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aoor. No !lKB,fi'AY
seen or heard, Witnesaes told
police.
The l>andit, aaid to be in his
mid-twenties, entered the bank'•
front door anC! was reported to
police bJ several nearby ,
merchants, but, by the time
poJice arrived at the ba.Dk, tho
robber had vanished.
Initial reports Monday after· noon indicated the robbery took
place during a delivery of cub
by armored car to the bink .
.But FBI a1ents and bank of· fidal1 refused to discuss details
of the robbery this mOnilfli anCI the ,presence of armqred car
could not be cQtilirmed. However. a cash ~ellvery
would Uptain ""' accemblllcy of the oney bap that the rob-
ber scOOped 'Up so qulckl)'.
No one was injured In tbe
hOJdup. pot.lee said.
Witnesses further described
the fUnman as Cauculan
weanng a dark blue iactet 'and
lig_ht blue ~ts.
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State Brace
W.alkii in Bala
Nixon Back Home,
Flees Rep(;)rters
LOS ANGELES lAP> -Walk·
inr in the rain to avoid re-
porters, former President Nixon
slipped back iato seclusion after
his first visit lo the nation's
capital in 3~'l years.
Nixon spent barely 48 hours in
W ohington. where he paid
tribute to the Jate Hubert Hwzr
phrey on Sunday. He did not
speak to reporters before or
41fter the ceremony • .beld at..Uae
Capitol. ·
Nixon ?'e5igned Aug. 9, 1974,
amid the burgeoning Waterga.14
&candal. ·
T.be United Airlm.e. jetliner
earryfJJI Nixon and 161 people
landed in Los Angeles Monday
in rain, but Nlxon left tbe plane
by a ladder exit rather than 10
tllrou1h an enclosed ramp into
the terminal bulldlq wbef9 r-.
porters and photo1raphera
waited.
Nixon's black limousine
whisked him away even bdore
all other passengen bad disem-barked.
George Strait. an ABC re-
porter on the Nixon fil&bt to Los
An1eles, quoted Nixon as aa~
Hur»ph.rey wu J,,1t .. political op.
ponent but personal friend. 0
Strait Hid Nlxo11• allqw•d phq~o"rapht but declined In·
tervlews 911 th• plane, He quoted
Nixon N aaytni he atayeCI 1n th•
back1round at ttie Wu~ ceme,,.ony becauae "I knew
that'• the way Hubert would
have y,uted it. Any worda
ahoWd t>. •P9kea J>y the prea-ident:: •• I woUldli't want anyone
Rrehardlll
In Come'liiiCk
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LBICESTER, Engl d <AP>-
A froup eornmltted to 1cr1Pin1
the tamlsb from the name of tbe
man reputed to be Brtt.atn•a m
villainous tins, Rtcbard 111, has
won permi11lon to put up hla
atue IA tbls Midland.I city.
Sbekespeare. in bis plar l\lcbard JU, portrayed tbe
hunchbacked ruler u a moaster: c-ar11d with numerous murctera
Sncludlnf thOse of two tplincely mats smothered in the Tower Of
.LOndon.
tiThe Rlchard 111 Socleb'. claims
the klnc'• r ~utaUon ~u de·
llberately b1 Cle necl by bl& sue·
cea1ora and tt hopes tho statue
II helpclcanaehlsnam •
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ollco and FBI officials con·
ltnued their manhunt today ror a
skl·ma5ked bandit who held up a
lluntinaton Beach bank Monday
afternoon and fled with
$C4,130.8S lh eight money bags. .
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the daredevil had done "Ir·
reparable Wm" to tho system
which alloWI prisoners to work
at jobs by day and retum Jail ·
at ni1ht.
Rafeedle declined to revoke
Knievel'• three-year probaUon
and, accusln1 the district at·
torney's office of "a classic case
of buck passinJ." refused to
specifically rule on whether he
technically escaped from Jail
when he $bowed up five hours
late from a furlough Jan. 7.
Rafeedie told the <listrlct at-torney to decide if Jlttgalion was
necessary on the escape ques·
lion, ordered tho county ParOle
Board not to 1rant Krilevel early
Initial reports Monday alter·
noon t.ndicattd the robbery took
place during a delivery or cash
by armored car to the bank.
But FBI aflents and bank of.
flcials refused to discuss aetails
of the robbery this mornin~ and
tbe presence of ar.aiored car could "not cortfirmCd.
Howe~er, a cub delivery
would explatn 'Ith accesslbiUt~
o! th money 6a'5 that lbe ~
bcr 6Cooped Up SO q cldy.
COast Goard
Escorts BOat
release and recommended \hat
the county Probation DeAArt·
ment not retum blm to wor:k
furlou1h. Jn fact. he co~plaUied
that the department should have
taken hlm off the furlou1h ev n sooner.
The judce noted that It was the
county Probation Department -
not he -wlio placed Knievel on
the work·furlou1h pro1ram in
the first place.
"Some of the show-business
s tunts and PR pipe dreams like
iiniAg up limousines In front of
the JaU serve to Inflame the
public and to dlscreclit a pro-
1ram in which thousands of men
(See KNIEVEL, Pace A2)
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ANGRY. • •
acru near South Cout Plaza
are attempCJ.q to away the u.
soclat!OD lnto 1'9Vening It.a ttarid
on a re.IODe initJatlve tbat wllJ
come before Colta Mesa voters
March7.
Approval of tbe tnltlatfve
would •force the developers to
build notbinS but alnate·f al'Zllly
homea on propertl ...
Councilman Jack Hammett
said tbe meeun1a are be! fl Mid
by .. ,peclal inter••t· troupJ, ••
addlnt that the discussions are
an attempt at "aovemment by
abdlcaUon."
nd community deYel pm nt
commlttee.
Jn1tead. the fund• Dl ti
added to a $3Q.OOO 1llc• anocatw
ift>r the r~al of ardlited
ti rrteJ'I tbe llmlt •c~oH ".tC?
publlc billldln&S for habd.icappeG
Costa Meuns.
A proposal to spend bout.
$140,000 of tbe federal f~ to ObtaJJi land for tbe purch se Of a
mobile home park for. IO•·
incom& famiH~ was shifted lnt.o the now $500,000 land acqu!atticm
andrelocationl>t'O&r•m •.
Tbl• does not ellmtnate the
po11ibWt.y that funds uld be
uaed for a mObile h9mlt J>arJr.
The council bas Hked for a
more thorough report on the
f in.uclal a~ts of->the pro·
posal.
Councilmen took separate
votes on each of the aix allot-
ments outllneil ~in the city'
fourth year application "lor
iederal funds. The only opposition c me,
from Councilman Jack Ham·
melt who voted acainst a $10,000
grant to the Oranee Count.Y Fair
Housing Council, a group that
mediates in homeowner versus
tenant dbput.es.
Local committee chairman
Jerome Vandewalle noted that
FromtPagellJ ,
When the developers and
homeowners met last week, they
came close to work.ins out a pro-
poaal to replace apartments wltb a "garden type" office
complex on land east of Bear
Street between the Corona del
Mar Freeway and Sunflower
Avenue.
Such a comproml.le would re-SNO;wr
quire city cowicll approval and . ' ft' • • •
a 1eneral plan amendment AutbortUea mobllbed •olun·
swit.chln& the ~and zoning from a teers with 100 four-wheel drive
medium density to commercial vehleles to reach snow·boUnd deslcnatlon. . t -'..,. __ _.. alf Jll The city bu conalatenUy Oft. mo 0 •utwai-.irur am ea. ,. A spokesman tor Mayor Ruuell
poaed llaht commercial zontnc Ltoyd'lild tbe city ran out of ult
on tbe land eut of Bear Street, early tOday when a 300-ton ship.
and MacFarland said a~ office ment from Kentucky failed to ar-complex would create an en· rlveontlme
tlrely dlfterent picture on that lndlana st.at. pollce attributed en.~T~i~:!~~ld be no Ume ror 8 five traffic f•talltles to the
general plan amendment before haurdous road conditions.
March 7 lelectton day)," said
City Attorney Robert Cam·
pa1na.
Councilwoman Mary
Smallwood said she feared it
might be "ille1al" for the court·
cil to take any action that could
have an effect on tbe reaone ln·
jtiative. C.ml)aJn• asreed that
any changea would hav• to wait
until afttr the elect1on.
Mayor Nonna Herttoi alte> · saJd ahe la "very concerned"
abOut the .. usumpUon that what
they decide will be ac~epted. ••
.. My opinion ts that the de·
velopers can only negotiate on
one item -dens tty," sald
McFarland.
The homeowners and de·
velopen ha\le planned another
meeting Wedrteaday.
D. Alderman
Funeral .. ntc11 will take
plaee Tbund•Y for Detmer V.'
Alderman fJI Col"Gna del Mar, a
former board mem,,er of
Southtr'D C.UfOmla Coll•C• in
CottaMeH.
Mr. Alderman dled Monday at
the a1e ot 17. He bad Uved hi
Corona del Mar forU years. Mr.· Alderman Hrved as
chaplain tor-the Royal• Con:
valtsetnt Home in Santa Aha.'
From Page Al
.
Poliee were geatcbinC f tfie
body ot Ivan Berti'llan. '1, who wu beUeVtd drOwned when bia
pickup truck wu swept elf a
private road on his pr~rt)' tnto
Penuqult.os Creek. Offlcen said Bertman~• wife and children
were able to e-caRe from Ul•
vehicle as ti was wqbed aw~
shortly after mldntgh~
Also mtuf ng wu the unlden·
tlfied occupant ot anOther ttUck
that was hurled Into a wub at a
flooded crostlna on Dairy Mart
Road west of Interstate S near
the )texlcan border. Wltnessea
said they didn't see anyone &et
out or the vehicle, which came to
reat submerged in water about
25.yards downstream. '
For Practice
I Aaca a: • IZV• : Jattlc• · Departmen~ l~n•ra
were ICbedtaled to be~ to-day befOre tbe Supremo c.n ~
the 'Umt.4 states OD belPa al•
lowfltl to maU ~riJe·rAJdl OD newapaper amea. Tb1a ta an
outl'q
.N •• people o•po1e tb• !=~U:~4~ 0 is Peonle aacl:a action wou14' be :• bio. Di r bt to the lutl of treeaom of 7. . thee:: BE. But I'll 10 on Pay HotiDr
record u saytna I 1lmply don't
need 8DJ mere 1urprlH raldl on
my offtce. l've al.read, had mine To HHH !ortheyear. :.I. 4
Juat tbe other day, our ~ .
own maintenance department
pulled • fWPl'lle raid on. my of-fice under. Uae acme tbat the1
had to 1aY • new carpet lD tlMt lJl•ce. They baulecl ·all my pre..
cloua ltull wt lD the newsn>om,. nuas dowli the carp«. and then
hauled ever')'thln1 back lo.
You talk about a dllrupUve blow to freedom of tbepnul
I haven't bem able to f1Dd my
Old Farmer'• Almanac 1ince.
My battery-driven electrical
clown !ace .,en.ell 1barpener
won't wort. The bau.ertee are
miuinr. 1be carpet people also
demonstrated total diare1ard for
my small secUoa of plankine
from Laguna'• old Boardwalk
with the metal patch over the
knothole.
AFTER SUFFE&ING throulh
the trauma ot tbll 1urpriJe raid.
