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Home My WebLink About1977-10-18 - Orange Coast Pilot,. - r ·t;O.~ndos •eturn··in Triu'!!ph A F I • ~ 'IUstin Woman 1 ·Teen ·Jailed, tJleared ·of Second ~Tested' 3 'Ferrorists . . Die in ·V-rison STUTTGART, West Germany M i ri i s t r y o f B a d e n • <AP) -Two West German ter-Wuerttemberg slate announced, rorists whose freedom was de· The ministry said Andreas manded by the hijackers of the Baader, leader of the Baader· Lullfiansa iirlinerwer-e fo1Jnd-Melnhof-gang of terrorists, and dead in their prison cells today. A his mistress Gudrun Ensslin, thlrd died or self-inflicted wounds "took their lives in their cells in during the morning, and a fourth the early ~orning hours." w,s in critical condition after The fil'St announcement said trying to kill herself, the Justice two other B~ader-Meinhof mem-* * * ber s, Jan-Carl Ras pe and • Irmgard Moeller, "also attempt. Blitz Force ed suicide" and were 1n critical condition. But later in the morn- ing, the miriistry announced that JleturnB Honie R¥::1~ied the Jlst ofll ter- rorists In West German prisons r. rr.n·u h whose freedom was demanded •ft i ~ 111p by the kidnapers of Industrialist BONN, West Germany <AP)_ Hanns Martin Schleyer and by AW est German commando force the four hijackers of the West -German airliner Thursday. ca11:1e _omelifU'~om.Ea The hijaaaDg endeam East 1 -:f~~a tciday .after 1l blitz :aid C?n Arrlca early today with a West JWa§;i,W uf\binsa ~!!l,mer m _ Cerm£D commando raid at the which the commaii<lo~ rescuoo airport in Mogadishu, Somalia, all ~ surviving hostages and in which three hijackers were killed three of the Cour hijackers. killed, the fourth was seriously Ofticials said the specially wounded and tbe 86 surviving ' trained Border Guard Group 9 hostages were rescued. f)ew baclctoCologne. ·schleyer, who was kidnaped Aller the failure of the hijack· Sept. 5 by an arm of the Baader· ing was announced, three im-Melnhof gang called the Red prisoned West German terrorists Army Faction, is still missing. whose freedom the hijackers de· His kidnapers threatened. again manded committed suicide. A to kiU rum unless their demands fourth terrorist on the list also were met by last Sunday, but tried to kill herself and was in nothing further bas been heard -critidl condition. from them. The E ntebbe·style r escue The Baden Wuerttem berg operation early today at Juslic~ Ministry announced that )tog ad isbu, the cap it1ll of Baader and Raspe s h ot Somalia, provjded "a very themselves, Miss Ensslin hanged serious lesson for some people herself and Miss Moeller cut her around the world on how to deal wrist. with terrorism," said a West There was no explanation or G e r m a n g o v e r n m e n t how the men were able to get spokesman. 7 .65mm pistols. Since an Under cqver of.darkness, the emergency anti-terrorist decree raiders blasted open emergency <SeeSUlCIDE, PaieA2> exits over both wings or the twln- jet airliner. They poured into the passenger cabln burling "blfnd- ' tng" grenades that stun with a flash of light and loud bang but emit no shrapnel. They found that 'the hijackers Man Guiliy In Wife Death rliged the inside of the plane MINEOLA, N. Y. (AP>-An with explosives . and pouyed 82-year-oldm~basbeeQconvict· gasolineoverthea1slecarpeUng. ed of criminally neglige"ltt T~e passen gers -'had Men -homicide in the strangulat~ (See BLITZ, Page AZ) death of hiS 76-year-old wife. · Peter Cipolla races up to four 18raelis 'Nazis'? BELGRADE, YugoslavJa (AP> -Egypt accused Israelis of being "new Nui oppressors" at. the 35-naUon Belgrade East· West conf'erence today and re- iterated its demand for a new Palestil!J~ state. years in jail. Nassau County Judge Richard Delin set sentenc- ing Mondayfor Dec. 5. Cipolla sald he killed bis wife Anna --accidentally, he claimed -after a March 17 argument about her use of the telephone. He told jurors be was convinced bis septuagenarian wire was cheat- ing on him. , ·el for Bin ··- 'Si111ple ! -rm ual His Wish LOS ANGELES CAP)-=-Bln Crosb~elatives and close friendi gathered in the predawn chill today for final servjces in Uie manner e wanted -simple and private. About 3S J>e9ple crowded into the tiny chapel of St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church in sub- urban Westwood, where the singer worshipped wh• he lived ln nearby Holm by Hills. \ Crosby's-body lay in an Ot>eQ.. • oak casket which was adorned by a single spray of red roses. Mourners heard the Rev. Ell- wood Kieser intone the ltDcient ritual Maury Foladare, Crosby's publiciSt for 31 years, said the 6 a .m. mass,. was chos_en because the mortician agreed that the bodx..was-»roperJ,y embalmed in -Spain forimmedfate burial. -~...._. The early hour eliminated what Crosby dld not want - a clamorous Hollywood funeral. CROSBY FAMILY -Members and rel· atives of the Bing Crosby family are shown at his fune ral services in I:.os Angeles today. Seated, from left, are. widow Kathryn Crosby, son Nathanial, . . ... .,..,.... daughter Mary Frances, sons Harry an<:t Dennis and sister Mary Rose Pool. Stand- ing include son Gary (center) and brother Bob (right>. There were no fans on the quiet side street south of the UCLA campus. Kathryn Grant Crosby entered the chapel briskly, 20 minutes be!ore the rites, followed by her (See CROSBY, Pa1e AZ> Admits Shootiag Woman 'lnnncent' In Murder Charges A woman who told arresting of· ricers that she shot her husband five limes because he constantly abused her was clear ed of murder charges Monday in Orange County Superior Court. Several jurors in Judge James 0 . Perez's courtroom hugged and kissed Evelyn 4<Juise Ware, 30, of TusUn , immediately after they reached their verdicL # They had been as ked by the prosecution to find Mrs. Ware guilty or nrst degree murder for the ktlling last Dec. 20 of Eugene Ware, 30, who was found dead in a Tustin apartment. Orricers said Ware was shot twice in the back oC the head and three times in the chest. They said Mrs. Ware readily admitted the shootlnlJ but told them Jt was In self defense. Testimony durin~ me trial ln· dlcated that r.{rs. Ware dlvorced r • • h er husband six years ago becau:;e he abused'her physlcial· ly and sexuaJJy throughout their marriage. She testified that she moved in again with her husband because of his constant. pleadings and because she felt tt\elr young daughter should grow up with both parents. OCflcers satd ~ . Ware told them she empUed tbe gun at her husband because she bad gone through "a night of hell" In which he repeatedly beat her. Right Challenged · SAN FRANCISCO CAP) - Pacific Gas & Electric Co. has challenged :the rl1ht of several parties to requeat a pubUc hear- ing on Its move to reopen llS Humboldt-Bay nuclear plant, a PG&Eapokesman said today. • • ' I 1 Teen Jailed, 2nd 'Tested' Coast '' Weather In Oc D tbs · Night and morning low ea clouds and Cog-with buy; ByTOMBAltLEY afternoon sunshine ot•Dlltyl'llttSwt through l'ednesday. Lows Two YoUnl men accused on ar-ton lg ht. in 60s. High rest of killing four people duri_""---Wednesday70. n lO·da,y period in which they committed a number of armed f robberies and burglades offered guilty pleas Monday ln Orange CountylSuperior Court. Judge James K. Turner ac· cepted the plees or Mark Wayne Titch, 18, and Brett Thomas, 18, both of Anaheim , and canceled the jury sel ect1~ process scheduled for his courtrootn. .JNSIDE-TO ilY l I While sem&U11 erOIXs fn tub- urbia, lndbla commtmitft1 JightfearwithopttmUticrally. See Page 86. ~ Thomas asked for immedJate sentencing and was ordered to spend life in prison after he ad- mitted using the gun that kWed three or pair's Cour vlctJma. Titch then pleaded 1ullty to two counts or first <fegree murder, kl<Jnaptng tor robbery, five armed robberies and three burglaries. He will be sentenced by Jl.ldee Turner after be underaoes a 3C). (See MVltDEltS. Pace AZ) " ~--------------~----,__. __ .-,: ____ ._ ,,.......,..._ ~_,,...,,~ •WS O :::W ,,_ ....,....,.....,......,.._,_ • ,__,,_.,,,~----·~.._. -•-=-.,...: 1 ····-:-. -----------..... . I I 1 · '1 . ·~ A2 DAILY PILOT s Tuesday. Oclober 18. 19n ' I .....,, Indian ~laim to Court -_, __ .. :;--~-Tribe Seeks· 11,000 7;ape Cod Acres BOSTON CAP> -Wampanoag Indians ln pigtails and beads and l awyers in ,lhTee-piece s ults gathered In a ' U.S. District courtroom today to argue an In· dian claim lo 11,000 acres valued ~t $30 million in the Cape Cod town-of Mashpee. The case has paralyzed land transactions in Mashpee. James St. Clair, the Boston at- torney who represented Presi· 1 dent Nixon before he r esigned, peeled to insist they are a tribe and that th e stale o r Mass achus etts illegally in- corporated Mashpee territory in· to the town in 1870 without seek- ing U.S. congressional approval u nlie r the Feder a I N 9uin· tercourse Act of 1700. U.S. Dis trict Court Judge Walter Jay Skinner said the jury, selected Monday. would decide only if the Wampanoags are a legal tri~ and entitled to press their claim, w&aich would reqwre a second trial. what few land sales have been made since to be made almost entirely in cash. "Mashpee has been paralyzed economically and polarized socially by the suit,·· s aid George Bcndwa_y, a Mashpee selectman 'nd former reiirestate operator. dian land claims are under way· or threatened in Maine, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, Virginia, North and S outh Carolina and Louisiana, and added that hundreds of com·· mun ities across the United States are vulnerable to similar claims~ Estimates of the lndlnns In the town of 3\500 rU\) from 300 lo 700. • r.epresents Mashpee, which maintains that the Indians legal- ly are not a tribe and therefore • 1 cannot claim the land. The suit, £iled Aug. 26, 1976, has clouded every land title i n Mashpee, almost eliminated mortgage money and forced He claimed the town was short· S642,000 in pfoperly tax collec- tl on s toward this year's $2 million budget and would lose clo~e to S1 million by the end or the year. He said Mashpee already has spent $30,000 defend- ing ilsell against the suit and was seeking to r aise another $50,000 at a special town meeting Nov. 2. "We Just don 't have any political c lout in th e town a nymore," complained Ells· worth Oakley, 44, a Mas hpee Indian. Oakley appeared in court Mon- day wearing a bead necklace, his g raying hair tied in a short Attorney Lawrence Shubow, representing .the lndians, is ex- f'.,....PageAI CROSBY ...... ·children -Harry, 19, Nathaniel, Bendway said other suits on In- pigtail. • Other Indians from Mashpee, Mame. Rhose bland and Con- necticut also wore pigtails and silver and turquoise earrings, fin ger rings aod necklaces. 15,.and Mary Frances, 17. -1---mf'oreche Tass of ttrn-n-:e~ur:;;--- rection was said, an organ softly played melodies .associated with Crosby's SO-year career, includ- Tall Oak, a Narragansett In· Clian from Charlestown, R.J.. wore a thick lock of hair i~lhe m~'ddle of an otherwi~c shaved s k II. u button procl aiming d MS • ~ .is hpec as Wampanoag lcr-Pierre an ir•Oflflle ritorv and a s houlder patch ing: ''The Bells of St. Mary's," "Galway Bay," "Too-Ra -Loo- Ra·Loo·Ral. That's a n Iris h Lullaby," "Wrap Your Troubles .,.."""'"'--..-Jn-Drelft~d-"\'.'·att -~}. ~ Sun Shines Nellie." which he orten sang in duet with his wife. Father Kieser told mourners ·'that Bing could laugh because he knew how to "ery, and "he knew how to cry because be believed so fully in the Lord.·• After the Mass, Mrs. C&osby left the chapel, followed in smile file by Crosby·s seven childreJl. ~ -"-~~"': ~-= ... -_-~u~-~- motorcade proc eeded t<1' the graves1te. decla.ring, ··custcr Had It Com-While Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Eliiott Trudeau • fag.·· appears to be asking Queen Elizabeth if there's room for J udge Skinner warned the jury him under her umbrella, his estranged wife, Margaret, not to be influenced by the N y .i., • h B B i ·esence in the courtroom of the has a swinging time in ew 01~ wit ruce ev n~ -....,,,.,..im-s:-----.wbi.c:;e.u.ir....ilwoJ.he...Perrier spar~li.nJ: :~.mer .. tortune, in a Manhatr t~n discotheque.. · Fro• Page rl l MURDER_ •. ·' d.iy evaluation program which "' 111 b c con d u c led b y l h e C<1 hfornia Youth Authority lie will be returned to Judge Turner's courtroom Nov 18. The mourners included a few C s by's companions from usiness -Bob Hope and b s e. Dolores; Rosemary Bob Hope and his wife, Dolorc:r. arrive in Los Angeles f.or the early mornin~ funeral service:, for Bing Cr?~~~. u·bo ~u.CCan,iQ a fa1.~.l...twart ·•If ark ip Spain f:"ri~~ a nd Cros by were one pf the most famous tcamili!i""-show bus iness in their early d;.i ys. Judge Turner told Titch that the e valuation proce!.s was necessary bccuuse the defendant was only 17 al the time of the _,,,,-.i_.....-~Ilt¥. »'bo .s.ADG Wiltl Biog .i.!l.. his final concerts, and her son by Jose Ferrer, Miguel;. comedian '---·Phil-»ar:ris, and Bing·s sin,ger- • c rimes. to which he pleaded t:aHtv. • --- --broffief,""Bob Crosf>y . · • ~~~~-~~-~---~-- But lhe judge solemn~· 1.1rom· ' 1s ed Titch th:it he could expect the s ame treatment as Thomas who will not be eligible for parole until he has served seven years of his life sentence. The rest were Cros by"s. busi· ness associates, fis hing compan. ions and personal friends , in- cluding his secretary , Nancy Briggs; attorney Richard Fro• Page Al BLITZ HAILED •.. Neither defendant appeared to be dis turbed by the sentence Bergen ; producer Basil Grillo; strapped into their seals with . ~ ~r~ter Qolller-, and ~elY be~- butler Alan Fisher. Crosby's sis-The hijackers appa,...R>tly did ter, Mary Rose Pool. and Mrs. t h h 1 11 -crosb~&--&i.s\er l"rMnc~ lileyer, no ave enoug t m6'to lgnjte -.. ,,. ~ £tie gasoline or-detonate the ex. also were present. plosives Crosby's six.sons, including · Gary, Dennis, Phillip, and # ··There was som e Shoot- }.indsay, acted as paUbearers. ing ... There was no panic. The 'Durial was in Holy Cross p~sengers were evacuated as cemetery near Crosby's parents fas t. as possible by sUding down and first wife. Dixie Lee, wno inOated sUdes from the entergen- --111.ed.otcancerlnl952. Y exits," a Lu ft bans a . The grave ls0n a ht11side over-spokes man said:-----· look.ing the graves of other fami- ly members, about ISO yards in· .... ·---st·mmrcemetery •s entrance. s pokesmun said. handed out to Thomas or the scn-...M..oAl of the hostages were tence promisedtoTitch. 6l'rmamr. but'-two-Americans lto-th·-youths grinned and wHc reported among the m . whispered together throughout They were Christine M. San-the court proceedings and often liago. 44. of Santee, Cati(., and smHed, winked and waved to her 5-year-old son. Leo. Mrs. members of their families in the Santiago has a heart cond1t1on. courtroom. ._ They were arrested Feb. 4 in · The surviving hij-.cker , the Victorville after a car lhc)Ccom· lon e woman in the Ara.hie-mandeered during their 10-day speakl~g gang. remained. '!l a crime spree broke down. M~gad1shu hospital. ofhc1als Arresting o?ficers said they said. ~ • found the weapons used by both The Identities and nalionaliues--m e,n in the four killings and of the terroris ts re mained In stnng ~ armed robberies inside doubt. But Somali Information the vehacl~ . Min ister Abdllqaldir Salad In· The four murders of which the On Monday, 3,000 worshipers filled St. Patrick's Cathedral in N~w·_Y9.t.!< for a M ass In Crosb ·s ~emory. -- A Somali government spoke4tm.an-.5aid-two hijackers were kiUed inside the plane and lhe third was wounded and died in a hospital. --dicated that the three bodies t~o were accused on arrest were were bein~ sentto Germany. bsted In court Monday. They in· ----eluded: Ohseenity Issue Ban Hel~ Up. _On Saccharin WASHINGTON tAP>---'Fho House has voted to suspend any federal saccharin ban for 18 months while at the same time or· derlng new tests on the benefits as well as the risks of the artificial sweetener. Unlike similar legislation passed by the Senate last month, the Ho~e would not require each bottle of diet soft drink or other ts==::.:.wudactir containing •atthatin to- bear a warning label. Instead it voted Monday t~uire the post· iog of warning sigiii'in stores sell---1nptrctt P?Oductr"-- The measure, passed 375·23. went to conference with the Senate: Nominations Close LOS ANGELES CAP> -City Councilman Ernani Bernardi has been nominated by a member of the county Board of Supervisors to succeed recently retired Philip Watson as county assessor. ORANGI COAST lthilDQIC.JI J!!!?°-t tl D•llY Jlllwl wlltl -ell I~,.,.., _......,,.~~., ••• ,W¥.~1Wt.-.0r..Gott1l'•••llW"OO....o••Y S._ ... _,.,_..,. ou~u,,... MIMd.ty ,.,.,~ ~"""'" for Ce"'• :=-v:r,::"1,~~~· \~:.':~ ~:.~: ~ ~8f«"'lo.ilhCO•tf .,.,...,~lf'Ot ,..., I\ ,.,...,....., Sot11r<1ay. -'lo-••• T"" prlftttN·t Pl/l)ltU.fflliQ OlttM ~ 4Wt )YI WI> .1 rM'1 St,"1..CMtaM.Mt (A11torn111~•1• •o""1M W-_.,_,tl,...,.I t!lftd PVbf1~ Somali officials said nine passengers and one commando were slightly injured in the 1~ minute raid and the terrorist who survived. a woman. was badly wounded. Lufthansa, the West German.Jllrllne. said one other pa.s.sen,ger _wu_h~..Qltalized "In a state of cOlfapse." But mos o the hostages left Mogadishu this morning for home, Radio Somalia reported. The hijackecs dema,tded the release of 11 imprisoned · West Germ an lerrori-sts and two Palestinians in Turkish jails, along withS15 milUon ransom. -The slaying Jan. 24 of Garden Grove clerk Ephraim J. Christian, 35, who was shot dur· In g the robbery of a dairy outlet ori Katelin Avenue in Garden Grove. Slinta Ana· Theater· To Get Jury 'Erial ... The only hostage killed during th or~I which ~a? i~_u .. rs"""d""a~--was the chfer' p1rot o -i e a: . ~kttlinf hnn!9-oLbUlla.r.d-. _ I • • Pope PauJ VI offered himself as a hostage Monday "if it would be of use" in winnin' freedom for the Lufthansa passengers. ~ hansa Boeing 737 jet, 37-y!ar~ld parlor o~er Aubrey L. Duncan. An Orange County Superior Juergen Schumann, whose f)ocfy 48, and his daughter Denise, 18, Court judge ruled today that de- was put oft lhe plane shortly who was shot on the front lawn of fense lawyers will have the jury after it landed in Mogadishu on their Anaheim home. trial they demand in the lrial of a S d Off l l · d h theater cha!n accused of showing un ay. ic as saa e was -The murder J an. 21 of Laura obscene movies at its Santa Ana shot Sunday while lhe plane sat Ann Stoughton, 20• whose body hous at the airport in Aden, South movie e. Yemen, fifth of Its six stops dur· was foWld on 8 hill in east Orange Judge Lester Van Tatenbove . · with a crucifix clasped in her ruled after a week of bearings on ing Its zigzag Journey over right hand. Police said she had the issue that the jury will decide Southern Euro~ and the Middle "'-.... ft"'-'l.!lthefa_ce. th · oLo"'ft · bli Et.st to East Amca.--"'" __ ..... _ ... _-____________ e_1_s_sue:s ____ ..... _c_e_n_1lY_'...-1l __ il_C President Carter congratuJat· en 6erg1 etl: !ea4.e~t-.Lhe "courage of their declsfonrr to end the 4 'i"z-day hijacking without giving in l(! the hljackers' de· mandr. .. -----ns Japanese Justice M inisler . Mitsuo Setoyama, whose govern- ment met the demands of Japanese hijackers two weeks ago, said the West German ac. tion "showed how to prevent hi· jacking." Eighty hostages arrived In Frankfurt today. The six others remained in Mogadishu, ap- parently because they were una· blc to travel, a Lufthansa * * * FrOM Page A J ~ SUICIDE ••• -11WS9n.~e and dama1.ti11t..wflal e11>ected to be a four-weeltti1~. Prosecution lawyers arg"'9(1 during the hearing that n wasoot necessary to call a jury'trial and that Judge Van Tatenhove shOu.ld rule on the issues. Jury selection wtll begin Wednesday. The selected jury wUtview-movies-recettU)t-showa at the Mitchell Bros. Honer Plaia theater and decide it they fall within the def~ of obacerrity. Lawyers for the city said~ alse intend to include in the£r courtroom evidence a number of still photographs depictlna scenes from movies shown at the theater betwetln ~tober of 19'5 and March of1977. They claim, that the .P~ graphs will prove that at least• movles shown d•l'Vil tllat lll- montb period ._re o'acenc. without redeeming sQeial value • and in violation of tl\e city'1111t(- ob:::~::=::~ants Jun._ l and Artie Mitchell argue that city ordinance is unconaUtution and \hat any clO!Jun or the • Plaza theater would amQunt t.o .denial o( ftee speech. ,_....___,t----~~·J~"~~~ ~··1(- was issued .several weeks ago, they have been denied access to their lawyers and other prlyate visitors. • Baadel";" 33; Mtss Ensslln, 36, and Raspe, 32, were sentenced to life imprisonment in April for bombings in 1972 in which four U.S. soldiers were kllled. fOllW ,.,__,. ......... .... _ .......... ~N.L-~"·*" A••lll..,I ""' ....... Cdtlon Offlc•• C:..le"lt10 )Jl>Wt\l&o,,'~ L•oun• .. ec~ 11 .. 0 .. ~'''"'' 14!1<'11.!!410!\ lkttb I ltl\ a.-llovl~J'JO SMCll•.,.<\ Vtflo tllOH . .--.,rllO,;;r ti'°" O•eoo ~·-•• 'Ttt•phone (714)1Q.4321 CIH1Hltd Adver1tllng M2·M7' ,...,..,._~ Vello~ "-Ofll<• &11..ei10 ""-""'Ct''""'"' 4tMIOO ~Nett!IO.•-""""'°"""""'"'" M0-1220 Cilortf~ It!'> O.:;t Ceo•I Pllhl•\11•"0 C-. ::r.., .,~.::r.,~~;~~,h~~~ =~,~ 3:==:,.:1111itivt •t1119<1•f "''""'114 •' ~=ft~':0.:::~~t .. :~ ... :' ,~::. ~~ ,,....=tf,.. h "'"' \• SO ""°"tPll'f. mlllltt'• *' ,.,.,....., .. .,, B&eder's co-founder ot. the .nuder·Meinhof gang.. 41·year· old Ulrike Melnhof, hanged herself in her jail cell during the trial. Miss Moeller was s'ervlng time 'for membership in a criminal gang and was also awaiting trial on charges that s he participated in bombing attacks on the u.s._ Army's European headquarters at Heidelberg, on the police head· quarters ln Augsburg and on the home or a federal judge in Karlsruhe. ( I .. ,.., ........ SOME OF THE RESCUEO LUFTHANSA 737 PASSENGERS DISEMBARK AT FAANKfURT Germ•n Comm•ndot Pull Entebbe·ttyle Reid, Saving All 8S Hoat•g•a • t A RE.4L HOOD 'MILWAUKEE <AP> -A~ ber wearlJ\I a pillowcase over hi& head managed to carry out a heis t at a Northwest Side s:indwlch shop even thou1h he neglected to cut eye bo!tt ln the pllJowcase. The man, armed wttb a lullf'e, bad to lift the piUowe... oc· caslon.-ly to aee wbal wa• h•P- tm1nJ, ort1ctata said, but uc aped on foot Monday nlPt wlth two paper 1>1111 CGntalnint an undisclosed amount of 11\0nty J , -- -r ~ Oralige' Coast 1--~~·-··---------..j1"----·-. ----~ E 0 I T I ~ N Today's <31osbag N.Y.Stoeks .t i 'VOL. 70, NO. 291, 4 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1977 c .'TEN CENTS ' ' ~-~~allg: the . Schoof: Nobodg Wants? Relocation Triggers Conti:oversy By JACKIE HYMAN Of,,. O.llr f'llOt Sl.tlf Is McNaJly High School a place where turned·<>ff students get turned on l<> learning, or a bold· ing tank for teen.age rebels? , Tl)e Newport·Mesa school dis· trlc('s al.tematlve or continua· tlon school has become the focus of controversy. as district of. ficials have discussed selling its current site at 19th Street and Newport Boulevard in Costa Mesa. The problem is where to re- locate the high school. McNally seems lo be the school nobody wants. • Why? ·'I think there are lots of rea- sons," said Carolyn Hansen, a parent whose child attends Monte Vista Elementary School. Monte Vista is one oLthree schools (the. others are Whittier -..,..,~11.1-·..-. ... H he• migh' he oJesed due to declining enrollment_ lt has been proposed .. that McNally be moved to whichever school is vacated. "A lot. of pe<>ple feel that the real estate values will drop/· Mn Hansen said. Other concerns she cited were Members of IM Citizen$ Adt1Uory Committee, appointed to recommend a new dte fur McNallJI Contin1"Jtion Sc hool, are alated to meet torUQht at 7:30 o'clock m the conference room at district of fices, 1601 16th SC. Newport Beach. Two weeka. ago, committee mem· bers voted dotDn a proposal to leave McNaU11 °" its curttnt site by a 7~ margin. They an ~te4 ta con· - aider moving the achoo Wilson, WhittfeJ" or Monte Viste chooU tonight. increased traffic, the e ffect ol un-their schools. 'About 340 students supervised teenagers before and • attend McNaily. There are about. after classes, the effect of the dis-9,500 high scbOQl student.a in the trict 's evening school (which cur-dlstricL rently uses McNally facWUea) Reasons students switch to and "the unknown." McNally include desire to work "We have nothing against the at a job which is permitted by the children," Mrs. Hansen said. school'sflexibleschedule; a wish ''Wejustdon'tfeelacontlnuaUon to attaMI small classes ~-an school belongs in any (reslden· averageol 17 students as opposed tial > neighborhood." · to. 30 or more in other bJgh Other parents have used schools -and unhappiness with stronger language at meellnas conventional teaching methods. with .school officials. Several Students ate also transferred te rmed tbe •McNally students at thvequest of thelr original ··social misfits." high s'chool primarlli.because of---- ''That's nat ftdF heeeusfHhey~11tfebdance...reeords Ot""'(JOOr aren't," atid Mcffally Principal 8J'4lde&, Q)leman said. .Tad -coltnwrirbo-ha-haded -H&-&aid-16-.. C.eac~ two..J~-- the sc)>ool (Of' nine years. wbom are part-time, and one He «:Slimated that about 40 per· full-time coun.selor help the stu· cent of the students at McNally dents toward graduation and, in chose to attend lt and about 60 some cases, college. The onb- p~rcent ·were transferred by (SeeSCB~L,PageAU olnm.anaO Force WelcOtne-d-Bs. lleroes -. ~ ----ONN:"WeSi"Ger;;,any (AP) - West German commandos and• the hijack hostages they rescued flew ho m e to e motion al w..tlc.om~ today as 't.he govern- ment announced a bizarre sequel to-the five-day drama, the ~uicide of t~ree terrorists whose fr.eedom the hijackers de- manded. . "We are proud of you. We thuk;you ift the name-.r.the.en- * * * 3 Terror.ists Kill Selves, -~ · Officials ,Say --· -f-sr\TM'~T;--wesHJenmmy- 1 (AP> -Two West German ter- ~ rorists whose freedom was de· manded by the hijackers of the L11flbansa airliner were found dud in their prison cells today. A third died of sell-Inflicted wounds during the morning, and a fourth was in critical condition after trying to kill herself, the Justice * Mtnl str f Baden· -. -·-Yt'uertwober&.s1-a.te announced. The ministry sai(l Andr&as BHder, leader of the Baader· ldeinhof gang of 1errorlsts, and 11is mistress Gudrun Ensslin, ••took Ureir lives in their cells in tbe early morning hours.'' IJ'he first announcement sald two other Baader-Meinhof mem- bers; Jan-Carl Raspe and -ffmgard Moeller, "alSQ ttem t· .ed suicide" and were in crttica i 'condition. But later in the mom· I 1ng, the ministry announced that Raspe dled. The four led the list of 11 ter- torisu in West German prisons whose freedom was demanaed (SffSVJCIDE,-P~&e.U> ,·Watch Buyer_ Geu His Money Bae~ Enrique Gutierrei will get back the $88 be paid for an $8 watch at.. a Costa Mesa police auction, but other aucUon buyers were glven a warning 'Monday night. •. •'They know what an auction is all about," watne.d..Jtiayor Norma Hertzog at a city coWic meeting. "T11orft-Want 10'- aet a precedent." Gutierra, a 53-year-old wailer, bought wbat he thought was a valuable Omeaa watch lut month al a police_ a"~lio_p. lte later learned lt was a cheap Imitation. M r1. Hertzog and other council members agreed to a refund Monday arter Gutierrez told them be WH not allowed to lnspeet lhe watch beforelland. Col!lllWiited"Coanrilmart- Dom Jlecltl, • jeweler! '1 The cu1omer ian 't 11tl11ied. Glve him hla money. back and ror1et lt." tire German people," Interior · Minister Werner Malhofer "tOtd about 80 members of the com- mando squad as they arrived at lhi Bonn-Cologne airport. A brass band played the na· tional anthem and hundreds of Germans applauded Crom the airport terminal. Wives and &-weet.beads.n.asbed to hui the ro- tumlng heroes. . Act.inJ.. witb .1Qrgical.,p!_ecision -- in the predawn darkness at -Somalia's Mogadishu airport, the commandos stormed t.he hi· jacked Lufthansa 737 through RESCUE FIRST FOR CRACK UNIT-A3 emergency -exits. rescued all 86 hostaB._es .. aboard and killed three hijackers. The fourth, a woman. was seriously wounded. •• The scene a l Frankfurt In· ternatlonal Airport was quieter as 80 haggard and somber hostages stepped off a Lufthansa jet to embrace relatives and hold a memorial service for their pilot, Juergen Schumann. He was murdered by the hijackers the morning before the raid. Airline oUicials said six rescued hostagtt remained at Mogadishu. apparently because they were unahfe to travel. In 'the flurry of developments. there was no word on t.he fate of Hanns Marlin Schleyer, the Germ an industrialist kidnaped in Cologne Sept. 5. His kldnapers vowed to kill him Sunday unless the hijackers' demands were met. Announcing the Mogadishu rald aarly today, a &onn spok~men addressed Schleyer's captors: "Release youc ptlsoner __ and realite that the road to ter· rorism is the road to selr· destruction." The raid on Mo1adlsbu coo- c 1 ud ed a hij ack drama tb'd began when four heavily annecf terrorists commandeered a Luft. hansa-flight with 91 aboar<f over the French Riviera and ordered it on a six-stop, 6,000·m Ue-o- journcy th al ended al Somalia. Fairview Lit;ensi'11f-. Studied by State Stale health..~fficials met today with supervisors and staff mem· ""'bers at llait view 1163-pittl -ht Costa Mesa to develop a plan for regaining the hospital's cerUfica- Uon. A total of $1.S million In monthly Medi-Cal payments were cut oft last month by the federal government to Fairview, Napa, Pacific and Agnews stale 'hospitals after a state licensing . ~am l'epOl'ted hultb and safety~ ~vial . ..,_ The state ls currently provid: ing the 1-t money while seek.lna to bring the hospitals up to llcem· ing standards. Dr. William Keating, associate deputy director of the state DepartmeQto! He'1th, explained today that until two year::s ago, tate hospl als were not r!_gulred to meet the 1ame'llcensfn1 Stan· dards as private faciliUes. When state law changed that. numerous violaUons were founcf, many having to do with sta.fflnc, organization and procedures. CROSBY FAMlLY -Members and rel· aUves of, the Bing Crosby family are shown at his (u~eral services in Los Angeles today. Seated, from left, are widow Kathryn Crosby, son Nathanial, daughter Mary Frances, sons Harry and Dennis and sister Mary Rose Pool. Stand· ing include son Gary (center) and brother Bqp (right>. Slate Health Deputy Director Raymond Procunler told Fairview staff today ·that be waht.s a specific plan for correct· tng vlolalions, firm deadlines and a list of wbtch hospital personnel are responsible for corrections. Crosby Laid· to ReSt ·'It's very important to me that the package I give the governor is foolproof,.. he sald at the beginning of the all-day meeting. Some. problems, bocunler said, can only be dealt with on a long-term basis -if, for exam- ple, private rooms are smaller than the govemment speclftca· tions•of 100 square feet. 35 Friends, flelative1 Pay Ltut Tribute LOS ANGELE.5 (AP> -Bing Crosby was buri~ in a ' misty hillside cemetery tbday after a simple church !lervice that beean with-the strains of such Crosby h1u a ''DteBe~ M.anL'•" and "Too-Ra..Loo-Ra-Loo-RaJ, That's anhiabLullaby." The Mass of the Resurrection was held in predawn darkness to atold a crush of fans seeking to pay latst tribute to one or the world's most famous enter· tainers, who died of a heart al· tack Friday ln'Spaln at age 73. About 35 relatives and as· 1ociates, including Crosby's close friend Bob Hope, attended the I a.m. s.-.lce in a small chapel at St. Paul's Roman CatKoUc Cfiurcb lb Westw"OOd. Ttlete were no fans outside on the foao streets. When he Uved at Holmby Hills, Crosby woublp ped at the .. '· \ · Spanish mission-style church. The qoiet service there was in response to his wish-for a simple funeral and burial. ' Crosby'i body, res""g in an -crn-ast<~t10P1JM bn b1'8Jrltetof Sonia roses, was burled near a s tone grotto· in Holy Cross Cem etery beside his parents and first wife, Dixie Lee, who died of cancer ln 1952. The roses were the onlt' adorn· ment for the brief ({Tl\veslde ceremony, but carloads of flowers arrived later from ad· mirers around the world. The cemetery, ln Culver Clty. is not far from Metro-Goldwyn. Mayer Studios where Crosby made one of his-earliest movies, "Going Hollywood," In 1934- At sunset Monday, a torch was lighted at the .Memorial Collaeum In downtown Los Anl(eles. It had been llghted oob' t twice before -after the deat.M of President John Jo". Kennedy and his brother, Robert. The service today for Crosby, a devout Roman Catholic, was con· ducted by the Rev. Ellwood -Kie . --- 9th er attuatlons can be changed qulckly, such as tJte method of keeping hospital, records and the need to a"ad \wo Crosby'swldow,Kathryn,teda YMCA Plans Class responsive reading. "I think he died a contented On Ski• F• man.·• Crosby's son, Phillip, said •ng llDe88 afler t he service. !'He ac- com plished'everythlng be set out .a The <]range Coast YMCA ts to do but he had a lot more to banking on a good akt season and give. We lost him early." Is ollerlng Jocal residents a "Get Mrs. Crosby entered the chapel Fil to Ski" class. 20 minutes oofore t.he service The olasses begin tonl&ht at '7 with her children: Harry, 19, o'clock at the Y, 2300 University Na th aniel , 15, a nd Mary Drive, Newport Beach. Sessions · Frances, 17. Also present were will be held every Tuesday lftd Crosby's sons by his fint mar· T hursday to 1ive &Iden ex· rlaae. Gary, Dennis, Phillip and ercfses !Of' thell' cardlo-vascuJar Lindsay; his brother, Bob' systems andstreteblncexerctles Crosby, and his sister, Mary for thelr muscles and Jolnta. For Rose Pool. His alx sons were further 1nfonnaUon1 contact the pallbearers. · Y at 8'2·9980. Ollll'I ..... ~ ...... ASKB FAIRVIEW PLAN Stat• Heattb'• Procunler pbarmac!sts ,'to the Falrvlew staff. Jn addition to state health ol· ficials and Pairview staff, the meettng was attended by mem· bers of the licensing team, who · answered questions as to what changes would bring the hospital up to their requirements. Wea&•er Night and momlne low clouds and roe with hazy a he rnooq .s.\uuhln e through Wednesday. LOws - tonight in 601 . Hlgb Weonesdaf10. -- INS~E TODA 't' While #mri111 ~'flt ftlb- urbfa, Indiana communllt.s fight fearwUhopCimfeUc rollJI. See Poge86. ,.-----,- . C f Tuetdey. October 18, 1877 AZ DAIL y PILOT Teens Face Life . .. Coqvicted in Slayings of Four -· • B1TOM BA&LEY ' Ol"'9 DaltO'lllUllllt Two YoUDJ men accused on1lr- reat of killing four people during a 10-day period ln whlch they committed a number of armed robberies and bw-alaries oUered · guilty pleas Monday 1la Oran&e County SU,erior Co\lrt. Judge James K. Turner ac· cepled the pleas of Mark Wayne Titch, 18, and Bretl Thomas, 18, both of Anaheim, and canceled the jury selection process scheduled for his courtroom. Thomas asked for Immediate sentencing and was ordel{&J to spend life in prison alter be ad- mitted' using the gun that l<ined three of pair's four victims. Siders' Break United: 'No Snow, No Pay_' DENVER <AP> "T"'Skiers : If Nature forsakes you, -United Airlines says It won't. , United president Bob McBride says if skiers ar-· rive in the Denver area and find less than half lhe ski lifts operating because of poor skiing conditions, the· airline will fly lbem home -free. · The proposal sWl must be approved by the Civil Aeronautics Board, and the panel is expected to ac~ before sld season starts late nw month. Many of last year's frustrated skiers would have been eligible for tbe free flights because of a c:troug~t that left the slopes nearly snowless. -x.,."; --.--~e.-m-,..pons~ to questions W ASHINGTu1'4 (AP) -A . alter a West German commanao special !orce of American lroops unit staged a raid on a hijacked _ and eqwpment (l'Of:!' each branch airliner in East Africa and ol the armed ServlCU bas been r~scued all 86 surviving hostages assembled and trained to cope • wltile killing three of the four hi· .~ith t~rist incidmts, the Pen· jackers. tagon said today: <Related story The Pentagon statement said Page A3> • the U.S. force has conducted A statement acknowlrfging · -training exerctt . · -- the existence or such a force was · A Defense D e partme nt -..,,___.. - -~ -declloed to answer * 1t a ny questions about the FroJlll Pa~ Al Afnerican force, such J.& when it was formed or how mllny mem· · bers have been trained. lie said 'SUICIDE · any disclosures might com· • • • promise the effectiveness o( the by the kidllapers of industrialist 11~ Martin· SchMyer nd )>y • the four hijackers or the-West German ml.lnerThunday. The bljaciin1""'endect in' East: Africa early today with a West German commando raid at the airport in M<>eadlshu, Somalia, in wblcb three bijackera wen tilled, tbe lourtli Wai Nrtotply .:•ounded and. the • sum~·· bostaces ~ere rescued. Schley«, Wbo WU kktMl)ed Sept. s by an arm of the Baader· group. The West German unit, known a UM ~..I::'G&.&ard Group 9 commando strike force. wit set up an.er the 19721rlu.n1cb qlymplc massacre. The .. Penlagon statement said the U.S. force js "not organized nor controlled under the Federal BepublkofGerman.yconcept, aa we pndersta.nd it" Titch lhen pl eaded guilty to two counts of U'°st degree murder, kidnaping for robbery, five arrned robberies and three burglaries. He will be sentenced by Judge Turner alter be undergoes a 30. day evaluation program which will be conducted by the California Youth Authority. He will be returned to Judge Turner's courtroom Nov. 18. Judge Turner teld Titch that the evaluation process was necessary because tbe defendant was only 17 at the time otThe ~ -~ crimes to Which be pleaded RUilt:v. But the judge solemnly prom- ised Tit.ch that he could expect the same treatment as Thomas who will not be eligible for parole until he has served seven years or his life sentence. Neither defendant appeared to be disturbed by the sentence handed out to Thomas or the sen· tence promised to Titch. Both youths grinned and whispered together throughout the court proceedings and often smiled. winked and waved to members of their families in the ~llrtr991Jl_.__ ---..-- They were arre!ited Feb. 4 in Victorville alter a car they;;· mandeered during their· 10.<Ja crime spree' broke down. Arresting officen said they round the weapons used by both men in the four killings and string of armed robberies in.side the vehicle. Ban Held Up On Saccharin . ... ARGUS HAS BECOME f8,000ilAIJLITT TO SCOlJ!S 'Law Prevent• Ch1rterfng To AalH Fund• For A•J!afre Gift to Sea Scouts Becomes Liability WASlllNGTON CAP > _ The The 68•(oot, s quare·rigged doing so beeause the Argus was House has voted to suspe~d any .ketcb Argus, given to the built in Norway. The law says federal saccharin ban for l8 Newport Beach Sea Scout base that no ship may be UJed for months while atthe same ti me or: seven years ago. has become coastal commerce unless il has dering new tests on the benefits as an S8.000 Uabllity for lhe scouts. an American-made hull. well as the risks of the artificial p.artially because or an old That means the numerous sweetener. m arltime law aimed at protecting charter requesta the scouts re- Unllke similar lel!islatiQn Americanshipbuildcrs. celve tor the Argus have to be passed by the Senate last month, According to Phll Bevins , turned down. the Uouse would not require each spokesman for the Sea Scouts, "It would be OK ii we were go- bot.ile oLdiet.so!Ldrink or other the $8,000 is needed to pay the ing to load ber wilh...carao and products containing saccha ... rin ..... to---"c~oSC of Insurance and recent re-I sail to China." said Bevins. ~ar a warttlnr la bet. Instead' lt~ paic£ ·nq~~~ ~1.S ..Coaat -.-!.he...~~"° ;JB..,uare voted Monday to require the posl-Guard. rfgeen oper~ut.110 ing of warning signs in stores sell· Bevins said the scouts could U.S. Tbe other, kept lo Florida, ing such products. probably keep the ahlp opeutin1 bas an American.made bull and The measure, passed 375-23, in tbe black If t.My were able to is self_supportin1. L'-•-1: went to conference with the cbartet.htrout. . Bevlali -Mk! plarts are ~ Senate. But tb.y' ar. P"Yented from laid ~ to start. a fundralllnl campatcn for the ArgGI, but the ,, ....... A.J campailn won't be launched \In· til the close ol the current United W •r. solicitation. ••---.u..i· hol 1an&.. ('1J.ed_the Red Army Faction, is still m1Mm1:- His kidnapers threatened aiain to kill him unless their demand& were met by last Sunday, but nothin1 further bu l>Mn heard from them. McNALLY: SCHOOL NOBODY \VA~Ts:-•• • Scoutlnc In · tbi• county beneflU a areatclMl from Ua!tecl Way and we don't w&Dt to do anythlq to Jeopardln that cam· pa tan,•• Bevins said. The' Baden Wuerttemberg Justice M.lnist.ry announced that Baader and Rasp.s shot themselves, Mill Enssltll hanced herseU. and Ml.si Koeller cut her wrist. . There was no explanation ot how the men. were able to get 7 .Hmm platol1. Since an emera~rllt deeree was la1uec1 several weeks .,o, they have been denied accesa to their lawyers ~ otbec private -vlil\ora. · - Baader, 33 ; Miss Ensslln, 36, and Rupe, 32, were sentenced to ---_1if.a imprilClDment fa. Aptit~ bombings ln 1972 ln whkh four U.S. soldiers were killed. Baader's co-founder of the Baacler-Meinhof tan1, 41-year-· old Ulrike Melnhof, hanged herself ln her Jail cell during the trial. · Miss Moeller was serving Ume for membership in a criminal gang and wu also awaitllag trial• on charges that she parUclpa~ in bombing attacks on the U.S. Army's European headquarters :.tHeJdelberg-, on the pollce'bead· qu._rters ln Augsburg and on the home of a federal Judge in J{arlsruhe. OflANOIE COAST c DAILY PILOT subject laclclng for college preparation is foreign lanuage. · Coleman said he has no statistics oo ~w many McNally graduates go to college. McNally began in the Newport· Mesa district In 1965 as a class at Newport Harbor High School, alter the stau passed a law re- quiring such a program ill each high scllool district. The program later was shifted -to Estancia High School, then was established in lMe-67 at McNally School which had been doHd because of declining enrollment. Planners for the school district bave recommended sellJng the more lhiiif'H\ten acres on W1\Jch McNally now sits and transfer· ring the continuation pro1ram to another elementary school that will be closed because of declin· ing enrollment. "My recommendation is that McNally School stay right where it is," commented Alvin Pinkley, a former Costa Mesa clly coun- cilman and member ol a school board advisory council. H.e suggested se}Une the rront four acres of land and movlng the school ont.o the back portion. "I think any place the commit· lee decides to put the McNally Continuation School, they're go- ing lo run into a hornet's nest," hesald. The ec(,)DOltlics or the sltuatJon go agalhst Pinkley'a suggesUon. The cost of relocating McNally into an elementary sctlool wouJd be about s~.ooo .. accordln1 to ewport·Mesa ~.uperintendent John Nfcoll. The cost of fl1dn1 op quarters on the present site would be $750,000, plus the lost ·+--· ...... ---.,...1..~•t;-:::t"~";fi' .... ~_, ·--of_.._, .... ~ ,,.,, ·--• ,9 ..,"'""',.,.......,· _ ----Pr:M;41 ~eeacrea.~cl ,_. •• c-tot -possibly another $750,000, Dr. Yb"K'-'-o.-•-..w · NicoUlig ~.~--ln mosl c ncernlne tu money, res! seem t.o favor ~~,;."tr.= cutting cos ln the case ot o.w.M.i.-lll<IM~."911 McNaUy, t ls runnlna ••'1_,_....__.. the other w homeowners• feanJuaWt "I think there is somethln; to tbe concern about property values,'' Pinkley aaid, pointing oui that prospecUve home buyers may t>alk at settUnc near an al~rnatlve hiah .school. But thero'• a more emoUonal factor involved, Prlncipal Colem'1J\ aald after •ttcndlna OIJl!L.ID!!!!.Dd'r; with ruldents. rseem ea.fl.De lldfl\ themselves. Dr. N\coll said he bu tried to check out some of theae con- cerna. He uked the police de-"ll they could .Umlnate the partment ii there la any evidence continuatlon hitb aebool and stlll of higher dru1 use at McN'aily .m-eLU\t needa of the kids as we th an there la at other h11h schools are doln1 here, l would be m01t In the district.. The answer be 1ot happy." was no. :d The issue of what to do about Students m attend morning McNaUymaybeontheaaenda or eveoln classes. whtcb the next school board meetia1 at. permltatbemtqboldJot.. 7;30 p.m. Oct. 25 In Costa Mesa The diatrlct'a even.In' tebool ls. City Council Cbambera, Dr. a separate enUty thit, Dr. Nt&ll Nicoll said. nld, f"Qbably will not move to He added, "I limply would Ulce the same school a.s McN ally. . to ~ho the prlnclpal or the school About 17 percel'\t ol McNally Who ba.s lnvited people who are student.a are on probattarr,'"'Prtr--ex~IHH oac:.ec:.cs abo'1 "But if IOftMOM w.re to walk ln here .tth a check, we lure wouldn't tmn1tiem *"11•" .Tbe ICOQU acqulHd tM Arl\IS in 19'70 and since then bave UHd her for their own pro(rama. ' Jewish FaiDily S11!!'g__ ~er Claim of Bias cipJI Coleman said, but added McNally to call hlm and go see that most hav, committed status for themselves rather than re!Y· offenses such as runnJn1 awa)' lna on hearsay." from home or beinJ truant from A buainessm•n who ,once A Beverly Hilla family who school. -tetted Ute school, Notbert ,_ "91scl~line Is very, very rare-Balsam, aaid he wa.s pleasantly clalrft"'they weae denied • ,..,. 1 . on a plot of land b.cauae they are ly a prob em." be said. surprised after bis Ba um s Jews aued the P,ana Strand S m o king cl 1 are u ea ii Contemporary Furniture moved Beach and Tennis Club Monc:t.y permitted on campus, althouab lt next door to McNally · ror uoo,ooo ln dame1e1. is dlscouraaed. Use of llle1al "When we moved in here, 1 Jacques c .. Mitzi M., Judy dru11 Is cause for contacting was scared too, .. he said. "You Michelle and Steven Lewis parents and, on second offense, hear so many things and it's not Sopkin claim in their Los Angeles for expull!llon. · true. They're very nice kids and I County Superior Court lawsuit Some ot the students expressed don't think anybody should be that tbe alleged discrimination the Ir own I ee Ii n gs about arr aid of them. was made under the pretente or McNally. their being denied membenbip "It '.s a lot more open and loose "They gave me a lot of help in lhe Dana Point club. situation than my other high when I moved in and I've never school," said Beth, a 16-year-old had any problems with them.•· It is alleged that the SopkJns who wanted to drop out or school made num~rous attempts last year. between August, 1974 and "l didn 't want to come here at C S January, 1975 to lease land first," she said. "I was crying. 0Dle8t et owned tiythecluh. My mom dragged me here.·· But the frlendllnes's of the stafr The Ch an dl er-Sherman and students won her over~ "The For Desi·gn Corporation or Newport Beach. teachers care," Beth said. -which opel'ates the club, is "I was a habitual truant," said named as co-defendant. Other Chris, a 16-year·old wbo admits Of CM C t co·defendants named Include: he spent f9ur months in reform en er club omcers and dirtclora h l ... ..1 1 ..... t ,..cNal Donald Haskell, D.T. Daniel, SC 00 .... ~ore comu.. 0 ''4 -'l'he d-i-ot ~~ta Mesa'• I H b aid h _., ..... '-UIS Clifford Halstead. F . Daniel y. owever, e s e never new communJtv center wm be nd skipsschoolnow. h thro h>I hi ,. Frost,J.H.Riaheber1era Otla "He.ret-it wasn't Uke high c osen ug ao arc tee ural Chandler. school. It w-as-lilfe"; 'Wi'U hetp ~~~=re:tt~~Y nlah: ... l ___ --.:...·-----you'," he ... -.lalned. ''Every-.... • get.II In vol;;d In thl1 school. ~ despite some re1ervatlon1. Jody, 15, sald •he chose Mc Nat-Only CouncUman Dom Racttl : 1HJS B.4NDJT ly because "people aren't com· voted agalnat t.he proposed con· petltlve. You aet to be an in· test. He cited hl• concem for the :A RE,4L H()()D C dlvidual." $)0,000 It will cost -$2.* for a "I 've learned more In tbts supervislnt architect and s2.soo MILWAUKEE (AP> -A rob- school than at any other school," to eaob ot t.h.ree invlt~ flrms to ber wearin1 a plllowcue over h1.s said Brenda, 16. ''I'm worklng at cover the coet of destining and head mana1ed lO carry out a my owll speed. At other schools, constructini a model. • heist at a Northwest Side they say, 'You have to have t.hls sandwich shop even tbouab he tomorrow.• So you do It, but you However. tho other council n~gl cted to cut eye holea In the don 'l re11d It." members Hid they ~Ueve It will pl case. The reltlxl'd alUtude at McNal-be worth tho money to be able to he man, armed with a knlft, ly Is Important, PrJnctp.i--se1r1n"Dttnnte tti. propoaed dee -had to Ull -th• pUlowcaH oo-. Coleman sald~ "The imposlUon signs ln three dimensions. 'fhe caslonall.Y to see what w11 hap. by some people or cooformll)' on cost of lhe center in the Super penln1. offlcialt utd, but 1mtr hu caa.sed-idd.-to NW, Bk>ck at P.lwner and Park _ cAP_~ foot Mond11_nllbt. b<lcause lhal ktnd of conformity atreeta will probably be betw .. n w th lwo pa~ qa onWDliij does not meet their needs as peo-Sl.S and S2 mUUon, city otnciala an undlsclOMdamouJ\lof m~. pie. . ~aid. -' .,. ' Council Opposes Strategy Costa Mesa Clly CoW)Cll me~ bers don't agree with some parta or the state's proposed Urban Development St.rate()'. Council members aaked the ci- t y stat! Monday to traw up a resoluUon opposing a proposed penalty tax on speculative galns in bouslnr and land and a Pre>" posal to empowe1 re1lonal COUD• cila of government to determine which industries are appropriate lo various areas within tbe reston. Howe~er. the council npport;- ed the settlna ol priorities !or completlna &•ps in the freeway . sy1tem, expreulng the hope that this will' eocouraee the comple-, tloo of the Newport FrMway t:bt<ough Colt. M-.a. · The atate'11trateo wu draft- ed to fulfill a lt'70 requirement by the state Le,dalat.ure tbat tbe governor make • report on ell· vironmefil81 _ID&ll and pollcles. This report Is lo l>eUIM-to coordinate ttate a1encles and direct local 1Qvmmnenta. 10 Inmates Face Raps In 0~ _Riots ~ · Ten Otange County Jall pr ls o nera -h.a ci-. dd.lt1o ha.L.- · crim lnal charges added to their· doasiers Monday for their al- leged participation in a riot that featured the breaking of windows and toilets. Jail officers aaid the di.s· turbance centered in the beavlly populated Module ~ .... pieces of broken tollets were hurled at lbe securily wlndowa. Deputies called lo the scene said prisoners told them the riot was being sta1ed as a sympathy gesture for women prisoners who burned nearly 40 mattresses in their section or the jail three days previou.sly. omcers aald the 10 prboners booked on charges of destro)'lna jail property toTd the-m they- thqught disciplinary measures e nacted in tbe wake of the women'• outbreak were too s~me1mureajMhldM o rttt•mt.,,,._.t...t __ __ privilefes and 1011 oT Othu .. privileges, said jail spotamtll. TONIGHT "BEHIND THE HEADLINES'' -Dr. Giles T. Brown lecturer, OCC Forum, 7:30p.m. - OCC LECTURE -"Smile Parent Famllle.a .... Women'• Center, 7:30 p.m. COASTLINE CC LECJ'URE -"World of tb• B i ble," MetbodJlt Cb&atth, 420 W. lltb St,, 7:30 P.·ID· "Attbaeoio,y Md the Art.a,· Eltancia Hilh Room 252, 7 p.m .. "AUernathe Ll h 1t1\ea." Jt alee rest Clubhouse, 7:al>]).m . "PRIVATE LIVES" -South Coast Repertory Theater, Tueaday·Sund_,. through Oct. 30, !p.m. WEDNESDAY, OCFOBl!ll lt C 0 AST COM M1UN ITY COLLEGE BOARD -RepJar meeUn1, 1310 Adams, a p.m. OCC LECTURES -"Choices, Chance. and Challen1e1. •• Science Lecture 2, 2:'° p.m. "How to Protect and Make Money from You.r Idea, .. Jl'tne l\rll 119, 7:80 p.111. COASTLINE CC LECTURE - ''How to M{Ulal• Your Ttm• Bet- ter," Halecrest Ch1bbouae, 1:80 p.m . Water Well Contract Set . Costa II•• County w~ m.-. trlct officials ezpeet to llCa • contraci nut w .. lr to equip tbe city'• fourth well, WH\ of Fairview Road apd north of the San Dl~ao~•1. · Dstrfft~s.t· Schnabel aaJd the dtltrk&'1 boerd of dlrtcton hu a~ed tbe 1181,797 C!Clfttrae\ .t_~_TQllMCh Corp. n.. well abO\ald be operat- ln1 by tb• end of JanuUJ, be aald. He saJd '41,580 allo bu Ileen set aside to buy land for a flfth well. --,,. Tuii0jf1Jcfober 18, 1177 • -DAILY PILOT A ( WASHINGTON (AP> -·Responding to pressure from the United Satates and Mexico, the Hou.a• Judiclaey Coln~fttee ap- proved t.od~ .. blll that may b$1 bundreda of Americans in Mexican jails home berore· Chriltm11. anel OKs· Prisoner Exchange leans held in lbe United States can finish their sentences to Mex· ico. A companion biU establishes an exchange procram with Canada, although fewer prisoners are involved. parole. Once they return to the United States, they would be e llglble, and administration spokesmen have said they lt'ope lo process their parole applica· lions quickly. The bill sets up a prisoner ex· cbanae with Mexico. Most of the approximately 600 Americans in Mexican Jails can opt lo finish '• tbeh: sentences here, and Mex· ... ·.· •. Most Americans held in Mex· ico have been convic;ted of what in the United States would be considered minor drug viola· lions._ In Mexico; the American i>rlaoners are not eligible for lion before Congress adjourns for the year. The committee gave apprOOl'al by voice vole. Rodino sa1 d that the U.S. am. bassador to Mexico, Patrick Lucey, called him to urge quick action. And, he said, Mexican Forelgn Minister Santiago Roel visited him two weeks ago to ask for quick approval. Rep: Peter Rodino (D·N.J .). chairman of the committee, urged colleagues to pass the bill in the same form as the Senate approved It last month,· thus ma.king It possjble to finJsh ac· It has been almost a year since . the United Stales and Mexico concluded work on a treaty de· Coutiig Chapter ' BIA Suggests ·Reform Panel The Orange County chapter of director Jim Beam said his or· lbe Bulldlng Industry of America ganization does not endorse a Te· CBIA) suggested Monday that Corm measure proposed last signed to respond t.o charges that Americans be.Ing held ln Mexico were subjected to inhumane con· ditions and forced to pay bribes to obtain adequate food and shelter. The Mexican legislature qulck- Jy ratified the treaty, but the process had been drawn out in Washington. The Senate ratified the treaty in July and approved the enabling le1tslation last month. The enabling legislaUon, ap- proved by the ffou.se pane!~· sets up a commission to b e applicationsforrepatriatiOll. The m~or sticking point b11 boen the fear of aome coutlba· tional experts· that the tteaQ' may be unconstltuUonal. It re- qulres prisoners returnlll1 to the United States lo agree not to challenge the valldley-of their Mexican cQnvicttona Jn U.S. courts . county supervisors "appoint a week by a loose-knit organization ~~9"J-ilo-im)8(MJ:imdi:•htuine~nr+'h'bbobor1~t t~Ot>mmmit· -e&Ut0-~·---·~~~~;;~~;i;;;~l:r.'=~~~j~=·~~~~~ tee" to draw up a county political Beam said BI A's failure lo sup. I .j BORDER GUARD TROOPS UNDERGO .TRAINING After Munich, ~ Butw~rk Against Terrorism Tru•np -Card' Crock Troops End Hijacking BONN, West Germany CAPl -Tbe successful attack en the hijackers of the West German airliner in Somalia was the bap . ..,_..__-4 ~sm ot ftre·'fonrstrikirlorce-formed in 19~af\el'-th&-Municll- Olympic massacre. · ·. I 1 I . : ' I I . . .. .. .. "' The 176-man unit, named Border Guard Group 9 but better 1mown-by its German initials GSG ·9_, carry on a rigorous training progr am that has been commende<fby lfie lsrnlis and Qthers skilred in anti-terrorist operations. - "THE WEST GERMAN GOVERNMENT has . with the!le tl'OOp~ a trump card in the s truggle against tru:rru:sm. ·· sa1d Maj Gen. Zvi Bar. commander of the Israeli border police. in a recent newspaper lnter\'iew. "I consider the training and tactics of this un it to be the he~t there are at this ti~. This 1s also the opinion oC Ameri can ex perts." • Foreign Min\ster Hans-Dietrich Genscher ordered formauon of the unit while he was Interior minister soon after nine Israe~i athletes, a German policeman and five terrorists were killed in a shootout at an airport near M unlcb. THE BLOODSHED IN MUNICH illustrated the inability of c onvenllonal pOliceforcestodealwlth trained terrorists. Tbe police were unsure of how many Arabs had seized the members of the Israeli Olympic team, and they lacked su/flclent communications equipment to coordinate their operations. The terrorists and their nlne Israeli hostages were taken to a military field, ostensibly to catch a plane out or the country. Sharpshooters were to shoot the Arabs as they crossed the runway. But the number or terrorists was underestimated. and there were "too few sharpshooters to get them all on the nrst volley. WKEN THE SHARPSHOOTERS opened fire. the surviving Arabs killed the nine Israelis. GSG-9 was created from the Federal Border Guards a paramilitary force under the control of the)nterlor Ministry. The commander ls Ulrich Wegener. The government has spent $4.S million outlitUng lbe unit. The men ate all volunteers picked for physical stamina and emotional stability. They train at a base near Bonn ln hand-to. hand combal. the use of small arms and expJ°"ives. aerial as· aauJt and other commando skills, and psychology and law. BASIC TRAINING LASTS NINE weeks. Then comes 13 weeks or speciamil1n1ng-. - - - - Although they had never been deployed as an anti-terrorist unit before. they were hpt In readiness by serving as bodyguards for top government officials. Sexes 'Challenge' · In Mission Viejo AU events of television's "Celebrity Challenge of the Sex· es,•· being videotaped this week tn Mis1ion Viejo, will be open to the public without charge. However, a Mission Viejo Com· pany ·•J>Ok~man said seating at ...&ome ol the eventa. particularly those 1n the Captstnno VaJley High School gymnasium. wtll be limited .. Promoter of the quasl-sports competition between male flld ---- ~Weap.on Thief Sent to Brig · SAN DIEGO (AP) -A a.yeff'o oJd Marine must spend a year In Jail wittl time ott for 1ood behavior alter pleadlnc au.llty to conaptracy. in the theft or miUtary weapons. The sentence was imposed Moada.y on Sat. Robert N. Ban· nln1 of Camp·Pendleton. He and another seraeanl put on proba· · llon aa an acceuory were arres\· ed Jaat March. · -Allr0trrthrweapon1-wftl h they •Ueredly stole and tried to .sell wu an anU.tank rocket ..Jaim.cher. l t .. fem a le television and movie stars have made some changes ln the Uneup of events and COO'\; petilors. One event, rodeo riding, has been scrapped. Steve Ford, son of former President ·Gerald Ford. was to have ridden In lhat -.contest. A ping pong match that was to have taken place Saturday will now lake place at 3 p.m . 'J'.hurs· day between Phyllis George and an nnnamed-oPQOoe.nL al the Marguerite Recreation Center. Three stars have been added to the competition and one· has dropped out. Robert Culp won't be swimming against Susan Saint James because of a sore shoulder. Lola Falana wlll be LeVar Burton's opponent i n the triathlon event Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. on the Saddlebaek College track. Olympic decathlon champion Bruce Jenner will ride skateboards against Kristy McNlcbot Saturday at 2 p .m. In the North Beach area· of Lake Mission Viejo .. Actor Jack Klugman will be uMnne .SOmers_Ql>.AQ.ll~nt In Saturday'a 11:30 a.m. eight-bill poo.l ma.tcb in the Capistrano High. am. · . . campaign reform ordinance. · 1port TIN CU P 's proposal was Sfmultaneously,,BlA executive because it is "vague and overly :Homosexual Initiative Opposed broad.·· More specifically, Beam said a provision denying a supervisor from voting for four years on an issue having a "material finan· cial effect" on campaign donors who gave him $1,000 or more is both vague and broad. "It would be !mpossiblc ... on any general policy decision rel at-· e d to housing ... for ad- ministrators to say whether or not that declslon had anything to SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A do with the company's specific San Francisco teacher has asked · project, '~Beam said. the California Supreme Court to ... ~~cause of such .?eficien· throw out the anli·homosexual c1es, Beam continued, BIA~· ballot initiative or state Sen. John om mends that the Board or Briggs <R·Fullerton). Supervisors appoint a broad· Attorneys Co r David C. based blue ribbon citizens com. Goldman argued Monday that mittee lo study and recommend the petition summary doesn't a proposed or~lnance to ~he warn potential signers· of Its board for adoption or inclus1on "chill\ng effect on the ability of on the ballot." ................. ~ JACK ABRAHAMSEN, 87, SONtA MEYERHOF SHARE VIEWS Laguna Beach Protest~ra Hardty Flower CttfldNn school personnel to discuss the Beam said BIA represen· t:tbj~f-h(>monxualit.)1-iA-la.LiY..e.s...lul~O<...cd.. with TIN __ _ public or private, in school or out CUP on Its ordinance and sup· LB All• w k of school. for fear they will lose ports campaign reform. Janee or s their jobs." However. he said. the final • Goldman contends his draft of the ordinance "has "economic security and constitu· several instances of poorly de- tiona l rights an• endangered by fined aad confusing longuage t arc11l:ltion of thf' pt.'lition under and could be an administrative lhl' m1sk:1d1n~ t1llt-and sum · ni~hl mare if enacted." m.Jn .. · TIN CUP decided not to take lit• Jrc.:uc•f. '!:ttt' l.1\\· rcquir<-s it' proposc•d o rdin :>IH'e t o ,in 1n1~1.1t1\t' •u111m:.ry tu be an supen 1sors for PO<IC'lmt-nl or " un l>1<1M.',~1bl) :-.(•n1l 1t on of the measure. to next year·s general election 1C tht> court rules Ill Goldman's ballot. ravor. pel1t1on,c; being circulated lnste!-'f, the organization is to place the anli·homosexua~ ma~ing plans to _gather 52,380 measure before voters in June registered voter signatures that ,, ould he 1:i\ ulld and new ones woutd place the ordinance on the '' ould ha' c to he started ballot as an initiative. To qualify for the next June ballot. 312.000 valid Mgnatures by registered \"olers are needed. Briggs' in1t1ative proposes to cr e ate additional Education Code sections which would re- quire school district hearings for any teacher or school employe accused of committing a public homosexual act or "advocating, soliciting, impos'ing, encourag. Ing or promoting private or public homosexual acts." Thugs Rough Up Woman, Steal Purse One of two elderly women shoppinit in the Laguna Hills _ Ma 11 lost S45 and her credit cards when an· assailant grabbed her purs-e but h er companion m a naged to hold on to her handbag. Teenagers' ·'Boozing' Just Extra WASHINGTON (AP) Teenagers are increasingly tum· ing to booie, a White House aide says, but that doesn't necessarily mean they're turning away Crom drugs. ··A lot has been written that teenagers are switching rrom drugs lo alcohol." said Dr. Peter G. Bourne, President Carter's assistant for b.ealth Issues. "But it J!'(ems that teenagers are using alcohol as well as drugs,·' he said.: Jn a telephone interview Mon- day, Bourne said youngsters gel the imp~slon that using drugs is t>ad, whlle drinking heavily -· a habit,shared with many adults -Is aU right. ·For· 'Just C·auses' Hy STF.\'F. l\HTCllELL care or posta~e for-the slacks ot' <>1 u.0 .. 1, Pi•o• i••H :.1~ned letters and petitions. Thf'1r name>" are J\lace <ind !ioma and Rema and Peter and Peter Carr. a S2·year-old com-• they Ai.nd on street comers ~ar· paratll'e =UU'e ProleNOC at rying placards which read ''Stop Cal Si4te 8Ueb. nlla tM the Bomb." Alliance QJOre ol a mo~ They hand out Jeanets calling Utan anor~am.zatfon. ror a clean energy ~ill aa nd. they ,:; • "It ·s a coalltlOft or most en--- a-;k passersb.t to sign petitions vironmental and pacifist groups and letters to President Carter in the country, aUemptlng lo get • protesting de,•elopmenl of the grassroot& support lo solve our neutron bomb. " problems." A rebirth or the flower children ed l • of the 1960s? A well-dress man fn a si ver Not bardly laughs Rema Mercedes drives past the elderly • Mark ow, who says s he 'II be 70 on Slfn carriers, blows hia born and her next birthday. makes an obscene 1eat.ure. Rema is one of about 2S Carrs~esllls beadaD4&a11 Laguna Beach rc;sidents who are "That man thinks he's ute and standing two-hour vigils every that's whyouratiu angerbim.. weekend at Main Beach Park "J)ut we're all la tbls handing out literatur~ and "No together:•• besaid. - Nuke" bumper shckers to Carr Pomts to a aomber-l81Md pedestrians walking alodgslde old mu atand•nc tall Md CUl7• the coast ~gbway. . . tng a placard. Their literature says they "That's Jact Abc'abam.sen. Be belong to the .. AlJiaqce for stood fOl" seven years on U.ep. Survival." although Rema HYS poelte cwner of tbe street daring the group is not all that or-tbe Vietnam war with a slp pro- ganlzed. teatin1 t.hlteonlllct "We're really not members oC "Now be'a Join~ as 1aere,•• anythin.g. hon.ey, .. ~he says. Carr said. "He's8'1yeanold ... "We 're Justtakmg up Just ea uses Carr said the Alllaace lolb and_~.oing somet(J!ng_ about ..w.llLcarzy _alps aD~eeL them. . signatures unt11 somethln1 Js Turning lo a -young man who done ln Waablnatoo aboat dirty has stopped in front or the card air and clean bombs. tabl~. Rema asks him lo 1lp a The group has ratlauecl letter to Carter asldn_g for a clean bandf uls ot s~atures, ad at energybill. · one point last weetead Orange County sheriff's of· ficers said Dorothee Lowe, 64, or 2137·0 Ronda Granada, Laguna Hiiis, was knocked to the ground · by a young man who.snatched her purse from her arm as she fell. "A young person feels that get- ting drunk on beer Is quast- conformlst, •· the presidential aide said. "Using drugs Is more rebellious." "You bet,:• tbe young man passersby were standJag bl uH says, squeeung hls daugbter's to el111 &etten to the President. . hand. "I want a clean environ· •'We're tytn1 lo get tbe 1ouhg ment for my girl lo grow up in." people Interested aaain." OUT Bourne said eomo parents seem lo share that view and take a lenient view toward teen.age ·drinking. And he wrote just that a t the bot-said. ~ t.Qnt or lbe form letter to the "U the YGUDC don't a-t bl· Preti dent. ~ved., ""theft it's bopeleea, .. ho · A cotcee can lel'Ves u a recep. said. '1t's their world that ll~t tacle for do!'atlons, which takes stake.'' " But the youth Oed arter be un· succ-essfully tried to take the purse from the arm of M anane Eleanor Hill, 68, of 3369-B Punta Alta. Laguna Hills. Ofrlcers said Mrs. Hill was aJso .. 'knocked to the gro,md but she re- fused to relinquish her hoJd on her purse and screamed tor help while. her attacker ran from the scene. JUST IN T IME FOR THE HOLIDAYS ••• Coordinating fashions for mother and daughter ••• Pretty party frocks, very special sportswear By noted New York designer, Ceil Ainsworth ... WpShelved For Inaction .. FRESNO CAP> -A Fresno - policeman bas been suspended 30 days on a charge of (alllng to stop after betng alerted that a market was belngrobbed. The suspension oC officer Eric K. Reinhardt was announced Monday by City Manager Ralph ffantey. It ts the mQSt-severe dis· clpllne allowed by the city charter shorloffirlng. The owners of the E ·Z Save "Market complained that a neighboring businessman "told ·patrolmen cruising by Sept. 27 that the roarkeL was being bbed. tfoweter, t~lHHv Exclusive Luncheon S~~ng At THE CHRISTMAS COMPANY Friday, November 4th, 11:3~ a.m. Nc';V}>otter fun Jamboree Road, Newport Bea:ch. Ti.c.kcts $15 c~ch •. , Reservations, pleases 640 .... I~SQ drove on without Investigating, Cowt4syolJrvtn.Saw; .. them~ketownerscbarged. &.....,.. ______ _..._"':"9_-:' _______ .....,_~..._----....;......-~-...----..;.;i TUffday. October 18, 1en , Warning to Begin Estrogen Booklet Use Starts Today .. ~ OONE MO&E TIM«: Once long illl> here io ou.r coastal regtbo, I . tMJrk ed for a paper that carried Ofllb or those rt.ging declarallons aotoss the top of its editorial pdle. It proclaimed: "The Government. Has No Money El<cept What It Takes From The People.·· Tbls old t heme somehow popped back into my ,.ead today wb.lle reeding o!le of the latest dispatches out of Sacramento. A wire service report suggested that Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. •a ~director. one Roy Bell, Ta working on a new proper- WASHINGTON (AP> -The federal government, saying estrogen drugs m ay cause cancer if taken to excess, ls re-- quiring .that warning brochures be given with every estroaen pre- scription starting today. The Food a nd Drug Ad· ministration says women receiv- ing the drugs must be told in plain language the r~ks of taking the female sex hormones. THE MOST SERIOUS risk is cancer of the lining or the uterus, FDA Commi53loner Donald Ken· nedy said Monday. The risk in- creases il estrogen$ are used "too frequently or too long,·• be said, and can be five to 10 times greater than for a woman who has never taken estrogena. CANCER WARNING ON HAIR DYES?--A7 The odds or developing gall bladder disease requiring sur· J(ery are 2'h times.as great, he warned. • Five million American women take estrogen drugs during and aft.er menopause, and Kennedy said he hopes the warning brochure will reduce that number "atleast by half " THE DRUG INDUSTRY and doctors' groups have opposed the FDA labeling requirement in court, but so far without success. The FDA proposed its estrogen warning program-in July, with the brochure requl.rement to lake ~Ux nbatabill. _ .. Two such measures failed to 'Not Without Priee' __ ..___J?US...:::..;..:.~·nµ& t;eplature-in .... ;i~h e~US'e~f~~~::::--r---y to Bolste !fay$ his de~artmentls proposing • ..ar ,,, r qew. modified rebate. ' -_...._ __ , ~·0-W-H A1'"1 s-a rebate. 1 yway? OUr trusty dictionary ~uggests that a rebate is "lo give 'ack part of an amount paid, as Europe's Defense ( IN SHORT J 1prgoods." WASH1NG'.1'0N..lAP! -The Ar'my will take equipruerit and man- t Part ol the definlUon aJso sug-power from at.a UJUts ln the United States and send them overseas to fests that a reba~ is "to reduce. stren~then Western Europe's defenses against any huge, short. to Jessen." The dictionary warns warn1ng ~viet grou.nd attack, it was announced today. Wtat t.h1s definition js .r.are. We G~~.·-Bern~d W. Rogen, Army chief of stair said, ·•we must should heed that warning, aacrUJ£e .a bat oC the u,nit readi- , All this blather about property ness • • • here in the continental • ..j.._-...J-..J..si.&.l'ef gµt otsac.amento is in-United Statea, inorder to in· terestlng beca~ jhe g_o·vern-Cfease the ability of U.S. Army ment high brass is talking atiout division Europe to meet any So-. jiving you back part of viet attack and blunt It tn the -iromettanc yoq'v already t> • · eritJcal first 30 da •of an Euro-~.111~ "', 1t 's no gift. It's your-money in the pean war. ~ • -~- tirst place. :'The gains we will obtain ANNAPOLIS. Md. <AP> _:The Alm06t everybody is painfully through this focus on early fore~ 16-year-old son of a former .aware of property taxes right readiness for Europe, however Maryland labor leader has been now since the bill just got laid on will not be without their: price .: ordered to unde~go psychiatric you a nd you are staring at the Rogers said in a speech prepar~ tests after. ptea~mg innocent by bottom figure in dismay. for the annuaJ meeting or the As· reason <?' ms an tty lo charges of :-When Sacram~~t.o &et.s...l!ilkif!B sociation of the United States murdenng three school girls -~b&ut property .ta.x...rebate.s. Army. (Related story, B6J. flowever. we ought to wonder • Stuart Kreiner entered the --whtte th&t. Febate is «>mi~a _\lam Nete• Sa .. _,., pleas in Anne Arundel County from. .... .._.. -~ Circuit-Court bours alter he was --LeCs..sayyourpropertytaxbUJ WASHINGTON CAP> -The indicted for the murders of d~~lares the local governments . State Department is asking the Deborah Ann Hogan, 10; her sis. a nd schools need $1,000 out of Vietnamese government to ter Theresa, 8; and their friend ypur pocket to operate f9r the. clarify circwmtances surround-Ann Marie Bneszkiewiu, 8. comingyear. 