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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1978-03-13 - Orange Coast Pilot0 40 osta e MONDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 13, 1978 VCK.. 11, No. n, ) HCTIOMS, •NOC$ 1 • . • Legacy of Bu~hhles: Flowers and a Survivor· • • • Miners Defy Taft -Hartley Armed Gunmen Moluccan Trio Hold· Hostages APW ......... M-. SCENE OF SIEGE Terror In Netherland• SYDNEY. Australia (AP) -A young man died after drinking a .drue. potion brewed at a pre- weddinl stag party en the ~acb at N ewcaatle, near Sydney', police said. They said John I>Ouglas Kin- naird, 18, a friend of the bride- groom, collapsed after be drank three or four glasses of the ~· cocUon 11>ade from a wlld plant known u anael'a trumpet. His friends setl\lm on a 1ruay bank to •leep' it on, but found blm dead lour hours later, police said. Four others who drank the brew became ill end we~ re- e«>verln& 1A-.bospltal. ASSEN, Netherlands (AP) - Masked and heavily armed South Moluccan militants shot their way into a government of. flee building today, wounding at least six people and taking 30 to 40 others hostage, authorities said. A Dutch Justice Ministry of· ficial said the gunmen, number- ing at least three, were making "similar demands" to those made in previous Moluccan ter· ror attacks -apparently mean· ing freedom for jailed comrades and a plane to fly them out of the country. ·The area around this northern Dutch city bas been a focus of attacks by Moluccan militants demanding Dutch help in win· ning independence from lo- d ones i a for their Aslan homeland, a former Dutch col· ony. Thousands of Mol\&Ccans are in Rolland as immiarants. At least two persons fleeing the modem Orente provincial government office building were gunned down from behind and slightly wowided. and it was re- ported that others were shot in· side the building. Tbe terrorists, said to be armed with pistols and at leait one machine gun, sprayed the streets outside with gunfire ftom upP..er·floor windows. Police ln arnio1"Cl cars ringed the buUd· tnc. , Man.y ~mment employees fled the. .)>ulldlng in a panic, some slldlnl .down fire . hoses lowered from Wlndowa and then fleelng thtoulh the bact.}'arc:I, poUceaaid. . "The bUllets were Rylna about our ean,'' said Leo G. ltlok, a_ a 1ovel'IUIMlll clerk who ..cllPtd without IQjUfl. Police IJM)kesman P.T. Sln· nemil aaid one lloluccan. roclo ap (leen&aO&. •••• AJ) Wreckage Found °"'""" .......... REMAINS OF PLANE THAT CRASHED OFF HUNTINGTON BEACH WASH ASHORE Authorttie• Still Mum ·on Identity of Piiot Preaumed Loat After Mld ... lr Colllalon Saturday Wreckage Assists Sea Crash Probe By All'l'Btta It. VINSEL ~-Dlllty .......... ~rumpled chunks of a small plane that doTe straight down 2,000 r.et Into the sea off Hunt· inttou Beach after a mid-air col· llalOll •Wi anotber aircraft Slt\ll'day continued washing ubore la heavy surf today. One ol the largest single seg· menta of the p1ane bore its serial riumbera, Je8diq to ldentific~· Uon qi the plane ad presumably tbe pilot whose body bu not beo recovered, t._vtiMl11tora declined to ideD· tU1 the student pilot who cbecked out the orance·aJICl.. wbU• plane from Sbaw Airmotlve, at Oranp Caunty Airport, shortly before tbe Wi-eckedPlaDe Traced to SA Business National Transportation Sale. ty Board investigators said to- day the plane that carried five unidentified people to their deaths near the Mammoth Lakes airport Friday was owned by a Santa Ana construction comoanv. A spokesman for the qeney said the single-engine Cessna-aJ.O is operated by the Lowmar Corp., 2533 S.1lainst. A-company spokesman would say only that the firm .. baa no 1Vord (about the craft) u of this time" when queried thia mom· Ing. Meanwhile Mono County Coroner's deputies said they ex· pect to establish the ideatltles ol the five dead people late today. Tbe bodies, burned be)'Ond reeo,nltkJn. were found bl the wreckage of the small plue. ac· cordlDI to Sheriff'• Deputy Arcbifehiiatiansen. The plane crashed and bumect at about 8:30 p.m. FrWay wblle t_.n1 9ff from the aid aru airport. Cbristlanaen aald tH craft hit a rocky, snow~ed rt die at about the T ,ZOO.foot elevation seve-ral hundred yards ea1t of tbe airport landlnl atdp. JnveiUgatora who are awl probing the cause of the fatal cra1b u1cl the 1ls·seat plane wM flown to Mammoth from Or-. Coatt~ -· Throng§ Stay Away From Job WASHINGTON (AP) Miners stayed home by the t.bousands today, ignoring a mck*work eourt order as coal Industry and union negotiators toot a day olt from bargaining on a contract to end the 88-day coal strike. The Carter administration was hoping enough miners would obey a federal judge's back·to-work order so that at least limited mine production could resume to ease the plight of coal·short regions. But reports from the coalfields indicated that not enough union members were sbowin~ up for the first two shifts for produc• Uon to resume. There were no reports of violence and only isolated cases of picketing, which is specifically banned by · the court order. The union predicted that the back-to-work order would be widely ignored by the 160,000 striking miners. A Justice Department spokesman said the administ:ra· lion ex.peds miners gradua1)1 will return to work this week. "We believe the bulk of miners will obey the order," said 1pokesman Mark Sheehan. He said that by mid-day. federal marshals bad served copies of the court order on about 90 percent of the coal com- panies and unim locals named as defendants. But be said of'ticlals would ex· erclse "responsible restraint., in enforcing·tbe order. "We don't plan any hasty or lll-conceived action ••• We don't seek any confrontation, .. Sheehan said. (~ 00,U.. Page A!> Coast Weat•er Fair th.rouah Tuesday. Locally breesy witb psty winds JS to 30 mph. SU&bt· ty warmer with hllbs 65 to 70. Lon toailbt 45 to 50. INSIDETe8A~ A laoftclfcoppecl cOMple dared to lklN o cN1d dttpUe 10CI,,.,. -crUicilm from oU Mn. TM ~ b Jovr · tnORIM okl MS "ft mt tDOrtla U/• "'-poma IOJ. SH PoQe A•. : AZ DAIL v PILOT s Monday. March 13 1978 Snow Victlln May MODF.STO CAP) -An elderly Michigan man who survived a month stranded In his snow-~und mot.orhome in the tugh Sierra Nevada may have lived because his wife died. Laurence Shannon, 82, and his wife, Emma, 80, of Grand Rapids, were traveling lelsw-ely over the mountains to visit their .. ~aughter here when they took a · :wrong turn on a back road and got stuck Feb 7. Errorts to free the motorhome failed, and Mrs. Shannon died three days later, apparently or natural causes. The vehlcle ..-as spotted Fri· day In a remote section of Se· Quoia National Park bv a man fiyiog to a nearby Boy Scout camp. S hannon was soon rescued, and his wife's body was flown out by helicopter. His son-in·law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George Spurr, A,.Wl...,..le PREPARING FOR 'RESURRECTION' IN MISSOURI Daniel Rogers With Mother's Body In Freezer Rest•rrection? Preacher Freezes Mom's Body REEDS SPRING. Mo. CAP) -With an upri~ht freezer as the coffin, the frozen body of 80-year-old Gladys Rogers lay in state in a small chapel in southwest Missouri. tter son said she would rise from the dead and give a sign "the end of this age" is near. Evangeli st Daniel Aaron Rogers asked three other preachers lo assist him in the Sunday "resurrection service" at Clarkson Mortuary in Reeds Spring, a town of about 280 and the only place he could find a mortician who would go along with his plan. HIS MOTHER DIED FEB. ! in Harrison, Ark., 2S miles soutti of here, and Rogers had her body packed in dry ice for six days, then placed in a freezer. It took Rogers more than one month to win a permit lo have the body removed from Arkansas. "Jesus commanded us t.o preach the gospel, heal lbe sick, raise the dead," said Rogers, when asked his motive. Rogers arranged for gospel singers from St. Louis to lead singing in an adjoining chapel as he and his fellow preachers prayed for the resurrection to occur. Only the four preachers were allowed in a combination office and visiting room, closed off Crom the chapel, which contained the freezer run by a porta· ble generator. "WE EXPECT MOMMA TO BE raised," Rogers said from his Harrison home. "A neighbor of one of my associate evangeli sts said she had a vision, and she saw Momma open her eyes and get up." Missouri health officials have said they would allow the res· urrection efforts to continue for an uns\M!'clfled period or time before requiring that Mrs. Rogers be buned. Rogers said he believed the resurrection of his mother would be a signal that Christ is coming "and the end or this age, as we know it, would be near." He said this meant "all the wicked will be burned up, by fire ... we believe by atomic born b fire." "That don't mean It's gonna happen the day after Mom is raised, but we do believe that the time will be near," he sald. "The righteous. the good people, th.ey're gonna survive. Just the extremely wicked are gonna be destroyed." picked him up in Visalia on Fri· day night and returned Sbannoo to their home here. "If my mother badn 't died, he would have tried to walk out of there," Mrs. Spurr said. "Even in death, my mother saved my father's life." Shannon explained that be would have walked the wrong way -toward an empty Boy Scout camp. His daughter said he probably would have died in F,...PageAJ COAL •.• Meanwhile, industry and un- ion bargainers said they were making some progress after a weekend of talks but aren't on the verge or a negotiation breakthrough. A spokes man for the Bituminous Coat Operators ~­ sociation said the two sides had no plans to meet face-to-face to- day. although "we are continu· ing lo work" on the issues in dis· pule in separate meetings. Industry bargainers returned home Sunday but planned to re- turn here either today or Tues- day. ''We're getting down to the brass tacks. . .to the hard ~­ sues, ft Nicholas T. Camicia, chief industry bargainer, said Sunday as he left the hotel where the weekend talks were held. held. Hopes for a swift settlement in the 14·week-old walkout faded as the two sides recessed general talks after a brief Sunday session so that small groups of lower-ranking negotiators could work on contract language cov· ering specific issues. Among the differences separating the two sides are un· ion demands to continue free health care benefits provided under the expired 1974 contract and elimination of proposed in· dustry penalties to curb wildcat strikes. United Mine Workers Presi· dent Arnold Miller agreed that there had been some progress, but said "wouldn't put a time frame" on when a settlement will be reached. It was understood that over the weekend industry bareainers offered to significantly reduce what miners would have to pay for their families' health care from what WU proposed in the COD• tract the union membership re· jected a w~k qo. But at Ule aame time, the. BCOA reportedly withdrew its offer, contained in the rejected accord, to keep union health and pension funds solvent. The protracted dispute has forced mounting power curtail- ments and tens of thousands or layoffs in the MidwesU!m and Middle Atlantic regions most de- pendent on coal. Mayor to Travel LOS ANGELES <AP) -Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley will leave for New Zealand on Tuesday ror a two.week visit to meet with government officials, educators and businessmen un- der a fellowship established by that country's government in honor of the late President Ken- nedy. Boy, 3, Dies Inside Dryer Fro•PageAI LAKESIDE CAP) -A tiny friend may have turned on a clothes dryer after his 3-year~ld companion crawled into lt, and a deputy sheriff searching for the boy later found his limp body in- side the appliance, deputies say. The victim was identified as David Allen Covington of Lakeside. The boy's stepmother, Donna Covington, reported David miss· ing and a deputy aearchlng In the garage round him. O"ANOE COAIT s DAILY PILOT TERROR UNFOLDS. • • to the building in a taxi, pulled out a concealed machine gun and stormed through the main entrance, firing off shots. Within minutes, at least two armed comrades joined him inside, Sin· nema said. Police said they believe the at· tackers wanted to kidnap pro- vincial Commissioner Tlnneke Schilthuis, Drente'• top ex· ecutive. But s he escaped through a window of her eround· floor office. Klok said he was drinldn8 col· fee in bis second floor office when he heard an uproar out.side t.be building. "People were s houUna 'Get out of there t Escape','' be told re· porters. "I cot to tbe first floor wlt.b a couple of other people and then shota were ftred at ua .•• "We ran back upst.aln and tband a fire boee, which we UD· rolled and threw out of a .th· dow. We let ounelvel' down lb.at, Jumpln1 the Jut few feet to tho around. "We tben ran tor our lives. WbU• we were numlol a.ctolSI the backyard, two colleasuea were blt by pnflre bu\ they weren't lertoully wounded.'' K.lok •aid one tertor1at be nw Wll Weatinf a boodJ.lke kJllued cap. Wltfteaau aald tt.. IUDllMll 1bot up an ambulance that roUed toward the buJldln• in u at.- tempt to remove a wounded man lylnJ out.Ide. 'nle ambulance turned baqk. Anotbu JDM ~ .... dJM•ne. frW tbl ~:~.allo WU blt b7 ,..nr.. Jlliiltln loiA llDIDNao. rftU&. tanta 1-l&ftlC!k Iii IOri• lit um -tcnta ll.2 m.ll11 ahtbwH~ OI • Amsterdam during the summer or 1977 when they hijacked a passenger train and seized a village schoolhouse. Dutch marines smashed the twin sieges June 11, killing slx of the nine gunmen who held about 50 hostages on board the train. The schoolhouse siege in· volving over 100 children and their teachers was brought to a bloodless end by marines and the four Moluccan gunmen were arrested. Cana/, Pact I.aoksSure WASHINGTON CAP) - A leadlni opponent of the PaDama Canal trHtlH coaceded tod*J that "the pretld.ent baa &be voe.ea" to wlft Senate QPrOVal of tbe ~ti. Sen. Ted Ste .. na, ll· Alas-a, IQ&d npcll'terl that a1reem.u naelMd du.-. · lft1 the put fn 4-Y• ~ at· tecb a·~ .,.,-qslt~ UQS fUr:lber' ne1oUat1on1 Oil hlplq tJ,8. troopl 1n Paaama ifter> IOOO b .. • nailed dori tbe nmalntna .owa needed for Qpl'O'f al . ofd\etnedel. . ,,.. a.. wot.,,..... d.•1 on Che Panama Canal tnat1 ~~ *•t th WiiWWQ Will NlllAIA 11ritral lliill ~ to all lblPibil lift4ll" Pmma .... aamH ~oatrol of Ul• .,...,.., ..... Owe Life to Wife the snow. The Shannons had taken back roads over the Sierra toward Central Califomja after leaving Twentynine Palms in Southern California on Feb. S. The California trip was part or an ex- cursion they began last October. Arter Shannon's wire of 52 years died, he wrapped her In a blanket and kept her in the motorhome with him. tte kept t.be gas heat ocr, stay. inC warm by wearin1 two aeu ol union autta, shirts, aweat•n. coata and pants. Shannon had stocked up on rl~~~ macaroni, spaQettl. cum~• sooos, bread and milk but sWl Joat 16 pounds durine his ordeal, . .. It WM like a dream.'' ~ said. •41 didn't believe l~ was bappentdg." I lie kept snow cleared from the top of the m~me wJ:dcb al- lowed It to be ~ Crom tbe . airplane Fiida.y. Shannon 1ald he plans to stay wllh his daughter for a wblle and make funeral ai:rangements for hia wife. "Thfll) want t.O ~o back home and aeU. my Mttt•, • he said. ''I have sn...se no plana. I don't even want to ihlnk abouUL" . Suicide PDblistied Writer Tel~ of Helping Wife Die LONDON (AP) -J ean Hum- phry knew she was dying or cancer. Dreading a slow, painful death in a boepltal ward, she made a pact with her husband to help her kill herself so she could die qqietly at home. On a sunny March morning in 1975, Jean knew the end was near. She said goodbye to her 1 husband or more than 20 'years, kissed him for the last time and drank a cup of coffee into which be had put a lethal drug. She was 42. Derek Humphry, a reporter for the Sunday Times, told or his wife's death and his patt in it Sunday night on a television pro- gram. His book about It, "Jean's Way," was published today, and the Sunday Times gave an ac- count or it Sunday, along with a plea for a change in the law oo mercy killing. Helping a person commit suicide is illegal under the 1961 Suicide Act, and the maximwn punishment is 14 years of· prison. But prosecutions are rare and judges are usually le- nient. Police in Wiltshire, where the Humphrys lived, said they learned of the case through the newspaper article and proeram and referred it to the dir.ector or public prosecutions. He is the special Crown prosecutor for non·rouUne cases. Humphry said today from his London home: "If the director decides to prosecute. I shall plead guHty and ask for the A .. WI ........ HELPED WIFE DIE Derek Humphry mercy or the co~rt." This was Humphry's story : His wife discovered a lump on her left breast in 1973 and tests showed it to be malignant. After recovering from a mastectomy, the mother or three learned that her lymph glands were can- cerous and would have to be re- moved. Then the cancer spread to her spine and doctors told her she had only a few months to live. ll ' was then that the couple made the pact to allow Mrs. Humphry to die at home with her husband by her side. A doctor friend, whom Hum- phry did not name, provided a lethal mixture or sleeping pills and painkillers which could be easily administered. His wire chose the moment or death, after she learned that the cancer bad reached the top of her spine and was about to enter her brain. "At 5 lD 1 she said, 'Well, it's time you went and got me something to drink.' Sol Ien the room and went and made a cup of coffee for each of us," Hum- phry recounted. '' 1 came back in and gave her a mug or coffee into which I had put the drug which would be quite lethal. We said goodbye to each other and kissed each other for the last time. and she just drank it. "She passed into an lm- mediatecomaanddied ... "We were so close, we had this bond and I felt she'd suf- fered every pain, you know, every anguish, physical pain, that anybody could suffer." Baroness Wootton, a cam- paigner for legal euthanasia \n Britain, wrote in the Sunday Times: "Surely there must be a better way than this of dealing with the tragic situation in which the Humphrys, like so many other couples, found themselves." Man Held in Kidnap CarhlJad Swpect Wounded in Mission Viejo ' A Carlsbad man who police al- lege kidnapped two 13-year~ld girls in that comwnunity and then led police on a high-speed, -40-mile chase into Orange Coun- ty is reported doing well today in the jail ward at UC Irvine Medical Center. Sheriff's officers said suspect Nelson Christopher Burns, 20, was shot by deputies while be· struggled with the m and Carlsbad police near the in· tersectlon of Alicia Parkway and Jeronimo Road in Mission Viejo. Officers said Bums was trying to seize a deputy's weapon when the gun discharged. They said the wound is not regarded as serious. Arresting officers said the pursuit which began in Carlsbad Friday night after a patrolman. spotted a suspected stolen car in which Bums was holding tbe two girls almost came to an end al several points along the 40-mile route into Orange County. · But, they said, Burns re· peatedly rammed Carlsbad police cars and J"Oared bis way out ot a nuniber or traps set up by pursuing officers. Officers said the chase ended in Mission Viejo when Burns' F,.._PageAJ PLANE ••. beach-front road below Golden West Street and Pacific Coast Highway. "There was like an explosion underwater after he hit and then bubbles and steam like in a hot springs, ft Peeler rtt0unted. Alan L. Crawford, chief of the Los Angeles Field Office for the NaUonat Transportation Safety Board, was on the scene this morning, beginning a probe of the crash. · The .notMt-of Yaarov Paz (left) ls c()nifofUa bY an un· ldentll'hld woman at hls funeral in Tel Avlv. Pu wu one Of :IJWl1 vtcUm•i>f an Arab wronat attack on Jarad S8lurda)'. (St.oey P.,e A._) ' car skidded out of control and burst two tires. Officers said that when they reached the car, Burns was desperately trying to ·restart the motor with one band whil,e he held on to the strug. gling, screaming girls with the other. Officers said the two girls have been returned unharmed to their families in Carlsbad. Burns has been booked on charges of kidnapping, assault on peace officers and grand theft auto. Three Carlsbad police cars were damaged during the chase. Officers said the car allegedly . stolen by Burns was badly damaged. f'...,_PageAl ffiPPO •.• ''By the lime we finished dis- cussing it they realized we feel as badly as they do." Among half·dozen sprays or roses already delivered over the weekend was one or pink rosebuds f'rom Bill Sheffield, the attorney who secured a court in- junction against the intenUonaJ harming of Bubbles. The "baby" hippopotamus, a year-old daughter, has become a replacement symbol for Bub- bles' irrepresslbillty and de· U!rminatioo. Tiny Bubbles, who bad neaped twice before with Bub- bles, was the object of many of the callers' concerns. Lioo Country plans to somehow mark her from the rest, so people can see Bubbles' child al the park. The dead hippo's skeleton bas been donated to the Los Angeles County Museum of Natural His· tory. Clerk Kills Store Robber WHrntER CAP) -A 30-year- old man who alletedly or&Jred a clerk Into a arocett store stockroom folloWln, a robbery was 1hot and kUled by a aeeood clerk Who wltuessed tbe erlme, polleelald. Pronounced dMd at t.be scene Sunday waa bJJOODd Patbecod Whlttler. Both elerica nportectly tRa ped WUl'l'. Police aaJd a.be robber •P· ppached the c9ri1 forced btt to band ovv money uom UM easb nraf.a~~ U..oadwed htt lntotha back of mestor.. l , ~ Orange Coast EDITION Today's Closing N.Y. Stoeks VOL 711 NO. 721 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTV1 CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1978 c TEN:ceNTS Moluccan ·Militants Hold 60 1 Hostage~ A~EN. Netherlands (AP) - Sfuth Moluccan militants , a fanatical group that· bas ter· l'C)fhed Holland on and orr tor a decade, struck again today, seiz- irll a government building and 50 to 60 hostages in a shooting at- tack that left al least six people wounded, authorities said. The four to six gunmen were demanding freedom for com- rades in Dutch jails and a plane to ny all of them, along with hostages, out of the country, government officials said. Police in armored cars quick- ly surrounded the modem·style office block in this northern Dutch city as the terrorists, said to be armed with pistols and at least one machine gun, fired bursts of bullets from upper· floor windows. Officials said they feared that one victim lying out or reach in front ol the building might be dead. A bout 200 employees in the building, headquarters of the Drente provincial government, managed to escape through win· dows, some s hinnying down firehoses, afler the Moluccans slormec1 in. But some were gunned down from behind as they fled. Miners Refuse To Go to Work WASHINGTON <AP) - Miners stayed home by the thousands today, ignoring a back-lo-work court order as coal . industry and union negotiators I took a day off from bargaining on a contract to end the 98-day t coal strike. l The Carter administration t•as hoping enough miners would obey a federal j udge's back·t<>-work order so that at least limited mine production could resume to ease the plight of coal·short regions. Airplane l Traced to '1 :SA Fir~ NaUonal Transportation Safe- ty Board investigators said to· day tbe plane that carried five I unidentified people to their I deaths near the Mammoth Lakes airport Friday was owned by a Santa Ana construction comoanv. t A spokesman for the agency I said the single-engine Cessna 210 is operated by the Lowmar Corp., as~s .. MainSt. . •.• A company spokesman would IBY onJy that the firm .. has no 'fiord (about the craft) as of this time" when queried this morn- Jng. Meanwhile Mono County I Coroner's deputies said they ex· peel to establish the identities of the five dead peoplt; late today. ; The bodies, burned beyond 1 recognition, were found ~ the wreckage of the small plane, ac-· cording to Sheriff's Deputy Archie Christiansen. The plane crashed and burned at about 8:30 p.m. Friday while taking off from the s ki area airport. Christiansen said the craft .bit a rocky, snow-covered. ridge at about tbe 7 ,200-foot elevation several hundred yards east of the airport landing strip. Investigators who are still probing the cause ol the fatal crash said the six·seatl>lane was 'flown to Mammoth lrom Orange ,eo~ty Airport. Bomb Removed But reports from the coalfields indicated that not enough union members were showing up for the first two shifts for produc- tion to resume. There were no reports of violence and only isolated cases of picketing, which is specifically banned by the court order. The union predicted that the back-to-work order would be widely ignored by the 160,000 striking miners. A Jus tice Department spokesman said the administra- SUCCUMBS AT 78 Harold T. Segeratrom Costa Mesa Pioneer Dies at 78 lion expects miners gradually will return to work this week. ·•w e be lieve the bulk of miners wm obey the order," said spokesman Mark Sheehan. He said that by mid-day, federal marshals bad served copies of the court order on about 90 percent of the coal com- panies and union locals named as defendants. But he said officials would ex· ercise "responsible restraint" in enforcing the order. <See COAL·, Page A2) Car Sought In Mesa Slaying A 1967 oraqe Porsche and its two occupant.a, seen driving from U. Souto Coast Plaza Hotel parkfn,.lot two minutes after lbe tlaYlng last Thursday momma ol a Maaaachusetts real estate broker, are atill being sought by Costa Mesa police. The driver and passeoier are being sought for questioning in the apparently motiveless shoot- ing death of 32-year-old Daniel M . Sweeny of N"atica, Mass. M. SweenyofNatlclt,Maas. Sweeny wu ldlJed with a single shot through the heart by an un- identified male assailant the gunman and two hostages on an elevator in the hotel lobby early Tbursday. The two hostages, a hotel employee and a ·second guest, escaped Injury by closing the elevator doors 'as the gunman fired several shots at his victim. The mustachioed gunman, in his early 20s with blond to light brown hair and brown eyes. ap. parently fled the lobby lm· mediately after the fatal shoot· tng, police said. Capt. Robert Moody, com· mander of the Costa Mesa Police Department's In· vestigatlve Divis!Qn, aald today police will continue to interview witnesses in the hope or getting information that will lead to the capture of the killeJ. • One ol the wounded wu a school boy shot as be walked down a street, officials said. MiUtanta among the South Molucacan immigrant com· munity in Holland. have made repeated terror strikes in recent years to dramatize their de· mands for Dutch help in winning independence from Indonesia for their Asian island homeland. The Moluccas and the rest' ol Indonesia are a for mer Dutch colony. The area around Assen, 112 mlles northeast of Amsterdam, bas been a focu s of the Moluccan terror cameaign, most recently last spring when gunmen seized hostages in a lraln and school house and held out for 20 days before military assaults ended the sieges. Sile terrorists and two hostages died. " • , •• , It> \,,,. • ... ~ ............. ~ 11 ... ., ...... . Michael LaPole smooths the slurry seat being applied to the main runway at Orange· County Airport today. Jet traffic has been diverted to Ontario until Wednesday while the maintenance work is being done. Airport of· ficials said runway has no~ been worked on since 1969. Police said today's raid began at about 10 a.m. as the Drente provincial coun~ll was about lo meet in the building. There were reports at least two provincial legislators were among the hostages. One Moluccan rode up in a taxi and dashed into the main e ntra nce, pulling out a con- cealed machine gun and opening (See TERROR, Page A%) Man, 82, Survives Elements MODESTO CAP> -An elderly Michigan man .who survived a month stranded in his snow- bound mot.olilome in the high Sierra Nevada may have lived because his wife died. Laurence Shannon, 82, and bis wife, Emma, 80, of Grand Rapids, were traveling leisurely over the mountains to visit their daughter here when they look a wrong turn on a back road and got stuck Feb. 7. Efforts to free the motorbome failed, and Mrs. Shannon died three days later. apparently or natural causes. The vehicle was spotted Fri- day in a remote section of Se- quoia National Park by a man flying to a nearby Boy Scout camp. Shannon was s oon rescued, and his wife's body was flown out bf helicopter. His son-n -law and daughter, .Mr. and /Mrs. George Spurr. picked hi~l up in Visalia on Fri· day night ~d returned Shannon to their home here. .. 'If my mother hadn't died, he would have tried to waUc out of there," Mrs. Spurr said. ••Even • in death, my mother saved my t.ther's llf e." Shannon es:plaJned that he would bave wallred the wroag way -toward an empt1 Boy Seout camp. His daughter said be probably would have died in the snow. The Shannons bad taken back roads over the Sierra toward Central California after leaving B b bles' L · Twentynine Palms in Southern • U euacy.: • California on Feb. S. The l!f California trip was part of an ex· cursion they began last October. A 'Ti ' D h After Shannon's wire or 52 . ;ny aug te r years died, he wrapped her in a ~ blanket and kept her in the 'motorbome with him. B1 PIDLIP ltOSJllAalN Of .. ....., .......... A roomful of flowers and an 800·pound youngster they call "'iny Bubbles is the beginning to- day of lbe legacy of· Bubbles,~ Lion Country Saf&ri hip· popotamus who died Friday in a capture attempt. -Ytie hippo had escaped the animal compound Feb. 20 and eluded park rangers who staltt!d .her around the clock for three weeks trying to briq'ber safely home .. Initial rapture late FridlY because traoquili&inc darts finally ended the animal's Sb- journ turned to sickened di.S· bell f when she suddenly was • He kept the gas ~eat off, stay· d ~ mg warm by weanng two sets of e~ ~ position on the hill where • union suits, shirts. sweaters, e d fr L coats and pants. she fell, near a .pon ° aguna Shannon bad stocked up on Canyon Road, killed her, accord· . ... ... t -ed ing to Uon Country veterinarian rice. macaroru, spa""1.e ti. cann. Donald Dooley goods, bread and milk but still Head toward the bottom or the lost 16 ~ during his ordeal. 1 • t · ht .. lt was like a dream," he slope, Bubb es grea we1g id .. I didn't beli 't as J>1us~edof~~°:t b~~I dla_pbrapn, ~~ppening.,. eve l w c OS g . rea ng. '-He kept snow cleared from the Though fint calls to the Uon top of tbe motorhome which al· Colllltry switchboard, after re-lowed it to be seen from the ports of ~e death filter.ed out airplane Friday. were bos~e and threatening, or-Shannon said he plans to stay fieials aatd, they turned to calls with bis daughter for a while of sympathy. ak f l ts uw ··-"A land the need 1 r and ~ ~ unera arrangemen e ~rs .. 