I be1an pc>Mertq today what , might happen if the Justice
Department boy11wept1D here
on a search and seizure mlallcla.
hunting for my claDdesUne col-
lection of photoeraphJ.
It wu ta frightenial t.bou&Jrt. I
pulled ou:t the top drawer of my
desk and bel8D •lltlnJ throuab
the debris to see what the
federal raiders mlgbt f!ifd that
would be incrlmlnatln1
evidence.
Heavens! Rllht over bere in
the comer of the drawer ls this
bif poUUcal button witll the
smWna !ace loold.DI out at me. 1be legend proclilms, "Nlxoo's
The ODe!" Gad. what lf they · to~:~~ ola .~.
Here's a wire ~. dated 1972. of a deceased opoaum ID the
middle of the road in Portland,
Oreion. 1be road crew wu out
puttin1 new white It.ripes oo tbe
road and badn 't bOthered to re-
tnove the body. 'they had just
striped riibt over the deceiled:
TBB l'EDESALS fln4 •that
photo and the)"ll fl~J'mlt'eal
ly ready for the f\lnny farm.
Over here lt ~ printed card
that the lti06 for.me oace 1118·
cested lbOuld be my motto. l
proclaims, "We, the -.willin1.
led bY tb• WlqGilllted, UYe
been cloina e unbelievable tor •o 1oq,'1Wfth '° uwe, that we now'attempt UM tmposatble wlt.h notbln • • ." How embarrQS-
inlf If the raiders uncoveted that.
ST. PAUL. Minn. <AP) -The
people -"l:Us people" -wbo came to Jove Hubert Humpbtey
<'ame to~ tbidJt lut respects at an emotional ~boUr funeral. Teen f~ bill there were also
•miles at tbe mem01'1 of tbe
1enatoJ"1 boundJ ener11 -and1i>eecb.
•'The Jut time tJda consres•· tion bad a aentce thlt lonr,
Hubert himself ••• the preacber," the Rev. Calvin
Didlel'. ~ '!' ~ Hoaae of I INSHORT }
Hope Presbyterian Church, told
the crowd ol 3,000.
"Ob LOrd. live us more of
Hubert's kind to pump 1UiDdl 8hd
dap baddl and slap backl *nCI
kiss bablee and cry a UWe," Hid
Didier at the end of the service.
a.rter'• Too £at~
BATl'IESBURG, Miis. \AP>
-Prealdent Carter ca11.ed tbe
Univeralty of Southern Mt11i11lp-
pi to urge support for the
Panama Canal treatlee Monday,
but tbe call came too late. A
straw vote alread1 bad been
taken, and the president wu on
the loriq side. carter bad arranged to call
during a debMe over the treaties.
part of the "Great Declalon.a" DI·
tloowlde colle1e lecture pro-
gram. He hwe up before the re-
sulta were releaaed;
l'let...,.6-rdfti
TALLAHASSEE; Fla. (AP) -
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elves them hope they
may not spend the rest
of their lives In prison,
their attorneys said
Monda)'..
\
Judie Leo Deeean postponed aentenclne the men Monday. He 1et
Feb. 14 for attorneys to
ar1ue that tbe state'•
mandatory life term
without parole tor kid·
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uaual punbbment •• in this cu~
llor'A...,_..d'
LOS ANGELES <AP>
-Clatmm1 their pro·
fe11lon had been 1lan-
dtred, t,he State Bar
board ol aovernors baa
,asked Gov. Edround G.
It'a pw:zling nd 1om what unsettling to team that FBI
agents l\ave been P.Pkinl around the halls of Sacramento for
mor.e than ix months s kin«. evidence or possible cornip-
Uon amonrlegislators and loboyists.
Puzzlln1, because Uie FBI normally stays well away from state poUtlclans in its crime probes. UnseUling ..
because the names of a number of ~r<>minent legislators
have been loosely bandied about amid allegatiens or vot • buyirlg.
. Ne~ Beach Sen. Denriis Carpenter says he and
Assemblyman Louis Papan of Daly City both were con·
ulted by agenta seeking insight into the operations of the
Leglllature. And both men, as former FBI agents, were 0 fa cinated" by the operation because in their daya the
bureau stayed out of politics.
Apparently the agents are carrying out their in·
vestlgatiou on the basis 61 accusations of corruption by
federal 8nd local grand juries.
But the California LeJislature bas the reputation of
bein& me of tho cleanest 1n the country and it's disturb·
Ing to have the FBI'• fishing expedition drag on for so
lone.
Carpenter and his fellow legislators from both
political parties are fully justified ln requestmg .Ute
bureau to end the suspense and tum off the rumors by
bringin1 the investigation to some sort of a conclusion as
spec#iJY as possible.
~~ace for the Canyon
Residents of rural SUverado Canyon and o~rators of
the canyon's lS·)'ear-old Alpine Inn should sit down
together, try to resolve their dilferences and return peace
to the ru1ged canyon.
In question is the continuation of µie condiUonal use
permtt that allows the inn to operate.
Some of the inn's neighbora complabled to Oranee
County superviaora last week that certain inn patrons
parked illegally on private prope~....__ used foul language,
generally misbehaved and continUeQ·partyine in tile inn'.s
parking lot after the 2 a.m. closing Ume on w~kends.
Inn supporters, however, view the establlstiment as one
of the few nearby places for entertainment end relaxatfo~
They also believe the'Operators havuvorked hni'dto be good
neighbors.
· Count.Y. Supervisor Ralph Diedrich suggested an ap.
proach Uiat shows promise when he offered to rrange ·
meetings with both sides to help iron out diff cregces
On the one hand, the inri was i~ Silverado canyon
long before many of the complalnlhg neighbOrs. On the
other hand, those who do live ttiere are entitled to the
peace and tranquillity that attracted them to a rural
lifestyle. f There should be room for compromise.
f
/ Encouraging Trend
IKE SOUNDED then tbe re-
current. yearnlna theme of such
epeeches .. "The flrJt o.rder. of
bu1lne11." he a aid, .. ls the ellminatlon of the .annual
deficit." ... _,
Next year h1i apeeeh wu ·~ plaUded 50 tlme1. AD.cl lift told
them ot tbe cold war, "that pre-'
cloua intanaible the tnltlatlve,iis becomlng oura." (Cheers). I aat
over the General in tbe
preH pnery; wben he uked
, Consresa to increase the debt
limit I hoted, rather unkindly,
"No applause."
Democrats bad won Concress ln l.95S but they gave the beloved
tJ1ure a hearty reception. He told them. •"lbO uplrations of
most of our ~le can ~t be
f\llfllled tbtOuih thelr enterprise
and initiative, WitbOut covern·
ment lntertereoce." That la
always an applause line.
In 19Se the a_peecb was read by
a clerk. A year later after \fium· pbant re-elecllon be wu back in
person. He was always bavilig
troubl• with the butiaeu cycle,
ud bad three receaton.s tn elCht
years but be told them anyway,
"Our economy 11 1tron1, ex·
pandln1 and fundamentally
IOU'.nd'.''
192 acres of land, only 19 of which can be farmed
for com, saw hi• property taxes rise from n,m in m• to '5.842 laat year. He nsuret three.quarters of bls1ncome 11 eaten up by the local property tax.
Bourke, who doubles u Hardenburgh'• town
-supervtacr, a year 110 erowded lnto the town
meetinl hall with 211 of· 238 neipbora and did
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"Well, goodbye, alarm clocb-toodbye, nine to five-
1oodbye, dicta. I'm 1ettlna married!"
Deadu Elaeuihere
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DETROIT (AP> -
Thomu McM11&er, 69,
retired chairman or the
bo,ard at Allied
Supermarketa Inc. and
president and chairman
or Arrow Liquors Corp.,
one of the largest dis·
tributors or cordials in
the United States, died
Thursday in a Houston
hospital.
" • NASHVILLE, Tenn.
CAP> -Dorris Paul
Warren, 59, the blue·
grass fiddler who played
in the band, The Fogey
Mountain Boys, died
' i1~~~~~1i Bo~~~e:o~~~
"The Ballad or Jed
Clampett," theme sone
i or the televlalon show
"The.Beverly
• Jltllbillies."
LOS ANGELES <AP>
• ,..... A burial mass was ' held Monday for Mrs.
Evangeline Duque
SMI DIEGO (AP> -Warren Lee Pierson, 81 ,
a former board
chairman of Trana
World Airlines and an
adviser to the U.S. gov·
ernment beginning with
the administration of
President Franklin D.
Roosevelt, died Thun·
day at a local hospital.
PAClfltC YllW
MIMOIJAL PAii
Cemetery Mortuary
Chapel
3500 Paclllc View Dt1119
Newport,
Cilifornla e••·27oo .. -
OADWAY .,nu.AH
110 Broadway
CO.ta Mt
842 01!0
swrm~ WB'TQMI CHU&
427 17ttt8 CoJta-.a • e••-4181
8.nt• Ml Chloiit
119N 8'<*1WIY
• Sant1Mll • 147"4t31
LA JOLLA (AP) - A
memorial service ls
planned Wednesday for
Marvin C. Cla.rk1 76,
former football coach
and principal at La Jolla
High School. He died
Saturday in a hospital.
..... * A PROPOSAL by Assemblyman Dennis
Mangen; to allocate $5 milUon for tbe -main·
tenance of local beaches has been submitted to the
state Le'1Jlature. The measure would establish a
CallfomJa Public Beach Fund to aid beach-related
and inland water-related services.
AB 1109 authored by the Huntington Beach
Democrat would e5tablish a committee composed
of the lieutenant governor, state controller, direc·
tor of finance, treasurer and secretary of the
Resources Agency to help direct the fund.
Mangers eaid the care of such areas is m
statewide concern and said local communities
could not continue to assume total financial
responalbiJlty for servicing ilUCb areu.
'.
Slx sets or deadly World War I vlntace
warfare aaaes will be ablpped from the Bl Toro
Marine Corps Air Statton Wednesday to the Rocky
Mountain Ancnal in Colorado, a Navy apok .. mao
said today.
Then, on Jan. 251 94 eucb teat kit.I -111 be
shipped from the U.S. Naval Weapons Station at
Seal Beach to the same alte by way of Loa
Alamitos Naval Air Station. The ahlpmenta are part ot a pilot test dt.apoeal
operaUon transferrlna about 1.700 cbemtcal traill·
tnc •ets from 14 military installat1ona ~ nine
atatea and Guam.
A 8 ES'KAN SAID today the Seal Beacb
and El Toro atatloa.a are the oaly Calllonda 1l'tel involved. , _____ ...-.._.....,_._.._~~----~------
Plana are to uH the tncl1Yl4ual contamen in
, field laboratories ot for traJDJns to prorid q,,opa
with flnt·band detection npenence ~ 'atcltt
•
cndameu.
The chemlcall involved wera dedare4 •
aolete in 197~ •
Included amoai the cben)Jcals in the klta la
Pboscene, a World War I cu aa.id responsible for
80 percent: Of tho C09~8UHd f tallUes d\U'tn& that
war.
' Death Trial Set
.
SATORDAV,JAN. 28
10:00 A.M. • t:OO P.M.
SUNOA Y, JAN. 29 10:00 A.M. • 6:00 P.M.