1--int tbat C9mllry's detentJon o( r And -the Saeramen~ savant.a three Americans whose yacht .:;ol S roii la say tak, t.sir.. that's too much. We .was intercepted in tbe South • re t$).JJ•.. fl ' effect Sept. 20. The eflecUve date was pushed back because of the court challenges. Last year, the F'DA instructed physicians to prescribe estrogens in the lowest possible doses for the shortest possible times, and to re-evaluate use of lhe drug every six months. The brochures for patients repeat that advice. They also warn that estrogens s hould never be used during pregnancy. ESTROGEN DRUGS also are used to treat certain cancers and a~ an ingredient in contraceptive pills taken by eight million American women. Kennedy said there is no evidence linkil)g the estrogen used in the pllls to cancer. Estr'og e ns are female hormones produced by the ovaries. Women experience a decrease in their estrogen pro- d u~tion during menopause, which usually occurs between the ages of 45 and 55. Dr. Richard Crout, director of FDA 's bureau of drugs, said only one million or 1.2 million American women enter menopause each year, so the bulk of the ·c urrent use or estrogen drug s is for postmenopausal women. He said the standard approach is to pre· scribe estrogen drugs for two to six months during menopause. Bllt•ore C...,..fJlea The FDA said the most com. monJy p rescribed ·brand or estrogen drug is Prcmarin. Others are Estratab, Evex. Menest, Femogen and Ogen. A controlled explos1ves demolition ended the era of the Hoiet Biltmore, grand dame of Oklahoma City hotels. For thls photo, camera was mounted -0n a pole-.250 Ceet . from the building and activated by a remote switch on a 1.000-foot line . Ex~ffrefigliters :A:~ed 22 Charged in Bosto,,,.area Seriea of Anona BOSTON <API A former captain of the Boston Fire Uepartment s arson squad and a re· l.ir.ed..slal.e POllt.e_arson. detecUve were among 22 people arrested in what officials calledlhemosl ex-- tensive arson-for -hire ring ever uncovered. "The magnitude of the case. as it developed. shpck~ us because or the number &f respectable people involved.~' an aide to state Ally. Gen. Fran· cis X. Bellotti said Monday. . public adjusters, two lawyers and seven 'busi- nessmen. Public adjusters are professional negotiators who represent property ownei:s in work· ..,ng out seWement.s.with.lnaurance companin. "The people involved cut across the entire social and economic spectrum," Be.llotU said. HE SAID THE INDICl'llENTS stemmed from a four·m<>nth·long investigation of 150 auspicious fires in Baston, suburban Revere and Cbelaea, adJ•· cent to Boston, between 1973and19'16. \ . omctats-.atd ~ tlrelt ldlW .-.. penpl• and _ lour l uspects raced rnurder char1e1. .-- TUCSON, Arit. <APl --An A SUFFOLK COUNTY GRAND jury retumed. A merlcan Airlines fUght ·from 120 secret indictments against 33 people la.st week,· San Diego to Dallas was tnter-charging them with crimes ranging from arson, -111 rebateyou $200. ChinaSealast week. · The Vietnamese informed U.S. WONDE&FUL. But that wou.Jd · officiab Monday that it hu de· 1'ave the local government agen-tained the t.bne after the yacht tjes •zoo In the bole. BrUlig was towed to Ho CbJ Minh So wlll local government re-City. formerly Saigon, last $atur- rupted Monday when a stlck.iJUI fraud and conspiracy to manslaughter and m\lfder. brake caught fire as the BoeinT In raids beginning before dawn in the Boston 727 landed at Tucson Jntema· area Monday, state troopers arrested 22 or the 33. Later Monday, 20 or those arrested pleaded in--· nocent t<1 charges including ar&00. fraud, bribery. conspiracy and homicide. Eighteen were released oo personal recopiiance bonds. duce s pending by that $200? Not day. "They sa1d the three crew ~ry likely. So maybe state IOV· members are well and that the et"Dment will "live .. the locals Vietnamese governmenl 11 con· S200 to make up the dllference? tinulng its inveatlgaUon," a State Uonal AJfl>Ort. includini? the former arson agency offlclala. t hree Ten of the 70 passengers on ;:::=====================================~· Flight 156 suffered minor In· Maybe. Oepartmentspokeaman said. I So where will the s tate people ~t the $200 to give to the local juries, airline and airport of· ficials said. government.a? • 1:VOU GUESSED IT. They're gbing to get n from you some 'ltay, __ .. ,-- . Jt let.a exceedin1ly iiring to ~ar the sacrosanct voices out of Sacramento as the!, hum on ~ut lowering property taxes. $a~ aovernmeot doesn't live on woperty taxes. The local govem· SST Foes Renew Efforts to PrOtest mentsdo. , Sure, we all need property tax r,Hef. But what about those state laxes? How about lowering the st.ate income tax, the state sales tax, the state inventory tax, the sta_J.e vehicle -license lees, the state gasoline taxe.9? . NEW YORK tAP> -A needle-nosed, faster-than-sound Concorde Jet was readied today for this week's hlstoric landing at John F. Ken· nedy International Alfl>Ort. But supersonic transp0rt opponents vowe~ to continue their protests agaJnst the plane. Wh!!e .a British Airways spokesman was declaring, .. We 're on our way, Ul -London Monday, a leader of tbe community groups fighling the landings of the noisy plane was vowing: .. 'THEY'LL HA.vg-1'Hr; btg"-- gest demonstration this city has ever seen." France. which together de· veloped and exclusively operate the Condorde. Immediately an- nounced that a "familiarlzaUon nfgllr would take~rr-rtom Pam and land at Kennedy at it a:m. Wednesday. I AFTEll ALL, these slate taxes get paid out of tbe same pocket· !:took as your 16cal property tax-di. Yours. 'But don't hold your breath wait.Ing for any talk of reducing t hose state taxes out of Sacramento. The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday refused to delay Con· ~orde fli ghts to New York pend- 10g an app0Jll by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey of a lower court ruling to permit the flights. Tbe British line and Air A SPOKESMAN SAID the Con- corde thaL.Jands h~ will take ore on Thursday and additional test flights are tentatively set· for Thursday and Friday. 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She also has made several TV commercials.· Juc:lge Tbomaa Brown. who sits in Ingham· County Circuit Court in Mason, Just outside Lans· ing, traveled 200 miles to th~ northernmost area or the state's' Lower Peninsula for a look at the 96,ooo:acre Pigeon River Co\inty State Forest. Tralllnt him on hls walk were about 20 at- torneys, reporters and agents for the state Natural Resources Department, which is being-sued by en· vi'ronmeotallsts who want to block permits already issued that would allow expanded drilling. Ritter 's mother and brother were Hmong the approximately 200 gucbls al the affuir . .. Sen. James 8 .9'earson (R·Kan.), announced that he wUI not seek reelection next ear. Pearson, 57, cited "my own deep dnire loicttum to .Kansas and to resume private Jlfe" as 'the deciding factors in his de- cialon. When his term enc:ts In . January 1979, Pearson will have . served 17 years in the Senate. He was appointed to the Senate in January 1962 and later was elected to three terms. ltltT•• • S tanley Allen says the secret to his success 1s the crack between his front teeth. · Allen outspat a group of men and women of all ages lo taJce the grand prize -·a spltoon --in the Harvest Festival tobacco-spilling contest at Y.adkinville, N.C. Ilis winning mark: 2() feet, 5 1'2 tinches. Allen, a 30-year-old r------...,--. resident of Tobaccoville. ( 0 EO'nLE J N.'C., says he has the r , r benefit of many year'!> of experience. He has been chewing since he was 14 . and he doesn't care if some people think his ex pectorating is unbecoming. "They say it doesn 'l look nice," Allen said. • * A 16·year ·o!d newspaper carrier from Singer NatalJe Cole was reported doing well Jamestown. N.Y .. presented Swedish King Carl fo llowing the birth of·her first child. a -six·pound. Gu1tav with a miniature Liberty Bell during a re· four-ounce boy named Robert ,. ception in Stockholm tor international News Car-Adam Yancv. riers Day. · The th'ree-limc Grammy "The king said. 'Thank you. and I hope you Uke Award winner is the daughter of Sweden,· then I said, 'You are welcome· -that .'fas late singer Nat "Kln«i " Cole. M=;:=~~!::::z~artzd:~lu>1m11r11a:as=BB!clodiMllhea;:::~=-·a::l,_.ilq~~~eh1Mll _tler husband, Marvin V aacy, is sophomore. ---a recordproducer. Blodien delivers papers for the Jamestown Robert was born at Cedars· Post.Journal. Sinai Hespltal in Los Angeles. · . After •l~ay stay .. he will retum hom.e-Qc.t 20.._ * "1'~ like to stay longer. but I have to get back to Some say C.G ... Moost"."' school, he said. · Morehead's peanut butter·based cou Tri-.ed Doaen ·painting is a nutty idea, but they hope It will spread. Morehea'd"s artwork, complete with autograph from. lhe nation ·s most famous peanut farmer. President Carter , gained national recognition last spring. Over.the weekend, il was sold al auction for Sl0.500 lo Jean Ewell, representing 2() bidders who "wanted the paintJng to stay in Owensboro, Ky., so that the whole community could profit by it. .. Tax Rebate -Bill Ready A stipulation of lhe sale ls that proceeds go not lo Morehead buuo the C reen River Comprehensive Care Center, whlch provides ment~I health services for seven Western Kentucky counties • SACRAMENTO <AP> ."'8 0 M £ F 0 RM of -. There · s a new "circuit breakeT'. would trlmmect·down property remain. Under a "ciruit lax rebate bill on the way breaker. · · a p 0 0 r that offers a little more homeowner would get a to middle· and upper-larger rebate than a income groups. says rtcher one, if both had President pyros Kyprianou of Cyprus. who un· derwent tests ut the Mayo Clinic in Roches ter Minn .. is suffering from exhaustion and has bee~ ordered lo rest, a spokesman for the Cypriot leader says. · Gov. Edmund Brown paid the same property 5 / • d Jr. 's finance director. tax. Tl}llre -l:Jie_ fioaru:e direcuu:. Roy Bell, said in an in--But ~cht basn·., -/j -·C l terview Mon ay ft will been decided ~ow mu.t'h R ye B• be "a very simple bill mon('y to put m .the bill homeowners. maybe whether to provide new Car C•,..eh some renters. and con. sources oC revenue for • uo trols . on local govern-local government, and ment... when to try for passage. BRIDGEPORT IAP > -Five persons were in PASSAGE OF earlier property tax rebate pro- po s ab foundered on numerous complications just b e f ore th e legislative session ended last month. Bell said those pro- posals "were a bit too heavily slanted toward the poorer levels." The proposals were criticized for being aimed too m u ch toward re- distributing income than .rebating the surplus created by the tax · payers. HE SAID HE'LL start circulating the new QT<>- posal in a day or two. It will give m ore money t.o middle-and up. 11---,.__,: ~~tt groups than the defeated measures. But relief will sUU be tied to some extent to in· come, he said. Allo, the relief to those BROWN HAS said he Jurea-:-mte critically, doesn't sense f11U,rj}. en-after a car swcn•ed into thustasm for a !lpeci":ft a 1 1 n e o r s c v e n sei1sion. motorcycles and then The next r.egular plunged down a JOO.root s es s i o n beg i ft s i n cfiff near the Tioga Poss January. summit. according to the Be ll said th e new California Highway version offers less first-Patrol. · year money than both or CHP officer Paul Ken the unsuccessful bills. ney said the accident not Also, Bell said, some only sent the car off the provisions of the earlier c I i f f . b u t t w o $4 billion bill that Brown motl>rcyclists and one or backed won't be in the their machines. A third ne<¥ proposal. . motorcyclist was left ln· THESE INCLUDE re- peal of the business in- ventory tax accom- panied by an-increase in business income taxes, some state fundine for general relief welfare, a tax against speculators in ouslng, ib1rrcl"eUe in the capital gainSltax, and several ''loopbole- closlng"' taxes. Including one on oil drillers. jured on the treacherous mountain highway. The accident occurred about 30 mJles south of here on the winding and scenic Tioga Pass road leadlng to Yosemite Na- tional Park. Booked on suspicion of fekmy -Orunkeo driving was Andre Hicks. 19, or Modesto. wbo rent their homes, Separate legislation earlier critlci%ed as too .may be considered for mucb, "trill apparently be. some oJ these matters .. reduced. Bell said. Hicks was driving up· hill over the pass when his· car crossed the center line into tbc downhill path or the motorcycles, Kenney said. .. Tueeday, October 18, 197'1 OAJL Y PILOT • Rose flue~ Candidat~ . Finalists for the Royal Court for :be row, Lo~U!n ltmyma.n:-Kathleen Allee Tournament of Roses appear in Pasadena. Graves, Colleen Kette nbot'en and From the court. the Rose Queen will be Elizabeth Ann Jacobs. Back row from selected and s he and the court will reign left, Maria Lynn Caron, Brenda Arm Han- over Rose Parade a nd Rose Bowl dy and Devon Marie Degrazio All are festivities on January 2. From left, front from the greater Los Angeles ar~a. Student Faces Death Penalty AUBURN (AP) The college student arrested in connection with the slaying of two Otegon girls could get the-death penalty, says Placer County Dlst. Atty. Daniel Higgins. Higgjns told reporters Monday that double homicide is one of the crimes which qualifies for execution under a new state law. He sald he will "certainly"' seek the death penalty against Edwin Lane, 26. or the Sacramento suburb of Citrus Heights. Officers said Lane was arrested Sunday ·after a witness, under hypnosis, supplied the license number of a truc'lc which picked up two girl h itcb hh lkers in Sacram ento the day before the bodies were found. The victims, described as runaways. werePa..ige S . Sinclair and Kim- berley D. Best, both 15, and both from s mall towns near Salem, Ore. Tbey were found Oct. s orr a dirt road in the Sierra foothills northeast of Auburn near L ake Clementine. Miss Best had been shot in the head wlth a .38 caliber f irearm and Mi ss S i nclair bad b een bludgeoned. Rick McClendoo, chief deputy district attontey (or Placer County, said Lane told lnvestlgators he killed -with a .38 caliber weapon -an all· Ing pe t dog whose shallow grave was found near the raurder S!!ene. . .~ HOUSING ~c!~BlEM?~ ~ Do You Have 14*11 on • How to Meet HoutJng and Other NMds of Our Comnnty? IF YOU DO. THIN YOU SHOULo .A111ND THI~ "*IC NIAllMC5 SPOMSOUD IY THI cnrs . HOUSIHf AHD COt tt euNITY OIV8.0PM8ff COttt II 18 PROGRAM: . .(1) TO EXPLAIN WHAT HAS BEEN OONE UP TO • NOW ANOJS BEJNG PROPOSED. (2) TO SOLICIT IDEAS ON HOW TO SPENO 1900 oop DURING THE COMING YEAR. • ... _ reduces· SALE ENDS-NOV. lst . . . DEN'S ••~i'J.: iiisiiilitiiin: ·custom. drapsris~ linoleum • wood floor ~ 9'----~ J ' - J I •. _) I A8 . '-. ' 0ra~couiba11v"tt0~· Editorial P!YJ.e 'Robert N . Weed/PubllSher Thomes K .. v111adlto( . .. Congress · Resents ·Efficiency Move After accepting a $12,900 annual pay raise earlier this year, members of the Houae of RepresentaUves reluctant- ly aareed to go along with some new ethics rules. These included a limitation on outside income, more extensive financial disclosure and a ban on office slush funds. But the House commission assigned to examine re- forms following lhe Wayne Hays· Liz Ray payroll sex scan· dalhadn1t finished its business. Last week, after 15 months of study, the commission recommended further housecleaning measures. They in· elude appointment of an auditor and controller to keep track of the annual $250 million House operating cost ; a special panel to examine the size and jurisdictions of com- mittees; tighter rules on foreign travel; a panel to mediate staff grievances; and still more extensive financial dis· closure. . · This one went over like a lead balloon. Without even trying to sort out ttie recommendations as to their validity, the House dumped the new reform effort in a 252 to 160 pro· ce8ural vote. . ..lbe..r-eason, we ari advise~ wu_a_ "wave of r..esent: :. ment"• refTecting oacK: tothe earlier refOrm effort, plils added irritation over more recent revelations of outlandish expense claims. The congressmen apparently want no one poking into personnel policies governing the 11,000 employes on Capitol Hill; no one as~ing how many hundreds of thousands' -maybe millions -are being. wasted in that S250 million· plus budget; no one challenging their prized committee assignments; no on~ telling them anything more about how their "sh.op" should be run. .. one "t1PPouenl-of-t.be new reforms said the House couldn't be run like a factory "with people punching time clocks and so on." A S250 million operation with 11,000 employes and no overall administrative controls is an anachronism in Uiis 20th cent-ury. All th"ls can only lower the confidence of the people in the integrity of their congressmen. No Way · to Make ·Jobs Some 200 members of the California Ecology Corps, whose principal task is fighting fires within the state. have just been shocked to learn they'll probably be losing their jobs to make way' for newly recruited members of Gov. Brown's California Conservation Corps (CCC). The"Ecotogy Corps;-ereated when Ronald Reagan was governor; was sop pose~ to be integrated into the CCC on the basis of 1976 legislation creating the new youth corps. Apparently it isn't going to work that way. The age range in the Ecology Corps is 18 to 31. But only youths between the ages of 18 and 20 are eligible for the CCC. That automatically lets out a substantial number of the present· Jy em.ployed fir effghter5. · To fill the gap, members of the Senate and Assembly have been asked to submit the names of qualified young -adults-from their districts for appointment to the CCC. _Their names wilf"be-i>laced in a computer and the re· quired number chosen a1 random. Younger members of the already trained Ecology Corps will not automatically be retained. They'll have to submit their names for the random selection aloQI with those of lbe new recruits-- and with no guarantee that, if selected. they can remain at their present posts. This is a ·low blow for a lot of deQ,itated people wbo -'ha-Ve-worked long hours for poor pay doing a necessary job. And obviously taking the jobs away from one group to give them to another is the worst possible way to attack UD· employment. A Sllnpler Solution Churches of all denominations across the nation, along with the national Parent Teacher Association, are launching broadsides against sex, viole'nce, vulgarity and other unsavory entertainment being projected on television. The PTA bas started a coast·lo-coast "bot line" to monitor TV programs and is ofteriog training sessions on bow to watch and rate programs. Churches are offering educational programs and pro· motlng citizens campaigns to enlist their members in the battle. Pastors are supplied with "Help for Television Viewers" kits and a 16-hour "Television Awareness Train- ing" course has prepared more than 100 instructors to lead classes for church and civic groups in 50 cities. "'Alt these efforts to encourage viewers to be more dis· crim.inating in what they watch-and more important what they let their children watch -are doubtless laud·· able. But one is impelled to wonder whatever became of the old edict, delivered with suitable parental conviction, "Not in this house!" Accompanied by a firm band on the "off" button with· which our sets, happily, are still equipped. Or are we no longer a nation or do·it·yourselters? • • Opinions ·~ In the apece 8bcMt are thOM of the Dally Piiot. Other views ax.presaed on this pege .,. those of their MrthOrt and artlsta. Reader coMment Is Invited. Addf'9'8 The Dally Piiot, .. P.O. Box t6e0, Costa~ .... CA 92929. Phone (71 4) ~. Boyd I Mruicolor : By Lii.BOYD Op Ule rnarkells a cunning musical organ with an unbreakable glassy ball that Dear Gloorny Gus Hear the U.S. Navy is traln.ln.g men to play the "Wil l iam Tell Overtute" on recycled U ·tallon steel oil drums. For thia 20 per- ~nt of our Income tax is earmarked for defense project•? .. S.H .. . ......, ... ,_..._ .... •IUM "* r•M9!..!_ ._. f• "' .............. _ ....... .. _..... ...... .-... ,..w• ......, ... ..., ..... i I glows, pulses and nashes spectacular colors to match the music. And anything else th at 's audible, too. H res-ponds to sounds within 50 reel. Profanity does not come out blue, unfortunately. The device is called the karma color organ. .· Tbat lSl·proof rum sells partJcularly well In liquor stores adjacent to national forests. I 'm told. Lot of backpackers go for lt. Because of IL! light weight. lt delivers more wallop per ounce. It's a matter of record, too, that the U.S. State Department, when tbe Pa_oama Ca.oal wu opened, sent an official Invitation to the Swiss navy. Chariots ln old Rome -the nrat rent.a.car city -could bo leased by the day or the week. --- Tuetday, October 18, 1977 'Barbara Kntlblch/Ectltorl1I P"9 edl~ . .. .......................... lll!lm ................................... ~ Jack Anderson • Wining and Dining Flourish~ WASHINGTON -The wining and dining of Pentacon procure- m ent officers apparently has become ._ major industry. A con· fldentlal congressional study charges that defense contractors have spent "several million dollars annually" on thls sort of revelry. . Such massive entertaining, the report adds gravely, presents "a threat of · signtric ant proportions to the Integrity of public con· tracts and the procureme,!lt process." · Manya con· tract is con· su mmated -0 -V e J:-_a . _ . shotgun bariel ln atog-snealhea duck blind. Or some inside in· formation, worth millions lo a contractor, might be dropped casually on a goU green. The way to a defense contract may also be greased by booze and blondes at a swinging night club. The congressional study tound "repeated hospitality to many of the same federal employes ... They weren't shown a good time for the pleas ure or their com· pany, the report suggests. More likely, the contractor hoped in re- turn for his largess "to obtain ad· vance or inside information and to secure preferential treatment in the course or doing business with the government." TWO YEARS ago, we wrote a series or columns about defense and space officials accepting free hunting an~ sk1 trips from military contractors. We Iden· lified the hosts as the giant Northrop and Rockwell corpora· tions. which were called on the carpet by Seft-:-Wutiam Pro>l4 . - m ire. 0.WLS., chairman of the Joint Committee on Defense Production. The publicity died down. but the committee continued its in- vesUgaUon. Painstakingly, the mepts especially in connection -At 1 ~ a at ' 16 · f l'r m I comm.lu.ee examined lbe enter· with bofipJtality suites at pro-. sponsored sport.inf ac\lvlUes tainment practices of roore than fesslonal meetings; and visits lo that Included goverome.t of· 40 leading .defense contractors. lodges and resol'U." ficials. These activities ranged The report, just completed, Is from golfmg matches to huntlna' still confidential. However, we -The committee determined, trips. Some corporations paid for can reveal the highlights: for example, that at lea.st 30 of transportation, hunUni licenses. ~ The report listed these the 41 contractors surveyed had . ammunition, mealJ and lodtlni, grcl?uities, which contractors given government officials hunting and guide fees. Some commonly make available .. to tickets to sporting and cultural even arranged for the prepau- government procurement peo· events. During lhe three years tionofthegame. ple:. "Tickets to sporting and covered by the survey, 30 com· -The acceptance of the cultural events~ hunting, fishing. panics had sponsored about 1,200 aforementioned favors, the re- golfing or similar recreational hospitality suites. where the port charges, violates· a 196$ tJC· outings; entertainment and booze flowed freely. At least35of ecutiveorder. "EntertainmentoC meals; dinners, balls, banquets the companies acknowledged government offictab,'' cautions and night clubs; transportation, purchasini meal& for .1ov~n· the report, "can undermine the lodging, meals and refresh-mentemploye8. iotegrlty of government con· ------------------------• tracts." For instance, a contrac-• - '. tor ma,vobtaln intelligence« ad· vance infol'm&tion on govern· ment requirements and epecl.fic· aUons, lhereby ealnlnl an Ullfalr adv&11~~ec.his competl~ _,, .._ -ONE witness, interviewed • by an investigator for·the Na· tional Aeronautics and Space Ad· ministration, -stressed· that "one of the purp0ses of developing liaisons with NASA employes was to develop inside source$ who could be telephoned fOfl ad· vance or inside Information." _A!ln>no_who provides su?b in· -1'i>rmaltolF.<llnl>lnmtttal"'l1lft'n~~!'I sternly, "is in violation of de- partmental standards of con- ducL" -The committee sec.Ids the D efense Department for failing to investi_Jale more t1ggressfvely. the massive enterrcifning"of P~n=-- tagon brass. But NASA gets a · commendation for its vigorous policing of corllrat.e.....bao1t·- s-cratchin , -- -The study notes that the 1975 hunUng-lodge scandals-led to new Defense Department stan· dards, thus offering "hope that acceptance of gratuities by federal officials will ..be halted.·· But the committee tritrchM!S'· .. 'tbe-... absence of meaningful penalties tor corporations or corporate representatives who offer pro- hibited gratuJties. •• ' Nicholas Von Hoffman •• t , I Is 'Liying Together' Law .. Necessag-.,..,.?_~ WASJUNOTON Tbe California courts have ruled that when two Pe<>ple living out of wedlock break up, one partner can compel the other lo dlvlde his ~· or her property just as though they bad been married. The ruling, which Is ex~ted to be mimicked by state courts across the na· -, t I o n • i s Ll--particularly irritating ·r \ since, •'in· ...... creaslngly, .. the legal structure i.tself ls pro· viding a disin· centlve to marriage." Or so says Richard Neeley, a judge on the bench QUhe West Virginia Supreme Colart of Ap- peals. in the September issue of ''Juris Doctor," the only legal publication I know of with more than a p'assing Interest in the claims of justice. One of the reasons that people 'Who-love-e~ch-other .and wJmU-o live with each other avoid mar- rige, cost what that may, ls the 1uspicion that getting hitched in the eyes of the law weds them less to each other than to un· known but serious legal commit· ments. The judge agrees: "FOil EXAMPLE, what is 'dower'? Well, it is a one-third Charles McCabe life estate In all corporeal . law as well as protectinl{ man heredltaments of which a · and woman from the damage a husband is seh:ed during cov-wrong·headed. old·fashloned. eture. whatever the bell that pietisllcaJ judge can cause. protection ot the explotted party in the liaison. Suppose a man and a woman live together tor tour or ) five yean; BUppose the man means; but if you just got mar- ried and own real estate. Jt dk· tales that you can't sell It without your wife's consenL Whal starry· eyed teenager, tblnJdng more ol a waterbed in a motel room than of a lawsuit. ever contemplated the Implications of dower in· tereats berore taking the plun,e?" • A LOI' of non-teenagers don't think about it either. Those who do often also think m arrlage isn't a very hot idea.. For them living lOJether ls better. You can see .why when you own even a not· too-big piece or property. You may be in love but you're not out or your mind, and so you know there is a healthy statistical probability that the marriage with thJs divine man or woman won'tlast. The non·romantic, practical part of some people say.s. in that case. let's just move in together and if 1t wOi"is a1tel' a few-years-- we can see how we both feel. · The judge suggests a pre· nuptial contract to get around that problem. Hesays they're not absolutely binding on a Judge granting a divorce, but that such a contract, lf drawn by lawyers of both parties, would supersede the requirement.a ol the dJ\'Of'ce SllCll A contract can't set up works a_nd the woman 1ta7a rules for living during the mar· home and does things lradl~al· riage. The contracC can only gov-ly associated with the wifely role. erntheconditionsoflbedivorce, and then the liaison goes . but In the process or drawing lt kerplunlt. rn the past, she would • up the two parties may get such be left with nothing, but now, in . , • a reaHsUc understanding of each California at lea.st, she may 10 t.o other they discover that. mo-court and clajm alf tbat abe ments of romantl~ tracisport would have been entitled to ha4 aside, they aren't suited. I she and thJs varlet been married, To use one of Judge Nuley's . . • • . examples, if "it is recognized by THAT M~.sense, if you ae• .. both parties lha~on_~js !~less cept the ~_jWID-that'" an•~ ~ philanderer and can never reaitY ~~~ be expecteCI to be entirely -not have to maJteanyttfort ~ c falthlut. th4: contract should pro-hprot.etc~!':f:!r':!&!0 "'a• ~roal vlde that l.ll the event that a y po ' ~ divorce ls predicated on protecUOfl ls ext.ended ta ~e ol adultery, the wife agrees to the parties, althoucb she a bad waive a claim for alimony... years Co say marry me or find When ii's written out in law.talk, yourself another· h'ee house· they may reaJlze the whole thing slave. To protect thfs o\twlt~ was a bum idea. Unluckily fOI" gully bird, the courts are wlllin~ most of us, we can't mix dollars to pass a law jeopardl&ine the S and roses lhal way. We can •t freedom and free relationships ot bring ourselves to say, "I love hun~reds of thousands lf not you darlin . l>Ut1et'rtalk turkey mllhons of persons. The !>ftlr. before we let passion make us benefiCll)1cr--besid~theDIDDf. - murky." The thought, however, population -of this newes~ ~ Is often in the back of the head manifestation of govemmenUsl1' ' and for those people there is uV-: _ 'ppears to be the motel and hotel l ing In sin tndustry. Forsurely, lttheeou:rtir~ · go ahead with thelr butUnskY d-'" · Al least there was unUl the clskm, it will bring back tho ~ courts be~an to butt in. The mattress and ihe one·nlahl theory be.hind th.ls intrusion ls the stand. •. Jewish and Ethnic Groups Stand Agairist 'uotas 1 PoUtkal liberals in the tradl· lion ol John Stuart Mill, among whom I include myself, are feel· Ing a little-beleaeuered these days. There are lssues ln the aJr in which it ts qutte difficult, if not impossible, to detect the aide on which true fretldom lies. Two especially thorny ones are abor- llon I ind the consequences of what ls called affirmative action. For the minute, we w\U leave abortion alone. Affirmative action Is that policy, bom after the Johnson ad· ministration's sterlln1 ef·. fort• to Uft m inorltiea Into tbe mainstream of American Jlfe, that favors mlnoriU• in blrlng poHcies and oUur ~ • I select.lvo procedures ln which the government bu a band. The Carter admlnlstraUot\, .alter r.enewin1 lhe aubjec_!__ thoroughly, recently put its weight more or less behind the affirmative action Idea in educa· tton. The j?iment was made in reference to cue of Allan Bakke, a wbi man who con· tends be wu denied admission to UC Medical School at Davis whJle km qualified minority stu- dents were accepted under a special program. BADE BOLDS be WU denied admltslon because of a proiram that arbitrarily allotted 18 or 100 slots to minortty students, eveo though be had a higher grade- poln1 average than Lbe average of such student.a who were ad· milted. He sued, and the California Supreme Court ruled the Pf"08!'am uneonatltuUonal by a 6-l vote. UC appealed to the U .s. Sup~me Court ulling tt to overturn the deelslon. The decision, wben it. is handed down, wtll.be what lawytta Ilk• to call a lti~mark runnr. The rationale beblnd af· nrmatlve acUtn la that by lbow· Joe favoritlsm lo mlnoriUee now . - we all may somehow expun1e tbe unquestioned prejudlce we showed against them befO(e the wheel turned in the '60s. AfTER Q)NSIDE•ABLE and rather tortured thou1ht on Ute subject. I cannot ac~pt t.hll J>Olt· Uon. I've come to the coaclualon that. present and contlnulnl dla- crimlnaUoo ls wone than trylq to repaW, past and mual" dla· crtmfnaUon. Wone, and tDOn unJusl . '' PennayJvan.la and tbe Amertcu. ~ Association of Un i verslty1 Professon. · • :1 ~ lo support ot Bakke .,.. the' American J•wish Comrnlttff~ · lh~ Amadcan !'ederaUcm 01 Teacben, U>e American Jewlala Contresa. the ltall~·Amertcan.' Foundatloa and the Polin · Amwican Attain Councll. ·, fi IT IS INT Ba BSTING tlt1~ those 'mOlt Ilk .. )' to be burt b)' al· So be It. Tben II DO WQ ot 1&1· -log that any po1iti()Q you tUe ba the controversy bu Dot.biQi to do with race and color. Jt baa a great deal to do wtth r•e. and color. But, and more lmpcmut, we must welgb present juatlce a1alnst the claims of put in· juaUce. ftrmatiw action '" ._. wbo ha_ve tnoat recently pulle~ • · thernsel ves out ol the "mlllorit1' a: cla.sa." . Jt 11 more mteresunr to ob- serve the croups that bavt rued brlel• pro and con on tbe Bakke case before the bl1h c:ourt. 1'bote "' OPJ*bls the Bakke poalUon are Columbl11 Harvard and Stanlord Unlvenlt.y, t.he Univ.nit)' ot Two Jewllb ~,1 ~ Iii elhnlc or anlqlklnl ftlid a· bd • HYln8 ~at th• Uff OI tacl 1 ~ quotu by UC "would ~' the baltc princlple1 rt6. Ndal equa11t1 for •~1fflnee u~ abcirt·tenn advu~. •• 'l'MI arped tartber that e•tt~••~ .. UbertMI would be INftlr un+ t dermlned ••traa. iaw .,..to 11•• •IDdlGD to UM UN ti nee la U.. ftdllon.mUJnc Pl'OCtlS et f"-•~ apndel.'' &. ......_.:I' .• AT YOUR SERVICE I CONSUMER .. . • DAILY PILOT' A 1" ;.-,....o_uE_eN_1e ~~.;.--.,....:..ay._Ph_a -'"•_e,ra--"d .... i ·. Cancer·W 8rn:illg Viewed., FDA. Se~ks Study of Permanent Hair Dye$· DEAR PAT: I have decided to rent my house. rather than sell it. Are there any sources tor a new '8DCl tnexpe,rienced landlord to learn the ropesf r ve )poked tor a book on the subject, but can't ffnd one. L.E ., Newport Beach AYS ·aa1gesf1 "Landlordlac," by J.elgti lto'bbtlGll, published by E~prea. Tbb m . .,age 'book, dlnrthuted by Nolo Press (Box 544, Oecfden· hi. CA llUIS), costs SIZ.51. One of Wa dtst.ribator's do-l$·yeqnelf legaJ/bubaeu elfertac" lta a,u.or calJt It a &ext book tor .. Bud ~Its CoUece." Be eoven repalm, ma.ID&enance, 1ett1nc good tenants. evlctlou, recordf, taxes .and mlsce.llaneoaa de- claou blwlwct ha bebag a landlord. T WASlilNGTON (AP) -The Food and Drug Administration may require a canter warning to be printed on labels Qf some permanent hair dyes if studies show an individual who uses the dye risks developing cancer. · FDA Commissjoner Donald Ken· nedysays. Kennedy said Mooday the FDA has asked the National Cancer Institute to expedite a study of two chemicals commonly used in some permanent hair dyes because "we've been concerned about it. T.a-es, ~·ia SpUUi•g l>E.Ul PA 'l': J•ve heard difterent amwers from · supposed aulhdrities t.o Ulla question. Can a couple who bu flledfor divorce during um still file a joint tu return for the taX year ol im as long as tile. • 41 WE'LL T.AKE reg\li&" .. 'r :tory action if necessary after th6 Tab an JmmedJately J1nored memo, as what lan'l :results· are final "he said. around bere?" . · His commen~ came i fter the ... .,.beeom&final4w:ingJ.9'l7! • R k S R ·1ed Yoac:uftleaJoinhetanator.i;:j~~~·= OC tar I Environment.al Defense Fund, a private environment.al group, petitioned the FDA to require a cancer-wamlng label on some permanent hair dyes. The fund said Sll unreleaSlld National-yow wen married ena fl for oa.ty a day, pru....,....._-=.---S' V -m.ar~.C::c:=e j!.=;-!1!'~= By r 7mposter •u "-ftlecl. bat can't rue• Jobat retana for a year Recall Bill ( ) • tJal amounts of 4MMPDS de· .CONSUMER veloped "a sicntflcaoUy rucher incidence of tumors," the fund ._~~~~~~~~--aai~ . Cancer InatJtute study shows two closely related chemicals in the dyes cause cancer in laboratory animab. A National Cancer Institute spokesman confirmed tbe ex- istence of the study but declined to dl.aclpse any preliminary find· ·ings. · BUT A SPOKESMAN for tlte Cosmetic, Toiletry and Fra- 1rance Association, J ohn F, Corbett, said, "The Environmen- tal DeteMe Fund bas jumped to conclusions on the basis of an u - yet unevaluated study by the ~a tional Cancer Institute lo which rats and m ice were fed massive .! . doses or one hair dye ingredient INDVoTRY SPOKE~MEN dts· at a level e(l.uivalent to a woman puted the cJalm alld said perma· drfnkinl 2S bOtUes of halt-Uye a nent hair dyea ar; sate. day every day of"ber lile. The chemicals in question are · t:Jnethoxy·m -pbe_nylenedlamioe, "The bal~coloring i ndustry known as OOfPD, and •·· lias sponaored five studies j~ methoxy-m-pbenylenedlamlne which animals were painted with s"'1{ate or4MMPDs.· hair dyes contaJnJnc OUIPD The unreleased National .throu~t their lile~e without Cancer I~Ut~ ~~Y .§hows that pr~ucm( cancers, Corbett both rat:r and mice-feet avbltalr-_aid;:_ -=--::::::- ID whJdudlwreewullaal. ,,_abovetnlor•adoa SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Br1·•1°sh roe ... star an'Ue9tepenouwbofile&uret..,_.bythec:aie. D vidBo l b " • SACRAMENTO .. (AP) d&i Jear. 111 Jwr c:ue. yoa· llMI you former wife a w e. as telephoned San Francisco Cbroni- _ Voters in big cities a Ille t..a-u .. __ ... • ... of cle columnist Herb Caen from Amsterdam after will have more time to ALLERGY? ea ~ .... •ave moaey aor ... e &u year learning that a Bowie imposter is loose in thedty. !!1}\YJ:r~r:'! ':~:r~:: ~ "[~av~ not ~e!\ in San Fr~n~isco since April, f~~ lor~f1b~~~~o~~d ' Dec.at.tm. and lam htghly irr:itated by this imposter," Caen voters in small counties quotes ~wie as saymg. will have less under a bill . In ~lS Mond~y colum~. Caen reports that the signed by Gov. Edmund P.Uce Report• Reque•ted mystenous Bowte look·alike has been spending Brown Jr. The measure • . . . . . la~!tly~ortwo~eeks . . .. i s A B 1 2 7 8 by ,DEAR ~AT. -t would like to llnow ~w to get . One nitbt, ~en wntes.. he bought botUes of AssembJyman William coptes-of poli~repotts for-several OCCUlOll& when~ • WlD~ for every diner at Chez Michel and later •T b o m a s ( R • (714) 543-9624 Recorded Message. AlLEIH C8NTIOL FUlllATIOM ccin us 'for lnsuran.ce quotes! Auto· Life· Boaeowners FARMERS INSU&ANCE DBOO 548·55S4 RABBITT NURANCE. 1 was arrested between 1972 and 1975. So far, I've handedout$100lipstowalteriatEnrico's" Bakermela) been unsuccessful in my dealings with several · • • 1a 1sa. 1n111 ca JZSU Wrtte fw ,,.. ......... ·1914 tt.rbor BMt_~ta ,,_ .. .__~ ..... OrangeCountypollcedepartmenta. -----------------------------.;.;...-----~-----__;.-.;...;.:..- --·---s.s.,santaAna -wrilli·ams' Sit. Wallace Kerr, rtterds ofliter for tile "W · Newport Beadt PoUee Departmet1&, Hf'I ~MC Uoas 1J.121.11JZ7 alt.be peaal code allow yoa &o pet1. U0tt Ule sta.&e for a aearclt ol yoar police records by appl)'blt to &be Deparlaieat of Ju&Jce la Saeramen· to..,. Your ftn1erprlllta mut be sat wft.b .... applka-Olr~ 1Je-~1a ... ,ea r... w.. ... reeord.s proc:east111 eoata between $5 ud •11. TM ''e~plua. do• of reeords" wU1 coatallt the bodJ ol police re. ports oa ftle. There ls a possJblli&y t.bat tile ume ol t.be Perl4m who reported yoa Co the police may be de~t.H. BeqaNt the a.ppllcaUoe from any city or coanty law enforcement •«eacy wllere .t.bese arru&a took place. la ,_.. cue, th.le woald be J)le Newport Beacla Police Department OI' lb.e Oruge County Sheriff's Depanment. Some dtl~. aucb as San Clemente. have chosen to refer lh1s t}'pe or request to the sheriff. Reviews 'Mixed' • .PROYO, Ut.ab CAP) - CJ'oQnw-Andy Williams· lias been signed for the annual Brigham Young U~rsity homecoming concert Oct. 22. The an- nouncement drew mixed reviews from a .student body used lo rock con· certs in recent years. ··Don't get us wrong, we plan on purchasing 1'J,,... ol Wealth 4 '1u!ad ticket&, .. one student • , 4 sajd in a letter to the DEAR PAT: My parents sold their house re-..BYU student newspaper, eenUy and presented me wjth their book coll~tion. ~Daily Uni verse. which can•t be kept in their-smaller home. I've been "Our parents have ex· told that some~ the older books may be worth quite pressed a great desire to a bit of J.Yt(mey._l want to checktnt.o tb.L!, but don't see Andy ... kll!OW how. "He is a good enter- l • • P.W .• Irvine tainer but he is in a Vial& Ille Gardea Grove Llbrary•s adult ref. whole other generation erence ~ lUet Stanford ATe., ud ceanlt ID· or entertainment,'.' wrote formatioll tnduded Jn tllese boots: "Amertc:an another. Book Prices: Oureat, 0 "More Gold in Yoatr Attic". Jon Anderson. s11cial aad "New Gold la. Your A&Uc.'' by Van Allen vice president for the Bradley. U YOCl want to di« deeper, refer to 0 A.B. student body. says there Bookman'• Weett1," or write for "Penaa•enl just wasn't anyone else Book· Waot Index," 501 Ftftb Ave •• New YOTk, NY available for the Oet. 22 1M17. Other reference books lnclode 41Js My Old engagement. He added Book Valaable," by Stuns ucl "S,oot Old Books that the $5 and $6 seats Priced by Slaroeder ." wer~ selling fast. Vacation in Son Francisco, San Jose & Oakland with a Sunjet Tour. Arrange It all with just one coll. Complete Sunjet TOU1$·prlced from only $28.95: three d<Jvt. two nights (per~. double occupancy. not Including airfare). MoneylOVfng discount fores fortamllles. groups $lnd rplljtory. irs fhe easy way to vocation In the Bay Area ••. because "We're w\th you au tne·way. ---Please send me your new tun color "Bai/ A/flQ Easy'' SunJet Tours brochure. J --------Sto,. ,., ___ _ llR @CAUFlllNIA .GE DEPENDABLE DISHWASHER F.--~ wW'I Mf.Olon. built-In •oh food dl1po .. r, culfllon comec:t raa. 111'4:1 more! ••• THE LARGIST INDEPENDaNT APPLlANCe & TV DEALER IN THE' -SroRE HOOIS: 9-9 DAILY 9-6 HARBOR AREA. SATURDAY ., n ",.~ . -& of AS DAk.YPR.OT Tlltllday, October 18, 1077 TBEFAMILY ClBCUS e District 4th Largest More Voters Here Than, in North Dakota By O.C. IWSTINGS Ol IM 0.11, l'iklt St•ll Rep. Robert Badham ( R· Newport Beach), says his 40th Congressional District, which covers soathern Orange County and northern San Diego County, is the fourth largest in the U.S. Indeed according to the con· greuma:i. only three other dis- tricts in the U.S. have more voters. One or them is the entire state or Nortb Dakota. The other two cover hate or the stale of Maine and Utah, he says. In addition, says Bndham, the 40th Congressional District con- ~ 'tains more people than the entire · states or Delaware. Alaska, ''Do I hafta wash the ieHy off my· face and Nevada, Vermont and Wyomjog. honds or can I ;vst let it wear off?" BASED ON COUNTS BY loeal post offices within the district, Bal!.ham estimates its population at '138,806, or about 273,000 more than the figure considered "ideal'' for a California con- gressional district in 1972 when · re-apportionment was ac· complisbed by the state Supreme Court. "NJ>W, however, because of continued growth in the Sad· · dleback Valley and in the Oceanside area, ·the 40th Congressional District is 59 per- cent above the so-called ideal population determined by the Supreme Court justices," BadhaQ\notes. · The congressman stops short of ~commending that his dis· trict's boundarie~-be redrawn. He does note what it all means is something less than the one- man, one-vote idea! envisioned by the U.S. Supr~me Court. *** ALL FIVE MEMBEt(s of the county Board of Supervisors are scheduled to explain "Orange Co unty Government Today" Thursday during a Town Hall meeting at the Balboa Bay Club in Newport Beach. The noon luncheon meeting is sponsored by the Orange County Forum of Town Hall. Luncheon reservations are necessary. Call Debbie Ske!finit,on at 547-095'1, or Jan Dockstader at 752·9100. OBITUARIES I POLITfCS . .. Ya .. ,~_:_;DMV .Looking-OC -Quake-~Staged' WO , ~ For Panelists ~ s~ Emergency ResJJ()me Tested -0 th t J> c I . Orange County residents are being sought. to • participate ln public service panels to consult with the loc:al office of the state Department of Motor -Vehicles <DMV). The panel meets at 7:30 p.m. on the lastThars· day. of each month at the DMV. 1330 E . First St .• Santa Ana. Assem}11yman Dennis Mangers <D· Huntington Beach}, will be guest.speaker at the Oct. Zl meeting. THE PANEL CONSIDERS SUCH ma«ers as biey-eltuafety, drunk dliverlioen.sing_controJ, cor- nctinC misleadinl freeway sips and conswner complaint.a. . Additional in!onnation is available by calling DMV managers Toni Gilbert at 63~ in Costa Mesa or Wall Ludwig at 893·2CS8 in Wesumaster. Enrolhnent Up Enrollment at CaUtornia State Vniversity. Fullerton for the 1977 Fall semester totaled 21,718, Up 143 students over last fall's enrollment, accord- ing to cen.sus figures released by Dr. Ralph Bigelow, dean of admissions and records. The figures show the university with nearly three times as many upper division students, junior standing and above, as freshmen and sop"°mores. lien totaJe(I .U.256 of the student enrollment. and womeol~,462. NsCOltMtCa WOl1'UAltlas &Aguna Beach 494-9415 Laguna Hills 788-0933 SM Juan Capistrano 495-1778 IALTZ.IH ... OM N•ALHowa Corona d9' Mar e73-9o4SO Colla MeN N&-2424 -.a.llOADWA'f WOlnUAIY 110 Broadwav Costa Mesa 842-9150 MIMwnal.t.AMI COlrA limA CMAlll. ~1 E. 17ttfSt. Colt• Mesa • &MM888 Sent• Ma a.oet 519 N. lkoedwsy Sea•. 547-4131 fmcl lllmNal MINS'MOITUAIY k. f!1 Mlln St. ruittnoton Buel\ 53&-8539 • ........ , ~L..,..UI. ~· HOMI 78018o1Nf4.ve. w..tmlntter ·~525 PAC..CYllW ...olML'An .c.m.t .. y Mof't'*Y Deaths PITTSBURGH <AP) -lrvfae WllJte Wilson, 87, fortner board chairman or Aluminum Company or ~mel\ica, died Sunday i n •· Pitts burgh bospi~al. -EVANSTON, m .. lAP) -Dr. James Roscoe MIDer, 71, president or . Northwestern University from 19'9 unUl 1969, died of. a beat attaclrt Sunday m,ht.. LOS ANGELES (AP> -Private services have been beld'for Dr. May E. a.•111, 86, a psychiatrist ud psychoanalyst who practiced here. Dr. Romm died Satur:dl!Y aCter a brief illness. She was a past president of both the Los Angeles and Southern California Psychiatric lnstitutlons. . There w ill be a m ajor earth· quake centered in Seal Beach Oct. rt, according to an anno'Un· cement. by Orange County of- ficials. The reason they can predict the quake so accurately is that Orange County governme nt leaders are staging it -as a test of. emergency response to a ma- jor earthquake. COUNTY OFFICIALS ex· plained the quake will be the first exercise of the county Emergen· cy Operations Center in the base- mentor a Santa Ana Ci vie Center office building. Little movement-of county equipment' or employes wm be, involved in the Oct. 27 test, but the exercise will involve problem solving by high-ranking county officials in the basement emergency center. --COVNTY OFFICIALS will follow guidelines contained in a 1976 rep0rt on earthquake pre- paredness. Under the guidelines, Super.vi,or Thomas Riley becomes operations chief and names a director of fietd opera- tions to coordinate county emergency functions •it.b state . and federal organiz.aUon.s. 5-Mile Hike Planned ByOC Outdoor Women ftirther class or club inConnatiW\ call Ctaig Shucker at 962-2340. Calellclan Sold Orange County Girl Scouts wll1 be walking door to door, selling GSA calendars, beginning Nov. 4. The calendar, whlcb will be on sale for a $1.50 through Nov. 14, was pro·, llCOHCll NfD PllVINT WILOUHO fllll ' ... For fast relief from that run down feeling... · · ..can us rirst. take a First Na.nonal Auto Loan. and go directly to • your du\erl That's all there IJ to IL Upon 11pproyal of a sunple credit 11ppllcatlon. 1111?11 loan ~ou upto80'-Wol 1he pur· clla'ie price ol !ny "ew car you choosc. lnclud· Ing accessones!4'11~-r-:"""" A"d here's a bonus. Since MAINOFFICE At the l'tau ill down.town Orange COSTA MES.\: MeA Va-de & 'Adams IRVINE: l.Miversity Dr. & M'icheJlcn Dr. LAGUNA HIUS: M6a ParkaraY & San Diego F1eeway duced by the Girl Scout county council----------------------------- and features local 11eoats photo·,_ __ ,__ ___ _..;;;....-....---.. ___________ ~~--~-. l~tte The im Handicapped J amborette. sponsored by the Boy Scouts of America, will be held Saturday at Fairview State Hospital lo Coata Mesa. graphed in the county. Japanese Classes Offered in County 'Ibe Jamborette, which will feature carnival and Scouting events, is open to the public. Opening ceremonies are scheduled for lOa.m. Da~B~fn Classes in conversational Japanese will be offered by the Japan Cultural Asaociati<XJ beginning Oct. 20. . Trail Blazers, a square dance club for young adults, will be sponsoring a beginning dance class starting Tliurs- day, 7~30 p.m. at .Patton School. 6861 Santa Rita, Garden Grove. For 'l'he classes will meet every ·Tb~ from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at asaociaUon headquarters, 1615 N: Bush st.. Santi) Ana. For further intonn.tion call 547·T133. , I lost· 23 pounds ln!Od••··~ ••• Wltllaut starving mwself I •Plla111Nldsf Dick Wieser DalyCHy,Calllomla Pharmacist Dick Wi0Ser: owner of the Skyline Plaza Pharmacy in Daly City, expresses his opinion on lhe NaturSlim Weight Control Program: "As a pharmacist for over 23 years I have seen:many weight loss products come and go. 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Sule as1 (714)644.a824 . .(71o4)848-~t1 c.ltbnia ~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~m~~~fu~ttm~~~~ooy~~rbra~Mme.1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ • • I I NDEX: •Business -.-·sto-cks----------------~~n.o~ts .-----r, Tuesday. October 18, 1977 DAILY PILOT ~ • ooton Confident / .. . ' ~,." e Can Beat Yanks t tlEW YORK <AP> -Burt trton says he has more than t a stinging fastball, nasty uckle-curve and five days' rest "' for him tonight in the sixth dlrie of the Uorld Series '"~He alsohiis confidence. ... 'That's what happens when ~ou pltch for a team like the Los Aageles Dodgers," says Hooton. J:looton. once a depressed 1farter for the Chicago Cubs. .ftnds him$elf elevated to the role ot 1topper aiainst the New York Yankees.· With the Dodgers ,..'belfind 3·2 in the best-of-seven ~es, thei.-last hopes rest on his jffirt""arm~ - ' h's a situation that Hooton would not have enjoyed a couple Of ·years ago with the CUbs -but one that he relishes with the l)odgers. Once ready to shatter. >ie appears to be pressure-proof now. 1 "l reaJly don't reel any pres- s\U'e, '' says Hooton, on the eve <(what may be the most impor-tant game of his career. "I used lt> listen to people talk to me about how much pressQre there is in games like this -but it's not . going to happen again. rm not listening lo them anymore.·· Hooron. instead. is listening to himself, and lil(es what he hears "When I wa~ with the ~ubs, I really didn't have any faith in myself,·• said Hooton. "I was really down, because of the way they did things there. At Chicago. you only got a couple of s hots as a starter. and if you bombed out. they sent you to the bullpen. That was like being in the penalty box. I didn't Uke it very much there.·· After the Dodgers acquired 011 T\' To 11l9lat Cha•11e b 7, J l a t 5 _H,.ooton durin_g the 1975 season. his self·esteem-improved im· measurably. And so did his rec- ord. He won 18 games with the Dodgers that season and after an off-year In 1976. he .came back this yenr with 12 victories and a 2.62 earned run average, second· best in the National League "l had a defealisl attitude in Chicago," said Hooton. "No mat· ter how well I pitched. I always fell I would lose. Herc. I reel I'm always'going to win." That's precisely the way he reels about tonight's musl·win game at Yankee Stadium. Hooton owns one or the Dodgers \'tctories 1n this cross·country Series. having beaten the Yankees s:r with a Cive-hltter last Wednesday night. He'll face Mike Torrez "I know what I have to do and it 'sjust a matter of going out and doing it." said the blond. almost blase Hooton. who is mockingly nicknamed "Happy" by his teammates for his somber countenance . ExacUy what Hooton has to do is keep the Yankees' 1·2 hitters off the bases. Mickey Rivers and Willie Randolph have been set· ting the table all season for a row of left-handed power swingers. • Ti.e 11....._ umll06li. boA Kor• ot the 1'11 Y.Ol'k:tS.,... • IAn1HGSUMMAllY HEWYOllK YANKEES R1\tt1r'\tf RallQOlpll ~b Mun'°" c JttC9'\0n rt bleir rt CNm1111n10 Neltlo;o ~,nui-U•U Oen\\\ JonnlOn ph-< M•ntey \• C.ulltll p L•l•O Huntt-r p l 1Qf0¥11 0 Zeti.r pft Ct•yp Wl11te011 1 orret p C..uldrr o lot•I• II> r II 11> Jll llr lt1 •••· lJ I ' l 0 0 I , 114 II 4 4 2 0 t I 1QO 11Jll0tlJ..J II • • I 0 I J ,»J 4 0 I 0 0 0 I .J~ to1Sl0011!0 II I • I 0 0 J JU IY I 6 0 0 0 l JI• II 0 S 0 0 0 l .194 10000 00000 0000000 .000 1000000000 1000000 000 00110000 @ 1000000 000 tOOOOOU,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 o .. 000 l 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 J000<.10 0.Qll& 1000000 .000 Nearly Goes Home l-•1b A\IU4U\l- \m1tn ''-<' C1ylb 114 11 U 'I O • 11 141 8ATTIN0SUMMAllY LOSANGILISDOOO~llS .all r II Ill Jll llr lot ••t· ?0 J l 0 I I 1 IJO lJ J 0 I 0 l , 114 18 S I 0 l • lit .. Yankees ' Figueroa Upset. With Martin c. ..... 10 llOtrlt Burl<e <I Mot•ph MoNi•v<t ~ ... Q<t, < O•t•H II I 1 0 1 J 1•7 l1J 4 I 0 I I ,)JO 10 ' • 0 0 I S .JOO S 0 I 0 0 0 0 ,JOO :zoooooo oao I 0 I 0 0 Q 0 llS 16 l S 1 0 1 S JI) 10000110000 L.a ...... SIO~ pr U 0 0 0 0 0 0 000 C.rOlo C I 0 0 0 0 0 0 000 ~""°" p • 0 0 0 0 0 0 000 lt1U1lll•r>i> 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 SO\• p ~ 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 . "' . Bradshaw Cast as Hero. .NEW YORK <AP J -Add pitcher Ed Figueroa to the bub- bltog cauldron known as the New YotkYankees. Figueroa a nd Yankees mJUlager Billy Martin both have branded as "a misunderstand- ing" the report that the right hander had jumped the team and returned home to Puerto Rico Figueroa said he would be with 1.he"Club tonight for game s11< of the World Series. "The wbol'e th~ is just a lack of communication between me. ·the pitcblng coach and ~M trainer," Mart.in said Monday. "and I 'll take the blame for l ..... Marlin first a nn ounced Figueroa would start tonight 's Wbrld Series game against the L•s Angeles Dodgers. Then Martin changed his mind and chose Mike Torrez as the New York starter . :·1 didn't want any ifs, ands. or buts," said Martin, "so I talked with the trainer and he said, •Jilgueroa is coming around but he s not. there yet.· That's not gqbd eQOUgb. ' !'I know he wants to pitch but 1 '111 not going to take a chance at¥t put a man out there who is n<f.100 percent ln a big g'ame. 'He orobablY fttls bad not be· inf able to pitch. The guy has a lo ,of pride and J can't fault him. H''s a proud man." · The latest Yankees con· tr.versy erupted when Figueroa. wllio has not pitched In more than a tyeek because of a sore finger. d•aned out hls locker at Yankee Stadium amid reports that he -wa he.adin& bQ.me to Puerto · Rtto. --·~·1 asked Billy Martin on the plane cQUJing home Sunday if I c°"ld go home to Puerto Rico to- TV, Radio Menu ToaJp& on TeJevblon $ p.m. (7 & 11 > -WORLD S~RIES -The sixth game of the 19.,7 World Series with the . Dqdgers al Yankee Stadium In New York. · On RadJo Tonight 5:07 p.m. KABC (790 ) & KNX <14'70 > -WORLD SERIES -The L~ Dodgers at NY Yankees. I..~< y P~-r I 6 I J 0 0 0 1 l(IO day since I wasn't going lo G.a•m•np o o o 11-0 o o ow oitch. ·· Figueroa said Monday.-~:.;;;!~':pf\ 1 ~ ~ ~ ~ : : : .. He gave me permission so I t<ooconp 1 o o o o • o ooo Injured Steelers QB Sparka 20-14 Victory went there <Yankee Stadium> Jonno i o o o o o o ooo P ITTSBURGH <API -Maybe playing wilh a cast on his frac· and packed. Then (came tfclck to ;:::9;" ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ : you saw the Pitt@urgh Steelers lured left wrist, and the victory my hotel and I heard he was say-•01•" "' H n ) / •,. m beat the Cincinnati Bengals on gave the 3·2 Steelers a tie with ing that I left the club. =~1;~~"111GKs~!'4 .. ~l1~ Mondlfy night television. but Houston and Cleveland atop the " ,, ~ , ... •• .. .,. didn•t follow a few of the freak AFC Central Divi'sion. "But he gave me permission c.u11011 '" 111 "10 • 11u •"' and frantic happenings Johnson's team, picked by lt1s ju::.tambundcrstanding." ~:~i.;u~,. ' :· ! ~ ~: ! .~~ You weren't alone many to oust Pittsburgh as LaL c r . Martin confirmed c •"0" J ' 1 1 u 1 '"" "There were lots of lhings out di vision champ. fell to 2·3 and Figueroa ·~ claim lhal he had ',.'~~.: ,0 1 ' ' '. : '. ~ ~;,.: lhcrc !,didn't understand," said lost quarterback Ken Anderson pcrmtss1ontolettv~theclub,say· .............. 1 • _. i. •, 1 11N licn1wls tcamJoundcr and ex wit h_ a knet· injury or un-in~ ~1 rnply. · th at '!> correct " 1 •••• ' " " " ii " ,_, '"" ('Ouc h Paul l:Jrown. the football cll'lcrmincd ~cveri{y . llowev<'I'. the New York Time~ 1.~•HGt.u:?,.0'!.G~".~ o• •• .,. th t h th I\ I l · reportc.'Yeton '' u• 11 ' ' ' • au on \ w o ~llV<' c gam t· .. , os~·ts n oss is a loss,' said .. r a a~ sayi e R ... 11,.." ,',. o 0 , 1 0 ow such innovations as face masks. Bengab wide receiver ls••c wants lo be.traded. Sow 1 •· o o o o ooo play books and game rilms. Curlis. In its Tuesday edition the ~~":.".o.ii ~ ; ! ~ ~ : • ~~ Whattwer the· Jilms shOJ'I w Curlis was smothered at the Times said the 29 -year-old Hoocon 11~. 1 ' > 1 1 1 • 100 day. both coaches ga,v~ gut •,..Steelers seven-yard line to end pitcher said in a telephone in· ~°.::.~~0-11 : ~ ; ~ ~ ~ : :: press ions after the Stedt~~, heii.ame after Pittsburgh nearly terview from hls hotel residence k•" g" · , , • J J 0 0 1100 20· 14 • 'I', • I~( a 13-point lead in the last in Hasbrouck Heights. N.Jo.: '014" ~coi" 0 \: .. :~~·s 11 •JI 1.. "A super victory,'' sa\d seconds. Here are some events "I wanttogetout.ofhere. Hwe "'••Yor' ., •JO fll 010 m 11 burjlh.sChuckNoll.,,, f.~~. } ' thatleduptothatlastgasp. win, I'm going to take a plane to l 0'""V"1h •N1 rn 431 OM coo 2• "Frustratin•• .ul.d iot~-• B~aashaw, who cracked the Puerto Rico and then during the E. 110"·P11"•11•·"·111~ oP ~0••nciei...• Id B'nJ hn -~ ..., I I W·inl"r I'll wai't l .. .__ traded. 1 ~oe-Nl'W Yo<k JO,L°'•~ce·1•.SB-1.0C11t•t. s a 1 o s<>no11 ;ll p t. 'ti, sm bone n his left wrist last "' v U<: R•~• ... S--G<illell, J, Tonez. Gu•Ory. )I' <Er. N 0 11. ~,t,.t;,,~I rtl, ~ ' ' week' ln Houston, started the Was Very Close to le"vt'ng today .. V••Gt•. 118P-8y Gull•CI CB•ken. Dy )UflA)f) .. ,., I • ~:·~~~~~~~-~~~~~·~~·~Ja~,~~~.1~.e~.!~~~~n~1P~~~·~~~,~~~-~u~1.~10~,~~~~q~u~n~r~te~~~~~r~~6~~~~~~~gamewea~ga plasticcast.He , • ~. · f\Jm bled his first center soap. ~ · 'l guess that shook the fans up some,·• he said later. • On the first play of the second quarter, Rocky Bleier ran one • yard for a Ste,lers touchdown. set up by a couple of short Bradshaw to J ohn Stallworth passes. "I play well when there·s a Jot or heat," said Bradshaw, who Sport• in Brief MILWAUKEE -Kareem Ab- dul·Jabbar wUI be joined by a new suppt>rtlng cast tonight when the Los Angeles Lakers open their National Basketba.U Association season against the Milwaukee.Bucks. <KLAC radio, 570) at8o'clock. The 7-toot·2 Abdw-Jabbar, who came to the Lakers from the. Bucks prior to the 1975-76 season, completed six of nine passes and kept the ball on the ground, "Last week in Houston, I was as relaxed as a dog ln a bunch of daisies, and I slunk the joint up.·· . A series later. Stallworth. caught a pass but lost the ball and his equilibrium when belted in the face by. a forearm fron:to l Bengals defensive back Melv~ · "'Morgam. Noll ~ailed it-a "gooc['' right cross.·· The officials called' it $15-yard.,... ~ ',.. l SCIMl••You.an• ':i CiftC.1"'1'41ti 4' 1 • t~. PllbO..rtl\ O 1 -10· • . . ~l-8....,2r...;,111Ctf.ued : : P11-B1tter2runtellld •• Ctft-lu)l'OCllH1"1 a.flrllklt • • ~:~ -_ T::r.=~ i;::= .. _, _. ... _,. I l-8.itr•I"• •-o.•50 JTATIS'TICS a .. : ""' f'lrstdowm 20 ll Peil .. y-209 al Re'41rl!Y•"'-22 •I RvMIH-l'ilf'CIS Jlli .... _ t . ....... ' Pwltl $-.al ..aa FIUIUll•-falt 4·f W ,,_, .... _....,. ....... l .. IMYIDUAI. UlADllUtS RUSHING -. OllctnnaU, 11:.lllott ~ O.r~ '3-36. Plt1ibwth. twra W..la, T........, INS, llltltr 1t-2t, PASSl"IG -C'lac:tnn9tl, Al!dlf'Mlt 7'1$.f, ts: ~ .. -~ta.~ ... ..,... ..... 117. RECEIVING -c:lhc.lMMI, Olrtls S4', .,_., ,_U, Elllott ~ 12. PltbtNf911, Slet1won11 H3, Cun· "' .. "' M, 9leiw l•ts. exchange, •'HeTeaehed over with bis left hud and whacked me bard on the right e.r at least four times, maybe live,•• Coaell was unavailable for comment Monday ni&ht but an ABC spokesman quoted him as saying "It. was uUerly insane. a joke." I I t ) MIKE POWERS DESTROYS A TELEVISION SET WITH A-BRICK. is th~ only Lakers regular last Sell•••• Oated year who fi gures lo be on the Fans Take Their Ire Out on Cosell l . . floor for Los Angeles at the outset SYDNEY, A=• -Third· tonight. seeded Harold on was up· J amaal Wilkes, who played out ·set in the firat roancl of tbe his option with Golden State and .. Australian indoor' blmis cbam· signed as a free agent, wlll open pionships 111onday •• ~Ull Denver Raffle Winnen Throw Bi-kb at TY Sets ;f>ENVER (AP> -Step right° \J~ and win a Monday night foot· ball briclr. • .8uS'ine5s is booming at the S"'eetwater pub since owners beian a raffle with the winner 1ettlng to toss the brick lhrou,h ... television set al sportscaster H'oward CoseU. toolball fans here, upset al ABC·TV for not scheduling their Detver Broncos for a Monday Jtijht television appearance and ·cl.iming Cosell deliberate?y has o~itted Denver from the )l._ ftime h.lghligblS on occasion, ha e taken their ire out on Cosell . they t'ontend Cosell has the crqut within the network lo get t h•· Broncos on the tube. hut .because he bell-4!ve s- Mlamediocre team. . . '\ The unbeaten Broncos. atop the American Football Con- rereoce's Western Division, won their fifth game Sunday, routing the world champion Oakland R aiders 30·7 in Oakland. Mike Powers. a 26-year-old railroad worker. won the latest raffle and blasted a used blark- and·white set even thous.th Cosell. who is working the World Series, did not appear. Spurred on by a hooting, cheer· ing crowd of Broncos supporters. the bearded P9wers tos~ed a curve through the black-and- white set that would have made Catrlsh Hunter envlows. The television exploded into shards o( glass and clouds of dust. the on~ lookers toaslng -more taunts at Cos ell. "l like Cosell myseU,'' Powers said ~ler shattering the set on his first try. "But he has a big mouth and is a little obnoxious. "He cuts the Broncos down a loL and gives them a bad deal. He's Crom back east and he's just for the eastern.teams. "I think \he point of this is it ·s JUSl fun . Howard is the focal point." Gerry Brown, ·manager or the bar. sa1d he began the raffle to drum up business. ") was trunking that I'd sure like lo get a shot al Cosell and we came up with the rarne Idea," Brown said. picked up five.fold since the start of the season. Brown said he ouHined the idea in a letter to Cosell, and the response was what he expected. "He's not happy about this at all," Brown said "He called it an ungentlemanly thing to do and a cheap publicity stunt." Brown said. "He's right l\.is a cheap pubUcity stunt." Coscll threatencd to go through with ~ome legal action, Brown said. but so ~ar none has sur- faced. His only outlay is about $2S a wee~for a used black-and-white set, he said, and business has .. A lot of people are taking their aggressions out, against Howard CoseH. i · ho said. "They don 't particularly care that Denver has been left put of the highllghl.'I, .they just don't llko Howard." •· ~ .. at forward along wllh Kermit Dlbleytootat-t.1-tcllcdllaa. · 1 Was!Jington. Rookie Norm Nixon Jn other first roaad matdaes. ~ • and second-year performer Earl John Newcombe dernled ~· ; Tatum are the likely .starters at Krulevita, 2-6, M, ,-S; JU~· guard. Lewis beat Ray Bulfels, 1-4. ~; I" _ _.. flits S-rP"-Louk Sanders •topp ed .JJrl ~· .. ~ Hrebec, 6-4, 6-3; Tlm WJltlnsoG downed Mark F.dmondlon, 8-3,. 2·6, 6·(; and Rank Pll1t.-r ellm1nated Bob Carmlcbael, S.3, 7-6. NEW YORK -A Phlladelpbia sports writer said Monday he was struck several times by s portscaster Howard Cosell on an alrplane, but Cosen called the claim a joke and said be gave the writer "a friendly chuck under Football Ra•l--s the chin." ~ Stan Hochman of the T"9T•Tlwtftty~ftl1'111._i.:..-Md Philadelphia Daily News said the =~=:.::;..::,:..,......-.. .-. lft incident occurred just before the 1.M1e11. 1411 ...., "·""°"" ..., .. Sunday nl&ht flight from Los U••· 11.1 ..,.. 1uoa.-1M ~"° Angeles to New York ~ &be ~=· t:: ~t~-r.·1,.. ~!~ Jtrth game of the World &net. . is.use· ~1.o 1S..C111f. ,.,.., Rochman said he waa buckled •.0tt11. .,.'"° 1'.1wi.1e, • ~, .. b ~ ~tt~ ~ Into ls aeat when CcJHll eame e.1<1. m $-l4. .:.....,. ....,.. downlhealaloand.~averbal ., .. ,,.. . .... ,.. ......... · 2-11 •I• .......... ·•N~ tt+..1 . . . ·. . . . . . -. .. • • • I • • . ; Jl2 CAIL V PILOT Tue1day,Octoberl8, 1971 Sites, Directions For Prep Football Thund11 m,i.t•a mcb Scbool Games BIUop hat <La P8e9ae> v. Mater Del <Sant.a Alla) at Santa Ana Bowl (8). DJrecdeal: North on Bristol to Civic Center Drive in Santa. Ana and turn rtabt. · Lquna Beach vs Corona del Mar at NewpQrt Harbor High (7:30). Dlnctlona: North oa Pacllic Coast Highway to Dover Prive in Newport Beach. Right on Dover, left on 16th. · Friday Night's Hlgb Scbool Games Edison <HuntlDgton Beacb) at Newport Harbor (8). Dlrectlons: East on Hamilton, cross Brook hunt, contlnue east on VicU>rla, cross Newport Blvd. and continue east on 22nd to .Irvine Ave. and turn right. MarJaa (Bu1ttln&ton Beacb) v1 Foaatala Valley at Huntington Beach High (8). Dtreetlou: South on Beach Blvd. U> Main St. Veer right on Raintoscbool. •· ~ .. - El Toro at SJD Clemeue CS>. • Dlrectlou: South on San Diego Freeway U> Avenlda Pico turnoff. Left on Avenida Pico. · U..UDgtoe Beacb at Westmlaster (8). Dlredlons: North on Goldenwest Ave .• cross San Diego Freeway, school on left. 'Estancia <Costa Mesa> tt Sota Ana Valley a\ Santa Ana. Bowl (8). DlrectlOlll: North on Bristol to Civic Center Drive in Santa Ana and turn right. Dana Hllls at Mission Viejo (8). Directions: North oo San Diego Freeway to La Pu turnoct. Rightoo La Paz, right on Qul.5anta Drive. Verdugo Wll• at Irvine (7:30). Capistrano V alJey at Nelles <Whittler) 3: lS. DlrectlCJU: North on Santa Ana Freeway (S) to Norwalk Blvd. North on Norwalk Blvd., pass Slauson, right on Broadway. North on Broadway to Whittier Blvd. and turn righL School located at 11850 Whittier Blvd. · Saturday Night's JC Game Cypress College vs Golden West CoUefe at Orange Coast College C7:30). SoQ&b on San Diego Freeway to Fairview Ave. turnoff and tum right. Saturday Nlpt's HJi b School Game <Asta Mesa vs University (Irvine) at Irvine High (8). Edi on San Diego Freeway to Culver Ave. turnoff. North on· Culver to Walnut and turn right. Sa&a.rday'a El&bt-ma.n Football Vidor ValJey a.rtaUan va liberty Christian <lluauaitoo Beach) al Ocean View High, 1 p. m. Penlvi~ Girls -Duel Americans The United States women's na- tional volleyball team will face the national team of Peru at Hllh· tington Beach High School ·Thursday night (7) in the second of six West Coast matches before the two squad.s depart for Tokyo and the World Cup cham· plonships. Eight or the world's top women's volleyball teams will be participating in the World Cup competition. The U.S. was lnvit· ed to fill the eighth spot because J apan is both the Olympic and Asian champion. , American volleyball experts say this ,means the U.S. squad has been accepted by the top teams In lbe world. . The competition in Tokyo ls restricted to the Olympic cham- pion, the world champion and the continental champions. The U.S. squad does not hold any of these ·crowns but because Japan has two, the American squad was in· viled. Peru is the current South Americall champion and was second to Cuba in the 1975 Pan American Games . The team finished seventh at the Montreal Olympics and eighth in the 1974. wo~d champlonshlps. ·Lynne Luedke of Golden West College is one of the members of the U.S. squad and G WC coach Lou Ann Terheggen is an assls· t ant coach. Laurel Brassey, a resident of Huntington Beach, is also on th8".squad. The American girls are head· quartered In the Houston suburb of Pasadena, Tex., where they live and train on a year-round basis. During the s ummer. Los Angeles area college players in- cluding Luedke participated with the squad and will play in 'J,'okyo. . Among the top players on the U.S. squad arc Flo llyman (6·S) and P at Dow.dell (6·2 l, both world class stars. .. . FOOTBALL I MISCELL~~ Being Good No Accide11 . GWC's Keys HtuJ Eye on 1980 Olympic~· By HOWARD L. RANDY Of IN Oelf'f 1'119C Sl.lff Kathy Keys is the leading run- ner on the Golden West College women'• cross country team this fall but her favorite race is the 800 met.era for which she hopes to gain a SPot on the U.S. Olympic team in 1980. She didn't just happe n to become the best runner on the GWC team this season. During the past summer she traveled to China for a month with University of Redlands coach Vince Reel and his wlte, Chi Chang who coaches the Taiwan track team. • • Keys was one of 37 athletes competing in four meets during a month-long s tay that saw them running in Kaochung, Tiachuni, Taipei and TaJwan. "The Cb1nes6 NaUonal team competed In each meet and traveled with us," Keys says. "It gave us a chance to know them better because we had i n- terpreten aloqg and some of the Chinese athletes could speak a little Engllsh." "- Her own vocabulary of Chinese wa~ limited lo s uch phrases as thank you, how ar e you and things or this nature. • How was thj' food? ''The dinners were big Chinese meals,•· she says. "They would serve course after course and some of lt was pretty strange. Sometimes it would be buffet style and we could pick our own food . · "We found some American Navy bases where we could go and get anack bar stuff like lee cream, hamburgers and things we wanted. Th.ey also bad some ice cream stores In some towns where they served milk and ham· burgers. "They let us come and go on the Navy bases because they KATHY KEYS seldom get to see anyone from home and they liked to talk with us." Tne Chinese took care of meals and lodging for the group that in· eluded both men and women athletes. Most of the time ll)ey were housed in hos tels and they also s tayed In an Army barracks on another occasion.· · Keys ran in AAU age group meets before competing in high school and now at Golden West. One or her former AA U coaches recommended her for the trip and Reel invited her. Golden West helped defray the cost of flying to China. Duri~ the final week of their st ay, most of the team "9• present when a typhooo hlt ·b'Ut Keys and a .small group of the athletes had gone &o Hoa• JC.aac for atewdays. : ~· "There was no apecJal ,._.. sure to improve durlnc t.be trip," she says. "We dld vaia each day and maintained -our level ot competlUon but Jt we super hot over there and 'Wf' sweat alot." • .. How did sbe do in the competi- tion? • ,. "I ran 10 races," she say,,.,•11 won both tJmes at 800 meters, finished second twice in the '80 a nd once in lbe 200 and ran on~ relay teams. We finished lint twice in lbe 3-mlle relay Ud second another Ume and f.laced third 1n the 4.40 relay twice. • · , , Her favorite event la the • meters andJhe wUl concept.ND on that race in the spring. • • But right now she ls the tQP runner on the Golden West ~ country team and a candidatelor bomecomingq\leeo. • . :· In cross country, she tratna with the boys team because U\O)f have much U>ugher workouts. · "Basically, the other women do lighter workouts.'' her coacll Judi Garman says. "She also runs from 10 U> 20 miles with U»e men on weekendJs." "I'm jw;t running cross COUft·. try to keep in shape,·· she says. Her best time for 800 meters is 2:0lf. and she realizes she mmt get down to 2:01 or 2:02 ln ,0rddc- to qualilrfor International com- petition. ..,.. Her detenninaUoa an<t-abtllfy could get her to that PQint for._ 1980 Games in Moscow. r•• Leen. fro. .,_,_ Ford ALL MAKES & MODELS Prep Water Polo '7.i Resto • .-....... .,. • .,., .. s913a . LeGle' folt .,,., • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~ • ~~t~ HaW"°"T HAll901t JV ~. M•I-1. EClllGft tccwlno- lOVltNAMEHT ><emm, Goell 4, s.4bl, F-n 2, 1.IWllW>fl'""9try~ 2 2-IJ WUitl. ~.,~ ooov.'11.., 0 0 I 0-I (Ml•,,,,... 4 I 1 •-II C&poV.U.0,-1"9-MA-. C..0Vell.., I I I -~ ~ayQM..,... Ceoo V•lft 'I' &<etl119-Sc1>eller. CepoV•ll9Y J 0 I '""""" ,,,,,~. ~ '""' c.o.. Cont~ E.Ol'Ofl ) J I 7-t K O•f"t-Ye,,..... $1 ltOMahft a, CIOO Vell9Y-"'9--0'I,...., l-Etrnt\U , per month for 36 mos.. open end lease based on 15.000 miles per year. Cap Cost '4164.00, • R== Value $1910.8-4 Initial Investment •96.00 refu seeunty deposit. S96.8& 1 at mo. pmt. and Ht ~ License FN9 $81.00 on 8PPfO\led c:tea1t. C. 714-546-7070 .... 