0 for bas wife. people to _point a finger,. Jo "Then 1 want to go back home OAKLAND (AP) - A 12-inch plpe bomb leaning again.It• Ugbt J)Ole in front of the Alameda Coun· ty Courthouse wa.s removed late $Wlday night after a pa55ing bus driver spotted it and reported it to police. ~x-planuer Dies Of Heart Attack· Schetter, IJ~ Country publicist, and sell my house " be said ''I said today ... It's difficult for have made no plan~. I don't. ~en people to accept the death of want to think abou\ it." anythine. We're trying to help · them over that. hump by letting ----------...... them express their anger. f:!---r L: --~ ''It's just that people wanted ~ w~ to get if off their chest.a. They had really strong feelings. Peo-Break V -.. J _ pie would call angrily, weep, re-.L' OUUJ Coast • , covet their composure, and ask qoestJons. f"---i {:!_,;6_ "By the time we finished dis· '-AIU3 ~K.UJ cusalng lt they realized we feel aa badly as they do." (See HIPf'O. Pace AZ) Man Hijacks SF Jetliner OAkLAND (AP) -A Umted . Airlines jetliner with '15 persona onboard waa commandeered by a man who aald be bad a bomb. · 1'nded·tbls afternoon at OUlad · where tht. ea paueu1er1 wve reJeaaed and t.be man demanded .tbat be be flown to Memphis. Tepn .. the hderal AvlatloQ Ad· llililllttatloa laid. • ,... WJacbr held the pllot. co- • pUOt and m1ht •111lneer on Mrddantbe PM 1ald. l'our fllCht a~JH ta were releaaed. TJae alrUner l~t OD tbe lrouod . awa1 ffi>m termlnal a,.. at ' Gaklaaid llitem•Uolt•l 'A.ltPoct. Tbe fUcbtt M, started at San ~ Jt later took Oft for • J>eil\ftf. I • ~ \ t · " Beaches on both sides of the Santa Ana River mouth were closed to the public today after a sewer line ln Garden Grove broke. spilling raw aewqe into the river. The beach qaaraoUne was put into eUec:t at 9 a . m . today by county Health Department of· ficials who said it would remain in effect indefinite- ly unW all traces of the 1pilled sewage are gone. Beaches under tbe ban Include West Newport's atrucll flam seth Street to the river jetty and an ad· diUODal a.• feet north ln· to H•llUn•tOll State Beaeb. lAIUil ~ lnc!lc.t.d the Dae that broke wu a »lncb mm cQable ot bandlbw a mu:tmwn of tlve "inllUon aallona of ........ -. , • ( .. .. A2 CAIL V PILOT c Monday. Match 13, 1011 Cella Funds Unreported? SACRAMENTO (AP) ... As· 1em blyman Dixon Arnet said to. day Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. and Controller Ken Cory faiJed' to fully report the services of a campaign expert who tesWied he was paid $25,000 by Dr. Louis Cella lo work on both men's l.!J74 campaigns. Canal Pact Looks Siue WASHINGTON CAP) - A leading opponent of the Panama Canal treaties conceded today that "the president has the votes" to win Senate approval of the pacts. Arneti. a Republican run.nJng for Cory's job, urged lhe Fair PollUcal Practices Commlssion lo investigale Brown's and Cory's campaign finance report· ing on the contribution by Cella. Cella, a Santa Ana doctor, was lhe largest individual poliUeal contributor in California in 1974. • He was convicted last year ol federal income tax evasion, fraud and conspiracy charges. Arnett said he band his ac· cusattons on the 1975 Orange County Grand Jury testimony of campaign consultant Geor&e Mitrovich of San Diego. Arnett said Cory reported only $1,500 and added "not one cent of Mr. Mitrovich's $12,500 fee for working on the Brown campaign is .reported in any of tho ll.OV· ernor'1 1974 or subsequent cam· paign committee finance re· ports.'' A spokesman for Cory said the $1,SOO was reported as a "quite generous" estimate for "two &mall services" that were the only things Mitrovicb did for Cory in 1974. "We feel fine about ours (cam- paign reports)," added John Jervis, asais(ant deputy con· lroller. Brown's campaign director. Gray Davis, said, "It is a campaign year, and this is the season for lies and distortions. The Brown campaign was not aware of nor did it authroize the hiring of Mr. Mitrovich aa a salaried employe. It bas no ob- ligation to report such an expen. diture. "Lou Cella ran an independent County campaign for several candidates. U he employed Mr. Mitrovich, it was his pt,Uqtion to reP,Ort that ~ditbre on his repori," Davis' said. Mitrovirh testified Cella paid him Sl,S-00 a qiontil., ! 10 months ~ 'WOr.k b~ M:al wn and Corry campal~, ett said. Cella goes on trial Tues~y ln San Diego SuPJ!riot Collrt' e 1.27 counts, including charges of em- bezzliQg more than $3 million from Mlsslon and Mercy hospitals in Orance Count)' and from lhe stat.e and federal gov. ernments In Medicare and M~­ Cal funds. Sen. Ted Stevens, R· Aiaska, told reporters that agreements reached dur- ing the past few days to at- tach a provision permit· ting further negotiations on keeping U.S. troops in Panama after 2000 have nailed down the remaining votes needed for approval oC the treaties. Suicide Paet Ended London Writer Aids Wi/e in Mercy Death .,.~l PREPARING FOR 'RESURRECTION' IN MISSOURI 1 Daniel R~era With Mother's Body In Freezer 1 The Senate votes Thurs· day on the Panama Canal treaty guaranteeing that the waterway will remain neutral and open to all shipping after Panama as· sumes control of the waterway in 2000. Front Page Al PIONEER ... 1 le was influential in the found- ing and development of South Coast Plaza Town Center. Mr. Segerstrom also was pres- ident of Segerstrom Center which comprises the high-rise office complex owned by the family in the financial district o( Santa Ana. A history burr, Mr. Segerstrom contributed to the Orange County Historical Socie· ly, Bowers Museum in Santa Ana and lo the City of Costa Mesa. In 1974, Mr. Segerstrom and other members or his family were honored with the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce's annual Heart Award for con-. tributions to the communJ.ty. He is survived by bis wife or 53 years, Veronica, one son, Harold T. Segerstrom Jr., and tour grandchildren. Other survivors Include his nephew, Henry T. Segerstrom; sister-in-law, Mrs. Anton H. Segerstrom, and great-nephews Toren and Anton Segerstrom and great-niece, Mrs. Andrea Grant. The family has suggested memorial contributions to the Orange County Chapter of the American Heart Association. LONDON (AP) -Jean Hum· phry knew she was dying of cancer. Dreading a slow, painful death in a hospital ward. she made a pact with her husband to help her kill herself so she could die quietly at home. On a sunny March momlng in 1975, Jean knew the end was near. She said goodbye to her husband of more than 20 years, kissed him for the last time and drank a cup of coffee into which he bad put a lethal drug. She was 42. Derek Humphry, a reporter for the Sunday Times, told of bis wife's death and his part in it Sunday night on a television pro- gram. His book about it, "Jean's Way," was published today, and the Sunday Times gave an ac· count of it Sunday, along with a plea for a change in the law on mercy killing. Helping a person commit suicide is illegal under the 1961 Suicide Act, and the maximum punishment ia 14 years of. prison. But prosecutions are rare and judges are usually le- nient. Police in Wiltshire, where the Humphrys lived, said they :earned of the case through the newspaper article and program and referred it to the director of public prosecutions. He is the special Crown prosecutor for non-routine cases. Humphry said today from his London home: "If the director decides to prosecute. l shall plead guilty and ask for the mercy of the court." This was Humphry'& story: His wife discovered a lump on her left breast in 1973 and tests showed it to be malignant. After recovering from a mastectomy, the mother of three learned that her lymph glands were can- ~erous and would have to be re- moved. Then the cancer spread to her spine and doctors told her she had only a few months to live. It was then that the eoupte made the pact to allow Mrs. Humphry to die at home with Missing Brothers Remain 'Mystery' The whereabouts of two brothers, believed kldnapped in Huntington Beach Thursday, re- mained a mystery today. Police have arrested two Buena Park motorcycle club zpembers and charged them with the kidnapping of Charles Duane Taylor, 20, and Allen Greg Taylor, 22, at the youn11er brother's 1513 Alabama St. re- sidence. Buena Park police Sgt. Jerry Smock said the kidnapping is believed to be a retaliatory action by motorcycle club members stemming from a sbootin& inci· dentin January. One of the kidnap suspects. ;!,homaa Floyd Pugh, 31, claims the Taylor brothers' ha){. brother. Ryan Baker, was in· ORANOECOMT c DAILY PILOT f , .. volved in a shootln.a incident in which Pugh was wounded in the back, police said. Police asaert motorcycle aang members kidnapped the Taylor brothers in order to obtain ln· formation from them about Baker. Pugh and James E. Earl, 32, remain in Huntington Beach JaU in lieu of $25,000 ball. ' Baker and two of hls friends were arrested Jut week aft.er they allegedly assaulted a Garden Grove woman in an ef- fort to obtain information on the whereabouts of the missing Taylor brothers. Police said Baker and his two friends, Anthony Murray, 19, and Brett Robert.Ion, 20, both or Garden Grove, are beina held on assault chargea, TONIGHT COSTA MESA PLANNING COM!IQmDON -ReruJ,ar ....._ l.DI, .Citr BaU. e:ao p.m. ooc~-··~ C,11Uomla WIMs." Flne Ana JD, T:Jt!_,.-. T11l:8DA 1'. llUCll tt NEWPOBT·M&SA SCHOOL BOA&D -ll•Rlar 111..tlnc, Colta 11 .. clt.)t OOUDCU cbain-. ben, e:aop.m. ••B.E)(lND TJIE BEADLlNBS" -Dr. Oilel T. Brown i.ctww, OCC l'an,m. 7 t30 JMll. . ••vot.PON& .. -Soatla °*' ReperiorJ' 'l'bt~~t ~· Sllnq1 ~ ltll(ll JS,. p.m. . f ~1 her buaband by her side. A doctor friend, whom Hum· phry did not name, provided a lethal mixture of sleeping pills and pain killers which could be easlly administered. His wife chose the moment of death, after she learned that the cancer bad reached the top of her spine and was about to enter berbrain. .. At 5 to 1 she said, 'Well, it's time you went and got me something to drink:· So I left. the 'ilwgs Kidnap, llob Manager Of Restaurant A Costa Mesa coffee shop manager was abducted at gun- point Sunday morning by two unidentified men and lhen tied up and robbed of an un- d et er m lned amount or restaurant receipts, police said today. Police said a man wearing a blue ski mask and carrying a blue steel revolver confronted 31·year-old Ryan Dennis Barella, manager of a Denny's Coffee Shop at 105 East 17th St .• Coata Mesa, as he was leaving the restaurant Sunday at 10 a.m. Barella. a Laguna Beach resi· dent, wu forced into his own van by the gunman and an ac· complice and driven to another Costa Mesa location where be was lied up and robbed. Police said Barella called police a few minutes after free- ing him.sell. He was not injured. Fro.Page Al TERROR ••• fire, police said. The other gunmen ran in behind him. One of those who escaped, clerk Leo G. Klok, 42, said be. heard ·an upr.oar and "people were sbouting, 'Get out or there! Escape!" He said be and two col. leagues beaded downstairs but suddenly found themselves fac-- ing a masked terrorist. He opened fire but apparently miss~~ parently missed. , "We ran back upstairs and round a fll"eboee. which we Wl· rolled and threw out of a win· dow. We let ourselves down and then ran for our lives .•• The bullets were fiylng about our ears." He said two people running with him were hit by gunfire but were not seriously wounded. A police spokesman said the terrorists may have intended to kidnap Commissioner Tinneke Schilthul.s, the province's chief executive, but the 6S-year-0ld woman escaped through a win· dow of her ground-floor o(flce. The spokesman said 21 Moluc· cans are Imprisoned for pre· vious attacks, Including seven for the 1977 raids. The government refused to give in to similar demands last year, insisting that the terrori.llts first release all hostages. room and went and made a cup of coffee for each of us:• Hum· pbry recounted. "I came back In and gave her a ~ug of coffee into which I had put the drug which would be q\Jite lethal. We said goodby~ to each other and kissed each other for the last time, and abe Just drank it. "She passed into an lm· mediate coma and died ••• "We were so close, we bad · this bond and I felt she'd suf. fered every pain, you know, every anguish, physical pain, thatanybodycouldsuffer." Baroness Wootton, a cam· paigner for legal euthanasia in Britain. wrote in lhe Sunday Times: "Surely there must be a better way th.an this of dealing with the tragic situa,ion in which the Humphrys, like so many other couples, found. themselves." F,....PageAJ COAL ••• -. uwe don't plan any hasty or ill-conceived action .•. We don't seek any confrontation," Sheehan said. Meanwblle, industry and Wl· ion bargainers said they were. making some progress after a weekend of lalk.s but aren't on the verge of a n~10UaUon breakthrough. A spokesman for the Bitumlnom CoaJ ~ntora ltJJ. soclation said tho two aides bad no plans ta meet faee-to-face to- day, although "we are corttinu· Ing to work" on the issues ID dis· pute in separate meetings. Industry bargainers returned home Sunday but planned to re. .turn here either today or Tues· day. "We•re getttna down to the brass tacks. • .to the bard -is- sues,'.• Nicholas T. Camlcla, chief industry bargainer. said S\mday as he left the hotel where the weekend ta1ta were belcJ. held. ' · • \ t ·Resurrection?! Preacher Freezes Mom's Bod-ii ' REEDS SPRING, Mo. CAP) -With an upright freezer aw the coffm, the frozen body of 80-year-old Gladys Rogeri; lay in state in a small chapel in southwest Missouri. Her son said she would rise from the dead and give a sip "the end of lhia ~ge" is near. . . Evangelist Daniel Aaron Rogers asked three other preachers to assist him in the Sunday "resurrection service" at Clark:a Mortuary in Reeds Spring, a town of about 28d and the ·only plaCe be could fiad a mortician who would go along with his plan. ~ MOTHER DIED FEB. % in Harrison, Ark., 25 miles so\ith of here, al)d Rogers bad her body packed in dry ice for six days, then placed in a freezer. It took Rogers more than one month to win a permit to have the body removed from Arlransas. "Jesus commanded us to preach Uae gospel, heal the sick, raise the dead," said Rogers, when asked his motive. Rogen arranged for gospel singers from St. Louis to lead singing in an adjolnlng chapel aa be and his fellow preachers prayed for the' resurrection to occur. Only the four preachers were allowed in a combination office and visiting room, closed off from the chapel. which contained the freezer run by a porta· ble generator. ••wz EXPECT MOMMA TO BE raised," Rogers said from his Harri.son home. "A neighbor of one of my associate evangelists said she bad a vilion, and she saw Momma open her eyes and get up." Missouri health omctala have sald they would allow the res· urrection efforta to contloue for an unspecified period of time before requiring that Mn. Rogers be buried. • Rogen said he l>elleved the resurrection of his mothel" would be as~ that Christ ls coming "ud the end of this age. ils 'We know tl, wOuld. be near." He said this meant "all the wickW wlU bo burned up, by fire ••• w~ believe by atomic bomb fire." • ~'Tbat don't mean lt11 gonna happen the day after Mom is raised, but. we do believe that the time will be near," he said. ''The f'llhteous, tho good people, they're goaha survive. Just the extremely wicked .are aonna be destroyed ... Ot1aen No Contest . . . 5 Vie for Seat ' . On Water Board Hope& for a swift settlement In the 14-week-old walkout f-2.ed as the two sides reet'Ued 1meral There will be a fi've-way race cupation listed. talk• after a brte• :Sunday June 6 for the distriet 1 seat on -Dlstrlct z, Gerald E. Price, session so that small groups of the Orange County MunJcipal Westminster, incumbent: lower-ranking negotiators could Water District's board of di.rec-• -Dls&Tlct 5, Clem M. work on contract languqe COY• tors. McCollocb, Laguna Hills. in· ering specific i.Uuea, But In four dlstricts of three cum bent; A. Otto Kutsch, Santa Among tbt differences Orange Coast area water Ana, protective service officer; th d boards, there will be no election Wayne A. Clark, Irvine, Irvine separatine e two •i es are UD• In Jurte .because oo candidates Ranch Water District director. loo demanda to cootloue free health care belle.fits provided filed by Friday's deadline lo Candidates for director of the under the exnired 1974 c:ontrad challenge the incumbents. · Trt·CIUes Municipal Water Dis- d Umin -:,-ot eel · In two other districts, District trict are: an e alion propos 10• 3, of the Coastal Municipal -Dlstrtd 3, Wade F. (Doc> dustry penalties to curb wildcat Water District, and District 3 of Lower, San Clemente, reUted slrJ~~ Mine Workers ~1• the Tt-1 Cltlel Metropolitan oral surgeon. · dent Arnold Miller agreed that Water District, the flllng -District 4, Arthur J. lhere bad been some pro8q!ISS. deadline was extended until this Holmes, San Clemente, appoint· but said "wouldn't put a time Friday became ~ incumbents ed incumbent; , • frame" on when a setilement dtdnot&eekre-election. -District 51 Gary L. will be reached. ,. Candidates for Municipal Carmichael, San Clemente. fire Water District Include: officer; Wayne T. McMurray. It was understood that over -Dlltrid 1, David K. Jones, San Clemente, appoin\eq i.Dcum- t h e weekend lo d u at r y Huntington Beach, incumbent: bent. b a r I a l n e r • off e r • d to Barbara A. Bartol, Huntington Candidates for director of the siJnificantly reduce what ~acll,.buainesswoman; James Coastal Municipal Water Di&-- mmers would have tO P•t for W ~ (Jin» Edwardl, Coeta ¥esa, trJct are: _ •. their families' bulth 'Can 1rqm• lnauatrtai deveh»e"ctnSultant; -District Z, .James W. what wu propoMd in ttae:eon· • Tiln Htl'ch, Costa Mt;,aa,.·no oc· Decker; Laguna Beach, appoint- tract tM tndan membenbip ro-eupatlon listed. and Michael ed incumbent; jected a ~k ago. Griffith. Sunset Beach, no oc· -District 3, Donald A. Mcl.n· ------------------------------------------------------------------------~ nis,NewportBeach,enemeer: An llith!! boatman propels his sfender uaft bY lea rowing, a ~t'actlc:e employed ~1 Inhabitants Of lnle Lake :Jn Burma'• 5ban SUit.a. EUmlcally dlqereut. Lrom the -Dl*id f. W.K. Patrict, Costa Mesa. incumbent. p,....PageAI filPPO •••. Amoag half.doz.en aptays of roses already delivered over the weekend wa• one of pink l"08ebuds trom Bill Sbeffidd, lhe attorney wbo eecund a eotart in- junct.lon atainst the Jntentiooal harmlH ot Bubbles. . Tbe,baby" b.lPIJIC>ootamus. a .JUZ'-old daUlbter~ bM become a replftomeot aymbol for Bub- 1 blu' 1rtepr111lbJlll¥ and de- •terelnatioft. Tiny Bubbles, wbo had neaped twice before with Bµb- ~!s, wa. the object Cl( m1.1l7 ol 'UMI Callin' eonetl'M. Lloa Co•ntr1 plan• to •meboW mutt· b~l" from the .net.-eo feClll*9 cu see Bub~' eblld al 0. p.rt. ·~i dtilll llllPDo·• ·~ ... clOiiMed lO &he JM ~es ~ M•"«lfla Cl( Na&val ~ . I , Wreckage MoWtheRag Gm.a GroW. in HB Home Huntlnp,n Beach housewife TUUe Kurub 1911 that ahe bun't been trylni to fool Mother Nature. Sbe Wnb tbat it may be the other way arowfd. 8PJNDLY, PALE·GBEEN shoots of rra11 t.ave aprouted ln Mn. Kurash's colden·brown carpet 1D the COl'- a.r of ber llvtni room . While abe doesn't quarrel with the color eomblnaUoa Mn. kuruh would Juat as soon the crus would l1'0W out: aide where It belongs. "Wben my son Steve told me that there wu srua ll'OWiDC in the llvtnc room, I said I doo't believe It. .. THEN BE SHOWED ME and I can't believe it" abe aayw. ' Mrs. Kuruh believes the g~g of her livt.nc room started when rain water collected ln her backyard. Sbe thinks some of 1t may have seeped UU"ouc11 tbe foundauon. Elementary detective work found that the crass was irywlng near the cage or Lemon, the family parakeet. IT WAS THEORIZED that the birdseed spilled on the fioor and 1erminated in the dampneas. Lemon wun't talk· inc. Mra. Kurash said she's going to call her insurance eompany to aee if erass in the carpet Is Included in her homeowners coverage. Pathologist Notes 'Nothing Unusual' By TOM BAaLEY Oftl•Oetff ........... A patholoctst who examined a dead baby the day after Dr. William Baxter Waddlll alleged- • ly strancled it testified today in Orange County Superior Court that she saw ··nothing unusual" in the condition of the corpse. Dr. Lina Yu, a member of the medical staff at Westminster Community Hospital, told the Presley PaJ, Up for Sale . PALM SPRJ!~GS CAP> jury after beinl called by the de· fenae at Wadd.Jll's murder trial that the dead fetus appeared no different from t.be bodlea of other babies whQdied after saline abor· lions were performed. The Hone Kon1-born pathologist testified that she has examined "between SO and 100" fetuses which died after saline fluid was injected into the mother. And she told defense attorney Malbour Watson t.bat she saw no sign of the heavy throat bruising which the prosecution claims was inflicted by Waddill. May Plane'~ Debris Found •1 AaTllUS L VINSEL .................. Crumpled chunks of a small plane that dove straight down a,ooo feet into t.be sea off Hunt- inrton Beach after a mid-air col· liaion with another aircraft Saturday continued washing ubore in heavy surf today. One ol the lar1eat single seg- ments ol the plane bore its serial numbers, leadin1 to idenUfica- tion of the plane and presumably the pilot whose body has not been fftOVered. lnvest11ators declined to iden- t Uy the student pilot who checked out the orange-and- w bite plane from Shaw Airmotlve, at Orange County Airport, shortly before the tragedy. Wreckage and debris began noating ubore Sunday. but none , of it bore any markings that could conftrm the plane's origin until the fuselage segment with aerial numbers surfaced. Shaw Airmotive spokesmen today declined to comment on the era.sh, in which the other pilot nursed his damaged Cessna 150 safely to an emergency land- in1 at Mile Square Regional Park in Fountain Valley. Orance County Sheriff's dep- uties identified him as Arne Petersen, 46, of 1851 Port Charles Place, Newport Beacb. He· escaped l..r\jury in the collision. The Beckman Instruments Inc. employe was unavailable for comment about the crash to- day. He told sheriff's investigators his Cessna 150 was bit from the r~ar by anothef aircraft which apparently had been gaining altitude beneath him. The impact damaged the tail of Petersen's plane, but not enouch to throw it out of control. Dan Peeler, 21, of 206 21st St., HunUniton Beach, was sitting on a balcony with a ne.ighbor, Joseph Ward, 28, of 202 21st St., when the 2:49 p.m. collision oc- curred. Monday. Match 13. 1971 DAIL y PILOT A3 Identify Pilot Dally ...... S4Mf ...... REMAINS OF PLANE THAT CRASHED OFF HUNTINGTON BEACH WASH ASHORE Authorities Still Mum on Identity of Piiot Presumed Lost After Mid-air Collision Saturday Overflow Posing Hazards No By KATHY CLANCY Of .... o.11, f't ... ~ Rain-diluted overflow from a former industrial waste disposal site in Riverside County poses no danger at present to Orange County waterways. officials of the state Water Quality Control Board said today. Jim Anderson, executive of- ficer for the board·s Santa Ana region, said his staff is continu· ing lo monitor the site, which is located in the Glen Avon area. The now-closed site earlier was used to dispose of acid and other industrial wastes. It posed a possible threat last week when rainwaters reached the top ot a concrete and earthen dam separating the site from a flood control channel about four miles from the Santa Ana.River. I UCI Prof Doubts 'Cloning of Man' By JACKIE HYMAN Of ... ~ltyf't ... ~ Could a human boy really have been cloned from his father·s cell and mother's egg, as a controversial new book con- tends has happened? '·The technology now doesn't exist." said Dr. Michae\ Berns, chairman of UC Irvine's Depart- ment of Development and Cell Biology. Dr. Berns, a· geneticist, is the author of several books an<VOf an article entitled "The Car~n­ copy World of Cloning,·· in the 1975 Yearbook of Science and the Future, published by En- cylopedia Britannica. ''Theoretically it's possible because we can do it on more primitive animals like frogs," Dr. Berns said. "But it's going to be a long lime before the technology exists to do it in humans." o.!11 "Ii.I SIMI ,,_. ~ : Elvis Presley·~ luxurious estate , in thls ~rt resort is up for sale and the price tag is $450,000, the realtor handling the proper- ty said. It is alle1ed that Waddill, 44, or Huntington Harbour, murdered the baby when he panicked on leamin1 that the fetus had survived the abortion be attempted to Induce In tbe un- wed, 18-year-old mother.· "We beard a 'smack' in the sky aod all ol a 1uddell be ume out of the clouds," Peeler said today, imitating the sound of an aircraft Anderson said enough water was pumped from behind the dam over the weekend so that crews could begin repairing the face of tbe dam. By the time water pumped from the site passes through the flood channel into the river and into water already impounded at Prado Dam, Anderson said, the presence of acid waste is un- detectable. Controversy was raised by a soon-to-be-published book, "Jn His Image: The Cloning of a Man," by David M. Rorvlk. The book', to be published March 31 by J .B. Lippincott Co., purports to be the story of an ac- tual case in which a wealthy Marin County man arranged to have himself "duplicated" by cloning an egg and implanting it in a woman. COMMENTS ON CLONING UCl's Michael Berns The four-bedroom, seven- bathroom home, being offered for sale by the late rock sin1er's estate, was bou1ht by Presley in 1970, said realtor Allee Palmer. But Presley. who lived In his Memphis, TeM., home and bad another house in Los Angeles, seldom used the Palm Springs house and tried to sell it before he died, Mrs. Palmer said. Boy, 3, Dies ~ide Dryer LAKE.5IDE (AP) -A Uny friend may have turned on a clothes dryer after his 3-year-old companioa crawled Into It. and a deputy sheriff searching for the boy later found his llmp body ln· side the appliance, deputies say. The victim was identified as David Allen Covinaton of Lak .. lde. The boy's stepmother. Donna Covington, reported David miss- ing and a deputy searching in the garaae found him. Papers Fi'led Prosecution wilneues have testified that be ordered hospital stare out or the ouraery on March 2, 1977, and then strangled the baby after telU.nc a fellow physician: "tbls baby can't live." The prosecution aUe1es that Waddill told a wit.neu that the child's survival would mean bis involvement in lawsuits totalllnc millions of dollars and that the baby must have suffered severe brain damaee u a result ot the abortion attempt. Dr. Yu testified today that had there been anyt.hlnc unusual ln the cooctitlon ol the de•d baby she eumlned on March 3 she· would have noted that lad ln the report that was placed before her on the witnesa stand. •'I saw no evldeace of trauma," sbe said. .. And the baby I examined looked very much Uke many of the other saline abortions I have ex· amined at Westminster Com· muoit.y Hospital." Dr. Yu testllied that many babies aborted by saline cany the cbaracteriaUcs pointed out in the infant alletedly murdered ·by Waddill -discoloration and evidence of bleeding under the skin. . power dive and then an explosion. Peeler and a small crowd or bystanders were gathered today as sheriff's deputies retrieved the wreckage, hauling it to the ' beach·front road below Golden West Street and Pacific Coast Hichway. . The area was used for in- dustrial waste disposal belween 1957 and 1972. Small Quake Rattles Anaheim Buildings A small earthquake like one which hit the Anaheim area last week shook buildings this mom- in g, but there were no im· mediate reports of damage. "It . rocked my office, sboOk the building for about 20 seconds," said one Anaheim re- sident. Tbe qualce at 1:38 a.m. was confirmed by setamoloei.lts at Californla Institute of Technolocy in Pasadena. It measured 3.4 on tbe Richter Scale. "We've received a lot of calls." said police dispatcher Cheryl Westbook. but there were no reports of damage. Police Sgt. George Finley said most callers just wanted to know 1C there had been a quake. "They said they fell a slight tremor or a chandelier moved," he said. A quake measuring 3.2 on the Richter scale hit the same general area last Friday, also doing no damage. Few J~dges Challenged Beach will fac:. Tust.in natdeet Byroa K. McMillan, Santa Ana, Gary Patrick Jl)'an, a depue., tncumben~ oatee 9; Robert E. district attorney, In ber r•· Rickles, Santa Ana, Incumbent, elecUon bid. .. office 10; J .!;.T. Rutter II, , The only otber ch•U.a'1' ID a Ne•port Beach. tncumbent, of· municipal court raee II lace-nee u; tla attorney RoMrt L. Schab Al a who wUI ~ aialnit .fudft 10. race W. Sumner, Anaold P. )(OrdJdn ol Newport La1una Beach, incumbent and Be h tn N-.. ft-~--•.. Robert C. Wea..-, P'ullertOG, at· ac -ui v.-ance ..,._.,..,. tome1, offtee 12; WUllam W. K unictpal CQu.rt. Th Or Superior Court elllMl.ldaa.t by om1t111, an1•. Incumbent. offlc• mamt..Wir aa U1ted, tn.-offlee 11; Jame• K. Turn•r, l ct _. Balboa bland, ~bent, oftlee e u e: Rieb J . Bueom VI 1t; ••= F. Vincent, Yor. ba HunUn,ton ... cla. lneem~ • ,_... ..__ ..-otftee 1; Lloyd E. Blaapted Jr. -...ua, -t. .. ~1eeta: ol Newport Beacb, incumbent.. MM. ~d, Newport offlee-.t; Frank Dome1d~blDl. 1Seac•1_ ad J•J l . a.n c-.me. 1.DewDbent. om. wan. ""'°" .-ell, auome1, t: Muon Fentoe. Santa ~ oftl• U. tncumbeftt, otnee 4; la ~Ht ·oran1• Cow•t1 Al•o,. Lt•aar4 Oeld1t1~:C. MUiWfPll ~ thNe fnc111D· t-few»Ort 8Mcta. ..._.._t. .,._t ~. IO f&r wW nm-., ONtl'a J'errt ...... NMrtce. ~~ff""- MDu\1 dWrkt ........ ., dftOI .....__..~A. Kw ot 1: lUcMrd D. Bad'ka. ~ Huatfastota .. aeh, office t; . Bea ell, lacu•b••,!, ••• WIWua i;. _.et lute Ana, Tbeodon B. ·~·· am~. oftlce a. llid , ... L. SaiJtb "' Oran••· .. ,..., '1t&rttl •\· '~om.a. , wme1,.-.~i · ., ._OilJr)-111& Iii \IP ,... ,. Allo, K11 nu&. LM. ,._.. til9CUilil 1a111111a~ O.a.ti' Ua. lncvm......, am.. f; ._, •••~cevt;;! aad ,..,. Lou Lamon•••· Newport .i• k. Graaiat ~ .. ..,.. eo B•ae•, lllnmltetit, efftee •: tar ls -..u1111. " ,, Tbe book alleges the offspring was born in California ln 1976 and is now healthy and living with his parents. No identities are revealed. Cloning is a process by which the nucleus of a cell is put into another cell. creating an exact genetic duplicate, Dr. Berns said. In more sophisticated animals, the nucleus would be placed in an egg cell, which would then develop into a genetic replica of the animal from which the nucleus came. Even if cloning in humans were possible, Dr. Berns said he doesn't see what use it would ser ve. "So what if someone's a clone? They'd have lo be ex- posed to exactly the same ex- periences to turn out the same," he said. He noted bow different identical twins can be despite ha ving the same genetic makeup. Cloning has been done on frogs and attempted on small mam- mals. such as rabbits,with mixed results, Dr. Berns said. He aaid the main value or clon· ing would be to create identical subjects for laboratory experi- ments to eliminate genetic makeup as a variable factor. ··1 think cloning is more or in- terest as a potential research tool," he said. But almost since the word was coined, the idea of cloning a human being has raised ques· lions about using genetics to "play God." Maybe it will happen some· day, Dr. Berns said, but he doesn't believe it bas happened yet. Among the problems is the ex- tremt! fragility or tbe human egg, Dr. Berns said. One pro- blem after removing it from the mother would be just "keeping it livi ng while you do lo 1t whatever you·re coing to do lo it,·· he said. Frogs' et;~s. t-y C<'tilrasl. a:-" mu c h mnre duraMe and , lur1hermore, are ti(lrm<1lly laid outside the mother anyw~y. he said. luxury of cashmere ....... .,,,~ "' .. $~~ .. -.. z ".seo,.,..,.o· truly the finest yov'\ \ ~ee.e.made exclusiw.ly for us inliawtk,~. our Haw1ck ~l.ef8 represent yncompro- -m1sing ~ity end val\£ not au.sine.be arvwhe~. tlllZ. cardigon hes real leather buUons. 