' ao•~rnment conlend•d that
under aom. clrcumat.anct$, two
'rials are not barre~ by
$eoate Foreian Relations
Committee continued hearings .on the tttaty.
Baker said there wu eeneral
~ at the session that the
lftaty is in trouble ln tbe Seo.ate,
where it must win a two-tbinb
vote for ratification. Su11est1ons
raQ(ed fl"Olll "doing noCJdnc to
renqotlltioll and everythlnc in bietweaa. •• .be aaid, but DO de-
clsfoal wehmade.
KeaDwllil•, tlae Senate
committee beard testimony frocn
two of them advocatln&
ratJ.Qcaticn ol the treaty and l.be
other two uremc its rejection.
Hanard University's Jorge
Dominguez and Abraham
Lowenthal ol the Woodrow
Wilson lnt.erutional Cent.u said
they belie.eel the pact to be b:I the
bes.t.inten!!Sts of the United states
and said no effort should be made
to change its language,
especially to define more sharply
future U.S. rigbu to defend the
CaAAI.
"One thing I -or any student
of tl.S.·Latin American N!lat.ioos
-can mid .ahouJd say is that Uie
Senate should not consider
asserting an explicit 'right·
of 'int.-vention • in Panama or
n)'Wbereebe, ·• Lowendlah&id.
lAwis A. Tamtw of ArilOGa ~University ud Donald M.
Doter of the University of
Califomla argued that the treaty
is likely to ~reue political
Instability In the West<:rn
Hemispbere. Dozer aai d
Slll:iJe'-'l·J edpljnistil"at\M dalm1 datt a new u..., wit.II P&iWDa will ~t
vital U.S. bJteres&s we "a nln Utopiu dl'um.. ••
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Pole in Mesa
1 A Calta lleta womu wbo
,:·• apjJ16iead7 Wrned tc>O lbarply 1• wldle imaktn• a left tum lloaday
• m nljbl veered into a Ua,bt pole oo a
Barbor Boulnarcl median,
poticlAld. u.. Ka7 taad•n. is. o1 zroo ~Way. wu tretted at
ea.ta Maa lleaaorial Hospital f tor c:uti _. bruises around ber
nose m mouth, lollowbal the
~ 10:40 p.& .ecklei:lt. but wun 't . ~-Police aaid .she WU tum.In&
south from Babr Sir.et •to .. Harbor Boulevard wbeo tbe ac-
: • • cid oc:aarnd. ..
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SLAIN •••
uyou just feel like clutcbJ.n1
them to you." said one anxious
mother.
.. We've always felt fairly safe
h e re,.. said Bruce Strazza,
president of the local civic
association .
"You always hear about it
happening somewhere else, but it doesn't happen in your
neighborhood,·· said Roger
Westphal, whose children played
with tbe Hogan girls.
Charles C«hru, who lives
across the strfft from the Hogan
family, said simply, "I feel like
I've just been clipped in the
etomach."
There•• no comment from
Jacob "and Judy Brzenklewtci,
the parents of Anne Marie. But
Sgt. Chaplin said the couple. who
have another daup&.et &Qd five tons. toot the Dews very bard,
and tba1 a doctor wu called to
UM house.
Ricbard Hogan, father of the
other' two victims. 1ald, "We're
deeply $bocked. We have no ldea
what ca.used it or anythloa. •·
Speaking in a low, controlled
voice, Kosan lddechoftly. •'They
we.-.belattfttJ kids.••
1'0Al7 will be ncli.cl Wednes-
cSa1 IOt Guad&luJ>e rt. ~o. who diecl Mooda,.at t.M a,. ot 81.
He wa. a 1ile·Joll,I reikleDt of
~-..... ~ ridtaUan wfll be_P:i at 7 p,~;~Jt Bal •qu ~pel ln
Collta llkla: uital atili WllJ be
11il4 at =,rnU"f~ at St. 1oaddm Cbtlrcb.
Mr. Delgado. a rettred
contrtc:tcr, la 1u.rYfved by his
wife. NetU. of oo.ta Mea1: 80l\5. J~ H. arid 1>"1iel A. ot Oolta
M eaa Mid .uuiur R. of Chula Vist.~ tbnie btotb.eu; tbree
sisters: nine grandchJldren, and
one creat-srandchlld.
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS
V£TS' J08 RtGtfT-A4.
cues the high court bu agreed
to bear ln recent years. Sc«t'1 case presents tile recurrtag
question of what constitutes one
or two trials.
ln tbe Immunity case, a
Kentucky Judge_ ~pprc.ed a 1961 search of the lkSUrelJa' Pike
County bome. They wen &n"eSl·
ed on 1 ltate tbar1e of crimlnal
sedltioD. Books, posleu.
i>ampllleta and personal papers
were seb:ed.
After Uae lleSurelys sought a
fedenl injunction aealnst the
prospeeUve &tale prosecution
and reci1etted return of lbe
selitd matmals, a three·Judee
feder•l ·court strucllc clown
Kentucky's sedition Jaw as
unconslJtutlonal.
The federal court ordered that
the Mlr.ed materials remain in
"saleteeptnc" in the eustody ot
•late aUoraey Tbomu a.&llft ot
the county courthouse lo Pikeville.
Al that time, the Senate
in vestlaations aubcommittee
b eaded by MeClelJ1n was
lnvestlgattng antiwar dem·
onstrations 'and received
informatioq tbat appeared to link
the McSurelys to a civil
diaturbancetn Naahvllle, Tenn.
Subcommittee investigator
John Brick traveled to Pikevi!M,
WMre he viewed the materials
seized at the Me5urely home and
ro ade conies of 234 of the
This isn't a scene from a movie set about
the fall of Rome, but it is a picture of the
rise of part of UC Irvine's $14.6 million
medical college annex building .
Amphitheater will be enclosed to form a
200·seat lecture hall where students will
hear about the latest in medical advances.
New building is on west campus. ·and is
scheduled for completion by August, 1978.
T~ Exemption Due?
Cordova Prahing Break for Homemaren
Asacmb)7mao a.on Cordova
sald todaf be to Introduce a
homt:OWotn' tu uem~ biU
which would embody ideas from
CO\IDtY AIM.laor Bridle7 Jacobs.
Tbe El Toro Democrat.
spnldnc &nd iatef'ftewed to San
luan Capistrano. aald tbe
legislation would nlle the pr~ homeowner'• exempt.Joa
and noat tt with tnftaU.oaary
property valUf bltt'ellMS.
Jacobi• PfOPOl8.l -:-mmiUed In
Jone anct pported bJ County
Supervisor• -would raise
homeowners exempdou from
$1,150 to $2,500 annually and
permJt those who stay in their
homes to have their eitemption
i.ncreased annually in proportion
to property value increases.
Housing Grolq)
To Meet in Meea
The Hou.sine and Community
Development Committee of
Costa Mesa will meet tonight to
discuss plannine its fourth year
program. The meetlnc wtU beeln
at 1:30 p.m. in the fiftb f100t'
confeN!Dee room at City Hall, 77
Fair Drive.
The eommlttee adYilel tbe eity council oo comnumlt)' needl and
programs tnvotvln1 Jaouslnt.
inc ludl!IC th disburse_ meat of
federal fumt.1""*' t!M Houttnc
and Coii:lmUDJtj Dtvetopment
Act.
»• ..... Noflel ll'fltlNrr .
Harvard Unlverllty
Professor EmCl'ltus John H.
Van Vleck receives conaratulatlon• on hls
selection as the 1977 Nobel
Prize wtnner in pbyalca. &le
story, Page A2..
The proposal would abo allow
an atra $12S eseinpti I« each 1ear a peno• Ines for an
eumptklltcm U.. tame home.
Cordova b opUmlsU~ t.tw the •~&iliMln wUJ pasa tome form
Of pNp9'ty tax ~O*l.aon in the
De:x\,.U.
"I think there Is 1 better
cbaDce ~ tban there was a
month ago,·• be explallied. "I
auapect a~ tu blU will be
paned tn t.b1' • .. •lo.. ~ tbe lesia!awr. before it cloMI tn Seottmber 1'18.: '
Cordon. wbo spoke to the
Capl1trano Valle7 E•cban1e
Club, lasbtd out at the State lApalaturt'• failure ~ enact
propertJ &,x retorm letlilaUon.
''I'd lh.iM lt Clho 1-,Ulature> in
tbe ar. of property tu:ation."
A MW l1Pe of curved barticade
dneloped tor use oo ll'ffWays
mllht cul doWn on aerlOUI ac· dcf enb OD a deadl1 strip of
P1aceatla Avenue, Costa Mesa
CilJ ~-n inemoen ..,. tokl MODCll.Y •
Publtc SorvlcH Director
Jame1 ~·Mid at a council
1tucty 1e11lon th~t the new
concrete barrla could prevent
~•n from crubina Into fences and JI.out off of Plaeentta
Avenue 00'1.h of Estancia High
Scboiol. He aald the b•rrlcade deOecta
cats witboUt rleochetlng tbem
into cross tt1fflc. Howtver,
betaus• tho devtc:e coul«l be daa•eroua tor mototQclei that
Yfft Into lt. &Jdrf(ke' NJ(f he wuta Co~ tbO.:attern.auve.
turtbei' t>etcn kirig tbl council
to tau action.
Eldridc& wd tben have been
te ..... eecw.a. in tbe
area Udl • udln• at hut
•
judges acroa the utton1s valid.
The court aid Jt will hear ln a
ca o from Oregoo an un\ISIW
chanen,e tO a JUdge'a fradftlahal
wamJri& to Juror-a that they m t not fonn any opinion agai,r\5t a
~efendant because of the de-
fendant '• tallure to testify.
Ea o Ru~ Lake1tde was on
trial for escapo in 1975 when bis
attorney, Phillip arcolin of
Portland, insisted tbat the
presiding judge not give the jury
warnlns. His objections were
note4, t.ut the warntn1 was
elven.
"If a defendant cboOies not to
testily, aucb clteurttJtanee givea
rile to ao Inference or
pres umption a1atnat the de·
fendant. and tbis mu.t not be
conaidered bJ you in 411f!UiiPMilllhtfi
the queatlon ot 1uUt r ~ ". &M JUdft Sold JW'Ol"I in part.
..
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TOP COUNTRY MALE, FEMAa.E SINQEAI
Ronntt Ml,..,,, Cryataf Geyr. Choaen
U&WT~ppers
. Mihap, Gay/B Win A.tmlfds
I
NASHVnJ.E. Tenn. <AP> -llind alnaer Roonie MilNp ls the O>i.tntry Music A.ssocialioo's E:Qtertalner of the Yur and for the tblld tUne, its Male Vocalist of.the v.e..-. CryaW Gayle, Y::J.~t country startoretta Lnn. ii Uais YMr'aCMA top •
"" Tbe CJIA aJ90 named "Lucille.•• recorded b)' KenD)' Jtocers
end WtiUm bf Jto1erBOwlin1 and Hal Bynum~SQoi oftbe Year.
m:t.SA.P BECAME THE ft.rst persoa to win top male \toe1Ust th~ t1ma wben the CM.A habded out lt3 llth annual awards belore a national televtalon audience Monday ntibt. -
His album, .. Ronnie Ml.bap Uve," was named Album or the Year, makin& him the show's only triple winner.
Milsap, blind since birth, won the male vocalist UtJe in 1974
and 1976. ··1 didn't see the races but I bad the chance to feel the
electrtclty and the love. Sometimes you don't have to see," be sald.
MW Gayle, WbOM sister was a three-time winner, said ltlss Lynn "was rooti.q for me before I woo."
Rogers, wboff sooe was also named Single of the Year, bu a1IO bemaucceatul In popular music. .
"lNTHE POP MAUST, YOU'RE as fOOd u Your la.st hit, .. be aakl. ••out In country music, I've Sffn people without a hit tor narswbi>ltlllare bi• favorites."
llerte 'n'avis, a _guitarist·songwriter·singer, beeame the JOth
member of the Country MusJc Hall of Fame. He is probably best
known as a pioneer guitarist and a.! writer of the classic "Sixteen Tons."
• ,•1 "" Jo . • .Jlct"od Browa 114 Helea COmeliu w.-e umed top \llO(!al
duo: the StaUer Bl'Olhers .,.on No. 1 vocal aroup tor the 1lxtb stralcbt year; the Oritinal Texas Playboys were chosen top
instrument.al group, and Roy Clark was Instrumentalist of the Year for the first time in his ca~r.
NEITREa DOLLY PARTON, TOP female vocalist for the put two years, nor Waylon Jennings won awards, although Mi.ss
Parton wast finalist for Entertainer of the Year and top female
vocalist and Jennings was nominated for five awards -more than anyone ets..
Jeanlnp, arrested on cocaine cbqes last month, did not
attend tbO ahow bffause be obfeda to a:nll!clus competln1 for
awards. The CbaJ'les were dis~ last week.
other finallsts for Entertainer <:A the Year were Jennings, Merle Hagaant and Ro1era. Larry Gatlin. JellbJnp, 84aen and
Don Williama we~ the other tlnatists for No. l male voealist and
Emmy1ou ffarrls and Barbara MUcireU completed the finalists tor top female vocalist.
Mystery
Shrouds
3 Deaths
CHICAGO HEIGHTS, lU. <AP>
-Tbey lived to1etber ror many
years in a .small. cluttered house
aarrounded by an overgrown
yard. They fled inside when
nel11hbora spotted them working
in thtlr tJny earden. They bad
few vts.lton and rarely went out.
No one knowc for sure when
they died or why. But the ~of
them -an elderly woman and
her two da\t8bters -will be
burled today by order ot the Cook
County public .-dmiilistrator.
Alter a mailman reported oo
Sept. 16 that no one bad emptied
the mailbox in three weeu, poli~ broke down the door ol the
home ahared by Marie Cibler,
about 89, and her daughters.
Irma. about68, and Emily, about
66.
They tocm one body wrapped
in towell on a bed and two citMr
bodies nearby.
Medical Examiner Robert
Stein said there is no way to tell
the cause of the women's deaths,
''Emily, the youn1est, took.
care ol the ll\other and Irma. She
probab&y died first. They put her
on the bed and they could not help
them.selves. So they lay down
and dlect,·• apecuJated Richard
Dunc&Jl, who lived next door for
15years. ·
Fred C. Hub Sr., who will
conduct the burial servi~. said
he befteved 0 the mother died in
the bed and Mr daa&bters died ot broken beans ...
LlUle. 11 tnowa. about the women.
Neigbbon said that judeinc by
her accent. Marie Cibler
p r o b a b 11' w a 1 b o r D i n
CiecbosJOvakia.
AU three women dressed "like
ladles from the old country,"
said O"°can. ·
"I would open the back door at
about five ln the mominf. They'd
be out there working In their
little &arden -Irma and ~ old
lady -but they'd go scurrying
back lnto the house when l came out."
He saJd Emily Cihler .. had a
few friends that came by • • . but
they never went Into the house.
She talked to a man on the porch
once, I remember," he saJd.
Real, Witches
lnten;µpt
Hon-or Flick
KIRBY, En1land <A P> -F1ve
• witches whose backyard fire
dance disturbed neighbors
watdung a midnight horror film
on television have been put on
probation by local magistrates.
"1 waa watching 'Night of the
Zomble' on televialon when I
heard them shouting," said
Robert Eaton. ''They looked as
though they were in a trance. n
was worae than seeing the horror rum:•
Parfdng ProlJ._
Parking isn't really this tight at El Rancho
Market in Irvine, at Michelson and
University Drives. Car on top was being
parked by Catherine Benstein. 68. of 14851
Jeffrey Road, Irvine. when her foot
apparently slipped off brake, hit ac-
ceJerator. Car drove over Jandscape
divider and onto other parked, empty
vehicle, its impact cushioned by tree.
Neither Mrs. Benstein nor passenter, her sister, was injured.
Rescued
Fishennan
Recovers
A°'~~ Beach fisbennan is
~at home today after a
boating acdd~nt that Newport
Beach harbor patrolmen said
might have claimed hi s hfe.
Robert Turley, 35, a
commercial crab and lobster
fisherman, was injured Monday
morning when he fell out of his
outboard skiff and the circling
boat ran over him.
He wu pulled from the 60·
degree water off Corona del Mar
at about 8:30 a.m. by two Harbor
Patrolmen who Just happened to
be on the scene. They had taken
their boat outside the harbor to
test its enatne.
The deputies, Pat Fergus and
Roy Kaye, said they saw
Turley's unoccupied lC·foot boat
c1rclmf! about a milt> alAay and
det'tded to inve'>t1g.11.-
They. found the d~tcd and
:1ffQad tbberman st.ruaUni
to aqy afloat fn the water. ~ He told them he was steenng
through choppy waters and stood
up to get a piece of equipment
when he accideJltally hit the
motor's steering arm. causing the boat to swerve.
Turley said he fell overboard
while clad in a heavy jacket and hip boota.
Harbor patrolmen said the
jacket saved Turley from major
mjuries when the boat ran over
him and he was struck on the right arm by the propeller.
After pulling Turley from the
water, patrolmen tried to stop
the boat, but they were unsuc·
cessfUl and bad to wait tor it to
run down on its own.
Turley was taken to Hoag
Memorial Hospital where he was
treated for shock and exposure
and released.
Orange County Superior Court
Judge Broce Sumner launched
hb campaign for the Democratic
nomination for Attorney Galeral·
today. He said his campailn will
be based on his experience as a
legislator and as a judge.
Sumner, a Laguna Beac)\ resident, said he is seeklng the
nomination in next June's
primary election .. because 1
believe that I can Si~ this state
the mature and experienced
leadership that will not <>nlY
improve and streamline the
operation of our couns, but will
also be tough and unrelenting in
dealing with the probl~ms ot
crime."
Sumner has taken a leave
without pay from his court duties
to pursue the nomination.
In" SC'rws of press conferences
ht•ld rn Sac-ramf'nlo. San
Fr ,1rll'l"lO Los An~clec; and
::-.unta 1\na. ~umncr said he .,.. a::.
moved to seelt electioa becauso
of the disappointment tbink&
most dthens feel wtth th r court system.
Sumner cited his experience.
1nclud1ng six years as a
Republican Assemblyman and
chairman of the Assembly's
Judiciary Committee, 12 years as
a trlaJ judge and 10 years as
chairman of the California
Constitution Revision
Commission and stated, "J knOw
that changes can be ac-
compllsbed because l've been
there. I've done lt."
In Operation
Other raldents or the quiet
neighborlp>d testified Monday
that the three men and two
women were cbantln1 and
dancing around a fire ln the
shape of a cross burning In the
middle of a circular pit ln the
back yant ot the house in which
the witches "Hre living together.
The women and two of the men Criticism Leveled
woreblackrobesbearin&signsol SAN DIEGO CAP) -The
the zodiac, the witnesses said. attorney for an El Cajon woman
"They kept throwing slain by her husband la ao
aomethln1 Into the fire that apparent murder-suicide bu
aeemed to cause an exploeioo, •• criticized tile way tbe Su PMco
saJd George Taylor, 39. "Then County Sberllr1 Department
they would jump through the -~bandled~~~U.!!!!:ID!..-~deat.!~------....,,....:,:::::;::::.::;Z:z;,;~~~;;;_:.;_,;.~~~~~~::..!~~~~ amoke ... I must admit I
thoutbt they must be unusual ·
people when I saw one ot them
sunbathlnC naked In tbe 1arden."
Prqsecutoc' David Kiner said
some Of the nelabbors threatened
vtolenee asainst the witches, and '
the police were summoned. The
pl'Ollecutor sakl one of the five,
Hu1h Sinaleton, told the police:
••we are practicing our religion.
I'm awhJte (f()()d) witch."
The five. afed between 19 and
35, plea<Sed 1uUty to a charge of
conduct llkel1 (o cause a breach
of the peace. The ma1istrates put
them on probatlon tor a year and
ordeN!!d Uiem to pay a floe of
$87.50each lttbey 1ot into trouble
during that time.
r.fwo Wounded
In Gang War ·
POMONA (AP) -A violent
sang war tbat rocked the streets
of Pomona left two members or
rival 1an1s woun~ed, one
crlt.IC'ally, police Hy.
OfOceni said Steven Herrera.
22, of a.tno was mistakenly abot ·
by a member of bta own l&nl
dutlna tho sbootlna melee that
broke ou~ Monday. The bullet
tore away a portion of his face,
and he was reported tn critical
cond1Uoa I.Ji tbe lntenalve-care
unit of County.use Medical
Center.
Richard Rleo, 11, a member or
• Pomona •••• WU Shot in the
8C1 lbd takeo to County·USC lledtcal Center tn aerloua
condWoft; He was lat.er r.ported
fD lair eomUU •
.. .
Fln&i nae. on the RU1816n
trip ..••
We uw '"'f'Y Lapla L&lull and Malachite coiumns, ~
and bowta In the Wll'ltet Ptlace at the Hermltege In Lenlng'8d.
We apent two whole daye
· touring the Hermtt1ge and ltlll
dldnl begin to ... It all. ThWe
are ,,_.,,.bnt OOfledtona ol
all .. bTN. One ot the molt.
lntetedng to me, of COWM. was the Goldeli Tr.-iry. We
.., ... to -lidmltttnee by ~IMIOt (Ind peyment
Of an tlldr'& ... ). We ~nt the better Plft. cf one alt.-noon
be ng guided through toome
fflled with dllOf6t caMS. TheV held t,...W. a.ting becJc to
the '4th and Ith oenttlry e.c. ..
• and up t9 the rwotuUon In
1917.
Among the 'llety ancient
plec.a were golden laur.a
wreattie to be worn M ~ pin• of anlmtl flgurn, Md
bejeweled combs, necklaoee,
bractlttt and rings. Th•r• were alto meny Pl•tn, bOwls and V11H1 made of prtclOU• metals. and even one golden
death m9M of an aartv ruler.
The mo9t modern Plecet of l•wekn ll't catM from tha
:work1hop1 of Peter Cul
Faberge, Ht had over MVenty
Jewetwt wonuno In his thoc:9 tn Moacow Ind St ~ttnt>urv.
I •
A4 • DAILY PILOT T&.199dly, October 11, 19n \\£A THEA I NATIONAL I WORLD
tmg 1:f 2 Yanks
~.:;,\ • Winners
'°\. f.! Of Nobel ~ .. e . • STOCKHOLM. Sweden <AP> ,
WASHINGTON <AP> -Tho Supremo Court \Oday 1 t asl4o a lower
c:ourt'a ruUna that. struck down 1tate laws ltvifll a pNftreoce to mill~ veterua wild apply tor public Jobe.
C&AZYl>AS : It•a dlfftcUlt to ii?\~ boW a almple chUd,.'a same. PlaYed with a •m:all ball and stlclt, c• tun our poDUl,C•
Into a bunch of cheac.n. rlot4n.
bunco arUata and croolcl. But alu. st could be bappeDlna.
Thia melancholy ~ondltlon
revalll beeaUltO of· a ~ ol
ga tbet ttarted today. Tauo
to1et • th"• contHta u• called tlie Wodd SerfH, lnvolvloc twoL_orga,.baUona
known •theLA~en~the NewYOftl:Yant •
These people play bueball.
The World series is beiq played
by these two teams with the one
winning four out of seven
•contests declared ch1mplOG1 ot
the entire univetse.
TID.S IGNORES the fact that the eame is also played with
some proficiency in Japan. But
Japan bun't started importing
Hs baseball teama yet.
Everything else, maybe. Bµt
they're holdlnl back oo their bill
clu ...
· Two Americans and a Briton won
the Nobel_priJe for phyalca today, and a Bellian wu awarded the
prize for chemtatry.
The SWecllab Academy aavo
the physics prise to John It Van
Vlec~. '18. of Harvard
'Univeralty; his former student
PbWp Anderlon, M, of Prtncetoo
Unlveralty and Bell
Laboratories; and Sir Nev\lle F.
Mott. 72, of Canrbrid1e
Unlftnity iD ED•lud.
TBB al&alSTBY prize went
to ~ PrllOlin•. eo. of the Free
Univeralty of Brussels. He ls also
director ol tJ'8 Center for StaUs-
ti cal Mecbanlca and Tbermodynamica at the
University df Texas.
The physics winners, who will
share equally a $145,000 prize,
were cited for research on the
eteotroaic structure of maanetic
and disordered aystema -~rk
applied to development of the
laser, advanceinent Jn the
Industrial use of glass, and ln
copper spirals for birth control
devices.
Prlgogine, who gets $145,000,
was cited for contribuUona lo the
field ol tbennodynamica.
THE PHYSICS award was
announced behind schedule after
three bours• dellberaUon by the
~a~. whlcb wu reportedly . dJ'fid•lt.2.over two aets of
candid.ates.
A statement by tbe academy cited tbe winners· "hi1hly
valuable contributions" in .. Jarae domains" ot phyatc:..
The two prizes awarded today
were the third and fourth Nobel
awards given for 1971. The
literature prize was awarded last
Thursday to Spaniab poet
Vicente Aleiundre and the
peace priu Monday to Amnesty
Intemational. The cofouders or
the peace movement ln Northern
Ireland. Betty WUJlams and
Malread Corrigan. were
· a•Orded the 1976 ·peace prize
belatedly. Prizes will be pven tor medicine Thursday and
economics Friday.
They were established under
tbe WlU of Swedlsb chemilt
Alfred Nobel, the inventor of
Cl)'ll&IUlte.
<Jldf,d Ponw
BillBS-1
WASHINGTON CAP>
CQll&nSS is movinf closer to
adoptint a bill outlaWiDc child
porno1rapby, which one
lawmaker •IYI bas exploded into
a multhnilllon dollar . buslness
uslnc children u youn1 as age three.
The latest step was an 8.5-1 vote
in the Senate Monday niaht for
pusage of a bill outlawlnl the
use ol children under 16 In the
production or pornographic
magazines, tnms and other
materials. It also bars the
interatate aale and dlslrlbution of
sucb materials.
The meuure is similar to one
passed recenUy by the Howse.
But still an.other bill ot this
natqre la expected to be acted on
by the House next week, eo the
rua.i form ol the legislation ia yet
to bedetennlned.
'lbe Senate bill proYides for
finea of up to $10,000 and
impdsanmettt tor two to lD years
tor a first conviction. For a
second eonviction. the penalties
would be fines of up to $15,000 and
imprlaonment for five to 15
years.
FirstSaoaelaU ., . ...,,.....
A hardy jogger muddled along as best he could Monday in
Minneap0lis . Minn .• tryin~ to forj!;et that the season's first
snowfall was a harbinger of worse things to come. More
than an inch of the white stuff fell Monday. well over a
month earlier than the average late November date for a
first snowfall.
Scores Evactiated
In Arizona Flood
By The Associated Press
Water w~ still rising early today in the normally dry San Pedro and
.Gila rivers in south·ceotral Arizona where scores or persons were
evacuated as tbe flooding spilled over thousands of acres.
To the south, the water was receding io the Santa Cruz River near
Tucson which could eue the heavy discharge into the San Pedro and
Gila rivers. The Santa Cruz runs ·
north from Mexico to a juncture
with the Gila. ( J The San Pedro and Santa Cruz, · JN SHORT . which carry water only when
Arizona monsoons produce
m ols tu re, were turned into ""'co_m_pany __ tb_a_t_sa_ya_t_t_la-atUdy-. -in-I
ragm, torrents by an eilht·inch t h e P 0 55 1 b ii lt y f 0 r the rainfall tri11ered by Tropical
Storm Heather in northern so.~TbeemmeQls.-~ would ... ::.. ... __ ed Mel.icoandaouthem Aril()lla. 1·-~ .,. .,.., upon a motorist havln1 a , ... , ... Entsatftl rationln& credit card rather than
coupons.' said Paul Goo¢stat ol 4 MONTGOMERY, Ala. <AP> -Price, WawbOuse & Co. The
FBl dlrectOr.<fesieoate Fri.Dk M. ration card wotild be used ln tlle
Johnson Jr hu been ordered by aame way an oU compan1 card Is his doctor to get a week to 10 used, he said. ~~rs' bed rut after '"overdoing at preparing for bis Senate
connrmatJoo hearinJs.
The JuaUces, by a s.a vote, told a three-Judi• fed«tal C!Ou.rt ln
Maaaachuaetta to reconsider it.a deolalon tn IICht ol a ltft Supremo
Court declllon that aald
"dlacrlmlnatory Intent" la neceuary to f1Dd a cortaUtutlonaJ
violation. .
TBE LOWEa COtJ&T aatd
auch pref.-enttal treatment for
veteran• rerr•••nted
unconatltut onal aex
dilcrtm!n Uon afal.Dat women.
Tbe court'• actlon carrlea
broad Impact. Only four at,tel -
Arkan1u, Mt11l11lppl, New Mexico and South Carolina -
have no form ot veteraoa·
preference.
Justices Wllllam J . Brennan
Jr., Thurgood Marshall and
Lewis F. Powell Jr. voted to hear
argumeotalntbecase.
ON mREE OCCASIONS, Mrs .
Fe~ took civil service testa aa
an applicant for better-paytni
government jobs. Each time.
her ranking was lowered because
male veterans whose test 1rades were below Mn. Feeney's were
placed ahead of her when the
veterans' preference formula
wuappUed.
Mrs. Feeney bas been
unemployed since she wuJald off
her state job in 1975 .
IN llBlt8UIT, she claimfJd the
veterans' preference law violated
her comtitutional rights to equal
treatment of the law .. auar·
anteed by the Hth Amendment. The lower court qreed with her.
That court said that only two
percent of Mauacbuaeus·
veterans are women, and that
past discriminatory practices
had kept the number of women in
the military at a low fipre.
From 1948 to 1967, fede.._t law
prohibited women from m'aking
up more than 2 percent orthe total•
personnel in the nation's armed
forces. . •
IN SEEKING Supreme Court
review, Massachusetts A.Uy. Ga.
Francis Bellotti said the at.a~ i.w 1hould be mnstated be'Caun Its
.intention wa JMJt to dl.lcnmma
•18.lnstwom.. •'The· veterana • preterence
statute ia an expresslqn of
lecWatlve pe>Ucy which ls de-s 1 t,, ed. to proinote publlt
etnploytnent of military
veterans," the at.ate eourt uld.
ceneral in determlnln• to
prosecute thls appeal is
conatstent wlth hl• tradlUonal
r1 ht.••
$22 Billion
In Tax Cuts
Considered
WASHINGTON CAP> -
President Carter's tax revision
plan could reduce taxes by up to
$2 2 bilhon. saya Treaaury
Secretary W . Michael
Blumenthal, and may 10 into ef-
fect in 1978, a year earlier than
originally planned. '
Blumenthal. emeralna ·from a meeting with Carter and senior
economic advisers on Monday,
left open the posslbWty \bat the
admlnlstratton mtiht t'1 to put
the plan into effect next year, .s.
pending on the dtrectlo.o tbo
economy foUowa. """'
1118 CONn&MATION,that Ute admlnlstraUon wu considering
tax cuts that could reach $!2
blllioo WU then flt OG·th•ftCC>rd
administration comment co the possible ai:ie ot the reductkn.
The S22 billion figure is
''indeed one of tbe options. bU£ it
is not necessarily the number"
that wW be settled on, eaaid.
"We just went over the eot1.re
program and the P:resld bas
not made up his mind on any or
the optlona:' tbe treuury
sec~1aid. ·
..The •ction of the attorne1 _....,. ___ ~~-~~-~-
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Today's hearings were
postponed by the Senate
Judiciary Committee after
Johnson, who recently
underwent stomach aurgery, lefl
Waahinston Monday
complalning of exhaustion. The
heartncs Ukely will be delayed
until the end of the year. TO OUR WOMEN IN BUSINESS A,... P11et 'Ne•r,
NEW YORK <AP> -The
United States and the Soviet ·
Union have made substantial
concessions in an effort to
achieve a s trategic arms
hmitallon accord by the end of
the year. The New York Times
reports
President Carter announced
earlier this monlh, after talks
with Soviet Foreign Minister
Andrei A. Gromyko, that an arms pact was "in sight." He did
not elaborate.
Ratlotli .. Pla11lletl
.. NEW YORK CAP> -S~ial
credit cardt instead of coupons
are being considered for use in
any federal gasoline rationing
program, according to a
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T~. Ol;toO« t I, 1977 DAIL y PILOT A3.
IQ 'Bias' Faces Test ln Court
Mike Lowe, 27 months, or El Cajon, watches
from an ambulance with his grand!alber,
' Frank Karash, as the bodies of the boy 's
parents are removed from the Karash
home. Police, who stormed the resi<lence,
found Michael Rav Lowe. 27. dead of a self-infUcted gunshot wound to the chest, and his
estranged wife, Cecelia, 27, the victim of
several rifle shots fired at close range.
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -IQ tests -and their
alleged buUt·Ul b1u agawt nllnority children -
were to have gone on trial here today in a class
at>tlon lawsuit nted on behalf of six black ehUdren
placed in classes for the mentally retarded because or low IQ test scores.
"The basic claim that we're tryinl is that the
lQ testa are culturally biased against black children
because they don't take into conslderatiol\ the
cultural experience or the chHdren," said attorney
Sam Miller.
The class a('hOn suit was Cited in 1911 after the
black children scored below 75 on standard
intelligence quotient tests and were placed in chtsseb for the "educable mentally retarded ...
THE CHILDREN SCORED 11 TO 3S points
h1gh('r when retested by the Bay Area Assoc1at1on
of Blulc Paycholog\sts. w.1ng tests reworded to
better r nect the lkSlguage and exptmence of the
children.
Miller claims lhc misuse or JQ tests in class
placement could rei.ult in irrevocably stuntine the
educational growth of some rninonty children.
Aller tho 11uit waa Wed, U S. District Court
Judge Robert Peckham stopped the placement of
San Fk'anciaco black children in classes for the
retarded when bas~d on results of IQ test.9, pending
the outcome o( lhe trial. Other criteria have been
used since lhen. Peckham is heanog the nonJury
trial
AT THE TIMF. THE SVIT was flied, 66.S
percent of the students in the special classes were
N~gotiations Stalemated
' LOS ANGELES (AP> -
Thousands or Lockheed workers
were staying off the job today at
the aerospace nrm ·s plants in
Burbank , Palmdale and
Sunnyvale as contract talks
l"emainedstaJemated.
certainly ready. But the
mediators are calllnf the abOts at
the moment,.. he slid Monday
night at the end of the first day of
the walkout.
The 1trike threatened
production of Lockheed's
commerclal jets and defense
missiles in California. However.
the plants remained open.
Lockheed's L·lOll commercial
Jetliners, a.swell as Navy patrol
planes.
"As far as l know, neither aide
is talking to lhe other yet, but
perhaps tomorrow or lhe next
day we may get s ome r-------------------approaches from the company,"
said Neil Van der Cooke,
Members of the unloo, whJch represents about 13,SOO workers
at the three Lockheed plants,
voted to strike last weekend. The
Sunnyvale plant is the center for
the Navy's Trident missile
program and the Burbank and
Palmdale plants make
THE STRIKING workers represent roughly one·third of
the employes at the three plants
-machinis ts . Janitors.
secretaries and production
workers, officials said. The
dispute centers on wage and
seniority considerations.
~~PL Receives . ,
. ·~paCe PhotOs
PASADENA (AP> -t>hotographs Of the eartb
and moon tocetf\er, beamed to earth by the Voyacer
l sp1cecra!t, are bein1 processed ud should be
: ready by the end or the week, a Jel Propulsjoo • ~ Laboratqry spokesman says.
The six eolor pictures, transmitted 1cross 19
million miles or space over th& wnkend and
received early Monday. were actually taken short~
afler: Voyaaer 1 's takeoff Sept. s but had been stored
in the spacecraft's
computer, sa1a JPL
spokesman Alan Wood. ( ~l No other pictures in sr ,4TE
computer storage ~re to
be transmitted \n --------
November, Wood saJd.
Afr.,....,Taie.I
LOS ANGELES (AP> -Wind curnnts'W'f>uld
carry pollution from Alaskan oil tankers toward
Las Anaele., H)' officials who sent a manned
balloon aJolt to test tbe air now.
'Ii.. balJooo America, launched Monday. was
gathering wind trajectory data for the South Coast
Air Quality Manaeement~strict. which must de· cide whether lo approve a OPQSed Standard Oil or
OhiO tcrmtnal in Looi Beach bor. t
.m11 lira a.t.. Meceerlte
BARSTOW CA P > -Two miners say they've
f discovered a meteorite even bigger than the "Old j Woaian Meteor" that touched orr a tug-of.war
between state and federal officials and the men who
[ roundlt.
1 But the miners aren't saying Just where their treasute trove ts, except tbat It's alle1edl.Y some-~ wb~ In the Avawatz Mountains about 60 miles ~,northeast of Barstow.
i ••.rca.•N•tQ•alrePreel2'
f SACRAMENTO <AP> -A top Callfomia
earthquake official say1 100,000 to 200.000
commerclal or apartment buildings could be felled
by a m~or quake -with tbe poor areu tbe lllOlt
vulnerable.
spokesman for the International
Association of Machinists and
Aerospace Workers (IAM ).
"THE COMPANY SAYS they're rtady and we're
Criteria
Pn>posed
LOS ANGELES (AP)
-All applicants for
University or {;aUfornia
araduate and professional programs
should be judged under
the same broad criteria
now reserved ror
minority applicants.
Gov. Edlllund G. Brown
Jr. says.
"l would like to see the
special admissions
pro1rama crlteri a
applied to each
applicant... Brown told
reporters following a
Columbus Day
l'eremon\· ~It <:itv Hall Monday· ·
"WE NEED A TOTAL
examination baaed on
the qualities of tbe
individual apply{n1."
Under the University
of California's special
admlsaions provisions.
the race or a minority
applicant is taken into
consideration. along
with other criteria •
beaides grades and test
scores.
* * * DecUion .
Endoned
BERKELEY (AP>
The editorial board ot•
the campus new1paper
at &be University of
CaUlomla at Berkeley
vote4 4·3 Monday to •~done the state
Supreme Court •a de·
cl•iod in the Allan Bakke
case.
The' 'Daily CalUom.lan
announced Monday U
would print an editorial
Weclneaclq to support ot
the . i:OU!t'• ruUn1 that Bakke wu a victim of
racial discrimination
when be was denied
admission to UC Davb
Medical Scboot.
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riQlll ttwu lhe doof'I Many ot~
feature1 -now at 1ncr1C11bl1 -:VEs100
IAM membership in
Lockheed's Marietta, Ga., plant,
voted Sunday not to strike
immediately, and instead to opt
for another crack at the
bargaining tables.
GE WASHER
&
DRYER PAIR
Coln-op ~ .. ., "1tfl t ..,, end 2 IPln C'ld• Huvy
Duly °""' with t 40 11111111111 ol dl)'lllg t11ne ltlCI ~ lllter.
STORE HOURS:
9-9
DAILY
9-6
SATURDAY
blac,i, Whlll' 28 5 perccnl of the total school population were black.
Allomeys for tht National Auoc1ation f~ the
Advuceatent of Colored People and a 1roup called
Public Advocate:; will assist m challenainl the
tests.
Defendants ln lhe case include both lh• state
and San Francisco school SUQtrintendent.ii and the
state and city school boards.
In pretrial brieti, school otcfdals argued that
blacks predominate in the 1peelal classes ht inner·
city schools becau.se of a whole ran1e of social and
economic factors. lncludine poor nutrition, poor
home environment and 1reater: Incidence or one· parent families.
THE DOCUMENTS ALSO reftrr d to lho
possiblllty of "a poorer ienetJt pool for au r•ce.s 'ghettoized' in the Inner city ...
Tom Grlrtln, eblot counsel for the state
Department of Education, Hid the 1eoetic
argument could be argued acro1s raee lines and did
not. represent any aJle•aUou a.Mt blackt were
genetically inferior to whites,
In pretrial documecits, Roger Lennon, an
expert in testing, said Q>ere were no cultur.·free tests.
"WE CANNOT BUILD" TEST that It divorced
from ctdture," he said ... rt fie could, It would be
hard to s~ what utility it would have.•·
~ said the Importance or JQ tests lay in
their reflection of the lantua•e used In the
classroom, although they mi&ht not reflect black culture.
"For example, the school, and ~resumably.
most parents, are interested in a ebild a beinl able
to read and understand the vocabulaey Wied at
school to transmit the currlculum," be $1ld.
Tests using languase not "common 1n the
culture of the minority petaoa," Lennon said, ,.,.ere
still essential to determine a YGUnl•tet"s knowledie
or language as used in schools .
,
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A8 1~ooert N '.Yna/Pucll1her Thc>n'las l':Mv11/t:dltor
&.rblr• ktwtt>f<hllidltorl Page Editor OrangeQiast Daily Pilot Editorial page
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Questio~ Remain
-On Irvine Future
In a lengthy address to the Orange County Economic
OuUook Corifuence laat week, Joan Irvine Smith shed
little light on specUlc plans for development of the Irvine
holdings wider their new ownership.
She did promise that Dll will be in accord with a master
plan, with emphasis on quality urban development at an
orderly pace.
And she emphasized their beU,.f that the admirable
agricultural production record of her family's 80,000-acre
ranch can be continued, possibly even increased,
alongside that urban development rather than gradually
phased out as had prevlously been the company's position.
More specifically. Mrs. Smith indicated this could be
accomplished by stepping up agricultural productlon on
the hillsides with the aid of drip irrigation -a procedure
already used in sections of the ranch. This of course makes
more flatland available for building.
She did not, however, rule out the J>06Slbility of
building on the hillsides.
The questions of where, when and by whom the
building will be undertaken remain. And an important
factor in this area ls the company's decision to dismanUe
its own building operations.
Pre.sumably the new Irvine Company will be very
selective in letting in outside developers and will see that
they adhere to its master plan. But inevitably there will be
less direct control.
Tbe somewhat vague nature of Mrs. Smith's address
may simply indlcate that the new owners· plans are still on
the drawing board, or that they are not yet ready to speak
out.
Meanwhile, Orange County will just have to wait and
see what is in store for its most important land re6ource.
California soon will apand its role as the nation's
leader in providing free education programs for the
handicapped. •
Under two new laws, one state and one federal •. a
complete and free education will be extended to all
handicapped children and young people between the ages
of 3and21.
A statewide effort is under way this week to seek out
and identify young people who are physically or mentally
handicapped and who are not yet in state education
programs.
When appropriate, they will be enrolled in local
schools, with additional special services. If they cannot be ~commodated, they can be ref erred to a state special
school or a private nonseetarian school.
All expenses -tuition. transportation. room and
bolll'd -.now can be paid with public funds. The state Le~ bas appropdated ~ m.llllon to implement the pro~ In 1978 and Callfornla will receive an additional
$2-t million under the federal 1
· Parents ot eligible childreri sbOuld lnqUfre about the
program at their local acbools. This is a worthy eftoit to
seek out and assist young people who need just a little .
more help than others to enjoy a fruitful life.
Postal 0Ver8iglit
Jn a display Of belaU!d Wisdom, the U.S. Postal Service
has decided' bat letters will not have to be addressed by
band to ~Y for its~ "citizens .. postage rate.
'The ~lal rate wOuld enable private cilliens to
continue sending their letters for 13 cents wh~n the postage
rate fot bUSlnesse 8oe& Ul) --probably to 16 cents. A
handwritten addteSs. or return address, they aurmiaed,
OWd help mall htildlers sort the two classifications. BUt the POIStal Service overlooked three rather obvious
facts: Many people today use typewriters, even for
perscmal mall; many also use printed return address
aticken; and addressing a letter by hand could pose a real
problem for some of the handicapped.
Reminded ol these items, the Postal Service has
agreed to Join the rest of us in the latter half of the 20th
century and drop the silly requirement. It wm , we are •
advised,dependonour"honesty."Thanks.
• OpfnioM npra11ed tn the IPMl8 aboYe .,. thoee ot the Delly PfloL
01hw vlewa expn11Hd on this pege .,. thoee of their authori arid
artnta. Reader conunent ia Invited. Add,... The Dally Piiot,
P.O. Box 1580, Costa M .... CA 92628. Phone (714) ~.
Boyd/Toothpaste
BtL.K.BOYD l'ew people ner reall1 U.Ste the tool!q)ute the)> pgt
in thdt IDOUUll. Or IOU.&
N•Y7 reaearcben eontend.
Wbell ND«S at aea ran out of
tootbpute. th491 were tlven cw aoap to dab on their
bruabea. Nobody complained.
And that led the military
1na1Ytta to run further t8'ts '1 from which they coochlded
r that tooth~te flavors almost
never actually get back to the taattbuds.
Gloomy
Gu
Moat recent 1ur•e11
indicate th& lf you atAiDd .. 1-... and Wellh m pOWldl.
YOWll )jdy, tou•re ri ctly·
avera•e in tboae two
alslilllcont statiltlcs.
Conviction rate ln the crime or .,.._ nationwide Obly runs
about t percent
I
Q. "Louis. I've tried your lut
two aucge1tlons about bow I
could make a million d0Uar1.
NeitMr worked. What next?"
A. Simple. Des!tn a set of
motor·driven. circular auction brushes that 'cllna to
the stdea ot mmmlna poota ,., lbe7 1weep away tbe
811 royalty cbecb pay~ co this byline, Pleas .
No hurry. Send them arumlJly.
Pa storw <nmera aay they,
too. ba9e an accar•te
economic Indicator. When
rhtnatone-atudded poddle
collars fall to aell a Neaaiod
ls in the Offln1. th;y beJleve. Unclet•tandab)e.
I ncldenLally, not. everybi>ily
realiza the original poodles
weren't slmperin& lap dop
but rather fairly fearle11
hunters With a knack for
workinc in water. The name
poodle came from ttit
G rman word for •••plub."
Q . "Wbat•1 tbe body
temperatureol a turtle!'•
A. Same u tbe all'
temperature around It or iP1i '
Rowland Evam/Robert Novak
Castro in Trouble in AngOI
WASHINGTON -Despite b1s
commitment to Tblrd World buc·
cancertni. Fidel Castro la desp-
erate to reduce hts military
lnvolvement and embarrassing
I061es in Angola by aeeJdng a
Communtst partner, East
Germany -so far wJth no
success.
Cutro certainly does not want
to weaken the world 'a petteptlon
of Communist
Cuba's desire
to export
Marxi1t
revolution.
Rather, be
aaked belp
trom the East
Germana
because be
badly needs a
temporary
reprteve Crom an tncreaslnaty
impossible mission: stamping
out the civil war wa'ed ln Angola
by Lucas Sav1mbi s guerrillas
against the Soviet·backed
Marxi st government of
AgostJ.nbo Neto. The only reason
Neto tias survived is lnlervenlion
by Castro's Africa Corps.
In return for Castro's
indispensable help in propping
up the Kremlin's shaky man ln·
Angola, the Soviet Union sends
ma.sslve subsidies to prop up the
shaky CUban economy. Yet, ln
President Carter's Stale
Department, \bis cnaclal service
performed by Castro for the
Soviet Union ii deemed
tnconsequenllal. It is "no
burnio' issue," Assistant
Secretary of State Richard
Moose recently told repQrters.
WHAT IS "no burning issue" to
Moose. top U S. African
policymaker, is Moscow's
indls~able tool to penetrate
deeper into black Africa al
WestBn expense. But the tool.
Ji1del Castro, is gettlnc trapped
In a PoJIUcal quacmire tiom
which be can futd oo way to
withdraw.
Jn1tead of fulfillinS bis ••pledte" la1t year to t~~D
,. Swtdl.ab Prime MlnlateT Olaf
Palme to wltbdraw bis U.000 to is.ooo OabaD troops at a 200-a,
weet rite, c.tl'o actulll7 bs
keu bcf'eatng bit mllltanr
Jack Anderson
W ASIUNGTON -In put col·
umn1, we have ralaed the
posalblllty tbat alcohol fuels
could mue up much of the oU
deftdt and reduce our d8111erows
deJ)enclence upon overseas aup.
piles.
Tbe Idea ta now catchlna on In
Con1re11, wbere Sen. Jacob
Javlts, R·
N .Y., Sen.
Charles
Perey, a.m.,
an4 Rep .
D a v l d
Emery. R·
Me., are pre·
paring
alcohol fuel
Jeti!lation.
They may
introduce a comprehensive bill.
whlcb would require the nation to
use alcchol for 10 percent ol its
automotive fuels needs by UllS. A
10 percent blend of alcohol fuel
with casollne, experts tell us,
woald require no engine adj~
meota 1D m<llt can.