ESTANCIA HIGH SCHOOL
2323 Placentla Ave .• Costa Mesa
OVER 30 LARGE BOOTHS + SHOPS FROM
:THROUGHOUT U.S.A. SHOWING EUROPEAN
ANO AMERICAN ANTIQUE! CLOCKS FURNITURE, DOLLS, Jl!W&LRY, AftT1
LIGHTING1• NAUTICA~ fTEMI. CHYSTAL:
CHINA SILVERWARE, PLATl!S, GLASSWARE
MINIATURES. eootes1 coLLeCTIBLES, ANO'
MANY MORE... t
Totally Indoors In temperature contro'1id
• ' con1fof't. •
FtH Parkirrll • , • ltefre1hmeftts ••• Door-'
P.riU• ....
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BORN AND aEARED in the eastern coastal province of Natal,
cDullnc la the aon of a local
policeman ot 8cottllb descent and an
Afrikaner mother. Unlike moat
hltbly lkllled emlaranta, who are
generally l:rlilbb·1pea.ldna, llcDul·
in1 was reared tn a bome where the
Dutcb·bued A!rikaans lan1ua1e was
.. epoken almolt all the time.
: At a mall farewell party for close
: frlendl, McDulln1 11ld of bll de·
; clslon to so to Australia: "I'm look·
inc lS . )'•an Int<» Sou lb Africa ·s : future. Violence b inevitable. I can't
: seek any li&ht at the end of-the tun· : net.••
The lat.est lleures releued by the
eovernment Statistics Department
·• showed that 22.40 persons left South
: Africa between January and Oc·
. tober, aa opposed to 11,900 in the
. same period ln 1976. Immigrants in
~ tlfe same period, numbered 21,000, in
• contrast with 41,000 in 1976, a net
~ IO.month loss or 1,400 . .
: WRITE FLJOJIT PROM south
• Af rlca becan after raclal rtotinc in ~ 1976 in which more than 600 blacks
; died. ln 1977 mounting intemaUonal
:preuure, internal unrest, a : depressed economy and difficulty
!.Pl nllll a future in troubled tlmes
: tueled the exodus. Property values in
: the put two years dropped by 40 per-
o : eent. Wbllo wa1• remained fairb'
• constant, prices rose.
: For eumple, a sprawlln1 ranc:h· ~ atyle hoUie "*1th a pool and tennis
: court on.an acte or more of land in • Johannesburg's well-to·do northern r suburbs that sold for $100,000 two
~ years aeo now sells lor $60,000 or
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houaeboldl annually and projects the
·"'......_.. natlobal fieure• from those in· tervtews.
U.S. citlzem experienced 3.1 bUlioa
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Consumers who've been
pla~td hi the paat by threaten·
inc calls from unacruP.uloua bm
collectors can relax a blt. Relief
is to 1i1ht, th81'&ks to federal
lc1l11latlon that taku ffect Uils
spring.
Tbe Faar Debt CollecUon
Practlc Act, stcned by Presi·
, d nt Carter.in September, pro-
tects consumers •l•inlt harau·
ment ~Y debt collectors. It takes
ffect March 20.
ACCORUING TO THE Jaw.
"'There la abundant evidence or the use of abusive, deceptive
and unfair debt collecUon prac-
tices by many debt collectors.
Abusive debt collection prac·
tica contribute to the num&er Of
personal bankruptcies, to
marltal lnstablllty, to the lou of
jobs and to invasion• of in~
<!Mc!uill privacy." •
The blll 8.lso says that existing
Jaws w e not aufficlent to pro-
tect consumer1.
Aaaoclated Credit Bureaus
Inc., 11 trade association of
credit bureaus and d bt collec·
tion agencies, says the number
of unscrupulous aperatora ls re-
latively small. The organlzaUon
said, however, that it endorsed
the· new law because il wu
.. workable and fair."
THERE ARE TWO basic
types of bill collectors: reiular
ployecs of the creditor and
outalde apeciallsts b.ireil by a
ompany or business to recover
an overdue debt. The new law applies only to the outside
1peclalbta; it does not cover so-
• AnOltNEY AT LAW
c~lled "ln·houso" collec\Ors.
It fs difOcult to define hara.as·
.ment. Associalted Credit
Bureaus. in a ... pamphlet called
"What ls a . mu Collector?"
says: "Harass anent can per hip
be described best n terms of
situaUoo.s. For hi.stance, repeat-
ed phone calls dUring the dJl)',
calla made at odd boun, threata
to the debtor's ~se or family,
threats to ruin the debtor's
credit retina or to tell his
employer and ao on."
The new law contalris specific
prohibitions. Undet Its pro-
visions, debt collectors mey not:
-USE oa THREATEN to
use violence or other ctimlnil
means to harm the phyalcaJ
person, property or reputation or
an individual. -Use obscene or profane
lan&uage. -Make 11J1noyin1 or harass tnc tel8ptlonc ealla. The collec-
tor cGmtOt, for example, ring
you at midnight or call repeated·
ly at lS.:mlnute intervals.
FalwJY lh'lply, by tne use of
a badge or wurorm, for exam·
ple, th t ~ are wof'klll8 for a
government agency.
-Colleet more than is,.e1all.Y
due. •
· -Hold debt.oi's up to public
ridicule.
THE ;JAW ALSO reeulatea the
type of Information that bill col·
WHE TH • DEBI collector
contacu you, he or: :she must in·
form you Of )'OUI' rights. If you
write and challenge the v lldlb!
of the de~ the collettor lilusl
get verl.Mng informal n fro
the creditor and Send it to you.
lf you lilfonn d bt coUector
in wrltlnl, th t )'OU do not wan1
to communic te further. e or
ahe must refrain from contact·
ing you acaln except to Inform
you about potential lecaJ action.
:Your present financial health
may be sound and you may find
it hard to believe you ·n ever be
in a position where you wUl
have to deal with a bill coll~ctor.
Experts in the field 0£ Credi\
point out, however. that anyone
can get into trouble with over·
due bills; a large income ls no
auarantee against overspendinc .•
AS OF AtJGVST, mmcans
owed more than $203 billion to o
variety or credltor1 -banks,
automobile companies, depart-
ment stores. etc. The flaure
work out to almost $1,000 for.
every man, woman and child in
the country and doean 't eveo in·
elude mortgages .
BANKRUPTCY $95
DIVORCE $95 Unconteated Standard-Pacific Corp. of Costa
644).;2507 Mesa reports that lt formed a re· !::::=::=~~~~~~ tll«lentttJJ real estate mortgage com·
developments located in Northern
and Southern Callrornl , the Pacific
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COVERAGE ~00.-L.A. ••••• ;Q'e:&
NOD~n'ON APPROVED CREDrr
pany named S P Financial &-rvicH,
Inc
T,he subsidiary was organized
through the transfer of approximate·
ly $13.2 million of real estate housln&
receivables and the related appl'OX·
imately $10.7 million of trust deed
notes payable and other related debt.
• S P Financial Services, Inc. bu an
initial net worth of approximately
$2.5 million and wm undertake new
morteaae operations in the North rn CaUfom1a marketPlace aM p d
to other partS ol the state.
Art Svendten, ctil,Jrman ot the
board ot Slandard·Paclllc Corp., Hld
"this action Y!11l more clearly
separate our mortgage [nvestments
from our ruidentlal home bulldln1
activities and at the siune time p~
life. a potential fut re profit c ~
to Uie Ratent company."
StandriPaclfic Corp. 11 a bwlOCr
ol m edlum-prlced. alnale·fa,mlly
homes and ls active in 31 realdentlal
Norij\wl?tit and Illinoi .
Achievenient
Seminar Slated
A seminar for management and of-
fice PCTSOMot, Ued "'Never Stop
Achlevtn1." wm be offered Jan. 28 at
Oran1e Coiat CoUeee, Costa Mesa.
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Meartwbile, tbe former Fl tone ex utlv• bu fllod
hit own a\Ut aclihut bll formcr tompany, some Of It.I of· •
ficers and some ol lta dltecton. BWJey, who workc!d al-:-
Fireat.one for 39 yearaf cbar1e1 be wu llbelcid. Re'• uk•
for damages of Sll mt lion. •
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''You're the docfdY and I'm the momtny." .
''Okay. You take the k1ds ~in' ond l'I
wc:rtch TV."
BJ WILLIA ODO ... ....,, ..........
San Jama= cl ftdals.. c •
leaal maaeuver d a U.. eltJ up to f«)0,000 -COllt tlaem a1 mucb u $50,000.
The man IAvolvte DOtentlal
arbltratlen of eoat afloeat101 amooa tour local govenameat qenclta whlcb 1pont0red a COD•
atructlon project at the
Southeast Regional ReclamatioQ
Authority'• <SERRA> 11wa e
treatment plant
TBS tJPGaA.DE PaOIEcr
the Dana Point faclllty ln·
creased capacity to I mlWea
1allonl pU day. Gov-,nmental
a1encle1 involved are tbe
·Moultoa-Nl1a1l and Santa
Martarita Water Dlatrleta, the
Dana POlitt SUilal')' Dlatrlct
ud San Juan • .. w.·re uklnl for a
split for Sim Juan Caplatraao."
Public Worb Director WWWn
Murphy aid. .. w.·re trJlDa to ftnd out what the flnanclal Im·
pllcaUona of 1otn1 to a complete
arbltraUon on the a1rMment
will be.·•
Tbeacreement.whfcbSERRA
wW aoon uk tb8 clty to approve,
outllnea the ~oat that each
partlclpatlna a1ency lhould pay
for the improvement proJeci..
BUT JlllUllPRY AND Cit1 At.
torney Jame1 Okazaki believe
an audit ot costs Included ID the
aareement ta open to clllc~
r
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QIMQ.HIC.
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loVJor In tar
than an these brands.
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1 :--~Wim Golf Tourney
DENVER (~) -Deni.>er's
love aCfair w h its football
team, headed o the rocks in
New Orleans. withstoOd its first
real crtais aa lhousanda chanted ··w't Love Our Broncos" and
"We Will "Be Back .. in the c1os· -
in~ m.lnules of .SUper Bowl XII.
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SOUTH COAST ACTION -El Toro High 's
Rl<'k Rei~3 ) battles Mi&aion Viejo's
M 1 kc Boster ..{33 > for a rebound in recent
basketball action. Tonight El Toro invades
Otll;. ...... ~
San Clemente High in a duel for second
place, while Mission Vlej<r hosts Laguna
Beach
Survival Dael Hassle Over
Swimsuits
·Continues
BLOOMrNGTON, lnd. CAP> -
James E "Doc" Counallman.
Indiana University awlmmlna
coach, denies any Impropriety
as suggested ln a federal report
i.aylng some U.S. Olympic
coaches were pald by the
manufacturer selected to supply
swimsuits to the American
teams.
San Clemente
Due-is El Toro
The Federal Trade Com·
mission told the U.S. Olympic
Com miltee coaches who ct\Ole
the brand of awlmsulta for the
U.S team received 1ubatantlal
sums of money from the
manufacturer selected as the of·
llcial supplier for the paat 14
yeara. '
The FTC sald thta could be a
connlcl of lnteresl which in tum
''could have the potential for un-
derm lntnc the reapect. for
amateur athletics and the falr-
nus of commercial competl·
Uon."
Counsllman. coach or~· U.S.
m.n ·a team in 1978, sald the In·
veati1ation was a cue of "sour
grapea," that he was not 1ur-•
prised bY the FTC report and
dot1 not expeci anythtna to
come of It.
He 1...a...n eqtilpment commit·
teo or dr"""'oni than 40 mtmbetl re-
c ve1 the bid.I and off•'°' of
equipment.