0colora. • t I E ( . ., ' . lo A4 DAILY Ptl,OT Monday. Manlh 13, 1819 . ~,.l , .. .. , ·~ ~· :u tl .... I I I ~ ~ ~ ' ~ ' ~ ~ I I f t t I I [ I I , I c c I t • I • • j . ' • • ~ • • ' . .... . Rooting Section· Stilled SILDfr CBEEllJNG SECl'ION: Som~Umes there seems t.o be iijn ingredient ln the American splril that sweeps upthepopulaceint.omassrooti.ngfortheunderdog. Maybe that's the way it was with Bubbles, thew anderi,!lJ hippopotamus from Lion Counlt)' Safari. , Bubbles broke-out or her home, wan· dered off into a Laguna Canyon lake and seemed, for a time, to give everybody somelblng to smile about. Tben, too, there ~ jl.l.at a small trace of larceny in just about everybody's blood. The watermelon fllched from a. patch ta.st.es ju.st a bit better than the stor•boughtklnd. The surf ls always a lit· tle better and the ocean warmer when Mii._• you'vecutalternoonclasses. utCTa•MALTai• SO THERE WAS both the larceny and the underdog ele· menl in the Bubbles saga. Bubbles had run away, thus defying convention. All or us want lo run away sometimes, but we lack the daring and the flair for it that Bubbles displayed. I Then too, Bubbles was immediately castin the American favorite underdog role when she submarined in the canyon pond and the massed array of American technology in form of trucks, jeeps, winches, cargo nets and helicopters couldn't pry her loose. And when this l wo-ton hippo did venture forth in the dark· ness, sheslilleludedcapture. So we all found ourselves in the same cheering section. Rooting for Bubbles. It was a large, ludicrous joke. Something to take your mind off of taxes or doctor bills. SIGNS WENT UP alpng Laguna Canyon Road proclaim· · ing, •'Welcome, Bubbles!•' And Bubbles T-shirts were begin· ning to appear. A happy hippo craze swept across the land. Officials of Lion Country Safari, however, saw the escape of their lady hippo as a far more serious matter. Park manager Leon Unlerhalter talked totbe press often about the seriousness of the situation. Alas, as it \urned oui Unlerbalter and the other Safari people were correct. Friday afternoon, the Lion Country peo- ple announced they would call off further efforts to capture Bubbles. Then late that evening, the surprise word came that But>. bles was out of the pond and bad been hit with tranquilizers. Newspaper people rushed back to the scene. Radio transmissions from photographers out at the canyon pond crackled across the air. Then came the shocker as one photographer snapped on his m icrophonttand radioed to his city desk simply: ''Bubbles is dead.•' THERE WAS A LONG silence on the air. Then his desk asked, ''Wouldyoupleaserepeatthatlastmessage?" The Oat, detlated voice came back. "The hippo is dead. I (\on 'l knqw how eJ.seto puttt. She bas passed on." And abruptly, the cheering section bas gone silent. Sometimes, in the newspaper business, you wish you could write your own end.iDg to stories . Giscard Party Wins • Fi rs t-round Vote PARIS CAP) -Soclall.st.s and Communists finished beblnd the center-right coalitlon ln complete returns today from the fint round of the Natlonal Assembly elections, decreasins their chances or taking over the French government. Complete returns from "91 voting districts gave 46.S _percent of Sunday's vote t.o President Valery Giacard d'Estalnc'I centrist· Gaulllst coalition and 4S.l percent t.o the Socialists and Com· munist.s. Small parties likely t.o back the centrists in next Sunday's runoff vote got 1.9 percent. Groups likely to support the left cot 6.S percent. 1be popular vote totals bave not been announced. That leaves the leftists well abort of the 53 percent which, because or gerrymandering, analysts figure the left needs on the first round t.o assure a majority in the lower house of Parliament. They were also well short or the 54-55 percent predlcled for them by major opinion polls for mcmt.bs before the elecUon. With neither slde a clear leeder, left.lat chances hinged on these major unknowns next Sunday: i -The extent to which leftiat voters in the first round will stick to the left in the second round, defying the French tradition of . "voling their heart in the first round and their pocketbooks in the second." • -The ,ability or Socialists and Communists to cooperate to 1 pool runoff votes for the belt placed leftist candidate: I -The decisions of extreme leftlst and ecology voters, who are I expected to vote leftist but wllO are unp~ctable. • JERUSALEM (AP) -Prime Mini.at.er Jlen•cbem Belin vowed to. day "to cut off the arm~· of ~'Paleat1nlan r.• movem~_tifat .claimed ftlPOOllbl.Uty for lla\raltterln&. as eti ill ~ ~·· wor~t t.rror attack ever.· 1 • "We will do Vtttat weila'" to do," Beshi aal4 lil a~ to'tbe Ja~aell parllamen&.. tb• Kaeuet. • .. The d., .. are 1ane wben Jewlab bloGcl could be sptqed with impunity • • • we will cut blf the .arm ~ evil. w~ ab~ in no way and ln QO circuma~ agree that Udt bed be raised over a Jewisb cblld or a Jewish 1"oman." PLO repreaenta\k'ea )e ex· pelted. • Meallwblle..-PalesUalan atronlholds In aoutbem LebaDoo braced for Iaraell attacu tM1 expect ln retaUaUon (or "the weekend iatr(wM~ raW,. 'tbe Israeli fOVel'llDlellt'sald '12 of'lta clllzMt QM> were woun~ and THE PRIME MINlSTEB a1¥> all 11 rlicter. were killed or cap. blasted· ~tlons that allow the tured. PalesUne IAberation Or(~·. Be&ip met with hla l:ablnet t,o. tion to main~ offices on their day to i..tulcb an lnqUJry Into soil, and dezqanded that these • bow the auerrmu ... two rubber boats, were able to pleree Bolst • Jarael'a ~atal defeaaet and enng terrorize tbe main Tel Aviv· Haifa~. aod why it toot security fe>fCU almost Ul bour Scheduled to. stop a bu hijacked bJ the W ASlllNGTON (AP) -The United Stares and Germany jointly announced new measures today to protect the battered U.S. dollar from further u.nwar- r anted poundings on interqa· 4 tional currency markets, includ· ing making available to the United St.ates an additional $2. 7 billion in German marks to buy dollars when necessary. A high U.S. Treasury official said the measures demonstrate raiders. • MORE OF TUE dead were buried today. The government today raised the Israeli toll to 36. "The relative quiet that has prevailed in the recent past created an illu.skm of tranquili· ty," Parliament member Halm Corfu said ln the eulotY at one of the services. "Thia despicable murder baa brought us back t.o the ground ot reality." Beirut newspapers claimed Israel was massing troops and armor along much of its SO.mile frontier with Lebanon. They i)re· dieted a three-pronged assault including a tank thrust againlt I N SH O RT Lebanon, a naval bombardment ( ) . guerr.illf... bas.s io SO\lth of the port of Tyre, whicb is now a. guer!illa headquarte. rst. ~d ___________ ..,. 8.lr strikes against Palesunian a "very clear mobilization of re-refugee ca,mps in lhe Beirut sources to counter disorderly area. markets" in which tbe U.S. , dollar has lost aubstantlal value ALTHOUGH TBE raiders in recent months against the came Crom Lebanon. that na· German mark, Swiss franc and ti on •s defense and foreign some other currencies. minister, Fuad Butros, denied But the official, who briefed the Lebanese were in any way reporters under ground rules involved. He called in the am· prohibiting bis identification, bassadors of the United $tales, said the United States still OP· the Soviet Union, Britain, poses trying·t.o hold the doHar al France and China to ask their a particular level of talue help in averting an tsrJeli at· against other currencies. tack again:it Lebanese territory. Pollce111a11 B e ld Begin, postponing his trip to • 1 Washington for at least a week, VASHON, Wash. <AP) alsomadeclearthatthePalestl· Ferry traffic was halted and the nian assault Saturday on two dock on Vashon Island was buses sharpened his opJ)OSitlon evacuated Sunday night when a · to a Patestlnian state on the OC· gun-wielding Seattle police of· ficer drove his pickup truck to the end of the dock and threatened to kill himself. ' No abots were fired and the policeman; identified as Larry "Rayburn, 35, a seven-year veteran of the force, sWTen· dered t.o a feUow officer after two hours. A spokesman said Ray burn and "emotional "problems." Ne.-]Wa .:b ~°'" .. ST. LOUIS, Mo. (AP) - Le)lders of several neo~Nazi splinter groups say they forged NEED A LAWYER? Low LettM~ • Olvorc• • 8anlS!uP\cv *Crlmlnat _. Wllls-~te • Incorporation • Accldent·lnJurv • Eviction • Collections 640-2507 ~HA. coHsULTATION-$10 a n~tional C9alltion at a we4tkend p ... • U' *S•'T meeting that was amarked with AW'I ~ .,.- one counter-demonstratldn at IN MARRAKESH c.c.-oi:.. which six people were arrested. ' ·meonl for those""°~· lhlt Frank Collin of Chicago, fi11ut-2br f 2bo-ond leader of the National ~all.st ~,!,~~': Party of America, says be was· fiteploc.-IO' ~24 tr. choien to lead the coalltloO, aecurity qa1~ in. 9o/f <own. which will operate under the N•· w/1enni1 ovoiloble Ond °"'Y tlonal Socialist Party banner. $1 35.00l. About 50 neo-Na.zis attendeid tbe HA YE OtHEIS gathering. Bud Joh111to11-EI Pono .,..__, S--4f-Reolty·73·3SO B Po1eo.f'olrn ...... -...... -Oewt nuo Ph 714-J.46.0S79 a ' I NATION I WORLD Protesters lgnor~d As Seal Kill Begins . ST. ANTHONY, Newfoundland (AP) -The hakapiks were swing· mg as seal hunters from four Canadian ships killed the fint white- c0ated pups reached by the vessels alone the edge of a thick ice field along the Labrador cout. Hataptks have a long wooden handle and a hammer bead with a spike at the end. The-120 bunters on Sunday Ryan, when she asked him generally ignol"fd two vi.siting several times if be was a New· United States congressmen, an foundlander. actress and a score of officials, The man had seal blood reporters and cameramen who smeared beneath bis eyes in an had flown the 223 mUes from St. attempt to cut the glare from Anthony to the hunt off sun reflected from the blue Cartwright, an isolated white ice. Sweat was frozen on Labrador community. his mustache and beard. SOME MEN P RESENTED a gory sight to Reps. Leo Ryan, D· Silo Mateo, and James Jeffords of Vermont a.a they went about their WOl"k • ··.~Go away, woman, I'm work· ing," obe hunter said t.o Jackie Speier, a COftgressional aide to J OHN LUNDR1GAN. New· foundland's rural development minister, who h~d signed on the s hip Lady Johnson II as a hunter, told Ryan to return to the U.S. to begin solving bis country's problems before in- terfering in Canada. - ATLANTA (AP) HthUer -=-=3"°"84==7'=====~1 magazine owner Larry Flynt, partially paralyzed after a gunshot attack, experienced "an episode of cardiac irregularity" but responded to treatment1 doc· tors say. ·In llist 10 Years at Pomona i'irst Federal! ltlth Pomona Ptrst Federal Sa.vtngs' new Goal Aooounts, you know exactly how much you have to depoott at one time to reach & oert&ln savt.ngs go&l tn a given length of time I For example, at.en year Certtftcate for U ,161.87 at 7:w~ per &nnum with Interest compounded d&Uy_wm return you S2,600 a.t the end of the term. You C&l\ i>tck ~er or shoner terms per the h&ndy growth chan l>e~. t~ mbre detalla. tlat\ Youtrtn&nd&l frtend todaJI .... • .. . "i ~I 1 Slaasta Lake Back to No,..al ... What was estimated by experts at one time to take up to three years of normal ra_infa ll to fill , h as taken only four. 91~11ths. U.S. Bureau of Reclamaiion of. f~ials said that release of ~bQut 40,000 cubic feet of water for about a week would preven~ possible spfing fl(><)ding. This would reduce Sbasta Lake.'s current 3..9 million acre feet of storage to abou~ 3. 7 million acre feet. GOP Stages '(;-ong Show' ·Gubernatorial Debate Called Comedy Hour : SAN FRANCISCO (A P ) - , On e R epublica n leader described the debate among fi ve .. GOP contenders for governor as "the Gong Show." One or the can- " didates called it the "comedy hour." That's how the joint ap- t pearance of fi ve GOP can - didates for governor turned out 1 before 1,000 delegates and .. gue~ts a t tbe Ca lifo rnia ~ Republican Party convention - a lot or laughs and not much substance. The qµ~tions were so obvious- 1 ly friendly that the audience or party faithful alternately hooted • and booed or roared with laughter at questions such as the one asking former Los Angeles . Police Chief Ed Davis, a law- a n d -ord e r candidate, if >-California ne eds a d eath penalty. It was "a cr~am puff deba~." said state GOP chairman Mike Montgomery. And be said be was glad it turned out that way. ''I didn't want Republicans criticizing Republicans. The lack of confrontation doesn't make good press, but it's good politics," Montgomery said. "It was the 'Republicart Gong Show.' " said Paul Priolo of Malibu, minority floor leader of the slate Assembly. Davis labeled it "Mike Montgomery's comedy hour." San niego Mayor Pete Wilson broke·out laughing when a ques- tion to him borrowed phrases from his own speeches. Montgomery said he changed the rules for the debate at t.he last minute to avoid conlronta- tions. He eliminated time for each candidate to rebut com- I Thrown f rona Car ' . ' Beaten Gir.l~ Still C3ritical .. . - HAYwARD CAP) -Littie Tina Mart~Saiuar, ments by rivals, and be let each candidate pick from stacks of written questions just the ones the candidate wanted lo answer. The debate was a highlight or a th.ree-day convention in wbkh moderates -long the black sheep ot the conservative California GOP -played m8jor roles. 1 Keynote speaker was U.S. 'Sen. Jacob Javits of New York, a GOP liberal who won a stand- ing ovation. Assemblyman Ken Maddy of Fres no. a GOP motterate, won the warmest ap- plause among contenders for governor. State Sen. John Briggs of. FuUerton, who is fifth amooc .... gubernatorial contenders in the voter preference polls, offered a detailed plan which be said will make the J 8rvi$ tU 'initiative on t.he June.8pall,ot wor).._, • S~lin ·Fma1Roand I l • Three Orange Coat hteh =ool atucJents have named semi- fin•llsu tot two, four. -Mandiay, M..:oh 13. 1978 OAJLY PILOT .A& ~. BWck'a ~h--~Ui;le Bathing Ban Uphe'!4 ·SAN DIEGO '(A~ -A. Municipal Court Judie voted t.he 1974 ordinance last November. bu teni.Uvely dea.iecl con\ittutlooal challenges by The six nudti. ltatherS defied the city statute by attorneys for the "Bleci~a Beads Six" .to San allowing t.heroUf ~es to be arrested tn tbe ~ at Diego's nude bathing ban pendina review' of acldi-the beach Ital ~o~. s w iQftltto •court test ol the tional Written ar1wnents t.&ey are~ s•mit to the ban's validity. · court. ' Those arrested were all mepibers of ~ ~ude Judge Judith Keep made t.he tentative decision Beaches Committee . . upboldine the anU-111.1dity ordinance and mome11t4 Defense attorneys, argued that the ban violates later a petltloo drive to cet the nude bathing issue basic ·Fint A01en.dment rl,bts of freedom of back on the ballot wu announced. speech, ass0ciation and ·rell-1on and personal After a slmllar petition drive opposing nudity liberty. art the naUon'1M>Q)y ·nude· bat.hlng beach, votel'I Judge Keep set a March 31 arralpment for turned thumbs down on it and the city council i:e-the slx <fe(eodants, . F'ORSUMMER ARRIVES AT NEWPORT TOMORROW Our special ~ueat, Henry . GroSa. presents the co~ lectlon with · Informal ... modeflng 11 :30 .to 3:30. 1iere, some of the dash you•tt. see. Rlbk!;'lt pul- lover, navy /white or redf whrte. $28. Putl4()n PMta In white, navy or red l>lul all the famows Bteyle colors. $54. Poty- es~eG 8 to 18. Pleydeck. SCULPTRESS DOLORES.VALENZA PRESENTS HER NEWEST HUTSCHENREUTHER PORCELAINS The gifted artist will be at Bullocks Wilshire 11 :30 to 3:30 Wednesday to autograph her first annual collectors plate and the first of a series of sculptures of-children. Ms. Valenza has the distinction of being the first American artist invited_ to join the Hutschenreuther atelier. Princ;;ess &nowflake plate $50, Good- night Miss from "All My Children" $2\0, Porcelain Gallery" \ \ .. -.. -.. ... ' ' I t . ·~ l ·,~· .:t.:.2torial Pa ... ~----------------------~R·obtrt--N .. W.-.'~.~.'IM .. r ... ThofN __ •.K.•Y_"'.E~ .. -o,ange Coast Daily Pilot ~.... D. Moncs-v, March 13, 1'78 S.rt»ar• Krel~ch/r!dltorl•• Pege l!dltor lfluvenile Policy 1' IN eeds Guidelines Orange County supervisors should adopt the new policy before them Tuesday which would clarify the role and !unction of the county's Delinquency Prevention Commission. Among other things, the policy would mean that pro- posals dealing with delinquency prevention must go throµgh the 11-member advlsory panel before being pre· sentj!d to supervisori. · The guidelines, prepared by Supervisor Philip An· thony, also call upon commissioners to develop a . countywide plan for preventing delinquency. Responsibili- ty for keeping track of various programs designed to keep youngsters from going astray is put in their laps. Supervisors created the advisory commission two years ago but the commission never has had a clearly de- fined place in the government system. For that matter neither have delinquency prevention programs in general. Commissioners can provide supervisors with valua- ble program evaluations and make recommendations on prevention courses that might be followed. Before the commission can do that job well, all pro- grams having to do with delinquency prevention should · be channeled through the panel. An Airport Test Citizens who live beneath the jet flight paths breathed a sigh of relief when they learned that they were about to enjoy a two·day hiatus from the overhead roar that regularly e manates from Orange County Airport. It was widely reported, both through news stories and airline advertisements, that the big jets would not be operating from the Orange County airstrip on Monday and Tuesday, March 13 and 14. This was done so work crews could repave the main runway. For that two-day period, commercial flights that would normally arrrive and depart from Orange County Airport were scheduled to be diverted to Ontario Interna· tional Airport. Bus transportation was offered from Orange County to Ontario. While the joy or under-the-jet-pattern residents is easy to understand, a side effect or this two-day change in air operations is interesting. The two major commercial carriers out or our airport are Air California and Hughes Air West. Both reported that for the two days flights would be diverted to Ontario, reservations took a so percent nosedive. A spokesman for Air California summed it up this way: "There are very good signs that people are not go- ing to Ontario." During the long and continuing hassle over finding an alternative to Orange County Airport for the large com· mercial jets, Ontario was often mentioned in some quarters as the viable solution. It was suggested that if the big planes were moved to Ontario Orange Countlans would gladly make their fiigbt arrangements there. Now, clearly, a two-day layoff in flights cannot be construed as a concerted study of the effects that would develop by permanently moving the jets to Ontario. But there certainly is a hint here that Orange County air passengers might not be crawling all over each other in a stampede to the inland airport. And, extrapolated over long periods-of time, one won- ders what9 the total effect of a SO percent drop in jet passenger use of Orange County Airport might have on the commerce and industry of our region I :More Protection ' Our protective government never gives up. Last year :the Food and Drug Administration ruled that, as of July, .1979, ice cream manufacturers will be required to list all ingredlents on their labels. Fair enough, especially as a safeguard for persons suffering from allergies. Now the FDA has a busy little group preparing a draft study on grading the ice cream -Premium, Grade A and Grade B. The grading process would concern itself with flavor, texture and color and it would, we are advised, be offered to the ice cream makers on a voluntary basis as a special government service. . While it's understandable that a manufacturer might 'like to boast a government-authorized "Premium" seal. ';tndicating top flavor , texture. etc., one wonders how ; rnany would like to display a "Grade B" rating. : That would indicate a product that taales bad, even .~slightly rancid, is too fluffy or santiy in texture and has ". an unattractive color. ·• Does the FDA really believe any ice cream maker ·.would willingly announce all that to potential customers? We respectfully suggest that the public still is capa· · ble ·or deciding whether an lee cream tastes sreat or awful, and of making future purchases accordingly. • • Opinions expressed in the space above are ttiose of the Dally Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are lhoM of their authors and . artists. Reader comment Is Invited. Addr ... The Dally Pilot, P.O. :J • 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321. Boyd/Old Guard ByL.M.80YD 1fapoleon'1 lmperlat Guard mado up of apeclal elder Dear Gloomy Go8 DENT&D veterans wbo'd proved their trustworth.lness over a long tlme. Our Language man llYI lt'• to these HAIOlled 1talwart.a we indlrectty al· ludo when we refer to certain members or a club, or- 1a.nllatioo or political party as "the Old Guard!' Nick Thimmesch Balancing Human Rights Drive. WASHINGTON -We have lived with the promise and perils of President Carter's "Human Ri~bts" program in foreign policy for one year now. The quick conclusions are: The Republic is durable enough to s urvive i t ; Mr . Ca rte r is pragmatic e nough to have tern p ered his Calvinistic im· pulse to preach to, or punish, nations he deems not up to standard. Well-intentioned international crusades of the sort the President launched are risky indeed. For the Urut· ed States to step orr its de· served pro· mentory, (in terms or pro· Viding a good m easu r e of freedom and justice to its people) into a pulpit in order to preach Lo everybody else, is to create sticky re· lationships and diminish our reputation · In the real world, as Freedom House carefully charts every year, only -35 percent of the nations enjoy our good measure of freedom. The others live in au thoritarian r egim es ex· periencing few or only a fair Earl Waters number of civil r ights and llbertlea, Ol' in totalitarian countries ranging from Hungary and Poland to the blood-sOaked regimes of Kampuchea (Cambodia) or Uganda. THE U.S. gets Into trouble when Administration zealots fail to see that a power-balance is needed to keep the world's bad actors In Jlne, and that it would be just plain dumb to beat down one of our friends - in the name of human rights -and thus al· low one of the world's monsters to r eplace it with a regime tot.al· ly repressive. and allowing no change ever. For our security and for the world's well-being, we must re- member that the 6'reatest threats to freedom are the Sov- iet Union. Red China, other Communist s tates, a nd the terrorists and guerrilla forces they spawn and supply. But the Administration and the Congress, spurred by Carter, have chastised and punis hed nations which are in danger of capitulating to totalitaria n nations a nd forces. SOUTH KOREA'S gov- ernment limits its citizens' freedoms, but the most vigorous native dissenters to the Park re· gime would join with him to (Jght North Korea's brutal Communist armies 1f they In· vade it. South Korea, in ill wont momenta, ia lntlnltely pre· ferable \o North Korea'• slavery. Com munlst China hH been lionized by all manner of lame- bra l n ed visitors taken on carefully conducted tours. The reality ol CommunlJt China ls that it ls a severely represaive state which kills and punilhos people in classic totalitarian fashion. Its opposite, Taiwan, ls not yet a model of democracy, but lt stands in wholesome relief to the Peking regime and is set· ti~ bett.er every Clay CHILE is far from a full· blown democracy, -b~t it is leagues better lban Cuba. Chile still holds a handful of political prisoners, but there are many thousands of political prisoners languishing in Cuban jails. The Cubans have no means to eject Castro. Chile can change, and is. Consider the ciUMft.ry in the "liberated'' states of Asia and Africa. They now have far less freedom than they enjoyed un- der Western colonial rule. Who can make out a case for the loss of liberty and the plentitude of t e rror in Uganda, Angola, Mozambique, Ethiopia, or the Congo Republic? Why are tboee one·Utoe adm lrers of the r1volutlonart11 ln Cambodia, Laot·and Vlemasn -the Bella Abi11aa. J•no Fondas and RamHJ Clarks - ao quiet now? ThOfe naUons kill and imprison tbelr people ln quantum number• co~pared to . the abaky recluies wblch pre- ceded them. At)east there were free elections and a ftee press ln Soulia Vietnam. And while the Stat& Department cutlsat.es Israel, the Pbillpptnes, South Af'l'ica. Chile, Brull, El Salvador and Nicaragua -to name aome - for human right.a violations, thEtY should announce, loud and deaf, that r egrettably, there are ctr cu mstancea which cause nations to treat subversiyes and terrorists roughly. It is startling for some blind or chauvinistic fans of Israel, which h as no peer in parliamentary d emocracy, to hear that Arabs are beaten up, tortured, and questionably de- tained in that beleaguered natlon. But ISrael ls only human. When terrorists blow up schools and kUl innocent people, those suspected of these crimes are not going fo be treated like Ox· ford scholars. The same holds for the aforementioned other nations. though none affords the amount of freedom Israel does. But all must contend with murderous attacks b y terrorists and guerrillas. However repressive Somou's Nicaragua, his villages are often victims of murdering Sandlnstas. Do his federal police retaliate? Yes. THERE ARE signs that Mr. Carter has backed off con· siderably from the righteous prose he delivered at Notre Dame University last May. One hopes that was only a naive speech. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, in unintentional con- tradiction, had already warned against a "setr-righteous and strident" U .S. posture, and talked sensibly about the "limits or our power and wisdom." Ernes t W . Lefevre, at Georgetown University, writing on "The Trivialization of Human Rights." points out that ag- gressive war and tyranny are the chief enemies of freedom and justice, and that these latter qualities are the fruit of long, natural growth, sustained by re· li gious values, courage, restraint, and respect for law. It cannot be exported like Coca- Col a. Surpluses Mean Inefficient Government Although the Jarvis initiative bas generated more attention on taxation than perhaps anything since the Boat.on Tea Party, the basic facts continue to be t>b- scured by the emotional rhetoric fly. i ng from those on the public payroll wbo will feel the squeeze re s ulting from any tax rollbacks. To Jiear the school people, always the worst crybabies wbeo denied funds, the sky wUl fall If Jarvis is adopted by the voters in June. Local officials, whose spending over the put quarter century has been almOlt as reckless as the educators, have joined the chorus wailing doom. The talk relative to property tax relief has, al.nee the begin- Sydney~ ning of debates lut year, cen- tered on two false premises: one, that any reduction in prop- erty taxes must be offset with other taxes, and second, that there emu ln tho state treasury a surplus in exceu of $3 billion and growing. Imbued in the concept of reim· bursement of revenues lost by property tax reductions is the notion that local covernments are now operating oo bare bones. Yet, had Governor Ronald Reagan been wise enough to put the lid on assess· menta when he froie tax rates back in 1973, their level of apend- ing today would be far below what it is. INSTEAD they have been bloated by unanticipated wtndfalla result.lnl from soaring lnflatlonary property valuef brought about lartely by the W vasloo of out of state and foreian speculators. Any fair appraiaal of the ef· ment should never have any ex· feet.a of Jarvis, which would peg cess funds. Having the power to property values at 1975-78 leveb, . tax for lt.s neem, levies should would show that the local gov· be no greater than that required emments under the tax reduc· . to meet budgets. Anything more tlons provided by Jarvis will ls unwarranted overtaxaUon. It ~tlll be better olf than they were ls bad government which over· m 1973. For Jarvis call.a for taxes for it inspires new and an· about a 50 ~rcent cut ln proper-necessary spending, thereby in· ty taxes while most properties creasing government costs have experienced more than a forevermore. 100 percent increase in valuation Having overtaxed as the state over the paat six years. has done, the proper remedy iii, first a reduction of taxes and then a disposition of the excess by paying off its debts. For, anytime llabiliUes exceed aSlets there ls no surplus. And that is exactly the situation of lbe state finances. Its authorised bonded indebtedness exceeds $8 billion while it is additionally reapoasi· ble for more than $1 bllllon in unfunded pension programs such u the Tea~bers and Juckes Retirement funds. Ask any CPA If such a balance sheet pennits one to claim surpluses? AS FOil treuury surpluses. even such government baten as Reagan seem to fall for that ruse. He says the "Republican way" is to. give the excesses back. Such a solution i.a lmpossi· ble for much of the money is de- rived from sales and other ex- cise taxes with no practical way to return it to those who paid It. Besides, refunding money wast~ much ln the processing. In the first place. aovem· Every Era of History Is 'Modern' fo~ a Tim.e m uc b like contemporary Amert can younpt.I throWJt lnto an anUqueHttln1. venation. Not only cJo ace dlltlDctiom rem atn pretty mucb tbe aune over the eenturtea. but IOClal • dlatlnctlona even more ao. In u.Aa You Ute u:• written aom. 400 yean qo, one ol &be nobla complalnl th.at Mnotl ano't what thty were lo tb• olden days, when the)' could be reUtd upon t.o be loyal and dutllul to U\elr tmployera. Yet every era to ttaelf bu itemed "contt11porary" and' even "modern." The b~hel and powdered wt,. 1'0m by the wortblea of the 11th century were not ''blatortffl" or 0ald· falbtoned," but 11 ap-to.date u today'• Jeana and tut.ablrta. And the len1uap tbey ua:!I allbou«b aouncllns ltran.. And, o I co u l"I •. t b • stiltedl.o ua, wu u dtlnotlc aod Ellaabeth1D drama 11 1hot ldJomatic u oar oWa speech. thtoup *Ith 'l'llfereae11 to up. 1tart merola111t1, cilleatln1 PEOPl.B, and~. do not; meobalda, iuole•t ebllclta chance tbat much. OS.. ... mey nd •e ,_.., Old ,._ be a llUl• mOiN formal, aOd fett n• U... jUlt 11 .':rd uoth• .... ~uUJ. bqt oW WIUJ• rklDI In .. ,..s. lD ............ ..,, m9dl felt their..., blOCUd..'1 tM -Ute MIDI Ud!lll oW ~ au ud eatnnelMd. w.r•1= t,.. *-111. Ucl ~==•rl _haH .. ••~1la&en are ecareett::t•· '"'"'-...-~.,.,..~· &M.a wit.II CCII·, antf«• if JllAI #1: ~II tame, eomportment aad ~· u , la •udly a moclel of obedience and rectitude. No, the people in Nefert1U's El)' pt ma.y have dreued oddly. and worahlpped beetlH aiid cata, but to thtsnaelvea tbey 1ounded just Uke we do to our1tlve1. Royal tamlllH 1quabbled ln the aame way. pnt1ta were JUlt u mlnatoo' or unctuoua, 1eneral8 u blunt and bem1erem.. and men au.wed much th• aamt lnan!Uea in Tbebel • in Brook1Jn. . ~ • . t •. • # • ., --. ORANGE COUNTY I OBITUARIES I AT YOUR SERVICE Q'UEENIE By Phil lnterlondi Control Opposed Schmitz Steps Down As G11n Panel Leader 3-13 "Congratulations. I'te just typed up your lOOOlh career memo!" Death Not ire• R.Y O.C. HUSTINGS 0t .. CMllY f'llM SUff State Senate candidate John Schmitz has stepped down after serv- ing for the put year as chairman or th~ board of the American Pistol and·. Revolver Association. The association is dedicated to firm opposition to control of hand guns and the protection of citizen rights to keep and bear arms. Schmitz, a Newport Beach RepubHcan. is a forr:qer state senator, congressman and' presiden- tial candidate (American Party). Two years ago, he lost bis bid to re- turn to Congress when he was defeat- ed in the Republican primary by County Orders THU•MONO Deat L-... •. LOLAR. THUAMONO, ~Md •w•y l 111§ ::J. Lagun B · M•rch I. lt71 In AMllelm, She Is •IK· I lJ a 08 "lved by son J-Thllfmond 01 St.,.. · a< ton. vr•ndson J-'Olurmond. Jr •• of 'Els he Sta nton, dauQPlttr·ln law Loraine l ew re s e p e , Willlems of St•111lon, 2 Sl•lers Ir-tJ talion roject Byers OI Colen-.... Tu .. ...,,,.. LH W••· u ,.,, of Abll-. Te1r., nle<• J•M Perryol Fon WOf"\I\ Tn . •nd ...... r•I other L 0 ND 0 N (A p) -• N egoliatlon or an agreement to cov- nte<tt ll\lf~ Gr•.,..MO.•tt•lcH $ •t T l b d -r• h.td Mond.ty M.>rcn ll •t El Toro ong Wrl er O c ar er aa estimated $416,000 expansion Ct mfjtery, El Toro,~ •I 2 PM with Evans, 77, the composer project for the Laguna Beach bWI de-·. ~-•• ~~~bei:;~~~1~~:: ?,f ~f:ady of. Spai~" and pot has been ordered by directors of tol"5. ~et. s AH. Smg L1.ke the the Orange County Transit District · JOHN Li~~::~~.' rr.10.nl of B1rd1es . Sing," dJed . at (OCTD). ~la Mu•. De$* away loMrch 12. London s ~entral Mid-Both OCTD and city officials are to ~::.!~.~;.~::,::,_ ~~:~·u!:~:.~~ dlesex Hospital Sunday. set forth their responsibility for the 01 cost•M~.Ja.UQ11tf<sM.trvLov1w facility's construction, operation and Coltman of lr,,1nc, Bonnie Brisson of NEW YORK CAP) -land ownership. AMl>elm,J-t<:ou</\olUH•i.-• one Th R R , broll'ter HarOIOl.eonl'tardlofV..WCll~. e ev. Obert I. Gan-OCTD administrators, in a report to c. .. l o•and<.lloklr•n Mr. L...,.Mrdt non, 84 , former presi-d' t ·d th · ti d pot h ••u•ormer<:ostaMHaCllyPl.onninv d t f F d h 1rec ors. sai e e>us ng e as commin1onu from~•. , .. , to""'°" e n ° Or a m become overcrowded as public transit 1m . H• ......... -°'the Ora,_ University, died Sunday. and commercial bus service in-c.,.u LIOflS' Club I nd • member of su1er1119 M.t'°"'c LOC!Qe, N••POrt creased in recent years. BHcl't. ~rvices w111 ~ ne1d on n.ur" D A LL AS (A P ) -In 1972, for example, just ao. OCTD .,..,. ,,..,c,, "at 2 PM •t Presbytar1.,, Mary Cantrell Mercus. h" I d Church of the eo .... nanl wit/\ the Rev. Ve IC es Operated through the epot Brucekurri.o111ci.tlftt.Fr1...asm.tv 68, whose husband each month while 2,800 vehicles a .· ~1:,;~.,. ~e~Me;::o:;,::::,r~:;~ intatenrlenyalh1.eolnpedallystakrtnothwne month now use the facility. ,.e,do • AM 10 • Jo PM e.11 The depot also is a major in· Br.,.dwo MOrtuarv oirector.. specialty store, Neiman-terchange for taxi service as well as M.t.xe HoA:~!~mer1yofCO<ona Marcus, died Friday Greygound and Continental ci.1 ,,. • ., ~ ..... , M.trc11 10. 1911 after a brief illness. Trail ways buses. ~~r;;,1-:,:~;!!;,~;:.:;.::n.,~ ~~:~r:i • City council members earlier set S•n•• Cruz, dlUQhter Kall'tlt Gulh ol p A R I s ( A p ) -aside funds to pay most of the cost for L•11un• Nlou••. 2 gr andchildren. French singer Claude acquiring land to accommodate the rnol,.,.r Mimlt Hom ol Wlchlt•. K..-.. 2 F .....i~ te id I 11ro111en Tl'tomu c . Horn of ranc....,, a en-age o expansion and OCTD officials are .Atm~rdo.NewMutco,C•P• Oun who survived a bomb k" fed 1 f ds • h I f' "' Horn .,. c..mt:or10oe. M.tu .. sist~ blast and a submachine-see mg era un .o e p rnance J•H1un,.. Mes.,,_ o1 w1cnH•, k.,. construction. Mr Horn ... , a rellr~ Vice President gun allaCk the past tWO Unltecl C•lllorn1a Bena.• mt'mbe• of years, was electrocuted IM Vorb• Uncs. LC>dQe • 467 F t. A M , member ot t11e L•te LOy•• s•9"'• Chi in the bathroom of bis Fr•ternlty. He we• • 1r..i..a1e of Paris apartment Satur-Unl•er\lty ol Ntbrasu Business li Co•le9 .. nofortht~SyHl'\hUbffn day. po. ce said. They • bank conwttanl. ke ,.,_ In the said be apparently had EuropnnThNtwlnWWll .. alt.<;ol. been changm' g a light ol ••Ullery. S.rvlc.es t PM Tuesdo March u P.cllk: V•"' °""'91. Inter· bulb. ment Paclfk: View Mamo<l•t P•rlL. P•d flc Vi-MO<'IU¥Vdlrec1ors. STRO«OI lf:ONe' C. ST•OEDE'. resl~nt of Newport Beach, IMUtd •way M.>rch 11. 1'11. Survlw<I by one dl\IQ/ller Rutn Stroede of ~ Bead!, -brol/"oer Leonerd l(r_..,,ink of Guden Grove, one sls1tr Esther O'BrleftolC:O.~ MeH 1nurnmen1 '" W•us.-u, Wisc.. BeH Broe<Swey-.--ylOc•ldlre<ton. For the 'Record LUM8Lf:V WILLIAM LUM8LEV, -as. rMl-~I ol H"'llngtOfl e .. <h, Ca Peued Marriage Liren.u awey Oft Sunday Mercll 12, 1971 In LOnt LAS VEGAS-Ma1T1119f I~ 1 .. ~II. C.. Surv!Wd by llOWlft Doftftle wH here l"'tJoe: -·Lumbley, daUQll!ff P909y Martin ,..._,, 1• of TVKOft, ArlZDN, -'°" lAttnd MORGAN·BROWN -JesM P., 70, M•lllews of Bend, Ore9on, •I• end Avrell• Attn. 61, llottl of IA9"M • tr•ndalltdr .. , ,,_ ....... ...0 HlllS. 1rNl-Qreat·ven«1111c1r ... Also 1-.....,_., 16 1l1teN Jimmie 14~ OI Sen RafMI, OE L!E·IMEL-JOMPfl Bolivar, tt, Ca, -Leta Ct-ol Hallonet City,~. llfld Connie JNft, 2'. bolll of lrvlM. , ..... ,.1 Mrvlcas wilt bt held Ofl T ...... OUNCAN·FOUT•v-..... t E., n. of HY Mardi 14, 1911 at 10.00 AM. •t Costa Mew, end Oonllnl-Marthe, Plffce Brothers SlnltM' Mortuary wllll 29, of Parf1, France. Rev. Roy Rk l\erdOI !flt Ft"t Olrlstte11 ....,_ry 11 Cllurclt HUl>tlngton IMe<ll offlcl•U"IJ. KREIGER·l<VTTIG -Ctttlord V., lnltn11ent w111 i.1n11'1,0000 SNl!Mrd 41, of Hvntl'*°" Be.ell, and NMNI Cemetery. Plff(e lr6tner1 Smltllt' AoM. 12, ol $11JMI Will. Mortvafy dl'9Clcn. TRUJ I LlO.Hot.COMlt'-Gvlllermo JOHNIC>tl c .. H , of Hunllr\910ft kac,h, •M '"NEIL JOHNSON ....... Ae11dent Dorothy K.,, ... of Tustin. of Hunllfl!llOft lff<ll, c.a. Pusect away POTT£•· ""v•N -G¥Y ~. 4111 Marell S, lfllet lllt llon'le In Alturas, 31, tnd MM'( L.., M, bot/\ of Pount.ln C., SvrvlY9d by 2 -J . Stepllen V11toy. Jotlntot10fSenl•Mt,~.endi< Nell REYNOLDS·KING -Wllll•m _,__ II,, clMllflter• Ella.Ott~ EO. Pron•. "· •rd MlcllellO LoulM, lS, --Of HUllll"lfion .. Kii c.. end both of Wes1mlrater. •osalla Herl of Band '()r;oon 11 EWtNG-GR.AY -Roflfft,O., U , end -trll\d<lltldAft. ,...,.rat ;.,.,,le" .;.,. Reti.cce Ly,.,,, 20, tlotlt of Costa ~'"°" McwUy Mardi ta, 1'71 at Me'i. Pierce 9rl!Olffa5'ntU.'Mortu.rywttll ORR·IAOWN-Ewentt EU9'M, M, Rev. Albert Jenwn of Tiie "'"' Unlt..S .,.d Ola J., ~. '*II Of ....,llnttoft Melfl0dl1t Ovcll of H""Unoton .. e<h :0·1~·tG-Hl!W"'4H ~ It. 17 olflcl11i119-1111..._..1 wn al P.clflc ot 58,. ciemonte:-en~heryi View Memorlel Partc. Piere. BrotMrs Jollnton JI, 111 .,._1m. 5"lllt1&' ~,dlre<tor5. • ~ 1a JAMlt..,... P+OT,!TDM ......._1,.., ~.:... COLLINS-a.A•K -Wllll.wft Z-, • • """ ..,,.., l'H-. '".---"• of S.nle Alie, .... MkMlll R-9-11, Ce. ,.....,.. •way· on Marcil •· de. 11, of ea.ta Mesa. tm~ ..... ~-CltfwTomNononof NUNl!Z·HTRAOA -Jlltfl J-.." illl•ll•, Allllame, niece Phyllh efld Nancy flllllll. tt, botllof f'olll!Uln EfWeHI. Sefvlc• wtll w i.1<11 lfl .Al· Valley. &elll,.61*'91aet T'lll"'°"9an P-r•I SUR PREN.ANT.JOHNSON -k4" ~I. Sllofter Mo<'_., IDcel d4rte· WilllMn, 11, lrid NIMY SW, 2'-bolll lor'I. of Costa Mna. 8ARRY·MABfllV -Ott\' W•YN, 14 Control Of Pests Advised I The Orange County Vector Control District warns that an increase in mosquitoes can be ex- pected unless homeowners lake .steps to eliminate breedint groundl. Steps recommended include emptying air containers boldlnt waler, or, if the water la to be saved, placln1 mosquito eating flab in them. Fish may be obtained lree at the control office, 13001 Garden Grove Blvd., Garden Grove, or they will be delivered by 'calling the office at 971·2421. Fonding Studied Robert Badham, the Orange Coast's current congressman. Now, Schmitz is trying for bis old state Senate seat. He has to win the GOP nomination in the 36th District fll'&t. ,, .. * * ANOTHER NEWPORT Beach Republican, Jim Martindale, has an- nounced his caJ)didacy for the 36th State Senatorial District seat being vacated by Dennis Carpenter. Martindale, 34, is a newcomer to the Orange Coast political scene. He describes himself as a self-employed lecturer on organizational develop. ment for business. * * • AN0111EB CANDIDATE for the 36th District senate seat; Democrat Gregory Kuczynski, a Mission Viejo businessman, bas announced ,ap- pointments to his campaign commit.- tee. They include James Bone of Mis- sion Viejo, Michael R. Fannin of El Toro, Edward Fischer of Lake Forest., Robert LeDuc of Irvine and Timothy Pelkowski of Santa Ana. * * * A FUNDRAl.SEB is planned Satur· day in Huntinqton Harbour for Republican George Scott, still another candidate for the 36th Dis- trict senate seat. The $50 per person buffet gets un· · der way at 6 p.m. at the waterfront home of Louis and Alice Struickman, 16591 Ensign Circle. * * * ASSEMBLYMAN WILLIAM Dan- nemeyer, R-Fullerton. has filed to seek the GOP nomination in the 39th Congressional Dis trict in north Orange County. The seat currently is held by Republican Charles Wiggins, who is retiring. * * • ASSEMBLYMAN BRUCE Nestande, R-Orange, will succeed As- semblyman Mlke Antonovich of Glen- dale as Republican whip, the party's No. 3 leadership position in the stale Assembly. Monday, March 13, 19'18 DAILY PILOT A 1 ,....-------------------------------------------------------------..:' ~tonStdlt · DEAR PAT: I would Ute to know how smoke detectors work and which. type ls better. Also, is the radioactive material in an Ionization-chamber smoke detector a hazard? H.R., Newport Beach Smoke deteeton work b)' aeutag the byproducta of a fire (or smolle) and soandhlg ·an alarm. 'lbere are two types: the pbotoeledrlc amolle de&ector and tbe lonlsatloD dwnber type. The pbotoelfftrtc detector eoo· talns a small light and plllo&ocell. Wllea smoke enters the detector, light ls reflec&ed from smoke pertldes Into tile pbotoceU, ud the alarm ls triggered. The loa.lutloa chamber smoke detector eoe&ala.s a small radiation source that prodatta eledrlcall)' charged moleellles called loas. The presence of these I.a al· lows • small electric current to now in the chamber. When smoke particles enter tbe chamber tbey at· tacb tbesmelves to these loD.s, redac- bag the carrent. Cbance In tbe cur· rent sets off the alarm. Both types a.re equally effedl,-e. loniutlon detectors respond more quickly to flamlng fires, while pho&.elec&rle detectors cenerall)' respond faster to smoldering fires. These d.llferences, however, are not critical. The detector you buy sbould be approved by a major testlag laboratory sacb as Underwriters Leboratorles Inc. (UL). The small amount of nd1oec:tlve material In tbe ioninlion chamber is not a buard. Before smoke detectors containing radioactive meterlala reach the market, the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission performs •, radiation safety analysis to make sai:e. Dlseollllt 0-.1 DEAR PAT: MlUl.Y sportswear companies have discount "outlets" in this area, but I've never found one that carries Jantzen. I've had no luck "walking through the Yellow Pages," so I hope you can help me out. G.D., Costa Mesa Sorry, but J antien beadquartera in "Los Ancdes repons tlaat Ha doW.llg ls not available a& di.scout. TIM oaly time yoa will be able to bQ .iutaea' aportsweer a& • bargala prtee ls wbea rda1l stor.. It.ave a aale. IAlclcet Lag DEAR PAT: We are planning a trip around the Yt'Orld ,by air. la tbete any way to avoid "J~i lat?" I hope you or your readers have a few tips. T.G., lrvine Oae eeuo.ed traveler advlael set· U.1 your watch to the arrhal time u aoo11 as yoa board the plane. For In· 1taaee, if yoa are Rytag to Eu.rape ud tbe ftlgJlt leaves at t p.m., but It's really mldnlght at yoar destin•- ,doa, act u you uaally would at mJ•· Dlgb&. ftat mea.u sleep Instead of coektalls, a heavy meal or movh!. Wiien the other palaell1ers are teo eoautecl to eat breakfut, you wUI be re1ted and read)' to .. begba" y.u day. Upon arrival, tbJs tnveler says unpack, bead for the abower and get at least roar boars of 1leep. Qe doesn't keep U)' achedllle the flnt. day and wllhln %4 hours clahna to be ••fit as a native." Steefl~ s.,,,,, DEAR PAT : My hu s band purchased a Pringle of Scotland cashmere sw.eater for me while tn England. I would prefer another site and style. Since be paid duty when be entered this country, it would be im- practical to exchange the sweater if he goes to England again. Is there any way I could arrange an excban4e with the manufacturer? L.W., Newport Beach Pringle of Scotland'• Los An1eles office advises you &o write a le«er &o its New York City headquarters. Descrlbla1 the sweater <style aamber, color and alae) yoa wlab to eacbaage. U It ls a style curreD&ly be- inl sold lh the U.S .. an exchange pTO- bably can be arranged. Be sure &o ID- clude details on lbe sweater you want. Write &o: Pringle of Scotland. George Laidlaw, 24 W. 40lb St., New York, N.Y. 10018. -· ,,_ ~--------... ·tnd Lfn4• """' U , ltotfl of McC~MICll WeatmlMjtr "New Trends In Gov· emment Flmdln1'• wW be dlacusaed for member a1encles of Unll4d Way of Oran1e County North/South at 7:30 a.m. Tuesday at 3903 Metropolitan Drive, Orange. •,• " •. MORTUAlllS HtLL·DA~ -~ 111. n, of Laguna Beach E:1.::;::: tild Cl~ It., "· 01 •a"-9415 ,...,.,., " Laguna Hilts AICKMAl' .... OUIUfll~ -Thom .. 7•&1'"3J EuveM, JO, efld CllWy Qlefvl, 2', .. -v<r llOtll of c.Mt-INCll. Sen Ju.n Cec>ia1rano .tm.LION·IKWNO-CMrlftMIM, 4a&-1778 ~::=• JMll, JI, INltll ,fll IM.11-lll•MOM Nt•AL MOJ141 Coron• del Mer 873-9450 Costa Mes. 84&-24a. llU. llOADWAY MOQ'UAIY 11 O Bro.dwey Coste Mesa 642-9160 SMn'Mo~I ~c...... 427 e. 11th 8t. Coct•--·~888 Sarita Ana Chai>el 618 N. BroadWlly 8aotaAoa • 647-4131 IANDlfllWLOVACK-flllcMrd Al· left, JI, eM "-""" llllMltl\ SI, bo4fl of Coll• Mew. .......,. OINTfllV-MA•TIN -o.wt It., JO, •ncl Eu"n• O.nlM, H, Miii of lrv1111. IOUfllOET-CA~ Ja..._ • W Hol9ll I.AUi•, SI, Mii fff C..te -... ..._,It ILOANIM'INHll.A-o..N UI, .. .... S.lty. u; boll ef Cetta .... IHHA-CURRll! -J-lof'nertl. JO, •1141 De..,. ~. Sl, Niii of c-ae ....... ........... Ot!llar,..... Moderator wlll be Rudy Alvarado of the Orance County Office of 'Manpower Plannlna. Panellata will be Lola Wax~ 1 upervl1or, Oran•• County OfOe• of· Revenue Sbarln•, bd Anlta Del Rio, OranJe County Manpower Coin· mi11too. Libraries ToCWse ' Llbrll'l• ~t UC I1'VilM . ·wlll be closed t•m· ' Porarlly at the en4 ot the winter quarter to complete an inven.tory or boldlnp. UCl'1. mecltcal 1clnce1 1,lbral')' wt11 bt clo1ect J'riday, ll~b 17. The eampus, pby11cu 1ctucea ud ~al. telenc.. Ubruili wUl clolellardlaudaol Boutet OK.'d &AN FRANCISCO· (AP) -Tbe Calllonda Public Utllltlet Com· mlHlon bu ct•en th• :J'r••ke• St.•1• co·. ~Ualae to pro•ld• M aD4 ISIDCi8tile Mrric.' on feur rOUta ta Ult NOrlla !Ate TIMe &net· DOU• t.a. .,.... She simply can•t handle her problems by herself anymore. She needs help before it'• too late. And she's not •lone. Every day. people no different than you aperfence an emotional crisis often provoked by Jl troubled personal relationship. Someone may become so despondent she ~ fearful or nervo\ls for no apparent reason. She loses sleep over in significant thin~. She explodes over trivial matters like the car not starting. ~be can't carry on with her famlly. She needs help. Prof•ional help. Thu only real hope for regainlnl a oo~, productive life. The k:fnd of p a•ailable at the fl'Ob)em Ta Sil~ A onally staffed counsdlng mid reternl for pcopla t:rappod in an emotioDt.l crlsll. At the Problem Talk Shop wp care for peopl~ Pn>blelQ l"alk Shop ls a free M>tvlce which pfOVides l wa~ frlencflY. environment where skilled counselors help people sort out their own lives .' Here peopl,e gain new resources to handle the problems they thought were too big to handle. If you know someone who is experiencing m emotional crisis, call the Problem Talk Shop. A trained counselor wW be at the other end of the line. Ready to help. Ready lo anN-'er any questions you may have. Please make the call that will show her somebody cares enough to listen. (71+) 997-1831 1110 East Chepman Awn.. S0...100 Orange, CaU!omla 9l8ee (71+) 768-38~1 .. 25283 Cebot BOid, Sub 104 JAcuna HJlll, CallloraJa 9t8.U \ :. ,. : ... DAILY PILOT Monday, March 13, 1978 NATIONAL Couple Surmount Odds Organ Classes for Adult Beginners 8 Weekly Classes Beginning -.. Birth of Baby Adds Joy to Wheelchair Life March 15th • 4 NEW YORK (AP) -A young • , handicapped couple determined '"'""""'_." Lo have a baby pooh-poohed the complications of wheelchair life, resisted family objections and defjed the professionals who in- sisted the two could n ever manage childcare. "It waa something we wanted to do. 1bey can't deprive us or this experience," said Angelo De La Rosa, victim of a hereditary bone disease and father of four- montb-old Michael. HE AND HIS 23-year-old wife, Marie, a paraplegic, fought doc- • tors they say insisted or. an abortion up to the eighth month or pregnancy. "So far the baby's okay," said De La Rosa, who was born with a broken arm and leg and bas suffered 33 fractures in his 24 years. .~ ......... "We wanted the child in any case, regardless of how he came out," he added, explain.log the high risk of his SOD being born with osteogenesis imperfecta, the same illness he and his father have. HAVING A BABY 'WORTH IT ALL' Marte Angelo, Michael De La Roaa DMV Collecting Ticket ·Payments SACRAMENTO (AP) -The state Department or Motor Vehicles is starting a new squeeze play on motorists -billing those applying to renew. their registration for unpaid parking tickets. The department said that it bas started notify- ing people under a new state law that they will be unable to renew their vehicle registrations until the tickets are paid. "AS MORE AND MORE traffic courts throughout the state convert to the program, we'll be receiving thousands or notices of those people who have outstanding parking violations," said Sharon Hemker, supe.rvis~ of the DMV park.iog violation uniL Under the new law, a person with unpaid tickets will receive a list or infractions along with their normal registration renewal papers. The amount due can be paid al the court or al the lime of vehicle registration renewal. IF A MOTORIST PAYS at the court, he or she inust obtain a release from the court lo give to the DMV. And the motorist is billed an additional $2 for every infraction the department must process. As a result of the new year, state officials estimate they will collect $15 million for cities and counties. "IF WE (HE AND his wife) felt deep inside that we couldn't do it, we would not even make an attempt. "I'm glad the doctor told me the facts, .. he said. "I ap- preciate that. But in the end, let it be my own decision. Once the baby ls born, it's our problem." The couple found neither sup- port nor understanding for their decision. "PEOPLE EVEN HAD the nerve to come up lo me and ask how we did it -bow we con- ceived -and one person was a nurse," De La Rosa complained. Marie, who had spent most of her life in institutions and with foster parents, said, "I didn't en- joy the pregnancy" because of constant complaints and worries from everyone she knew. But it was "all worth it," she added. THE COUPLE, BOTH un- e mployed and s upported by federal funds, live in one or 11 apartments specially designed for the handicapped ln a new moderate and low income pro- ject built by Phipps Houses, a nonprofit. philanthropic cor- poration. • : 1'l'wo week introductory . . progr81l\. Other . "~@programs JOOSt effective ways to get ~ery inch of you jn sha~ And to get that shape, you11 ettjoy using the finest exercise equiwnent availcible in the industry. . Our oornplete fitness program even includes swimming poofs.and jogging at key locations: And fof · : also a¥ · e. We'd like a:> makem finn offer-to sJim ®wn and up at the ~iday 5pa Health ubS. Oar Pro- pn Din:imn will develop. system at~ exmtile tnStruction fo ~·~body that trim.ftnn, youtl!!.a~ • • Our Progressive PJiYlita1 Con· • ditioning Pt®'am is onq pf the~ women there~ Jazznastica-a unique groQp exercise done to up·tempo music. Plus .sclf)d .:m_:es ~.~sauna, cnaprea with the bellth that <Xll\1e8 with fitnea Be finu with . ~5PaHeal~Q=y. Low kitchen counters, hl1h toilets and bathroom grab bars, wide haJlways to accommodate wheelchairs and extra-big closets for special equipment make daily ll!e a lltUe easier for the De La Rosas. They let Michael sleep next to them for now and keep diapers and assorted supplies close to their bed to avoid having to get up. And the baby ls •heeled around the JDlodern two-bedroom apartment,on a pillow in one of their laps. IN A PREVIOUS apartment, De La Rosa recaJled they bad to s lide into the bathroom on a chair because the doorway was too narrow for wheelchairs. And there were "kids who threw rocks at the windows." Phipps Vice President Lynda Simmons said the ll apartments had been planned even before the Federal Rehabilitation Act of 1973, which prohibits dis· criminalion against han- dicapped citizens by recipient& of federal funds. "ELEVEN OVT OF 891 apart· ments may not sound like very many, but that was when nobody had any at aJl," she said. As the estimated ~.2 million handicapped Americans become more vocal about their needs, changes are taking' place. A building under construction ln the Eastaide neighborhood will be dev\Jted to the elderly and handicapped, with 2.23 specially designed apartment units. 10 A.M . with our ever popular ARMON DA YOUNG Low Coat •25 Includes all music and materlalsl Register Earty Brown Backed HAMMOND ORGAN & PIAMo CENTER 2854 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar SAN DIEGO <AP> -Gov. Ed- mund Brown Jr. has been en- dorsed far re-election by the California Democratic Council which last e ndorsed a gubernatorial candidate -his father. Gov. Edmund "Pat" Brown -in 1962. A day before, he won a milder endorsement from the Gay Caucus, a homosexual group which threatened to oppose him. The volunteer Democratic Council also urged the re-election of Lt. Mervyn Dymally, Secretary or State March Fong Eu and Controller Ken Cory but was unable to agree on a can· didate for attorney general. lnsta.f une. ·The finest fUne.up available! INSTA·TUNE gives you 0S<Jlo"·"P<' (( Oua!dy. Retrabdily and Converuenc:e ala pnce you can allord • New plugs. ponts and coodenser • lnlra·red oer10fmance analysis • New distributor cap. rotor and and adiustment ol hyaro-carbon coll 11 neeaed anti carbon-monoxide e.haust • Dynamometer spCEd horr,epo.vcr Pmrssions Museum Planning Demonstration engine tunc-uo • Sorvrce PCV . • AdJ\JSI ponts and 1.m1ng • Aeotace laulty 1gru1.on ""'res and/ • Ser;rce or install air hltcr or term1nols '35ccn. ~6CYL. $3f acn. llllcllldi!I Parts & l*rl &tlCll8/6,IOJ 1111 ~pd II sy llD·T• cellM COISl to coast. Derk Smit will present an art demonstration March 20 at 9: 30 a .m. al the Laguna Metbodlat Church. 216.12 Wesley Drive, South Laguna. Smit is a member ol the Qlcago Painters and Sculptors As· sociation, the Chicago Art Gallery, The Laguna Beach Art A.aoda· tion, and is a lile member of the Laguna Beach Museum. Two hours of instruction will follow the demonstration. For further information, call Doris Van WiUfe at OH288. aldwl ____ ,1 Pianos~: and 'tf 4 ' ~-: Organ• I ,llC_, ,lnMdrtg • LESSONS • INSTRUMENTS --=.. , ..................... -·,...- llstJ·T• u tlll mt~ ..... II tlll lldatry • J'lllf ~ -YOI Rel. II• JI llms GI mt Amrtal ml lcrllp""' tnsta-Tune WESTMIMSTa A.T MIWLANO ••• WESTMrHsraavo. 893•3434 O~SAT. ~ insta-Tune" •• ~5 OFF SPECIAL ™th Ad) OH 1..: INST A· TUNE UP ~Expires Mar. 18, 1~78 BU81\&Park 510 Sooth &!ch Blvd. South of Linooln Avenue (714) 826·0381 Huntington Beech 18585 Main Street Main St at Beach Blvd. (714) 842-1451 Orange 62'2 East Katella Ave. West of Tustin Ave. (714) 639-2441 Co.taMeea 2300 Harbor Blvd. Harbor Center (714) 549.3368 Enaino 17001 Ventura Blvd. West of Balboa (213) 98t).6.13() Long Beach 4101 Atlantic Blvd. • . Comer of Carson (213) 426·8874 North & We.it Valley 9143 De SoCD AVc. at Nordhoff (213) 882-5912 We8t:mi.nater. 6757 Westminster Ave. Westminster Center (714) 894·3387 Holbwood 7080~BtW. Corner LaBrea Ave. Safa Medical Center (213) 469-63(}7 • ~ . . .. ... 1 ~ ,, , ' I f • . ----.. , i • ' INSIDE: •Movies •Television •Comics •Stocks ~y. March 13, 1978 DAILY P1LOT SP._orts ------------------..-..----~~------------- ' _..........----. l I • Russ~an Surprised to Juntp 7-8¥2~ MILAN , ltaly (AP) .Vladimir Yashcbenko was as surprised as anyone else but he rules today as the undisputed king of the high jump. The 19-year-old Russian. who holds the world outdoor record of 7-7o/.t, owns the indoor mark, as we ll , alter clearing 7-81.Ai Sun- day in the European indoor track and field championships at the Milan SPorts Palace. "I did not expect to do as well at this early stage of the season. although I have been building up my muscles durlng the past months," said Yashchenko, who easily cleared the record height on his third and final try. "My lep hurt me, and that is why 'I made some mistakes even at the lower tries." After erasing the indoor mark of 7-7% set by Franklin J acobs of New Jersey 's Fairleigh Dickinson University on Jan. 27, Yashchenko decided not to try 1·9. "When I cleared 7-7 and won the gold medal I felt confident and relaxed and this helped me • toward the world record," Yashcbenko said. "But after 7-8'.Ai I was too tired to continue and I did not feel mentally motivated. "The high jump lasted over 4 hours and I made 20 tries. I bad nothing left to do better." Before he soared over at 7-8"2, Yasbcbenko missed his initital attempts at 6-10%, 7-5%, 7-61/4 and 7-7, although he cleared '1-7~ on hls first try. Y ashchenko and Jacobs are ' ........... FIGHTING FOR POSSESSION -Duke's Eugene Banks C20> claims possession from Irv Chatman during Sunday's action in lhc NCA/\ basketball regionals in Charlotte. N.C. Duke won 63-62. a Nicklaus' Luck Runs Out Weukopf Holds On to Win Doral Open . MIAMI CAP> -About the time Jack Nicklaus pitched in for the third time in four holes -and for his second eagle -Tom Weiskopf said he was thinking, "My good- ness gracious. Whal 's going on here?" It was just your basic typical routine Nicklaus fin ish -30on the back nine and only nine putts on that many holes down the stretch. Just like he d id a couple of weeks ago in the Inverrary Classic Routine. Only this time it wasn't quite good enough'. Weiskopf, who played the final 36 holes over a nine·hour period with his good friend and sometime hunting companion, was ti'eated to a full view of Jack·~ uncanny heroics. And be turned it back, winning by a single stroke itl the double-round windup Sun- day in the Doral Open golf tourna- ment. Just as it was at lnverrary, it was a thriller -tournament golf at its very best. "Tom won and he deserved to win," Nicklaus said. The winnlng tnargln was about two inches. Nicklaus missed by that much holing a fourth wedge s.bot of the day, this for a birdie tba t would have uea it on the final ®le. "I got a bad bounce," joked Nicklaus." Actually itJustsUd by. Just mwed by an inch or two» dldn 'lit, Tom?'• Nicklaus asked. "I wun't watcbinf,'' dead~ panned Weiskopf. Weiskopf, three tlmes before frustrated ln chall~gea for this ti· tle, moved Into a four.stroke lead A.USI'IN TUMBLES 'IV GOOUGONG DALLA.S (AP) -Evonne Goo1-10111 won the $20 000 fint pdae 'SUnday but wonder child Ttac1 Ann Austin took home DaUaa• Mart a.Del the knowledge •he can co~ with the belt wom!Seaiooalplayan. With poey tall• naDDlu, Uh c 1paDMl·eari aftdber mou&l J1m1Nd wttb ano., the 1S·1•~ A..aa 1118 former Wimbledon champion GoOla .... Hl'D 9ftl'1 DOlnt. .. ,.or Mr ... lbe. J.i',l terrtae • • • bi fad, ...... IO tcJu0 J didn't 1.en Wat •bc>•t Hr ~" 11ld t•• ll·Jtlr•old .,.,.., after I 4-t~ l-0, 1-2 vlctorz la t_.f ·fin ala af 1 • wo ea 1 pro todllameat.:., over Nicklaus with a 67 in the morning round while Jack was shooting what he called "a less than mediocre" 72. Their after- noon scores were 68 for Weiskopf, '65 for Nicklaus. Weiskopf claimed the 13th title of his career with a 272 total, 16 strokes under par. "When you get in J)Osition to wi n, a player as good as Tom is not likely to fold. You have to beat him," Nicklaus said. He gave it his beslsbot. · '·I 't'as playing less than mediocre golf," he said. "I'm pleased tbat I was able lo put on the pressure when I bad to put on the pressure. When I had to make things happen, I was able to make them happen. . "You jus~an't come from five shots back shooting ao and pull it all out two times in a row," ht> said. ' . . l.eadlrt9 _." llM -Y winnings Sunday h• IM Oor•I ()pert 9011 lau,.,,.1Mnt Oii tlle 7,06S·YArd, 1><1r·n Blue Monster courw •I Ult Oonl Courttry Chit;· Totn Wel'k°"', ~.ooo J•ck Nickl-. W ,IOO JoM M•llelfey. $14,:KIO Ed Flori, Sl.2'7 Eddie PH rt•, Sl,H7 Bob Ollcler, le,:167 Sieve Melnyll, M.4CD Alert T •Pl•, u.m Glblly (;lfllert, U,21S 1.on HI'*'•· u.m lhuc:• 1.1e1rt•. u.ns 8oo EHi-, P,UJ ~'9• Bu""· u.m 8 111 ICr•lart. u.m MIU Reid, P$ Aey l"lo1d, U,SSJ 8111 Rooers. u.m a.., Crel\Sllew, U,500 Ed Dou~. sz.sio Fuuy Zoellef', $2,500 Jerry HHO'd, U* Mlle $U111¥tft, '1.- Jltn O.nt, 11.-l(en SUll. ll,tlO l .. MllllH, \l,$ol0 ._,ber1Or-,11,SolO CfllClll Aeclr'lpt, Sl,"40 Jolt" Scll!'Older. n,s. Ed~Sl,s.IO l.eon•rd ~. $1,21' Miile Hiii, Sl,2tS 67·7M7..._27t .... ,.11 .. s-.211 41-44-70.72-271 4S·13'12-70-27t 70 .... 70-70-279 n~11-27t 1'0-1 f.Jo..t-2111 7t-f4+M7-2'1 e"7Ht-7S-.2'1 n..._.,..n-m Jt..11:11..._~ ~J.7ut-2S2 12·11·,,..,-212 ,,.7..,..n-m 11.._1...,.._m ~10-71-212 1W1·n41-Ja 1w1-n..._:111 ~n-m 74-)1-4--113 n• ..... n-m ,. ........ n-.. 7~7'1-?M 7H1'7~JN '7-7J..71·74-215 1t·1Hf.7S-.21S 10#70.7 ... 115 7Ht-n·70-Jl5 n.1041-f4-211S 13-71-72-70-36 7J.f).7o.7t-• Juniors Tie Cuba U.S. PoloistS'ft'OiI; •• Title t~ ll11bga i:)r • In tt.. Unlted States• 10.9 Vk:· tory o~~' lfexlco, the Americans bt'ek• u ·.open at the stan <Gf Ule third quarter beh1.Dd three l&raiabt _... lrom OUJ FiguerM 1ll the lint 1; 17 of.,._. lngUme. Memco ~on '111"'9 of Ill mra man altmUMll • the U.S. retaliated wltb four tallle• In nve extta man daell. 