No one bu been more "U " "tn:· ind/or "with w· over the
yea.ta than my •ood friend, Fred
Friabff. He Is a true man for all
decades. And now he can hardly
waltCort980.
f llrst met f"t'ed ln 1957. He WQ
a real Fifties person. Sbort-
b aired and
narrow·lltdr he belleveQ
flrinb' ID God,
President
Ellenhower
and ftDdlni • secure olcbe
wltbtn ti\ 1y1tem Jn
this, tbe or all po111tbl
worlda.
''ThoM th• days," Fred
now •Afl noatalstcally. "Bttna a
real F\ftles person was as easy u
f1lUncoC'hlol.''•. ·
Then cam 1980. FNd was lm· • moeli&tt!ly (aced with UM prob-
l•m or transrormlnt bJmHlf in·
to a real Sl"Un ~rson. It wan •t
HI)'.
commitment. Durlng lb.ls paat
summer. flve CUban trahaport
convoys are believed to have
sailed to An1ola Crom CUba with
troops and both milltuy and
civilian advisers.
There b little doubt here that
this was a net reinforcement to
bolster Neto's precarious
situation following the barely
aborted coup attempted a1alnst
Neto last May Cuban belt> was
vital for Neto.
TRE TROOP nlnforcernenta
probably put Castro's Africa
Corps close to 20,000. Despite the
Increase. Castro's shrouded el·
Only anlnor alteraUons would
be necessary to convert eqlna
to 100 percent alcohol fuel. Gov-
ernment experta contend alcohol
enatne1 would ~ate more em.
ciently and produce leas pollu-tion.
ALCOHOL l't1Bt8 could also
be proctuc:ed 1n the United States.
thus taYina blWons that we now
pay to the oil potentates. The fuel could be dllWled from coal, grain, wood and even garbage.
The propoaed JqislaUon would
offer tax ineeotlvea to encourase
the ptoducUOll of alcohol fuels.
Dr. William Scheller, a Univ~l
ty oC Netfruka professor. h-._
conducted a comprehensive'
study or the production a:>rob-
1 ems. With a three-cent tax
credit, he contencb. "guobol"
could be produced and sold at a
price compeUtlve with unleaded
1uoline ln Nebraau. Tbil would
be 1aaollne with a 10 percent
alcohol mix.
At least 20 1tnatou,
After a couple of yeara be felt
be W11Sn't 11tt1nJ anywhere. So.
alon1 with the ather roal Slxtlea
.,eraona, be dl1covertd th1I wu t.be worst ol all pollible system
ip th.II. the worat at all possible
worlda
To overthrow the •r•tem, he srew a beaid, lum84 to shout
four·letter ~ blew Ui> mall bO••· 111\Nbed the windows Of mom mid pop~ ato.._ and ~ doWD OD f~&11 to prevent
commutera from aeWnc bome lD
9'""31UIUP
•
fort.I to rectuce blJ 11\A.lilfl!l'ltla
commitment are no otjtr
doubted by Cuban expert.a here;
nor b his crowlni concern a.bout
the domestic poUUcal impact of
his Angolan escapade.
Castro's brother and pawer-
aharer, Raoul, ia believed to hl\'e
made a direct approach tor bolp
to East Germany durtnr his vlalt
there two months 110. One
argument: the dl1patch ol tou1h,
pr~ Western Moroc:c8Jl troopa to
protect pro-Western Z.lre from a
Soviet-financed iovaaion by
mercenaries bued ln Anao11
~ses a MW threat CO C.stro'•
own troops in Angola. Fraternal
Democr1t1 and RepubUcan1
allke. a.re ready to bade lhe
alcohol fuel lesrlllaUoo ti. mo.;
meat ll la introduced. Some want
to bar the oil iiiduttrf !rorn
partidpatina ln alcohol Nel pro-
ductian. .
SBNATO&S P&OM tarm states are the 1tton1ut
porters. The7 see aloobol fuel as
a way to utilbe U.. fl't>\ftq
a&ock:pUe ol surplus 'lfeln. Ac-:
cordlnl to Dr. 5ebeller. two.
thitda ot the wbMt t.bat ii pro-
ceaaed Into alcobol cad be
salvaced as protein maab. nm
can be used as caWe feed or a
base for breakfast cereaJ.4.
Sens. Carl eurtla, R·Neb.1 and
Robert Dole, R·KU., oo·
sponsored an amendment to tbt
farm btll. wblch will provide 980
mUlloa tn federal loan au1*1dies
to build four alcohol prodQCtlOln
plants.
The Acriculture D.ePirtment bu sbown Jlttl• interest.
atowever, tn tbe project. A
e»mmun!st forces -Pf1Qdpa\ly
Sa•t Germ n -were ac· eordln11Y needtld to &bare UM9
burden wtth CaJtro. So l r. tb
bav no tak n tn Eat
Germ n1. c tro ls aboWlnl •l1n1 ot deep concern over Cuban eaaualtJ• ln
Aqola, and th poUUc.J) impact °" t mllllon CUbanl at homo.
Wlllat CUBAN ~ps will de-
fend Neto't wonenlnl PGl(Uon Jn
OMt ~ cMI war are cted ~artfully •Jrom •i~·&ea.tterild p~ Ud towm t.o minl.lill
local Impact Of caioalUes.
At the Uin C II
m altin1 an extrnrdtnuy
number of speechea to cnb•
proc:lalmln& non·exlatent
ecooomic 1ood Umes. In no fewer
than nine speffbes alnce early
July, Castro•s theme waa
economically upbeat -With
repeated allusions to the low oost of Cuba's foreign adventures.
The apparent objective: to de-
fl ect growlng, potentially
dangerous 1rumbling about
Castro's immense investments in
far·olf places.
If Castro'• Angola adventure
had been a brUUant auccas, hls
buccaneering thou.land.I ol mlJes
from home might make 1181Jl0!'·
ous conlrut to Cuba's economic
ml.lery. Instead., be b.aa a eo1tly
1talemate in Meola add an ever-
rilin& eeooomic depeDdeace oo
Moecow at bonle.
SOVIET AID to Castro ll runn1i1c at a recoi'd peak of ove1'
$1.5 biWon a 1e.,-. That Includes
Soviet pllttbue of 2.S mlWOI>
tons ol sugar at 30 ceat.s a pound
-an exorbltant subsidy ol 1'0Qre
than 20 centa. Moscow alao aellS
Cuba 9 m.1Uioo tons of ctUde OU
and crude oil products al aboUt.
ball the world C01Sl.
The price exacted by these vut
subsidies ls tbe cost of CastrO"s
domettic Insurance policy: 10
Joni aa Castro presente.t Neto ln
An1ola, thus .protectln• the
extensioa ol So\'let mnuenc:e lilto
the 1tretec1.c heart of ~ A!rl~ be can count on Sonet
tarceaa: Tbe ~ " t.bat an um 11 ~ so Uttl interest ito P.re1ld.ent Carte:r•,..
IND£ED, no one •t tM ecp
left! Cl the Carter ~
Uon i. exelted •bOUt alcohol
toe!L Yet Pftil14ent Carter hai canea for e 10 ~ent red\letSOo
Ul fc:NCb oll lmporu. Re bOPei to achieve thli.by C()l1seivina oll.
But a mi,Joi' etfort tO ·produce tDO\IP alcohol fuel could'belp to ftduce on lmPOrts wit'hout re-quiring Amerlcan1 to cban1c
their UlestyJes.
At the middle levela, useanwbUe.-•neriy offJcJ1Js
have heal Impressed with the re-
aulta of thdr alCobol CUel stUdl •
One Ol our reeut columns on
alcohol f\lels also atlmulated the
'E'edtnl UO Adtri..lnlltntiOll
into C:omm.lail9cllril a mote ~
p eftdvo lt\idJ.
NATIONAL WEATHER I MISCELLANY
~----Projected Curtail ents of Natural Gas_
For The Winter of 1977-78
.
WINTER OUTLOOK -Map shows projected furtailments or natural ga'S by
states next Vitnter, accordlne lo figures of
the .Federal Power Commission. Says the
agency, "it will be a little warmer .
* Ver .. ut Usas NI ltltrstatt SH .,..,,.....
outside, but a little cooler inside homes
using natural gas for heat ... Predictions in
the Old Farmer's Almanac say it will not
be a little warmer outside but there will
be a recurrence of a hard winter.
1'!!d!lf· Oct«>W 11.1m
Gcu Slaortagn
Supply Increase
~ 'Overestimated'
WASHINGTON <AP> -The new Department of Enercy has
seriously overestimated its ability to cope wltb another cold winter
and reslJlting natural 1as sbortaeea, a con1resslonal report 11y1.
Federal officlala have sa,ld they wm be able to make up 80 percent of
such expected shortages as t.ho3e that ~losed 1cbool1 and factories last
winter
But 1n a report released ,.. d Se .. _ m1 been taken over by the new -on ay, a nate &Uu.;om ttee Department of Ener~y, which said "The federal government will not be in a position to help went lnto existence on ct 1
verf much." even thouch ll
credited officials with dotn1
more than ever to deal with
anticipated abort.ates.
THE 8U8COIUllTTEE on
intorcovernmental relations
bued its conclusions on three
days of hearinp ln which ol-
flci.11 out11ned a Wlnter Emert·
ency Energy Plan for 111'17-11.
0 Anol.her cold winter la on Its
way and we are not ready for
what it may brlna," said Sen.
Edmund S. Muskie (D·Maine>
the panel's chairman.
The report's authors said, they
were impressed with both U\e de-
tail and scope ot the emeriency
enern plan, prepared by the
Federal EnereY Adminlstratfon.
The FEA ·s responsibilities bave
THE SUBCOMMITl'EI report
said me"' existence or the plan
repf'6el\ts a far higher level of
concern than the federal
1overntnent has shown
prevtou..J,y.
But at the aame time it sald the
plan ••appeara to seriously over.
e,umate tbe government's
abUit,y to increase natural gas
aupplles end decrease demand
thQUld another cold wiDter brin.f
at10ut natural gas curtailments.·
ln any case, it concluded that
federal efforts, no snauer hi>w
weU-lntentioned. may be too late
to bave lull effect this winter.
TESTIFYING AT tbe sub·
committee hearin1s .
government and pri vale
long-term weather forecasters
said tbe natlon can expect the
coinina wlnter to be algnlftcantly
colder than normal, altboueh not
as cold as the winter of 1876-W'l.
DAIL V PILOT .4 7
Carter NeedS
Black Aide, .
Says King Sr.
' DUBUN,. N.H. CAP> -Abe
Weatberwt.s8. wbOle forecast of W~em C!roufbt and Eutem blli:la!dl were de.ct acevrate for
lm. predic:t,s a bard wlllter for
the Northeait and oceUlonaJ 5Pilli OI coia. mutb 1now and a
late spttn1 for: tlte reat Of the naUan in the comiq year.
. . .
ATLANTA <AP> -''Daddy King.·~ powerful old patriacb of
tbe civil riahta movement, says
President Carter needs a black
ad~er to belp him ft.a1fill the •
campaign promliea that blact
leaders s~y ~· hasn 'tkept.
"No wblte man can do that,••
said the ReV. Mirtio LUther King
Sr., '18. father of the alalb civil Recurrence O~ds 30-1, Say Forecwtters Other witnesses sald
1ub•tautial natural au
cwUllments un be expected.as earlJ aa ~vember.
The l86tb ed.ltion of the Old
Farmer·• Al?Qanac alao 1a1s d~ in the Grttt Plains will
continue but wtn be aomewbat
allevte.ted ln the Far West by
rain in November-and Jaoua.ry.
P&EDICl'IONS IN the alman-
ac, rmt d.IStributed tii 179Z by
RC?birt B. Thomas, are made by
a team of researcher& under
Abe's pseudon)'lD. The book was
lirst. published to help farmers
prepare for snowstorms, droupt
and oti.r dli~ but nosta1fia
and a bac ·to-n•ture trend
throu&hout ttie countl'y have
Widened Its circuJaUoo ln rec.nt
ye1J1.
The newest forecast bodes ill
for the country'• en~IY crills,
4Bspite the previously announced
opinions of iover~ment and
private forecastera that the
coming winter will be relatively tQild. •
"The odds are about 30-1
aiainst a recurrence or the
extreme weather w~ had last
wlnter" according t~ National
Weather Service foreeaster Joe
ffarrlsoft. But he predicted a
cold'1--than-normal winter for
Marriage 'Too Easg'
the Northeast and Midwest and a
milder-than-normal winter for
the Soutllwest.
THE ALMANAC1i forecast. for
the Northeast: .. Almost
continuous subnormal
temperatures and frequent
snows from mid-Juuary to mid-
February, with a sub-zero spell
rollowin1 a major snowstorm
near the end ol January. This
will g.ladden the hearts of aki·
area operators but press the
beating Cuet supply."
A bliuard is predi<!led in New
York and New Jersey at the end
of January, a hot dry summer tor
most ol the country. a wet spring
Bliss Not Guaranteed
SAN F.RANCtlSOO (AP> -1t•s
eaaler to iet a marrtac• license
than itl• to get a driver'• license,
. Uld that's one reason so many marriagu fail, accordinc to
PHdriiclr Humphrey, president
of Uie Am.rlcan Altoclation of
. lnitiati1'e A.ska
Death Limi'8
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Dop
and catt could net " killed in hllb-a1Utude decompre11ion
chambers u.odu an initlaUve
betil1 dtcOlatecl by backers for
the June stai. ballot. _
Tbe .. Qc>P ind Cata-Yetbod
of IOUln1" lnltleU\'e would
ammd the law to '1tow uae of
onl1 carboo m.oaoxfde cu
chambers or nltroaen tH cabliaeta to put do&a and eatl, "to sl.ep.0 • •
Soeretin; 'ol Stat. March Font ~tf Hl4-the ~~ta. Ruth
eddle d ~·Park iabdAllce Otant~ U. A.Diel-. bn• iinUl
arch a to collect 112,404
registered voten• •lpatures
DMdeCfto4UaWY them~.
II rriace and Family
CG•DM'on. 1lumphrey. Interviewed at the
association's annual convention
said he is almost to the po1nt or
advocating a mandatory period
ot Uviaa together before couples
are allowed to tnarry, much as a
wO\lld-be driver first obtains a
learner's permit
"llA&SIAGE IS TOO easy,."
be.aakl. ''We let any f*>l 10 lnto
it,''
He said he reaUzes most
Americana would balk at a
compu~aory •tint of llvln1
tntretber before maniaae, but
:If m auu..uni th• day will
come Wbell n will not let people·
marry until they beve lived totetbs' and orov• Uley can do lt. .
0 1DcftHl"'1J. u a mUTiaae
and family counselor. u tbe .
faUl• Of three youn1 adulta, one Of wbom it marri4id. and after bavlna offlelated u tbe
unclei:tatu '' tbe d~1th1 of .*hOulaDda of mamas-. I am very dOM to advocatlot tt. ••
marrtaae are that f'artnen be or
the opposite MJC, have no vener--
eal disease, mttt minimum age
requirements <as low as 13 in
so m e slates) and have
"funcUonln1 gonads. since if
you're Impotent or stenle the
marriage can be invalidated.
"Now just compare that with
what you have to do to drive &J1
automobile,'' he Hid.
Humphrey, 50, has been
marrfed for 29 years. He has
been a counselor for more than 16
years and a professor or human
relaUona at the University ol
Connecticut for 12 yeara. -
·MOST AMBalCAN mama.-. beuld, .... unhappy.
Allde from tbe on• in three whiC!b end tn divorce, mllllpoa of oth•
marriages we beld toaetber only
"for &be lddl" or tn quiet desp-
eration, be 1ald. And the altuaU'oo lsn 't likely t.o
chanie. ~ 1Ud, ''u 1001 u we
reslat tamtl1 life and sex
education claHet ln our
tcbooll ... u Ion• u we treat marrta•e at a romanllc
inatltutlon and not the tou•b
~It. II. and Id at lcei as we
devalue m~e aad mike It so
euy tocet liito.
for tM South, frosts for J'lorida in
Deceinber, a ciool June for the
Great Plains and a wanner than
averace winter for the Far West.
Judson Hale, editor of tbe •
venerable collecUoo of trivia,
plantini tables, anlmal eeat.Uon
charts, zodiac secrets and 16
regional weather forecuta, says
he does not think tbe almanac
has been mereJy lucky with Its
weather forecasts.
Device
Last winter, frigid
temperatures awet>t acrou 1ame
two-thlrds or the country In
January and stayed tocked ln
place unW sprlnr.
A reduct.lon of electric power
occq,rred J,n some Eu tern states
and cutoffa beaan in natural gu
auppUea to large industrial and
commercial users.
rigbtsJ.-der.,~,,,__...._ ...... ....,.... __ ---i.
''Tile ~lident nMCb a lti"Oac
black per.sad to adVlle him. He's
got to be black, hon~ well
tralned and able to 1raq> what
Uie black COlftmunlty needs."
KJng Sl1d In a recent lntemew.
Kine. who aald he cbats
frequentl>' on lb• phone with
Carter about bit ea.mpatgn
commitments to blacu. firmly
beltevee the PH•ident wlll fulfill
them.
Purchases
Not Taxed
For fast relief from that stuffy feeling •..
SACRAMENTO <AP>
H you've bought a
wheelchrur, <'rutches or
a body brace 1n
Caltfornia th1-; m onth.
you haven't had to pay
state sales tax.
The 1tate B~arcl or
Equaliutioo notes tbat a
bill by Sen. Bob Wilson
. <D-La Mesa> and alcned
by Gov. Edmund Brown
Jr exempted many dev-
ices for lhe handicapped
from the 6 percent levy
as ofOcl 1.
· THE LAW extends the
exemption for
prescription medicine to
cover those items.
The board eaid devices
~.
cc1ll U> fit$(. rake 11
first Natt0ncli Home
lmprowment Lo<ln. ,..~ ....... ~
.md go dtro?ctlv 1(1 YO•••
<OOlr:>(lrr'f" ii.kr•
I , .,,i 11.t, \ •
I UT tl1, f ttJ111 ( ,f11hU
alf condlt~ A
SWlrnmlrG Po01 A
built-In kltchtft, Al·
most any home Im
prowment or redttor<lllng ea you ain think of
C4n be Yollrt with a low cost Hornt lmprowment
loin from the Flnl N.ltlOl\41Bdnkol0r61l99 County.
MAIN OFFICE
At the Plaza in downtou.m Orange
COSTA MESA: Mesa Verde & Adams
UMNE: Universit)I Dr. & t.fichellon Or.
LAGUNA HILLS: Alicia Parkway & San.Diego ff~ay
·"
·covered by t be -----------~-----~~--.-------
e xem ptton lncludel~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!~~!!!!!!~~~~~I ortbotic braces worn for .support or correction of
the body structure. They
do not include ortbopodic
shoes and arch supports.
Prosthetic devlcea·
granted exemption•
include devices deaiped
to be worn to aaslat tbe fU1M'tJonln.s of a utaral
body part. aucla H
artlflclal eyes end
replacement paru.
breaat pro1tbtsea,
colostomy aappUel.
wbeelcbaln, cnatchet. e-.es. qUld cues and wattera.
r • , -
tMl1.. 'V PfLOT T~. October 11. '1977
CalTrans Replies
'
By Phil f nterfandi .....
<Aunty Road Funding~ 'Fmr'
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Indianat died Monday in
a suburban hospital. He
was57.
°CHICAGO <AP) -
.Ja•ea ••~alum,
chairman and chief exeeutlve officer of
M"araball Field & RIO DE JANEIRO Company and a director· < A P > -Jar au c a,
of the Harris Trust & Brazilian · musician,
Savm,a Bank and the actor and composer of
Standard Oil Company. the popular sona
"Mamae Eu Quero,"
and whose l"eal name
was Jose Luis Rodrigues
....... ,.., Calazans, died Sunday at
By KATHY CLANCY
Qt llltDMf't ........
CalTrans otflcials don't share the Oranae County Transportation Commission's view that local road
projects are being shortcban&ed by
the California Transportation
Commission.
In a lette r d istributed l()
eommiasioners Monday, CalTrana
Asslatant Director Heini Hec:kerotb
contended the allocation of state
highway dollars is fair and addresses
statewide b!ghway needs.
His conclusion prompted county
Commissioner David Brandt to reply, ''We are never going to qree. With
all due res pect to tbe CalTrana
director, this ls the same garbage that
has been comin& out of there !or the past two years."
COUNTY COBIMlS&ON Chairman
Al Hollinden said be believes Jaws governlna bighway alJocatioo
rorrnul-.s need to be changed.
"We are victims or the law as
oppOISed to victims of CalTrans," he continued
He wants additional CalTrans
dollara set aside for a new
interchanre between the Newport and
Santa Ana Freeways, the compleUon
of the Corona del Mar Freeway and
the widening of Pacific Coast
Highway between the Newport
Freeway and MacArthur Boulevard.
HOLUNDEN SAID he would carry
C. a>HIW> WNl&.QUIST. ~ age 81.
.. L.-..na llMdl.. ca. "9MeCI ... ., ... PoUtl I N tes OlMMr ~ "'1. Survl• IPt Ma Wi.. ... •
Me•t111t YnN...i• • ._ ... .....,..,, LOS ANGELES <AP) " o...ra ..._ ..,. ~"" ,. .. ,.,.,, -Voltaire Perldtl1 who ._ ........... l!rln -~ •
the com.mi.ssion 's plea for more 1tate
highway dollars to a. Senate
Transportation Committee meeUna in
Ventura today.
Commissioners have contended
that Orange County with more than
eight percent of the state's population
and vehicles will receive only 2.4
percent of the CalTran1 doUara over
the next six years, according to current proposala.
They argue that the six-year
spendJ.na plan has set aside about seo
milllon for Orange County road
projects while $140 to $1SO mllllon
should be the county's share.
BUT HECKEROTR, in his letter,
aaid commJsslonera should realize
that highway comtrucUon funds by
state law must be apllt between
northern California counties and the
13 aoutbern counties.
That split, aimed at financing
highways by need rather than
population or vehicle registration,
puts 40 percent of the CalTl'ans
dollars into projects in the state's
northern 45 counties and 60 percent in
the 13 southern counties.
County commissioners contend
that. even within that framework,
Orange County should receive a
larger share of highway dollars.
In a report to commissioner s,
Hollinden also complained about the
more than 50 percent share set aside for rehabmtation of roadways in
Orange ColD1ty as Op~ to new
road construction.
l'etteu. •• uw ee ''-" ••"'"" for more than a decade
,........ ..,,..,._ • _. to .,. portrayed the stem but ~c:-r~lety. i ·-'ud aaaoo••M · compass ona .... J ae on
tNG1t10 v. H~EH, ... ... the television series Pair Take GOP Posts , ,..,_... ., .._.__. .. Kii. c. Di C t d. d
...._...., .. .....,0c..,1,1m vorce our • ie By0.C.RU8TINGS Cralc Roamer, a .,..,.~.~.,.,..., .. , Monday of an apparent 01 ... C1e1,.,,....1Wt lonettme Republic an e."!. ~119!a.S-::.,:-=~ beartattackatage80. man whos e
seeking the Democratic
nomina tion for s tate
attorney aeneral. ~·-iMf'9t'•1 Two Oranr1e Coas t congress iNefll....._ AttrMt L"'*lr•"I eU ef o b b d ~ ... ~ .. -.__. • ., ri::.;;~::;x:~~:::::;-:~llt2!~ Republicans have been Lone Beac • ase
....,..1a, .,_.. ..,...,_ ~..., "" named to advisory district covered western _....,.... 12.,..,. .. Viii. 5-11 F h 0 c t . .. c-... Mw • .._,. •rYK• or t e councils formed by the range 0 u n y • l s ..m• .... Ff'...,~u.•m• Republican National se·rvin.g on the !!:u!:i.=:..~=~~ Committee. Republican National s......,_.., ........ -'11~.... Record 0 r. J a 111 e • H • Committee'• advisory lie ine• te llM ,,_. Wel11kr1 0 ncif OD natural ...... .,, .. Mlul•" t11rt11111 '"• Cavaaaacb, currently c u .,,
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MIAAOO MttllONCIOllMUWfYY o f A I I e r g a n PORJ1£a Newport ~o;~·~~G~~. ttoa•nAL ,Pharmaceuticals ln Beach city councilman
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or lowfat milk and ate a normal dinner-even lrlclUding &X>tat086t
I did 1\)1 haVe to count calories 0t Umit my DOt1iQns either. Arter
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J fe81 ten years younger!"
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't's Sutton IVS. Gullett in Opener Tonight ~
NEW YORK <AP> -The New
•ork Yankees and the Los
ngel Dodeers, two franchises
ll divtd~ baseball passions
nd World Serles tltlt}a in the
19SOs, gquartl off in game one of the ltr17 World Series tonJght
.,,.. "This ls exciUnl for baseball.··
•nthused the Dod1er8' Tom
t.aaorda, a National Lea1ue
pennant winner in bis rookie
anagerial season in the blg
acues. "Here we have the two
J,lreat teams which c:tver the years
have been synonf_mous wlth
major league baseb~ll." Laaorda, who sai be was cut
from the Dod ers· 19SS
championship team because of a
young left-hander named S'lndY
Ko\llax, was highly emotlonal
about the classic tonfrontation
between the Yankees pinstripes
and the 000.ers blut.
Meanwbife. his managerial
counterpart, Billy Martin,
Selia Ticketl
M . Wai-Is ~ong,
·So Are ldnes -~ --
~DAVEctJNNINGHAM a.t .. DeUyP-.. ....
t, For a great number of Orange ~oast area residents. World
Series tickets ar• more precious than gold.
Gold is priced at only *151 an
'OUOct, but an ounce of World
erles tickets would brini
.considerably more. ·
For tho opportunity to buy two
~k~ (that '1 ·all they were
llowe<I >. hundreds of area
eslde:n\,s spent Sunday nl1bt.
amped In front of stores which
ave ticket aieocy outlets.
They slept in tutte"· drank' e-e r • ate c h i c k e n a n d
mburJen, watched portable
leviatons, played catch. araued
bout b1.1ebaJl, but mostly, they waited. ·
, WJ11 would anyon~ in t.belr rilbt
mind spend a colcl nlgbt 1n a
oppinc eenter parkinf Jot to
~pay S30 for two seats to a baseball
irame they could probably see :better an TV?
.. lt's the WORLD SEJlJES'"
r.s Debbie Der.tent of Fountain ~' atley. "Sometbln1 like this
-
~ could come alone only once in a
lifetime."
Debbie and her brother, Vic
Salemo, were waitlnC with about
200 otb«s at the ticket agency
outlet iD\kuntington Center.
"There's just •onaethlns
spedal about being U.ere when tl
happens,·· Salerno sald. "It's not
the same watching it on TV.··
Near Salemo were Sherry and
Alan Bolopue.. who bad driven
from Portland, Oregon, 10 they
could stand in line to buy tickets.
"We're Dodgers fans." Mrs.
Bolopue explained. "We drove 17
hours to get here and it's gonna
be worth it. The seriea is gonna
be creat."
Larry Anderson. a Huntintton
Beach man also standing ln line.
had another view.
''The Dodgers are never gonna
make it again," be Hid with a
smile. "We goUa 1~ 'em now
while we got the chance "
Some had been standing m line
since 9:30 p.m . Sunday waiting
for the store to open 12 hours
later . Across town at
Westminster Mall, they had bffn
waiting as long as 17 hours.
Not everyone was in a good
mood, and not everyone decided
to stick out the long wait
"I knew it was gonna be bad,
but I didn't dream it was gonna
be like this," said Jim Fredlow of
Huntington Beach as h e
~urveycd the mob "' nrarl)' 50<I waiting.
• ..l &ave up," said another man
.... wi\b a cane. "I got trampled:·
It ls, from this corner. ~ The crowd was so big that six
unthinkable that the Dodgers will """' men, strangers before the day.
~ Lhan one game in their&~ banded together to form a unit of
I'S.series club with ~ . roying b~uncers. They kept ................ ,Otes. -=~-~; T!~ 4·everyon~ m llne and inade sure
~1>odgers have ~ r ~ eV>erytbing pr•ceeded
,••better hittinc ~ peacefully.
eldtng, Better check~ t • "One g\,ly tried to buy his way
(tl!m until we see &Ow into the front of the Uae," Chuck ~in Russell wtll be do~· BdSWell said. •·And aome girls
ld Series. come up and bat their eyes at
ding play in the series • some guy and cut in front of him.
Hadelphla last week It's just not fair, so we became
the Phils to score seven tbe bouncers."
s, four in the first game and At 6:30 Monday mornin1 a
three in the third tilt. . nearby business establishnlent
CM.•N" Wiii
,. •I AJaba•• la &be flDal J5 aec:cm111otSatarda7'11~1ne!
woald b ve been owrwll· cl•l~ In fa.or lf1M bad de-
•Cldell to •o f°Of OPe polat ud a
tlevtapla I kick.
Tbt JaJs TroJa ... 1'•• unable to tnake that two-pol t atte~t
and wo41nd up IOlbaC, tl-%0, la
perbaps untortanate, dependlnc
uponwhereyou.rloy•JttJles.
Tbat ~ faUed matten not.
That they tiiH the lroportant
thl JIDthlllnataDce., •
st AT OF THE WEEK Costa
Mesa Hl1h'1 vanity footbaU
team lost. the ball tit tames on
interceptions. three times via
f umbte and had two other
:tumblts it managed to recover in
>ts lU Jou to 1"Jon Viejo
S4turd1.7 eight.
Wow!
f
cubed i!Jl on th.e cold, weary
crowd by sellblg coffee and bot
chocolate at S> C'-1U a cup,
The bOuncen even tn9d to tne
care Of thal ~bey had become
protedive ot their: line, and they
. convinced those who tiail brou-'1t
hot coffee t.oshue With otherl.
'the nlght-lOllg party came to
a 'WheG tbe doors finally
opened, ' 6ut 1not everyone left
W.ith the tickets for fihicb tbif
came.
Some immediatel1 sold the
Ucltet. for StOO to de ate souls
whO ~ the nioney bllt 'Clidn 't
Wadt to spend a ni&ht b\ line.
Others turned down such
offers. "You can always gM
m~ someday but you can•t
ahtays see a World S!ries, •• said
l\1i.ke Dadeppo of' Cypress.
proclmmed there was no longer
any special rivalry between the
Bronx Bombers and the Dodgers.
former tenants ln the bol'()Ugh of
Brooklyn.
•'The fifties were loq Jong
ago," said brash Billy, a hero of
the Yankees' 1953 World Series
win over the "Bums" of
Brooklyn. "We used to travel by
subway then. Now we go cross
country in planes.··
There now is a lot more separ·
atmg Los Angeles and New York
besides 3.000 miles.
The Dodgers. a team built
from its minor league system
Ott TV Tonight
Cha"ne& 7 A J J at :i
failed lo enter the fooe·agenl
m arket. Th.e Yankees, however.
have been called the best team
money can buy. adding free·
agent pJums Resrn1e Jackson and
Don Gullett to last season's AL
championship club that dropped
four straight World Series games
to the CincionaU Reds.
The Dodgers believe ln the
credo that the team that loves
together plays together, while
the Yankees play together on the
field and argue about it In the
clubhouse.
"We bu.ilt this team on toeeth·
erness. love and spirit,·· said
Lasorda. who managed many of
D•llr .. Ii.I P-o..., 0.vo c ............. m
WORLD SERIES TICKET HOPEFULS AWAIT THEIR CHANCE AT WESTMINSTER MALL.
Avellini's Bomb8 Lead Bean, 24-23
CHICAGO CAP> -Chicago
Bears coach Jack Pardee called
it "a well fought game in the
trenches." Los An1eles Rams
quarterback Joe Namath agreerl
with the battle analoty.
"People aet away with taking
cheap shots and lt becomes one
big war out there," Namath said.
''If you let people continue to get
away with cheap shots, what
happens to 1porl!manship?"
He accused linebacker
WaynlOl)d Br.vant of bittins him
after a play in tbe waning
moments ol the Bears' 2•·23
nationally televised National
Football Leacue upset victory on
a ral.ll)', wtnd}'.MOGday n.ilht \bat
cndod with bOth teams aportins
2·Z i'eeOrds.
1'ti8 offlclaJs slapped Bryant
wllh. a rou1hln1·tbe-passer ~l.lty aDd &ins rifbt guard J>eliniliffariU 11uaed bim .-ttb nit tliat bn'N.tbt Harrah a
penona.1 fobl and ejed!on from
the,a.rne. " dkt DOt see the bJt but I lmow
It was a cheap sbi>t. I could tee! tt.
What else can I say1" said a
remorseful Harrah. "I lost my
' '
head and r etaliated when I
should not bave "
Namath md1cated that other
Bears weren't bashful about
getting in a tardy nudee or two
either
• 'lf the league would look at the
films, t,be)''d Sff what's going on
out there." he said. "Next time
we play them we'll beat them.
We'renot that kind of team."
By the time Bryant bashed
Na math in the chest, leaving hlal
gasping for fir, the Rams were
straining to stay allve.
Pat Haden replaced. Namath
and led Los Angeles to its fmat
touchdown, a 16-yard slrtke lo
Dwight Scales that drew the
Rama to 9.'ithin one point With 27
seconds to play.
But the beat quarte1"back. on the
field was a newly indeJ)GDCknt
Bob Avelllnl, a tbird·year pro
wbo is progresalne weet by
week. Calllnc tbe playa tor the
fint time this seaaoa, be aald be
was more confident. It showed.
He came up with acorJn1
minilet ol 70 and n yards to James Scott in the flnt hall .•
Which ended with the Rams
ahead 16-14 on three llaflel
Septien field goala and a 2-yard
touchdown rurt by Lawrence
Mccutcheon.
Avellinl's 29·yard touchdown
pass to Gres Latta ln tbe fourttl
quarter put the Bears ahead 24 16
and provided brelitblnc room.
Pardee •lid he let AvelUni call
the plays because "We needed a
little more leadertblp on the field
. . . Bob WO\.tld make the BID'le
deciSioos we'd make from the
sidelines anyway."
Tbe Man won With biC pl911.
inclucllq a ~.yard scamper by
Walter Payton. who &aln 128
•
ST. LOUIS <AP> -An irate
Don Coryell of the St. Louis
Cardinals believes the turnover
among officials In the National
Football League should equal
that of his coachlns colleagues.
"About a quarter of the
coaches get fired every year.
about a quarter to a third,"
Coryell said Monday. "l should
grade their people, and about a
quarter of them should be
replaced
"U 1 say anything d atory
about the orrlctals and the of.
flcaating, I'm fined more than f
make," he added. "They'd fin
me $5,000, and I can't afford it.
Youbave no re<:ourse. ·•
. . . ..
t
o I I I f I I j If 1 I
his players in the Dodgers chal"fi
before 1uccecdlnt long-tlrne
skipper Walter Alston this
season. ''l love my pla)'et.s
because they got me here. Hey. I
was Just a third·strinti pttche.r Oft
my high school teem and now
J 'm manamnc the Dodgers in tl\4
World Serles in the House That
Ruth Built."
Th.e Yank es' road to the AL
ennant, won o\ter Kansas City lp
See Doacers, Pa1e 8Z
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DAILY PILOT Tueectay, Ootober 1t 1977
Prep
layers of Week
• • The followina athletes were selected players of the weelt by their coaches after the weekend varslty action:
Offense
... MAllTIN llUBBUD, Ceroaa del Mar -Hubbard ruabed !or
!!7 )'~-~ U carries tof a 9.8 averqe and acored Corona del 4UU'•~ touchdown on a3&-yard1aU0pin a 7-6wln.
• JOHN PEUCROWSID. eo.i. Mesa -Pellcbowski did an
outatancttni job on pua protection blockJnc and played hia best. overall aame of tho season.
llOBINCllAJlLES, Capistruo Valley -Charles 1plted the
Couaars with touchdown runs of 33 and 39 yards and averaaed
i U .I Yard! per carry on three rushes.
•• CJFF AUEa8WALD AND llfl'CH lleGllEGO&. Dana
Hills -Auerswald WQ a by blocker on trap plal'S. conslstenUy sprln~ the Dana Hills backs. McG~or. In addition to a 80-
y ard kkkott retum for a touchdown, avua1ed 4.8 yarda a carry
and blocked well.
•• JEFF BYD Ea. Ec!JlaG -Hyder caulht toucbdo•n passes of
70. 14and16 yards as Edison rolled up the moet point.a In hi nine-)'ear hbtol')'. ,
~. JEFF GIBBS: El Toro -Glblle eomplet.ed 11 of 24 paiaes for
124 yards and was an effective runner as El Toro came up one
polntlbortot •second attli&bt \lPMt.
DVIN oBYllAlto. &taoda-Eatanda re up the middle at will qa!Dlt Oranc• and it w• Obymako's excellent blockln1
that paved the Wl)'. He bad tdlht outataodtn1 blocks on the Oranaelln6backen.
• 9l'ANSlllBATA, •omtta1n Va1Je7 -Sblbata w~ reapon1lbJe
, lot ball ofl)ouaTbompaon'a eilbt pass completions, blocked well
on natninl plays and dJd an excellent job nmolne after catcbin1 ~ th•ball.
t •.
• • OOaY FVNK, H1111Uagion Beacll -Funk, a Junior. averaaed
31U yards on seven punts.
!. HERB mOMPSON, lrvtae -Thompson completed six ol 1'
:)>usa for 90 yards and a JO.yard touchdown pass to Mark
:Swancoat. I
' j DUANE Ct.ABX. L•PD• Beac• -Clark bad several key
•catches at t11bt end and 1raded out llO percent by the Lacun• .f Beaeb ooacbina st.alt.
llarloa--Noae.
! MIKE DOTrE•Ea, Mater Del -Dotterer ran a kickoff
: back 91 yard.I for a t.ouchdown. carried the ball 10. lim• for 53
; yard.I and bJocked weU wben be wun 't carryinJ tbe ball.
• •. CAllY BaOCIUIAN, •tsdcm Viejo -8roetman completed
SO percent of bis puses in bis seccod effort off Ute KV bench and
·for the secOQd w , bad a taucbdoft pus.
LAaltY HIGBY, Nnport ........ -HltbY caulbt tbret .paaaea (or SJ. yardJ-wblcb was Newport'• toUJ olleme throuth b.1!1e all' Qainst S.rvite H.llh Of AUhelm. .
I MOD: WAD&, Su aemeau. -In helptni hla teammai. to
their foUrth atralght victory, W~averqed 3.0 yards per carry
1 andscoredooafour-yardnm · •
• TOM HUGHES. UalYenity Although double teamed. 'llu~ wu the most effective blocker in the University Interior.
fut witla three more·trtumptis.
To ttuit end M&rt.ln will seod lei\-
• bander' DOn OWlett to the mound
a111mt rigbt.bander Don Sutton &oniebL •
Gwlett, who Ironically was
Cioclnnati '1 openlnc·a•m~
pltehl'r againat the YfDkea lasl
year, wU1 be maktna b1a first
start 1lnte a •boulder ailment
knocked hirn out ln the· second
innlnt of Game l of tbe AL
playoffs laat Wednesday.
At that time, Martin
proclaimed Gullett wu f1n1abed
for the season. But Gullett. who
said be threw pretty well on
S~~ and Sunday, told Martin tbat be could plt(!b.
':There'• been some phyalcal
imptovemenL. .. said GuU.u, 14--4
in the MCW&r MUOn.
FootbaB Ratinga
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PROIEC:I
Readers'
Corner
Dear Glenn White :
It is ludicrous that you of all
people can berate a quality
ballplayer with the talents of a
Bill Russell for havlnf an "off
day " I played ball for a number
or years, three of which were
professionally and can identify
with the problems encountered
by Blll in the first playofl game
I am !'Ure that you wiU agree
that everyone has an "off day ..
occasionally, in fact you
apparenUy do each and every
t.ime you gereale your column.
1 attended the game Tuesday
and found it most entertaining
<except for the final score>. It as
evident that you lack lhe
slightest knowledge of the game
and beeauae of your obvious
shortcomine. this time-worn
quot e see ms
'appropriate. . . . "It is far
better to keep your mouth shut
and be thought stupid than to
open it and remove 11J doubt.··
Jn closing, I would Wee to leave
you with the following
suggestions; first, change the
tlUe of your column from White
Wash to Hog Wash and second,
smce even your coverage of hJgh
school sports has proven to be
leas than adequate, leave the
professional sports coverace to
tbe professionals.
J .MILLER
Huntmgton Beach ,_
Dear Mr. White,
When Jim Murray (LA Time!>
Ocd>ber 6, 1977 ) paid trtbute to
the "grand slam·· <hke hitting a
convoy with one torpedo.·· "1t's
not your every day common oc
currence, ··"the guns of August:·
etc.>. he helped put the first
Dodger-Phillies game m a more
proper perspective than your article did in October Sth Dally
PJlot. While the a1me may have
been disappointing to a Dodger
fan losses always are -I
peraonaJJy found the game
~xcllinc. I thought there were
enough .. ups and downs" ln the
contest to make It leas than a
borinf affair. The TV camera's
prob ne of Tommy John 's
anaul3h or was lt fear --as he
sought to "pitch around'" the
slugeer Luzinski was masterful
drama. And when the same
Luzinski stole second bate so
easily, tbe camera captured tht-
Dod1er playera· chattin, so
reminiscent of the ·guilt
usociated with "boners.·
Perhapa If you had staved
home and watched the gam~ on
tl'lt'\'l!'ttOn, \OU m1,::ht h;J\'C \et.·n
so much more of the gamt! "
drama that you obviously ~
from y°"r perch in the prus box
Lefteria Lavrakas
Cost.a Mesa
Men R egain
P ickeroo Lead
' After taking a back seat to •omen for tbe past several
weeb, men flnally worked J.heir ·
• way to the top ol the beap tn the
Dally Pilot football Pfgakin
Plckeroo football guessing contest.
So oome on, 11rls, meet the
cballqe. Men finished 1,2,3 this
time around.
Five entrants tied for first
place with only five wrong,
incllJdl.q the lie 1ame, on the
30·&&.me picking sheet.
Emerttn1 first WU Jim Sweet
of Corona del Mar. via the
ttebreake1'. He wu 13 points
awayJtom blttiaf th• tiebreaker
ontheDOM.
He w1m a year'a membership
In the Newport Naut1lua Pbyatcal
P'Jtneu Center of Newport
Beath.
Tbe next two nmnersup, Al
Pucdnelll ot Newport Beach and
Bruce Reed of Kunttn1ton
Buch, each win a '10 11tt
certificate from South Coast Plua.
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Challenging
A woman ~n a man ·s domain, Laauna Be1tc:b High·~ Dinny Shryock epltornizea the rapi~y
cbangmg world of prep athleUca.
Whereas female coaches bave beeome common
as mote and more schools expand thetr cttta
• atbletlca ~roi:rams, Shryock h&I taken •be
movement one step further. For not only does '1te
coach the Artists girls· cross country team, but the
boys'team aa well.
rt ts a prec:edent-setttna move without
controversy but full of complications. At a
diminutive S·l . Shryock hu neither the size nor
perSOl)allty to be a lou&h disciplinarian. She has
had ft> build the pfoeram without any returning
nucleus to speak of while compelinf ln one ot the
touahesl leagues around.
Yet through all this, Shryock talks of being
glad-.nd lucky-to tackle a position that is new
and challenelne to her. The transition has been
smooth, ahe claims, for two reasons: a capable
assistant coach <Pete Petersen> and an lntelllaent.
open·minded team.
"I'm enjoylne It,·· 1be says. "Of course. I'm not
doing thia alone so I don't feel the full brunt oC belog
the only person ln char•e· Bull think the g~a have
really accepted me u a coach and they've worked
hard without any complaints. I think they're really
motivated and l 'm happy worklna with them.
"They're a special 1roup or guys, more
dedicated than most and more wllline to acce,pt a
change like thJs than any other group. They're Just
dedicated athletes and flnestudents ...
Petersen. a marathon runner, works out with
the nmners ln the opUonal morning lon1 dlstance
runs. His wife Sue ls rated one of the top women
marathon runners in the nation.
Shryock was at La1W1a Beach for. six years
after eracluatine from UCLA ln 1968 and she helped
establish the Arfut.s · 1irls • track program d.urinc its formative years.
Last year, she oraanized the women's track
program at UC Irvine and was ready to take tbe Job
officially until the position al Laguna Beach wu of-
fered to her.
"I was surprised they wanted me to do it at
first," she says. "But the more I thought about it,
the more interested I became ...
Maldne lbe switch from coachinr females to
coacblnc males wasn't u hard as adJuatln• to
coacbin1 cro1s country, 'Wblcb she bad never done
before.
"I had neYer worked with only a d.latutce
pro,..am so it was a challqe, .. she says ... But I
enjoy it. J th1nk the more lnvol~ I 1et the lbore I'll
remain tnvol ved
''For me, this ls Dice became most of the
worltoub are Off campus and there's a lot more
varlet.)' to them. we•r• not always on the track.
W•11 do speed work, 10 tnto the bUll, "111 ln tbe
stnet; Lacuna seem• a perfect place for a CT'Oll
country team to work out fn ...
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DOOLEY'S WORLD
bUMMfR VACAlioN
1 haVe I~ of L.
~ mernorses or ast sunqe.r. ••
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BIO GARMENT OPERATION SPEClAUZ!8 IN SIZE 120 BRAS r,tauf'ffn ,.,Ion, left, and Dot Boor Stitch for lndu1try
I
ASHINGTON <AP ) -
at bas unveiled a fiv•year 1>lib callint for pu.rcbue or new r l)road passenger cars and
~ves and modernlution
~bf stations aod facilities at a
of more than $4.S billion.
which must give approval. electric switchin1 locomotives
for New York City rail yard
operations. Improvements would
be ~e to scoree of ex1sting
unlb.
U,! also proposed a complete -:\iad,y or Amtrak's national
te system, the first maJor
review since tbe eovern-
ment aubs:ldlzed rail passen1er
~atioo was formed ln_lm.
In the 17'1·P•I• document,
Amtrak projected • 28.1 percent
erowtb in pauenaers it wm
carry -from 18.8 lriilUon in 1978
to 26 million in 1882. In the same
period, revenue is expected to
increase ,from $28?.S mUllon to
$482 m.lllloo.
A.MTllAK ALSO PROPOSED
to establish a mothball fleet of up
to :i>O cars and 30 locomotives for
use In periods like the 1914
enerl)' crtais when there was a
sudden auree of passengers that
taxed Amtrak facilities.
$:RE PACKAGE WAS
submitted Yonc1.Q to the White ouae Ud Con•res1, both of
New equipment to be
purcbaaed under the plan
includes 353 new passen\s~m,
15 diesel locomotives, 53 pe·
ed electric locomotives for use on
the Northeast corridor between
Bolton and W asb1niton and slx
The plan examines the
possibility of expanding routes
nod recommends an increase
from three to six dilly roundtrips
Amusing
obaervatlons
of llfe along
th• Orange Coaat,
penned by
•native son,
Jn the
DAILY PILOT
valuable and probably aUD too youo1 to sell. DO alr·
lines ship puppfes u well a lid""t dop? W.T .• Inlne
Federal la" w Ute mbllla• ate ror
thJpptai .. and eetl et elp& ...U. U die pappliil uw re Ml tbt ap '1 tM U.e,.. are· ~ fca-,,,_..tltp.. de&allaWoUI bfttolilieworked
• oot .. \llie. alrBae IJafOlftd,.; 'fte MW AalmaJ IH
Plut ~"-tenke atandarda also
enu Qtpp ' c•tala r 1afet1 alld coafort Nqmtt ma._ Wltel' aH ,.. *late KWllet &Dd
~..,_,. foarlaGtindmtbltrH I •
.. u..-BllU C'.-e Wee
• DEAR PAT; I left about$1') In $5 and $1 bills on
my coffee table the othdr n.tcht. and dfsa1ter struck
before rnorilina.: My puppy doclded to rlp up the
money. I think be even ateaome of the bUlJ because
I can't piece allot them back together. Can I 1et.
thb money replac9d, or am I Outof luck? G.B., Costa Mesa
The MaUla&ec1 C•rnaey Braac' of the
Trn1a1'1 Departmea&. recelH• abo•t 53,fff reqllelU replace ••tllatied Mlla eaela year. Only
. tbOM bWI wblda baH etea.rty snore &Ua otte ball of
die .ce la~ct wW be replaced. la most ca.-. a
relallueem ebeck will be •ailed wttb1D e1ae
wffk: MatUa&ed bllla eaa be Miit to &be Tftuuy De~ t, .Bueaa of Govenmeat l'laaadal
Operatloa1. aoom 111, TreaHl'1 A•DH 11, Wuldaaf.oia. DC amt.