56 JlmlUDctoa Valley Chrlatian vs Mid-Cities Baptist <South Gate) at Ambassador Christian High· 8 p.m. · Hyman dominated the 1977 North Central and Caribbean American championship and the U .S. Volleyball Ass ociation c hampionships. She was out-r--------------------------------------..... standing player in both events, • 1 Dlredlees: North on San Diego Freeway to Paramount Blvd. tamaff in Long Beach. North on Paramount, cross Imperial Bishway,Jett.oaQuillD~ve.. Sa&u.rcbJ Night's JC Games Saa Diego •eaa at Oruie c.out College (7 : JO >. Palomarv1Saddleb1~ce at Mllsloll Viejo RICll (8). Dowdell helped the American girls defeat Russia. Hungary and Cuba in the Varna Invitational tounnment ln Bulgaria d&lrlac the summer. Tickets for the Huntington Beach match wut be available al the door Thursday night for $3. They are cUJTently being sold ®· campus ror J2. MVHosts Celebrities Cal.Hubbard Dies Farrah Fawcett-Majors wUI again compete in teqnis in the Celebrity Challenge of the Sexes Wednesday through Sunday which will be filmed in Mlhlon Viejo for c·~ television. Cancer Clainu Ex-umpire Her appearance at Mission Viejo will be her first TV performance since leavlng .. Charlie's Angels", the program that sk:yrQCketed her to stardom. Other stars scheduled to ap. ~ar include Susan Saint.James in swimming, Linda. Blair and Tab Hunter in horse jumplng, Elke Sommer In cross country marathon and M acLean Stevenson, the ·men·s teatn coach. In addition to these SPotY .. s~ wiUJl5o ~pete.in QM.Oil..._ one contests in eight other matches including basketball, ping pong, billlards, a mini· decatbloo.. an obltacte course run, rodeo eventa, a bicycle race and golftng. Vince Scully and Phyllis George will be the announcers fortbeabow. ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. CAP> -Cal Hubbard. the only member of both the professional baseball and football Hall of Fame, is dead of cancer at 76. Hubbard, a charter member of the National Football Leaaue's Hall of Fame, was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame la.st year after se.rving lS years es an American League umpire and 18 more as AL supervisor o{ um· pi res. , He also was· a member of the college football Hall of Fame. Hubbard wa s born at Keytesville, Mo., on Oct. 3L, 1900. He was a resldent of Milan. Mo., h-4" w-Hl-teud -i-n th• St.-. Petersburg suburb of Treasure Island. He got his start in professlonal • sports ln urn when be joined the N FL 's New York Giants as a tackle after a collegiate career at Centenary College in ShrevePort, La., and va College in BeaverF Pa At the same time, the 6-foot·3, ~-pounder was an umpire in the · PledmOlll Leacue. Over the next decade, he alao played wlth the Green Bay Packers and the Pittsbur1h Steelers, at the same Ume mov- ing up the organizational ladder as a professional baseball um- pire. He was promoted to the AL in 1938 and umpir~ four World Serles before a bunting accident in !'951 damaged hls eyesight, ending his umpiring career. He retired as supervisor of AL um- pires in 1969. llu]lbard was elected to the col- lege football Hallo rFame m 1962 and became a"member of the pro hllll a year later when that shrine was formed. Jn February 1976, he became the flft.b umpire to enter the Baseball Hall of Fame. Hubbard said he was proudest of the fact that an ump\ re bad never been involved in a scandal. oCktail HoUr . 8 pap- ··WIDE AREA COVERAGE ~00.-L.A. •1 .10 ;«::!& NO DEPOSrr ON• APPBOVED CREDIT at Marriott's MAIN Grand Opening Celebration Week of 18th thru 21st • 50. Margaritas • Wally Ruth Trio • Daily drawinJ for a Olampagne Brunch' ~·-----·-.------~--------:L:--~::::::.= AfMUCHo . . Co~plfmentary HondOeunes 4=30. -6:00 H 11•' ., FROM YOUR :~ DNDEALER. NewAtlas Worry-Free· Battery. New Exmn•Steel Belted Radial '""'"··--~ 2fDr SSS • ............... 1.19 ' ' t • ..... l• . .. •! , J • ,, . TER POLO / FISHING / MISCELLANY Tuesday, October 18, 1977 DAILY "LOT •:J r-----~--.;._,;~~~~::..:..:...~~~:--~~~~~~--------~~~~~~~.-..:.:..:=-:..~~.:__~--~------_:..· . ational Title a Goal Rock Cod . Area.Goll . Fo~. UCI Polo Dynasty Fishing Sets Pace · RotindUp lly ERNIE CASTJLLO judjt\ng from the way· "' 0ta..o.i1,1'11euwe they've been playing, the ' The scoring ace is an optimism seems war- -All-American, the goalie ranted. Among UCl 's is being touted as such victims this year are «ltd the coach is ~ UGLA twice and USC Wlel'an of' intemationa\. twice. The Anteaters' •eompeUtion. lone defeat came against c: ·So what else does UC UC Berkeley. ~vlne'a water polo pro-Figueroa. wl\o m ltt•m need? Simple: Newland culls water another national Lille. polo's version of basket- •! $ccustomed to win-bull immortal Elgin nine, the Anteaters have Baylor, is having post'ed a 215-SS record another outs tanding during the dozen years season. In 10 games this "Eel .Newland has been year he has tallied 35 a.tad COfch. And in that goals. Last year he ·a pan. they have scored 83. including 12 in 'f.ashioned an 18-8 'mark the NCAA tourney. ' ill NCAA champions hip However , notoriety. tournament play, ..mak-brings with it an added ihg the field in each of burden. Newland doesn't the elghl years it's ~en hide the fact that his of- offer ed. fense r~volves around ~ ·The only blemis h , Figueroa and opposing however, is a history of teams counter by con-~Oming close but not centrating their defenses c lose enough . NCAA aroundhlm. ~am pion in 1970~ Irvine "I felt 1t last year ," Jani s h ed s_econd 1972 ·Figueroa said of the pres- througb-191.5 a nd was s ure that comes with -thfrd lastyear. the job. "This time. 1 ·m So it doesn't come as a trying not to put any on $Urprise that the Ant-myself. Plu:., we have :eaters. off lo a blazing better ba lanc e t his 9·1 start, are once again year.·· setting their sights on a What really makt!s aationatcbampionsbip. ucr successful, Newland • "That's our main goaJ. points out, 1s a close - -the thing we're pointing and unselfish-team that ~o r , ._. s a id -G a r y works togelh.er. F1ig~eroa, a four-year ~·Figueroa 1s a play· -&tarter-..! two.lime.Ail· er b u·t he · s o n I y America belng hlliled as successful-Ir you-clln ~be best collegiate scorer get the ball to him, .. he m the oaUon. says. "We need unselfish __ "Each year l felt playerswho don't worry :-we've bad a chance to do about such things. The :it and thb year I feel we team is together and that ;bave as Cood a cbance as really hell?,s when lhin~s unybody." · do go bad. · · ) . JCdM Better With [Simpler Defense f Sometimes simple is better. Corona de! Mar •J.fi,gb footbaU coach Dick Morris has learned that. and by taking the complexities out of his defense. he's turned the Sea Kings into a better team. "'We've cut down on our stunting and stuH like that," Morris says. "I'd say we've cut about half of our defense out. We're a very.young team and we do a lot better.,yjth-a~impler sy-Btem... , As the Sea Kings prepare for Thursday night'.,· 1:30 game with La~una Beach :it the Newport Harbor Highf1eJd, defense ts being stres.sed. "When we began the season we were worried about our linebackers. We thought we had a pretty jood defense against the run, but we had to ahore up ~pass defense," Morris says. • • "And that·s Just what we did. The linebackers IJ.ave improved dramatically in each of the past two ames. And I think we'll keep on improving," he ~ys. Corona del Mar .surrendered five touchdowns lllnd a field goal in its first three games, but in the Hast two the Sea Kings have tightened up, allowing just one touchdown in each. The difference in the defense has also meant a difference in the outcome . Alter those first three games Corona del Mar was 1·2, but the turnabout has made it 3·2. "When you have a young team like ours you ex- i>ect the kids will gel better as the season pro- gresses, and that's just· what's happened,'' Morris says. . The Sea Kings' defensive intensity was evident an Friday nlghl's 2Q.7 victory over Dana Hills. Six times the garoe had to be stopped while Dana Hills players lay injured on tbe field. On the game's opening kickoff a Dolphin player was knocked unconscious and the game had to be slopped for five minutes while he was revived. "The only reason Dana Hills was even able to score was because or a breakdown io our secon-~~ry;·:. r.torris says._''We did a pretty good job on ---4.Ue.Dl.. Another key ingredient is d t!d i culion. UCI workouts run from 5:45 lo 8 in the morning and from 7:30 to 9 at night. The year-round program allows for only three weeks off a year. But 1t has its rewards. Sue of tt\e players on the UCI team playc.'<I for the U.S s quad in the World U nivers ity Games in Bulgaria which Newland coached. A prime-example of dedication might be Bob .M a lo ne. a 6 ·4 , 205 graduate or Laguna Beach High School who says he first became a goalie because he was not quick enough to be a swimmer. Now Malone finds him serc s p e nding anywhere from an hour to an hour and a half dai- ly lilting weig hts. at least another half hour running four miles and then 45 minutes of drills in the pool. On top of that are the normal countless h ours s pent treading water In essent'e, he's like a. linpman in football . quiet, reserved . un noticed a nd t h e backbone of the defense. the last st.op between a loss and a win. "It's definitely worth it ..... Malone says withou hesitation. "Especially when we're shooting for the title." Unfortuna t ely. H 's somethin~ few ~pie re· ali~e . Obscurit y. Newland concedes, is as much a part of the sport as treacling water. "Heck, we're used to it." he mHrs. "We don't worry about spectators. They're kind of weird anyway. I'd rather play before a handful or peo· pie who app reciate what's going on than a large crowd which does n't. Rock cod fi shing is be- ing spotlighted by all three Orange Coast area sporllishing landings as the winter months move closer . "We've been doing well with rock cod on our weekend boat," a spokes man for Art's Landing in Newport Beach says. ··we leave at midnight Frillay and Saturday nights and fish at San Clemente or Santa Barbara Island or at the 43 ·rqile bank." Art's is sending half. day boats out at 6 a.m. and 12 :1~ p.m . with senior citizens <6S·and- over) .going for half.fare Monday through Friday. A rock cod special will be running shortly . ·'Our main fishing rij(hl now is for rock cod." a spokesman for Davey's Locker out of the Pavilion says. "We ar c toing out to the 14- m 1 le bank and fish in waters 300 to 750-feet deep. "Our half-day boat is J:Oin f: out there about every othe r day and leaves at 8 o'clock. For local surface fishing, it leaves at 6 a.m. and 12 :30p.m.". Tbe..Mati W_aJsh is be- ing used for both public ·and charter fishing and l e aves at 7 whe n it makes a run for rock cod. The Thunderbird ]eaves al 2 a.m . for Catalina to fish for bar· ra cuda, bonito. bass. cod, sculpin and other fish Including mackerel. bonito and halibut. D ana Wh arf Sportfishing Landing re- ports good rock cod fishing along the coast. ··we are doing better on cod locally than we have been going out a wa~ s ... a spokesman for Dana Wharf says. "We arc catching mostly ch lies with a few bites on "'*.,., ltlCll ...... President's Cup Winner ,. Charles DaRos <left > accepts the Thomas W. Henderson memorial trophy from president Woody Smith after winning the pi·esident's cup tournament at Irvine Coast Country Club.: Pickeroo 1st Place To Santa Ana Man Sharpen your pencil8.f ootb8.llexperls, coritMt players and those or you who like to cast your lot against the masses. It's Pigskin Pickeroo contest time and entry blanks are being publis hed Monday. today and W edn~ in the Dally Pilot sports a~tion. Witmer of this week:.,s top prize. a year'$ mem.; bership in the Newport Nautilus physical 'fitness center. is Santa Ana resident Harry Masb. He came through a fairly predictable week of action with ooly three misses in 30 aames. He took the pipe on Denver's staggering win over Oakland. Illinois· upset of Purdue and he missed out on an up- set bid when be tabbed San Diego over New England. There was a five-way tie for second place and Paul Barth of Corona del Mar is the eventual win- ner, via the tie·breaker as he was withln 16 or hit- ting it on the nose. Robyn Ravgiala of Corona dcl Mar picks up third place, having just fou( misses, as did Barth. The two r unnersup win SJO gift certificates from South Coast Plaza .Marathon Due At Rose Bowl PASADENA-Th e Second Annual llose Bowl Marathon will be nm..Nov~ 11) with com· petition for runners of ages. Cosponsored by the San Pedro and Pasadena YMCAs, the event will feature slx d ivisions: Open; 29 years and un· d er; Wo men ; Senior <30-39); Masters (40-49}; and Veterans (50 and up>. Also included ls a half marathon of 13 miles and a mini marathon of six miles. The race will begin at 8 a .m. in the Rose Bowl parking lot with AAU re· gistration required. For applications. call <213> m--0256. Ticket Prices \ Prices for adult tickets to all South Coast League varsity football sames ' have been raised &om $2 to $2.50. Otber ticket p ricea remain the sam e-75 cents for j unior high students and younger. aod under age four, free. "We don't worry about things like t hat , .. Newland says .. , like lo play i.lgainst the best p e op I c \\ <' t• a n p I a y :iJ:atruit I want 10 beat I he bC'!>l To me. that·~ "hat \\C'retry1ni.:todo ·· lhcr~ds ----------------------------------------------------------------------~~~~~~~ And as Newland very well knows. beating the best is the only way lo be the best. The water has lo cool off a Ii lt lc mnrc for the b11: onl'!> to start h1t1nJ? We flab in waters from ~ to SSO feel m deptb 'a long the coast and it takes bea~ gear ·· Boxing Program ' Set in Anaheinl 1 Four outstanding bouts are scheduled for Anaheim Convention Center Oct. 2S with No. 2 featherweight Litle contender Sean O'Grady Jileet· ing Billy Pearish in a featured 10-round batUe. O'Grady has won 50 fights while losing one and Pearish has a 16-1 record. O'Grady hails from Orange whHe Pearish is a native of Joplin, Mo. In another bout. Beto Nunez C2'1-l ), holder of an amateur decision over current world featherweight title holder Danny ''Little Indian" Lopez in a re- gional Golden Gloves bout, will face Ruben Castillo (26-0) of San Juan Capistrano. Other bouts in clude a junior welterweight bat- tle between Cowboy Jimmy Heair (50·10-1> against Modesto Concepcion C~3·4 ) of Anaheim; and Abdul Bey of Santa Ana facing Rodolfo Moreno in another featherweight bout. Bey recently woo six bouts in Mexico with five o! the six coming via knockout. Tickets are currently on sale at th~Convenl.ion Center. WIN PRIZES WORTH MORE THAN ·sa,ooo 'IN '77 PIGSKIN PICKEROO ............................................. ·: ENTRY BLANK : • • • • • • Ntillte .................................... . ~,S .................................. . • • • • • • : City' ••••• •• •• •• ·~···••••• .. •2llt•••••••••• • • • • : ....... ···:-·························.-······ : ! 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Volleyball WOMlwtVOLUY•ALL UC lrvlf\t MfHl94 Cet Sitto • (hll.-tOll) l).U, IH, 1 .. 14, Watch Exciting OranSiJ• Coast College -THIS SATURDAY NIGHT OCTOBER 22ftd occ vs SAN DIEGO MESA COLLEGE At Lebard Stadium on the OCC Campus Ticket Prices: Adults: $1 .50 Childien: $1.00 Students: $1 .00 Box Ottice Opens at6:30p.m. MM• then $3,000 worth of prlzH wllf be ah1red by wlrfnera of 10 wHkly Pigskin Plckeroo '77. Th• regulu feature of the Delly Piiot •port• aectfon tetta the football game outcome pr•· dieting skill• of hundr9da of Orange Coast sports fans and gridiron ho· daddies. A one-year membership at Nautllu1 Newport -a co·•d fllneas center fBVOfed by aree lthletea -Wiii be 1w1rded each week to the Dally Piiot re- ader who beat predict• th• outcomH of football conteat1 from coaat to coHt, Nautllua conditioning e9ulpment I• f1vored by pro footbell teama. Nautilus Newport la ldcated at 4220 Von Kerman Avenue, Newport Beach. • • . Second and third piece entrent1 wlll each receive a S'IO gift certlflc1te from South CoHt Plaze. Certificate• may be redeemed at any of the mall ltorH. To be elfglbl• for weekly contHt awards, entrenta mu1t predict the win- ners of each of 30 footbtll gamH a.Jtd also gueaa the totll number of polnta . 1cored In all 30 gamH. Houaton at Pittsburgh • : • Kan••• City at San Diego : · New Orteana at St. Lou1a : • NY Gl•nta at Washington : • Oakland at NY Jeta : Seattle at Miami :· ~· CalatUCLA. : USC at Notre Deme ! W aahlngton Stete at Stenford ! Colorado at Nebraska : Houston at Arkanus Texa~etSMU Duke •t Maryl•nd Tenn••••• at Florida Kentucky at °"'91• Georgl• Tech at Tulane "'-""~ Michigan at Mlnnetota Ohio Jt•t• at Northweetem Syracuse at Pitt · West Virginia at Penn State PennatY•I• Oregon at LIU Mfchlgen State at Wlaconlln Tll! a1t•Akl!ll -My .... • .. ..._, nwnw ef Ptfflta _....In 811 • .. ,.. ,, • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • fl • • • • • ... ~ •·····•·• .. : • • • • • • • • • • • : . 1 • ••• • • •• .............................................. , •................•. ~············ ... ·~··· .. , .84_ DAILY PILOT Tuelday.October18, 197i Business Olfiee Takes Shape The new Downey Savings and Loan As- sociation corporate ofijce builrung begins to take its shape between the San Diego Freeway a nd Sooth Coast. Plaza Hotel. across the street f~o SOuth Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa. Th eight-story building was scheduled for mpletion next .rune. ~GM Suits Expected Clufvy Engine Action Revealed at Meeting NEWORLEANS CAP)-Almosthalfthestates plan to move forward on suits against General Motors Corp. for installing Chevrolet engines in m ore expensive make cars without advising customers. The suits claim that GM put Chevrolet engines rnto Buicks, Oldsm obiles and Pontiacs without tell- rng customers. • HE SAID GM REJECTED the attorneys· ~eneral offer to settle if GM would pay customers S500 per car and extend the warranties. Ohio Atty. Gen. William Brown disclosed the plan at a three-day meeting of the National Associa- .. tion of Attorneys General. ln Detroit, a GM spokesm an .,c;aid tbe automaker would not discuss the rejected propos al "because this matter is m litigation ... -. &des Hit Record BEVERLY HILLS CAP> -The Signal Com- panies, Inc.. reported record sales of $724.8 million Jor the third quarter, a 20 percent in· crease over the 1976 third quarter. t he company said. Net income for the -nih'd qu<irter was-'26-.1 millio n, or Sl.35 a shar~. 42 percent increase over a year ago, Forest N. Shumway, presfdent and chief executive officer. said Monday . ,.,, , Net i ncome for the nine months was $72.7 million. or $3.66 a share, a 63 percent increase • over 1976 net income. The lawsuits seek restitution to customers, court orders and penalties . ABOUT 128,000 OLDSMOBILES, Buicks and Pontiacs built in the 1977 model year had Chevrolet engine because GM said its Oldsmobile plant coold not keep up with car production. GM offered to swap the cars with new ones as long as the owners would pay 8 cents for each mile driven in the cars with Chevrolet motors. The offer would cost ;i. customer $400 if be drove his Chevy. powered Oldsmobile S.000 m iJes Brown's statement s aid that 39 attorneys J?eneraJ made the compromise offer to GM in July. The statement did not say when GM rejected it or why · L. Also dun nJ? lh<' cnn\:pnt1on. Ilhno1s i\tt) Gen William Scott coordinated work on a federal class action suit on the same issue that is pending in U.S. District Court i.n Chicago. · Suits against GM on the motor issue have ~n tiled in Alabama. Arkansas. California, Colorado. Connecticut, lllinols, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine. Maryland. Massachusetts, Michigan. MiMesota, Nevada, New York, North Carolina. North Dakota Pennsylvania. Rhode Island. Vermont, Vlrgini~ and Wisconsin . If You Have Maturing Savings Certificates of Deposit ... Now is the tJme IO take an objecti11e look at your futurv savings planning. Don't forget, ~ m~ take action on matur1119 cirtilicatee within ten days to avoid intere$l penalties. So contatl us now at any of our twelve offices ..• and w11hout any cos1 or obligation ..• take advantage of Republic s fltty years of experience by talking to our savings representative who ·wm dsist you In detAJrmlnlng savings advantages now avaflable to you. Noweom7~% 8hatl06ta % an annual ylefd o4 • o by~daly. 11000._-. ,.,... _ ~-... ,...,...-.... po,,,. --l•-cemhGale_..la o.iot•~l>ul ~ ... ... bs ..... bol •t<IUC:llOll .., ........ ·~ ****** REPUBLIC FEDERAL SAVINGS -------PUBLIC AUCTION------- PRIME COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE To Be Offered On MON., OCT. 24th,• 2 P.M. Sale on Site 3300 West Coast Highway Newport Beach, California 1.5: acres, with 2 Pennanen1 Structllfes totaling 13.400.% aqua.te feet. 90± Parking Spaces with unobstructed view of the Newpon Harbor. Preaently housing Sequoia Wine Cellars a'1d AmePa's Restaurant. Sulit In 1974. . BROKER PARTICIPATION INVITED I."'-~ -.nc.d. high~ ""IM tel<tft by lie IUC'-a Mllecl to -• ~ PfllCllC'( 81()9 MAV 86 W.Ot PRIOR TO AUCTION ' For Further Information Call (714) 547-7784 Sele Undet the supeivlllon ol HOCHMAN REAL ESTATE, INC. 1232 Village Way. Suite E S&rtlAI Ana. Calllomla 92705 I / ~/--- / Avon o e ~ts" 1.5~ acres C:J'I>~ 2 Structures 90~ Parking ALFRED SHAFRAN Real Estate Broker 1102 W 17th Street Santa Ana, Cllkforni1 92706 .. Bathers Mi.ss Out Country Inn Compl~ments Wonders of Masseur . ( , I By JULES LOH A"$-l•ICM,.._altlll BERKELEY SPRINGS. W.Va. Are today's old folks sturdier? Are the young folks creakier ? Or is it just that the highways are better? I .1 •• doubledlt.ssl:.to«Orooms... i Whatever the reasog, there has ( J been a decided cha.ngo in Ried A.MERICA Jahnson's clientele over the years . ~ .._~~~~~~~~~-- Ried Johnson is a musseur. Ile works at the Berkeley Springs sanitarium, where he has been rubbing people the right way for more than half his 70 ye ars, and has noticed that while business is as brisk as ever the age of the The town takes its name from the springs gushing 2,000 gallons of waler a minute out of a hillside, a s pectacle all the more lovely when the hillside is de- corated with a utumn. Ried Johnson and all his .,.. • cestors he knows about '""" up. t in B~rkeley Springs. ..Some «)(; • the g raves in the Johnso._: cemetery go back to the l'ZOOI. .. } hesai~ : . I 1 average r ecipient o f hi s physiotherapy has markedly THE WATER ARRIVES at a declined. steady 74.3 degrees, summer and , .. . winter. It is sweet and clear. 'IN THE OW days. he swd. Native Indians celebrated the HE WORKED AltOUND tb$ j baths as a helper from the thn• : he was a boy, then wMn the job of masseur opened up he went to l Chicago to a school of mauage f ·and physiotherapy, came holne and took the job. That wu· 111 1 1945. I "I don't know whether lb~ , waters have any curative : power," he said.· "In f9ct, Of : course they aon •t. But Jr a penoer: thinks so, they do. They beJp : psychologically. Certainly th4 · massages m~e you feel better If ! YoU ache, or even ii you don't.: ! There's no doubt about the purity ! and good taste of the water. : "people would come h ere and •place a t first. of course, and stay for no less than a week and spread the word. When George take the baths ever y day. Washington camped here on a They were mostly older people. surveying job for Lord FairfaXt ''Now they are Y<?ung _or mid· the s prings were already die-aged. They drive m from ... fam 'd .. W~s hin g.ton,_ Richmond . His diary entry for March 18, Ph1ladelptua, \:r\JOY the scenery, 1748. says: "We this day called to take a bath. get a m assage and see Ye Fam'd Warm Spring." drive back ho111e in the evening. "Well, there are better treat- ments for older people's ailments nowadays, that's one thing. But the highway is better, too, so these young people don't ha ve to stay overnight.'' THAT'S TOO BAD. Staying overnight at Jlerkeley Springs is a positive joy. The place they would stay. next door to the sanitarium, is called simply The Country Inn. It is that, a count.ryj.nn, a sturdy old relic which is not only a welcome relief from tihe Mot.el Modern school of hostelry but also a testimonial to the wonders of the · waters of Berkeley Springs. · THEY BECAME EVEN more fam 'd wben a l awyer from C larks burg, W. Va., Home r Williams, dropped by to ease his groaning joints in the early 1930s. He fell so cured be loaned a local couple, the Walle r Harrisons. S60,000 to build the inn so he would have a comfortable place to stay next time he ached. We've never bad any diseases ! around here from it. lt'a jua'. good to drink ... ' That fact has been known foe : 2~ centuries of recorded history and who knows bow Jona before that? People drive for miles to fill jugs. Even local people line up w ith their bottles. .. They were paying carpenters ·cind bricklayers 15 cents an hour back then." Ried Johnson re- calls . "That was all it took. S60,000. When the inn was finished in 1934 il became so popular even in those hard times ·they had to expand it. In 1937 they KNOW WHY! IN recent years a state law required all city • water supplies to ~chemically , purified. So the 944 citizens of• Berkeley Springs, from their:.. taps, get water with chlorine ; added. . "I don't know;• Ried Jobnsoe · shrugged. "Tbe law's the law." Over TI1e Counter HASOUstt.qs ' J l • NEW YORlt IAP) -Most lldl ... OY•r· S llle-<o•u•le< sll>CIU i'-',.d lly NASO. • N•me V.,._ Bld 4111.td Cho. 1 PM>\1 Br.. D,a J0Yt JI +i \ I ~~ ·· ;~c . r;: • ~ . .+:~ .: ltl"-<>G '1S400 11. • •• •S.1•" Pre~ AD tJ;.iot> 10\., 10•• + '-It ~~~~.. :~;= . ~I···~~ ! t: :: ~:.r~~. 71.>00 131., , ... -11. 11 BlyvrCID ~~~ ~·::• ~~· :1.r: l, . 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Mii,. - Jn one momentous day President Carter cot the ateel com panles off hia back and lhtn ateol)ed on the toes ot ~t -otheraymboloflndualrlalmls~t.tbenaUo~'1ollj>fOdUC4lt'I. And 1n dolng so he sent a ah.lver tbrou&h prtvate !'}· terprise, which baa been campatanlnc ror it.a very 111• a&ainst the mistaken notion tbat everythlb1 ft takes ~ somehow swells the bank accounts ol a l1¥0nd rew • . SOME ..,. IULLION, BE Hid, would .. JO Into th• pockets of the oil companies \hemaelves" tr C0qre11 r .. Jected his program to continue refU)atins oll and 1u prtc .... ~ But. later the President's ftJUNI were abownto be la• gross exaaaerauon. Tb• Preeldent. lt appears, made t.M same error so many others alao make: Ht contused gross revenues with net lncome. The truth is that petroleum and coal products com· panles, according t.o the PrelicMnt'1 own ~mle Npol(j.o Congress this year, took In u prollt dwtq lt1t onJ1 I ctftti or ao roc every dollu ot aales. • Those proflta went not to a few but to • mllUOM ot investors. All the,., ot re- venues went for Hlarlea, -~~1 -~veat. ment ln facWUea. traupon.muon ad 1enenl Oftfbtad. _ No matter what their feellr\p about oU, therefore, there ls c:onstemaUoa lD the buainess community today becaUle. in total contradkUon ot theJr .aoru, they have been set •part from the total ,, .... ~· .... } . .., It~',. ',, \l'" -... 4 ~l··f· .. -.,;,/· ... : .· ·-·. "'. ·~ .. K commun!ty. Jt is "them" ~aln&t "•t CUNN.,, the people." The late Presldent 'Kennedy did somethln1 of the sort in 1962 when, after feellna he wu double-cro11ed through a price lncre~e by U.S. Steel chairman Roger Blough, he re· (erred to his fdther's warning tbat businessmen ue SOBs. BUT THERE IS A VAST DIFFHENCE between Ken· nedy jand Carter. KeMedy's remark was spontaneous: Carter's wu calC\llated. Kennedy's ri!mark was an erul>' Uon of bot emotion; Carter'• couldered remarks cut like cold steel. - What Carter eaid wu the very t.hift1 that l>ualneaamen hoped they wouldn't hear from a Prealdent. They are fully aware of the lm~ct of a prestdent'1 remark.I •.. Ube Micl it, It must be true.' Or eoeome people will 1a1. A FEW PDABES rao• A P•BSIDENT, partl®lJl'~ ly, when the word.I UMd are ''rioolt" and ''l>rollteerini·~ and .. into the pocket.I" tends to undo all their efforts. In fact, Judging from tbe advertisement.a prepared by lbe AdvertlslnJ Council and the Bualnesa Roundtable, tbe Preaident was aw_are or his choice of words. They are the very ones the ads seek to defuse. • • - Consider this opening paraeraph of a tJ\ree-page ad ~ the Roondtable. formed by B1ou1b ~r tifJ conlront.atSoft with Kennedy: "WE'VE BEEN BEARING A LOT about 'Them' lately Oft.en bad things. About how bJg they are. They've· been cursed in the streets, reviled 1n Coaaress condemned by the press . They are o(ten overestimated. They are seldom un- derstood.'' · · Business, especially blg business, has long feared tllat people psychologically separate it from t.be naUoaal com~ munity, set it apart as something t.o be watched rat.her tJan. something to be used for jobs and income. • And now, especiall y with Bert Lance gone, the business rommunity is fairly certain that the Wbjte House shares a nd per.haps has exploited that recUni . • Tecluiical V pswing-,..,._ . Aids Stock Rally NEW YORK (AP> -Thestx>ck marteteJced outaamall gain today ln a technical upswing after l~ broad decline o( late. The Dow Jones averace ol 30 Industrials, down more than 20 points in sht tradln1 days, was up O. lT to 820.51. Advances outnumbered declines by a 7.5 marcln amQnf New York Stock Exchanse-U.sted lssuts. • Trldln« wat fairly quiet. Bl« Board volume tot.1Ue4 20. l rolllion shares. • Brokers said stoclts attracted some "barraln bunli.Qa" interest and covering of previOWJ short positions after tbt market's broad decline or la.le. . DotDlo"nAeeragn lt'Jaaf StHk .. IJld : ' N-Vtf'S~I 1"11111 ~-.... HOCU 0-, HIQll '-C'"°' CM 'D 11\d t:IUJ ~ tls.M 120.SI+ t .1l '° ,.,., ~t.• iot.SJ 20M1 201,,._ o.tl ~ Ull 111.11 IJt. .. •11t.ll 111./4+. 0.01 ~111 .a.)J a u s •Ao 2112. n-0.30 -,~' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1.s,.JOAO, _, ... ,.................... ·~-Ulil• •• ,................... Ul,.AOCI 1.S$Ol ••••••••••••••••••• ,... 2.MO;IOO NEW YORK IAPI• S1>1«1o 4 P·"I· pr~e -,,., (llM\Ot .. "" -"*' 1KllYe .,,,.,,,.,, Stel• lilt(..... ,_., ,,..., ... 11.MMNllY it ,,,.,. IN/I lif:• kOw<>I~ ........ 51 -1 .. otlh~ ,...··~···· -n ... .,II NA •.•• ;. +I lft -"' . . Due to late tr•n1mfislon t~y's Hstln~ wfll· not • a~~r In the O~Jly ~Uot. .... ''°'"· .... . -i'~ 11. -"' r1At1-• ... rr .-~ k, _ tlire.\'T Aad1bt cv1111...... ~1MO J:i. +.. NI W VORk lAl>I. __ _ POE ., ••• , •• , JO.lOO ti~ -'-l HlolJAly 011........ a.JOO 22.6-+ !-. T..,, ' tl;c':t' 1~:::::: ::: 1!:: .... 5£ ; I --------------~ 19'•1 ···~ . ,,, .. Htw 1'7t l'ltM 14 •I Vps a"d DoK7118 .._ m r 1M :n ,., .. AM9.JI SALe• Due to late tran1mfsslori today's llstlng wfll not appear In the Dally PUot: Stoela I• Tlte s,,.,,,.,., ... • :•· DAlLYPttor . Tueaday.Oetober18,1977 c ·RIME ANO JUSTICE/ STATE • Fear Fills Air Chavez' Backers PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUI 8UllNEU NAM&STATIM•llT PUBLIC NOTICE PVBUC NOTICE "C'TITIOUSIUSINHS ITATaMINTOflAIANOONMINT NAMISTATIMINT O"llltOfl • lM t0Uowl119 --ll dol"O bu.!· lllCTITIOUSIUSINU.JNAM• Suburbl.a's Serenity Slowly Eroding 'Upset' r,.,. , .. _,,,., ...,_ •••Clolno """· "." ., "THE ~ ... 40S Warner, Hu111. lnQlon 8"<1\ CA.,... An11t11ne M Apoel•c e, 1 ttOO Touut• Ctr<I•. H""li"910ft 8-lt, CA ,, ..... neuet• )lte ICN-lllQ --,,_ __ ..,. • F VT UR I 5 TI C 5 I 0 N ti..-ottlwll<ll__......,__: MAINTl!NANCE, tU 9a1Ler • HAR80R TOWIN() ~fllANV, JtO?,Olli.Motsa.Cafllorlll•ti.• "4 wen"'" SCr..c, c. .. ~CA Dan Cl'larl .. a1en~e1111tlp, •is t?t.17 l•ker, J!Ol. Cotla MH.t, Catllwftle Owen J. Hawl•I'. Utlt MIWteft llt'l'laeAssoClated Press 1t was an autumn Sunday du.sk in a woodsy suburb and three llt· Ue girls went out to play. )JtlllobS oC children do it every day in the towns that ring the na· 'lion's crime-ridden cities. Being able to simply send the kids out to play is one of the charms of the z;uburbs and one reason for leav· i ng the city BUT THAT CHARM Is eroding in suburbs ever ywhere. In ... w ......... .. BILLBOARDS, POST£RS ASK, 'WHERE IS ANN?' Mla1lng lndlana U11Jveralty Coed Ann Harmeler Communities Rally __ Jn Search of. Cped , . CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind. (AP> -Ann LoW.lie 'ftarme1er, 20. ~ould be considered nothing more than .a statistic one or thousands of persons reported mls.sing eacll year. tn time destined to be erased from pollce computers and human memories. But Mis~ H1rmeier, a lifeloog resident of Cambridge City, is a sy~bol oC the abiJ!ty of the •:OOO ~le who live in this small eastern lndrana commuruty and adJacent towns to counter frustration and despair with optimism md determination. THE PEOPLE ARE SEARClllNG FOR Miss Harmeier And they won't give up until they find her. On the moQllng or Sept. 12, the Indiana University junior loaded her clothes and books into a car and beaded for the campus in ~loomlogt.on, about 105 miles away. She stopped at service stations several times en route because she was having car trouble. She was last spotted atanding outside her disabled car a.long Jn. dlana 37, two miles north of Martinsville, less than 20 miles from campus. THE ltEV •. .ROSE TAUL OF Cambridge City Presbyterian Church. a family friend, became alarmed <when Miss Harmeier failed to telephone her that njght as planned. The next day, she and ,.-= _...Mis~me.ier..'.s~m.oth~Marjori~ retraced... the route Mis~ -• Harmefernad folten. r -Y' ... • -• They found the toaded car, emergency lights flashing aban· doned by the roadside. ' Where is Ann? That question, In bold, black type, is spread throughout the na· Lion on bumper slickers. posters and billboards. all part of a massive campaign that began the weekend after Miss Harmeier vanished. _ "J:l!OJ)~ ANN WAS rffilirted missing, J called Mrs Harmeier and asked i£ there was any ng I coUJd do." s810Dav1d Westo~ Dublin Elementary School principal. '4'h.al's when Ernie Alder -a retired state police sergeant and another neighbor of the Harmeiers -and I decided to put out the posters ... Thousands or posters bearing •picture and description of the blue-eyed. blonde Miss Harmeier have been distributed, he said. Weston, Alder and•Miss Taul set up the Ann Harmeier Search and Reward CommJttee, wh.lch bas collected more than SIO 000 in pledges and $5,000 in cash. ' SMALL SEARCH PARTIES OF AREA residents and Bloom· tngton citiz.ens are helping police scour parts of the Morgan-Monroe Stale Forest and combing remote areas in southern Indiana and Kentucky. Six billboards displaying Miss Harmeier's picture have been erected between Cambridge City and Bloomington. Stories for two national magazines, a public broadcasting documentary and local television and radio spots are in the works. • Police, observers and even the citizens themselves are amazed a l the Intensity of their determination. But all agree that Ute trey to the community zeal lies with Mi.ss Harmeler herself. ANN LOUISE HAJlMEIER LIVES in the hearts and minds or thete people, for her church work, her devotion to her mother. her tai.nt.u.r father, .Robert, died of a brain tumor when sbe was 4. Miss Harmeier returned home often while at Indiana Universi· ty, .. probably more than she should have," says hen mother a nnisic teacher for Wes tern Wayne Schools. "She loved her home.·: • A drama m.Jor and an A student, Miss Harmeier's gift for sing. mg and acttna landed her a supporting role in a university musical. She bad sung wlth twq, other girls at community functions for 11 years. "SHE ALWAYS WAS READY TO use her talent." Miss Taul said. •'even If lt meant chlmging her schedule. "AM Is very special -just lhe most special person -ve ry mature, sensitive and so good to elderly people. even though she has no reason t.o care about them. She just does. "It would be a horrible, insensitive community that wouldn't unlte to find her. ln a larger town. it wouh.ln 'l have happened ... but here, we're Ukc a-family." ' THREE STATE POLICE DETECTIVES have been assigned full Umot.olhe cue, but leads are few and far between and evidence iaac4rce. "Thia iocldent has au the indications of foul play ... said state pollce Sgt. Donald OastinP~u. "lt's not JJke she walked aw•y from .lho dorm or .somethin•. •• Elvaton, Md .. the three girls dtd not return that Sunday to their comfortable homes 10 cniles LOS ANGELES <AP) south of Baltimore. Some ma.Jor church The bodies of Deborah Ann leaders, among the Hogan, 10, her sister Theresa, 8, . s taunchest backers of and Ann Marie Brzeszkiewicz, 8, farm labor leader Cesar were discovered the following Chavez, have threatened day in a creek. They had been to withdraw their s up· stubbed to death two of them had port of the United Farm morethan40wo~nds. Workers _il'\ a dispute A 16-year·old neighbor, Stuart over Ch~":ez'. reeent trip Kre iner . was arrested an d to the Ph.ihpprn~s. . rharged with the deaths that "l was and sllll am dis · ended the serenity of suburbia. lurbed by Chavez' visit,·· .. , . the Rev. John P. Brown, WE VE ALWAYS FELT fair-acUng executive director ly sure here. but you can reel the of t h e Northern fear in the air,·· Bruce Strazze, California Ecumenlcal president of the local civil as· Co u n c ii s aid in a so~iati_on .. sajd be fo_re the arrest. t elephon'e interview ,_,.,,., K"", 10112 H•rbor tste I.It .• H""linClfon llHc.lt, CA 92446 l 1\1' llllflneu la coneluclad l>'f • vener•I .-~11 .. ~tefno Tiiis si.1..,,..,,. w•• flied with llle Counly Clerk cl 0r•"9t Co4.m1y on Sept. n, ttn. fl'fU• l>ubll"*I Oraftlle c:o.11 O•llr Piiot, Stpl. 21, Oct ... "· "· .. ,, •111-n PUBUC NOTJCE l'ICTITIOUl8USINIU NAM! STAllNl!NT r"" 1011ooo1nci 11trsans •re CI04no t><>sl· nt•U> COLORAND·SUMNllT VIEW. 11S'2 LA119l1v A .... I rvlne, CA 9'2114 Color-C:O.-allOn, • C:.lllornla <orl>Ol'•tlOn. 111.1 L11191ey An . Irvine, CA '11114 SIR o.w1opm .... 11nc ... C•lllo<rll• CO<-•llon, 1101 <;.rc11111 Grove 81•0 .. G1rot<1Grow, CA92 ... I T "" buSIM U •• conOWCIK by • 99 ... , •• ,,.,, ... Nl\lp COl.ORANOCORP This 1s a typical bedroo.m from San Francisco com!1lunity. ~nd w.e'ven~v~rh~d Monday. Rl<hlrCIT. """ p,.._, 11111 aiatement w•s lllecl wlln -C-ty 0..11 ol OtM\00 °"'11tr on Sep. .......... tt. 197) Fll2t0$ Publllllld Ot~ CANIS! Oeilr Pllol Oct 4, It, II, n. lfT1 a hemous ~rime ~ke this. said Stressing that bis or· Capt. William Lindsey of the ganization considers An!!e Arundel (Md. I County Philippine President police. "It has shaken toe ~rn· Ferdinand Marcos' gov· , munitl_ up, puJled people closer ernment unacceptably ur~~ther and made ·t=hem-lc~ oppre§sive. Brown said. the1rk1dsclose tohome." . ··our su pport fo r PUBUC NOTICE fll1CTITIOUS8Ulllf1i NAME STATIM!MT Tiie lol~"9 --'' dol"9 lllnl· MU•-' • '14» ,. W<\lie •• ,....... CA. tl104 Tiiis Ml .... , Is c~ 11,. _, 111> Tlll1 tivll1WUW.SCOO'CM:11Mbt'•ftill• CIMcNal. dlvl-1. l>MC.81-Mthlt' C>wwo,.1.Hawlev Tlllf, .. .._ w., f.., 111lltl tlw Tltll a1.i..-was Mad 'WIUI ttw c-r CHfll at ~MOe c.wnlr .,. .._, Countr c'41rlt OI Or'Mee CIN.Htlr lit!°''-ttmbef 21, 1'77. • t4, lt71 .. ,..J llVf»-4' . Pullll-Orenge ONst Delly Piiot, Pubfl"*f 0r""9'1 0>96' 0.llr PllOI; StP1.V...i0tL4,11,11,m1 0»11 on.1,2S,-..C1Hov.1,1,1t11 . ~,, PUBUC NOTICE NOTI(& IHVIT1NO arDS Tne Counly Sonll1tlon Dlltrlcts ot Ora"9'1 C.OW.l'f, Calllornl•. wlll rKel•• sulecl bio' 1.1nlfl Frtelev, Oclobtr ft. "11, al 11:00 A.M. OIOt n11•sr lie ,.... c•l•tcl .i lhe Oislrkh' AOmlnhlret1v1 ottict~ br the Clell anel lime 11ere1nabo.._ .. , forth, et Wlllcll ti-Iner w111 be PUllll<lr opeowo •ftel ... em1neel •I lllwelllce ot tlwt Ollltl<IJ, '*" Ellis •wnue, Founteln V•lley, C•I• 1«111•, '°'Ille lolfowl119 SOLIDS HAVLJNO IG(tllnd5Ctfftllntttl SPEOFICATIOH HO. PW-4U1 6 ICI> MU$l ... _,,Ulacl Oft .... toffll WPP''-'l l>Y llw OhltkU In .cco-. Wllll all p<OVl~ol IM -ll1<atl011S. s.i.c111caU011S, INd DIAnll• -1"'1/IV lnlormMIOl'I mar be OCJtaln..s at""9 -~ ~: U>-2tl0.,. '62·2411. .r<u.w..,...s,a-.-. Setrelarv 8oar•ofOl-Wii;. c-tr Sanllatlot> Dlllrkll -.1,t,3.s.•.1-11, _ _ 91-0<ini! Coliflly1 C.lllornl• Putrll5/llcl Orange Oieat Oelfr fll~ Ocl-11, 1'71 ••1~71 PUBUC NOTICE MAU SU .. a1tt0ft C~llTOfl THE STAT.Ofl CAl,,.lflOlllllA flOlt T'ff•CIO(INffOflOltANOI. Ne.A~ NOTICe' Of' H•AltlNO O" .. &T1Tl(lf4 flOtl "lt08AT• 0" Wll.I. ANO f'Olt LlfntutS T .. TAMilfH· TAllY ANO l'Olt AUTMOllllATIOM TO AOMllllST•lt UNOElt THI INOilffll«NOIHT AOMINISTUTIO .. 01' HT.ATES ACT. ht11e 9f ftE8A HISTED, Al(" ltEIA SMlnt HISTED, AKA REBA I. HISTED, OtceeWO. NOTICE IS HERE8V GIVl!N INI I.DIS JENKIN$~ IYed ~I !»Il- l*' tor ,,,_ .. f wtn era fOf 1s-• ol L•tt•rs Ttsl•trMlltary elld ftl<' A_,.l'IMUllGn to .A*nlNJ\r ~the I~ Mrnllllstratlofl ol Estaes -"Cl, ,..,_. to wNdl II fTYde for f\ll1tlff 1*1iallert, -111111 u. ''""' MCI pl_. cl hNrlnO t"'9 .. -l•et lllMft ............... 1,1'tl',wt ~ •• !n tht courtroom of 0.0.rtmellt Ho. hf ule ~. 4" 100 avic Center 0r1 .. WHI, In the City of .Senta Au, a111onwa. O•'-'Oc.\.12.t\11 WILUAM'r.SY JO- Golll1ty Gl«flt l'llAHICA.Ol.DMl!H SWISS REURVE ASSOCIATES. l)OJ A•oUOo, Suite ?JS, Newp0rl r------------BHCll, ~ m.o PlJBUC NOTICE OLOMUt ANO Ol.DMllN ttlO-r0t1w,s.N•to1 New,_,, llNcll. CA f1IMt People would expect a tnple Chavez' union has to be ~urd~r in nearby Ba~timore or tied to s upport for Y. ashangton, b~t not an the re· human rights around the laxed community. Somehow. 1t worlcl. The two iss ues had seemed immune. No longer. cannot be separated." J•mM Allen l•ltMr, 1000 PIA Newp0'1 1 111, Newport 8ee<ll. CA ""° •ttllrMll•tor: ...... _, ---.. o-n_c:_E_TO_C._R_l_D_IT_O_lt_S __ , PulMI~ O'Wl9t "°''' O•llr Piiot;""---.. SUPIRIOll COUltTOI' THI! Od. U.1a,74, lf17 .Utt,11 Thll ~, .. n It tonGUCl9d t>y ... In· TllE CAUSES OF the growing crime in suburbia are varied and Tris llplteld d1•idUll J•,,_ A. Zeltner STATEOFCALIFOllNIA f'Oilt THECOUNT't'Ol'OiltANOli .... A·'14U PUBUC NOTICE debated . It naturally migratt?l> from the c1t1cs with the popula- tion; it commutes outward with urban criminals; it becomes in· d1 enous to the ~uburbs . Ifs n-n l't'OH -. . . ,...A~ .• permissive ram11y and· lenient 1•ourts Although the l&tes t FBI stat1st1cs show the nation's crime rate as dropping, the s uburbs show a 6 percent inc:rease in '1olcnt <:rimes murder . rape and JSsaull for the first six months of l97i compared with the same pcnod an 1976 LOS ANGELES (J\P) A federaJ judge has re· fu sed to order t h e Montgomery Ward stores t_q stop selling ctiitdr~At;>.~ legedly treated with Tris. a name retardant chemical which a federal Tiii' Jlal-1 WH flied will> Ille c ...... 1, C•••k ol 0t•119'1 County on Sept. E•l•I• ol FLORA CATHARINE SU .. BRICMtCOUR1'0flTHll ST EWART, O«<t• .. d 5lATIEOl'CltUllOltNIAFOlt AHlf tr:'..~~~~·~::!::.~~:!': THliCXMINTYO,ORA.ICH •• Pu~~ c;r~,~ <;;;' O•llY Piiot. 1"'11 .,, --"·~· ..... Cf elm• 999ln•I H 0 TI c E ": .... ~.It IN c;. 0" 12. ,.,, ... pt • • • • •llt-1l lne w10 o.c.oe,,. er• r1N1ulrltd to file .....,m, wttfl 1!W nec~.-y -heu. In :~'ril~ :~It/:~·: T~ 0/ !'~~ .,J!.lJlt(_ll' 1'110'11! Ille ottlC• °' tr.t cit<~ ol Ille ellOve -MIN IST RATIOM WITH TH• WILi. -w: ~· _ r1 ..... to0<eMOt1Mm.w•llllllit • N N I! x •.o • N 0 "0 It Fl CTI TI OU$ 8USINESS Qr'(.--s, N ~"'-lill*f itUTNOIUZATIOfif-TO AOMIHISTIR •I""' ollk.• ol RfCHAllO E. Ml!Yelt, UNDER 'THI INOliflDOENT" AO.-NAM& JTAT!MEHT AllorN'v ii( Ulw, toO Wll1ltlre 81¥4., TM lollowll>Q _.,.I• Ool119 bu.Ii· SUllA U)O. Lol Alllleltt. Calllorlll• MINIUllATIOMOflll$TATllSACT ..... M 90D11.Wo1<Jit•U.elka6111USl ... not EU•••'' MABEL M. eusH. agC'ncy says can cause NEWPORT v1Deo 1110 ,..,._ u.e ..,,.,.,,iQnefl '"•" met1.n pert.i,,. o.a.-. .i • cancer. 10.,_.. ..., lOO !kw-I S.11<1'1, U •"9 IO!lleff""•olwioci.c-t,wllllln NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN llwt '7660 1.,.., "*''°" .. W -11,11 -l<.aUCll'I Al AN II, BUSH~ IMtCI llefelll a "11-U .S D1str1c l Judge Tllon\e•V Sull•v•n •HOP••k °''"'•-K•. t10ttforP-•o1wt11-~ .. -.o1 Robert Kelleher on Mon· N1ws-t NO 11» N-t Buel\ CA O•tectSepUt1. "'' Aelmlnlwat.-.. 1111 me Wiii .,.,._ '1WIO FREO MURRA\' ef\CI 10< aut-ltel-lo AOmlniJI• un• day s:J ad lhe federal gov· "'" """"'"'" conou.t..i b• .,. '" STEWART. JR •• ,.,. 1noepen0ent AOrnln1w.uo.. ot c>rn m<'nt had failed to 0"10""1 e-u1oro1u...w111of E•••tn-"ct.ret•ence1o,.,,1t1t1,_ rt-om..,v !.viii••" IM-ne""'°oec_,,, lor lurll"'' ,..n1cu1.,,. ~ U\al 1i. :-.tio w I hat Tris doec; r ... , ,,.,_, ""' 111.., '"''"' tl\e lllCH•lllDE.MllYWlt "f""•nC11>1-.eothear111911te-""~ H+• cootcub.l .. .l!.llJe:. ~,000 po pulation s how a 2 percent drop 1n those cnmc::. <' Q'tffl°~ Nlnt'er'\ U Chum (;O...,l{ ~""' OI 0re"99 Ceunty on A119 Alt....,.yat uw -n 511 lor "'°"9m~. Jffl, It IO.CIO ~ "" ----.O.Wllilll?t1Nw • "'·· •n 1"" <.,..,,,_, ol Ot_,.....,, · madt! by the Consum<'r ,.111n s .. n.tne ~o Jot Aklc°"1t. 11100~0nm-Product Safety Com. Put>.,.,_ Or•rt0t Coo•1 O•"Y P1to1 ... ,,....,..8 U.Mll 0<1ve Wt>t, 1n 111e cu., ot s.nr. ..... O\'£RALL. THE SUBURBS mission s.or no<t 4•11·''·''11 T••:m116~1141 c.a~,!~;:1~1-14 • ..,, h::ad a 6 1:>crccnt dr.opfn -crime. __________ .. _,_,s-_n~ •1-•,..1-v1.. w1LL1A"'ll.s•JOHN, Plll>I-0...,. C-U ..0..1• eU04. reflectinng a 7 percent drop in IJC S upporte d PUBLIC NOTICE °'' •. 11, 11. u . ,.,, N~R;1;i°:E':~:,1' property crime. But there are 47'°"17 ~001tA1..o,MuoE1. "d rl t" d . b f'ERKELEY SUPElllOlt~UllTOl'THll llOHHWALD W1 e va a ions an some SU • > <AP ) 'TATli'OFCALlf'OttNIA l'Olt • "llOl'f.:Ut~•LCORl'OttATION urbs surfer much more than University of California TNliC.OVHTYOl'ORANoE ----------•-N•w-'Ctft•Onw oth d d ~-•·tttM PUB OTI $11111 uu ers. g ra uate an pro· 011De1tTOSHowuuse LICN CE New-111aklt,e1tn ... In New Jersey suburbs. violent fessional schools should '" •• Pene HEAD,• Minor, bvr-------------••t1wMyfw;l'e4111- c rame has increas·ed by almost 35 continue gi vlng pref. :,•L~•A~ ".~~;>~~~JuD•E HEAD. "~'11,.'i~!:~:,.':::s Pub11.n.ci Ot-c;.o.,1 0.11.,. Pitor.' • h FI ' ............. ~-..,..olNanw Ocl.lt,lf,U,1'17 percent since t9'72. t e B re· e rential treatment t<> wHellE.AS. w1Lt.1•"' HEAO •"° T.,. ,.,..1n -m.a ,.,_ .. , ... i,. Ported. The rate of increase in minorities unless the Juoie "E"D· cie1111 ........ n .,.r..,,, 0o1119 "'*""' -· 1'-1°'1 .... 1119 tk· o< •PCMk-PETIE ANDllEW HEAD, tltioln-.; ruralNewJerseywasStpercenl courts forbid it, a UC • .,.,,.,....,..,.,,.1 .. ,,01a991oe,111.a 1F1et1t1GusNe~i.1i.ev>H. The list or violent crimes In task force said Monday • ""'*' witll the Cle<lt ot "'" Covn IHNERVISIONS lor •nor•<"""'l!•no •DOhc:ent•s,,_ HOME OECOll ... TORS Of' ~uburbia 1s growinj.l For exam-The task force also 11om P1.11e ANDREW HEAo 10 AMERICA pie.. recommeoded retlucino n cvi:N ... NOllt!WHl!AO t s.io °"''"'" .,,..,., 1rw tor_. h "' l I IS OROEREP llWt •II .,.,,.,,.1,... 1"9 ll<tiri.,.., ,,._," bell'9 c-u<lf'O In the lu.!SI month. two lh(' cmp as1s on stan· IUfll.0 •II'""-... onhll•O m•lfff ~~..or ...... babysitters were raped and a dardized lest scores in -11eW•11111°""rh111:•A.M., P1eu.~ .. et11,CA11..,,.. .. lhird was assaulled in Ramsey graduateadmissions.. :'~s.,'.~·~~:'= 11c11~.o!!"'...::',~~~ .. C:.~~ and Upper Saddle River,· N.J. 0r1,,.wnt,s.m11M.1,c.1ttont1• . .,.., '"'°'PDtJMCl.•~htOfnlu°""°'''~ Patrols were increased and a "'""~. ,, .,.,, ""'' '"-!letllloft 1or •nco010<•tec1My 11•1911 .. Doc A rratH <llafttltol ... "'*-.'°not ... ..,. .. ,..,. •. ""' ---"'"""'*"'•'IOI\ babysitter switchboard was set "is FURTHCtt OADEREO t,..,. ·• 200 Hcwport Ge<lw °'"' ... ~ , .. , el 11111 Onlfr co ~ c-bt P~1. l<tw1>0f't llu<JI, Calllo•11la up w ASCO (A p ) A Dlllllh"•O In '"-Oelly Piiot, • ·-· -SUSAN ROSENTHAL, a physician in this Kern now~o11111nera1c1rcute11.,,p.1n1. s r-tM-.-••e11ew,.c.en. C .., In OtMIOI c-.ty, C.IHornla. _,. • CllKledll'f •CDrPW•lloft. 29-year-old bride, was murdered ounty community bas -•wfouf-..1 .. -u""'°''° eevEALVTHOMPSON m her home two weeks ago in been arrested on charges ,.,._ ... ,. ..... ,..,...,,,..,..u'°"' INCORPORATED ( f . • oaa.os..t.•. ,.,, ACAlllMrlll•CM-Mlon New Hope. Minn .• a suburb of o orgmg prescriptions 1.e11 ... v.,,,.ltflho.. e-,a.wrtyT._ Mjnneapolis. Threats were and prescribing drugs to Ndllllotu.s.-1orc-r1 ~ s pray.painted around the quiet an addict. :f~ .. ~~~~~~~N neighborhood. Her husb-and's Dr. Glenn Hallock was ,.__,. .. '- former girlfriend was arrested. arrested at bis ofClce 1 .. 0... .. ,Sillle• -·A 17-year-old babysitter kid-Monday and booked into ;:.~=1~.,,.... naped three children from the the city jail. sheriff's .,,.."' d t. "<I AllenotYllw N iii-• Dallas suburb of Garland two epu ies sai PubOtllt<I ar ... 1111 eo..1 0111r P•~. weeks ago and took them on 8 His arrest followed a 0<u,11,11.u.1t11 . 30-hour trip to New Mexico. four-month investigation . _________ •_1_u._n Five women. four of them by the Kern County neighbors, were abducted, raped narcotics task force, the and murdered in Alexandria, Va. st ate Board of Medical An t8·yeat'-Ol~lltgb s~tft>ct 1t"'t"'P __ Qu~ Assurance and out was sentenced last week to Wasco~ff<.'t! ' -- prison. -LAST JULY. EIGHT TrekMMlled persons were lined up and shot. LONG BEACH (A p 1 six fatally, m the Miami s uburb The port of Long Beach of Carol City Police said robbery is expected to send an was the motive Three Miami eight-member delega· men werearres ted ti o n to a four -day "l'be days are ggne when ~-.Ainttican Association of pie could leave tffe screen dOOr Port AulhorHles conven· unlocked.·· said Bill Ell· tioninMex.lcoCity. in gs worth, director of public af. The cost of sending the fairs for the International As-group, which includes sociationofChiefso£Police. four harbor co m - "Nowadays you can't sit on the missioners, has been porch or go for a walk at dusk. estimated at$4,000. When you come back, 11 you're-1---------- not mugged, the porch swing won't be there and the TV set is gone." he said. THE SUBURBS ENJOY a more ea11ygoing lifestyle, he said. and people might be more careless and have a false sense of security "They left a heavily populated area where violence was more common and went to the suburbs .. thinking lhey were sare. "But they can't run away from crime. They forget the criminal element is mobile. Suburbanites corn mute to the city and criminals rrom the city cotnmute to the subt1rbs. The city is the criminal's headquarters, and the suburbs are his offices," he said. ELL(NGSWORTH AL.SO said criminals are enticed by more and more amuent homes left va· cant by working couples and by police departments not yet pre· pared to handle the crime in· crease. The growth of narcotics use in the suburbs also has contributed to the increase in burglary, he said. "Because of migration and growth. the subur~have all the problems or the cities and are af. rtlcted by the same kinds of crimes." said Leonard Tropin. vice president of the National Council on Crime und Delin· .qu.ency. PUBUC NOTICE NILES El'ST ~"""'-' p.,,,,., lh HtroldJ Ci••• PfHla.111 Tl\I• •l•t-111 .,.u flltel wlln tr.. County Clttk ot O<•noo C.Ounly Qfl ~P ''"'"' ''· 1911 ,. PUBLIC NOTICE • dlf.11 PVBUC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUJ;IUSIMISI NAMl JT•TIM,INT T"" '°'-"' '*..., " -... """" ,,.,~ .. S T. A TI 0" "1 1 ~TW-1 N er MAa.INES, SAL.IS ~ SERVICti, ... 9Eest1111154.. OIOtWW.CA. t»2' • ENWI Lal\4*n\le, )011 C:.llli., M~•*' v1ei.. CA. •u Thl1~·~~.., ... ""' 01111e1ua1 " £,.,... LallillelrtSM 1'1115 ~ -llled Will! ... C-tr C,...,. flf 0..-. <.ounly.., ()(I, u. ttn ·~1 P"l>l•W-0 Or-. CIMllC Dally Piiot, °'' .•. JS, IN! Nov. '· •• lf11 """'' PUBUC NOTICE • • .r • -1NSIDE. ·-·Ertna Bombec.k •Television -turing ..... . . •Comics •Entertainment Tuesday,October18, 1977. - ·l'" --~ ... _ --- City of Hop~ • . Paolo Soleri is dedicated to his vision of a livable Arcosanti . . By J UDITH OLSON Oft ... D•llY PllotSt•tt SOLEltl, a slight, gr eying man who ·has smiled a lot in hls life, judling from the line lines at bis eyes, said r e- . . . . cent response to Arcosanti: bu bee,. P~oto Soler1 rights a s~~mmgly tm· • better than in the past. :- possible batt~e against cities that pro· "The schools are resisting a lltUe duce congestion and smog and ~ed.uce less and we have been moving from nat~ral res~urces and ho.man .d1gruty. ·logistics to discussing psyc:bololY ... His .subsutute, which is ~mg bui lt People often are afrald of the con· n~w m . the deserts of Arizona, is cept. Soleri said: because they do not fr1g~terung to many people but he understantJ it. The problem is that it conltnuesio work. k ml 1 ft ·hours to Arcosanti proposed as acltyofS 000 ta ~a n mum o wo p , • • plam It thoroughly. north of Scottsdale, will .have se-.:eral With less than that, there ls 8 wony hundred permanent residents wtthin about bow people will live in narrow: fivt; y~,. nonetheless,. ~d many skyscraper cities with s~ing anai- beheve it will prove Solen n gbt some in the middle and a &{ant greeabcxsse day. tsid .. He began his work' on bis prototype ou e. • • city 20 years ago through the Cosanti Arcosanti is belntr built little b1'Jlt- Foundation <Cosaoti is from two tie with vQ}unteer help. Funds are Italian words meaning .. before raised through the ,sale of wind belb· · .. designed by Solen, and an anmlal things l-festival which this year attracted Its main purpose is to build 10 OOOtheflrstweekendof October. Arco.santi ~ a tearning_process and • Ii v able solar-heated town otf-tmes:-SOLERl'SPENDS most of hiS·tiipl~ - Soleri talked about Arcosanti dur-traveling through t he U.S. talkinc ing his first gallery exhibition ever at about his concepts. lie has done llWe- <Muirhead Galleries. South Coast in the way. of designing tradiUanal Plaza. while virtually ignoring bis -housingtracts or industrial bu~l,s, featured bronzes and drawings. save a small experirn_ental ho e or A Cew people pur.chased the bronzes h is ·mother-Jn-Jaw and a large during the day but most of the crowd ceramics factory on the AmaJf.t coast was eager to talk to Soleri about of Italy. Arcos anti. Many had visited and Solen was born in 'J'.urin, J~y. and ·M r. atu:LMcs._ Paolo Soleri with a model of Arcosanti. others wanted to express their sup-(See ABCOSANTf, P•ge Q) port. ·senator -·Vuich Th e firs t woman state s enator says she 's no ·'women's lib ber. 1 • -By JEANIE ESAJJAN DINUBA (AP> --When Rose Ann Vulch raised her right hand to be sworn in as the first woman state senator last January. the impact of what she had accomplished hit her. An unknown. except for local Democratic Party....politics, she had defeated a 10-year veteran of the Assembly with a grass roots cam. Ra ign .. .Recalring that moment in an inlerview rrom her hometown office here. Ms. Vuich s aid her chin Started quivering and her eyes welled with •. tears as she looked al the other senators taking t.ffeoath. · "I bad to tell myself, no~n'l start bawling or lhey'Usay 'typical woman'~'" "Typical woman" is not what people are calling the farmer·accountant from this central San J oaquin Valley rarming community. She has been called a "maveri ck'" for · abstaining from voting on the governor ·~ property tax relief bill because it didn't provide adequate relief for agriculture. Rose Ann Vuich is ''not the stereotype of what a city legislator would expect the first woman stale senator lo be," said Senate Majori- ty Leader David Roberti, D-Hollywood. · The 50-year·old daughter of Yugoslavian im- migrants has not introduced one women's bill to the chagrin of the National Organization for Women. .. "l am not a women's llbber," she says. Instead, she prefers to be known as an ad- ·vocate for bet largely agricultural San Joaquin Valley distr ict although she doubts many farmers bad confidence in her when she was a candidate ~cause she was unknown and a woman. "Sometimes I sit around wondering just how many farmers' votes I did g«:t in the election.·· she said. Farmers she addressed during her cam· paign "all had this quiizlcaJ look on theit ra~e5 ~.,__--iik~they·w~e-wonde1:ing .. w.b.tther _or not I nally know what J'm talking about becauH' am a woman." She later found out Senate colleagues won· dered1he same thing. "They told me they wondered if I really knew something about agriculture of if I would try to represent agriculture just because I was elected from a farming area.•· Sen. Vuich 's first·session bill package refl ects her interest in agricul ture, taxation and her district with legislation on livestock taxation. registration of bee hive locations and tax credit for installation of drip irrigation systems. Of the 18 bills she Introduced. 11 reached the governor's desk and only one, a f~eeway bill . was vetoed. Ms. Vlijch believes she has been able to help generate more support and understanding of a~riculturc by colleagues. Sin Rose Ann Vulch in the State Senate. \ Nancy Walch teaches workshop in new docent . techniques. ' The Decent Docent · .. • • j A good one does more than guide a tour or lec·ture on the lives of the artists. She encourages the museum visitor to participate. It's almost imp;ovisational theater. • .. t • By MARCIA FORSBERG 01tileO•llY1'1tot $1MI You know it's c masterpiece. You know it's a qembrandt le; a Picasso or a Monet). You know •l 's very lovely \·ou look at 1t . . but have you realty LOOKED at it., II ave you experienced it, or felt _ E!}_thlng other than .. that's a nice painting .. or "raonc undersnmd lt"urHJ 'dort't like It.: ..... .,----.., There's a new wny of "looking" at paintings •nd sculptures In art galleries and museums to- day -by taking a tour with a docent. And there's a new look to docents. too. They do more than guide a tour and lecture on the lives of the artists. Docents are being trained In techniques that draw an observer into a worJc of art or an artifact by making the discovery process an Involvement, an experience and an encounter . The word "docent" comes from the Latin verb ''docere," meaning to teach. In general museum practice today, the word has come to mean a guide. lecturer or anyone associated with volunteer educational services to a museum. DOCENT PROGRAMS differ slighlly at the Newport Harbor Art Museum, Laguna Beach Museum of Art and Bowers Museum in Santa Ana. but the experiential approach to viewing ex- hibits is being practiced to some extent by all three Phyllis LutJeans. curator or education al Newport Harbor Art Museum demonstrates with a Jctm MeLauJChhn painting, whichis siropl}'Jwo black reclangles on a while background: ''Get up from your chairs slowly . . . be aware that you are walking through space ... be aware or space,·· she says, as she leads a group or visitors toward the painting. "Now. what do you have to say about thfa painting?" she asks. '"I feel hkc I could go right through that black space." says one observer . "I feel like I could jump over it," adds another. "Exactly! John McLaughlin was lntereste~ in creating ambivalent space." Ms. Lutjeans tells them. Later, she explained that t he ob- server "hungs In the paint. McLaughlin painted an Illusion.·• She pointed out lhal this particular teaching technique is more Interesting than just relating a lot or racts about the artist "OOlNG TO THE art museum has been a non-participatory activity in the past. and people · want to be able to participate. They don't like to be taJked to .. •• • Bowers Museum docents, from left, Mrs. Frank Carr, Mrs •. James T. White, Mrs. John Littmann, Mrs. Gerould Smith. The dual method of teaching children and · adults involvement plus loctual Information stems from Improvisational theater as a basis for art.oriented programs, she said. Nancy Walc h , educationa l program coordinator for the Municipal Art Gallery in Los Angele~. has conducted a series of workshops for the docents at Newport Harbor Art Museum. They have dealL with a variety of tour techni- ques "that are alternates to. the art historical method, which is a viable method but it only hits at one level that of giving information about the art exhibit. "People need help In how to look at a paint- ing. We're interested in relaUnt information while s imultaneously stimulating Individual ap- pr eciation of artwork. We're getting people In· volved In dialogue," she said. ON AN EXctJRSION throu1h an n hlblt, $he encourages communication, viewtn1 the pleces from dilferent angles, using physical space and movement to get involved 'With the work, betn& (See DOCENT, P~••CJ> • DA.IL Y PILOT Tuesday.October18, 1977 ERMA BOMBECK/ ANN LANDERS < ' :;.( ~:: ___ ~;·._._11_o_ee_n_t ________ Family. ~eeper ---- (From PaaeCH &Yi&re ol body lan1uace. uslne role playi.n1 and reinforcing comment• I • froD'l the tour group. Suzanne Paulson, the new docent tralner lhla tall at the L11una Beach Museum oJ Art, saJd she l intends to pattern that proeram aft.er the one at I ,NewportHarbor. "We're tryJng to In- pertence "really count in a child's life." To make that impact, Bowers do- cents are trained to "in- volve" observers. Garvin added. Sbe refers to Bowers docents as "museum educators" who are en· thusiastic about learning and sharing their knowledge. awareness program <an introductory art pro- gram for the fifth grades of local schools.> An art background isn't nec:essary at any oC the thr~ museums, but enthusiasm and a love for learning and sharing are key ingredients for a successful docent, said Kay Pa s t orl us, chairman of the docent council for Newport Harbor. Horosc~pe The Cirst and only time I was on a ski slope, I had the att.enlion of every person within a two-mile radius. It could have been rny color-coordinated pants and jacket. It could have been by oversized goggles. It could t\ave been my knttt,ed cap with the signature of a leading skier on lt. " E .... a Be.alJeek .. rummaging through my bag for the ring at tbe weddtne ceremony. I didn't raise my voice when I went to surgery wltb a tete bag over my chest. But tbe other day, J realized thinai had gone too far. My husband said, "TheseUfeSaven are stuck tocether. Where did you. Jiave them?" I corporate an lmprovisa· tlonal technique. We want to set children in- volved with the · art a.a 1"\&&Cb as we can and .make art tun tor them,·· "Rather than just walklng around and pointing, we're restruc- turing our tours first with a mm or slide show to lay the basis o.r groundwork, then time ln the tour area where children can handle the artifacts, then we give thern a chance to participate m a related activity," she said. Training !or docents at . all three museums ls an on.going process. In ad- dition to bearin& le<:tures by professionals, docents often go on field trips to other mus eu m s, galleries and collections . Bowers maintains a speakers bureau and provides "mini" museam presentations for school classrooms. [ WEDNESDAY,OCf.19 By SYDNEY OMARR "When I went to the sauna ••• •• "YOU dlcln 'U " ] My husband seemed to Things are clearly out think lt was because I of control. I didn't· mind ·was the only .woman on-;:;;;;;;;;;;;;=:=;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;==.;~;;~~ skis carrying a handbag. r i ! sl)e said. The program, under t)le dlrectlon of the ~aguna Beach Unltied School District's adult ·1'ddcatlon division, is aimed at all grade levels, depending on the aho_wlng'a appeal, she said. Jeaneue Garvin. do- cent chairman at Bowers Museum, beUeve11 in maklbg a museum ex- For example. during the current Eskimo ex- hibit, activities include listening to a story, play- ing a game. hearing re· corded music and trying an Eskimo dance. Ne wport Harbor do· cents write. edit and re· cord 10-to 14-minute taped gallery tour for visitors who prefer to view the exhibits on their "THE TOUR ISN'T own but who want back· st!lUC. Out. goal ts to ex-ground ln£ormatlon. cite them and stimulate-T&e program also in· their interest in learning c 1 u des a s peakers about a culture, instead bureau for all the schools o!loadlngthemupwltha in the Newport-Mesa lot of /acts," Mrs •. schooldistrictandanart ARIES <March 2l:Aprll 19): Accent on friendly persuasion. YQilr influence extends beyond the immediate. . TAURUS \April 20·May 20): Obstacle can be stepping-stone to progress. Bring forth creative resources. Refuse to be tied to past. Make new starts in new directions. UEMINI <May 21-June 20 ): Good lunar aspect coincides with distance, travel, planning ahead, communieation, finding out who you at'~ why you are here. CANCER <June 21-July 22>: Dig deep for in- formation. Spotlight on ocpult, mystery, taxes, leases, financial' status as it concerns partner or mate. I can't help lt. Do men actually believe women enjoy lugging around a handbag everywhere they go? By the time -everyone in the family unloads their stuff on me, I feel like an anvil salesman. -·-LEO (July 23·Aug. 22): Emphasis on publici- ty. contracts, legal obligations, commitments, partnership and marriage. I don't know when it all started, but somewbere- in blst.ory· someone de- cided women were the kee~r ol th1 nose tissue, flngernal clipper, breath sprays, band aids, change for restrooms, pins, hair spray,stlcksforchapped lips. road maps, combs and scratch pads. I never see a rum clip of Queen E1lzabeth with that large handbag slung over her arm that l don't halt expect to see Prince Phillip lean forward and say. ''Got any gum, Ducky?" •• • Arcosanti · { <From Pa.reCU earned a. doctorate in archltec:ture from his local untvenlty. After World War II be studied at the Ftank Lloyd Wright Foundation in Scottsdale and haa bad his own headquarters there ever since. After he left Wright, Mrs. Wright reportedly said her husband had com· mented that ''there was not room for two sumin tbe same firmament.'' ·Approximately 80 professionals and s\udents are at work now on the city, Soleri said, and others participate through five-wet!k workshops. Colly SoJeri said her husband's dream is being realb~ with the help of the dedicated workers, who actual· ly pay for the pri vUege of building. ''We have many people wJ>o believe enough in bis ideas to work for sub- sistence salaries," she sald. "ll is be· Jag built through the sacrifices of all ~e.PeQple." • · • ~ccording to Soleri, sacrifice ls w'&at il is going to latte on the part of •>U Americans if a dent is ever to be ~ade in the problems ol poUutlon and .., :rgywute. ~ "TllE AUTOMOBILE is t.be aln&)e bu>St tra&lc reason for the decay of _ )\:merican cilie:s," he asserted. Places like Los Angeles are suffer - ing because "nobody 's offering an alternative to the auto." Though some people ore worried that cities like Arcosantl would take away their freedom to have private yard!? with lawns and patios, Solerl said they would have even more freedom in a sltYscraper town. ''The main advantage <to Arcosan- ti }-.is-that..y°'-l-need less energy and no transportation,·• he explained. What is needed now on the part of an Americans is a personal commit· ment, the archjtect·philosopber em- phasized. ''Every time you get in your car and drive somewhere you're not keeplng that commitment. It's a slow process to be done In small enclaves1 ''We have three architects who bicycle 1.2 miles a day and Jove it. The'y are making a dent." Solerl said visitors are welcome at the prototype~lty, though there are no accomodations and the nearest motels are 30 miles. , To get. to Arcosanti, drive north froth Scottsdale on lnte"tate 117 to the Cordes Junction. Turn left. on a dirt road which t.akee you to the build· ing site. VIRGO CAug. 23·Sept. 22): Find "different'· ways of getting job done, performing services. Accept need for change. Be analytical. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22 >: Accent on variety, creativity, intensified relationship, bond o! un- derstanding witb chHd. Domestic adjustment highlighted. Be diplomatic. SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Property, real estate. land, gaining greater degree or security -these arc spotlighted. Pisces. Virgo persons figure in scenario. SAGJITARIUS <No\'. 22-Dec. 21>: Accent on movement , change, relatives, short trip. You take on more responsibility. Friendship ~om es something more -you get "'involved."" CAPRICORN <Dec. 22·Jan. 19): Emphasis on locatini: what was lost. collecting data, mak· ing payments. protecting possessions. Aries, Libra figure in picture. Finish rather than begin -iet rid of superfluous material. AQUARIUS <Jan. 20·Feb. 18): Lunar cycle is high -take a chance on yourselr. Trust judg· ment, intwuon. Make fresh start. In matters of speculation. stick with number l. PISCES CFeb. 19-March 20 >: You gain ac· cess to data which was hidden or obscured, de· llberately or otherwise. Take advantage or backstage gUrnpse. • .. If~&. 19 b your birthday you are creative, original. stubborn. intense and passionate. Nothing happens hallway where you are in- volved -it is all or nothing. Leo, Aquarius persons play important roles ln your life. Sep. tcm ber will be the month oC 1m that you re· member. In November, you make new start and begin a project. History was kinder to its women than they are nowadays. Did you see Joan of Arc carrying a Gucci to war? Did Pocahontas lug ·around a pouch to match At.any age you_ can Jeam the secrets t.Hat have made the Powers girts~ famous for oYer 50 years. In just a few short weeks. beautiful things can happen to you. Call or come In today for a complimentary analysis & program dlscussl6n. JohnRobert PotNers -The Schoots for Your Personal Development · ORANGE COUNIY . 3 Town&Country• 547.8228 her moccasins? And I '::=======::::;===============-don't know where Lady - Godlva carried her credit cards, but it wun't ln a handbag. I would have noticed. ·Believe me, there is nothing. that detracts from A. woman's aura of myst!ry and lntrigue . like wearing a black suede over-the-shoulder bag with a pale blue bathing suit. I think lt'a time we women stopped carrying supplies for the enUre family. ostman· Sweats Att-6ver the Mail ~ D E A R A N N should. be. don't get ing my little sister." I am 31 yean of a1e. t.ANDERS: This may panicky. Hypertension Wh 1 t can I do? -Wbea l was 20 I bated Got seem like much of a can be controlled by TORTURED JN N.Y. mys:elf for leWng people '11u.iaance to you but it's a medlcaUon and dlet. DEA a TOll1': /It "l4· walk all over me. l lried -tii& one to me. Our prob-Or. Mlchae.1 DeBakey year·old boy Is bluer to i m prove a n d , ).ftn la the postman. He and Dr. Antonio Gotto and atroqer than a t-thankfully, I did. Some •ueau on the mail. have written a superb year·old ,ut. Whee $be -but not enough. Ours is the last house book, .. The Living poa•cesoayoa,aaiaa,le You say we allow Olf the route and, by the Heart." which will help yoaneU, gd away from ourselves to be taken ad· time be gets to us the ink A~•· you understand the func· her, co lato anotber vantage of. You are on the letters is smeared Uoo and value of your room ucUock tbedoor. right. But we alre.dy· . a n d s o m e o f t h e Laa heart and may well add know that. Tell us bow r magazines are so soggy years to your life. The D E A R A N N not to let i\ happen. • tfleY have to be hung up price is $14.95, and ll's LANDERS: You said, How can we be tactful, 1 JO!d dried out. worth it. • :·show me a person who say what we are thinking : •, l have never said more Houston, said this great D E A R A N N ts repeatedly taken ad-without hurting anyone's , than "good morning" to achievement is the LANDERS: I am a 14-vantage ot and I will . feelings -even though : ~ man in my life, 50 direct result of an ex-year-old boy whose Ute Is show you someone who they may have Insulted please don't suggest that tremely well-run public being ruined by a spolle<l allows people to kick him us? U you can solve this •l have a chat with hlpl. I education campaign, brat. She ls my 9-year-around." problem you· will have · ouldn' u rtnt alerting both the layman old sister. . Yes. Ann, we do ailow done a lot of good for 1l:f!~ettetl~y:epthat andthephysiclanstothe She has a terrible Inconsiderate .clods to many.-N.C. are ... t.laea 7• · wUl Jean IMw &o deal•~ o&Jten. A1M1 ._'&tell •• yoa ca••t affora a psyellfatltl&. '!'Mn are meMal lleaJtlt cl!ala all o.er &o a.elp ,_ •et 7CM1r bead toctdMr. Look la ·UM,.._.book. Club Col.lndor "°"each w tdtw.dol( tn the DoU11 PiklC ond cOfltaint "°'~" of women'.t and .tnviu club m«tings and ~• /or the /olk>wtttg 1.0ftk - Thundav ""°"Oh WedM•· dou. Sowl notw• to Club Calendar, Doflil Pilot, P.O. Boz 1560, Costa Meaa. CA nas. Be sure to incl* 11011r name and phone San Joaqwn Hiii Rd. at MacArthur Bh.od •• Newport Bftch. (714) 640-5800 Ope, Oady9am-6pm 24741 OvfMata Ortw. MIMonVle)o (71&) 831·78U h dangers of high blood temper and attacks me klck us around. We are be geu it some ow. preuu~ -a ~ad~g Uke M ~mai. If I hit rocon~med~thbeing DEAR~C:Tllemeek~---~--~--~~---~-~-~-~~-~~~~ 1ftease? '!bank Y8(;N -cause of heart att•cks her I get crucilied, so au nice and Criendiy and may lnberit the eartll bat ·~1i:~1::,~: Tile and stroke. I can do Js bold ber polite -treating folks they nre Id dumped oa number. bl So, again, I am re-wrista when she leaps at the way we'd like to be a lot. Why do yoa feel yoa J:tlDan laaa a iier minding all my readers me. Thls makes her treated -that we are in· must be tactful wben e!ite!:~~l.:i.. It'• -as I dJd two years ago furious and she screams capable oC protecting people ulllnt yoa•,.yr aar- exeeHIH 1,.