'Yµ1a.qvta ftnlllHid ~ Utt to~ with a M· lbe Untted states w.a tlltl'd a 3·2·1 mark. scbed"1ed to meet here Tuesday in tbe Europe·USA indoor meet. East German sprinter Marlies Oelsner also set a world record when she won the women's 60- yard dash in 7.12, erasing team- mate Renate $lecher's 1974 mark of 7.16. Linda Hagler of Sweden, runner-up to Oelsner, also bettered Stecher's mark with a 7.13 clocking. Other winners included Reijo Stahlberg of Finland in the shot put (67·2~). Markku Taskinen of Finland in the 800 meter~ (1:47.4), Finland's Antti Loik- kanen in the 1,500 ( 3: 38.2), Markus Ryfiel or East Germany in the 3,000 CT:49.5) over Emiel Puttemans of Belgium, Thomas Munkelt of East Germany in the 60-meter hurdles (7.65), Ulrike Bruns of East Germany in the women's 800 (2 :02.3), Anatoli Piskulin of Russia in the triple jump (5:>-2~), Laszlo Szlama of H ungary in the long jump (25-81A), Helena Fibingerova of Russia in the women's shot put (67-9~). Playoff Rounditp Branning Stars In Irish Romp ~ TULSA (AP) -"I was told they were big and strong and s low." said Houston coach Guy J .ewis moments after his team had been trounced by Notre Dame in the NCAA · Midwest Regionals here Sunday. T he Irish, dis playing an awesome arsenal of talent and a strong inside game, eliminated the Cougars, 100·17, to advance into the next round of tbe Mid west Regional Friday against Utah in Lawrence, Kan. "I thought it would be closer," said Notre Dame coach Digger Phelps. "We were ready for them, we were ready for the. press because we bad seen their films." Former Marina Hjgh {Hunt· ington Beach) standout Rich Branning, a sophomore guard for Notre Dame, scored 14 Points and was selected NBC's player· of-the-game. EarHer Sunday, Louisville took advantage of cold shooting by St. Johri's to coast to a 76-68 victory. The Redmen, who shot just 33 percent lrorn the field, suffered a scoring drought of nearly six minutes in the second half and trailed ~ with 14 minutes left. "We got a litUe ahead and let up," Louisville coach Denny Crum said or what happened next. "You don't let up against a good team. Then we started do- Mick ey Mouse s chedule. Louisville is a powerful team. U we played again, we would do the same things." Lewis' Houston team, which had lost five games by one-point margins during the regular season, was unaccustomed to the margin of its defeat. "It was very obvious that we were never in the ballgame," Lewis said. ''We were totally whipped. We've been whipped before. This is not the end. We'll be back." Referring to a national television audience, Lewis said "We picked a terrible place to play the worst game we've played all year -in front of practically the whole nation. One good thing about it, any recruits looking in know we sure need help." HOUSTON 1171 -Rose u , Thompson 10, ~hulu IS, IC. Wlllllllns 17, Trammell 4, Glbsorl 7 Walker I. Fe..-s 7. Tot•ls 37 IJ..1' n NOTltl. DAMI. n•> -TriPYCka 14, 8•flon 12, l"l-•o •. 8r.,,,,1n9 14. 0. Wlllla1n1 1', Wllco• •. WoolrlOoe 2, ~Ilk 4, S.llne1 >. I.Arnt.ff 10 Total• 411•2' !00, Hellllme -Hot,. o.m. •7·n . Total '°"" Nolr• Dame 16, ..__, 23 Tt<hrtlciOl1 -Ulm -r. A -10,015. LOUISYlu..E 1761 "-Tur,...-J, Wiiii-21 GellOft I, G<1Hltt\ 25. Wll-IS, Stnlth 3, 8rMCh t. Tot•l1 2S ,.._,, 76. ST. JOttWS 16el -Wini,_ o, ,,_,.., 24, MclCoy '· cai-.w t. C.ttt 14, lt9n<Nr 11. Thomes 7, Wri!IM I. Totals 2111-116'.. Hallllme -l.Ouisvllle 3', St. ,,_., :M. Fo.il..s OU1 -wn ...... McKoy, CMIH'. Tol•I ...... lo<Jlsvlllt 11, SI John's 2• A -10,075. in( the little things right." lltala, DePaul Win St. John's pufled out of the deficit and trailed just 64·60 with WICIDTA, Kan. -Fourth· lesslbanfourminutesremaining. ranked DePaul overcame 72 per- Then Dar rell Griffith, a 6· cent shooting by Creighton In the loot·3 guard, fired in eight first half and used two free straight points, six on charity throws by William Dlse wltb 31 tosses1 to pull the Cardinals out seconds remaining to gain an ol danger. 80·78 victory in a first-round "It's amazing this team has game or the NCAA Midwest gone this far," coach Lou RegionalSunday. Carnes~ca admitted alter the The Chicago school , which game. ''And we didn't play a See NCAA, Page B·2 ........ KAREEM ABPUL.JABBAA LOOMS OVER FALLEN JtON LE~. ; . Pboentx, which has a '2·26 rec· ord, by. five &..amea in the dlvla}on 1tandln1s ot tho 8.2· pmeseUOD. • Kareem Abdul·Jabbar •cored U p oint• for the Lakera, follow~ by tootle tuard NGl'll\ Nixon with 11. 0 Toalaht·I 1.bot more from the outlklt "'because tbe deteu• la forcln• me outalde, •• nld Dantley. the 1971-TT Natlooal a .. tetball AlaoclaUon rookie of t.IM 1•ar. He made 1• ol hit 1$ &bot.I 1n the tame, 11ettJn1 some quJCk·&tep Wid baskell Jn the . \ VLADIMIR YASHCHENKO~ Steadiness Big Factor · For Lopez ., . '. LOS ANGELES IAP) ~ Nan· . cy Lopez can't quite belieV'e i what's happened to her since ~ •J became a professional golfe.r , last July. All she has to do to convince .herself it's for real is to take a look at her bank account. The 21-year-old Lopez was selected Rookie of the Year for 1977 in the Ladies Professional ·- Goll Association despite playll:lg in only six tournaments. She_ finished second three times ul! earned over $21,300. That was child's play com- pared to what she's aJready ac- complished this year. , Steadiness was the key as .. "' Lopez won her second straight ~ ~ LPGA tournament Sunday, fir. ' ing a l·under-par 71 to capture • the $100,000SW\Star Classic. t Her winning score for 72 holes -' was 285 and the victory was • worth $15,000. Two weeks ago, she earned the same amount-Of •, money for taking top honors in : • the $100,000 Bent Tree Classic at : • Sar asota, Fla. c ·• "I don't feel anything right,.r : now,·· said Lopez after co min • from behind to nip DeblU~ : Austin, the tournament's front"": • runner for the most part, and> : Debbie Massey by one stroke. "t • · just can't believe it. When I finished 1 felt like I was dream· ..r- . ing." ·· · Lopez was four strokes off the.. pace after her first-round 72, ~ ..: s he s tayed close by cardinl ~ another 72 in the second rowa4 , • and a 70 Saturday over lb .. ..; 6,lOO·yard Rancho Park Golf 1~ Course. ' • Sunday, she bogeyed the fifth · hole and birdied the seventbf ~ playing even-par goll the rest o -<( the way through 16 holes. It wu ~ e n o ugh\ to keep her clos ... because Austln a nd Massey,~ ahead of Lopez by four BJld two~ .... >~ shots, before the final round. were.. _. having thelr problems. * * * n-n -10-n_. 71·11"70-7---... l'WW._. n-n.n-n-• nTJ.11.n-• 12·10-,.71-M 1wi.11.n-11t 11·1t-1J.,7._.. 1't-1S.1•11-2't 1J.7Wl-71-lt0 7'WS.1»J-lt0 v 71.J't~D-ltO , ... 71-7>71-2'1 11·14-1N)-2'1 7l-7~1W1-2'7 11•1'-"4>-2'2 n .. 1.,. .. ,._,., n.,,._,.~ ,..,•»n-m 11.1wws-in 71-71-~~lft JS.7>*_,., 7S.10-12·1'-"2 , ... , .. 1~·~ ,.. second half "hen Phoenix was forced to mote out to hinder. his oatllde lboatlq. lt wu a ataarp t<1ntraat to a llO·ll( Suu .tctory ovu the L•k•ra Saturday ntcbt Jn Pboemt • •beo DuUey ina Juat .8 or 17 ~. ........ (n» -w. ,,...... n. ......... .-...... ............... ~&.Of1'ftllt.; "-'A..._..,.,.. .. ........... _..._. ...... ... ...... , ,, ............. '1.:C. .... 11. ,_,.w•tJ.CW .. ...._.t. ~ JilHaM -t .......... " .... -, ........ _..._,.... .... _~ .... A...-1t T--..cM -,._.,. ~ • #itWM.A-U,M. ~ , •"' ' . . :.: ;. -·-,. --JI% DAILY PILOT Monday, March t3. 1978 .......... . .. 'BLOCKED SHQT -Wayne McCoy of St. John's bangs this shot attempt by Louis ville's Darrell Griffith (35) away m NCAA basketball action at Tulsa Sunday NCAA PLAYOFFS. • • . Continued From Page B·l · trailed 48-34 at halftime, hit at a 77 percent clip in the second half to tur n back the Missouri Valley Conference champions. ln the opener, Utah's Buster Mathe ney scored 10 of his career-high 36 points in the second overtime period to pace the 15-ranked Utes lo an 86·79 triu mph over stubborn Missouri . Creighton had three chances lO tie the contest after Oise's free throws, his first points or the game, gave DePaul an 80-78 le ad. Blue Jay forward Rick Apke missed three jump shots, :l~o or them in heavy traffic and Ute third fallin& short from 3S ·feet out as the bu.lier sounded. ,. · Utah's Matheney scored 20 or · his points in the first half of the 'Opener, but Missouri kept in range or the Utes' 60 percent ~hooting and trailed 44-38 at .halftime. UTAH (•I -Judllln& II, Vr-s 11, M.ttlleftity 36. Wllll•m• J, Grey IJ, M.tr11n J, OuM 2, 0.- 2, Cll•m~n 2. Tot•t• l6 12·23 ... MISSOURI 1191 -~JO, 8«ry •· Ray 4, Drew u , Olrrlt 11, Orov 7. Tol•ls M 11.11 It. • H•llllme -Ul•ll "'· Ml-I ». Fov141d out - C11rrl1. Towl '°"'' -Utall 2l. Missouri JI. A -10,Sll, Dll'AUI. ''°' -PottMllO 10, Welkin• u . Corzine 19, AMYIMV 1S, Gerl...cl 10, Otae J. totall 3oi IJ.17 IO. I CllEIOMTOM Ull -,Mc1<1nne 11, At*• \a, " Wutey 14, Ecck1r U, J ohnson ), 1(111111 10. Mceon11e11 •. TOlats ll .. 11 n . ' H•llHme -Crelq!llO<\ 41, O.P1\ll :M. lot•I '°"'' -OtPI UI 17, CnlQlllOl'l 16. A-t0,.$11. Duke, Indiana Win CHARLOTTE, N.C. -Duke center Mike Gmloski scored 25 points, including two foul shots with 17 seconds left, to g1ve the eighth-ranked Blue Devils a .63-62 victory over Rhode Island . Sunday in a first-round NCAA ''East r egional game. Jn the fi rst game o( t he doubleheader, r eserve guard . Butch Carter hit three foul shots .. in the final 30 seconds •s Indiana .held off Furman, 63-62. • Rhode Island's Sly Wllllams, ~ \v&ose fifth foul sent Gmlnsld to * * * .NCAA Cage Roundup the line for the decisive free throws, scored a game-bigh 27 points and led a Ram comeback. The Rams found themselves down by five points in the second half before Williams a nd guard J lggy Williamson combined for six straight points. Rhode Island went back on top 60·59 when Willi ams hit a layup at the 2· minute mark. Williamson fouled Duke's Jim Spanarkel with 54 seconds left. but Spanarkel missed and Ram forward Percy Davis drove for a basket to make the score 62-59. Gm i nski brou gbt the Blue ·Devils back to life with a basket with 32 seconds left. A foul by Duke's Kenny Dennard sent Davis to the line, but he missed. The ball went to the Duke end, wher e after a s truggle for possession, a jump ball was called . Williams then fouled Gm inski in another loose-ball battle . llMOOE ISL.AMO ('2) -WllllMnS 17, S. Wr~ •. c ... ,m ... l, N~I--•• Wllli...SGn 12, On ls ~. J. Wrlgfll J. TOIMI zt 4-11 U. OUKll (U l -B•nh 14 . Gm l•ull.I JS, 5Mrn•rlll4 II, Suddeltl 6. Tot•!\ 26 11·1' U Hl lfllme -Rllodit hi-31, Duke JO. Fouled out -Wiiii.,,,.. Toi.II foul' -AllOdl ltland 21, Duke 16. A -11.664. PUllMAH (U) -Arnold 10, o.tll•I 21, Moore 19, Grimm 6, SMI.._ 2, Crowe 2, Mcl(l-y l. Tol•IS 26 1CH3U. INDIANA IUI -R..Sford 20, W-lOfl 26, Tolbert 2, Beur 4, wiwn.n l, c..r .. r 5. ToUls 21 M JIJ, H•lltlme -lndleN )I, FurmWI 24, Fouled oYt -R•dlOfd. Tot•I tout• -Furman 11, lnolaftll 17. hc:llnlo l -F...--ben<ll. A -11,666. Pea11, VHlanol'a Roll PHILADELPHIA -Senior Keven McDonald scored 37 polnta to lead Ivy League cbam· pion Pennsylvania to a 92·83 vic- tory over St. Bonaventure Sun- day in th e NCAA East Regionals . In the first game or the play- off doubleheader, Keith Herron collected 24 points t o pace Eastern 8 champion Villanova, 22·8, to a 103·97 victory over LaSalle, tbe East Coast Con· Cerence winner. The Boonies, with forward Greg Sanden scoring 17 o( hla 30 points before halftime, led 42-37 . at Intermission. But after halfUme McDonald scored two buckets sandwiched around one by Bobby Willis to tie the game at '3. The Quakers went in front for good with 17:09 remalning when WUlia' la7up made lt 4'1·45. Vlllanova trailed 49·48 at halftime and fell behind 58-41 before reellu1 off 10 1traifbt point.I on two buckets apiece by Ales Bradle1 and Regtle Robinacxl and one by Rory Spar· row. · · IT. llOMA....,...I' <ID -H.,.. It, ..... •n •· W•a-ta, un.ne 2. ~ It, leklW 4,...,. L Totelt at ti-It a. ...... (llll-~16,-~.,.~ .. Wiiiie t, 0-....., "Intl* 1, S.IWI .. It• 2 T•ll•tWZte. ' Htl~-M.--. u a•tQ. ...... P ,l"flllM M -"1c:o. WM•. HenW. 1"W11 ~ -a, ._.,,tllbnU,....,.D.A-t,• Vtu.AMGWA Cwt --...... ft....,_ 14. 9'°HIW 22., ._.,.. tt, ,_..., t~ 1Jft1111111 &. Tetel•~f9.•toa. LA $AU.. "n -c..lly U, ~iftW:t ,., f_,.. as, Of...._ ft. ~ u, ~ t. ...... ,..,.,_ .:~=.;,;.":: ~.':.:: i= ..,.. -:-Viti-"'~ ..... 11.,. _, BASKETBALL / MISCELLANY Mulligan Hopeful Long Jinx Will End By CRAIG SHEFF ol IM Deify Piiot 1'8ff Saa:lleback College basketball coach Bill Mulligan hasn't had much luck in six previous trips to stale basketball tourna- ments-in fact be hasn't bad any luck at all. M ulllgan ls ~6 in hls travels to the state tourney-but he ls op- timistic that long jinx will end this week. "This is the fi rst year that I honestly feel I have a team that could win the s tat e cham- pionship," says the 47-year-old Gauc hos coach, whose team ta kes on Cerritos College. Wednesday night 7:30 in the open- ing round at the Long Beach Sports Arena. "I'm not saying we will win the state tournament, I'm just saying we have the talent to do so," says Mulligan. And there is no denying that last statement. Mulligan is the first to say this is his finest J C team. The Gauchos have rolled to a 29-3 record thus far with the three set· backs (to El Camino, Palomar· a nd Riverside) all by just one point. And two ol them were over· ti me decisions. Saddleback, the highest scor· ang team in the state with a 107.0 average, has passed the 100· point mark 20 times this season. And the key to the Gauchos' s u c c ess h a s bee n depth. Mu lligan uses 9 or 10 players a game, ushering them In with rapidity. And all see acUon very early in the Gaucbos' run-and· gun, full-court pressing attack. Here is Mulligan's rundown on Saddlebac k's top nine players: TIM KNIGHT (6 ·7 sophomore): "Tim has been our most consistent player all year. With one or two exceptions. Kn ight has played well every night. If we had a most valuable player he would be it. He's con- sistently good. He hasn't missed a game ror us." STAHL MILLEA Sports . Calendar MULLIGAN SHAW McELRATH 'GREEN RICH McELllATR (6·1 sophomore: "Rich ls better than be was last year, but it doesn't show as much becauae of the other guys playing with him. He's matured physically and he does some amazing thjngs. The four-year coaches can't believe be passes as well as he does. He eliminates lbe pressure and be and Artle Green are the most highly-recruited guys on the team." ARTIE GREEN (6-1 freshman): "In the big games we have to Win Artie Is out.stand· lng. He's ready to play in every big game ... the crowds stir him up. It means something to him. Artie is the most talented guy I've ever bad and probably the most exciting." TIM SHAW C6·3 sophomore>: "He's bee n hampered by stomach problems, a stress frac- ture of the leg and a cracked rib. He's as tough as any guy I've coached. He comes to play." CRAIG STAHL (6 ·7 sophomore): "He hasn't been as consistent as we hoped, but be played great ln the last Palomar eame. He's done ,>veU l.Dslde and out.&tde. He's bad some really good games for us.'' TOM U.O\' CM sophomore>: "He's probably tbe most retrult· ed sixth man ln Ca.11!om1a. He's had great games and bas been very conslsleoL He shoots weU and he's been a real pleuure." aODNEY MILLE& <5·10 .sophomore): "He's probably the best shooter we have. We'd like him to shoot more conslsteotly ln the big games. He's one of the three guys that come in the most.'' .. BEN BACON (6-S freshman): ''He's been real conalstent, too. Ben ls really a nice kid and I think he's going to get better and better.'' RENNIE WATTS (5·8 s ophomore): "He's really picked us up since transferring at the semester break (from UC Rlverslde). He's a good shooter and an exciting player. He's blended in well. He's the guy we needed.'' If the Gauchos win their first round game Wednesday, they'll return Thursday at 4 o'clock to tangle with the City College of San Francisco-Pasadena CC vic- tor. * * * 10 l'ull.rtOll 7t 107 LA Hwtior ff 'O l-01>9 e.«JI M IU S." ~ tt IOS LA Sout_. 1G4 UO S.11 0...-\01 10) 1'1111~,,.,., " " ... _ u 111 I mp. Vlli.t 73 t U Citrus " Ill H•-lt IOI 12' Chinn ., '° El ~no ti 10 S.Ut-ern IJ 106 ...,,. MortlU .. ns RI"'"'* ., 11t Ml. S«> J<K. 111 106 ~ 8emMd11'10 U 9S S«lt• MonkA 90 t2 S.n 0119D 71 110 ~nll ,.,.. 10'2 .. P•i-.t .. 9' GolOlfl w.st 19 106 Cllrvs II " LA Vllley M US Olett"' 16 u 0 .11.,.., ,.. fl Soul-Iona 311 1G4 M•rlnn • 111 RI~ IU ts Ml. SAC 91 103 Pel-•s TIM KNIGHT Sports Clipped Short U.S. Netters Breeze NEW HAVEN Conn. -The United States, led by Hrtan UOtt· fried and Jimmy Connors, lost 'only three sets en route to their third consecutive World Cup ten· nis victory over Australia but the Aussies thwarted an American sweep by squeaking out a last-minute doubles victory Sunday. Gottfried, teamed with the hard-serving Roscoe Tanner. fell victim to Newcombe and Tony Roche Sunday, 7 -6, 1 ·6. Connors, breaking J ohn Alex· aoder's serve in the first game of each set, scored a 6-2, fH triumph in Sunday's first match. KJttgs RJpped BOSTON -Gregg Sheppard scored two goals, his 15th and 16th slnee returning from a knee injury 28 games ago, to lead the Boston Bruins to a 9-3 NaUooal Hockey League victory over lhe Los Angeles Kinp Sunday nlgbL Sheppard tall i ed a shorthanded goal to b~alt a 1·1 lie midway through the first period, u.en· fired bis second ol the/ame to c.tve the Bruins a 4·1 lea at 17:11. He bas 17 goals in 40 games for tbe season. Artgela Slaellecl PALM SPRINGS -Bruce Bochte, i.,rry Mllbouroe and Bob SUnaon collected three hits apiece as the SeaWe Mariners defeated the California Angels 1-3 in exblt,,ltion baseball SWl· day. eDCllDc a four·&ame Afteels ·wlD.nlD·~ rEIIJ .... .. ' '. It o ••I I ' t I Nolan Ryan made hls first pitching appearance of the spring for Cali(ornJa and worked lour shutout innings. But when he was replaced by Mike Overy in the flftb, the Mariners struck for three runs. loltnWHd VERO BEACH, Fla. -The Atlanta Braves jumped on 20- game winner Tommy John for three first-inning runs and held on for a 5-3 exhibition victory Sunday over the Los Angeles Dodgers. John was wild, issuing three walks in lbe first lnnin&·rally as well as two wild pitches. Rick Monday slugged his s~ond spring home run in the third inning for Los Angeles. Davey Lopes ~oubled in the e ighth and scored on Bill Russell's single for the se<:ond Dodger tally. SttrlTop•Foe BELLINGHAM, Wash.-The California Surf pounded out a 2-0 exhibition soccer victory over the Seattle Sounders Sunday, behind the scoring of Al Trost and LenRenery. Trost clicked With a penalty k\ck early, then Renery, with & header from Paul Scurti'• pass, clinched it in the 76th minute. The two return to action this weekend with duels set for La Mirada Stadium Friday night (7:30) and Mission Viejo High Sunday (2 p.m.). RJC!har• Collee!t• FORT MYERS , Fl a . Newport B eac h 's R en e e Richards won $2,800 and a spot in a $35,000 round-robin touma· ment later this month by defeat· ing Laura DuPont, 6-1. 6-7, &-4. in a women's pro tennis tourna· m ent here Sunday. Fop Trb""P"" COLLEGE STATION. Texas -Texan A. J. Foyt, battling a sor e s ho ul der a n d recent Daytona SOO winner Bobby Al· Uson, broke away from the field ·., in the second half of lhe r ace Sunday to w in t he USAC- sanctioned Aggieland 250 stock car r ace. Grenze11 Win• ARCADIA -Grenzen, ridden by Darrel McHargue, captured the $81,550 Santa Susana Slakes by five lengths Sunday to win Santa Anita's 3 year -old filly championship. .I t (A1 {' ......... "Mr utlafectton haa b9lft auul'9d by the ,..,.. whl care ... . RON BURDETT Santa Ana Orange County• a oldest llnoot~ry OelJerahlp ' ; , , MISCELLANY • • Monday. March 13, 1978 DAILY P1LOT JIS PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE ltl!tOUITIC* MO. ,._W Olllrltt wMdl wtll M toeMflted a..,,.. ltHOUITION No. 11-t .. aeSOIJITION-TN8 llOARO CW ......_..., ltAllW -.ioM. to Ile _. RUOLUT10H OI' nta llOAltD OP o•••CTO••oP TM• IANTA ·····••ct "IMPROVl!MENT Ot••C:TO•S 01' SANTA MAaOAltlTA •• ,.. .. Dttl;al(T, oln•tCT HO., ... !f"' ti 1 ..... ~· MAltOA•ITA WATI!• OllTalCT, Otl.'NO& COU .. TY, ~ ..... tA. ti sai. !ft•--cllstn« lor MIO oaAlfO• COUNTY, CAUPO•MIA. OICLAat .. ITI NTIWTI~ TO f'lr'llOW •• TM• INTENTION 01' THI flOltM AM tMP•OV•M•MT hCTIOH t. 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Silct!Oftl ~10 et Mq, COftltl'IKllon of --· I« tM cottoc:· Ille ln11•11<e Of bol\ds for the •C· of lhO Watar COM oft"-State of lloil, tn•lrnent and dlspout of <1ulslllonandQlftS'111<tlDnof-tislor C•llfomla; -•oe. waste -"°'"' water, In· 11'1• productlqn. 1r_,.,.,iu1o11, storave NOW, THEltl!fllOltl!, tha lloerd el dlldlnt '1unll s....,1, •-•Oii lrNt· end dlstrl!Mltlon of weter for Ir· C>lroctoo of the Santa Merv••ll• menl, water re<laerlatlon llodtltles, rloauon, clomHll<. lnd11strl•t end Water Ohlrlct OOl!S HEREBY pumpl119 stations, and Including •II muntclpet ~.for tN lenclt oncl RESO~VE, DETERMINE AHO lol'lct, tesemenb -other ~oper1y lnl!ebltenta wltllln tllo e11terlor OROER esfotttowl: ~n~y t1Wr9for fort .. 1811Cb 11\d bouncMlrles of said lmpro.--t dis. t-CTIOlf 1. ;n..t It Is the 1nltfrtlon lt'tlltbllants witllln 1"o eltlef'lor boull· 1rlc1, and the ec:qul11tlon end (Oft· ol I .. 8Nnl to form.., l,,.._t d41rlos of llllcl llft!N'_...,,t •nrtct SIN<llon Of -11.S for the coll«tlon. dlltrld witllln Ult s.nta Ma,...,,,., -tor tM acqulsltloll of all of~ par1 trulment Mid ctl""'81 of •-ave. Wator Olstrld Of tlle .,.nlOft Of sale of the -acing flll"ICb of utct '"""°"' wul• •114 stwm walor, tnctUdln11 Ot•r1(t wfllc:tl Wiii be~ b¥ IM fnelll cthtrkt (prvvlclad INI the IA)(et lrllnk sewan • .eweoo lreat...-111, llorlnaflllr l!Mtd "'611QM, to be de-11mount0j-llfwlcts10ocqulrect$Mll water reclematlon fKlllll9'-tPlllTIC>fnll 11011•ted "IMPROVEMENT not UCNd an --·to ttoe stations. •!Id l11ch1cttno •II ••net. Of STRICT NO. :r, -to•-bollCh totet -rati119 QIOU of s.ald tmpn-••sements' •net otlltr properly If H id lf'l"llWOWnwM cAltr'ict tor salct nment elstrlct tor o _.,..., period, M<>euary tflefefo( tor IN lancts and --M nllm•tecl by the Sotrd of Oll'9Clor1 lnhe bl I•"'' wtlllln Ill• ••l•rlor SeCTIOM t. Tllel !;lie --for of .. Id OIWlctl and fllnd\ lot Ille 1181· l:lounderln of wld 1,.,,,_, dl.- Wflkll wkl l"""o.-1 dlstrlel Is to menl of ..,.,., •-of said Im· trlct and I« IM •c:A1ubit-oi all of or be tor meet -lo( wtllth -m•y lie pro•oment clllrlct Wllkll II k f)t'Obabla per1 of Ille -etlnQ 1.-s of wld lm- lu--s h fw u. ocQul5111Dn -con-wtll lie Incurred -oecorne pay.Ole or•.,..ment cllltic1 (pr0¥14act 11\et u.. •ru<tton of -f« Ille production. before -•ltlllr•Uan of -.,...,. trom total •rnoMf't of II.Id\•-11> ec.qulred trensmtuioft, Aoreel tnd dlwl!Mrtlon I.lie comcilallOll Of said--. Clnclvd· \lletl not ••cad on -eq.,.t to Of weter tor lr"9Mierl, domttU<. in-1119 tt.. lnt«est on satct bond\ wl>lcll '' the total -aclnv costs of said lm-.dus1rl•t encl ~ICIOl pw-. f« -8lld payable orlor to t ... t dote •net pro¥em..,I di\trl<I tor a lwo-ye•r the lenets -lnhlltlltants wlttMn the lor wlllcll ,_,.,,,of Ute ~t period. H tt~ by the 8oerd of •111fflor ~ of utct lmpro.,... clllilrlct In IN troe_., Of said Dlwkt Olrecton of ulcl DIWlcll -t.....cls .....,, ohlrkt. -Ille OCC!llls111on -or lllerHttor lo be rocalved by said Im· tor tM peym.nt of every .. l*IM ot <onstl'\letlofl OI -1<5 for the coltec· Pfll"•m•nt dlstrlct ,,_., •n 8\MH· said I~ district -•cfl It Is 11011, trHtmant •lld dlspoHt ot ment pre,.lou\l't ,......, ••• ll\Mle ~-l>tc wtll be lncllfred -bKOftW -•ve. jllfMI• end storm w•tor, In-QUale). end tNt estllbll.-nt OI ell of PIY•l>I• before Ille e•plretlon ol one (luctlnv fNnk ~. ~ trHI· u.e l>Ond ,.._,.. f-out of lfle pro-yur trom Ille completion ol said me111. ••l•r recl.,.,,.,tioll lacltttltt, ceeds OI , .. sale of said bond\, and att -••s I tnctUdlno tt'le Interest on wtct pumping stati..., anct lncluctfflO ell upe11su In connection with Ille bonds wNcll I\ d\le -PIY•ble prior tenet. easemenb arid o!Mt 1H'CIPSf1Y autllOrhalloll •lld lu~ OI ••kl lo that <Mote -for wlll<JI "*My$ Of necessert ,,.,.... f« tllO lendS --s. th• Improvement dhtrlct 111 th• lnMbllMltl wltl'IM 1t1e oldtf'lor Mun-$1CTION J. Tllet U.. Hllmeltd U • t,..sury of said District or a..reafllff d.,los of uld lll'flNVV-' dlllrlct pense of carrying out said purPOw h to be rKOlved l>'f '81d lmprovel'f*ll •NI for Ille Kqulsltton of all of or pert tM ~Olll'tl OI t1'2.000,000-II IJ pro· cllsttld from art•--• -lousJy oftlle-•Mlf19lunc1$0fsalctlmprov.. posedtMlbonclSloc..WlmprOll-1 , ..... ct .,. '"IMlequ•t•I. lllld Ill• """'' district (llf'O'l'lcled tllat the total district th<lll be lsllltct In salll al"llCK)nt. "1abllst."*lt Of •II of ll'te bolld re· emounl of well IVncts !IO ~<111lrod sllell SECTION 4. That •-smont1 for -lulld out of Ille proceed$ of the nol •><Hd 811 atnoUllt eq~f to t.he cerrylno out sold flll'J'"' and for u.. sat• of said llondS, -•It eapt11sos In lot•I operating costs of salct lmpr_. payment OI said llonOStnd ll'la lr119rnt cot1nactlon wltn the MftorlPtlon - ment dhtrk1 tor 1 two-~ar period, H thereon s,,..l be ~ e11.<luslvely .., lswence OI said l>ollds; Mid ntlmeted bv u. Board of Olretlors of on lfle lallcts In .-lit ....-sect lmpr-WHEREAS. tNs Boa.rd Of Directors said Ohlrlttl -lunch for 1 .. PIY· ment cllst11Ct. llncls It 11 In the bnl 1111..-.sts ol the menl ol every t""9Me of .. Id lrnpr011e-Sl!CTIDH s. "f1\M • mep ShOWll\9 ttw Olllrlcl "'81 • Plan ol Wor1ls fQt' ~ rnent dl\trlet wl'tlcl\ II ls.pr_,. wHI ex1el'lw llOw'ldarleS OI said P"OPOMd lm...-ovements end.,._ tie IMIDPt- l>e t11c urred enct become P•Y•lll• l_ro,.emtnt district, Wl'llCl't mt11 sllell ed pursuant lo S.Ctlanl 3'2S1 et seq. of belore the •l!Pi••llon of -year from 90vem for all ctetattus 10 the H1ent of tll• W •ler Cod• ot Ill• St •t• ot the comptetton of said -U tlncllld-said pr--'"""_,' ctlltrltt Is C.tltomle; PUBUC NOTICE PUBUCNOftCE alllOUITIOM le0.7N-11 IUPlat• COUllTOP T4• ~ allOl.UTioet OI' nt• llOAltD Of' STAT& CM' CAUl'OatllA .. 0 I a I CTOaS 0 P SAM TA TM•CICM*TYOl'oaAlletf MAROAatTA WATIR OllTatCT, ... """'1 oaAMO• CIOVtfTY, CA.&.IPO•NtA. MOTtC:• 01' ........ ,--0 .. aC THI INT .. ITION 01' TMI "Ttnoet ... PllOeAHOPWtLL •o••O TO ADOPT A PLAll 01' AMO •o• L•TT••• 0,-.\D• ~ICI P'CMt A l'CNITIOM OI' Tiii MllUITUftOll WITM Wlt..I. AM· Dll'ratCT TO 8e DtllONATIO Me•IO. "U'""ROVSMllNT otlTIUCT Mo. P" If t t e t • of C L If A.N 0 " S. AMO l'IXtNe THI TIMC AND CHAMalltS,OICMIM. ~c· °" MUltlltO AMO .. ,,.... NOTl(tl " H••••Y OtVfter MOTICI '"lal!Of'. Wtt,.UAM I . ~ICM llU lecl WHEREAS, by RHo4utlott No. Mf'91tt o ~ W = lit 1 .. 2'1. the ..,,, Of Ol1'9CllOO of Ute .... ftr l&~ Of Utll .Ad Ot\lttct oec•-lb lflNM'-41 e. '°"" 1111fl!wotlM wl'lft Wiii ., .. ,...,......"*"' Ollltlc1 Ho, 1 rw the I• ~ to """'9 It. 11*'9 tor ~r suanc• of llalldil W tM ~qubltloft and parlk11I...._ _., tllOt tM , .. - Uf\UrlKllOOI 111-"• lot IM llf'Cl'Clu<· .. .c.otlletr ........... lln ... tet non, t~ • ...,. and dis-for Marc:ll ~,,,._ at to •·"'-< lr..ti. tr"ut1011 of weler for lrrloallon, c~of D0411'trMl•I No. l of Mid dOmesllc, lnduslrl•I ~ rtlllflfCIPll C1Mart, at 700 OVIC' C9IMr °"'"" MJI,, 1111'1* .... fw .,_,..,,. alld lllNtMIMU 111 llM City of Sitt'-/llM, ~ .. 1t11tn Ille uwlor llOllndllflff of Mid De~ M9r'ctll. mt • • • lmllf'0.,."*11 ~I. encl troe 8'.,U$. WILLI_. L ttJottw •• •. lion 811<1 ~loft .. --. .... tlw CiluM'tOlr1l :· COIM<tlon, ~ oltd 4llspoUt 9f L8Wtl L ICaM • ,.• .... ........ llM ....., wetor, ~ .. w......,.. ........ . -<1~11'19 llVlll-'-1ew~ ll"Mt• Lle ....... Clllllf'lllo,.,I .• rM11t, weter 1'9CIMW1tlon IKltltl.,, Tell .... , • pwnpl119 UM'-. MM! klchldl119 811 .......... , •: ....... • larld, •asetTIW!b and °""" ,,epM. Publl"'" O' .. CMst Oollp ptlot, llKOISart .,.,.,_for 1M 18119 -1Mr<ll1>,14,20,1'11 ·-· lnflallll ... ti wl!Nft.,. ..... lor........ ....,. earln of Yid 1rnpr__.e •wkt and tor the ocqultlOon Of All of« ..-i of tlle .,....lllO lllllft of wld ,,,.. .,..._ dstrkt (~.,... .... ------------... AlnOWll .. _,.. t\lllld9 .. •.,ired .,... "'611 not eJIOled.,. _, ~ 10 NOTICROl'SAUOJI'.'. t1te total -Mlll9 c-ot ..ict"" ••~,..,.••n AT pro,.emenl dhlrlct tor a lw•Y••r PltlVAT• SAL.a ,...100. es narnMtct "" u. eoont of .... NC,. ntt o Olre<tou of Yid OlwkO and rUfMb IN THI. SUNltlOlt COUll'T OF tor lite pe'l'Nfll o1 ewry H-oi THI! STATl!CWCAUPOftMqMipR said lrt1..,_i district wM<ll 111• TMI. c:outfTYOl'LOIAMG)Las prllbeble wfll be lnc"'red •nd llecome In the Miller OI Ille alate or peyeole before Ute eOlretloll of -LAltltY CHARLES FOR8E$. • In Y••r from the completlOll of said <.OmfNI-Potnon. -h lln<ludln9 IM lnt-t on wlct Not;u 1, here"'1 IJ)ll9fl tllat UW ...,. bonds Wllkll ts -..,, twt.ol• prior cter1lt11H will ..it at Private,..._ 10 lo IMll Nto Mel fw wtlkll .._,,, Of tflO llitllftt aild lleSt btctder, ~I lo Ill• lmprovenie11I llhtrlct In IM conflrmetlon of MIO S\lpOl1oC <jurl, lreawry Of Mid Ols.trlct or DMrNflM on or •lt•r -Ill cloy Of Aprll, 1-. •t to be rocel"9d b'f wl4 lmprovotMftl tM Office Of BLOCK AHO RONAYNE. dlstrlctlrornM•~ prevlously l40t W •• 1111 I nshr Avenue. levied ere ln..S.qu•Ul, en• IM wutmlflster C..llfomle 92'Q. Clltlftly eslabllSIWnenl Of alt ot the bOnd •• of orenoe. State Of C..llfonlla( elf lhe serve JIM'td out Of the pnlCH6S of Ille i10l)I, tltlo and Int-st of ........ • sale Of Qld llOftds, Mel all "_. In <HM4 at the llme Of dMll\ _....the (OftMCllOf\ !WI"' Ute .. 111orlutlon Mel r~I, Ullo and lnl.nlt ttlat tllo .-rate iuuanc• of .. lo bonlH; end ol said cle<Hsed bn .c:q(i~ by WHERl!AS, tllls Board of 011'9Chl" -•tlon OI !OW or oUIWW\JO.~r finds It Is In 1'lt be$1 ln-h of IN lllan or lft addltlelt II> tllat ot1'it<ct..- Dh&rlc;t U..t • Plan of WWl<s tor said <•Mad, al l"9 time Of 49M111, .. e.¥ to lmP'O"•monts Md ·~ be octocit· •II IM cer ... 111 ~Y llluilc.cf .. ttw ed pu"...,.' to Sect'-a zs1 et wq. of Clly ot H""'lftolon e.otll,~t Ille W1ter Code of Ille Stele of Ora1190, StMeOfCtllfwal•, • C.lilornle; ty dH<rlbod • fdlows, ...._I: • NOW. THEREFORE, Ute lloerd of Lot 120 Of Tract ~ as P9f' map Directors ot Ille !>8111• Maroerlt• nt<orcted In 8oolt 220, peoes I tllrougll Weter Dhtrlcl OOES HEREBY 11 lnclusl.,. Of~. lft CN otfl<,e of RESOL'\11, DET!RMINE ANO Ille County"-*' of ufd O...noe ORDER e\loltow\ c-1 .... ,._.. <omrnoftlY k-., Game of Fingertips ln9 tM Interest on said llOnd$ wt>i<ll il on Ille wllll the S.CrettrY of Ille Dis· NOW, THEREFORE, U.. lloerd oi d.,. 8nd peyellle prior' to tllet dale and trlct anet Is .... ~ tor 1nspoc11., by Olre<lorl ot trio Sant• M•r11••il• tor whkll lllOne'(Sof ti. lrnprov-t enyper-.or~lft-ted. W•ter District DOES HEREBY dlstrlct l"U.ITMwryofs.aldOh:trl<I SECTIOH4.T"81MOf'ld•y,lhe20U\ RESOLVE. OETERMINE ANO or tllerealt., IO be received DY said im-day of Merell, 1'71. al the"°"' of 2·00 OltDE Ras lol..,_ D'"O"emt11t dbtrld ''°'" ... 8U.H· O'ctock p.m .