,..,_. Se•tte•I P•r,...,,
DEAR PAT: Wiii you please settle an
· ariument between my brother ad and me? He says
our cat's purr comes rrom hil throat. I know It
sounds that way, but I'm sure I heard that It comes
from somewhere in bis mouth. Can you ftnd out!
N.W.,L1aun1Beacb
Purring doet aot come from a eat'• throat. bat
from the palate In bll moatb. aeoordlna to the
Purina Cat C1n Cea~r. Tl.le soft and llanl paJatet
In &be ca&'• moath are equal la lenatb eauln1 tbe
free edge to vibrate -whfcb accounts for tbe
purrbts aound. The cat 11 the only animal that porn
apd the porrf.nl doe• "°' apeelncally rebte to a
cat'1em0Uot11.
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Cups Ru~neth Over
By JlJLES LOH .,.._lal~
GERMANTOWN, N. Y
They work hard, but who's
complaining?
Their sewin1 machines whirr,
whirr, whirr in a neon-Ill room
above an empty store on the
block-long main street of this
tiny Hudscn Valley vfllage which
has been blessedly Ignored by
most forms of progress as well as
by most map makers.
NORMA STARTS witb a
sinde-needle dart. Sue adds a double-needle decorative stitch
and passes It to Dolores. Dolores
does the top sUtchinl of the darts
and hands it to Linda. Linda
closes the bottom of the cup and
gives it back to Dolores for more
top stitching. Dottie attaches the
books and eyes, sewa ln the label,
and it is done.
One brassiere. Size 52·0 .
Now, lf yoo haven't seen a size
52-D brassiere, but have seen a
hammock, or a spinnaker on the
downwind leg, you hav~ an Idea
of what it is that Norma, Sue,
Dolores, Linda and Dottie make.
''TBE&E REALLY isn't
much of a demand for them this
size," said Sue Bruch, who
supervises this uplifting
operation. "I suppose that's why
there is no need for a big plant,
between Chicago and Detroit and
an increase from five to seven
daily round trips between Los
Angeles and San Dleao.
It also conside r s adde d
frequency on these currently
operated routes: Los Angel·
es-San Francisco Bay area ;
Chicago-Memphls -J ackson ,
Mias .• and Chicago-Fort Wayne.
Canton, Obio-Pittabureb.
I
just a small sh~ like ours." The
shop bas been • throu&h aood
ttmes and ba since lN&. The
good times we nine yeara aao.
when Mrs. B ch took over as
supervisor an the shop turned
out 10,000 doze of those beauties
a year. Tht\l, about five yeal'1
ago, the oubut began, um, saggtnt to its esent foundation
of 5,000 dozen.
"I lVS't CA OT explain why
there bu bee a decrease in de· mand, ••Mrs. ttuch said.
"It's true that the whole
brassiere btisiness st1rt~d
slowing down a few years ago
when so ma~y women be1an
going without them. But I can't
imagine tha\, somebody who
wears one th•·size ... well.'l
Just can't imaaine... ,
In any case. 5,000 dozen a year
<that's 60,000 items. don't forget>
not only conjures up quite a
picture or ab~dance but also has
proved to be putficlent work to
keep 25 to 30 ~mstressea busy.
"WE'RE LOCAL ladles,"
Mrs. Bruch 1 d. "All of us can
uset.Mextn oney.
"We're pai union wages and
most of tfle eamstresses eprn
between f<.ur and six dollars': an
hour on pi work. Most work
about seven~rs a day. So, you
see, that al es a nice bit of
cbange atthe ndoftbeweek.
"My dau~er and two grand· daughters rk here. Another
mother and aughter work here
too. We're li e a big family, all
friends, n~ighbor s It's a
pleuant plae)e to work ...
MRS. BltdCB IS the daughter or UkraniarrParents wbo came to
America I~ 1905, nine years
before she w~ born.
During tb4 Depression she sold
candy in a ~eater to help mah
ends mee Later. wben her
husband w t into the HfYlce tn
Over the Counter • ~Usfinp
World War U, she answered an
ad and took a job ln New York"s garment district.
"I know h•rd work. I've
worked hard all my life.··
Not only bard, but efficiently.
An ex.ecutive from the Top f'wtQ Brassiere Oompany picked bet to
take over when the job of au~ opened at th.II Uttf e sbop up tho Hudson RJver.
"I AJ.WA'fS LIVED In a bil
city. There are only fe-.
hundred people here, but I
thouabt I'd &Ive lt a try for a
·year. That was ln 1988. l"m bOfe
to stay. ft.'1 a pretty little town.
don't you thln1', ?" Pm.ti b an und latemcnt. The only understatement )'Oii ar
likely to come across at the
Germantown shop of the Top
Form Brasslere Company. .
BotdeSizes
Corked .soon
By The A.uoetac.d Presa
• If you have 1u11e1tlona or
.comments on allowtn1 Iareer
wine botUes you have n.lne days
left to tell the 1overnment.
Under current ndet the 1areat
bottles of wine allowed after Jan.
1, um. wm be thrto lit.en (101
ounces).
But the Bureau of AlcobOt.;
Tobacco and Firearms Is
conslderi.Jl& two proposal.a to
allow lar&er sizes:
-Add dther a tOUf'ollter; or
fl ve-llter alu. • •
-Permit AQY CODt.abMr latie'
than thnie liters IS ~ u it 1s in. an even littt amounL Tbe' deldline f<W ~mmenta ts
Oct. 21. Write to the~. Bureau ot AloohQI, 'J"obaceo *id
Ffrearm1, Waihlnaton. J>:C. 2G2Zt. ...
STOCKS/MOSKOWITZ
NYSE COMPOSITE •
Tue.day~•
Cloe Prrices TRANSACTIONS
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T~. October 1 \, 1m 1/N DAILY PILOT
· CJrdzy Move
Mill.er Buys Pays Off
By MILTON MOSKOWITZ
Wben New York's Phlllp Morris Inc. bou1ht MUwau:•
lute'• MUict Brewin1 Company in 1910, a lot of people
thought the ci1arette company was erezy.
Despite the health queetlons surro11ndtn1 tobacco, Ui
elrarette bus.lness was etUI hlehly profitable, e3peclaJly fofj
Philip Mocris, which had two of the fastest-1rowlft1 br~~~
in Marlboro and BeP.Son & ffedaes. •
011IER CIGARETTE PROD\JCE:U HAD diversified
to Nduce their dependency on tobacco. Food and liquor:
were tho favorit. cateeorlea. R. J . Reynoldl wu hawklll&
Cb\Ul Kill& oriental foods and lib·T·Flne cbocolato puddjn •
LlHetl 4c Myers was peddling Alpo dOI food and J&
/Scotch. Amer\can Tobacco bad' drifted lnto Jim !learn
bourbon and Sunshine cookies and c:racken.
But none had entered the beer bu.slness. Out;lden had
never manaaed to stage a successtul lnvuion of Us• bre
Ing lndu.stry.
The notion that Philip Morris bad goofed w-.s relnlor
when the purchue price was posted: 122'7 mWlon. T
repreeenttd the total profits made by Philip Morris in
prevtows five yean.
And what was
PbWp Morris 1ettln1& for
It.a $227 oillllon! A COO>·
pany with aales of a Ill·
tie more than $150 milllon. A company
whose profits had
declined for flve con·
Money
Tree
aecuUve years. A company that ranked seventh tn the brew• in& industry.
LOOKING AT THE SCENAJUO IN 1870, most observ·
ere ~t It mJgbt take unW the year iotJO, lfthen, ror Philip
Morris to see a decent Ntum on Its Jnveatmellt.
Here .It It. seven years later. and lt'1 cleu that Phllip
Morris bas stood the brewing industry on Jt.1 bead.
It IDOdemJied and expanded the Miller pJarita to insure·
that quallf1 would be standard. It uporwd savvy PbiUp
Morris managers to Mlller. It lnvealed heavily in Marlboro-
type ldvertlstng. And tQlnt a leaf Crom tho mulUbraOd
stratelY of the cigarette world1 it ini,rodu.cod MWer Llto as a
low calOrie b~.
Tbe PbiUp Morris toud\ t>ejan to &bow QP iD um when
Miller increaed its shipment.I by 28 percent to pas• batb/I
Scbaefer and Falstafl in the industry sUndlncs.
IN 1'1f, Jill.LE& WAS UP anoUm' 31 percent, althoueh
il remalneclln tiftbplace. ' • Ill m$. lhlpments soared by 42 petten~ enablln1 MUI
to move ahead of Coon into f ourtb place.
ID ma. Miller put a 43 percent 11les Increase oo top Of
the seasatkmal gains or 1974 and 1975, thereby ed&in1 ahead
o( Pabltl.ntothtrd place. ·
11118 YEAR, INCREDIBLE AS IT n21Y sHm ln View Qt ..
the huge Increases of the prevJous tour years, Miller is re-
ported to be running co percent abe8d ~ ma. wbieh m •
t.batltmay displace Scblltdrom sec«td plac.. • JI
Miller Brewing bas annual rovenucs ln excess of~ bUUan, more. than five times what it bad •btn Phlllp or .
acquired lt in 1970. It generated pretax prot\\I ol t1S mUUon last year.
Its target Is the No 1 brand· Budweiser. l
We should all be so crazy :
Market Again
Falls Steadily
·: '
NEW YORK <AP> -Concern over rialn& Interest rates
helped push the stock market Loto a a low but at.eady decline
today. _,
1be Dow Jooea averace ot ao htdustn11a c-Josed downl 7.88at832.38. :
La&en outnumbered 1ali>ers by about a 7-S marf1n ;
amon1 New York StOck £Jtchan1e-llsted 1l1uea. :
B11Board v01W!JeCameto11,l70,000. 1
The Dow's drop carried it below tho 21·month closbi;a l
low olSS4.72 itnacbfll on Sept. 21. •
The market was raced witb wldespre1d lo:rec Of •
sharp rise In tbe basic measure ol the moaey aupp17 WMn.
the Federal Reserve lss11es its weekly report "nlursdQ
Such an Increase would presumably lead to twthe'i'
credlt.~tenmc b7 the Fed.
lleaiiwbltt, 10me key short·W"m lnt l ra ed
blsber tocia.y. The money markets dld not operate
ldondaybecauseoltheoblervanc.•OfCohunbm Day.
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~OASTWATCD: Tonight's TV Fare
l'l 'ESU\\'
Andy Williams will
host the 1977 Miss
World Beauty
Contest on NBC Nov.
17.
Indian Movie
Slated for TV
LOS ANGELES <AP>
• -••Jshl. •• a atory of
Nortb America'• last
wild Indian. wUI be
presented as a three·
boul' movioon NBC.
Academy Award·
·•!Drier Dalton Trul1lbo
Wl'cM the ftrit tWo hours
befOll"e bi.I death last • r aDd tbo play wu
ir 4!onspJetea by b1s son.
• Christopher 7rombo.
Stop the Presses
Nancy Marchand is the publisher. Edward Asner !left>
is city editor Lou Grant ahd Mason Adams plays the
managing editor on the newspaper series Lou Grant
tonight at lD on CBS, Channel 2. '
holding down • fob, keeping up
wrth ~ and be'ng a
fOOUMI hero.
8 RICHARD PRYOR
RICherd P9'yor' appess with
John Befultll In • ~ on
bkl88 llngera; the Pipe perform
'Mldnlgtlt Train To Geofgla'
and .. Hea-d " Through lite GfllpeW1&'; po9' Maya AngllllOu
portrays a dNnken man'a Wlte;
LaWende Page, 6hlft9y Hem-
ptrilt and Glynn Tumw\ add
their own special twand of
htlmOr.(R)
8 MOVE **~"Romance On the High
Seas" (1~) Dons Day, Jack
Canon. An ocean VC/'/llg9 is
~ed by mtataJcen Iden·
tity and a marital mix-up. (2
tn.)
0 JOKER'S WILD
• CAROL BURNETI ANO
FAENDS
Guest: Jacic Gltton1
• MOVIE
**~ ''The Tt*d 09y" (1"66)
Geotgll ,,..,~. EJ!abeth
Aahtey. Aft amn .. lac la
8CCUMd by Ha Wife snd cou9ln
of murd9rlng a woman and tter ~~
"A Good ~ Uke A
Miff• A ftlUllc:al portral1 Of a.. "'-' llfe. mustc end
Ratings Guide
......_ -rllM «<Ol'dll>v lo -ettu.......,..~ .... Tv.,. ~-·°*-• • • * * -ExceJlent
••• -VeryGood ** -Good
+h> -Fatr
• -POor
Ideals.
«!) PARENT EFfE!CTIVENSBS
"Ruta 'N' RoadblocU" The I·
M .. age. an attematlve to the
You-Meeaage, la examined 81'\d
praatloed.
0N£W8
8:115 8 MOVIE **** "The Bridge On The RMw KWal" (1esn wi111am
Hdden. Alee Oufnnel&. A Brlt-
ilt\ oo&orwl and his men are
pen Of a prillOn labor gang
fotced by th9 Jape1ieee to bulfd
• jungle bridge. (2 tn., -46 min.)
8:300 CONcENTRATION
8) CA088-WJTS Cl> A8 WE SEE rT
"Boston Story, Part 111··
Boston's 'magnet' achools pro-
vide • pat11al solution to deseg-
regation problems.
9:008(1) ~rA•S•H
Cok>net Pottet, WOtried about
the rMWVOUll ten81on appet91'1t In
the 40nth. u1ca peycHatr1st
Sidney Freedmen, who ahow8
up 8t the hoap«al • one of the
wounded, to take an lnfonnaf
look at 90m9 of the mor.
~c;-EvefT
''Olde Ctarit'• Good Old Days:
From Bobby Sox To Bffdnla"
Ok:lc a.1c .. joined by co.hosts
Ann.ne Aricel6o end FrlnkM
Avalon In U119 nost811gto lock et
the fiO'• enc1 eo•a. Among u.
~ WCI be Connie Fnnoi9.
Fr~dle Cenhon, Febllln, Edd
Bymea, 04on, Joey Dee, The
Klngaton Trio, The &lreUes
and L..i.y Gore. AJao, ~ .,.,.... .. '°" by 8rlwi Wlleon
and the Beedl Boys, The cap-
tain end Tennlle, and the PNW-
dent'a mother, Mf8.. Ulllan c.-. G IAOHSKJE TWo deiatt. ,.,ailed to the
occult~~to ...
seance CD MERV GRIFFlN
SPEC~L
"Tour En L'Alr and Ballet
Adagio" The cloM •nd eofM..
tlmM deatructl.,. r .. atlonahlp
~tween • husband and wife
d8nC* team la profited, fol-
lowed by David and Anne Marie
Holmea' preaentatlon of
'Spt'lng W1.••.'
G) MASTERPIECE THEATRE
"Dicken• Of London" Aher
M.,Ya deettt, Charlee be0lh9 to
have dltturblng d,..,,,. about
her and atudl" ttypnoala.
Meenwtllle, hi• father embat·
r ..... him while attempting to
ral•money. 0 MOVIE
**~ "Operation: Cobra"
(1971) Oavtd Januen, Wllll-.n
Conrad. An undercover agent
attempta to locate the head of
an lntemational narootlc ring.
(2 hra.)
9:30 8 Cl) ONE DAV AT A TIME
"The Older Man" Sc:tmakSer,
convf~ Julie's Involved In an
affair too hot to handle, NShea
to her reecue, onty to oauae a
wave of troubles for both Julie
and Ann. (Pert 3 of 4)
10:00 8 (I) LOU ORAH"r
Lou la ehOcked to find out the
attl'llCttw woman he has been
trying to m .. t 19 a rlllal edltOt'
from the 'Today• aectlon of the
Tr1bune. 88 NEWS
Q) NIGHT GALLERY
fD fI!) SPECIAL
"Equality" Gloria Steinem,
Seo41tor Fl'9d Harris and Jer&o
my Rifkin discuss equality Of
age. sex, raoe and economic
circumstance.
10:30 mm NEWS
11:00 8 GD (I)®) NEWS G HOU.VWOOO
CONNECTION
OMOVIE
***"Red River" (1948) John
Wayne, Montgomery Clift. A
young man and his stepfather
quarrel ~ the route of t~r
cattle dr1ve. (2 hrs.)
CD FOREVER FERHWOOO
Heather has found Him In Fem-
wood, but la trying to lose Him;
Wanda tells Loretta how to
handle Harmon. George keepa
getting In the way CD PERRY MASON
An hel,.. wtth two men claim-
ing to ~Mr father becomee
Muon'• client.
• OlaC CAVETT
G'*i: Rudotf Nu.-.yev G MACNEIL I LEHRER RIPORT 11:301=.:rK
H09t: Johnny canon. Guea1s:
P.-Fountain, Mertie .:--.
Stew l..andeabwg, IN Benson,
Pat & ~Boone.
D LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE
"L~ And The Crisis Line I
Love Md The 8oep Opera" 80 A8CMOWI **'.o\ "MeMn PUntt. G-Mart"
(1974) Dl6e ~ Olde
Sargenl MeMn Purvfe, flam-
boyant Mld\weC FBI CN.f, .. lft
hot pun9Uft of the lnfllmoua
·~ Gun ~ and hl8
o-ig, who ~ pulled oft the
So Much for Sophisticaiion
By JAY SllAltBU'IT
LOS ANGE~ <AP> -ABC
has this unsopb.isticated sitcom,
."Laverne and Shirley,•• about
two ladies working in a
Milwaukee brewery. The show's
high ratings must have got CBS
to thinking.
Became by goll)t. CBS starUd
its own two-lady si~m Scmda.y. at 8!30 OD Channel 2. u()o Our
Own." But tb1s show is aophist-
1cated. You can tell because tbe
lacllea won in an ad agency in
glamorous New York.
The sbow, which also -.in>rb in
glamorous New York, stars
Lyn.Die Greeste.; a tall, sprightly
aetns, as Maria Teresa Bonino,
and Bess Armstroag, a abort.
sprllbtlY actress. as her close ·
pal, Julia Peters.
MARIA 1S AN art director,
Juliaaoopjwrlter. Tbepremlere
had Olen> castlng their f1nt TV
commercial. It's for a 39-boarde-
odorant called "Hait.•• You don't
Jauah at this, yoo are not aophJst·
icated.
It's quickly establlsbed th•t
tall Marla la embarrassed about
her belght. It seems to hamper
bet love life. A bint comes during
an offtce chat .wbren Julla asks
~r wbel-e lbt,,. laatni&bL
TVREJ'1EW thec.ng.''
( )
their shorts on. Otherwiae, I'd do
One handsome prospect <James Dupont) seems to have
the Inside track. This is because, Bonino, no Budd.hist. replies.
"How was it?" Julia aeks.
'The priest fell asleep.'·
IN TIME, Gretchen WyJer,
cast • the mlde; -domine«ing
head d the ad qency. enU!rs the
office. She carries a small doe
whom the C'l'edtts identify u
·•YJotsam tbedog."
U you listen hard, you may
hear Flotsam the dog softly
murmur, .. Boy, this show is a
real human."
Miss Wyler hands Flotaaln to a
pasBJQg flunlc;y wtth tnstructloos
to •'take him to the llWe boy's
room." Then she dell1bta Jalla
and Maria by aaytne she loves
their "Halt" conunerclal.
But being sophisticated, she
ordera wee changes. No longer is
the ad to depict a "famlly man."
He now mu1t be "p~ative, a
snarllna, iJ'OWlinl animal."
SHE ALSO SAYS the actor
choeen to provoke, snarl and
g~l ·must do it sort of nude.
Julia and Marla aort or wonder
what lbe means.
in separate chats, he tells Julia,
then Marla, he bas big eyes for
beT. The feminine hearts go right
mto flutter mode.
Bur WREN THEY find out be
is an insincere cad and ls s~
all those nice things just to 1et
the job ••• well, rest ILSSW'ed
he'll learn the error of his wa)'lS
in the mi.Dute finale.
The script by Bob Randell is so
thin a micrometer couldo 't measure lt. But Mias Greene
registers well, ditto ~~ Armstrong, a very appeanq
aet.Mss who shpuld apptal rteht
now far another show.
I have a feelina this one, the
only current series shot entirely r
in New York, will soon suffer
what that hamlet suffered -a
blackout.
7.iegfeld Role
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Paul
Sbenar Will play Florens Ziegfeld
in the NBC movie about the life ot
th lepndary abowmaa. Howev•, Mias Wyler says.the
audiUoning actars will "have "At coofeealoa:• Maia Teresa· . ~:--.......;~~~~~~~~--~_...~~_.;..~~~~~~~~---
BEDWETTERS?.
TUBE
TOPPERS·
ABC D 8:00 -"The
BridJe. on the River
Kwai." This movie
whoppe.r with William
Holden, Alec Guinness and
Sessue Hayakawa follows
the first game of the World.
Serles.
NBC I) 9:00 -Dick
Clark's "Good Old Days.··
The Fabulous FiftJes are
recreated in this paean to
nostalgia featuring
Annette Funicello and
Frankie Avalon as
co-hosts.
KHJ 011:30 -"Red
River.·· One of the best of
the John Wayne westerns,
this 1948 drama features
Montgomery Clift, Walter
Brennan and John Ireland.
dertng dayflght kidNpplng ot a
mlltlonalre playboy. (R)
• NEWS 9 CAPTIONED ABC NEWS
MOANING
t2.:00 8 TWJUOHT ZONE
"The Howtlng Man"
• MOVIE
***~ "Brother Rat" (19G8)
Ronald Reagan, Eddie Albert.
The romenoes end problems of
three lltUden .... set ~
the h9cttc: atmosphere of • mlU-
taty achool. (2 hra.)
• MOVIE
**IA "Faoe Of Are" (1969) ean.on Mltchefl, Jamee Whit-
more. Horribly <flsftgc.nd While
savfng • Ooctor'a aon for • fire, a l'tandy man la osu.clz~ by
the community ( 1 hr .. 30 min.)
12:308 CJ) C88 LATE MOVIE
To Be Announced
0 MOVIE
**~ "The FnghteMd City"
(1962) Herbert Lom, John
Grep>n. A ~ re1P9Ct-
able accountant In a London
flnn .. aatualy the mutermlnd
of • oroieotJon r.ckat. (1 "'·. 65 "*'·l 1:008 10MOAAOW •
FVllt rock muelc -'II be djs..
c--.d by Robert Hllbum, Iggy
Pop, Joen Jett, Kin Fowt.y,
,,_Welter. ••SPV Allllr* to l'9Cll:Mf atolan ~t9. Soon and ...,..
eon W. cwdeted to .-.. an eager but hopal8Hly CC)ntuMd
countarlpy.
1:050 NEWS
1:308 NeW8 • MOVIE
••• "lmlte11on Of Ufe"
{1934) ~ COibert. Wlti-
-¥(~.·~~Ind ttiW ~ ..,,.. fr~
ahlp.nd~but--~ tot81 ~. (1 ..... 30mln:)
~-NEWS
LET THEM H~ VE A DRY BEDI
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LOO ANGELES (AP) -StArve Allen'• .. r.teeuor
of tbo Mlnds,'' tho award-w1nnin, PBS series lb
which hiltoric fl&ura meet to dlscun themselves,
will be on (or another aeuoo.
New 'fpai'Ucipanta" will Include MarUn Luther,
Voltaire. Plal'o, Florenco Nl&htlncale, t.be Marquis
de Sad , Fred nck Douglass, Susan B. Anthony.
.mWano 7AP1la, Socrates. Francis Bacon and
£mpr TiuffllofChina.
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African country to rescue a deposed and
impriaoned black president.
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'Glad You Asked That~
by w.ilya wl Hy G.• dler
Now Showing
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•Ann Landers
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•Erma Bombeck
•Classified
Op~gUp
'It's easy to ~ssume this is some kind
of experimept. People envision a
supermark'!f_ where you can see everything.
But this scliool is not noisy. '
l By JUDITH OLSON Of .. Oelty...,. S&idf
Somethinf sti'angq b , Coi.nt on. in
Newport Beach a•d Irvine and
posstb•y other_ Qrange Cout
communiUes. Cbildrfn Jove goieg to
school. ~ t B!R 1l tMy actuall like it.. can.they
be leai'ni.nl anythln1 tJtat.bth&fear
of aome of their pa ents. My, tbild
wbO en,JOys school .,,·t be getting
much out of it. t One reason childr n are so ex~ted at>Out goinc to class tbat lbcf scbool
has toewlook. It's o~n. f" •
"Jt feels happ)' ... sard Jeff
Davenport, a studeJlt at Andersen
School in Newport Bt!lacb. " ~ 04You don't have tctwalk'very far to
the batbrOQm," he •dded, "or', go in
and out of doori to different
c;lassroorns." l
Wendy Bosc:on, a fifth erader wbo tramtei'red to AnderJen from another
school, said she tbiolis her new school tsneat.i ! ' . ' .. I1Just didn't UJce the other one
doeed up. I feet freer bere. ",
An open schoOl ls basically what~ oame impues. It ls a large room
Without permanent walh in whlcb all
thed meet.
.. . here," Paulsen said. "The oneness or
the team is ahead or the oneness or the individual."
Nor ALL TEACHERS are inter·
' ested in working in an open situation,
he'added, and his faculty was choun
for their qualifications for that
particular type of approach. .
"They are good teachers and must
be able to aet along with additional// people," he said,
Though open schools have t><Af\'
around for several years, P:.alsen
said he and his staff are c~r\stantly fighting prejudice. /
"It's easy to assum~1hts is some
kind of experiment.,~eople envision a
supermarket wta~re you can see
everything. B•Jt this school is not
noisy. It's a ~mfortable thing."
The idea for open schools came
from ~Ud. he explalbed, and was
fU'st t.rt'ed i.o Florida with a "pod"
system where classrooms all· open
oato a media center or library.
.. Ours is Just a follow to that." he
said. "AU the latest schools are bein1 constructed this way.··
Bur IN lllVINE. Dave Kine. the
district's directol" of faclliUes. said
there is some thought to going back to
self-contained classrooms.
"It's the process of evolution.
Education is cyclical. Some teachers
·believe it's easier to teach in a classroom.
"It's a rniXed bag," he conceded.
"No one can prove which is better. A
good teacher can teach under 10 oak tree."
Most new scboob today a.re planned
by a committee of school
administrators, parents and
architects, as was Andersen five years ago. ,
When the superintendent of the
Newport-Mesa Unified Sthool District
sent out a notice asking for people to belp plan Anderaen, Paulsen jumped
• atthe chance.
"I helped develop the plan with no
thought I would ever be here myself."
he said. ··nos WAS the look of the taml•. It
<See OPEN, Pace Q)
l 0.lty,_,.....,0-.~
Dr. Raymond Moody Jr.: It's really 'life transcending death.' 1
r ... t
... I ---••
CJ
An open school .
left, 1s one without
permanent walls
1n which all the ~~*l!Pj d meet.
fa DAILY PILOT
I'
From left Mel
Bmoks. Steve
Mc<Juesn, Lou
Block, Henry
Kisiflngor,
Namath.
1
L SC Tuec.clay October 11, 1977
• f
NEW :VOJ\K (AP> -The National
Sect-etades AkaociaUon bas ch~el\ four
entertainers, three government fiaurea. two '
athletes and one businessman as tbo 10 most
exciting med in the country.
\; chapter lD Loi ~lu Uc! a practicing p\ll\lter.
said:
.. A survey released last week ll5J.ed th• top 10.
in no particular order, as~ ch.iel Ja.nes
Sc~er; comedian Md Brooks; sinter Tom
Jones; Los Angelea Mayor Tom Bradley; former.
SeCretatY ~ ~te Hel\1¥ Kiuinter; talk •ho•
host Mike DoueJas; actor SUve McQueen! LOS
Anieles Rams quarterback Joe Namath: Sl
Louis Cardinals baseball player Lou B~k end
Cutty Sark · board chairman Edward A.
Horrigan.
·~• l(OUJd tllre to have Schlesinger
for a bou becaUM ••once be plugs himself ln at
the office, an ~pt.re of super en.er&Y travfb
througboul tM DUIJebt .••
•U ··~-ltindJe countries so er-fectittlY, bl 1'I a to do the same with a secntary.••
•Namatb ,._ .,.., yet boJisb cbarDl ·•-;
Bradley exhlf)fb ''l•adersbf p quality'':
McQueen otters '~e" and Brock dem-
onstrates a "thriUJDI 1t71e. · ·
•Brooks' seeretary "would have difdcwty
taking dictation becauH she'd be hoWln& her
sides with latehter. •• " Bentlee Silver, president of the iroup·s
It was either the
Pope ... or maybe
one of the Hollywood
Squares • • . who said
that.raising
teenagers is the
happiest part of your
married life.
I don •t know how
rumors like that get
started.
E,....
... 11ee1c
two pouuds of
a ... sortcd mints. three
pounds of cashews. a
three.quart tuna
casserole and four.
straw coasters
s haped like
strawberries.
daughter had put up
two broomsticks in
front ol the house to
practice parallel
parking and was cited
for speedinJ· -in reverse.
"Well, only a few asked, .. Does this more years, .. Lillian
Is Housewife
A Parasite?
If I were any
happier; they'd take
away my blunt
s cissors and the
water glass in my
bathroom before J
hurt myself.
At a gathering of
the neighbors a few
weeks ago, Lillian
said, "You are all so
lucky to have
teenagers who drive.
I can hardly wait.
You have no idea how
much or my time I
spend running t~e
.ktds around in Ui
car."
No one said
anything, but I
caught a glimpse 0£
llelen, who~e
~
There was Midge,
whose son pulled
their station wagon
into the garage, left it
in neutral, cloiSed the
garage door and
couldn't get the door
open again when it
rolled back into the
lock.
There was
Barb r • whose
teenager h d 11
temporary permits
and tm his last try
when he ran over the
curb and the
inspector's foot.
• l' cu ·
usln118naU.,• lD a metapborlcal M>rt of way
ratber tbaD literal!' ·
• Hls aubjectt bavo told him, "(Just can't cJe. acribelt" and "There are no English words .•• ••
ADotbet" common feature Dr. Moody bas
found ts that. 0 earl1 ln the experience, around tbe
time ol the close approach to death, la what I will
call a 'noise'. ..
The "noise" bu been described as a
buzzing, -click:in1, rtnalnl. awann of bees. a
humming or a vibrailon.
He mentioned that 1n many cases, the people
have felt that they are being drawti tbroulb a
dark tunnel, funnel, cave, well. pipe, cylinder or
some other J1UTOW, eaclosed s.,.ce.
ANOl'llBll SUUlAIUTY la tbat "they are
lookinc upon their own p~lcal bodi• lrotn a
point outside themselves." Often. lo a
bo1pital environment, they find themtelns
boverlng below the ceillnl ol. an emeraency
room. wblle down below tbear body i• being worked~ beaaJd.
Many tlm•• tbey dldn•t reco1nl1e
themaelftl wbeA teelnl themselves from the dlf.
ferent perspective. Olb•r tl)Jle•: tbey
experienced what Dr. Moody Called the .. one·
way mirror effect." and ·~they tried to touch
aomoaae ln the room, "they'd go right throug'b."
Quite often, he noted, "people said they sWl
felt they were ln a body that bad abape but no
mass." It's been deacrlbed as l•UIY. wispy or a
~ray.mis!-
at CAN TouGet
•
Ll YOUR
·EAVORITE .,,.
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DAILY PILOT
mean I don't get my chirped, "and J won't
license?" need a babysitter. 1 ·n
Lillian pratUed on. be like the rest of you
''You don't ltnow how and have one who I envy all of you with lives m ...
teenagers wbo eat
well. My children are I smiled wanly
so finicky they won't remembering lasl
eat anything ... • New Ye a r · s E v e
I looked at Maxine. when my daughter
as 1be wistfully met me at the door
remembered , getting w 1 t h h e r h a n d
a court order to 'computer and said
remove her son stilfly, "No personal
"Jatws. ·· rrom in front ch~cks, ~lease.". .
of the relrigerotor I think raJs1ng
wllere be had not teena1ers must be the
moved in three happiest part of your
· onths ' married life," said
J th~ugbt I saw Lillian. .
Reba wince as she Our heads Jerked
recalled the time she up. I got Lillian out of
had us over for bridl!e there quickly •.• for
and her son bad ealen her own safety. -
.
'ADlltber abnilartty: tbe,; met by a de-
\ ~,31111 relath• CJI" frtelil lo belp tbem tbroulb the transltloa. ..Tllere was tmmedlate
~tlon and CODUDWdC&flon. •• qid. .·· ~ 'StlD otbft ~eneed an altmtlon ln tM
aeo.ae oltime. • •
A fUll color. three ilmensional, panoramic
aiemory vision. where the hldlvidual saw events
of bis life. "oot like a movie, but mt their actions
and tbPughts portrayed at once.·· is also
com moo, he said.
SOME PEOPLE said it's "more like
highll&hts of their Uvea, others insisted it's
everythin(." It's displayed in a third person
point ol view, and rather than reliving the
eYenta, the penon "would be up there, looking at
him.sell."
Aoother common feature la the appearance
of a belnt of U,bt or "unearthly brilliance.'' It's not UMomfort.able. be aald, but cMscrtbecl as
"lovin1, wannanclacceptJn&.''
Dr. Moody noted that auistJans aay tbe Ucbt
presence was Christ and that Jewish people
believed it to be God or a Supreme Bein&. They were uked a non-•erbal question, t"Juch u "What
have you done wttb· yoar life that you want to
sbowme?"
Altboulh some realated comtnc "back to Ute." In retraspect "\My Hid they were &lad to
have been given tbJs second ebance."
He revealed that near·deatb aperlences
often have a profound effect Oil the penoos'a llfe
and that. many are no lonaer afraid of death.
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Wamin Hancock,
~ofhonor,
wtth Mr& Fred
Sillt/er.
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condudve to alternate uses tbao box classrooms. _ J
. King pointed oUt that Woodbridp.
one al tbt newest schools in Irvine, la belnc d•slsned for use ae a community center or other publU!
buildf.n& if. the birth raie drops ao
mucbitilli'tne'eded as a scbQol. "O~nnesa la •U In the mind
anyway," he aaid. ''Supermarkets are open spaces 'but with propef
1p•cln1. they aren •t open anymore."
People haven't Halted out to
embrace tbe new concept because
the)' fear CWI•. be Rld.
But Khsa, who .attended a
tradltioul .ehool. d be ISn 't sure
the ahfll9 bu ~I to do witb how ncceslful aRbOOI U~ywar. urm not l'"'9 I ~ii.l'Ued anything lo
"!School. I hatid It,'' he a-1d. Pm.i119. on theotllilt' baQd. believes
tba\ Aoiknen ls an exceptionally
haPPY lllace. '7'>1,ildcb Wte belnf here.•• &e 1.id .• ~~ ts a feellni of
rapport betWeeD th teMhen and the youngsters."
"There'• a comfottabte feellnc
here." asser(ed Ric Barth, a second·
grade teacber. "Jrlr. Paulsen makes Jt
all very ieluec;I."
Posh Party
All for mm
Birthday parties at McDonald's are a treat.
Kids love celebrating with their chums over Bia
Macs, fries and cartons of milk.
Twyla Reed. ~uidance counaelor at F.clilon High School, decided to throw a birthday bub
foJ' her friend, Warren Hancock. at tlle famous
hamburcer house on Paclflc Coast Hiah•a1 ln
Ne1'PQrt Beach.
But tbls was to be• dilf •tnt ktnd of surprise
party. First of all, Warren WU tum.in& 50. Second. Twyla wanted it to be '°*Dethtg1 be'd
never forset.
The wan called for Wam!n to think be was
going to dinner Sunday evfllllni with four Mends.
His first surprise came when be found four
chauffeured limousinH and a 1~ BenUey
waiting outside his Lido Peninsula home.
Since the 24 weU-wlsbers wore long gowns
and tuxedos, Warren didn't suspect a thing. But
. whtn the caravan pulled into the parking lot at
McDonald's, he was nabbereasted.
Fresh fiowers and sparkling candelabre
i raced the tables, which were set with fine linen
and china. Maid! and butlers escorted the party
to their sea~ while baroque music was provided
by a vlolln and harpsichord.
The celebration was a lraflic-stopplna
success, beamed Twyla. Warren, presUlent of
Hancock Laboratories, a medical products
company, said he had a fantastic time.
Why did Twyla plan something so uny?
''This man bas dined in the best restaurants ln
the world and has drunk the best wine. He's
traveled the world over. We wanted him to have
a speci a l SOth birthday t hat would be
memorable,·· she said.
Will Warren remember 1t" "Will !'>'. he
n•peatt'(I with a laugh 'It "'a~ unn al
Aia•r tht.· H1g .M ~·c attack. 2()(1 more frwnd1>
jolnedtbemuv1ties at Mr. M.Lke's Rest.aurantin
Santa Ana at a birthday dance for the 1uest ot
honor. -Marcia Forsberg
Rogers
lntlodiacee •••
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Hancock arrived in the parking lot in a '36 Bentley.
J IM IM OW CDM ~t • airy and cheerfUl is this 3
CCJa), 2 bath home on one ot your
favorite atreets in Old Corona del
Mar. Jmt w lk down t.be tree lined venue to shops, restaurants and
, aervtc • Then back home to new
apPliance1. fancy flooring and roomy
comfort. Proudly presented at
$13'500 ••
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High m Jg. comer lot offering <>Ge
ol Newpurt•1 best views -Tb•
NaJJbuet! --OR-LG. s BR &
den New Bedford on upper tier •.
Pritecl to Sell '2'9.500! Carl Butler
642-8235. (T-82)
M.\Gt .. CIMI' MOMllOO!
Newly llated ln Harbor View
Romes -immaculate 4 BR w/lg. family rm. Beautiful landscaptng
for min. malnt. Owner bought
'anOther. Aaking $157.500 fee. Bqb
Owens "2·8235. CT·83)
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BeauUf ul woodsy 3 bdrm, 2 bath
condominium. Great for rental
income<# for first home. Low•tlease
in Association dues m the Bl\1ff1.
Come by & see and you'll qz:.ee you
must have the key. Priced right at
$110,000. Open 1·5 Sat/SWl, 2323 Vista
Hagar
. . 673-4400
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LIDO ISLE attractive 4 bdrm. 2 bldla. atillt•
1toty, used brick frplc. Beamed ~mn11.
hardwood noon. Lee patio. 48 ft. lot. ms,ooo.
LtJXUllY waterfront condo. 2 Bdrm, 2~ bath.
Pool, JaC\lld, 3' hr. aecurity. Brand new: comp rum:t:aao.ooo. .
LIDO ISLE ~Y remodeled • bdrm, den, • batb, Uvlac tll) w/utbedral ce1lh111. L1e
~~bdrm luite. SDt.8!50.
BILL GRUNDY~ REALTOR
J.11 Boy•1tll' llr••• N ti 6/r, 6161
$2.000YA.
4 Bdrm home llu t.bu me year old. SZOOO total
cash to f •t 11l thl• beautiful 1-ome • .For rnor-. ·lolo batty. ~a.JI
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nastlc hklea•ay. Spaniah
style 3 bdrm. Sbovet'em
out, pafnl'em up Ud )'OU
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Pool, J acu.ui & Tennla Courts, With
View Of Ocean From 2nd Floor 3
Bedrooms 3 Baths, Den/Family
Room, Wlll Be Redecorated In
Colen & 'tones Sele<:ted By Buyer.
$129,500. Shown By Appointment.
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.... In Corona del :Mat. 1 Blk from
the Big Cclrona Beadl An Ideal rental
area. $225,000.
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BR. den, formal DR, 3 bath, widt:
halls & doors , lovely enclos ed
courtyard.
A truly beautiful home. $275,000
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.Nlceboaw, Eutslde, new n4~1or673-1433 Harbor View 3 Br, 2 Ba OCIAHFIOHT Dr.oUHarbor Blvd> . rp · 0 pe... an 200 to 2000 sq. ft. tu lo~ or boUM 7111 rental ~wrycleu,:SBR,2NEWS68'4br lam rm a +Fam Rm. P"t pool, WINTERRENTALS lMONTlH'REE N41w2br,lba.3br.2ba. Lui.aRey.(7l4>f76.4520 as35Csq ft LagNlauel~ Nwpt ~h. AroUnd
bil. .c!Dlt.1. or cbUdrea ba townboU:e n~w C:r. Jac.srdnrlrpoolavc.No 2BR,lba. $370 549·~47 mt.os. Cblld, small pet Southl.oglln9 3116 Mlasio~ Viejo areas. toc.dttarea. W~
ot.No,.U.fi&S.41518 aft. feredfarlleaL$$50. Will pets. $675. Owner. L&e.3BR,2ba. SSSO 2 & 3 Bdrma mature olr. (1)8211H1918 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Handy to S.D. Frwy. uptoJm()/mo.locll lllCD CODlideroPLorJandcon-MM1'0evs. 2BR,2ba. $400 adults, 11as pd• 778 Scott 3 BR., i be, 1 blk to bch. Lee, quiet, Ju.iturlOUJ ex-call: 831-1'00 . 17MISUILtp&n •
.-wPOITHllGHrS tNctolaalotorlt)ltpty. STEPSTOIEACH Pl.642-5073 Ocean vu! $:50() mo. 218 ec, 2 br. 2 b• apt. ~Offl JaYourProf,..toG BrDd....,IBr,2~ &, I SS>-Sll52t OCEANFRONT. 3 Bdrm 2BR, den,2ba $.575 6tbSt.ff2.S033 Elevator to acenlc prlv. CH HOME REPAIBS! • lt.T ... PrpJc bltm 2 with balcony for eQjoy. l-BR.,7early $400 3 Br 2 Ba upper, S300 mo. bch. Part.Yt&fa.moroom, 1 ONTHFREE Dld )'W Co# )'O\f carp.rt,equletat ciO.e OllAHGmll Inc lhe aand, aea "surf 2-BR,don, unturn $.575 No pets. 1021 Valencia. Nr. bch, zm., 2ba \11Jpe1' total aec. Perfect livlnl l\ill sen'ice. Noleaae re· place a c:lalUfiod ad toaehll.'51$mo 84i.108I Plan U Uda 2 BR, 2 Ba Call~ Enc. 8 a r, 217 0 a or wknd retreat for the q'd. aoo..ao sq. ft. Plenty U>e DaU1 ~ -~_,......., ...... -·---1 bome la located oruy 'le :'!o~.e~~r:~~~ EASTSIDE B 2 Ba Brookhuralfm.962-aTfl adventurous adult. $550. ot parldne. 2082 S.E. Directory tor a w
3 • 2 ba +den. 2 cv blk from t.eGAls. club PrtvacyS'fSO/mo. ls $350 ~2~tSt •no 3 Br z full Ba full pt'd mo.yrlylse.'98-2835 Brlatol St, Newport month for H UtU. llr-$05== bowo Ir pool. Only S400 OCEANFRONT 3 Bdrm. pe .;.a ""85 . tplc, D /W,' lilt; ~ew'. 1 Br. $275; Z Br, .... SO Beach. Mi·70lO *1 .. 63 per day'!' For mo. A•ail. now• RTS _,..,.... ~ •-"-U t'all RNlt om~. fam rm, dlninl -Children OK. '410 mo. panoramic view, new Extcutfn llow htc .uu-.. .... a on.
l Br duplex. $195. 280 y, 551-4141 rm & boat dock. PrivalA9 Studio s2o5. Adult, no lCr.11 Ad.ams St. Agt. El-cpts ls pvt bcb. '9M644 Ofc apace ln Newport-M2-M'18
AYOCado "B". lat, lut + ~ leectl 3241 SUOO ~· Avail. Nov. lat. 393 len C. Mahoney. "3-0731 Airport Area Reception ... fr11sa/.t/ aec.~ • .. ..................... BESTIJOONORD OCEANFRONT 2 Br apt, mllt.oo,6'5-4411 Spacioua 3 BR. 2 Ba ~~~~:Vd~t;.0!c:rn pbooe aerv.: conference Alt•=• :J
.... ·~..t.a-• Br 1 n., ••e ARCH BEACH HGTS, L 0 C A T I 0 N furn, w/~~· ~~ilable. .._.EW OW....,.ERS Trlrileit a ear new view 2 Br 1 Ba •rn-r rrn. ldtch, secy scrv. die· •••••••••••••••••••• ~-• .... ,. J LUXURIOUS and com .,........._, 1"'111 "" • ' ' b ' ......... ' latlng &r copy machine.. ...... Fam Rm•J:! re~ted new 1 decor'd, 2 Br, "-'IWM"" ... ""GEMEU"I' w/b tna, frplc, lodry fac, retri&, ds wabr, anal ~ _ ('1l4)762-7170 Op ...._...... & ap'd. clled iar, yard, 1ar, dehcloua pletely redecorated 2 2 Br 1 block to ocean " w m1 pr. Wat.er tk cu pd, A pr, comm pooJ •lndr)' .... vm_...,. pa:wy
wllse euclo•ed back \liaw.O!Omo.M&--050S bdrm, 2 bath &r dmiol beaCh.$325mo.yearly. SUNR.OWER nice famlly w/cbldrn Wlr&rtraahpd. Adlt.lno ••••••••••••••••••••
yard. A•l tauned. ~ AB~ a Bl' 2 Ba, comer room and two outdoor BWTWhite Rltr 675-4630 1 bdrm ..ct dew welcome. Old Town H.B. pets. S42S yrly. lH. WESTCLlff BLDG.