-eatla" If ~get your blood pres~ bloody murder. Then 1 ourselves against the gest «· es -lf• ab U.at be toaks s u r e c b e c k e d . get punished for "an~-heavies. again . Flnd oat who you •e ma~~ mut~e Hypertensi~~tgh~~~--~-·~~------~----~-----~ pleaty mlMrable. Tbll blood pressure> is a RUFFELL'$ .. ••• alaoald see a silent killer. There are UPHOLSTlllY derma&olo'1st about pre-virtually no-symptoms _._ I l u and half the people who w... 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WOfdt 54 M11111fKNre nnlal 43ClelMW tenant• 44 -cu 45Mllk C011gu1a1or 47Weatern 31 Worthlp 65 Vttt" 911 32 Electrlclan Cllah , unaucc .. a-• 33 Oeolarts 57 =Mir· -1111·2 word. lranl\ty sa Clllrlof • 10 Beaver, e.g. 38 lllumlnated; rout• 11 Thtrat 2 WOl'da 59 Bird llfuc-- badmen quencheft SO Poetic 12 Kind of skirt oonlractlon 13 Tankards 18R1bbon lurt 39 hflet 82Trygw-- 40 Preoaru lor 83 Ytffow e ntw Joi> bugt. I • • DAILY PILOT Tuttd.y, October 18, 1an COASTW~TCD: Tonight's TV Fare I I E~I>.\ 't EVENING •:00iu~a NeWS • T\tEAVENGERS A kJllw of fantastic strength and tury wlpel out a number of IMporuint eitecutlves In 'lfolent ~. • MICKEY MOUSE ClUB I WOODY WOODPECKER 818AMI 8TAEET ' e VILLA ALEGRE ' 1:30. !OM AND JERRY • ~AIT TILL YOUR FATHER • ~8KE'tCHING tloo I C88 NEWS 8 NEWS EMERGENCY ONEt : ·"Honeet" : • MOVIE **** "If It's Tuesday, Thie Mu1t Be Belgium" (1989) Suzanne PIHhette. Ian MC::Shane. A women chuer IMds a group of Arnenc:8ns on a qulek trip through seven European countrlel. (2 hrs.) • THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY After • Munk leaves hla scent on the bus, the Partridges' fear h wtll Interfere wtth the success of tMlr perlormence. • THE ROOKIES A tough· career cop takes $10,000 from the see~ of a robbery. '•ZOOM tlD A8 MAN BEHAVES (II A8CNEWS e:ao a MOVIE *** "Five Card Stud" (1G68) Dean Martln, Robert Mitchum. A cheater In a poker game la lynched and the other mem. bers of the game are systemall-calty~. (1 lir., 30 mrn.) e-Ttfl!'OOO COUPLE ~ becomes a aomnambu- ' fist and' vents tii. frustratlons « ~alf\S1 Felix. • ASWESEEIT "What Happ na When It Wortca?" A city-wide effort .,.. fCK desegr• .; _, ....... ; "No More Lunch$8Cka : • For Me'' Free lunch programs affect desegregation. G GROWING YEARS (I) C88NEWS <II MERV GRIFFIN 7:001~~ ABCNEW8 I LOVE LUCY ••o.a.rt Island'' I LETS MAK£ A DEAL MACNllL I LEHRER REPORT . e l!ARTH, aeA ANO SKY (I) TO TEll THE TAUTH 7:IO 9 CMOO CAMERA e HEWlVWEO GAME . • 9 ,HOU.YWOOO • 1SOtJARD • THE BRADY BUNCH A trading ttamp company • ootng out of ~ oau ... • fight between the girt• and the boys. • ADAM-12 The offlCers attempt to catch an eluslYe saboteur Who doet Na damage In a one-man anti· • ~ pollution campaign. > Will Slae Survive? Lesley Ann Warren ·goes from prostitution to murder on tonight's concluding episode of "79 Park Avenue" at 9 on NBC, Channel \ 4. e 28TONIGHT G NEWSCHECK (I) THE GONG SHOW 8:00 ta Cl) THE FlTZPATRICKS The festivities surrounding Max Fitzpatrick'• Flrat Communion are marred when his father Is suspended from his Job. Thelmus Raaulala, Donald Moffat, Robert Hogan guest star. G MAN FROM ATLANTIS "Hawl< Or Mu" A strange. ancient-stone flguns of a hawk, that has the poW« to cause a world-wide e1eC1r1ca1 pewu · ~acfcout, faffs Into the hands of the malevolent Mr. Schubert (Victor Buono). g MOVIE **~ -Cay Of The Wotvea" (1971) Richard Egan, Rick Jason. Seven men, known to each other only by number. try to Isolate a small town and rob It. (2 hrs.) G a.I HAPPY DAYS G JOKER'8W1LD e CAAOl BURNETT AND FRIENDS e MOVIE ** "Strange New World" ( 1975) John Saxon, Kalhleef\ MIU.. Retumlng after 180 yeers In ~ animation, thf" 811ronaut1 find scieottsts on Earth have f04.lnd th9 MCret KatiMgs Gldde !Moltle\ .... "''eel K~ordlno to boll efflct •II~. Mr<lel IOr TV •re 1"°91'1 Irr• critic.>. *•**·-Excellent * * * -Very GoOd * * -Good • ~. -Fair * -Poor to eternal lite. (2 hrs.) ID GREAT PERFORMANCES: LIVE FROM UN<;OLN CENTER "Manon" Beverly Sina $lars In lhls New York City Opera pro- duction conducted by Julius Rudel. Ql!) PARENT EFFECTIVENESS "Old I Hear You Right?" Active Uatenlng Feedback -lfstenlng lnateed of lecturing and mCKaJ· lzlnQ;_ 8:30 8 ~ LAVERNE & SHIRLEY I CONCENTRATION CROSS-WITS CD AS WESEI: IT "fr~om Of Choice" The Innovative styfe of a Portland, Oregon school; ·• Altern1tJve Learning Program" A unique Providence, A.I. school has. been eatabllshed from Ille remains of an old bowling alley. 9:008 Cl) M 0 A0 S•H Major Winchester, conveying the dreerlness and fruatration of hla new lituatlon at the 4077th hospltal In a tape recording to hla parents, alao otter• his candid ......,,,..,t of aome of Ila principal ~.analf· ties. G 79 PARK AVENUE When she leema her fathef·l~ law (MlchMI Constantina) t\U beef\ MXually mote.ting her young daughter, Marianne (Lesley Ann Warren) arranges a oonfrontatlon which turns Into a violent querral 9nd k111a him. (P8n 3 ot-3.iNetwork adv&ae. viewer dlacretfon) 8 QI THREE'S COMPANY "R(>per'• Car" Mr. Roper's Integrity It tamlahed by greed when M la led to belteYe hit old cat la a valuable dUllc aft• selling ft to Jade, Janet and Chrilay for $200. t""'\.B IRON81DE A channlng ex-vaudevl!llan and 's-ile 1t1aen You Sag That' Frank Sinatra levels tnose blue eyes and filmed £or a TV movie. "Contract on fl s nu!> nose revolver at a pair of suspe<J~S Cherry Street." in which Sinatru pl ay!' a on a New York street. The scene is being police detective. Kap.Ian's 'Small Event' B1IAV8HARBUTI' LOS ANGELES (AP) -Come Sunday. tbe star of ABC's ••welcome Back, Kotter" will llattle NBC11 "Big Event" ""'1th i,-,. ABC tptclal -called ~•briel Ka~an Presents the waaUEvent.1 .. 1''• his first apeelal. And il'1 the ftnt •me he's been execut1ve lln>ducer of one. He .was asked wbat u '"ecutive producer dOll. •·r f1MS.9," Kaplan nntured, "b•'• UM guy •ho decides what goet on. A lot ot thtm never show up, tlley just handle ftnanctal ar- ran1tmenta and take the Utlo. "TllEY SAY, •prodµcer, )'O\t . puce jt~ di.rector, you direct . . t • • • •• \. •. , tt, and tf It makes money I take the money.' " Jr ll bombs, he suggested, cu1tom calls lor the execuuve prodlicer to blame everyone. then blow town. But be vowed not to do thls. "The moat Important thing about tbl1 special is to really sink or swim ~ on rny own," Kaplan aald. "The type of humor I think is funny la the type of stuff I'll be doing. ''l 'll tak e the whole responsibility.·• THE BROOKLYN.born comic, a. 1ofl.1poken, thoughtful guy who 1pr,ng to fame In 1973 on NBC's "Tonight" with a wild geriatric sp00f of "The Datln.c \' . . . Game," said he'll spoor spec:lals on hi11 llNlt special. For example, he said, he'll have a sports special, "The Bat- tle of Celebrity Relatives." pit· ting Robert Conrad's aunt ag1ln1t Penny Marshall's mother. He'll cover the event as Uoward Cosell's Cather. There also will bQ a celebrity "roast" of sorts. But in this one, Kaplan said. "they've run out oC celebritlo11 to roast, so they're roasting the head of some obscure Eute.m religious cull .. 0( special Interest wlll be a one-man 1pecJal dramaU1ing the words of a grHl former presi· ;tent, Millard Fillmore. . . . . . . . ~ reformed bank robber la lmpll· cated In a series of robberies. I MERV GRIFFIN • MASTERPIECE THEATRE "Dickens QI London" 'The Old Curiosity Shop' break• au ol hla book recorda. but many are concerned with hla mental 1tate. 9:30. CJ) ONE DAY AT A TIME "The Older Man" Ed Cooper (Joe Campanella) makes a wholehearted effort to dlasuade hit 17-year.old daughter Julie from marrying her 42-vear-old vetwlnarian sweetheart (Jim Hutton). (Part' ot 4) 8 9 &OAP 10:00 8 ()) LOU GRANT Puraulng a story on the Amerl· can Nazis, Biiiie enters the Brown Shirt headquarters, uncovering shocking lnforme- tlon. 80 NEWS ·a a FAMILY "Annie Laurie" Doug and an attractive female lawyer become friends after a legaf battle, but when the lady (Linda La'lln) ~ts S8f'IOUS, Doug Is both troubled and tempted. e NIGHT GALLERY A young photographer becomes Intrigued by his mys- tetlous model . 6!) GREAT PERFORMANCES 10:30 1 • NEWS 11:00 Ge(l)a NEWS e HOLLYWOOD CONNECTION D MOVIE * * *1h "If lt'a Tueaday, This Must Be Belgium" ( 1989) Suzanne Pleahette, Ian McShane. A woman chalef' la.di a group of Americans on a qulcic trip through seven European countries. (2 hrs.) • FOREVER FEANWOOD .., PERRY MASON Muon la filre<I to determine whether a mu1lclan'1 fatal plu• ott a ciiff was murder or suicide. 9 DICK CAVETT Guest: Vanessa Redgrave. QID MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT t 1:30 8 (I) KOJAK "Justice Deferred" Slowly but peralstently, KoJ&j( and hla staff try to piece together an Identity and a motive with only a concrete-covered skeleton trom whleh to work. Mlet11el Ansara g~t stars. (R) D TOHIGHT Guest host: Steve Martin, • LOVE., AMERICAN 8TYLE- "Lcwe And Th9 Flunky I Love And TM Fly(ng Flnletten '' 8 9 ABC MOVIE •* "Hit Lady" (1974) Yvette Mlmi..x. J094tph Campanella. A IOphlatlcated proles.slonal artist u1e1 her beauty and charms to attract the men that a crime .syndicate wants allmr: nated. (R)- • N'EW8 ~~ 1~'Lia.rrzoNE • TM mullc of an ~ player piano during a birthday party provldH an unexpected gllmPM of what the gUMt 1-. Rausia11 A ~gle TUBE TOPPERS K.HJ fJ 6 :00 ''If It's Tuesday, This Must Be Belgium." Sm~nnc Plcshetle tours Earopc on a hectic schedtle in this 1969 movie copedy C repeated at 11 ). CBS fJ 9 :30 One Day at a Tim9 The concluding episo'dt of a four-part story in .vhich J u l i c < M a c K en z i e Phillips) gets imolved with an older mao (Jim Hutton). ABC f.J 11 :30 -.. Hit Lady.'' Yvette Mil1leux wrote and st ars il this l.97! TV m o vie witb Joseph Ca mpanel1a . • really llke. • MOVIE • * * * "Waterloo •ridge" (1940) Vivien Leigh, Robert Taylor. A dancer mou~a when IM belleYeS that het lover, a soldier, haa died. (2 hr&) • MOVIE ! *'-" "Merlnes, Let's Gf' (1961) Tom Tryon, David Hedlson. Pour marines epend ti,tir leave Jn Tokyo. (1hr.,30 ml1') • CAPTIONED ABC MEWS 12-.30 . MOVIE ** "She-Woll Ot London" ( 11>46) June Locktlart. Don Porter. A young wO!Tlan fears that she Is a wolf-klller as a result of a family curse. (1 hr .• 16 min.) 12:408 Cl) CBS LAtt-MOVIE ** "Double 1mege" (197'tl) George Hamllto11. Barbara Anderson. A dlplo11at becomes Involved with a women who trlet to pass her!lllt ott as his dead girttn.nd. (Rt 1:00 eJ TOMORROW Alf Landon. the GOP Preslden- tlal nominee In 1936, Is Inter- viewed In hi• hOIM In Topeka, Kansu. 0 18PY Kelly tans In love w11h a beeut\.- ful photographer. despite warn- ings that she could be a Com· munl•t apy. 1:070 NEWS 1;308 NEWS G) MOVIE ** "Tangier" (1946) Marla Montez, Sabu. A dancer MM• to •venoe the death of tier ram. Uy at the handa of the German ... (2 hrs.) 1:461 NEWS 1:50 MOVIE "*' •~ "Safari" ( 195~ Victor M•ture. Janet Lelgh.Whlle on a saferl, an African guide hunts the M•u Mau natlVM who kllled hi• family. (1 hr .• 10 min.) 2:QO G NEWS Cl MOVtlS **~ "San Antone" (1952) Rod Cameron. Forrest Tucker. Confederetea •nd Unionists 'confllct In the Southwest. (2 hrs.) **** "Allee Adams" (1939) Katherin• Hepburn. Fred MacMurray. A email tOfllft Girt searches to• romanq to escape the lonely bof'edom of her Ute. (2 tn.) m MOVIE8 **lot "The El~ SM"~~.~ Sterllng Hayden, AIMii A devoted Navy otflcef •tftlOoo oi.. to remain In actlW duty . after loslng a llmb ln World Wu 11.(~hra.) **~"Young And~·• ( 1957) Lllll OenUe, Mlt'N Damon. Thi i..cter Of • ..,.. notortoua for · h6I 8'iOeU ~ wt9' girts. beta M can dat• a thy 11· year-old. (2 hr1.) 2:06 8 MOVll! * * * "The Mc:Connel St~ ( 1955) Al1t1 LAdd, June~. A biography of tM flUMid plot who d6ed whle teatlng a Sabte- jet F-88. (1 hr •• 55 min.) 3:15 8 MOVIE **-** "The Gospel Aa;otd. Ing To St. Matthew" (1NI) Em1gue ttuoqulr~ - Caruso. The fffe of Jeeua • told by one of the ~ II -deplct9d. (2 tn.I s:soe N~ 4:00 e NOONTIME . . Wedneada11'• · Daytl~ tff__!t-'~• MOAN I NO 9:30 G MOYll • ** "Horizon• WefA" (1H2) Ro~ Ryan, Roctci HudMn. Two brother• ttnd JhemMMIJ on opposite aides of the law at the cJoae of the Clvll War. (1 hr., 30mln.) 10:00 8 MOVIE--·-. -*** .. A Ftne-t.49dfteM" (1HI) Seen CoMlfY, ..__ Wo()dward. A poet betclW Involved with domeetkl prob- lems Which results In the lotl Of hi• creatlvtty. (2 hrL) AfTEfl\NOON 12:00 tD MOVle ***"David~ (1935) w.c. ~ ,,... Bartholomew. Ok:k.,.' deaelo t• Of .... OfPhM ~ """" up In 11th-century ~ ca htt., 20 min.) 2:00 • MCMI .• ..... "Number en.·· (1Me) Charlt.on H.,ton, JeHI~ Walter. An oldef' fOOtb.it,...., must make a declllof\ ~ Ing reilrement. (2 hrt.) s:008 MOYJ! ··~ ''The FOtbM ~ (1989) Eric ....... .... C111k. Comput9r ..... ...... dllQOV94' ttlelt ........... ..,... R'Jfer has ~nect Wlttt tt1· 8~ twin tlnd plannlnO to ...,. lndePendentJy. ca tlt'I.) a~e MOVIE. ** "Fer-De-Unoe~ (1t7'1a DM1 J-.n, Hope Lenf, A ortpp6ed aubmar1ne .. .,.. lmdwhena~ ....... ,....... pollOnOut ..... Oft bOard. (1 hf., 30 l'IWI.) •j AnOther 'Victoi-y' View· LOS ANGELES IAP> -In the 19~. Isaac Klelnerman edited "Victory at Sea,.. the Emmy- wlnn Ing documentary on U.S. naval power In World War U. Now, he's working on thot war J galn. But this time. the work In· volves an aspect oC the wor rare· ly seen Jn TV documentaries here -the RU1Sian front-He's ox· ecutlve producer or a omln1 20-part series. "The Unknown War." -ws un!que;-l\&-sayg In lha most of the film footage comes from Soviet archlvH under a contract bc:tween Air Time, Inc .. the series' New York-based dia· trtbutor. and Sovlntllm, a Russian acency.' TRE SERIES, narnted by IC· tor Burt. Lancaater and written by Harrison Sall$bury, the New York Times' Moscow correspon- dent from 1949 to 1954. will be sold to stations ror airing next fall . Klelncrmon. "''ho recently re- turned from a six·weck visit to Russia. 1H1ys the series Alart., w)th Nazi Germany's attack on Russia In June 1941 and ends with J a pun's surrender in September 1945. Ile candidly noted that tl'\e "rou1eh cut" -the lnllial versions -of the 20 •hows were put together ln Moscow by Sovin- fllm editors, but saya ho has the right to make whatever ch•nses . he feels arc needed. HE CONCEDED some may. feel the aeries is nothln« more than a propaganda exerclH by Russia, an effort. to revise it.a his· tory for U.S. viewers. However, he emphasized, "co"tractually, we have the rif(ht to reject uny pt'Ogrum we feel is not up to our standards ... we want It lo be absolutely correct ln terms oC hlstoey. and It's golnt to be that." Klelnennan, a respected CBS N ew1 documentary.maker tor 19~ Ytan wrtll he resigned last Augu1t to forft\ his own company. admitted he be~an work on "The . . 4 Unknown War· .. with what he calls •'considerable reserve." "I MADE A nurober or films over there (In Russia) and J knew what th~ problems were." he tldded. ·•t know how they do thin~s . But I musl1iJlY· there Isn't a. thing I've asked for that they haven't complied with ... Klelnerman. who will leave ... . . New York for Moacow la two weeks to continue work • Use series. was asked why .tt•1 belilt edited there. "Beouse aU tlae t=l are there," he 1ald. "Tbe J ol , bringing the ra.... UJtaa footago to New Yort'"""' ltave been imposllible. 'l1lv eoulll Dot ship all that mm....,. '• ONLY PILOT . ENTERTAINMENT I THEATER I HY GARONER n.day. october 11. 1m . . Ethel W. aters 'flnashamed' Q: WbM Edtel Walen .... we 109t a 1o-ved one. J'er &Jae take ol &bole wbe wete too young to know =...serfol womu. caa ,.. please reeall sosne ID her Jlfef A.ad bow did abe feel about .. -Mn. M. ea.den. Nodolk. Va. A: .. My color,'' she •ee lllCd us, .. never held me back. I've run lnta as •UY. beat-up white peo- »J•u I have colored. Mall)' a wicta white woman has cffed on my shoulder wlilell I was a maid~ bec•U5e her husband was rwming 8NQnd. There is no eolor to ml~ry or joy or bate." The superstar of her day never was ashamed to aamlt sbe was ~m out of wedlock. Nor did being a Negro (this was in the 1950s) give bei-an lnferiority . compl.,x. "Too many Negroes." she said, "are u~:.medofthelrpast, their background, traditions, culture and history. Well, not all, but many. Me, I'm crazy about my color. I love my race, all Nepoes should." Ever slnce Miss Waters introduced Howard Arl en's "Stormy Weather" ln 1933 al Harlem's Cot\on lub , it became 1ynonymot.l5 with her name and fame. She alse introduced the so11g .. Dinah" at the nearby Plantation Clab. And in the smash Broadway musical "As Thousands ETHEL WATERS Cheer," Irving Berlin asked her to sing "Supper Time." .. Re was so in· censedover a tynchlng,,. she ex])lained. "he wanted this serious song about it in the play." The beloved performe r joined the Bllly Graham crusade in the mid· ·sos. When asked if she, too. wanted to become an evangellst, aheshook her head and said, "I don't feel worthy ••• Heel if the . . . 'Glad You Asked That' by Mcwifyll 9'd Hy Gardner master would decide, I weuld do.a lot of campaign. iDg for him from theaters. I have love of God and !ello'tf'man and pour all of this out.in my songs." She was always dl.mlayed at tbe treatment of Ne'gro religious sooes by many rock groups. "They're changing aonis that were wrought in sul· fering and born as a .spiritual ouUet. They're just making jam sessions out of them, which 1 think is wicked. Tennessee Ernie Ford 1s the only s\nger I know, of any color. who does not vulgarize lhe Ne- gro •s religious songs." Q: la It true that David BrlJlkley (aceording to a colanudat dlscuss\Jll the apparent rttt la the t.eam of Barry Reasoner and Barbara Wal~> ls broad· cpstln& the NBC Ne1" barefoot? The columnist c~lms JobD Claucellor couldn't stand It. Finally be tded the barefoot approacb too. Now both are get· dsag along finef -Nate Kraglak, Milwaukee, Wis. A. We don't bew what. NBC's Brinkley and Chancellor bave to ft with ABC's Reasoner and Walters. So we wnte aad tried to untangle this tip. Frem W asblngtoo and New York came -tlds intemaeoce: "That. item at>· peared in a newspaper column s~veral months ago and has been reprinted here and there. And while it Is amusln1, there is no truth to it whatever. Slncer&- ly, David Brinkley... • • • From Miss Walters; "No indeed. wALnas • • I • • • • 'Barefoot' at Harl¢q~11nlj Nd! Simon in the dinner theat.en and foreign playwrights on the college campuses ls pretty much the way of things on local st.qea. This week is a case in point. . "Barefoot in the Park'• opens tonight at the Harlequin Dinner Playhouse -while down the " coast at Sebastian's Wnt Dinner Playhouse "The Odd Couple" continues its long run. Meanwhile. Saddleback College is ralalnC the curt.aln on Luigi tain Valley Community Theater continues this weekend on two stages. The &bow will be presented Friday at 7:30 and Sunda~ at t o'clock at Los AmillOS Hi~h School. while Saturday's performance is carded for the 17th Street School in Westminster· ~ with a 7:30 curtain. Reservations 962·2551 or ~ 531-5732. • . Intermission Tom Titus .. . . BACKSTAGE -The new Mission Viejo Repertory Theater will hold a general meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. ln the communlt.y room of the Great Western Savings and Loan building to recruit production workers for its version or "Baref90t ln the Park," which will open Dec. lat El • Toro High School ••. anYone interested may cell i S86-3803lorfurtherlnlorQ\ation. · -: g " . ·: ,.,......,..... Dae King and Strei Yul Brynner, starring on Broadway in.a re· vival of ''The King and I," gets a hug from a fan -actress Barbra Streisand backstage at New York's Uris Theater. Pirandello's "Six Characters In Search of an Author" whlle UC Irvine will be mounUng Jean· Paul Sartre's 0 No Exit." The Harlequin production or "Baretoor• will be on stage for five weelts, playing Tuesdays tb.roulh Sundays at 8:30 (Sundays at '7:30> al the cllnfter theater, 3503 S. Harbor Blvd., just. nortb of Ooata Mesa. Reservation" 979-7550. AT SADDLEBACK OOUEGE. "Six Cbarac• ters" moves into the Studio Theater on the MisslOll Viejo.campus for a IO-performance stay. CUrtaln ls 8 o'clock for performances Oct. 19-22 and 25-29, while SWKlay matinees on the 23rd and 30th will go up at s p.m. Reservations 831·'7'1• or'954790. · Sartre ·s version or lift in the nethu re1lons wut be given just two perfon'l\ances, Friday and Satur· day at 8 in the Fine Arts LllUe Theater at UCI. Basia Wilczynski, a senior drama major, is direct· ing the play, which features Teresa Felechner, Bil Gekas, Cathy Hall and Ted Kryczko. ReservaUons .83U&1. Stallone · Top Star NEW YORK <AP) - The N•Uonal Aasocia· tion of Theater Owners bas chC>&en Sylvester Sta llone , star of' '"Rocky," as 'its 1877 male starell~year. · The organization • which represents S<>me 8,000 tbeaten in tbe Unit· ed Stat.el. made the an- nouncement Thursday lo New York. Stallone will recelve the award on the final. MEANWHILE, AT SOUTH Cout Repertory, day ot lhe assoclaUon's Noel Coward's "Private Lives'' cooUnues for the annual convention, who play~ the leading next two weeks at 8 p.m. nlghUy except Monday scheduled Oct. 25-28 ln roles in th~ original pro-with additional 3 o'clock performances Saturday Miami Beach. 'Mousetrap' Set For 25th Birthday duc tion, and Mysie and Sunday afternoons. It's at the Third Step In a dd ition to ·Monte, who played a key Theater, 1827Newport Blvd., CostaMesa. l\eserva-"Rocky,•• Stallone's role as Mrs. Boyle for 11 ·tions646-l.383. credits include "'the years. Lords of Flatbush." Up· .. .. .. .. .. ... :: .. .. •• .. .. .. .. .. :: .. LONDON (AP ) -A thousand people will g ather at London's Savoy Hotel next month to celebrate the 25th an- niversary of "The Mousetrap," an Agatha. Christie mystery which 1s the world's Ioogegt run- .Ding play. Also invited are An· "The Odd Couple" is playing at Sebastian's coming is a1movi& en· thony Hunlly-Gor®n..-west Dinnef' Playbouae. 140 Avenida Pico~·. ;s;an~~ti~tli~ed~·~·F~.~I.S:·~T::_· --===-§~~;~~~~;Jj stage manager for more Clemente, through October-with penorm~ than 21 yea~s, and nightly except Monday with varying eurt.a1n times. ·impresario Peter Saunders said Sunday lbat a lunchtime party is planned for Nov. 25, ihe anniversary of the play ·s opening here. Adt:laide Woodvme, who, Reservations 492-9950. dunng her 21 years as Tbemusicalvenionof"Dracula .. bytbeFau& box office manager, bad · more than S3.S million worth of tickets pass · through her bands. "l'm told this is the fil"st Ume in living memory that the Savoy "t'es taurant will have been closed for lunch." "'SI~ llAUTti·· said Saunders, who pre-· . ... · · sen ts "The Mousetrap·· ii·i~~""it""ii•~WiA~Y"~'ii'n~•~~ at St. Martin·s Theater. where it still plays to packed audiences. Saunders said guests will include Sir Richard and Lady AUenborough, "OtARUE OWIS NUtD6 CRUISE'' 1111 OMLT "OWUOWt lMPAltlf' 7:00-t:IO . • ' ' \ ' • ' ' i . t ' t • I Harry (Reasoner) wears shoes · and socks. But I must. admit that this is typical or ---------------------.:..:, the foolishness being written about us. Much love, Barbara.'' .. Q: Row come Cher and Gregg Allman are on •C•la"ID &.lade OD·aad-off-agaln marrtate? -Tbe Dre,r Family. MJueapoUs. A : lt must be bis tum again! Q: SeUJe a bet. I remember readlng Errol Flynn once &Pll!flared Jn a Perry Muon epl.lode. My ff 1aee tasllM f'\19 was dead before uyoae ever beard of Pe~ M.,.... Wbo's rtgbtt -F.D.a ., Beverly wn.,ea&. . /\: You are. 'F1ynn played a corpse -not once but twice in the same movie, ''The Case of the Curious Bride'' lo 19.15. The role of Perry Mason was played by vet.eran actor Wanen William. Flynn died of a heart attack in J.959. Snd IP" qaationa to HJ Gardner, "Glod You Asked That." con of thil ~.P.O. 80% tseo. Costa Mtsa 9262$: MarilJll" and H11 Gordner will 01U\Ot1 a1 many que•· tionl as tMJI can tn their column, but tM volume of mail make• penonal repliu tmposlibU. , . . Now.Showing . At Sped8U,; Selected Tla1aa .. • Udt-4 •1111 ut IHDSSOON . HAllOI. Celt•MeM ........................ ~ fOUMfAIM YALUY. P. Y ....................... IJt-llOt ClttfUIY 21,.,....... ........................ 77J.tftZ · ~ MAl1. Or..., •••••••••••••.•••••••• 6J7 ... :. ~DDl.llACI( MALL. 8 , ...................... 111 ...... CJJ9i&A'W't, Wulf *It• . ........,.-u•••V ""~fJ' .. DllllCTOMS f-0" IMOWTlMEI -ttlO FUTUMI I . · .. YOU UGHTUPMYLIF~ COHIT-"FUNNV LADY" Cru' ,.SMOKEY AND THE SANDIT' "THE STING" (PO) "NEW YORK, NE.W YORK~ (PG) "A STAR IS BORN" (R) .. THE SPY WHO LOVED ME" "THE DEEP" (PG) "THX1138" .. A BRIDGE TOO FAR'' (PG) .. t'SMOKEV & THE 9ANDIT" "THE STING" (PG) "YOU LIGHT UP MY LIFE" "SHAMPOO" (R) 'HERBIE GOES TO MONTE ~ARLO" "BENJI" (G) . .. THE HILLS HAVE EYES" "RABID" A'HAPPY HOOKES3" (A) ... ... -.. ............... ~ .......... .... ..olTMn ttCmCll CMDllll ... 12 .... d]9&lt=--===· >a. 9UWl CWfllfZ lNl CATtllt ' ._ .. , ............ '"'WNfn .,.,AlOINt " . .,., WNO Lovm • INt ....... .,,. . ....,.,.. ... .... ,.., .... CMMll ...... -.... ,_ .. MO,,_. IOUIMWCllt .. .r I • h • Q DAILY PILOT I J . I - • Tuesday.October 18. 1977 ~ j I ' I I -r' r . . .. '· • -l . - .. . ,, Most current MERIT smokers have come are packed with this special tobacco. ·; directly from high tar ci garettes. It's clear: low tar MERIT is delivering the kind of taste ---.--that cans atisfy high tar - smokers, the. toughest "taste" ·criti~s of low tar smoking. The reason is a real advance in tobacco technology that ~ results in a way. to boost ·natural tobacco flavor without the usual corresponding • • increase 1n tar. • It's called 'Enriched ·flavor' tobacco. L • MERIT and MERIT lOO 's Kings:8 mg"taC 0.6 mg nicotine av. per cigarette, FTC Report Aug: 77 1no·s:12 mg'' tar:· 0.9 mg nicotine av. percigareue by FTC Merhod. .. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined • ·• That Cigarett~ Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health . . . ' REGULAR and MENTHOL \ c And both were taste~tested · ·c against a number of higher ta~ cigarettes. Overa l, smokers .reported. they liked the taste of both MERIT and MERIT 1005 as much as the taste of the higher tar cigarettes tested. Cigarettes havirig up to 60% mqre tar!. Only one cigarette has 'Enriched ·Flavor' tobacco.~~ And you can taste it. .. ' • Tueaday,Oclober18, 1977 DAIL y PILOT D 1 REPRINT .. SPORTS NEWS ' REPRINi- . BOST ENTERPRISES. INC. 1977 - - JHE F-IRST G LF Bill THAT GAi CUT STROIESI ~ It's the .most astouncfmg breakthrough in yean! Now you can drive farther, h it straighter, putt truer with the world's first perfed golf ball -the new, pat· ented SIRRUS/I! Special Report by Art Kirby Director, Notional Golf Center Yes it's true. Through the miracle of modem ,Pence, it's now possible to cut 5-10-15 strokes off your score just by changing golf balls. Simply put, the new, patented SIRRUS/1 .•. ,,, tranls Cuther! ---,,, lies stralghter! "1"' JaMsJoager! r And that means a better game or golf! And a lot less money for golf balls! TWO U.S. PA TENTS The SIRRUS/rs design and structure are so as-- tounding they arc protected by not one, but two U.S. Patents. Yet. the SIRRUS/I oon!onns com- pletely to all U.S.G.A. specifications. (In a minute rn tell you about some remarkable test results.) No doubt about it. T~ new SlRRUS'/1 is Jight · ytars ahead of'otber golf balls. It's incredible per- formance establishes a nt'W standard -a chal- Jenge all other balls must now meet. TUE PERFECT GOLF BALL The "Perfect" golf ball is one that cuts strokes and saves money. And the SIRRUS/l does both. It cuts stllOkes because its "perfect round" and bal- anced center of gravity reduce slices and hooks and its patented structure has more bounce than four of the best balls on the market today. It saves money because its patented cover is vir- tually cut-proof in nonnal play. In fact, not only are you going to start driving farther, hitting straighter and putting truer -you may never have to buy OllOtl1er golf boll again/ Listen to this astounding guarantee : Cut, chip o r crack a SIRRUS/I in nonnal play and you get 3 ne\y ones FREE! YOU'LL NEVER H AVE TO PLAY WITH A "SMILER" AGATN! . Nowlou sec why we call it the world's first per- (c;ct got ball. It cuts strokes and saves money all ii'\ one breath. PROVEN IN TEST AFTER TFSr. The new SIRRUS/l has probably been ~rough more tests than any other golf ball in }iistory. Five different organizations have tested it and the in- comparable SIRRUS/I passed everything they threw at it. Let's look .at what an independent research house tbat helped put men on the moon found when it testea SIRRUS/l versus Hogan, Max-Fli. litleist and Top Flight. "The 'PERFECT' golf ball is one that cuts strokes and saves money. The new SIRRUS/I does both." DURABILITY This independent testing lab used an air cannon that simulates the impact o f a strong tee sho~ ( 40 PSI) to test for "loss of round" and "less bounce" -imperce1;>tible ftaws that cause putts to rim the cup and dnves to spin off into the woods. They used a guillotine with a sharp, six pound blade to measure cover strength. On the air cannon the incredible SIRRUS/I outperfonned Hogan 266%; Top Flight 125%; Max-Fli 54% and Titleist 40%. On the guillotine test the new, patented SIRRUS/I beat Max-Fli 315%; Titleist 108%; Hogan 78%; Top Flight 8%. . Proof! SIRRUS/l's rugged construction and new patented surface keep rour ball "perfect" shot after shot. Proof! SIRRUS/I is vi rtually impossible to cut or fhip in normal play. MORE DISTANCE! INDEPENDENT TESTS SHOW THE NEW, PATENTED SIRRUS/I HAS 21% -11% -12% -1% Mt.RE BOUNCE THAN MAX-FLI, TlnEIST, HOGAN, AND TOP FLIGHT. DISTANCE Here's an "acid test" you can perform in your home or office. and we urge you to do it the instant you get·your fi rst set o f SIRRUS/f's. That same independent testing ~ performed it in a highly controlled manne r and found the following: Dropped from equal heishts, the new SIRRUS/1 out-rebounded four of the best as follows: 2 1 % ovcrMax-Fli; 16 % overTi1lcist ; 12% over H ogan and 6 % over Top Flight. Now, we all know what this means. It means the new S IRRUS/J will give you· longer drives fhan four of the best - and most expensive -balls available today. Imagine reaching for your 7 iron instead of your 5 ... or your 5 instead of your 3. That extra distance the STRRUS/I gives you means greater control on that all-important second and third shot. and that means you've shortened the odd~ con,idcrably for pars and birdicc;. ACCURACY _for a golf ball to maintain a true fl ight pattern it mu'it h~t\C a ~rfci:t cente r of gravily.Ot.herwiSe IC will spin excessively and fade from a straight course, or -worse -exaggerate a book or slice. A "ftont'' test is used to measure a golf ball's center of gravity. Once more, the incredible new SlRRUS/I humbled the leaders. The independent lab dunked those four leadm~ brands (and SIRRUS/I) in10 salt water (so they would float ) and found SIRRUS/I's perfect cen- ter oq,trav1fy returned it' to n "balanced suspen- sion" 31 to I over Hogan; 29 to I over-.Titleist; 21 to I over M ax-Fli: 17 to I over Top Flight. ln :i;hort, those hooks and slices might no! be your fault. even if you're using expensive balls! These tests prove their center of i;ravity can be out of balance. Result: a modest slice can become a vicious tight turn. As the "float" test proved, the new SIRRUS/I beat four nf the best balls on the market in this crucial test for accuracy. "One 'bounce tesf against any baH you choose will convince you that here is a ball unmatched by any other." PUTT'S LIKE A CUE BALL Would you putt with a "smiler''? Of course not. Then why should you putt with a ball that could .. , .. ACCEnED JY THE U.$.G.A. The indepmdn!t l"e$eU'cb flnn dm ..... SlllllUS/I -11laycd an lmporU.nt role in many scimtillc: edvuces of the tl\'~nlitth ceniury. Jo 1927 they helped Uadbeqh·1 "Spirit ot St. Louis .. get Kron the Atlantic and recently they helpcicl Apollo llttplOfe the moon. Tbci~cllents lnclude NAnONAJ.. GOLF CENTER. IBM. U.S. Oo\-emmeor. Walem EJectric; John Hopkins UnlvCl"Siry, Oe?ieral M°'°'1o Syl~ Sdlidt :md many, many olberL 11 is l)'r~ ar •tleir proreu1ona1ism c1iat .,. mbJocfecl SIRRUS/1 and four compctl&o11 to the most rilotoul eestina ever ~ven golf bllU~ The results revea>ed bereiD are taketa directly from their officio! RC'port. • • •Cupy oJ Rtpon #71-JOJ21 ovollablto,.,,qunt. ' NO· RISK G UARANTEE As soon as your SrRRUS/l's arrive, "bounce test0 one of them. Now, if you're not conWK:ed instantly that your next round is going to be ODO bf the best you've ever played, return your SIRRUS/l'sright then and there and we'll refund your mon~ immediately. No qU&iions,asted. But thats not an. Remember, t:VCrf SDUl.US/l is back.cd by the mo.st revolutionary goaran~ in golf today1 cut, chip°' crack a S/RRUS/I ill llOf"- mal play and gm tltru new 011es FREE/ LIMITED TIME/NO.RISK TRIAL 'oFFER ' } .. ' e seriously ""oUf of round" -or trav~ less-than<r perfect cenler of g ravity? In light of its astonishing score-cutting, money• saving benefits, you wo uld expect the ne-., S IRRUS/I to cost well beyond current prices. Yet ·-jt-doesn!t. For a--limilcd time..you can....or ..... .__.o.&.AO· o.a--;;......_~- set of 6 for only $9.95 (plus $1 .00 shipPing). Order~ dozen for $19.95 and we pay shipping. MORE ACCURACY! lllDEPENDm TESTS SHOW THE NEW, PATEmD llHUS/I HAS A MORE BALANCED CENTER OF 8RAYln 31 TO 1 OVER ~~-te:J-l' __ "_oa-AN_;_n_r_~ _1 o_v_ER_T_•T-LE-IS-T;_.21_ro_1 _0VE-:iR .... •_AX_· __ ~I' I~.., FLI; 17 TO 1 OVER TOP FLl8HT. LESS HOOK! 'i'"-tk------------..;:;-:;:: ..,.,, LESS SLICEl .. DEADLIER PUTTS! -- PERFECT CENTER OF GRAVITY INDEPEWDENT AIR CAetlOM THTS SHOW SUIRUI/ I OUTPERFORMED H08AN 218%; TOP Fll8HT 1!5%; MAX·FU 54%; TlnEIST 40%. NO "'LOSS OF ROUND" 'MONEY-SAVING DURABILITY! . ~' --... ~ INDEPENDENT TESTS USING A 8UIL· LOTINE WITH A SHARP, SI X POUND BLADE SHOW SllRUS/I TOUGHER THAN MAX-FU 315%; TITLEIST.108%; HOGAN 78%: TOP Fll8HT 8%. .. Here's where the SIRRUS/I really pays off. Half your score is on the green: A "lip hanger" is just as bad as a penalty stroke -and a lot more maddening. Now -because of its precision roundness. per- fect balance and a patented.surface that protects against unseen damage,..a~e~IRRUS/l rolls as steady and true as a perfectly balanced cue bait. No more lip-hangers! YOU'LL BE PUlTTNG WITH THE flNBST GOLF BALL MADE TODAY! In my professional judgement, these rigid tests provide the most incredible golfing news in 50 years. But you don't have to take my word for it. I've included some comment<> fro m some ea rly users: (cee box on this page.) · .. Wllar 11 dllJ~ pl11yiH, with tlit'SirrHsll~ lfl1•n I ltt't1rd tltut 'C'rt1C"k' 0 11 111.v /lr,fl l <'t' shot, I kflt'll' it WUN 1j0 yards -.itruiRlr t fH41." C.H., New York "/ nm t'.rc:itt'd to Rtl ,,,,,,. IH1/I lt1 tlit' n11m1 ~11plr I play wltlt xu tht'y "'"' ·'P'""d tltt• 1111-pt'I word t1b11u1 y1111r txullt'lll R11I/ h11/I. Mr. Kirby, may yu11r trrotl· ucr d1u111:e plntt:r wft/I tflc• llt'W "T11p Fli1:ft1." Br.Tl o/ .mrrt'.r:r." H.0 ., C11mbridge, Wisc. "Your SIRRUS!I tloes ettry1M1111 you say if dM .t!°' B.N., Beverly Hills, CA "At Cry.ftttl S prl1111 Gulf Cl11h 1111 tl1t' 111/rd ltule no .''""'·'" my l111,,h11111f /tit y1111r hull 1111111 11 J 1111H>t1 "'"I 11/trr j u >''''"'' 11/ >:off 111• 11111tl«" lw/1•./f1-1111t'/ I '"'. 0111111<'1111 //11· .'ii RR US 11111/.1 ftl11ftlv, Y 1111 mtty 11,fc· tflfa M11tt·111r111." t .b., Dale City. CA "I r1Tri1·t'tl 1/11• .\IRRU~ llflll.r t111tl I/kt' 1/J1•m l'C'I')' 11111rl1." f.R., Durche,ter, MA "1/w 1>11//~ "'" rr11/111 Rom/, 1/1111tm '" ('""i"f! <1/lillry, 11111l 11t1"""v1111• Rrltll •• J.L .. I 111 e Chute, Wisc. ~1 111}<11· pl111•l11r: 11 /r/1 ·"'"'' ht11l n11tl "'Ill /It' ortfrr• illJt 1111111· .1f111r1(1-." • T.W., Spann, Tenn. The SIRRUS/I is not available in stores and will not reach selected Pro Shops for some time. When they do, they will retail for about $24.00 a dozen. You save over $4.00 by ordering a dozen now. J urge you. Don't pass this up. ACT NOW! The new, revolutionory SIRRUS/I can mnkc yO\Jr next roond the best you've ever played. Order . today! , Stan phlying wldt Che be9' baft anilablt ..,...,., Act Now! ACCEPTED B\' THE U.S.C.A. The SIRRUS/I complies 100% with eve~· specification set forth by the United St.ates C'i\llf Associatio n. -------ORDER FORM ------, Nuflonlll Coif CH!ft' (Dc?l. 1-101) 6 Commettlal St., Ukkn'llk, N.Y. llMI I MR. 1URIV ••• the new, petentcd SIRRUS/l IOUndf funtun ie. Pln-.e '""' my Qf'der 1111der tlM WnN ot your gucmantce •~ ,~,l a.'I (>Ol'.\iblc. 'lbcre arc • couplo pya I Wllnt tu mirpnse on lhe tee. PleOJe ~ltd mr tl>e followini.SfRRUS/J''I: O Trla1·~1of6 tor~ SUS (plus'' h1ndllnl) O One Doun lot onl,Sl9.9S (We pay handlinu O T*O ~o or more for only SI 7.9l ~ IWr p:iy hollUllnti) , 0 Check -· D DankA~ O Amer. 6~prtMI Q Mllil.Cf Char .. I• Mr. 0 I Mr~. U---------------1 l\h. 0 I AddH·--------------"""-"-""-=' I C•l)I s."1"---z1,..__ ___ ,_ I I I I I r . I • I l\tllkc dtttkll .,.,_.. toa l'fMleMI c.tf c-..-1 <:Ma .... 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WIWAMl,IUOMlll, • °""""Clerk .IUOOIH, VaVHKA& WAYMAN .IOMNM. OUlf APIOM »•VlnMI ~~CAftU7 T .. 1 OMI"*"*' . ..,.... ... ,,.,,,. .... ~ °'"* Caftt OICl'f ~i.t. Oct. "· ll, ... 1911 • ~·11 Tuesday, October 18, 19TI .PUBUC NOTICE ' P UBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE r tCTITIOUS IUSIHIU NAME STATIMINT . T,,_ fol-Ing ,__, 14 ....... bvll- MH M : ACCURATE COHTRA,TORS LICENSE COVRSES. IHlt 8t•"1 81¥d., '1¥H1/'111MI .... CA. '1"1 Rk Mrd Jos.pl\ CMrl9M1. U111 S..u.•. Sen\•""'•· CA. Tf\ii _,..,Is ~ed by en ln- dlvlG*. Roc,,...CI J. Corrl- Tl\I' 1Ylomenc •H tiled wltl\ ,,._ County Clef1I ol Or-CO<inty on S.111. 2', 19!'7. 6 4 t • 5 6 7 8 D A 1· L y p I L 0 T c L A . s s I F I E D· - 6 4 2 RWll C •¥• .. .. tOOO ,... ......... JOoo4t" ....... u ._. ........... . """"'"' ... --Thi Bluest Mlrbt • on tht Or-. Coat DAILY PILOT CL4SSIFIED .ADS ........_. . ............ -.JOOt-71 .. ......... .. _,_..., ........... ~= "'=\... -···· • ....... 6000-.ott You Can Sell It, Find It, [ 84,.5878 ). One Coll Service Trade It With o Wont Ad Foat Credit Approvql I ; f ..................... ......,_.,_ ·--····,,......, ERRORS: Adv1rtis.r1 shcMIW c"-ck HMtlr od• dally etd report ~ ron l,...dl.t.fy. the DAILY PILOT 01..._s Uablllty for the flnt I• c~ IRfft"tlott °"ly. HouHs for Sale •••••••••••••••••••••• 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••• TRl-PLEX 2266MINER, C.M. Xlnt co n d . & in c . $875/mo . $155 ,000 Owner/agt, 548 !1777 ~0,900 2 BR, 2 BA, deluxe cond Nice ~I & dbl garage. WON'T LAST ' Bkr 556-6111 ~!!.~.~ ....... ,~ ...... ~ ....... ~.~.~ ....... !~~.~=:.:~ G....... 1002 1002 G...,.al 100211•.... IOOJ ······················· ...... . ............................................ . -----~ ~COATS & WALLACE ~REAL ESTATE, INC. A LOCALLY OWNlD COM~'ANY StRVJNC JHL SOUJH COASI ARL~ ~lhCl 19b3 IUllDEAS we have an R·2 lot in .£astside Costa Mesa with a buUdJng alfeady on the lot. Would you be ~nterested In building another for income and appreciation . Cati 64MI" YOUNG COUPLE MOYIMG -nice 3. boorm, detached garage with guest room. Paneling and ·wallpaper thruout. Excellent value, compare and see.· Wants contjnuing love. Only S67 .SOO. c• 546-414 t Offic~\ locotPd wi Co~to MP\O Huntirlqton B~ach -NPwporl ~ocP, --------- - --- I BRAND NEW •.. in fact, not yet completed -' bdrms., 3 baths; located. in the marvelous,· new Woodbridge community. This home will be the very popular "WILLOW MOPEL"; lots of home for $114,500 . YOU'U UICI OUll ISP .experienced sales personnel 759-0811 . • PRtME RENTALS BALBOA PENN 6UNITS NEAR THE BEACH a.et-.. I 002 G1 .. rel I 002 ······················· ............................ .... •ooz Each has its own p3lio or · deck. 2 Ha\'C frplc's. Great tax shelter . Slll.000 JACOIS RIAL TY 67W670 ~ Gl'SNODOWM l IR/SSl,950 Mini -ranch with huge liv. rm & open beamed ceil· ings. Country kitchen. Dining rm. Commanding view .ol cove.red terr11ce & rambling childreos quarters. Hurry! Sa crifice sal e. Ca ll 963-7881 MARvaous MOMA CO Newly DecONlff Sunny and brlght, 4 bed.rm, 2 bath, Mesa del Mar beauty. Many ex. t.ras + assumable loan. Hurry, call 546·5880. -.: 1-.• HERITAGE . • REALTORS Call us about thls im· maculate one owner. 2 Bedroom, con vertible den home In Harbor V i e w H,o m e s . The ownur's mclfculou!l care to every maintenance ru.'etl will 1mprc~ you. And tbe highly com· petiUve price of $136,500.1--------- fe e ~ill pie use your pocketbook. CaM,44°721 t /Jn NIG[L DAILEY & l\55Ultl\l l'> oHAOOUILE -tOT In a prime area in Newport. A rustic older borne _., bdrm, witb plen~ v. I. ~ I. 1-: y ·-.; TAYLOR CO lil·:ALTOl\S ~111t·1 · l~J.l( llG CAHYOH "DEAN!" HO .. Bette r t h a n n ew! Luxurious & beautiful from the impressive courtyd entry thruout this entire 3 BR 3 bath "Bordeaux" model. Newly decorated· .with expensive wallpapers, custom· drapes & cptng. $249,500. Wetley H. TClflor Co... •Mllars f 2111 S. Ju"'" Nia.._. : MEWPOlrT CIMfla. M.& 64~~1ft. [i 'lf ~!1ttl ===l&.=U=':=u=s=y.=E=S=T==-i ~iiJti*: Th.at rere Y-Plan Condo ,CJ#lf."' 110·•lHUHt0i1Nitro • . · ~r!:~:;~.:.r::; [ e:llHit !~::~ .......... !!!~ ....... , .......... !~ Bdrms. Wide gre~nbell. -= - LAND INCLUDED! On· ROOMFOI FOR LEASE ly SlJS,000. Best value on llG RV SPYGLASS HILL . OHL y $64,500 I Great Costa Mesa home. 3 Large bdrms, o~er· sized lot with beatinf fruit trees. Good coodJ. \ion inside & out. Price tnchJdes near new refti1. 4 washer .. dryer. Jusi move·ln. Hurry ••ll 54&-5880 market. • • (n this spaclo6' 3 bdrm New Bedford Model. 4 C.F. Colesworthv Eastside Costa Mesa Bdrms, + huge bonua beauty •llt{ beautiCul rm. 3483 sq .ft executive largo poolsize ya rd. bome with bay & otean Separate double garage, view. $1475/mo un- lnrgc tam. rm. with furnishcd7.,; .. 400 . REAL TORS 640-00~0 Real e. .. tale -JUST RIGHT sllderi opening to your ' ......, for tho family thut wants· spncious patJo. OH yes, HAR BOA 180 DEGREE a belier lhan new 2 year the price S75,900 an{! lets ---- VIEW old 4 Lledroom, with un try your . V.A. Call Huge 3 bdrm plus JSX30 Italian lite entry, wet &16-7171 bar, tropical fish pon" & CJ#lf.111119 • ,,., FVN roii ~ ,, , "· •• " ........ u... . I i~~~\t~1fi ~:L:g:~;f.~~ ~Ml [ I nc1i;hborboud & priced ~ ll~ldJUc ~~~ sm.~. CALL ~~d~'~e~!':t .. ~ --·-·==••!!? «;:SELECT SPreI'ACULARhome.s UY VIEW T PR<;:>PERTIES ~~· :0'!;,0:·a~r~'. OECUTlYl The goU eourM is your HOMI ILUFFS back yard. Open Jtouse u~r Back Bay 3 bdrm . ''D" PLAN Wed. t.hru Sun. l·S. 1790 dining or family. 212 bath Fa bulou1 location 3 Pana)' Clrt'le All, beauly. Spacious room bdrm. 2~ bath huge ilv i-5t0.tl608 ________ _ sizes. Dble fireplace. rm. format ' dlnrn&. C........,. .. uc-· Qualily decor thruoul, mature greenbelt view: .... a11 Superb pr I de o C AA nc:elltDl value at SI0,000 ownership. 646-7711 $158,500. C.Um.3550 LocaWd ln Harbor View g Ol'fNt•10·11Ht1Ht0U1J<t• North. This 3 bdrm A Drvi ionot f111r00r Investment Co. JUSTLIST8> Fee simple duple-r J Bdrm, 2 batb ea~h unit. 1 Xtra lge Cront owners un· 1t. Bltns,ln>Jc. Priced al $175.000 Bay Ave. dupleJt. 2 Bdrm hoine + 1 bdrm over S-W'lli• in xlol localfon. Priced at '17$.000. associated t "'' .. ( ... ' • WANTED ·. s .. HERITAGE f'EAUOP:--. ·~:No~-~ CREDI I NEEDED :$139JOO. NEWPllT BEACH (~·~~1'!~!?"" ! e :ftlffl ~;::.~r.i~~·:~~r; _ ·-==-•-=•m:E' view, massive rock UHIELIEVAILE fireplace. Extensively Live, enn1eUc real $58,950 remodeled kitchen. estate saleateople, in· • bdml, 2 batla home with pool, Jacuu:t. family nn. etc, etc. Jus t spent 122,000. on remodelinf. Nr. aolt COUJ6e,:,. 1 will carry (!()attld. ~«sale byowner.~ 2 Story Artist's Chalet + •VETERANS* secluded master suite tMested lnMON.EY pool. Fam. size llv. rm., prieat6 pool area with OpenlnploourMewportl~~~~~~~~~ gourmet kitchen with U you want a home in vlewl.nc deck. Now Center office, NtldenUal breakfast bar, step down Ora.nae Co., doo'l let thb $235,000. C.11673-8550 Ii investment dJvi.ions. Peoplewbo med people Pould always cbec:k the Servk:e Dlredory iA the • DAILYPlµ>T conversation area with ye•r pau you byl We Ol"fNril•·tf'HiR"IOll(NKf' O.UBopeGerrie fueplace. Unique garden know bow to help VETS ,,..,,, I 44M600 ~~~~u~~~tdin v1~:~ u~r f:i.~°t,1i.~~.9N1u~ow:~. ' ,. :11i11 ~~~~~=~~~ Harbor from muaive .-. -=-•••-•• ...,.. loOJ Ga•.. 1002 liv rm . H urry• Call ·-••••••••••-••••••• ••••••••••••-•••-•• 91j3.6767 SllK & Ff Nit GIANTS OF MmtOt.OGY • llcbldwil~ *VETERANS* Wac's & Wave's l.nvest your money in a home today & watch It make money for you I Our ore specializes In helping VETS! Call now: 542-3676, 24.HRS. Bkr. A PITCH HITTER CONDO REHT AL Tennis. sw1mm1n 1t, 3 bdrms and patio atrium, air cood. refrill. washer, dryer and garage door opener. Hurry' We also have home:. to rent ~-2313 MHADB.MAR SPECIAL $12,9001 Close to P•rki1, school11 , tennis club. BJg 4 br on hug~lot. 2750 rortota, CottaMIM ni.0161 lna.uuctlona: Hldcllfl word• below appeer fQrwlftl beck· w•rd, up, down or dltgONlty. FIM tldl Ind boii It In. ~ Acamas Geryoneo Phfdon : Atlas Hurtalf Raphsal'\ls ~ Carvs Julflnce Teu~hus ~ Galapas Kotto1 Yohak ~al · TOlllOl'f'OW: Paper meonab I Irvine realty IUT. OF HAllOI Y11W Lg. corner lot w/really beautiful yard, lavish wood covered patio & offering total privacy. Popular Carmel Model -3 BRs, f amity rm & formal dining. Appt. only. $14.7 ,500 fee. Joyce Edlund 642·8235 •. <U-87) . . INRATB PllCIS7 NOT Hall 4 b edroom bluffs end unit, ·light & airy. Move-in cODdWon, great patio, vJew of hUls. Try&. match this one for $139,000 • A CO&.OWW.&. 1...-CO. 644-1766 ~ 2"t MNJOAQUfNHfU .... D. IN NIWt'OflT CIH'l'I" Ge.rel. f t OOJ ., .. ,.. ,. I OOZ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OVER 60 YEA~S OF SERVICE OPIM DAILY 2..f:JO IM THI ~l~ 1Wf1'S! Specta'cular 2 ry End Unit Townhouse, Overl g Sparkling Pool And Ramada. 2 Separate Suites, 3 Baths, Huge Fa~ Room Easily Convertible To Another Suite. Highly Upgraded. Many Custom Features. $157 ,500 , . , .. ~ .. MASSfft SYCAMOllE. IMTRJ'"61MG DICOlt This is a family home with flair : huge sycamore almost hldes the house; 3 bdrm, 2 story looks like a cottage: lives like a villa ; rear yard has t all t r ees and much privacy and a pool that looks like a pond. The entire experience is exciting. The 7000 sq. ft. lot and 2100 ttq . ft. home are offered at just $137,000. . • • U ~ IClU t: t1()Ml:S REAL TORS'. 546·5990. 1625 Mesa Verde Drive, East, Co, ta Mesa also in Co~ona del Mar . .Jt 615·6000 ... , .. 1002 GaMrot l oO .............................................. =-~~,-~ _______ , N!WPOltT CREST CAMEO SHORES .. pr l c e red u c l Io n ! From the moment you • • Beavtirul up«raded·l\ear enlcr courtyard gutes of • • " this Cameo Shores beau· • neyr, 3 Bedrm. Zh bath, ty you are aw3rc or an . .. lllning rm Condo. Lovely immaculat.6 4 bedrm & wallpapers. Carpets and pool home. Totally u cOOl'diDa!ed. drapes. traded thruout.. !\lagni i· Now·Sll9,500. , cent view. Offered at PETE BARRETT $374.000. -REALTY- 641·5200 ~ ~ I ' '>..It I< I \I f) . . . ' )I' t ~llW~' If•' ~J J'•' Jc~ M.1 ~Ads Call_6'2_·567_8~~~~~~~~1 .... ,.. 1002:c....r.. 1001 .........•..•.......... ~-.;~-~...., ............. . -.... CSE 110111 ILlllS aa. O'iEFt50 YEARS OF SERVICE NEWPORT CREST INSTANTLY APPEAUMG! Spacious Townhouse Overlooking Pool, Jacuni & Tennis Courts, With View Of Ocean From 2nd Floor 3 Bedrooms 3 Baths, Den /Family Room, Will Be Redecorated In Colors & Tones Selected By Buyer . $129,500. Shown By ApPoinlment. Ill DOVB, HIVE 631-1800 "Gitt" y011r family Of someone ¥tfY $pe(•al with this lf&han. Warm lhlnei up on aild days. Conwne lie-at and tnetty with · this c1ochet cuddly afithan of synlhellc woisted 1n 2 s~ades of to4,,, plus conlrast. Pittern 7Cll colOf sdtemt$ dirtetJons. 1he e~t's a real Phil when SI.ZS for e.ch ~ttern Add JOll re IOlllC ~aces. dol~ lots 35f ucll pattern IOI l1rsHlas.s of ~i"CS from dlf ti.u. d1nAtfl airmail ano h1ndhna Stft4 to: lht d,. Is smootll, shm1111nc, SINft. CllooJe hncn, •111ts. Allee Brooks P1111t.t ~altlnt HSI: Half Needlecraft Oep1 105 Slies 10~, 12~, Wl 16~. Daily Pilot 11~. Sue IC~ (lid Jf) tam Box 163, Old Chelsea Sta .• 2 31• .,.,., 4S-tndl l*lc. N.-w York. NY 1001 l. Ptlnl l . S... St.JS llr eedl .... ~•me , Address, Zi p, w. is. tiw udl ,.ttn * Pattefn Number w.ca.. ,i,u _.., ~E than mr bt~el ~ '-ti: ' cit flS plus 3 frn 1ntld In· . sl MW 1976 If[ £CRAFT Marl;,, Mtftln CAlij.OCt liH everythlnc. 7St. I• Paltern D.pt ... 2 Crtdlet wilt! ~uarts l'-00 Dally P1IOI Crtdltt a W•rdr••• 1.00 232 West 18th St Nlftf nny G11fta St.00 • York. NV 10011." Prln ~~':~c~~L.~ -ll:~ NAME. ADDRESS. ZIP ""~''"''"t look -St oo s I z E • n d s T y \. E ''°"'' Crtcllet'I•.. . SI .00 NUMBER. t4•1'11• Crocll1t l eoll $1.00 Dt '" llltW "'" tt 1•t 1 IHtMt C11clltt look $1.00 ~ fl"t•f s.1141 .,, ftr 111at111t kt1111t lo•k -$1.00 • ..,. F•n-wi11ter P•tt•r11 luttat Mo1111 look . . 11.00 c.taltt-clft *"" l•cf• fer C•~• Olft ltolr _ 1.00 hf ~ •f ytw clltlet. Ct111,111e Mt.fla111 !14 1.00 tS..• ,., .. 1 12 P1ht Af1!1111 112 _ $0~ ... + .... .... 11,25 w ., ti llilll• ., so, !: : c=: :· ~: r:u.:tl ·~~t:::, •:, -·=: 1twft11 1et1t t.80 .._ tf 11 Jiffy ll11p 511c * IRAHD HEW• -or quality construction with superb floor plan. this custom built 3·bdrm., 2 bath home has fireplace, fenced yard and many extras! In lovely Easls1de C05ta Mesa location -is close to schools! $98,500. Shutter trimmed & tucked in lovely residential area NEAR SCHOOLS & PARK (biking distance to the beach!) is a spotl~s 3·bdrm. family home w/fireplace, PLUS patio in wood fenced back yard! PRICE REDUCED T0$82,000. HURRY -HURRY! TRIPLETS .•• IUT INDIVIDUAL! Amidst lavish. landscaped grounds fit Cora Queen, wh ere privacy is King - reigns this "MONACO" ... and a Prin· cess it is! A gracious 3-bdrm, 2 bath home w/fireplace and covered patio in s tately Harbor View Homes area awaits your pleasure! ********* IJONUS BABY!' Price redu ced owner motivated! This 2·story Harbor View triplet with open·beamed cathedral ceilings. is a "~HASE II PALERMO" with 4 bdrms, 3 baths. formal dining room. family room and TWO fireplaces -luscious landscap· ing. Owner will help finance! -********* ... and now, the "SOMERSET" triplet! A plea sing blend of gold & earth tones is s pread throughout this 2·story home with 5 bdrms. 21t2 baths family room. TWO fireplaces. formal dining room -professionally decor at· ed! In great family area! Come see ow:.triplets_ -irresistible! TWO IN llG CANYON ONE IS AN END UNIT! "Green- briers0 now under construction ~ Both of these luxurious 2-st.ory· townhomes have 2 bdrms, ·2 baths, mirrored wardrobes, fireplaces. formal dining, lush carpeting. huge master bedrooms w/silting room. and are close to pool. tennis & golf! Buy now -move in later! INQuail liilPlace Praperties - 752-1920 1400 QUAIL ST. NEWPORT BEACH LIDO ISU: allr•ctive 4 t>ch-m. 2 bath. single story. used brick rt-pie. Beamed ceilings. hardwood noors. Lge patio. 48 f\ lot . .$22S.OOO. UDO ISLE newly remodeled 4 bdrm, den, 4 bath, living rm w /cathedral cellinas. L1e master bdrm sulle. $224,950. LUXURY waterfront condo. 2 Bdrm. 2~ bath. Pool. jacuzzi, 24 hr. ncurlty. Brand new; COQ>p. furn. mo.ooo. PENtNsuLA 4 bdrm. 2 ba home. All amenities. Love!)· area. Cew steps to beacb U8!1.500. BILL GRUNDY ,'REALTOR .• 3;11 Boy~1t.l1· Q,.,, •.. N B. A•· •• bl'l blbl '-" CE 110111 ILllRS aa. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE A .RARE RMI>! CANYONCIUT TOWNHOUSE Located In The Newer Area Of Popular Corona Del Mar. Lovely "E Plan" With 2 Spacious Bed.rooms 2~ Baths, 2 Fireplaces 3 Patios Near Inviting Pool & J acuizr. Built In All-Electrlc Kitchen. Beautifully Carpeted & Draped. Asking $124,000. Shown By Appointment. 631-1800 FIX UP Hnlecresl Home needs lots of paint & elbow grease! Clean up on lhis super 4 bedroom home! Do lhe work & save SS! Hurry! Call Red Carpet, 7M·l.202 rln NIGEl GAIL[ Y & ASSULIAI LS •,...,_ ... ..,....,.. ... ., ..... -.rATCAT-~-IU~ ... .., .................... ,,., _.. .............. ,... ... _.,........ ............. 'I'll ....... .... , _ _.......,_ ... r.: ............... _.....,.,._.. IYTRlCl(YlllCKY ..__ ... ~etU"-IM. t.C ....... _..,.,_,(1) I I I I a 11 I 2. ~ n • v .. DJ'.t (I) 11111 a 111 3. S.ft~...._ ........ (11 11II M 11111 4.P ...... Mw .... (2) 111 1 11 a11 5 .............. ,1} 111 11 11 M I .. ,,... ....... (2) 1111111•1 7, Hot f.-11 W .,_. (2) I I I I I I 11 • l I I I 0 ! I I J , OCIAMVllW? ,You bet! This one year new duplelC h11 view• from both unH• + fl. replaces, balcontee,l~~~~~~=~~I and low m11lnl. land1cap- l111. $115,000. • The r..tat draw ln !he Wf.tt• .. •nt 11tn West. • ·• Dally Piiot tnMlei'J 673-4447 · Claulfled Ad. Phone 642>S678. . -:. ·-HERITAGE . • REALTORS JUST REDUCED to$12'.SOO POOLtfOMI MowSH,IOO I . RAMCHIWn 111.ZOOO • • I ' . I J . i N DAk.Y,.lOT lue9day.0ctobe1'1a.1en ~ ...... ----~~~~~~------------~~--~--~~~~ HMHsforS. • Ho..tffForS. otherle•ht .. • OttMt-le .. &'-te OilMr.......... H ..... " f llhll · .......................................................................................................................................... '11•••HhrW. · ~~S. !HcMtwsFwU. ........................ ••••••••••••••••••••·•·I~······················ ~ ........... '°" M..,,..t9"dl 106t ....... o..... ····••Dewt. llHlll c........ .UZ4. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• leteri 1400 ._. Z400 t .. e 2900 •••·-•-·•-••••• o lntM • I 04 .U.,.. H&pet I 052 U.,.-Mlpeil I OIZ ...................................................................... ON PENH~ .• hU«e 5 br, 4 Seavle-• "-f•w Bedford ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• W~ • new 3 Br 2~ Ba. b thl ' w . ,,~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• a. every ng new . w view 2121 Yacht w· 'Uy LIST? A/C, 1ar. rerrtr. wshr . . IYOWMER l>taae !lome-\Jnlv. ' Park "ltenalallon" mdl. r w/pool, Jacu11l Is air. C.tm. DOOl dtdc.ln,. ~ a q. I(. Mhit·b lntfa thruoUt, Cornta1 Cook· to9 stove, lmb atrium, a\M. 1pnnkltra • lites. • OWJU'/Aft. ~·0110 o ...... •• D11rfllldTW1lh1• :By Owner. Popular 2 stry 2bt' J~ba. Plush crpts, beaut. wall coverings, t'ustom shutters, red brick patio. ns,ooo, s»-121.9aflerSPM bto.ga A UMIQUE OPPORTUMITY -.............. 3 b ... OOM ...... St. ................ -.... third, .. ., of .... 'Co••lry Chb with MO'lllfoh ••.w-S2lt.soo. LAGUNA NIGUEL .\00·1720 499.4551 OANA POINT 400·8812 LAGUNA BEACll 411'1-24811 Citll: ~ruce at 968·47680 Y~nkee.' Pvt streets " dryt, pool, tennls.yrly Rlrk S. at 963 5678 _ _ Community pool/tennis IY Ow..R We buy homes tor full IN. "80 mo. 842·3«3 GOODIYE $279.900. By owner ~ market pnce. lmmed ac· ~7.833.3622 C_. At P• DeMrt, C • t1on. Aaent963-~7. ICfOS/PITS OK ' Is what the owner wants P• D...t T_.• E/Slde 2 ar. gnr, ~ to say to lhls 3 bdrm. PORTOFINO Ha rbor 4 MIOlec ... L.-e • WillpaycashlnaflHhfor ...... or&1S·S258 fam. rm. Nwpt Hgts View Homell • Br, din your house, unlta or land1-------~r-11 ...... - hume. Only $109 ,500. rm. ram rm & aame Furm~hod ·$110.000. 8 Court.s --3 Jledrooms --Orange Co. Baclc P•Y· Ice 6 clean 3 a 6'6·+163 toom. Owner has priced 1.750 '>Q. ft. Only 100 condo uni.;. 6 Pools & mcnts OK. Scott Really bath. Fncd yd. l)b r. MARINERS COVE b k Jucuw~. "''et bar. etc etc. Shown by owner --C.R. 535.7533 Alley• ent •500 t l to sell t is wee · si57.500 1tc1tl•r from today 'tll sold or 101i9111. Call ll 1 ' • • RL TY fee. 640·178.sor 759-9269 lardener. Agt.8".li048 NEWPORTHEIGllTS 714 1346·'727 <Reiter) &/or <1' 7l4/346·5683 Rentab - DRAMATIC DESIGN S..Clenltftf• 1076 lll'nnls club ore>, or Portland, Oregon (U ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• Pl.VSH NIW·I alf, 2Bl' 1-'ADULOUS VISTAS ··~·~··=·~·~·· 5031226-1151 ....,..,,.,,.,,htd trlplu w/bu1e frplc, FlREPIT SNUOGEltY ~~ ....................... aarjl~r~ol~y 86$ 21 2 TU ST t N A V E . llAUT. OCEAN, lalbo• lalond l I 06 !Urn · ' PRICE $235,000. 642·5904 HILL & CITY VU. •••••••••••••••••••••••Newport R1t• 3 Br 'l'OSEE Lovely 3 br. 2~~ ba, full c ..... ctat llte-. Property 2000 N. BAYFRONT·Nov. • duplex, llA 8a, fplc, pvt HVH PALl:ltMO chn rm. 2 Crpls, qulel Cul· Property I 600 ....................... Dec. 4 Br 2 Oa , $850 mo. patio, gar, '400. 55!-7UO cur. :l~Ha, rum rm: dm d~·sac st. Xlnl cond. •••..,•••••••••••••••••• 642·1670daya,548·8M7 MESA Verde £xec.~. rm. 2 frplrh. wet bur, Sl2-i.500. OFFIC! ILDG. APARTMENTS w/pe>ol \>twn. 2io)f c!k'ses. jucuoi. $175,000 1945 AA Xlnt 2 level bldg nr. COMMERCIAL CLOSE TO BAY Hr, 3ba, Scar gar. 2700 Port Bristol Cirelc Cull REALTORS Newport Bea eh. 8970 tNDUSTRIAL Lower 3 Bdrm, 2 bath sq. rt. ProC. decor'd. f195. 4Chan~llor Plan • on u L .... a.-. 104• Ml1"°8Vltio 1067 SW-6221forappt. sq.fl. Good parkioi:. Nl•l LAMD-MHP duplex apt. Patio . Grdnr. lcpool 1erv .. incl. , corner lo cat Ion . ••••••••••••-.•••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 307 N. El Camino Real lca11es. Shows profit at Bea,11tifully furnished. M:J.WJ;s.57-1717 owner. ~!~t~ 'i~T!el~~; IMVISTMIHT BaT'celona 3 br. 1treal HIWPOIT San Clem 492-2100 low Tents. $250,000 Prin· £.5TATE $1.500.000 ~/moyrly. Twnhse,hty condo 2 Br, Pa.a.. model 3 BR deh ~RTUHITY view, A/C, fenced yurd ~llOI HIC.H ~~~~~~~~~ clple.only. 4500 1q.ft. house on 6 a~ Ba FP, DW, Micro • ""' • k • 1• vr-r-v $68 .000. By owner. Just a rew blocks away WetltyMTayiof'Co acres. maid qtts, ON WATER wave. 2 car aar1 w/trsh. 2\9 BA, near par • poo., Excellent Motel lo the (7l4)756"3629 from this quality built 3 CYPRESS SHORES REALTORS 644·4910 s.\abte1, pool, beaut Charmina2story4Bdrm comptr, door opar, WW & 1boppio1f. Owners heart or Laguna. Xlnt -------bedrm home, lar~e Cami· OCEAHFtlOto4T landscape. 'home on beat Ba.yfronl cpts, drpe, new. f450 mo. motivated. coodition.li Lar1e poo8hl &{ ..-wport&each 1069 lYroom,2bath,d lefplc, .iBr.<lSOOsqf\ .. ~.000. SALl/TRADI OPENHOUSEpu· location. Yrly lie 67s.M8'7Agent. recrea on area. or ••••••••••••••••••••••• large comer lot. Owner Howard Johnson Rlty BeauUful 4000 sq ft. free SUNl0.16; 12to3 .m SHOO/mo - walk to beach. For m· e •STBLUFF anxious and wlll help s tanding bu 1 Id· SALISBURY REALTY 3 BR. den, s.'*5· lnc1cts formaUoo call: ' K;A finanC1!.CallS40·U51. 1 ___ 4_9_7_•l_7_4_4 ___ 1 in&+19,000 s q Ct un· MEDJCALBUJLDlNG Call673.-00 =ner . .Uk I« Kr. re d hill _ 'J .) L1 ;'SU\) lMtre l..tty , PltCISUSHID S........ developed property. 5 yr Pnde of Ownership plus1~~~~~~~~~l;~~·~·~MC>-0~~81~. ~~-4f4-H71 4H·2100 5 BR fixer ju.st reduced C-1tfrofto I 078 I~. net/nel/net. $'350,000 adjoinlnf C·l Property.1: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ss • .so. Brina your paint .,.. at 29% dn. Interest only 6.7X gross. Orange , Mesa Verde-3Br,l~ Ba. u ·.t.RftUETIE POUHDIHG SURF & T.L.c . Seller wants ac-••••••••••••••••••••••• on balance. By owner. County. wport hoch 3169 ~!~1·!;,':: ra~w& cf.~t: ~ ,,. Hear the pounding surf lion. Make ofter. !~~~~~~~~~ VA NO DOWN WIU trade Cor• Nuwporl ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ END UNIT from this 1957 10~52 R.C. TAYLOR CO. Nothln& lower! H.V. 4 br • Waterfront. Prln on~. 8UN1TS OHTHISAHD ,_8'0-0299 ___ . ____ _ Par amount mob ii e fSS·Ol50 Montego. Ideally loe11t· 2 BeautlJuJ homes: 4 BR, Clark. 3055 West Orange, 7-1BR,1-2 BR, $18,780 In· Bcautlful 3br, 2bit, dplx. a. clean 3 bdrm, 2 ~:n~o~:":i·a:~~ ~.=~~ hc>for~~6;.ooocomplelely furn., i---------ed. Ls eh Id . $139,500. 21~ BA& 3 Bit, 1•11 DA. i.2 f,~.~~lc8~ 9 2 8 o 4. ~~':!~h~ompletely re· patio. new crpts. drps. bath. Fncd yd. Dbl 1ar . . tastlc comer location. -2412 HOLIDAY RD 675-5979; 1213)'133·2854. Mile to the beach. Owner · ·Avail immediately 'tll Alley ent, $500 1ncf. ' talna. Move·in on credit { ': 11~bn>el rm, sparkling pool home. PALERMO·MODIL m.49>3~628'H7s:15 CINh •• 1900 22Unltprtme Huntington 494-CSSteva/wknds Mesa Verde 3 Bt; clln £am • With view of the moun· Bl 5 BR, 3 BA, Fam/dine wkdys (213) 593.3207 orrered;agt. o..a. .. s/ SHOPPING CENTER 6,;8. $000. 752-7410 dy11, gardener. Aft. 8"·5046 ' 'a nd loan approval. ~&ll1l17 cmplll'y upgrd'd & be l· " ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beach locatlon. rm.2ba,afrplcs, viewor S\l&,500. 609•2800 tt!rthennew.$198,500. 4Dr.fumily rmw:frpk. --------t'OESALEBYOWNER ---------Gard I C t p rtl 2 story. 3 baths. O\'er 3 bdrm, i •.i ba. Village New construe lion 7 units, SERVICE STATION Beaut• Br home, bch out ~~ii:=· en41r O· 089 Cro 0 .pe ~S 2200sq.Ct.lncl.land.xlnt Sun JuanCondo.2story. 13912 Cherry St . Launa NI uel·n eliJ .front.Fabul~usvu,com·, ________ _ ,llCE RIDUCID cond. Under market at 1 car garage. Prine on· Weslm1nBtcr. M"olo 000 ,....r ygear pl Curo S8S01mo. winter Mesa Verde 4 br, 2 ba, dbl New 3 bedrm. 3 ba, fplc, 673·5410 sioo.7so ly.$63,000.MB-8095 -6 UN ITS & REC HALL. ••· ' ..-· IBe. frplc. immac. Lovely 2decks,dynam1cdeslgn . 759 OU6 TustilL 1090 new conalruclion 17091 UACRESC·ILAND On water, ll Br w/boal garden. "96. ~23lJor + Older upgraded 21---------1 • ....................... l!:lm St. Huntington Prlrtre Balrersfield-looa-allpavallable,f190/mo. 540--bedrmr~ntaltohelpwlth WESTCLIFF ~..,.l S7,500DOWH Beach' 848·265S o r tion. On Lido. ElesanUy•-----------'1 I h ....-OTIFU LY ,iw """38""a "( rBob furn1'1hed 2 Br incl'• bt, 2ba, 2 car gar. Pool. pymnts. Both wt super ••A L ap· :::3 No credit needed. owner .,..... »> S.• o · . 1 TV l i Near .1.chl..,Kid,t_OK. No ocean view. Priced to sell poi(lted 4 bedrm. 2 will ca.rry balance. 4 br & NEWPORT HACH ACREAGE p~ano, co or • m n pe&a:s•so mo. 2310 San a ~· al $220,000. World Wide b.Ht ...._ c.-difti-HARIOR VllW KNOLL den, 1., ac. corner lot .. Attractive Dplx <CBr & 4 U> 500 Acres. C·l, M·l, view, pvt bch. $800/mo." Ana Ave CM f>&S..li088 't523CAMMSJ>a:~ Broken. 673·454S, Jean· • -r ··'7 Cape Cod 4 level rondo, Circular drive. tmmac R·l. R·Z Oceanfront 2 Br Dou 11J..3'7l.G ' • --;~·LHut:-s4ilj.iAjg-~~nl~e~.~~~~~~~~I r"', forlllHll I• rm, 2Br. 2~,Ba. pool, tennis, Home. Save closing cos· 2Br . try .s4s.ooo dwn. House. Short term --------- u brick fplc, 2 car $135,00-0 Owner. 2764 ts. MH452 APrin only {2L3> 325~44 For a complete iJltegrat. $350/Wk. Gia Clrele, 1-••"'ng WALHUT$9 All gt ed b MES -a; n..-.. .. 3 BR, 2 ba ..• 8 .. gor.age, lct1tdspd & HlUview Dr. 759-0839 W--t-1...ttef' I OH __..;.-·-------! all syRse:teaml Eapsprotat3,_e act~ WATERFRONT HO fbraod Df1! :I B1 R1• 2 a ., "~"' • ....:~ .. t buy .... ,...... lftcOttW rr~y 2000 ... 631·1400 rplc.; $4;N,)'1' y. ease. condo w /cov'd. patio. U.,...Hlh 1050 .,.. ........... -1 Mutl sell this weellend ! ....... A..............;p. tiviHes·lnvestment pro·~~~~~~~~~~I &JboaBayPropertiff-Cen tral a Ir ·••••••••••••••••••••••• In this t1clu1i•• WeslchH-deluxe 3br. Comfortable 4br. fnm r m ••••••••••••••••••••••• pert1es·tax de(erred·I-675-7060 UPGRADES! SSUOO SUNSET PLACE, new 3 It• I 9. It b or h o o d . 2ba. entry style, fam rm, and pool, j;icunJ . .$92.500. ' exchanges·developmenl· NWPT CRIST CONDO ALSO BR. Patio home. Earth $146,500. Owner wiU lge fncd pauo. Open dai· ~-8283 p r o p e r l Y 2 Br 2 Ba, pool , tennis, LARGE 3 Br, fplc, gar, Sharp 2 BR. Cam. rm. tones view lot close to ~finance ly, 1201 Pembroke Ln . By OtMt-Re manai~ment-corporate beautiful. $700. 640·175l range, kid$ OK. Yal'd. "A"endcondow1central Lag. 'Hb Mall'. $78.500 -....1..1Wi.LI 1. owner. 646-9836 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• portfolios. $390.S48-4135;64.Z•Ol350r air. Newly painted. OnJ)' Owner. 551·4725 -_. "°"'" 646·0100 CALL FOR Occ.aCront Sparklln& 3 M6-64.23 ' .,.,llOO -------...----i 673·4545 Mobilt HotMs -INFORMATION Br, frptc, comp! rurn. • Ranc~:aLn~~quin ; Nlguel I 052 UDO ISU -~~•••••••••!!.~~ ~~~~f CROSS COUNTRY ~V:1~~·8 mo's. $680. Mi:' ~~::r·s!tBi~ eleaant 2 BR, hilthlY up·••••••••••••.••••••••••• MAGNIFICENT MAGN!fi'ICIENT 4 ~rm Elderly woman WANTS COSTA MESA. ----,1782 New H~~. graded San Mateo UST REDUCED to VIEW home ulcully arranged mob1le homeinpetpark, PROPERTIES INC On the Boy, ~ovely 3br. $435.Avllm~.6"-- W/eent air: overlooks $121,000. Best buy on h.ill. to: the ent11rtolnmcnt pref. o.c. 645-8084. David DUPW ~ l~ba. Out11de 1bwr, tolfcouno.1495. 2'M2 Los Serraoos. 4br minded pen1on. Family -3 lkdroom upper unit IHVISTMD4TDIV. wshr;dryr. Wnt.r renlal. BR. 2 8N' "6';t cood,; IVB.YH COPILAND 2ba, i1hake roof, Paceset-rm has large bar that S9S Mo. Space rental. with aundcck, Jower 2 (7141141·1 Ill 213.·749"'""5, 21B·«l7•6087 $335. mo. r ange -"'•T-•1._0434 ler home. High grade opens onlo south patio. Beautiful Mobile Home bedroom with enclosed 1~~~~~~~~~~I . Monte vtala. 545-3050 _.._ _______ ,._,... ___ 1 new cocoa crpt , de· Kitchen & master suite in xlnt adult park. Many patio & yard. King alled l ~ YrlT. : IJe Br. Patios, RP WMtaide 1 BR. • • WOOD BR 1 D GE. corator clrps w/abee~s., open ontl north patio xlras. Full price. $16,SOO. bedrooms. Individual I UMrTS frplc, gar, Waah/dryr. fam·rm. 2 c:ar iar, trDfc, Quant~ BROADMOOR 3 atalned 1las1, dinlng/liv· This beautiful home also <FW1941> Days, 540-5937 laundry areas. bulll·ln * S.,.rCa.-* SeeahonDrive. ~. pt1tlo, ........ , Walk'g 1 int r di Ider perfectJv featuru a formal dlninf range, oven, aarbage ~are real •'Pride ol dlstaa•• &o •• .. I'• 6 ' Jldrm bome. $101,800. m v • " rm. breakfast nook. In· Wknd fkh Retreat. 2 BR dia""'"al. & d~hwuher & ..._ .. ll "' • , OWfterlll..tOa lndaeP'd, many xtras. 0 .._ Exp ndo crpla drps ,..... Ownersh ip " unlla.r thopt.142$..... • ---------• View ot gruin1 catlle & tercom thruout. 1 om"' a • ' • • nreplaces. Just S yea,.. Be au t I r u1 l y m ain -• ---·-• .. •••••• • WOOOlaJMl Saddleback to infinity. wtth outside entrance de· ~rif, slv. newly pamted old Owner d~1rcs l'A· lolned-in prim.c rental 3202 Br, ZBa, '.:.:f9i cfoeed -I '" 28 "b "--pl ... --'-n-signed for mald ot In l!:xdusiv e Bayside changeforadd1Uonal ua· area of Co•ta Mesa. •••••••••••••••••••••• td. ~I ..., •· ..,arm n •• on r, ... a ....,." e...., ., ... acy ...... .,... Real Estate mother·ln·law. 3 car gar. Village adJl prk. Pools. Ill In San Clemente. " au'"' OJ: ..... -Condo. A/C, uPCfadea. KM Slt/Ssm 12-4. Pl1n 2 F ed 1 d' · i" Jocuul Club Hse boat S3>0.000 cor, c ,.. • -· • tW aaa., prka • paol. By only. 489-2921. Owner Larfe Custom Home, on: a r con iuon ,.g -· 9 · $146.500. :.a• A RatTAl.S 941..srT • c.nw, 519-a71UJ10:30 Udo Isle. Pool size lot • healer system s . slip avail. Sl •900· B> COLlOfNEWf'OllT ::art Pier R • .,..,_..ppt. S..Tftft!Ct T_,.111 SZM,000/offers. F'lexlblli· S375.000 owner. 5'0·4480 or '7S·HI I . ...,_ . WllypsyS25-S30w,be11 iJlaC:. J br la z .. 1~e .,__;.,a.; ,, ... 3br. 2'~ba. $99,900. Call ty on Interior features. LIDO REALTY _67_3-M04 ________ ---------JO'*CUlettbabestfor tril)lq, lttlc. aenc. gar, ..._..._ -714-M>-2918.nt <8·Sl 540·3383 Broker 673-7300 AcrMpforlCIM IZOO • SPIHDAIU * i ... m.tee. ?Daya enc. yd. G....._.. Bets. ••••••••••••••••••••••• """""'ration ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 ho"•es on l lot. 3br •· 2005 ...._ ~. $135 Cumisbed wtll $4lC>i 11~1141 OC ....... Y•w ~-.... · .., .. ---__,,.. S190duplex · ~DAii.it -" AnltnlOM 2br. Nicely renovated Ne•.-ei-•••••..,._ $195Bach.utUpdw/)'d East.Ide very 111ll 2br • .. Pouibly the most af· SEATBlACl-IAYVllW PRETIY OIY&OPHS property w/7C:. 1penda· $21.Slbrplex,utUpd Jba,old "woodedcabln" • fordable property in Guarded private c.om· Mobile Rome, located in Riverside County In Sun· ble per mo. S71,500. $65,000l>UPLEX $22S2br bouse B. lkb hied yd. p!. 548.-.0 • Laauna tA>day. Brl&ht le munity. Pool. tennis. exclus Bayside Village, 2 PORTOFINO nymead, approx. 490 NewpCM'tlHI ...... Better hurry, u won't .S15Ubrhouu•/)'&rd .,. 323? ail')' 2 Bdrm." 2 bath 0 . Jacuul & aauna. Pvt Br 2 Ba, Din Rm. Den, _ _,._I ln Harbor View actts. Perfecl for mlnl· AMocl•s 1ut, bot!I unit.I are 2 BR, !!!'1*2~unl2tk!~ok~-•H•••••••••••••••••••• y.o Just.oat block to the beach parkirta. l\lstr wetbar. lndry. bltns. etc. rrlVUC ran h 5 5 Miies from , .... ..r.,2• bl FHA lo t .,., -1._, -• beach. Newly redecoral· Bdrm Suite w/Crplc + 2 By owner. Prtnc Only. Homes. Slep down living c e · 1 ____ .. ____ ~ ___ =~ti now. 0 • a "'=1' , IUdlok. BR alba2 n'?,aee, 1 bom~·-' ed. Owner flna.MIDI can bdrm• ck study, 2112 sso 500 675·'7903 room w/converaatlon .LakR.eCPeT~!tlOll CO 1 ..... 666 N--81 Clf , »n, pc, Clh•o ·make this pllrchaae a baths, Air cond, manyi---· -·-------. &J'ff, Separate aame rm . • ~· • ._.. si.s.t ...... .,.. .. MS.llio ~..l. 2 car IU'· Lovely breeze.~,500. UP&rades. $139,950.•·i>h W/lort and sep. bath. ,55-0350 Seashore Duplex neltnbol'bood. "31/mo. , MO'°"IUALTY 496·i005 or 03·3186 WATERFRO'NT SUited aa guest bouae. re wt mat mon, IM&l ID48TA&-nof-. •4t4-t017 * Owner/Aat. · VACATION HOME ON Ifs vacant and owner is FANTASTIC VllW $177 500 we'rtwonhltll --.:.::~=:.:..=---1---:._--:~_":-:-1_,:-:-C-:-:I--WATER. Beautlrul 1 anxious. Superb value. s Acres So. Corona for , • MOtit .... 1 .. .., 3Z34 ~•Deltlit ._... _ _. Bdrm Mobile home, srra.500. (Fee land). Call your mobile home or Y~arly income '15.600. Quallty 4.pfes c M $1501br,~,tldaok .................... _. z~. J:alli•b eotuit.ey Tbewann(eelln1ofthls completdy furnished. now,MS.7221. bldf. site. Full price Big 4 bdrm. u~per & 2 <>wneranxloua U500o() Sl5Se.,C.)telbot Sbt,lbeea.egUve at.1le w/1.1pper llv. rm., immaculate 3 bedroom All amenltlea for adult CE ..... TURY 21 $12,900. 8KR. bdrm, lower. antastlc Must Hill A.,. '4s u03 · saoo2tlr'.cbUd sarap faallr llome. Very trpl bdrm d fs b bome. Enjoy the lush Uvina. Commun.ity pool, " m •>677·S691' beach Investment. Just •·· • •11>r't1c1t,ftlcd,aar P!lnt• W/10' wall. Gu!trm.lc'ba~0wtae:: new carpeting and jacunl & recreation W"tclfflltalty OR522-0530 llsledl Al\.&Ml-9198 Tl.IPUX,C.M. rnu+it.b..l1t1,nfce FamllJ rm, formal din eAtry oo lower level. peaceCul vlew ot the facilities. Poe1Jble boal ---------i LO"'DIDWJO"'KS Great Eutslde loc , $.111) lbr, lbe, llici., Mta rm, u91r•dtd c:rpt1. Needs work! $1'9,500 tvallb ey,b·then wlainCderJ 1 10 slip available. $64.000. REDUC,ED A 1 d IAh ki----------i newer3br, 2ba, CrJ)lc, yd. ()p9ntdays Y'ee ~~ •• _.J7a~c7~5•4t5500 0 .. ID011: Mtufon Realty 4fM.0731 e •au u y SALISBURY REAL TY s AcreiJ oa w t oa DILUXI DUPLU (2) 2br. lba. patloa, encl 1525 Mesa Verde Dr. E. • ... ,. " ' • " ' !!~~ca ped gardens. C&ll 673 ..,,,..,.. $25,0001. trees In Cleveland Na-t!M,500. Nice 2 Bdrm ~ $1TO 000 Suitt taot ~ .,. """' """"' tlonal Forest. So. of NEW l Br. Income $625 gar. • · 1---------'l>UALITY · NEWPORT CRES T Orange Co. Municipal Pc r m 0 . o r e a 1 Tom Lee. Rltr, 6'2·1603 H1.0H2 SPllC. 3 Br, TlbaroGCOlldo, totc;,1:[0~~t::::i~I:~ ..._L_U_F_F_S_,_h_i_g_h_ly--u-p-.1 ~~~~:~ ~i~:~i:n waler, gentle rolling neighborhood. 832 ta>+ NEWER UN1TS .... ,.._.. J206 2~ Ba. A!O, wet bar makes.thi. a.n out.atand-graded 3 Br 2~; Ba con-"'•balcony. Spac. open knolls for view s ites. Plumer. CM . 0 pen Good Orange Co. loc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '4IO/mo. 841..US. tn-trur. Oolt'..+ry. ~nrpool.Sl2S.OOO. By master bcdrm . Xlnt Ownerwillcarry.AGT. Sat1Sunl-S.PhM7-45'79 MBKinR. Rdow1n S60d0,0!~· 2br.13T5. .......... ......... 3240 kitchen, fantastic master o.wner. -Cill ror lJlJl". pnce. -won·rllin. Clrll <11~>676·5717 . ep y to a """"· Oaraae. •ppllanc... • ..................... . n.a-.•-bathw'ithatotal 752·6492 ; 640 ·8857 or ""'""'""" ORS22·2080 ..... ..,D ... IW Deily Pllo~ P 0 MOtOll "'453 u•-..t~ --........ ...... , .. aww"' ...... .,,...,... -" " 1560, Costa Mei•, Ca.' ,,_ -d .. oC 3 Bdrmt. "2~ bath1. 640-8381 ATTBITIOt4 quatlty buUdlng for 921628. . .... Plflliltt• 3207 nNt PoOI ala ttob.ls. Relax • enj9y t he llHl,...tR.-ch Private Party, wishes to IUl&.DllSll quality buyer. •Super MwtaM D...,., ....................... -/~Ml-4(n. Catalina aUft.let PLUS New, ,exqui1lle ramblin" trade c Br home on n--b .... , bo Ith uparadect unit.a. All with ' ' 4 oc•"""r•""NT .,_ bl'--• pc"Oldmlty to the flneal .. _ ..,.. ll1 • . .., l C t M ...... c ov e me w nrepl1cea, encloaed lnort Z! 00 "'"n n... s Br, a -· .... , .. ear sebooli "'the area. CUllom .... me • ..,ues: an pnmeparto osa esa bulldable R·•eountylot. C•Ta~ea patios ••••••••••••••••••••••• W.8THST iar., ftD.ctd 14, pool, .... 