• on satct ~ ,, llerttl'( SECTION 1. TNt •t I• Ille Intention me11t prevlotniy la¥1tcl are IM<M· tlxocl et Ille time Ind u.. meotll\9 of tllls 8oerd ol Ol...ctoo to ..soi>t • oue1e1, end ti. eslabllstwnent of ell of pie<• of Die .,...,.. of Dll'9C1CN'S of Sell-P,.11 of wort&S tot S.nt• Meroeri ... the bond -lunct out ol n... pr~ ta,.......,. .. w.i.r Olwlct et IN Ols· Water Olwlct for ,,,.,... o•tment OI'" c.eedsoft,....Wofsalcl~and•ll lrlct Oltlu. 2SS7t M4r11uerlt• trlclNo 1A-WS.S.tdtll811ofWor1ts ••P•nus 111 connection wltll the Perllw1y, Minion Vlelo. c:atltornla, h prepared by Robert &..111, Wlttlam IUlllorlutloll •llCI IHlta!IU of wld hereby 11...i. Ille plac.e for. -Int Fros! •nd AUDCIM•, ... ted FebrWry, ~ ~ IN 8oef'CI of Olreclors Of said °''" 1'11, ..,tltlt!d ws.ng Mar9etlta Wet..- Sf C:TION J. TMt -es11maltd ... tnct Oft ... _.., ... Of IM form.etton District Plan of -.s tor Wflef' end tMnst of <•rrtlf'9-.aid purpose 11 '1#tald,,_.....,iml><'0'<.,,41•tdlltrlct. WaU•w•l•r lmpro,.emeflts for the •movr!I t1I S19,l00,000 and ii Is pr• tM ute11t thereof, lhe llU'll'IM for lmpro.,.,.,..,.. OhtTtct No. tA·WS" llas PGMd ttlet llOftds for said lmpr-t Wlll.~11 aald ll"OllOMd l~t di.. tlMn presantod to tl'tls 8oarct -Is on dist rid !flall be luuecl In said ..-nount, trltt Is to be fwnwd. troe llefwflt to flle In tllO olfie.t of IM So<ret.ary OI tl'te Sl.CTIOM 1. TNt It I\ me lnt..,tlofl SJtJ l(e11ll-th Orlw, Hunt111gtOt1 >I tflll Boen! of Dl1'9CIO<l to aclot>4 e 8H<ll. C.llfGrllla. Pl.,. ol -.s tor S...-1• Ma'9&rll• Terms Of S8le cat.II Ill lewlul _,, wetor Ollll1ct '°' '"""-' 01 .. of u .. Unltiect Maw°" eon41rmMIM or trkl No. 7. Seid Plen of Wor1ls ..,.,. sate, or part c.aui and •uonce ,.,..., l>y "-t Bein. Wllllam "•I e"lcta11<od by l'tato HCU~ed by end Asto<IMH. dated F~. 1m, Mort9999 « Trlllt o.ed on llw cw-- ...,tltlocl ·~ MM'garll• Weter DI• IY so told. T..., porcaftt OI -l llld tr let PIM\ Of W...S tor Waler and to be ctoposlt!ed Wltll bid. Indiana's Mike Woodson and Jonathan Moore of Furman do a balancing act with the ball in Sunday's NCAA basketball action at Charlotte, N.C. The game was as even as this act with Indiana pulling out a 63-62 decision. Pro Cage, Hockey Standings NallMal ._..._.. As..cletle" EAST!ltN CONl'l!ltENCI. AllMlk~ileft W L f'<I. 01 Plllt•O.lpru• <16 20 MT Ne• York l6 :n JJT 10Yt Boston 14 >t .Jll ~ 81111•10 24 41 .JM ,,.,, Nt" Jers-y 17 U .1 .. lO~'> C...tral Olvlll• !>en Antonio 41 2S .•21 W~ln11ton U JO .SJI S"' Atl.,.te M JS .4'3 t Yt Clo.,.lend » » .•71 • ...., New OrlHm JJ » 471 "'r Hou''°"' 24 4S ,,._ II~ WISTEltN CONl'l!ltl!NCI! ~Div!~ 0.nY•r MltweukH Clltce90 Detroit Kensa\Clly lndle11a 41 H 34 " Jl JS 31 lS 2• 41 1S 41 l'~lflcDMMM Portl•nd SJ 14 P"'-nla 41 H s .. 111. l6 JO LO\ An9t1H l6 lO Goloen S\•t• 31 ~ ·'°' SOf 1 .... s ••• ,470 t'? .. ,, 373 ,. .7'1 .•11 11...., .S4S ,.I'> .so ,., ' .~ 20V> S-y'•Sc- Pllll•delplli• IOS, Boston 103 Detroit llO, New Jeray US ;t,tlente 99, Mttwa.ihe t3 Bull•lo '6, -UMICI tO Oonvo r 99, Clllce90 U Cttvelend ts, Ind!.,.. tO Golden St•te ltl, K•nsas City l<NI Lo\ An90tn 121, Plloenlx 112 T""""''I 0-- No O•mH scl..clut..i NAYIONALMOCJIEY LIAOUI WALIH COHl'lltlNCI! Herr11DlwllMll W I. T ....... GA X·MontrHI ~ • • 107 2'7 1SS Lo\ AnQelfll 1' lt 1J •S IOS 201 O.lroll u )t 11 U 20S 214 Plll$b<.trvf\ 21 2t 11 ff 210 254 We\fllnt\on If •2 12 » 14' 2'1 .W._DI ....... Boston 4 u t ts 271 170 Buffalo 1' u is ., JS. 17' Toronlo • • It 10 • 137 tlS Clen4MCI lt 40 t 47 117 27' CAM .. alLL c;otlfllltlNC:I Pollridl OMIMll NY "leftdersG u 12 .. 111 in Pllll-lptlla )t 17 11 .. 2'1 ln All8nla 2' 2S 17 '9 2'U 211 NY It~ 1• ll 11 St 22J 22S .....,..0..,. .... Clll<aqo 1' 24 11 M 1M llO Vancov"9r 11 lS 1S 51 m 270 Colol~o 13 M 11 44 :roe 1'3 St. Louis 1S u 11 •1 161 "' Ml-tote U '4 7 U IU 2SI 11·Cll11(l'Mld OMl!cln Tllle ......... ~ Pllltadolplll• 6, OolwedO 2 8ull•to S. °'*""° 2 NY Renoers•. Wnhlfl010fl t T 0 .... 10 7, PllUl>IKg!t 1 V 8nCOU"'9f' 4, 0.tnllt • ( 11•1 Boston t, LOI Aftoel•• J Telll-'tOMI• SI. LOUI\ Ill NY lsl8ftdert Atl8nla 8' Oolorade Ptltlti.lrol\ M LOI AllOll_, Women's Results Bmim Swamp 49ers Spikers LOS ANGELES (AP> -Greg Foster was a double winner as the UCLA track and field team won 13 of 17 events Sunday and rolled to an 89-56 victory over Cal State (Long Beach) in the opening meet of the season. Foster won the llO·meter high hurdles in a wind·aided 7.9 seconds and added the 100-meter dash tiUe in a wind-aided 10.32, his fastest time ever. . UCLA freshman Larry Goldston blued through the 400 meters in 46.58 seconds to edge teammate Donn Thompson. who was timed in 46.69. Willie Banks had a 24-S'h wind·aided mark in the Ion~ jump and was rested in the triple jump, which was won by Long Beach's Keith Taylor with a leapof52·1. Long Heach also picked up a good performance from javelin thrower Mark Booth, who won with a lifetime best of 232·2. * * * * * * UC:LA C"') IWI c:ALITAYE (L8) 400 meter rotev -1. UCl.A (Owen\, McGlolhln, TllOmpson. GoldstOf'll, 40.~.2. l.onQ Beech, 40.to. Mlle -I. llecl<. UCLA, 4,0US. ?. CtndeJu, L-8l'acll. •.06.M. 3. Ruuell, UCLA. t ·06 n. Shot put -1. uut, UCLA. 6HW1. 1. o . Fuller, ~01>9 &e.cll, Sl-7~. >. Kltln, UCL.A 5.S-4'h. 110 11 .. rdtn -1. Fo\ter, UCLA, 13 ... 2. Owens. UCLA, ,. •••• 3. Peler\on, Long lleKh, 1•.3'. • 400 -1. Gold\lon, UCLA, '6.SI. 2. TllomPSOll, UCLA. ...... l. BHlley, Lo119 Beach, 41. 14. Jnelll'I -1. Bootll. Long lleaell, ·m·2. 2. -.. l.onll &each. 1•1. >. '#Meter, UCLA, 191-10. 1'~~.o 2~~.1 U~lufA~L:. CtlntM"· Uo..A, 2).~. 100 -t. Fott.,., UCLA, fO.tt. 2 J.cuon. Long Beecll, to.St. l 1'6·1, 2. P. Full.,., 'l,.ono Bee<h, ls..6. 3. Wells, UCLA, tSs.2. 200 -1. M<Glothln, UCLA, 27.17. 2. JenltlM, UCLA. 2UO. J. Jed.son, Lonv Beecll. JUL Hl9h lump -1. J-11, UCLA, 6-10. 2. Vl119l-, 1...0nO Beach, 6-I (lewer f111ned. >.Byrne, UCLA, H . Two mite -1. J emH, UCLA, t ·ot.•. 2. McC-11, Lono .. acll, 9 01 4. J. MCCendlHS.. Lor'IQ 8ae<l'I, •.to.a. Mite reley -1. UCLA IMeftlllnver. Gold\lon, Foster, TlMlfl'llllCll\) J:ot ... 2. Lonv Buell 2:12.1. Tripi• Jump -1. Teytor. L.one eucll, SJ.1. 2 Hetcornb, L.on1J .. ec:ll, 4f.4\I). l. Jcwpll, UCL.A, •tVt Baseball PIJterStMll"Q. "-llea<ll, 10.62. IV ._..I IOO -1. SllY, UCl.A. 1:4•.s Cmeet wu!Mffltw m co ..... record, ofd record l:S0.4 b\' Tony Ne"port H _ _,,_ ~ 1...,.. Veno. UCL.A. 1'141. J. Huffmen,. wutcoH u, 2"0.0-0; Jetonson cf: Lono e.~, l:SO.I . ). I.Mel, LOlllJ >+t.01 Selby 111. 1~; !( ............. e .. c11. 1.su. o.o.o.o; Hutlllerd p, t:<...o: si.-r rf, Pvlo V...tt -1. 8rOWll, UCLA, 16-0 l..cMMI' St..,.,,.,. If ~· Ourlll• 11e .. er mines>; l. L .. 1ry, Lo1111 311 t.o'..o.o· Smltll.,h t...O• Culwr llffcll, 16-0. J. .--i. UQ.A 1S... c i.o.o.o• ... l*,lsl P.,, 1...0 409 llurotos -1. Llrarcll, l.o"9 · • k-.9' 1_.... • BH<ll, )3.61. 2. Y°""" UCLA. JJ.'7. 1 ,. •II e l . Gessert. UCLA. SS.24. Newpor:...t• 000 000 i-1 1 4 Olscus-1. D. Fut,..., Lon9 &eec:h, wutml J 011 ooo ..-i a t A\~to~ Entries T...._,.,,...,_. • ...,_ _,, l'lll'ltl'MIJ:• ,,. l'tan eac• -ON mll• •• ~ec:•. Cl•lmlno. Meres 10 perU11"1 Pvne t 1100. c1otm1119 price UIOO. Euy \lelv.t ILacteyt ; Oent• Prl11c:e (Ctllfl ; 8emboor lltatclltordl; Galo G 1llv1M1; 90ll Bou c IL"'90l; Sttnee,Llt• (Pe'T"fl; L L Hal (L..ICollel ; Mllforft Clllef ( 81e<J<ll\an). R111119 19IOC$UNnl; JM!e'I Oloko (WllllOmtl ; Andy• Hlrrl•tl• (IC utblerl ; Aoyel "'*'"• IGO\ldroaul;...,.., W-l~h Stud Poker(Hetpwl; Heut4 Catm. llV•NTM llAU -OM ""1L Peco. Cttlmlno Nlndl~. • , .. , olcts. u ,_ceM. fl'llna ....... Ciel .... Ing. Prl<nS,..t7.000. Big Tl-(A'*11I; ~1119 (Oeulklll); Trv Olfftu (Wllllamll; H-" n...->; NIN C-M (- dtl'Mfll 1 W9llt'lllll SN* ... (SMn) I Gro~ C0.-1; ,...... .._ u .. .oOM&•>· ., ... ,... MC9 ---...... ...... ~._... ....... ..,.,.,_ •,.. ... as f"l'OM. ,... .... 0-...,, ... ...... ~A,......,,: "-""' 'DTH,. tOr...,..,>1 H"4y 011, C o~ulltt•I I l'lrti flor lff•ct ,..,._,, ..,.... .,_,.CO--): •••••"41 .,. .. <Mr•m: llt ae11dJtr (UC .. to> I Alkrtutle CVolteMI--'• SI.CTI<* 4. Thal auesSIMflb tor ltncls wltllln ti. l111P1~ dlstrtcl Dlatrlc\. urryt110 tut said -s-end for tlle from c•rrylng ~ .. Id ...,_, the SIC:TIOM t. That "'9 estlm.ttcl ••' payment of Mid bonds and tr.. lnterftt estlrnatect ·-9f C:M\'Vlnt out said pen~ of terrylnQ out Ille Pl•n of ther'°n sllall be levlect eKIUsl"91Y Ill>' purpose or •ny other Mottler l"tl•tl119 Work\ ts atVmated to be \31,000,000. on tllt tenets 111 Mid proPOSecf llftP4'0Vo• 10 tM loregl)lng. That els.old time end -SI.CT ION J. Thll tlle •M1Umenl$ mont dlstlkt. place e11y ~ Interested, lnctlld· for carrying out Mid Pl..., of Work\ SICTIOtU.. That. m.11p sMWl119 the Ing •II po1"W>Mo.1lno landrt In the 01 .. Sllell ........ ..., upon all oi ,.,. land\ otttlor lloundtrles ot wld prOl)Osecl \rlct or In said proPl>MO lmpr011.-nt within proP0$8d Improvement Olstrlcl Improvement dlltrkt. wf'llc.11 map sllatl district. may-er end lie heard. No. 1A·WS. oovemtoratlcttt.aits astotl'teutentof Sl.C:TIOM 7. That U'le Secretary ol Sl!CTtON 4. TNt •map of trie ex· wld prOjlOMd lrnprO\ltment dtttrlct h Ille Board of Olrectors Is ,.,...,,. CM'· lerlor boundarlH of tmprovernenl on Ille with llW Se<retary of u.. Ols· dtred and dl...ttecl to c.uM notice of Olstrlct No. 1A·WS. Is on Ille In Ille of· trlcl end Is •v•llable tor 1-Uon by Mid he•rlne to be ol...n 1>y pullllslllno lie• of tlle Secretary oi tllt District -•nY person or persons lnlerntecl. • c04>y of INS ruolutlon of l11tentlon In ts avallable tor lnspectlort by any SllCTION •.• Tl\at ~Y. ,,.. 20tll th• ORANGE COAST OAILY PILOT, perM>n or penons l"terested. day of Merell, 1971, ;ot U. t>our of 2:00 • Mwwiaper of OllN••• clrcuta110f'I SECTION s. Tllet tlli\ Bo•rd ol o'ctock p,m., on Uld day Is hereby 1111bll\lled In tlle Couoty ot OrenOll, on-Directors ~ Mreby call • lle•rll\9 ttnd as lhe time end tlle rneettn9 u o wee« tor t-1111<ce•lve -•s on Ille propGISM Plan of Wot'lls for the pie<• OI IM Board of Olreclors of Sen-pur-t to SKUClll '°"of IN Govern· llour of 2; JO O'clock p.m., Mardi 20. i. Mergertta Wet..-Dlltrlcl at tllt Ols-!'MM OOcto, n. first publlc.atl., to be 1'71, •I , .. re(llller tMetl"V place Of lrlcl Office, 2SS71 Mar11uerlte atloasllour1aellll•ldayspr1ortolll0 Ill• Board of Dlr•Clors. 2ss11 P••kwey, Ml•lon Viejo, c.lllornle, '' trm. ftll8CI * nw N!arlng. s.ld flO(Jce MarvuertlO Pal't<w•y, Mission Viejo, ...,...., fl ll9d as IN place f« • ,,..,, sf\MI at•~ fll\tll!\ llY PMllnO a <oPY of Calllornl•; -1"11 tlle S.Cr~ of by Ill• 8oerd ol Olrectors of l•ld $Old Aso+vlloll '" ll'lree Ill publlc !fie 01\lrlcl Is llef'ellY ...U-lzed and dl1trl<1 on ttie _..,_of tM ,........,. pl.ecft wlttlM 1i111cf iropotild i_._ cttrectad to P••il•lllfl. post end inatl • -,_ said~ trnpr-t.. lttflt ••1ct •et .... .__ ctCI .UC. of salct llaeri119 as pr<WldOll In trl<t. Ille elft9flt -..of, -_...... d9ys ~ to .. lllN ft-fw said toctloftauNM\tlaW.t.,Cocte. for wtolcll said ...-sect·-~ fleerlflll. WdlllltkeSMllal9obelJIWfl AOOPTEO, SIGNED ANO AP· disltltt Is to be formed. the llefteiit to ,,., malttne • U#'I ol salct N$111uttan 10 PROVED this 21st drt of ~br'uarf. lends wlll>ln tft'e lmp10,...,...t dhtrltt Ulo po.--~lflod In Section Slnl 1•71. · from urrylnt O<A .. Id Pllfl)Ole, tM .. Ille Go~ Code •t lollt Ill· TWOMASC. BLUM Hllnwlttd e-of <IHT)'ln!J Otlt W•d IHn I 1Sl cteys """' llO the date llQd Presldent of lhe lloerd purpow or ~ otl'tor matter relettno ltr said hear~ of Dlrectotsof s.tltt lo tM foregoing.. Tllel et satd time -AOOPTEO, SIGNED ANO AP· M11rverlteWeterOlslrte1 pl1Ke eny --lntfftltod, lnctud-PltO'llEO Ws 2111 dey of FebNery, (SEAL) lno • II penons .,_,,. ..,. In the Ols-1'11. A TT Es T: trlct or 111 Mlcl propoMd ,.....,_t THOMASC. BLUM FRITZ R,STRAOLING district, may appoerlftctw heerd. President oi Illa ao.ns S.cretery Of Die Board SlC:TIDH 7. TNt Ille SecretM\' of of Olrectors Of Sant• Of Olrectors of Sent• Ille eoerd of Olrecton Is herwt>y or· Ma,...rl\• W•••r Oh trtCI Mllro•rll• wet ... Olstrk l cterOcl•nd~toCetM l'IOtkAOf (SEAL) STATEOFCALIFORNIA n. Wkl lle••lne to lie IJIV'ell by put>llsfllnv ATTEST: • COPY of tllls re10futlon of lntentlOf'l In FRITZ R. STRADLING COUNTY OF ORANGE .... ORANGE COAST OAILY PILOT, 5ecr•l•ryoftlle8011td I, FRITZ R. STRADLING. Se<••••rv • ntw'9•119t ol general clrculatloll of OlroctonOf s.Ma Of IM Board Of OiN!clor\ ol the SAnte publtslled lrt 1M County of Or~. on-Meroerlta Welti' OlllrlCI M1r11•rll• W•t..-Olstrkl, do ller•b't' <ta -It lot'-~ w.eb STATEOfl'CALIFORNIA I certify Ill.It lhe lo~"ll rtt0lutlon 1111rsue11t to Sa<tlOfl '°'6 of the Govern-1 u . wH duty aclOPtacl by the Board of rnent c4de. Ille first Pllllllutton to Ila COUNTY OF ORANGE l Directors Of teld Olstrkt et a reoulM •t least lourt..n IUI llO'fS prloo' to ttw I, FRITZ R.\5T.ADUNG. Secrot.,y 1Melln9 of Hid 8oerd !'leld on tile 21\t time flxetl tor the ~1rl119-Said notice ol lfle 8otfCf t1I Olrectors of , .. $.Int• day of February, 1'11, and lh•t ll wai sllefl etso • Qlwn by l>OSlll'>IJ • CoPY of Meroertta watot Olstrlct. do hereby ao .OOpttd llY the lotlowlnQ "ote: Hid resolution In tllrff ()) p;.ibltc ~•r111'( llllt Ille fon90fll9 '"°""'°" AYES: OIAECTORS BLUM, PllKH wttlll11 selcl ,,_WCI llftPl'O .... WH ctlllY aclopled..., , .. lloerd 01 CLARI(, SCHONE, WILSON AND monl d!WJ<l tor M IMll louf'lffll 114) Directors of utct Dhtrlct ... , ... ,., WILHELM days p#lcir to the time fllled '~said mfftl119 Of said lloenl lletct Oft lhe 21St NOES· OIRECTORS NONE heerl"9. Seid notice SMll atso lie Iii......, d.ly of FfllnNwy. 1t11, -lllet tt w•s ABSENT: DIRECTORS NONE by 1Plltl119. C09Y OI lald ros.olutlOf'I to to aclot>tecl l>Y lhe lollowlnt .,,,,., FRtn" STRADLING tilt persons Spe<fflod Ill Section S1$21 AVES: OIRECTOftS: Blum, Oerk, Secreteryoflhe8oerd et the Oo"9f't'lfNftt Code at k•st flf· ~i.on.. WI,_, -Wiihelm of Directors ol Sent• lMll (IS) dOys Pf'IOt' to "" data llMd NOES: OI RECTORS: ,._ Merotrlu Wator Olslrk:t lorsaldllOOr~ ABHNT; OIRECTORS: -(SEAL) AOOPTEO, SIGNED ANO AP· FRITZlt.STRAOLtNG STATEOFCALIFORNIA I u. PltOV ED ltllt 11 st ctey of Fe0ni¥Y. S.C..tlry of the &oerd 1'71. • Of Olrectoriol S.nt• THOMAS C. BLUM MarvarlteWater Dlstrt<t P1'etldelll Of tlle Board ISEALI of Olrectorsof Sante STATE OF CALIFORNIA Mergertta Weter Olstrlct ) ISEAll · ATTEST: FRITZ ~.~AOLING Secretary Of IN Board Of OI rec tors Of s..t• Ma,,..rl\8.fl"'• District STAlEOffCAUP'ORNl;t, I n . COUNTY OFORANOE I I, FRITZ A. STRAOLINO, Sec,_.....,. of llM 8otrd Ill Olrecton of, .. Sent• Marv••lla w.tw Olstrlct. cto ...,..,. corm, ttlet t11e...,.... ond ...,.._,,.. h o 11111, trve and correct copy •I RESOLUTION NO. 71·1·' ot. s•ld &oord, -,-.,. _ fllS not been amended or ,.a1td. DAT•Dt ,...._., 21, 1t71 RUTZ A. STRADLING SKJ'tUrt of.,._ lloorct el DINdort .. Sallte Mol'lloftte WIMW Olwlct ISEAL) Pllbtlll!Od O'MOt Coest Dally Piiot, ~rt., ... ,, 1'71 IJO..JI PUBIJC NOTICE COUNTY OF ORANGE I I, FRITZ R. STRAOLING. Secralary of Ille Board t1I Directors of the S.nta ~r9arlla W•lor Ooslrict, clO nerell'I' certify .,., the -•I'd tor990inv '' • lull, true encl corr•ct copy ol RESOLUTION NO. 71·1·1 of said lloard, -tNt IN -"8s not -•rnenclod ~·-•ltd. DATED: FotlnMf'Yll.1'71. (SEAL) FRln R. STltAOLING Se<maryof tM Board of Olrecton di s.nt • M•roMlle Weter Dlslrkl Publhhad <>'llnQI Coesl O.llY Piiot. Merell•· ll, 1•11 154-71 PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTIT10US 8USINHS MA.Ml STATIMRMT T"° tel ....... fll"tor\ 11 cto1119 1111$1· NUel! APll OATA SYSTEMS, 1U1t f'Ortislclo ~. H""tlnQIOft 8HCh, c:.tltoml• ma Rkl\Wd Patrick JoMston, 1'211 P•rllllcte ~. Huntlnoton Beecll. c;otllomla "'° Tllll IMIMMa II cenctloctect bY "" lft. dlvlcluat. ~ ... ,klllflltOll Tlllt s~ -tiled wltll U. C1MMtJ Clortt of 0raft98 C-IY All ~, .. ,,,.. 1''11'1 ,...,.,,., 0....,. C.St o.ny Pilot. Mwc11 u ... 11 _ ,,..,,, l. tt7' , .. ,. Pt.r8LIC NOTICE NOT1C810CtllDtTOH IUf'•atOa COUaT Ofl THI ITAT•Of'CAUlllORNIA P'OR THI Ol)UNT't'Of'OUNO& .... ....., l1l1t• et DAVIO t!. 1-.NO. wastewator 1morow-11ts I« '""' 81<ts er oti.n to be In writing -prow-Ill Ollttlct No. r· lloK Mell pr.-wtlt be r901"9CI el tM ~office senlect lo Olis 8owd Mid Is M Ille !fl et 111ny time ~ , .. first !11*11dllon tM ottke of It. 5e<Nlary Of .. 01 .. MroClf end ..... d8'e Of sale. trl<t. Ottect lllls ttll ctey of MM<11, \t71 Sl!CTIOM L TNt Ille estimated ••• Pwldt M. ,._.,.. po11\o ot urrytnt out Ille Pt..i of Al...,.., for Ol.a...i.. wons'' esUmeted to be\ .. 1111 •teite Of ulct l,WfYOlarlft l"ortlH, tn SJCTIDH a. Tllet .... --.m• ·~ ... rson for cerrylnv out said PIM of Wotkt Pu1>t1$1'ted OWIOe Coosl Oelly t1101 SNll "t' levf9cl -" •tt of Ille lencb Merell U, M,20, "11 .,,_7t w1t11ln ,..~ 1mcw-ment Olstrlcl No.7. SECTION 4. TNt o map al "'9 ec· lerlor bouncter!H of lmpf-1 OIS· PUBUC NOTICE trlct No. 7, IS on 1118111 IN olfl<.e of Ille -------------S.cr~t•ry ti# Ille 01\lrlcl end Is evall• .,...UI bit lor 1-Uon by ~ny peno11 or NOTICE TO C•EDITOttS perSOll' 1n1-1ac1. su~ea10. cou•T OP TtCE SECTION s. Th•I this 8oerd Of STATEOl'CAU~IUCIAl"Olt Olroclors does lleretw ult a lleertnv THE COUNTY Of' otlANO& Oft U.. propoMCI Plan of -1 tor lhe IM._..,... ho<K ol 2:JO o'tl«k p.m., Merell 10, E .. alo of GEORGE MAAION 1911, •I the ....... mffllnv piece oi 81CICFORO, •II• Gl!ORGE M . Ille eoerd ol Directors, 1SS7 t BICKFORD,~ • Merguerlle P.ntwey, Mbs'°" Viejo, NOTICE IS HERESY GIVE~ liO u.• Callfornla; MO ht IN SecrelAlr't of crectllors • llle...,..,.. namtd -....,, lite Ollttkt It,_....., avthorlred enct tlltl a11,..._Nv1111cl4llml._ins1 di~ to ....... ISll, -I onct m.lt a Ille Mid ctlocodllfll -raqlllrwd 10 fl~ , notice of salct heerln9 at ...-18ed In ,,,.,.,, wltll llw _,, ~ 111 s.c11 .. JIU.., ... w-Code. Ille~., ... c.1«11., ... ....,. ~..- A DO~Tl.O, SIGNl!O ANO AP· tfllM COWi, er te,,...... lll9f\\, "'"' PROVEO tin Jlsl dly Of ~. tt.. MCHSarY ~ liO tM."". 1t71. ctffMlllllOd tt 1111 LawefflmOf IUNOEJ.. THOMAIC. &LUM ANO ANDEltSOH, Attr\1 ~ E Pl"ffictlnl of Ille lloard Wllllelm, lOllO ........ ~'*""'-Y, ~ of Olrecllors of SMC• Offkt &o• US. 5-l&e ""'OllHef'nl• MarDWl,.W•t.,.Dlltrk t '2702, Wllldl Is tllO ,.._..,......-of ISEALl lhellnders)pctlneum.cw._..,n ATTEST: •no to ..... "'* of .... ~I FRITZ R. STRAOLING within four "'°"'"' ••• tllO llNI S.cntary of tN.llMrd of put>tlutlon Of 1111,S ftOtlclo. 01...ctors of SM!• O•tect Mon:ll 7, 1t11 Mervarlte WMW Olstrlct -Ian 6. flkllford STATE OF CALIFORNIA l Eocutrh1ofU..Wlllof ) u . 1IU.atlownamoclOK .. "1 COUNTYOFOltANGE I J•-1l.Wl-t, FRITZ It. STRADLING, Secretary !(INDILANDMHaSOH Of tlle 8oerd • Directors of , .. 5ent• tm NWUI .......,.y, Ma•o••ll• w.i ... 01s1r1c1, c1o 11ereb' ... m certify 111er tM forwoolnv NtOlulton Sattt• AN, ClllterN• H71t wet duty adopted by the lloard ot Tel: 17141 J».1111 • Dlreclors of Hid Olttrlcl at • r-outer A~r• lw 1..artrlir mHtl~ o( Mid lloerd Mid Oft lht Jhl PubllJlled ()'enge CoeJI 0.11.,. Pilot, day ol FebNM"y, 1'71, end tMt It wes Mer<h tl, lO, 27 -AP<113, 1'11 to ad09led by IN loll-lnQ vole: IOOS.tl AYES: OIRECTDRS: BLUM, CLAR K. SCHONE, WILSON end------------ WILHELM NOES; 01 R~CTOflS· NOME A8SENT:OIRECTORS:NOHE PUBLIC NOTICE FRI nR. nRADLING NOTICI TO CllEOITOltS SKreWyof "'° lloareof Dl•K· IUP•lt•Olt coun Of' TMIE t°"tl# Santa .Marotrlle Weter STATI! Ol'C&a.tf'OttNIA flOlt DIW'ICt THE COUNTY Of' ORANGE ISEALI ..._...,. STATEO~FLIFORNIA ) Estele of WILLIAM G. HALLER. I u . all.a WILLIAM ~STAVE HALLER COUNTY \RANGE I all• WILLIAM GUSTAV HAUElt •• I, FRITZ R. 'TRACX..ING, Se<rel...., WM. G. MAU.ER._. W. G. HALLER of Ille &-.. 041'9Clors of Ille S.nl• n• WILLIAM ~EA, Oeaosoct. Merv•rlla Wet : 04strkl. clo .......... NOTICE ts HERE•Y GIVEN .. trot certify INt IN ...... Md lotegoi119 h <rffltors el !he...._,. Mn'9d .-C~t • lull, true •nd correct copy of lllet all ...,_ 111..-.119 dei-aQaiMI RESOLUTIC>fl NO. 71-2·U of u ld tM Mlct cttQdlrlt ere reauired to ft•r Boin!, allCI hi Ille--Mt -tllOfl'I. wlltl.,. ~~.In amended or,.......,., Ille Oftk• of Ole cterti Of IN .-OW .., OATEO: "*-v21, lt11 lllloct ~or to tw-.t ........ with FRtn It. STAAOLING Ille M<ess«Y ~. to ... 11n~ s.cr.teryotltle 9oardof denlon•• at •10 N•w!IO'l Center OlrectorsofS..la Ori.,., 5'1lte 15JO, H--.on ekcr.. Mortow1te Weter OWrtct Callf....We, wllldl Is ... piece Of ""'4· (SEALl NH Of IN..,..,..,.. 111 all motlMi f'ubtl~ CrMl!I Qloft Deity Piiot, "'1al11lne lo U. •Ule of saN ctK• Marc:fl 11. », 1m tt7·11 --. wlt1'4111,__.,.1111or l"8 flut ------------l~kOtlMClf INSllOtla. PUBUC NOTICE 0.twd Mer(ll t. 1t71 -!OCll 0. I"--' E llOCUllof of thO Witt of llle.._._.,_~t .IOMN OUMCAlt · ,,........,.Ctlllllllr.,,,. .. s.i .. ,.. . ............. ~ .... Tet: 17,.)...ua A"'"'9,.., ..... """''Jlwct o-.,.. C6nt O.ttr #1101, M .. tll U, ... 21 Md ,..,.I a, ttn tQM.TI \\ --~-------- .. ~YPl.OT ..,..,.~13, 11171 MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson· j "l'm sorry now I ever nagged you about your bones I" FUNKYWINKERBEAN CASEY N.Y ~USBANl> l.EO 'faKEl>~ A ~IP OIJ(.S ••• MOON MULLINS DENNIS THE MENACE -----by Tom Batiuk byCh1rl11Rodrigu11 TUMBLEWEEDS · NANCY •• . . by Wm. f. Brown and Mtl Cl 1'H~~ ....::,,~ ~1 t SBNOforc Ml~ PAft&NTlf DOOLEY'S WORLD I WE HADA iESTIN Nunutl~ lt>DAY ••• DR.SMOCK MOTLEY'S CREW ~. Y'lCNOW, IF HeWlb -mis. L~R (ff~, ANP1 WA? ~ \.eADElt --~ AM65ZIQ.M by Gus Arriola by Tom K. Ryan COMICS I CROSSWORD . PEANUTS by Charles M. Sdtulz I ______ __, 'TAAf S IT, ISN'T IT? lHArS WWI '(OO FALL ASlEEP IN CU\55, ISN'T IT? lHAfS l&AAT ~ DOCnlllDC/OU,00 IT? CAN''1" ')'t>LJ Jus-r COMe ou-r AN' SAY :X: HAVB A TROPICAt... PISeAse~! ~ITEO LOVE! by Templeton and Forman AND 10 oe1' ~ "11E 8,A,1..\.0T' IN RU651A. NA..i WOU\..D ~~D A.1 l.eA'OI 25 MILUON 60\.Dl~RG. TODAY'S CRDSSIDID PUZZLE ACROsS 0'1fl1nter UNITED Feature Syndicate • .... Omlu~n S1tur0ty'1 Puule SOived: , Teue: 4e e..at Sltno 47 Small G .. 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' t \ STOCKS /BUSINESS Monday's Closing Price NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS Ouol•llontll"(ludt ''-·°"·~ HewYont, M-•'· P~lfl<, ,..w. eo.10ll. 0.lfOll •nd CIMl ..... u •I.cit ••c,....~-'-'.O Oy u.. N•tlon•I iuaoci.u ... 111 S.CU<ltlff OHien...., 1na11 ... 1 Monday, March 13. 19Jt VN DAIL V PILOT IJ5 Law Passed, But What's Meaning? By JORN CUNNIFF ......... ,.,....,.. Three reiuJatory aeencles embark t.hJs wedt on an odd mission. Through pubUc bearings they wlll attempt to de· termiine what Congress meant when it paned a law for lbeoi to enforce. Nobody knows, not even Congress, nor the re1ulalors nor the regulated. Maybe tho police can t.ell us, covernment officiab reasoned. And so· they have scbeduJed public meetings in an effort lo find out. FROM WASHINGTON THEY WILL travel to Atlanta and then to Bost.on, Caitcago, Dallas and Sao Francisco. After a month tbey hope to know -what did Congress mean when it passed the Community Reinvestment Act? The general 1oal Is known: It ls lo encoura1e financial institutions to invest a substantial portion of their funds In communities from which they draw deposits. But Congress sidestepped the specifics. f" j Instead, it told the regulators -the , Federal R~erve, the Federal DePoSit I Insurance Corporation and the Home • · Loan Bank Board -to write rules im· plementing t.he act. The regulators were baffled. What, for example, d id the legislators mean by "community?" Where does the community begin and end? Whal are the "credit needs of the community?" We will ask the pubUc to tell us, the regulators said. By this point cu"""F the organizations that represent financial institutions, such as the American Bankers Association, were appalled. "It is certain that consumerists will show up in droves," the ABA sald. INDEED TIIEY WILL, FOR the invitation is an op- portunity for pressure groups and interested partlea of all sorts to attempt to write the law. Lenders will be there too, and it isn't inconceivable that the regulators will wind up with an impasse only s lightly different from the one that now exists. They might have more ideas. but no decision. "It would be impossible to satisfy the requirements ~r. the Act with anything other than a regulation written lD! language whJch is just as broad and 1eneral as the law itself." says the ABA. SOME BANKERS AND OTHERS with a vital interest in the outcome resent having to auend the hearings, but not to do so, they fear, could result in others exerting un- due influence. "Legislative blackmail," the ABA quotes one banker as saying. It comments further, "Guessing the intent or Congress in passing such a vague law is an impossible task." If Congress could not define what it meant. critics argue, perhaps Congress didn't even know what it wanted. If it didn't know what it wanted why should others know? And can Congress so delegate lawmaking. THE QUESTIONS GO ON AND on. What llmitatlon!i are there on such an open-ended Jaw being expanded into a maze or destructive regulations and obligations, and an ac· companying blizzard or paper? Whatever, the show soon will be on the road. Hearings wUI be held in Washington on Wednesday and Thursday. and at various times between March 20 and April 20 in the other live cities. After that, presumably, the three regulatory agencies will have determined the will of the people or the will of Congress or, perhaps, only the will of those who s howed up at the hearings. Reaction Mixed Over Dollar Plan Doaclones11 t•era9e• St~lu In The Spodiglat Nffr Yot1<CAP) AMI ~ ... , .... Nl!W YO.I( (APl· s.t.. f p rn. ,...ice STOCKS o..n Hii l.Ow Clow 0.0 ...0 net <Nngt Of Ille llfleeft moll •<UW JO Ind '"l' 1 U 7"41 1ff ... I.Ji New y-Slo<lc E•<~ IMWS, 20 lrn 102.U JO 100.61 tot.-0,. ,,..,,no 1W11'-11y •I mo.-. -SI 1S Ull !OS." 10..n 10UI la. 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CJ GAMBIT m THE BAADY BUNCH Bobby and Cindy try to pr~ their lmporten<l41 by 1111tlng a n-world'l teeter-tottering record. Cl) THE ROOK11!8 llI!) HISTORY Of' MEXICO "Tile People Of New Spain" ®) A8CNEWS 1:30 f) MOVIE * * * "Murder Once Removed" (1971) John FOl'&}'1he, Barbeta Bain The perfect crime goes wwry when • IChemlng dOC1or murder• once tor love and then hU lo klN ~aln ( 1 hr , 30 min.) U COHCEHTAATION CD BEWITC+iED For • IOt\O. Se<ene und1 Boyce end Hart out ol this world end Damn ou1 ol a job. W DIMENSIONS IN CULTURES "Civlllutlon" ([) UNTAMED WORLD "Brltlah Columbia M01Jntaln'' ®) MERV GRIFFIN ~45Ell) Pl.EDOEBREAK Regularly soheduled pro- gramming may be delayed due lo pledge break•. 1:00 D Nee NEWS 8 LIAR8CLUB u ABCNews l 0 BOWLING FOR 1'I averick Cop Walter Matthau stars as a police detec· live breaking the rules to solve a series of murders in "Th e Laughing Policeman" tonight at 9 on ABC, Chan· nel 7. DOLLARS• OJ ILOVELUCY A laet talking 'Tycoon' tries to sell some phony stock to tile Rlcardos and Merlzes. Q) ADAM-12 Eli) MACNEIL/ LEHRER REPORT W BIX BEIDERBECKE MEMORIAL FESTIVAL- · Roate O'Gredy'a Good- l•me Jazz Band" ([) JOKER'S WILD 7:30 0 CONSUMER BUYLINE 8 MEWL YWED GAME 0 THAT'S HOLLYWOOD .. The Hollywood Heavies" 0 JOKER'S WILD m THE BRADY BUNCH Cindy becomes convinced ll'lat sl'le Is eoon to be di&· COVtlfod 81 the now Sh>rley Temole ,~-~Off n.EPAAIAIE .. l'N S. Waving IU 't'oo Drive Awr(' A tMChw 1rtee to help tM perma- nently blind Mary ~ her fate Md ~ 111111-. e'ulfldent. ~Ill. Wti- nut OrOY9 flnd9 ltMlt on• the brink of llnanclal ~ ter. (Patt 2 of 2) 8 WORLD EVANOEUSM SPECtAL . Gue.ta: Robert Schulle<.' Corrie ten-Boom, Pat Robertaon and Or. camer. ooT-d. 0 ({1 LUCAN "You Can't Have My Baby" Lucan'• March for 1111 parente entangles him In e confrontation with 11 weelthy women and her daughter-in-law Ollet CUS· 1octy of • baby OIN ~T .. Jose Fellclano" Mua>eat number's Include "Chico " Feelings," .. Listen To The Falling Rain," "Poppa Was A Rolflng Slone," and I Write The Song.." CD CAROL BUANETT ANOFAIENOS Cl) ENCOUNTER WITH THE UNKNOWN Narrelod by Rod Sterling fli) THE PRISONER "Oanoe 0 1 The Dead" Death lurks amid the gaiety ol e carnival and lhe Prisoner hi put on trial W FESTIVAL '78 "JOhnny M athis Special" Mathis sings "MlsLy," "Mana," "Pieces Or Dreoms" and "Wilen A Child Is Born," among 01her favorites. ChannPI Lbt ing• t) KNXT 1CBS) Los AngclPS Q) ADAM-12 fD L A. IN'l'ERCHANGE Platlorm 28 8:30 f) (I) BABY, l'M BACK Ray u.slsts his daughter In writing a Sunday school play, but the creative IOIJches he adds to the story ol Rull! to malce him seem mote deSlrable than Ills estranged wife's cur- rent aultOt, bec;l(llres 0 KNBC (NBC) Los Ang1:1leo; O ICTLA llnd I Los Angeles 0 KABC· TV (ABC) Los Angelc-$ !1) l\FMB (CBSI San Diego 0 KHJ· TV (Ind ) Los Angeles @) KCST (ABC) San Diego CD KTTV (Ind I Los Angeles Q) KCOP·lV (Ind I Los Angeles ED KCET· lV (PBS) Los Angeles W FRENCH CHEF Coq Au Vin" (RI ;]) $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE @, WILD. WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS CD • 128,000 QUESTION 9·001)(1) M'A•S•H W KOCE·lV (PBS) Hu ntington Beach 8:00 i) ([) 0000 TIMES Soclel Security could stand In the way or love when Grandpa Evans and his lady decide It'• ume 10 Maj. Ch1rle1 Emerson WlnehHlet becomes a reluclant member ol the 4ont11 wtien hi•~ sor, Maf. Frank Bums. goea AWOL (Part 1 of 21 (R) Miltie's Baek 'Mr. Television' Set for Salute By JAY SHARBUTT HOLLYWOOD (AP) -Milton' Berle stepped outside the Brown Derby. He winced at the gray s kies and pouring rain, and s ighed . "Ca lifornia 's a beautiflul place to li ve 1f you're an umbrella." A good one-liner. It 's probably among the 4112 million gags he says he bas on file. Some are rumored to be borrowed. Best not mention this, as he estimates the file includes 10,000 retorts to hecklers. On March 26, the man they call "Mr. Television" is getting a star-loaded salute and look back at his 30-plus years in TV. He was one of the first top stars ever to try weekly television. THE TRY WAS in 1948, the show Berle's ''T exaco Star Theater." It became the infant medium's biggest hit, led in 1951 to bis now-legendary $200,000-a- year NBC contract that won't expire until 1981. Berle ticked off the names on his premiere on NBC-TV- bandleader Allan Roth, Bill "Bo- jangles" Ro binson, Pearl Bailey, Smith & Dale, Senor Wences and Stan Fisher, Berle said, that premiere didn't mark his debut on TV. He then com· menced to startle his lunch vis· itor. THE FIRST TIME was in 1929, in Chicago," he said. "No, APWI...,..... ON TV IN 1929 Miiton Berle I'm not kidding. It was for F.A. Sanabria, with the United States Television Company. It was a closed-circuit show." He even remembers the name of a comedy pal sharing the bill in this pioneer venture: "It wu Trixie Friganza, a gr~at come· dienne. We went in a small studio and put on makeup this thick." He grinned and indicated several inches with bis fingers. "I've known about television since the '30s, early '40s," said the comic, whose career began TV Pilots Readied LOS ANGELES <AP) -This time of the year m eans television pilots, and here are some in production: First Artists has "California Girls,·• a contemporary comedy starring P.J. Soles and Robin Dearden. Jtaren Valtntlne is in ''Go West Young Girls.'' a Weatern comedy from Columbia Pictures ~levlsloo. ParaJDOUDt bas three, "Lees," a comedy about Las Vef,as show girls~ "Spanner's Key, ' an un·' derwater adventure created by Peter Benchley, author of ''Jaws" and "The Deep"; and •'True Grit," with Warren Oates and Lisa Pelikan in the roles created in the mo't'le by Job.n Wayne and Kim Darby. Quinn MartJn bas "Colorado C-I," a police show, and "Avengers USA.'' a romantic adventw-e. 65 years ago when he essayed a tot in a famed silent movie, "Tillie's Punctured Romance.'' "I STUDI E D televi sion, <'a m eras, everything. With the Texaco show, I just took my format from vaudeville and night clubs, combined them, and put •em on a stage with cameras in front of them." Some or that may come back. Berle says he's thinking of doing a daily series with clips from those early years. He talked with great relish about mishaps in the days his variety show aired live. The best tale was a funny, anguished. account of what hap. pened just before be introduced a bear act on the show. It can't be repeated in detail. But It can be said the bears suffered from flatulence. And that a mfcrophone picked it up, thus providing unique punctuation to 11 monologue Berle was delivering to a na- tional audience. GOING LIVE was risky, but fun , be added: "You got what you saw, saw what you got. There wasn 't any second chance." Concerned about the future of humor, Berle, an alternately brash and genUe man. says for the put 30 years his 4 ~ millloo- Joke ru~ bas been open to any young comi~ in need of material. And he occasionally lectures at colleges about humor to stu- dents of same. 1 HE SAID RE'S now writing a book, due Ollt in late 1979, called "The Comedy Bible," in which he analyzes jokes, styles of humor and gives examples. Hew• asked ll lt'a possible to leach eomeone to be a comic? "Nab," the maestro promptly replied. ••llou can teach him breatb.inl-But you can't teach bJm to be tunny unless he baa a funny bone." TUBE TOPPERS KOCE 9 8 :00 ·--Johnny · Mathis Special. Mathis sings many of his hit songs ("Misty," .. Maria") on this two- hourspecial. NBC U 9:00 -"The Death of Her Innocence." Pamela Sue Martir\ (of the Nancy Drew series) stars in this adult drama of li ve and Jove at a New E~land girls' school. CBS fJ 10:00 -Gene Kelly . An American in Pasadena. Highlights of KelJys' career in movie musicals with a host of top name guest stars (see photo below) 1iJ NBCMOVIE • * '" "Death 0 1 Her lnnooenc;e" (1974) Pamoll Sue Martin Parker Stevenaon Roommllea at a.n tnu:k•sive N-Englef\d girls' achool. settling down to the rigor ol lhe final term. are con11an11y d••· tractll<I by lhoughla ol romance 'NII h I nelr coun. terper11 II a ,_rl>y pr~ school (Ne1work edvl-v-d(Sc;fellon) U @1 ABC MOVIE * * * "The Laughing Policeman" ( 1973) Walter Matthau, Bruce Dem A police detective II 111en11- o0 from his f1mlly when he break1 the rulel to find lho men 'WhO murdered hi• partner and eight oll\er people on • San Frenclaco bua.