NlWl'Olll BEACli MH.m de c k 1 • v I E w o f 2 _... 3 ... ......__ f!C>271· ~o. Avail. Oct. 15. Sil~ lot. reat view. ~mo. Ba)'front. $700/mo. Thia llbrduplex newly decont· --.-.,_ ., 1---------1
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...... SJN!m bath+den, dinlni rm, & ~1 ] POOLS "v ---------•... lb 1 prlvate patio. *'000 mo "'----"--nt Rent.al, • br. MC).19Z&atl6PM . THEEXCITING . _..__ .i D. 1~ ~ •• n· 0 ~". a, ocean v ew. .. """'•uuv .. J .a.c• ..,.... p .... u M••... •ns ·~Ja&., 7ml pet. 18 ~ .. ~ 'n.IU&ll~, .Arch lH. All Lido benema compl furn. <for family> A .,,.... l 4' a bdrm.a $U5 " $295 -._._ ._ • ADL &>a~ t.a.$&5 with these Jeaaea. Call No chlldren under 12. SAUNA mo. 17461 Apt "A" MINt11T.8TONPT
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8T.. 3232 OtD btoot:fiU you may have unW June 1978. S600 per. Cst shop'g, Tiny Tota M&-9'770. from iz:io ck uP
....................... 2B '"i,~lndlvbse, with t.beae two above mo. S300 refundable de· welcome.Jplaygrounda 2br Condo. Newly re· ·Adulll NoPe~
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drpti 2·ear~gar. LovelY Onr (7l4) '194.2au 0~ 63'1-1400 Apt B or call 714/~·3$60 Blvd.) llel&bbor'boocL $450/mo. tme cn•>GM665 forappt. 557-4800 S.A. Studio &arden apt. 2 br ~SlllO
9CM5l7 A&alt. no fee. • EAStlLUFF 1 Br upstaJrs. $250-wmler. 7 days, 10.5. No pets lloii ba. Gu paid. 1 child ---------
Fee t•Y.., 3.234 ~~~'!~r~ .. t~':i'e 1fp~~: 3 BR, 3 Ba, w/fam·rm & '28.'yrly, ulll pd. 541·0290 Mesa Verde 3129 Cin ~9e~ 5 ok. $2SO 'mo. • •
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963-0m '" ' ;i'!*:'.:~ rr~~~ =~:m~ $12:50 mo. Agent. 541 5032 ~~ 2 BR. 1 ba duplex. Bltns., ble rate for reliable t• •
Uu rt --leocll 3140 pletely modern blto Tastefully decorated a ....................... encl. ear, pallo. Kida & nan~v~J. Nov. l , Dya Tbere•a llmllllon io
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3 Br, 2 ba, bltm, 2 car enDis f/45/>/ 1 _,......----beahbc '"" *1 iar., fenced yd, POOl, lor271lease,$850. t ~ mok. fvai 18 •lbr $165 Long Beach PLUSH NEW·2 sty, 2Br. ••••••••••••••••••••••• bruoch. parllea and
$640. 14431 Oaten LL mos. ue. u or Jay, Cpta, drps, stv, 'ref~ lrl·plcx, w/huge frplc, OCEANFRONT 1 Br. MUCJUIOREI
87lM5'5 Custom Arcbllect Atml.144·12'70 Adlta, no p e ts . gar. Drlve by Iii balcoaJ,oewdecor,cpta, Plus beautiful ah~.l!•z 1----.;;....-...._--1
Delllpied, ocean view re· •"'STIWFF 714/m.8974 Hamilton. S400 mo. drpa,pr.l*)O.~ tU Mdrooms fUl"DWMICI aldeoee. One of a kind, 3 SOA 549-1448 Br Z Ba, d.raJDaUc llvinl Nr El RancboMkt. 1 Sty, a.Aoabland 3106 · l BR.1 btktobcb. Adult.. or anfumJ•hed. Sorry,
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______ ..;._; __ 1 CaQJOa ~ decb. 1 )'I' mz.183.evf.!jl 644-()648 MOO yrl)'. Cute 2 br house Duplex, quiet & clean, .-131Jor-..Oaft. 4 e:::~ =~~:Ht: lase;"'°. Se.aview,new4brw/vlew. ~::li Avail now. ~2S98otM2-()927 l BR, lW. Blh from fQrd. Roommawaentce ~ ~".,. 2U1 Yac.bl Yankca. S150 · TO'fthouH 2 br, l\ii be, beatcb, util lncld. sm. avalltba.. ~•AA"Oc:~ per rno. Cocnm. pool/ten· IA YFROMT frplc, prqe, cuo. SJ75. Call oc-3llS
11101.c .. tHwy. nia.~:8J3..3&22 Modern2br.Zba luxury ~~~~appt.. twnto.9,~MlcJlltl 3152 O&kwoOd • ~leecJI 494-9421 l~blkatobch,2br,lll•ba, t600.mo.Yrly.M4·12'72 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gatden.~ta
.-;;;~~::::::~;;;;;11L;~;;i~;;.-:iii5i dbl gar frpl c. covered lai)oaf'~-·..1 38-07 He_...___.,,, ........... a...gi..Mlpat 3252 patio, fncd yard, laun -o -.-·----WiaS -·-.. ••••••••••••• dry. Very DJce home. ....................... • l80Ir:J!'!.':.l17thl
t«aubowJOQMwJOU Avail Nov. 1 or aooaer Newer 2 Br 2 Ba yrty. -wtll be I reat ffff Br, 2 Ba, Dice home, 81' ~mo yrl,y. 873-3909 aft Adlt1, no pets. Nr 3169
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Or.at boi111i cuJ. SPICTACUL.Aa S.Cb•1 k 327' -1r6, ... ..,.. mciitbeCdlftJ!opcltmefr
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A Ul»rary. 519·2709 Pt. $4tS. Owor/A&t deck.. llUceJd. 2Car gar. CORONA DELMAR \Wl8ffoll.ondmojllllc _•_tm_.-.<J_im_). ____ 1 m.'1271 _.,mo. Open Oct 15, 11 2 Br Townhouse, frplc. t'Ml.Ftaklmg.,_ 61'7. Cn4)..-nl. Pool, teoms. Some ocean JaamS,IQll'IO,bllal'ds,
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ltB.l+lettinn,DllluW pool &: bcb accua s.te~ 3210 toabopptnalrfmebeach. ...-rm or·• BR-DB, fp c. 2 Jll.Q'ded. oc:n view ~ ....................... ... •• lodal'**-Ttrl'lll, Ba'a,cul-de-uc. MSSt:acl l&OO. (1)'151-3829 ' Lovett 4 bedrm, 2 bath •644-1-311.1______ gym.Cpd~ot
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SBR.2BA /crpta cl.rps. a..lltFcnst JZSS Nit'• area. $400. ~ IUATHTAIUHG MJYl!lngvou're~
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OK. S31S MM.'11'1 A1en• New Euc. Ccndo. 2Bd, U ded 3 BR nof• ' ., cul-de-sac; incl. Lake SUPER Lux. 2 br. 2 ba pg:ra upper, Onocmcf1.Y08edroom
· Clb ii tennlJ. $39Smo. condo Fl' pl. pool , st.epa to China Cove. S1~. AOUtlMig. ~ ~ bT nee. 8»78111 jacuzzi. s:n~. M0·4'82 Mo. Call NlJel. at omctl,,,_, G:OOloS:OO. .. --... evea 644-7211 Act. ..,,... • ._,,,., H1 upr.ded ......... Vlefo 32•7 ----':.....-----11 NoW '**O. ~ :'l°cU.n aq ... ~!11 ....... •••••••••••••••• W ....... ter 1291 Spa.clout upper duplex,
fa. c:cm bri rm. ..• OIARJONG 3Br' awl ••••••••••••••••• •••••• with 4 levels. 3 Bedtm, 1 "'~~· DnCbt country decorated homei An 1 Y Very Dice, br 2 ba bome ba. fplc. z btcu to Bl& ~::::;:r furn. Hllla.lllacd1d,fa~~ wtUaDW,dnPes,Cptl,2 ~onaae!i60~~ ---------1 frplc, lmmed oecupan-cat pr., &ood area. $3115. bury 1Y MEW HOMI C)'•$47$. m M2' days, 813-4561 Acent, no fee. 71i~ Iris. 3 Br 2 Ba, hl&h
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$SSO/mo. Ru"7. c•H ••••••••••••••••••••••• tam tm, abag crptg, 2br bttns ref (rptc aun· od • lbei a10 1c1p, wUl bab)'llt • Tt· old 2 IG-'1117ABf<Wllact. p.a.•wuDO bltns. extra. Nr. Mlle deCk paUo Pool Mlta !'L pane 121. pie, 4Ma.p/wk.IC7-o8G ~ Square Park No peta ' ' ' ' wwa, cloM to ~
2 ..,., Rome •llt mtt.r Xtra "'"•-..!a Br 3 Ila S450/mo stis-4737 o~ no pet.a/ .:...~':25• &73-l4ta Near New Jtutllda lBR Jtly.9'11-1814 1cnn.aoomo,Go1denweit, .....;;~;.;.;..;~.;;.;...--.,.;.;.;.:;.._1 te 11 )'I'd• tnUC· oew trpJ _.., • • • ...._ w......... • • Collefe area vtc•· crpl.fdrp1'. walk to •pool, 2 car 1ar, Ire 545-7MI a BA, Jars• apt. Priv. WESTCLl1'fl' a Br. 2 ba, Slater/£dwarda' ll.B. ____ .;..;...;. ...............
bcb/tebla/abopa l::,pluahlDt.5'95/mo. __ i-Uo•1ara1e.t32S/mo. S32S/mo. Adlta no pet.I. M·50l4 •·' Plla.ttll 4410 • 1•~1•1 ti/
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982-0l811>:m • --. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SIClO 2 br 1 ba Eaalslde Dr.Apttll -__. 4300 Lott•,.... Oceanf)a:at a BR 2 BA ..._, •• _.a 1707 LOCATIONS t I 1 • • ..... ••••••••••••••••• 4Da&lllOfC'S ••••••••••••••••••-
Sbr. Nopets. Kidt ok. ut frplc:, 1ara1e. 'winter ....................... t!J~xN_:;~~..;, gar, 31~~8:e1:/baJview,IO' AVOIDINCOllPATIBLB c.on.t. m .. ••l JS, jp lmMWC1•llh 51 .rtut. Vacant. $t76. mo. furn $f00/mo Call 1Br,1 blk bcb. S!SO. mo 3-2 br, 1 ba apt.a. Cor . TSLMtml &42·1603 _...___ cb. Outtlclt . • ROOMMATES! paneled, am. whse ln r• •H••••••-•n••••••• Edwarda/Slater.M'Ml903 6'75-te70ort73-'7148. Veey tie 1 br S350 Utll. rent.$350-$425. .....,....,..., W/D.8'nall . House-Mcites832 413-4 ar. 1 ora yr. JUH. Lake
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B lLJ>a T • Newporlcr-estLux.condo nopets.$25$. ocean. utll Pct sno OutolFlndiu ""' · tfliiPYI~ r, ln · einnll, p00\.I, I br, 2\.!t ba, tennis. PoOl, Coit. Mesa 1724 551-5071. 5CS-8M8 ' mo. THAT RIGJIT.PERSON n4-18t•Dl '1.0Ye JOANN
$310/mo. 845·1971 " Jacunt HUJ'la Wik lo....................... SAYITIME --s... ssa...sa.t • 7aotUpm. bcb. sSso mo.· 631·1304, SSO WHK & UP Have a rental speclallat 3 br. 2 be, 1010 Valencia $311&. 3 br, 2 ba, hlock to .. , stt
Corldo near bclL Bbr, 2ba, •:ri. Studlo, 1 bedroom uaht you In flndtng a St. U~r 11$290, lower t>.ch. Encl. 1ar. Yard. J'Ell. rm·malA9 nda aame.
111. peol. Ho pet.I. f425 . llaldaervtce, pool CdM aptorbo\llle. No fee $300. am y, ntl pew, Adulta,nopeta. H.B. 4 BR, pvt ba, 1'41 ml mo.•'la.t ~A Bone rancb in Back Z178N.-port81 c.M. to you. Call Carol at SCS49111 TBLM1mt 6'2-ll03 bch. Nice • 1*7580aft.e -.~-.,.,-----------:Bay on pit course. Hi 5Cl4'1S&«~ BoydRltrs87H930 ----''------1
1ROI'. DgCOltAfED. beam cell, frpl. 1ar. 2 A PTS· Eastal de : Lux. condo near beach, Seml·~valld lad)' will ·park• laka ar SpoceforboaU1caaaper. •.OARDEN1Br6Bacb Mov•·ln immediately. ~': ,3 br, 1~ ba, $05.D~&13-3"1,evea6 abare her amall NB ~~~ ,bicd~)'rd wfbbg• ~mplt toed. t'14/mo. Apta. Poot. tuna • uni. Dtluxo I Bdrm, 2 bath,' 1 • Urplc, 1ar $385; wtula5e-917S bomt with ad.lve ret1ric11..,.---. __ ...-. __ .......,_1 ~--cir...., · Oall-..U. •V1ctDrta st. ....m' aundeclt, encl. gar. 2 bt. pa o. 1ar. '29S; 28 ladr. Jlom• zrtv. Pvt f!l'IO/mo. No chUd.ren or ~or84M188 t, 188, US "*b St. \IP. room w/bath meala ln
"2....L...'... • •2•4 lldfl!'lualBR.endUll· lliidW•lndll 3740 pata.l'Jll..7229 *'> L 1 b per. USO mo. {7U) exchan~ for Ute ~ J • Jt. J"reasi:.~t. plJuh ....................... ...O?i ... ::0., ~mac. dll r, 871-98'70 ne. (213) bol.ilek~fc cboru • .. _.,., ........ ••••••• aup; thrildutf ..... CH apt. u ... u t 1 Sootleu Walktobch. pa._ .. at.are• bl. e:rJ41Z1Exl115"--Walttomldl. pooJ achll bllr ~· ~ W'D, -41Jrlaa°Famrm2100• No kid• or pets. 1887 ~·· . comJja onablp. P.O.
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8.kJ AppllanceStrv. SblllllOOO le eteam clun. Gt1neral Contral·I or Reliable Expr Japanl!Stl Want a REALLY CLEAN Roto ~oil prep Pl .. nb ,....._.. y ,._..M;;;. FOSTER'S PAINTING Beautify 1out pool TRIP~HAROESlO Coloc bripunen; wht M111onry walls Com· Gardener. Reasonable, HOUSE? Call Glnahllm 1brubs, 111wn~ Rua umn Olll°'¥U•nw Com~'I It Realdenual: bpalrl.nplaren:umt~ ~~S.Malll,~A7,.""' cptslOm1nbleach.Clea.o mercaal "Re11dental rreust.MS5.230l'tl1ke. Girl.Freeest645·5123 ral• Bud~-8149 Avera oF.xulSU'YS* No job too bl1 or too okl Ule or ~Pini Jl'tM
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itfflMJ nn ... ""', co•"'h $10, nhr -Ge11111al5enlcH IMMACULATE CLEAN· tilacrnr'f Pricainclmatr'Mabor ~ . yrs ~pr. H' ua' ' ••..., .... ~ ........... king Guar/l .. •rd. "'" ....... t. 671nN3Q31rd1llc. Hll·IH5 fr 8'19-0'1'3 ..... G ..... -"m _.odor ~-••••••••••••••••••••••• ING YouDESERV~t.he ••••••••••••••••••••••• ._ r•~-..-----••••• ••• • • ••••• •• •••• • • .., -.... ,_. . . T-" ...-7 .. u """---•r 1,. y-axpr ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• HANDYMAN BEST. 759-037'1 Bnckwork Small Jobi. cu....,.. ,..... Bab)•iutters • c:htldren 3 " """ ... ,.... • " • • "' · · · • • ' -• ......_ ~.ndevenm .. tkwkndsi•· Do work myself. Refs Sewina& De1an at 1t1 NOJOBTOOSMALL u"'~CLEANING'·our Newport, Co6t;i Metia & PROFF..$JONAL Paint-l•--------1-••.,
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rahs tor working Steamdeanorsharnpoo MG-1199 Raud/Coroml. Fh>c est. gedyAonsaU1s.a553 bnck concrete p~llo, blk Fairprices.Statellc&ln· class work and top llrie CaJI Harolcl Gun11.
math r H 8 or Slater also upholstery.all work Guaranteed, Dall as 'lllESUNSHINE GIRLS wait.. BBQ pits Refi., i.rd. Exterior epedallal. malenal, lntr & e.xtr. 549-ZMl · • guar Truck mount unit. a.ctriC.S 8*:1888 est.&646-0464 T me-Calico8116-555.S --_,........-~....-'.'"'-"--Edwatdfl.Refs. 847 ·5014 l''r est, re as rates••••••••••••••••••••••• Want the c!eanest houae -ry State cpntr llc'd. Bon· ROOFSFORLESS
,.._ -' 64.5-3718 ELECTRICAL SERVICE GHdflt:i in ~own · Rell able MoYiftcJ WORK GUARANTEED ded/hur. Please contact All typa, fb101\ avall.
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CarpetManwilllayyours pati.os, cabinets'.•••• .. ••••••••••••••••• OCC Student. Bia~ T ~~;5~788-SOO: ••••••••••••••••••••• .. (2'1951•> 4c insured. Freeest. 893-l'39 or min~. ~epatrs & fornuca. New con.st. Res WEEDlNG·CLEANUPS truck. Trasb, tree trim, PETERSPAJNTING !181·52!Mor97M743 <'~too. Guar work & comm. 645-4644/ Weekly Maintenance etc. Randy 8'2·5103, Xlnt bouaecleanlnc by Expr'd. Reas Ra tea. •Pamt.ing/Papenng• Patch Pl&1teru21, all :i.~;e.:avm~. Free ~Uc. Bonded Free mt 642·9907 5Cf.3M6 day. <>wnt:ranaportation. Free Est. Call Gene ••IDterior-Extenor.. t.1Jlel,fnle~ta.
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Newconst. Res/comm'!. up • hauline. weekly 1173-JlllOe~e. Xlnt hou.seclearung done CallHarris642-'558 "3iil69g
ltmedd, remodel, Patio maintenance. Reasona· by lady w/Hpr. Depen· PAINTING. Jntr/Extr. Painbng & Repairs. " ••••••••••••••••••••••• l.Jccontr. CaU 9'79-4411 blerates, free estimates. Collece student. Haullna. dable.own lralU847-3837 Expr d , h~nest, neat. yr a. experience . DRAINS CLEARED
is all aboul! Want Ad Help'? Aft.er •:30 ask for Roo. tit moving. 752·011'7 Reas. Lied 964·10.5 Workmaosblp gdr. FROM$UO 642...s678 MS-<dllor541-4987 wlcdysa.fl5pm. freeesL WanlAdReswts 642-5678 Dave a.7• C&ll'151.a.2 ·----
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P/tim& Branch offic 3100-will train. iooct DATA. 'ENTRY +bbow.548·1740. toclallfaliedad no 64 c/o Its operations ln Oranae come tor tust a .a:.res a
seeks bondable teller to typist. Xlnl benefits & AC:COUKnM• CLBI Dally Pilot PO &x i.56o County "Qeeds 40 part & UX1A1' Typist, 70 WJ)m. moQtll; Be World
work p1Ume. Expe.r. pre· salary. 542-4481. TEllfPORARY POSITION DELIVERY MAN c.o.ta M~ Ca 92626 ' full time security or· d.ieupboao el(J>. Good •.P-Boolr/Cblldcrllft 11hss
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ranoveat (n4)6ff.'7W IOYS-GllLS · week per1od as a video display terminal ener1et1c. Beach Sta· nee. Top ..,aces for ex· 5a1at1 open. Ofc in ~B. rorfurtberinf'o.:
Wnhi'lt 12·16 years of age. Eve operator foc a Basic/ Four mini.computer. Some Uoners 4020 Campus Dr GENERAL OFFICE per. personnel. Car & 80-la . .,.. .. S..' ning wort. Obtain new expen~ce is <les1rable but w1ll tra1111nd1v1dual N.B. phone req. 21 & over. HURSllAU>IS
' l9CJS subscriptions forlhe Dai· with demoostrated typing accuracy and speed. DBJVERY G Your skills are iii' de· Veterans & retirees U.-W Store Ctetit a.u ~-prerct: ISeai 2744 E. Coast Hwy l.Y Pilot working with an Apply at. AL maod al alt levels or ex· welcome. Uniform$ furn. 11.ature, expr'd. Apply 11\ Verde. Coe"v. Hoip, 661
CcrOoadel Mar adult superv15c.•r. Earn OAANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Permanent p T morn per. Wu ha vu many jobs Time & • 2 for over 8 hrs. person. 895 W. 19th St. Centerst,C II ~
EOE/M/F l20 to S30 per week or 330 W. IAY STltHT COSTA MESA mgs. Mature tk J)t!rsonu· UJ the Orangu Co. area. Apply 9-12 and l·S Mon· CM. . . ~~~~~~~~~more. Call 646-4100 ble Earn over $10 per Work whcrc & when you Fn NUISl$AIDES --------•I between 5:30 and 8:30 a..tw .. ttt.ltowt of 1:00 cu..-5:00 fM"-~eek. Trans. neres:.ary. plcw.e UNvenalProtKflo11 UQUORQ.ERK •OttOaU&S
Ba.ntinc p.m. C•f•.t,p•fnNllf PfeeM ~1cb Sernre. SIS_.,.ORRELL 122,W.StllSt.S.A. Roll's oo Coast Hwy. Xlnt be'Defb. BuYJew
OPEllA nONS IOYS WAHTED 642-43% I· &t. 276 .u20 Campu:., Ste t30 HOUSBCHPER ~Jr.~ E':~:itp:: Conv. Hosp., 20.U 'tburia
SUPIRVISOR .AGES 10.15 &pldOpporimltr&nptorer DP~JAo7c RE<;r;:d .B~i Newport Beach S49-I0'1l 5 Moms or S aft.ns per CallOtto.631·1212 C.11.MZ-~.
Dynamic bank baa •m· Coat.a Mesa area. FArn salat)'tbene!tt..s. 5411·SSl!8 wk .. 4 Hrs per day. Mon-Lite Book.keepma & I.. t.e HUISESAIDES
rned.ope.rungforexper'd G0-$30. per week. Get· Getl!R.ALOf:FICE Fri or Sun-Thurs. Machinery work for Opeuinpoaallahiftafor ~~J:.Jl8rvuor at ~ ~,:a;'~W':. ~! Hllp Wcmhd 71 oo tielp W•hd 71 oO p!=t ~Ti1111 . ~~~~~:';~~~~ ~·~~un,ctor s:::; locksmith. Call6C2-4762 =:., ~ ~1;1'~
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SANTIA&O IA.MK CaUthlsnu.mberto apply COCICTA.ll panded duties oppor. X-own tnnsp & refa. S'10 3.u • 1.3. Park Lhlo Omta", 4eS ~J> d •
.!mE.lltSt,RmZOl 645-4254 a.EIUCAL WA.fl'l1S$ rayOert.req'd.Salopen.GENERA.LOFPlCE,lyJ>: per wk. Call l!:IU>er or Coov Center,'" N.B.~ Ttistlo EOE m!BRtr. ·-in ....... _ ... __ t R.B.8'MSSL mc.flli,teJepbopea.Able Lloda.140-419GO. Fla•o.blp Rd. N.e .•---~---.-....,_·
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AlnJcinl level pas. Degee nee. 6 Not 1 fwy dea.t. but lots ment ualSt. Good job op· ch.airslde. Exper. pref. General Help MOTIS&COWC.-atJeast11r.np. wmu-of variety. Co. needa por Noa-smoker. 4 Day wlc. FUU.OllP/ftMI
TIONTBJ.a ~a~v= t::i~~ ~wbo.llbstoleU'D C~714fl&l.flt4 979-1400 6-IOPM ~c bank hu im· c.J.cul.U..S:. Gel working ::S =· Xl.nt. bena • So. Call l Coekta ii DentalSecy/Recept. ..._ .. Ope-..gs ~==-rzr c~!'! tood's. Opp. Cor l\'OWtb. ht Office $70~ Waltresse,,, foe.. 17'2a For N~ Beach Need (t> people to work
Send resume to: Small I ... Sky Park Bl, Ste C. Orthodonfist. M2·"812 0ran"e Co. area for 11la, llCO Teller. E l l D , • _ inov e CrnolD o lr"vlM. Ca 92714 • ApplJAt: tnp ym · eve m •. stability for 1 pers ore DENTAJ.ORTHO Hrvlce " 1en·1 help, SAHTlAGO IAMK Dept.,SantaAnaorc. Lite typina, .some bk Collcrtortram ... e Finance Chairslde. ex per & Must have v1ahd Calli.
5351':.iat5t,f\m201 Career Salea/Maoa1e· tpn&,niccbou. background helpf111. RDA. 4'2 Days or P 1'. dnvenllc:.
..,...,.-..,.. .• & 0 . E. ment Opp\y 2 ,r de-Ward flroc.eu StOO '!IP M u s L h a v e Io o d N.B. Call &&2·2626. lrft Up to $7 Hr
--------• nlopment prograrn. Local co. aee1i 1 yr ex· telephen• wa.u:e, Xlnt DOG CATCHER " NoExper.Necess _______ _. eotnmissioofbonus com· per. w/Maa cai'd back· u lary. Contact Mr. GUARDwanted.. PJtlme. 711-'790
AlnEOI pe11111a&itla. C.i.I Jack Pln-gound. Great oppor. to James. "5-2640 Will furnish uniform.
eeper p/dme for
working couple, Flex
hrs. Nace lnlne area
home. 833-0Ut aft•---------
5:30pai •
•·o· ....... sav.e&.11 to 77'-7120 °'lead :re-Joinooedintne•a ran t COL.LIGE n.so per hr. Call
.. ~ " s\lme to: U 60 So. CC& EmeraJd Ba eo •-------· 1----~ ...... _,....,....__..... M"arinera Sn1n11 is AnaheimBlvd..Sulle105 Secr1a.y, $1000 STUO&n'S, l.)'A&sociati~494~7~· f'ftl'I LABOR .eetinc aa exPtT'd loan Auhelm, Ca.~ Oppoc. to enjoy a top HOUSIWIVIS am L
Hn'ICC clerk. Must J>e DOtcb pos. W/fnlne $ Supplement your in-DOITYOUl.SB.F uaGtMTLYMEIDll>
capt d bandlln1 in· ,.. .... .-.-.car co. .Beaat. ore, .slnt com e , W or k o n would you e njoy a llut& ba,,. pbooe •rd•· suraoce • &•n'l -loan _.._...,_ GPll0".•1*ts. WellWortlt teteptiOOe. Guarant.Md cbillen&e wfitftt earn bJe tnmportaUOO. toac. ________ _
stn1u wO'rk lnclud. Jlov1b fr•mu. non· IOotmalilt.o. bijJrti' wa& ·pl bOtiws. lnp! 11 you have·e hn 11 shOrt term aHlfD• ""* •cle"nwMts. T)pe unioo. T~. 10U5 lad....,...C:. 250 ~ l7lh St. &Ute 0, per wit. call ror lntervw menta. Holiday" vau· =i:~i~; Ellis, Ftn Valley. 1 to Personnel dept of top CostaMw.~00 appt. Mrs . Sw ih, tionpay.~p1lall1adoD
dud ..a-~tat A"""l At _l_OAM __ • W_ed_ll'b __ W'S_. --•Irvine co. necdl bright Companion·Chrit tlan '151.alJ. plan avail.
m ~enS.~is • CUWASHHB.r indiv. w/typlni aklll. woman needed for c.M. --0-...,.---Y-M_FG_ •WAUHOUSIMEH
1515 Marlor!"$ Dr. H.B. Over 11, FuU-Ttme = ~~J:r nice lady. Lite hlkpoa, meall, et.tom WOtkroom needl •STOCIC e&.alCS
Equal Opp Emptyr m /t METRO CAR W~H p--U · S?SO drive to appt.a. lJve In or hand II mAcbine tablen •SHl=!IVIMG 2950Harbor BJ, CM ,,,,._ $ day wk. can J eaJSne. •FO u---s ·---------1--------1 Small Accounts dept. an 9.f, Mon·Frl. 644·74&4. exp or w/trabl. Beacb r• v..-" --------•aar waab help, over 18. 1tg co. Payroll exper. ot Drapel'J'. 1&92 Milliken lntervi•ftl·Hfon·Ftl BANKS&LPOSJTJONS Aak fOlt' Georae at PCH 80 employees o1c Very COOK & HSKKPR. 12 Irvine.~ APPLY FREE and Balboa Blvd, or call ni ce friend J y at· Noon to 4 PM, Mon· Fri.
POsm_...5 M2-14'lalt7PM moapbere. Pleuant co· $60 p /wk. ED1Ush """" ---------•workers Xlntbens speaklna ooJy .. Own .Loe.I furniture movtna
RE AppraJMr1 lo $1SK Civll EnJineering De$1gn ~ Teda Tme S760.. transp, Expt1r. & Reta co. ExJief". req'd. Over
OperabomOfcr lo Drallsman, full or Need ood b ba k $e·9'771 21.Call1781--0N3. _,.. =...._.-Lou Ofer lop SJ.SK p/time. Sal open depeod· l mec c · . .--_, ....
SavmgsSupv to$? in& upon u per. ~~f~t °':,t'1'~~ COUNTER. llelp, da,. & Eled.roalaa I 741 acrowSecy to qualifications .. Apply, gra ard hlfl' Xlnt co mornln1a. McDonald• UNCH TECH+ <AcroaFrom
RESec:nUry to ~ea.at. Eniineerin w/;:!t~ · · Restaurant. 3141Harbor. NQ'm eompeteat person =Co Airport) PlatlmomSeey to Stmce, 492-3241, Sa ,._.u..-·r 4A 60.,5 CM.~1143ukCorSue. quallfti!dtoten'icevtdeo .... Dal ~Employer
Procll()pwator to Cl mente. -"'"' ., -., inollttora & video ac-~~~~~~~~~~
Rec:ondlor to * * * * COUNTER GJRL -tesmest~palUl-
NoteTeller to Fu.a.rt $435 Mature "adult da;tf.U. dep • ealab. rental Gll\lba.m Girl boaseclft.1
T.o.r to No uper. oec. Th.iii. a ahift, WlnCbell'a l>onut senicu, auaat l n ~ce ncls women p/t. ALSOFHJOIS c«1C1 ~pp(d1 a10ne to BolMll7:CP m.at.Mtini w,ii.chD.lc.i w.~carnecMUm
catlC&rr)' rox~ atart w/an :dnt co, Ir xlnt COUMTB. SRVICI expertiae. 7W/MS-U48.
Couta1 Pfll"IKIDAel hens. FuJI or p lthne.: Day • &a.nf $111111 ...
A&eocy AccOWlt.Cll UOO eve ahil&a. Yofee'a Free. GroWh11°~anclal
2iOO lbr.bor,CoaaMesa No exper. ~ .• but you Naturally, FHblon JnsUtudoo aeeb eitper'd ---=--------"
will need 10 !'e>' " ac:c: Ialand, Nwpt lkh. Applj escrow supv or mfr for
BOAT CARPENTD typtnc. Th.. 19 a aaper l n P • r •on Tb u r 1 travel oriented pos. Xlnt
0 -·d woochrorldn1 akW co. w /xlnt bem 1011am 1 PM to 4 Piii hens. Sal nego. Alao Fe•
.-1,,,und competence. ~<::helpful ~!: ~&Ji d1•> 871-8850 ' Jobs. Call Carry Fox,
GOod opport, Apply Sam -=iiiiiiiii~----~ math. 10 Key & typln& COURlER·PARTTIME ~.Coastal PettOn· 1.. MorM Co, lS26 P\acen· ,. nee. Or .. t I~. lntereal· Netcl mature ..-eUabte in1 nel Aaency, 2'1il0 Harbor
tla,C .. 145-lMS. Clerical inflieldtowOC'kln. dlvldu11 2 day1 /mo1 _c_M ___ _
IOAT CAJtPIEHT& Cal Wly 54MOH ~ _ IXICUTIV~ SECY
Skilled with Int • ext SS.IOR CLBK ALSO NE JOIS CtJSTODIAN p /time, t'or eon,Jomerat. Company
Mat GJlfr. h h Ir 9t'e hool Un haa opening ln corporate u. /Vand t Wehaveanaeitioeen· COASTAL c urc fiuJ"c · o f c, for a person .... f\.o,..;..!.1. -k .... !9.-.. try l~el position in ou l'en DH1l •--.ov ••al•ll' uible, mature w/out.tandUtl ---•lll2•· ,.._, .. _ ... --Prod UOoCortt ID ........ -, pntle.man prerd. Send 1 -• ---.:..;...~-
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Boat anulanurer h1s avall~le. Tbe ~~all~ Z'l'IXIHarbor, CottaM • ref'•. to Pre·Sehool. !!fz!i::r:t?~eltl • c:~: . GllL FRIDAY
opcn1tip ror: .Exper'd candldatAt thou.Id bne a • ,, 1 =-•1 Delivery. ~M. munJcativesldlla. Salary F.•per'd, aooct ore 1kUl1 •--------------
&nm • tooUna carpen. mfnhumnotlmoatbtre· ~ERI TYPIST/ AC· r commensurate w/cxper. All btn•Clt•. Harbor
t•re . .Appty, AlaJ\lela cent work experience OOUNTtNG. Jau:DedlJte Ph: IH·•7H for In · ~f100toat.6U·3'80.
Yecbt Corp, N7 w. l8ib ud ban 4ualtftc.UoAa poaWon anllable I«' •n PATA fttOCISSOA tervlew. Gltl Friday for Arcbltft· c • ol 1eneraJ office om. excellent mat In • feid. ~ w /data enlr)' turaJ n ~ s.lnt typ ..;;;.;.:...,....-.... ____ ..._,Include accurate typ1.n1 la• D•••l•p•:u • .....__..•)'JWD 1 or az F4CTOlYWOllD ""· ~wa·
d llO wpm, JO ke7, and CoHtruettoa Office, · Ot 11111 ·amall ~JDputer CJI. JiJan". co. I"tmal• tna 6 1 •
.om• aptttode for N .. r ~DH CnoLr irit't; oppor to ~Noexper.Dee. WUl filO..aOcbs
fl•uru. l'•rminal Airport. Good paDf IHr.ai proiramml~I· Xlnt to. benetlt1. Gfrt~ ._.....__,,...... ___ ........,_, ~h apedet>tt d beDefitl.1'JMM eaJI &u. Fltime nl&btl. Allio ne4d 5'.MM03. Btrkpn •· tJpla• • _________ , ·~ w., can olftr yoa for •PJOlDJ•••L. ~av. bclp-lleXihle ~ pa•PAD•TtON &tlorth~CJt~. naedtCt aq txce Jtnl •tut\01 .,..._ EIS..i9 .......... • r~ "' """ • .... _ aft .. aalary slid exCitbsil Colll· • ...... r1. lea1e contact p f T , f 0 r u n I q u • ror PQt•uvu. 1row-
PHY bHef.tt..t~·'bome CIJaJqQ,,_._ ~~'!.«=!•._ a1lad /undwit'h 1hop. medical aaaoe., In S. "'°"rill us In cu~ nC!W FU1L TIME __.. -t 10:15-:Z:l.5. Ask for Ma. IAl\lna. Great workln1
faclUty. Pleue apply f,Q FIH eJ01•1a1 ;,atou. C-:..tty Hotpltal Ken-at lm>-0003. ~t =r advan·
l*t<Jn: L&cated l• Newport S1872Codtllwy
Ctntcr. Grut worltlnic SoUth La1un1, 92S'11 FOOD SPVICE GllU MR.DlD TIB4DATA ca:MlUklftl With thr belt GHllll WOllCH Sandwlc:h d eUver)', 5
CORP. J*Plt. Clll Mot 5070 " Rotatlnl ahtfts l lam· daya wk. 4 hn day. Own STAMDAAD all !or UM TaJlor Shop Delivery Man, ror H rly '1:30pm. Xlnt b(,neflta. lr&Mp. Earn ovr $.UO
manaaer. momtnaTtmearoute.No Applylnpenon,Contact hr. Call h m-lpm,
M OlflS Ha hi ~ecttn1. adllt onl,y. 21'J Mrs Dunla1 Cost M 540-8339 DIVISlo.4 to ~~"b~~':fi~~z·~ hl'I per day E~nomkal Memorial ·~Mp1i!1 ~T ----·----
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An Applied Ma111euc" co 1t w~ll Call NOW. car ~·d Westm\n11tcr. Vlctoda Ave. ~01t11 ~. ~ W. St cntrom 842·$678 Hnts Bch area 131 0126 Meaa. ~An Yot1? '-=~~~~~~=~ S&ota A.aa. C.0270& Needed retired moth r tol •
Don't 11vt up the 1htp1 C1a1111fled 1d1 11ell bla twlp raJA bu.utUw blby ··u l" It •n clautflrd Ueme. Amall items or ,.,.... .,,..,,_.. atrt f<rr worlu.nf mot~r.
Ship to •hore rf'tullsf an)' •tem. Just call Exper'd. Apply, l1W 50.,.w ,id'arf'(l'd. ~5.!!!._ 642-51178 Vcm Karmao., Irvin•. _~ ..... n .......... __ ~_._
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Cll P!'l V PILOT TU!!d!f. October t t. Hl77
•
Nabers
Cadillac
2600 H.trbot Blvd.
Cost.a Mew S.C0-9100 •
BUY
THE
HEW ' EXAMPLE: EXAMPLE:
NEW '77 FORD LTD
2 DOOR PILLARED HARDTOP
MEW '77 FORD PINTO
2 DOOISEOAM ...
THEY'RE ALL HERE .
AT OUR REGULAR
YEAR AROUND
DISCOUNTS
. EXAMPLE:
" Select shill cru1se-o-ma11c.
POW8I' front d1ac braltes. power
aleenng. front bumper guards.
blrght rocker panet moldings.
deluxe sreerlng wheel. power $ 4999 vent1la11on aysrem . .coo CID v..e engine. waw radial tires.
rear bumper guards, dual rear
Mat apeakerg. AM radio. tinted
~molete. Ser. 11181349 Stk. #1098
. EXAMPLE: EXAMPLE:
4 speed transmission. front
disc br~es, rack and pinion steering, bucket seats
carpeting, minl•console.
electnc rear window defroster,
steel-btlted radJal ply tires.
wheel covers. 2.a liter 2v
engine, front and rear bumper
guards. Ser. #187325 Stk #1060
·EXAMPLE:
MEW '77 FORD GRANADA
4DOORSEDAM '77 THUNDERBIRD TOWN LANDAU NEW '77 FORD LTD II
2 DOOR HARDTOP
NEW •7 6 FORD I;. I 00
CUSTOM FLAIESJDI PCIKUP
QarpeUng, woootone inst panel appl1que, 11m1ted
edition pac~ deluxe wh991 covers. dual acc.nt
pa.int str1~ d1g1t1I clock, automatic parking
brllk releM4. 302 CID V-8 engine. setectst111t
citilto-0-matrc, WSW radial tires, power steering
PC>'Mlf front disc brakes, deluxe bumper group.
tinted qlau-complete. Ser. J171237 Stk. J0526
,...,, .. CQllW tionwg """'"'ttl\t" ''"''*'°""""'~ ~ f•Oftt '1 W: 'Dr......_ ,.,.,.. hMf ~v ..,.., ~ a.o •.ao..it P'r • ,, '""•" 400 C·O ,2\: •"G n• Cl•t\i•I LrvlrrOer O•OWP hOM lO "•' nJ iJ'9'1p.t, I nte.:t ~ ....,.,,ut•-QfO\aO '°""•" .. ft(•O~ .. V"'9•0"° ''-•..,_~,
9'M '4l'ICl't ~··~· Mi,...~"'"""' h"' •WW"'-'< w.:a D._ • ,...... ~it40 "•f-etfn.••'11 .,.,~ ... (.;K.11: C0"11 •ft'lh10e'ot•f>
Clllta. ~ ~, ,,_,...,.,,... ~ •tt~ OOOt ~ '''Ch:lnQ"i """""-" ""*"" .....,_" •'"P' AM:fM ., ... W~Vi. •.C<Q 'b ..,,.., ~ Qf ~,,.
......_ ... "-"I ...,,... ' ....... c.-.f ......_, --·~ PG••' '"-" ~ ~ M>W"d l~;arao" 1~<••1• t.,e....., r .. o &rl'<• " r ,v..,,1
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WAGQllS IMPORTS
176 THUNDERBIRD
175 GRAN TORINO •74 TOYOTA
56199
S9UIRE WAGON WAGON ICorollal
V-8. auto trans. factory air cond11ton1ng 4 eye 4 speed rad11;1 heater. 1uooa9e rilCk
power steering, power disc brakes racho Lie • 112MNN Stock •3010
heater. lug rack L1c 11S30LXH Stoek 11 t007B s3399 s2499
173 FORD P.INTO
2DOOR
4 cy1 <1uto trans radlO heater, mag wheels
Ltc •856NWA Stock •3004
$1675
'74 DODGE DART
'77 LTD lf2 DR. '75 MERCURY '74 V.W. DASHER 6 cyl, shci< sti1rt}.!,~.~. vcnyt roof. Lie.
V .... auto trans . air cond1honlng. Power MOMTEGO MX STA. WGN. cyl .. auto trans . radio. heater Lie te23MCF Stock #2&45A
steennQ, pc>wer discs brakes. r2'10. heater. V-8. auto trans. air conditioning, power #551MOOStOCI< #l<C14A
vinyl roof. Lrc. t270A D Stock# 918 1teenng. p0wer disc br~ ... radio. heater, lug s41•9· rack. Lio 1383LWS Stock 12774. $ 2599
"7 s3299
'72 FO~~oC:~L 5oo '76 PINTO '73 TOYOTA
v.a. auto. trans .. tactory air cond11ton1ng. STATIOH WAGON COIOHA 4 DR.
power steerlnQ. radio. heater. vinyl roof. low cyl . 4 ~. air cond1t1on1ng. racflo. heater 4 cyt., auto trans. air cond1tlon1nQ. radio
mileage approx 5-4.000 miles. Lie. t<C03GMC low mileage approx 19, t40 miles Lie neater. Lic. J388JEA Stock J009A •. -.. .,0$1799 ......... Sii99 s1999
52399
'7~ PINTO
ZDOOR
cyl .. 4 speed, racho. heater
Stockt29A. 52591
f . ;.
51911
'74 OLDS OMEGA
HATCHIACK
V-8 a~o trans . factory air cond111on1ng.
power steenng radio. rtn1er, vin)'I toot Lie. t048LPB Slock •115A
52999
IM5EOJ
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•671-7060•
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Housinl( Act of 11168
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advertising for real
estate which ls in vtota
uono!thelaw
HoMMs for S le .................................................
Get1trill .......................
Real utate St\ LE ·
PERSON & RENTA
AGENT openings. Self
starter for a progres11ve &UU'tOvallve oct1e:o.
C...y & Corrtpmty
497-2457
Golfers Dream
•tesa Verde'• moa
SPECTACULAR home.
BR, 4 ba. FR. DR, LR
Spanish 2 story, ~acre.
The golf COUl'H is )'OU
back yard. Open Ho
Wed. t.htu Sun. 1·5. 1'190
Panay Circle A1t.
S4l)-06(8
ESTATE Sl,500.000
4500Sq.rt. house on 8 uca,
maid qtn, stable.. pool,
beaut. landscaped. Appt.
ooJy n• .sca-1188
CROSS COUNTRY
PROPERTIES, INC.
lnvestm~nlD1v.
~ &t.at.eSalape~n
1oo-t.COMMISSIOH
We furnish de•k-
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OLSON ·-...... _,.
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TAYLOR CO.
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Get GREEN c11sh for WHITE elephants
wi\la a Cl.uiifled Ad
Call '42-1671
VAHITY
MESAD&MAR
$79,900VA
Large 4 bedroorn with
beautitally added family
room on a quid street in
Costa Mes.. The Offner
is anxious lo tell and is
ollering VA terms at this
low price. CALL quickly
751·3191.
UNl()UI: li()MH
REALTOR~ 675-~
2443 East Coast Hlghw;1y. Corona del Mar
also in Mesa Verde. at 546-5990
GtMNI 1002 ...... 1001
BROOKVIEW COHDOWNIUM
Visit & feel the comfort & warmth
of this elegant 3 bdrm, 21h ba.
Townhome. Completely
redecora~ -.amenities include -~. temus courts. indoor atrium, 2 P•!-i°'• m1rroi'ed wardrobe, heating
. uruts lri baths. $84,500.
COM TRl-PLEX
Walking distance to shops &
beaches. Three 2 bdrm. unit ;
~ner'B unit havine extra bath & fir~place with shared pool
privileges. $179,500. '
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JIOll thga•• St. .
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~61 .US HIU/f'Ql LIASI
New Bedford Model, 4 bdrm, 3 bath.
M83 sq. ft. home with expamlve ocean
view. Nicely upgraded. Vacant &
ready for immedlate move-in.
CE .
IBDlll ILllNS ca.·
OVER SO YEARS OF SERVICE
OPEN DAILY 2-4:30
IN THI MIWER IWFFSI
Spectacular 2 Story End Unit
Townhouse, Overlook!ng Sparkling
P~ol And Ramada. 2 Separate
Swt~, 3 Baths, Huge Family Room ,
Easily Convertible To Another
Suite. Highly Uparaded. Many
Custom Features. $157.~
, . Ill DOYa Da&VI 631·1
LIDO JSLE attridlve 4 bdrm, t ~ -.i-·
•lOl'J, used brick frptc. Beamed celllna• •
. bar,dwoOd Ooan. Lee pat.lo. • ft; lOl. fm.000.
LIDO ISLE oewly r.cnodeled 4 bdrm, den, •
bath, llvlnt 1'11\ w/.,athtdral eeWsaaa. LI•
muter bdrm autte. •·•·
Bill GRU NDY , REALTO R
J.l l u uy"il' Or•v•· N h t. ''> t.l'>'
~AMI >" REALTY
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st!CT•cuu.1 VETS ATTENTION Don't Miss This!
9'dityo.,lea VACANT LOT VA appnlaed valu Spa.rush stylelbr.1 'ba
An excepUuoal custom CDM HO.ouo. Offered at w1fanuly rm & p<1llo.
bwlt bortM wllb vaulted 118$0. Qua.llty bU1lt 3 Lg. yard on qwct Cul ck
wood beam ceJllna. Ran S~l_llau Hill lot bedrm, I both. Shake :.ac:. "\lo~e in un c:n.·<hl
beautiful 1ohd oak w/macnuiceot. ocean&: root. brick fplc. approv1&1.SB4.500
cabinets thru-out. Fashion J1laod vi•••· hardwood Ura. Near %
fireplaces l!l livlnc room Perle« lf11\1our cuttom tchooll fr park. Vacant, c..ulOJL'l<M
ancf anaater bedroom. bo:iec.· 1, ... vaoa CO. ue anytime. CalJ PRO DCKANGE.111&. leaded 1lass wmdo ... s "" ,. • ., $40,UJl
and a ceramic Ule fSS.OJSO .---* aa.TALS 'lit l,!~•tl Jn tbe master 963-6739 557·7~'0
a'1drm Unit $250/Dlo PLUS ea.ta Mna I 024
·i\JMBastaldeJnllmo a c9'ann.loe 2 bedroo •••••••••••••••••••••••I•-------·
"i:Jh'.li"Jltllahla 1311. Rental •l&b ftreplactl ;r .. •su c•• .... SH Seller Needs Help ,'i.brOcUnvtewMOO aod a separate palio·1--------• Jll<W rP~~ 2BrEutsi~hOUle$400 c)eek. -...__ E-1~..v Brand Jtew pool & Transfer rt:d. must
UNl9UE CUSTOM HOME .
-Gt-..t Jocatf• wHlt lots of prfv•y -'
a view of th• oc--. L_... ..,.. ... ...._...a..g c..._. with •et INr ..t 1..,.
"'--~ ••• $179,500.
497-2419 IC'9Yk~9tedty 'Wltl...,,............._, jacwaal. aover~d paUo sacrifice ! Beaut ..:• --••I 311Z Hard to find Mesa Verde come with this beauUIW. Spaobb atyle 4 bec1rm SOUTH LAGUNA DANA
,.• ""-.,. • Country Club location. l.Y decorated J bedroom, home, lllPfll' buialn at ~GUNA NIGUBL POINT U,.! La.ria 4 bedrm. lumlly 2 ba1b ramU,y home with R' 49MM1 485-17~ 4SJ·881Z , m "!!~~~!!~~~I rm & dinina rm. Great cocoa brown carpeUnJ, • ~1· ·g11 l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ........... 1006 -" view. from J~ lot. cu1tom drapes, re.I ._,__ ll'•••• .. •·•-•••••••••• QIAR.MJN a Ila'. 2 Ba Offered at und er modeled kitche n arH .,...._. 10441,..,.. 1044 ~' l\t . Xtra lrar Jot, frplc + t brapt. Sl»,000. S?OO,OOO.CallM0-1151. PLUS an enelDsed tront --------•I
• 1 vJew. By Owner. OwD.-,140"7030 courtyard! Only $85.900. l*.fTl.509 _.., ··savi Open til s::io pm, Moc· lluallM#••oc• 1040 ---~ 1burs. •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• .... Pallat1l111 I 007 IRVIMI T9.IACI S&S Resale SpecaaU.ta. 3, T , ....... ••••••••••••• VW.bOme.Cu.tombullt•--------•11£1 · 4or5bdnnmodel.sava.U,
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11 POSSlllLJ11IS din. rm., 4 bdrms.. av. , $l ,000 O Plac9 Pennington Yropertiea eoUaat 00 Balboa ba .• at.oraae rm .. " ofc. 5 D WM Plap•ll-_________ ,
Pealmula.. ~ b1oebak t :i!:!J }'0~ ~ takes over i.y~enU oo ,... .J!,\-'920 IUOf WON1 LASJI. ~ 2 ' Bdfm., 1 th Stereo If intercom home+ •PPl'0~-1 Pia ,,~th 1oe•t studio. system tbruout. Securit far duplelt. Owner will ________ , Beautifully upgraded ~ R4 aonlnl to be ayatem & many othe carry {Uumcln1 ." aub-FIXER VA Townhouse. 2 br end un· toC.1. U1e~our ni.cellu Complet ordinate. Call. Rick • 1t. w/lovely creek on 2 ~tknl for l"fnn04iel pr1 wuw.Agt Byen Brandnewcpll&paint-sldes.S74,950. 9.t enjoy Its lntrinslc: vae~. ,.,.,.. · · 556.7777 you do the rest I Small or .;.oartn as •ls. BIO' now. 1>44.2343/8"13-005 WorldRMllbt• no down pymt. on tbls n
'Toa ad vaata1• OJ roa SALE to be reloc•ti•---------1 home. Popular So. Coaat \." CAUIOlll"U .omens ruah. $110,000. ed eea bM at GS-'25 Iria Plaza area. • br. ramilY PIOl!.£Rl! EXCtlAN&E. • OteORIMS Rl!ALn Ave. Submit bid lb writ· 3Br. 2Ba Condo. 2 car rm, pleasant rear yd. ~ --
• e * 49.a •01r7 * ln& tons Dlari&okl Ave. 1ara1e, Iota or st.oraae. $72.~. Huny "call! 983-6139 557-7620
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I. By owner $202,000. H l had th' ~171M uge rees a e is ---------11 cllle 2 bedroom home
WAMT!D
2 or 3 BR hm 1'/view in
Cdll. Ally price, al =-':"8de. Prine only.