500 area, 20 min. to Irvine, G o Ir C o u r 11 e f o r •·--~ Over 15,000 sq.ft, total. ri k • T h • -a llOCHU•I ' BR, + den, 3 BA. ..,.o. 1'411 Cbateau l;a, ... ' · Npt.lkh.,alm0ttlAacre waterfront home w/pler ClosetoCostaMua.Bet· •P n era. own ouae "' ,.. wlnur fTSO yrly f1l.4M5 "' flat corner alte wlth 3300 & slip. Linda, Lido, etc. __ T_H_E_l_L_U_FF_S--~1 t.erb•.-v 11• .. ,,,....,. style. (1) 3 bcdrm, 2 bath CHOlCEHlGH SlOM/ "'·tl·~ •"10 , ........ ______ _ ,.-.co71!•Y -·i·C• ................ and (3) 2 bdrrn, 2 batb. DESERT PROPERTIES z;; mo.~ .-r3·... • • Br+..._.,,,_..., ---e ~So'. "'--st Ck' 1q. tt. ol hlably detailH, 546-8757 Wri all ... F 1 ..a..1 M 3.,,.2 • -··~ "-.u.v-....,.. custom features. Super · $a38,SOO. le or ~· _. • rtY · c:or.. _. _. •• to abopplftC center, bus LAGUNAB~A view. Juat being .de· BEACH SHACK w/plan1. 4 BR, dining room, near loyMc:C...._ Ben Hinkle R.ll. 21930 •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• atr•Ceo. USO/mo. 497.1417 slaned, ao bring your perml\1 tor 3 sty re· ~~~~: J!~era!~~~~;\1~1~ 1110 Mew,....ll'ld = 18p Apple Valley, EAU11Fl1L 3br, 2 ba + 41M•51 idt!as.$197.000. model,$97,500.675·1666 k a Cl1JOOO d Cotta~sel4l.nlt or hS.AMa·UM den 2 (l>lc's. Mex tllc,•3--.. -.-1 .... --1-F-a---R-~ FALLIN LOVE , 11leWelllngtonGroup 1y 0 -....11 wee. en · .,. · un er ••c--~ ""---C--.... Roman tub. Sundk .... w ... ra 10 ... m. With th1s charming early Custom Construct.ion "" bank appralael act festl -,,~ ....... -.. , 2500 &t0-184t near 'he beach • Nn,tg ' I " California Spanish 544-0814 Eves838·3232 UPPER BAY 4Br, 3ba. 3 VAU.IY 640-9900 eom.rchll SANOLEMENTE ~ openy ltarbour, $'25 per mp. retreat. Ideally located car car. Fam rm, frplc. Pf'OIM'"fY t 600 ....................... e duplex home In CdM . Av-11lmmed.840-4247 in a neighborhood of LaktFortst 1055 din rm. 2200 sq Cl. 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TRl·PLEX -3·2·2:ln0tlp 3 Bdrm a " 3 Ba .1--------- atately old trea and fine ••••••••••••••••• ••• ••• Story. SS6·6876 hcllltlv• LlsHIMJ ~~d~ 4 yrs old . n Y 500 CRY PabuJout mA1ter tulle. SU per sf\arp 5 br exec. homea.$141.000 3Br. t~•Ba., hl1hly UJ>· OHLYS89.500 Prlmecomm.loc.oncor· BERTHAHENRY $71, Sm pvt yd. 1800/mo. home. Highly upArad~d g~g·~~s:.' ~-:O~~er. Walk to ocean. Modern 2 !Mims "Monle10" park ner 2 major 11t1 nr Dis· Rt~ALTORS :r:.71,.~ ~trh!~~~~ 162•0611 Alrt, ~~:U:.~1.:'ini'. ~g~ --------...,-1 br +den In Newport view. 4 BR. 2 Ba. re· neyland. Bldg has been 215 Del M.!:_ 492·•121 ly. ur· ... e lol. No down to Re-modeled 2 BR facn rl'C', brilhl C!Ountt)' LAJ(I VllW COHDO Beach. duced s12,ooo. Upgraded. beaut. converted. 10 • FOUR·PLEX IN c.M. an,y ve~ran. home. frplc, dloJna. 1'1\ kitcMn. 1udtHC furn. 2 Br 1 Ba, pool, tennis & CAYWOOD RLTY INC. Owner. S14 9,500. ree suite office + lobby. 2.3 BR 2.z·s. Only 556•7777 blh to BllJ Corona. No •;mo . ......n rec prtv. Roduced. $5000 5'8·1290 "4·2135 ·=~~~v:::S~c~~: S129,soo'. Owner/Agt. Wortdleallst.t. peta.$t15/mo.675.._. MIWMOMI totu.50Q.1l342?"7S9 1076 S.ClllA• .. • 1076 dlUoaal ._ Ile•. Total ClllJM0--0555. Bloch to btao b. 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• packa1e offered al o.tef"'__.. Bldl01NO,fttell&AM,eely- ~c~~ UNCH ISTA.TI On a one acre site in the rolling hills of San Juan Capistrano. 4 bedroom,· 4 bath, family room with fireplace, country kitchen. Top quality appointments and appliances throughout. Space for horses or pool and tennis court. $335,000 A Coe.owaL IA*a co. 496·7222 831-0836 """ ....... ~ .... ............ • SJ48,IOO. World WJde $ DOW Pr ~·r ZllO SNO/mo. Huifa.:•ll Brokert, 871-4545. 15,000 N •• :.~J.... ..... .... •1111 Alt,.. •s-1 Ofc IW.•. takca over payments on BRAND NEW·2,550 Sq n. 8trf, Romt f. aa.tr LCM Stl7.S60 house+ apJ)rovtd plana 4Br 1 acre vlow lot 1t.dtt, It rrd; •MW ' • . for duplex. Owner will borS. property In Upland 1... crpt1/drp1. alt to Colo1rntpdleeteJ_Yorefiutur. bplsrhoef~ cAJTy flnoncln1 le sub· Uata area675·3143 tw uplx ~t:.t.2b1, fplc, bcb/tolllt/1laopa. • ordinate. Call: Rick met to park. wlk lo bcb. '4t5/mo Ml.OIH •• Jandsca9ec1. 100~ oc· Byers IHI lstet. "75. U8 Bt1oola "4·1'32 9S2-0Nl pm • ~~~'4c,~:'1~r ~~~~r~~ 11'-7777 lxc'"-Jt 2100 OWmlna 2 br, 1 ba home ...;___._.;.. ____ _ man••ement If deelred. WCM'td llt• latete ••••••••••••••••••••••• SO. ofUwy w/frple, wood Beaut., spae. J br ~· -1---------1WhY 1>aY taxtA?· • Ex· celln1t dln1 ... rm yard Pool. dahwhr • hv.a. Pr t n • 0 fl 1 Y • Ca 11 change! Frank Zelarney ft p1t10. Al~tw 1kltcb. Kids ok. $37S. Ul-IZ25. Owner I Ag e nt, Ll i Realtor. •IM·8502 W/llde by tide refrll a. 989' Petll1wood, nr_. Evans, 547 ·2S33. dthwhr. Just redone In· Adams• Bushard. C 0 M M £ R. C J A L PUBLIC PROBLEMS? aide fs out. Real 4Uttl ':d a .Ba w/trPto. CO Y· PROPERTY WANTED: They are our specialty. Oara4e. OarcStntr. $4$0. patlo. 'JOlll'ord Dr . . Pt"lv•tt lnvcator hiu A'""TION Crtatlvely handled by 103 BeaonJa. 95S·S84t (213)01·0111 , nu cash comin1 oul or "" tralned c:ou"ulors. eves. (1\4>t31.cJllM nc.,,_ & Med11 prtmc rt West Cont Hwy Phon f ap-lnln1cnt tall/office of approlt. c or ,.., • ColN MtH 1124 Sharp I Wnh I batb ssoo ,ooo . in Laauns. 1.5 ACllllS 675·4961 ........................ dllb:~:a-dfvl' N e w p o r t a r «1 a . Oct.Mt-24, 2PM · THI CA.WSOM CO. Mesa Verdt 1111 .• exto; ale. /'Pflt OK: ' (213)820·0560 ofo, ForWo.547·7714 REALTORs bome.4.8d.nn,3ba.-... Apnt.ao QJ.3)392·2861btn. 2119 NewJOrt Blvd, N.9 . rno.1.tlalut. Wl•*l fa • . ' .. • '1 • ...._......_. ..._...~hect tto.n~ ............ AfHriMHta Uftfwft. ............... """"-Tueeday, October 11,, 1971 OAIL.YPILOT PtJ ........................ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........................ :IJnfw-nJ1 ... d ••• • • • •• • • • • •• • •• •• •• • • •••••••••• ••••••••••••• __ __,;..__, .-. -----------------. :r r .• ._... 1140 hech lHt w"""'-hr UH ... ~ ..................... Coat•~.. 3824 D .. ,.. · 31J6 .,_.... ..... Ui.fln. .OHie• Rtttt.r 4400 ......,. W....., 4600 .......................... ················~······ ••••••••••••••••••••••• G •• ,... JIOZ ..................................................................... ········••fl•·~········· .............. ~········ t BR a BA dr1>$ crpls WALK TO llACH Nlee3bedrm,1 b1.1tb, DW, ... ••••··~··••••••••••• 2 Br & boiau:i rm garage 2 BR Duplu w/vlcw. Newporlleoch' ll6t D&UXIOFf'ICIS ~f.• ~~m,t:2~iwn~~ 1 ~otner to't kids/pet 3 Bdrm. house ~lus large d,,., & ()pts.' N>d area. •tbr SJ6S. J.vng Beach. kid ok no pet1> ·$300 376 Newly redec. crpts & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ComrnJ & iodatl apaces, AdUtta H B 538-ita9 · 'Welcome.'$385/mo. fenced yard. Only one S3'16/mo.983~A;ent, Cpta, d1'p1>. 11lv, rec. El6thStS4G-ml · cjrps, $300. m~. 645.0110 Eleaanlabr2ba .dsSl~.on 200to2000aq.ft.~alow · · · 863.o45G?Agent 11ofee. block to the b4'&Ch. nofec. Ad It s . no Pel s. · days, or 491}.4.215 eve!I. Penin Pt. w/b11y view. us.35tsq.ft.LagN1guelf& M1scet1 ..... ' "5Q1mo.HURRY-ca11 714,R33 ·8974 NEWBREEDAPTS all.ti. All bltni;, intercom, Minton Viejo areas. R....... 4610 CbanolngJ~r28a1tudi * 4ae1 S057 * Condoml.... .-.._ 1 IMCI 3806 t Br & bach w i loft. ---w:ish/dry, new crpt. Hllndy to S.'D. Frw)'. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4.lOGClo. 5ervtCO are11. lg 7"t-....,lhed l400 -o S Adult no pets 3!13 Steps to bch. ~mo yr• Call: 831·14-00 V t lot fi mt 1819 petlo. pool aar. No ts. •0 ••00•••••0 •••••0 ................. ~ ..... Hamilton. 645·4411 . Hul1tl'")t0ft h•ch 3840 Jy. 673·8218.. p~ac~ntJ.a. ;:, boac4or 1 $3~0. cah afL erM. EASTBLUFF Condo, very cleon. 3br, So. Boyfron~ 8~1 M apt, --••••••••••••••••••••••• A.,,.....Offke1 -3078 • ..O.llM 4 BR. & tamily house 2ba 2 car 1ar 2 pools 8br, 2bu. Million$$ view. $WOFF OEP w/AD lMONTH F REE 1 __ . __ . ------ w/view. $$15 Mo. Act. 'clubhouse. Submit on Luxury.Adults, Vrlylse. STUNNINGlge2Br2Ba •OptttDalty 12·5 S..CI........ 3176 ryu.ervtco.Noleasere· ........ /h••eat/ _ $150 Great house on cul· 644-1133 kids. 1st & Ja~t mos rent. $61~. 6'76·38'18 garden :ipt, pool, rec rm, 1400 Delaware. 2 & 3 Br •••••••.•••••••••••.••••• q d. 200·600 SQ. ft. Plenty FMaftcie ~·~~ • 1br, 2~ ~~a,psep. 4 'Br 2 Ba spac beaut Avail. lmmed. $385. Agts lolboo rettin1411o 3107 $275. 710 W. 18th Sl. apts. One mtle to ocean. 2br l'\ba, newly pamled. of .Parkl lnSg . 2N082 S.Et. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -•pay ya ..... oo • ' • • Joan"·Chuck"Ao.1120 ~4o mo Esther6401850 Bruto .t. ewpor serv. Fine area. N ~estcll~f area, fple, Ill .,. ''" · •••••••••••••••••••••••Lie modern 3 Br 2 Ba. 536·2248 846·1826 dya,640.62t3evs' · Beach.557·7010 ..,..., parka acbool & library lut & din rm, 2 car gar. eo..domlnlums Lux bayfront Jiving In this fplc, gar, bltns, no pets. 0,.1rt.1t1r IOH !'i38·2'700,962·9~10lm). · $750/molse/opt.673-4MS. ~-d 3425 plush2Ur,2ba,w/huge $350 mo . 675·109•1; New3Br 288 frpi bltns SouthLOCJUNI 3886 ExecutlvtRowlac ••••••••••••• ••H••••• • Bluf(s Plaza 3 BR. end un· •••••••••• .. •..-.••••••• ~11\9 & over.looks glisten· 67l-l023 y u rd. ' w sh r i d r ye; •••• •••••••••••• ••••••• Q!c apace in Newport· llAUTY SALOM ~~~xe Jwnh se. t:ib~ it Fresh paint plush Orangetree. Irvine, 2 mg ~ay. Full sec ~~J· 2 Bdrm Married t>ouple hookup. $420. Kids & pcls Nice l Br, $275. Private Airport Area. R~eptton, IMBelHCY SALi! Bea~ vu~ ci:!~o b~h: carp. Spotless tbruout! b~[1~ F~lld~c:r~~~::.; D~~~c~rrpn~av~HprS650: with children under 2 ok.675-6670or64H506. ~~r:he~~l~~~~pe at· ~:::m~t~:~~ec;~e~ed't°c~ Ow~er movin1. xlnt ~ BeauUfulLY dec:o. Pool Walk to mkts. pool, schls fac:illtle Adults onl 675-6775. yrs. Newly decorated. New 2 br, 1 ba. 3 br. 2 ba. taUng & copy machloe. station Cbtila llesa toca jaeuul. efo. $.SSO per mo. & pork. $500 Month $345 mo ''1ease 'Nov 1st $225. 646-2826 --Bllns. Child, small pet Oceanfront condo, 2 br. Fl-om $:?90. (714)7S:M170 tion. Surrounded by Lse.l>P.842·3533 Agent640..5660 551190c)rt4.00 · ·Newer 2 Br 2 Ba yrly. ok.(ll8:>.S·ti9lS 31561 Table Rock -.partmente.Brtococter. · a · . __ Adlls . no pets. Nr Large 3 ~r Townhouse --Dr.$600. mo. 499.2781 ; · · TIME,751-1400 • "4 Br town.house. $375.mo Lovely u urn. ~each l i b r a r y , E v e s . wllh vati.o, garage + 3 BR, 2 ba. 1 l>lk lo bch. 646-8fJ3S i-----..-----. Pool & clubhouse facll house on b:iy w1 sand~ .,..... .... "-""lth•d 213.257.97~2 vool. Quiet complex. Ocean vu: $500 mo. 216 Newport Restauran'-ClJJ . Call Hadley, 847-8844 front. Pvt comm unit.>·••••••••••••••••••••••• Adults. no pets. S350. 6th St. 962.5033 oceanfront 1 Br, Jort, . for detalls. Le Raisor Balt~)a Covell. Plenty of loltoo 19'0ftd 3706 $190 Nici! bach upt. Rt!sp 645·3381or67S-S949 beam ell• pvt beach. • ~ Realty 833-8800 3 BR Ii Fam-rm, 2 Ba parking. 3 br, 2 ba, bat:. ••••••••••••••••••••••• adult. No pets. UUI incld. -Block to Bea<'h. 2Br, 2Ba. $600. 499.4988 . 499.~ ~~,....... DISTRIBUTORS • Wi:'· ~· Nr Magnolia ~/mo. Yrly lse. Mrs Greatly reduced rent for Avall 10/25. 106 E. Bay NEW OWNERS dbl garage, balcony. $290 .._--.. ' I h d ~=: :.....-. NEEDED arner.~·3050 Lonf,&4Hl612. Modern 2 Br apt. in eit· St,apt9. Ml!WMAM~GlMlNT mo.960-3456attSPM ~!!""'!:nts=s3\oo v. •NoSellinl • -BEAUT. DECOR. nea HVHms 4 Br. els to schls, change for babysittin& 5 Copiatrono leach 3811 9UllT Ir COOL •••••~•••••••••••• ;,:: :::-. •Noe1Cp. required . part Ii la.Ice. 3 br, 2 ba park, pool. $650/mo. yr old daughter, aCler· ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUHfLOWEA 2 Br, l Ba, gar:. lndry nu; EXCITING •Co. TrainingProarain lncd yd w/bbq. NS(). mo ltlcls grdnr. 6 mo ml noons & some eves. N'ew 2 er dul>teir untt. lacil, ne pets. A:dulls. 425 PALMMISAAPTS. •No VelftllngMacbines 538-888:ior~-488'feve lse. 833·1861. 67$.5869 aft5:30 PM. 3 4 3 72 s an Juan. 1.,.,.. .ct den A. t2thStreet. MINUTES TON PT a.Co. lat.dillalled-A.c· • ........ , . lcAoa P1115Rwi• 3707 c • P 1 5. t r 8 n ° B c h · 2 Wtd J b*Ms BCH. · SAM e&.IMIMTI =~ Packa ed can- ......_. 324Z ~E~FRONT. 3 Bdrm .......... : ............ ~l.493·2UIO 3brfowallotnes G£J..REAOY Bacb,lW BR. Me•CGIArfllklt li Di1pla)1 l ••••••••••••••••• ••• ••• ~th balcony for •l\JO)I· Ba.yfTont triplex unit. 301 (wfftl flreploced from $220. & up. ld~l Medical or Dent.al ~at Requfrernent h'om "3 BR. 2Mi .Ba Townhouse-. ang the sand', sea~ s~rf Ediewater. apt C. 3 br, CoroM clel Mor 3822 Be ptepared to move fast Adults. No Pets suites. £»lash carpet• 6 M500. S.Cured by hwen· , all appll's, aw1rn pool, and V1EW. Jmpre .1nye % ba: garage. Winter••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 POOLS when you see-0ur luxury 1561 MesaDr. centtal air .. MO per ft. 1oJ'Y tennis. '>".! blk off w11ter. woodsy ex te r 1 . S32 s 1 mo . Ye a r l Y JACUIZI !~f:. "g~f;:urn s;~ei (5 Blks :East or Newport Call YEATS COMPANY •Written RepuTchue Boat dock avail. $S2S. Privacy $8()0/mo. 1425/mo. Robinson, Bkr. " _.,,. SAUMA swimming pools. relax in Blvd.) 498-0860 499·2237 Agreement . •.mo. (213'447·4302 bef. BAYFRONT 3 Bdrm, of· 548-S647 or675-3764 rS'' • our 2 jacuzzis. saunas ~6·9860 •Full or Part.Tim~ • • Sam, aft. 6pm Cice. fam rm. dining rm IALIOA IHH · Tl,, '~!:!...a... Close to S.A. rrwy & So. too! • Office space 1100 sq ft. We are a nationally ._&-..... & boal dock. Pri Vltl 21r~ ID.......__ SZ60 • divided into 6 ofrtces OD known company with .,.. ... ._ 3244 $1100. S125·S275 A Month Cst shop ·g. 'l'tny Tots ~ rrvm D Mesa Verde Crpts. drps, thousands of established ••••••••••••••••••••••• BEST LIDO Nono Includes uttt. Equipped CORONA DEL MAR weleome. 3 playgrounds. IANIUlY CllOSS ~e A/C. 50• sq. fl. CaH retail accounts from RENTALS L 0 C A T I 0 N . kitchens. 105 Main St, 2 Br Townhouse. rrplc. 16761 Viewpoint Lane Hadley, 963-8933 wast to coast. For con· 2BR. 2 ba ...... $42S1S2S LUXURIOUS and corn: Balboa. 675-8740. Pool. tennis". Some ocean FROM $215 U, Near Beach & Warner. LOVELY Fashion Island fldentlal interview, call 2+ Dor 3 br, 2 ba $435/52S pletel" redecorated OCEANFRONT 3br 2ba & Catalina views. Close ucross from Mc Donalds · Mr. Corbett, person to 3BR 28a -.25 bdr J b •-di 1 D'-N • · _ ... _ . •-r· b t 251 I W. S..nflower 842·6604 'BIG' offices. Comp. "1rn'd. & ll\Of'tl\n collecL· <t BR' 2" B · · · · · · $550rns m. 2 ath "' n ng 2 car gar. u . o pets .• to"""pping"' me cac 1. deeorat'd. $225 per ore . ..--• · ·COST~MEsA room and two outdoo $S2Swinter,673·6640 644-~ll ~~~:~~~o::~. •ALL NEW APTS 2 Mr . Ant b ony , 714-547·9858 JBR.2ba~··.:.:.:..:.:·$420 ~r~t: ri~1!: T~i i:a;kr~.ws:!i>~t~:·rct\: IRIATHTAllHG 3br.nupnt.cpts.drps ~1d/e~~~c!~~'b1f~~: • 714.&40co·'°82ST .. ~11.. .. .. .. ia really elegant livmJl I 675-4258 art 9AM • JrrPV v11-$300. 7_ 71 Shalim_ a r ll4 (714)846-0188 7 days. * .. ... -· Opper ... , 50 IS A.LS-Or-lai--g:e-2-.b4-.. , • • ...., 642 ~ 3442 ~ h --1 There's Slmillion tn Delwceotnoe, 111 W. ~7tb ... •••••••••••••••••••• b th-'-d d. i t1)randed~R-uppe.... -• 3-iJr ucac apt, pal o~ ffcnatton":-Tennl Unit.--G-4. 830. sq. ft, • · a T en, in ng rm, steps to China Cove. $750. Lge 1 Br. cpt.s. drps; $200 DiW, Fi>lC. ltku"PS, xtra~ swtm-.ntnT. btlllarda-,-i $291. 00-4463 f Y.OUJe not. aett1~1 private patio. SlOOO/m Mo. ca 11 N 1 gel. at mo. 988 Valencia, CM. No pets. 960-2358 healtliclubs, free Sunday l.3.~• retumOll7ouru1" lse. All Lido benefit 675·7876 546-543'1 brunch parties aod MJSSlONVIEJQ ve1tment, call Sandy wilh these leases. Call Costa Mesa J724 6'4·'12ll Alt. 2 BR, 2 BA Redecoraled. MUCH MORE' Great view. 200 1141. ft. fl ROllll, Ajax Co. 837-31« abo~t the s peel a •••••••••••••••••••••••Spacious upper duplex. 3 Br. 2 ba upper. Mesa del N r . H.a m 11 l o n & Plus beautif~l singles, up. Uti!. pd. Spectrurn •Average yiel~ oo pay· t>c;neC1ts you may hav $SOWEIKl.UP wlth 41evels.3Bedr 2 Mar. $290. Family, no Brookbur~t. $295. l&2bedroomafurnlabed Propertlea.•95-4771 oil$ to Aju u1vettors, ,-1th these two 11bov tool bed ba,. lplc, 2 bJcb to li1 pets. 545-4991 962-0778 or Ullfurnlihed. Sorry. . . . Jan. thru July, J.977. ll&"tt.11 .... ., .. ft...'-.1 .r. ~aa.es. S . o.l . l'QOm Cor on a . $600/mo, COSTA MESA-2140 adultaonly nopet& ThePrestlgaous Lido ofhce Statelawpermltsapre· -"'-~-"-""-i""_rv_~_Ala:_' '-"..,_hC_ro_, WATERFRONT HOM ES M.iud service, pool Salabury Really 673·6800 Thun·n Street. Delu>te 2 u..-1.1~-finest In co~ntry club Ii V· space• $150. tbC)c. up. '}>aY.?Jlent rnalty 0:.:barae 631·1400 23'16Newport Bl. C.M. ..._...!.,...... Ing at a price you "an af. 67M030 equavalen to 80 ~ of 6 JRV. Groves ·Nu 2 br, 2 S48·9'7SSor645·3987 Bedroom. units under Harttew 3842 .. onths unearn~d in .ba,den. lrpl. Pool. tennis. • · PRIME CdM construction. Lovely. •••••••••••••••••••'••• ford. Roommate service Dlx ores w/secy ser'1lce, :,. t tb balance. S475.4M0-0891 aft5PM 4 br, 3 ba. fam -rm. STUDIO spacious townhome type New & near new 3 br con· available. xerox. Nr. O.C. Airport. M~~J~kera Of. 'Lovelv townhse 3Br,2ba, sq.ft.14"4Santla~o. N .. B. WHKlYRATIS LOCATIONS w1lh family rooma. S345. dos&apts Somewtpool Oak··--...a From$2S0.7si;5Q6-·-fetfd to Californla'reai: ~ $1250 mo Agent 541 5032 Full Kitchen & TV Q u A l L p L A c E . . f 1 . Y¥UVY de ls only AiC, lt& encl pat. new& . . ' . Lineru&Utillties PROPERTJES. INC. le~!'15J• garage&, !~cs. G.vdeAApvtments IXICUTIVESUITIS , __ n~--·-----palnted Ii lmmac. $3'15.UOO SANDS3 Br. 2 ba, CLOSETOOCEAN ~ br. l ba apts. for . (714)752·1920 $4~. o:in, 84 .1 .. , or Beaut.Hui bldg . ·toa... 5025 .. 998-6188or955-2499 beach & pool. o;w. $600. Royal Sult.-Motel rent. S3S0·$42S, 846-2S97 ... ..,.,. .....,,.._... Personalised phone cov· •"'~E $UO. 4 Br 1~ Ba, FP. lst1last, clog dep. n 2Q80Ncwport Blvd. CM AGT. 675·2all days Nice & •lean 2 bdrm 11pts. ll"'YIM 3844 880 trvine cat l'fthl eraie, 1ecy setvlee. e»nf. Id, JM• WT.D.'t ·4502 Wvngatc, The pet5.642·31Xl9 642·2611 ~...._._~ Walktoeverything. ....................... MS-OSSO room. xerox.,. more. LO"'"'SAV .. " "BLE # A&ent 644-5046 . ~)' frwy jllCCeN. Near nn ~ 1 Willow a . SSl -2000 : Seavlew new4"brwi\•lcw GARDEN l ,ilr &t B ch Spotless. Walktobch. -----New 2 Br luxunously ap-So.' Coast Plua, 686 CredltnoUtoportant.. ~ 8IM.-3484 2121 Yacht Yankee. · •;pts Pool fur & ::ii, 4 Br 3 Ba Fam rm 2100' .1 BR. redec 'd. stove. pointed Turtlerock Glen He..,.,. .._.,,,5-lel Baker St, C. M. From lrobr. 49J.JI02 NEVER LIVED-JN ~r mo. Comm. pool/ten-'989Victori~St . s'!a-6774 • Yrly, so&AcaclaM.S-7048 rcfrig. lncld. ~.ask for }:~il~f~s~g:;~:0:~~:11~ (~~e:~~l~h) ._S225,;___._546-_21182 ______ ,~-one--y-A-va-1-la_b_le-,-ma-l\Y- «bedn>om, patio home In rus. 640~7; 833·3622 2br, Iba, gar. Pvt patio. _Bill. 546·5880. to occupy, Very reasona· 642·8170 sources, al\ proJecta. . adult cotnmunlty. steps IEST ORIGIMAL SUS CASITAS Avail immed. 640·6828 an 2 Br. bltns. o, W, bulcony, ble rale for reliable tc· _ ·o .e AIRPORT $50Kmin. 753-6052 '... to pool, jacuul, t.ennJs BluHs a r ea Family Nicely furn. large & 6. 640·9900 dy11, Linda. µur. no children, no pels n:rnt. S64S. mo. A\'alt. ROCHM 4000 ~B?::h8~to~\~11f 1--------- : OQ!tll'tl,fl.-cyml Mirror sh.ed 4 bdr.m 3 ba small t br. Adults. only. Agt (nocomm.l Sl8S.&15·0S27:or548-4291 Nov. 1, D.>.·s 641>·2233; ••••••••••••••••••••••• BobDl"k.inson.A,.. · W..ted 1030 wardrobe, fireplace. · no pets. 2110 Newport E 833 8282 ' ,.. •. Lease $400/month. (714 townhome: vacant sln~e Blvd. lbr. Iba duplex. corner Otltach"ed 2 Br unit. new va. . -Room wJ kll~erietle 919 .. IU ANClAL P,JJL'tN&Jl . 752-184&,askforOenyse. comp. redecor,. Move in -------loca Xtra nice S205 cpts & drps, gar, cncl Logwtoleoch 3848 $.'iOweek&..up. EEDED UUIED ~ • . o ow l A 1 1 b e'W "BUNGALOW. luxurioua &M·7226orS49-87bS patio, \·ery qulet. $350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 548·9155 mrnerc. lease, Laauna ~X'rENSlVS BEAC~ ,~ .._. 3Z4 eor1eous! $725/mo. AGT em pl d pe rson. n o mo. 33'1 E. 18th St. Apt. c. Br. Block to -beach. Beach. 500 So.. ft on No .... •••••••••••••••••••••• :640-5.'560 smokers. " maid serv. 2 Br ·1 Ba, S. of Hwy. 675-6736 ROOMS, Sea Lark Motel. Coast Hwy. terrine ex: <PRIM£) rRONTAGE ABHl&Jt3Br2Ba come 548·7l97 adulurno~t.a. $290 mo. View. Adults. DO pets. 227•NewportBlvd,Co.t.a re 0 'ea Ide t IN JJAW411. Very t• Jot.Grealvlew ~mo 1',blkstobcht2br.lba, Call 642·S9S3 dys : r·4NEW 2br t baapts. SUO,mo.Ph963·3653 Meu. Some rdrlg. cu olt c n aarkl o QUICK. H'EAVY "'·M·t M 1 ·..,.,., · gar,f~lc.fnca,lau.odry ...... flattoflhoch3740 673-3983 or·645 ·9399 ~iX-rmo ·ava.il .• colorTV,AM/FM wy., streetp Ill· JlETURNonCAPlTAL. • o. o ~ oB.BorTlsDe.E Ver/ nice borne. Avail. ••••••••••••••••••••••• e,·es1wknds ~S·s.&41 1 & 2 bdrms. Coasl Hwy, 1 radio avail. Weekly ren· Owner/alt. 414-75&1 Prindpalt ooty pleaN. "" Nov l $410 mo yrly SMALL BEACH HOTEL . blk ~ bch. Mal. adlts. lals 1M & up. 646·744S ....... 4450 1'75-40.10 llO«lday ltLTY-41M·IMS6 67J..:ioo9af\Spm. . . Rooms$30Week New \Br apt. frplc . open 2 Br. ulll furn. children $37Si$350.494-i535 •••••••••••••••••••••·--------- ··' 4BR 2Ba I>en Nwnt c-•t Condo 2 Br 2 Aptsl40/mo.S36-7056 btam ceilin111.adultonly OK. no J>('ts. Mgr. Apt 4 OCEANFRONT 1 Br. Ambusador Inn in Coata .... DaUXIO..,..S ~ ,T...t IOJI ·• ' • · -.. ''"" $396mo Ml·583a 1960Walla<.>e 645·7181 al ~· d Meaa, Zl77 Harbor. Cen· ~ ~ -Oceanvtew. tsoO. ~ adlta only. Pool, Jae,~°" . . ·-. b cony. new ecor. cpu. trally locat.ed, za&rool\'la. Cont. rrn., seat ~. all ••H•••••••••••nH•H• 493-s71oor644-9806 sauna. $395. 642·1305 HarbOw 37 42 2 Bdrms. bltlns, refng. 110 Del Mar. upstairs. 2 drps. gar. $400. 646·0505 MANY wt th kitchen. -panelecS. am. wbae uue· ltS1ted ~tehu mone-y S$ Br house, ocean vlew. •-•••••u••••••o.o••• D/W. frplc. aundeck, BR. S'l50. mo. ist 4t last. V~ry small 2 room npt. phone Ii TV. Swimmtna ar.·tor!yr.lease. Lake toloallooltt•1aCITD's. •"ss:somo. Gorgeauanewcondo,3br.New (urn. Studio across patio. pool. $325. Adult.. S42·~orS42·1Hl $181?.mo.UUl.pd. POOi. ;acunl. apd r•c. Forest area. Kent Agent.-.-,. ......... -.,,.,.u1A k t 2~ ba, pool. 15 acre pvt ( 8 b D k' 11 no pets . 6 7'3 · 14 18 ....... -• ~t 4 pm room. Dally • weekly llarldna. > --· ._.'" •as 0 park. Coast.l bree1e.. rom c · oc .ava · eve,'wknds. NEW 2 BR. bl t n s . "'",.,,,.••er rates startlng rrom $48.4 7l4·S81·9393 WE BUY l'l'RST • : ~rea. $4351 mo. Newport Ter· Water pd. Jacuz.ii, ~· . baJcony, car port. $325. ~ HkJ-1 3152 w~. ' ....-----------1 SEC 0 ND T ll UST .ralk. Ba bo\l.se, N. End race. 496-7737 ~ crr!8· drps/~~i vie · ~ MeH 1124 fMS-6.«Hor Info. •••••••••••••••••• ••••• ~ MJSSION VIEJO DEEDS . AG g NT. cl to bc:h b • h $2...,. l'l\O. 1 .................. 00 • Del l It 2 B $265 Ii SboDOloa CenW 1800 aq 71' 181 GIOO -_OtJe .... T,,,;... us a op Bluffa, a bdrm. Bayvlewa, • -h-1. 1741 Att rac t I v e 3 b r 28r. garage. lri·plex. $285 uxl e._ r. . .~Pi $'l7.50 PER WEEK ft . (M liue. LaeU1bted1--------- • ptnJ,.-.-· vu• pool SS50t.oS750/mo .....,_... -·-·-"-........ I mo 1785 Anaheim PoO -rec room, q ... e lBLKF .. "MBCH nB algn 3 war vlslbltlty LOWEST , ... . . Rltr6'4.0J.34 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ww1wvuae ... '.,cs, poo • 754-0el3 842 1906 area 831·7766 nv ·.1.~ • ' ..,....__. • .. Beaut. Spaftiab 2 BR, din LAGUNA BEACH MTR Jacuui. $395. 2SU W. · • . 536-4728. LVE MIN Spedrumu"v<'••les. ~ rm., terttfic ocean view: Luxurious Condo. Near INN. 115/wk. S275/rno: Sunnower. lOto:S. Foxhollow Vin-IHdt 3169 tr.-1--a....1-4200 '8M771 W•tll ... deca 1tove • rehig.. "-h ..... D ..... id 1 TV . -· -'ll-••••••••••••••••••••••• -r _. , .. 11. Y 'elec 'aarage Nr Vier "" · """"· ys ...... .al61. Ma serv. co or • $410 E/Slde trtptex. 3br, 621 W. Wllson646·2010 rAllO•IWPOIT •••••••••••••••••••••.. LAGUNA · tstT-...... 1 • toria Beach ·-.ao: Agt eva/wknd.aM8·98'l5 • heated pool. 1714> 2ba,trplc,yd,enclgar. FURNORUNFURN SKJERS.Houtetorrentln DOWMTOW'MSHOP MT.0.a..-. . dt-7551 : 2 B 3 b b blU 494-5-294, 985 N. Coast TSLMjDJt 642-1603 •2br townhomewifrpt' Bacbelou, 1 br a Ta.hoe, $200. tor 4 mo'1. 4'70.,. n next to cJty Fai~'l'tnotlbtc.19'9 • r , . a, ~r. 1111. Hwy. •LaepaUo&enc .• arage BedroomsllTownhollHI ~3428 . -,. ·1 • .........._,C• ~........ cpts, ·drpc, h18hly up· Attractfn 1 br, den. Pool, •Adults only From $284.50 parking. "50/mo.C.11 _. • • · ·~· .. ••••••••••••••••• graded Condo. 3 blu to Studio & 1 br apts. compl. Jacunl. 1285. 2511 w. PooJ &Jacunl a~ail. Spectacular i pa, total Rttlhlh to se..r. 4300l".'RellJoDomi ____ cs __ m __ .e100 __ ,_'4_Z.._'2_1 ... 7_1_· __ M_6_1_1 •• IAUTt••L beach. Pool. Jae. aaun~. redecorated ~ furn . Sunfiower.10·5 recreation pr ogr11tn, •••••••••••••••o•••o• ftei& ndlo Store r rv $525/mo. l yr lse. Avail Adu~ls. no peta. Pvt ~ $210 Lge immac. lbr, soelalprogram.8pool11,8 c•• . al r d or iA e ••II/ • ·1 ·1 Mile pvt bch, t~nnis, Nov lJt. 540·4480 parking. Monthly " yrly New CONDO 2 br. 21, b11. patio. PQOI. Mature adlts. lcnnls court.. At Fashion LI...__._ wa ! rent <>f oc8.~~:· l ~h ca:· ";;:,~··/ · •pool, tee 'uard.·3 Br. u.-..-vi-., __ 11 rentalsavaU. 497-3493 2 frplcs. blllns"-pool & No kids or pets. 1887 Island J amboroo " San •""'f ... ,...... ~rate ton. u.tt 1 ~.· 1 --"&--.:-...a • · _baboueeolgl_a~a. SSSO. ~ .. w "._' apa. $375 P'!<y-1175·4912 Monrovia 548·7924 J ui KUia Road Shareahomeoraptlh9nt co 5 o -. ~ _ ALSO N~w end unll-Super Lwcurypenthou.se.2br.2 Bkr y ' oa17;41 644-l900 "-··-Cl2AnJUHIJMlnz> torm c:ltooL 3010H•••••HH•••••••••••• O• JA®UI V1ewl 2Br; den 2.,._ba, biJ.. din rm, !rplc, blg · -.......c-Large townhouse near ~f NewporL Blvd. N'.8 . blita•n•• ·1100 _.Oceanviewsfrorua r. , te41~ v'le w . Blo ck toAttracttve~or,3ba.p00l, new. centr al 1crc. 2bt\Dup[exaptr.Shoreir-area Jlf.e-~~~ 67S.3llf1 .. ••••••••••••••••••••• : ba tamUy room, 3 ca '800/mo. 27~ HjJltop Or. CJO'Wnt15wn .. Sff5-mo. jacuu\., 9315 JJU W 11.lba. !ncd..vcl. .. ur,~t~ 4 bd. 2...ba.; tbd. 1 ba. Yr a>~~INQ ,.., ......_. 4500 A1TOIMIYATi.W gar new hom~ in Dan 840--0923 4~.2379 eves, 957·0282 SUntlowef. 10-5. ~ . lse. (tt4)~..w71 Porcw~83a4134-............ ....._. aamaaaDTay .,i~ts . Ow or LAI 2Bdrm. AJlamenitlcs.1'12 Lg. 1 br. H~ blkt from MESA PINES . OoyoullkelhebeachT Gal to share My a br Pk lrplane lovers! In· IMIWUl~I" HI .,,, bl.ks t.o bcb. Furniture beach. lltlls. J>Cf7 #75. No .BRAND NEW. Studlo/l Prolessional decor. 1 br. ?ipt. apt. Spa. aym, poola duattt-1 Park on Oraace IVOIC£ ~ •':SEA TBaBACE-3Br den ava.Uable. S47.S. 675-1702 pets.4~-47961.M l&eve.1 le 2 bclrms, 030. S2S5 ft A rare .chance at MlO et.c. call Anita N4·904 Cot.mt.Y Airport, taclO aq. 'f "pool • bcb ac·cus or <213>274·3892 v.vi~rt·~h 3769 '350. lmmed. occupancy. J.SlOW BalboaS1$-7lOl · dayaorMM281eves. ft: Ofhct-wa.,.boute ror 64NIO __ __....., l J• rw Pool, jacu:ut, frplc le ' lease. 50. (714~ ---------•~· oc:n v ew, S.Cll•• · J276 ..................... dthWflr. Adults, no pett. d LtDOremtoabrhm. y, hD Tri a& ""'"°°· <U~ •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• . Open daJly. 2850 Harla frcclous 3 bf, crgta, ~· $200. plu.• oUl. wCOITA MBA*. "::. tri~to u.a ....::O.,t ~'JBl-2Jla.new. view, DI New 2 BR,6l Ba Condo, OCIAMNOMT St. C.M. <M~sa Verde pe't;,11A~r.J;·001:.rNea 8Ts.808hr1ae-1501 Bl.II. fl i.Dd· parka w/Of· Oif Dia C.atmT. si1.ao • Rm, tole, $41.S. 813.W2 frptc. poollc tennis. Vrtj WlNTER RENTALS Dr. ofCHarbor Blvd.> Hoag Hoaplt.al. $87$. BESELECTtVE fice. ~ to ueir aq. f\. per~ db a paid _ SG-910a ' lse.$395.4H-47itl 28R,lba. $370 l MONTHFRE:F. 548·2895 CaUMS.?'85·840-34~ Imm, occupancy. From l*Plt. Ntw Yean Bve .ira ......... --.........., Jz• Lge, 3 BR, 2 ba. tsso 5411·2447 SHARE A HOME APT lfl aq. ft. IAasJna oto t to . specia\"$15.00 pc pehlo• • ~ ~ ., • 2 BR, 2 ba. $400 3 Br 2 Ba, beam cir, " 5 ct•llY. 111 w. 17t11 8t, W'lth 38 o. snore. For re-·'~;,;;;;;·;;;.~··;•9;·;·~a ~:1o~·~dju~:,:;-n ~r 2 :~•1b~ Ty~l!IAC:~ .... ~ 2a!i1~. ~~!~.' 7~aJ:c!"t~ :.o'=:ent bil:s~ cY!t!el!nlch.r~ c, Fe'!' ~mar tt ... 2m~~ !Ob'sa, ~121:5 :t1t~~~-· ·;:o.~ilon • Jato. c:all ( l di • 2 ocean vu $400 m o . • ·• , -· Pl 642·5073 .-... .. '""""'"' 1 •6-7.... non-1 ..... sue · u., • ..... 1~ •. p c, I\ rm , sly, &10-4686evaiwknds. '18R.,yearly $400 • comm"'...._,.r-...u1g . yry. ,.,. "'" apl. ste.ps t o bch. '"4' ~ 1:....-------- i • = $450. 673·6832 281\, 1 ba. yrly S3f0 Mesa Verae. 3129 Cln· te111ngwtlt\steama. WESTCLIF.-2 Br, 2 ba. Sl81.50/~o. Call Mon/· 10,800Sq. Jl't. : :,110:~: :~: • SborecUtls4 Br, ram Rm, nlmon. Lit 2br, 2ba. nu WOleffolS,ond moJesllc $325/mo. Adlts, no \)Ct.a. Tue/Wed eve. 673·42SS. Sprinklered! Riveria bllnda throush ;: ....... Vlefo 326 Oil eoll crae. club 4t bch pnt&dr!J8, enclosed gar. 11'""Ftoluctlgpoo6a. foquit'e 1700 Westcllft Fe 1 l t b 400AmP81 \'ardAvaUl ·Octal <'1l4)7$l 31M9 • •••••••••••••••••••••• prlv.1475.213-794·3453 Adlts, no pets. S27S. Joouzztsouno,blltords. Dr.Apt#l8 ma e .-oom:-c o •1r Mission Viejo · • ~-THIFIMISTIN Lease, new Tow·nhome. s 75l·M62rorappt. ond'1(cft\OCIUC>nouse ;raolout 3 rm apt bn C.llRusaJobnsoet Lott&,.... 1300 MISSION VllJO BR, din-rm, oceanvlew, evtn1I. t nil $395. 3 br, 2 ba, block to $ 8 111 1 b~1;5Sbenc 4• lndU11tri•l B.roker1 ••••••••• .... •••••••••• New Jake l>Om•·i>ure tux· ~aut. decorated. $.SSO. THI DAISY Wlh IOCIOI en ' I beach. Encl. gar. Yard. Je~bf0' a · 831-1551 Lost or F'*'4 a Ptt! Call .. ...,, "18drm1., 2~ bath• 831·36198 or 675·1784.. af\. . llOI KIDS AMO gym, opchole~tol or Adults, no pets. e . Aftt ma l Aadatance -.. 6 ~btd ~e-·-1 .. de-at THlll,AltlNTSl TheVllage.M<nof · TSLMgmt 842·l603 Share 2 Br. Zba Park ew induat. bldf. tor lse Y-a•"95174171Dof ... •a car ,.,., •• Spanill pm " UJ>• ,. ...... y ..v• • __...... ,_, loOkln .by owner )&-0 t0nlng - vi tilo roof ettam orpe ed. Adults, no pets. Steps •PMI ,v;.,-,ri'"-'.,".!..°';'!.,.,~. Yearly 3 br, 2 bl, ~ bfk r••Pyl'th ~st· :1c~y 11,760t(ltl,, iPrinklered:r~----.. -0~.---,.-.. --- 11 . •drape'. tar1e ~ubl Presidential Hit• 2 Br 2 to beach $400. 875-59'9 or •2Mdl••• Zo .. nd'-,,.• ·~·. bay a. bcb, encl. gar. No ur~.1• 1' .. n;..... a '1 air cond ofllce can ._ ·~ ...... _, ---,. f:tlowtth •lew'Of m un Ba condo. Poot, sec, 645-3311 Tot lot "'.. lWO'"""'v""' 'petl $400 644-1103 .afnerudlS. .............. dl·J..1-ha _::. 1.,. .. •va .-----, -:-, aln• • 1 ..... c0 01 peUo.$350.mo.551·1364 """---'---•a-•~i, ... br. • •·••·•iu..n . · · v-·• rp. ,..,w. , .... (or contentt. Btowa • "' ..,,,,,. .... ..,....... ...... • P1&Uo1, fenced ya,rdt. """"-~... EANVIEW yrly 2 Bt 1 ,.....,. .. II St. C.M. w.kd)'t831.o'IOO leatber, left la o.o -... flnplacea in m .. t.er s.t.AM 3210 compl furn.(for ramJly) 178l?Placentla omc.soperi 9:00lo8:00. Ba d1.1ptex. $400 ~r mo. ..,...., • 4 • 4110 Aitport Term1UI. call 0~ Bdnn. • famlly room.••••••••• .. •••••• .. •••• NMo c~U1dre,n u11ndeAr 1211. Call642·3190 Now rnng, :" ·· a..'.f?aO: 642·8889 3 • 1 • 1 ••:,-;••••H•• .. 8 ••.:::• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ete-0118dSpm. • ... Wood parque fr tltet.oveb'' bedrm, 2 bath n.,, n am y, va . -aew•t•r. ••uv• , ... G,,.SP .. C"' Co ,_1-..-----------m kltcbeo. 3 mont.bt NEW!. home with cjlta. d rp$. until June 1978. $500 por. s:m. 2 br. 1 ba EHtalde N BAY 2 Br 2 Bai view. Pen1otula, •lnll•. ~. ""' 111 n IJI• s .. l.OS'r: Sla....e malaaat. Only 050/mo. Call Nice area1 $385. H34$47 mo. $.lOO refundable de· triplex. encl. ,ar, gar. '650 mQ. yr y lse. tno.S5t·TUI M.a. 2Jt sq ft. Jl.V, etc. Blue Pt. a.pt .a.. vie --.... Aaent.nofee. poe. 2910A W. Ocaan· bllcony.Nearnew. U:MM42 eves. Calle44·15M S,Plllau,,11Ul. Cd• • • n);'e11abednn.2ba,fplc,9Ufr:R Lux 2 br z ba front. Contact Tenimltn TSLMamt 642"1603 We11toll tr 2br; 1~ ba ~FERf,t:p1.f• •QdM.l!'orrentdrle11e3,0008q. ~lt • Bewa,rd • • r"l>W, A/C, drPt, cpta, condo. Ftpl, 'pool , flltB!rc•U 71•n72·3MONtce&clean1&2bdrm twnhouso. Adults, no ·~·~1940 rt.StouaootButln'9•·•--------- 1 1reat area. ia&s. mo. Jacuz:zl. '3'75. 640·4462 orap.,.. · aots. Wolktoeverythlng. pete. pea. mo. 1728 Bod· CM."2·4758 · t.oetmwl•htr..toocU• 9113-45ff,Apnt,notee. eves . Steps to beach, 3br, 2ba. Agenl64HO.t6 (ordl..n,548·7533 OHie•._.. 4400•.....a....a...w..w 4600 vie Hit lc1'. •tward. • -$41116 wntr Studenta OK •••••••• .. n•••••••••••• ......,_ 5118"8940 _._ ......... ••It 3Z6t a Bdrm den Ht bttlt Jge ..,,_l · ~ ' ~/mo. Le:111e, 2 br. l '~ B A y V l E W I n ~ MCA PT ................. ••••0 1----· -----· 1••••••••••••••••••••••• yd Nr a'hopplni & _, ba d1.1plQx. Encl aar., EASTBLUFF, Stunnina 6 P ....,. S.mJ·retlrod prof. lad1 Leet: Whit.~ • i!hafftcondo,IBR.2bt .. a~hools . $315/mo.2 Br ytly, Ira sundeckl patlo.A\taUU/15/713ll7 o..;,oW Jt2' 2 br, 2 ba, frplc. Lr1 l81T_r0~!!!•NB bttdlql.lletlb~.\Ulfum. Whit• Coekuoo. Vie: xlntc:ond •HMo MT~10 cloee to everything. Cal 8 coral, MOH Yarde. patio. Pool. Mature · ·-apt. Ott tae 1ludlo. Ne..t MU. &caure tark, na ·~ · · . a.MM Agent979-6896 ••••••.••••••••••••••••• adults only. No pet1. _ ..... _....... now oc br Mid Dec. vty ........ aA lpa. , A1ent6"-l1.33 Wed J al• Uta 11 · 1310. 0Ce1 n view. 2 bdrm, $W.640·0349. llOI W..-.rnlh._ •aT82 • Rewatd. •• «...8.LUFJ'SWATIHlVTEW •••••••••••••••••••••••VJ~ OF BAY, adults, CUTISTUDIOAPT putty furn . Near ,_NewpoctJ'lnanclalClr 1----------1---------"P- • ';.c i BR • famU~· beaut a BR 2 ba frp1 J car aa'r decorator's 1fu~ 1 Br ai Great East.Side location. beaches & yacht harbor. Vear!)' 2 81\, near ocean, ~ Offlu S,.• ~ br tut.Ide C.M., ptta l'ound; _. celU-. JM.. aa cated court1ard. A&t Nlce.arei. $424. + aec: deb.911:50yrlyormonth1Y Util pcl., $225 per mo. lnqufreowner,'450ak, utll. lncld . $210. mo. CallonSitdlana1el' ~.10yr4oJ _t1cat. ~Jlwta11.09Jia .... : 644--1133 a.wm 675·9811\ Avall now.602981 LaaunaBeach,494·8848. 5'8-as.8 (7l4)8'2-3WuU•• 641Ud9.Uptofll5. wrto.•111&. . .. ... . . -, , I r D8 DAILY PILOT Tuetd.Y. October 18, 1971 Add lt ... Bulld lt...Dlaper IL .Hammer it... Carpet SERVICE It •. Cement lt. .. Wire it. .. Hoe it...Clean it...Move · lt...Press 1t ... Palnt lt...Nail lt...Plaster it: .. Fix it ... , DIRECTORY "'~Justing · r--t Strvlct ,.__,,__..... u ----J I • -~-I Mo-'-'~IP•rht9 · ' ........., · -,... ~Tor G.fterQf Ser•lces ~ eon "9 _., ftCJ y...., • •••• ••••• ••••••• •••• ••• •••••••••••••• • •••• •••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• ••••••••• r ex r HOMESAVERS. Plumb· MA"' .. IRE WeC4r11CarpclCleanerec R.J Huffman & Son, G~n HANDYMAN W.inl n REALLY CLt::AN Roto soil prep. Plants, rwo men wlll move you. ~O~~l~o~1!:'rrn~ 5 Fr:e inR & Heating & ulr con· -••~•"'RY? Steamcleanorshoamp00 Contr.CUbtomAlt&Add. NOJOBTOOSMAl.L. HOUSE? Call Glnah11m shrubs, lawns. Heu Weh!'ndlcbl(moves.qf. nu ~-8576 And.y dlUonlng. Free tat, $10 --"•-also ut>holslery.all work pal Io s. cabinets . 548~ Oirl. Free esl 645·5123 rates. Bud IH5'8149 flee & hou~hold. DIS· es · • hr. Honest ft rolleble Free consultation auar. 'l'ruclc mounl unit. formica. New consl Res ~e & local. also pack· FOSTER'S PAINTING. service. BofA, MIC OK. w/clalms~xpert547·a;4l f'r est, r eas rates & comm. 645-4644 / l'MYOURHANDYMAN IMMACULATE CLEAN· t1ao.wr ang. ,Lowest legal rate. Comm'l & Resldentl•L 751~u;o · 64.S-3716 548..\Ml Lk. Dondcd Resid Comm!. Frt•e est ING. You DESEltVE the ....................... Lie dtln1rd. Cnl T No Job too big or tool----".',------ .__. • · ---G ua rnnteed, 0 u I lus O~i' 759--0377 Brickwork. Sm»ll job11, 1Hll·IM4. Pb:a..7·'1278. small. 12 yrs cxpr. Fully Pool Strllce, It.,..,. ,...we epalr C.lllH91,AcOU1ffc Bedricol 646-MBS -0 , ctiE Newport, Costa Mesn & lnsrd/11". 636·6995 & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... •••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••• •• II USE AN ING 15 our Jrvtne. 675·3175 eves. ~/Paperl1t9 "' 8 if I BliJAppliaoceServ. Q ELECTR c . llANDYMAN·Cnrpenlry Business. Reliable ••••••••••••••••••••••• 873·3202 eaut Y your poool. TRIP CHARGE s10 ~::':;'//~~~rit~c;~. ~=~ CALLS i15 ~~. ~\~r~<f.~ electn~<il. plumbin.i & s~~vice. Janiec's Rag· f'l~cplaces , pl~nters , PETERS PAINTING Paint & Paperin&. ~ yrs ~P:lle 8:,..rt:~;rn~ef{ee 20.2SS.Maln.S.A M•rs. Guar. Llc 11329695. JOBSS42·B233 noors646·6851.8 t7·2T87 g ..... yAnnsal675·6S53 bnck concrete patio. blk E,xpr'd,. Reos Rales . serv'g Harbor area. St e~t, Guar. 536•7,. .. .,. ~ 549-3'22 957 0169 ,,... ------- -walls BBQ pits Ref11 " L' t c II G e .. """' • Free esl. ~·1800 HANDYMAN THESUNSHJN E GIRLS csts G.W·t>46<1 ' ' ..rqe o:.S • n en lie 183281 , refs. 642·2356. 879-0743 1 c.,...... C nt/C t HubbcsrdSectric NOJOBTOOSMALL Wanl the cleanest houM! SS2-04S8 Pr f p H I II ~ .--a •••••••••••••••••o•••• ._ onc"e Llc327136 615·6971 ''1111 uu.oor.!1 int.own? Rcliablcllriek, BlockSlumpstonc . ,_._.Y-C•• .. _ o . 3per nngng, l'-Remodel.lt.....-r ... •••••••••••••••••it••••• " ......, " bl _. -... (2'195 14 ) & Insured. ••••••••• ••••••••••••• lndependen.l . Carpentt1r C t';M EN1' WO tt K. A 11 ~LECTRICIAN·Priccd l'---.U-scr\'tce, r~asona e r~les Planlc~s & Walls. ~X· Average Exlr 1 Slry ~5 581-5294 or979·4743 Add-on, paUo. skyllghtt, R~. addtllons. dee.ks, kint1s, Rl•asonublc. Fre nght tree "''t1malc on -·~"J & professional cleunm~. pertly,mstalled. special 2Slory$5<l5.lnlrs.t5rm R Id ' •r Fr pauo cvrs, refs ava1la· est.s Call 75().6625 large.or snu1ll JOU:.. ••:•••••••••••••• •• • ••• C11ll t.hc Strn~hine G1rh;, ly pri ccd. Ca IJ Bob' Prices incl matr'l-labor Paintlnf " Repairs. 35 reprs. es icomm ' ble, aft. 5, Mike Be 11 --· Llcensed ti73·0m Skiploadcr. Dump Trurlt 54G-%25 & 552·0245. 24 hr 673·01"4; 536·9900 Guartlnsrd, Fl-ee est. Yrs. exp e r I c n c e • est -962-4217 Lukay ft 64S-98e9 Ce m c n t W o r k . Jlauhng. tree "'ork · sen '. Ted636·'l085 Workmanshi p guar. _2118233 _______ _ Dr i \' e w ors . Patios , G..deftiftg gr a~ in g. de m o l' t c lloUl>ecleanmg Windows Cadillacs to Go-Carts s.36-'l'Q56. Roofing e.,.t Ser.ice walkways Reasona blc ••••••••• •• •• •••••. •... 831· l.257 Good rall'S·G---' ref~ What.ever lhe Fad PROFESSIONAL Pain~· /9-.&.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• freeests5560757 WEED NGCL"' NUPS ----'IL""" w Roll 'emoffthemarket lng, lnteri Exter. Reas, ,_,..... OOFSinstalled fact9ry C.rpet Man will lay yours · -·----1 ... A Houlhtg ·' r ynn With a Classified Ad work guar 6"2·0386 ••••••••••••••••••••••• dir~t: estab'I 35 yrs. or mine. Repairs & People who need f\eople We<?kly Maintenance ••••••••••••••••••••••• 960·5844. S36·71ll Call Now! 642·5678 VERY NEAT PATCH Ca 11 Harold Gunn. deaning too• G ar wor That's whallhe Free est 642·990i CHEAPt::ST houling In 1-1--1 •. , & H Jo'alr prices. State Ii"'. &.in· JOBS&TEXTURE at bigger savin~s. Fre DAILY PILOT Garde.nlngServlce· clean town. Fr csts. Cllt;AP~ d~~~~ ~~~~l:; Dond:d Mo'--Tsrdry.mEex-Cteriaolrlcospe836c!ssal~sst. Frooeal. 893·1439 549-R029601""'.FORL"'"S est.645-3646 SERVJCEDlRECTORY •· h 1· · kl 642·2995or&l5·1390 I c II 5'474.•2• •...., r.:J ,.... I II bo ' up .. au mg, wee Y coupe. a ... "· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Palch Plaslerlnc all fl 'l Shampoo & steam clean. sn a ul. maintenance. Reasona· OCC Student. Big :~. T ~lhrs. Local & Long Distance WORK GUARANTEED f stl t • All types, nan ava1. Color brighteners; wh CCllllrGcw ble rate:'. free estimates. truck. Trash. t~cc trim. General Housecleaning, Moving. Lowest rates, lnlerior/Extr. Free est types, r~.~11. es. !;.~~~ ~\~{z':~d~~c~: ·. C:J>t&l.Omlnbleach.Cle •••••••••••••••••••••'• ~~·~s::~~~r Ron. etc. Randy 642·S70J. e~p.Rcltable&Refs. fast, errlclent s'ervlce. 25yrsexp.~12·029S 894-042Lanytime hv, din rm, hall.$15. A~ ' MAR~SILER CONST. 549-3666 646-6098 Free est. M ajeslic PAINTING. lntr/Extr. ft1 tint ~ !f.50, coucU h $10od, c Newconst. Res,comm'I. Reliltblc Expr J~pnnese 0 ... ,,_g .... ,_., 'lh a Modem fdovers639-SSS2 Expr'd , honest. neat. •• .. •••••••••• .. ••H••• ..,. uuar e m pet or Rm add remodel Patio Gardener Reasonable OULWJ anyuu.u,. wi 'd 964 1045 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cpt repalr .. 15 yrs expr Uccontr.Call97&.4411 freeest.6<1·5.52301\iike. ' .Daily PilotClaulficdAd Trade your old stuff Ior SmaJIMovlng&HauUng. DRe~s. Lie · · DRAINSCC.EAR~D c Tile. 2S yrs ex- Do work mysell. Ref IS a simple maller. new good\es with a Free £$tlmates. a\e FROM $3.50 per, specially entry 531-0101. Sellldle items 642·5678 Wa11t Ad Help? 642.5678 just call 642-5678. Classified ad. 642·5678 SU-0386 Want Ad Results 00·5678 Call 751-8942 ways, free e.st. 9U·1883. , Lodli"-d 5300 ,..._.., 5350 HeolpW...ted 7100 HetpWnted 710 HelpW•ted 7100 H.tpW•ted 7100 W..ted 7100 HetfaW•ted 710 ..... 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Engine pany l>cncfils: lncludmg ORDER D£Slf 83.S-5-i_2S _______ I(;, 7SJ.l806 631 3811 district \'Oluntccr pro· Steamers. en.i painter:.. :1 m~1cal \~dmtf> ee & I\ DRIVERS & HELPERS enerFUUal HeOtllp~ME • gram. Re<fs college bu(fers & polishers, up cpen .enu ~ e Im. Material handling & storage equip-NEEDED . Lo ca I F~: Ni:,ia~~!a~d~ng& UOTIC GIRLS lrautlng. tn>1ng & desire holstery shampooers. Pa~h fica 8~ Ki~p;r ment layout. elevations, some typing, household moving. Full 6-t CJ HB ;\labage& ;\lodeling ex Pe r • e n c e I n check out. pick up & de· Yac ts, 928 l7l t sales personality. Perm. position. & P time. for appt call ..._4.0,.aililp ..,.ater. · 842•21'16 Outcall542 3169 5.13.3250 publishing ed1t1ng & h\'ery Apply at C.:\I . 8-17-7278 Need {9) people to work t.os'I':' Lge grey afnc W<>rkin~ w com mu.nit)' 2059 Hurbo..r..lJL C~t IOYS-GtlllLS Small subsidiary of Fortune 500 co. Orange Co. area for sis, Coon cat. nds medica· .._.,yaet & if'O~. Send letter & re· &15·lwu 2 6 ~ f E Please Call Fran Simpson e.ct,.....c A•""""~ :aerviH • 1eo·1 help. Uon. Vic. Cameo Hinds. rr.p.crtioa sume to: Pprsonnel or. ~.~111 ;:=:;:, 0o~~?~ 0~~: (714) 898·8771 Full or p/lime work Mutt have valJd caur. CdM. Reward. 673-3230: ~:·_:::··.··•••••••••••• fi ce, Log una Be 11 ch ~ub:.criptions forthe D1u Or Write Index Industries avail, nex hrs. No exp. drtvenllc. '613.0167 ~·-&1--7005 Unified School Di~trrct, AVON ly Pilot workm" w1lh un . 5562 Research Dr.. c. Call for appl. ... ..,,to$7Hr FOUND: White cat. ..:::=.:":: .......... :n~~~~o:~:: Lugunu i1dult sul)<.'rvi:sor. Earn Huntington Beach Ca 92649 2540 NoExper.Necess Hbr View Hmi area. Christmas EornJ-1 S!O lo S30 per wel•k or 71 l·t7t0 644.2245 A.DMIMISTRA.TIVE BegiftHow ··~ more. Call 6 16·41 00 ~~--------~ ELECTROHIC BORm D£GR£JS? ASSISTANT IK'hn't:n 5:30 <ind 11:30 G8411ALOfFICI FOUND: Sky temer type, 91' • For AVOM p m. Help W..e.d 7100 .... W_..d 7 I 00 · TECH JR. Typing, fillnf, phone re· M. Black w1sth·er legs. Men! Women! Enter the AdvertJS1ng manager of REPRESENTATIVES -----••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Canon Bus. :Machines Uel. Mrs. Baker833·9550 Westm inster Euclid. hiJh paying & fascmat· lnsurnnce brokerugc nds Bt>st time to cstahh~h BOYS WANTED COCKTAIL D~lVEKY man for eat· has opening for a Jr.•---------GG . 534·3561 . ing occupation o( 11 capable. diplodmatic. customt.'r... lntl·ri:stcd., AGES I 0-15 ESS dly A~t LA TimeNs hom1e Ell!1:. Technician w 2 yrs I--------... ---------•skilled bartender Train· pleasant 1nd1n ual to C II ~·o ~"·'1 Z th , 't E WA.ITR ehvery route .. , o co . exper. for electronic . GEN'l lABOI •· k 1 I l a .,.. '"" or ~en1 t:O'lta "C"3 area arn h l•""ln••, adul .. on'"· 2'"· r Found: lge tan Do" w blk lng by PROFESSIONAL ~P ma1 mg '" s cur 7 ,., .. n ..,,,, ....,.. k G Learn In 40 hrs t e mosl ""'' " ~ ~ de5k lop calculator re-munle & ears. V1~. Mesa :\11X0L 0 CI ST S . rent. handle requ~'\lS for . ....,., .xv....,.,. ~r \H!C et· exc1llng. i:lamouroui.. hrs day. :\lust have pa1r&lroubloshoot.ingto literature. update pro· ----ling new cUl>tomeri. for tughl" paid profess. Day cc on om i ca I ca r , UltGIHTl Y Ml91D \'erde area. C.1'1. Taken ,\UNIMUM 3 wk course. t 11 l t t \ 11 1 & THE DAILY PILOT :'\o ., Pl Wcstmln~tcri llB area. support quahty control. Musthavepbone~relia· toO.C.AnimalSheller. Job placement a s -spec s s, con ac Babysit er to 'e n <leh1·cring or collecting or e,·e ses5ions. ace· .. Ple1&c call personnel bte transport.at.ion. Long slstancc. For lnfocall: clients by telephone care for 2 ch1ldn•n, ai;r~ Call thts number to a'pply menl aS!ist. Good job OP· 638-0126 dept for appt. S56-4700: & short lerrn a11i1n• FOUND: Ai;sorted lteys HATIOMA.L SCHOOL Should ha1e good typini: 3 & -1 for yuun~ fathc·r · 645-4254 por. DELIVl':RV Man 3 or 4 --------_., menb. Hallday Ir vaca~ ,on ring. Vic:. Princeton OF IARTINDINw skill. smooth telt."phone Room. board & i..itary . _ Cal 714(75I·9194 days per wk. I.A Time&, &Ktro.Nc Tect.iclM Uon pay. llospltalluUoo J)r.C~t.545·6739 manner. ubihl} to work Twoda\'solfl'a<'h"'eek '·fctcriulndustrial.C.M. So. Cali . Cocktail 3:30·6A:'t1, 6'l3·2Sl5; Crowing eomp any·has planavail. fuUND: cat, must Iden· 1287 L LlftcNtAve. wilb people. mature and all major holidays i( area. Gr i 11 work . Wailre11ses. Inc .. 17922 646-1413 opening Cor lntermedlnte •WUlttOUSIMBI ........ judgement. be a self· desired . LI g h l h' I •1 Sk p k Bl Ste c technician. l1usl know .t try thoroughly· Vic. starter. Regular working housework only w 1th cas ier, genera · " on· ln.lne. C! 92714: ' livery men for early di"ital .k some analog. •STOCIC Cl.akS EastsideCM. S48·5204 991-3622 hours. good benefit!'. no some <'OA k 1 n g. c•or ~'n. S:lOpm-midnlght. A~1 Newspaper delivery 5 ' ..,.r..-,..,._AAA. -.. r Sulltam'8pm.87G-G373. Xln\. benefits. 549·3146. _......,_ia .. , ..... FOUND; Germ Shep/ ... We pride ou~l\'es in shorthand Salar}: 5650 J)(:rsonnl inter\'ICw eall , COUEGE in C.tJ. SS00 per mo. l193S Sky Park Circle •FO«KU'1'0NS l)oble mix. no collar/old Quality and lnlergrity per month lo start. up· after &P M on Sundar or CAaESl STUDEHTS, +bonus.548-1740. SUlte D. ln•lne. E.0 .E. tntuvie111'Sf.Hl00oJ'ri .~ roa1e. Vic': Santa OpenDad)•Mll·loPM gracted in 90 day11. In onrt1me Monda} OPPORTUKITY HOUSEWlVlS Dental Orthodontic APPLY o;:~~lla .. E' .. en CM terv1ews by appoint lhroo.ghl'r1day 557.4305 Lead1n" lnt'I Co. needs "h"fr,fd .. "S i·~.t. RD·4 • • .-""" • "" ' ··---------menl. Call t\athy Gwl>~ ---.. Supplement your in· ' ~ ~ ' " ~ "'., &ctronJc Assemblers 6'6-1082aft6PM Jobs Wanted, 7075 at . Babysitter lbkpr, h\'e in, amh1llous per:.on for ll:. come . Work on tla):. •1 "'k. ~\.\'. i68-02ll Openings for exper'd fr LOST: Wire haired Ter--·••••••••••••••••••• 675·9900 S.SO wit, 6 days. En g Sales Mgmt Training telephone. Gunranleed ,_9·_$_P_~_l _______ 1 tralpecs. P .C. board, rler. 1015 College Ptk. spkStig. Boy 7 yrs & 15 Program. Above avg hourly wage plus bonul.. N B wiring & chassis & Cab, .lrvln e . .Ai>-swers to PllVAnDUTY A/f'ayConstn.ctlon mos . Aft 6P~I call earnings if qualified. for 2SO E. 17th St. Suite O. J;dJAo\'c.Rt~pt;d. g~ Sm company w /xlnl J141C...-Drtw r "Sam''.SS14064Reward MUllSI ECPER. Cost & budget rontrol. 557·6434 lntervw. call Virginia CostaMe11a.6484100 sal11ry/benefil$.S48·S588 growth & be nefits. 546-4741 Need sharp. moll\'uted, Calkins. 557·t04L Equal ~3146 17935 Sic Pa k ~ost : Femnle Sheltle s574441 reliableselfslarter.O.C. Babysitter n~ded Tue. Oppo r . Empl oyer. Companion·Live In, for DENTAL.USIST. ctrcle Suite D. ~rvinre. Or~:::c'!.=rt) ,(mlni·Collie) Vic: North Airport ar ea. $750 + ~ed.&Thur.8:30to5:30 (L·109) eldf'rly lady. Personal Periodontist needs full· E.O.E . EquaJ"--E lo Hant B<'h. alt 5 callwouJdlilceex r.workin based on exper. Call mmyhome.owntra~sp, ,•RPE""•·UPllOLST"'R care. Lleht hoUHwork llmeass1st.Ex-r'd.Ex·r--~~f<i~r-l~~~~..,,..~-~~m~p~y~er~ 842·32168please. Reward. on ~~··. P-peff, IC'lexlbl! 968-1465 Eves & Wknds. references. 833·0204 e~es. " ,., "' "" 1-"I to Sun nile. U!lsure ~ FACTORY .,.,....., r• .. --------1 CLEANER Experience World. Lag Bch. 830·9681 panded d.n1es oppor. X· ....... Sl50 bn. Karl673-0'113 APT Managers. mature BA~YSITIER .. my home. preferred. 759.9330 ray Cert. req'd. Sal open. lrvlne. Production line Ingham Olrl houleelnt •••••••••••••••••••••••WOMAN 52 ks couple. 20 unit children 2 boys, .2 evenmgs, 2P:\t COOK i-;H.:...a_a.12_~,;.__1. _____ ,_r_ood_pcoc __ eu __ ln_f_._15_1_·2600_-f service nds women p/l; ~killl problem? eompanlon.'~njo~rl ~~ co mp lex In Orange. to lf1dnighl 548-3200 CA.a WASH HELP Ex per. al bot.h breakfast DENTAL ASSISTANT F /C looldmeper 1_t.op_S._c_ar_~_&&$-_5_1.Z3 __ • CallAltoholHelpline ~.goodsenseofhumor. $400 mo incl. rent. Ex· BABVSlTTER Needed. OverlS.f'ull·Tlme &dinner. f\lllUmedaya. Peridoatlst·l girl omce Fash lsf Investment irl Friday tor Arcb.lt~ ~ 2Ahrsaday83S-3830 Will accept $&50 Mo. periencedonly.752-2881 P"I'ime. Wilhin walking ~~~~r~Bf,~"H ~8~? :kSTA~~NT; loC06taMesa,parttlme. finn.Xlnloppor. Exper. turallirm.Nffchlnll)'P" PREGNANT? Avail. 11/1. 1213) 531·9'107 APT. MAN AG ER. distance of Monte Vista 1727 E. Dyer Rd .• Jrvlne ~7682. Ai malurll,y req'd. Call ing & bookkeeplq skllll; Carine confidential ........,W..tecl 7100 Couplet.omanage33Unit Sehl. CM. Som~ days, DENTALASSJSTANT 64CM>l23. 640.soeodys II .. f I ~-... Cod · I Joi..l eves&wlmds.548-8786 C"'.rHI.. COOK Exp'd f\111 time \. counse n g ... re e.rra . ••••••••••••••••••••••• n omin num pro """ ~ ~ · Receptionist. full timet---------14 Giit SM ... • Abortion, adoption & in San Clemente, adult Weharei rseeking rel,table pi96'ru:!!.hororusmcoCrooe lnk.,.oCall: fdt dentist ofc In Costa FOOD SlllVICl ,Sandwich delivery. 5 keeping. ACCOUNTING bldg. Free apt+ salary. Banking ca!I er or our emp oyee ... .._. ' ' M~a,645·7580 WoaJCH 'da,Js wt .• bra ~ay. (>wn APCARC 547-2563 CL .. •K 833·9293 Of'lRATIOHS calcter}a. Ot~er duties COOK & HSKKPR, 12 Rota•in& 1blft1 llam· tr&n1p. f'.anl ovr $3.50 '"" SUPBYISOR Involved. En}oy ex· Nooo to 4 PM Mon.Fri. DENTALORTRO • b C ll I 1 LIHDA&VICIU Previous payroll & cost ARTIST D-amic bank bas Im-cel l c nt company S60. p /wk. 'English Chalrslde. exper. & 7:30pm. Xlnt benefits. r . ~ a m .e pm. o.tc.tt M491.-e:xper. A/Pay & A/Rec. Free lance or port lime, .,.. benefits. k ' 1 0 RDA. 4'h Days or Prr. ApPly 1n person, Contact _$f0.8339 ___ • _____ _ VOLT ' ...... ' ,_.,_,_~ exper helpful. Type 40 creative g raphic de· med.opening forcxper'd Apply9am-noon spea ing on y. wo NB Call8422628 Mrs.l>unJap.eo.taMesa .UAIDS . Serving all Ora~e Co. Wi>m " operale 10 key sig-ner w ex~r in silk Operations Supervuior at ~ton·l')'t, Personnel ~·j Exper. " Re!s. · · · ·. Memorial Jloepltal. 301 Ubiversal i. .wpndl._, • • odder by touch. screen reproduction. Ph our Tustin ofc. MARRIOTI' HOTB. Dental /\sslstanl. pro· Viet orl a Ave, Cost a lta operatiooa 1a Orute 1135-7313 Callforappointment Nancy for appt. to show Apply personnel dept. OOONewportCenterDr COOIC gresslve H.B. ofc needs Mesa. Count.Ylsneeda41 par\6 •MtCHllJ.l-s• lndustrial Relations your portfolio. Designs SANTIAGO IAHK Newport Beach r..ery.s.tff exper'd assl to $tart im· 1\ill tJme •ecarlty of• OutcAUMassage TB.ONIC/A.LTAIR InTime,838~-S3SE.lstSl,Rm201 EqualOppEmplyrmtf Country Club. T o med.S;llopen.962·5545. ficersimmed.Exper.a« 10AM·2AM 731-4462 17141494·9401 ~ TusHn. E.O. I::. wal(es. 499·2211 btwn 3 & DENTAL GROUP Prac· ~.Top wa1e1 tor ex· F.qualOppor Employer ASSEMBLY i\SlllER/CLERK. lo 10 PM. Ask for Che!. Uce In Newpt. Bch. needs FOOD SERVICE per. personnel. Car • Splrfhllllteadet" work in Corona del Mar, Cronlotrlcehelpforaccts phone req. 21 • onr. ,1stsSo.EICamlnoReal Banking Mon&Sat.g:JOlo 6PM. Cooks&Dlshwcnlters control & dental Insur. SUPERVISOR Veterans Is retlreu San Clemente. Fully Uc. "'CCOU ... Tl ... G HOTES lrCOLLEC-Tue. Thu rs & 1-'r I.. All shifts. See Cl\ef Mon Must have recent ex per. weJClOme. Uolforme IUrn. For appt. 492.1200 "" " " lJOM.TILLIR 1.UP~l. ener~el's lhru Sat. 3·5pm, San 640-l l22. Immediate openlog at Tilne &dtfo.r ove.r I lln. CL 'd N l d l -Ctcrnnrrrt-.w , B·he.cL!ac.1.W..l( • .A.ppl¥ ~12. •ncl..k....,.~""-----L 0 0 KING F 0 R Excellent opportunity HEB>§ Dynamic bank has Im · req . o s u en s &plandlan San Clem. Dental chalrslde 2nd llS· ceUent benefil.s. Submit Frl. •AMERICAN SPOUSE! ror Individual with some mt'Q opening for Bank please. Call Mrs. Adams COOk. S slstan\.. Exp'd. Moo· resumet.oPersonnel. UN•trHt"ol1d ... rr Yr old female, folk accounting clnk ex-INDUSTRIAL expcr'd Notes & Collec· for Interview. &44·7S15 Thurs. hrly. 962.3319 1226 W. s• St. U. classkal dancer. never perlence. Enjoy out· uonTeller. CASlflER&HOSTESS Wlthdinnerhouseexper. -----------• llVllLYMAMOI married. wants to meet stand Ing compan y WORKERS Apply At: Exper'd need. Apply ln Steaks .k seafood. Fort> e n l a I R e c e P • Convalescent Hospital Halrdre1111er. •rnt ad widower over 30. Write: ber>efil.t. SANTIAGO IAHK person MiUa Mexican r1ew unique fine dlnlnc tlonlsl/Front OCflce. 2«52 Via Estrada 1957, Dally Pilot. P.O. 'Mias Kim Ml Ra. Kwang ApplyDam·noon •Start Wortt Today• 535 E . lBtSt. Rm 20l Restaurant 547 w. l9th rest. Xlnt. pay ai worklnf Mature woman 30 ~ Lafuna m111, CA 82853 Bo« 1580, COit.a M•a, !f..:_a o~~l nK. P .0 . Box Mon-Fri, Personnel •Pocf&aprs Tustin. E. 0. E. St. C.M . 642,9754 cond,a. Apgty ln person olnsver._•,itperrd. a •. mulnsolr. "'Aua(l70pl4)p8;!7m·8000plyr mil ._C_A_92162e ______ _ ......,,'X\1\4 • orea MARRIOTT HOTEL •T,....AtM...._ra 12·5PM, elmonlco'a, .. I"" boa • m -.:. .- DIAJ...A.-SIRYICE !IOONewportCt.rDr •=I /RectM1t9 BEAUTY SALON C.UHllRCURI(. 4248 Martingale Way. collections. 4i.li Day/wk.i---------t HAIRDRESSER Newport Beach * ;u-•--~1.... F/llme Days. Good sat. N.B.979·51.SS 494-8Sllor 4"·0684 ood -wit.hfollowtnc. ESCORTS, MODELS -.• .., RAIRCUTTERS, Assis· Call6'2.s3l6 MASSAGE EqualOpp.Emplyrm/f •lnvewtoryClerks tanls , Shnmpooeri;, Cull4pm-tOpmS46·6G7& COUMS8.0RS DINTAL.USIST. Straw Hat Pizza In Ef1--------- 540-839J •bper'dAuembleri Manicurist. needed. CASHllRTRAIMH LIVE-IM Orthodontic offlc.e. TorohasfuJlflparttime, HANDYMAN Aslc for ext. 2S APPLY Mitch & Co. Halrcullcrs, Xlnt. starting salnry ror Married, no children, chalralde. Exper. pref. da,y & nltc positions. We Exper'd tn carpentry -' •KAHMS• Acctng Bkkpng 3841 Campus Dnn Nwt>t Beh. 54_5·7197 alert. person who wonts s upervise 6 teenage Non·smoker. 4 Day wk. ;:s~a:ra~~nwlt~ ~~~~ ~~~:~~ w~~i ~Pe~!~ OUTCALLMASSAGE TEMr<>aA.aY 546-4741 Beauty tolearnandenjoyswork· girls. Expenses & sal. _979_·_l4_oo ______ lproducts&people.Jfyou Restaurant, ll4lt 11AM·2PM 956-2443 Regi!tcr Today t.o work <Across 1-"rom SHAMPOO GIRL ing w/peoplo. Reg. Also, pitime single lad>• DISHWASHER etUGY people & have an MacArthur Blvd, Irvine. onvarlous1ccounling& OrangeCo.Alrport) Good wa~es. Al:.o, (2) salary lncreases, annual ok. Oak Tree Hom'cs. Apply in person. Mui· out.goingpersonallty,we llCJll,Tburt bet.WD ... ~ bookkeeping assign-EqualOpporEmployer Ass1st.ants.w111train.200 bonus. man y other ~·M93. doon'a Irish Pub. 202 mlJ}tth1vewhatyouare HOltSIDIAWN ments. Work close to Newport Ctr Dr NO benefits. 'co __ U_NT_E_R_H_•_lp-.-d-a_y_•_•-t-_N_ew __ po_rt._C_tr_D_r_._N_.B_. __ , looking for. Applyr--1oa __ m_on_l1_. ____ _ HAYllOIS your home. F igure ' .:.._ ·-Ctllifnrift It Lo. .. .., .. between 2 & 5PM a l the OUSECL EAt0NO· forgroups Clerks to Sr. Accoun-•RIKESTORF.• 646-5045RogerCou.rvllle mornings. McDonalds DtSHWASHH · Straw Hat Pizzo io El Per1onnet wantM tor evenings tants needed thruout •~SEMBLgS Assistant Manager for ReRtaurant. 3l<&l llorbor, 3pm-8:30pm, ~ Days In· Toro, 2H02 Rocldleld oranae CountJ 11 \alt ae 7clayaaw~ OrangeCo. Ail Srhwlnn Dealer. Salary ·CASHIO CM.SS6·9!M3askforSue. clurt Sat & Sun. Mesa Blvd.. depenclable,Dl'Orideowa 10 minute.a fr om "Robert.Half's <SO>Needed w. Sl0.400. Must have prior f\lll/p/l.Re$pJ>trson OUNTER GIRL • Verde Conv. ltoap, 661 E.O • .E.M/F transp,larn11Urw/ar .... Ne.wport·Rtversid e Accountemps Car.fcphone1a ust. •. bike mechanic exper. In ovr20.w1lllm ,gdpay Mature adult, dayUme CenterSl,C.M. i---------Topwaies.540-- Jreeway. Mlnimurn or 20 SOOS. Maln,SteSOl All ablft.s evaJ. Long"' st.ore.544·5987. METRO CAR WASH sh1ft. Winchell's Donut. ...;...---'------1 GAltDINllt TMS.. ...... ..,.. per ltOUP· For details, No. Tower, Unlol\ Bank short term. ____ .-.. _ 29C50 Karbor lll, CM DISPATCHER Weekly baata. Pref. Sall.,_ ____ ,_"!! ____ _ coatactKrls,637-6890. lnTheCltyotOrango ~ ASHIE'R. pump~"'· House847·9253 Men only. tdeal for re· Turtlerk area. ED1Usb o"sekeekper/Uve•n. 714/835-4l03 Bkkpr Constroc to S12K .. UN!d or dlnbled. See us speat.tni. Exper'd. Dayt N•pt Bch /Lli.da 1,1,, RELAXING MASSAO E ~~~~~~~~~I Drofls Person t.o Sl2K Must. be over ia. obit at E·Z Root or & Plumb· 54().73'70 eves 752-1319 Xlnt salary. Pn rm • .BobJames·LlcMasseur,..:. Jr. Proj Cntrlr toS14K Car Wash. 17lh le TusUn, ing, 1331 So. Brtstol, San·.---·------board. Call alter &pa ,. Outcall 9-9. 4.!M·511l ACCTS PAY AIU Sal·retanes to $990 CM ta Ana. No phone rails 831•2755 IOOtCIC-IR Jrvanc Personnel /\Rency please. £RA 0 C .,._ _______ _ • SHERI LEE. lot Ore. CounUes mosl ,,...... 540-4455 -IA8 P.1'1th Costa Mesn Child c ... Help GEN l m E HO USEKEEPER, tat• CertlRedMasseuse progreulve Rul Estate T•tllt 7Jl-5731 Sult~ __ ~·\4'lO ChrlsUanSrbl962·S3l2 USTODJAN·P.rt-tlme DONUT MAKER. All Your skllls aro In de· mlddlo ated c:pl., llvlac ltowecaUs·B)'Appt. Dvmt firms Is seeking _...., ~ for church & preschool. nlah\ shifts. 2b·45 Yra rnanrt at ftll leveb ofcx· ln med.1lud 1 sty 838.6838 Equal Oppor Employer :...:=--=-----H·• II. sulary fl•xfl>l(I. old. Applh, OK's Donut&. B r t h F1 ---------1 mature, resp. lndlv. to c T 8 CIVIL ' • "" ,. • .,. 7 C •• M per. We have many Jobi ar rn . omt. u . DANCE OF FUN compliment our present -------DKPR, F1 , ' , 15·20 Maluro R~ntlemen pto· 1..., .... 1 t O!!"'" i esa. In lhe Orang• Co. area. work'g arran1mt. Oil but ,Bt.fi nude girls dance ~ acrta. staff. Mu11l have ASSlMIUaS--~;~1w;97 ~;e~~l~~~g) IMGIMIBIMG f10oAr~;~: 3~t:·0745 btwn Dropery Workroom Obi Work whore & when )'Ou mln. lime Medtd b (1) I np session. lOAM lo strong bkgmd. w/mul\J· XJnt benenta. Small co. 674.4040 Dfflcn Dl'adatnan. Ex· "" · nocdod. exper. necess. pleHo. hr. day per wk. w/addl· .2AM Mon-Sol 625 N. plcsctsofbooks. manual Small componenl.3. Good ri·d. ln water Ir 11ewer Good working conda. SIS_..OltllllL tlonnl time •vaU. ror ·EuclldAnah~·6l50 & computer syst ems. manual dexterity & llueprintMochine ac's.Subdlvlslondnl11n ,,_ _______ Call642·H36. · '320Campus.Stel30 hOu~e•ltllnf 6 helphtf FRE&SESSIONW/A.O l,ocated temporarily In eyesight. l Yr min exp. 10120 hr11 por wk. Wlll knowledgedeslrable.Ap· Useth10allyPllot •DRAPERY Workrm. NewporlBeaclt 54t.80Tl w/enlutatnlns. lndlv. Santa Ana, ro. wlll be re· Cnll Carol 511 1·~. l\I. V. ply In person to· Mr. "Fut RHt.lll" aervlCC' ~~~~~~~~~!! mu.l U. wUUnl to aceut Help! Anyone witnessing locsling In Laiuna area. train CAii M:arllyn, \.'uentes. Robl. Roln , need exp'd. hemmer ori.. rup. tor all haehlit. auto acddent last f"rl· Nlauel. Xlnt. opp. 7sz.Q>l3. . Wm. FrOllt le AU«latu dlredory Your over1oclcer, full or aJOfOct!!.P•rttlme, taakl. Loe. ref's. nq'd •. day, Adams/Sbantar i rowth, security & At.rrOLUBl:::\fAN ;it 1401 Quall St. Nwpt servicelsour p1tlnio. Pd. hollda)'ll hrs 1:30-S:4llO, T)'ploll Plt. r~\)lf, 1hla1 Cot t• Mesa. p I e as salary. Call: 835·1035. Xlnt opportunuy llrly Trade your old 11tufr ror Bch. 3Pt'Cialty vacations. Apply: 1 90-~. S1te1oa.rd Busl· availability• rate ol ex. •• phone collect; ssT.128 Mon. thru F~I .. BAM to \Waft es+ pcrce nlagc new itoodles with •!~~~~~~~~~~ Call &42·$671 e•t. a22 Whhl1f'r Ave., Unit B'l, ~Syste.m12$0 E.17St. pectecl pey to P.O. Box uktorLaurie SPM 673-3320 Classlfied ad. 642·56'18 Cluslfled Ads &42-5678 CM or call 042· 1843 C.M. 540-1608 "2-016'7 344, c.dM, f2a5 • ·-. • =i~u ... ~~ ~.~~ ..... !!!!'~~ ... ..?!~ ~~~ ... -?!._ ~!:!~ .. : .. !!~~ ~.~~ .. -.!!!4! ---l· °'.lo .. , ••• 1971 • DAILY ,..OT DT . carefOC'tc:bUdl'Cnlsfcn. PLASTIC SAUS Hl'pWantecl 710 ....... eoOI · • '1110 ~·Mutt be e.irp d le MONO. "RAM MACHINE ftKDlfQR RETA.IL Now r ccrullini: ~h11rJl ••••••••••••••••··~··· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••,•••••••••••••• avail to tau charu of a urLIU\ INJECTION CLERKS •mbltious m en to t ell rvlce S•~tteodant. AMTl""UETAILIS • ·• household anywhere in p p bardwue. \QC>t. & shop ex~r'd. ~il 'or p/tlroe ,.. • g 11 sora bed~ t22S. • • tbeworld. $47?/mo +rm ermanent, art-Time MOLDING equi p. lo lndust'I a c Apply Arco Station 17th ~rnlture factory cloS· Earth tones, Barc"1.oA. & board + lr•vel exp& .. We net'd you now! We have a beuuu!ul uew fOR•u.AH UTOTIM coun~. Avg to $'l80 per & Irvine C M • i.ng plant. Mu.st Uqu.idutc. Call 968-1482. . Appl Y .Em pl Y m t , UR ,.~ wk. No exper. nee. Call -' . • \SO Solid oak dining Deve 'mt. Dc9L. Ca 11 monojfl'am m:tchlne which nMds an operator. l2nd Ii 3rd Shtftal ~·••ette• Mri•h Mr. Brown , 751-9134. Service Sta. Attendant. nc tables. Tables arc round Bdrm Ht•(~· bllr-~ for dlrecUona. We offer Uus very interesting job. with p111d SET UP Mlt4 PO!iltlon.s open lit, 2nd 4' ex per. nee. Will tnun oAk carved baU and claw ror, doek, ~ue • Dlte Adpd.forbyemployer tralnln.perlod,tosomeone whowant.atowork lolahffttl 3rd shlfta ln San SALIS Apply Airport Texaco antique r eproductions. atnd. X\rll acc .. 1 • H k R r appr2~!~ely ~ h:,~ pFe~-~eek .~n pl euanl Ra"'dly •xpandln" ""m· Cleme~.Laguna Beach Part time, :s 9pm, Mon· 4818cimpus Dr.N.B. Dealers, broke r s, ~~ofrp. ~1!!. CODd. O\&Je eeper. e ined, surr ..... ......,s lo ucau..uul ..,. .. 100 I ... 8:ft<L .... "' • w & Dana Pt. Other areas Fri, perfect for Colleae restaurant SUJ>pliers and _,.,; ·---non .. moklng lady to AT EASE ~~;~l~pl::~:~':~~ llave openings also. No Student, no pressure Serv. Sta Help needed im the public welcome. 1s . .,;..o-fa-.-,-.-• ..;.O..;.D...;...-.-,O-.Vf-! ~1!b7 ~ ~':!~1t:f.cm~!° Prui..Y benetlts avail. Ex· :~of' o~~~~r:.pply at a ales or quotas t.o meet. moo. ~'uJl or pit. Apply ~auUfully producechn· Upbo1'tered in textured. boulokoeplng & cooking • C•atT .... Shep t1•99v per. ~e11ary. Appl.ya~ 2S88NewportBlvd 531-0811 • ~ E. Cat. Hwy, Nwp Uques at40% off.1382 E . freeo fabric,111oder11de~ talent. Small ular)'. 644-5070 Orange Coaat Pia.UC., dosta Mesa 64.2· 1702 Edinger' Unit D. S.A. algn, '80. Occaslooal 64H76T ~W.llthSt.C.ltJ.. S2S SAUS SEWMACH/Oper 5"2·34S8 . ' cbalr, 1Up-cdverecl 'lta Housekee"""r & Babya.. Ptu••sE.n... ,000-$50,000 Will train Stainless OAK Hall Tree w/seat. areen floral pdnt, ,,.. .. ... no> WithinSyralnyour Medical Prixf. 3025 So. Oak display case" lage 1tunty.$20.MO-S'1Z1after. , ter.live~~L!£.Beb. H~W~ 7100 u...a..w..tect 7100 Wanted, exper. men. RETAIL pownlnaurance 8us. Kllaon SA.Pb540-l142 oak desk"' Reaaoaab~ •Pll. • .......,,.... --~ $200. CASH REWARD AreYoulntet"ested • arHhnetostart • ' ' 536-76'14aft.6. · HOUSB•ER ••• $olrtli ... appti"to."'tlons ••••••••••••• , ......... per written aareement. lnSelling? •Fullcommlsslor15 SHlfTMETAL Dintbl.8leavea18cbn-F- Ll I b l II t k I ror our competitors •Freetralnln&program ~...L...lc..£J--For--n ICMCff •1010 ma1'oaanY Wret. J>adl. 'Ve· lL Youns N. B . e 0 "' a e n 0 r Mission Viejo 'P L u M B E R s . MEN'S SHOES e()range County om ces ~d b unvn ....... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,llneo. Offer. a.a.-- fJ& mil1. Must speak lockairuth trn • 40 Hrs. MOTOR ROUTE DRAINMEN . MUST E A C llN 2n S Ht. 5 yrs expr in RGHT DAMAGED EnlliSb. Relsreq'd. App· 642·9451. The Daily Pilot has a OWN TRUCK. P.S. Will F /time cocnmlaaion ve ppts a ow ·set up or shears. power ffiVl'nl"\ Medi~ cabinet, aoli~ ly, 2833 W. CoH\ Hwy, large route in Mumon salesperson. We need a fwmtn 1111. Group brakes punch press~ vu-vlNT SALE. 3308 J.fahoiany dlnblltbl•& N.B. Call for appt MACHINlST ViPjo -approx earnings alsolrainlnexper. App\y dependable commission JOECONNERS etc.Co~toctMr.Keot. ' W. Warner nr Harbor, chrt, lt.4tt lamp tbl. 6o.8415 or 644.e680. GIHIAAL PIO per month. Mon thru at E·Z Rooter & Plumb· salespenoa Cllpable of Laguna Nleuel tlll-16!6 B.RlSCK MFG. INC. Santa Ana. S79-2:92l Med.It bkcase 'fl /doors. Fri afternoons and ina.1337 So. Bristol. S.A. bandllngdisplay, stock & Centra10C8'10·7140 ~BandilJerCr. CASH PAID • a.f\5:30.645-1151. =~per: Couple to MACHIHl5T Sat&:Sun mornin11. Car Nopbonecallspleasc. customer s ervi ce FtnValley 968S9'l2 F Wahr D td bomein=~o~~cr MILLOPWTOlt and good driving record PRESCHOOLTEACHER respon.sibUtitles. We of· SAUCIER/2HDCOOK . . or I ryrs/Re I C«npleteQn8'.Waterbed Enalisb a peaking. Top or. . required. Call 642·4321 Exper . or certificate fer comprehensive train· Exper'd, nights. Cull SHIP /RIC CLEttK workingornot95'7-8l33 for we '5 -i>~ $LOO. waa& Re:ftreoces wlU LATHEOPOATOlt Leaving name and phone 12.S. $2.60p/hr.640--8820 ' ing, competitive wages & 6'1S ·137 • be twee o & Ute Janitorial duUes. ARAGESALEPrlceson 4NO-t74Sa.ftS:30 be verified. Phon To aetup and operate number. x.lntbenefitpackage. 9am·5ptn. Days ){.Ji'. Apply, J . reconditioned Sofa Is Loveaeat. OUve (71')55-leM, 675-2022 mills & lathes on short PRESS OPERATOJ;t, ex· THE llOADW AY Herbert Hall Jewellers, refrigerators, wahrs ·& Gree.a 6 Gold ~de. ____ _;.... ___ _,run production. Work MURSES AIDES ~on AB Dick 360. 333 FosWotal.-.cl. HI •Secretaries. Bklrprs ~Fa.shionSquare,Santa dryrs. Guar. " del. GdCODd.l30Q.wea ~for family from blueprinu. Know &:OJlDEllLIES St.Lag.Sch. (n4)64H212 (F/Cbg), A/R " A/P Ana. DUNLAP·s 1oteo1----------~.wormBea.c'.~1re2.·n30t.s tino r~ and speeds. Re-Xlnt benefits. Bayvlew -....a.~u-T .-1-.--ApplyPersoonellOAM C'"-, Gen. Ofc, Leoal •'-Lagun" Talbert<.At Euc.lld) F.V ...... S. M55 .. _.., :ll quires 3 years solid ex· Conv. Hosp., 2066 'lburin ,..,_._ ,.......,... to 11:30AJI or call ... • ,ua .. 968-0721 -•••••• ... ••••••••••••• '1 :30 llon tltru Frt. perienee 00 m ills aDd C.M.642-3:505. Rubber hose products. for ' ..... ormation Secys; Receplionists MOTOR ROUTE Sat n..t .. Oct ,,.._d. "'AU. SU lie 2 bo " •-9 & , ____ .;.;... ___ _, Must p h al J un w/typinJ. The Daily Pilot bas a SELL-BtO Washer "'w.J -... ~ . .-fJ~nur. 6~::..ous lat.hesandowntools. OfficeDeliveryBoy,neat. includ~~ac~k Pxr~;:. F.qualOpporEm.ployer EmplQyersPayAUFees large toute in South & Dryer, SUper Deluxe Furn, misc, bsebld. s·'·-t.o rt ..... ,..._,.o. Valid Calif Drivers Irvine area. Call (or LizRelndersA"ency Laguna -•pprox earn· JfodeJ pe;rfeet l'W'lJllnJ •lolls, boat IUI"• 190S __ , .... ,,,.,.-~ Jnterviewbyapplonly ir.· in th. cond m: bo•'" ClaySUa~ Own traos. Entllsh Call 7l4./BM-4711 License, f/tlme, apply in appt. S40-7639l:.O.E. lttS • LYH'S 4020 Birch St, Ste104 gs $400 per mon Mon • e new S2SO u.. • speakinJ. 536-0709 after person.See Mr. Fuentes, All h ·t A 1 NewportBeach 833-8190 thru Fri afternoom and 2 door F/F relrlg '250. 1060 _1_:_30..:p:....m;.;... _____ _.. MACHl .... •TOOLDIV at Robert. Beln. William Qualty.At...-ce Garfis ldt Cts0• PHP y , CaUforAppt/F.stab'6S Sat&Sun momtnis. Car SomemLsc.furn~748 ••••••-• .... •••••M••• ""• Frost&Assoc.1401Quall IMpedorfTech e nv. osp, and good driving record OP CASH d f d RF.G'd~Arabfilly4yri; ~. rv~· ~~'iv::a;o CO~~RAATCION _s_t._. N_e_w...;po:__rt_B_c_h_. ___ 1 Xlnt oppor in smalJ co. m~~~~O~. Ave: H.B. required. Call M2·432l. . frl• f p t or g4' old. Very nashy' Bestot, DR for qualified man. Must SECRET ART Leavlog name and phone re .. s, um. 8 ovea ter ~121 • yra, for my father. No 9200BolsaAve, 0-1 p · · N ber dyrs ~123 898-0'"" · mokina m'9 ltave 2 yrs min exper in RM c.-rvisor os1t1on 10 ewporl own . . · • .w.. 1----------.a .1162-2459 Westminster, C~92683 Position available in electronics. Age open. -r"' Beach ... front office T•...._ S• ve O'Keefe & Merritt 2 Corral• for reut..: HYGIENIST EqualOppEmpl rm/f Newport Bch firm in· ltnrd worker. Xlnt ~~:':·asO:l!scoanva.rhoesap .. work-good skills r e· Want .!:'":,."'k.,. mo'neyA. adj.'broirer&sbelf. Gd !..est.s ... }~~~llera~ Nwpt. Bch area. Wed· volving a variety oI ac· be en Ml · VI j quired. Secretarlnl ex· .., ·-" ., cood ...:c 632 tB c.e ter ..... .._......, .. nesdava. X·Ray expr. MACHl .... IST tivities. Prefer ex· n ~~i · asion e 0 549-306l.. perience preferred. Call Cnn you sell on the ._,. 0 ••-----.-----~· " perience with Basic IV area ..... ICarolS8l·3S30. Ann, LINGO REAL pbooe?TopSlnourbuai· CM. • ,.. ---------1 Mio 7 yrs exp. La rge COlllJ>Uler. Call ~6. 9-lty AIMr..c• RM 11·7 ESTATE ness. 646-3030, ask for cycles 1020 Jewtlry 107v INSURANCE Seeretaey, varletyofworlc.Toppay EmieBall;"lnc. 1 _ __._ Supervisor. 80 Bed 4tt-4S5I Ray. • •••••••• .. •••••••.••••• •••••:••••.--"••'_ fire• easulty. Personal W/2 wks vacation. Will ......-·-. E.C.F. Good sal & fringe1---..:..:..::......:.:.:.:,_ __ 1!-..;_--....;...---~ Jines. Exper. nqtd, conside r .hlrioi Sr. fice MV & Gen'I Ofc M /F . Good visual & bene. Mesa Verde Conv. et Scllwinn suburbaD WANTED 6'13·3850. Robertaon Citheo, any age ~ work. Jiirust lJe able to manual dexterity. Elec· flosp,661CenlerSt,C.M. TelephoneSaJes iapeedbteycle.Butof· TOP CASH DOLLAR. Jnaunnce,CdM 548-1784. type ~speak Taaaloc. tronlcs backerouod. 6 ~ SECREJARJES fer.m. 5115 PAID FOR YOUR. .=::=:=::.:::!...:===-----·t:';:":CHIN:::=:::E:-O::'.P::-E::::R::-"'"'.H::-rd-:-1 ... 50 hi' A I EDD Yrs min exper. Call MONEY .. ~~..i-10"" .. ~ ... v: w·•.......O"""" D4SUR.AMCI . a . ..... • ppy, • Carol 581 ·3830. Xln• R.N.wantedforM.D.'sof. Your skills are la de· ~-,. ':~"T.c.u OB.1.nE.i'WTte:!_IJU.GO"iiL.,..,.D.'• N uwe Chucker operator (5 $S8-4S4C. for dir-ections. ~ fl •L D d t all l Ls ( ~ ..... ~ ewpart Beach Fire le yh. exp. pref'd, but nol Ad paid by employer. beoellta. M.V. area. .;:,· 4n ay/wk, xlJi man a eve o ex· ( SILVER SERVICE. =11q!1:t'fr~d9 .:~~ nee). Wages e.o.m · OffSITPRIMT!lt 833-1'Sl f:Ui!'~~::;e°Co~Y.~~~~ · · & PRIDE) FINE FURN •AN• jlnwrlter -1til ex-mensunte to ab1My. USOllultilith. 40hrtday •UALISTAn• ---------•Work where & when you TI.,...Llf• Llbl'ories. ~~2200 )>erienoe IJi procuslng. Callr"nU31-04'13 wlr. Benefits. Call Neworex*1i~-ToP IOUTEDRIVH please: IK. .._. both flil &: servtdngA:markeUncor •MAIDS• · m.1660• trainlnc avaU. Private Permanent-married. StS-MOIRaL ,......, ... opHlll gs for ci.boenl, 4d, nt''. UYeltodc 1075 commercial accounta. The rnn at Lacuna office's. Largo adverUI· Wll1 train. but must know 4320Campus,Ste130 ~ fwt 1 .._ ~c••·. 41. •acll. ••• .. •••••••-.. •••• Sal&T)' open. Excellent 211N.CstHwy,Laguna PodlogiRg/~ lngbl.ldgel.Callnowl · areu. Call (n4)827·7'4 NewportBeach ~9"8071 ' ••-,1--------·--reeii.Moraamare.brok~ benefits. Mrs. Baker, lm ed ~~-:-.. PACl'IC COAST or (213)591-l!OJa. btwn 9 & _.., ... wt.o w..t •040 to· ride ... drf•e, blk ....... MAIDS WANTED m · ..,_...... w/C .• !. 3 .._ __ ..... _ 11 '-• • _.9550. Don Quixote Motel co. XloL ~-benes. Will PIC>l••nts . WV w.,..... TV'!'" 0 ··~ ...................... parade Morgaii· celding. IHSUUMCI l-;:~2l;OO~N~e~:·po=rt~B~l~.:CM~~~~r~a~in~r_i:._g_h_t~pe_r_s_o_n_.,~~~·~·~,~·~.0~4t~o~·~~ s•~~ SECRETARY WE OFFER YORKSl:URE ~fouWea\erll (710 PO 1..... v.-..-~~· Excellent opportunity . SfTIOHS MIUD Wanted. SeacU PA0 "'""G TNDNT Real "'"l te S l P I YOUI l ... COMR Cor people orlcnled ,.~~ ~ •...1 • TERRlERS ZC:al 1ry I071 Larae ios~ance co. bas Mot~l.1661 S.CoastHwy, ~, A ..,... • a es eop e " '" •-· ~ ... ,. _...., PoodleSbeltieMhc .._ • • avdia LagunaBcb.4.94-4892. FullorpartUme.M'ainly wanted. Up to 90110% SSSSSSSS pe r s on with good *C°"""'PaldWffkty Dachsbundarix • -••••••••••• .. •••••••• im te openin.g fort---"--------1 evenings & weekends. comm. split. Nwpt Bch ·PARTTIMI . secrttarlalskilh1. •Greotao-P,_ PltBullTen1erllh , AlR COllPRBSSORS !!!i.g~~XJi°~.workina Malati..-c•M• cau6'15-86Uaf\.tpm. 631-0900 Apply9am·Noon PAUEll.SPITS ,· MUST BE SOLD!- . FIU CLIAk Student for lite cleanup & art ti me or£ i c e · •llCEPT10HIST ~!,~~RK ~Rr.~:rHo;~ •Pd. TrolllllHJ Pl• NEWl'OBT BEACll ~~ ~ &MAJLC&.IRJC main,t. 20·40 Hrs wk. clerk/messenger, gen'l Contemporary Beauty COLLEGESTUDEHTS OOONewport CtrDr CALL TODAY 640-0080 ALLSIZJ:S.C&Lt. ~,.,,,, Will train conscientious Tice• Rentals, 193o clericalduties 549-2988 salon hlls 1''/T position --tt~~~~~~~~t~~~~C:::~,=·-.,,.:· indiridual. NewportBlvd,CM · avail. Dreu ~looks a Guaraoteed Hourly Newportlieach START TOMORROI .. ~ ... 1 .....,M.,..H ... ulC ........ ....,, .......... CE ART-TIME~Buslness must.Prefer exp. Wage Plus Bonus. 5:30 EqW1lOppEmplyrm/f PUPS.AKC.BLack. __.., ..,,.. ~ ~"'~AJ"'ll woman looking for 6 CallTb pm to 8:30 pm. Call JlJ a33 DQ95 Xlntpedigree WW train 1n bldg opera· Exper'd man. Steady homemakers. 893·6655 omasfor appt 646-4223 or cometo 250 E SECRET ARY 't'1J -0 983-eior ti!m,'Jlmtl>efiexlble. WO!'k. Newport Ctr Ofc 714·7~1 17t.bSt .• Costa Mesa. Apply lD Person Bldg. Reply to classified P .ASTEUP ARTIST ADMIHISTitA TIVE TlM£ llf[ SIHRIAH HUSl(Y s.hco .. r...uCo. adoo63, c/0 Da1ly Pilot. Inking &drafting exper RECE:r'T'IOHIST SALISC4RHll Public a ge ncy hi un· :"'I.I P\lp8AKC/OJ'A..75H.313 17'11 BtookllWst. F"'-PO Sox 1560 Cos~,Mesa. m..'7660. . !