1,h• rrc utd amounts of
• money at stake are v rt ht1b
becauae of tho crtat advertlama
value that can' bii made by the
official supplier.
Dl1t1nce run rs com-
prlH the bulk of th• Or•fll• Cout aru {>rtp
contlhceot entered In Saturda~'ll' iLol An1elea
Indoor lnvitaUonal track
meet at..~ LA Sporta Arena
Of the 10 area In·
dlvidu1l1 Hlected to
compete ln the meet,
three wnt run In two· anllt races ana Uir~ .. --
wlll run in mUt "' ta, Costa Mtu'1 Joe Yount ti entered ln the
seeded bo11 t•o·mllt
wbilt Mark L88onlt Ot Ml11lon Viejo and Kirk
Bubier of FouDtaln
Valley are en~ In the rated boys two-mile.
Milers Include Cotta
Mea• '1 Jobo G1rbardt <seeded bOys >, Edtaon
CHunt1n1ton Buch)
Hilh '• Sharon Hulse
<11ed1cl 1lrl1 >, ancl
Matl Glbt>s Marina
<Huntlnaton Beach I
lll&h ·a <rated tlrla I
In addltlon, Brian Ap·
pel of Fountain Valley
will run ln the boys
l,OOO·y~rd race whllt Alicia Klrkhorn of Edlson
la in lhe&irl1880.
HulH wlll alao run on
Ed la on'• 640 rel&)' tearn
alone with Cathy Jone..
Laura Held and Tracy
Hanlon.
Newport H1rl)or'1
Chris Corum wlU nan In
the ~y1rd d11b and
ioln teamsnat• Frank
VencUk, Steve Daweon
and Wayne K11pank ln
the mlle r.lay.
Hltb jumper Eric Smyth of Dana Hilla Ja
the only area tnU-an\ ln
the flt Id events. ,
Bobby Alllson. one of
the lop names ln
NASCAR racln1. also Uvet ln HueY.town. BOCl· nett was banstna around •n.Jt belplnt. free of cH!fft. ln preparin1 Al· Uson 1 cars for the ex· ~rien" he talned.
WJJen Alllton bad a couple ot bad accidents ln 1t7' and couldn't
c~mplete Illa 1portaman
he plcked
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JONES
I Tars
, Clash· onight
,, :.:\Sunset ague rtvals ,..ewport arbor Ht1h
·• fnd Hun stoD Beach H11h cout ton.11ht (7>
hi baa action al
., RuntlJtttor.Beacb ln a 11fUH1e~umnl ln
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tbe title . · lfhe 1a pits two
JhnUar t~ wltb each
boaattn1 f tr players
With acortnaiveragN In
double fliu~, a pu.s· in1 1ame enae and prcdomln man-to·
man dotense1
Brian Mta•lch ls
New port ·~leading
,ecorer wl' a 14.9
avera1e. H1' ace is
Cur\ Steinhaui(17.1 ).
IAMi Alalialtos
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Alan Arkin plays a man
desperately trylne to win hls re-
lease from a mental hospital in
"The other Side of Hell" tonlitht
at 8 on NBC, Channel 4.
en~~ I AOAM-11 MACHal~
""'°"" • Wmf. RA AND
IKY
"8um1111ry Of larth .,..._..
I TO TILL THmTIIJTH
7:30 OAHOIOON4M
NEW\.YWED GAUi D 9 HOU.YY«>OO 80UM8'
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Marcia panlet about
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•tudent.
AOAM-12
Channel Lbdng•
1J KNXT !CBS) Los Angeles G KNBC(NBC) Los Angeles
8 KTl.A (Ind.) Los Angeles
KABC-TV (ABC) Los Angeles
. Cl) KFMB (CBS) San O•ego 0 KHJ-TV (Ind) Los Angeles
Im KCST (ABC) San Diego m KTlV(lnd.) Los AnQeles CD KCOP·TV (Ind) Los Angeles
&') KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles
GD KOCE·TV (PBS) Huntington Beach
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8"0IM. "Charlie OOmpany At
HIMN .. A lo«* at the loot
llOldler9 ---... "' vi.m.m end Oemtlodle
end llOw llley lww lod)laat·
ed to c:Mlarl llf9.
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(Pr.mlete) Alan Arkin, "°Ott E.. M<*ey. A ptlUlnt
lnen~forh~
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IOY9I of .... end '"** J-.... l'eOounted. (2
llr1.1 eo HAWtDAYI
"Jo4Wlle'1 Flrwt io.K .....
!ltd le llnally peraieded to
A. . -oH900• T, ... UMIAU RAUY" CNI
.....ots• .,,. STfM6• .,.,
"l®l(ING F(>R
MR. G~t19AR"' (R)
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TENDER
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''MESMERIZING''
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''CQURAGEOIJS'~ ~AIVTY
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PE~ORMANCES~nv
Intermission
Tom Tit
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" We have a place where a woman can feel free to come
·and go .•. We deliberately don't have the word "alcOhol"
on our door or in our title.'
By MAaCIA FORSBERG
Of .. o.ltyPu.tll8ff
"Women todatl muit, I think, ~ toWing to adm!4,
/rankl11 that IOme o/ thdr /rintda -or ftlft t~hJff&
-may haw a drinking probt.m.
"Women, knowing belt what tM probWnu of kmeli·
neu .and /nutratkm1 are for WC>mfta, can talk
straightfcm.ocmU1110tth each other and help ont another
work out aO?M better $Olutfon1 -a IOlution that mau m·
volveunUi~utoaeekpro/ealionaJ#Wlp."
-Dt. Mal'gar«t Mead
Consider the woman who has finally admitted
it lo herself: Her mother, her daughter, her beat
friend or her spouse la drinkln& too much and bas
many symptoms of an alcoholic. Or perhaps ahe,·
herself, la queaUonine her own use of alcohol and
herow_qdrlnkinghablts. W~t should ahe do? Where can she eo fo
guldtn ean ahe talk to? Maraaret Mead
sueeea ldngpri>feutooalhelpo.:
On l w e women can ftnd n'clt only
help, • warm, trelcomlilf, neuti'al •
vironment., at the Manposa Women's Center
located at Town and Country ln Oranee. It's •
drop-in, non-residentlal sbarlna plaee for women
wllb alcohol·related problems.
THI! NAME Mariposa means butterlly In
Spanish, and the spacious, cheerful center la de·
corated with them in the rorms of pictures. decals,
plaques, a mural and a bobbln1 silver mobile.
Even an ironing board cover has• butterfly moU!.
They are symbolic reminderaoftheemerain1
woman, rising up out of a cocoon that stands for
the problem of alcohol -elthu berown or that of a
loved one. The chrysalis conce~ that of breakln1
throu1h to freedom and "llving better naturally;·
1 part. Of M a•a
r McGOwan,dlrect .
'We have a place here a woman can feel
free to come anC! to. Jwit aa she feels free to 10 to
her dentbt or beauty 'Shop. We deliberately don't
have lheword 'alcohol' onourdootoririourtlUe,"
said Mn. fcGowan, former coordinator of volun-
teer services for alcoholism with the Mental
Health Association.
... •'Anyone who comes ln la co9sldered a
member. We'Nfnot talking about 'clients' here. A
woman may come in for herself or on behalf of a
friend or relative. It's all voluntary, tu1d we don't
keep records of names and addresses, so a woman
can talk about whatever she wants to reveal about
herself," 11heaaid.
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& Safel
See the hundred• of tkotlo antlquet and
coll.etlblet In the
H4.lntlngton C.ntet Mell
Thura thru Sun,
Jen 19 thr'+ 22.
Free tldmluion et BelCh Blvd
& Edinger 1t the
Sen Diogo Fwy .. H. a.
Special offer to Orange
County ruldent.t only.
San Diego
HOUDAY
at the
b,HILTON
Cof'M to the ahore
-of bnutlful Mission Bay
.and play tmnl1, w.tm, 1all,
bicycle, Jog, visit nHrby
Sea World, or Ju5t relax
In the Informal luxury of
our newly reh1""1hed ho
tel. We haw 5uperb dining
and nighttime entertain·
ment, too.
112 ·
RICE
~w ~to,,,_ on%1.
Good January 2 IO F•bniarv J (tuf>l«t IO room ouo'2bflllv}.
To qualify you mu11 ihow
chlsn bun# IO ,_fv an I 0ron~ eouniv ,~
• The Sen Otqo Hiiton
1775 E. MIHlon 8-v Dnw
For rtMrvatlont, all the
Hiiton Rnervetlon Service
(800) 542-6101
SALE
Fine clothing
for women
and children.
womans sportswear
c.char•I. Daniel Hec:hter. LYOI'•
SI nt Tropez Wd., C.rol Hom. 0111atlan Olcx
end \¥omen or au~ Of'O• n 'Ca e vou need ii •YA lab • at --
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Record RoundUp-
Following in the foot-
steps of John Denver who
adQPted the name Of his
f~vorite city ...
d.s the newest
falksingtng
sensation,
Arthur
Ind.i~lis!
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San Juan
VoteSigmip
·Date Nears
Reaidenta have until
Feb. 6 to register to vote
tn municipal elections
March 7, San Juan
Capistrano's city clerk
says
1 ·'To qualify for reg
istrat1on, a person
must be al least 18 on or
before March 7, be a
citizen of the United
States and n Californw
resident," the city clerk
said. ·
San Juan residents
may register at the city
hall, 32400 Pueo
Adelanto, any weekday
between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Residents of other
south Orange Coast
commtmltJes should con-
. bet their city clerk or
the county Registrar of
Voters, 1300 S. Grand in
Santa Ana. The re-
11strar·s telephone
number is 834-2241.
~rogram Ok'd
SAN DIEGO (AP> -
San Diego County will
install the state-
approved Convicted
Drinking Driver Pro·
gram this summer for
year-Jong training and
counseling of motorists
convicted more than
once ol drunken driving.
PUISUC NOTICE
,ICTtTIOUI aUllNIH
NAMl ITATllMINT
TM toll-1111 per-•re Clell'lt -.slrwuet:
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$10.5,000. Pride of
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Costa Me•Jl loc•tlon. Owner' anx.lOUI.
642-5062
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493-11812 ..
LAGUNA BEACH 07.3331 -nn.P .... , a:klF~·
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673-1700
LIDO ISLE
&MUCHMUCH
MORE
3 BR & 3 BA charmer
with 2 patioe, tiled foun·
tam. Great park.me & a
skip to pnvate beach. Alli--------•
forfl68,000.
PRIMECORHER
Phsh & co-Ordinated de·
cor on lge cornor 1n
Newport Beach. Perfect
fam home with • bdrms,
lae forma l dlnln11
w/frplc. !rml llv
rni+paneled fam room. Beaut groomed and
land1caped yard sur·
rounds this prime pro
perty. Shown by appt.