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Completely remodeled
on an ovenh:ed lot. A
with fireplace & Fr~ch
doors, patios, larce
fenced backyard with
traUar access. Only
$82,000. ()pen UI S:30pm,
Moo-Thurs.
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COATS &WALLACE
REAL ESTATE . INC.
I MISAVllDI
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5 DR, formal dlnlnl
room, z fr,>lc'a. All bll•
toUntry kltcMll, :&IW1q.
ft. Oll1.J '133,950. JClnt. tln~int.
VA$69,000 a BR. dlnJnJ room, tam. nnl new bltn kitchen,
batnroorna ft cpt. Won't
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JIM WELLS JlEALTOJ\
M7..Q4 or tm-2831
MESA VERDE POOL.
HOM E wanted for
aerioua quallfttd out of ltate beyer. 3 to 4 Br +c Fam Rm, up to S\50,000,
Loni ettTO• ~Hlbit.
Broke>r. Unda. M7 6100
Of lllOo603I
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For laat sale. Thls 2
bed1'oam famil7 home la aero. from the ne•
local partt with pools, teams. de. Now uldaa '51;SOQ.
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................ •••••• ••••••••-• .. ••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beaut 4 Br ho111e, bch out ••••• .. •••••••••• .. •••• ~··••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• PrtvatAa P 1. wlsha e.&S .. LUFF 2 BR 6&1. sty adult rront. PabuJous vu, cum• alA.RMJNO a Hr. i 24. I , a ba, bHna, 2 ear New Exee •. c.aodo. trad s Br bom• 0 ~ ,, p townhae. Reno' all'd, IY o~ p! tum "50/mo. wt.oler r.,,1c.. Malw'e adult.,-DO pr., fenceid )'d, pool, cul·d•· .. C, lntl. Lake
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Coif Couue to s Sit fbu Jmt red1tced colle&es. $49,SOO. 542o.sJV C...SOAtP• D....t, Calf. ~water, a Dr wl boat ~ 1..:;.:~:;:.....;7111;;;,;..:.-__ .....,_~-
wllt.rtfmot 1'.ome w;p· «~ Brinl ynur paint nous callllS 31846 ,... ...._.. T_. ca. 1Upav1ilable, S7UO/mo. 2 Br 2~ Ba, Sboc'tcliffa, On ... _ Waw. •Br• "allp. Lloda. Lido, tc. tt.L..(;,SeUerwuta ac· . 41-0SO la ... a... On Lido Eleiianlly lge btautfllcd yd, antnr, a Br+dtP w/frplc. Clalle ( , ...... dtn r,;, z #t MH'J~T tian.MueoYter. s-ttaL-1016 FUl111llhtd -suo,ooo. a Courts -l,7SO sq n. turul1bed 2 Br Incl'& 2 car au. $BOO CPO, to ahoPl>ln& caiter, bua !t~t. ff.SO,~ •
l.C. TATI.OI CO. •••••••;::;~:.......... Only 100 condo units. 6 Pool.I &jac!Wis. wetbar.. plaoo, rotor TV. mini Mt~lM. • ~~ce. UH/ mo. ,..a.IJ •
9SS.0HO • OWNER SACRIFICE etc t.-lc Wall be shown by owner -C.R. Reiter vlew, pvt ~h. $800/mo. 2 BR1 etove, retrig, uUl •· Me rt ..a 1169
$135,000. 190 dea oceu from today 'tll sold or 10/19177. Call (1) Oceanfront a Br Doll 1aroener, frlJJc •patio, a Br wtxtra 11• Fam km, •e. ............. .
ZAIZHOUDAYlD view this price. Lot 714/346·4727 (Reller> &/or U) 714/346·5883 JfouH. Short term uoo. (apply Tear ne&r the lllleach "Hnt ..... , •• .,U
5 BR, 3 BA, i'am/dlne worth asking price; cute lh~nnla club ofc>. or Portland, Ore100 (1) *350/wk downstairs apt.) 520~ Harbe>Ur, "25 per roo PIUIR
rm, 1patk.lio1 pool home, 3 Br bme worth IGQ,000. 503/226-1151. On Udo. Wuter &\ beach Orchid. Hf·~ Avail lmmed. MCM:M7 Xtra ibarp! B Bi. I M,
.. Jl_V_.J4_ll~on-lfl-1lo_t_b"""r-,-fa""'rn-t. cmJ>lU'y upfrd'd & bet· Bein& remodeled In & and mini vu. 2 Br. Newl redecorated 3 fq>J, 'pool. 2 tu Pf,._,
fm. 2 b •• l •••• hold ter\hennew. $198,500. out. Purchaser could 8>0/mot bd Y 2 bath cou-ae • ..,....5 patJU. ptmb Int. $195/m'o.
it•.600. (110 IT$-5m; CoadPrOpertles :i•ml~ co~ra. 3:832 . WATERFl\ONTHOMES ~'. lot.a of st~":ie: IAtuast:;y;mwyou M.arU~Ml-'1'1t; m 'lk~('al.3)~ Co ar yn r • • ove .__Property JOOO ~•.D•Hff. 831-1400 ~l a\riwn oa maater will be Uvlna rent IJ'iee calllMO--· ..... ,,. ......
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ii" "' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ Cll~.,....DO 673-7229 purchaalna your own W..tclltt area. tplc, • tlon 3 Br 2 Ba Lagunu 20 ACRES. No down, 179 "2"" Br.-' 2 Ba ~-• home. c.au a.,ytime. tit '-di.a rm, I cw Ill . Nl&uel, 29436 Vlsla coo. 7% unlil paid. l7.900 • , ""'""''•Just renovated In/out. sco-••£LTY .,40/mo.lae/opt.81'M54.S. WISTCUFF P\au. ~lm, if NA Iv F. P., 00 fwy in Barstow. beaut.ilul. STOO. 840-1751 nice 2 Br, 1 ba bome. So ''' -•• =llAUTIF4U~~l__ •P maa _ _ Also S acres in Vic· 1927 Orlctnal w /C•ll !7~ii,!~ :~iS ~cg~ U6.7UJ ~BaA Hon!,!,~~.
----.., Z ••&1-IOtO torvllle $130 mo. K· modern kll~h. Ocean Wood 11• ··--' .. ..-:k Y OD ..-• ..._ S. '' ... PRIME Investment 754.7900 view, 1 blk heh. 3 Br 2 Ba, f 1 ce u5t' -:' .. in•C: ino Gteal bous4i on cul bHm cell, frpl. I• • • ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• W D ~ d k rp c, qua 'i c.,..., aar. de-c b ~ ba Spaceforboat•ctm~.
r-. fer•al llY ""• PUCKER UP EASTSIDE A.tf1:A.aORUGO p1~ f.t..e ~~. f.~; !dii M50/mo. llM-*9eves. poo1~p1_/;l poo1'.!~. Cmplt fncd. $415/Ql~
ltrlcll fplc, 2 car COSTA MESA Artists Desert Retreat cpl, no peta. 71 -673~ Costa Mesa 3224 Fliieuei. M' ..... b,•cb Call,5'1M!Oll. .... :, ••rc:.J: 10_ ... 1,... •. & kiss your landlord DU,... av 4n acres well •· electncl ..... ~ .~ • -• • good-~e & move·an to .-MOA ..., • °' · (ansaervJ714-481·759'7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• & library. 539·270 BhtC.PtasaJBR eedltti· uub~ ..... .._. , .. .., 3 R B f il 3 Bedroom UP""' ·t ty. 2 bdrm 24x40 mobile --~L B n-..... ..-1 <Jlm) . 1 h .,..,.• ~ • -1 w.g • l li A, am )' r-r uni home, alr conditioned u.....~ lt.....L-t....._..a .........,, new 3 r 2~ .u., -....., • It. Freeh palat, P Uf '" tltlt •Xcleth• home w/cornm. pool al with sundeck, lower 2 d W 1 .--~ Ac 1•r reft1c fthr 11 ~r.cr 8potUm tbruou&I
.. L .... the baraain pnce or on'" bedroom with enclosed 01 -est sty e out· ••••••••••••••••••••••• d...,~· '1 t.en.n'it vr'ly Nr AUanta/Ma1no a W • to_...,_ pool achla -'!!!!~~~!!!!!!~! • t I 9 Ito r • o o • 'T paUo & yard. Kin& sized bulldmgs, to• lrees, Ge• al ]•OJ ,:.,:, • _0• u ..... H .. "' HB.3 + fam rm, DB, Ull ·-~ ~~ .. • :;; $14,,IGq. o.,..... wMI $Sl.OOO.Callnow! bedrooms, Individual fenced, completely In· ---• 6 """· ........... _.... rm or 4 BR-DR. Cplo, .. _..,..,.,.,muu..-" llST . ......... • 540-3666 laundry areas, bullt·in eluding W~tern Anti· ••••••••••••••••••••••• New Brookview Condo. 3 Ba's, cul·da-sao. *'9Slnc A&enlt40-55llO .,•
Concliticm/Prl«i WorWWI ......_ range, oven, garbage ques, or highway_ 78, •I lrA R_..TALS bdr, 2~ ba, air cond, llldener· Act.~. Lovely unfura. b~-h
Pa!ennolfodel •'7MS•S diapouJ, &dishwasher & Ocollllo Wells, off-road cal\).,drpJ, all mat:::-bocae 00 bay 'fl/aa y ffnbor View Home Clreplaces. Just s years park. $6$.~ Adchllonal Wb.Y P4Y $25·$30 when plna Pvt ~tJo, , nm l244 front. Pvt comm ~-St•.1~ old. Owner desires ex-parcel5 avail. FRED G. youcao•eUbebestfor pool jacuul. No pell ...... ••••••••••••••• .. • Balboa Covet PJeatt·.~ ;~' ;;• Larae CUJtom Home, ---a-...1r..•-'-chanieforadd1t1onaJ Wl· w~~r~ALllsW,t-TE Sl3Sie:'~:t!:'~~aya *4s0/mo. Nr. So. Cst ltBfTALS • ~I br;ib.a;ba'r .•
I • Udo Isle. PooJ si%e Jot........_..-,...,........... lls In San Clemente. Ocou8o:ens Cace .. ""'duplex Pilla.~ 2BR.2ba ••.•.• $425/525 f/160/mo. Yrb' be. Mh ,._••UIDrJIMll~ ...... ,000/offtt!S_ . Fleltiblli· ••••••••••••••••••••••• $148.SOO • · ......, 2+Dor3br 2ba $52$ w.-. .. f"-8812. ...._. •. __ _.... ~u--COLl.OF.._.E........,.RT (n4)833-84100ocal) Slll5Bach.ulllpdwiyd Mesa Verde lu.x. nee. nn .. _ • ·· 1 ,_.., 'Y OD iotenor features. --....--• " ,,.,,,.."" (714)0coUlloWells5 S21Sl brplex, ulil pd home. 4 Bdrm, s ba. $36.'l a..,..,2 ......... ~/ 00 .-c:alSTCONDo • M <S·S> ~40-3383 Broker ,...Sc* l 100 '75·551t $2252brbouseH. Bch mo.1&UilasL'9'7·*2. •BB,ll~& ..... $550n~ ""'..-··•
c:oopetaUQn, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ------'-----*PALM SPRIMCiS s:t5()2br hou.sew/yard COSTA MFSA 4 Br, Ba, pOOl, teonl 3 • 20X!if Skyline 2br. 2ba. 5 rns 3brunltlddsok SEEtobeUevenewcondo 3BR.2batlw ........ $650 ):ldaofL$11100.64M'751
UDOISU411. Star C.M. Adult prk. Dlttret.t;,..,.rtyt THUMDEA..-0 rm 2br 2 story eondo 2~Ba.2Br,2fplc's,de· &;occition 1 &w/pvtentry.Agt. Rent under $130. s mi lo lcanflnd itroryou. C.C. VILLAS w/pool,kJdsok ~r wallpa~. pool &
Jo d•maod Newport 12%9,000.1-&aH.626 ocean. $27,$00. By Beacbareaspeclallsl. BY OWNER. Dttorator lSa&NewportBl,C.M. J&cuuL 3 man to bch .
• Jh la U• b om e. WES'ICLIFF dlx 3 br, Owner. 645-33$7, 646-6267. Probates, Foreclosu.N!s, furnished. Dix Condo. $15. fee ~ $450.18'7-620C ~rooms. eaUn1 area, ba. countey ~tyle ram _ .. __ ,., .._... WANTS 1 Banktuptc1es,Divorce View. 2 Bdrms, den, 2 ba. R
roct flftptace, hu1t Uv nn. outdooC entertalnl.og ~~~e ho"::'e'~ t ·-k lnvestment properties. $140,000. (714)32HUl2 LOWl LOW! llMTI Halecre1t 3 B • 2 Ba.
I""' ~m, Corn r lot. -uae.. "-n da"~ 120 :::.:'o .... ~~ .. ::.r 0p ... id' Below mvket pnce. ~ Save Ume IU " mMe) clOM to O.C.C. Ii-Frwr-
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I .._....1,,_ uUST SELL. "'"" .......... ...__.._.._."'"_._ 200 Call~UfDZ1' • hard o find rentals to fit p. dh bal-v lot -"-•· .,.,,, • .., -v.~~ ~-....-......... ••••••••••••••••••••••• _..:.._ __ ;...__ ____ , --"'""'"" gve,~100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------l·--------.i yow budaet-ell prica Ni~home, Eastside, new llll &he iaild, sea uld ATTEH'TlOM a.11 uua. crpta, very clean. 3 BR, 2 ~13 CAMPus~hMIC& aDd Vin. Jm~\'O
•SPIHDAILI• $71500 CRV lllOdollbouse,nrbcb. be, adulla. or cblldren • wooday exterl r. ruve!:=:! Sun· 2 houses on 1 lot. !br tc t $200uUlpdnolaslmo. ok. No pe\I. MS·9SIS aft. IRV. Grava Nu 2 be'. 2 Pri•aeTaDl>/mo.
nymead, approx. 490 ~~~ce!~1~ens~~~~~ ~t~ ~tl~ ~ f:2 Brk~ds:e::?!~ &pm l ba,den,lrpl. Pool.tennis. OCEA!CVRONT a Ml'QI,
acres. Perfect. for mini· b!epermo.$71.500. ty.Lar&elot.Nodownto 12SO~CS;klda~~-..wPOITtti't MTS ...;tc'l:....;..S.._MMllf7 ___ aft_s_P_M _ _. offt~. I•• nn. Cllnlnc
rancbd. 5 Mil~ from Ne.,....ltHIEstah anyVeteran. S290utlpd!Brltlds1ar Brandpewlat,l'itBa,2 OltAHGITRll ;u:boatdock. Prlva\e
LakePetris. .Usodcrtes 556-7177 $28.S2Brkldapetaok sty hie. Jl'rplc, bltna. 2 Plan II Wa 2 BR. 2 Ba BESTUDONORD
R.C. T .A YLOA CO. '4M•H I Wortd RHI Estoh Sl7S 3 Br kld.s pool car: sara•e quiet .t, cioM home ls located only ~' L o c A . T 1 o N : '55-0350 ~281'FPmust... to~$S&Smo.le7088 blk from l4t.uli•. club LUXURIOUS and com· 100'• lOO's &r. lOO's m~ boule & poot Onl1 '400 I ACRE UMCH Out of~ avl, 1, 2 &r. 3 Br. Call the S BR, 2 ba + deq. Z car mo. Avail. now I RTS pletelJ redecorated .l
Fixer upper house. 3 car Seashore Duplel Property lSSO expert.a al Consumers pr. 5'2S per DlO. Realty, MJ-4741 bdrm, 2 bat!\ fr dblln_t
garage, bunk house. out u•••••••••••••••••••• • Guide and save. Sml ree 54e-3262 room and two O\lldqOf
bldgs, well waler, $177500 Xlnll60AC.parc:elonCn· Ufe.64A-4000 1 B duplex $ll>S 280 Lovelyto'nbseJBr,2ba. ~~.!!!t.· .!J1~W]t-f (eneng. lots or trees. Be· ' • ty Rd. b'tweeo Redlands· A r do "B': 1st 1 · t A/C, lrg encl pal, newly .... ,...... ••-...... 1o.-11 ing apht into-2's, Yearly lorome $15,600. Sunnymead. Ulil&water Sun: we ~~l'~ore, but ~oc.::Z.s122 . . is + painted & lmmae. $375. lareallyetegantllvlnc,11
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<714) 678-57l7 bdrm. lower. Fantastic vel nearby. Sac. owner HOMEFIMDIRS Eutalde 3 Br l Ba, tee 38r Zba 1 le le cov bath+den, dlnlng rm, A
WATERFRONT OR 522·2080 beach Investment. Just going overseas. Sl750 $13S bach utll pd Fam Rm. just repainted peiio Nr 1~11 • park " private patio. SlOOO/mo
VACATION HOME ON 7 ACRIS U.,tcd!Agt.G46 98U8 perAC.213164S.1"27 __ $145lbrfum unit & crp'd. Detached gar, ibop:c. PSO/~o. Call la.e. All 1.ido be~Uta
WATER Be ur 1 1 BRAND NEw.2 S50 Sq n $2AO~br, utal ~ plcx wdle en~loaed back lk'end4t. 540-*6 or evs With these leues. Call · au u Tum ot the century, 2 UClUSIVE 8 • . 1 S250-br. fncd' (.ar yard. Avl 1mmed. $C50. ~-aboul the apec-tal Bdrm liloblle home, story Victorian mansion 4 r , 1 acre. \ll!W ol. S275Jbr2ba kids T JI. fU.S..l.5211 .. • benefu u en v bave completely furnished. bid F 0 UR Pl.EX " 1 l h hor.;e property in Upland .--.5br ''ba ki·•· -1~., .... ,_ _,OCK ..,....,..ER yo a, All amenities ror adult Barn. many out as. elet;3nt owner·s unit an Hgts area 67$ 3U3 _,,., ., ... ., ,,.. ~ KIDS J9STt -• u•ua..:.n .,..u"'" •Hb these two a~ve water. un pJved roild p;irk like :.urroundangs -Ask ror your free 1• .. ,.,..,... 3/2 bdrm, 2 ba, ~l Udoleaaea. •
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SAUSBURYREALTY CCMWIRrdaf i.--------• Why pay taxes! · Ex· 58r3Ba.2slyhme.3yrs aecl~. crpts, wtr pd,---------• Cal\673-6100 Pro,_r+y 1600 •n •MD MEW change• Frank Zelarney old. G<>Od nbrhd. ck>:>e lo Avail Oct 23rd, ta~&_laat NEWS654br, tam. rm,S ---------!••••••••••• ••••• ••• •• • • --Realtor. 494-8502 schools, park, shopplnl. 642-387.a ba &owabome GO" O(· quJllty building for •---" 1-•-at-"'" Wiii b~"• Us"--•. $4i:i mo. White House 5 .... • , ... ,_ it. ".. •"'""' """ ._, -· OPENTILSOLD •-.. quaulY bu)er.,-1 Super PROBLEMS? R fl -nr.•· ........, ,. .. ,. ems •au• • cooalderopt.ar and COO· 2530 University, :Wr 2Ba, Prime comm toe. on C'Or· upgraded un1l3 All with .... ~",!?· _,. . ...,,,,, en, £'!1z.!1~ Cluatned Ad. tnd of Ale to npt pty. adlt.a. Brier. 7~_9023 ner 2 major st.& nr Vis· fireplaces, enclosed n-ey are our specialty. ...... VIW _.,.. 95,'29 ---------• ~land. Bldl has been 1 a r 11 1 e 11 , p u ti 0 s , Creatively bandied by 1 _________ 1 m. ·
beaut. converted. to 4 spnnkleri. Townhouse trained counselors. WAFllT T 0-PoW l2U swte office + lobby style. 1113 bedrm. 2 bath Phooeforappowt.inent. ._ • ...... • •••••••••••••••••••••• ~ll«ll 3241 • br, J be, ram nn, 321)11
Bonus bldg also meld and <31 2 bdrin, :.i bath 67s-tt61 2Bd,2Ba. NEW Condo. AVli U/l, 3 bl', ll'.a bl. ••-•••••••••••••••••• eq.ft. J"4SUUaao.N.B.
Could be converted to ad· ..., .... ..,.,., .__ C .... 1 •s~ CO RefriJ, dbl tar .. ·· .. S3:iO fr,.., cpl. lhruout. Cla. to ARr" BEACJI HOTS *12:50 mo. Al nt, 5'1·:ilm
ditlonal 4 sles. Total -·-· '"" ,......, ~ • 3Bd& Fam. Rm HOUSE scbl.a marin1. ~ per l d 'd J 8 ' · packaie orrered al loyMcC_.. REALTORS Lse Pvt Yard ~ 1i4-12897'17 aew Y ecor • r, TasteruUy d corated a s149,500 World Wide lllOMewportll•d 21.U.9Newport81vd,N.B. Uld 2,,aa,c00d0:· mo. · yard, 1ar. dellcloua t>.lrm,Jbatfi,de.R,COii ~-~-----1 Brokers.&'t:J.4545. CostoMH41541·772' a.ti Estate w•r.Dryer& Bfwo 32JZ vlew.~mo.~ do. WalktobQach. Poal
f 07' -:;=~~:-;.~--:--~~~~~~~~~~ Went.4 2900 Refrle .......•.•..•. 1675 .. •••••••••••••• .. ••••• ABH&U3 8!'2 Ba, aorner tauiis. "50fmo. Avail U * S..OU Ofc lkh)• ••••••••••• .. •• •••••••• JBd. 2&. Qt.re dlarp, H4": bome. 4 lot. <Jre.L riaw. eiioo rno. mos. leae. ask ror .J •r "
BEST BUY JN SAN E.c:M. Sll7.500 SAN CLEMENTE ......... Sit" NEWHOUSE. BR, a BA, fplc, cpta, Mo.toM0.;.•lle. ~IU-7270
CLEMENTE. Full ocean Completely refurblahed ~·d~L:~;;·!i~·.ln O~~~ Nal'I. restaurant chain Sep D.R. REAL d~h 2 ~· Lovely , EBB1'CDE • UDO SANDS 3 Bl'. 2 ba,
view. from thla prof ~ns~ea & dou:00.:r~~· $127.SOO. needs Org. Cly. alles. VAL~~NYOTHE'ft5$450 ~Acent:n~~o, ltLTY-41N·NSG bNct\1 •"°'!';.:PldW. ~
dec:rt'd 3 BR, 2 BA bm tu an c pe · · . BERTHA HENRY . 120' min. frontage. Mln AVAILABLE 3br, 2ba, oc.an view, lat/ aat, c:"'C ~p~ nc;
Harbor F.U.t.w All e1ec ~0&tPied Own~~ wUI c1•1TY REALTORS 25,000 sq. ft. Co~op BOB Pl:'9'9.IT Twnhl!:., 2br, 2ba, car, frplc.191 mjuana, Arch pdl.142.-. ~ kitchen, quiet at, onlY 0 Ii;'• Toan • cont nu 2lSDelMar "92·4121 w/agt1.21.3-2.83·TZOl liiiil 1· , pool, t'en'lft"J, etc. Beacbfl&U.~ ira..,.t-an!IR~~::..--
Slll,500. Try 15"'• do\Wn, maaacement tr desired. ."REALTOR PIO/mo.+ \iULmon.2 41t~l2$alUPll • ~·~~,.?"i
& hurry. Prlnc. only. Prln. onl Y C 111 Jo'OUR·PLEXlNC.M. WHY Um "SINC!:l.947'' NrEIRincbo.u~\.O,
\714) 49'-8033 or l213) Owner/Agent, Liz 2·3 BR, 2·2'S Only We buy homes for full 751 T•441 •amtilitYtilltf 3234 Victoria Beach, 1 Br, 3Br, 2ba. 8&80 be. -----..,.....~---,..._,~ 37Wlot. Evans,547·2533 $129,500. 0't'ner Agt. marketprice.lmmedac· !'9 -••••• .. ••••••-••-•• Cbarmer~ &tOA6 !pie, JS2.m3,ev•144 --...------•c~~-I I ~T C.11540-0555. tion.Agent9'34567. ...,..3br,2.beexecutlve brick patio, walt·bcll, ~ HOME+APT, -"'"""'5 own· ............ :.:.......... family home. Verl •m1na Seavlew,new•br•IV~
...,.. ••"'I ·~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• pr va e w wa . ti.;. n.:...--...,.. UI ....,, • Bring • ..... fa-11~.0tder3 ._....for• 1700 --I t /10' l ....... Ya-'-tY--~ee~
BR. 2h BA. 1125 aq, ft .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $15 000 DOWN _. Famlly rm, formal d.m •BR, 2 u., u.:... mo. Conun. Pool acl'OM from' park with DUPLEXl68,500 t ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• OMWATIA rm, up1raded crptg, ·~Vie?~~ Dla.~;
CataliDa view, PLUS Assume loan. Showa takee over payments on ...._. ......i.a..d Charmlnl 2 •I.Or>' In beat aip., Jacunl. ~ Jno. ........ •• oot-.-
BR ap&. Steps to umna 1pend Shake roof, gar. house+ approved plans ••••••••••••••••••••••• bayftont location. _4 ?!,1,;,!!.ST; 540·0511; -...... -.-~·::.:... .. 11.~.,_...~;.....; • .;.&l~~u'."".·llil-•-•••illlll•
courU, only SllS,500. VA Prine. 3S02 W. Chestnut, for duplex. Owner will lalaotllalcmd 1106 Bedrm home. Yearly .... ._ 11111: 1AUW1-._;.....:~,._._,l..:..........._..;..__, t.ennaolt. Agt.~·9607. carry hnanclnf & sub· ••••••••••••••••••••••• leue-:.sl.00 mo. Avail. -------------1 ecut;i\'8 hint.op home. 2 !/!:Macnab -Irvine
BERTHA llENRY Be the lit Owner. areal ordinate. Ca I: Rlck N. 'BAYFRONT·wlnter 4 CW"lll.ahed. I' ,. lf•le9Cll 3240 fplc '· 3 Br. 2~ JJ.I. corn· REALTORS .. Byers Br2 Ba. -mo. 642·1670 Salisbu.ry Realty • ••••••••••••••-• pleteJy moder.n bllo tax shel~r 12> Triplexes .,_., 67s-6900 •••• • lutcbea, prl via 1: f, _........, _______ , & 12> 4 ple~es, Just beln1 556-7777 da)'a,S48..a&C7 3BR, 2 BA •lcrp\I, 4rps, Ntlulloo, views forever.
completed In City or Worid Real !state BAY FRONT BEAUTY BAVFRONT, pler, 4 br, Inc.ct yard, ktdst,-\S 1or2yrleaae, 1110.
Orange. To sell ln· 2Br4!&, pier, S.11$. be,famrm, din rm,elec. OK.f $J115. SMIS"'5417 Apnt,
divtdually or collective· , Winter, avl now. 6'73-620t aar. dr, no pets. Ca _no __ f!t_. ___ _....'---
ly. 7141 ~58·2747 or SIX UNITS, fpl~ 1• pvt rurnlsh. suoo. mo. ca....-. W!arp 5 br euc: ~ pattoa, encl gar"· all 2 COl'OfMI clet Mer 3122 675-0525 ~. lllt1hJu • .-...~-cted ~--ii;;;jjiiii;;iiiii;;;iiiiiii;;;iiiiii;;;j !;;;;;;;;;;;;·;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;,. Br 2 Ba, :'Cl nt loca ta on. • ••• •. •• • • •. • • • • • • • • • • • " , .... • .. vi $200,000. Great Western •BAYFRONT• 3br. 2bu, En&lilh collage. thruo\I\, 2'100 eq. ·• 2~
IY OWMR R. E . .5.'f>·U'184 : 963·7600 4 Br, pvt bch, win\er A,il. New kit, b1.1thtm1. Oar. r:,;/~mat!rt:\ a;_:Wt~ HAUT. OCEAM.
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$131,$06.
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Yorktown VtU1& Condo, 2 TRIPLEX ZBr 2 Ba. 7s-«l21;6T3·2500· Yrly.S525.675-62:Jt) kitchen,• 1ariltner furn.
yearsold .. 2bdr,2ba,dl•· peUos. encl ear's, mon· ............. l14t lolloeP....._ 1107 SOOO/mo.148·9417
hwnsher, laundry rm, 2 thly income $750. Sales ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••.--••••••• car 'arage, pi.Lio. Muat price Wl.000 1 BR fc De r l I lot sell 1n escrow, asauma· Great Western R. E. 3 Arch Bay. 2 Br, frplc, . n, rp • •· ~n ble FHA 7~7., l°"n S3U ~-078"or963-7600 ocn vu, pvt bch. 1675. Perun. Pt. Part rum d.
mo ~/t.,axea or $12.800 -544-4418orl-t99-2066. Quietarea. S4GIS.673·7'15,
down on new loan, 21S3E.OceanBI. --.. ooo ,._ e h d •· FOu•aa av 1br. Ulil pd. ll~ blk• t _., •um. ua ar • ,.,..__.. bch. TU mid July, G4S. Point, •i block tooce1n or ---------•
Adams • Drive by 9683 Coeta Mesa $132.000 25% 4!M-$0l2 bay. 3 hr+ 2~ ba, !rplc,. 2 Stly. Home w/lg mm
Blckley, HB . .,.,., 7 down. No peLS. 95$0. mo. ,yrl)r. aiatt.11 )'rd; frplc; ne-. ~~~~~~~~~--9'.l-;:;;1;;;323:..;;or;..;"':;.;"'·3;.:l;8~1 U.S.A. REALTY Htwport lelld llH Owner <213)881>·~ or crpl1Jdrp1. Walk to ----=---------:;.. 646-0507 •••••••••••••••••••••"• 1118-5~ b ch I• c bl 1 /a b.o P•. ..;.;.;;;,;;;;.;..;::.;.;;~~...;A.:..._ S..Jiiila ._......_ ____ --'"--t, c...... 1071 .,... •• ;
•••••••••••••••• ••••••• Onftt -'100 '11 Ll'lOM ••••••••••••••••••••••• MUST SELL By owner THI IUCH Don 'l dlaturb tuanu ~ DR. al• A, nJStom New duplex 512 Bol"a, ~-· C•S?"b lhru· Nwpt Hgts. 38r;2Bo ea
i.t .. -----------4 o u\. V rote 111 lo n a I 645-2ll1lo1ee, prin. only. lan41capLoJ w, auto.
aprlnklers, Offered by 8 Yr o1d Duplex on 11 tot owner aat. .r Bl'Olld, 'Nwpt tJl\1.
(114)881·1$15 6'$-2111 dt)'1', 146 9303
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1 MY ESTO RS ...... '"°~ 2000 l MlLE TO BF.ACK ••••••-• ••••••••• ••• • • a BR, t'iAI BA. twnhouse.
Comm.. pool. ownn anx·
foua, has bouJht new. ,,._,
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Tuellday, Octolwr t 1, 1977
Move-In Immediately.
Deluxe 3 Bdrm, 2 bath, ---~~-----1 &llndeck, encl. gar.
$500/mo. No children or
pets. m. 1229
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-IOYSWAMTID COOK • HSK.ltPR, U ... HANDYMAN Lep1 &.c;y18(1c:ept. 2:&· ..., .... ., .... Bank.Ing ACHS 10..15 Nooa. to 4 PK, MOll·Frt. Exper'd In carpeptr)' fr ~ snf'd. Xhlt typln«. ~u.nar..g
0Pil.A110NS c.oita Kea uea. l!arn 110. Pl•t. EAlll•.b D"''T'"' ~ electrlcal wort. Apply In no 'ab. Sal open. Call . UCENSED SUPERVISOR SZ0.$30. per week. Get-1peakln1 only. Own •. ,. ~ S"nu peraoo, Gulllver•a 1D2511forlnter....-app\.
l>p&ndc bank bu lm-tine new cuatomer.i for tnmp. Esper. 6 Rell. ACCOUM11MG CLm Jlesteurant, lUU
med. ,_.,,01 forexper'd TSE DAILY. Pll.O'l'. No MMr1l TEMPORARY POSJTION MacArthur Blvd, Inlne. LEGAL 17Plat. 70 WJ>JD., PERSDNNR ....,...... dellveriq or eolled1D1. Ao lmmedlale PoSftlm S. p.u.dl• foe a 4·5 Jton-1bura betwn tam-~esp. Goochp. ~japervllotat Callthiuumbertoapply ~ ... ~-.... wHk period H a video display terminal ltlllmoaly. pearauce~()(h'ontc'-n~ ---·~·' o.ar.~ ... c. UMJ54 __ _.__ openi1a'fara.Buic/Fou.t~ler.Some SalaryCJll -~ ""'• Appltpcnoc~_!le.f!· Nat'l corp • ...U am· aJ*ience la dellrable butwUltr.m lndlvtdual HOUsal8'IR tc.l«IL PM& Slltft ~~ CANON BUSIN°SS llillbll indiT. tor career ith ... _ __....,....,.......a ... -··-_....,..-5 ~--"'_ .. a, per 5.1SE.J.atSt.Rm201i llacb'a.~hu~ tnloJq otferiDI rapid APPb'~-...,_._ -~--, -,__ wt"'.'•ib.';.;~;.-l(on. ~S...Clert
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level pell! De,._ oec. Call Bartaana, US.Z100. u" w ..... :y Simi COSTA..-.... lloulework. laund. abop-,PerlCll.. • w. lb St. •-.-.-.... 11!1!~•-•_•_•_•_•_•-_-.-.-_,-• 11 1--_.1,.,. ap;nrlltaa DeQaiall~P.-i• --~ ..... ,fterranda Colt ba• CK.
aiat T cSeiiin fr~ De!SetYieeolJJ"rine.82 Ww_ ... ._.. f1f MO ••-&Ga,.... ;d ""UL Must ... " -------~I ol adv.aoM electronlc Klcbe6ioa 'J)r' c.l fw Alf 1111 .. ..... ~ 6 refs. f::, Ute Bl•*'Upbi.r • MOTISlrCOUIC-calculat.ora. Gd. •ciiditf • -.ii.• 6-CMUl, llLU' per wt. Call J!lltller llacbJae17 wott lor 'nOMTB.1.B oaad'a; Opp. tw ~ C°""5&~ -I • Unda.MMMD. 1oc!rsmtt'.Call10ot'Ja 1>1n•mk' bank hat Im· Send ruum• to: Uva.IN -...ow •-1 ¥ .,.. LYM,FJt&...a med~ fOt Bau Emplymt. Due'mt. Jlanied. ao eblldrea, lio"8d.eetTr. Berl.nod, a.u fr 1.a. 'P';t Udo
exper'd ~ "CoUec-Dept.,SWaAnaotc:. =';!;;.!e!8~n::i• _ _ ==~~11=.~ ConT. Center, 488
dWTeU_rvPlyAt: AJao. p/Ume a1n&le lacb twpW..ted 1l00 ..... Wmhcl 1100 :scbl fOI' 1barlo• her Fla111tlp Jld, N.B.
SAHTIAGO IAHIC CIJtPIM1'R ok. Oak T,.. Homes, ••••••• .. ••••••-•••••• ••••••••••---"••-•• bouMkeeiiln1 " cOot1nt -~-oaou...--------4 ... u_.,~ "'•DIS 5!SE.UtS\,Rm201 Roush framer, non-~ DOG CATCHER & talent. $mall salary. MACHDelST -.~ .....
Tustln. E.. O. B. =· i:1~· 1~ oot1NTEJl HeJp days 6 GUARD wanted. P /Ume. l'nlrDll omc£ 846-0'ftl'1 Min 1 1ts exp. Laree a OllD!IUI$ ~~~~'!~~~~~~~~~~~! 10AM Wtd/Tbun: momtnp. McDon.lda Will lurnilh unllorm al.nUlRL HOUS&•Y varlet)' ol WOl'lt. Top pq X1nl benefit.. Bayview • ~urant,314.lHarboi', ~er hr. Call Your akUls are In de-Llve·Io. Youns N.B. w/2 wits v~atloo. Wlll Coov.Hoep..~TblU'io
BanJtina CAR WASH HELP Cll • ......,ukforSUe. •u ,._,_!82'.. ~m.'!1.,an1 I· ~Waethaallvelem•ealanyof~~ family. Mu1t 1peak cCoint•l lder lrtnc Sr. C.M.~.
LOAMSERY.CU( Overl!,h!J·Tlme ..,,_.., .. -._._, int ~ Enillsb.Refsreq'd.App. zen. •n)' ace. NURSISAIDIS
Mtrlneca Savln11 i1 ME:J'ROCA.RWASR '\&UNTEll GIRL ' DOITYOURSB.F w:: w~:g: ~~:rye:~ ly, 2833 W. Coaat Rwy, Mt_·7'1'M_. ______ , ()peoinPooallabitllfor ~l·aA •:spitr'd loan 295'>Harbor81.CM ~~w:!~u•:a=~ Would you enjoy a please. N.B. Call for appt MACHINIST 1tro111 on NunesAides.E:sper'dor
HMce clerk. Must be Car wub help over 18 lbllelff«ZS3 cballeoie w/xlnt eam· Sf~B.L M2--847Soc~. mills. Must bave Job trainees. Full or p/Ume.
capable ol handllnc ln· Aak rw Geor • al Pai 1npr If you have 6 bn m>Campaa.Stel30 Hou8ekeeper p/time Cor shop exp. on R&D and Apply Park Udo Conv.
surante & &ea'l loan andlalboa Bf8vd. or call COW41'8 GllL per wt. eaJJ for tntervw Newport Beach SC1M071 workinl couple. Flex Pro· type macbl11ing. Center, 48f Flaphlp Rd,
service wor~ lnclud. te«4lall7PM Sandwiches. Kon-Fri. appt. llra . Swllt, hrs. Nice Irvine area W•iesto•perbr.~br N.B.M2-8044.
beDiM • dema.nda. Type uam·2pm. 556·0780, 7Sl-5813, home. 833-0929 alt work week, good com-o..&.--,,.1...._. wpm. Xlnt salary, CASHIER ClBk Irvine. 5:30pm. .Pa&l1 benellta. (71') ~ -· 'Mlf'kinitcontislc~n~flts Good -·-y .... --GDC\ -··-or (213)4'"""'"'1 Exper'd. 7·3·30. Country1-;;;;;;~iji;ii;(iiii;iii7 u.Jud.dall\ai.App1uM1 p ume Days. sal. CUSTODIAN P/time, for llnUV"-. -WOR _........, _.._, Club Conv. Hotne,1111
ManMnSavm"' d.U4pm·l0pnl1CM8'11 cburdllrllft4cbool.Hn ===ta= URG&m.'fMEIDID M~=~to ~~~~11,aAGPM-~---·-----• 1~15 M01nnt-r.i Or, N B. Cml EnglJl('t?ring Deslro &salary nmble. mature exp or w/traln. Beacb Must have phone & ~li•· 7. Guest bome, CM .
F.qual()pp Empl)'l"m/r Draftsman, full or gentleman pref'd. Send Drapery, 16892 Yllbken bl• transportation. Long ~111 •MAIDS•
ptime.Salopendepend-~~~.}~Pu~:!,ebCdo~. lrvlne.54G-6464 le short term ass11n· 'Ibelnoat~ nwo•UTYSALO"' ing upon expec. 6 ~ .. u.: •-,, ... -•-u-"d •-HOUSEKEEPlNGILite 2 211N.CstHwy.Laiima D&:.n l" --DRJV-s u~. nl>U ay Q< V8C8• IWRCtrl'TERS. Auls· 2~~~r~~-Ap~ly~ -.,._ t.ioo pay. Hospitalization oc 3 hrs, 4 days wk. Nwpt MAIHTIHAHCE
tanta, Shampooers, ........ ui • CUST.SIRYIEP Local f\lnlllunt movaq planavail. Bch,nrbus.J3br.Rel1 lhntcvrlat.. needed. Service, 02-1, Su co. Exper. l'9Cl'd. Over •WAaEHOUSIMEM req. 7sz.2393d111,N«lf48 =r~~ ~e~~ ·"'•Co. Halrcutters, Clememe. Na1le:U.lqco . ..Uall :n.CaU.,..,_ ... ST-"'Cl.a•s ev a1.t-n.::..-..... -...., --------• around pers. tor vane ... ~ "' -·-.. 17 t.o clamlied Nwptlkti SU.Tlll7 • aeantni Jl'.'l*lll PR p. Entry level. ~ •stlP }UCllYIHG SUO br. oeed "11'1ov•18, ad oo a. c/o Dail1 Pil«,
y UICETO~ Can, m.2100. DemUa Ii 184CHTlCH + •FOIUbJFTOPaS lt. dl6!s. ParHm, aew P08mli60ec.t.aMesa,
$HAWOOGllL Tbe UnlftriilJ Atbletlc Dnnta feuonnel l'eCl'• competent penon J.ala"riewal-JJI04·Fri apt. perm, boaelt. nice _c._ara.,.--______ 1 Good waaea. Alto, <2> Club, Newport Beacb, Service ol Irvine, qu&llDed t.o aervtce vMSeo APPLY Job HD a.6-020&
.Aulltaa!a, will train. 200 needs ~ cooa llkbet.oa Dr. motliton • vldeo ac-BSEXEEPJt& LIVE-IN
N ,.._Dr N 8 deniow, 6lcb11 mOtivA· cwcm., ~parts . ~rt~ • · • ed. matUl'e person tc dept, utab. rental Spanlab •s>eak.lDI OK,
•BtDSTOR.e• cJep kltclieD, JOwace Ii DATAPltOCISSO& Hrvleea, autac lo need lmmed. ..,_77,
Atdst&nt Muqer for rwcquetball courta. Hn ~ w/data ~ market.Lu w/tttlulfcal ...,_mo __ ....._ ____ 1 Scf1winn Dealer. Sal•rt 3PK·10Pll or •PM· lbitiom>'•Yltem If# 12 a;p8rtt.i.Tl4/~1148. ---------1>
0,,400. Must ~ve prio 1.2AM. Call Jan bwu or env ~all computer --secy b~ m.ecbantc e•per. In 8:30.Uf II llOOD fOf' •ppt.. exper • .,._ d. Oppor. -..-...... atore.~. 752-1'll0$ !:!m :i01ra_.~'!'~~ Qiapmerate Cornpuy .. ,... its. ....._ .-.. bu~ l.n C!OrpOrata
DOATCABPENTBI\ CLERICAL-Brilh1 ~help, flu1bl olc. for a per1on
Beq'dwoo4worklnaaldU pel"llOa. wboMdutleswW boutl. Pteate coolact w/OUlatalldJ.na orcaolla·•-------•I
fl around comoetenN. include, 1aea.l ale. ru. 1111-Uaftlee, tlonar'abillty. •0· Glalbam Gld boaaec!q
Good oP\)Olt. Appty Sam Inf. 1wUcbboard, Uibt , s.Aeo.t mlnlatratlve 4' com· serrice Dd8 •oaaen pit L. Mane Co, iai Placen tf plq, and aome a.. C= 'y MOsplttl munlcativuldlla. Salar1 t&IPS. caruec"5-51.23 • tia,C. t.6'5-1141. 1 very work. Xlnt aJa'nQ~uUlwy coau:nensurate w/a,;er • ......;--.;... _____ _
IOATCAIJ'8f'J'a . ~~~~ Soul.hLasuoa.mn Pb: 89'·4781 for ln· GD1L Fri. Deeded. Cllli--------
SldUed wtt.b Jnt & u saw St., Coat.a K111a. -.au t«view. for'•JPt. ·
bOatesper. 12621TU·751·2510 ~zm $6.p/W'.'_..•f Ddlftll' Mu. tor euty FOODSBYICI dtli.RJDAY
NURSING
ATTENDANTS
ucEomcm
$1 IHto $1409
+s~a.Fea. ... , .•
Minimum •I• 21. bia!t ::
ICboel &(ad. woma are > ~ced to appb'. Oba,:
ta.lri appUcaUOD at PoDce :
StatiaD ~me. nta.ro .,.
no later than SPM Friday
Oct. 21lt. • obcain test ia·
(o IJooldot. APPl1 &al '
Betcb Poll~• Depart-
ment. 201 Ith St., Seal Beudt, Qi. 80740 (2:11) '
"'1-2S4l
• n... wort wk. MJ.22116 CLERK 1'YPlST I Ac. morulnl 'nmet route. No WOil.iC• ~'d, ......... ore skt.Us. t•llef. ·Joocl be11ef1l• _,,.,.,,....._ ____ __.._, COUNTING. Immediate eolJedlng, adHa-'·· 2~ a-m41550lln.. Baker. -~~--~~~·• MUST ABLE TO IOAT&IC'ft.ICl.AMS pos1Uoo a•allable f« an ~perday. ~cal Re>UtlD( ahtns llam-A benefits. Harbor----------------• SET.Up AND
W Dted '4 bo excelleatt)'piatllialead· -·tt.. W..un.lnatu 7:Jopm. ~lat benefita. a.rea.'700tost.8U·MIO. lNSUllANCE ~ OPERATE OLD C.P. U
e aper a\ Io I Dev e Jo per a car ~'"' AOOb' la penoo, Contact Glrl v..u~u ror Arcl\11ee llie "~attr. Pweona MEOICAL RECPT. x: .:U LETTERPRESS. etiedltdaa. Dnt com. Coaatracttoa Of flee. Hnt•Bcb.,....111-0lll Mn.Dunlap, Coata .... tural~ NeedxlnJJri llnes. Ex per. req•d. J!:x.p'CS. WU)' open. fl'r. A D l> IT I o N A L ~~~=a Near Oran1e Couat)' Dellvef'7mee for .. J'ly Manorial Hoepl~ 301 . "bookkeephaa f73·3HO. Robertao lnp ~ BJ.linl'W EXP£RIENC~ ON
dependent) Pd Llle Ins .. Allpoit.. Good compaoy AM Newapaper delivery Victoria Ave, 0•h ~dYI • Imunmce,Cdll · Spanbb. Brlatol Patk MULTI, DAVIDSON', OJt
Pacilloa .By .Klppe be:nefiil. Please e.all &te hi C.11. $$00 per mo Ilea. J.&tbertHa1Uewe1ler1 Medtc:al Group. 722 Al"OLLO WOULD BB
Yoc!U. 921 w. l'1lh St. ~~{.:f.~~tment. +baam.5e-t7•. . ..,......., S4totm BakerSt.,CM HELPl'UL.
C.M. 'DENTAL B.ecpt. Bua 8~n1, typing Ir CMBmRCtedltCletk ----------•
&itt "Manutacturer ha C...._,PhtMf' Pedo ore. Sap'd. G . 1or ~S::"c~e:ti-: .Needed·F/U.mepo.. Medical
opeolnp ror: Eaper'd l'ULLTlllE aalar)'/baefla.548-55118 'atffft p ,,._ medldl a11oc .• In S. FtrlMEstockClerk TRANSCRIBER tthn "loolini earpen· Fine clotblng atore. ~ASSIST ,,_ i.suna. Gnat working ~c:le~lr. ltra. ApplJ. Alajuel• Located in New~rt Vw;it""f, ---8~ ,·ult Gay Ho.n cond. "oppt.y for advan-alft wnppta1 , _______ ....,._ Y~hltofp,tMtW.Jab Center. Great wotkln1 tlmit..ia --.. · cement.'81HS76 Al!PlYIDPenOft WebavehnmedoPentna C.M ~tloot with t.be tJctt t. Eapor'd. Ex-9AM4PMOffSundaY SoUthOoutPJu.t tor medical re~ord1
• people. Call UW07o 11 paneled duties oppor. X· Pwlootopreparefood& GIRLSHEIOl!D a333Bria_,,11• CM tn.IMleriber. f'/Ume ~. 'D>!~!lflper, full charee. Mk lot~ Ta.lJoc Shop rarO!rt.1'9Cl'd.S&lopen. mUnta.ln stock level tor sandwtcb deltv•rJ, 5 ...., on 3-U ablft. Sun tbna
P.tr. Jtllh techoolO&f 111 m&DatW· H.B.MM831. veodll" maehlnu In daynrk, 4 bn day. Own Kennel help. weekend U•e ~l,..&a~lll•t¥Pta1. COCICTAJ&; OBCTALASSl'ST. small employee luoch tramp. F.am ovr A.SO In. w/aome wee'kdo -~ room. We o«u traln.tn1. b r. call a• m • l p °', work. Own trus. C•U i 'ftl\l'Ml?oEPoR1R•CPT l ., WAm.ISS Orthodontic offlce. cocnpetitlvewa1et&txlot 54().8319, •Pllt-MMZM ~ "" • .Learn &n 40 bn tbo most cbl.l.rlkle. Exper. pref. banem~
PARTTillE excmoa. •lamouroua, NoMmoker.' Day wk. THlllOADWAY 4--., l<IYPUMCHOPl N Cot YVUDIC, rapid 911-1400 -· -1
crowln1 t0mpeny. Ex· hliNJ p.Jd prot • 0.y ...,., oW.-.M.1. WllenAl-9 YOll?