~mctedl upedrung1 !n lK • at· Future mall.llgement op· crow d ~ d Sou t b e r n LIBRARIES INC = lloa Ulru m --=ca:.::.:92628:::::::;·:..__ __ :.._ __ ~--------•I "'• ve a m rusttat1v~ portunltJ for qualified Oruae County ii seek· COl(jl.wasH • b a Per• $1 •. 4 0 0 .. -olc. Xlnt. opp. tor well penon w/1ales °"public ing a hlg.b quallt¥ ad· &.0-1!. 11.11· 50."'511 (311)911.atM • • 1 OppEmplayer RO groomed~ personable ln· "oatac• background. mln ... tl t Pl'J U .... / 1 bo .. • .a •• a ve secre ary. ,.,__ c.i.. ar..-.... ..._,_..a BllltttP•~ --. " ... v. VI exp 1D te ep no Initial 3 yrs salaey " Must be eCflclcnl, well r....-'-t ... _DI.......... etati--.-.i:::.t· JAMITOIS procedures. Maoy co. comm. plan. Start•-g ,....,a-'·-"•-able to ork T•plloMs.hs Wbl.teTerrier,---,1 2-noAm....__ lf achinery WboiesaJe Lathe 14"Xl3" $1,000 Lathe 20"X63'" $3,200~ Punch press, 40 ton. aw 19'72, $3,400. BotiJont.al mHlhtf tl,O. NHJ - P/'Ume Janitors & cpts. SUPERVISOR . be ne fits lnclud Ing sal. up to $13,000 per ;r. ~llL(.~dllaes anlrull $3.2S Pel' hr min. Can wk male.~--wU!ysG141GOGer1JP Ofc. cleaning evMlngs. bonuse11. profit •harm& & Xlnt'fringe benent.s. Call work k>ads. Falt. effi· earn Sll.25 per hr· Labor M11e1I••-IOIO Cntr\()rs.Co.Mustbave t · b d h vacation. Apply: 1660 Tom Bradley, 835-8550. clent in tyfiing and pub.980-1865. YDOGPl~~-.. -••••••••7i•••••• ear•bomepbono.Call: . ~A.GE..,,.E~T rvane ase ome Placentia CM. EO !F our aoeor-._ m'655I b' t 123N n "" n builder has an lm . . •--· _._E_. M _____ _,, shorthand sk lls es~en· TELEPHONE John Kut.in ltl OCIGI DR A p ES R 0 II Olive,Or°:.app a . Help us dig a &old mine m= opera• fol a R ~~~~!Ion is l for SALES·Hl-FI COM . ~:l.Jf.~r!·t~~~lnLe;~l~lg (10) NSOeedL~lTi2~.ua•-a-dhoaaa.FemOcman ~1....;:r:4te::WJ,•. J ..... ,no•" lo your unproductive q pro essiona as OruJUUUUUC ofc. 4 Days PONENTS Salary-xlnt k i 11 l cL b '-~ uuuaui ur .,. .,... .,.. ti An 'd ~-time. Qlll M.'>-5921 sd"'!4!i:18°r tofMo~.p~rolJ ~ wk. Some dental e.x· future. Call Chuck btwn s . s w o u e ly. $).$3.SO p{hr to start. Shep, i moe, all abota, ~ t.o be ...... 01KJ ,. / me exp . 11uur man. e...,.. .men • ...... ~ ex· per. prefd. &U-732S. 12 p M & -4 p M 0 n 1 Y bcne!sclal. Salary range 75'-l.60Ufl lpm doPouM lad. -..ua opeo weani beice with ~ 6PM to 2.Al4. Must have MANAGEMENT · perlenced and have 97&-546S · 9909. lo Sll08. with xlot · ' aftS, browatoCIP"W..,..._.O carfJbomepbooe.Apply PEOPLEPERSON thorough knowledge or RECEPTIONIST & benefits. ·Apply in THIATRE from10to•IMtdlpead• at 123 N. Olive, Org. Exec needs p/Ume as· payroll and related rune· SALESGtRL, part.time Saleslady Gift Shop penon. U 1 be s E t g Freete Y• 8041 log 00 fallMU Abo· Moo.thnaFri. soc.inwbolesalesupply. tions paying approx· tost.art,21·2S.Pleasecall Mature.o;,notapplyun: MOULTONNTGUEL l r • ven n ••••••• .. ••-••••••••••:.Whit be tlfull • JEWB.lYSALIS Fully c-apitalized. imately soo eai'ployees. from8:00to4:30Mon·Frl Jess you have exper · WATERDlSTRICT ::,.~0°,r~~':m.AW~o~~ We're s kittens t weeks ~·~cy ~= J.H unBERT 642·1634. Individual shoul d MS-8951 Buggs loternallonal. 2'1SOOLaPazRd., Drive In, 7361 Warner old;MilQ,SulJAJ'ox· floortaeellhac.Comelc HALI.JEWELLERS 1-M--A-N_l_C_U_R_l_S_T--1-~=~~i!~e~c~s~l~ig 200WestcliffDr,NB An t:~~N~~~~r~~l\y ~OE H.B. Must be 18. :~u::~~t! :::.::::=:= Now Jnteniewinl for e:it· Opportunity for fast pro-years in a aupervisot')' LURSEKSt"i:ftTY SALES/Manacement, employer. ne~ a bome wttb El'l'alo.Mi.omL per'd career minded arasive penon. Must be poslt.ioo and should have Career Oppty. 2 Yr de· ECR ETAR y Perm. w Tr11elc Drivers ez. !>.'!!belilp,!!..... """call~~!.~0• W~NTED ulea ........,...s. Pleasant xlntw/acrylics,callHair a well ro··-"ed ac"oun• ls O"""'°'" a new resale velopment proaram, per'd Top pay Appl" .,.,... -_._ .. ,,...-.. u 1bet 0 ...... .. v ....-~· • P /Ume, htt1. co. Call • • Y• w .... d .. a.· •'t•f IP .. workine COGd.9. A co. apy, ys; 96a-Cm'l; ing baclllJ'OW)d. Must be otnce ln the Huntington commillion/booas com· btwnUr•PM. 752.17~ G&WTowtni, lOOOlrviDe •u • •·"" • TOP c•aa ..,.oL•An • benefits. Apply l ~141 G.I.A. familiar with union Beach area. Needa ~ pensation. Call Jack Pin· Me,NB642-1252 ~ PAii> n.:0 a¥ Yo .. u:" peraon, 32 Fasbton ATURE WOMAN payroll and be able to mana1er,aalary +com· to '174-'1260 or aend re-SICltlTAIY . /11 .._ • SqQare.saotaAu. p /Lime to welcome work under presaur~•· misslonanclsalesJ1eOple. sume to: 1310 So. Part-Ume, Toe, Wed & TRUCK DRIVBR·TOW TPS~~~UG~,!llB ~!!!IOBJJl~~\tt00:et:S. J .Herbert HallJewellen newcomers & contact For Immediate con· Better than average Anahelm Blvd. Ste 105, Thur, 4 bn ~r day. Job !ocdo.!:l';.ceo"!~la2?. ..!;:;:' .m .... , SiLV&ll Bil v1Jfe 549-13'19 merchants. Flex.Ible hrs. aideration:lbplu1se send ~!1;=.1~ om::~rn Anaheim, Ca. 92805 • requiru typm1, flllna. perma~nt Laguna. Bch -~ FINE FURN. 6 AN! C~CreditClerk Need car. llle typing. resume wt sa •1'7 hll· be approx l80Chq.ft.'fflth general office work. area. Hunt Auto Center. TIQUES.~ Needed·F/Ume ~-547.~. toryto: alotohompany1uppor\. SA.LES· Prefermatureappllcant. 182.:SLagunaCaoyollRd. Cute Puppf. a ..... Call.,. ul 714 .......... 1 Malw-e lady w/ex-per iJl Contact Mr. Turner Tri· T ...... -·Bch.494--3000 female. Germ• ~AMT.AM FJTJll.EStockClcrk ature woman to take Cl~~adno.65 ca • :v ........ l • • ~lness salts. expenses CoRealty645-0ll2l .._....... Sbepflrith SeUer ~J"OWbaaloelled. ' •----"~e&eanln1" • careof2yr.oldlllUegirl. POBOxl~ +comtnl5alon848-3180 UPttOLS18B"S .,...,,_ Seadaneeardforuch liflwrappinr Yus av Mesa,Cat262S Jlf)tato SECRETARY Toppaylsbene(lt.s.Must A\lltnlluDiD"'"''felna tal ptas oae.,.,.. We ~lyc!!:t'f:~a ~~m~lve. 649-26S8 aft s AnF.qualOpportunity UCIRSIE SALES . &YPOSITION be exp'd. Wa.ot 4.o.allt.y Dor. 11 m9;s. G 1eturn.&!"ma11enuz. amanstola•cM EmployerM/F Have ?penlnal I lor,2 nTew SLAP A SMILE Ji'or)'Jlature ~rsoo with Wonrol1ly. ~ &~ =· m-Ie••lll"B!ae--..:.......11 ....,, -1 .... n WAITll$SIS · ill'W'O•-LO. _,, .. ,,,nnvrfm -i(~iii~~~-ffs~Pt::-J.----..----me~~~~~~~~ or ex p d aalespeorc•e. op -'-t ·"ill 9Au lPM l .,_ -,, "'"""'"• KENNEL ASSIST /Pt· commissions pad. Call Newport Fashlon Ialand ._,,... -C"&V" time Groomer, 'for large Medical PIX Aas S•c Opn Gene ror 1nrorm1t1on. ON JOOR FACE Insurance office. for a wanted. All shifts. Mr Fm••• IOI "'* lael • ...U hr a VeterlutY Heep., rw ex· RECEPTIONIST lrnmed. openiop. Apply 648-3928or54S-3483 careercall768-1 D's Coffee Sl\01>. 3050 .... -.... •-•.. ~ tat..a.e· per. nee,, but pref. in person betwn 9am It e A BUl"E CoastHwy,CdM. sTo.&nlDESALE :!allp~~· falmo or 631-1030 Exper'd. Hvy phones & 4pm Mon·Fri. 155 • a SICUTAIY W ITRIS fl H Newlsmedf\lra,appl'a DqOW ........ ~ • ...,iting,...ey_:_;-_~_tr_i_n_e_ie_up_li_c_a_t·-· ~:.,:J~b~~:::C~~: ~:!eater St, Costa IN YOUR WAI.LET ~a~~e:!fo'~~10~~~~ $2~5+tip~ •. :;!1,etrt ~ =:nJ. t.~ =.tir:~ =:' _:: • caue:i1MS9.t ---------• TlllE/LIFE • Pi tlme, non·arnoker. Orieinal Pina between OI IG-"80111411·-' baet•b9clt. • PIX A.mw..-$9" RISIARCH AIDI . UBRARIES ~1 3:30 & 4:30. 21Zl Balboe • PJUCISr .. LABOR EIS <.50) Needed Now C..r "pbone a muat .. 0-l£illlill • t ,1 ' ~ l /, t • • • I '' o ~ rf '.1PUH/d\ Y Hl t f' '"* 540-4455 F.qual Oppor Employer Medical T..... n1-s111 FRONT omcE Wanttoworkdaya,af'ter· F /tlm• In molecular HubotbfulUtpart ec'y, admln. To top Blvd.NB. **I BUY** ~:r.;~!:oea. noo11S & evenlnga in NB blologylab.s7s..nS9. timepoaitloaaavaiJ. mgn'llof smallmtgfirm. YARD MAN. renhl Good used l'Undtute 6 ,6/9tac1$L50ea. ~ CdM areas? Work II Restaurant applications 4Funlovingartlcul.ate Gd typing. shthnd "or-centernecds f/Umeman. Appllanoet-OB I 10ormore$1.AOea. ll me 0 r PI t 1 me · being taken Friday only lncllvldualswho are ganlzaUonal sklllareq'd. Wkdy oil. HaodwriUng aellorSKt..l.forYoa. SalesTaxlnclude4 Weekends a must. Xtra Oct. 21, 1917, 2PM t~ eagertolearohow Backup recpt, misc pro· must be neat , MASTaSAUCTIOM QiTOCARD? pay for exper d 7PM. Broilermen. tornaltetop$$$$$$ Ject• Ir respon1lbllt1es.·mechanlcal ability , ..... _ ............ , .... , Drawyourown«AQcl ro:ators. Call &40·0812· broiler aut., dis · W•OfM: Divajex, S.A. Call Jim helpful. 4pply. 1930 --• .,. -name. eddreaa ~le .O.E. hwaahers. rood prep. Hoe.tyW.-, Kuriluk,546·9660 NewportBl'td;CM ' CASBPAU> we'Umalce-~per ,IXOPRa ... TOltS 2601 W. Pacific Coast ~C....a.ai For ""cl used,,....,., _ _.. tag Add2St..& P/tima m=" eves . ._Hi_._W&Y...:·;.....·------1 OM yeoah $100 DllVIR ., -.., ... .,. s.Ociebaak ,-lllufttf•• ..._.., Free. Not a heavy desk. SUNDAY OHLY que .. sclrTV'a,95'1.fW derto: • ...,. Exper. pref'd. but will ReWISaJes CALL US TODAY but lotl of variety. Boss Denver D~U PUot HIW • --••mmn train. EOE. 648-8000. Chess It Games UnUmtt· __.,~ bundl t ~ .-___., .. ......, -... a ed. 2700 w. Coast Uwy .._..., out, •o must J>e es o en. ne-• S,•lllaor PO bl9 ..... SOM" .ASSIST N.B. A ·pe·'alty 1ame uag START self ·~er. Xlnt bena. (lUlrea V&Jl or larae Cull '".,, o.' . Cl 91128 _.. ...... p M '" .. , M Good &totent. Fine co. waaon and a aiood 6tiv· ' •-at.,,~ /R • E -to$1 .... er o store I• seeking one ••·-F J Call 1 cl Ph Jl~.Bcd.roomeet ~ --. ~Y ecep.. X· Paidholidaya,siekleave perm.fullUmeemployee SMIUN IU.u ee obi. IUta, ~r.,,,.;,,ec~.C.. fi. Hone JWSTSACllll'JCEOU ~· . per. pref'd. Xlnt typln~, &J.Sda,ysvacperyr. "also ooe part time 54CM056, Coastal Peraon· Seel,~=' ot ·~ $169.00 ~~ ; two ld8ll. no sb. S•) open. Ca I ..Resp for supervlslna. employee for L b.e 8'l'l •09S nel Agency, 2790 Harbor ey. _..-.Oppott . -.-.... ~ clWrs-'80; ea.. 6 Equ.afOpporEmployer Hvy phones, ren'I ofc ~~~~~~~~~!duties. Exper'd In workm e n 's_come_. Pressure job. Long teTm . '152-2Statorintervwappt. performingltpartlclpat· Chrl.,tmaa aeuon onlv. ~ CM . ty1'!mployer -... In. 1'11tfboaT4·tl~~-~ LEGAL S "'C'Y Fo b lngl Id ri t f ' • Jt 1 J815Jlarbar le.tat.. (l.IJll 5N) WlUI ('# r US)' n aw e v• e y 0 Pleaseapplylnpenoo. TIMl1_-A ec'y to coordinate 1 MM-ch••.. .... .... , m ........... ---= lwo man ff.B. office jo technical & complex .,...--__...;~-"""'---·• u ••••s .... C f T 1 ... -.__,,._ TequJrea xlnt 1kll11 operaUons In the person~ Don't drop the balll Get a •-"'• • 1" • person ° c. YP ng • ••••••••-•••• ... ••••••,··-------•• ·•ll for 'f't. I Salary depends upon ex t-~ nel otnce. job with a low-coat Dally Equal Opp E'D>PlYT m/f ~thnd. Mimeo skills re· .......... 1005'" ea.oi.. • ti -De8irable qualifications Pilot ClaaaUled Ad. Q d. Peoplt exp. ph ••••••••••••••••••••••• pe trice EquaJOpporEmployer Pbon .u .. ...,,78 personality. For appt __ _!84~7:!·'°4~1--.e~~~~~~~ tnc.tude ftlllty tn meet e............ · SALIS• STOCK Qall 494·1081 uk tor Wonderland public tactfully, 4 yrs of ;:::::;:;;;;;;:;i;::;;;;:;;;;;;iill Co-tempor•ry r•taJI Job.n. • Of A.ntf UeS! lA•alSeckTrne ...t•ca1orncea••lst.w111 incre asingly res p us•tHI ... "' · " """ .... · s atore need• talented ~ N.B. f\rm. eq's xlnt train. Must •·-able to cl ..... cal ·"ork ex..,..r •n r · e Sta N1111ht Alt d "" """ .. • ...-· • DAIL y PILOT Saleslady. Pull or part vie · " en HUG E war ho u u s~ills, ah1rpness & wttl· work eves & or wknds. pubUc employmcot & ex· time. Must be ex per. 2 Or 5 nite1 a wk. Apply. crammed with over 500 I PC PLAY '8t 1n1 attllude. Mag Card 1Jtc typln11.548·7f71 per. In supervlsory 0 fAST Salaryplu.scommt.tsion. Shell,17lb&lrvlno,NB music boxes, nlckolo· $711.::t:ttlO 177 &NCYL9PSJ>lA' • 8dt8mlca We-. .. i'V ...,., . ....-..... . IOllUlll ...... ~ batk~, cuatom made. to . ~rdet 1>1 Cll.eql: h elp I u \. Sa 1 c om -MB>IC ... L R"Cit•t ca'Paclty. RISULTu Pl ll oH '""'' • .. ~ • l • ~ -...;. mensurate w /exper. • A .. s.-• Typio8 60wpm. sh 90 ease ca .,_ . ..,..2 or ervlce Statton Atten· .....,.. pianos, c rcua or· ~ •- 75'-0234. Exper d. S11lary open. wpm. Apply lo person by SIRVICE applylnr,.:;;~. dant, "exper'd. Day & it•n•trw~ll clockt, $ • Brand, MW lllaate a.t _...;._.,.;._ ______ .1 frin"e benefits. Bl· 5PM, Monday, Oct 24, Eves. Full &p/tlmc. Ap-1rano atner docb, c.tle,.,..• bllll oven 2'd .. Boat Llve,fn htkpt-. oded hn· lingual Spanish. Bristol Fount•ln Valley School DIRICTORY 29 Fuhlon Island, N.B. ply, Shell StaUon, 1'7lh & fuclnatl.na ant.Iqua. 'lMSBatbotBl'fd. C.ll. lt.-.O tape .... ~14 med. to work In con· r nrk Medical Group, 722 [) 1 1 t r 1 ct , N 0 . 1 For Result Irvine, NR. ·0ver $1,000,000 Worth MS-t1ll doort. vmloul a., Okl genial home wt cblldren. Baker St .. CM UchU'louse Lane, Foun· Se v\Ce Cnll You doa't need • iun to · American lntematlonal Rena\llt bocl7, 1 wtMe\ Pvt rm aod phone. eed womJn to work PiT lain V ll <C T1\ I r ''draw fut" wl\on )'O\l ervh:• StaUoa Atten· Gallertea; taoa.T Ketter· trlr, 'tllebeys•ldl\~ Sp. 0 11 b 1 pLn 1 ,. k to h"'IP "lean homA•, 4,., N ...... 1 ~ .. !!T· al~rt)er 0 642·16 71 place an Id ill the O•lb' dant. lull Ol" p1rt time, ln1 St., Irvine. Tel. Cluautecl A,.· tell ... ,1 n--bl-........ -" .. "' , -., "-...... "" Id. Ul • • Pilot Want.Ada! CaUQow ~. 3000 i'al.rvlew, 754-tm. ~n Wed thru tte mall ... it u "::.:io.:• "-~•·,... • ll0-3lrn/53W320 days wk.5'0-9~93~ EquaJOpparEmploytr -tQ.S8'1L • · C.M. Sat.llA1lto4PM.Vlaltl ari:Jrr::..: . .......,:.ma or ·:.;.:,:-.~;. < •. ' • • I .. DAILY PILOT TUftday. Octot»r 18, 19n . / Mohr.._., W •/ AMfoa Wcmted 9590 a ... ,se.... '''° ...................... . ~~ Mltctl•111i11 IOIO a..ts. W 9060 •••-................. · TOP • ··~··-••••••••••••-•• ••••-••••••••••••••• MOVING 24' Catm. MH, DOUAI Unlvenlly Athletic Club WAMTllSULTS? self cont'd ,, many eit· PA.ID me mbertblp for sale. Sellyowboalthru tras, best ofr. 847-7327 FOR CLEAN s:m. 644-1081 wkdys S::I:N .~·.!~:~ ... !!!.~ FUJljMIWPOllT Mu.st Sell: 17' Komfort DIALRS xlnt cond. used 4 lJmes. cormrined:-trt flush loalet w1lrg holding , _________ ,,.....•Clipper. 8 aaU., sJps 5, tank, 6 gal hot water 28 NEW CARS COHYEITillE fW'ftiture for your -ruU gear, 0 /B, w/lrlr. beater, runge & oven IMPOITCAIS ATTIIE OLD PRICES 4 speed trallJ. with only rental I 9' sofa up· Stv, sink. Im.mac. $8300. wdan exhaust. dbl sink, AU.MODB.5 · AU models now avaala· 40,<Wl mJles. fn excellent bolstered i.o green. loose PP6'n-4819 s hower . s lps 6, lrg ble. Cull or see us before condition I (49SRXN). bllc:k p~ws S6Q. Grttn 'Sloop,•saUs.trlrslp2, closets, lrg gas & elec WI youbu:y!!I saveNow! floral pnnt slip.covered xtras. 2 yra oJd, $2495• refrig, pressure wal• MHD OHLY SllH FasLJon Bout"aque· chalr$20.~'121afler4 P/P646-7336 system w /30 gal of CLUM '78 GRAN TORINO. H PM. • water, battery & 110 l~. USS> CARS Wagon. Lugg rack, A/C. t----_,,·----1 $2950 637-4156 . 284SHARBOR BLVD. 1 owntlr. lluat Saol ' RCA Color Console '75 Challenger. space 32' · · NOW 54M41O540-0213 6"-S083 TY,1 ~~S. M,~ple tbl ~s!~00Jw.:iv'ij~~~ftp 'a> KIT, self-cont. Travel· CAUPAPPY ?.84.SHARBOJUlLVD. 1-------........ - 38 x48 w/38 leaves,6 avail .. Mu st sell. Trailer.$185G.orbe~tof· 540 5630 '70 280 z leaving for 54M4J0540..021l '73 Ford Gran Torino chrs $SO. Butcher blk. (7l4)599-2U.S fer. 646-2219 -Europe. s1200 & take 1 AMC 9905 'Squire wag. All xtraa ln; DI.Delle tbl 42" dla 4 , over puyments 4!M·6696, onche 9 60 ••••••••••••••••••••••• clud a/cond A atereo. wrought iron padded 32' Sloop, 1960, wood/· 17 LatAt Model ;Arl5tocrill 494-6601 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 GREMLIN Xlnt. cpnd. Now tires, brlca. 968-7* ........... wtlmnd chi's. ~. Jee skates, fiberglass, $'15,SOO PP. Trlr, self cont d, shower SPOl'l'S CARS Must sell! Hake of'r! I'm all Bpm. · • ....... , ....., Ukenew,girl'a sz.12~. 64.S-8063 &a1rcood.S48·1312 2626HARIORILVO. l!nl 240Z. air, AM /F l\1 IMght&Sold .easyl :S$4-48l4, B·llAM'71FordSl.Wirn.Country • me $20.~0117 • TRADE AutoW.lce.Pcris COSTA MESA Ul>eJ~s-9803 wkdys Squire. A/C, PS/PB, Beby Jtema adult & bab LET'S · & AcceslOries 9400 WE IUY WIST GllMAH. '68 Rambl•-Rebel 4 dr. SSSO. Ph ~Z.0080, 9 to lotb t' by 28MorgonOiloadedw1t.h ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 '74 821~ Htchbck. Mags, &MPOITS "" Spm 542..4658 c . ea, oys , couc · all new equipment. Low . . USED CARS di 1 c re station wagon; r eblt. •or eves. v-cbeap. S38.o60S aft. time Atollll'c 4. The boat M · 77 Used Mustang , • ra o s . ream pu · 714/541-1116 ,....... u.. -1 Parts 990 N p k We re lb~ n~w Chevrolet Atustsell. $2550. S48·954S trans, ....,.. ....-es. rUAS L.lllColil 9945 .3.33 E. 11th st .. Costa Mesa · -6 is in Uke oew conditioo. anmie CalJ ;;,.~ er• dealership m the Irvine •67 912 Mint eond. Reblt &oodl -••••••••••••••••••••• WOVEN WOODS-Mini Sleeps 6. Head, galley ' Auto Center. We need '73 240Z Xlnt cond. eng.$S195.645-71J33daya. MSC>.~ "1• MARK IV, pvt. pty. ., ,. bllD& Mylar glass tint etc....Ownec will con.sider .L...-r-1-your used car! Am/Fm, a[r, mags, 4 67~3124 Mell 9910 $900. or beat oCr. Call: ~= :si;c~. ~~P:ff ~~ ~i~'::!~ ::r~ ~=·=········· MAC=.;," spd. WA>O. MS-0291. .:: 9756 ........... ·-········· Ul·UID . always. Showroom , payment. Call NewJ>?rl .wl•u/ · CHIYaOLIT ....................... "13 Buick, 4 dr, lmmac. cir 9947 '4581. ru W. 17th St, ~2!!n~-.Dana Po10t ~~ 9520 2.lAUtoC.enterDrive 70,510autotrans. • . W ~ :maltl:a A/C, pwr-str, brk, Jb, "•••••••••••••• .. ••••• C 9 r~ Iii _...._. ...... • .. •••••••••••••••••••• IRVINE gd. cond. S800 SIL•,~.. un°"m wind. Nu Urea, lo mi.. Kaverick, e eyl. "'ood • • ""'9ta esa. ""--' 5-.. Del' 955-1616 • Ln $2500 J> P 6H 2877 •• • 51· b f 11 1930 runi .... an a very. 761-1212 81 k and in· • • • • • cond . Xlot ... econ ear . HAD fflli oop, ma oa, u Rock-moss gm. Stock & ~...... 9725 a~ overs •new 83).-0881. • Radio SS'nte75-9921 _ .... ~_. .,1_ keel. lwy constr. Must Ai...~ .,,. 000 c ... .....,.. un.'LLIUY nur ter1or. Low mileage. C • · • ---, ,. see. (1)'181-8313 ........ ,. •• ...,, ,.,..,._ '"s ....................... Aut.omobile looks lilte •••c 9915 "JO White 46,000 miles Free c oDs&&ltalion 'SS BENTLEY MdJ S l your foreign or compact. '76 Xl9 AM/FM vr/8 trk new. Left.hand drive. air •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• Xl.ot ~ ~· 131).Slt)() 1----------1 Pacific Cbilde 32' rece.nl· · .. Salee Mgr ~--' .. ,.,Ql\n ,u,,, •c.... MAKE AN noFER. a Y 1 • "' • • " Mmlal ·ly recoodiUoned. Locat· drive. 968-8119 . . .......... __.. . .....,._,.. COMCAHMOH'S . eves/wknda FLOOD SALE w/Clahnaexpert547-8241 Block Island Cutte r, lmmac Right b"n. d. car, paid ror or not! Call mag whls, Yellow, xtnt condlU001ng it d "'"" o "'8 g Waz•• 1013 ediDNwptBch. Makeof· 'S9CbcvlmpalaConvcrtl-J,'%:~~E Hoftdo 9721 HottSB.ESS • . 9950 OCTOBER ••••••••••••••••••••••• fer. 'Ilt-659·21.58; 659·4459 ble, classic. v.a. best oC· SanJuanCap1strano •••••••••••••••••• .. ••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ludwig drums, clear, 5 14' LYMAN wtth Bimini fe.r.848-0946aft.5 · 837-4800493-451 I lr..dMew'77 B~~.!'or 1976CADILL4C OllANGECOUNTY'S piece •/fiberglass eases HO .... DA C ,..,....._,. COUPE DEVILLE MIWIST ~~dwate. $700. ~):;::t $350. call 4WheefDriYH 9550 Will take over your pay. n Grs foo~R6Y~8i" Allpowerasslsts,leather LINCOLN-MERCURY 1_-.::=...::;:::::_ ______ ,:-:--=-· ------,••••••••••••••••••••••• ments on '76 or '77 MAHY interior, AM/FM atereo DealershipisnowOPJ;N · loah. SNp./ AMC-JUP cad ii 1 a c <C d V or · To Choose Frotft! BENTLEYS wi~=t8!..~: ·Docb 9010 #J lutCGIH. . ~'fo~db:.~o~'::!~f:~: U.._.IVERSITY ~~oM~s~~3o :!t:.~!.'«Ifi~rse ~~':°cJav apeeaker, bench" music.·~••••••• .. •-••••••••• WEOt.rl'SELLALL 43 "" $6988 16-18AutoCenterDr. -· Crown a~rdioo. Reserved Newp0rt Ex· JEEP DEALERS Detwiler, 586·2911 or otd59Dble #1 DEALER IN U.S.A. SDPwy-LakeForeetexit 13Dbu.l,.$150.~ ecutive requires slip io INTHESTATE 831-1375 Hoad9 C... • GMC ~ ROY IRVINE ,._. & n.--.. IOtO Newport for new 29' HUG! IHYl!MTOltY Aallos. Imported 1"clts CARVER Nabers· ll0.7000 _..,,_. Ericltsoo Please leave AUModelsNew&Used ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2850Harbor8lvd. •••••••••••••••••••••• meuap at ~11 Leasing Available Alfa R0990, 9705 Cos~ Mesa 540-9640 ROllS·ROYCE cai·J.llac, K. KAWAI Baby Grand. CottoMaa '*""',,._. EbaQy 'Blk Xl:nt. nd 30',elect. water. · · ••••••••••••••••0 ••••• a-9730 ...,..... ... ca ...,.... .,...,_,;.,,,. co · CID Qanne1 -so per ft AMC ...._. Alfa Romeo, 1974 Spyder, --r-MMoM4 ----------· -· &148& . 2S24HARBOR dLVD. Sacril. $5,.395. 768·6249 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CLOStOSUNOAYS 2600 HJr~1r BlvJ , 9952 ONLY •••••••••••••••••••••• Uprisht Grand Pia.no ._~ C--.1& o.taMeu 549-8023 (714) 84 Ja.g XKE Roadster,---------·· ·CMta Mt.'SJ 540.9100 Hei -...--•------------..,......,.------1 wire wheels, hardtop, . ci~.' r: t='. Sid 90IO J•S :'77" IMW •. '712 s.52-0505att 7PMiwltnds Toyota · . 9.76Sl.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.!!.. Rolewood mahog. Hand ••••••••••••••••••••••• C J · 6 ' s • C J · 7 • s • ••••••••••••••••••••••• · ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1974 F1Mtwood, loaded, See Remodeled Store Pmts 1ml% Polyester ·$9 $12 carved. Sound great.16' 4.26 Hem.i, trajler, runs Cherokees, Wagoneers. 19'76 XJ6L, silver, blue Int, IEfORE YOU ~.X1ntcood. t---------- WoWd look great in Cam· good. $500. or best offer. Pick-ups, up to S1 ,200 dis· ~i~'f'1· lJJlmllC Sll.?50. . SB.L YOUR SS&-anS Muat.ang 351, auto, air, Tm, play room, etc. Mov· 4'0-'ll:i9 counts. s yr 50.000 mile -· -. 0 TOYOTA. ,7, Coupe DeV'll . vleyJ, xJDt CODd. Wkd)'1 log, must selll $BOO/Of· St 9090 warranlysavailable. I(.,,..... Ghio 973 5 See us for a top dollar di ,_ 1 d 'de~.~·""~~3520~:_· ------(er. 831·2551aft.6 ~ 09' Copefmd Mtrs htc ••••••••••••••••••••• •• . , ra a... oa e _ _,,_.,. ---------a•••-•••••••••••••••••• 2001 E ist.. SA 558·8000 COME IN & SEE '64 Convt. Custom top, nu esumate. PP.~ Mu.s~ 289, ' apd, BALDWIN Organ , THE AU. NEW paint. nu int. nu eng. MARQUIS TOYOTA 9920 Pau'l.D or. $1.500. Walnut. Gd. cond. Aak· '67CJ5 ~30CS&N0W'" Konis. Porsche rims. lllSSJONVIEJO 552-81• in1$190.N6-5137 Dunes, ll31 Backbay Dr. Bestof'r. 640·0849evl! ••• Completely res tored. lll·Z"O 495-1210 .... •••••••••e.e•••••••• 66 Mustang Feslback, t:!,•rL_ . Trslts • 9560 COMPLETE Ask for Richard, 64S.57o2 1912 Toyota Corona re· red, xlot cood. Pvt pt)'. _._ r:&-&I ....................... IODY SHOP ofc, 675-SJ.65 bm. possession, Lie #06.i.ESG. a100. '93-3102 ....................... !!.'!.= ......... FORD Fi50, 1971 Camper NOW OPEN Maida 9731 Make oiler. 8'7·1253 or ea Ku.stana. 288. P /S, Ma10 Ulcent S tereo Spedal, xlnl cond. • ..... -............. 848·a.<IO radlo. la.odau t op. 0 4 Syskml, aiJ Mp. compo. Sflle/ 9120 640-6828afl6PK.640-9900 ~·-LB·-•--------__.. .. ...,.. Pb!UA_ ....... •-.... t b t _._ --72 C.Orolla Deluxe, xlnt ,,_. .. -. .,._..._..,,, nen.-, -ua ear o ·-••••••~•••••••••••• Daya, Uoda __,, ..,_,, Pvt believe! Paid Sl86S. new, VALUY IMPORTS ._ ..._.... pt:y. HIS aust lel1 $1195. or best 'Gemtop tamper Shell '73 ~ ton Cbevy PU. 131·2040 49S.4949 551-2104 otr'er. Serious buyers oa: 1or ll("tOb -pftkup. Good Cvatown 20. R /<K. b'l-.-Z coad. $250. 847.f.519 eves. Auto. 70,000 mi:-Good Oils,... t770 .__.._&M__.__ work truc k . 12000. ZISO......_. •& ...................... . -__. AMPER 8' Overhead, S8&-4S7l Coste W.S. 645-5700 ll'UGE SELECT'ION ';'; .. ~acaUooeerld Sqllilred. 1..._. 'It I t t i 1 &1s1 &18~Y USEDCARS ......... _ .......... 1r• 0 • rr re. n erna ooa ........... f740 ....._,_.. 9040 ~l '"Mat, ~ollet Tnvelall. Pwr, air , FM . u .HTA AMA •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• ToPcasb $$for10W'VW: ....................... lelf~t. Roof rack • tape, air abocka, twin 83&3171 SPOITS c.as Paid for or Dot. Call POI SALi!!! l.lldder. Uk.e new $n00. tan~!! mor.e . $1250. nc1AnMmDM9IOllW:MIMll '71 Su Ra1 H ft .~ . -..zuu •US8>1MW'1• lcMuglut&Sold Kei~;~vw W•eUa der witb 70 Illas 9140 llTl Ford Rancbero Gem "77S30ivpd286SEU WHTe•MAH 7600Westmiuta'Ave. boun. lluat Mil~ bought ••••••••••••••••••••• topltU!l. (opt.looa1>. "77320iaSt R 177RSK IMPOITS a.'ISSlor631-180 ... *L Prt. ptj. cau 11 MOPED, Gloria ID· $1'50: St&·llMS ~=~4:-:::::~~~ 714/541-1116 vw BUS.Blue/wblte. Jeft7a~44-a5I ~=~x~~nd. '71 ~too P/S, auto, 8' '14 Ba780v!fvu0a auto 7 2._._. 22_ ~~~1t .:S::foo~ ... ~~;; 14 .. a•oo · bed. hambU rack&: tool .--• vv .. ~ ,__ • • rcfet/ boa. .-so. 5'&·1MS Closed Oii S..dqt AUComaUc Is air cond. moo or best oiler. Coale Sculwt 91 10 1973 Chevy Luv Baja For tbe luxur1 of a " see to appreciate. SEA RAY'S •••••••••••-••••••••• style, very clean ln & out., OR.ANGE COUNTY'S Mercedes & the etrlcien· Sll--0058. ~~~~~~~~~ 974 !SO Yamaba MX· many atras. 12175. OLDEST cyoCadieael. l834EIE). "11 vw SQbck. Xbat coad. DRIVE'EllWILDI Al 1971Modeb Tenykitfroot tork, Bog 49H84S & 74 Ml'%ZIO Go?d tires, AM/Fil fabulom"1'ElCaml.Qo! t---------- 18'·30' ~.tia~~7~:: Call V-9570 COUPE. Silve r blue radio, A/C. '710-0396 ~=-tbewor"=l HAJlllSOM'S ••••••••••••••••••••••• · inetalllc exterior, stereo, '85 VW BUS; SIA IAY l·ton '66 Chev step.van Sales-Service-Leasing pwr · windows A low Gd running cond. $1000. '12 IJQpala ' dr eedan, 4 Plato ltunaboaL New 2327So. llalA,S.A. w/'738cyl. eng., 14 mpg, loyC......,lltc. O:-;scfML~~uc coodi· CA1Jaft5.5ta·m4 :.~&"c.Wb"T:~~.~ Ures. x1Dt coed. .-00. l40-656S everythlns good cond. Rolls Royce · BMW l.97$ Sclrocco, aivr, 32•000 Cll'll-ml, 1 owner. XlDt 5'tQ2 llOtCoatBwy,N.B. H'd' bed, windows, ex· 1540Jamboree -• Ori A .. F~ __.. .. Clll>I< """"""~" a----------1 2547 c Yamaha 1W70 com· tru. 11800/ofr. Call NewportBeacb 64CM4M 74MR4SOS& .-. I OWlU". .... • ...__,_._ 9960 61 • pletely rebuilt engine, ~32111l; N-7898 IA:•lber Interior, pwr. ~~aootScqoct., '=1 •ea Mallba, "5 Col'vak. .. ........ -....... 'Tl 30' Sett Ray f)ybridge new tlnls, e&ec. atarter' '7S KET. Blue 3.0SI, full windows, cruise control ....,.., evs w Both clean " depeecla· PIJ·moall Sport hl'1 Sponliabenma Bristol luggage rack only 4 800 "77 Dodge Van B·lOO, cust. pwr. ' spd., sunrf. tape sunroof" metallic paint 19'J2 VW Bua, 4 apd. sun-ble. llSOea. MS-7445 N -.. ... t etaU. •aaoa- d f II • l ·1 d'rt d t ' t lnl/ext. AM/FM stereo, dk.BestOfr.213~729, In 1reat condition! -J, .....;ow'--•-.z..__.., A ~Pllol eneutive coo .• a y equ p. au es, 1 an a ree cassette w1' splcrs sun 213-QJ.528' ('Ull9 -.,_,,. _.. vall.... -•-S37 .soo. Eve/wknds, legal. $300. See to •P. roof, mags. Must' sell immac. $1200or bestof't. ,. v ... 2 Dr, 9llDOlt ear, • earefu)ly $15 493-CZS preclate. Price flrm. fast, asking for loan '72 BAVARIA Very cln. CaJl-..3Mlfouppt. rebh.. fac. air. P /B, P/S, malntal""Cl Air eondi· t---------t 631 3174 •• 395 o """'4 ?283 must be aeeo. 752-0087 tklaial. '°""" steeriol 'T1Tabiti21'daycrwer, . balance only . Low~ . ays: ,.... • '73 VW"'Camper, yery eves powu tailcate, ti.Dt;d Great Redactl11t on.Simm• Coal Clotlles :Jet, perfect cond. 71 H'onda CL-350 , mileagec'~~'!!°1~~e w6a~~ eves:G&-SS07 clean. Runs atroog. 73 v ,... __ 1 all 1lu1, remote control .8'2-5106 scrambler.only~ml, ~ .._._ ... t. "'-19751MW 2ff2 S•uilic~ UiJU> .... oote .... 0• mu, mlrt-9U .. r ear seat 36' PACEY-AKER coo·• filue, runs • . Excellent condition LNM 644-4048/642·5!46 .JZ.=· spealter•lalppradt.-~, • .._ diesels full ~7 ,!~Y· Make offer. '76 GMC VanDura, 16,000 thruout with s unroof'. Mew ·UMd '6lVWD ~ced to aeU at SZ,liS. ~ • --i 6 l t d d . & AM /FM ova 100 .,.ug. . 96 Cb I 1 See lo o.t1' Pilot park· e e~ronlu " lia.b'g, m, c y s an ar , automatic . MIRC:IDIS newdutcbandtlres . 1 7 evy mpa a, lngJot.S3DWe9tBaJSt. eqwpmt.P/P.675-1915 4MotoGuuiP.D.mo AM/FMcas:setU!stA!reo, stereo tape. Low ftU..,.~ ..... y S5l50 955-1618 HardtopCOupe,V8,lact. Costa Kesa, or call --'-------01 del. F .P. $1600. CalJ xlntcond. ~. 496-4847 mileage. (707NJ0). "'"vi...--air, aW> trans. PS, R/H, WANTED:. Partner to nigbta.981M1881 ........... V _5 E3SO PS SSAVl'40WS .............. 'iOVWWestpbaliap0p top deancond.$775.661-1681 MMm. and ult Rldt or sbare~ofeq\dtylsex· runa ao b• • AUTHORJ2ED campel';reblt.eng.: Oecari.othe0ieet1ara1e fe..-lnat'Seata1. i'Jy. 1938HARLEYDavldson PB, radio. new brakes, MERCEDESDEALBR 92195.9118«).'M 11 NOVA, low mileage, formorelllformaUon. !Qlbdclte.19"17Kdl.FW-S2500 ..&ntcood.~.49.1-0926 81211aachester, "lO BUG, ,.s. cond. 8-blt ~obdJUod $UOO. ltea Plymouth Wagon. l)'eq\dpped.fn.t06'7 87$-11$3 '77 E-150 custom, 2800 1.IMS HARBOR BLVD. BuenaPark fJQlf new u,.. suorool • Xlnt C01Dd, air, power, 28' SltlpJack, bH ·been R D. Spor\lter, 2:2,000 miles, many xtras. Best 540-6410 540.0211 n...tbelJ!:!~~~ ......;, mun sell $1.SOO firm'. Qryslei" 9t21 f1$0Rnn'.Cal1541-JJ'12. kept in prime eooditloa. ml. euatom palot. xt.ra ol(erW.746S · vu Sant.n .. .,,. 8f6.7'"5alkforHont . • ....... ,.............. '72F\lryIIL AsklnC 126,000.. 14HT6Z chrome. $2,750 or best of· '72 Ford E300 302 VI '71 BMW 530!. 231~ ml. S PAST CASH$ '85 BBE'n.E new Urn ._~.No dental •AC, PS. PB. aft5pm • . fer. Call Rick Willis, 8 Paneled, cpt'd: oew tires auto, air, AM/FM radJo FOR YOUR USID needs eng. wk. $800. or liable u •n1p0l'tat on. '750. MM07t 19'FOIUIULA.Jlercl/0, da}'S, 842·4352 or eves a o d bra~es . $2850. cassette.Xlntc:ond.cau MllCIDll be1t ofr, muet aell. $25Q.NS-7457 'Tl Voharie PretnM!r' 200 hp. $2'00. Call m.Ci8 -.4736 66l-«IM Call our 1ued car 541M485 · • door, alr, stereo. deluxe 1_f115.f'l_._•------t 4 Norton Commando. 1 Allot W..ted 9590 Capri 9715 manager for a quote to lnL. ._,511 75115 ,_..., .. 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Hostages Freed; 3 Hijackers Ki11ed BONN, West Germany <AP>-Arter the failure1of the hijack· Somalia, p rovided "a very ing" grenades that stun with a not have enough time to f,.Ute spokesman said two hijackers A WestGermancommandoforce Ing was announced, three im..· serious lesson for iome people flash or light and loud bang but the gasoline or detonate the ex-were killed inside the plane and came home in triumph from East prisoned West German terrorists around the world on how to deaJ emit no shrapnel. plosives. the third was wounded and died Africa today alter a blitz raid oo whose freedom the hija<;kers de·· with terrorism," said a West Tiley found that the hijackers "There was some shoot-in a hospital. a bljacked Luflbansa airliner in manded committed suicide. A G e r man g o v e r nm en t rigged the inslde or the plane lng ... There was no panic. The Somali officials said rune which the commandos rescued fourth terrorist on the list also spokesman. with explosives and poured passengers were evacuated as passengers and one commando all 86 surviving b06tages an~ lrled to kill herself and was in Under cover of darkness. the gasoline over the aisle carpeting. fast as possible by slifiliig.Jdown were slightly injured in the 10- kiUed three of the four hijackers. .. critical condition. raiders blasted open emergency The passengers bad been inflated slides from the emergen. minute raid and the terrorist who 9fficial1 aald tbe...speclally Tb.e. Enle.bbe·style resc\le exits overbothwings ofthetwin· strapped into lbeir seats with cy exits," a Lufthansa .survived, a woman, was .. badly trained Border Guard Group 9 operation early today at jet airliner. They poured Into the s-atetybelts. spokesrnans-atd. .. wounded.-I:ruftbansa, the West flewbacktoCologne. Mogadishu, the capital of passenJ:er cabinpiurllnl( "blind· The hijackers apparently did A Somal• gov~rnment · <SeeBLITZ,PaaeA2) * jr * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * .. Hijack Failure LeadS to Suici~e . . CROSBY FAMILY -Members and rel- atives of the Bing Crosby family are ·ah own at his funeral services in Los . Angeles today. Seated, from left, are widow Kathryn Crosby, son Nathanial, ,.,., ......... daughter Mary Frances, sons Harry and Dennis and s ister Mary Rose Pool. Stand· ing include son Gar y (center> and brother Bob (right). lE:_reedom Of Trio At Issue STUTTGART, West Germany <AP) -Two West German ter- rorists whose freedom was de- manded by the hijackers oC the Lufthansa airliner were found dead in their prison cells today. A third diedofself·lnfilcled wounds during the morning, and a fourth was in crtlicaJ condition after trying lo kill herself, the Justice Ministry of Baden - Wuerttemberg slate announced. The ministry said Andreas Baader, leader of the Baader· Meinhof gang of terrorists, and his mistr~ss Gudrun Ensslin. "look their Jives in their cells in the early morning hours.·· The first announcement said two other Baader-Meinhof mem- bers. Jan-Carl Raspe and lrmgard Moeller, "also attempt· ed ~uldde'' a.nd wett in eritiol condition. aut later in the morn- ing, tbe rntnistry announced that Raspedled. The four 1ed the list of 11 ter· rorists in West German prisons whose freedom was demanded by the kldnapers of industrialist Hanns Martin SchJeyer and by the four hijackers of the West German airliner Thursday . The hijacking ended in East UFO Sighted? 'Btdl' sOOn Over BB Coaat . Two HWltingtonBea.ch boaters apc)tled a huge, tlow{nJ and speedy unidentified fiylng object about one mile off Sunset Beach late Monday night. G. D. Stephens, an Amlnoil oil company ~gineer, said the "tremendous round ball of dlm Ucht" nuhed about 12 times as It racM from Palos Verdes Peninsula overhead towardsSanDiegain about'lOsecoods at11:15p.m. THE OBJECI' was first siibted by the skipper or • Stephens' 28-foot polycrart, Dean Jacobs. U.S. Air Force officials at Vandenberg )llissile Base and Naval authorities at Polnl Mugu said no missiles or ex- perimental aircraft were in the air at that time. And military officials s aid no uro·s were picked up on their radar screens. STEPHENS said Jerry McCord. a Huntington Beach resident, first spotted the object. McCord did not tell· Stephens of the UFO until it was altnosl ovetbead. • Stephens said he heard no sound but that of hia vessel's engines. The UFO appeared to be soaring al a very bl&h altitude, he noted. Gothard Corridor.-___ ....,_ /. Huntington Aetio~ Proves Confusing By ROBERT BAJlKElt Of .. o.111' Ptfet ~ ~roShy Funeral 'Simple' ·$: ·Only 35 A.ttend Crooner:' s UUt Rites in IA Africa early today with a West German commando raid at the airport In Mogadishu, Somalia. In wruch three hijackers were killed. the fourth was seriously wounded and the 86 surviving hostages were rescued. - Huntington Beach City Council members, chided for their di!· ficulty in reaching a decision, made several of them Monday night-all oo the same issue. m em be rs of lbe audience somewhat facetiously, .. you're watching democracy in action. .. There were murmurs or dis- sent and a claim of "hogwash" from a spectator. Shenkman ear1Jer took the council to task for what he term ed fickleness in maklnl de- cisions. t.os ANGELES (AP> -Bing Crosby's relatives and close lripds gathered l:n the predawn cb\b today for final senices in ~e manner be wanted -simple anti private. · About 35 people crowded into the tiny -chapel of St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church in sub- urban Westwood. ~re the Ain1er wonhipped.wb~ lived in nearby Holmby Hills. Otosby's body lay in an open oak casket which was adorned by a tingle spray of red roses. Mourners heard the Rev. Ell· wood Kieser int.one the ancient ritual. Maury Foladare, Crosby's publicist for 31 years, said the 6 a.m . mass was chosen be<:ause the mortician agreed that the body wu properly embalmed in Spain for lmmedlate burial. 'l'he early hour eliminated what Crosby did not want -a clamorous Hollywood funeral. There were no fans on the' quiet Coast We a th e r Night and mort'ling low clouds and rog with hazy •fternoon sunshine through Wednesday. Lows toDlfhl in 601. High Wednesday 70. I NSIDE TODA 'Y While KMdtt1 ~ i'9 hf>. urbia, lnttiona communitiu Jlght /tar wUh opCimuifc rally. Ste Page 86. Cl a a CJ .. M ... ~ • f" CA CJ M M side street south or the UCLA campus. Kathryn Grant C!"OSby entered the chapel briskly, 20 minutes before the rites, followed by her children -Harry, 19, Nathaniel, 15, and Mary Frances, 17. . Before the Mass of the Resur- rection was said, an organ softly played melodies .associated with -<k~sby's.-{j().y~ereeF, includ- jng: "The Bells of St. Mary·s," "Galwoy Bay," "Too-Ra·Loo- Ra-Loo-Ra, That's an Irish Lullaby," "Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams·· and "Wait Till the Sun Shines Nellie," which he often sang in duet with his wife. Father Kieser told mourners that Bing could laugh because he knew bow lo cry, and "he knew how lo cry because he believed so -CulJ~n.the Lord..'.• CSeeCROSBV, PageA2) Despite 8-8 l' ote Coast Panel Nixes Desalting Permit A Los Angeles firm seeking a permit lo test a new. simple means or de-salting ocean water at Huntington Stale Beach for commercial delivery barely lost its bid before the South Coast Regional Zone Conservation Commission Monday. , The panel, meeting ln Hunt· ington Beacli City C6uncll cham· bers, voted 8 in favor, with Com· missioner Rimmon E . Fay voting no and Commissioner Margot Feuer abstaining. One more yes vote was re· quired to constitute a majority among the 12 member com· mission but two members were forced lo leave early for other governmental agency meetings elsewhere. The action only temporarily shut off Global Resources' water, alnce their permit request will be considered again, for a vote only, at the next commlsslon meeting. Monday's action constituted and concl\Kfed the public hearing on the proposed temporary in· stallallon lo be teated ror two to three months at Huntington State Beach. Blueprints for the relatively 1lmple device consisting of a trapper-container box, a Cillra· . "' tion shield and a system of pipes to pump away conlamlna~ls show it is almost entirely buried under the sand. The $9,800 installation will be under the beach itself near the mouth of the Talbert Flood Con· trol Channel, not far from a . s ancluar)( for the California Least Tem, a seabird threatened with extinction. A state agency, the Least Tern Recovery Team, would oversee operations. The FON (Forces of Nature) system that operates lar1ety on tidal action. poses absolutely no threat lo the Least Tern, com· pany spokesman Lincoln Vlasnik said. He pointed out the State Department or Parka and Recreation has approved the FON instaJJatlon jn concept and It has been tested previously and shown harmless at the Navy's Pacific Missile Range head· quarters at Point Mugu. One objection the firm has - clearly -is the commission's or· der for a Sl million perfoTmance bond to cover any possible damages from the FON test. Vlasnlk sald any contractor (Seel>ESALT, Pate Al) Schleyer, who was kldnaped ~l. S by an arm or the Baader· Meinhof gang called the Red Army FacUon, ls still missing. His kidnapers threatened again to kill him unless their demands were met by last S\mday, but nothing further has been beard from them. The Baden Wuerttemberg Justice Ministry aMounced that Baader and Ra s pe shot themselves, Mlss Ensslln hanged herself and Miss M98ller cut her wrist. -T~e was no HpTanllon-or how the men were able to gel 7 .65mm pistols. Since an emergency anti·terrorist decree was issued several weeks ago, th~y have been denied access to tf(eir lawyers and other private visitors. Baader, 33: Miss Ensslin, 36, <SeeSUICIDE, Pa1eAZ) Coast Man Hit, Dragged By'Pickup A Sunset Beach man is report· ed In serious condition today at UC Irvine Medical Center after being dragged around a parking After two hours or testimony and debate, the counclt ultimate· ly voted to hold orr action on re- zoning of 4.8 acres or Industrial land in the Gothard Corridor for residential~. The council voted to refer lhe matter back to the planning com· mission for reconsideration along with another five acres or adjoining property. Al first. the council voted nauy to reject the rezoning. But after a recess, Ron Shenkman, who was acting m ayorliilhe ibSence ofRon""Pil· tinson, said that some council members didn't understand the motion. First a vote was ta.ken lo let the original acUon stand. It-died. Then there was a vote lo re- consider. It passed. And finally, a vote was taken to refer the matter to the planning commission. It passed with Al Coen, Norma Gibbs, Richard Siebert and Ted Bartlett voting in favor. Shenkman voted against the measure and Harriett Wieder abstained. At this point, Shenkman told * * * "We seem to often make de- cisions and then go back 011 them,•• he said. The property in question is owned by developer Robert Stellrecbt and is adjacent to the city's corporation yard. . An amendment in the city's general plan Jut summer bad designated the property as low density residential. Many in the audience argued thatthe~ldn'tbfre-. zoned, claiming that resldenUal and industrial uses are not com- patible. , Attorney 9eorge Chllius urcecl the councll fo draw the line on residential intrusions. .. You can stop the land speculation in this area,•• be said. .. Councllman Siebtrt said that the area would develop U the city would take a stand to ~tatn in- dustrial zoning. Other concerns thal heavy e<tuipment operating from the ci- ty yard would pose a noise. <See COUN~ Pa•e AZ). * '* * Council Divided lot and run over by a pickup . ,. truck In Westmlnsler early lo· On c s l l day, police reported. David Okane, 25, was treated ..-ar a e ssue by paramedics for possible in· ternal injuries and numerous Huntington Beach City Council were Harriett Wieder, Ron cuts over most of his body at the me.m bers faJled to rea~h a de· Shenkman and Ted Bartlett. scene of the Incident at 700 cls1on Monday on an ordinance to Voling on the other aide were Garden Grove Blvd. at abo_ut2:so b,.an automobile sales on vacant Siebert, Al Coen and Norma a.m. Pro Perl y along cl l y Gibbs. Three men in a four wheel thoroughfares. Mrs. Gibbs said she voted to drive pickup truck reportedly y permit the sales to continue became involved In 8 fl&ht with The council deadlocked 3·3 on because her teen·•8ed son "told Okane in the Smokey Stover's the issue and It left one member · her to .... night club parking lot after clos· cl~~r!Y frustrated. · She added that lt was the only ing time, police sald. It s re~lly wrong that the sl~ Ume that he requested her to vote The unldenllfied driver or the of us can t reach a decision, a certain way on an issue ... truck apparently grabbed . Councl~!"~n Richard Sl~,bert Shenkman said the used cars• Okane circled the lot wllh the fumed. It s 8 sick attitude. posed an eyesore. victim' and then ran over him Siebert also sald that lf all "They park thoee thln1s on police said. ' council members ••st•Y,ed In other people's propttty with or · Westminster )IOlice said they town where they belona. • de· without owners permlsaloa,'' IM are still searching for the three cblon couJd have been reached. said. men lnalde the lau. model silver Mayor Ron .PaUlnson .. w•• The car &ales are 1ener.U, veblcle which was used to attack away 00 vaciUon. ·con c en tr at t d on B 1 a eh Okane. Vot I to prohlblt tb~ar aai.. Boultvanl-4 Gerfteld A.-.... • -A2 DAILY PILOT H{F Murder · Suspect Tuetday.October 18, 1977 ---.,.; Newport Disputes Addition Cleared A woman who told an-nUng of. ficers that she shot her husband fhre times because be constantly abused ber was cleared of murder charges Monday in Orange County Superior Court. Several jurors in Judge James O. Perez's courtroom hugged and kissed Evelyn Louise Ware. 30, of ~tin, immediately after 1 tbey reached their verdict. They bad been asked by the J)TOSeeutian to find Mrs •. Ware guilty ct first degree murder for the ltillblg last Dec. 20 of Eugene Ware, 30, who wu found dead in a Tustin apartment. Officers said Ware was shot twice in the back ~the head aod three times in the -chest. They ;;aid Mn. Ware readily admitted the shooting but told them it was in self defense. Testhncny during the trial in- dicated that Mrs. Ware divorced her husband six years ago because be abus«I her physlcial- ly a.Gd sexually throuehout their marriage. She testified that she moved in again with her husband because of bis constant pleadings and because she felt their young daughter should grow up with both parents. pmcers said Mrs. Ware told them she emptied the gun at her husband because she bad gone through "a night of hell" in which be repeatedly beat her. F,....PageAJ DESALT ••. could tell them it would take no inore-tfuu:t SS,oocno remove the $9,800 installaU0o and return the beach to it.s normal state. "We th1nk Condition Slx is ex- cessive," he said, perusing con- trols the commissJon wm ask it they approve the project. Commission start members pointed out a different firm is ap- plying for a permit to test a similar device at ~kweiler State Beach in Los Angeles Coun· ty and a St milliolfbond will be sought. Commissioner Riminon C. Fay, formerly .a property oWMr in the ~gjoo involved~ called the Talbert Gap, point to Jts hi.at.ory ol cOpio.'-fre.hwater aupplla and saltwater intrusion up the valley as wells emptied the powsdwater Uble. Be suaestect it ml1ht be dit- flelllt to even get an accurate lest re•ding on the FON system. Fay also said be la extremely dubious about use ot public lands for commercial project 'testing and especially the possibility ex2' ploited at some time as an en- dorsement. Vlasnik emphatically denied such would ever be the case. Drug Culture Talk Set for BontifP.iton A high.ranking federal drug e11forcement official wiU diseuss the current "drug culture" at the Wednesday. 7:30 p.m. meeting of the Huntington Beach Neighborhood W atcb. Hugh Shanahan, special agent· for the 1.-0S Angeles office of the federal Drug Enforcement Agen· cy. wUl answer quesUons about drug abuse and penalties al the Huntington Beach Police Aud· ltoriumL.2000 MaJn St. The meet- ing is opeo to e pubUc. Body Diacovered VEN'MJRA <AP> - A motorist found the body of a 23·year-old woman in the Los Padres Na- tional Forest. Ventura County sberiff'a deputies said. The woman. whose name baa been withheld pendJng notilicaUon of .kin, apparently died from a gun shot wound, sheriff's spokesman George Thomas said Monday. DAILY PILOT o.11, rli.4 11-'f ....... 'IT'S NOT CHRISlMAS' St•t• He•tth'a Procunler Fairview ·Standards Raised? By JACKIE HYMAN Ott"'9Deltr ,lle\5i.tt State health officials in et today with supervisors and staff mem· · bers at Faitview Hospital in Costa Mesa to develop a plan for r egaining the hospital 'a certifica· tion. A total of SUi million in montbly Medi·Cal payments were cut off last month by the federal government to Fairview, Napa, Pacific and Agnews state hospitals after a state licensing team reported health and safety violations. The state is currently provid· ing the lost money while seeking to bring the hospitals up to Ucens· ing standards. Dr. William Keating, associate deputy director of the slate Department. or He-1th, explained today that until two years ago. state bo,,pitals were not required to meet the same licensing stan· dards as private faclllties. When state law changed that, numerous violations were (Ot.llld, many having to do with staffing, organization and procedures. State Health Deputy Director Ray mond P r'ocunier t old Fairview staff today that he wants a specific plan for correct· ing violations, firm deadlines and a list of which hospital personnel are tesR_On&lble for corrections. •'It's very important to me that the package I give the governor Is foolproof " be said at the beginning of lhe all·day meeting. Some problems, Procunier said, can only be dealt wit.ti on a long.term basis -if, for e¥am· pie, private rooms are smaller than the government specifi<:a· lions of IOOsquare feet. ByJOANNEREYNOLDS Of11'90.lly ~li.tSt•lt Ne wport Beach city coun- cilmen don't think the Southern California Edison Company ought to be allowed to build an addition to its Huntingto.Q Beach power plant. T he ma yor of Huntington Beach thinks.bis neighbors ought to mind their own busi.ness. The dispute between the two ~ities got started two weeks ago when Newportls Mayor Milan Dostal sent a leUer to the state ~nergy Resources Conservation and Development Commission opposing further construction at the fossil fuel·buming plant. The letter was the product of a city council discussion. Newport councilmen agreed that air pollu· tion from the Huntington Beach plant already causes problems in Newport Beach. In the letter, Dostal said ex- pansion or the plant would only increase the air pollution prob· lems and would further deplete the na tion·s dwindling energy re· sources. Monday. the Newport council got a leu.e.r from Ron Pattinson, Huntington Beach's mayor. He said the commission had sent him a copy of Dostal's letter and he took issue with what it said. "l do not agree with you that fossil fuel plants of this type should be opposed," the letter read: "ln addition, I am sure Hunt· ington Beach residents are af. fecte.d most by whatever air pollution is produced by the plant. certainly thos e in the southest part of our city more than those in the City of Newport Beach. "However, 1 am not aware ol any complaints in Huntington Reach and am therefore sur· prised to hear of complaints in Ne.wport Beach. "In my opinion, this la a local issue. In as much as we do not make recommendations regard· ing your Back Bay, I believe itl.s inappropriate for you 'to com· ment on the power plant in Hunt· ingtoo Beach." Cyclist Dies Mter Crash In Seal Beach A motorcyclist who pitched bead fi rst from his bike on a curve in Seal Beach and was dead on arrival at a nearby hospital Monday apparently suf- fered a heart attack, police said today. Other situations can be changed quickly, such as the method of keeping hospital Doyle Adams, 56, of Garden records and the need to add two Grove. was seen by several ~ pharmacists to the Fairview pie .tumbling from the machine starr ~it rounded a curve on ~al In ·addition to state health of·/w:ach Boulevard approaching ficials and Falrview staff, the WestminsterAvenue. . meeting was attended by mem-The victim was rushed from bers ot the licensing team who the scene of the 3:1S p.m . acci· answered questions as to ' what dent near the No~ American changes would bring the hospital Rocle well installat1on to Los up to their requirements. Alami~ General Hospital. "Quite apparently be had a F,.._PageAJ CROSBY ..• After the Mass, Mrs. Crosby Jen. the chapel, followed in single file by Crosby's seven children. Otber mourners followed and .a motorcade proceeded to the g ravesite in the Baldwin Hills area or Culver City. The mourners included a few of Crosby"s companions from show business -Bob Hopt! and his wire, Dolores; Rosemary Clooney, who sang with Bing in his final concerts, and her son by Jose Ferrer, Miguel ; comedian Phil Harris, and Bing's singer· brother, Bob Crosby. The rest were Crosby's busi- ness associates, fishing compan· ions and personal friends, in- clud Ing his secretary, Nancy Briggs; attorney Richard Bergen; producer Basil Grillo: former actor Buster ColUer, and butler Alan Fisher. Crosby's sis· ter, Mary Rose Pool, and Mrs. Crosby's slater. Frances Meyer, also were present. Crosby's six sons, includJng Gary, Denn ls , P hillip, and Lindsay, acted as pallbearers. Burial was in Holy Cross cemetery near Crosby's parents and first wife, Dixie Lee. who died or cancer in 1952. The grave is on a hillside over- Jooklng the graves of other fami- ly members, about 150 yards in- side the cemeter;y's entrance. On Monday. 3,000 worshipers filled St. Pat.rick's Cathedral in New York for a Maas in Crosby's memory. Water.Gear Stolen Water skis and wet sulta with a total value of S2,624 have been c arried off by burelars who r aided a Sunset .Beach manna. Orange County shertff's deputies said the theft was reported by the m an ager of Sunset Marina, 16732 P acific Coast lU&hway, Sunact Beach. heart attack," said a ~al Beach police spokesman based on in· formation Crom doctors who ex· aminedAdams· body. Rites were pending this mom· ing at. Westminster Memorial p ark. Woman; Sues In Drowning Of Son, 4 A Fountain Valley woman whose 4-year-old son dled in a swimming pool accident at a nearby pre.school sued three de· fend ants Monday for damages to be determined in trial court. Named u defendants in the Orange County Superior Court l ~wsuit filed by Diane Blanchard are the Huntington Valley Pre- School. 9779 Starfish Ave .• Foun· t ain Valley. the Huntington Valley Baptist Church and the Virgo Swim School or Garden Grove. It is alleged that Shawn Blanchard, 4, suffered fatal ln· juries at the school last Aug. 16 during classes conducted by Virgo Swim School. Joint Meet Set Tonight Huntington Beach Union High School District trustees and Westminster City Council mem~ bers will hold a Joint meetinK tonight to discuss a proposed $500,000 land transacUon. The meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m. in the 'council cham- bers, 8200 West.m\nster Ave., WestmiMter. The land deal lnvolves 10 acres near Westminster High School which 1111 bctng con5ldered for use as a park. Warner Ave F,...PflfleAJ ------ -"' 0 c 2 c ~ Hacienda Ave Calle Madero BUTZ ••. German airline, said one otliel" pas1en1er was bospltaU1ed "Jn a state of collapse ... Bul moet ol the hostages left. Ma,adishu U\la morning or ome. "lla o Somalia reported. . Pope Paul VJ offered hlmtell as a ho&taa~ Moodey .. lf it WOQkt be of use .. in winning freedom fOf' the Lufthansa paaaengera. President Carter ccmgr1tu1at· ed German leaders for the ''courage ~ their deelalOI) .. to end the CYJ-day bljacklng wit.bout giving ln to the hijackers• de- mands . · Japanese JusUce Minister · Mltsuo Setoyama. w¥1e 1ovem· me-nt met the demaad• of Japane$e b1Jackers two weeks ago. said the West GerD\an ac· tJon •11.bowed how to prevent hl· jacldne.·• - Eighty hostages arrived ln Frankfurt today. The six otbers remained in Mogadlahu, ap· parenUy because they were una· ble to kavel. &-LuLlhua~ spok'esman said. ~--~~~---------~----__. ndencia Most of the hostases were Germans, but two Americans were reporled •JnODI them. They were Christine M. San· tiag<>, 44, ol Santee. Calif .• and her S-year-pld son, JAo. Mrs. Santiago bu a heart condition. OMIYl'l .......... M-. SHADED AREAS ARE AUEYS IN COLONIA JUAREZ Some Resident• Want Regular Street Improved Ffrtt The survlvinJ hijacker. the lone woman in the Arabic· speaking gan1, remabled fQ a Mogadishu hospital, offlcials said. • Street W ~r~ _Ey~d In Colonia Juarez The Identities and naUODaliUes · of Qi• tettorJsts remalnff fa doubt. But Somali WormlUola Mlntster Abduqa.lcllr Salad ln· dicated that the three bodies were being aent to Germany. , The IUJackers demanded tbe releue ot 11 Imprisoned Welt German *errorista and two PaJesUn.lans In Turkish Jails, By RAYMOND ESTRADA .JB. Of ... o.lly,..... StMf Colonia Juarez residents in Fountain Valley will get a chance tonight to tell city officials what type of public works projects they· want ln their 54-ynr-old community. The Fountain Valley City Council wiU hold an 8 o'clock pubUc bearing on the proposed street improvements at city hall, 10200 Slater Ave. Currently, about $384,000 In federal funds have f>een earmarked for Colonia Juarez street improvements.· Colonia Juarez. one of the city's oldest neighborhoods and probably its oldest Mexican- American commUJ\ity, bu four existing streets wltb few aidew alk.s, gutters or turbs. • Most Fountain Valley street improvement.s were paid for rrom developers fees when the I Teen Jailed, 2nd 'Tested' In OC Deaths By TOM BASLEY or• cw,.,.. ... ...,.. Two young m~ accused on ar· rest or killing four people during a lO·day period ln which they committ.ed a number of armed robberies and burglaries offered guilty pleas Monday ln Orange County Superior Court. Judge J ames K. Turner ac· cepted the pleaa or Mark Wayne Titch, 18, and Brett Thomas, 18. both of Anaheim, and canceled the jury s election process scheduled for his courtroom. Thomas asked for immediate sentencing and was ordered to spend life in prison after he ad· milled using the gun that kllled neighborhoods were firSt con. structed. But Coloola Juarei homes date · back to when tract homes weren't even on the drawing f>o~ds, city officials noted. On Oct. 3 about 80 Colonla .. Juarez property owners and l'eai· dents told city officials they wanted new sidewalk.a, curba and gutters. But city orriclals told the Colonla residents they had thought most people wanted three new st.reet.s built where dlrt alleys now etdat. City officials bOPe to llUl out that mlsunclentandinc tonipl City Plannina Director CUnt Sherrod aaSa it may take n1oe months before the atreet lm· prov~m•t.s ..._aewau, atar1ed. But Mayor Ropr Stanton said he hopes the projects may be start• ed muchsooner. Fro..PageAJ SUICIDE ••• and Raspe, 32, were sentenced to life imprisonment tn April for bom binp ln 1972 in which lour U.S. soldiers ... erekilled. Baader's co-founder of the along with $U mUUon ransom. The only hostage killed durtq the ordeal which began Thursday· wu the chief pilot ot the Luft. banh ~' m jet, 3'1·)'ear-old Juergen Sch'1mann, whole tJoq wu put olt the plane ~ after it JaQded ln Moeadlllua • ·Sunday. Ofnclals said be ••, shot Sunday While tbe plane .a at the airport ln Aden. So.A Yemen, f"tfth ot Its six atopt-. in& lta 1l1ia1 journey onr Southem Europe and the Middle ' East to East Africa. c · Valley. Seb'T=-~ .. Meet Tonight 6n Antenna•-: The l'ouatala Valley Clt1 Council will hold a public beatlag tonight at 8 o'clock QD a pl"Opqled ordinance that would f'8ltriet all antennas ln resldenUaJ areq to 4S feet in belJbt. The antenna law be.i;q Is scheduled to begin immed1aeety after a dJacussion or Coloma Juarez street improvements. The council tentatlvel,y oka,ed a 35-foot beigbt r.trictloa April 22, but balked at f1oaJ apprcwal May3. Baader-Melnhor gang, 41-year-Councilmen wanted to allow • old Ulrike Metnhof, ban1ed local Citbena' Band (CB> radio herself ln her jail cell durinc ~ aroup, Santiaso R!:ACl\ to con· trial. (er with the planntar comml&Uao Mlss Moeller was servinc time on U>e proposed law. for membership ln a criminal REAcr members still oppme gang and was also awaiUn~ trlaJ · the 4S·foot heJ1bt reatrfcUon !>n charges that she partiCJpat.ed because they claim tt would ID· an bombing attacks on the U.S. terfere wilb thelr broadeutJni Army's European headquarters • at Heidelberg. on the police head· quarten in Augsburg and on the home of a federal judce in Karls rube. F.._P-AJ ' COUNCIL ••• three ofpair's four victims. TitCh-1hen pleadea-gullly to ~ D ,J __ two counts or first degree l "fO 0llg£<UJ murder. lcldnaplng for robbery, pmblem _to PGteoUal ~-ti wereci*f. The planning commluiod llllt month rejected propoaala to re- zo"e ~ acres along Gotbard from commerclai to restdential uses . rive armed robberies and throe Strike "e·t burglaries. i 4 He will be sentenced by Judgo Some ll,OOO machinist.I and Turner alter he undergoes a 30-h day evaiuaUon program which . aeros pl\Ct workers at t r.ee will be conducted b y the Mc Donnell-Douglas plants, an- California Youth Authority. fie duding one In HunUngton Beach, will be r eturned to Judge ore conllnulng work today even Turner's courtroom Nov. 18. thou ah their cont.I' act expired Dock Strike Eased B1tlMtAlloelaW Pnta Judge Turner told Titch that Sunday. The Impact of a lT -day-olcl selective dock atrike eued Ko. day wlt.b the end ol aa ua· autboriaecl 1....i strike ln New Orleans that freed 4' strlkebounct. conventlonat cargo ·ships. With dockworkers there respondlnf to orders fr(>m lbe lntemaUoaal Lon1shoremen'a Alaodattoa to confine the atrlke to eon· .tainersbip_Oj)Wlltlom, U.. LbrMt that the White HOUM 1nl1bt ... an 80-day Taft..ffartley inJWldlGD the evaluation process was necessary because the defendant was only 17 at the time or the crimes to which he ple aded i.?uilty. But the judge !'lolemnly prom· ised Titch that he could ex~cl the same tn?atment as Thomas who wlll not be eligible for parole until he has served seven years or his li!e sentence. Neither defendant appured to be dis turbed by the sentence handed out to Thomas or tho !Jen· tence promised to Titch. Both youths grinned and whispered together throu1hout the court proceedings and onon smiled, winked and wnvod to members of their fomlllcs ln tho courtroom. Trustees Discuss Contract of Chief Trustets of tho Hunllnston Beach City (elementary> School District will discuss the contnct o( Superintendent S. A. Moflett tonight. •The meeting will start at 7:30 p .m . at the Smith School Cafotorlum, 770 17th St. Morfett 's current contract runs through next June. - Contract negotiations are con· tlnuln1 today under an automatic contract.extension clause, of· flclala aaJd. Mc~ll·l>oualas workers In HuntJncton Beach, Lone Beach •nd PaJmdalo ptanta hav. not bee n affected by national military aircraft and aeroepaee hardware strikes at Lockheed Corp. and Boeln1 tactlltles. aJso receded. • · Siders'· Break Vnited: 'No Snow, No ·Pay' DENVER (AP)-Sklen: If Nature fonak• you, United Airlines says it won't. United president Bob McBride saya lf skiers ar· rive in the Denver area and find less than half the ski lifts operating because of poor skiing conditions. tbe· airltne will fly them home -tree. . The proPoSal still must be aprroved by the ClvU Aeronautics Board. and the pane la expected to act before ski season starts late next month. Many of last year's frustrated skiers would ba•e been ellglble for the I ree fliahts because ot • dtOUlbt that left the alopes nearly snowless. . I Irvine EOlTION VOL. 70, NO. 291, 4 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA T oday's (;losing N.Y.Stoeks TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1977 TEN CENTS . Co11Q11ando Force W elcoDied as Heroes BONN, West.Germany (AP> - A West German commando force came in triumph from East Africa today after a blitz rald on a hijacked Lufthansa airliner in which the commandos rescued all 86 .liurvivlng hostages and killed three or the foW' hijackers. After the failure of the hijack· ini was announced, three of the i mprisoned West Germ1ut ter- rorists whose freedom the hi· * * * jackers demanded committed suicide. A fourth terrorist on the list also tried to kill herself and was seriously injured. ··we are proud 91 you. We thank you in the name of the en· tire German people," Interior Minister Werner Maihorer told tional anthem and hundreds of West Germuns applauded their new national heroes from the airport terminal. Tlum waiting RESCUE FIRST FOR CRACK UNIT-A3 about 80 members or the GBG-9 wives charged across the tarmac anti-terror squad as they arrived to bug and kiss their husbands. at the Cologne.J3onn&irport. The arrival o! 80Jlostaf~ on a A brass band played the na· special Lufthansa flight at Frankfurt was somber , with the joy of reunions tempered· by a. m e morial service for the murdered pilot. He was the only hostage to die during the five-day hijack odyssey that covered 6,000 miles. Six hos tages remained in Mogadishu, apparentl~ because they were unable to travel, a spokesman tor the airline saiq,, Tbe German government, ap- * * * parently worried that terroriata might stage more attacks, or· dered the hostages not to give out details of the raid. The Entebbe-style rescue operation early today at Mogadishu, the capital of Somalia, provided "a very serious lesson for S.9me people> around the World on 'how to deal wltb terrorism." said a Wnt German government * * * spokesman. Under cover of darkness, the raiders blasted open emergency exits over both wings of the twin- jet alrll.Der. They poured into the passenger cabin hurling "bllnd· Jng" grenades that stun with a nash of light and loud bang but emit no shrapnel. · They found that the hijackers rigged the inside of the plane (See BUTZ, Pase AZ) * * * * * * t * * H~jack Failure· Leads to Suicide lrriae StalJlriag :~ rip Results In Arrest Acting on an informant's tip. Irvine police bave arrested an unemployed aerospace worker sought since February In connec· lion with the pubUc slabbing of an Irvine woman. Francis Learns Ff!lher, 39, was arrested Monday in Santa Monica after a two·hour stakeout by lrvine police. He was charged with attempt· ed murder and was booked at Orange County JaH. where he was held today on $100,000 bail. Fisher was held in connection with what police called a murder attempt Feb. 25 in an Alpha Beta parking lot. at Michelson and Culver driv•. In front or stunned shoppers, a man grappled with Mary Ann York, 33, drew a pocketknife and stabbed her through the neck, again and again. Miss York, who has since re covered, fell bleeding lo the ground and the man ran off, pursued by two box boys. He escaped in a car. Only two weeks earlier Fisher had been arrested after the woman allegedly was held al gunpoint in his apartment: police said she escaped when her as sailant passed out on a ~ouch freed aner posting bail. Fisher was freed .after posting bail. Fisher was arrested by lieulen· ants Gene Norden and Jerry Boyd and investigators Dennis Mc.Neeb' and Paul Jessup in front of a Santa Monica bar. Boyd said Fisher had been in Colorado and returned Sunday. . \ Woman Innocent . Of Murder Charge A woman who told arresting of. ficers that she shot her husband fi•e times because he constantly abused her was cleared or O\Urder charges Monday in Orange County Superior Court. Several jurors in Judge James O. Per~·s courtroom hugged and kissed Evelyn Louise Ware, 30, of Tustin, lmmediatel Iler tbty reached their verdict. They had been asked the prosecution to find Mrs. Ware cuilty ot first degree m der for the killing last Dec. 20 Eugene Ware, 30, who was fo d dead In aTustin apartment. Officers said W e was shot twice in the back ot the head and three times in the chest. They Jfha/,e Killers 'Harpo<>ned', ~Researcher By PIDUP ROSMARIN Ol .. D.111, ...... , .... One of the world's leading whale researchers told a UC Inine audience Monday that. after 3,500 years of hunting the bowhead whale, Alaska's Eskimo whalers should lay down tbelr harpoons. . said Mrs. Ware readily admitted the shooting but told them it was in self defense. Testimony during the trilil In· dicated that Mrs. Ware divorced her husband six years ago because he abused her physicial· ly and aexually throughout \heir marriage. She testified that she moved in again with her husband because of his constant pleadings and because she felt their young daughter should grow up with both parents. Officers said Mrs. Ware told them she emptied the gun at her husband because she had gone through "a night of hell .. In which he repeatedly beat her. Trolley Car CnuhProbe d SAN FRANCISCO CAP> - Brake failure has been blamed for a streetcar collision which sent eight passengers to Mission Emergency Hospital here wif.h minor Injuries, police said. One trollef car smacked into the rear o another Monday morning in front or the Sheraton· Palace Hotel, blocking streetcar trRHlr. for a half-hour. Irvine Supplfl Freedom Of Trio At IssU.e STUTrGART, West Germany CAP> -Two West German ter- rorists whose freedom was de- manded by the hijackers of the L'1fthansa airliner were found dead in their prison cells today. A third died ol self.inflicted wounds during the morning, and a fourth was in critical condition after trying to kill herself, the Justice Ministry of Baden • Wuerttemberg state announced. The ministry said Andreas Baader, leader of the Baader· Meinbof gang or terrorists, and his mistress Gudrun Ensslln, "took tbelr lives in their tells in the early morning hours .• , The first announcement said two other Baader-Meinbof mem- bers, Jan-Carl Raspe and Irmgard Moeller, "also attempt· ed suicide" and were in critical cooditioo. Bu\ later in the morn- ing, the ministry announced that Raspedled. The fOUr led the list of 11 ter· rorists in West German prisons whose freedom was demanded Outnu•fJered but lJnd.aunted .,..,, ,..... ,,_..., •l<MN "...,.. by the kidnapers of industrialist Hanns Martin Schleyer and by Pixie 16-monlh-old Nicole Dube seems not at all apprehensive about upcoming Halloween ghouls and goblins since she took command of this army of Great Pumpkins at the Irvine Ranch Farmers Markel on Myford Road. On the contrary, she seems to think the month of All Souls Eve is ~ season to be jolly. the four hijaclters bf the West German airliner Thursday. The hijacking ended In East Africa early today with a West German commando raid at the airport In Mogadishu, Somalia, in which three hijackers were killed, the f0urth was seriously wounded and the 86 surviving hostages were rescued. Oil Welu Conflict Avoided WASHINGTON <AP) The S~nate Energy Com· mitlee told !nergy Secretary J ames R . Schlesinger today to sell hi s indlrecl investment in 90 oil and gas wells within nine months to avoid any connict of interests. Schlesinger dlsc.lose<Lto _ the committee that he and his wife hold 2,100 shares. worth about $34,000, in the California based Newhall Land and Farming Co .. which he said operates the· well!\. .. . The company ls based in Valencia. Most of its hold· in gs are in . that slate's Sacramento Valley, but it also has holdings in Texas and Louisiana, according . to an Energy Department spokesman. Just Fa•ilg, Friends . ·Crosby's Services Schleyer, who was kidnaped Sept. s by an arm or the Baader- M elnhof gang called the Red Army Faction, is stHI missing. His kfdnapers threatened again to kill him unless their demands were met by last Sunday. but nothing further bas been heard from them. Sim.pie alld Private LOS ANGELES <AP> -Bing Crosby·s relatives and close friends gathered in the predawn chill today for fjnal services in the manner he wanted -simple and private. About 35 people crowded lnto 1tre--tiny chapel of St. Paul:.t Roman Catholic Church in sub- urban Westwood, where the singer worshippe<\ when he lived in nearby Holm by Hills. . Crosby's body Jay in an open oak casket which was adorned by a single spray of red roses. Mourners beard the Rev. Ell· wood Kieser intone the ancient ritual. Maury Foladare, Crosby's publicist for 31 years, said the 6 a .m . mass was chosen because the mortician agreed that the body was properly embalmed in Spain for Immediate burial. The early hour eliminated what Crosby did not want - a clamorous Hollywood funeral. There were no fans on the quiet side street south of the UCLA The Baden Wuerttemberg Justice Ministry announced that Baader and Raspe shot themselves, Miss Ensslin hanged herself and Miss Moeller cut her campus. wrist Kathryn Grant Crosby entered Th~re was no explanation of the chapel briskly, 20 minutes ·how the men were able to get ~ore the.rites, {Qllg_~b_yjie!:__ '1.4Sm m pislol.L... Sin..c.e _a children -Harry, 19, Nathaniel, emergency anti-terrorist decree·---.... . 