JACOIS REALTY
675-6670
EASTSIDf
COSTAMISA
$72,000
ANXIOUS OWH!R Complete with hardwood WATCRFRONT 3 Bedrm. huge lol. -
$58,250 noor. dbl car .. covered HOMES
Submit offers~ Brine patio & quiet street. Out REAL ESTATE
your FHA VA buyers. ol &tale owner needs kn· 631-1400 Sbar.p 3 bdrm on mature mcdjatc ule. Su.Qer buy. _..__;_ __ _;__...;._:......_1
tree lined street. lluge hurry: Call 546-5880 IRIGHT & C~HAY
cO\ered patio with out· 4 Year old. • br, 2 ba,
door lighting. Call ~1th brick fireplace and '"'·'7~ . expensive up&rade1
,... .... ,~o·ir\• • "'''""'' Owner has bou1ht
, quickly. $8S,SOO. Call
1--------·1 751·3191
con. WITH LIADED GLASS
N cwPQrt HeaghtR pool home on n
76'x150' lot that ts comry, cozy, clean
and onl~ St38,SOO. This 3 bedroom
home features leaded glass Windows,
outstanding landscaptng, a formal
dining room and a ~overed patio. All
in a quiet, family nei&hborhooCl within
walking distance to .schools'. A new
listing nt just S138,500. <Owner is a
Realtor
IJ~lfJUf ti()MfS
REAt:TOR~ 6~
2443 East CC>Mt Highway. corona dtl Mar
1lso in Mw Verde, at 54&·5990
EMTPTAIHIHG -If you're socially
inclined, you'll enjoy this M~sa Verde
beauty. 2600 Sq. ft. nestled in a
prestige neighborhood, this 4 bedrm
has maids room and bath. Graceful
back lawn suited to entertaining and
tlas formal dining. All for $139,900. Call
546·4141
DO IT YOU SELF -and save S's.
You can own a home on this R-2 lot
and build more income units while
enjoying home ownershiP.. Call and let
u5 a1si5t you to mQvjng. up_ t-o-
pride-of-owner hip livi for. .. only
S!M.75(). 6404'161
Scrvinq Costa Mesci-lr11111c
Hunt1n91011 Bcach-Ncwpon Beetch [~ -
' ·. ! another and a1u1l !!ell
SEA SURF SUH !p SELECT $175.000Fum. Gfttral 1002GeMnt 1002
See & hear the sure and PROPERTIES ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
baak 1n the s un of1--------YATUMS $58,900
Newport Beech living. S&S BEAUTY . ONLY $62,100 Ground level, 1 noor
J UST ST E P S T 0 Best bU1 tn lhe area. Air tuwnhonw, located waJk-
Gamil tOOllG•=ll IOOZ ..............................................
JRVlNEGROVES
Tri·level "Aapen" s BR. Flt. w/Uprrades le xtra
Jp. prem lot. $ll3,500
Fee land. BEACH. Large 2 Bdrm 4 Bedrm, 2 both, fem rm, conditioner and some Int distance from ahop-u nit• wlth patios &. !ormal dinini rm. + e>Ulcr nlcextra's. C.IUng ,ping. No ncl&bbor.a
b.Jconles ofrer excellent Pr 0 f . d c c 0 r u n d us i• 8 must -The dog abov~. only 4 years old.
rental units for •u.m· landscaping. Se11ere bltes!Aquickt•scowand Pool , jacuzz i! &
mcr/Wlntcrrentals. transf., must aacriflce t.hia year'• b eat clubhouse. Five mln1--------
0PEN DAILY l ·' for $96,500. Christmas present ls from S. CoutPlaip.
Oft thl1-if BR, FR, incl. wuhr. drJer, frla.
w/bOttom freezer, cust.
pool table. $1.U,000 Fee.. 4004 SEASHORE DR. II yours. 549.2313 7&4·7800
lf1 • 111••11PUNIOIU4<(11
CAPICOD
$51,000 /$2.1 so
TOTAJ.bOWM
Windlnl roadway to
soarinl 2 at.cry r<.treat!
Private grouadl protect
secluded entry to lavi•h
lJvtng room. Gourmet
sso.tso
2 Bedrm. 1 ~ balh Condo.
New car))ela &. paint.
End urut facin1 green
atea: Hurry, on't lul.
546-5880
... ~HERITAGE
962·4471
·kitchen overlooks 1un·
shine courtyaal ! Wind·
inJ 1talrway leads to
aweeplnJ muter bdrm
plus child's retreat!
Hurry! Seller Ml anxiOW1.l~~~~~~~~~-~~!~. rr HuN roat MW HARBOR ~IEW
•• · REALTORS
[IMllM :~~~.·t~;~~: .. ~·~~~ ..
dble 1ara1e. $64.~0o. the orlalnol not.Ion ot
Gl/FRA llnanclnl avail. Harbot View Hilla. On
SantaAnaMarWarner. lh• view side of White RofMcCril• Still Way. an txCOD· tioil&lly sharp 4 Br, 2•~ 1110 HewpOrt llYcL baths, tam rm home with COitoMtn 541·772t tormoJ dlnlnJ, lovely SIOOI &'tleuul. Low care
yard
l\urr Whit ~ Rl!altJr
;>901 f'll""JJUll Cllvcl N 0
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. • REALTORS
. ;.
UDO llU
4 BR, 4 ~ baths; prestise home,
overslted comer lot. $375,000
UDO ISLE •
Newly remodeled 4 bdrm., den, 4
baths, living rm. w/cathedral ceiling.
J.;1e. muter bdrm. suite. $224,950
llG CANYON
4 BR, fam. rm .. 3 baths. Beautifully
decorated Broadmoor Plan 3, on extra
larse lot. $325,000
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
J4 l Buy~1u•· o,.,,. N ll t,75 · 6161
HARIOR VIEW LUSK
PalVACY -PllVACY -PRIVACY
This 4 bedroom haven is an executive
reward -green hills, blue Pacific, a
home to make it all worthwhile. Corona del Mar at ·its best! 1436
Keyview. Open daily till sold. $259,000.
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FUMIUS-... cu be COltlJ l Don'\
mla w. opportuail)' lo
1ee our new lllUDI with rantasUa c1t1 • ocean Ylewa; 8p8CIOUI • .,actaus s bdnm., 11.b· ienance·free home • ... :roo
AU;IM
THI FAMILY
.. can llv• comtortably ln
thla ap.ui~ home w1t.b'
bdrma;, den, lam.Uy rm.,
*P· rumpus rm."' ...... iDI rm. or olftce lot mom «dad. Other featurea l11·
cl. 2 ~ frplca .• open beam c:eu.. 1oarmet kfttbeD W /Walt·iD pan.
try. Sep. brtf•t. rm. •
drWMbro 1araie with
RV or boat •~UI•·
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1J3 VIA ORV1ETO
OPEN DAILY 1·$
~el14 RlsJBAhom
w/farn1rm &: formal din. rm. .,. Lot. Olrntf lO
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SSMIWOM
'·' to $10MILUOM
In elCJ'OW tlo.ln&f per
•2 TriDl•H•*
Ntar Lake Park. Nin. to
heh. 1-4 BR. 3 ba; 1·3 BR,
21\ ba; 1-3 BR. 2 ba. 5 1ara.a•. Crpla. $115.000
elK'h. 1700·1713 Alabama,
Hunt. Bch. 511·1111
Owner.
'125mo. 648-8761
SAVE TIME
U lookln1 tor •l>t or hie ln CDM, NB, or Irv, can
ADULTCOMDO
2 BR, 2 ba, yrb•. 9'50
s-r.sTOllACH
' 38R,2ba,unl.t&'75.
2BR,1 ba. unf. yrly. SMO
IAY'FROMTCOMDO
Soc. bide. 2 B.fl, yrl)' '809
associated
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autitul Adult Apts
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No later ttiao 1:30AM 517-6IOl
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La1J1na l.ach 3148 Ambassador Inn m Costa OFFICI SPACI ••••••••••••••h••••••• Mesa, 2277 Harbor. Cen· Prof. Buildln_g·l Sty
l BR, oceah vlcw, blk t trally tocatlld, 235 room6. 1·3-8 Room Sulle!t
beach, stove, refriK, MANY with kitchen. W/Lrg. ParktnaLot. ~13280la, ~~J~ $275 phonle & TV .. Sw1mdming JayW. YHttCo. COSTAMEIA
• . poo' Jacuiu. an rec C7 I 4J499·2237 room. Daily & weekly M-G ZOHI
1 BR, 2 blks to beach, $300 rates 1tarting from $48 ---------• Build to 1uil ~.000 t o
+ uW. 4 ..... ,.'72' week. 150 I W"tclff Dr. 20,000 sq. It. P lacentia
.... flV 645-4840
l Br, plrtly tum., Victoria VKaHoa Rentals 425
Bcb area. $!50/mo. Uul ••••••••••••••••••••••
_Inc_l_.4M-c39 __ 1 _____ ,eabin, B11 Bear, •lPI 4-18. ---------1
1 Bdrm rum or unf1mi, S3S up. Pool tbl, cir tv,
cloaetobchUown.Yrly. dblfrpl,49'-8S_1_1_. ---4
$325/mo + utll. 49'·7118 Tahoe c.ondo. SIP1 II. c
l.oglna "'91t4 3152 TV. fuily fum'd, nr r
-••••••••••••••••••••• IOl'U. Ret;v. 536·2774
Ni~e 1&2 BR fl6S It up. No Rentals to Sii•• 430
k1ds/pet1. sso. off lsl ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----~-====-~=-•
mo'1ttnt. mt-TT88 You111 career J!1rl, non·
Mewport leech 3t'9 1mkr wanted lo shar
••••••••••••••••••••••• 2br 2ba apt w /J',ar. steps
rARk HEWPOltT to !>ch Call Mon. Tues or
B h l 2 W('<i eve 673-4255 ac e ors, 1 or ------1
Bedrooms" Townhoull'i BE SELECTIVE
From S27• SO in choosing u roommate.
Spectacular 1pa, total caUShar eAHome/Apl.
recreation program, 645·7465or644-5658
Ocean"b&rbor\'ltw. con·
·do. 2Br, Hll ba, brick
paUo, 2 car tat., all tot . ---------1 conven. pool, aauna, &
jacuzzi. W•hl'/dryr. Yr lse. Avail lmmed.
973-1255 «' 497 ·2180
Deluxe 3 br, 2 ba lower
duplex. l blk to beach. No pets. $4 ~0. he.
Need a great roommate?
CUt livin•expenses!
Call Tht> Oran1e
County Professional.a
House-Matn Unltd
832.U:W
J)ependable since 1971
1
GSEMBLER
TRAINEES
Part-time, Days
Luncblime Hours
Apply In person
Zpmto.5pm
Tuesday Tbru Saturday
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Beauty
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The
"Beauty r errace"
At
Neiman-Marcus
We are now interviewina for
the following positions: ~.
HAIRSTYLISTS
Excellent opportunity for stylists
with a contemporary flair for cut·
Ung & styling. ImmecJlat.e trainlns·
In NM approach to hairstyling &
color.
. FACIALISTS
Licensed facJal positions avatltble
to· be tralned in tho European Skin
Spa Method.
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PRODUCTION
TYPIST
llM
SELICliRIC II
l:xperlenced aeourate
TJptlt nHded 1m·
medlatel7. 10· wpm
(must).
VACAnON IUCLIEr
M\JS'l' BE ABLE TO WORK DAY OR NlaHT
SHIP'TS
ExCilleot W0tlc:lnc ~Uont Apply In Penoo
OIAHCH COAST
DAILY PILOT
D>W.887 Calta Mesa ~l'orPauJWaid :Eq\Jt~
Sall Lott tiu poalUon a•atl, for exper'd
~. Call1Cao3618
Sall lort Hedi 1.ndl'f. w~ aallmaktna es. per.• eailmak• t11ln ...