..1 .... /h ~ or •99 seaJom. Place-DENTAL~JSTA.NT T141t*l2'4 Ne.dedretired moUltrto ptr'. prca • .,.. p r. ••OD .a.ent ,._, •• Good............. ,,,. •'r$. 1-12. 131.ona or -· ,.,., _, Ptddontist-1 1itJ olftce APlilY Venacaael lOAM heJf ta1-beautiful baby ~ 1C4..7141JSl·ttt• ~~11 ... parttJme. tOU:80Allotdlllor l1r torworklog mother. --------· .._.,_ lillonia Uoo. 5 Da)'I week, rd'• req'd.
IOOIOl o. Call. Coc&UU l>ENT • J:quaJOPPOl'EmPtoret Olli~ --------t Fu~~~0oa1'J'c~ :'a::'h'::· ~f.''st~~ ~~t~e --------• GUARDS aioo-wm trafa. cood _ImM __ .ea_err_H_. ___ lot deatlst cte la O.ta FridQhr11on To'200 Ua.lvenal 11 apandi.n.a
Xlnt huefila 6 X...,~TS(ll w ... ~HClh lt.1 •r•Uoot it\ Oran1e
.M:M411. COUllOI J>mtal8'oey/AeC._ llac(eQ(ul en~nr County&cnc!edHOpart•
S1UDEMTS, F«N-'11...a•h la IMk1nl aecy-~ run lull time security of· HOUSEWIVIS ~r~ ore.~ do jc)utnal ent.rte11 ncert lmmed. Exper. not
Supplement your In· D-··o--o ·~il ~ul~~00°P/:~: nee. Tt>p waiea ror ex· corn e. W or lt on _ .... ,,.,. 1u.o --• · per. personnel. Car &
telephone. Guaranteed Chalrtl4~ tJtp r. • tUa " Denn1a Personnel phone 17eq. 21 & over
hourly wa'e plus bonua RDA. •'-' D&)'I or Ptr, Service of Imne, ~ Veterons & retlree11 l~t8 yenra <tf •I•· l!:v• 250 i . 1'1th St Sulte o· N.8. C.lltG-2GI Ml~taon Or. welcome. Uniforms fum nlllJ WOrl. Otuln nl!W · • • ------------------• •llb6tttritlooa fot'the Dal· Cost.a Mna. GcMlOO Debta1 tbalralde 2nd U· r.illtw• __ .,._ Time & "1 for aver I\ hrs. HOW IS TH TIMI '·•... .._ AWIY 9·U and 1·5 Mon 11 .-.lot ..-!tine wit~ an Companion-Christian 1l1tant. Exp'd. Mon-b~r'd . Apply, 1701 Fri. for Job teekera to check
odllll aupcrvhOr. }Arn woman net'ded for c 11 'J1nn. brb.flG.&llt VonKarm.en, lrvln~. ~•enal Prohdloa t~r Dally Pilot 11•1
C20 to l~t-~looor I d,. l.atebaksinc. mHta: DISJIVl~H&R G"'•Dn.1a llU W. Ith St. S.A. Wantt'd clasalflC'atlon. I '"d .. drive to •l1Pb· lJ~ ln 0t Appl.)' lia penon Mul· m·d~ ~ l the Job you w.11nt i~ nnt ao 1:30 5 day wit. Call Jeune. doon'a lrbb Pu'b ,.02 • .or apt C'Omp ex ---------• there you mlaht ronaldtr ,.. Frl ..... .,...... • • N study work Repl Don't 1uve up Ule ablp! otrertn1 your ser\'tt'a ~-------i-4 ... oo· • .,., • ...,... NewportCtrDr,N.8. to0ctaulfl.cladno:M.c/ "Uat•T lt ln d.aaatntd. with an ad ln the Job
Dall7 ~PO Box !Seo Ship to shore results I Wanted cateaory. Phon'
IG-11'71 Want Ma Call MZ·SC'TS Colla Mesa. Ca 112628 942.se;a. M2-s1'711
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I
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Rubbtr hose prochai;t1.
Mutt pua to. pllys1cal
lnclud. back iraya
Irvine area. Call C9
eppt.5t0-7D E.O.lt.
•UA'LISTATI•
or experienced. To
tralilln anU. Private
Olftot't. Lara• advertla· tnc llucket. C•IJ now I
PACIFIC COAST
PIOl'BTI S
•631-0400•
. . * T~.OctoDtrtt.1tn I HelpW•tttd 7100,,...toYou 1045
MetpWc.t.ci 1100 HetpW.tt4 11oolt.t,w..w 1100 ;;:;:.::;:;;;:·;;;;;;;~: ~:·;~················· ......_ .... , ... ,.,·u········· •••••••••••••·········· ••••••••••••••••••••••• An&ie·• Ptuu. ~ tA Paa Rd , Laauna Hill• conp11y for .oldrr. -•utlt. Clirl w ih1m~ upc:nse:.. 4 ~T aner uani. $111 ~. llti0-2'19 yr old .V11b Bay Gcldmw. Gorgeous diamond & ruby YOUltMCOMI t11H5ll0t'~es. nnc. 2 daumoodt ur THE CITY Of WOMAN over 50 for Lovely kittens. See to ap· roWlded by 12 ru at't SSSI SSSS theatre concei.ioiun. preeuil•. REG'd ,, Arab rally 4 yn; m .:ulu, \ery btO. ac.
'AST TIMI HUNTJNGTON DC IPH Wknds only, Call Mr. t7U-8lnl o Id. V c r Y t I•:. h y ! S&OI> ~·171.3 ,._ ~ w-K """' I -·'' 873 "'"'" t650/beat o!r. 648 8128 ,_..,""" -....,....e, . .....,,. 8WkoldmaleKillen AS, OR l'ED IVORY HOUSIWIVH E:1'f11Jl t & T,.... AO I ........... WOOD WORKER. ex(>er, (anta.aUc penonabt)'. ..,....,.., 1070 1''1GUKES, roany line __ .;,;_..._.....,-~~H COU..WSTUD8CTS Ann~ces0penin&at'or1h1!P01>1ll00lluf. f1n1shed carptin· 6i55&5Sor&UU747 ........................ juwelry po, Lallque,S?' aft ubln d
Guaruleed Hourly ler cabanel maker .¥Int WANTED carvln11• " Jade . ketch riued
Wqe Plus Boous. 5:30 pay, benents & workina To Lono& bm osll, Sep TOP CAS.H DOLI..AR !.:_!!.? n ! !!.,11e . Ca I I $l7,500. 8J5· om to 1:30 pm. Call ELECTRICIAN cond. Immediate open· tember.lyrol ems~ l'AID 1-'0R Yo•1a :·-·• .. ·-67M5W 64iMZZ.Jorcometo2SOE. CETA-$l,03lPer .Month ina Lldo Wood Workil, 8emal'd.53IM8541tftll "! ~~~__,~.;..;..;:~~ 17'hS\.,CoetaMesa. MECHANIC 831-0'JSO 0.rllng White & Black JEWELRY, WATCHES, POrt. dshwr $30, Rot.ry 28' Clipper nil t, ·r
fem . kltler1. Also olh11r ART OBJECTS. GOLi>, mower $15, Harmony llnt!a comp• , ne-arJ ULESCOUMSELORS CETA 1,005 Per Month MlrchandlM SILVER SERVICE, gullar $11, •t•rc:o new 't.rtr AalW\11
M•n and women with CLERK TYPIST $760 Per Month •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• ::iJ kltt1e1 need you. FINE FURN & AN w /reeord .char HO. Q.93170rl'1
out1olnl penonaUUea lo MAINTENANCE SUPPORT ~ IOOS -11 TIQU~.64.W'lOO 64Q.70G2 .. • ~~~!'!!~~~~~ WOrk with youth. Part CETA--$827 Per Month ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ft• KJttena & Cat. Lova· Gorxeous diamond & ruby R"=A;.~~·ES ~~:'r:o~~ 8S~-~~ gp!r YOlITH EMPLOYMENT SPECIALIST Wonderland ;!!~~:f.~en,\o&Qod ~ :~a:;~~~~ess~!t ~
At least~ on each ~1~l1 g}~01~~i5 $79l Mo. Of Antiques! Anllhn -1050 In sold. very btfl. •••••••••••••••••••••••
lranlac.1.ion.Strontlocal BeachBlvd.,Huntineton OFFICEWORKER-CETAII HUGE warebouse ••••••••••••••••••• .... Sacrifice$500.1162·1713 Want~~~~M:Cdl
fttm ~h openlnp In re. Beach, J'rtday, October · <Accountinfi) $757 Per Month crammed with over soc STOREWIDESAt.E U...toct 1075 964·2005
sldentl•I & lnve1tment 14, 1t7T,. between 1: These are· CETA unded poalllons & require music boxes, nlclrelo· New & used rum. appl'a, ••••·-···~··••••••••••
dhlliot\. CALLs.s&-2660. andS:OOpm. H.B. relidency & 30 days pnor unemployment. deoo pianos, circus or ml5C Wilson's Bar&aln Reg. Morean mare, broke •~SEl;.ECT . . F.qual()pportynity . Appllcahona will be accepted until 3PM. gans, wall c:loc)ts, Nook. 54.5 & 114 W. 19'.h, to ride & drive bllt
Employer October 18th, at The f;mplO)'mml le Trainln1 gr an. df.ather clock&, CM. 6'2·1930"541-3:361 """--'C Mof'ian aeidlng, PROPERTIES (;enler, S38 Main Sl., HunUnatoo Beach. Ci ..-------........-----1s.tes FeePaid aKmallJJganuques. **IBUV** Ena. Wutern (714)
Ralf.lltate leplo $15,000 ~!;~~~al ,. D-1011 ·---------t
lllvtt urJ:c::,~:rs2 netr ~~~.:;5~~e.i~ W..i..W..t.4 7100 ........,.Wcmhd 7100 Galleriea; l802·T Ketter· 141
::;::_.. ... • _,,.. .. ...,. IDi St., Ir,·ine. Tel. crexp' aal people. Top lnd1v. Deal w /com· ••••••••••••• .. ••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7M-1Tn. <>$Jen Wed thru
oommW!oaa paid. Call munlcatJort componenta. ---------i Sat.9AMCQ4PM. Vlsil! GeneformfonnaUon. Abo Fee Jobs. can BiU SECRETARIES TelepbooeSa.Jes
tlliiiiiiii3483iillll ar.c.y, m-zroo. DennJs HOUSIWIVU 4c Dennis Pu~onoel Y~ •kills are lo de· S $SSS$$$ lll11UD ACTalSS r-· I ( I 1-maDd al ill leveb ot U · _,. v ce o rvwe, i'all ia here & allboueh it WILL SEU;
C~HPAID
For cd UHd rum. anti-ques & cir TV's, 957-8133 _M_i_c_belloa __ Dr_. ___ -i J:"U:~:;.mt,~ J:.a:. may be early lt'a Ume to Mapfice11t
=-...,,.,~~~~~~= nr.-. ........ _ •. when you ftart making IOtoe extra Cal1c&l--""" .... ._., • cash lot CHRISTMAS. ---· TIIUU please. Time/Llfe Libraries bas which includes unusual
MEW
~-· Ccs ttvwporw 'I SIS-HotlllU. the finest & one ol the colored jade, fine
4320j:ainpua,S\el30 mocrt profitable p/tlme Jewelry, fi&urlnes, 6 pc. Bediooin 1ot MUb"I' SACRJFJCE
$16'.00
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, __ _,,.....,.-...,......------:-;--;;-;-;-~-:::--;JmNilewportliiiiiiiiiliBeliiiiacliib-549.flO'liiiiliiiiiimll Jobs avaJl. We olfer 3 ivories, Clolsonne and
R £CE P. TIO N IS l' ,. S A L E S : H a m shint per day to fll Into many 14)\lely misc llema. ~IR.L. 11art·tfm~ Sandwiebes. Matur Secretuv."'-pbt. Work ~ •eedule, o base Thurs Oct 6th lhru Wed
2.l Pl II d d f -, •1 1 Oct 12th al the toatart. ·ZS. nsoe1t peraoo nee e o days or eves as stbedule Y ll&e + a com· SHERATON NEWPORT 1865Harbor Blvd. CM troml:OOto•:aollon·J'rl permanent part Um premlta. Must. have m.lasloo & an xlnt bonus. m Suite 651. Start.in .. at ____ ~ ___ 1 __ _
ce.11 poaitJGG; ~ a\. Hooe above averaie typlns. 75 No travel. F /time is • Baked Hema. 3100 E + ....-Uln a: avail. UAMeacbday. King Silo HIDEABED,
IEC9TIOM1ST eo.st H~1. CclM, Cro ~:,.~";; :crth:ad TIRED OF THE newherculon covenng &
J.uur•nfe Acey neecb 2pm-Spm. Or Cal required. Piasa Ex· ROtrrlNE? VICTOR Talklna macb, maU.Sl!i0.586-8176 'ood t1plat. F1Ume. m9000 ' ec:utiveSultet,'152-0234 TIDSJOBJSYORYOU! Victrola recoJ'd•. Convertible sofa, like
1'elepbon• aoawaria1. CALLUS NOW AT Caruso, Galll·Curci, new modem$16S
ireet clients. IS3·9S$0 SALES •SECUl.ITY OFCiS• 133-8095 Alma Gluck, Ponselle, • 1'1s.-03l2 ·
_Mn __ .Ba_~_. _____ 1 Now reaulUn1 aha t.atab'l aecurily firm TIME·LIFE Scbumann·Heink., ---------•
ll.IC9'110MST ambUJ.oua mea to se need& reliable men 6 UBRAR.1.ES ChaliapiQ, " maay Jlectiterraaeaa Dmin1 ~ HarfllOr Yacht ~. tools " a women for un1forml'd Equal Opp Emplyr m/r others. Sor!Je over 50 yrs. Room set, w /I chairs.
Clu R •• p• Peuoo ~uip. ft.to lrid~ ac aecurity poaltloaa lo ---------old, rascl.oatinl coll. for $122.S. S58-4643 • ---------t:IOW'.\b YI to -pe ,.._._ u ......... t Opera buHs. $SOO. or olr. ---------• .,, ~exper(JM + · ....__ ..... .rUM or Pl Telephone Tool Room 114 ... 1...,.,. UkenewSpanishSPc.Qn ~. l)'pmS. tall 'Mt5. ~No exper. n~. C scbeduleaavall. lldirees Salt'll·Earn to S2<1.000+. __ -....._...,_,.,., _____ , Size Bdrm F\Jrn. Ortho
A......_n_m.-~-Bnnwu, '1Sl.fl3'. --•-me. Phone collect. 11 •~a"--·. Oranae Co. A-•i,., I k I ....__.., ,.._. ........, "'""' uvt"" "'""tue ova oa m nor. mattreJll II box spr1s. ---------•SAL.E&-Needctd 10 qua malD olc. for appt. (213) le LA Great beoefll•. be\'eled S&B. Larktn desk C.11548-6542 · ------~--•I dialrlbutora for ne 255-0156.. seewity It rapid advan-SIC,phaamcre.s:M-6811
multl-le .. el salea co. Service Sta AUeadanl. cement. Call Republic Leaving State, nat sell Oro1111&t floor appor erper'd. J\tll or p/Ume. Distnbutora, Inc, Mr. 5'" solid oa.t table, 1 hie ruJJ of rum. 620 Utica ~ .... _,., •~ '"-•·--, 17 .... Roy, '1141834-9088. years old. Reatored. St.,H.B.
on-... nnv ~...,.. "' Must sacrifice. -~-or ---------•-------------------• 1•-----.--... ltlrvilli,C.M, TELPEHONESALES bestotfer. '152·2085 New HC:tiooal sofa, won't Local company bas open· rat new hie. q,uill 'd soft
REST AUR.ANT ftr or P/f, our 11, ao phone calla. apply an
PftlOn. betWffn 10-llam
ooly. ENSl."!'('S lCE
CREAM, 217 Broadw•y,
La1Bch.
Seivfce SU. Nlfht A\lend
2 Or S nJtes a wk. Apply.
Sbell, 17\.b & Irvine. NB
lop ID reorder dept for Afipl•c" 1010 &rn f)oral, but ofr,
exper'd sales pel'$0nnel, .. ••••••••••••••••••••• Stereo Med. cab $150. lM
ON THAT
SALES JOB
hi&b commission & FRGHT DAMAGED ~
service Station Alltn· boou.a, xlnt company HOTPOINT SALE. 3308 ---------•
dant, exper'd. Day a: benefits. Contact Mr. W. Warner nr Harbor. SOUD WALMUT
Eva. Full"p/Uroe. Ap· Webl1er639-4620 SantaAn&.'19-2921 End lbla, 30" -.q, 1111. SbeUSUUoo, 1'1th 6 ---------• CASH PAID +matcb'I 6' corf tbl,
IJ'\iine, Na TEL8tMOHE tuawral finbh. Each w SOUCITOIS For Wshr/Dr)'nLRttnc •tora1e ompart: ll
Senlte StJ. Atl.teodaot. MWil be expr'd for part wwkin& or Ml 1574113 eU9tom cut plfit.e CIW
Ume" lull Ume. No aell· GABAGESALE Pncesoo O\'erW'top1.AJl~OC. Of\· Ina. Make appb. only. rec o n d l t I o n e d ly '150. Lag 'Nl1uel
Pleuanl surroundtnp in refriierators, wahra Ii _493..f2e_~l_W1_tJ .... 1_7P_,M __ _
Santa Ana/Irvine area. dryn. Guar. A del. lOO's o1•ln1rre1ti1ood ~
---------• C.llMll&rattfl7-15S7 DUNLAP'S 10116 frames. 7 styles to
THIATRI TalbertlAt Euclld) F.V. choose. Some plain.
U •hers Even l n I 9G()72l sorneN -raocy. aomefoak.
---------• employment. Apply in rrrusr SEIJ..BUl Washer o mattruses. rom penosa 7·9pm. W.rnet " l>r)rer, &aper Dehae •135 ea. 28122 El Can.
Dnve In. 7361 Warner Model. perfect runnina to, Laa. NltueL dS-935
SHOE SALES. Exper.
Put/full time. Ne-Nport
ara. Call Mark. 644-4411
SILK SCUIH
AlmST
1~~~~~~~~~! Put, cooadenUous, ex I• per., for cuatom 11lk
i.--------1 screen shop. Muat be
SALISPBSOM
Wocnm .. tHd)' to wear
and aport .. ,ear ex·
pie:rlence prtrerred. AllPb' to Mable Austin
Muaaer
HAPa'S
New Laruna Hilb &oTe
SALIS
Part lime, S-Dpm, Mon·
Frt. perfect ror Colleee
Student, no preuure
..i. or quotas to meet.
531-<l'll
SICUTAIY
lborthaod. &yplnr
• n•c~~•ar7 . Plea1ant
workt111 <'O•dlllon•. 8lnrOla C7l4)MJ.U63
able to prepare .creens,
mb colon Ii screen clOI·
l.y registered fine detail
work.~l837
TeCepllanes.te1
W1t1t CQ mokf' n\oney"
Can you Hll on th' phone? Topi In our bu.al·
MU. 148•2030, .. k for
Ray.
A~e . .H.B. Mu.st be 11. caod. like new $250 both.,_ ________ _
EOE 2 doo«' FJF retri& S2SO. HERCU•co..a
ELL Idle 1t~m1 with a
Oa'11 Pllnt Clau1fted Ad.
Somerrusc. rum~741 .. "
GAS DRYER I' Sot. & Lon9Ht
EXCLNTCONDtnON IOTHPtlCIS Sitt.
CALl.963-1441
SALE!
FACTORY
SURP&;US
MIW MHlMITUll
FrOM,......Mf9't
ORIGINAL CARTONS
CREDIT OK UHd ,.., ..........
Dtate Bankruptcl
MAPLt-MOOERN
MtOlTERRANEAN
FneDdTtry
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.... 'ti Used llh•tanl 990 No. Parker, • Call 997 ·iooc>
WIWIU.IUY
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VOL. 70, NO. 28', 3 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA . TVESOAY, OCTOBER 11, 1977 TEN CENTS
B'Orld Series: Tieket to Frustration
Jn Costa Men. 2,000 people
owed up trying to buy just 280
tlcketa.
In HUAUngton Beac:lb, 600 fans
lined up where only 16 tickets we NS available.
Jn Newport Beach. dlscrunUed
line-standers complained that
at.on employea bo111ed tn and
anatcbed Uckets tbat were shtfull)'tbdn.
This was the scene alona the
€zechs
Iii jack
Ail; Im er .
FRANKFURT. West Germany iAP> -A man and woman
emp\oYed bf the CtecbOslovak
airlines and carrying loaded
p,lstols biJacked a domestic
Jetliner to Frankfurt airport ioda1 and l!ked for i>olitkal uyfum. pc)llce aald. The two woro their WLltorms
but traveled as passencera,
SM,>lice uid.
After boldin' the other 24
panettctrs and three crew
membens hostage on the plane
t.or two bouu. tbe two
surrendered t.o pollce. Frankfurt
policechietKnut Mueller sud. ,~.,He ideJ:ltifltd them only as
Vta:stblav T .• 2:9, and Ruuna v ..
122, botb emplO~ by the CSA air
e ln KarlOvy Vary, a cpce
:s·Htt rlnt ,apa kraown as
ieai'!Sbad. Ttie,Y. earned pistols
when tJ>.ey bO&rded Uie fli&))t to
J>raaue. be Jald:
Orange Coast Monday when
tickets went on sale at local
outlets for the 1917 World Series
between the Los Angeles
Dodgers and the New York
Yankees.
About 600 angry baseball fans
walked aw,ay empty handed from
a Hun\lnlton Beach ticket bo9th
after Ollly 16 lucky people were
able to buy the prized ducats.
store offtclals said.
Several Huntington Beach
police officers were called to the
scene prior lo the 12: 30 p. m.
announcement that only 32
tickets, two per person, would be
sold at the Montgomery Ward
store, 7777 Edinger Ave.
Store merchandising manager
Wally Boyko saad today more
frustrated fans we"' up$et with Walter O'Malley, Dodger
baseball club president, than
'l'ltdt Time ot Year
'Tis the season .. lo be carvin·, say Artie Shaw and Pam
Downey, who are overseeing the Boys Club of
Huntington Beach pumpkin patch on Beach Boulevard
near Garfield Avenue. They've got 40 tons of pumpkins
for sale as potential Halloween jack-o-lantems. The money from pumpkin sales helps support Boys Club
activities.
A measure that some critics
say Coale! cut down aubStantially
on the amount of park space in
the city bas corne under,fl_ri! by a
HuntlnctOn ~b group.
• -The Cdrltrovetslal measure is a
Pro~ ch~ge tn the c\ty's
gene1'al pt-.n. It would give
builders c~t for private open
space s&Cfl tennis courts and pt-nr&rids at·coridc>mlnlum de·
velopmentli:
'the proposed Change wOuld be
A seminar open to the public,
on strategies for success in
operating small buslnes~, ls
scheduled tonl1ht at the
Huntlngtoll Beach Library,
featurtnc educator and
consultant Dr. Y. N. Chane. Hit talk ls .scheduled from 7 to
10 p.m. at the library facWty at
Talbert Avenue and Golden West
Street, according to library
spokesman Donna Harris.
The dlacusslon conducted
under aUSPices ot the U.S. Small
Buslneas Admbu.\traUon is baaed
on Dr. Cbilng'~_experlence in 16
yeara as an lridustrlallst and u
director ol the Business Str•ttlY lnat)tute, headquartered ln Oraqe.
He ls a110 a professor at
Chapman College, Pepperdine
Unlv"t.Y and California State
Unlvenlt,y at Fullerton.
AimMotaal
SAN DIEGO CAP> -Mexican
and U.S. health offlclab say they
are working t.o establish a slnlfte
r•}aUon.sbip aimed at solving
mutual health problems. Mario
Obltdo, California's health and
welfare secretary, said Monday
that tor the first time. the full
w lgbt ol the aovernonh1P1 ot
Callfomla and Btja CalJJomla
are behlDd the mutual health
dlort.
a departurt from tM current
ordlnan~e th•t •tipul•tes de· velopers rnust either paf money
tnto the city ~art rund or
dedicate part of their land for
park use.
The Amieos de Bolsa Chica, a
group workln& \o preserv• the
Bolsa Chica marsh11mds, has
attacked the proposal.
Herb Chatterton. a past
president ol the group, said today
it would appear that the cbQJ')ge
in policy could mean "a very
high density" on the blufftops ol
BolsaChica.
"We are concemed aboUl the
posSibillty or the lack of open
space 1f the change goes
through." he said. _. -
Chatterton also said his group ·
iS bafOed about bow.the,, proposed,~.
change in park land policy was
brought before the planning
commission last month.
"We've ch~ked araund and
nobody will 'feaa UP. to wbo
authorized the ch~e. • be said.
PlanninC commlasloners han
tabled acUoo on the proposed
amendment untn November.
A letter addressing concerns
about tile park land change
reportedly wu sent to lhe clty
planning director by the parks
and reereaUon commission, but
it didn't get to the planning
commission unW six weekl later.
with Montgomery Ward.
Boyko said about 60 hardy
souls camped out jn fl'OQt of the
store and were among the first
allowed in at 9:55 a.m.
Store olflcl•ls passed out
numbered stubs to about SSC> of
th~ lined up in expectation ot
getttnc two tickets each.
"This would never have hap.
pened ii O'Malley waan 't auch a
tightwad," Boyko said.
The crowd at the store varied
from housewives to beer· guzzling rowdies who became
uncooperative when tickets ran
out.
Police reported no arrest$ or
major incidents, Just a lot of
disappointed fans. •
About 140 people were able \o
eurcliase· Ucketa.. at a nearby ~ars Tlcketron· ouUet, olficlals
said.
Killer Unknown
Meanwhile ln Newport Beach,
a small group pl'Ote.ted when
employes ot the Broadway in
Fashion Island cot preferentJal
treatment on ticket salea. But
those prote.tlng will apparenUy
get the World Serles tickets they
bad waited up t.o 12 hours t.o cet.
The residents called • foul
Monday after they sald the
Tlcket.ron ()utlet in the dep~·
<SeeTICKETS. Pace AZ>
3 Children Slain
ELVATON, Md. (AP>--PoUee
sloued tbl"ou1h the muddy
woods surround.lq this suburban
community today in hopes of
finding the weapon uaed by an
unknown killer who savaaely
stabbed three amall girls In the
back while they played withiri
shoutlnf distance of their homes
on&nla,y.
The bodies of Theresa Hopn,
8, ber sister Deborah Anne, 10,
and Ann Marte Bneszldewicz. 8,
were found Monday by officers
after an overnight search lni·
tiat.ed by their frantic parents.
The clrls b.cl left their homes
•early Sunday eventn1 to play at a
children's fort in the woods.
The usually tnnquil sub·
division ls about 12 miles south
of Bah.imore, away from m.;or
rreeways anc1 shopping centers. No New Leads Some residents .speculated that
the killer, therefore, may have
been one of their neighbors.
PoUoe. however. said they
were v~ empty·h~ .o
far in their inv.U1ation of the
brutal mUrden. AbOut 1S Gfficers
combed UM s.cene toclay wUb
metaJ detecton, while anotbel".U • were assigned elsewhere on the
case.
A telephone hotline was
<SeellAIN, Pase Al)
A teen-a1ed sblpp\nc clerk
employed at an Irvine corporation was Jailed today
under $25.000 tialJ °" charges of bruting into a Fountain Valley
woman•a condomlnlum .J\ome
¥onday and. forcibly uplq her.
Frank W. Jobnaon. 19, of
Garden Grove, waa arrested
Monday night at his place ol
employment by .Fountain Valley
police detectives William Parker and Pat Coleman.
Investigators said they made
the arrest on the basis of a Cle·
scrlption ot th& •llcbUy buUt
suspect and the I act he formerl.Y
lived 1n the complex on the city's
northeut side.
Detective P.arker said the
victirry 28, WH treated at
Fountain Valley Comrnwalty
Hospital followli\1 the sexual
assault. Parker aald the woman
was shattered emotionally by the
ordeal. ~
"~ lntnlder accomplished lt
through threats of violence
malnly, al~gb no weapon was
actually ever di.splayed t.o tbe
vlcUm," the detective 1ald.
· The threatenlng of vJolence
and ph11ical · harm even if a weap0n auch at a itun or knite ls
not ahown t.o the victim durin1 a
sexual HUUlt constitutes
forcible rape under CaOlomla )lllW. .
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High Court Will Decide on
ASftlNGTON <AP> -'the
· U.S. Supreme Court agreed
today to decide whether the
Constitution grants total
immunity to members or
Co~raa a1'd their ajdes even
• wlien th r aoUvJties are judged
UMOmtltullonal
l Tbe justices said they will
4 study the case of Alan and
Margaret McSureJ1, Tfbo sued
Sen. John L. McClellan (l>-Ark. >
• and three ot his aJdes ln 1969 tor
aUegeclly violating their rl&hts.
The auk, whlc'h baa yet to be
brought C'o trial, seeu $50,000 ln
damages from each defendant.
Justices also •treed to deeld•
whether a crlmlnal defendant.
can be forced to stand trial a
second time when the indictment
against tum is dismissed dunng
trial for reuons not invoMaa his
guilt or innocence.
They voted to hear the federal
aove:mment ·a appeal in the ca1e
of John ArthW' Scott. a tanner
Muske1on.. Mlcb., police otncer
charged with setung drugs. The
government. contended that
under some clrcumatances, two
trials are not barred by
conatltutlonal protecttona
aaalnlt "double Jeopardy •
The C&H rtl>ftSeDU the latest
tn a series or doub!e·Jeopardy
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS
VETS' JOB RIGHTS, A4
cases the hi•h court bas agreed
to hear in recent YHtl. SeoU'•
case presents the reeurrin•
question of what conatitut.19 OM
or two trials.
Jn the immunity case, a
Kentucky Judae approved a 1967 searcb Of the McSunlya' Pike
was an historic first. ~Portillo is the
first Mexican president to pay an official
visit to Spain.
Cosmonauts Silent
, ~ Space Failure
..,.._l'flfleAI
TICKETS •••
ment store 'punched out 70 to
JOO of the coveted tJekets, but
only about 35 were sold to people
wbo had eamPed out '11 nlgbt •altla.I (Ol' • •lui.Dee to b\11 tbem.
The "9t apparently went to atore
employel.
MOSCOW <AP> -No olftcW
reason ha been glvea for tbe
inablllty Of• two cosmonauts
aboard tbe Soyuz·25 apacecraft to lli>k ~ With the orbltinr space
la~Sil,YUt;t, the latest in a senad~failures.
Weat•m apace e•perts in Moseow l\IQested two Poalble
reaeou fQr the abOitecl m.llUOn: U>a.t the docldDI maehamsm did "' not WOrk or, more likely, that Ule
cosmonauts overshot the space
lab aDd dldn't have enouah fuel
for anotbertry •.
'0 • Tau, the SoViet Dewt agency,
npon.ct that ko\'aleuck and
, , Rjumin eDded their tint misslon
m space with a soft landing ''\n the
set area" 450 miles nOrtb ol the
Baikobtir space cent.et la centrel .
' I D • '~--' "' . ratienl8 ~e
NBW YORK (AP) -At least
10 percent of people wbo die in
hoapltall have in part 1tarved to
dea~ a nutrition spedallat Hid,
and too many doctors simply
don't know enouah about aood / nUtrltioo and the dUferm, needs
f · of patitnta. The dtatha involve i some .. major nutritional ~ eompcnent that could have been
1 avoided0 by~ care, said Dr. t Stanley Dudrlck of Houston,
(' T•us-a pioneer ln feedlnc i peoplethrouth Oulds lnto a velQ.
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The ru,bt WM to have been a
dramatic ~braUon of the 20th
aDDJversary ol the space age,
mauiarated Od .c, 1957, by the
fintmanmllde earth satellite. tbe
unmumiridSoviet.Spuuuk.
' Tbe only Taa comm-nt on the
failure Monday wu that that
tbere were .. some deviations
from aplanneddocldnl rectme."
Lack of a booster roeket
p<>wtrful enou&b to lit\ 1e>adl ot
moretban seven tool into space is
the mix ol the problems wltb the
Soyuz.&lyut prosram. in the
viewolWest«noblerven~.
Harvard Univertlt)'
Pr0le.630r Emeritus John H.
Van Vleck receive•
con1ratulatlon1 on hlt
selection as the 1977 Nobel
Prue Winner ln phyaic1. See
story. Page Al.
Drag Officer
Slates TaJk
1'edera1 druf eatorcement ol·
ncer Huah A. Shana.bu Will be
the 1peaker Oct. lt at th•
monthly meetin1 of Ua•
HunUnston Buch PoUct
De partm en t ·S ponaored
Nell)lborhood Watch procram.
Shanahan is supervlalnc q nt·
in·charce of the 0 .S. Dru1
Enforcement Admlnlat.ratlon
bureau in Los AnJeles
His talk will bt delivered at the
'7 : 30 p.m. m .. un1 in the
auditorium at 2000 Main St .• on
the low MHl of the Police
FarWty.
"
One man, Peters ... Mc:ame
10 flll'q:ed wben be 1aw store
employes buylQa tbe seats ahead or the·peopte lD line that be was ejec~ fnim a.be ltoft.
Tictdi'OD ad Broactway Of.
liclals played down tbe problem
noting that tben were bound to
be some UDbapPJ buebaJJ tms,
slace there were fe•er than
14,000 tid:eta avalJable tbrouab
the Clc.ket qency for aU three
games to be played in Dodgw
Stadium.
But appueatly the pl"Otest8 led to an lnUnW lnvesUsaUm and
Aame1 Htndrlcbon, store manaser, Informed at least three
of the protat.en -Hau and
staey Bryan ud Doaila Rubi ol
Newport Be•ch -they would be
able to~ Ucketl be conf1aca1ed from store employee.
Accordtnc to a atore
1poke1mao, aome •mployem went to the Tlcketroa booth to buy
Ucketa with thelt credit cards.
Meanwblle. a line ot about. 200
had formed at the front of tJ1e
1tore belln11lq Sunday ldlbt. 1 Fans ln IIne were takea blCo the
ticket boc)tb in croupe ot ftve .
A ft er 1ervln1 a boat U
cu1tomer1, tbe ftftl were
• lnfonned at about 11: ~ 1.m. tbet
tlcteta ._..all aone.
A 'ftcketron official, Gayle
Tart. Nid by QOOD, aaJ• •ere
ndUC.S to llnll teatl -unUI
then nearly aJf •al• hid t.en
patra ot aata -and by 12:18
p. m. all tbe Uchta ••rt aone.
Mla ~art 11ld after a brlef
JnvtlllpUca, •bo waa con.meed that tbeN wu no attempt to take
th• exce11 ttcktta dlapenaed tbroucb t.bt Fllhioft laland OUUet
and Hll t.htm to acalpera where the 112.tJO .-ti can command up
to e100. "I'm convinced the tlcketa
were aold to ator• empJOYes.
W e''I• .,.. W .r '-rotileins wtth that outlet before,• 1be lakt.
At South Cout. Plua tn ~
M•a. aboata,000 ,.opl• atood ln
Un• to bUJ ta) tlcb\.I at SUn•
Tlckatron outlet Monday momt.ns. A 6-pollctm• WtN ealltd
ln to ~ the crowdl. Wblcb
were WMid up .Uthe way arouDd
the back of lh• abOpplq center,
reachlD& t.o Kay OMnpaQ.
Police rtPorttd ao major
probl•m•r. attbouab a tart•
amount ol J.UJ•Jurnpinl had bt9\
reported durlDI tht prnlout
night.
Les Altman ~·rt manacw wbo manned the Tlclrttron
window, 11Jd tbe ticket. w re
llmlted to two per customer and
sold tor •·eo and Sl~.eo.
•
County home. They were arrest·
~ on 1 at.ate charge of cnmlnal
••dlUon. Books. pos ters.
pamphlets and personal papers
weresetzed
Aller the McSurelys sought a
federal lnjunctJon against the
prospective state prosecution
and requested return or the
seized mat.erlala. a tbree-Judie
federal court struc)c down
Kentucky's udition law aa
unconstitutional.
The federal court ordered that
the seized materials remain in
"safekeeplna" \n the custody of
Senat~ Carter
state attorney Thomas Ratliff al
th~ county courlhoua;e in
Pikeville.
At that tame, the Senate
invesuealions subcommittee
headed by McClellan wu
invutigatin& antiwar dem·
on1trallon1 and receJved
information that ap.,.1N!d to Unk
the McSuroly1 ,,, a clvll
dl1t41'ban<:etn N.,hvtlle, 'ttnt>.
Subcommittee hwest11ator
John Brick traveled to Pikevllle,
where he vi•wed the materials
seized at the McSurely home and
made copies of 23• or tne
Canal Tr~aty
Has 'Problems'
WASHINGTON (AP> -President Carter conferred with
Senate leaders today on the
Panama Canal treaty, and
Senate Republican Leader
Howard Balcer later aaid the
con.aenaus at the meetlnc wu that the treaty "had problems"
in the Senate and that Carter recoen1zed thla.
Baker told reporters that
eu"esuona at the White House meetlna ruaed from "doing
notbln1 to renetoUation and
evel')'thiq in between.
canal
"One thlnt I -or any student
of U.S.·LaUn Am•man relations -ean and should HY ll that the
Senate should not con1lder
asaertlnc an explicit 'rllht'
of 'intervention' in Panama or
an)'Wbe:re else," Lowenthal aaid.
Lewis A. Tambe of Ariaona
State Unlvenity and Donald M.
Dozer of the Univereity of
Cautornla araued that tbe treaty
is likely to increase POlltical
inatabllity Sn the Western
Hemhphere. Doser 1ald
admtniltralfoa dalma lbat a oew treaty with Panama wUl ))l'Ot«t
vital U.S. 1ntereata are ... vain
Utoplan dream."
PARKING. • .
-Whether a warnin1 to
crhnlnal·trial )urora uaed by
judtes across the nation is valid.
The court said lt. will hear in a
case from Oregon an unUI~
cbaliqeto aJUd1e's tradiUooal
wamlnf to jurors that they must
not form any opinion acainst '
defendant because of the de-
f endant's failUN to-.SUfy.
Ensio Rubeo LU ldo was Pl'
trial for escape In 1975 when hls
attorney, Phillip Margolin ol
Portland, insisted th\t the
presiding Jude QOt '1~ the~ury warning. His objecltotts were
noted, but. the warning •as
given. ..u a defendant. cMol.-QQt to
testify, such circumstance Cives
rlae to no tnf er•n~• or
presumption a1am1t tba de·
fendant. N &hi. qu1at id be
cooaldend by you ln deteriDlninc
the queaUon of aunt or innocence,·· tbe Jud8• told UMt
juron in part.
"He is clearly concerned,"
Balter said of Carter after the
conference at the White House.
The President asked for the
meet1n1, which came u the
Senate Foreign Relatlon1
Committee c:ont.inued bearin&a on the treaty.
F,.....PflfleAI
Baker said then wu 8eDeraJ conaemw at the aeuloo that the
treaty t. lD trouble in the Senate,
where It must win a two-thirds
vote (or nUflcaUon. Su11estions
r&Qled froln "dolnl nothlDJ to ~don and everythlni ln
bel'ften." he aald, but DO de-
dNam ... made.
Meanwhile. the Senate
comrn1U• beard teaUmoa,y from
two of tbem advoc•tln1
ntlftcadoa ot the treaty and the
otber two W'llnl its r.jectlon..
Hanard Unlvenity•a Jorae
Dominguez \Dd A bra ham
Lowenthal of the Woodrow
WU.son International Center said
they belloted the pact \o be in the
best mtensta of the United States
.. and~noeffort~ bemede
to cbin1• It• 1t•1uace, •
etpedally to deflne blON alwply
future U.S. rl1hll tn defend the
Man Charged
In Slaying
Of Brother
Anaheim ~reported today
what they beUeve to be a Cain
and Abel slaying when they ar·
rested a man and cbaraed blm
wltbb!S brotber'uubblqdeath.
Arrested ID tbe apartmeot he
shared with bll dead brother ID
Anaheim. wu Shawn Valentine
Fox_2'1.
Police aatd tb9' went to tbe Del Moatesu.t~eat. compla late Mooday lD respclDM to
a telepboae ca er who reported
"a man down" In a walkWay
leadln1 to tbe Valentine
apartmenL •
· Lyini mortally wounded in the
walkwaJ with • 1tncte stab
wound In b1I chest wu Puton.
O'Nelll Fox, ZS, police sa4t.
Tbe atrtcken m ... died in West
Anaheim Com=:Olpltal at I a.m. today,• to police. .
Barr>e•t l'lmae
SLAIN cmI,DREN.
An Amith farmer guldea bl1 horses
tbrouJh shocks or corn stalks from
recently harvested crops. The farm r was
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rWOrld Series:
' I • Jn CO.ta Meu, 2,000 people
ehowtd up trying to buy J~t 2M
ti ct.ta.
Iii Huntington Beach, 600 fans
Uned up where only 16 Uckets
ere available.
In Newport Beach, dl.sarunUed
llne·standera ,complained that
• •tore emptoyes horned in and
•natcbed tickets that were Jightfuily tbelra.
'fl This was the scene along the
Or•n • Coast Monday when.
tick ts w nt on sale t local
ouUets for UHi 1971 World Series
between the Lo• Aoceles Dod1er1 nd th New York
Yank .
About eoo anary baseball fans
walked away empty banded from
a Huntinaton Beach Uctet booth
after only lS lucky people were
able to buy the pmed ··ducats.
store oftlcfals said.
Several Huntin1ton Beach
police ctncen were called to the
aeene prior to the 12:30 p.m.
abnouncement that only 32
tickets, two per person, would be
sold at the Montiome_ry Ward
store, 7T17 Edinger Ave.
Store mercbandlsins manaser
Wally Boyko said today more
f~trated tans were upset witb
Waltel' O'Malley. Dodier
baseball club president, than
This isn •t a scene from a movie set about
the Call at Rome. but it is a picture of the
rise of .part of UC Irvine's $14.6 million ·
medical college annex building .
Amphitheater will be enclosed to Corm a
200-seat lecture ball students will
• ca ..
a1 .. ... ... •l·t ... .. ., ... A4
hear about the latest in medical advances
New building is on west campus, and is
scheduled for completion by August. 1978.
victim, 28. was treattd at
Fountain Valley Community
Hospital following the sexual
uiaull. Parker said the woman wu shattered emotionally by the
ordeal.
'The intruder accomplished lt
tbto\lgb threats of violence
mainly, atthoUSb no weapon was
actually ever displayed to the
vlttlril, ··the d~cttve said.
The threatenint of vl()lence
and physical harm even it a
weapon such as a gun or lml!e iJ
nol shown to the v1ctlm durint a
sexual assault conalitutea
forcible rape under California
law.
WASJUNGTON <AP> -The
U .s. Supreme Court aereed
today to d~clde whether the Constitution iranh total
immunity to members of
Congrea and their atdes even
when their acUviUes are judsed
uncciriit1tutionaL
The jusUces said they will
study the case or Alan and
Margaret McSurely, who sued
Sen. John L. McClellan <D-Ark.> and th1" of his aides in 1989 for al~ VIOiating UJelr ii1b\J.
The su\t, 'Wblch bas yet tQ be
brought tb trial, seeks $50,0001n
damaa• /nmi eacb defendant.
Justices also agreed to decide
whether a criminal defendant
can be forced to stand trial a
second Ume when the indictment
against him is dismissed durina
trial for reasons nOt involvtna bis
gull tor ift.nocence.
They -..oted to hear tho !ederal
1ovemment'• appeal in the caM
of John Arthur Scott, a former
Muske*'"'· Mich., Police otncer cbarged ;wtth klliDc druas. Tbe
onrnment contended that
under &ome clrcum1tances, two
trlala are not barreA by
coolll\allonal protections
against "double Jeopardy."
The cue ~resents the latest
In a smes of double·JeopatdJ
cases the bJlh court has agreed
to b r ln ACent yean. Scott's
c se pr sent.I the recurrlnc
qo Uon or what constltu one
ortwotrJ '
Wind Grabs
Balloon
BAR HARBOR, Maine
<AP>-TwoColorado~en attemptin1 to cross the
Atlantic in a balloon got
caught in a .. turnaround
surface wlnd .. off Nova
Scotia early today. A
ground control spokesman
said lhe craft was not in
danger but there was a
chance Its course could be
altered.
Jack Vaeth, ground
support. director for tbe
SS.foot blgb Eagle that was
launched here Monday,
said the balloon had
crossed Yarmouth, Nova
Scotia and then got cauCti
in a wind that had pushed it
south again.
In the immunily case. a
Keqtucky Jud'e approved a 1961
search of the McSurelys' Pike
County home. They were arrest·
eel on a state charge of crimlnaJ
sedition. Books, poslera,
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS
VETS' JOBAIGHT-A4.
paoiPblets and personal papers were aei2ed.
After tho McSurelys ~ta
federal injWlction acalnat the
prospecUve state prosecution
and requested return of the
Hized materials, a tbreo-Jud1e
federal court struck down
Kentucky's sedition Jaw af
uncomtitutlorlal.
The !ederal court ordeNCI that
the seized material• remain in
"1afekeepln1" in the custody ol
state attorney Thomu Ralliff at
\be county courthouse in
Pikeville.
At that llme, the Senate
tnveattcattons subcommittee
headed by McClellan wu
tnvesU1at1nc antiwar dem·
onstratlons and received
Information that appeared to link
the McSurel11 to a clvll diatUi'blnce ln Nuhvllle, TeM .
Subcommittee lnvest111tor
John Brick trave'ed to Pikeville,
where be \'lewed tho rnalerials
teited at the McSurely home and
made copies of 234 of the
(9" IMMUNE, Page A2)
I
ELVATON, Md. <AP> -Police
slogged tbroueb the muddy
wOO<b SUl"l'Ounding this-suburban
community today jn hopes of
finding the weapon used by an
unknown killer who savaa•lJ
slabbed three small girls in the
batk while they played wilh.ln
shouting distance oC lhelr hQmes
on Sunday.
11le bodies of Theresa Hoean.
8, her sister Deborah AMe, 10.
and Ann Marie Bneszkiewics, 8,
were found Monday by offtcers
atte'-an overnisht search •lni· tlated by their franUc parents.
The girls bad left their homes
ftrly Sunday evenlnc lQ play at a
children's !ort in the woods.
The usually tranquil sub·
division ls about 12 miles south of Baltimore, away from major
freeways and shopping centers.
Some residents speculated that the ltiller, therefore. may have
bc<.·n one of their neighbors
Police, however. s.iid th•·}
were virtually empty hand~ ~''
far in thetr 10vesu.at1on of th• brutal murders. Aboul 15 officers
combed the scene today with
met.al detectors, while another 4S were assigned elsewhere on the
case.
A telephone hot1ine was
Plans for an Irvine theater o(
performin1 arts and the $1.9
mllllon construction of Turtle
Rock Park will be considered by
the Irvine City Council tonight at
7:30 at city ball
The city arts committee is
recommendinl that the council
hire •·a h.lchlY recocn.bed tbeater
architect" to de•ilD a
perfonnln& arts theater, costs
for which are yet to be estimated.