15, and Mary Frances, 17. was issued several weeks ago, B~fore the ~ass of the Resur-they have been denied access to rectlon was said, an organ softly their lawyers and other private played melodies associated with visitors Crosby's SO.year car~r. inchld· Baad~r 33· Miss Ensslin 36 ing: "The Bells of St. Mary's," and Raspe' a2 were sentenc~ ~ "G I B " "T R Loo ' ' ' a way ay, OO· •· • life imprisonment in April for Ra-Loo.Ra, That's an Irish bombings in 1972 in which four Lullaby," "Wrap Your Troubles U.S. soldiers were kllled. In Dreams" and "Wait Tm the Baader's co.founder of the Sun Shines Nellie!" whic_h he Baader-Meinhof gang, 41-year· often sang in duet with his wale. ol(:t Ulrike Meinhof, banged Father Kieser told modmers herself in her jail cell durJng the that Bing could laugh because he trial knew how to cry, and ''he knew · how to cry because be believed so ,,---~------- fully in the Lord." C o ast Otherwise, Dt. Floyd Durham satd, in a decade or less there "on 't be any more bowheada to hunl Durham, a curator at the Los Anaele s County Museum of Natural History, made 13 expedi· tioD,S from 1961 to 1973 to the north coast or Alaksa 'to s tudy Eskimo whaling. Water Study Approved After the Mas~. Mrs. Crosby left the chapel, followed in single file by Crosby's 1even thildren. OU1er mourners followed and a motorcade proceeded to the gravesite in the Baldwin Jb11s area of Culver City. <See CROSBY, Page..U) Weat her Night and morning low clouds and fog with hazy afternoon sunshine through Wednesday. Lows tonight in 60s. H igh W edncsday 70. He made his >emarks before a public meeting Of the Orange County chapter of the American Cetacean Society, a group that works for the conservation of "Y~ales, porpoises and other .tnarlne mammals. Tiie Eskimos are the last ot the whalers stalking the bowhead, one of eight whale species listed as protected under the United ~tales Endangered Species Act and the Marine Mammal Protec· lion Act. As an aboriginal culture which lts~lf is considered in danger of extlncUon, the Eskimos have been exempted from whaling ban• which have been In force by (See WHALES, Pase A.2) A S7S,000 study to determine whether central Orange County ground water basins should be tapped to supplement Irvine's water s uppl y ha s been authorized by the Irvine Ranch Water District. District officials said a project to dig wells and install pipelines for underground reservoir water may be an economic new source. The IRWD cyrrenUy imports all its fresh water from the Colorado River , th rouah M etropolilan Wat er District pipelines. The ground water basin, which is replenished by Colorado River water, is managed by the Orange County Water District. The JRWD sludy would de· termlne whether It is cheaper to tap the ground water basins than It would be to take part in a pro- posed Orange County Municlp~l Water District plpel lne project. That project Is a lS·mile pipeline from Irvine Lake to the Diemer filtration plant In Yorba Linda, where water would be filtered and chlorinated. It too would' mean an extra source of fresh water: Irvine Lake now provides a source of untreated water for some agricultural purposes. The comparison study will be done by Lowry & Associates, IRWD consulting eagineers. "Jf we have a water supply available locally," a district spokesman said, "we're in a much safer position to be able to provide water for the people we serve." A reserve ground water source could sidestep problems in the · Colorado River aqueduct. • Until last March, the lRWO had been receiving Northern California water via the state water pr9ject aqueduct from Oroville. The statewide drought caused an interruption or that s upply after only six months of opera· lion. Uncertainties of weather pre· elude the district from knowing when Northern California water delivery can re s ume, a a)ileke&man said. ' ~ :71llS B.4NDIT ~A RE.4L HOOD MILWAUKEE CAP> -A rob- ber wearing a pillowcase over his head managed to. carry out a heis t at a Northwest Side sandwich shop even though he neglected to cut eye holes Jn the pillowcase. The man, armed with a knife, had lo llft the ptllowcaae oc.. casionally to see what Viii hap. peoing, officials said, but escaped on foot. Monday rugbt with two paper bap contalnin1 an undisclosed amount of money. INSIDE T ODAY W hilt Hrenity tf'Odea fn sub- urbia, 1""""'4 commvrdtiea fight /ear with optiml.tflc roilv. SeePage86. Q CJ a CJ M A4 M .. ., .... (4 cs M .. Af'WI ......... • Teens Face Life .. By TOM BARLEY Of IN o.lly l'li.t St.ti .:rwo young men accused on ar· rest of killing rour people during a· IO·day period in which lhey committed a mimber or armed robberies and burglaries offered guilty pleas Monday in Oran1e• County Superior Court. Judge James K.. Turner ac· NB Loses Bid . cepted the pleas or Mark Wayne Titch, 18, and Brett Thomas, 1.8, both of Anaheim, and canceled Lhe jury selection process scheduled !or his courtroom. Thomas asked for immediate sentencing and was ordered to spend Ute in prisoo after he ad· mitted using the gun that klUed three of pair's four vlcUma. CoUnty Approves Moving __ Tenninal · By KAmY CLANCY Of,,. Oelly l'lltll Slaff Titch t.ben pleaded auHty to two counts of first d egree murder. kidnaplng for robbery • five armed robberies and three burglaries. .. He will be sentenced by Judie Turner after be undergoes a 30- day evaluation procram wblcb wilt be conducted by tbe Cali!ornia Youth Authority. He ..yill be returned to Judie Turner's courtroom Nov .18. Judge Turner told Titch that the evaluation pre>ceas was ttecessary because the defendant was only 17 at the time of the crime~ to wblch he pleaded ,,uilty. · oeftr ..... IQlt .... •1T18 NOT CHRISTMAS' Sl8te He•lth'• Procunler CAUFORNIANS LEAVE PLANE AFTER RESCUE Christin• S•ntl•go, Son Leo From San Diego Area Orange County Airport of· ficials may proceed with plans to . relocate an air freight terminal without first preparing an en· vlronmental impact report <ElR>. county planning com- missioners agreed Monday. there already have been three ac· cidents between trucks and planes. In addition, he said, the fretgbt activity creates congestion tn the hangar area and makes access by emergency vehicles difficult. But the judge solemnly prom· ised Titch tbat he could expect the same treatment as T6omas who will not be eligible for parole until he has served seven years of his life sentence. Neither defendant appeared to be disturbed by Lhe sentence banded out to 'nlomas or the sen· tence promised to Titch. Fairview Standards Raised? F ..... P11geAJ T he appeal submitted by Newport Beach City M.torney Dennis O'Neil said the relocation will have an impact on parking and traffic circulation in the airport area. BUTZ SUCCEEDS. • • The commission unanimously denied an appeal from Newport Beach city o!Cicials who argued an EIR is necessary because tbe relocation may increase air freight or aviation activity. Both youths grinned and wttispered together throughout the court proceedings and oCteo smiled, winked and waved to members of their families in the courlroom. By JACKlE BYMAN ort .. o.11, f'll9e~ • State health officials met today wlth supervisors and staff mem• bers at Fairview Hospital in Costa Mesa to develop a plan for regaining the hospital1a certifica· with explosives and ·poured gasoline over the aisle carpeting. ·The passengers had been slrapped into their seats with safety belts. The hijacken apparenUy dJd not have enough Ume to ignite the gasoline or detonate lhe ex- plosives. "There was some shoot- ing ... There was no panic. The passengers were evacuated as fast as possible by sliding down inOated slides from the emergen- cy eiclls." a Lufthatua spokesman said. · A Somali government spoJcesmnn saJd tw~ hijackers were killed inside the plane and the third was wounded and died in a hospital. s>omall officials said nine passengers and one commando were sligbUy injured ln the 10- minute raid and the terrorist who , survived, a woman, was badly wounded. Lufthansa. the West German airline, said one other pasunger was hol}>ltaUzed "in a state of collapse.·· But most ol the hostages-left Mogadlshu this morning for home, R adio Somalia ieported. Pope-Paul VJ offered himself u a hostage Monday '11 it would be of use .. in w\nning freedom ror the Lufthansa passengers. President Carter congralulat- -, ed German leaders for the * * * •"courage of their dec:ision'' lo end lbe 4Yrday hijacking without living in to the hijackers' de- mands. Japanese Justice Minister Mitsuo Setoyama, whose govern· ment met the demands of Japanese hijackers two weeks ago said tbe West German ac- tion' "showed how to prevent hi· jacking." Eighty hostages arrived in Frankfurt today. The six olhen; remained in Mogadishu, ap· parently because they were una- b I e to travel, a Lufthansa spokesman said. Most of the hostages were Germans, but two Americans were reported among them. They were Christine M. San- tiago, 44, of Santee, Calif .• and her S-year-old son, Leo. Mrs. Santiago has a heart condition. The surviving hijacker, the lone woman in the Arabic- speaking gang, remained i!' a Mogadishu hospital, officials said. The identities and nationalities of the terrorists remained In doubt. But Somali Information Minister AJ>duqaldir Salad In· dicaled that the three bodies were being senC to Germany. The hijackers demanded the release of 11 imprisoned West German terrorists and two Palestinians in Turkish Jails, along with$1S million ransom. * * * The commission 's action means airport orriclals can pre· pare a rental agreement permit· ting Hughes Airwest and Air California to move their air freight facility from a hangar to temporary buildings to be placed in a parking area. Such a rental agreement would have to be approved by county supervi£ors before taking effect. Dennis Sundstrom. county man ager of environmental services, contended the reloca· tion is not an expansion but a temporary move planned chiefiy for safety reasons. Airport Manager Robert Bresnahan explained ·that until 1971 the freight operation had been located in tbe main alrport terminal. It was moved temporarily to a hangar, Bresnahan continued, because airport otricials expect· ed a new terminal would be built by 197<4. Airport improvtments have been delayed ln recent years awaiting completion of an EIR needed before supervisofJ.declde on the future of all airport opera- tions. Sundstrom said the EIR prob- ably would be presented' to plan- ning commissioners in about. three months. In addition, he argued, return- ing the hangar to other airport use could increase aviation operations with accompanying impacts on noise, alr quality and fuel consumption. O'Neil said olllcials of the Federal Aviation Admini&lration are not requiring the relocation of the existing facility to m~t their regulations, and FAA rules could be met by spending far less to improve t.be hangar area. They were arrested Feb. 4 in Victorville a!t.er a c.ar they com- mandeered during their 10-day crime spree broke down. Arresting officers said they round the weapons used by both men in the four killings and string oC armed robberies inside the vehicle. Plea Bargaiaing? Cella-Evans Bid On Venne Delayed A decialon on tbe locations ln which Dr. Louil J. Cella Jr. and former hospital adminl1lrator Stephen Robert Evana, will be lried was delayed Monday wblle lawyers t« both men diacuued posslble1>1ea bargatnlnc.,.tth the prosecution. But lawyers for both sides r• fused to diacusa the possibility that Cella,_S2, or Evans, 32, will offer a plea to amended charges be fore Orange County Superior Court J\.ldge H. Warren Koi&hL tbey decide Tbunday that they wish to go to trial. Cella and Evans. as matters stand, would be lried separately outside Orange County en 1Z1 felony counta-conlailledJn a Grand Jury indictment. It is alleged that they were in· volved in repeated acts of fraud that cost two hospitals controlled by Cella as secretary·treasurer an estimated $2 million in funds. tion. _ A total of $1.5 million ht monthly Medi-Cal payments were cut off last rribnth by the federal government to Fairview, Napa, Pacific and Agnews state hospitals after a state l\censing team reported health and safety violations. The state is cWTently provid·. ing the lost money while seekine . to bring the hos pi tails up to licens- ing s tarldards. Dr. William Keating, associate deputy director of the state Department.of Health, explained today that w.nlll two years ago, stale hospitals were not required to meet the same licensing at&D.o dards as private faciliti~. When state law changed tha~ numel'OUS violations were found •. many having to do wttb stalfin(, organization and procedures. State Heallh Deputy Director Raym.ond Pr1teunier told Fairview staff today that be wants a specific plan for correct.. Ing violations, firm deadlines and a list. of which bosplt.al peraonQel~eapon&ible Joc- correct.ions. "It's very important to me t.hllt the package I give the govertlOl" is foolproof,·· he said at the beginning of the all-day m~UnJ. U.S. Reveals Force Bresnahan said the exis ting freight operation requires cargo- carrying trucks to travel across the airport's busiest area and Fro• Page Al Judge Knight waited most or the afternoon while the two de- fendants and lawyers huddled in bargaining sessions and then de- layed further action in the case until Thursday. Both men were convit:ted on related charges 15 months ago m Los Angeles Federal Court. Cella is free on appeal from a five.year federal prison term while Evans, the former ad· minlstrator of Mercy General Hospital, Santa Ana, awaits ap- pellate action on his ~ne year prison sentence. Some problems, Procunler said, can only be dealt with on a long-term basis -i(, for exam· ple, private rooms are smaller than the government speclfica- Uons of 100 square feeL Other situations can be changed quickly, such as the method of keeping hospital records and the need to add two pharmacists to the Fairview staff. To Fight Terrorists WASHINGTON (AP) -A special force of American troops and equipment from each branch of \he armed services has been assembled and lrained to cope with terrorist incidents, the Pen· tagon said today. <Related story Page Al) A statement acknowledging the existence of such a force wa'l made in response to questk>ns after a West German commando unit staged a raid on a hijacked airliner in East Atrica and rescued all 88 surviving hostages while killing three or lbe four hi· lackersJ _ • The Penlagon statement saia the U.S. force has conducted tralning exercises. A Defense D6parlment spokesman declined to answer any questfons about the American force, such as when it was formed or how many mem- bers have been lralned. He said any disclosures might com· promise the effecUveness of the group. The West German unit, known 1lS Ule Border Guard Group 9 commando strike force. was set DAILY PILOT up after the 1972 Munich· Olympic massacre. The Pentagon statement said the U.S. force is "not organized nor controlled under the Federal Republic or Germany concept, as we understand it." Jewish Fainily S11ing Over Claim of Bias A Beverly Hills family who claim they were denied a lease on a plot of land because they are Jews aued the Dana Strand Beach and Tennis Club Monday ror $300,000 in damages. Jacques C., Mitzi M., Judy Michelle and Steven Lewis Sopkin claim in their Los Angeles County Superior Court lawsuit that the alleged discrimination was made under the pretense of their being denied membership in the Dana Point club. It Js alleged that the Sopldns made numerous attempts between August, 1974 and January. 1975 to lease land owned by lhe club. The Chandler-Sherman CorppraUon of Newport Beach, which operates the club. is named as co-defendant. Other co-defendants oamed include: club otflcers and directors Donald Haskell, D.T. Daniel, Clifford Halstead, F. Daniel Frost, J.H. Rlabeberger and Otis Chandler. Aid Promised MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica <AP> -CU ban President Fidel Castro says he bas oo intentloo of exporting Havana·style com· munism to any country, even to this sociallst·run island. one or Cuba's closest neighbors. Speak- ing to an enthusiastic crowd in this beach resort town Monday, Castro vowed to continue aid to Jamaica, b\lt added: "We do not suggest to tell Jamaicans what lo do. No people need .to be 'told wbaUodo." wJIALES ... international agreement since 1931. Las t June the International Whaling Commission (IWC >. a nonbinding association o( the world's whaling nations. claim· Ing alarm at rapidly decreasing bowhead stocks, recommended that even the Eskimos be pro- hibited from hunting the animal. According to lWC rules. any member nation can file an objec· tion to a moratorium or quola and then need not abide by It. The U.S. government now ls debating whether lo file such an objection. The U.S. Secretary of State is scheduled to decide. the.... is$\Te by ?tfonday. President Carter reportedly favors no ob- jection. and supports a total ban on the bowhead. only 800 to 2,000 of which are belleved sur'living. The issue has split conserva· tlon groups who avowedly are concerned with saving both the bowhead and the Eskimo culture which depended on whaling and developed a mystical rellglon steeped in whale lore and whal· ing legend. Durham claimed Monday that there's not much Eskimo culture left to save. "We have another type of Eskimo today," he said, report- ing 1hat the influence or Western culture -and Western whaling methods ..:... have altered Eskimo life. "The only snow house l saw ln Barrow was the one ·1 built myself." Durham declared. nurham characterized today's Alaskan whaling Eskimo u a culture of prefabricated shacks, electrlc utilities, money, snowmobiles, llirplanes, and Levi te'ans and Jackets. He said whaling techniques ln- ·clude flrinC of explotlva·tipped harpoons from boala powered by gas engines and, at one Umt, the slaughter of whalea by sub· machlne gw\. "What are we allemptlns to preserve?" Durham uked. Tho mild-mannered bowhead whale remains pretty much in Arctic waters, mlgrallns in Lhe spring and fall along the Aluh coast. 1l grows to 70 feeL and weighs up to 70 tons. It.a huge head comprises a lhlrd of its body. ll eats plankton, minute marine life strained through ba leen (whalebone) plates. It was learned during tne negotiations tbal the Judi~ial Council has selected poss1bl.e sites for \he trials of both men tf l ·O Inmates. Stage Jail Disturbance In addition to state health d· fictals and Fairview Slaff. tbe meeting was attended by Diem· hers of the licensing team, who answered quest.ions as to what changes would bring the b01pital up to their requirements. "ll's not Christmas," warned Procunlel', saying he will only add the minimum number of ad· dltlonal staff members needed. ··what it really boils clown to when l come away rrorn here la r will have a package for bow lbe people of Fairview can meet licensing standards." Ten Orange Count y Jail prisoners had addltlonal ·criminal charges added to lhelr dossiers Monday for their al· leged participation in a riot that reacuredttie breaking of windows and toilets. I',.... Page Al CROSBY ••• The mourners included a few or Crosby's companions from show business -Bob Hope and his wit e, Dolores; Roaemary Clooney, who sang with Bini in "hls rtnal concert.a, and her son by Jose Ferrer, Mlsuel; comedian Phll Harris, and Blrl1's singer· brother, Bob Crosby. The rest were Crosby's busi· ness associates, fishing compan- ions and personal friends. ln· cluding his secretary, Nancy Briggs; attorney Richard Bergen; producer Basil Grillo; former actor Buster Collier, and butler Alan Fisher . Crosby's sis· ter., Mary Rose Pool. and Mrs. ·Crosby's sister, Frances Meyer, also were present. Crosby's six IOC)S, lncludlng Gary, Dennis, Phillip, and Lindsay, acted aa pallbearers. Buri•l was in Holy Cross cemetery near Crosby's parents and flrat wife, Dllde Lee, who dled of cancer in 19$2. Tbe grave la on a hillside over- looklns the graves.of other fami- ly memben. al>out 150 yards ln· side the cemetery's entrance. Right Challenged · SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Paclllc Gaa & £lectric Co. has challenged th• rlpt of several parties to request. • publtc bear· J.ng on lta move to reopen ll1 Humboldt Bay nuclear plant, a PG&E spokesm an sald \oday. Jail officers sald the dis- turbance centered in the heavily populated Module F wMre pieces or broken toilets were hurled at the security windows. Deputres called to the -scene said prisoners told them the riot was belng staged as a sympathy gesture for wom~n prisoners w~o burned nearly 40 mattresses m their section of the Jail three days previously. Officers said the 10 prisoners booked on charges of destroying jo\l property told them they thought disclpliQary measures enacted ln the wake of the women's outbreak were too severe. These measures included loss of television viewing privileges and loss of other pri•ile1es, said Jall spokeamen. Yarrv1ew AdmllHsrrative Director Francia J. Crtnella, who was out of town this week attend· ing a stale program on labor re- lations, said earlier he hopes \he hospital will be recertlned OI\ a retroactive basis, permllting the state to recover lost money. NominatioD8 Close LOS ANGEL~ <AP> -City Councilman Emani Bernardi basi.. been nomtnated by a member GP the county Board ol Su])ervisora to succeed recently reUred Pblllp Watson as county usesaor. IJFO Sighted? 'Btdl' Soars Over BB 6oait ... · Two Huntington Beach boaters spotted a hu.1e, glow\n.I and speedy unidenUfied flying object about Ol"t mile oft Sunset Beach late Monday nJgbt. G.D. Stephens, an Amlnoll oU company •tlnffr, aald the "tremendous round ball of dlm ll•ht." nHhed abouWJ tlmes a.a l\ raced from Palos Verdt1 Peninsula ovtrbead towards San Dle10 in about 10 second& al 11: 15 p. m. THE OBJECT' was nrst •labted by th• •kipper of .Stephens• 21-toot polycraft, Dean J •cobe. U.S. Air Force officlala at Vandenbora Mbslle Base 9and Naval' authortUet at Point Mucu said no mlsslles or tx· pert mental aircraft were in the air •l ijiat Urne. . And military oftlclal1 saisi no UFO'a were plcked W Oil thelr radar tc~11s. . STEPHENS .. ld Jerry McCord, a Kuntlnaton 8 .. ch resident, nnt spotted the obj~t. McCord dld not tell Stephens of the UFO untU lt was almost overhead. Stephe.na said be beard oo sound b~t that of hls vuael's engines. The UFO appear4=d to bt aoarin& at a very hiah aJUtude, he noted. .. - STOCKS I ANALYSIS Tuesday' Clo8ing Prices NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS Quql•ll-lncluoa ,,_SOtl ,,,. Nfltl York, Mld-•I, PtKlllc, PBW. &oflon_, 0.lfOIUllCI ClllCll'IMtl llOCll •-CMll9ttt-•-1*" 11; Ille Nellon•• ••-••llonol 5«11rll .. , u .. i•n Intl IMij.l\at. Nit• ~ llrf ....... N.1 ~. $clo\ Ntl 11-t-----,,..;.._...:.....:..:::..._.::°'9~ P ( ("'h) CklM Ci-q PI \Nl;l (low l• l Pl ll"<kl C1-P·I \t'd>) 0-tl>I) "rt!~ -,~-"""A cNPft t S 95 Ul'o-Ill. 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Y PILOT 85 Fears Grow Carter Fa1'JJ Fires By JOHN CUNNIFF ............. .,.. rn one momentous day President Carter cot the steel companieti off his back and then stepped on the lC>e9 of tblt • otbersymbolof lndwstrlal mis~t. tbe.natlon'aoUproducer•1 And in doing so he sent a shiver throuah private •· • terprise, which has been campaigning for ita very life~ against the mlstaken notion that eveeytbln• lt takes lit' somehow swells the bank accounts of a(avored few. .: .. SOME $5t BILUON, HE said, would "go Into the pockets or the oll companies themselves" lf eon,raa re." jected bls program \o continue re1ulatln1 oil and 1aa prtcea.. But later the President's n1urea ~ sbown i.o b .. ill . g-ross exaggeration. The President, it appea.rs, made tbe · .same error ao many otben alto make: He ~\&led• gross revenues with net income. . ; The truth is that petroleu.m and ~ .pradu.c:ts com·· panies. according to the President's own eeonomlc report to: Congress this year , took ln as p.roftt.durin.I ma only 8 cen~ or ao for every dollar of sales. Thclse profits went not to a few but fiO millions of investors. All Ute rest of re- venues went for aaJarlea..-tax-. lnv•t· ment in factUties, tranaportation and general overhead . No matter what thei.t teeUngs about en, therefore, there .ls consUlmation ln the business community ~ because. in total contradlcUoo or their tlforts, they have been set apart from the total community. It Is "them .. qaln.st "we the people." The late President Kennedy did something of the aort in 1962 when, after feeling he was double-eroased thl'O\\Ch a price increase by U.S. Steel chairman R01tr Blough, he re- f erred \obis father's warning that buslneasmen are SOBs. BVT THERE IS A V A!n DIFPE&ENCB between Ken· nedy and Carter. Kennedy's remark was apontaneous~ Carter•s was calculated. Kennedy•a remark wu an erup· tion of hot emotion; Carter'• consldeted remarks cut like cold steel. What carter said was the very tb1nt that businessmen hoped they wouldn't hear from a President. Tbe.y a.re fully aware of t.he"impact ot a pNSkleet .. Nmarb. "U be.aald it.. it must be true." Orso some peoptewlll aay. The impact, therefOI'~. is difftcult to dispel. It Is oae thing \o counter ceneral millmpresaioaa, even ~ch mucb of the business community believt8 it LI tawna to do so. but another totake"Oa • preaideat. A FEW PHaASES FaOlll A P&ESIDBNT. partfculal"- ly, when the words used are .. ripoff" and "proflteertna•• and ''into the pooketa" tends to undo all their ellorta. In fact. Judging from the advertlsementS prepared by lhe Advertising CoW\cil and tbe Busineas Roundtable. the• President was aware of his choice ot words. They are tbot very ones the ads seek to defuse. ) Consider this opening paragraph of a three-page ad byf the Roundtable, formed by Blough after bis COl\frontatJoni with Kennedy: .. WE'VE BEEN BEARING ALOT a&out 'Tbem ' lately Often bad things. About how big they are. They've *n cursed in the streets. reviled in Congress condemnecl by the press. 1bey are often overestimated. They are seldom q ,.1 derstood." Big business, says another ad, bas not cornered the U.S. marketplace and work force. "Fears of big business often atem-frorn a-lack of understanding." , Business, especially big business, has lOAI feared that:• people psychologically.separate il from tbe national com-• mun Uy. set it apart as something to be wat.thed rather thin: something to be used for jobs and 1nc0me. · . ~ ~ And now, es~cially with Bert Lance gone. tbe business• commWlily is fairly certain that the White House shares l and perhaps has exploited th!Jt feeling. ~ s N-YC!f11 IAPI RMI 0.-."'* •-.... 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Y PILOT • c Tu.lday,J)ctober t8, 1$77 fl CRIME ANO JUSTICE/ STATE . ·. ~ Fear Fills Air Chavez' Backers PlJBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE fl'ICTITIOUS •USINHI ll'ICTITtOUsaus1••U NAMl!STATIM••~ NAMalTATH•l•T PlJBUC NOTICE tTATaMaNTOPALUIOONMmNT O"llMOI' "ICTITIOUUU .. HIUNAM• · T,,.1 .. _1no--••t<IOl1>9llu>I fhe tol-llfl --It dolnt IMIJI· MUA1 ........ , ... '°'-"' "'""" ............. ____ S_u _bu_r_b_ia---=.'s_S___:_e_re_n....:_i:....:...· t LS_lowly Eroding et' YH! LOFT' • <liSS w., ... ,, H111\t I' U T U R I S T I C i I 0 N 1r>Qtonllt.c:ll,CA,,_ MAINTENAH C:E, US .&ektr· An11t1•n• "" APO .. U 1'100 J102,Qlol;laMew,Ctllfornl••lU• Tor1111a Orel•, HW\llngton &eec11. C.A Oen Chanes tltftll•nthlp, '" tJ .. , Baller, JIOt. Colla ,,...., Calllomla Ult llM •• 1111 ll<tluo..& IMIMMU name. HA"80R TOWIHO COMPAlolY. "4 Wen lhll Slnat, CMi.. ~--. CA .,.,l Ow•n J . H-19)1. 14'11t ~left Awn111. !Nina, CA. 91104 if•~----.. ... dlWIGllal. Bt The Aasodated Press lt was an autumn Sunday dusk 5n a woodsy suburb and lbr~ llt-tJe girls went out to play. able to simply send the kids out to play is one of the charms of the s uburbs and one reason Lor leav- ing tbecity Millions of children do it every , . day in the towns that rlng the na· ·~··· }ion's crime-ridden cities. Being BUT THAT CHARM is eroding in suburbs everywh ere. In ""Wl,,...._1e BILLBOARDS, POSTERS ASK, 'WHERE rs ANN?' MJHJng lndl•n• Untverahy Coed Ann Harmele~ .. Communities Rally In Search of ·Coed • .... • I.._ CAMBRJDGE CITY, Iod. <AP> -Ann Louise Harmeier , 20, could be coositiered nothing more lhu .a statistic -one of thousands of persons reported mining each year, in time destined to be erased lrom police computers and human memories. But Miss Harmeier, a Ufeloog resident of Cambridge City. 1s a symbol ollhe ability of the 4,000peo_ple who live in this s mall eastern Indiana community and adjacent towns to counter frustration and despair with optimism and determination. · THE PEOPLE ARE SEAJlCIDNG FOR Miss Harmeier. And they won't give up until they find her. On the rnornlng of Sept.12, the Indiana University junior loaded her clot.hes and books into a car and beaded for the campus in Bloomington, about 105 miles away. She stopped at service stations several times en route be~ause she was having car trouble. She was last spotted Jtanding outside her disabled car along ln· diana 37, two miles north of Martinsville, less than 20 miles from campus. THE REV. ROSE TAUL OF Cambridge City Presbyterian Church, a family friend, became alarmed when Miss Harmeier failed to telephone her that night as planned."The neJtt day, she and Miss Harmeier's mother, Ma rjorie, retraced the route Miss Harmeier had taken. They found the loaded car. emergency lights flashing. aban· doned by the roadside. Where is Ann? That question, in bold, black type, is spread throughout the na· lion ·on bumper stickers. posters and billboards. all part of a massive campaign that began the weekend after Miss Harmeier vanished. ''TWO DAYS AFTER ANN WAS reported missing. I called Mrs. Harmeier ancl as ea ftlhere-was-anythbrg-houtd-dtr.""nid David Weston. Dublin Elementary School principal. "That's when Ernie Alder -a retired state police sergeant and another neighbor of the Harmelers -and I decided to put out the posters.'' • Thousands or posters bearing a picture and description of the blue-eyed, blonde Miss Harmeler have been distributed. he sajd. Weston. Alder and Miss Taul set up the Ann Harmeler Search and Reward Committee. wh.lch has colle~ted more than $10,000 in pledges..aod $5,000 in cash. SMALL SEARCH PARTIES OF AREA residents and Bloom· ington citizens are helping police scour parts of the Morgan· Monroe State Forest and combing remote areas in southern Indiana and Kentucky. Six billboards displaying Miss Harmeier's picture have been erected between Cambridge City and Bloomington. Stories for two national magazines, a public broadc:aallng documentary and local televl5ion and radio s pots are in the works. Police, observers and even the citizens themselves are amazed at the interu1ity or their determination. But all agree that the key to the comfllunily zeal lies with Miss Harmeier herself. ANN LOUISE HAllMEIER LIVES in the hearts and minds of these people, fot her church work, her devotion to her mother her talent. Her lather. Robert, died or a brain tumor when she was 4~ Miss Hanneler returned home onen while at Indiana Unlversi· ty, .. probably TirOre-ttnm she should have,'' says her mother. a music teacher for Western Wayne Schools. "She loved her home." A dr~a major and an A student, Miss Harmeier's gift for slng- lng and acUng landed her a supporting role in a university musical. She had sung with two other girts· at community functions for 11 years . . "SHE ALWAYS WAS READY TO use her talent." Miss Taul sa1d, "even U it meant changing her schedule. · ......., "Ann Is very special -Just the most special person -very mature, sensitive and 110 good to elderly people, even though she bas no reason to care about them. She just does. "lt would be a horrible, insensitive community that wouldn't unite to fipd her. In a larger town, it wouldn't have happened ... but here. we're Ukc a family." THR&E STATE POLICE DETECTIVES have been assigned run tlme to the case. but leads are few and far between and evidence is 1c.rrcc. "Thls .Incident has all the indlcatJona of foul play ... said slate police Sgt. Donald Gastlneau. "It's not Jlke she walked awa)' from .the dorm or something.'' •• .._--"--J • .....___-.~· , Elvaton, Md., the three girls did not return that Sunday to their comfortable homes 10 miles LOS ANGELES IAPI south of Baltimore. Some major church The bodies of beborah Ann leaders. among the Hogan, 10, her s ister Theresa, 8, s taunchest backers or a nd Ann Marie Brzeszkiewicz. 8, farm labor leader Cesar were discovered the following Chavez. have threatened day in a creek. They had been to withdraw their s up. stabbed to death~ two or them had port of the United Farm morcthan40wounds. Worker s in a dis pute A is.year-old neighbor, Stuart over Chavez' recent trip Kreiner, was arrested and to the PhHippines. charged with the deaths that "I was and stili am dis· t.'nded the serenity of suburbia. turbed by Chavez' visit," the Rev. John P. Brown, "WE'VE ALWAYS FELT fair· acting executive director ly safe here. but you can feel the o f t h c No rt h e r n fear in the air," Bruce Straize. California Ecumenical president of the local civil as· Co u n c i I , sa id in a sodation, said before the arrest. t e lephone interview "This is a typical bedroom from San ft'rancisco community, and we've never had Monday ~w~ ... ~.~K~i,..,-....M1~~~~a..La,...~~r.-;;:;;;t.;:=::cr.--:=~~~~"="' Hut111ng1one..c11,CA'2'4 • This bu•tnen It con<111<\.0 blf • dlvl~ °'"''ti portnanhlp OM C.111--'P INlrv Kine ~"'' '""'-' •tit tiled •1111 the l .... '"''-WH lfleel will\ .... C:-tya.ncotor-OMWYOftS. CounlY Cterltof 0rafl9e CO..nly on Sept. •~21, "11. 21. "" NJoMt fPIUJI • Pllblltllecl Oranot CO.ti O•lly Piiot, Pub41.iwel Dr.,. CO.>I Oally Piiot, S.Pt. 27 llllllOtL 4, 11, 11, 1t11 41»-77 Sepl.21,004,11, 11, lt17 PUBUC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUSaUSIHIH NAME$TAllNIH~ l "• •oltowlng pt<11on1 ••• doll\9 bu•I· MU ti COLORANO.SUMMIT \/t£W, 11U 1.111111eyA ... , lrvlrte, C.l97114 ColortM C.O.Cporellon, • Calllornia ~C:~~lon, 1152 L"'fl91•Y Aw .. trvlna, SIR O. .. ICICl<nMll Inc., • C.lllom•• corporttlOtl, 7201 G.,Clen Grove Bl•cl., G•ra.nGrow, CA97MI l 1111 OU•lnen ll condutt!HI by a oen•r•I poruwl'\/llp COU)RANOC:ORP RICnarCIT. llHf. PrKIOe•U '"" ~ ... .,.,.,,, .... lfleel WIUI -Goun1v Cte.k al Or-C:O..n!Y on-~ lotmller 1', 1'11 f'nttf Plll>lt...., Or-Coe•I Oally Piiot Oct. 4, II, It, li, 1'7' PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE HOTICS IHVITIN0910S Tlte County s.rtlt•llon Olalrkt1 ol Oranva County. CAllUornl•, wlll receive SHleG bids un111 F•ldtY. October 21. 1977, •I 11:00 A.M. 81Cls m141 lie ... calv..S et.the Olstr1<1t• Admlnl&lttllve olllcu o., Ille dell •nd time htral-11e1 forth, •• w111<11 time l"-r will bt Pl'blkl'f -*' al\CI • ._ •mined at Ille olflca of the Olttrlclt, tOtU Ellls •-. Fountain ll•llrt, C•lllqrnia, fOr tl!a lollOloWlng: SOUOSHAULING tGtll-~llfltl SPECIFICATIC* NO. PW-4MJ Buis """I lie ...emltt.td on Ille tor"' Sll~lled by lfW OISll'lcts In t«orCIM\ca wlrh •11-isJonsof tha-lllcatlol\11. Sclec111ull-. Mtllanll& aiwlf"'111ctr lntormllCiOll ,_, be OOClllnad ti Ille t!IQ'tllJllldr.U. I~: ~2'IO or '62-2•11. v J.WeyneSVl-'er. S«ratwv bf Cllof Olr•d••" c-ty Sanllttlorl Oblrkl1 Nell. 1,2.1, s.•.1anc111. a heinous crime like this." said· Stressmg that his or- C apt. William Lindsey or the ganizaUon consider s Aone Arundel <Md .) County Philippine President police. "It has s haken the com-Ferdinand Marcos' gov· munity up, pulled people clo5er e rnment unacceptably together and made them keep oppressive. Brown said, their kids close to home." · · o u r s up port r or "~c:.!~~!:::,,•:::S People would expect a triple Chavez' union has to be r11e 1011ow1no PH-'' c1o1no """· Of Or ango Collnl'f. Clll ltornlt Pl&Cll~ Octl'.1111 Coast Dally Piiot. Oct-11, ttn ••' s.n murder in nearby Baltimore or tied to s upport f or ""'"s~1ss RESERVE ASSOCIATES. Wash in'""n. but not ii) the re-h · h•• d th uo1 A•CK•Oo. s .. 11. ns. Nawl>O"t PUBUCNOTICE Owen,J H-lay 'Tlllt •ltllll"ntftt Wtl llltd WIUI \he C-l'f Cl-Of Orange C)iuftly on Del, 14, lt'l1 ll'JJJM.A f>111>1ished Orlfl9I Coffl Dall• PllM,, 0ct.tt,.U,MM1Nov.1,e,1m . '""'7' PUBLIC NOTICE 14142 ·su""IDlll C:OUlllTOf'THlf STATSOfPCAl.l"°ltNIA"°lt THllCOUNTVOl'OlltNfO~ N .. A;tUll "OTIC41 OP HaAlllNO 0,. l'a'fl1'10N ll'Otl 1'1110.AT& 01' WILi. ANO POii a.•n•u T•ITAM•N· TAlll'f AHO fPOClt AUTttcMllUnow TO AOMINISTllll UND•ll T"lll INOINNOaNT AOMfNISllU.TtON Ol'HTATHACT. l!&lale tf REaA HISTED, AKA RIHA WITH HliTfiD, AKA REeA I. HISTl!O, OKtaWO. • NOTICE 1$ HIElllaV OIVl!:N tflllt L.011 JENKINS IWll fjltcl lle,_ln a petf.. !loll for ProNleof Wiii end tor It-• of l.atlers Tt&ttmenlery anct tor Autllorlu•llon 10 Adrnllllltar Miider V. lncMpendittt AdmlnlWallon of E&latts ~I. ,_._. to -.ttldl la -tor hofllW 11ett1C.1•lar1 •. ll)d 1b11U111 Ufl"lt. -P1areo111Hrin.1M-llH Dfflt •I tor -t, "n, a110:aoa.m~ In IM QIWll'-n ol Oetla't1'Mlllt No. J of a.aid eoutt, a1 1IJO Cl•lc eentr pr1,.. Wut. ho 1ri. City or k11I• All<I. Cllt llOrnl .. Otltel OCL 11. "" WILUAMa.llJOM• Cowlly Clat1r l'lllANKA.OU>M«M 01.0#!WH AHOOU>Mlllt .. 10-0riw,Wtt• laxed ce;,~munity . Somehow, it w~~~~ r+te"\~:~u~sue~ a .. ~~~~ ... 2,.....,, 1000 Par11 had seemed immune. No longer. cannot be separated '' Ntw-1 •212. NewpM 11uc11. CA HOT1CaTOc"101T011S H-pwt-lt,CAHUf ~-~--~------1AftafMYt...,I ............. I Pi;l>llthld 0ranoe Got1t Defir Pllol, \ .,..0 :\U"l\"IOACOUllTOl'THa 1'JIE CAUSES OF the growing Thl&~n•u•acon<Mreaor•11 ,,.. nATEOf'CAl.ll'OllNIAl'Oll oq,H,11.t•,1'11 ... ,._,1 • PUBUC NOTICE f crime in suburbia are varied and Trill Upheld dl~i=~,".t"::.!iz..;::r111..., wllll tr. TH•cou.:z~:uNos debated. It naturally migratel'> LOS ANGELES AP $tj)t. Eltat• ot FLORA CATHARINE • su,.•••OACOUltTOl'THE from the cities with the popula· AfederaJJudaeh~s r/ ~~~cienatOr••"°""'yon nN~~~~~·1~.:'R~YGtVl!Ntot,. 1TATl!OFCALll'OllHIAl'01t tlon; it commutes outward with " nmt cr.ciltorsoftN_.,.ne"'"dl<-m THECOllNTYor:o1tA111G& urban criminitls. il becomes in· fused to order th e P..otl""40r11191Cou1oa11y Pl1ot, INlallper1CMhav11>9c1t1m1 ... 1n.i No~1ce':t"':.?'A•1No o,. d t h b b I · l\I on t go mer y Ward Sept V.Oct '· 11· 11· m 1 111e Mid oe<edenl .,. reQlllrw to fll• ' "'"" lgenOUS 0 t e SU Ur S. t S 41~77 U.m, wllll Ille ne<H-Y vO<lehers, In l'•TITIC* l'Oll l'lt08ATa Oii' WILL. n a rcotics. it's youth, it's stores to s top selling tM otflceof tl'e c~o1111e •11o .. .,,. ANO LETTl!1t1 o,. AO ·· children's s leepwear al· PUBLIC NOTICE uuw'°""'""'°,,..,.,,.,,.m,wllttt,. MIHISTlllATION WITH THE WILi. permissive family and lenient di ,,.,0 ,..,Y_,.rs,1ou.Wt-llGMO "N NE x E o AH o "o ll t'OUrlS. 1 (' g e Y treated With fl'ICTl"flOUSaUSllUSS at the Ollouol RICHARD E. MEYER, AUTHOIUZATIOH TO AOMIN15Tllt A Ith h h 1 F Bl Tris. a n ame retardant NAMllSTATEMun Altor.-v AC u ... * wuilllr• aiYd., u11101111 THE 1NDl!l'INOINT Ao-o u g t e a lest h . aJ h' h fed 1 T ... lollowlno 1>9rton IJ dolf\9111111· SlllUt '"°· LM Anoe•n. C.lllornl• MINllTllATIOHOFIESTATlllACT statistics show the nation's crime c em ic· w JC a era .... su\ «i011, -•• 11w 111.c• °' 1K111,,.u ot o!.!~:!i· 01 MA BEL. M. eusH. rate IS dropping. the s uburbs cigen('y says can cause NEWPORT \tfDEO. 1110 P•rtt l/W -rsloned ;,,." INll•rt part•I,.. -NOflCE IS HEREBY' GIVEN that s how a 6 percent increase in ccincer ~~ ""'°'·"--ra.Kt1,C.A •nQto"'9Kta1•oftaldc1ec.-.wllllln ALANv.euSHNtst1teo...,,..1u~ .. I · d U.S Distract Judge ,...,.,,., v su111van, ,..,. Peril !::~Z: ... ..,.,,."''1""°'1<ai1e1r1 tlontorP-•olWftt-Lanenof v10 enl en mes mur er. rape R b K .,. .. DIW\....., ,.,., ......,.....1 a.ac ... C.A 0 '"' ... _,. 1911 Ac1mlnhtta110n w11" "• wm •.-!IN and assault for the first :.ix o <'rt elleher on Mon nM>O " Fi:E·o.MuRA.lT eno tor a..u-•ut-toAOml,.J:ten .... months oC 1977 compared with day said the federal gov· r .. 1, _,..,,. c-..c1..s "' .,. .,,.. STEWART, JR ~ ~~'::~:::"'~'::;::.: the same period m 1976 ernment h~d raile<I to ah••-n--v s.iniv.., E.cu10 .. 1111ew111o1 ~ t11r1-.-uc-~.,. tb& Ula s how that Tris docs r~ ·• 1 , 111 '"' ~ ,,.._,..,.,..,Cit(..,.,., 11-tnd"'aiteotl'td<lnQ.,,...,.,.1111 By contrast. c1t1es over 25,000 "" ~•-'"'" .., • i.~ •1cHA•Oll.MllYll• -n•i1;;,~,.1,,1,a1io:ot population show a 2 percent drop cause cancer. a claim ~"';';~"-"'°'-c-•nnA\09. "11-.. uw a.m .. tn Ute <ourt•oom o1 ~l in thosecnmes. made by the Consumer nnn ::~':::,.. .. ...., No.lotukl<-1.,•\10tc.lv1cc.enw Product Safety Com · Pl>bl1\NCIOr-c:.a..•1D•llvP11ot L..ffA.....,u.•u or1veWKt.U111>ec11vots.n111N1a, OVERALL, THE SUBURBS mission S.PI 71.0t• •·11•1'·"11 m~n T11:·uu1ne .. 1Mt CA~1;:;:i0cl00efu m1 had a 6 percent drop m crime. ---------~;.;...;.;..iA•:;,:=~"::.,eo..i °"''' PUot ~';!~.,EksuoHN, renectln'ng a 7 percent drop in vc s-ported PUBLIC NOTICE OU •,11,ll,U,1977 MU•Wl'rl,HMl!ll, property crime. But there are ..,.... a•n MacooHAL.O,Mt.AOll & .de rt . d . b BERKE '""£•IOACOU•TOl'TH£ lllOHNWAL.O wt va ations an some su · LEY <A P J nt.r10,uu"o""'""o• ,. .. 110,.u11<>HALC01tl'OAAT10• urbs suffer much more than University of California •H£COUNTYOl'OllAHo• -----------,1 ... New,.,ic-.MWon... ,· others. graduate a nd pro · 0111oa11":ot:u.uH PUBLICNOTICE ~~~~·._..""..,... ' In New Jersey suburhs, violent fessional schools should • 1n,. PET1e HEAD,• M1...,,, 0-,1-------------•A«-•t•:,...111-crime has increased by almost 35 continue giving pref. Wll.Lt.lM HEAO •no JUD•E HEAD, l'ICT1T1ou• '"""'" Pub4111tec1 o.1n99 cou1 Ot••r i>11o1. • HI• P<11renu, 1or Olano-of Na..... NAME STATIMINT 0<1.11, 1•. "· 1971 percent since 1972. the FBI re· erentia l treatment to WHEREAS, w11.1JAM HeAo a..o T11e ,..,.,n "*111..a ,.,,,..,..1_ '' ported. The rate of increase in minorities unless the Juoie HEA0.•111'-,., •i-an1t "°1"911u5l __ ,,.._, .. '"'1"'''< of tpjlllc-PETIE'lt.NOREW HEAD. llltousnemas: ruralNewJerseywasSlpercent. courts forbid it. a UC .,,.,..,.,...,...,".,.•~01199,,.,tuao •Act111G1MN•mttoe1no-The list of violent crimes in task force said Monday. • ,,. .. ._ •0111 u. a...~ ot 1111. CNfl '""e11111s10Ns tor •nor-<fWlolno~ktnl'l-HOME OECORATOllS 01' suburbia is growing. For exam-The task force also ••om Pn1e ANDRew HEAO 10 AMERICA pie: recorh mended reducing snv1!111~0•£w11~0: L s.tc1, 11¥'""'' _, ,,. ior-.. In the last month . two the emphasis on stan· 1 IT :!.01"0:.R:::!"u" :''-1"' ~:=~":!:-.;.;i~ong:~ babysitters were raped and a dardized test scores in :J!,.,ee:'or.,.,.~cau~~:111~oom.t.':.: Plau.Nf-1-.c.11,.,,;..., hi d ed on N.,......_ ll. 1'71. in Ult C.OUrl,_,, l. T,,. r99•W""1 of IN tor-'"' t r was assault in Ramsey graduate admissions ~ ~ 1, •• 10t1CMc ~nw 11c111-._,1.,·11ewrtyT-.-and Upper Saddle f\iver. N.J. or1wOHH1,s.n1•AA•.Ca111or111•,-ln<or-•ttc1,aeatttort\te cortlOf•liOll. patrols were increased and a "'°'" ._, i1 eny, ...,r I,. ,,.1111on ior •nc:CWJ10tatec1Jui,11, 19n ." Doc Arre•ted c~ot--1c1no1oa11< .. t..s. '·TM ...... ., WM1qnicw11""' babysitter switchboard was set IT IS FURTHE#t OROEREO !Ml .. i. lOO ,.._. (Miter °""· Oetlgn cooy of ,,... ~ to 511ow c-se • PltH, ,.,,,,_, a..u .. c:.111 .. 111• up. w A sco (A p ) A 11ub11SlleC1 ... Ille Dally Piiot, • ~. -SUSAN ROSENTHAL, a physician in this Kem ,,._oi_e1c1m111tionPt1ft1. s.T9-WW.tenar•lle"'tc-.., i..&.,. c..r.1y, Call-•, one• a dllc*ll>Y•~atla!I. 29.year·old bride. was murdered County community has -1ortourMKou1 .. -11111W10r1o nvuLVTl40Ml'SOH in her home two weeks ago in been arrested on charges "6:!:.:':":.'~,';"°'",.pa1111on ~~=~i;:.11.,, New Hope, Minn .. a suburb of of forging prescriptions Lat.Wve11•et•Mo... a.,_,Y,,__ PUBLIC NOTICE l'l~~::~::::s , ... , ... -... --la.,.~ neH•• STATION It S8WIHO MACH11<£S, SALES & SERVICE, .a 8 Ent 17111!>1., C..ta 1MM. CA. tav Er"" LAt'-rl•ta. Mill Gnlllla, MIUlon VlefO, CA. n.ll Tiiis -·It~ bY 911,... flfvldV•I. ~fMUtl ... ilM 'flllt .... _ -flMd •1111 ... C-tv ~ r1 Or.,.. c..itr °"on. IA,1'11 P11191 . p.,....,.., or.,,.. Cbnt O..ty f'li.t,. Ocl 11.ts.MdMov. 1.1. "n ~, Minneapolis. Threats were and prescribing drugs lo JUC19tot1M~orc:-1 ,...,._. "aoe spray.nainted around the quiet an addict. · "D"1111·111110·CLAit1t.u••AN T .. 1, --••• meo w1111 -·------------ PUBUCN'OTJCE ., Dr. Glenn Hallock was ,."~~·.,.u .. ~ .. •~ETLI" "'-·-~ .. -0r e..... .. neighborhood. Her hus band's ·---~•y ....... o1 -CountYOft._,.. HOTica1Nv1r1••••01 former girlfriend was arrested. arrested at his offi ce " .. o.wa .. wt•• ::ii:~:roueotL or:::.=rY.~r=.:~,::,: ' -A 17·year·old babysitter kid· Monday a nd booked into ;:,~:':::;,~".... -~Mnet aea1tc1 bid• ""111 Friday, OCto«ow a naped three chi'ldren from the the city jail, sheriWs •7>40c ~·.• .. ·"~u. ...... -. 1911, •t 11.00 "-"'· ar• ,,,.., -. ,... l t · 'd Alt_.,. lef ""Ill-• " -"""·-<etv..s at ti. OlttrktJ:' AOmlnlltrall-D a II as suburb of Garland two c epu ies SUI P11blltN<I 0ranoo eo." o •. ,, Piiot, !7141601771 omen o., 111e data ud ""'•= weeks ago and took them on a His arrest followed a ou •.11, 11.n.1m o:;~:~~~ Coe•• 0toy•11a1 ::;:1~ :.J:.',"'o:!-t~'= JO· hour trip to New Mexico. four.month investigation . __________ ,_m-__ n 429So11 em1nec1 at t,. Offlc.9., ,,. o1&t•kt\.. Five women, four of them b y the Kern County PUBLIC NOTICE -----------110 .. u !Ills A-. F-t.in V•nev. · k f h PVBUC Nn...wcE c1•1torn!-.•or1fllto11-11111: ...... . • neighbors. were abducted, raped narcotics las orce, 0t e vu SAl.5Dl"USEDCARpgt1Ho and murdered in Alexandria. Va. s tate Board or Medical NDt1c1ol'~Tll'UAL« -e~!o!':~~~/,C:':·:::_ An 18·year·old high school drop-Quality Assurance and t11unNo.-fl'tCT1nouuusiNHs MAPPtleclDYt11e0111rtcta1n~• oul was sentenced last week to Wasco police on 0c1o11er u. 1•11. at ll'OOo'ctoek NAM«STATllM«NT w1t11e11prov1s1-ofthe....,1<a1'°"'", A M Fl RH AMERIC AN ~I TLE ,,,. 101-.ie --I\ a.Ing llutl-5"<fftc.O-DICllll-Uandfwtlltr prison INSURANCE COMPANY .•• ,,,,, .... neilH' lnlorll'lllllorl may lie •a1nac1 ... I ... Trek /tlull~d or \UC.CH-lni•t• or s11btlllul..S KEN nEIN ANO ASSO(tAYIS, aoo.,. _.., t....,..,.; S."IO Of' -LAST JULY, EIGHT tru\ltt,Oytl'e cert•I" Oae<I01Tnn1n. 1t00 O..all Slroel, Suite 100 • ._ __ , ~N•ll persons were lined up and shot. LONG BEAC'I (AP1 ""lotd DY RON SASSE, INC. -,. 8M<11.c.111ornl•.,MO ;vJ.w-sv•••· ~ <or~<~~---· 21 1•7•a• ~"-ent ke11 Sla<n, 1100 "'··II •·-• OLJI• .._1'9ttty six fatally, in the Miami suburb The port o( Long Beach No "imi;""s,;;;11.0,, P.;.'Us-;f'0t· 100.N-POrtllff<:11.C::.11o:=.i;'.?.;' &;ir•oi1>1rec111rt, • " of Carol Cit)(. Police said robbery is expected lo send an ""•' Recora& 01 Dr•l\99 Co11n1y, Tnls °""'-' •• ~11<11<1 bv a111n. OD11ntySanli..11oN1011trtcts was the motive. Three Miami eight-member delega ~:\:~o;~·::':i:'::"~11:C':'i!!i'~~ oivie1"•1 1e ... s1e1n =-~~~~iton11a men were arrested. t 1 0 n t 0 a r 0 u r . da y ,.,.,...,<lff recor-J..,.. 11. "" as 1 .. 11 su._1 .. ., .. ,., w11to 111e Pu1>11.,. 0r.,.. °""" o.11, l'Mt, "Th d ' h Oo<.ument No »W In 8oOll 121•7, CDuntyClart<OIOr-cauntyonStpt. O<l.,_11,,.11 ~11 e ays a re gone w en peo-American Association or P•1111J1oo1ooie•••11ecord•ot0r 1,. tt11 pie could feave the screen aoor Port Authorities conven· C11U111T...,1IT1Ji'oelitiiiid--nrlo nnan;~r.-...: 1 k d .. 'd e ·11 Ell O..OOIT•v.tWll •lllUbllc •uctlonlor MtJJv ................... lltt un oc e • sa1 ' · tioninMexicoC1ly , ..... 1.w1u1rnonovo1111aun11ee1st111 .. 11K1 ... c.t11tw111ef1Q6 In gs worth, direct.or of public ar. The cost of sending the ol Amrric•. •• tne 'llietlentrance 10 .... l'ftlU ltOT'ICSTOClttrDITOltS fairs for the International As· F1n1 Ameri<an Trust COmCN>ny bulldo P111>t1"'*' Ot~ to.•1 oan; Pilot ~':,~'::,.~~=.":':. group, which in('ludes •nt1ocaMCt••tM5ou111Hs1<0f'Nr01 0c1.11,>$,Nov.1,1.1t11 sociation of Chiefs of Police. r 0 u r h a r b 0 r c 0 m . F111h-M111nst,...t•.•n1ttec1iyo1s.n. ~n TM•cou..::r~otlAM•• "Nowadays you can't sit on the · 1" ,.,,., Cat1torn1• •11 111•1 ri911«. 1~ e:·•••• •• w11.1.1 • .. l!DOAll m iss1oners, has been "• -lnlere\I con .. yed lo ""d -• .. ... porch or go for a walk at dusk estim atedat$4,000 ne1oov11_,,.ldO....ClfTr11S11n PUBUCNOTICE stLWVN,o.caa-. Wh b k 'f 11 t ltutl 1 CAM> an.I NOTICl!ISHllllll9VGl\ll\NIDtlle en you come ac , l you're·,------------;,:,i::-.;,~r!c, .. ~A~~'!,,.,,;~ ... t• --,.-1-ct-111-ou-5-.-u-5-1"-1-,-,---1 crec111ond11te-..a...,,..dK'"'°" not mugged, the porch swing PUBUC NOTICE 1n 1 11 .,,., cert••n ••"4 ,1111•1.., In 1119 •AMAHATaM«NT 111et a11 ,.._ Mvlnt clallM ....-." won't be there and the TV set is Steltof Celllornl•, Co..nly ol Or11n99, 'T11tlOl-l1'9pWIOftltdolntbuti11th :::m .... ,wi:=:~-'"'...!!~ • h id City°' N.......,, a .. ,,, •J O.i.<rllleCI on u : -• ·-· ..... ~one.. esli . "~C?M·~~.:,·~MS•::..,u lhtallacllltdl!Jllublt "A A.E.L: tNV~UTME!NTS 14m-1'MI :::r:::..°'.i!'!~!.'!..--.~111~ T HE SVBV R O "" •a IXHlllT"A" Nolt,W•ttml.-ter,Callfor,.1•'2611. .., .. _ .. ......, -· ..... BS ENJ y a ne:~:.~011-11'11 iwr-,, OOlnO IKiti OE5CRIPTlpH RICHARD 1£. t.EWIS, Ml lncllvld11otl, MOSiaty_,,.,.,,."'91111dfrllll!W more easygoing lifestyle, he fASTwAv Fodos. 11101 A11111a1c .... 1a1n1tno111ua1..s 1n 1rw •~w1ts111ra1ou1avere1.LotAnoe1t-. ~~Y:.i~.~~~~~~:; said, and people m1'ght be more 51•1• 01 C..lllornl•. Gountv of Orlfl99, c.t11ornla'IOCl10 w 1 ·-t A~ ,.. -Baittncnury Roeel, Yorlle Llr>OI. CA. City Of N.,.port a .. ch, CleKrllled es lhls bllslMU It CO<IMIW by tll 111• ti•-· • ...,., ...,. • ., ... ,.,_lclll119- C8t'eleSS and have a raise sense of 91616 0 1011°"'' dlvla11e1. P.:1•m• !!1!!"~!..°'n~to_.t .... ~ • .,"' I Pat~r K•••o•net, 111 t PARCELi AICHARO &.U!WI$ .,_ • ...,._ '"" ...,....., SeCUr ty. Ba\tan,hury Ro.10. VortM ltr1C141, CA Unll IO .. ul-llon lntt<ertaln c;on. Tlllt ~l•l-I wes tll.., wltll tlw .-lddKeclltnt, WllNll low_.llaM .... ''They left ll heavily poJ>Ulated 9'2~s Out!NU,. <0t!CMl..S by tn In clomlnlUlft Pl.., r.coreled A11911SI n, COUnly Clffll of Or.-. Couftty on ()e. ~~r:=:;;,t~~tq. area where violence was more dl•tdua•.. 1'1Hn -11"'· PotOt tJW °' 0tt1c1t1 1ot1er 11, 1•11. JMl\a$ 1. HI~ ... RKO•OS, M1d ff dllll..O '" ·-car· .... common and went to the s_uburbs Pater ICeraQlnH l•ln DKt•ttlontof Cown.,,lt ~I-OONjlLDl.WH•«1.a11t l'Wllll<MmlnlWillet' thl ki ... 1 lhl• ,,.,.....,,, ... , 111ee1 w1111 ,.,. 11 R 1 11 ot0'i bOOll Att-v•u.... A*nlfllta. .. .,.,... n ng 1.uey were sa e. c .... niv c1erk o10.•"91 county°" s.p1 ""' -•m < 0"' •ecor n uue ,.,,...._...,. 14111it' Wiii MM!9dott1te ...... ''But they can't run away from "· ,.,, 11~·11~~.,. 0111<1•1 Recoro,. ,._ ... ,cit. .... " ., .. ..,.MIMlll • .,... crime. They forget the criminal "11111 An ur>e1tvtc1t<11,Jo1111 1 .. 1.res11n uitt fl'UIW =•H=:=~o.-e . element is mobl.le. Suburban1'tes Pu1>11>'-d Or-Gull oa11y P11o1 ot Tract Ho I01J,••'1'ownona M.,,,.. Pul>lillted Ct.,.'°"" 0101 ~uot. • ~.........._ __ _ 0<111.n,....,,..,..1,1.1911 <onMolnlloOfll2l,-••-•ofMlt-0<1.tt.tS,Hov.1.e.1t11 • ,,_-::::......-... ;-~ com mute t o the city and oo1-1i un•-Mepj, ,.,_,of o..,,.. •11,.,, ..... CA.,. criminals from the city commute PUB'.,... NOTICE c-tv. c..•1tom1•· "'""'enc1 oet!Md T .. , aMt ..... .,.." .. com~ •re• °" ,,.. •toov• -p•,.uc NOTICE to the suburbs. The City is the 11-c.-n.n1umPltntndOecl•r• uu ·---·· J ..... ., I I I• h d d th ff6•7 lion ,_..,.. Ot..., GMll OMi. l'I_, er m na s ea quarters, an e fl'ICTIYIOUS•USINUS PARC£LJ NOTIUINVITlNOtlOS l!!l.71,0tt,4,11,tt,'9,, ... ,, suburbs are his offices." he said. Nt..M«STATIMll"' N01>uc1ut1w _,,,.,,, 1or umttttt. .,-,,. c:r., J.Mlleoon 0111r1ctt "' ELLINGSWORTH ALSO saJd ne!~:o1towtnci 119'-• •re "°'no 1111" =.~~~ 9::-'i:.,~~~~ '1;.1: OHM ....ii::':, :!:::1~ criminals are enticed by more N 1 Le!. E "s 1 • • u"' '" o \llown -Otftn.o 111 '"° .. ~••1t1n ""· •t 11:00 A""-akh m .. l • ,.... d Jn h r Part,,.rsNp, 21l2 O..Pont Ofl ... Sutt• ~cltrtllon of Co~""''· Col!Cllllo111 \ICld al Iii. OtllrltU' Actmll!IJtr•lh•t an more a Uent omes let VB· 10l,lfvln.,C.tttlorn1•'1IU end lla\lrl<lloM retorelad In ~ offkM.., 1N fltlt tnd lll!lt Mftlflo cant by working couples and by N1t"£1'1M•Moemen1CA>ro,,1•n ....... OotQt.,.otOlltcl•r Raconta,-eoow-.tflot'lll.at...,.,1c:1111""111trw111 Ii d t ts t t OuPo"t Ori••· Suol• 101 trvlnt, anyMn41ftd....,.nlherwto. ba.,.,Oll,11Yo.-141d•nd•~MIM4Mthe po ce epar men no ye pre· c.11,0,,.1.,.111s s.111 w•• wm oe '"-w11110Ut co-otllct °' UM 0111r1<0, '*' 111111 pared lo handle the crime In· T1111 ti.is•net\IHorooo.c:teaby • hm•t ntni or we,,..,1v. oll"Ou•a or IM-,._,,., """"'••n, 11a11ty, c:.a111or111a, crease. e<!1>11rt,,.r11>1p pllea, •~to 11111 Ill,., poueulon or tn-lortlMIOllDWlfla. NILESE.lSTMANAOC c11ml>flll>(•• 10 Mlltl\< ll'te rama111lnt POl.YELECTROl.Y~E The growth Of narcotics USC in MtaH1 CORPOAATION prl11<t1MOI "''" 0 ... on tlte l'Ote MCllNO CH£MICALf'LOCCULINT the suburbs al~o has contributed NILES £A•t bv t•ld O..Ooi'Trv.11ow11: uo,000.00 SP£t11<1ct.f10HNO,P~tt wllh lnltr"' ,,.,_ rrom JUiy 901 1'76 91dl must lie 1\ll>fnlli.tf on IN ltrtn tO the increase in burglary, he Gontral P1rl-t\ provldtel I" Mid nole 10991 ... r w1111 t.upc>ti..s Oytlle Ohlrkb II' acco,.._. Said . h HllrOldJ Gr•r Ito, ~flaroH •ncl opantH 01 Int wlf!ltllf'Ollh/ClllSoflflUCIKlllUllllt" Pr .. llltrnt f flltlM -1ut11 ollter •uM• •• m•Y $pct(lflct1'--DIG 04411•• ena h1nfltr "..BeCaUSC Q( migration and 1111\ st•leftlent WH llltO wllll 1111 N¥et:Mltnta\'l!nt40byl ... OwM,•llll lnfOf-tlOn !Ny lit 0414.tntd et UM orowth, the SU burbs have all the Counly Cl•r~ OC Ot-county on S<tp lloteler of MIO nolt, wltll tnlerttl, aJ tbo .. tdcll'ttt, t...,,_, .S.0.HIO or " ltmMr "· •• ,, PfO"ieltd In WllO 0-tl Tr11tl. ..2.UH problems of the cities and are af. · D•'" s.111em11tr7', ttn '•'-'·'W••n.•y1..atw, flicted by the s ame kinds of OlfE~TON,L'fMAN •"ltlNCll FIRST AME.-IC.AH TITLE ~rt\MY Atltllll9f\l AllUA.Htt•I• INSURANC5COMPAHY lllerdlOIOIN(len. crimes," said Leonard Tropin, "·0· ... ...,..T.""1ne1A1111ea ayt1envMer11<c1 · C011n1ys-1u11eno1e1t1<a. vice president of the National LHAll .. i-,c.ui .. ,.,.,..,. fl'ntti ,..,,,_,, .. Oltlff• MM.1.a.a,s, •• 1...-11, P110ll•""' Orenoe GOtlt Otlly PttOI p bl \lied Ortnvlt Coe I 0 I .. tfOral\leC-c.i1....,.1 Council on Crim~ and Delin·.. 0<1 ,,,u,-.. '•. '"' oc1\ :1, 11, .. ,, ' 11 ., 11111• Pub11t11ec10renoe C.:;t Oa11, ,r"'- _c1uency. .."'°'" ,.,,,.,1 0<11111ar '' m1 441!"11 PlJBUC NOTICE .· ., Lag1ina /Sout~ Coast Afternoon N.Y.Stoeks ~!V~O~L~.~70~,~N~0~.!29~1~,!4=S~E~CT.!.!!IO~N~S~,~28!!:P:A~G~E~S:....~~:-------------=O~R~A~N~G~E:.::.CO.::.:.U~N~T~Y~,~CA~L~IF~O~R~N~l~A.;.... ________ T_u_e~s-o_A~Y~,-o~c-T_o_a_E_R __ 1e_,_,9_7~7------~~~~E-N __ c_e_N_T_s Hostag~s Freed; 3 HijaCk~rs Killed f. 'BONN, West Germany <AP> -A West German commando force came home in triumph from East Africa today after a blitz raid on a hijacked Lufthansa airliner in which the commandos rescued all 86 surviving 00,,tages and killed three.of the four hijackers. Officials said the specially -trained Bordff Guard Group 9 flew back lo CoJosne. * * * After the failure of the hijack- ing was announced, three Im- prisoned West German terrorists whose freedom the hijackers de-· manded committed suicide. A fourth terrorist on the list also tried to kill herseU and was in critical condition. : The Entebbe-style rescue op er ali&d" eaz:Jy today ;tt Mogadishu, Che capital of * * * Somalia, provided "a .very serious lesson for some people around ·the world on how to deal with terrorism." said a West German government spokesman. Under cover of darkness, the raiders blasted open emergency exits over both wlngs of the twin· jet airliner. They poured into the passenger cabin hurling "blind- * * * \ ing'' grenades that stun with a not have enough time to ignite spokesman said two .hijackers flash of light and loud bang but the gasoline or detonate the ex-were killed inside the plane and emit no shrapnel. pJosives. the third was wounded and died They found that the hijackers "There was some sh-o'Ot-in a hosoital .. rigged the inslde of the plane ing ... There wa5 no paruc. The Somall officials said nine with explosives and .poured passengers were evacuated as . passengers and one commando gasoUne over the aisle carpeting. fast as possible by sliding down were slighUy injured in the 10.. The passengers had been inflatedsUdes rtom the emergen-minute raid and the terrorist who strapped into their seats with cy exits," a Lufthansa survived, a woman, was badly safety belts. spokesman said. • wounded. Lufthansa, the West Tbe bl.jackers-apparently did A Somali g""Gv&ramant ~ (SeeBUTZ.PaceAU _ * * * ** * ** ~ .Hijack Failure Leads to Suici~e _ 1-.-Nete York Crash KiJJs .SJC Planner •. San Juan Capistrano planning -COUlmi!sioner Phyllis Shalnman died Monday in New York City from injuries sustained in an automobile crash. She was 39. Mrs. Sbainman was in New York. with her husband, Barry, corporate sales manager for KEZY radjostaUon, when the ac- cident occurred. Her husband suffered deep bruises, but sur· viv~ the cr:ash. 'tile accident occurred while the·touple were traveling to the i aiii'ort in a taxi. The taxi re- l portedly went out of control in the rain, striking a highway center divider and careening into a bridge abutment. · Mn. Shainman, a native o( New Jersey, had lived in ~an Juao since 1968. She was active in several civic organizations in· eluding San Juan Beautiful ... the local HJstorical Society and Town Hall Association. · Sbe b• served on the city ·planning commission since August, 1975. She also was chairman of the city's Archilec· turaJ Board of Review. She held a masters degree and a doctorate in American Civiliza. lion from the University of Pennsylvania. Funeral arrangements are pending return of the body from New York City. Mrs. Shainman is survived by her mother, Mrs . Natalie Thompson MilcheJJ; her brother, Daniel P. Mitchell; her husband, Barry; and children Mark, 7, and Meredith, 8, all of San Juan Capistrano. j·W'oman Innocent Of Mu~der Charge Outnt1111bered but (Jadaunted A woman who told arresting of· ficers that s he shot her husband five times because he constantly abused her was · cleared or murder charges Monday in Ora.-ige County Superior Court. Several jurors In Judge James 0 , Perez's courtroom hugged and kissed Evelyn Louise Ware, 30, .of Tustin, immediately after t bey reached their verdict. They had been asked by the prose,cution to find Mrs. Ware guilty of first degree murder ror the killing last Dec. 20 or Eugene Ware, 30, who was round dead in a Tustin apartment-. Officers said Ware was shot twice in the back d the he,Jd and three · times in the chest. They said Mrs. Ware readily admitted the shooting but told them it was. in self defense. Testimony during the trial in· dicated that Mrs. Ware divorced he r husband six years ago because be abused her physicial· ly and sexually throughout their marriage. · She testified that she tnoved in again with her husband·because or his constant pleadings and because she !ell their young daughter should grow up with both parents. OfCicers said Mrs. Ware told them she emptied the gun at her husband because s he had gone through "a night or hell" in which he repeatedly beat her. Pixie 16-monlh·old Nicole Dube seems not at all apprehensive about upcoming Halloween ghouls and goblins since she took com.2'1and of this army of Great Pumpkins at the Irvine Ranch Farmers Markel on Myford Road. On the contrary, she seems to think the month of All Souls Eve is the season to be jolly. Board Backs Sch~ol Area Survey Plans A survey or Capistrano Unified School District residents, asking how the district should cope with fast.growing student enrollment. won the support or the school board Monday. Trus&ees voled 6·0 <with trus tee Edward Westberg absent) to circulate a question· ________ ...._ __ ~ 11HS BANDIT A REAL HOOD MILWAUKEE CAP> -A rob- ber wearing a pillowcase over his head managed to carry out a heist at a Northwest Side sandwich shop even though he neglected to cut eye holes in the ·pillowcase. The man. armed with a knife, had to . lift the pillowcase OC· casionally lo see what was hap· pening, officials said, but escaped on foot Monday night with two paper bags containing an undisclosed amount or money. -,-~---:-n_a_E_y_e_s_ Guidlines On New P-ark Laguna Beach council mem- bers kicked around intended \IMS• for a 10.acre park site at Moulton Meadows Monday afternoon. even though purchase of the parcel ls far from being com- pleted. 'Spin Doaghaats' naire among paren&.$-~_. ....... ..__ ____ _ children. The same form will also be publis hed in area newspapers. so that residents who do not have school children can express their opinions > Frielllb Attend Quiet, Simple Assistant Manager Terry Brandt told co'uncilmen be would like guidelines on potential uses for-the..hilllol)..llark si · order to give pl:mning commissioners and members of the city's parks com mittee something from which to work. Vandals Tear llp Thurston Field The questionnaire asks: -Whether the respondent favors a bond and state aid or a lease·purcahse election or both In March, 1978, to raise money to Vandals who used a car to tear up t urf at Thurston Intermediate School 3ver the weekend may have been the ones wbo returned Monday night to the school, carv- ing circles in the playing field with their vehicle tires. Thurston officials told Laguna, Beach police Monday someone rammed a car into tbe gate at the school at 2100 Parle Ave. beCore driving out onto the field and spinning a series or "douahnuts". on the grass. Principal David Lloyd said damage to a steel aate and the lawn was about $3,000 in the weekend vandalism. The second cue of vandalism came Monday nieht when a malntenance man observed a small foreign station wagon ac· celerating in circles on the play- 1D1 fteld. Lloyd sald the maintenance m an tried to close the gate, Right Challenged · SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - PaclClc Ou & Electric Co. hu tballenged the ria,bt of several parties to request a public hear· !ng on its move to reopen its , Humboldt Bay nuclear plant, a PG&E spokesman said today. which was repaired over ihe weekend, but found it .bolted in the open position. He said the gate was bolted open in order to allow fresh ce· ment to set. The driver of the Coreign car evidently drove right through the gateway to get to the field. The maintenance man was helpless to prevent the car Crom leaving the campus. Pollce today are looking for a small brown station waeon. build new schools. -Which or six aJlemalives !or easing classroom overcrowding would be favored In the event a March election fails to raise school construction funds. -Whether the school district should ask the cities of San Cle mente and San Juan Capistrano to requfre developers to provide free school sites and/or buildings. ,. Among alternatives proposed for housing students if the March <See SURVEY, Page A!) Skiers' Break United: 'No Snow, No Pay' DENVER (AP> 0 -Skiers: lfNatureforsakesyou, United Airlines says it won't. United president Bob McBride says if skiers .ar- rive in the Denver area and find less than half the ski lifts operating because of poor skiing conditions, the· airline will fly 1hem home -free. The proposal still must be apt>roved by the Civil Aeronautics Board, and the panel is expected to act before ski season starts late next month. Many of last year's frustrated skiers would have been eligible for the free ffights because of a drought that left the :Jlopes nearly snow less. • • I Crosby Rites The long, narrow Moulton Meadows site, spanning the Top or the World community and Arch Beach Heights, is owned by the Aliso Viejo Company .• LOS ANGELES (AP) _Bing The council has eyes on 10 Crosby's relatives and close acres of the hilltop land for park friends gathered in the predawn use, and has already set aside $250,000 In federal revenue shar-cbill today for final services In Ing runds fot thie acquisition. the manner he wanted -simple County supervisors have ap- and private. • d 11 · th About 35 people crowded into prove a ocahng ano er $150,000 to the so-called regional the tiny chapel of St. Paul's park site, bringing the total to Rom an Catholic Church in sub-$· u_rban Westwood, where . the 4~1:·planners are seeking ~mger worshipped when be lived another $400,000 in matching m nearby Holm by Hill~. runds Crom the federal govern· ' Crosby's body Jay m an open ment oa~casketwhlchwasadornedby,. But councilman J~bn • a s1ngle spray of red roses. · ii be • Mourners heard the Rev. 'Ell· McDowell said coun~ mem rs wood Kieser intone the ancient should address the 1s1~e of the ritual best use to surroundmg com· M a~ry Foladare, Crosby's muniUes if lb~ park is to be re- publiciat for 31 years, said the 6 glU-ea!Uueated a roadway on the a.m. mass was chosen because backside of the hills to Aliso Vie- lhe mortician agreed that the jo property "would make it truly ~r~ c:i~=~:~~r~~ed in a regi~~ parlc, ,th, by allowing The early hour eliminated park-gu.mi from o er areas ac· what Crosby did not want ,_ a cess to Moulton Meadows. clamorous Hollywood funeral. He also said that if the city There were no fans on the quiet wanted to purchase the P-ark slte from Aliso Viejo, "You re 1oJn1 side street south of the UCLA to have to make th&"deal look campus. good to them. They are going to Kathryn Grant Crosby entered want to know what's in tt for the chapel briskly, 20 minutes them _besides the money" he before the rites, followed by her said. • children -Harry, 19, Nathaniel, Councllman Carl Johnson said, 15, and Mary Frances, 1'1. "I think it's ridiculous to su11est Before the M asa of the Resisr-we need another roadJnto town." rectlon w..s said, an organ sottlf He stld thousands of vtaitora to <SeeCBOSBY, P11e A2) (See MOULTON, Paae Al) ·Freedom Of TriO. At Issue STUTTGART, West Germany CAP> -Two West German ter~ rorists whose freedom was de-· manded by the hijackers ot the Lufthansa airliner were found dead in their prison cells today. A third died of self-inflicted wounds during the morning, and a fourth was in critical condition after trying to kill herself, the Justice Mini stry of Baden-w uerttemberg state announced. The ministry said Andreas Baader, leader or the Baader- Meinhof gang of terrorists, and his mistress Gudrun Ensslin, .. took their lives in their cells in the early morning hours." The first announcement said. two other Baader-Meinhof mem- bers, Jan-Carl Raspe and Irmgard Moeller, "also attempt- ed suicide" and were ln critical condition. But later in the mom-. ing, the minis try announced tbat R~edied. The four led the liat of 11 t... rorista in West German prisona whose freedom wu demanded by the kidnapers of industrialist Hanns MarUn Schleyer and by the four hijackers of the West German a.irllner Thursday. The hijacking ended in East Africa early today with a West German commando raid at the airport in Mogadishu, Somalia, in which three hijackers were killed, the Courth was seriously wounded and the 86 surviving hostages were rescued. Schleyer, who was kidnaped Sept. s by an arm or the Baader- Meinhor gang called the Red Army Faction, ts sUJJ mining. His kidnapers threatened a&ain to klll him unless their demands were met by last Sunday, but nothing further bas been heard from them. The Baden Wuerltemberg Justice Ministry announced that Baader and Raspe shot themselves, Miss Ensslln banged herself and Miss Moeller cut her wrist. There was no explanation of how the men were able to get --'l~m platola Sine emergency anli·terrorist decree was issued several weeks a,o, they have been denied access to their lawyers and other private" visitors. Baader, 33; Mlss Ensslin, 36. and Raspe, 32, were sentenced to life imprisonment in April tor bombings in 1972 ln which. four U.S. soldier$ were killed. Baader's co-founder of the Baader-Meinhof gang, 41-year- old Ulrike M&lnhof, ban1ed (See SUICIDE, Pa1eAJ) • Coas t We ather Night and morning tow clouds and fog with .basy afternoon sunshine through Wednesday. Lowa toni1ht in 80s. High. Wednesday 70. INSIDE TODAY W hfle mwnitJI erocMI In IUb- urbfa, lttdiono com"'unftW• / lgh t I ~01' with Dfl''mJltU: roll11. See Page 86. Ia•e x AtY:i::.=-Al ......... ••m• ll a '""""''..._ L. M, ••'41 Al Allll L.lllllln ................... c:a1.....,. _.. .. ...._..., .. Cl•litl.. DM ......... """ c-1c, ca or.._ c:..y c.......,.. a...,.. ...................... ·~ ..... ~ ....... ,..._. __ CM n..een .,..._ CM....., ..,....._ a...,.._ , . A.2 DAILY PILOT l/SC TueSday, October 18, 1tn Oentente Ba.s"le Realtor Fights EvictiOn Order By ANNE-COOPER Ol t• o.lly "'"'St.ff A San Clemente realtor, who charges that the city has sus- pended due process to evict ber from her pierslde office, ts to be served a court order to vacate the city-owned premises within t lOdays. p._t Bryant, a partner in White Water ReaJty, said her attorney Js attempting to 1et a restraining order to allow her to stay in the Dffice at60'1 Ave. Victoria. The real est.ate omce is one or ttiree condemned buildings scheduled for demolition this month as part of the city's re. development of the bowl area. adjacent to lbe municipal pier. The other two buildings, a residence al 601 and a ham· burger s tand .al 613 will be ·burned to the eround on Thurs· E',....P qe AJ SURVEY •.• election fails are year-round school, double sessions and use or the Cederal Ziggurat building in Laguna Niguel, IC it's available. Other alternatives include use of outdoor space or tents for classrooms. increasing the size of classes and elimination of hi&h schooHransportation. Results of the survey would be available to trustees early in December, prior to the Dec. 17 deadline for calling a March bond and stale aid or lease- purcttase election. Capistrano school enrollment is expected to Increase by nearly 10,000 new students in the next five years, said Truman Benedict, deputy superintendent. School capacity will be exc~eded this year, besald. The purpose of the survey ls to enable the school board to establish whether thel'e Is a com- munity-wide trend to support one student housln1 alternative over another. said board president Ted Kopp. Cy~list Hort ~~~-............ __ ~ In A-Ocident A Lagtma Beach motorcycle rider suffered a bruiled hip early thk morning when bla motorcy- cle apparently skidded In a pud- dle on Coast Klahway. Police said Clayton Joel Corcoran, 25, of 1895 Hillcrest # .Drive dumped his bike near Ocean and South Coast Highway shortly alter2 a.m. Corcoran was treated by COU.O· , ty paramedics and t.Nansferred to South Coast Community Hospital where be was treated and later released. Dana Students 'Haunt' House The Dana Hills High School drama department ia hosting gueatl in a genulne haunted house Oct. 30 from 7 to 10 p.m . al the school. Cost to mix a monis t the tobllns is $1, «ccordingtochairman Wen- dy Jones, wilb tbe proceeds going -----4Uw..&.rd lhe a.caool 's annual musical production. The high school ls located at 33333 Street of the Golden Lantern in Dana Point. Order Up held WASmNGTON <AP> -The U .s. Supreme Court let stand Monday a lower court's order directing New York City ofriclals to take specific steps alpied at limiting motor vehicle traffic and Improving air quality In Manhattan. CHlANOI! COAIT LISC DAILY PILOT day by firemen participating in a city-sponsored training pro· gram. "We're trying to save the tax- payers some money, .. said Capt. Gary Carmichael or the fire de- partment. "The contractor ls coming to clear the area next week. If the real estate building isn't vacant, he'll have to come back -it doubles the expense.'' Mrs. Bryant said she bas paid rent on the buildlng through Nov. I and wants to stay unUI she has found another suitable location for her office. "They a r e n 't going to landscape for 90 days anyway," Jthe said. "I've come to see that this is the way the city operates, however. Each individual is a burn an being, but wtien these in· dividuals get together the effect can be devastating ... Mrs. Bryant satd the city hns put roadblocks if!' the way of her relocation erro~ This conten- tion is disputed by City Manager Gerald Weeks, who said a city. paid relocation assistance offi cer tried for three weeks to help Mrs. Bryant find anotberofrice. "He showed her eight or 10 locations," Weeks said. "The four s he liked were zoned res- idential. She wanted us to re- zone them just for her, and we . can't do that. "What it COl'lleS down to is she has 1~000 square reel of otrke s pace in beachfront property with a white water view, for which she is paying Sloo a month," he said. "I can't really blame her for trying to bang on to it. .. Jewish Family S11ing Over . . Claim of Bias A Beverly Hills Camily who claim they were denied a lease on a plot of land because they are Jews sued the Dana Strand Beach and Tennis Club Monday for ~300.000 in damaees. Jacques C .