QSyuey Sallmallt•, 29'12 C.-bu7 PI. CM 6St 4013. EOE.
pcrrla ble bar w l tb
multiplex tuner, I track
"twl\table-all are bwll·
ln$·plua two custom ----------1 wrou&ht Iron bar &tool.a. elde r Exp . hell arc Sharp! 581-7446. eld• •custom metal ---'-------•
_fabricator. Apply tn **I BUY**
'Pe r 1 on. )I a r l n e Good ·--~ ""·miture & Fa.bricatora, 90t W. 16th ....eu .... lit, NB Appliances-OR l will ... ---------1 aell or SELL for You.
WOMIHS RETAIL MASTStS AUCTION
MANAGER • 64MH6 Ir 133-9625 Exclusive Teno.la Mem· ---• berahip, at preaU1iou1
Top 'Fuhlon Chain Is Wrought tron. custom Newport area Tennla
seeldna a Womon 1lorc
manager. Xlnt op·
portuolty for talented ex
pert, w / strong bal·k
• ground In fashion 11alci1. merchandising, manugc
ment & top quality
personal 1erv1cc lo earn
$1200 + per mo. Send re·
i.ume In conlld•nce to: 1--------•1 chair, $350ortrade '! °l"Presldent, Box 3179. Seal
, .Beach. Ca. 90740
WOODWORKERS
Millmen, aaHmblers,
sanders. aprayera " slainera. Exper. r eq.
JClnt pay " benefits. 3201
W. MacArthur Blvd.,
"Santa Ana. CA
••••••••••••••••••••••• -~ 8001 -•......................
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MUSICIOXES
WHOLESALE
TO'THE'TRADE
NOW OPEN
TO PUBLIC
l>' OPEN7DAYS
"'' AWEEKM
"'~~"Ltd lot I mz lolM Chica
SPCPLAYPEN
l2) 8' SOFAS,
U>LOVESEAT
20TTOMANS
SACRIFICE
ONLY $488.
3PC ROOM GROUP
SPCBEDROOM
7PCLIVING RM
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ANTIQUES
Al'Dll'tcan Oak DeaJera
7508. Dyer Rd. 8.A.
(at Newport Fwy> • 751.-Z
~ 1070 ....................... -----------·
WANTED
TOP CASH DOLLAR
PA.ID FOR YOUR
1978BMW''
HERE NOW!
BARWICK DU\Ut-1
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$791. ID.oul
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
LOS9 SUNDAYS
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Cadillac
2600 H.1rtlor Blvd.
Cclllt.i M~)J 540·9 I CJO
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"12 El Do. B.hae • /Wbt vlayl top, all xtra. Xlnt
cond. $2,995.17MTU
'T1 OdV, abow rm cond.
7,000 ml., Beaut, like new, t8500. P /P 548·SOZT
"1• Cad Eldorado Conv. All xtra1. Good cond.
$S100. Call TS1·18'18.
1976 SeVllle, O>oc brown,
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OL. 71, NO. 17, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES
'Hun~ Beach City Ce>Qcll
lbem~ appro1ed ei1ht ~ rjeca coStJn1 $1.2S mWJon urider
rthe fourtb.year of the U.S. Hous-
ln1 and Communlty Develop.
ent Act prosram,
Toppina the Uat of proJecta la
an appllcaUon for $250,000 to
provide low 1oterat and Iona
term loams to reb.abllltate bom•
deterlora1inl aeiahborboodl. The ell)' COUDCil a1'0 approved
makln1 appllcatloll tor $Z71,000 in federal. funds tor ao Item
caUed Ila.in Street Vlllqe Im·
provementa.
If approved. the mouy WOUid
10 to1brd 1mprovin1 tile tn-
teraectloa of Main Street and
P aciftc Cout Hl1bwa1 by
land1capln1, the poulble lh·
1t.allatlco ol a new traffic i1pal
and UPIJ'~ of Iv.eta IDd utllltlu.
Flooding Widespread
·Latest Storm
CloSes RoatlS . ..
By JACKIE HYMAN
Ol .. DMly~IWf .
Yet another in a series or
storms lashed Orange County
Monday, causing widespread
flooding and several near-
drownlngs. Another storm is on
its way.
But National Wealher Servic.
meteorologist John Henderson
I RAIN DOESN'T SOLVE
I DROUGHT PICTURE--.\3
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DAll.Y PILOT
Ocean View School Dlltrict
teachers and the adminlttraUon
airffd Moaday on a new wqe
and frin&e benefits packa,. for
the next two yean, eftdln1 an
ll-month nqotJation deadlock.
R•pl'tlMDtatlva of tbe diltrtct and the Ocean View Teachers
A11oclatfon reached a formal
West Bank
Purchase
Offered
BEIRUT; Lebanon <AP)
Saudi Arabia baa offered "to
buy" the occupied We1t Bank of
the Jordan River and the Gaza
Strip from 1'rael to establish a
Palestinian state, a daily Arab
publication reported today.
The offer wu made by Saudi
King Khaled and Crown Prince
Fahd lo President Carter dun ng
his vltit this month to Saudi
Arabia, the world'• largest oil
cxportJn1 naUon, accordini to
the Middle Eut Reporter.
"The Saudis made it plain to
the American president they ate
prepared to pay as much as re-
quired to establish a homeland
for the PalesUnlan nation, even
if that means buying the West
Bank and Gaza from Israel,"
the publication said.
It quoted Khaled and F ahd as
telling Carter. "You try to solve
the Palestinian problem and we
are ready to 11ve you all the oil
you want."
The publication. a usually
well-informed d ally digest of
Arab aCCairs, said the Saudis of-
fered to raise their oil produc·
tion to "any possibly feasible
level" to establish a Palestinian
state.
It said the Saudis rejected
Jsr aell Prime Minister
Men ahem Begin's offer of limit•
ed autonomy to the 1.1 million·
. Palestinian. Uvtng on the West
Bank and the Gaza Strip. Israel
conquered both regiom in the
1967 Arab-Israeli war.
Open Mmihole
Lurks, Catches
Dana Fireman
A Dana Point fireman aaJd he
got the surprise of bis Jlle Monday
when he stepped oft a Pacific
Coas t Hi&hway curb and round
himself up to hi• armpfta ln a tor· rentotwater. 1
Dennis Schwander, 25, wu on
a county fire department crew1 pullnping rain water from two
flooded Dana Point 1torea ~t the lnteraecllon of Pacific Coast
Hl1bway and El Encaoto Avenue. · •
Runort channeJa in the
roadways were two feet in
rlQb.lqc water wben Scbwandet cr'du~d and recro11ed Coast
H.i1bway to ualat with pumPifta operatlons.
The fire caplaha tbOuaht he bad made it Hfely back ac:nu
tbe OoOded bllhway, atefploa up
tto tbe cSe,..a!k-. when he au~
Into an ~manhole hld<Mn un-
der the awirlln• runoff.
''I don't know what would
have happened 11 1 hadil't had
my arms ~" Schwander aald •
.. My feet weren't touchtni ~hll, and Uiere wu a 1lron
pull tow~th• atonq drain."
The ftNrnan tald he waa un·
burt -"ju.'t 'I 'Wet and pretty 1urprlHd" hen he pulled
bl ma out ol the dt ln.
atreement on atteptabW~ ot
the pay plan shortly before tbo
dlatriet Board of TrusteeS met.
The next atep iD COlbpletlDt
the contract. tnvolviq an outlay
of fl1SS'l .!SZ'I cw. the nut two
1eara. will be final ratUlcatlon
by the teachen' uaoclatlon Jan.
30. offtcials •aid tbday. ·
NewMidetut
Tallcs Begin
JERUSALEM tAP> -
New Middle East peace
talb opened today with an
Esyptian demand for "an equal house for the Paletinian people" and a
low-keyed Israeli call for
''concession, compromise
and mutual agreement."
Secretary of State
Cyrus R. Vance~ &takl.DI
out the middle 1round,
said the common coal of
Esypt, Jaratl and tbe
United Statet "and those
absent toda)'., -Jordan,
Syria, and the Sovlet
Union -ii a Just. lutlnc
and comprebenaive ..We-
ment.
The 1tron1ty worded
statement by E1yptlan
Ftoretcn Mlnllter
Mobammeid Kamel con·
tra1ted with the Israeli
call for eompromlH,
bitbllthtln1 abarp dlf • ferences between them.
F,....Page..tJ
RAIN •••
The elementary school db·
trlct •• board of truatees wm
meet the followtn1 nleht to adoot
the 1alary 1chedule, which k
retroactive to the ftrat of the
year.
Tenna or the asreement pro-
vide for a unllonn 5.5 ~t
acrosa-U,.board pq raiae tbll
year and nut. for all teachers.
An additional 1.5 percent
salary lncreue WU liven to,
1ome of the dJ1trict11 faculty
mem bera with lon1°term
service, ad•anced colle1e
detrees and addiUonal units of
special atudJel.
Dlttrld olfldals bad attempt·
ed durlnt 11 'JDontba of dil·
cuaalona to wart out a 1alary
acbedule that rewarded Jone·
time ln.stnactore, who !bade less
on the averace'tban tbetr other county counterparts.
The new contract worked out BJ 11ae Alaocla&ed Preu
throu1h the West Oranae eounu-Parts of the MJdweit were
United Teachers AlloelaUm:a. a burled in IDOW toOay, with bun· ......... m~ fact n-..alnl l drect1 'ot acboo11 clOI~ an(J IOIDe "'"or;e·me u.n-"•UJU pane downtowu •lrtuallg', dete.rt'4, and • ltate mediator lets '1Dt.120 while the Nortbeaat braced for
aa the minlmu.m annual teaener h ·-• ht. waae. eavysnow_.,.i
A year1J 1alary ot S20,IS5 will Win~ ID lodlana ~ PlllDI
be earned la; a ~ear teaeber 1 up •IJO'J drifts !>Ill~ Obto
With a Bater Of Alti ~ lll•er, aDd Evan.avwe, wttb 11
and ad•ancecl eclaoattoaat courses. Nezt year, those bej~ 1
and mutmum ftJUftS.121.! Jmnp to $11,310 ad '5!1.9'7, OftldJls point out. •
Oace tbe P•T laclla1e la form allJ adopte • the next payctieckl for tbo 659-member
faculty Mntna 24 dJstrlct CUI·
puaea will be fattened to reflect
tbe retloactlve ral.ao to tbe f1rit
of tbil year.
Oriatnally as term• of the con-
tract wblch waa auppoeed to
have been algned by lut July 1
the teachera wan~ an 11 per.
cent pay raise, whlle the dlatrict
offered6.28percent.
They bad alaO demanded a
clause aUowlnt tor blndtnc
arbitration by atate med!at.on in resolvtna pay or grievance ques-
Uona. •
Tbt1 demand was drOpped u a
prelude to reachln1 M"onclay'a
final wace aareement.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. <AP> -MondaJ was RObert E. JM'a
birthday -a state hOUday in
AlabamL But at leaat one atate
employee wu confUlecS.
Tbe cleric of th• Alabama
Senate, tryln• to reach a prilon
Official at Mou.nt Meip Prt.son.
was told th Offtclal u not at
work ~aUH: •mita 11 Ubnet
R.r.Lee'• bli'thCtay."
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! 87 fte AllodaW Prell
1 Callfomla braced tOdaJ for another battle with rain, mow IU'd wind u tho next lft a ......,..,.,,.
leaa at.ream ot Pactac ltorma
raced toward th atre cl$•
dooded state.