The committee, appointed lut
year lo dealgn the theater
complex, said $1.• million is
available in park bODd money.
The committee recommends
the excellent arebltecl to attain
"an air ol luxury" in the tbeat.u
to attract customers. The
committee ''dlscarded an
approach which would resemble
the •multJpurpo1e
room· •.. concepts ... ln local
schools," ll said in ita report to
the council.
The committee recommenaeu
that the theater house 600 persons, in balcony and
orchatra seats.
There would be a pl'OlcenlUm
stage, llO feet wide. 30 feet bilb at
the openlnt and 4" feet deep.
There would be provWon for a
portable band shell. An orchestra
plt, the major portlon of it
receesed beneath the ataae,
would be hydraulically ral&ed
and lowered. ,.
The crowd at the ato~ Yiuied
from housewives to beer·
auuling rowdies who *•me
uncooperative wben ticket.I ran
out.
Police reported.no •rrtlSta or major incident.a, just a tot of
disappointed fans.
About 140 people were able to
put chase tickets at a . nearby
Seara Ticketron ouUet. offidals
said. •
established for residents with any information they midst feel
relevant, such as accounts at past incidents of juvenile
violence.
One officer, Lt. Robert Russell,
u1d one oC \he &iris bad been stabbed40tl~ ,
State Medical Ex•.mlner
Rullsell Fisher siild the other two
had been stabbed about •ht
times. Fi.sher aaJd the murdu weapon was probably a hW'ltinl
knife with a blade at least nve
. ,.
Meanwhile in NewJ)Ort :Beach;
a ~niall CJ"OUP pfoteated e
employes OI the Broad..,-ay ha
Fashion IJJand got preferential
treatment on ticket sat . But
tbOH prote50ng 'Will pparinUy
get the World Sette$ tickets they
had waited up to U liOura to set.
The esident.s called a I oul
Monday after they utd the
TJcketr'oCI ouUet ln the depart·
(SeeftCKETS. Pqe.\Z)
SA~ FRANC! CO tAP> -
Ml1ratt.ni baby apldert rt
ti161rie(S for qu1s1 of sllc~ web·
Ute atuff that noat.td aro\U'id \he
San ~C!lsco Bay area today .and draped ltse!f· over cars,
homes, tfeOI and peQple.
Resldentl as far u 100 miles
rom Sao Franc:laco said the yahrlous phenomenon
ppeareCl to be webl as Iona a 20
eet and two or three fe wide.
ey described them u a Cl"OS5
M{il~\ween a 1pid r web, cotton
andy and nber1tass.
Pllots landin& at San Jou
irport a d lhe1 11potted it at
,000 feet over Gilroy. and Ron
... ~Knarr, 21, s aid it whomped his
· tennis ball at dawn in Pleasant
Hill.
''One came down, a big one,
'about four feet long, and covered
my tennis ball. I threw it "f. to
~erve it and lt went ·w~. · ll
wos really weird,•• Knarr said.
Lorena Snyder of Concord said
she and her nance heard about it
on the radio. "We went outside
and sure enough, the sky was
faJline. We got a sample and put
., it in a baigie, hoplna somebOd.Y t:. would like to tear it apart and
dial{n()Se lt." she said.
Although Ure-long residents or
lhe area vowed they'd never seen
anything like j\ before. experts
·-! FDA Citin~ . \: ·~
~ i:"Ey~ Dangers
• 1 ,
• 1.., WASHINGTON <AP> -CIUne
'If ·~ potential dan1er of serious eye
infection, tbe Food and Drug
• , mi\dministraUon wants \o tighten
•, f\Ontrols t.o assure \hat mascara
< 1and other eye co.metics do not ,~1'become contitnlllated by
t;acteria during use.
The FDA dlsclosed today that
tt hu rec:elved reporta or 1everal
lnstancu wber• C'O~rninated
oarne\Jcs caused an infection
,.leadln1 to ulceration of the
' cornea -an aliment that. can
J !.ad to blindneu tf not treated
• quickly.
) A •P.Okesman for the FDA said
\he a.Seney k ow1 of no sucb
prOduets on the market today.
•
Tueaoax. Oc:r.oo.r 11, 1en
aald It w~ notbin& unu.su.al.
Warne Moore ot the UC
Exteaaloo Service said the
floating webs are the nying
carpels of a family of spiders
called linypbildae. .
Immature spiders, breaking
frotn their egg C?aaes, •Pin the
Jone threads that later are
wafted up by lhe wind, be said.
The splders Jump on Just u the
web Is lifting on and are carried
many miles and often to very
high altitudes, be added.
But Moore eould not explain
why the webs suddenly appe~
today or why so many people who
had never seen them before sud-
denly did
T~tees
To EndOrse
Bond Bill?
lrvtne Unified School District
trustees will be asked to endorse a slate school bond measure
which will appear on the June 6,
1978 state ballot as Pro(>0.1ition 1.
at a board meeting at 7::.» p.m.
Wednesday.
The board meets al the
muJUpurpose room of University
Hiab School, 47'71 Campus Drive.
According to SupL of Schools
A. Stanley Corey, pus11e of the
measure is .. vital to the
continued proareu · · of the
di.strict building prov am.
Propositioa 1 would au.thori%e a
$3:iO mlllloo fund for allocation to
scbool districts for construction
projects.
The measure would provide
funds to districts with
d i It ·P I d a t e d b u il d i n I s .
overcrowdins. for building
special facilities for the
handicapped, or to rapidly
growing districts in suburban
are81 UJte lrvloe. .
AU but one or Irvine's schools
have been built uslng state school
building funds, with about S'Z of
local funds expended for every $3
of slate money
Only El Toro Marine School
was built outside the program.
with federal uaistance.
Outstandinc bopded
indebtedness in the Jnlne
district ls Sl9 r:nUlion.
A resohatlon of support
proposed by Corey calls
Proposition 1 "absolutely
imperative to the future of the
school construction program.•·
President Jose Lopez Portillo of Mexico
(left) and King Juan Carlos of Spain wave
after Lopez Portillo's arrival in Madrid. It
~as a historic. first. Lopez Portillo ls the
first Mexican president to pay an official
visit to Spain .
Crime 'Boss'
Surrenders
In New York
NEW YORK <APJ -Carmine
Galante. said by police sources to
be the boss of bosses of organized
c rime, s urrende r ed lo U S.
marshals today to face charge$
that he violated terms of his
parole from federal prison.
Michael Rosen. one of
Calante's attorneys, said his
client surrendered at 7.:.» a.m.
EDT
Galante, who laces revocation
of his parole. will be given a
henrins on charaes that he
violated terms of bis priaon
release by asaoctatinc with
known crtmlnals.
Al the same time, Galante ls
fighting a contempt citation in
Mia mi on his refusal to testify
before a federal grand JUry.
R06en said aulhoritie:s 11.1\d the
media have created the myth
Chat Galante was a crt me bo6s
·'to prot'lde somethinc inter·
estlnr to read.··
"He Is constantly under
surveillance," Rosen sll)d. "It
would be ludicrous or him to do
anything Improper because there
is always a Jaw enforcement of-
ficial right with bim. ··
High Court Weighs
Parki~g . Problems
WASHINGTON <AP> -
Communities have a richt to
prevent commuters from
parklne Jn re s idential
nel&hborboods, the U.S. Supreme
Court ruled today.
Tbe court acted, without
hearine arcumenls, in the case of
Arllnston County, Va .• a
Washlncton suburb that tnacted
an ordinance rettrictlnc week·
day parkJnc to residents by
issuing them apedel permit.a.
The VlrJini• Supreme Court
had qreed with commuters lhat
the parklo1 bao waa
discrilnlnatory.
There are similar bans
re quiring res ide nt parking
pNmits In Washington. D C .
Montgom ery County, M d ,
CharlotusvtJle ead IUchmond,
Va .• Boston <!nd Cambridge,
Mass., Wilmington, De l ;
Mi lwa.u ec, WI , , atld San
Francisco.
In Its rulin1. the U.S. Supreme
Court aald • community can
restrict street parkln1 available
to commuters . "thu s
encourqinc reUanco on car pools and mass transit."
is a valid penally for a penon
convicted ol murder who did not
actually kill anyone.
Justices voted to revlew the
appeal of Sandra Lockett of
Akron, Ohlo, who claims •be wu
wrong\y sentenced to die ln the
electric chatr for the 1975 murder
of Akron pawnbroker Sidney
Cohen. Mist Lockett. prosecutors
at her trial con~nded, was the
"brains" behind a planned rob-
bery at Cohen's pawn shop.
Cohen was ldUed, but not by Miss
LocJtett.
-Whetber a warnlhl to
crlminaMrlal Jurors used by
Judges across the nation Is valid.
The court said it wlll bear in a
<'ase from Oregon an unusual
rhallcnJle to a judge's traditional
v.amin~ to jurors tbat they must
not form any opinion &(&inst a
defendant because •f the de·
fendanl's failure to testify.
Erwo Ruben Lakeside was on
trial for escape iD 1975 when tit.
attorney, Phlltip Mar1olin of
PQrtland. insisted that the
presiding judge not give the jury
wan\lng. His objections wer.
noted, but the warnln1 WH
civen.
F....,l"ageAJ
The top eourt also a1reed to
review the followine eases;
-Whether capital punishment "U • d~feodant cho<Jles not to testify. 3ucb cireum1&.ance elves
rla~ to no Inference or
presumption ••ainat the Cl•·
fend ant, and this must not M considered. by you tn determidQI
the que1tion of gut\\ or
Innocence," the jud1e told U..
'TICKET SALES. 1 •
ment store punched out '10 lo
100 ol the coveted tlcketa, but
only about.3S were sold to people
who had carnped out all night
wai~ for a chance to buy them.
The rest apparently went to store employes.
One man, Peter Haas, became
so enraged wbeo he uw atore ~mployes buying lhe seata ahead
of the people in line lbat he was
ejected hom the store.
Ticketroo and Broadway of·
ficials played down the problem
noting that there were bound to
be some unhappy baseball rans,
aince there •ere fewer than
14,000 Udceu available throu1h
the ticket agency tor all three
games to be played In Dod&er
Stadium.
But apparently the protetll led
to an internal investigation and
Aames Hendrickson, store
manager, informed at least three
Qf the protesten -Hau and
Stacy Beyan and Donna Ruhl ot
Newport ~acb -they would be
able to J)uy tickets he contlJcat.ed
from atbr~ employes.
Accordinf to a 1lore spokesman. some employea went
to thO 1\cketron bOolb to buy
GUADALAJARA. Mexico
(AP> -Hundreds of rebellloaa
c:onvtcta held part of J1liaC01tate
r.rlson today after executlri1 U nma~ they cbatCecl l)'rll\nlzed
hem u agents of the prison
edmlnfatration. •
Polf.ee and Onmen appeared
to be re~ tor an auault
Monday rilclat. teltlnc up
f1oodl1'flta In front or a prfson
wall. But oo altac:k wu ordered.
Prieon Dtrec\or Pedro Parra
aaid late Monday ni1h\ MCUr1lY forces had ~gained control ol the
forlreta·Hke, 2,300·1nmate
penitentiary. But no 1uerd1
ventured beyond the
•dmlnlstratJve settion in the
front ot the prbon, and Inmates
ho fttid from th• cel)blockt sald
the riotera 1llll htUS the main
part of the complex.
•
ticket.a with their credit cards.
Meanwhile. a line of about. 200
had formed at the front ol the
store beglMin1 Sunday nlaht.
Fans in line were taken lnt.o the
ticket booth In 1roups ol flve .
Arter 1erv•n1 about 15
customers, lhe taos were
Informed at about 11:2S a.m. that
tickets were all cone .
A Tlcketron olllclal, Gayle
Tart. nld by noon, sales wen
reduced t.o 11.n&le seata -until
then nearly all salea bad been
pairs of seats -and by 12 :18
p.m. all thetlcketawere Jone.
Mias Tart said after a brief
investt1aUon, •he wu convtneed
that tht re was no attempt lo late
the excess tickets dispensed
throueh the Fashion Island ouUet
and aell lhem to scalpers where
the Sl.2.50 seats can command up
to$100.
"I'm convinced the tickets
were sold to store employea.
We've never hid any problems
with that outlet before," 1he said.
At South Coast Piasa ln Calta
Mua, about 2.000 people at.ood in
Une to buy 280 tickets at Sears'
Tlcketron outlet Monday
motnln1. ·
J. A dozen policemen were called
1n to control the crowdt, which
were Hned up all the way around
the back of the 1hoppln1 center,
reachinc to May Company.
Police reported no major
problems, althouch a lar1e
amount of line.Jumping had bffn
reported durlne Ute previous
nl1ht.
IM Altman, Sean manager
who manned th• Tlcketron
window, aaid the tickets were
limited lo two per CU5tomer and
sold for •.eo and $15.eo.
He aikl the dauchter of a Sears
aecwit.y employe ttatted In line
durtna the ld&ht and told bim ol one lnddeat ln whlch 15
lffnaaen pushed their way into
Une.
''11tt" wun 't a th101 w• could
do about tt." he said. "We ask
that~ poltce themselva or we
won't ll ttckct.1." TM ticket
sales are ofrered al a customer
aervtce, heaafd.
Monday'• •"u.tUon wa1n't \ht
worst he 's sten, Allman noted.
"The worat waa about four
yoans aao, the Rotllnc Stones, We
had 2.000 people and tour
Ur ket.."
* * * Fr:--P-.e AJ
IMMUNE •••
documentS, including penonlll
papers be later conceded bad no
bctaring on the mvesUeauon.
The McSurelya were held in
contempt of COn1res' when they
appeared before McClellan's
subcommittee in March 19e& and
refused lo hand over certain subpoenaed documents.
A federal appeals court
eventually overturned the
contempt citation, nilinc that the
subcommlttce'a 1ubpoen1 bad
been based on an
unconstJlutional tearch warrant
issued by the Kentucky Judge.
f'romP~AJ
COUN~IL •••
estimated at. sa.t million.
ComtrucUon la achedu1ect to
start No\r. 1, wl&h cornpleUon due
by midt~m., 1m.
Other Item• Hhedultd for
council de~te tont1bl lnolude:
-Propoaal to bu)' a
minicomputer for 1tora1• at clt.y
data and record•, at a co.t ol
S85, 700. Tho computer would be boucht under 1 thret•Jtar
leaH/purehHt err1n1tment
wU.h Bank of Amtrioa.
-AppllcaUon tor tuo,ooo In
rederal hou ln1 lftd c:ommunlt1
development ir1nt f 1.1nd•, for low
and moderate pncf!1 hou Ins.
-A po1lUon 1tatement on the
count)' human relatlona
commJU.. ~mm ndln1 that lh• e1ommlHlon atay oul of city .aft a Ire unltU tn\'ttld,
-A prnpo111 from
Coun0Uwom1n Q1brltllt Pryor
not. to renew 11rtou1tural
praervt cont•Htl held b)' th•
lrvlnt Comptn)' on &,'91 JCl'tl, to
collect areator tax11 from the tandownm.
Ceue-flre Broken
BEIRUT, l,ehanon CAP> -
O"tm11ht 1h11Un1 of ltftlal·held
townt In Huth 1.1b1non, tht
btavt t ben1111 of the CWT•nt two-wnk·old ctlla·flrw, kllltd °"' dvUJan and wounded four others. the ,ovemor'a ofllc~ In
Sldon .. .ldtoday .
jurOl"I in part ..
Asaembl7man 1\on Cordova
11ld today he plans to introduce a
homeowners' tax tx6mPl1Qn bill
which would •mbbCfy lcfeiilrOm
county Assessor Bradley Jac:Obl.
The El Toro Democnt,
speaklns end lnt4'°viewed in..$.an
Juan Capl1tra110. uld th•
Jeclalallon woul~ ralH th
present bomeo"1'1er • ex,m~OQ
and noat It wilh lnflatlonary
property ~alue lnerea1ea.
Jacobs' proposal-unveiled ln
June and 1upported tiy C*lt
Supervisors -would ralae
homeowner• exemptloas ltom
. • ..
2 Czechs
~jack
AirliDer
FRANKFURT, West Ocnnany
<AP> .:.. A anan and womah
ernplo~ by Cl bas
idlnes and carryli\g loaded
l>l1tola h1jaclc1d a de>mestlc
Jetliner to Frankfurt elrport
today and Hke4 tor poUUcal
a•vlum. pollceaafd. The two wore tbeJr unltonna
but tuveled aa pa .. eniera. pollcea d.
After holdlDI ti)• o r 24 pa11en1er1 and tbr. crew
me111bera ~••oil the plane for two bouu, tbe two
•ur~"9d ~ poll~e .Fr.oktun
police chief Kaut M Iv 11id.
He JdenUtied Utoa:i only u
VluUslav T., 291 arid Ru.ziena V.,
22, both employed by tbe CSA air-
line in Karlovy Vary, a once
glitterlne apa known u
Carlsbad. They carried pistols
when they boarded Uie ruabt to
Prague, he said.
The hljackel'I were taken to the
aln>Oft termtnat (or quest.iOQhll
and were e'Jpeeted to bo
rorm;Jly arrested latu tod11 tor • •ond.•ncerhc alrllne
tranapOriaUon.·· MueUer1aJd.
A)rpoft autborltJes taid \he
Soviet.built YAK 40 ~lrllner
would retum to Cieehoil0va1da
wi\h thepaueneen aDd crew.
After the plane landed, the
hijackers demanded tb air1iner
be refueled for a 180·mtlo tUaht
southward to Mwilcb.
Authorities coaVlJ:l.Ced them to
$Urrender alt.er ins them tbet
tbe a~ial fuel heeded IOl' ~
Oiabt •as not rea~ anllabl
at FraDklurt.
Mueller said ..a rankrurt. atrporl offlclal. tn10 Klu11.
ne1oUated with lh• bUac n
through an open window ol the jet.liner. whlcb wu park9d oUt ol
sl«bl of tbe termla•I and aurrounded by pollc•
commandos.
STOCKS/MOSKOWITZ
Tuesday'&
Closing Prices
~·~-.,11 .............. --~.
NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS
T~. October 11, 19n l lN DAILY PIL.OT •
·crazy Move
Miller Buys Pays Off
By MILTON MOSKOWITZ
When New York'• Phlllp Morris Inc. boucbt MUwaQ·
ket'I Miller Brewinl Company in 1970, • lot. of peop
thought the cl~arette complJ'IY wu craiy.
DespU.e the health quaUons 11urroundlnt tobacco,
cigarette business was sun hlghty profitable, etipetlally r
Phlllp Morris, which had two ol the fastest-1rowhlr bran
in Marlboro and Ben.son & Hedtta.
OTHER CIGAaETrE PllOD\JCEltS IL\0 d1v.rslned
to reduce thelr dependency on tobacco. Jl'ood and liquor:
were the favorite cate1ortes. R. J . Reynolds was bawldrl&
Chun Kihg oriental tooda and My·T·Fint cbocOlate puddlq.
Ll11ett & Myers was peddling AlPo doe food and JlrB
Scotch. American Tobacco bad drift~ lnto JJD\ Beam
bourbon and Sunshine cookies and cracter1.
But none bad en~red the beer business. Oullidtra b
never managed to stage a suc:cesaful invaaloft of the brew·
ini industry.
The notion tbat PhllJp Moms bad aootea was M.nf orecid
when the purchate price was posted ;~'SZ21 million. That
represented the total profits made by P.hiUp MoniJ II\ the
previous five years.
And what was
Philip Morris getting for
its $227 mllllon? A cQm·
pany with s ales of a lit·
tle more than $150
million. A company
whos e profits had
declined tor five con
secutive years. A company that rankta aevealb tn the brew-
ing industry.
LOOKING AT TBE SCENARIO fN 1910. moSt o~ervers thought it might take until the year2000, JI then, for Philip
Morris to see a decent return ol'l lta Investment.
Here it is, seven years later, and Jt's clear that Phlllp
Morris bas stood the brewma indusqy on lta head.
It modemhed and expanded the Miller J>l&ntl to lasu,. • that quality would be standard. It ~ .savvy Philip
Morris managers to MUler. lt invested heavi\Y ln rlborc>-
type advertisfnc. And talrlng a leaf t?om 1be mutUtrrand
strategy ol I.tie cigarette world, it lntrodoCod Miller Lite a
low calorie brew
The Philip Morra touch bqan to aho• up la 1913 •hen
Miller increased lts ahipmenta by 2' percent to paq boCh
Schaefel"'Md Falstaff iB the Uidua&ry .tandlap. -., ... -... .,., .. ti.!-c ••• 1
IN 1'74, MILLER WAS UP ~r~ perceit. althou tL
iL remained lnfiflh place.
Jn 197S, 1hipments soared by 42 percent. abllns Min ~
to move abead ol Coors Into fourth place.
ln 1971, .Miller put a 4.3 percent sales inc on \Op
the ~ationilJ 1aios ot lfn4 and um. thereby cctclna ahe
ol Pabst into thlrd place.
TIDS YtiB. INC&EDIBLB AS IT m1.7 aeeui ta view ot the huge increases of the previous foar. rt•ara, iller Is r
ported to be ntnnlng 40 perce11t &bead Of me. whlch means
thatitmaydlsplaceSchllllfromsecondplac:e. •
Miller llrewing has annual r.venues in exeeu of $1 ~l
billlon, more than five times what it had when Philip MoirlS-i)
acquired it in 1970. It generated pretax profits or $'15 rnWlon
hlst year.
1\s target is t he N'o l brand : Budweiser. l
W c should all be so crazy
Market Again
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t -OAJLYPILOT Tueeday. October 11, 1977 ENTERTAINMENT I TELEVISION
COA.STWATCD: Tonight's Tl' Fare
EVENING &:OOlt="s
e Q WORlD 8E1UES
Ltv. ooverege ol the flrat game
of the 1077 Wcwtd 8erlea from
the home park of the American
lMgUe champion. (If rained
out, '9Qularty «ihecklled pro-
ramrnlng w111,...,rne.)
THE AVENGERS
A ..-of baffling murdera bring Si.c:t and Emma to the
portets of • cNc marriage
bur-...
• HECKLEANOJECKLE
9 8ESAME STR&I "'LL.A AS.EOAE 5:30 TOM ANO JERRY m WAJTT1LL YOUR FATHER
GET'SHOME
FREEHAND SKETCHING
8.1>0 C88 NEWS 0 NEWS e l!MEAOENCVONEI
''lrn90l'nnla"
G MOVIE *** "Red R!Yer'' (11M8) John
WlffM, Montgonwy Clltl. A
young man Md ht& 9tepf ather
quanel OWtt the fOUte of their'
cattle drive. (2 twa.)
• THE PARmK>GEFAMJLY
Shfrtlly'• 9'derfy bUt mod father prow. that Old eonga can teec:h the new generation.
• THE ROOICIE8
Two ex~ .. tooee In
the city cerrytng COC\Ulglous
IMnfnOtUa end the roac•
muat find them.
9ZOOM G AB MAN BEHAVES
"Pwceptl.On,.
8:308 MOVIE **'~ "Cou11plla-:y To Kiii ..
(1070) Robert eonr.d, Beflnda
Montgomety. A cn>e**f pMr'-
rNldst becom9e lnvotv.d In en
exttaotdlnery ""'"*· (1 hr., 30
min.)
• 28T~HT CD GAOWIHG YEARS
"The Leaming lnfattt"
(I) C88 NEWS
7:001J NBC NEWS
UAASCWB
I LOVE LUCY
"Uttl• Ricky G•ta Stage
F~"
• l.ET'8 MAKE A DEM.
• MACffEJL/ LEHRER
REPORT
EARTH. 8EA ANO SKY
"Mod•tt\ And Ancl•nt
aitn.I•" Cl) TO. TE.l TME TRtmt 7~8 CANDCDCAMERA
8 NEW\.YWED GAME aa THE BRADY 8UMCH Allee. the hQ .......,., begins
to felll she la no longer needed
In U.Bnldr~ • AOAM-12
TM ofllctr9 round up• QMO Of
hoodlUl'na ·~ tn en ~ s.matJc..-edoWn.
• 2.ITONIOKT'
• NEW8CHECt( •
()} THE GOHQ SHOW
8:00 8 Cl) THE FITZPATRIC8<8
s-r.. ~ 00hca11ed
llbout the famUY• nn.nc-. ~ to help out, but eoon
~ he'• not cepebte of
Nancy Marchand is the publisher, Edward Asner (left>
is city editor Lou Grant and Mason Adams plays the
managing editor on the newspaper series Lou Grant,
tonight at 10 on CBS, Channel 2.
hOldlng down • Job, l<eeplng up
wtth echoolwork and being 8
football hero. G RtCHARD PAYOR
Rlch#d Pryor appears with
JOhn ~ In a take-off on
blues~ the Plpa r-form
'Midnight Tr.tn To Geof'gla'
and •1 Heard It Through The
Gt11P9"1ne'; poet Maya Angefo«J
pcrtlm)IS a drunMn man'• wtt.;
Lawanda ~ Sh11141y ~
phlll and Offnn TUr!T\#1 -.dd
their own spedal bfend ot
f\Umor.(R) 8 MOVIE
**~"Romance On the High
8-'' (19'8) Doris Day, Jack
CWlon; An OQMl'I ~ la
compacated by ml9tak.n lden-
Uty and a marital mix-up (2
tn.)
JOKER'S W1&.D ~BURNETT AND
G...e: Jactt Gltford. e MOvtE **~''The Third Day" (1986) G.orge Peppard, Ellub9th
Aahtey. An amn .. lac la ~ by"'* Wife 8nd COUlln
ol inUideltng a ~ and her :.*a=
"A Good Olaeonancie Like A
Man• A rnuslc:81 portrait Of
Charles !Yes' life. rnu9ic and
.
Ratings Glddf!
'*"'Ill -,..... «<• .... , ... 4lffb .... P ce ....... JM TV .,. ..... ..,.crftlc., • • * • -Excellent * .. • -Very Good
• • -GOOd
•'tr -Fair
• -Poo<
ldeala. GD PARENT EFFECTIVENESS
"Ruta 'N' Roadblocks" The l-
M9aaage, an alternative to the
You-Message. la examined lltld
practk:ed. 9 NEWS
8:158 MOVIE * * * * "The Bridge On The River KWal" (1957) Wllllam
Holden. AJec Guinness. A Brit-
ish oOfoMI and hla men ar•
pett of 8 prteon labor gang
forcied by the Japeneee to build
• jungle twtdge. (2 tn .. 45 min.)
1:308 CONCENTRATION
CAOSS-wrrs
AS WE SEE IT
"Bo•ton Story, Pert Ill"
Boston's·~· IChoola pr~
vlde • partial ~Ion to dMeg-
~atlon problems
t:008 (I) M•A•S•H
Colonel Pott•. wonied about
the MrVOUS tenelon apparent In
the 4077th, .. pcyc:Natn.t
Sidney Freedman, who ahowa
up at the hoepl18t .. OM of the wounded, to take an Informal
took at eome of the more ~tight cuee:
8 THE ING EVENT
"CMck C1al1t'• Good o.d o~
From Bobby Sox To Blklnla"
Dick Qlf'tt la JolMd by~
Annette Funlcallo and Frankie
Avalon In this nostalgic !<><*et
the &o'• and eo·s. Among the
gueata will be Connie Francis,
Freddi. Cennon. Fabfan, Edd
BynMa. Dion, Jew/ Dee, The
Klngaton Trio, The ShlreNee
and 1.-.y Gore. AJso. apecleJ
~ancet by Brian Wu.an
and the~ Boys, TM Cap-
tain end TennlUe, end tM Preli·
dem'a mother, Mra. U Ian
c.ri..
• CAOHltOE
Two deetN rela1ed to the
OCCIUlt ~ lronlkie toc&llg9.
seance. m MERV GRIFFIN e SPECIAL
"Tour En L'Alr end Bali.t
Adagio" The close and aom.-
llmet cM9tructlve relallonat\lp
between a husband and wit•
dance tHm la profiled, fol-
lowed by David and Anna Marie
Holmes' pt•Hntatlon of
'Spring Water '
tm) MASTEAPIECE THEATRE
"Dickens Of London" After
Mary's death, Charles begin• to
newi disturbing dreems about
her and studl•• hypnoel8.
Meanwhile, hla father ember-
, ..... him whll• attempting to
ralM l"t'IC>ney.
aJ MOVIE **~ "OP9r•llon: Cobra"
(1971) David Ja~. Wiiiiam
Conrad, An undercoYer agent
attempt• to locate the heed of
an International narootto ting.
(2hl'9.)
9:30 8 (I) ONE DAY AT A TIME
''The Older Men" SchMider.
convinced Julie's lnvolwd in an
atfaJr too hot to ~le. ruahea
to heir teeou., only to CMIM •
wave of troublee tor both Jutl•
and Ann. (Part 3 of 4)
10:00 8 (I) LOU GRANT
Lou ls lhoek*f to find out tti.
attractlV9 woman ti. hM bMll
trytng to mMt 19 • rtval editor
from thtt 'Today' MCtlon of tti.
Tribune.
8GNEWS
«!) NIGHT CiAU.ERY
•• 8PECW.
"Equality" Gloria StelMm,
S9nator FNd Harrla end _,.,._
my Rifkin dlec:uM equaflty of
age. MX, race and «X>nOmic
clrct.tm8tano9.
10:30 •• NEWS
11:00 9 8 8 (I) 0 NEWS U HOU.VWOOO
CONNECTION 0 MOVIE * * * "Red RM!r" ( 19'48) John Wayne, Montgom«y Clift. A
young man and hie atepfathilr
qu.,.,.. over the ~ of tMAr
cattle dr!Ye. (2 hrs.) m FOREVER FEAHWOOO
Hetither hU tound Him In F.m-
wood, but II trying to !OM Him;
Wanda tella Loretta how to
handte Harmon; G.or99 k.ep9
o-ttlnO tn n.t way. a PEAAY MASON
An ..... with two"*' dalm-
lng to be hlf father becol11M
Muon's client. e DICfC CAVETT
Gu.a: Audotf ~-CD MAaEl. I LEHRER
REPORT
11:30 f) (J) KOJAK II TONOHT
Hoet: Johnny Ceraon. Guests:
Pet• Fountain, Meri. Earle,
Steve l.andelberg, Irv e.naon,
Pat & o.bb4e Boone.
D LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE '' l..CNe And The Cftilla UM I
lOYI And The Soap Opera" ea A8CMOVrE ··~ "M.lvln Purvlt. 0-U..," (1974) o.r. ~. Olc:ik
S.g41nt. Metvtn Pur.tte, flam-
boyant MldweSt FBI ChW, la In
hot pursuit Of the lnflll"ftOUI
'Machine Gun K9ffy' Md hta
geng, ~ hft9 puled Off HM
So Much for Sophistication
Andy Williams will
host the 1977 Miss
World Beaut y
Contest on NBC Nov.
17.
Indian Movie
Slated for TV
LOS ANGELES <AP) -"lsbi," a story of North America's last
wild Indian, will be
presented as a three·
hour movie on NBC.
Academy Award .
win1\er Dalton Trumbo
wrote the first ~o hours
• before bi• death last
year and lbe play was
completed by bis son,
Christopher Tnnnbo,
81 JAYSHA&BtJTI'
LOS ANGELIS <AP> -A.BC bu Lb& unsophisticated sitcom,
. "Laverne and Shirley," about
two ladies working lo a
Milwaukee brewery. The sbow'a
high ratings must have got CBS
to t.blU:lng.
Because bJ golly~ CBS started
ita own two-lady alt.com SUnday,
at 8:30 oo. Channel 2, "On Our
Own. •• But tbis sbOw is aopbist-
lcat.ed. You can tell because tbe
ladies worlc iG an ad aeency ln
atamorous New\' ork.
Tbeshow, wbicb also works in
glamorous New York, at..ars
Lynnle Greene, a tall, aprightly
actress, as Marta Teresa Bonino,
and Beu Armatronc, a abort,
sprightly actress, as her close
pal. Julia Peters.
MARIA 18 AN art director,
Julia a 00p)'W.tter. Tbe premiere
had tbem casting tbelr ttnt TV
comroerclaJ. lt's for a 3&-bour de-
odorant called ''Halt." You don't
laueb at this, you are not sophist· icat.ed.
It'• quickly established that
tall Marla ls embarrasaed about
her belgbt. It seems to hamper
her love Ute. A hint comes during
an office chat when Julia asks her where she was last li.I~
''Atconfess\oo," MariaTereaa ..
Meeting of Mintb
· Returning to TV .
LOIS ANGELES (AP> -steve Allea's "Meeti.nf or tbe Minds," the award·winnlnl PBS aeries in
which hjjtoric flgol'es meet to dllCU$S tbemael~es.
will beonroranotherseuon.
New "parUdpanta .. will lnclude MarUn Luther.
Vo1wre. P!m, nc>renc~ Ma ttn1aJe, the Marquis
de Sa , Fred ck DOQ lass, Susan B. Anthony,
Emiliano Zapata, SOcrat.el, Francis Bacon and
Em~ bull.&iotCbJna.
• ' L.111.BOYD )
I FORMS tn lhe -
DAI LY PILOT
the casting.'·
( )
tbeirahorta on. Otherwise, I'd do
TJ' REJ'IEJV One bandaome prospect _ _ <Jamm Dupont) aeema to have
Bonino, no Buddhist, replies.
"Howwaslt?" Julia asks.
''Theprtest fell asleep.··
1N TIME. Gretchen Wyler,
cast as the snide, 'domineerl111'
head ol the ad agency, enters the
office. She carries a small dog
whom the credlta ideoWy as
··Flotsam the dot."
If you list.en bard, you may
hear Flot.eam the doe softly
murmur, "Boy, thls show Ls a
real human."
Miss Wyler hands Flotsam to a
puatng Ounky with instructions
to "take him to the little boy's
room." Then she delights Julia
and Marta by •a.Ying she 1oves their "Halt" commercial.
But beln8 aopblsticat.ed, sbe
orders wee chanaes. No tonier ls the ad to depict a "family man."
He now must be "provocative, a
snarlln1, grcwlln& animal."
SOE ALSO SAYS the actor
chosen to provoke, snarl and
growl must do it aort of nude.
Julia aod Maria sort ot wonder
what she means.
However, 1lllaa Wyler aan the
auditlooin1 actors wlll "have
the inside track. This la because,
in separate chats, be tells Julia,
then Maria, be bu bt1 eyes for
her. The ferninine hearts ro rtabt
into nutt.er mode.
Btrr WHEN TREY find out he
is an insincere cad and is ·~ all those nlce thtqa Just to 1et
the job • • • well. rest assured
he'll learn the error ot hls ways
in the mlnute final•.
The script by Bob Randall ts so
thin a micrometer couldn't
measure It. llut MJas Greene
re111ter1 well, ditto Mlu
Armttrona, a very appeallna
actre1a who should 1ppeal riaht
now foe another allow.
I have a feell.na tbJa one, the
only current series lbot entirely
in New York, will soon aufftll'
what that hamlet suffered -a
.blackout
llegf eld Role
LOS ANGELF.S (AP) -Pa\ll
Sbenar will play FJoren1 Zlesfeld
io the NBC movie about the llfe ol
Lbe lqeodary abowman.
TUBE
TOPPERS
ABC f'I 8:00 -.. The
Bridge on the River
Kwai." This movie
whopper wJth William
Holden, Alec Guinness and
Sessue Hayakawa followb
the first game of the World
Series.
NBC G 9:00· -Dick
Clark's "Good Old Days.••
The Fabulous Fifties are recreated in this paean to
nostalgia featuring
Annette Funicello and
Frankie Avalon as
co-hosts.
KHJ 011:30 -•• Red
River." One of the best of
the John Wayne westems.
this 1948 drama features
Montgomery Clift, Walter
Brennan and John Ireland.
daring cs.ytlght lcldMpplng Of • rnill~~.(R) -~ ABCNEW8 MORNING
12:00 8 TWIUGHT.zoNE
''The Howtlng M9n" • MOYIE ***tA ''Brottw Rat" (1931)
Ronald ~. Eddie Albert. ,,_ romanoee .-Mt prC>blerM of
w.e studeml .. -~ tht hecdc •moepher• of. mli-tllt)' si:hoof. (2 ,,.....,
• MOVIE
**~ "Face· Of ~ (1958)
~ Mltc:hel, .--Whlt-
nwn. ~ dlaftQlrid ....... ~ a doCtot'a .._,tor a rn.
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VOL 70, NO. 2lM, 3 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1977
Lagnnans Face Ilike in School 'Faxes _·
By STEVE MITCHELL °' .. o.lly ..... , .....
What does Assembly BiU 8S
mean to property owners in the
La1una Beach UnUled School
District?
"About fQUr cents lacked on to
the tax rate," says Clyde
Lovelady, business manager for
the five-campus dJstrict.
The bill. rtteoUy sllned by
Govcm«: Brown. is an attempt
.,
by tM legislature to meet the
requirements of the state
Suprem~ Court decision in
Serrano vs. Priest.
And a pop1.1larly held concept
that AB65 takes money from
richer districts to give to poorer
school districts is not entirely ac-
cural~. Lovelady says.
"We are not loslng money from
our general fund," he explained.
"The property owners in the
district will JUst have to pay
more to keep the services we now
have."
Lovelady said district trustees
always ha e option of cutting
the tax ra reducing services.
"The board can't reduce the
base revenue ltmil per ADA, but
they can reduce the amount it
will raise.•· be said. ··or course, then you 're cutting
into the district's programs," he
200-seat ledure hall where students will
hear about the latest in medical advances
New building is on west campus. and ts
s cheduled for completion by August, 1978.
aouJs carnped out in front of the
store ud were among the first allowedlnatt:~a.m.
Store officials paned out
numbered stubs to about S50 of
tboee lined up ln n~tJon or
getting two tickets each. ••nus would never have hap-
pened lC O'Malley wasn't such a
tightwad,·· Boyko said.
The crowd at the ton varltd
from housewives to beer· guulihg rowdies who became
uncooperative when llckets ran
out.
Police reported no arrests or
major incidents, jua~· a lot or
disappointed rana.
About 140 people were able to
purchase Uckeb at a nearby
Sean Ticketron outlet, officials
said.
Meanwhile in Newport Beach,
a small group protested when
employea of tho Broact.ay in
Fashion bland got preferenUal
treatment on ticket sales. But
• those p?Otestiaa will apparenUy
get the World Series tickets they
had waited up to 12 houra to get..
l'be rnidenta called :a foul
Monday after they aald the
Ticketron ouUet ln th~ depart·
ment atore punched out 70 \o
100 Of the coveted tickets. but
CSee11CK£1'8.PaceAZ>
Gems, Ca~
St0lenFrom
Dead Woman
A: friend wbo returned to a .._~ .......... _h bot.cl to collect the
beli:lbgirigS of a dead woman, told
police tMt more than :13,000 ln jewelry . cub w mlaslnt
from the woman's room.
Doroth)' Gaynor, 57, of J7S
Woodland St. in Costa Mesa, wu
taken to South Coast Community
Hospital by ambulance SUnday
after she collapsed ln her room at
the SUrt and Sand Hold, lSSS
South Cout Hiehway, police said
today.
The woman 1ater died at th•
botpit.i and police aaid a friend
went to the hotel to r~ver her
belOl\linp.
Officers are invest1calln1 tM
reported IOIS of a $3,000 diamond
ring, a platinum watch with a
diam.end studded band, a 1old
chain wlt.b a sequll pendant and
atiOut•tncaah.
Wind.Grabs
Bal.loon
BAR HARBOR, Maine
<AP> -Two Colorado.men
attetnptln& to cross the
AtlanUc in a balloon got
caulbt in a "turnaround
aurfaoe wind" off Nova
Scotia early today. A
ground control spokesman
said the craft was not in
dancer but there was a
chance its course could be
altA!red.
Jack Vaeth, ground
support director for the ss-root high Eagle that was
launched here Monday.
said the balloon bad
crossed Yarmouth, Nova
ScoUa and tMn &ot caught
ln a W\nd that bad pushed lt
aouthagain
Clemente Boy
Breaks Wrist
In Collision
A 14-year-old San Clemente
boy btote h1s wrist Monday when
his motarc:ycle collided with a ·
car at n-atatpr Lane Just otr
south EJCatnlnoReat.
Robert. Orr of 227 La
Esperanza wu riding b1s dirt
bike in aa alley, poUc:e said, wben
be exited on Tnfal1ar Lau and
collided "1th a westbo\md car
driven by Leo Walsh, 111
Trafa11ar Leno. "He was lucky to get away
with only a broken wrist," said
San Clemente poJlce officer Sgt.
WUUam Trudeau. "He wun 't
wearln1 a helmet or shoes, and
the bike was pretty bancect up.·•
Orr was transported by
tiremen In a city Ulbulaoce to
San Clemente Gtneral Hospital •
wereh4wastreated andreleased.
Trudeau said police "wlll
rocommend that Orr be cited tor
operating a motorcycle wilhocit a
license.
The mlnimum age for llcenslnl
to operat. a tnotorcyc le LI US.
Aiin MutuBI ·
SAN DIEGO (AP> -Mexican
and U.S. health offlc:iala say they
aro workinl to tabllsh a strong
relaUonship aimed at solvin1
rnulwll bealtb problems. Marlo
Obledo, Californla'a health and
welfare aecredlry, said Monday
that for the first time, the run
wei1bt of the aovemorahip& or
California and Baja Calllornla
are behind the rautuaJ health
effort.
said.
The purpose of the bill is to
cloi,e the gap between wealthy
and poor wealth districts by
giving the richer districts less of
an inflation factor in state aid
computations.
''A poorer wealth district
receives $1,21S In state and local
funds per average dally
attendance, <ADA>" Lovelady
explained. ''Laguna's basic
revenue per ADA ls $1,446, which
means a $231 difference between
the twodlstricts."
By multiplylna that dlfference
by the projected ADA for
Laguna's district. this year (3,408
students>, the local d\strict
collects $'187,248 more than a
poorer wealth district.
"So AB6S says the state will
lake 10 percent or that next year,
or $T8,72S, and transfer it to a
state account fol' ctlstriboUoa to
poorer districts," LQvetacty said ..
Doesn't that meu the dlitrict
ts out that amount I!
"No, the $78.125 that to
poorer wealth districts ls thien tacked on to the secured tax
roll," Lovelady said, which
means~ additional J'ifl cents Oil
the tax rate. "
Another penny or so is also
(See TAXES, Pa1e A!)
Killer Unknown
ELVATON, Md. <AP> -Pollce
sloued through the muddy
woods surrounding this suburban
community today in hopes or
findina the weapon used by an
unknown tiller who s1va1ely
stabbed \hfee smaU girls in the
back while they played withln
shouting distance or tbelr homes
on Sunday.
The bodies of Theresa Hoean.
S, her slstA!r Deborah AMe, 10,
and Ann Marie Brzesikiewfcz, 8.
were found Monday by omcers
after an ovemi&ht search ini·
tJated by their frantic parents.
The girls had left their homes
early Sunday evening to play at a
children's fort ln the woods.
The usually tranquil sub-
division is about 12 miles south or Baltimore, away from ma1or
freeways and shopping centers.
Somt> residents speculated that
the killer, therefore. may have
been one of their neighbors.
Pollee, however. said they
were virtually empty·handed so
far In their Investigation of the .
brutal murders. About 15 officers
combed the scene today with
metal detect.ors, while ~r 4S
were assigned elsewhere Orf the
case.
A telephone botllne was
WASllJNGTON <~P> -
Communltle! have a right to
prevent commuters from
parking in residential
ne1ghb0i'boodi, the U.S. Supreaie
Court niled today
The court acted, without
heartna argument5, in the cue of
Arllnaton County, Va •• a
Wuhlngton suburb that enacted'
an ordinance restricting week-
day parting to residents by
issu.lng lb.em speclal permits. 11\e Virgmla Supreme Court
had aafted with commuters that
the parking ban was
discriminatory.
There are similar bans
requiring resident parklnt
permits in Washlniton, D.C.;
M ontsornery County, Md.;
Charlottesville and Rlcbmond,
Va.: BostOb and Cambridge,
Ma11.; WUmlngtoo, Del.;
Milwaukee. Wls .• and San
Frand,seo.
tn its rulln1, the U.S. Supreme
Court said a commul\lty can
restrict 1tfeet parking avallable
to commuters. "thus
encouraglnf reliance on carpools
and mass translt."
Tho top court also aareett to
review the ro11owtn1 ca :
· -Whether capltal punl ment ls a valid penalty for person
c:onviCted of murder wbo did not
actually klll anyo11e.
THREE VICTIMS OF MARYLAND SI.A YER
Ann Brzeatdewlcz, Thereaa and Debble Hoe•n
established for residents with
any mformation they might reel
rl'lcvant, such as accounts of
past incidents or JUVeni}e
violence.
Onedftcer, Lt. Robert Russell.
Hid one of the girls bad been
1tabbed40times.
State Medical Examhter
RU13ell Fisher 1ald tbe other two
bad been stabbed about six
times. Fisher said the murder
weapon was probably a huntirl&
knife with a blade at Jeut nve
Justi~ vot.ed to rmew the
appeal or Sandra Lockett of
Akron. Ohio, who cl alms She was
wrOngly sentenced to CliC ha \be
electric chair ror the 1975 miirifer
of Akron pawnbroker Sidney
Cohen. lllia Lockett, prosecutOrs
at her triltl cOlltended, as the
"brains" behind a planned i'Ob-
bery at Collen'• pawn shop.
Cohen wu kUted, but not by Miss LO<:k~
Ttie city offers a vanet1 of
parking pern}lt stickers tor
frequent usm of La1un1 Beach
parking spaces, and the PaiiPrii,
TransportatiOl'l ana Clrcul•tlon
committee outlined proposed
new rates to tbe council last
week.
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2 Czechs
~jack .
Airliner
~ FRANKFURT, West Chnnany
(AP> A man Hd woman
mploytd by U'le CaecholloYO
talrlin and carrying l°'ded
platolJ bljaekid a domeatlc
U•Ulner. to Frankf\art airport ftOdu and asked ror poUtteal
a.avlum. POllce said. The two wore their unilorms
l but traveled aa paaatn1er1,
poUcenJd.
Alter boldin1 t~e other 24
aasenfera and three crew
-».:ii#d:11embets ho.tale on the plane
or two bo"r.s· tbt two ~Wl".l~:iar'lllld to poUce. Frantfurt
'\Ylii:WlxtBae c:bief Knut Nueller &aid.
\Ja.n. .. ,, He tdeDUfied them otaly as U~in astlllav T., 29, and Ruaena V .• llro>ii~. both emplo,ed by UM CSA air-
' line in Karlovy Vary, a once glittering spa known as
Carlsbad. They carried pistols
... hen they boarded the flight to
• ·Praaue. ~e said.
The hijackers were taken to the ~n>ort terminal for quesUoqine 1 and were eJtpected to be
formally anftled later today for
-''endanc•rlnt •lrllno
•"""transportation," Mueller said.
Airport. authorities said the
Soviet·bullt YAK 40 airliner
:.-•would return to CiechoslovakJa
• witbtbepauengersandcrew.
After the plane landed, the
hUacken ~anded the aJrliner
k reflidecl for •.J•mile flllbt ac>uthwatd to Mum ch.
Authorities convinced them to
urrender after telliDI them that
special fuel needed for tM dlt ·.was not rHdlty available
t·~un;
ueUer said • Funtfurt lrport ofliclal, ln10 Kluss,
neaotJated wJlh the hijaeken
throuab an open window ol the
tJlner. Ythicb wa J)arked out ol
l1ht of the terminal and
urrounded by pollc&
commandos.
;i~~kooiidup Day Set
• ttuJ Jnfor~High
;\1!Jri Represe11taUve1 froen nearly tm.aas eoUe1• wtll be at Lquna b Beath IDab School Oct. 2S for the
., "•tfwrth annual Collec• Roundup . ,~Da)'.
l.i ,, Juaior and aenlor ltvdents,
~n.te>na wt their parents, are
ia•tted to meet tbe repre-.. 1nntaUves aJld ask questions
"-'about their campuses. The ~ ... informal oriental.ion meeting will
-~r:t>e held in the senior pat.lo frol'Q
10:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. For more
formatian, call Dee Brislen at
494-8546.
"' ,~Stayed
j ANN ARBOR, Mich. <AP) -A
: 1tate ar>peala court haa
J temporarily at•yed court action t lpvo\ytng two women wbo muse
i l<> •IY how th•f voled lo a 1 anayQtal etectlon decided. by one
~ wi..