(R) 0 BILLY GRAHAM LAS VEGAS CRUSADE CD MERV ORI FAN Gueits Roben Me<rill, Captain & Tennille, Jackie Vernon. The Spinners W FESTIVAL '78 "A Btrlhday Plf1V For JOMf Strauu" Willi Bos- kovlky and the Vienna PtiilllarmONC. the Vienna Sllte Opera Ballet and the Vienna Boys Choir cele· bra le lhe t 50lh annlvet • tary of Joaef Strauss' birthday 9:10€9 MEETINGOFMINOS Vohelre (John Hoyt), Mar- tin Luther fl.eon -.aklnl, Florence Nlghllngalo (Jayne Meedowa) end Pla- to (0.Yld Hoolla) dllcuu chutch rel0tm. 1'911gloo.il lreedom and the Idea OI beBIAY 9:308 Cl) ONEOAY AT A TIME "Barbeta The Fink" Bar- beta la tOl'ced 10 cllooee be1-her trlend• and her prlndplea wt'8n Ille Wit,_ her echoolmat• committing a crltne. 10:00 f) Cl) GENE KEU Y' "An Amerlc:llQ In Pasade- na" Lucille Ball, Cyd Char- lsee, Gloria De Ha_,, Bet- 1 y Garrett, K81hryn Gre)'90f'I, Janet Leigh, Lia Mlnnelll, Cindy Wiiiiama and Frank Sinatra join Gene In thll musical special. I NEWS HONEYMOONERS IN CONCERT "Nancy Wiison" 10'.20 €9 SPECIAL "PICnlc" A lllent comedy et>ou1 the anllca ol a family plcnieltlng In tl'le Engltan oountryalde 10.3" CD Cl) NEWS 11.00f) 8 U Cl)®J NEWS 0 MOVIE * *'.Ii ''The Night Olgoe<" (1971) Patnda Neel, Parn- ell Blown. A woman "- the cfutcti. 0( her tyranni- c:-' rnc>tNr by taking • .,...... cnotle klllllf with her to Scotland. (2 hrs.) m THE 000 COUPLE Prettg Jtlaids A ~ 1e lnvtled IO eeco<t the Prtnce ot Ucl'ltaneteln to a l0tmal CS- Cl) LET'S MAKE A DEAL 9 DICK CAVETT OUMt: Muh~ All, lor- 11* heavy-'Oht boidno dlamc>IOn of the world Ci) MACNEIL I L&4REA REPORT 11:308 (1) C88LATEMOVIE * * "The Prlv•te Navy Of Sergeen1 O'Farrell" ( 1~) Bob Hope, Phytlls Diiier. An enterprising muter MrO"nt ~ a plan to ,_ hie crew's euppty Of beer, lfttf lhe llllp Cat• rying It .. IUnk by • Jap6- -1Ub. (R) 8 TOHIQHT Oueat tbt: Rich Uule.' Gueet· Sandy Duncan U 0 POUCE 8TOAY "The Empty Weapon" A roo«le pollcemen 19 ostra.- c:IZed by ..... r.tlow officer• ror talllng to ehoo4 a young purM -ta.' who had cornered h im Kurt Ruueft, Clu Outager ~t IW.(R) • THATOfR\. I OETSMART CAPTJOHEO ABC NEWS MORNING 12:00 CD CA088-W1TS ., MOVIE ' *** "The Extlo" (1948) Douglas Fairbank• Jr , Marla Montez. White In exl141, l<Jrig Ch...... II of England 1111• In love with a pMUlll gtn. (1 hr., 30 min.) 12:30 G) All'R!D HITCHCOCK "The Belfry" 12'..37 D MOVIE * * * "Bad Dey Al Blacll Rock" ( t954) S~ncer Tracy, Robert Ryan. When tlMI train elope In e lm .. I town and a atrenge tnan get~, the IOWI\ la letrOl'- 1trlclctll\.._9Y90 belOl'e IMm- lng Illa~· (1 hr , 30 min.) 9 IAONSIDE A parole ollicer'I hie IS thrNlened and a nAfCOllCI parolee .. wspectlld. 1:00 0 TOMORROW 81dnay Sheldon . ecr_,lter, producer, director end author, dl~ Hollywood and hi• frlendthlp w it h G roucno Mata D ~! * * ''Tile Old Coo'flll'' ( 1937) G9ne Aulry, Hoe- Manning A c19pu1y Nib °"' to caci1ure a bend 1>f Q!OGll-(1 hr., 30 min.) U ISPY .. So COidiy Sweet" 1:30 8 NEWS G) MOVIE • • 'l't "Crime In Tiie S1ree11" ( 1968) Sal Mineo. Jol'ln c-••· OfaPl19 a llOClal worker'• attempt•, a young l)O\J le lnvolftct In • gang murder. (1 "'·· 30 min.) 2:008 NEWS 2:068 MOVIE * * k "VlYKIOUtl Ledy" ( 19381 Olng41r R0g9rs, ..1-Stewwt. Wh8" a college ptOI-man1n a nightclub 8lnger, hit c.m- lly won't ecc;ept hef, but 1hinga do change (1 llr, 50 m.n.) 2:07U NEWS 3:0011) NEWS '3:5511 NEW8MAt<ERS A!25 8 STEVE EDWARDS' Tuesday'• . Daytl•e 1'1011~• MORNING • • 1t:30CD '***"The Hu~~: Comedy'' (19-43) "• Rooney, JarMS Crilq.., A. young man goea to .Wllf, leaving Illa you+I' brother In oh8f08 61 .)ltp- portlng the family. (2 ~ .. 20 min.) .• AFTERNOON 12:00 0 * * * "Wlng1 01 ~ Hawti" (1953) Van ...-in, Julie Adame. A mlfl4t ftlll In love with a bandit qOlien attw •triking 11 rk:h.,t hr., 30mln) • ~ 3:00 9 **'""Wake Of Tile Red Witch" (1948) Jofln Waymt, Gig YOIJng. Two men ION the woman they both IOYe alter they feud OV8f her. ( 1 hr , 30 min.) 3:30 0 * * * "The Blrda And The 0-" (1956) Geotge Gobel, MltzJ Gaynor. A proud rnan rej«:U • gtt1 with • "ltlady" peat txJt when lhe tater ~-a French gll1, he falla lorl!W. ( 1 hr., 30 min.) Gene Kelly is joined by his onJ time lead- ing ladies -from left , Katheryn ()rayson, Gloria De Haven, Betty Garnett, Janet Leigh, Lucille Ball a nd Cyd Charisse -in 4 musical tribute lo the dancing actor and his career tonight at 10 on CBS, Channel ~. Cousteau Combs Aegeaµ Captain Jacques Cousteau and his Calypso team explore one of the earliest examples of Grecian art on the hour-long special, "Diving for' Roman Plunder," airing Tue,,day at 8 p.m . on KOCE-TV, Channel 50. ·The. Calypso team discover and retrieve the more than 2,000-yeaN>ld treasures found at the site of a Roman ship that sand during the century before Christ's birth in the Agean Sea. COUSTEAU'S CHIEF aim in producing "Diving for Roman Plunder" was to return the art and' artifacts recovered from the expedition to its rightful owner, Greece, where It is on display at the National Museum in Athens. The special, narrated by Cousteau and Greek actress Melina Mercourl, studies how the plunder of Greek art re- mains one of ciYllhation's .greatest, never-completely· resolved cultural scandals. IN THE UN,BECOMING in· temational scramble for Greek art, during more than two millennia, much ~ been lost a nd des troyed. Cousteau believes that under the sea are perhaps the world"s greatest museums, preserved under the sands for centuries, s..:ved from t he ravages or man. • "Diving for Roman Plunder" is part of "Festival '78," 16 ~lys of unique programming wbtre viewers will be treate4:to s pecial productions in ·add.i<Son to regularly scheduled serieS: a$ part of Channel SO 's Dllm\· bership drive. ABC~ Air 'Ike' ~~ LOSANGELE9CAP>-"lk~;· months' location shooting i;~~ a dramalliati~n of the World Wat British Isles. ·: IIyearsofDwightD. Eisenhower,, will be presented. as a six-hour movie on abc next_ye~r. Melville Shavelson, who wrote the screenplay, will direct and be execuUve producer. The story follows ELsenbower's role in the war as be rose to supreme allied commander and five-star general _ Product.ion 'Will begin in April in California, folJowed by two Variety Show Set: ·' t; S ANGELES CAP> -"'!be H u«Jaon Brothers stai• in "Bonken.'• a British·made 1m· edy-variety show being n- d i ca t4'd to s tations. ob Mon~ co-stars. The Aow bas the sa..e product.ion staflas "The M~ Sbow." • ·= WORLD ltrERATIJRE CRUSADE PRESENTS TH£ .· •"* .-. llbrld .. .......... ,.....,.. lk.a...~· ~-.... ,.,..,,,..., ""' ...... _ ......... . , -· ENTERTAINMENT I MOVIES I POP MUSIC Majors Signs • For First Films I 1 BEVERLY HILLS CAP)-Lee Majors, the star of television's "Six-Million-Dollar Man," will make ~Is first movie, a spokesman for '.'9 7\merlcan International says. *I &' Majors, the husband of ac-<,! ,. p'.ess Farrah Fawcett-Majors, 1:( Win star in "The Norseman," a ., ·film a bout the Vikings' voyage to ~}\e New World a thousand years b&o. it was announced Friday. The spokesman for A)nerican International sald the film will be released in June as a .. Charles B. Piere\, Film Produc-MAJ0111 lion Inc.-Fawcett-Majors Production Inc. presenta· lion. ... Monday. March 13, 1978 OAILVPILOT •7 VWtnam Fought Again BJ Tbe A.Nl9eiated Prell The followine are BWboard'a bot record hlta for the week ending March 18 aa they appear In next week.'a iaaue of BWboard mqutne. BOI' SINGLF.8 I. ''NlGHT FEVER" Bee Gees (RS0) 2. "SfAYIN' ALIVE'' BeeGeea (ft.SO) 3. "EMOTION" Samantha SU& (Private Stock) 4. "LAY DOWN SALLY" Erle Clapton (RSO) 5. "LOVE IS THICKER THAN WATER" An· dy Gibb <RSO> TOPI.Pl t. "Saturday Night Fever' Soundtract•• CRSO) 2. "The Stranger" Billy Joel (Columbia) 3. "Slowba.nd" Erle Claptoo (RSO) . 4. "Running On Empty" Jackson Browne (Asylum) s. "Aja" Steely Dan (ABC) EASY LISTENING 1. "I Can't Smile Without You•• Barry Manilow (Arista) 2. "We'll Never Have To Say Goodbye Again" England Dan & John Ford Coley (Big Tree) 3. "Before My Hearl Finds Out" Gene Cotton (Ariola America) 4. "The Circle Is Small" Gordon IJghtfoot (Warner Bros.) s. "Wonderful World" Art Garfunkel <Colum· bia) SOUL SINGLES l. "F1ash Light" Parliament (Casablanca) 2. "Bootzilla" Bootsy's Rubber Band (Warner Bros.) B1 BOIS TBOllAS LOS ANGELF.S (AP) -Lli'- the Vietnam War itself, the curl!. rent ru&b d fl1m.s about the CO() flict and its aftermath ba• evoked a Rood ol controveny. Hawka and doves are fly~ again, and critics have c~!J side• over "Heroes," ••eo Home" and '"Ibe Boys in Coln! pany C." still to come: "Dol Soldiers," "Apocalypse Now;it "The Deer Hunter," "Go TeJl Tile Spartans." Col umbia's "The Boys in Compaey C" bas its faults, but It also possesses a remarkab~ verisimilitude to the Viet.nm War, or at least tbe one tbll television Yiewers saw. The ac· companiment by director Sidnff J. Furle is even more impressive when you realize that he made lb? film in the Philippines for les; than a million dollars. And with leadlnJ. actors who bad nev4i' seen milit.aryduly. ONE OP THEM. I S Andrev Stevem, now 22, who was tG> young to serve· in the war. He plays Pvt. Billy Ray Pike, a · farm boy who finds dru&s a COD· venient eecape frolXl the war's miseries. The son of actress Stena Stevena, he Is one ol Hollywood's fast-rising actors. The ex- perience of "The Boys in Com· pany C" is something he woo't forget, nor would like to re· member. "It was rugged," Stevens re- called. "I mean there were no chairs at the location, no dress- ing rooms. During one stretch we worJced 11 days in a row, and the weeks were 90 hours minimum. All I could do at night wu eat a light dinner and try to sleep six or eight hours before lhe next day's work. "We finally bad four days ofr last Easter; the Filipinos are the only Catholic nation in Asia, and they refuse to work al Easter. lt was heaven for us." NEITHER STEVENS nor fellow leads Stan Sbaw, James Canning, Michael Lem beck and (1""" •• ''' '"°..t ' \•I J ........ I "\.'\..I ,,.., I ••' ••· "'•• I ~ -. • .•. , ..... ·• I ------- 3. ''It's You That I Need'' Enchantment A 1HIOMI& OHLY (Roadshow) V CNt -,ARDOM WOMAffAllE" 4. "Sta yin' Alive" Bee Gees CR.SO) ""A--.-,..--OMl--&-O_ML_Y_-t 5. "The Closer I Get To You" Roberta Flack y CNI with Donny Hathaway (Atlantic) ..... w-..v-.-.,-... -, .. -Lo-.-...... ,...,.. COUNTRY SINGLES -JALL SLOHDEMAM WITHOHE IL.ACK SHOE" ..... s.Mttlea Crale Wa.saoo bad miUt.ary ex- perience, ao Furie put them through intensive training. Tbelr drlll muter was Lee Ermey, a real-life Marine sergeant wbo waa wounded in Vietnam. He proved so convlnclnl that Furie cast him as drill instruct.or in the mm. . The film company was quartered outside Manila In El Grande Tropical Palace Resort Hotel. . "Don't let the name fool you; It wasn't too grand," comment· ed Stevens. "The rooms came equipped with geckos, liurds who are supposed to eat th~ in· aects. I got rid of my two gecltoa and that night I was devoured by mosquitos. I prayed the gekkos would come back, and they did. I called them Buddy and Jose Gecko." Furie filmed "The Boys in Company C" in sequence, and that accounts for the convincing transition from long-haired recruits to shaved trainees and finally to embittered veterans. 1. ''Mamas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up llfE EVlb -------------------To Be Cowboys -J Can Get Off On You" Waylon & WUlieCRCA> . - •. • •. ... •otua~noNl 1MI OOODln Ota CN1 , ... ,. ....... "" .. ~--J PUii lhU NI I IAf '°'91 ft.II YOl f A .C:::::... SATURDAY HtOHT AVDlll 113/)Jl·tWO IWlt MtUt 1111 t tta -11'61....., ,._.,., •tU..tt 879·9150 '"'"'.," •tl .... lt 879-9150 -. .,- WIHWT<Nt ~us IND Of TMI WOtlLD INI CKAIUON KUTON GUY LADY DOWN tPOI ~us All..otrf '77 !POI 2. "Do I Love You" Doona Fargo (Warner. Bros.) 3. "Ready For The Ttmes To Get Better" Crystal Gayle (United Artlsts) 4. "Walle Right Back" Anne Murray ~Capitol) 5. ''Someone Loves You Honey" Charley , Pride (RCA) A moving~ A romandc story A story of envy, bat.red. f'riendahlp. triumph. and love. i.Jnforgettably vMd storytelling full ci passion, pain and power. BRIUJANll Y ACTED." • -Ike UM. WAie-TV JaAefinda .J0A16ft..t ~t>e//A ~11(/)He" (A) SHOWTIMES Ditty 7:15, t:U Ftl. 8:00, 1:30, 10:45 • S.t/$un. 1:1.,. 3:30, 1:00, 1:30, 10:&5 NOW EXC\.USIVELY AT edwards CINEMA CENTER HARIOR AT ADAMS. COSTA MESA MESA VERDE CENTER 979·414 I TH£ATREl-ORAHGE CO SENIOR CJTmNS $2.00 SO. COAST PLAZA MIU 1WkMt.2T1t Ml,._ ,.SIMI TOUGH" uu DAILY ~ .......... ~ .. ,,.. ti»!llM+•~ SO COAST PLAZA MATINEES SATURDAY Ii SUNDAY 0 r-· ·. "SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER" (R) O.._Yt'OM:llH•a SAT.siJN .:.1.200t ... ON.'»10r:IO WAl.TOISPjfYI "PETE'S DRAGON" "GNOMEMOBILE" . "SLEEPER" "BANANAS" (PG) "EVERYTHING ABOUT SEX" "ONE ANO ONLY" (PG) "WW & THE DIXIE DANCE KINGS" "FLESH GORDON" "TUNNELVISION" "THE GF~OOVE TUBE" (R) ''GAUNTLET" (A) . _.,AXI CAB DRIVER" A LL O 1uva-1NS O,.N 6~0P .M. MIGHTl Y Cflltd U11der 12 "'" Ul'llUI • Kiddle ~·"'oul'ld I I ' , .. .. DAILY PILOT FA8U10US DIAMOND YAiUES . Mans Sculptured Ring in a 14K mounting Set with a Y• ct. Bnlllant White Diamond Comparable Value S600 oo MOW $219.'9 DUllMG THIS SALE Antique Gold Diamond Bridal Set · Set 1n 14K Yellow Gold Y4 ct. TW Diamonds 1n a Tiffany Setting. comparable Value $700 oo MOW S2'9.9' DUllNCi THIS SALE Y>'hK Floren11ne Finish Wedding Ring Set with Yi ct Brite White Diamond Solitaire 1n a T1tlany Setting Comparable Value Sl.495 oo MOW SSH.tt DUllMG THIS SALE #V•-1/:J+PLS Diamond Cocktail Ring · 14K White Gold Mountl"g -3.25 ct. TW including Pear Shaped Diamond Center Stone (approx. ~ct.) 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Interested and Interest- log." The 16-page, tabloid-sized paper, which is headquartered in Orange, has been to press six times since il began in October last year. It features such diverse articles as: •How a woman who has been a colleae dropout for 23 years went back to school and earned two degrees. •How to care for vinyl floorings. •Details about a skin-care prod· uct that claims to perform like a non-surgical face lift. · •Tips on coffee storage and brewing. •A profile on an Anaheim clothing designer whose fashions for the working woman can a1sG be worn, by making the ap· proprlat.e changes, after hours. column, a letter column UUed ''Peeves & Plaudits" and a ·horoscope. In addition to stories on women. their potential and their ac· compllsbments. the paper alms at providing consumer information on t opics ranging from supermar,ket prices to furniture cons true ti on. THIS MONTH, there is more of the same kind of variety, since the paper is designed to be "a com· munications medium for women." says Colleen A. Huber, publisher. About two years ago, after almost 20 years in the publishing business (she is former vice presi. dent of Gray Publishing), Mrs. Huber took a position at her husband's advertising firm in Orange. It was then lb.at she "de- cided there was a need for news for women -. spotlighting them, what they are doing and how they are doing it," sbe says. Colleen Huber, pubaher, with h• paper. Commtrlity Woman. •Recipes, a rundown on places to 10 and t.blngs to do. a gardening She adds that as Jong aa women of today seem to be expnding their horizons, they should also <See NEWS, Paie C" :Staying .. Young 'We should all think "Today, sometime today, I'm going to do something ·~· tha{ will . improve my !rt health. . . " ' ::. By JUDITH OLSON . ·-Delly~ ~ If Ponce de Leon bad found the f ountatn of ~~· youth 8IMI bottled tbe wat.r, be~ •ve berm am~ mar times flV« by now. But since be dib't, people aWl are la qaea& of the eternal spring. A facsimile, however, ls available toda,-- free or cllar&e -for anyone who~ to have • it. ;: According to Philip' Smith,· M.D., medical i;l~ director ot La Costa Spa in Carlsbad. the ·secret ' to staytne youne is to keep moving. "People age because they don't stay mobile," he told women attending a Children's HQme Soclety-sp0nsored lecture at Bullock's Wllab.lre, Fashion Island. Dr. Smith, author or "The La Costa Diet and Exercise Book.'' gave what be called "off the cuff" remarks. He finit told the women he didn~t see bow they could improve themselves. "You're as thin and nlce·lookfnl a group as I've aeeu," be noted. But Americans generally don't think about their health. be asserted. "We should all think, 'Today, aom~ to- day -I'm going to do something that will h!l· prove my health and my· life and that will make me happier."' One of the things a person could do for blmaelf, Dr. Smith suggested, is to read bis book and follow the advice. He wrote lt, be said, because IODle or his friends were "gett:lq hurt bY. rad diets." . He asked the audJence to lean far over ln 1helr 1eata to the right, then pinch their waists oo the right side. U they could pUich an incb of fat they were overweight, be explained. He said overweight ls one ol the major health problems rem~' in the U.S. today. <See YOUTH, Page Q) Preserving History~ On Artist's Canvas 7he way I teach is we go out and paint it the way we see it,' says Leonard Scheu. By DENNIS Mel.ELLAN Ot•DlllY .......... Hiltertnl aocleties. t.hroagbcd . Oranee CountJ have been wqmg a 1ometlme1 aucceaaful, sometimes unsUceeBBlul, baWe to aave tile area's latsto'rlcal landmarks. But there la another fr'O'IP '"11'k· lng to save !he remnants or Southern California's colorful herlta&e. They an the art.llta, armed with peocU. and paint brushes, wbo are preaenift& lhe bulldlaca. -... aad landmarb • ,.._ wl -. YU. hcb • ~ii IAlaMrd Scbeu'• outdoor landlcape ~ ClMI, wbldl bu ~ receat weeks - barriDI ram eq..U. -on San Juan CqiltrUi0'1 ~rio Los RlOI Road. Buadled In 1weatera and .faeketa, a dolea .tudat art1ltl sat Oil camp ltOoll Md paUo cbaln matta1 preUmtnary drawhl11t width ta ~.:Ai,,... woulo bil toi1MMl .. Piel- "'9 -~ of tWr ........ wu u oll wts.._._._ WOodm ...... 0th« preferred sltea In the South County are the old mlaslon and an old barn and house on the out- skirts of town On Ortega Higbfty. . "Thia is really the best erea simply because It'• the oldest," said Scheu. "The new stuft ls no good at all." Scheu gets fired up when asked lf bis classes ever paint new bu.lid· ings. "Southern Callfornia tract homes are, well, I won't use any profanity," he said. "They're lllODOtoooua and repetitious and there's no indlYidualllm to tbem at all" . He thrults a thumb toward the weather-beaten house acrosa the atreet. Leonard Scheu, right, with his art class on /C)CBfion in San Clement& A Scheu sketch of Virginia City. I CZ DAILY PJLOT Monday, March 13, 1979 • • .News (From Paie Cl) have a weJl -establisbed com- municaUoos system. · She started plan.oing Comm\llli· ty Woman, relyine on her art background (she hu a vocational teaching credenUal ln graphic arts and has taught at the North Orange County Regional Occupa- tional Program) and her advertis- ing and publishing knowledge in putting the paper together. "IT TOOK ME a good six months to get the formal established," she admits, noting that during that time she de- veloped the philosophy of Com·· munily Woman. "Basically, the stories I was looking for wer e those about women who are developing their own individual potential. "I don't consider myself a feminist or an anti-feminist. I like me n " she says. However, she adds'. "I don't think the feminist movement is anti-men. "What I know of the feminist· movement is that so many of them (feminists) believe in developing their own individuality," she says, agreeing with that concept. ''It's what women do with thelr talents. that I'm interested in," as subjects for articles, she adds. SHE FEELS THAT proflles on successful women do not have to be limited to professionals or wome n who work outside the home. "Homemaking is a career if you go about it properly," she says, indicating that homemake~s who are developing their talents lll "something other than you usually Solomng for Singles calendar runs each Thursday m the Dolly Pilot and contains notices o/ ao- tivll1es for Stngl.ea for the Joli.owing week -Fnday through Thursday. Send notices to Cheryl Romo, Daily Pilot, P 0 . Box 1560, Costa Me1a, 926:!6 Be sure to melt.Ide your name, address and phone number. Notices must he m our hands two week3 m advance. associate with their role" are also considered news-story material. Mrt. Huber adds that manaalnc a home and maintaining a place to live are part of a woman's career. whether she is a proressional or not. ''Think of the things a woman .needs to know" about consumer affairs she says. "Where ls she going t~ get that knowledge?" ' So, Community Woman runs economy-oriented stories on such topics as bargain hitntlng, time- saving product.a and energy con- servation. AS PUBUSREll she does a lot of reporting, paste up and writ.int with the help or a rree·lance editor (who also writes features) and a numbei: of contributing writers. At fi.rist, news had to be dug up ·wherever it could be found, but in. time Mrs. Huber "developed com- munication lines. People needed to . see there was a new medium." Press release deadline ls the fifth of each month, with publication usually around the 15th. Content of the 16-page paper runs at about 60 percent advert.is· ing and 40 percent editorial mat- ter. "I think that's a good ratio," she says. Her husband, Wallace, is advertising manager for a staff or three sales representaU ves. CIRCULATION HAS grown in s ix months to 15,000, with the paper avaJlable through subscrip· lions as well as distributed free by businesses who advertise. The paper is read as far north as Brea and Yorba Linda, west to Huntington Beach, east to Orange and Tustin and southeast lo Mis- sion Viejo, with scatter ed readership on the coast. The publication itself is easily recognizable -it is printed on pink paper. "There was con- trQversy over that," admits Mrs Huber. "I thought pink newsprint was atrocious. It reminded me of pink and blue, boys and girls I bad to get over that," she says, noting that because the price was right, she went with the pink paper and made the most or it "It attracts attention, and I've tied it all together with pink en- velopes, stationery. subscription blanks and statements " ••• Canvas <From Page Cl) Grus Valley in the Mother Lode." SCHEU NOTED THAT he apent a year in Northern California dc>- inC a series ol drawl.Des fer the Ford Motor Company. The watercolon he made of the old landmarks are In a muaeum ln Dearborn. He also has a on.man· show which ls traveling between a number ol Ea.at Coast cities. He rupped over more pictures be drew ln countries such as Italy, Belgium and Germany. He aald be has been oo drawing expeditim4 to Europe every year for the last 10 years. About three yea.rs ago be took a recreatioo department art class to Eu.rope where they painted and visited the art museums. He put the drawings back In the . car, closedthedoorandaaid. uwen. now you know about me.•• ·Heading back to the students, be commented that. "They're very anxious to learn." He added that "the way I teach is we go out and paint it the way we see iL So many teachers have students copy them. But in- dividualism is the most important ingredient. "IT'S HOW THEY (the stu- denta) see it. A teacher sboald help them do it their way lmtead. ol impoQn& )'OW'M1f • tbem. •• AD of Scbeu'a students, ID8D1 of whom wcr. retirement ace. bac1 notbiDI but praise for their teacher. "He's one of the best I have ever known." said Gwen Ward ol Dana Point. who paints .. only for .SOY· ment." Allee Kimpel of San Juan Capistrano, who waa a fasb.lon art.iat for 20 years. expla.lned abe decided to try her band at landscape painting because .. it ts so totally differenL" She enjoys painting the old buildings she said, because of their "charactes'.,. Mn. Ward agreed. "U there's a new building in the scene it's dif. ficuJt to paint it because there doesn't seem to be mucb •• .'' She paused, aearchlng for the r ight word: "It 'a without. character, too new, too freshly painted. Sterile, 1 think, ia t6e word." She picked up her pencil and added, .. At the rate they•re tear- ing them down, we feel we have to hurry." Club c~ nma eoch w~ in the Daily Pilot and contain& notices of women'• and .service club ' meetings and events /or the follot.ui1ag v.>«k -Tlwrs· day through Wednesday. Send notice.s to Club Calen- dar, Dmly Pilot, P .O. Boz l5'i0, Co&ta Me1a, CA m26. He ntre to include your name and phone number. Notices mwt be m our hands two 1«e"31n advance. To request a picture, write or call the Features Depanment, 642-4321. Pictures are lamated to Jvnd· raiser.s open to the public. Wedding and engagement ~ta nm on Sunday in the Dady Pilot. Forrrn are auailob~ at all Daily Pilot olfu:es or by calling the F'eatures Deparl-. ment, 642-4321. To OOOtd disappointment, pr~dive bri<Us are reminded to hove their wedding stones, with o black· and-white glossy o/ the bride or o/ the coupl6J. to the Features Department one week before the wedding. Teenage Sex Test · Does your group need to raise funds? II your non·prom organization needs help raising funds, cali Huntington Center and asJc us to mail Community Help (formerly Charity Fair) details Phone 897·2533 StutBeing The W>man \txJ WantCOBel Jol.!n Robert . Powers PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT & MODELING SCHOOLS OIAHGE >-&C-.Y 17141 MJ.-Z.H DEAR READERS: I· hate to admit it but I 'm eiving in. I wasn't too crazy about the Sex Test for Teenagers (com· posed by a teenager in 1966) but I printed il because I believe it had s o m e r e d e e m i n g: features. The response was in- credible. Teens (and their parents) had .Plen: ty to say. both pro and. ; with a member of the con. Four years later. opposite sex? 5 four Memphis teenagers Ever done so without "updated" the Sex T~st· using a contraceptive? 6 and I printed it. AgalJl, Ever tried sex with a the ceiling fell in. . member of your own Since 1970, I have re-sex? 8 ceived over 5,000 °UP· Ever tried clga.rets? 1 dated" Sex Tests. Each Ann Do you smoke regular-contributor insists I owe ly? 3 it to my young readers Landers Do yoa smoke pot to print a new one. They regularly? s say anyone who digs Ever mix pot with 'cats between 13 and .. 19 pills? 6 .has got to know times Ever tripped on LSD? · have changed and if I 1 really want to help Ever done Angel Dust, teenagers, I'd better tell cocaine, or heroin? 8 ••• Youth · <From Pa1e Cl) Because of it, he added, this country ranks 18th in the longevity or men. . . "We have licked practically every mfec- tious disease known but those aren:t the thi~'1:s, that an: killing us. It's hypertension. cardiac: problems, diabetes -the disease of the way we it like it is NOW. So -Ever bad an abortion 'here's the 1978 Teenage or been responsible for Sex Test, submitted by one? 8 five teenagers (three , Ever wake up and not girls and two boys, ages been able to remember 15 to 17). They attend a what you did? 7 . public high school in Ever get a girl preg. Dayton, Ohio. The scor-nanl? 8 ing guide is at the end. Ever considered get- ANN LANDERS I HOROSCOPE) ( Bo~osrope J - TUESDAY, 11.A&Cll H SAGJTTA&WS <Nov.- B• slDNriOllAJI& ~·~· 21): SpoWpt on " rld1h1 with tide. Make A~llS (llarcb ii· adJuat.ments to coincide April lt): Fam fly with need.I ol partner, member h 1uper-mate. Important 11ensit1ve -know it and domeatla deel1ton is pull your pu.ncbe1. If. due. • d1~~aUc, you .. make CAP8lCOaN (Dec. (A u 20 22-Jan. 19): Kate mean-TAU&US pr • tog, clear. B~tng May 20): Strona money prlorltles lnto crystal·, posiUon lndicatect. Hold fast. doift gtve up clear focus. Health, J<>metblu tor notbina. service, employment .U single, you may be Lo-command attention. vltlDI addltlonal AQUARIUS (Jan. responslbWties. 20-Feb. 18): Good luna,.. GEMINI (May 21· aspect coincide& aow June 20): Cvcle is such w i t b s i g n l f i c a n t that you gain wider rec• changes, special rela- ognition.. You're able to tionsbips, deall.Dp with put finishing touches on children. Older in- creaUve projecL Arin-, dividual talks money Libra are in picture. and means tt. CANCE& (June 21· PISCES (Feb. 19- July 22): mghllght in-March 20); Emphula o~ dependence, originality. security, solid •truc- Loolt beblnd the scenes. tu.res. completloa of ma- Refuse superficial ex· jor project. Long-range planallona, preaenta-pollcy ls vindicated. One Uom. who was skeptical pays LEO (July 23·Aug. you a tribute. Be a 22): Follow tbrou1b on graclous winner .. bunch. Teacher proves !S:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiii inspirational. Friends, II hopes, desires are spotlighted. Personal . magnetism ia much in evidence. VlllGO CAug. 23-Sept. 22): One in deciaion- SoUT.11 COAST ACTORS CO-OP .... .,, -Chi ... for -tftonl of •II •eu-typu. Poutbl• employm•nlt 111 Tl•••lrt• f<llrT"·TelevlsJ•·COIWll'llfftj•I• orb1tas.. (114) t57.f28Z •· making position may -----==------seem indifferent to your requirem~ts. UBRA (Sept. 23·0ct. 22) : Good Moon aspect coincides now wHb creative expression, emotional responses, l~llll.:.'