1 The NatJMat WeatBer ce
ald a powerful atorm wu •·
peeled to hit the north coast by
WednescS.y, 1lvibl \he tOllY
atate jat one dat to recoY•r from a devutaUnt frcnt tbat
crashed tbroulh Monday.
Some showers were foreeut
for today •• tbat •torm de-U vered the Jut of lta potent
araenal.
Forecaster Harol4 Shellom
uid in San Francl•co ttiat
California remains in the path of
a P aclfic ltorm track whlcb bu
sent ralmtorm• over the atate
the paal three weeks. He aaid
the train of at.orma would last
another week.
On Monday, tale-driven rain
and anow covered C~llfomla wltb sometJme. dlamal retultl: -The J\ed Cron helped
evacuate al leut 2IO people
* * *
frown about 100 Gu r.11 lll
homes hen Ruulan iv nooctwattt. poured tnto th• com·
muDlt~'t IOw·lfinC sectors.
Abo t 70 people •pent lb
nlth\ ft cots ln V eran'• 1
emoflal Buildin~ the h
spot tn toWn, ancl were ~
food and dry clothlor whllt
other Red ·Cross volunteers and
abetlff'• deputies arru&tid boat tran1~tfoo from the fiooded
lo1rlandl into town.
-Elsht downtown blocks ol
San Ltds Oblapo oa tbe Central
Coast were submer,ed under
nearly. four feet o fioodlnc
creetwater. Offtclat. said UM
water seeped Into several of the
town'• quaint lhops durtn1 an
ear11 afternooCl downPOW".
-Realdenbl threw up sandb•C
barricades aa foot·deep
noodwaters auraed tbrou1b at
least three rural San "lJoaquin
Valley towns. Mendota sUffered
the heaviest dama1e when
waten jumped a makeshift dlte
and raced through the enUre
community. In Tracy, SO·mPh ••lei knocked out power for
* * * * SD County Hit 'Hard
SAN DIEGO (AP1 -San
Diego County, already reeUnc
from floods caused by torrentJal
rains, was hit agaln as a water
spout and weakened earthen
a&ricultural dams threatened
bomes~de.
About 50 retldent• of the
Fallbrook-Bonsall area were
holed up in Maie Ellis Elemen·
tary School in Fallbrook, where
* * *
an emeriency evacnaUon center
wa1 establlahed after a 1mlll
earthen dam save way late Mon·
day.
Offictal1 aa14 some water
from the dam tlowed thr°"&b
home•. but the amouat of
dama1•, U any, wu not lm·
mediately determloecl
In Carlabld, Naidents ol the
382·unlt Laketbore Garden
* * * Rain Ruins Ci:ops;
Harvest Prevented
BylE RYCIAUSEN Of .. -.. ..... 14Mf
Exceulve moisture la rottlnt
celery and broccoli In Oranae
County fields and m1kln1 lemon
and avocado harvest tmpoulble,
aald Fred Keller, vie• J>r .. ldent
1n char1e ()( tbe Irvine Com·
pany's qrtculture d.lvllioa.
Keller aald Tuesday lt ls too earl)' to determine dollar toua In hi1 oper1t1on, but precilcted
that the consumer will be pa)'lne
more for celery and broccoli and
gettlDIJ lell ~lJ thls Winter. "AsuiJDlytnddemudproblem
could cfeVelop lf thl• rala COO·
tlnuea and tome fleldt wOD't be
harveatable at all." he ~ec-tured.
He aald heavy ralM bav. del· uged farmft'I ftom the Imperial
Valley south throucb San ~leto
County, a probl•m that aJ.read1
has lncl"UMd lettuce pnc-.
Earlier tbll month. Uie county •srlcunure commllalon noted that rain.I were dqlnJC .. nothtnc
Faftrlert• lnabWty to aet Into
lemon wchardl I• r.wtfns lQ a ~uaUty pl'Oblem, he added.
• ~ YOCadoil bold to tbe tree pl'C-
ty well, but lemons 1et too tarie.•• I ...
6l!er, wbo wu 1loDln1 for
n1a Ult ~·WOUid llli• to
tw1l otl tbe •Nut at thll ,oJnL E•en pasture linda an CiltthlC too muda ...-. wUh 10me cat.-
ti. boQID& 4otrD lD •ad9 he ... a.
but 1oo4.. for the irawben"Y
crop IJ'OWJl on scattered small
acre a~ Now, thouah, Keller uld dampneu ls cau1ln1 some
fun1us on newly flowered strawberry planta.
"'I'm not aure ot tbe probletm
we'll have with that, but CX·
ceaalYe moisture 11 not 1ood,
e.en 1f It doea leach the roota. '1
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The 1now In southeatt Ills·
sourt started .Sunday mghlj nd
It WU StlU 1noWtn• lithtl.Y thli morntn1. 1'ltl NaUonal Weather Ser~lce aald the It lncbe. of
anow on the 1round atJ Cape
Girardeat.t wll tbe heavi~t
1nowtall re,tatered at any of lta
weather ttaUom.
ScboOll and many busln
w•o cl<llW 1.D Cape G!iardeal.a today, and about the onl)'
wblctl• mcmna were those with
tour·wbeel drive or ·cbalns.
Hundreds ot 1chool1 were
cloaed aDd blaftways tbroupout
tbe state were anow·packed arid
icy· Deputy Bob Scrivener ol Uie
Cftrt1t1111 COunty abertff'• otllce
In southwestern Ml11ouri aald
roadl tbere ware "slick as
aldnned beef, and 1t C!oesn'' look
any better."
Brown rrilOrted water three le.et. deep.,., ()Enino c~
at 8:30 p.m. when be abandcGecl
tbe stalled Cadlll•c. ·
81 STEVE llllTCHBLL cwt•&Wtr,.......,.
• Monday evelllDI was • :n11btmare for a Lacuna Beach
• family whose home, business
:and bopea wens rava1ect Ill a few
"tbort hours by flood1 that eateaded tbrou1b their
;property.
• Dennis ~ fenl, •bo owns
!!La1una Gard na nursery OD
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: * * * ' . * ; Watch First Step
Manhole Grab• Dana Mart
A Dana Point fireman aaJd be
1ot the 1urprbe of his Ille Monday
when he stepped off a Pacific
Coast Highway curb and found
blmseJI up to his armpits in a tor·
tent of water. .
Dennis Schwander, 2S, wu on
a county lire department crew,
pumping rain water from two
flooded Dana Point atorea at the
intersection of Pacific Coast
Highway and El Eocanto
Avenue.
Runofr channels in the
roadways were two feet lo
rushln1 water when Schwander
croucd and recrossed Coast
l * * * t AlboCreek 17
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I banks In South Lacuna dwiq
Monday nl1bt'1 fioodin1. and
wiped out footbrldSH and a
sewa1e 1y1tem, accordios to South Coast County Water Dis·
trict officials.
District general mana1er
Raymond C. MllJer aald fioodii\1
knocked out about 300 feet of dis·
trlcl sewer pipeline, which leads
to a treatment plant further up
the canyon.
He 1ald district crews were
worklnt on the dama1ed line,
but warned that lri th m
Ume1 aewage la flowtn out '"1so
Creek and into the oc an.
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Highway to assist with pumptn1
operations. •
The fire captain tbouabt be
bad made lt safely back acrou
the flooded highway, 1teppln1 up
to tbe sidewalk, when ho allpped
into an open manhole bidden un·
der ~1wirlin1 nmoff.
"I don't know wbat would
have happened ii I hadn't had
my arms out." Schwander 1aJd.
"My feet weren't toucbln1
81lytbtn1. and tbere wa1 a •trona
pull toward the atorm drain."
The fireman •aid he wu un-
hurt -"just very wet and pretty
surprised" when he pulled
himself out of the drain.
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i JAOIDB BYMAN oe .. °'1lfY """.._. The most damagin1 in a series
of 1torma lalbed Oran1e County
Monday. cau11D1 wldeapread
Uoodln and aevtral near· drown~. and another atorm ls
OD lb way. ..
But NaUonal Weather Serilce
m eorolo1l1t John i.,Jlendenon
said tbe cout wtll 1et a brief
reprleve. A storm predicted for
tonl1ht has slowed down and
l1n1t e~eted until Wednesday
ni1ht, he 11.ld.
TraetldY was barely averted
Monday when a 1'·year-old
B1 fte Aaoda Prell Forecaster Harold Shellum
Call!ornla braced toc1a1 fo:r uld la Sa.a l"rancl co that
another battle wWl rain. mow C&llf onila remalns 1D cl and wiDd u the next Jn a relent· a Paclftc storm track which h
leu 1t.reaDl.,.Pf raclfic storms aent raimtonnl over th I
raced toward lb• alread1· tho pat three weeks. Oooded It.ate. the tr OI ~s wowd t
The National Weather aootMI' welk. said a pOwerf\11 It.Orm WU ell· On Mondal, 1ale-drlvcn mm
pected to bit the north coat by and snow c6vered Callfotnia
Wednesday, 1lvlna the aoau with aometlmes cti.mal reault.u
st.Mo just OQO day to recover -Tbe Red Croll belped
from a devaatatlna troot that evacuate at least 2$0 ~pie
crashed thnJuab Monday. from about 100 Guern~v).lle
Some •bowen were loreeut homes wben Ru11iao River
for. today a1 that 1torm de· flooCtwat.en poured into Ute com·
livered the lut ol ill potent munlty's lo~lyina teet.ora. arsenal About '10 people 1pent the
* * * * * * Abandoned.· , ..... ·-~1
Cars ~Moved. RAIN •••
lf-'.1 Laeuna 'Canyoo Road Monday,
causing about $100,000 damaae,
cau1lnc electrocution of a
Labrado retriever and leaving
four feet ol water. Owner Denali
Tou1Sleng Pid he and his family
were busy cleaning up the debris
today.
By Water
Two can .:.. abandoned by
their owners when the autos
became stalled -were swept
down Camino Capl.Jtrano in San
Juan Capistrano by a slx·foot
wall of water Monday evenin1.
The cars, a BMW and a
Cadillac, were carried toward a
railroad brhlle over Oso Creek.
The BMW, because of iu small
size, was swept under the bridle
into the creek, while the luxury
car smashed Into the bridge.
Oran1e County aherlff'1
deputies etUmated the wall of
water came cr11btn1 down
Camino Capistrano, three·
quarters of a mile south of Avery
Parkway, atabout9:10p.m. Mon-
dav.
The Cadillac. belonging to
Timothy P. Brown of 24212 Via
Louisa, Mission Viejo, was
towed away this mornlne. The
BMW, owned by Dou1taa
Wallace of 29614 Spotted Bull
Lane in county territory, still
sits overturned In the Oso Creek
bed.
Brown reported water three
feet deep on Camino Capistrano
at 8:30 p.m. when he abandoned
the stalled Cadillac.
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BOND •••
Tbe four committee•
e1tabll1bed by trustees are or·
gulied by 1eogr1phio areaa u
follows :
-Mission Viejo will be can·
v used by Trustee William
Thompson, worklnl wlth cU5trlct
and school staff, teachen and
student representatives.
-Laiuna Nlpel wUI be COV•
. t-red by Trustees Robert
Ba~helor and Jan Ove~n. alto
worldn1 "1th dlltrlct and aebool
representatives.