• MitJi M., Judy Michelle and Steven Lewis SopkinJ:lalmiD tb41k Loi An&eles County Superior Court lawsuit that the alleged discrimination was made under the pretense ol their beina denied membership in the Dana Point club. It Is alleged that the Sopkins made numerous attempts between Augus t , 1974 and January, 1975 to lease land owned by the club. The Chandler.S h e rm a n Corporation of Newport Beach. which operates the club, is named as co-defendant. Other co-defendants named include:· club officers and directors Donald Haskell, D.T . Daniel, Clifford Halstead, F . Daniel Frost. J.H. Risbeberger and Otis Chandler. E'rOM P a g e A l MOULTON. • the Art Colony manage to get into town every summer. But McDowell said the city mtghl be looking at acquisition of the remainder or the 70·acre Meadows site, adding that another roadway would then be nece!S . Co uncilwo man Phyllis Sweeney also d~agreed with the concept of a back road to the site, saying visitors could use Nyes Place to get to the park. "We are going to have to negotiate with AUso Viejo Cor a purchase price and other con· siderations," she s aid. "It's absolutely the last chance for us to get that area." "They may be very generous, and then again they may not be," she said. Councilmen agreed planning the park in phases would be \he best method, adding that tennis courts and softball n elds would probably be priority items. Other pOSslbiUtiea include hlk· ing tra~. a tot lot and potential future use of the larger parcel as a golf course. Nuclear Foe~ Rap Solons SACRAMENTO CAP> -An an. ti-nuclear eroup ls accusing legislators who are now attack· Ing the st.ate nuclear power plant laws of fronting for the public uUUties. David Pesonen, chairman ot the Californians for Nuclear Safeguards, issued a statement Monday in response to an opinion from the legislature's lawyer, who saJd the laws are unconsUtu lion at. ,,. Pesonen had helped write Prop. 15, the nuclear power plant. initiative that was defeot-~d by the voters in June 1976 Whalers Blasted CROSBY FAMILY -Members and rel- atives of the Bing Crosby family are shown at .his funeral se r vices in Los Angeles today. Seated, from left, ~re widow Kathryn Crosby, son Nathanial, ,.,, ........... da ughter Mary Frances, sons Harry and Dennis and sister Mary Rose Pool. Stand- ing include son Gary (center) and brother Bob (right). Freeway -Widening ~ In Clemente OK'd A permit ror the $20 million widening or the San Diego Freeway through San Clemente was approved Monday by the Sout h Coast Region al Zone Conservation Commission. Commissioners meeting in Huntington Beach City Council chambers voted unanimously to allow CalTrans to proceed with the job, estimated to take two to three years with funds now budgeted. No timetable h as been established, however , for the start of construction along the stretch lying roughly between San Mateo Creek and Camino de Estrella. Questions raised in late Sep· tember led commissioners to de· lay their vote. These Included : -Pos.slble increased air_pollu· tion. ~ -The project's cutting a pro- posed state park In half. -Disturbance and perhaps d estruction of an Indian archcologlcal artifact site. -Possible forced realignment of Los Crislianitos Road on the M a r in es' a dj ac'ent C amp Pendleton property. Representatives of CalTrans, the M arlne Corps, and the State Department of Parks and Rec rea.tion met rece11tly, however. and apparently hashed out the answers. The Orange County Board of Supervisors had already worked out some of the problems sur· Free. Vaccine At Hospital South Coast Commun ity Hospital is oCCerlng free flu Im· munizaUoo s hots to senior citizens four days this fall. Citizens SS years of age or older are eligtble for the nu clinic pro. gum. The. vaccine js_ fo Hong Kong and Victoria strain viruses. Flu clinic dates at the hospital are Oct. 25 from 8 lo 11 a .m.; Oct. 26from 3to6p.m.; Nov. lfrom8 to 11 a.m. and Nov. 3 from 3 to 6 p.m. Hospital auxiliary volun- teers will register participants in the lobby. For more informa- tion, cuJI 499·1311. Pair Arrested ln Burglary A 20·year-old Los Angeles man and his 18-year -old female com · panion were arrested in San Clemente early today after a woman told police someone was trying lo break into a south San Clemente apartment. Lee Robinson and Wanda Dillamar were belng heid in the San ClerMhte Jilli today on suspi- cion of burglary and attempted burglary. a police spokesman said. Ball was set at St0.000 each. T he two were apprehended after a woman called to alert police to an attempted break-in at 3206 Calle Del Commerclo, the spokesman said. Pumpkin Drawing Laguna Beach High School's freshman cla.ss ls ralslng fW'lds for class programs by holding a eumpkln drawing Oct. Z6 . rickets for the prise-a 77·pound pumpkin-are avallable from freshmen student.., at JO cents a ticket or three tickets tor 25 cent4. The drawtnr will be on cam pus at noon Oct. 26. ' rounding the park, archeolog1cal site and the freeway widening's impaclon them. Marine Corps officials also dropped any objections when it was established their base road won "l be realigned. San Clemente Homewoners As· sociation m e mbers h ad ex· pressed strong concerns about air pollution, but its president. Howard Mushett. told com- missioners they s upport the widening now. He did express concern about CalTrans plans for keeping air pollution levels down and also questioned how they will main· tain minimum noise and incon· venience during the project. CalTrans spokeal'(lan John Burris said the project will not create air polluUoo. Wldeninc ot the treacherous section Is expected to reduce tramc accidents, say officials, who logeed 169 in that elfhl·mile stretch in two years. #o E'ro• r-.e A l BUTZ ... German airline, said one other passenger was hospitalized "Jn a state or collapse." But most of the hostages left Mogadishu this morning for h ome, Radio Somalia reported. Pope Paul VI offered himself as a hostage Monday "if It would be of use" In winnln1 rreedom for the Lufthansa passengers. President Carter congratulat- ed Germ an leaders for the "courage or their decision" to end the 412·day hijacking without giving In to the hijackers' de. mands. Japanese Justice Minister Mitsuo Seloyama, whose govern· ment met the demands of Japanese hijackers two weeks ago, said the West German ac- tion "showed bow to prevent hi- jacking." Eighty hostages arrived in Franlffurt Coday. The stic ol~ remained in Mogadis hu, ap. parcntly because they were una. ble lo t ravel, a Lufth ansa spokesman said. 'Most ot the hostages were Germans, but two Americans were reported among them. They were Christine M . San- tiago, 44, of Santee, Calif., and her 5.year-old son, Leo. Mrs. Sanllago has a heart condition. The s urviving hijacker, the lone woman in the Arabic· speaking gang, remained In a Mogadishu hospital, oUlcials said . The identities and naUonallUea of the terrorists remained In doubt. But Somali InformaUon Minister Abduqaldlr Salad In· dicated that the three bodies were be1na sent to Germany. The hijackers demanded the release Of U ltnprtsoned West German terrorists and two P alestinians in 'J'urklsh jails. along wtth $15 milllon ransom. F.-..PageAJ SUICIDE ..• herself In h4'r Jail cotl during the trial. M l111 Moeller was serving lime for membership In a criminal gang and was also awaiting lrlal on charges that she participated In bombing attacks on the U.S. Army's European headquarters st Heldelberg, on the police head· quarters In Augsburg and on the home o( a federal judge In Karlsruhe F ro• Page Al CROSBY ••• played melodies associated with Crosby's 50-year career. includ· inS?: .. The Bells of st. -Mary's,·· "Galway Bay," "Too-Ra·Loo- Ra· Loo· Ra, That's a n Irish Lullaby,·· "Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams" and "Wait Till the Sun Shines Nellie," wb.icb he· often sang. in duet with his wire. The 01ourners Included a few of Crosby's companions from. show business -Bob llope and his wife, Dolores: Rosemary Clooney, who sang with Btng In his final concerts. and her son by Jose Ferrer, M\guel; comedjan Phil Harris, and Bing's~ sin&er· brother, Bob Crosby. The rest were Crosby"s busi- ness associates, fishing compan· ions and personal friends, ln· clud ine bis secretary, Nancy Briggs; attorney Richard Bergen; producer Basil Grillo; former actor Buster Collier, and butler Alan Fisher. Crosby's sis- ter.-Mary Rose Pool, and Mrs. Crosby's sister, Frances Meyer, also were present. Crosby's six sons, lncludlng 'Gary , Dennis, Philllp, and Lindsay, acted as pallbearers. Burial was In Holy Cross cemetery near Crosby's parents and fi rst wife, Dixie Le~. who died of cancer in 1952. The grave is on a hUlslde over- looking the graves of other fami- ly members, about 150 yarm hi· side the cemetery's entrance. On Monday, 3,000 wonbJpera filled St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York for a Mass in Crosby's memory. Burglar Gets Ring A woman's ring valued by the victim at $1,700 was stolen from her San Juan Capistrano home by an intruder whose method of entry has not been determined. Orange County sheriffs officers said the theft was reported by real estate agent Leslle R. Albright, 36, of 26288 Roundtree Court. She was away from her home al the Ume. It eats plankton, mlnate marine lite strained throup baleen (whalebone> pl~tet. · School Night Set Laguna Beach High School's Back to School Nl8bt be• .. at 1 o'clock tonlpt and lncludn via· It• wtth Instructors and ad- mtnletrators. Refreehmenta wUl be served by the PT A ln tM catet~ria bel)nnlng atSp.m . Two AunUngt.Qn Beach boaters apoti.d a bu11, •lowtn1 and speedy wliclenUlied nylnc obJect about one milt off Sunset Beach late Monday nJght. .G.D. Stephens. an AmlnoU oil eomp8ft1 a1lneer, aatd the "tremendous round ball ol dim Uaht') naabed about 12 times as it raced Crom Palos Verdes Peninsula overbud towards SanDle1oln about 10secoadlatll:l5 p.m. THE 08J£cr was flnt atahted hr th• skipper o( .Stephens' 28·foot polycraft, Dean 'Jacob9. U .S} Air Fon!e officials at Vandenbers Mlaalle Bue and Naval authoriUea at. Point Mugu said no missiles or elC· perlmental aircraft were In the alr ai that time. And military officials said no UFO'a wet. plc:ke« up *l their radar screens. STEPHENS aald Jerry McCord. 1 HunUnaton leach resident, first ~potltd tho object. McCord dld not tell Stephens of the UFO until It wu al1M1\ overheld. Step.h~s said he heard no sound but that of bl1 vt11tl'1 englnt!l. The Ul-'O appeared to be aoartJ\I at a yery hl1h altitude, he noted. . • ,. Orange (joast · EDITION T oday's ~losing N.Y.Stoeks VOL. 70, NO. 291, .C SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A TUESDAY OCTOBER 18, 1977 N TEN CENTS EomDiando Force W elcom.ed as Heroes tire German people." Interior Minister Werner Maibofer told about 80 members of the com· mando squad as they arrived at the Bonn-CQlocne airport. in the t>redawn darkness at Somalia s Mogadishu airport, the commandos stormed the hi·. jacked Lufthansa 737 through RESCUE FIRST FOR CRACK UNIT--A3 The scene at Frankfurt Jn. they wereunabie to travel. captors: "Release your prisoner ternatlonal Airport was quieter Jn the flurry or developments. and realize that the road toter· as 80 haggard and s omber there was no word on the fate ol roris m la the road to self• hostages stepped of( a Lufthansa Hanns Martin Schleyer, the destructioo." jet to embrace relatives and hold Germanindustriallstkidnapedin The rai<J on Mogadishu con· a memorial service for their Cologne Sept. 5. His ki'dnapers eluded a hijack drama tbat pilot, Juergen Schumann. He vo-,ved to kill him Sunday unless began when four heavily armed BONN, West Germany (AP> - West German commandos and the blJai:k host.aces they rescued flew home to emotional welcomes \Oday as the covem· menl 8DDOWlced a bizarre sequel to the five-day drama, the sqtclde ot three terrorists whose freedom the hijackers de- manded. )\ brass band played the na- lional anthem and hundreds of Germans appla1.1ded from the airport terminal. Wives and awMtbeaN ruabed to bug the re· turning heroes • was murdered by the hijackers the hijackers' deman~s were terroristscommandeerecl_aLuft- emergency exits, rescued all 86 the morning before the raid. met. hansa flight with 91 4board over hostages aboard and killed three Airline orficials said six Announcing the Mogadishu the French Riviera and ordered hijackers. The fourth, a woman, rescued hostages remained at raid early today, a Bonn It on a six-stop, 6,000-milo .. We are proud or you. We thank yo0 in the name of the en-A,ctlng with surgical precision was seriously wounded. Mogadishu, apparently b«ause spokesmen addressed Schleyer's jo\U'neythatended atSomalia. * * * * *· * * * * * * * Bijftck. F ail~e LeadS to Suieide· * * * * . * * CROSBY FAMILY -Members and rel· atives of the Bing Crosby family are shown at bis funeral services in Los Angeles today. Seated, from left, are widow Kathry n Crosby, son Nathanial~ daughter Mary Frances, sons Harry and Dennis and sister Mary Rose Pool. Stand· ing include son Gary (center) and brother Bob <right). Croshy l:.aid to Rest 35 Frierub~ Relati~s Pay Last Tribute t.os ANGELES (AP> -Bing Crosby was burled in a mi.sty hillside cemetery today after a s~ple church service that began wAh the stnins.. of such Crosby hi~ as ''The Bells or St. Mary's" and "Too-Ra-Loo-Ra-Loo·Ral. Tflat's an Irish Lullaby." The Mass ot the &esurrection 'Y(U held in J)!'edawn darkness to avoid a cn.L'!h of rans seeking tO pay Jatst tribute to one or the worfd""s mos amous en-ier· talners, who died of a heart al· tM:k Friday in Spain at age 73. About 35 relatives and as- sociates, including Crosby's cloee friend Bob Hope, attended tbe 6 a .m. service in a small W~hBuyer Gets Hu· Money Bae~ Enrique Gutierrei will get back the $88 be paid for an $8 watch at a Costa Mesa police auction, but other auction buyers were given a waming Monday . nlll\t. chapel at St. Paul's Roman Catholic Olurch in Westwood. There were no fans outside on the foggy streets. When he lived at Holmby Hills, Crosby worshipped al the Spanish mission-style church. The quiet service the..e was in response to his wlsb for a simple funeral and burial. Crosby's body, resting in an oak casket topped by a blanket of Sonia roses, was buried near a stone grotto in Holy Cross Cemetery beside his parents and first wife, Dixie Lee, who died or cancer in 1952. The roses were the only adorn· ment for the brief graveside ceremony. NB: Council Seeks Building Decrease By 'OANNE REYNOLDS Ol 1119 Oljty ...... $16ff Four of Newport Beach's seven .city councilmen said Monday they want the planning com- missiori to consider cult.Ing the amount ol future building that will be allowed in the city. Meeting with the plannint commission, councilmen also said they want the commission to coordinate future construction in the city with road improvements. aspect to receive secondary {reatment. Mrs. Kuehn called the action "fiscal ir!:-esponslblllty." Commissioners, who have until February to complete the job, had little to say about the coun- cil's orders. However, Planning Commissioner Paul Balalls not- ed that, in his estimation establishment of a coordinated schedule for construction and road improvements without a general plan review, would take at least four to six months. CSee ,OINT, PageA2) .·Freedom Of .. Trio At Issue STUTTGART, West Germany <AP> -Two West German ter· rorists whose freedom was de- manded by the ltijicK'ers of the Lufthansa airliner were ·round dead In their prison cells today. A third died of self-inflicted wounds during the morning, and a fourth was in critical condition after trying to kiJJ herself, the Justice M ~n ist r y o f Bad e n - Wuerttemberg state announc~. The ministry said Andreas Baader, leader of the Baader- Meinhof gang of terrorists, and his mistress Gudrun Ensslin, "took their lives in their cells in the early morning hours. ' The first announcement said two other Baader-Meinhof mem- bers, Jan-Car l Ras pe and Jrmgard Moeller_ "also attempt· ed suicide" and were in critical condition. But lat.er in the morn- ing, the nttnl,itry announced that RaspedJed. The four led the list of 11 t.eT· rorlsts ln West German prisons whose freedom was demanded by the kidnapers of industriallst Hanns Martip Schleyer and by the £our hijackers or the West German airliner Thursday. The hijacking ended in East Africa early today with a West German commando raid at the airport In Moeadishu, Somalia, in which three hijackers ~re killed, the fourth was seriously wounded and the 86 surviving hostages were rescued. Schleyer, who was kidnaped Sept. 5 by an arm of the Baader· Meinhof gang called the Red Army Faction, ls still missing. His kidnapers threatened again ARGUS HAS BECOME Sl,000 UAllUTY TO SCOUTS Law Prwentl Ctiarterlng To RalH Punda Por Repalra to kill him unless their demands G •fi ~ Sc were met by last Sunday, but • t to ' ea o' uts nothing further has been heard ., , from them. The Baden Wuerttembe rg Justice Ministry announced that Be L • b •1 •t Baader a nd Ra s pe s hot comes ia l I y themselves, Miss Ensslin hanged , herself and Miss Moeller cut her · wrist. T he 68-foot, square-rigged There was no explanation of ketch Argus, given lo the how the men er~-able to-get-Newport.Bruach ~ Scout bue 7 .65mm p istols. Sin ce a n seven ye~rs ago, hasl>ecome ~emergency anti-terrorist decree an $8,000 habilily for the scouts, was issued several weeks ago, partially because of an old they have been denied access to their lawyers and other privat~ YMCA Plans Class visitors. Baader, 33; Miss Ensslin, 36. and Raspe, 32, were sentenced to On Skiing Fitness life imprisonment in April for bombings in 1972 in which four U.S. soldiers were kllled. Baader's co-founder or the Baader-Meinhof gang, 41-year· old Ulrike Melnhor, hanged herself ln her jail cell during the trial. M lss Moeller was serving Ume for membership in a criminal gang and was also awaiting trial on charges that she participated in,..bombing attacks on the U.S. Army's European headquarters at HeldelbeTK. The Orange Coast YMCA is banking on a good ski season and is otrering local residents a "Get Fit to Ski" class. The classes begin tonight at 7 o'clock at the Y, 2300 Onlvenity D'rive. Newport Beach. Sessions will be held every Tuesday and Thursday to give skiers· ex· ercises tor their cardio·vascular systems and stretching exercises for their muscles and joints. For further Information, contact the Y at 642-9990. . maritlmetawalmedatprotediftl AmericanshJpbullders. Accordin1 'o Phil Bevins, spotl!smm for U..Sea Soou*a .. the $8,009 is needed lo pay .the cost of insurance and ~ent re. pairs required by the U.S. Coast Guard. Bevins said the scouts toWd probably keep the ship operaUnc in the black if they were able to charter her out. But they are prevented from doing so because the ArJUS wu built in Norway. Tbe Jaw says that no ship may be used for coastal commerce-unless it baa <SeeSCOUTS, Page Al) Weather "They know what an auction is all about," warned M'ayor •Norma Hertioe at a city council meeting. "I don't want to set a precedent." Neither suggestion came with specific suggestions as to how much density ought to be lowered or how much road work is to be required for future development. The orders were issued at the end or a three-Mur joint session held to give the commission and city stalf members instructions on exacUy what an upcoming general plan review ls supposed to accomplish. Sehool NobOdy Wants? Night and momini low clouds and roe with buy afternoon s unshine through Wednesday. Lows ton ight Jn 80s. High Wednesday 70. Gutierrez, a 53-year·old waiter, boUgbt w'lat be thought was a valuable Ome1a watch last month at a police auction. He later learned it was a cheap Imitation. Mrs. Hertzog and other council members agreed to a refund Monday after Gutterrez told them he was not allowed to inspect the watch befor~hand. Commented Councilman Dom Raciti, a jeweler: ''The cusomer lsn 't aalislled. Glve hlm hls money_~ck and for1et il." . ,... Witb Mayor Milan Dostal and Councilman Don Mcinnis absent and over the objections of Coun· cilman Lucille Kuehn, the coun· cil members in attendance or- dered a review of plans for the city's undeveloped land in light of propoffd density, traffic and environmental impact. A staff proposaJ to include an analysis of the revenue general· ing and cost inducing aspects or those development plans was grudgingly included by coun· cUmen '!Yho sald they wanted that ContTOvers ial McNally High Needs a Home By JACKIE HYMAN Of IM O.lly Pl ... Staff Is·McNally High School a place where turned-off students get turned on to learning. or a hold- ing tank for teenage rebels? The Newport-Mesa school dis· trlct's alternative or continua· lion school has become the focus of controversy, as district of- ficials have discussed selling lt.s current site at 19th Street and Newport Boulevard in Costa Mesa. The problem Is where to re- locate lhe high school. McNally • Memlwrs of the Cit~ Aduilory Commtutt, a~td to recommend a nno die for McNolly Continuation School, art ~l.ottd to meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock In the conference room at dtrtrlct ofJkes, 1601 16th St. Newport lhach. seems to be the school nobody wants . Wh y? ·'I think there are lots or rea· son9'," sald Carolyn Hansen, a parent wbose child attends Monte Vista Elementary School. Monte Vial-ia one of three Two Wttkr ago, committte mtm- beTr vottd down a proporol to leovt McNaUy on Ur current dtt btl a 1.f margin. Theit are upected to COl'I· sider moving the achool to WU.on , Whittier or Monte Vbta rchooU tonight. schools (the others are WhitUer and Wilson) t.hal mlaht be cloeed due lo declining enrollment. It has been proposed that McNally be moved to whlchevv school is vacated. "A lot of people feel that.ti\.• (See SCHOO~ Page A1) I NSiDE TOD-' Y W Mt...,.,.,,, noct.• tit ruf>. urbia, Indiana commioti~t fight /ear wtth opemmuc rally. SeePage86. · •••ex AtY-Wwk• A'...,__. ............... Q .......... .... &.,M ... .,. ...... .......... ...._, ... ....... CM"""6a ..... ...._.. ,. .... Clalllfl.. OMlle._....._. c-M• ca 0r .... c-y <-w9" ca~ .. -1=-":'$ cS ~ ".'CH...._ ' ca..,......,. ' .: ' A.2 DAIL y PILOT N Tuesd!y.October 18. 1977 County OKs . Move By KATHY CLANCY Ol Ule OMty l'llel '4•" Oranie County Air port of- ficials may proceed with plans to relocate an air freight terminal without first preparing an en· vironme ntal impact report (EIR), county planning com· missioners qreed Monday. The commission unanimously denied an appeal from Newport Beach city officials who argued an EIR is necessary because the •relocallon may Increase air rfrelgbt Ol' aviatif:>n activity. : The commission 'a action ,pieaos airport officials can pre· pare a rental agreement permit· ... ting Hughes Airwest and Air Calilornia to move their air freight facillty from a hangar to temporary buildings to be placed in a parking area. Sutb a rental agreement would have to be appc:oved by county supervisors before taking effect. Dennis Sundstrom. county m anager of environment al services, contended the reloca- tion is not an expansion but a temporary move planned chiefly for safety reasons. Airport Manager Robert Bresnahan explained that until 1971 the freJght operation had been located in the main airport terminal. It was moved temporarily to a hangar. Bresnahan continued, because airport otrlclaJs expect· ed a new terminal would be built by 1974. Airport improvements have been delayed in recent years awaiting completion or an EIR needed before supervisors decide on the future of all airport opera- tions. Sundstrom said the EI R prob- ably would b& PFesented lo plan.- n ing commissioners in about three months. Bresnahan said the exist ing freight-operation requires cargo· ~wport, B•atlagto• ........ Cities in Dispute =··Over Power Plant By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of ... C>.ily ...... $1.ttf Newport Beach city coun· cilmen don't think the Southem California Edison Company. ought to be allowed to build an addition to Its Huntington Beach power plant. The mayor of Huntington Beacb.thi.oks bl.s-neigbbora ouabt to~lnd their own business. any · complaints in Huntington Reacti and am therefore s ur· prised to hear or complaints in Newport Beach. "Jn my opinion, this is a local issue. In as much as we do not make recommendations regard· ing your Back Bay, I believe it is inappropriate tor you lo com· ment.on tbe power planL in llunl· Ington Beae.h. ·~ carrying trucks to travel across the airport's busiest area and there already have been three ac- cld ents between trucks and planes. In addition. he said, the freight acllvlty creates congestion in the hangar area and makes access by emergency vehicles difficult. The a ppeal s ubmitted by Newport Beach City Attorney Dennis O'Neil said the relocation will have an impact on parking and traffic circulation in the airport area. In addition, he argued, return· ing the hangar to other airport use c9uld inc rease aviation operations with accompanying impacts on noise, air quality and fuel consumption. O'Neil said oHlcials of the Federal Aviation Admin4stration ar e not r equiring the relocation of the ex.isling facility to meet their regulations, and FAA ruJes could be met by spending rar less lo improve the hangar area. His appeal said the relocation relates to plans ''for expanded air. freight operations and/or ex- panded aviation use in general." But Sundstrom, in a report "lo the commission. said the in- crease in freight handling is not related to the facility itself but on the capacity of commercial aircr aft to carry freight. In addition, converting the hangar back to aircraft use, he continued, wouJd only provide s tor age space for two more planes and "will be insignificant relative lo the total number of aircraft using the airport ."' Bresnahan said the p0rtable air freight buildings, to be in· ·stalled at the airlines' expense, will r emove 55 rental parking spac.es but bave no other .,net im· pact on parking at the airport. Mc NALLY TEACHER JEAN MANFEDI (upper left) LEADS SESSION Conformity la One Subject That lan't Required at Continuation F ,....Pflfle AI SCHOOL NOBODY WANTS. • • · real estate values will drop," Mrs Hansen said. Other concerns she cited were increased traffi c. the effect or un- supervised teenagers before and alter classes, the effect ot the dis· trict's evening school (which cur· rently uses McNally facilities > and "the unknown." "We have nothing against the children ," Mrs. Hansen Hid. "We just don't feel a continuation school belongs in any Creslden- lial > neighborhood." Other parents have used . stronger language at meetings with school offlclals. Several termed the -McM'aJty students . . "social misfits." that most have committed status "Tbat'-9" not fair beeause lM!y offenses suc:b as running away ,aren't.'' s'aict McNally Principal from home or beinC truant from Jack Coleman who bas beacled sc~~~cly:e la very, ve.1...1.,... the schooHor nine years. ~ c~ He estimated that about 40 per· ly a prob em,•• be said. cent of the students at ¥cNally Smokln1 cigarette• is chose to attend it and about. 60 permitted ca campus, although it percent. were transferred by is discouraged. Use of illeial their schools. About 340 student.a dru•• Is caue tor contacttna attend McNally. There are about parents ~ oo secoad oflemee 9,SOO bilh school students iD the fo\Soremxpu)se_}~:..studentae-reued •district. ua W'l:J ... Reasons students switch to tbelr own feellnss a bout McNally include desire to work llcNally. at a Job whlcb'is permitled bytb& uu•a a lot moreopea ud ... school's nexible scbedule~ a wish altuatlon than my otbe= to a1Cend~sm1llt d111es -an . .school," a.id 8eda a.J.&..1 average of 17 students as opposed who wanted to drop <Mil of 'The dispute between the two Sities cot startecHwo weeks ago when Newport's MaYor Milan Dostal ~ a letter to the state Energy Resouttes Conserv•Uon and Development Commission opposing lurther construction at the.fossil fuel-bumine plant. Licensing -R~gained? to 30 or more in other hi&b last year. schools -and unhappiness wttb ••1 dkln't want to come lM1ft at convenUonal teaching met.hods. first.•· sbe said ... I •as el'Jia&. Students are also transferred. My mom dr•Ued me here.·· at the request of their oritlnal But the friendlloesa of the stair high school primarily because of and studenta won ber over. ''TM The letter was lbe product of a clty council discussion. Newport councilmen agreed that air pollu- tion Crom the Huntington Beach plant already causes problems in Newport Beach. In lbe letter, Doslal said ex· · pansion of the plant would only increase the air pollution .,P.!'.Ob-leins and woula rurther dePfete tJM nadon's dwindling energy re-. ICIUl'ft9. •oncl11, the Newport council got a letter from Ron PaWnson, HunUngtoo Beach's mayciJ ---- Re said lhe commission bad sent. him a copy or Dost.al's letter a11d be took issue with what it said. u 1 do not agree with you that fossU fuel plants of tbls ·type should be opposed," the letter read. "ln add1Uon, J am sure Hunt- ington Beach residents are ar. reeled most by whatever air pollution ts produced by the plant. certainly those in the soutbest part of our city more than those ln the City of Newport Beach. "However, 1 am not aware ol 'IlllS IUNDIT :A RK4L HOOD MILWAUKEE (AP) -A rob- ber weu b1i a piHownse over his bead managed to carry out a betst at a Northwest 6id e sandwich shop even though he neglected to cut eye holes ln the , plllowcase. • _The man, armed with a knife, had to llft the pillowcase OC· casionally to see what was hap- pening, officials said, but . • escaped on Coot Monday night wltb two paper bags conl~lning • an undlaclosed amount of money. DAILY PILOT ·-... -,.-... -~·- '-' •• c.irtPt Vitt PHllclt ... -0.-.. -.-.,,__.. ...... '"'' .. ~ ............... ,,_._...., ... 0...11.~ ................ AUllUMMtNltMt ..... H Plmu to Raise Fairview Standarda By JACKIE HYMAN Oll .. o.llf l'l!Ot St•ll State health officials met today with supervisors and staff mem- bers at Fairview Hospital in Cost~ Mesa to develop a plan for regaining the hospital's certiCica· Uon. A total of Sl.S million in monthly Medi-Cal payments were cut ol! lut month by the federal government lo Fairview, Napa, Pacific and Agnews stale bospltals aft.er a s tate JicensinJ team reporU!d health and,-6afely violations. The state is currently provid· lng the lost money while seeking to bring the hospitals up to licens· ing standards. Dr. WUliam (<eating, associate deputy director ot the slate Department. of He'1th. explained today that until two years .ago, state hospitals were not required lo meet the same licens ing stan· dards as private faciUll.es. When state law changed that. numerous violations were found, many having to do with staffing. organization and procedures. State Health Deputy Director Rnymond Procuni er told Fairview staff today that he wants a specific plan for correct· ing violations. firm deadlines and a list or which hos pital personnel are responsible Cor ~orr~tions. Dalfy .. _ ,, ... - 'IT'S NOT CHRISTMAS' State HHtth'• Procunler ''It's very important to me that the package I give the governor is foolproof." he said at the beginning of lhe all-day m~tl~g. Some problems. Procunier said, can only be dealt with on a e 10 Inmates Sta -t.::r----- J ail Disturbance Ten Orange County J ail prfsoners h a d additio na l criminal charges added to their dossiers Monday Cor their aJ • leged participation in a riot that featured the breaking of windows and toilets. J ail officers said the dis· lurbance centered in the heavily populated Module F where pieces or broken toilets were hurled at the security windows. Deputies called to the scene said prisoners told them the riot was being staged as a sympathy gesture for women prisoners who burned nearly 40 mattresses m their section of the jail three days previously. Orrtcers said the. 10 prisoners booked on charges of destroying jail property told them they thought disciplinary measures enacted in the wake or the Attacks Launched MANAGUA, Nicaragua <AP) -~ftist Sandinista guerrillas. thought to have suffered a serious blow when their two top leaders were killed last year. have launched a new wave of at· tacks they claim will 0 flnl1h" the right-wing government of P&esi· d,111 Anastasio Somon Oebayle. The !ales~ attacks killed al leut tour soldiers and wounded lS othera. wom en 's outbreak were too severe. These measures included loss of te levis ion viewing priv ileges and loss ot other privileges, said jail spokesmen. Fro• Page A I SCO UT S ••• an American-made hull. Thal means the numerous charter requests the scouts re· ceive for the Argus have lo be turned down. "It would be OK If we were go- ing lo load her with cargo and . sail to China,'' said Bevins. The ship is one of two square riggers operated by scouts in the U.S. The other, kept in Florida, has an American-made hull and is self s upporting. Bevins said plans are being laid now .to start a tundraislng campaign for the Argus, bul the campaign won't be lauoched un· tll the close ot the current United Way solicitation. . "Scoutin g In this county benefits a great deal from United Way and we don't want to do anything to jeopardiie that cam· paign," Bevins said. "But iC someone were to walk in here with a check, we sure wouldn'ttu.rn them away." The scouts acqul~ the Argus In 1970 and since then have used het for thoirown programs. long·term basis -ll, for exam· pie, private rooms are s maller than the government specific&· lions of 100 sq~are Ceet. Other situations c an 'b e changed quickly, s uch as the m el hod or k eeping h ospital records and the n«*l to "3dd two pharmacists to the Fa irview staff. In additiclft to atate health of •• ficials and Fairview staff, the meeting was attended by mem- bers of the licensing team, who answered questions as to what changes would bring the hospital up to their requirements. • 'll 's not Christmas." warned Procunier, saying he will only add the minimum number of ad· ditlonal staff members needed. "What It really bolls down to when I come away from here is I will have a package for how the people of Fairview can meeJ. licensing standards." Fair vie w Admlnlatralive Director Francis J . Crlnella. who . was out of town this week attend· Ing a state program on labor re· lations, said earlier he hopes the hospital will be recertified on a retroactive basts, permitting the' state to recover lost money. ,.,....PflfleAJ JOINT •.. Commission Chairm an Jackie Heather concluded the meeting by -noting that -wh.t-the ~ mission Is asked lo do ls, ··Prepare for the impossible; pray for the best, and fight for what's reasonable." The meeting was an outgrowth o f the year-long cam paign h eaded by Councilman Paul Ryckolf to h ave a building moratorium imposed on the city while city officials come up with a means of providing for better traffic c:irculatlon. The moratorium was headed orr lasl month when councllmen decided to do a comprehensive revlew of the generaJ plan. The review was prompted In part by a pledge from majol' develope1'3 that no major projects would be brought to the city for a#pproval while the review ls In progress. The qu·estion of how to solve the city's traffic problems was re· duced at times Monday lo a chicken·and-the-e11 debate over whether the problem should be solved by building all the roads in the city's master plan or by lowering densities or future de· velopments, thus creatlng less add itional trafflc on existing roads. Three ot the councltmen who voted together Monday -Trudi Rogers, Ray Williams and Ryckorr -lndicated they beUevc c ompletion ot the road mas ter plan was Lhe wrong w to solve the problem. ''I think we ou&ht to focu11 In on the lmage or this community as a quamy residenUal place Cor one and two-(amlly units," said Mrs. Rogers in supporting the idea that there shouJd be less buUdln& In the future and not ncceasarUy more roads. poor attendance records or poor teachers care," B«JI aaid. · -'d ."I waa a·babitual truan• •• s-1~ grades, Coleman s~ • ... - He 'aid 16 teachers. two of Chris, a 16-year-old who admits whom are part.time, and· one Ile spent four mootha lD reform f\lll·time counselor help the aw. school befcn comlnl to JlcNal· dents toward graduation and, In Jy. However, he Nici be DeftC' some cases, college. The only aklpucboolaow. s ubject -lack ins "lor colle1e "Here, lt wasn't Wte blila, preparatiooiaforeJgnJanu.,e. school. It wu Jtke, 'We•n belp Coleman said he bas no you'," beexplalned .. "Everybody statistics on bow many McNaJly get.siovolvedinthisschool. graduatesgotocollege. Jody.15,nJdshilc:&\oMllcNal-, Mc Nally began in the Newport· ly because· "people aren't com· Mesadistrictinl.965aa~clasaat ~tltlye. You 1et to be.u in· Newport Harbor Higb School, d!y~d.ual." . after the slate passed a law re--I ve learned more 10 thi~ quiring such a program in each • school than al an.~ ~I.her sc~ool. bi h school district. said Brenda, 16. l m workmg at ~be program later was shifted my own s peed. At other schools. to Estancia High School, then they say. ·you have t~ have this was established in 1966-67 at tomorrow. So .vou do at. but you McNally School which had been don'treadit." closed because of declining The relaxed attitude at.McNal. enrollment. · l y is import~!"t, Princ~pal Planners foT the school district Coleman said. The ~· it.loa have recommended selling the by some people o( coo( 1ty on more than seven acres on which kids bu caused kids feb:el , McNally now sits and transfer-because that kin~ of conf<>!'maty ring the continuation program to does not meet the1r needs as peo- another elementary school that. pie . . will be closed because ol declln-··u they could eliminate the Ing enrollment. continuation high school and still •·My recommendation is that meot the needs of the kids u we McNally School s tay ri&ht where are doing here, I would be matt It ls "commented Alvin Pinkley. happy.·• a f~rmer Costa Mesa city coun· The issue of what to do aboQt cil man and member of a school M cN ally may be on the agenda at. board advisory council. the next school board m"tln& at He suggest.ed selUng the front 7:30 p.m. Od. 25 in Costa Mesa tour acres of land and moving the City Council Chambers, Dr. school onto the back portion. Nicoll said. "I think any place lbe commit· He added, "I simply would like tee decides to put the McNally to echo the principal of the school Continuation School, they're go· who has invited peopJe who are ing to run into a hornet's nest," e xpressing concern about he said. McNally to call bJm and go see Tmreconomlcn5flhe silUatioo ror-lheinselves ralftef ~an rety:- go against Pinkley's suggestion. log on hearslY." The cost of relocating McNally A businessman who once Into an elementary school would f eared the school, Norbert be about $500 000 accordina to Balsam, sald be was plealfl\tlY Newport-Mesa S~pertntendent s urprised after his Balsam's John Nicoll. The cost or fixing up Contemporary Furniture moved qu arters on the present s ite next door to McNally. would be $750 000 plus the 10&t "When we nioved In heee. 1 price of about ihre'e acres of land was scared to()," he said. "You -possibly another $750,000, Dr. hear so m~ lhlne~ an~ it's not Nicoll figures. true. They ro very nice kids and 1 In most cases concerninc tax don 'l think anybody should be money resident.a seem to favor afraid of\hem. cutting costs. But in the case ol "They cave me a lo,t of help McNally, sentiment is runnihg when I moved ln and Ive n~r the other way; Are homeowners' bad any problems with them. fears jwstified? "I think t.here is something to th e concern ~out property values," Pinkley said, pointing out that prospective home buyers may balk at setUing near an allernaUve high school. But there's a more emotional factor Involved, Principal Coleman..nld after attending som e meetings wtth residents. Many seem to fear the studenta themselves . Dr. Nicoll said he h11 tried to check out. some of these con· cem s. He asked the police de- partoumt. If there is any evidence or hJgher drug use at McNally than there Is at other high achoola in the district. Tho answ~r he aot was no. Studenl8 m~· attend morning or evening classes, which permits them to hold Jobs. The district's evenln1 school ls a separate entity that. Or. Nicoll itald, probably will not move to the samoschool as McNally. About 17 per-cent of McNally etudents ..... on probatlon. Prin· c_lpal Coleman said, but added Heathe r to B ead League P~g Jackie Heather, cbaJrman ~ the Newport Beach Planlllns Commission, has been elect.eel president of the Planntnr Department of tbe Callfomla ~ague ol Cities. Mrs. Heat.her, who haa served ·on the NewPol'\ Beach eom· mtsalon slnce June, lf7!.t. was elected to the statewide 011tce at the state leap's annual conwn· Uon in San Fr1ncl1co. Suspect Arrested LOS ANGELES CAP> -An 18·yeer.old San Fernando ftlan has be~n arrested in connecUon wlt.h the weekend lbefl of thrte Chevrolet.s from a Newball euto dealcrahlp, shtrltrs deputies said today. Jerry Oomu_ was booked Monday ror lnvutlcaUon or auto theft. t.be depuUos said. Saddlebae k · EDITION VOL. 70, NO. 291, 4 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES a ORANGE COUNTY, CAUF=ORNIA -TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1977 Afternoon N.Y. Stoeigj TEN CEN~S, _ .. Hostages Freed; 3 Hijackers ·Killed ' l BONN, West Germany <AP) -A West German commando rorce came home in triumph from East Africa today after a blitz raid on a hijacked Lufthansa airliner in which the commandos rescued all 86 surviving hostages and killed three of the four hijackers. Oflicials said the specially trained Border Guard Group 9 flew back to Cologne. * * * After the failure of the hijack· ing was announced, three irt\: prisoned West German terrorists whose rreedom,~e hijackers de·. manded committed suicipe. A rourth t.errorist on the list also tried to kill herself and was in critical condition. The Entebbe-style rescue operation early today al Mogadishu, the capital of * Som alia, provide d "a very serious lesson for some people around the world on how to deal with terrorism," said a West German go vernment spokesman. Under cover of darkness, the raiders blasted open emergency exits over both wings of the twin· jet airliner. They poured into the passenger cabin hurling "blind· * * * ing" grenades that stun with a flash of light and loud bang but emit no shrapnel. They found that the hijackers rigged the inside of the plane with explosives and p oured gasoline over the ait;le carpeting. The passengers bad been strapped into their seats with safety belts. The hijackers apparenUy did * * * not have enough time to fgnlte the gasoline or detonate the ex- plosives. "There was some shoot- ing .•• There was no panic. The passengers wer~ evacuated as fast as possible by sliding down inflated slides from the emerg4'0· cy exits.•• a Luftbi'oa a spokesman said. A Somali go~ernment * * '* spokesman said two hijackers were kUled inside the plane and the third waa wounded and died in a hosoital. Somali officials said nine passengers and one commando were slightly iJ:Uured in the 1().. minute raid and the terroristwho survived, a woman, was badly wounded. Lufthansa, the West <BeeBLlft, Pace AZ) * * * BijaCk' * *( .. Failure Leads· -to Suicide I ltwors Bug Ber Woman Freed Of Death Rap A woman who told arresting of· ricers that she shot her husband five times because he constantly abused her was cleared of murder charges Monday in Orange County Superior Court. . Several jurors in Judge J ames 0 . Perez's courtroom hugged and kissed Evelyn Louise Ware, 3(), or Tustin, immediately after they reached their verdict. 1'hey had been asked by the I prosecution to find Mrs. Ware guilty of first degree murder for the killing last Dec. 20 of Eugene Ware, 30, who was found dead in a Tustin apartment. Officers said Ware was shot -twice in the back of the head and t'h.fee times in the chest. They s aid Mrs. Ware readily admitted the shooting but told them it was in selr defense. Testimony during the trial in· dicated that Mrs. Ware divorced he r husband six year s ago because he abused her physiclal· ly and sexually throughout their marriage. She testified that she moved in again with her husband because of his constant pleadings and because she felt their young daughter should grow up with both parents. Officers said Mrs. Ware told them she emptied the gun al her husband because she had gone through "a night or hell " in which he repeatedly beat her. I Future, Building I . · Outn..,.IJered hut llndaunted Freedom Of .Trio . " .At Issue STUTl'GART, West Germany <AP) -Two West German ter· roriats whose freedom was de-- manded by the hijackers ot tbe-Lulthama aidiner were founcl dead in their prison cells today. A thlrd died ol self.infilcted wounds durlng the morning, and a fourth was ln critical coodilion after trying to kill herself, the Just.ice Ministry of Baden- Wuerttemberg stale announced. The ministry said Andreas Baader, leader of the Baader- Melnbof gang of terrorists, and his mistress Gudrun Ensslln, . "took their lives in their cells in· the early morning hours." The first announcement said two olber Baader-Meinhof mem· bers , Jan-Carl Raspe and Irmgard Moeller, "also attempt- ed suicide" and were i.n critical condition. But later in the "'°""' ing, the ministry announced that Rupe died. . The four led the list of U ter.. r rorbts in West German prisons whose freedom was demanded by the k:idnapen of industrialist Hanns Martin Scbleyer ud by ·Top Board Agenda Saddleback Valley school trustees will look al the future of their building program during a special study session at 8 p.m. Wednesday. s ite with common field and service facilities. Pixie 16-month-old Nicole Dube seems not at a ll apprehensive about upcoming Halla._ween ghouls and goblins since she took ~mmand of this army of Great Pumpkins at the Irvine Ranch Farmers Market on Myford Road. On the contrary, s he seems to think the month of All Souls Eve is the season to be jolly. the four hijackers of the West German airliner Thursday. The bijackiftl ended in East Africa early today with a West German commando raid at the airport in Mo1adisbu, Somalia, in which three hijackers •ere k,illed, the fourth was seriously wounded' and the 86 surviving hostages were rescued. Representatives. of six architecturaJ firms currently working on projects for the dis· trict are expected lo discuss dlf· ferent ways of using existing facilities, decr~ing future site needs and cutting energy costs. Trustees have expressed con· eern about building costs and the possibility or being left with emp- ty schools wben srowth in the area slops. They asked that the agenda for their regular meeting be as brief as possible so they will have the thne to talk with the architects. The business meeting will begin T-y.m., hour earlier than usual. Robert Ferguson, director or planning and development for the school district, safd the study session may also be. considered preparation for the spring when trustees are expected to call a bond election. He said the architects may dis· cuss puWng elementary and in· ~rmediate schools on the same Otl)er alteroaUves which may be brought up, he said , are the construction of schools next to par~ sites which can be used as a play field and designing schools so they can be converted to ~tar . heating when it is fina'ftctally feasible. The all.year school also may be discussed. (SeeAGENDA, Page AZ) New Appliances Taken in Viejo Brand new appliances and hardware with a total value of more than $10,000 have been t.olen from.a construction..siJ& in.. Mission Viejo. Orange County sheriff's of· ricers said microwave .ovens, trash compactots and 92 boxes of building hardware were stolen from the site at Turf and Uve Oak streets. The stolen property was about to be installed in homes being built in the area by South Coast Community Development of Mission Viejo. Board Backs School Area . Survey Plans A s.ur-Vey of Capistrano Unified Sctaool District 1'e$1dents, asking how the dJstrict should cope with fast·growing student enrollment.. won the support of the school board Monday. ·7JllS B.4NDIT :A RE.4L HOOD MILWAUKEE <AP) -A rob-ber wearing a pillowcase over his head managed lo carry out a heis t at a North west Side sandwich shop even though he neglected to cut eye holes ln the plllow~ase. Tbe man, rmed with a knife, J had to lift the pillowcase OC· casionally to see what was hap- pen in g, officials said, but escaped on foot Monday night with two paper bags containing an undisclosed amount of money. Trustees voted 6·0 (with trustee Edward Westber g absent > to ci rculate a question· naire-among pa.l'efll& Gt-schoo·1--- chlldren. The'-same form will a ls o be published i n area newspapers. so that residents who do not have school children can express their opinions. The questionnaire asks: -Whether the respondent favors a bond and state aid or a lease.purcahse election or both in March, 1978, lo raise money to build new schools. • Frienih Attend Qr!iet, Simplf! _Crosby Rites ·10 Inmates Stage Jail Disturbance -Which of six alternatives for easing classroom overcrowding. would be favored in the event a March election fails to raise school construction funds. -Whether the school district s hould ask the cities of San Cl e mente and Slln Juan Capistrano to require developers to provide free school sites LOS ANGELES (AP) -Bing Crosby's relatives and close friends gathered in the predawn chill today for final services in the maMer he wanted -simple and private. _ About 35 people crowded into the tlny chapel or .~t. Paul's R-0man Cathol!c Church in sub- urban Westwood, where the singer worshippeod when he lived in nearby Holm by Hllls. Ten Orange County Jail prisoners had additional 'c1lminal charges added lo their dossiers Monday for their al· leged participation in a riot that featu.red the breaking of windows and toilets. Jail officers said the dis· turbance centered in the heavily populated Module F where pteces of broken toilets were hurled at the security windows. Deputies called to the scene 11ld prtsooen told them the riot 1'8S being staged as a sympathy gesture for women prisoners who b'"1led nearly 40 mattresses in their section pf the jail three days previously... 1 Offic~ said the 10 prisoners booked on charges or destroying Jail property told them they thought dlsciplJnary measures en-acted in the wake ot the •omen's outbreak were too aevere. These measUTes included L loss or television viewing privileges and loss ot other privileges, said jail spokesmen. or buildings. .ir. mong alternatives proposed for housing students if the March (See SURVEY, Page AZ) }Skiers' Break lf.nited: 'No Snow, No Pay' DENVER (AP) -Skiers: If Nature forsakes you, United Airlines says it won 't. United president Bob McBride says if skiers a.F· rive in the Denver area and find less than half the ski lifts operating because of poor skiing condition~. the · airline will fly lhem home -Cree. The proposal s till must be approved by the Civil Aeronautics Board, and the panel is expected to act before ski season s tarts late next month. Many of last year's frustrated skiers would have· been eligible for the free flights because of a drought that left the slopes nearly snowless. l Crosby's body lay in an open oak casket which was adorned by a single spray of red roses. Mourners heard the Rev. Ell· wood Kieser intone the anclenl •ritual. Maury Foladare, Crosby's publicist for 31 years, said the 6 a.m. mass was chosen because the mortician agreed that the body was properly embalmed in Spain for immediate burial. The early hour eflminatcd what Crosby did not want -a clamorous Hollywood funeral. There were no fans on the quiet side street south of the UCLA camf)us. Kathryn Grant Crosby entered the chapel briskly, 20 minu(es before the rites, followed by her children -Harry, 19, Nathaniel, 15, and Mary Frances, 17. Befor~ the Maas or the Re11ur- rection was said, an organ sQnly (See CROSBY, Paie A2) Coast Man Hit, Dragged By Pickup Scbleyer, who was kidnaped Sept. 5 by an arm of the Baader· Melnhof gang called the Red Army Faction, ls still missing. His kidnapers threatened •lain to kill him unless theit demands were met by last Sunday. but A Sunset Beach man.ls report. nothing further bu been beard ed in serious condition today at from them. UC Irvine Medical Center after The Baden Wuerttemberg being dragged arouncl a parking Justice Mlnistty announced ~at lot and run over by a pickup B a a de r and Ras Pe shot truck in Westminster early to-themselves, Miss Ensslln banged day. police reported. herself and Miss Moeller cut her David Okane, 25, was t~at.ed wrist. by paramedjcs for possible in· There was 'DO explanation oC tttna.Lil:Uutie.Lancl O\lllle-'2\lS_ how the men were able to get cuts over most of bis body at the 7.6~m irtnols. -shrc-e----- scene of the incident at 700 emergency anti-terrorist decree Garden Grove Blvd. at about2:30 was issued several weeks ago, a.m. they have been denied access to Three men in a four wheel their lawyers and other private drive pickup truck reportedly visitors. became involved in a fight with Baader, 33; Miss Enulln, 36, Okane in the Smokey Stover's and Rupe, 32, were sentenced to night club parking lot after clos· life Imprisonment in April for Ing time, police said. bombings in 11m in which four The unidenUfied driver of the U.S. soldlerswerekllled. truck apparently grat;bed Baader's co-founder of the Okane, circled the Jot wltb th Baader-MeinhoC gang, 41·Yelll'· victim and then ran over hlm, old Ulrike Meinhof, han1ed police said. herself in "er JaJl cell durinc the Westminster police said they trial. are still searching for the three men inside the late model silver vehicle whi ch was used to attack Okane. Sub Seeking Radioactivity SAN FRANCISCO CAP) - Scientists aboard a small re· search submarine set. out. lo scour the Pacific Ocean floor near a radioactive waste dumpsite to gauge the extent of contamination from leaking drums. The sub planned to leave late Monday for the Farallones Islands, about 30 miles west of here, to recover two or the so.ooo containers dumped between 1946 and 1965 at depths ot 3,000 and 6.000Ceet. lt was fJnt established that som~ of the druma ._ere leakinc in preUmbtary aurveys by the EPA Jn 1974 and 1975. • , Coast ,.. Weather Night ud momlni low clouds and foe with hazy afternoon iunshlne through Wednesday. Lowt tonight in 601. High Wednesday 70. INSIDE TODAY W hlle HreftitJt m>de1 fft 1ttb· urbkl, lrdona communitN• fight fear With opUmuUc roll If. See Page 86. l••ex · ··"'-~ A1 ---·~ ......... a.-1111..-Li. • ..,. M Mii~ ---· .... = c.l"-1• ~ , .. =:.. ca~~~ u a a a .. M M a•••• ca E,,.._ oa.. ....... Al ...... .,., ....... P91t M ......... ~ ..... 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Arter the Mass, Mrs. Crosby ~ft the chapel, followed in single Ole by Crosby's seven children. · f)tber mourners followed and a .: 1 apo~orc'ade proceeded to the 1raveslte in the ~aldwin Hills '~ ereaoftutverCity. • -The moumeris included a few of Crosby's companions from· show business :... Bob Hope and Jltl wife", DolOTes; Rosemary Clooney, who sang With Bing in ·his final concerts, and her son by Jose-Ferrer, Miguel; comedian _,:Phil Hanis, and Bing's slnger- br2!ber, Bob Crosby. 'l'he rest were Crosby's busi· ness associates, fishing compan· ions and personal friends, ln· e lu!1ing his secretary, Nancy Briggs ; attorney Richard Bergen; producer Basil GriUo: former actor Buster Collier and builer Alan FJsher. Crosby'; sis· -ter-. Mary Re>se Pool, and Mrs. Crosby's sister, Frances Meyer, also were present. Crosby's six sons, including 'Gary, Dennis, Phillip, and Lindsay, acted as pallbearers. llurial was in Holy Cross hemetery. near Crosby's parents and first wife, Dixie Lee, wl*> died of cancer in 1952. The grave ls on a hillside over· "1oO"Killf the graves:-ofotbeL""famt. ly members, about 150 yards ln· slde the cemetery's entrance. On Monday. 3,000 worshlpers filled St. Patrick's Cathedral in 'New Yorkifor a Mass in Cro!by's memory. Watch Buyer ~Hia Money Back o.lly flllM ._..., ...... ~ar·s HGT CHRISTMAS' State Health'• Procunler Fairview Standards Raised? By JACKIE HYMAN Ol t .. o.lly f'll9t SI.tit State health officials met today with supervisors and staff mem- bers at Fairview ffospltal in Costa Mesa to develop a plan fQr t'egaining the hospital's ce.rtlfica· lion. A total of St.s mllUon in monthly .Med!·Cal~ payments were cut offJast moo\h by tbe federal government to Fairview. "'"apa, Pacific and Agnews state hospitals after a state licensing team reported health and safety violations. __ l'_be sta~ is currently provid· ing tbe klst mOiley"wltlle seeking to bring the 00.,pitals up to licens· Ing sta.ndards. Dr. William Keating, associate deputy director of the state Department.of He'1th, explained today that until two years ago, state hosplt.als were not required to meet the same licensing stan· dards as prtvate facilities. fWhen state law @anged that, numerous violaUon1 were found, many having to d<> with staffing, organization and procedures. State Health Deputy Director Raymond· Procunier told Fairview staff today that he wants a specific plan for correct: ing violations. firm deadlines and a list of which hospital personnel are responsible for corrections. Enrique ulierret will get back the $88 he paid for an $8 watch at a Coata Mesa police auction, but ~ 1 other auction buy~rs were given a warning Monday night. "lt'a very lmportant to me that " the package I give the aovernor is foolproof," he said at \he beginn.ing of the all·day meeting. Some proble ms, Procunier said, can only be dealt with on a long.term basis -if, tor exam· pie, private rooms are smaller than the eovemment s pecific•· lions of lOOsquare feet. "They know what an auction is all about," warned Mayor Norma Hertzog at a city council meeting'. "I don't w~t lo set a precedent." GuUerret, a 53-year·old waiter. bought what be thought--was a valuable Omega watch last month at a police· aucUoh. He ·later learne4 it waa a cheap imitation. Mrs-. Hertzog and other council members agreed to. a refund Monday after Gutierrez told thetn be was not allowed to Inspect the watch beforehand. Commented CouncUman Dorn Raciti, a jeweler: "The cusomer isn't satisfied. Give him his money ~ack and forget it." Other. s lluatlona can b e changed quickly, such as the method or keeping hospital records and the need to add two pharmacists to the Fairview staH. In addition to state health-Of· Cicials and Fairview staff, the meeting was attended by mem· bers of the licensing team, who answered questions as to what changes would bring the hospital up to their requirements. · "It's not Christmas,·· warned Procunier. saying he wUl only add the minimum number of ad· dltlonaJ staff members needed. "What it really boita down to when I come away from here Is r will have a package for how the By TOM BARLEY who will not be eligible for parole 011i. r>Mfr ~ ... o...,, unUI he has served seven years of Two young"men accused on ar· his Ute sentence. m or ning for home. Radlo Somalia reported. rest of killing four people during Neitl>er defendant appeared to a lO·day period in which they be disturbed by the sentence com milted a number of ermed __).landed out to Thomas or the sen· robberies and .bur1larlea offered tence promised to Titch. They were arrested Feb. 4 in Victorville after a car they com- mandeered during their lo.day crime spree broke down. • Pope Paul ·VI ottered hlmaelf u a hostqe Moiaday "it it WOUid be of use" in winning freedom tw the Lufthansa pusensen. guilty pleas Mon.day in Orange Both :vouths grinped and County Superior Court. whispered together throughout Judge James K. Turner ac· the court proceedings and often cepted the pleas of Mark Wayne s miled, winked and waved to Titch, 18, and Brett Thomas, 18, membe.rs of their families in the both of Anaheim, and canceled courtroom. the jury selection process scheduled for bis courtroom. ArresUng-officers sald they found the weapons used by both men ln the four killings and :string of armed robber{ea inside the ~ehicle. The four murders of which Ute two were accused on arrest were listed in court Mooday. They in· eluded: . Thomas asked for immediate sentencing and was ordered to spend life in. prison after he ad· mitted using the gun that killed three of pair's four victims. Obscenity Issue Titch then pleaded guilty to two counts of first degree murder, Jcidnaping for robbery. five armed robberies and three burglaries .. Santa Ana Theate.r He will be sentenced by Judge Turner aft.er he undergoes a 30· day evaluation program which will be ~onducted by the California Youth Authority. He will be-returned to Judge Turner 's courtroom Nov-. 18. To Get ~Jury Trial Judge Turner told Titch that the evaluation process was necessary because the defendant was only 17 at the Ume of the crimes to which he pleaded autlty. But the judge solemnly prom- ised Titch that he could expect the same treatment as Thomas An Orange County Superior Court judge ruled today that de· fense lawyers will have the jury trial they demand in the trial of a theater chain accused of showing obscene movies at its Santa Ana movie house. Judge Lester Van Tatenbove ruled after a week ot hearincs on the issue that the jury will decide the issues of obscenity. public nuisance and damages in what is expected to be a four-week trial. Prosecution lawyers argued Plea Bargaining? Cella-Evans Bid \ OD Venue ·Delayed A decision on the locations in which Dr. Louis J. CeUa Jr. and tor mer hospital administrator· Stephen Robert Evans, wlll be trled was delayed Monday wbUe taw)'.ers for both men dlscuaaed ,POSSible plea bargaining with the prosecution. But lawyers for both aides re· fused to dl!cuu the poeslbillty that. Cella, 52, or Evans, 32, will offer a plea to .amended charges lief ore Orange .County Super1or Court Judge H. Warren Knight. Judge Knight waited most of the afternoon whtle the two de- fendants and lawyers huddled In bargaining sessions and then de· \ayed further action in the case until Thursday. It was learned during the negotiations that the Judicial Council haa selected possible sites for the trials or botb men if they decide Thursday thaL they wish to go to \t"tal. · F,....PageAl SURVEY ••. Cella and Evana, as matters stand. would~ tried sepaulely outside Orange County on 12'7 felony counts· contained ln a Grand Jury indictment.. It is alleged that they were In· volved in repeated ads of fraud \hat cost two hospitals controlled by Cella as secretary·trea$urer an estimated $2 million in funds. Bo(h men wel'e c9nvicted on related charges 15 months ago in Los AlJiiele.s Federal CollH.. Cella is free on appeal from a (Ive.year federal prison term while E vans , lhe former ad· 'mlnlstrator of Mercy General Hospital, Santa Ana, awaits ap· pellate action on bis one year prison sentence. Jewish Family Suing Over Oaim of Bias A Beverly Hllls ra mlly who claim they were denied a lease on a plot of land because they are Jews sued the Dana Strand election tails are year·round Beach and Tennis Club Monday school, double sessions and use of for $300,000 in damages. the federal Ziggurat building In Jacques c., Mitzi M., Judy Laguna Niguel. if it's available. Michelle and Steven Lewis durint the hearing that it was not necessary to call 1 jury trial and that Juctie Van Tatenhove ahould rule on the issuea. · Jury selection will begin Wednesday. -The selected jury will view movies recently shown at the Mit.chell Bros. Honer Plaza theater and decide if they Call within the definition of obscenity. Lawyers for the city said they also intend to include i1' their cou-rtroom evidence a number of s till photographs depicting scenes from'movJes shown at the theater between October of 1975 and March of 1977. They claim that the pJiOto- grapbs will prove that at least 48 movies shown during that 18- month period are obscene, without redeeming social value and in violation or the city's anti· obscenltyordinance. Lawyers Cor defendants James and Artie Mitchell argue that the city ordinan~ is unconsUtut.ional and that any closure or the HOiler Plaza theater would amount to denial of free speech. Oil Wella Con/Uct? WASHINGTON CAP' - The Senate Enern Com· m ittee t <rld Energ y Secretary James R . Schlesinger today to sell bjs indirect investment in 90 oil and gas wells within nine months to avojd any conflict of interest.a. Schlesinger disclosed to the commiUee that he and his wife hold 2,100 shares. worth about "4.000, in the California based Newhall Land and Farming Co., which he said operates the wells. The company is based in Valencia. Most of it.s hold· ing1 are ln that state's Sacramento Valley, but it also hu holdin11 in Texas and Louislana, acco.rdin1 to an £nergy Department. spokes man. Man Charged In Burglaries Other alternatives lnclude use Sopkln claim in their Los Angeles or outdoor space or tents for County Superior Court lawsuit classrooms. increasing the site that the alleged discrimination of classes and elimination or high was made under the pretense of LOS ANGELES (AP > - President Carter congratulat. ed German leaders for the "couraae of thelr decision" to , end the •~-day hijackinl without giving in to the hijackers• d.&- mands. Japa9~se Jusdce Minister Mitsuo Setoyama, whoee •overD· ment met the demand• of Japane1e hljackm two 'wMka ago, aafd the We1t German ac· ' tloo "showed how t6 a>revent hi· jackin1." · · Eiebty holtaaea arrived in .Frankfurt today. The s~ others remained in Mogadialiu, ap- -pa'l'entJy because th9.were una. ble to travel, a Luttbanaa spokesman said. Most of the bosta1e1 were Germans, bat two Aiwi..-1c .... were reportti(l amon1 them. They were Ctiiis~e -M. S•· • tJago, "44, of Santee, Calif .• and ber ,.year-old aon, Leo. Mrs. Santiago has a heart condition. The surv1.· 'dnf_bijack~.the Jone woman in the :Araoac: - speaking gang, remained in a Mogadishu hospital. officials said. The identities and nationallU~ of the terrorists remained in doubt. But Somali lnlorniation Minister Abd\jqaldir Salad in· dicated that the tbree bodies were being sent to Germany. The titjacken demanded the release of 11 imprisoned West German terrorists and two Palestinians in Turkish jails, along wit.11$15 million ransom. * * * U.S. Reveals Speci~· Force For Terrorist& W ASHJNGTON CAP> -A s:peeial-force ol Amerieao U'oopt and equipment from each brancb . of the artned services haa been assembled and t.rained to cope with terrorist inc4denta, the Pen· tag on said today. <Related story -PageA3) A statement-1lcknowtedging the existence of such a for~e was made in response to qt.te21tiona after a West German commando unit staged a raid on-a hijacked airliner in East Africa and rescued all 86 surviving hostaies while killing three of the four bi· Jackers. Tbe Pentaaoo statement said the U.S. force has conducted training exercises. A Defense Department spokesman declJned to answer a,ny quest1on1 about th• American force, aucb aa •ben tt was formed or how man1 mtm· bers have been trained. Be aaicl any disclosures might com- promise the effectlvenesa ol.tbe- group. ~ The W~t German unit known aa the Border Guard Grout» I commando strike force. •as Ht up alter the 1972 Munich Olympic massacre. The Pent .. goo statement Hid the U.S. force la ''.Dot or1anind nor cont.rOlled under the Federal Republic of Germany concept, u we understand lt." -r----:--;-:-s----J,,-..,r..,.OW1-riP•----11---4p,eople of Fairview can meet -.. C' ... ' ICeMtngstimt~ . school transportation. their being denied membership Bur~larf charges have been fil«i Results of the survey would be in the Dana Polntclub. :~r8,,'J°\.i: .~ahn telaccused . of a.v.ailahle to-1.J:uslee_s_urly.Jn.. It ls alleged that the ~~e_ae': ar;,,, ... 'L'!~ ~ .rooms of at December, prior to the Dec. 17 -ma<f"e1Hl1'nTI"'oUs at\e mpu~~-;~-~r~arti.ci· IAle_Y..egu_Night_._ I :AGENDA •.• Each of the archJtectural finna r-Allen and Miller, Davis· . ,Duhaime Assoclates, Flewelling and Moody, Let B. Kline, Inc .. Knowles and La Bonte, and • Porter·Jensen-Hansen-Manzagol -submitted a written report on . the! alternatives to trustees in June. , , 4. The meeting wlU be held in the district olflces at ~31 Diseno Drive, Mission VleJo. ORANGI COAST .. DAILY PILOT 111.-m11.-"'".._., .... ,.,.,,.,,., vic...,..J::.-.:.: .. ._ ,_ .. IC_ l!dl ... ~·"·""-"""""''"' EdhGt ~ C!Nflttlf.W.. ltl(.""""·- """'"'" 11\a•~ttftt ••ton a.ctdleb.Cll Vlllft Olfle. tm• I.A ...... .., 411 l<WI ~""" ..... 0tt10 .. ~,f.:,'!'::i.!~,m==: .... d , ....,....,. 6toc11, ., .. GIW<w•r;r, """' T.tepllon• (Tt4)6Q.4321 0Hllfl.cl Uvenletng Ma-6171 ._.v.,...,-~ Nt~10 ''°"' "'° Clt-4tMIOO ~ .... , l't1! Ot• .... c: ... ,. """"'"' .... C.0-=· 1119 ... :'/, !ltflttM 111~1'"'~· t1i1!10tl•I r.~;:.,;;, •• ~::..,~· , ••• ~,;~; ~~~:,.~~~ ~' -·--·· S.<•"8 (IU \ MOier. •Old 01 CMll ""'"· C•l11o•ftl1 •11t1u• •II•• •• ,.,,,., u 10 11\0Ml\ltl ...... 11 M .10 -Wyi l!!'t'l•ry .... HNI ~U.IO-~IF. Fairview Administrative Director Francis J. Crhtell6.who was out of town this weekattend· ing a stale program on labor re· lations, said earlier he hopes the hospital will be recertified on a retroactive basis, permitting the stato to recover lost money. Nominations Close LOS ANGELES CAP> -City Councilman Emant Bernardi has been nomlnated by a member of the county Board of Supervisors to succeed recently retired Phllip Watson as county assessor. deadline for calling a March betwe.~n Augus t , 1974 and ~an~ or a ~Uce ~hlel-a conven· bond and state aid or lease· January, 1975 to lease land t 00ffie~4::,.poh~deSA8lddMonday. purchase election. owned by the club. c.., • ., ~ai n rew ·Doyle, Capistrano school enrollment The Ch and I er.She rm an 26• a transt~nt, was ln custody is expected to increase by nearly Corporation or Newport Beach, bfollowi Ing hts weeke°'-d arrest 10.000. new students tn the next which ope.rates the club, is ere n connecUon wltn aeveral five year s, sa id Trum a n named as co-defendant. Other burglaries Oct. 4 It the lntema· Benedict. deputy superintendent. co-defendants named include: ~~ft:' t~soc~tion of Chieta or School capacity will be exceeded c lub officers and directors Do:le ~nve onled f this year, he said. Donald Haskell, D.T . Daniel, h 5 su.spec o ent.ertns The purpose of the survey ts to Cli rrord Halstead, F . Daniel 1 e rooms of Morrl1town, N.J . enable the school board to Frost , J.H. Risheberger andOtls t~!~e C~lefNLJonC~radford; establish whether there is a com· Chandler. Carar:.0 tc; V ·11 JeNf John munlty.wtde trend to support one . · ng a ey, . .J. Jn. student housing alternative over vestigator Melissa Pierce and another, said board president Cattle Brand ~hlef Thomas Slmpaon, no Ted Kopp. .ometown given. Moves to Viejo The RanchoVlejoJr. Woman's Club will holt a Lu Ve1aa nlcht Friday from a to 12 p.m., at the Montanoso RecreaUon Center. 25800 Montanoso Drive In Ylallon .vlejo. Refreshmeftta will be served and prises lnciudinl a road trip for two to Las Vegas wlU be awarded. Tickets are $7,'° per couple and are available by catl· ing Mrs. Nellie Pletfra at 511·••. or they CJD be P'U'Chased at U.t door. San Juan Planner Killed in Accident Lecture Set For El Toro Just as they left an Impression on Orange County history, the early pioneers• were known ln their time for lhe impressions they made on the hides of their cattle. 'IJidl' Soan 'Over HB Coat -' . . .. San Juan Capl!trano planning .commlsaloner Phyllis Sbainman died Monday in New York City from injuri~s sustained Jn an automobile crash. She was 39. Mrs. Shainman was in New York with her husband, Barry, corporate sales manager for KEZV radio station, when the ac· cidcnl occurred. Her husband suetered deep bruises, but sur· vlved the crash. The accident occu1Ted whU• the couple were traveUni to tbe airport jn a taxi. The taxi re- portedly went out of control In the rain. striking a highway center dlvlcl er and careening· tnto a bridge abutment. Mrs. Shain man, • native ot New Jcl'ftey, had lived In San Ju:tn since 1968. She was active ' • in several civic organtiaUons ln· eluding San Juan Beautiful, the local Historical Society and Town Hall Association. · She had served on the city planntng comft'llssion since August, 1975, She also was chairman of the city's Archltec· tural Board ol Revi4W. She held a masters degree and a doctorate Jn American ChtlUia· · tlon from the Unlveralty of Pennsylvania. Funeral arrangements ll'e pendln1 return of the body from New York City. Mrs. Shainman la survived b)' he r mother, Mrs . Natalte Thomfson Mitchell; her-brother; Panie P. Mitchell; hor husband, Barry; and children Mark, 7, and Meredith, 8, All of San Juan Cnplls.ano. Historic county cattle brands and tiheo.pte behind them will · be disc sed Sunday by Orange Count ecorder Wylie Carlyle at a ng of the Saddleback Area Historical Society. The session will take place at 3 p.m . in the community room of People's Federal Savings ln Ef Toro. Carlyle, who hu been ln c:oun- ty government for more than 40 years, has compiled the facta and stories surroundlnt the practice of branding cattle, which has been done since the early Spllnlshdnys. The c:punty recorder Is past president of \he Orange County Hi~orlca\ Soeiety. J Two HunUnaton Beach boaten spotted a bu1e, 1lowln1 and speedy wlidentltltd fiylnc object about one mil• orr Sunset Beach late Monda.y ntiiht. G.D. Stephens, an Amtnoil oll compaft1 eqfn"r, Hicl the "tremendous round ball of dim U1ht.'' fla•btd about 11 Umes 8* It raced from Palos Verdes Pentnaula ovtrtlead towards San Dleao tn about 10 seeondl at 11 : 15 p. m. THE OB.JECI' WH firRt •l•httd b.v th• skipper Of Stephens' 28·toot polycraft, Dean Jacobi. U.S. Air Force oftictal1' at Vandenbera Jlll.U. Baae and Naval authoriUes at Point Mui\& said no mtaallu or u · perlmen'-l alrcran were in the alr at that time. And mJUi.ry otticials saJd no UFO'• wer• picked up on their radar 1creen1. ' I STEPHENS Uid Jerry McCord, I HunUniton Beech re1tdent, first •Potted the object. McCord clld not tell• Stephens of the UFO until lt wu almoet overhead. Steph~ a-Id he heard no sound but that of hJ1 ves1tl'1 en1inH. The UFO appeared to bt aoUint at a very.high allltude, he n~ted.