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Deity 111111 MMI ,_.
'8UROEN ON TAXPAY£AS'
But1ne1a M•n•ger Lovelady·
E,..,.PageAJ
TAXES •••
added to the local tax rate for
reduction in the basic aid rrom
$125 to $120 per ADA -yet
another change brought about by
AB6S.
Lovelady satd state leeislators
believed it was 1oln1 to Lake
about 2S years to bring rich and
poor wealth district s closer
together under the old school
flnandng law .
"This bill is intended to do the
same thing in fewer years," he
said.
The bill remains In force for
three years, at which Ume there
wlll be revisions made in the
current bill, or a new blll.
"It all depends on what
bap~ to t.be state surplus,··
Lovelady said.
In the meantime, La1una
Beach property owners can
expect CO be paying more for the
aameservices.
<:oTdom Eyes
Homeowners'
~Tax Meaaure
Assemblyman Ron Cordova
said toda)' .be plan.I to introduce a
homeowners' tax exempUon bill
which \VOUld embody idea from
county Assessor Bradley Jacobi.
The El Toro Democrat,
speaJdne and interviewed in San
Juan Capkattano, sald the
legislation would ralse the
present bomeowner's e~mpt.ion
and float it with inflationary
property value iocreases.
Jacobs' proposaJ -W)Veiled In
June and supporUd by County
Supervisors -would raise
homeowners exemptions from
11. 750 to $2,500 annually and
permit tboee who sta1 in their
homes to have their execnptlon
lncrei.sed annually ln proportion
to property value lnc:reues.
'I'M proposal would alao allow
an extra $125 exempUon for each
year a person files tor an
exemptlQn on the same home.
Cordqva is opUmlltic t.bat tbe
tealslature will pus some form
of property tax legialaUon in the
next year.
.. I lhlnk there ls a better
cbt~ now than tbere wu a
month -co." he expla.lned. ~·1
suspect a pioperty tax bill wtU be
paaaecl in Lbia aeaslon of the
leglalature before lt ei.ea In Se temblt' 1978. .. ~~va, wbo apoke to the
Capistrano Valley Excbanae Club, lashed oo.l at the S\.lt.e
Legislature's failure lo enact
property tax reform legislation.
"I'd nunt it <the lelllalature) tn
the area of property taxation,"
the freshman Auemblyman
explained, ranking the
legislature's performance in the
last session.
"Tber• is no reason the
legislature can't address
property tax reform.'' Cordova
said. "The desire for property
tH reform could be easily ac-
commodated by the leftllatur.."
Cordova crlUclnd tax reform
letlJJatJM In Sacramento as "de· ceptive and gimmicky.••
He said most te1taJatlon
tnv0Mn1 proputy taxes calls for
rebates which Cordova believes
are merely politically motivated
formaof short term relief. 'Tm aot about to aupport a but
that wowd bankrupt the atate, ..
Cor~a said. "l would rather
He property taxes decrease."
lagw1na Sets
SchoolN~t
1t'I back to acboOl llllbt •t
Lquna leach H1'1l SebOOl next Tueaday with the parent.I cbaacsnl cJauea ror a chance.
Parents of bllh 1choot
yoan11ters wlll have an
opportunity to meet their
c:hUd.ten's lnatructora aa well ••
prlnc:ipal Dr Robert Huahea ·
beglnnlnl at 7 p.m.
PTA volunteers also will be
conduclint tou" of Ult hl8b
achool that momll\1 from I to 11.
Parents lntem~ in tounna tM
lacllltiea 1bould ao to th• actlvltles office durln1 thoee houn.
For mor~ Information, call
Barbu-a Paint• at -..eao.
SaddlefJarlc College
North Campus
Deed Acepted
After months or uncertainty
and controversy, Saddleback
College'• northern campus wu
brougl\t a atcp closer to reality
Monday.
College trustees accepted lhe
grant deed for the 20 acres of
Irvine Company land at the inter·
sec Liao of J errrey Road and
Irvine ter1ter Drive in Irvlne
They also awarded a $538.887
contract tor the site preparation
to Sully-Miller Company.
The construction firm is
expected to belln Its work -
which lncludea paving row and
parkinc Iota, lnstalUng uUUUes
ond preparing building sites -
within lOdan.
Th.II work is expecled to be
completed ln two months, after
which construction of the
exterior building "shells" is
scheduled to begin.
Accordint to the college's
oonstruction schedule, the
campus will be completed and
opened to students by the next
fall semester, which begins next
Au~ust.
E'rom Page Al
SLAIN •••
School to gather up their children
when classes were dl1mlssed.
School officials said usually a
doien parents will pick up their
children but about 150 were
waiting outside Monday
afternoon.
"You just feel like clutching
them to you, .. said one anxious
mother.
"We've always reJt fairly safe
here," said Bruce Strazza.
president of the local civic
associaUon.
"You always hear about it
hapl)ell.lne somewhere else, but it
doun •t happen ln your
neithborbood, •• sald Roaer Westphal, wboee children played
wlth lbe Hosan &irla.
Charles Cochran, who lives
across the street from the Hogan
family, said simply, "I feel like
I've just been clipped in the
stomach ··
There wu no comment from
Jacob and JIJdy Bnenklewlcz,
the ~ ol Ann• Marie. But
S1l Qiapll.D ••kl the couple, who
have another daughter and nve
aoaa, took \be news very bard,
and-that a doctor wu called lo
the house.
Richard Hogan. f a\ber ot the
other two victims. uld. "We're
deeply ahocked. We have oo idea
wbaL caused lt or an)'thtac."
Fro..P~AJ
PARKIN6. •
trlal for escape In 1915 when his
attorney, Pbllllp Mar1<>lln of
Portland, insisted that the
presiding judge not give the jury
warn~. His objectlon1awere
noLed, but tbe warnldl" waa
given.
"U a defendant chooses not to
tesWy, such circumstance atves
rise to no lnference or
presumpUon against the de-
fendant. arid thla must not be
conaideAd by you ln detennlnlng
the question of 1ullt or
innocence,.. the Judae told the
juron ln part.
''It's go1nc to be tight but we're
goins to see if we can pull 1t orr, · ·
satd Dr. Edward Hart. the
asalstanl superintendent who has
been in charge of the proj<!<'t
He admitted that even one
problem could prevent the
campus from opening on Ume.
But he said, ''We're saying next
fall and that's what we're going to
do if we can ... We're &ome to pulloutallstops."
Trustees debated the need ror
and potential sites of the second
camp'1S for more lhan a year
before they finally cut a split
vote to purchase tbe 20 acres in
May.
But now that development is
progressing, the trustees
appeared unanimous in their
endorsement of the campus
TusUn's outgoing trustee.
Frank Greinke, opposed the
purchase of lhis site last spnng.
But Monday, he moved to
accept the· bid "with pride "
Although he is resignil\g from the
board and moving out of the
county, he said he would like to
be invited back to see the campus
opened.
After the meeting, Dr Hart.
who has been nurturing the
satellite campus along through
all the controversy and
uncertainty, said. "It's ror real."
College trmtea have budgeted
$1.2 milUon, in addlUoo to the
$900,000 purchase price, for de-
velopment and construction of
this campus.
An initial enrollment of 2,000
students, moat of wbom Uve ln
Tustin, Irvine and La1una
Beach, has been projected.
]uni.on Take
School Teat11
lnLtiguna
Laguna Beach High School
Juniors get a chance to pay good
money for usin1 part of a Satur·
day to take atest.
The Preliminary Scholasllc
Aptitude Test <PSAT> will be
given Oct. 22 begannin1t al R 30
a .m. The cost as $3.25, and must
be pa.id by Od. 20.
Wallc·ln reabtraUon on the day
or the test w\ll onJy lit l'Ossible if .
space is available. Sophomores
and seniors who want to practice
also are permitted to take the
lHL
PSAT•bow• aludtnts how they
rank across &.tle nation in verbal
and ma.UMrnatics abilities. rt
alao belPI evaluate the student ·s
ablllt,ytodo coUep work.
For \tat re1 iatration
information, call tbe school at
494·8S46.
Energy Sa~
\ Exhibit Planned
A home energy conservaUon
exhibit will be displayed at Top
of the World ElementAry School
in Lapna Beach for a weeilc
beilnninJOet.17.
The exblbil, prepared by
Southern California Gas Co.,
displays energy savin1 home
features . Gas company
consumer lnfonnatlowi experts
wlll be on hand to anawec
questions at the school. located at
21691 Tree Top Lane. ·
President Jose L6pez Portillo of Mexico
<left) and King Jue Carlos of SpRin wave
after Lopez PorUllo'a a~val ln Madrid. It ..
N.wl M1tner
Harvard University
Professor Emeritus John H.
Van V l.e ck receive s
congratulations on hi s
selection as the 1977 Nobel
Prize winner in physics. See
story, Page A2.
Man Charged
In Slaying
Of Brother
Anaheim police reported to4ay
what they believe lo be a Cain
and Abel slaying whea they ar-
rested a man and charied ldm
wlth his brolbu'.s 1tabbfn1.death.
· Arrested ln the apartment be
shared wiU'I hia dead brother in
Anaheim, was Shawn ValeoUne
Fox,27.
Police said they went to Uae Del
Monte Street apartment complex
late Monday ni&ht in response to
a telephone caller who reported ··a man down" in a walkway
I e ading to tbe V aleatlD•
apartment.
Lytnc mortally wOW>ded ln the
walkway with a 1ln•l• atab wound in bll chest wu PaatM
O'Neill F-. 25, poUce taJd.
The stricten man died 1D Weist
Anaheim Community ~tal ~
3 a.m. today, accordlng topollce.
Marine Held
In Break-in
A Camp Pendleton Marine was
arrested in San Clemente
Ptfonday alter a mot.el occupant
!aid someone tt.ted to break tnto
his room.
Anthony MlcbaeJ Cooper, 21.
who police said fit the description
given by the tnotel visitor, was
apprehended· at \he San
Clemente Inn. 124 ~'fftlda
Esplanade. He wu lr&n$110rted
to the police station, where be
was found to be canying two
stolen credit cards, said Lt. ~
Hartman. 1
Cooper Jt bein1 held on
suspicion of attempted buralcy
and receivtns atoltn prope.f\Y,
Hartman said.
Patients 'Starve;
NEW YORK <AP) -At least
10 percent of people who dle ln
boapitab have lD part 1tai'Ve!J to
death, a nutrition spectalilt aafd,
and too many dOcton sllnp y
doni know enoutb about oOd
nulrltion and the dlftertn; n
of patients. 'the deafhi illVolve
aome • 'maJo-r nutrJUonal component that could ha\ie, been
avolded" by belt.et care, ukU>r~
Stanley Dudric.lt of Houaton, Texas.
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ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A
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Tieket to E'rQStrat'ion
.. Oran1e Coast Monday when
tickets went on sale at local
ouUets ror the 1977 World Series
between the Los Anaeles
Dod1ers and the New York
Yabkees.
Abaut eoo angry baseball rans
waUced away empty banded frortl
a lluntlAltOD .Beach Ucket. booth an.er ;g1~t1 people were able to the priJed ducats,
storeOlftel said.
Several Huntington Beach
police omcers were called to the
acene prior to the 12:30 p.m.
announcement that only 32
tickets, two per penon, would be
sold .i the Montaomeey Ward
atoni, Tn7EdinaerAve.'
Store merctMmdisl111 manaier
Wally Boyko aald"today more
rrasinted fltlS were u~ with
Walter O'lihlley, Dod•er
baseball club preslden~ thaa
200-seat lecture hall where students will
hear about the latest in medical advances
New building is on west campus. and ii>
scheduled for completion by August, 1978
Pane Return Bringl PniUe
Linda Fair. a Garden Grove resident, thinks the City or
New~ Beadl has e1tceptional employes. Mr$. f'alr,.tn a letter sent Jut week to Jue Jfynderse,
general service& director, commended s,he city ror hiring
"nice, boGest employ es."
SHE EXPLAINED that whtle vlsilinJ relatives In
Newpott sept: it. sbe lost Mr. pune. Atide from the
valuable$ tt contained, it c\rrfed •a ••priceless" set of
~~ taken two weeks earlier· just after her so~ was
A~romg to Mn. Fair, "Neal Worthen found the purse
and turned it.in totiiuupervisor, Joe Delgado. Joe turned it in
lotM pot1tedepartm~n\ af\ercatuna me.
~ TO ntE honesty of your employes, we not
only have the Pictures. we have my Pl.lfH and all the
contents.''
Bab'¥_ Spiden Spin
W~bs in Bay Area
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
MJfra I baWf plaers. were ~blamed for Dla$8eS or atJcky web.
like s&utt that Ooated -~ ~ S.n ~c*o Bay ar,a Coday
•Pel draped itself over ca.rs, bomes, trees and people.
Aeakteots u tu as 100 miles
from S.n Francisco said the .mrutrtou• phenomenon
appeaftd to~ webs as Ion& u 20
teet and two or three feet Wide.
'11ley'deieritied them u a cross
be\ween a aplder web. cotton c~ and Ubeljlasa. PUota landiD& at San Jose
Alrj>ort ~ they spoti.d lt at '·090 feet ovu Gilroy, and Ron Ktmr, 21, said it whomped bis
tennis ball at dawn 1.Q Pleuant
HUI.
-""One came down. a biC one,
• ut fwr, t..i ~. ·.na covered
tiiY 1eGDli bil~.~jlu·" it up to aerve lt aQCl It .vent 'WbOOp!' It·
wu re&lly weiril," Knarr &&id.
Lor.na Sl\yder of Concord aald
1he arid beir. flance beard about It
on th4t radio. "We went outside
and sure enouah, the sky was
faUJni. We ot a sample and put
It ma e. boplq aotnebody
woulcl like to tear It apart and
cllaanot.t It." the said.
AlthCIUah tlfe·lonf resldent.s or
t.be ar vowed they'd neveueen
an)lthinf like 1t Wore, experts
Hid !twas oothiaC IUlUIUal.
Wayne Moore of the UC
Exttnslon Service uid the
floauna web• are th• fiylna
carpets ot a family of spiders
called Unyphildu.
Immature spiders, breaking
lrom their e11 cases, apin the
long threads that later are
~ffed up by the wind, he said.
The aplden Jump on just as the
web Is llfthla otf and are carried
many miles Jnd often to very
blgh alUtudes, he added.
But M~ could not explain
why tho webs suddenly appeared
today or why so many people who
had never seen them before sud·
denlydid.
IDmates Kill
13 Convicts
GUADALAJARA, Mexico
<AP> -Htmdredl of rebellious
convtcta held part or J aliseo state
prlsOn today after exeeut.l.ng 13
inmates \My charged tyrannlied
them as 11enta or the prison
adminls\ratJon. -
Police and firemen appeared
to be read)"ln1 for an assault
Monday ntaht, aet.ttne up
noodll1hts in front of • prison
watt. But no attack waa ordered.
Prison DJrector Pedro Pnn
saJd late Monday nlsht 1eourl~
forces had re11lned control ottho
fortreu-Ute, 2,300-lnrnate
penitentiary. But no 1uards
ventured beyond the
administrative aec:tlon ln the
front ot the prison, aad Inmates
who ned from the cellblocla said
the r1oten still held the main
part of the complex.
with Montgomery Ward.
Boyko said aoout 60 hardy
souls camped out in front or the
store and were among the Clrst
allowedinat9.S5a m.
Store oCCicials passed out
numbered •tubs to about 550 or
those lined up ln expectation of
getting two ttckets each.
"This would pever have hap-
pened if O'Malley wasn't such a
tightwad," Boyko said. a aid.
Killer Unknown
ELVAT<>N, Md. (AP> -Police
slogged through the muddy
woods surrounding this suburban
community today in hopes of
f111ding the weapon used by an
unknown killer who savaaely
stabbed three small alrla iQ the
baclt While lhey played within
shouting distance of their homes
OD Sunday.
The bodies of Thereta Hogan,
8. her sister Deborah Anne, 10,
and Ann Marie Brzestklewicz, 8,
were found Monday by officers
after an overnight search ini-
tiated by their frantic parents.
The girls had lert their homes
early Sunday evenln& to play at a
children's fort in the woods.
The usually tranquil sub-
division is about 12 miles south of.Baltimore, away from major
freeways and shopping centers
Some residents speculated that
the killer, therefore. may have
been one of their neighbor"
Police, however. saul they
were virtually empty-banded so
far in their invtstlaatlon ol the
brutal mUtd~n. AbOUt 15 officers
combed the scene today wilt\
metal detectors, while another 4~
wen assigned elsewhere on the
cue.
A telephone hotline was
By JOANNE R£YNOLDS
Ot .. .,_... PIMIMaff
Resldenta of ?ltewport Beach's
Dover Shores will have an ally
next Tuesday when they appeal
the condltiotls imposed on their
dredging permit to the state
coastal commission.
The U.S. Army Corps of
Enaioeeu baa entered the
dispute over where lo put the
dredged mater1ab. The Corps b
backing the plan ortelnally
proposed by homeowners but
rejected by the re1ional coutal
commission. Homeowners planned to spend
about $25,000 to dredae s,ooo
cubic yard.a of silt from the two
boat channels in their Upper Bay
neighborhood.
Original&)', they thouabt they
wowd dl1 three nine·f oot aetUina
basins in nei1bborln1 North Star
beach, put the dred&ed materials
in the holes and cover them with
l wo feet of beach soll.
But last month, members or the regional commlsalon said
they felt the tilt would be too
Teens Injured
In Truck Flip
LOS ANGELES (AP> -Ten
unidentified teenaaers attendlnJ a private school suffered minor
injuries after the truck ln which
they were ridin& ovenumed an a
mountain road on Santa Cataliiia
Island, county sberltf'a depuUu
said.
Six bOys and four air la, aaed 14
to 17, were treated at Av&lon Munl~l Ho1p\t1l, de~utl aald y. The driver, Ttrry
Shannon. ~. aald the l>rakes on
his 198:2 truck failed, caUJlnl the
truck to roll over.
The accident occurred near
Toyon Beach Monday
Deeert Ion Closed
LAS VEGA (AP> ... The
famed Desert Jnn Uotel, which
. served aa headquarter• for
recluH induatrtallst Howard
Hushes lD the Jate 1960s, will
close Jtl doors today ~·us• of
heavy financlal lo .. es, 1c:cordln1
to a Lal Veaas newapa,;.
THREE VICTIMS OF MAAYl.AND SLAYER "~ ·~
Ann Brzeuldewtoa, Thereu •net Debbie Hogan
tnchee long.
The girls were found fulty
clothed and there was no
evidence thal they had been
sexually molested, authorities
said. .
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N
~h Court Will Decide on
Aasemblyman Ron Cordova
Hid today he plP,t to Introduce a
homeowners' tu exem~ bill
'wbicb would embody ideas from
county Asselsor 8radley JatObt.
The El Toro Decnocnt, apeakinc and IDtemew«t lD San
Juan Capiatraao, said the
legislation woulct raise the
present homeowner's exemption
and noat It with lnnatlonary
.-p~perty value increases. ·
• Jaoobe•propotal-unveiledlD
lune and auppe>rted by Count)'
Suptrvlaors -woulcl raise
homeowners exemptJon• from
$1, 750 to $2,500 annually and
permit U,O,e who stay. in their
homes to have th.tr exemptlon
cnlMed annually~ proportioa pf'OPll't1 dlue lncroues.
Tbe proposal woUJd eJso Ulow
ctamaiea from ncb defendant
Jmt!c:tt also a1rMd to decide whtther a erhnlnal defendant
can be fo~ to stand trial a
neon<! time when lbe indictment
aaainst h.im lS dismussed durin&
trial for reasons not mvoMna his
culltor lnbocence.
't'My voted to hear the federal
government's appeal in I.he case ot John Arthur Scott, a former
qoa, Mich.., police ott\cer
chareed with selling drugs. The
1overnment contended that
under some clrcumst.ances, two
trials are not barred by
an extra si2s exemption for eacb
year a person Cilea for an
exemption oo the same home.
Cot'dova is optimistic that the
Jeaislature will pass some form
of property tu leclslatloo in tho
next19ar.
··I thtnk there is a better
chance now than there was a
month ago," he explained. "I
suspect a property tax bill will be
passed in this session ol the
legislature before it eta.es in
September ltn'B."
Cordova, who spoke to the
Capistrano Valley Exchange
Club, lashed out at the State
Lesi.llature's failure to enact
property P.x reform le1.lslatioa.
··rd Ouiik It <UM 19'Wature) 1n
tbe area ol property taxaUon, ..
the freshman Auemblylllao
constitutional proteelaons
a1alnst "doublej.opardy."
The cue ,.p,...entt the latal in a sertes or doub~e·Jeopardy
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS
VETS' JOB RIQHT-A4.
cases the bich court has agreed
lo hear ln recent yeus. Scott's
cue preHnts lht recurrlnc
quMUoa of what CODIUwtel one or two trials.
ln the iaununlty case. a Kenl~ky J~e_ fpproved a lW1
search ot tM llcSurel1•' Pike
explained, rantln• t~e
leslalature'a performance in the
I aat aesaion.
·'There ta no reaaon the
1e1lslature can't address
property tax reform," Cordova
said. ''The desire for property
tax rerorm could be easily ac-
com modat.ed by the legislature."
.Cordova criticized tax reform
lealslalion in sacramento a "de·-
ceptlve and gimmick7."
He said moat leelalation
involving property taxes cans for
rebaiwhich Cordova believ~ are ely politically motivated
form abort term reUef.
"I'm not about to support a biU
that would bankrupt the atat.e, ·•
Cordova said. "I would rather
see property tax ea decreue."
County home. They were arrest·
ed on a atate charge of cnmlnal
1edttlon. Books. po5ters,
pamphlets and personal papers
were seized
After the McSurelys sought a
federal lnJunctlon against the
prospective 1tate prosecution
and requested return of the
seized 11\ateritla, a three.Judi•
federal court struck dowa
Kentucky 's sedition law •• unconstitutton at.
The federal court ordered that
the aetzed mat.ertalJS remain in
"safelceept.q" in the cU1tody ol
state attomey Thomae RaUifl at
the county courthouse lo Plkevllle
At that lime. the Senate
investigations subcommittee
headed by McClellan was
lnvestisating, anllwu dtm·
onatratlona and recetved
lnlonnatJon that appeared to link
&be McS"rely• to • civil dl&turbance lit Nubvltle. Tenn.
ubcommlt.tee lnveatl1ator
John Brick traveled to Pikeville,
where he viewed the materials
aeized at tbe McSurety home and
m 1de cool es of au of tbe
8 • ,...,.. Pflflfl A J
The aayln1 uound Newport
City Hall, that the new Coast
Htilbway Bridie over Upper Bay
WiU be "Ob Urie IQ '79." may have
to bermsed. bit.
CitY.PUbUc Wofb Dlnctot Jo. De•Hn said toctay the
cooamaction Ktadule fol' the
t. HVeD•lane brid••• wblcb wUJ rep~:e the exUt1121 structure. ls
about six mootbi bihlnd tho ort1·
inaleitlmm.
DeYUn said oriflnal es\lmates had the project bttinl put out for
e6batn&ctiOo bfda nm Ju.I)'. Now
1 it appears the blddine proceq
' won't cet under way until
-November or t>eeembttr im.
The revlsed tchedule 11
contained ln a report to be ctveo
cltJ councilmen at their meedoc
tont1ht.
-$ Baaed on the new schedule, the t year·and·•·hall conatructlon
.. project probably won't be ~ completed until at l•a•t tbt
D\lddJ• c419IO. J ''It'• 1tlll alive and fairly 1 wtU,'' J:>evlln comm1Dted.
t
I ~ DAILY PILOT
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Baker said of Carter after the
conference at the White House.
Tbe Pr~ldent aaked for the
meeting, which came as the
Senate Forei'n Relations
Committee continued hearinas
on lhe treaty.
Baker swd there was general
consensus at the seaaion lbat the
treaty ii in trouble in UM Senate,
whent at must win a tw<Mbirds
• v0'4t foe ratiflcalioo. SuQesUons
ranted frou> "dotnl nothin& to
rene&otlation and everythlna in
between." be n.id, but oo dt-cmanawere made.
Meanwhile, the Senate
committee heard testimony from
two ot them ad voe attn1
ratf.fltatJon of the treaty and the
11t other twourtinl Ill re}ect1on.
H-"al'd Unlvenity's Jorie
Domlngue1 and Abraham
Lowenthal of the Woodrow
Wjlaon International Center said
they believed the pact to be in the
best intereata or the United States
and said no effort •bould be made
to change it& lan1ua1e. es&>edally to define more sharply
future U.S. ri&ht.R !~ ~efend the
canal.
"One tbinJ I -or any student of U.S.-Lattn American relations
-can and should say is that the
Senate should not consider
auerUng an explicit 'ri1ht'
of 'lnte.rvenUon • in Panama or
an)"where else." Lowenthal said. ~ A. Tambs of ArtJcma
State Univenlty and Donald M.
Dozet of tbe Univeralty or
CalitomJa areued that the treaty
ia Ukely to increase political
tnatabillty in the Wettttn
Hemlspbere. Doser •aid
admlnlstraUor.a claiai1 that a new treaty witb Panama wtU proteet
vital U.S. inten1tt are ••a vain Utop&andream.••
Bart:JeSt 1'1-.e
SLAIN •••
School to 1ather up iklr cbildru
when clasaes were disosiaSed.
School officials sakl U1ually a
doz.en parentt wm pick up lbetr
children but aboul 150 were
wallin1 out.Ide Monday
afternoon.
"You Just feel like clutehh\f them to you,·· said ooe uxlOUJ
mother.
"We've aJwa,y1 fell fairly tale here," said Bruce 6trana.
presldenl of the local civic
association.
"You ahuys hear about it
happenina aomewbere eJae, t>.ft it
doesn't ha pp, en h )'Our
nelsht>whood, • uld Roser
Westph&!L'!.hoH children played Yfith the nosu 1trb.
Charles Cochru, who lives
acrou tbe street trom the Hotan
family, aa1d slmpl,y. "l feel like
I've Just been dipped ln the stomach."
There wu no comment from
Jacob and Judy Bn.skhrw\es.
the parmtt of Anne Math. But
Sgt. Chaplin said the couple. who
have another deuahter and nve
sons, took the news Yery hard,
and that a doctor wu called to
the house.
Richard Rotan, father bl the
other two vtct1m1, taJd, "We're
deep&J aboc:ked. W• have no ldea
what caUMd it or an:vthlfta."
Speak.lni ln a low, contnllled
voice, Hocan edded IOftly, '"n)ey
were beautiful kids."
DiMident Free
MOSCOW (AP) -A Momcow
Jew who collects Information on
dtuldenu held ID · Soviet psychiatric bo1pltal11 was
released from a police station
early today after • nl1bt ot interro1atlon about bis
actlvlttea, leadln1 dl11td1nt
Andret D. S.kbarov repmtect.
Sakhrov utd Alexander
Podrablnek, 23, WU let.I by
nve men who Jumped out Of a car
and uid they wanted to ~beft bis
Identity pepen.
at• Ball FaeeHlt
Bruce Rutter <left) and Red Connick remove the old
acoustic ceiling In Ne,\oport Beach ·s former ~lty c:ouncll
chambers at city haJ). Replacement of the celling lS part
of $35,000 project to lum the former meeting room into ok
fices for clty employes.
Roosevelt to Sit
In 'Nixon's €hair'
Newport Beach's Jam••
Roosevelt, aon of Prtstcltnt
Franklin Delano R001evelt, w"1
be the 1econd oeoupant of U.
Nixon Chair at WhlWer Collet-
FDA Cit~
" Ey~ Dangers
WASHINGTON (AP> -Cltlna
a potenttal daqer of 1erious en
infed.IOb, the Food and Drul
AdmlnlltraUon wants to UChten
controls to assure that mascara
and other eye cosmeUca do not
become coatamlaated b)'
baeWia clurilll use.
The FDA dJ.sdosed today that
lt bu recet~ reportl of aevval ~ .. ht."9 COJlblatftated
coemietleil eauaed an Infection
leadlna to ulctratlon of the
eorDle•
An Amtsh farmer guides his horses
throuJh shocks of corn stalks from
recently harvested crops. The farmer was
contourint bis fields ·on his farm near
Dover, Del
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World Series:
In Costa Mesa, 2,000 people
howed up trying to buy just 280
tlcketa.
ln Huntington Beach, 600 fans
llned up where only 16 tickets
ere available.
Jn Newport Beach, disarunUed line-standers complained that
store employes horned in and
natched tickets that were
i'l1httully theirs. e Thia was .the scene along the
INSIDE TODAY
A NN York ipcclolt11 ho&u•
1)lu a big job m IM garmttit
fnd1£1try. It rriok.11 brcl.uWri• -au 1u.r S:D. SM />age 85.
I
f
Orante Coast Monday when .
tickets went on sale at local
ouUeta tor the 1977 World Series
b&lween the Los AnteJes
Dod1era and the Ne" York
Yankees.
About 600 angry basebaU fans
walked away empty banded from
a Huntington Beach ticket booth
after only 16 lucky people were
able to buy the priied ducats,
store officials said.
Several Huntington Buch
police officers were called to the
scene prior to the 12:30 p.m.
announce ment that only 32
tickets, two per person, would be
sold at the Monteomerr Ward
store, 7777 Edinger Ave.
Store merchandlslnc manaaer
Wally Boyko said today more
frustrated fans were upset with
Walter O'Malley, Dodger
baseball club president, than
200-seat lecture hall where students will
hear about the latest in medical advances.
New building is on west campus, and is
scheduled for completion by August, 1978.
question of wbat constitutes ooe or two trials.
In the immunity case, a
Kentucky judge approved a 1967
search of the McSurelya' Pike
HIGH COURT UPHOLDS
V!TS' JOBRlGHT-M.
Councy home. They were arrest-
ed on a state charge ol criminal
sedition. Boe>ts, posters,
pampblets and personal papers
were seized.
After the McSurelys sought a
federal Injunction a1ainst the
prospective state prosecution
and requested return of the seized materials, a thl'ff-judge
fednal court struck down
Kentucky's sedition law as
unconstltuUoaaL
The federal COUrt ordered that
the seiied materials remain ln
"safekeepi~" in the custody ot
state attorney Thomas Ratliff at
the county courthouse in
Pikeville.
At that time, the Senate
lnvestlaations subcommittee·
(See IMMUNE, Paae AJ)
Crime 'Bou'
SUrrenden
In New York
NEW YORK (AP> -Carmine
Galante, said 111 poll~ sources to be the boss ot bOSsd ol organi&ed
crime, surrendered to U.S.
marshals today to face charges
that he violated terms of Ilia
parole from federal prlson.
Michael Rosen, one or
Galante's attorneys, said his
client aurreridered at 7:30 a .m.
EDT.
Galante, who faces revocation
of his parole, will be given a
hearing on cbarfes that he violated terms o his prison
release by as.soclatlng with
known crimlnat.s.
At the same lime, Galante ls
fi8hUn1 a contempt citation In
Miami on bis refusal to testily
before a federal srand jury.
Roeen said authorities and the
medJa have created the myth
that Galante was a crime boa
"to provide somethtnc Inter-
esting to read. •
"He i1 constantly under
surveillance." Rosen aald. "It
would be ludicrous of him to do
anythin& improper becauae there
is always a law enforcement of-
ficial titht wnh him ...
Wind Grabs
Bal,/,oon
BAR HARBOR, Maine
<AP> -Two Colorado.men attemptlnc to cross the
Atlantic in a balloon got
caught in a .. turnaround
surface wind., off Nova
Scotia early today. A
growld control spokesman
said the craft was not in
danger· but there was a
chance its course could be
altered. Jack Vaeth, ground
support director for the
SS-foot mgb Eqle that was
launched here Monday,
said the balloon had
crossed Yarmouth, Nova
Scotia and then got cauaht
in a wind that had pushed it
solUh again.
Lawmen Need
Citizen Action
OnM~peds
An Orance County Shentrs
Department official sald Monday
there are problems in M1ssion
Vlejo's community parkJ with
mo-ped riden.
But he said deputies can do
little if cltizens are unwUllnl to
sign complaints acalnst
motorized bike riders.
"We've become more aware of
these problems ln small para ...
Lt. Harry Gqe, south county
substation commander, told tbe
MuniclpaJ Advisory Council
<MAC>. ••The problem we have b that
the only th1q wt can do is talk to
them <mo-ped riders> unless the
citizen will 1len a complaint."
The problems sprint from
mo-peel enthusiasts ridin1 their
vehicles in the parks, whlcb la
prol\iblted by Jaw.
"Mo-ped1 are not permitted in
parks or on bike trails, unless the
trails run adjacent to a retU}ar
roadway carrying other
vehicular \raffle," Gace
explained. .
He said mo-peds are allowed In
parks that allow access to other . t.ypes of autornobites and
r c~ation vehicles.
G a1e aald mo·peds are
considered to be like any other
motor vehicle and drivers mu.st
ha vi a valld driver's license.
en.& Kill8 Two
MANri'ECA <AP> -Two
Stockton men burned to de.th In
a fiery cra1h near Manteca have
been posltinly JdenUfied by the
San Joaquin aberttr1 Oltlce.
with Montgomery Ward.
Boyko said about 60 hardy ·
souls camped out.in front of the
store and were amonc the first
allowed in at9:55 a.m.
Store olticlals passed out
numbered stubs to about S50 of
those lined up in expectaUon of
getti.n& two tickets each. "Thia would never have hap-
pened if O'llalley wasn't such a
U1btwad ''Boykosald.
The crowd at the stor4! varied
from housewives to beer-
guzzUng rowdies who became
uncooperative when tickets ran
out.
Police reported no arrests or
major incidents, just a lot of
disappointed fans.
About 140 people were able to
purchase tickets at a nearby
Sears Ticketron outlet, otnclals
said.
KilMr Unknown
3 Childl-en ·Slain
In Savage Attacks
ELVATON, Md. (AP) -Polke
sloaged t.hrough the muddy
wooda surrounding this suburban
community today in hopes of
findin& the weapon us~ by an
unknown killer who savagely
stabbed three small eirls in the
~ck while they played within
shouttnc distance of their homes
on Sunday.
The bodies of Theresa Hogan,
8, her sister Deborah AMe, 10,
and Ann Marie Bneukiewicz, 8,
were foUnd Monday by officers
after an overnight search inl-
Uated by their frantic parents.
The girls had left their homes
early Sunday evening to play at a
children's fort in the woods.
The usually tranquil sub-
division ls about" 12 mJJes south
of Baltimore, away from mejor
freeways and shopping centers.
Some r~ldents speculated that the kUler, therefore, may have
been one of their neighbors.
Police, however, said they
were virtually empty-handed so
far ln their investigation or the
brutal murders. About 15 officers
combed the scene today with
metal detectors, wbHe another 4S •
were a.salped elsewhere on the
case. •
A telephone hotline was
1'1AC Otainaan
Predicting crillclsm from
Mission 'Viejo resldentll at a
m eetlnc next ~ anuary,
Municipal Advisory Council
<MAC> Chairman John Noble
Monday attacked county
proposal• to plan a major
hlchway tying into Intel"Jtate sin
the aown Valley Parkway area.
''The connectloni and where
they're making them at the
Interstate are what we're
concerned with," Noble told
county planners and consultants
doing a SO.month southeastern
Oranae County tratflc
circulaUon study.
"If you put the interchanle
down there <at Crown Valley ·
Parkway), these people'•
property values are aoing to 10
down," Noble claimed.
Noble's rem arks were
prompted by dlscUHlon I or •
proposed. San Joaquin Hilb traf-
fic corridor that would link
lntentate s with the future
Corona del Mat freeway near
Bonita Canyon Drive ln Irvine.
County plan.l)ers and repre-
sentatives fl Gruen Asaoclates -hi red in June by county
aupervlsors to do th• traffic
corridor study -appeared
before the MAC to discuss the
30-month study ~d to bear local
sentiment about the proposed
major highway.
The lint 15 months of the study
established for residents •ltb
any informaUon they mlaht feel
relevant, such as aCCO\Ults of
past incidents or juvenile
violence.
One officer, Lt. Robert Russell,
said one of the girls had been
stabbed 40 times.
State Medical Examiner
Russell Fisher said the other two
bad been stabbed about 1\x
times. Jl'lsber aald tbe mui'der
weapon was probably a buntin&
knife with a blade at leut nve
will invohe the preparatlOn fl ais
envli'onmenitl im.,.ct report
and the 'unestion or several
alternative routes for the
proposed trafOc corridor.
MIAMI (AP> -Police patrolled a 20·squar~mile
section of Hialeah and Hi ale ab Gardens tOd y 1ootlrig
for an escaped 500-p_owid KOdlak bear named Ctio ,
while its handler, movte producer Bill LVe glS, drove
through the area clanging the bear's dinner bell.
"The owner considers it harmleb. •· aaid Sgt.
Lowell Coffin of the police department In suburban
Hialeah. 1'But it ls hungry.··
Coffin said Vergis told police aiendu that th bear, reported missina Monday from a movle:a~t, d
had its claws and fangs removed.
.. Anything that big is dan1erous whether it ha
claws or not," Hid Coffin. Searchers l'eported v,i
bear was 91.~ feet tall when standing erect.
.. P DAILY PILOT SB T~y.October 11, 1977
For Domeowners1 ' Cordova Plans ~ I
.. Tax Exemption·
~ '
, :'. Assemblyman Ron Cordova ~ .aid today he plans to inb'Oduce a
tiomeonora' tax exempUoft bill
which would embody ldu1 frotn
county Assessor Bradley Jacobi.
Th• El Toro Democrat,
IP41aklnlt and Interviewed in SIU\
Juan Caplatrano, said the
leclslatlon would raise the
present bo~wnet's exemption
and float lt with lnnationary
roperty valuelncreuea.
Jacobs' proposal -unveiled In
une and supported by County
upervlsora -would raise
omeowners exempUont fro'l!
1,150 to 13,500 anaually anct
rmit lJloc,e who stay In their
mes to have their exemption
increased annually ln proportion
to property value increases.
The proposal would also allow
an extra $125 eicempUon tor each
year a person fllea for an
exemption on the Nme home.
Cordova is optJmlsUc that the
~ leaislature will pass some fotm
of property tax le1lsJaUon in the
next year.
"I think there is a better
chance now than there was a
month ago," he explained. "J
,..,uapect a property tax bill wm be
'f)assed ln this aeaslon of tb,e
leaislature before it closes fn
~ptember 1978."
Cordova, who spoke to the
Capiatr•no Valley Exchan1e
Club, lubed out at the State
Leeblature's failure to enact
property tax reform le1l1lation.
.. l'd flunk it <Uae Je1lalature> ln
the area of property taxatlon,"
the freshman Aaaemblyman
F,.._P_,,eAJ
School to ca.ther up their cblldren
wbeD cJuae. were diami•Md.
• School offldall said u1ually •
dozen parents will pick up their
children but about 150 were
waitlnl oohtde Monday afternoon.
"You just feel like clutch1n1
them to you.'' said one .ilslous
moU!er.
"We've alwa)is're falrty 1ale here," uid Bruco Strazza,
preaident of the local clvic
usociation.
"You always hear about it
.. happening somewhere else, but it
doesn't bapr,•n In your
neighborhood, • uld Roser
W~ ~ cbUdraa pJayed •Ith &be H g\rls.
Cbtrl CQchran, who lives
ac thC street from the Hoian
famdy, a simply, "I feel like
I've Just been clipped in the
-stomach." 'rbe~ was no comment from .cob and Judy BnaJkiewlca,
t.be perente Of Anne M arle. But
SI{. Olaplin said the couple, •bo
have another dal.lthler and five
IOC'IS, tooli tht newa very hard,
and U>at a dqctor was called to
\haboUae,
l\fchatd Hoaan, lather ot the
Other two victims, sald, "We're
deeply shocked. We have no ldea
whatc:aused lt or anyl)tlng."
SpeaJdn& in a low ,teontrolled
voice, Hogan added aofUy. "They
were beautiful klti."
WASHJNG'l'ON <AP> -Citing
a potential daDter of serious eye
infection, tbe PoOd and t>rui
Admln1attaUoci want. to t1ghten
controls to usu.re that mascara
• and other eye c09metics do not
1 become contamlnated by
I ba~ria during u.e.
The FDA disclosed today that
1 tt has received reports of several
, lnatances where contaminated
cosmeUca caused an lnfec:tlon
leading to ulceration ot the
cornea -an aliment that can
lead to blindness lf not treated
quickly.
t l
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J
I t ORANOICOMT ..
DAll.V PILOT
explained, ranklna the
le1lllature•1 performance in the laJt aesstoo.
.. Tbere ii no reason the
legislature can't address
property tax reform," Cordova
1a1c1.· '!The destre for property
tax refonn could be eaaUy ac·
comrnodated by the leablatun!."
Cordova criticb.ed tax reform
legts\at.loo ln Sacramento u ·'de· ceptive and gimmicky ...
He said most Jeeislatlon
Involving property taxes calls for
rebates which Cordova believes
are merely politically motivated
forms oC~rt term relief.
'Tm not about to support a blll
that .-ould bankrupt the state, ..
Cordova said. "I would rather
see property taxes decrease."
TUXJ Join
Staff at
Saddle back
Two south Orange County
newspapermen have been added
·lo Sadd.leback Colle1e's public
ln!onnation atalf.
, College truateea have
approved the employment of
William Schreiber, surrently
bureau chief of the Dally Pilot'•
Saddleback Valley office, as
information director for
community aervlcea with a
1tarting salary of $17 ,241
annually.
Trustees also hired Dennis
Farrell, sports editor for the Sad·
dleback Valley New1. as tbe
c0Ue1e '1 photo1rapher /11>9rts
Information director. Hla
1tartlnc salary Will be SM'l a
'month.
Scbreiber \$ replacing Dan
Armstrong wbo resi1ned last
month; FarreU•s position is a
new lddltiCNl tq tbe sWf.
Schreiber, a resident of El
Toto, Joined the Da11y PUot swt
In 1970, He covered the city of
Newport Beach and county
goversunent before movln1 to the
Saddleba~k Valley otnce.
Farrell, also an El Toro
resident, has been the News'
sports editor for the past three
and a ball yean. Before that, he
worked part Uane for \M Los
Anaeles Times' Oranie County
editlon and on the El Cajon
Calllomlan.
.
WASHiltiGTON (AP> -
President Carter con/erred with
Senate leaderi today on the
i-anama Caoili treaty. and
StnJ,'ie Republlean ~eader
Howa"' 'Baker later aatd the
consensus at the meeUnr was
that U\e treaty "had problems"
lo senate ud that Carter
ncop&jedthta.
Baker told reporter• that
sqgeaUons at the White House
meeUq ranced frorn .. do~:J nothlnt to renecotlatlon
evel')'th1nl 1D between.
"He is clearly concerned,"
Baker said oC Carter after the
conference at the White House.
The President aaked for the
meeUnf, whtch came u the
Senate Foreign l\elatlona
Committee continued heartnsa
on the treaty.
Baker said \here was 1eneral
. conaenaus at the session that the
trtaty ls in trouble ln the Senate.
where tt must win a two-thfrd.s
vote for raU8caUOI\. Su1tt1Uons
ranged frona .. doinc notbina to
renegotJaUon and everythln1 In
between." he aald, but no de·
dalonsweremade.
Meanwhlle. the Senate
President Jose Lopez Portillo of Mexico
<left> and King Juan Carlos of Spain wave
after Lopez Portillo's arrival in Madrid. It
Man Charged
In Slaying .
Of Brother
Anaheim police reported today
what they believe to be a Caln
and Abel slaying when they ar·
rested a man and charged him
with rus brother's stabbing death.
Arrested in the apartment be
shared with hi• dead brother in Anaheim, was Shawn Valentine
Fox, 27.
Police said they went to the Del
Monte Street apartment complex
late Monday nilht In response to
a telephone caller who reported
"a man down" In a walkway
leadln1 to the Valentine
apartment.
Lyin1 mortally wounded in the walkway with a single stab
wound m his chest was Paxton
O 'N~all i''ox. 25, police said
The stricken man died in West
Anaham Community Hospital al
3 a.m. today, according to police
committee heard t.estlmony from
two ot them advocatinc
raUficaUon of the treaty and the
other two ur1in1 its rejection.
Harvard Unlver•lty•• Jorge
Domln1ue1 and Abraham
Lowenthal of th• Woodrow
Wilson Intem.Uonal Center aald
they believed the paet to be in the
best lilteretta ot the United States
and said no ertort ahoUld be made
to chan1e lta lan1uage,
especially to deflne more •"-">1Y
future U.S. rilhta to defend the
canal.
"One thins l -or any student
oC U.S.·Latin American relations
-can and should say ii that the
Senate should not consider
aasertlnl an explicit 'right'
of 'lntervenUon' ln Panama or
anywhere era.." Lowenthal said.
Lewis A. Tambs of Arizona
State Unlveirslty and Donald M.
Dozer of the University of
California argued tbat the treaty
la likely to lqcrease political
ln1tablllty ln the Western
Hemlspbere. Dozer said
adml.nUtratJon claims that a new
treat.v with Panama will protect
vital U.S. interest& are "a vain
Utopian dream. 0
WASHINGTON (AP> -
Communities have a rl1bt to prevent commuters from
parkln1 in residential
nelchborhooda, the U.S. Supreme
Court ruled today.
The court acted. without.
* * * Frem P,.,,a Al
IMMUNE •••
headed by McClellan wu
inveatl1atln1 antiwar dem·
onstratloo1 and tecelved
information that appeared to link
the McSurelys to a civll
disturbance in N uh ville, Tenn.
Subcommittee lnvestisator
John Brick traveled lo Pikeville,
where he viewed the materials
seized at the McSurely home and
made copies or 234 or the
documents. '9cludtng personal
papers be later conceded had no
bearing on the invesUaatlOfl.
The · McSurelys were held m
contempt ol Coneress when they
appeared before McClellan ·a
subcommtttee in March 1988 and
refused to hand over certain
subpoenaed documents .
A ledefal appeal• court
eventual y overturned the
contempt clt.ation, nillni that the
subcommtttee's subpoena had
been based on an
unconaUtutlonal search warrant
issued by U\e Keniucky Judge. I
Teens Inj~ed
In Truck Flip
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Ten
unidentllled \eelullen att.endlri.1 a private school suffered minor
injuries after the truck In wh.ich
they were rlcUna overturned o a
mo ta1n road oo Santa Catalina
Island, count.v sberlrt's deputies
said.
Six boys and four atrls, ated 14
to 17, were treated at Avalon
Municipal Hospital, del)Utits
aald today. The driver, Terry
Shannoo; 24, aald tbe brakes on
his 1862 truck taUed, caualnc the
truck to roll over.
The accident occurred near
Toyon Be•ch Monday.
Synthetic Rubber
Cause of Cat1Cer?
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CHARLESTON. W.Va. CAP) -
A• many as ab: worken •XS*ed
to a Chemic•• Used iii makln1
1yntbetki'tlbbet iii th llSOI may
I havo cl.Mid from a rar• Conn of
can .ltbubtenTCPOrted. Another 1JIO of their coUequea
have underson• twlc1·yearly
testa since then. .
The Cbarlt1ton Guette
reported today that onaan\O
chemical company 1pokesman
Bamey Wander said about she
employea heavily exposed to the
aubstanff at a plant near here
died ot bladder tumors. Uae of
the substance, para·amino
blpbenyl <PAB>, was atopped
t
lmmedla~y when the cancer
threat surfaced In 19SS, he aaid.
However, Wander later denied
that ht had 1peclfied six deaths.
"I don't know the number of
deaths myself. I have no way to Jude• that.•• Wander told The
A11ocl1ted Prets in an interview.
TM newspaper reported that
workers at tbe plant. at Nitro,
aald many as 12 may have
died ot bladder cancer.
Tb• company discovered Jn
19" that PAB wu enterina the
Junp of worken and pasaina
tb~ th r blood and urine to
their bladd rs, where lt caused
cancer, accordln1 to Wander,
wbo 11 bued in St. Louis .
NoWI tffnner-
H a r iv rd U n l v c r tt·y
Profes r Emeritus TOM H.
Van Vleck receives
congratulations on his
selection as the 1977 Nobel
Prize wtnncr ln l>hyaiea.
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