-Dana Point and San .Tu.an
Capistrano voters will bear from
Truste. Teel Kopp and George
White, •Histed by school of·
flclal1. ,
-San Clemente and
Caplatrano Beach reatdenta will
be approached by comrntttee
member Trustees garah Upp
•l\d Edward W11tber• and
achool reprtHDtaUves.
Techniques dliculaed Monday
to perauade dlltrict voters to
support tbe 1ch0ol 11A~ tlec-
tion lochided :public 1pealdn1; rrlotlDI and dtatrlbuUon o
Ueu. •l4eo tapln• and telephone recorded muaa1e1.
"lt•a the peopla'• achoola, and
the peopl• deHne to un·
deratand the la lilvolv in
tbo bond ectkm," 1aJd ld100l
bOard d tK~.
The storm, which came down
in 1b~ durln& the early eve.
nlnc hOW'9, poured 1.ae inches on
Uie south county area lo 2•
houra, 1.11 lnchet on Newport
Beach, 1.H iocbea on Costa
Men and 1.27 inches on Hunt·
lnaton Beach. Thl'O\llbOUt the county, pc>Uce
officers, firemen, Callfornla
Hl&bway Patrol ortlcen and
road crews worked around the
clock to 1andbaa homes, clear
mud11ldes ud aid 1trandtd
motorists. •
Ll«htnini struck several
Edison Company transformers,
addine to raln dama1e. Hun·
dreds of C'\Jltomert ln areu J.n.
cludinc HuntJncton Harbou•,
Corona del Mar, Westmlniter,
Huntington Beacb and El Toro
Marine 'ase were left wltbout
power for periods ran1ln1 fl'Om •
a few mtnutea to seven· b"o\lJ'I.
Ca1pera Park remained
parttanr cut off due to ramp•I·
Ina San Juan Creek. Floodinr several feet deep was reported ln central and
downtown HunUnston Beach, at
Harbor Boulevard and Edln1er
Avenue in Fountain Valley and
ln two Huntlnatoo Beach traller
parks. A mud slide occurred at
Golden West SU.t and Mansion
Avenue, police Piel.
Jn Costa Mesa, water backed
up into city ball and also nooded
numerous lriteneeUona In the
downtown area.
Newport Beach General
Services DirectDr Jake Myderse reported rnud slides on Back
Bay Drive at San Joaquin Hills
road, at Bayside Drive and
Bayside Place and at several
other lntenectiona ln the area.
About one foot of water poured
Into the intersettion of J!albOa
Boulevard and C9~ Hl&hway,
while firemen If> the clty we.re
kept buay aidlna flooded
homeowners.
trvtne anht reported heavy
floodlnt afaai p'1U of CUlvcr
and TUrtle ltOCt drivel and Bar·
ranca and Jeftre1 roa&s.
tn San Cltm.ite, a 1lluaed
drain•&• plpe forced flremen
and bolD*"WD .. to build.\ a :CO.
fOOt·blP. JO.foot-IODI wall of
1Udbap an the Ocean 111111
velopmeAt to prevent 'f1oodlDI.
Deep waters wen nport.lil:I 1n
four city locatlom, iDCladlna Old
Cil1 Plua.
Broken water mains in the
Pre1lde11Ual Het1bt1 and
arlner Polbt d elopmenta led
to • cut.di water aupply for bOUlot tn thole areas ·Monday
nlabt, and 8ari Clemente Pier
aa elosed until lt could be. ~ ted by a aatety ~
Alien Driver
Faee&S~y~
Sl'OLENITEM
&IDLY NEEDEDt
Nominee for UJ.tlmed'
tbelt of the year: While a
thunderstorm dropped 1.27
lncbe1 d r!\e_ on the cit>:• of lr'Hne 9ondaJ,
1omebody sloshed through
the wet to 1teal-a
sprlnlder ~bot. ..
J>oltcei n.tct a. tblef left
hll footprints behind lb
ooztn1 lt\Ud In trorit of Uie
Shur·I.:Ot COrp. bulldlnl,
2Ml White Road.
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Behind Bars
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I SANTA MONJCA <AP>
JkraUng Evel Knievel as a oian
JUilly cl ->'extreme cowardice, ..
an angry Judge ordered the stunt
inan today to spend his entire
•lx·month jail sentence beblnd
bsrs with no chance of early
parole.
"This condition that has
, brought you here ls about u low
81 you'll ever fall," Superior
Court Judge Edward RafeedJe
t-old Knievel, who pleaded
lnutes before to be returned to a 'ft'Ork·furlough proiram.
But the Judge, dtdartnc he
was tired or rea<tfn1 about
1'1lievel 's •'show bualne11
nts" while a prisoner, aaid
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Police and FBI offlclals con· lf l\ued their manhunt today for a
kl·ma.sked bandit who held up a
unUniton Beach bank Monda)'
afternoon and fled wlti.
$44,130.65 ln el&ht money baca.
FBI ofOclals ln Loa Ao,eles
aid today they believe the Hunt·
ijagton Beach bank robber may
be the same man wbo held up
anks in the Laguna Hills area
last week and six tnonths ago.
the daredevil bad 4oae "Ir-
reparable harm" to the lf&ttm
which Jllowa prlloDer'9 to wWk
at Jobi by day i.DdTetW'll toja11
at nJ1ht: & I
Rateedle decllnid to nwote
Knlevel'a three·year ·probaUoa
and, accuslnf th• dJJUict at· tomey'1 Gmce of ... cl&ssJc case
of buclC pu•ln1, !! refUI04 to
specifically riile Oft wlietb r. be
tecbalcally escaped from Jail·
when he showed up ftve bOun
late from a farlouah J ~ 7.
Raf eedie told th dislrlct at·
tomey to decide It llt11atlon waa
nece11ary on the escape ques-
tion, ordered the county Pante
Board not to srant Kiilevel early
SAN DIEGO (AP) -S•n
Dleso County, already r.etlna
rrom nooc11 caUHd by torrentJal
rain , was btt aln a• a water
1pout and ktned a1ncultural
earthen da.sm threatcllect homes
countywide.
Police were searchlo1 tor tho
body of lvJn Bertman, 27, •bo
wu believed dro\vried when bis
pickup truck wu 1wept off a
private road on hli p~rtJ into
PenHquitoe Creek. Otflcera Hld
Bertman'• wife and children
were able to c ,. from t.be
* * * ~y .Clt~
7 Irvine Highways
Clqsed by Rain/ all
Seven highways -three of
them major thoroughfares -
were impaasable in Irvine today
arter still another storm dropped
1.27 inches ot rain on the ~HY city.
Several more roads were tem·
porarily closed durln1 the peak
or Monday's storm whlcb
brought some of tbe hudes\
downpours or the recent !'lift·
falls.
Police reported that Culver
Drive approachet to a flood con·
trol channel bridle near Bartan·
ca Road acajn were wuhed out,
just as repair crews were ready
to pour asphalt to flx the pre·
vioua dama.ie.
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KNIEVEL •••
Jloal!s that t.Oday were: •
-Hanard Avenue,' tietwHn Warner Avenue artd Main Street. Thl1 road ls closed
prlmadly, Boyd said, for traffic
p~ea.
-:-Culver Drive, between Bar ..
ranca Road and Main Street.
This l'Oad ts likely to rematn
cloaed throiuah the end of the
ruonth, until the waabout ta re-
pair~. --Barr-anca Parkway,
between ~e and Jeffrey Rbacl. -Jeffrey Road, between
Irvine Center Drive and the San
Dleto Freeway. :.
-Barranca Road, between Jeffrey Road and Laguna
Canyon Road. .
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SXORM •••
The Allio Creek overfl.owect lta banks in Soutb WIW\I 4urln8 Mbnday ntaht'a floodtn1/ ua wiped out footbrtdaea and a
sew aae 1y1tem, accord1n1. to
South Cout County Water~
trict officiall. ~
District 1eneral 11).•::ti~ Raymond C. Miller aald fl
knocked out about aoo feet ora.
t lct sew• plpelIM. which lead.I
a tremnent plant turtber up
e CaJ1100.
He said dlltrlct crews were
worklnt on the dama1ed line,
but warned that in the mean. time, aewaae ll nowinl out Allio. creek and into the ocean.
)liller said warninp to •wlm· mera baVe been Po8ted at~
but said tbe aewa1• hu been
cblorinated, and poaea lltUe
pollution danter.
Severll footbrkllt• crlalc,.... Ina the river on lksn Brown'• Golf and Countr1 Club were
swept awa1 lnJli• floodlq.
which aJao erod an UlbJnk· mat a1oal tbe .roadway lNd1q
to the eoumry el~ .. Tbe, aolt
eourae was .i.o heaYilJ f1oodect lntbendm.
MUler 1dd the HWe line
ahould be ftpa1Nd before nest
weekend. He put damqe to the
llae amt th• foot~AUtl 1f,t betwem..-ua-.~ ·
Califomla Temaln11 Ill the path of.
a Paetflc •torm trick 'Which bU
t rllmt0tni1 over the l!ate
e put three weea. He •lld
the train ol storm• would lut
another week.
011 Monday, ple-drf en l'l.lA
and •now conred California
wttb aometlmes dlimal reawta:
-The Red Crou helped
eucuate at least 250 p.Ople
fromr about 100 Ouenae\'llh~
homes whea Ru11lao Rl•w
floOddters pOui'ed l!lto the com·
munity'1 Jow.1ytn1 sectors.
AbOut '70 people spent the
nl.bt on .cot• in Vetel'an'•
Memorial Bulldldt, the hl&helt
spot in town, and were liven food and dry clotblnl while
other Red en. vOlunteera and
* * *
Manhole 'Gmb1 Dana Man
A Dana Point ftNman a&Jd be aotthe~olbll We Monday
wben be It~ off a Padflc
Cout Blehwq curb and foanCI
himself up to bltarmpstaln a tar. ront of water.
Deium Schwander, 25, wp11 on a county fire ~artment crew.
puin~ ram water from two noOcled Dma Point stores at tbe
lnteruction of Paclfic Coast
Hl1hwa1 alld El Encapto
AvtDue.
Runoff ehannela fn tbe
roadw171 were two feet IQ
ruthinl watet wnen Sebwandet croaaed and recroased Cout
t * i *·
I
' r ''You're the~ a"ld I'm the mommy."
.. "Okay. You take the kids lhoppin' oriel l'U
watch TV."
.. ac1t91'lflfl N...,e ~
DEAR PAT: Ia It always more economtcal to
tbbp for food and household supplies by ualn1 unit
pricln1. which ttvea the price ot a Product by the
i>unct or pound -whatever tbo alze and ca.t of tbe packa1e?
· B.T.,tmne
Not always. Wltla elea-. prodadl, for la·
atuee; ,_ alM ban to eompan bow am Of
•H' D1'0dad tbe dlreeUoa.a ealJ for J09 to .... U
ucl. X II cbeaper au Brud :Y, lt'llt nqulna
to Id &M Job done, ,_ aetaalb' may be wa.U.1 IDOGeJ' bJ bayla1 H n tba more
.eQCbsiH JJNCfu&.
• ·~Letters BtGU llet-•
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MQ.TAR
0 .9 Mel flllC.
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• -THE ANNEa IN which irant fUods were apUt by fedeta.l
and 1tate 1ove111ment to
partlclPJtlni SERRA a1encles
In tbe proJect'• first pbue.
-The state and federal gp_v.
ernmen did not authorize each
SERRA a1enct to recelv grant.a for &be aecond pbue u
-~ted.
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