-ill•._. ... ._...., ... quic k changes, in- tensified relationship. ~~SIS SCORPIO (Oct. 23·· ---.-.- Nov. 21): Some of your SLIMDB SPOOM •'bidden qualities" sur-llSTAUIAMT face and work to your 7132 Eclnfer advantage. Accent on HUH'nt5TOMllACM partner, male, those it';:z'Ou close to you. C:Veq_u s de c..,,7}1ilo HALF PRICE OFFER HELD OVER llY PO,ULAR DEMAND ONEWEEKONLYI *.THREE MONTHS MEMBERSHIP $34.00· * RE~ULAR PRICE $68.00 fntrod11dn~- G LAO YS SCHMITZ Oledye Joined Venue d• Miio Int eummer. She 11mp1y hattld being 1 f1t glr1 Ind IN 1111 llke an old lady. sn. hM 1 allght body all\lcture and alze 16 pents med• her IHI u 11\0ugh alle-tNty granny 5'x5'. You 1\re Invited 101\Very eat and live." . . . One of the pitfalls of the Amenc~n diet. IS eating out, Dr. Smith said. "We don t realue bow much food there is on a plate and bow much it takes to bum it up.•• Instructions for scor-·ting pregnant so you· Glady9 had mator turgeiy M'tlll1ll YMf'I ago end till nka llormetabollam muot 1- cMnoed becauM aho l lMod Q&lnlng -lght almoat lmmedl• ately. Special Bwnt ·through . Mardtl5 1\Rare eollection of Antiquity Amassed from all the six Howes ~tions. en exveordinary collection of period 114eces to browte OY9f', edmiMI end f 111 In loYe with. One-of. &-«Ind estate jewelry 1in tNir orlgNI. unmatched settings .•• Vf Nlnilg entiqLMJ silver da!.11,g b8Cll to the time of~ ••• ~a t9«Jiel eolecUon of en~ furnlbn to matdl the c!henn Md grace Of tNI period pieces. A grend ~bi.a:""· II.pt..... and wtna wlll be AIWf In the .twnoon. an HOWES m1 SON flNt:Jt'.WU1tR~ t'OR,tOUlt<;t:Sf.ltATIO,,,;s NEwPORT BEACH 3412 v .. LldO . 67s.2731 u)a f.NQ(USIJIAIAO(NA/SAHTA ..-AaAAA • Mi&M oww Most rest.au.rant meals also are fat-laden, be added, and ''fa t is the cause of most hypertensive disease." A normal dinner of steak, sal_ad, baked J>Olato, rolb and butter b~ 3,100 calories, the physician noted.· If a person orders thousand island or ~ue-­ fort dressing the salad usu~ly comes w1th a dlpperful· of dressing, which is ~ cup, or 560 calories, of pure rat, be points out. Dr. Smith also reminded the women that most Americans suffer from lack of exercise. He Hcommends that everyone get his beart rate up to, 120 for a minimum of three to five minutes per day. This develops and protects the heart muscle, he sald. He alao recommended that people leave fad diets alone and "eat normal food and exercise ... Dr. Smith cited tbe efforta of Sweden, which . baa been urging ita people for the past 10 yeara to eat more fruits and ve1etablea.. The country bu cut lta coronary rate by on.tblrd with th.la program, be laid. Cbln.a is another country that la well fed. ..,,_ey eat a UWe meat and Iota of flab and cblcteo..•• Dr. Smlth also urced bis audience to cut do•n salt 1.ntalte. "Never 10 over 1,000 me ol sodium oer day." be ureed. "Moet of us eat 4 oooms•·- • i.: The 'PllYitcian aatd he bas hMll"d 10,000 ex· cuset u to wby people are OW!l'W8l&bt but be bu ••never been able to pro~'' any oltbem~ The basic reason, be Hid. com• back to the f1ct that .. ,,... Ht too much and u .erelM too UUle.u HOW TO GIT EVBYTHIMCI YOU MIED IN UFE. • .MoWl ....... 94•1 ._0..,, ..... f6 NIPJil•NIP..llL ................... ~c..r.~~ .-., .. , r 1 171411ti.eu. .. nr.11n ·ing : For each yes couldbookaguy?8 a nswer. give yourself Ever had group sex? 8 the ·number Indicated. Ready? Here it i.s: Have , you: SCORING GUIDE: 7 or under Candidate for Sainthood Ever been out with a. member of the opposite sex? 2 · Ever engaged in light making-out? Kissing but ·no intimate touching? 2 Ever gotten or given a 'hickey? 2 Ever said I love you?. 3 Ever said I Jove you to more than one person ln the same week? 4 Ever removed part or your clothing wh.tle makingoutlnacar? 4 Ever masturbated f 2 Ever gooe all the way 8 to 16 Normal and De- cent . 17 to 30 Headine for, Serious Trouble 30 to 40 In Serious Trouble and Plenty Messed Up 41 or over Either Yoo Are a Damned Fool ot Completely Fr6aked Ou.t Note tnm Au Lu· dera: Maybe I'm a wlUJ aatlqae, ba& la .my ophdola, aa,oae who SHf'eS mere Ula.a 1% ii ao& "'Nor•al ud De· ~L 9'8 ""° l&lf10tad from .rthlttlt Ind in._. poln In II« loQ htld • Cflppllng effect • 11-too !*nM 10 pllt her weigh! on lw loQ. ~-.-ythlng chanoed fofO!edys wltllln • ma1101 of week.I '''"•ti. •lat1~ ueino 111e v_. 1cwmu1a tor dlot llld .. .,. cea.. 0'9dye la now 74 rMt1 youno ... Taking off 20 ugly pounds has bMn IUCfl. help,. •ho M id, ~1 1004 IO much bollOf, I'm llm~, I~ pracllcally no pain and I lhank Venus -v day tor giving mo• now lease on Ille " 01edye ... • lflght S' 1" tlll lftd loelllQ 20 pounda end 21 y,• hail ocwnpletely oflenold ,_ outloOll on lift ll'd tMno. Iha..._'* .twnlna l'9gUlatty-•• '* v.,_ dllll-encl W'lll -Unue lo.._.. .,... •v-."" Mid. '1 '"4 too OOod to 1top. t!lealdtt, l'lli tNly PfOYd of '"Y -bodyllft." • ,..,,., °"'' • £NOYfMllC ~ .. Uf OOf'n"' .,.,. ,__ ,..,_. • ('"""'"''"" °"' ,_ ... ~,,- " ........ fl/H'ff!N ~ ~-~ ... -· _,_"' . ..,.,..,. .• •Not.AMn.- •• BOATING I PEOPLE I NATIONAL Mondey, Match 13. 1979 • DAILY PILOT CS Winds Whip Races · ·For the Record Victim Overcomes Polio • Ex-musician Keeps Too Busy to Enjoy life 100 Ytrehts Vie in Cotut Events By ALMON LOCKABEY o.11, ............. riW Southern Calllomla yachtsmen de· fled the weatherman Saturday and Sunday in a wild weekend o! tbun· derabowera, winds ranging from aero to 3S knots, not to menUon keep- ing a weather eye for water apoutB reported a.long the cout. Nearly 100 yachts competed Satur· day ln a race from Alamitos Bay to Newport Beach, a JJ.miler that in· eluded the Loe Angeles Yacht Club's Whitney, Los Angelea Times Little Whitney and Kooiman aeries, in con· junction with the Newport Harbor Yacbt Club's Ahmanson, Corkett and Dictaon Series. The race came off without mishap despite winds that blew from lS to JS knots. NBYC SCHEDULED another or its Ocean Racing Series on Sunday for the Ahmanson, Corkett and Dickson trophy aeekera, a short Olympic course type event off Newport Beach. Tbe Capistrano Bay Yacht Club sent five classes of Performance Handicap Racing Fleet yachts out on the course Sunday in a race billed as the Regatta of the Swallows. The· fleet experienced the best weather of the weekend with winds ranging lrom near zero at the start to about 15 knots before the course was finished. The Calirornla Yacht Club at Marina del Rey scheduled its annual Olympic Classes Regatta, but only the hardy Star Class skippers ven· lured out onto the waters of Santa Monica Bay. Soling, Tornado, Flying Dutchman. 470 and Finn sailors de- cided that caution was the better part of va lor and stayed on the beach. The Star Class got in two races Saturday and one on Sunday. Another Sunday race was cancelled after one of the 221h·foot sloops was dismasted in atrong winds and lumpy seu as it ap· proached the weather mark. The seas carried the di.sabled boat back to the startin~ line. There were no in· Juries. BEBE ARE THE resul~ ot the weekend activities: LoeAqele1&oNewporiBace, SatmdQ LAYC Whltnei Serles (JOR) CLASS A -1. Seandalous, Bill 1978 Boat Show Attendance Set At 2nd ffighest The 1978 Southern California Boat Show recorded the second highest at· tendance record in the 22-year bis· tory of the exposition, according to Ed Mlcbols, executive direct.or and show manager for the sponsoring Southern California Marine Asaocia· t lnn. Nichols said the crowds were up 8'h percent over last year despite severe weather which cut back crowds on several days. More than 600 boats and 170 booth exhibits comprised the largest ex- bibiUon ever present by SCMA. Sbow chairman BUI Holmes said the additional 25,000 square feet created on the lower level to take care of the record apace demand wu well received. There were 24 boat companies exhibltinl in the new area. Colkge Planning Sailing Lecture .. How Do You Know U You'll Like SalllnC!". a leeture, will be present.. ed by CoaaWne Community Colleae from 'I to 10 p.m. Wednesday. March 15 at the Co8ta Mesa Women's Club. 610 West lab St., Costa Mesa. Lecturer Elly Dowd is a yacht broker with world·wtde raolni and •a1linl experieoee. The lecture ii of- fend tree ol charge. For turtber lntormation, contact CoHtllne Communlty Colle1e at -.oa1. al 2:51. Pascoe, NHYC; 2, Scud, George Grif· filb, LAYC; 3, Fiver, Dennis Choate, LBYC. CLASS B -1, Decision, Paul Berger, DRYC: 2, Indigo, Ed Feo, LBYC ; 3, Stars. Ed J ussen, LBYC. CLASS C -1, Insatiable. Tom Armstronf, CYC; 2, Ruffian, Earl Dexter, VYC. IA 11mes Serles <PBBF> CLASS A -1, Matangi, Ed Carpenter, BYC; 2, Rainbow, Don Gittleaon. LBYC; 3, Catherine, B.J . Lavina, SSYC. CLASS 8 -1, Vroom, Martin Green, I.SF; 2, B&B, Barnblll/Hatcb, LAY C; 3, Ruffian, Ted Zellmer. I.SF. LltUe Whltaey Serles <MORA> CLAs.5 A-1, Paella, Lorence/WI- . nesset, ABYC; 2, Bacchanal, George Kanepa, PMYC; 3, Rum Line, KHYC Syndicate. CLASS B-1, .Pop_ •N Us •. Peter Kent, LBYC; 2, After Shock, Fred Cook, ABYC; 3, Wildcat. Schoon- maker/Mason, BCYC. (Results of the Koolman Serles (MORF) were not reported due to a prolt:st.) NBYC Ahmanson Series UOR> CLASS A -1, Scandalous. Bill Pascoe, NHYC; 2, Fiver. Dennis Choate, LBYC; 3, Scud. George Grif· fith, LAYC. CLASS B -1, Decision, Paul Berger, DRYC; 2, Stars, Ed Juaaen, LBYC; 3, Down Treader, Barley Turpin, NHYC. CLASS C -1. Rulli~ Earl Da· ter, VYC; 2, Ancliamo, Bob Sodaro, BYC. CorkeU Serlee <PDF> .. CLASS A -1. Matangl, Ed Carpenter, BYC; 2, Ghost ll. John Reynolds, NHYC; 3. Sidewinder, Richard Bluel, BCYC. CLASS B -1, Scotch Mi.st, Don An- derson. BYC· 2. Carol K·2, Horst Kort, SLBYC; 3, Vamanos, Bob Wallerstedt, BYC. Dkboa Series (llO:BA) CI.A$ A & B -1. Red Onion, Tom Scboc~~C; 2, WUdcaat. Pete Schoo er. BCYC; 3. Sparrow Hawk, Oopeland/Desenberg, BYC. Results of NHYC's Sunday 01Ym· pic Course race IOR·A -1. Dog Patch, Don Ayres, NHYC; 2, Blue Norther. Bill Sullivan, LA YC; 3, Fiver. Dennis Choate. LBYC. ' JOR·B -1, Windmlller. John Miller. NBYC; 2, Altheria. Ray Booth, BYC. IOR·C -1. Ruffian, Earl Dexter, VYC. PHRF·A -1, lildalgo •. Rod Up. pold, NHYC; 2, Sparkle, Alex Irving, BYC; 3, Ghost n. John Reynolds, NHYC. PHRF·B -1, Scotch Mist, Don An· derson. BYC. MORA·A -1, Star Gazer, Diet Deaver, BYC; 2, Bacchanal, Georee Kaneko, PMYC. MORA·B -1. Blitz, Jerry McClaire, BYC; 2, Red Onion, Tom Scbock,NHYC. CLASS B -1, Sea Shift, Elleen Fitsgerald, Capo BYC; 2, Vlvace, John Hooper, DPYC. CLASS C -1, Torrey, Dave Cooper. Capo BYC; 2, Cavalle. Eric Andersby, Capo BYC. NO SPINNAKERS -1. Sirena. John Wblte, Ca_po BYC; 2, Nuty, Howard Trube. capo BYC. SINGLEHANDED -1, Eros, Curt Burley, DPYC; 2, Funny Feelln, Pete Meade, CaPo BYC. Callfonla Y adll Clab Olympic a ..... ae1aua ST AR -1, Anda, Beret Hellaten, CYC; 2, Tenacious, Dick Slayter, SCYC; 3. Wawaea, lllller/lllne, CYC. Wo,.,,.an'• Comp R.Utlfl Court Backs Boaters BlrC ... $ANCLIMINTI OINlllAL. HOl"ITAL Mr. •net~· ~1,.. s-From AP Dllpa&eMI c•-•nte. 11ey. Pollo victim Bob BroWD SlYJ be'1 ao buay build· ~~~.':,~~....,,, Cn'9fl""'-...., Ing anti-rat machine• whicb •have roade him a Mr. 1ne1 Mr~ Mktwe1 Mc~•.1et1 mllUonaire that be doesn't have time to eQjoy life. ~~:::.··,::: IMNld .._., .... Brown, 51 still wears blue jeans to hi.a office in an. c•-m•, a.r. old motel ln Pine Valley, a mountain hamlet 70 mllea ....._.,n...,. Mr •• ,..,""""' wt111.1m Rlle'f 111. $M eutofSanDle•o. ,,,,,,.,, ..... ,... But for the wbeelcbalr·bound reUred mualclan, Mr. ,..., ~ =..,. o... much bu chan&ed alnce 1P0111t. ... .,. ---·-·----·-·· .... )be supported his wife and Mr. •net~~ ... • ( pro,nLE two boyaonaS235amonth J1>e11 c~-. ....,. T · Social Security pension ""'· •11• 11111"· ,..., ,,. .. ,, ,.. before accidentally In· Cl~e.tioor. "''· •n• Mrs. Ke1t11 11e11111. venting the device six c.plltUllO lle.tdl, gh1, N ff , hi Mr. and Mra. Oerrell l11rneU, years ago. OW be Says corporate 0 erl 1or I LIQllM N..,.., bo\'. Am1goratcateberhaveneared$10miWon. Mr. efld Nin. WllllMI l<ftlNll, SM * o-nte,glrl. """""u."" In "Serpico," the book aDd movie based on bis Mr. and Mr'A. Jolln eu .. 1"'• ~ li F 1. S o-nt•.bo¥. career as a P,O ceman, raaa erplco was ~··"" portrayed u a 'lood cop" wbolncurred the wrath Mr, ..... Mn. Mltte R~ .Ir .. $M Of fellow oftlcen ,_ blowinl the Wbistle 00 police ci-••.glrl. .., ~a, m1 corruption. ~~·.;'!,.~°=' ""'~· 111t Now the-police dep~ent ls looktna lDto the *·end Ml"L-. __,.. t111rra. po11ibWt,y be baa been drawtq an Wecal d.iaabW· 6efl J-~-• ..,, ty penalan. Dlsselllt,_. . It seem.a UMn ls a replatioa 01 ll•rrlfltle which N)'1S a dlaabled retiree cumot recelff bl.I penlloa dar- ing any period when bl.I other income exceeds wbat he would be matln& Ube were atill on tbe force. "'I can't believe Frank would have done anytb.1q improper U be knew abOut thoH reeala· tlona,'' aald author Peter llau. who .wrote the book. "Serpico ... * Stnser Nanq wlllm warned a ll'OQP ot unwed teen'~ motb1r1 ID Newark not to ooaf\JM ea and love. ••You cunat ..,,.,. JOG!' late to • man bJ llTlu yaane1f to blm~t. Hld. UJl'I diatr JPna that e0 many JOUD1 people don't ll:now the d1ffel we between the two." Mn. WllloD. who has four cldJdnm. aaq 1ucb hit.a aa .. Guess Wbo I Saw Today•• and "'I'm My . Mother's Daa&bt.er."' • J. Edgar Bocwer suaaeatect 10 years aeo that the Chicago FBI omce try to "oeutrallse" black come- dian Dlek Gr9lorJ'. and a1ao propoeed alertlq the underworld to-cridcllm GrefOl'Y made about tho dmr sJDdlcate, the Cblca10 Tribune reported. ID a eoafidellUa1 memorandum dated May ts, UA, Hoover toad the bead of the J'Bl'I Chi 0 • flee that Gre1ory bact: been quoted u ~ the prmaua month that •syndicate hoods are ll'rinl all over. They are the fllthleat makes that exist oa th.la earth. .. In the memo: Hoover told Marlla '"81ee, special agent in charae ln Chicago: "'Consider the use of this state- ment ln developlna a couterin· teW1enee operat:loo to alert La ...... v CoH Noltra (LCN) to Gre1«1'• au.ck oa LCN. It le aqt.t um ..... IJI I I cbl9 b.J 0....,. alao COil• taln attacb oa LCN. No~ eadoa ahoulcl be taken wUbout Bureau au&bortt,y. •• Owner of Brothel Defends Business PAHRUMP, Nev. <AP> -Walter Plankinton bu seven cblldren, 11 graodcblld.ren and considers himself a good f amlly man. He al80 owns one of the lar&est brothels in tbia state. "I "bave two ot tbe most beautiful daughters yoa'd eYa" want to see and u. by chance, the day ever came When they decided to get into tb1a buai· aeaa 1 aure aa hell bope they would come here and work for · dad rather than walk the streets," Plankinton tald. AN OVl'SPOKEN MAN, ptanttntui, 49, runs the Chicken Rancb, a brothel ~ ov• the county line from Lu Veau. He bu • etPt or 10" women wortlna for blm at tbe brotbel, wbJcb attracts touriltl from the nearby del«t 1amblln1 mecca. .. I wu probably u prejudiced u any man ln the world aialnlt proetit.utloa when I came bere." be said. .. Now I aay tbat the only way to go ls to teaallze lt. tell'9S•te it, tax ll, lnapect it and properl7 pollcelt. "Wbat I'm dolnl ls a thouHDd Umea cleaner t.haD wbat they do in most cities in the United States, where plmpe take 98 percen& ol a atrl'• Ul1liDCI u4 then lboot them up with drup. ,..,._BU ·ABB 1,&H KNOWN prosUtutee· operatlnJ In Lu Vegas Wegally," be contlaued. "It's put ol the Lu Vllgu tourist scene. U police cracked down on proetitudon. Lu Vqu would lote 25 toOO percent of lta vtstttn a year. Tourists cboo1e Las Veaaa H mucb for HX as for 1amhllu." Pl~ b 10 oppoted to atr..twalkhll hooters. -u oPDOled to~ In lwotbels - that be ta MdaUal7 fbtnw.i, ol l'\IDDbui for olflce thl.I ~ qablll Aleembb'mua Don lloodJ, n. Ba . If be nma, end be eu.d poar 1-ltll u the on11 reaon be wouldn't CllDPaiCD. ftllDldntoD 1ald be would advocate mulna -...Ut.uoa outside brothela • fel~. panl1bablo b.J •• year lD prison~ B• AUOIAID BB WOVU> like to Me a com• mllalon Mt up to UcenM brothell. It would be paUerned after tb• N••ada Gambling Commilllan, which overaees the state'• 1ambJ.ina 1Dd\1.1U7. Pluktnton bolapt the Chicken Raneh after be ran for cawsty eommlaaioner and aatd he was 0 ameand" by oppaneot.e to aell u at.tat that he decided to buy a brotMl and ... IJra.band bow' It A group or Cbica10 artists -fearlna the city wlll hire an outsider to build a memorial to at~llard J . Daley -unveiled their mOltly Irreverent ideu of how the late mayor abould be remembered. The exhibit, entitled "Daley's Tomb," opened at tbe artist-run N.A.M.E. Gallery, Juat two blocks north of the Chica10 River that Daley lov-' to cb'e pMn on St. Patrick'• Day. The a.bow featurel 45 worb in varioua media. ll will run unUl Do\L.8Y April 2, supported in put by the National Endowment for the Humanities and tbe Illinois Arts Council. An internatlooallf known aculptor say1 he is leaning towards accepting a $100,000 offer to teulpt a memorial of tbe May 4, 1970 ldllin& of four 1tu· dents on the Kent State University campus. G"rse Sesal said be "bu "Just about made up my mind" to create tbe memorial for the campua. He said offt.dala ol tbe )fUdred Andrews Fund. a Cleveland foundation. and ofterina the 1DODeJ for the sculpture. The four students were killed and a.lne others wounded when members ot the Ob:io National Guard ftred ID&o· a crowd durinC an anti·war pro- test. • The Allman Brothers band. which helped launch a nationwide following for Southern rock, will set. together again to tour and re- cord this year. former band leader Gres Allmu said. Asked about rumors the band would reunite, Allman said, "Tbat's no rumor, man, that's the truth.,. . ID a copJl'fahted story in the Meoo Telegraph. Allmaa said be was ln M~ to make ar· rangemeata for the reunion. * A boot dealer sold a Gutenberg Bible to the Gutenberg Museum in Germany for $1.8 million - exactly what the dealer paid for it ln 1970. "Don't rub it in," dealer Hus Kraus o! New York answered wben asked why be sold it without a profit. The printe Bale precedes an auction of two other Guteoberl Bibles April 7 at the Cbriltfe, Maneoa and Woods aalleries ln New York. • Prelldmt Aawar s.dat l8YI be became con· vinced 22 ars ago that the &met Uniqn wu an unreliable ally -after Egypt was defeated on the battlefield ln tbe second Ara~laraell war. Althoagb Egypt was defeated militarily, it won a political vic- tory ·Sadat says. because the United States pressured Israel. Britain and France into withdrawing from captured Egyptian territory. In his autobiography 1 'In T Search of Jdentlt1... Sadat writes t.IW bll predecetaol', Guaal Abdel Nauer. threw •WA1 a daaDce to lmpron relatloal witb the United Stalel and 1ave the Soviet Union. wbicb threatened to 1Dteneoe milltarily, credit for sup- porting Eaypt. Free Eye NOTICll TO at•DfTI>ttS PUBLIC NOTICE Check Set SU .. •llllCMC:OUlllT~TM• ST A TE OP CAU...,..NIA f09t THI COUNTY Ofl O&ANOI .... ,....... SadcUeback Commwll-1:""" afOflAL F. COLI!, o.c.-o. ty Hospital volunteers NOT1c:.e is MeAHY 01veN ""1t. <ncllton af u....,.. -~nt have acbeduled a free 1• "' ...,_........, ctekM ._,Mt vision screening clinic u. Mid dllC9dllM -~ 1o 111~ •-30 to 30 the-._... .. __.,--..._ In u om 1: 3: p.m. .. ~ ., .. d9rti ., vw ...._ March 28 ln the hospital .......,_.,.,.,..,..._.~.,1"' cafeteria, 24451 Via :9~:=::-:J:-_~ Estrada. Laauna Hilb. Me9nus. mo wi,..,,,.. ........,,,, &.os Moel ... ~ wMcll 11 tlle P'•~ The screening ls for " IMIW "' ....... .....,.. .., •11 basic visual skills which =?..:=::::-.:,~,,: can be tested by nr111 P11D11<a11anotw1nouce. teleblnocular and 09...,[.~~~ measures almultaneous -'Et'-'~...,°'-"- villon, eye coordination. ~01=.~111e~, fualoa, distant vlalon, Jt.c1t o. MAo .. us deptb perception and ==="", color discrimination, Tei: cm1 .cm aid ...... ... ,. .. .,,..., .. c. ._.... .. s 1....,.espenon -ary P\lblllfted Or8nOI CNlt 0811• Piiot. Weldy. Fet1.21•N1Mw01, ,,,20,"" ,..,. Sew Skills Studied PUBLIC NortCE NOTIC9 TO ClllOITOttl SU ... alOtl ClOUaT OI' TM• ST A T1l OIJ CA&J l'OltN 1 A l'IOa TH I. COUlfTY O~ OllANOR ......... lhtat• ot MAHLON MILTON ltEAO, 1111 MAMLON MILTON Basics about the sew· ut.o, sit. .. MAJOR MAHI.ON M. ln g industry will be ·~~i~ituv oiveN" , .. studied in a sfx·week cnc111or .. ,u. ....... __,~,,, course at Orange Coast ::' .!11~~-=:: ,:.i:s-:1~i! Colle"'e ,_ "'--'-... _.. '"'"'· •'"' u.. ~ -.. ~ •· &U ""'9W& m........ .. tM ..... _. at OUS1'AVE S ctl t 1. CHA•••· 1hu MacArt11ur Two le OBS 0 lue lloulevero, Swlte 411, lrvlM. course.. lilted as Com· ca111wNa. Wkll 11 a...-" llol)I· mer .... , C!·--~ 050 ln ............ , ........ -•• , .. _. ,_,.WUle pt~" ....... f/A Mid Clll<t tbe 000 eatalog, a.re OD Clltflt.Wftt'IM._...._...,.,_,.,,, tbe IPltla ldledule. Tbe ~==:;,-:. firlt -belina ll&rcb 29, IMHU)NM.a.MOJR. and the second M•v 10. ..,... .. t ., ..... -......... _. ....... The coune meets Wed-eunav1.1.0CAMt• • nesdays crom 9 a.m. to 1 -M9c"'911r~llRtcrl ~~ ... p.m. T~1 ....-. ......, .... , .... llPll'llS .... Registration is beinl ·=:...-=.. c... OllllY ""'°' conducted in OCC's Ad· Marc11 .. t>.11u1."" '" 18 ml11lona and Records omce. PUBUCNOl'ICE , Cf DAIL V PILOT Monday, Man:h 13, 1979 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 1t•toi.UTIOIC NO. 7•t• Olr•<IOrt OI Ille knl• M•rt••ll• 1tatoL.UTIOM CW THI. IO.AltO 0' W•ter 01\lrlcl DOES HE,_CIY 011•aCT01t• 0' THE IANTA RE SOLVE, OEfEAMINE .ANO M.AltOAIUTA W.ATl.li DISYltl(f, OAO~R •s IOllOW. 1 Olt.ANOa COUNTY, CALt'O,_NIA, &trCTION 1. n..1 II II IM lnlenliOtl D•CL.cAltlNO 1n INTINTIC* TO Of,,,. 8-4110..,,.,, ell '"""_,,.enl , 0 It M ICN ~I' It O y • M 1. NT dlolrlCI wUhlft I ... ~· "'-•040rlt. OllTltlCT TO~ 01.SIONATID W•ltr OIW IU oi 11'9 l'Ot'llOft ol Wld "IMl'ltOVEMENT DIST It I CT NO. 6" OlllrfCI ""'1(11 will be !Mftelli.d l>Y lllt '011 TMa l'Ult~E 0, IHUINO ... ,.,,..11.,. •1.91..S -... lo be dot IONOI TNaltll'"Olt ANO l'IXINO \I Oll•IU "IMPROVEMENT THa TIME ANO l'l.ACI 01' OISTRICTN0,7",endto lMW.....,S • MC.AltlNO .A"O OIVINO NOTICI of wld ,....,. .. ._,. dh1rl<t IW .. Id T"UeOI' purpo1e WHEAE4$, tJw SO.rd of OirtCIOl't &ICTION t. TMt IM Pli'PIM for of IM S.nta -040r11• W•lff' Oltlrlc1 wlllcl1 uld lmpr_,,_, dlstrld 11 to .S.slrt• lo form ~ lmpniw..-1 111 .. be IOfmtd -tor Wl\ICll bandl ""'' l>t tr let purs.oent to SctctlOfts JMtO ti MQ. luu.ci Is !Of tn. ,KClllltltlOll lllld con· Of Ille Wallf' COde 01 tr. Stele of str11<Uon of --• tor ,.,. produ(tlon, C..lllornl•,. lr•nJmluloll, 61ot ... .,., dltlrlOllUott NOW. THEREFORE, IM SO.rd oi of weltr for lrr1~11on, ~le, In· Directors ot ""' S•nl• Mero••ll• clllstrl•I end muNclpet --s. 10( Waler 0 1\lrl<t DOES HEREBY I ... lands -lnt..bllMIU wlllllll IM RESOl.VE. DETERMINE ANO UltrlOr boUndllrl• of wld Improve· OROE Au follows. mtlll dlsltlcl, -the ~ls"IOn - SECTION I. Tlwl It Is the l11tenll111 ~orutruclion ol _.. for IM (OtlK· of IN 8oaro to lorm.,. ,._ ...... .....,, t lo11, trtalmtlll and dhpout of dlsl•l<t "''tllfn Ille S...t• Mero.trlt. -·~· wasl• •nd storm waltt', ln-W•lor 01w 1c1 of the potlfOll of w lo c1u01no '"'"" st-~ , __ trwl· District Wflltll wtll i.. ,,.,,.,lled by ti.. menl, w•t.r rectamatlon l•<lllt•H, ,,.,e1,..11.er si..1..s ~. 10 be o.-pumpl119 sttllons, end lndlldlttt •II s l g llaled "IMPROVEMENT lend, Hsemenl.> -other P<-IY DISTRICT NO. 6", and lo luue llonds ttec:tuary llltftlOr fOf' the lands - :• Of Ukl '""'"'"'""""'I dl•trl<t '°' Mid lnlwbltt"b wll/lln IN exte.-lor bouft· • P.,rOOM d•rlH of Mid lmp<_,_I Ohlfl(t s•tTION L Tllet , ... P\lfPOM for •nd tor lllt tc(llllsltlon Of •II Of or pert PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICI 'fO CRIOITOltS tU,•1ttOll ~H 01' T"e $TATI OIJ C.ALlf'OtlNIA ,Oa T"a COUNTY Ol'OllANOI .... -Ht Est••• ot 11.l!ANOR I(. WAY •u ELEANOR I(, DALY WAY, Oectatecl NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to Ille cradllOr~ of lilt tOOvt Mmecl Cltcedetlt tllel all pe..,ons hevlttt cltlm\ -ln•I Ille WICI --llt Mt '94\llred 10 fill 111ein, w1111 Ille neceswry -tiers, In lllt office of ,,,. < ient Of II• ebOw enllll!ICI cOllft,"' to Pf'tttfll tlltm, wllll Ill• M CIS\.,.,. vouchers, to Illa 1.1n· dtt\IQntd •I tllt office of JeSS fl. Hlgll, IHU Hamlin Sl•ttl, Vari N11ys • C.lllorrtl•, wlllcll b Ille Pl«• Of bu•I· neu of 1r.. 11tl0tr\'9nltd In .ti! Maller. fWfltl11lno to t,,. ttl.llt• of s.ald de· cedent, wllhl" rour months tllftar Ille ""' publl<•tlon Of lhl& notice. Otltd Ftt>ruery l. ttll ~L...W•v f xe<V!Of' of tlle Wiii ol Ille -,..med O.C.o.nt JESS I'. Hlot4 t_.U M•mllnSINtt VH N11Y1, c;.el-• tttet Toi: UUI ,......J Tel; (JUI 17).1Jl7 Alltr,..Y fer._ PubllSllt<I Oranoe C.O.st ~lly Piiot, FtD. 10. 21 Mid Mar.•. fl, ltlt PUBLIC NOTICE PUBl.JC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBIJC NOTICE Cl' .. ,. fl UOLUT10f4 N0.11.f.S District wllkll wlll.,. benttllecl llY tlle ltlSO\.UT\OH ... H0.11o1•t1 IUPlltlOtl COUltT 0, TH• lllSDL.UTl()lof 01' Titl llOARO 0 ......... fltllff' sUltcl llU'JIOM, lo .. de· ••SOLUTION OI' TH tr eo••o 01' UATICWCAL.,ORHIA,OR Olltl(TOllS 0, THI SANTA s lott•hd "IMl'AOVEMl'.H'f Ot1t•CTOltl 01' &ANTA THICOUNTYOl'Ofl.AHOI. 0 M.Alt041t1T.A WAT•lt DISTRICT, OISTRtCT NO. IA•WS", -IO IHW MAltOAIUTA WATllt OllTltlCT, Ne. AoM997 OltAN01'. COUNTY, CALJl'OflHt.A, bo"4l1of\aid1""'""'9,._I district lot OltANOtr COUNTY, (AUf'OltNl.A, HOTICI OP MIAltlNO o' 08CL.AlllNO ITI tlfTl .. TIO" TO WIO,._,_, llC TMa fNTeNTION 0" 'Tlte PeTtTIOHPOllf'ttOOATEOl'WILL "011M AN IMl'ROVI MINT HCTION 2. TNll llM PllfflOM IOr llOAltD TO ADOl"T A l'LA" 0, .A " D , O 11 I. I T T E 11 S OISTlllCT TO •• Ol&ION.ATIEO Wl\ltll .. 14 lmpro-' dlttrlct It to WCMl!tl 1110a A POltTION 01' TNI T C I T AM I N T A II y /\ N D "IMl'•OVl:MCNT OISTlllCT NO. I " IM IOfMed-for wf\1<11 _,,.,.,tie OISTlt ICT TO Oe D•ltONATID AUTMOltllATIOH TO AOMIMIUER "OR THll l'UU'OSI 01' ISSUING luut<I Is IOI' 1M .CQYhlt .... •nd '41<>· "IMl"•OVIMINT DOTfllC'T MO. S'' UNDlfl TH• tltD•l'CNOIHT tONOS TH•RIPOR AND "JttNO Strv<llOft of--~ for Ille ~lien, ANO PIXl"G THtr TIMI ANO AOMINISTllATION 0, UTATU ~=:RITNl0M!N~"o~vi .. 'GA~:T1~: ~·:s:.~w:·,!~~-.!:!~~ ~~:11~..::::!HO ANO OIVING ,t.CT TMllllO, C1111trlel •nd -·-'·1~1 -·f-•, f()( W H'"' '"• •.. b R I I N Esl•I• of WILLIS J AEEO, •U WHE·E·~ .... ·-· d ol OI .. _ .... -~ .. ""'-· y .,.. YI Ott o. JACK REED ~-" ~... """'' '"""' tllt l•ttcls -IMebltMlts wlthltt Ille 7t.J•J, Ille 8Mrd of Olrtc~J of the NOTICE IS HEAE8Y GIVEN '""' Of till Stttta -•gerlte Water Dl•lflct nlerlor bOYndarlt• ot u ld Im· Ohtrl~t dlclartcl IH w .. 11on to to<m DOROTHY M. AEEO Jws Iii.cl_ .. ,, c»1lre• lo form •" lmQ•oY•-1 ell\· f)rove-dlslrlet, -Ille t<Qullitlo<'I IMll'Ove,...nt Ollllroc.t NO. S fOt Ole I•· • pelltlOt\ tor ProNt• f1f Wiii •ncl f()( trlCI purM<Mll 10 Sections )MIO et MQ .... tOllllNCllOfl Of -"' for Ille COi· SU.lie• Of 116111111 '°' tllt .C:Cluilltlon •nd '•-l't• of Letlars fttl•mtttt1rv to of the Wattr Code of the Slele ol le.r;tlo"· trutmertl •lld dl~I ot co .. strucllon of -•tu tor Illa pro- C•llfo1111a, -·-~ I m t I I -·-• ·• PUBUC NOTICE l'ICTITIOllS IUllNIU<5 "AMII ITATCMIHT Tiie fOllOwl,.. PtrMn• ••• OOlftll 1>11~1,..u ~ llAO AAMP , •• N•wlon Wey, <:01• Mew, c...11totnt• t:.11 TOdd Rooe•1 S<11le••11oer. u11, VlrOlfll• Pt, Col .. -.. C.11torn•• 91611 Wllllem 1.loyc1 )lltlltr. 7t • Vlclotle, co..i.-., C..lltornt• •1111 T ~I• b1111,..u '' t.onouc teo 111 • OtMt•I l);ortrwn l\lp W iiii otn L ~ftr 1111• Sit,......., .... fllecl Wltft '"" Co1tnty Cler~ ot Orenge Cpunty on Fet>ru•ry U, It/I .. ..,,. Pllllllllltd Or-Coe•I O•ll'( Piiot, Feb, 21 •no Mar. t. 13, 20, 1911 73).18 Ille. Ptlltl-r al\d •11tllorl1etloft to NOW. THEAE F'OAE, 1,,. •-·rd al •Ill. we\-•-I °' ·Wt tr, II· clllcl on,""""'"''"'°"• slO(...--dis. admlnlstt r tll• eshtt 11 cf Ille """ tludlng l•11ftk sewers, uweo• trl1>11t1011 al water for lrrl9allon.1 ____________ _ Independent Admlnl\lrallon:. ~~ttt• directors of Ille S•nl• MMoulla Ire• I ment • wal•r •ree l •m• llon <Somes lie, lndu1lrl1I tlld munlclpel s Wtltr Dlstrlcl DOES HEREBY , .. ,,,,, ••• ---'no Slttl-s, •nd 1~ ... I ~· PUBLIC NOTICE Act, rtlarellCll IO-IGll ls m-for AESOLVl'i, DETERMINE ANO ~ ,._,.,.. -· •r 11UrPoM1,tor 1-lllld 111\tut~llU further Nrllcul•n. otM lllllt IM time ORDER•• fol~ <llldl119 •II 1....:1, HMfNlllS Mid other wlthl11 t,,. ell1trlor llCIUndMlts Of seld 1-------------- •nd pltt• of """no the seme ll•s SECTION 1 Tlwlt 11 Is 1,,. lnttntlOft property ~eswry ti..rotfor tor ,,,. lmprovemettl district, •nd Illa ec• ltllSOl.U'TlOIU•0.~11 -II Ml for Merell 11, tt71, •I 10:00 of Ille Board to tOfm ett lmpr-t lands •lld lnNbl...,ll wllJll11 Ille ... qotbltlOtt ~ ~INCllOrt ol _._1 lor aelOl.VTtON ~ TNI MARO 0,. • m., In ti. counr-.i of Oepertrnettl district wllllfn ,,,. Sent• ~•9frlta terlor bovnd«ltt of said '"'P<-1 tl>e toll•tlll'I t...ifNllt Meldl_.lof 0 I R • ( T 0 •I 0 fl I AM T ,t. No. J of Wld cOUf'I, •I 7CIO Clvle. C.nttr Waler Ol\ltl<t of lllt Portion of wld dlllrlct lllld IOI' Ille t<Cllllsltlott of all Of -·· WHlttftdst°""wt1er, h•cflld. MAll•AltlTA WATllt DISTRICT, Ori•• WH I, lrt .,,_City of S.nt• Ml, DIHrlcl W111Cll will be -flied by the or pert of t"9 -retlng luftds of Mid Ing lrynll -S. ._ ... trMln*ll, 0.AH•tr C:OU"T'I, CALlll'OaNIA. Callfornle lll!rlln•fltr •l<lled Pll'l'OM, lo be CfeS· lroproy-dCllTlct (~ !Ml wettf' r.<'-llon ftcMllles, ~nt 1ta THI INTllNTIOM 01' TMI O.lltd Merell?, tt71 1Qn •1 t O , , 1 Mp R O VE ME MT lhe total e.._,. of well f\.t>d\ so tc• ~lellOf'tl, afld lftChldlllt all land, IOAllO TO AOOl'T A l"\.AN 01' WILU-1. S,JOHN, DISTRICT HO S''. -to·-bOllCIS Q .. lftO .... 11 "°' •• ,_ .... ...-••HM•lltt •tt• Olll•r properly WOltlll l"Ott A il'OA'TIO. °" TNI C_,yCltn. Of Mild lmpro....-.-1 d1Slrtt1 to< Mid equal IO Ille tOl.111 91Mrttlnt1 ~s el IM<HM'Y t~ tor Ulot lencl5 -OllTatCT TO ea 01110 .. ATCO THOM.AS L..LOllO ourPOst. Mid Im~ Cllllrlet few a '-lnllel>ttanU wttllln Illa e11terlor HtMl"llOVllMCNT OISTAICT NO .... •n-11 JU21 ........ V•'-1• SECTIO" t. Tllel .... purPO .. ,.,.. yOr perl..i, OHllmttoeclbylhe Bo.rd ~''" ol Mid,,.,..._, ctlS· AMO fllXINO TM• TIMI AND wlllcll wld lmpr-1 dlstrkl It to of tllt -••Uno !\Inds ol u ld lmprow· ------------- be IOrm•O -fOf Wfll<ll barlds may be m•nl dlslrk;t OwovlOltd llwt lllt tot ti hsut<I Is for the a<qulslllon ettd COii· •111oun1 ol suc11 lllflds so «ciulrecl 11>111 tlructlon 01 worKs for the pr0cluetl0tt, not uc .. d en amount equ•I lo Ille trensmlu l0tt, 11or..ia «>Cl dlstrfbllllOfl tote I operetlng cosls of wld lmpro.-.• or weler for lrrlQetlon, ~lie, In· ment d istrict IM• two-year perlOd, •s duslrlal encl munlclpel _., tot tsllmattcl by the &o.rd of OlreclOfl of tllt lands end lnNbllettl> •lllltn tM seld District) -fllftds for lllt IM'f· otorlor boundMltt of wld '"'prove· ment of ever, upense ol uld Im· m ... 1 district, -Ille .cqulslllort -ptovtmtnl district wlllcll 11 ls pt-bl• COllilrUCllOll Of wotU ror Ille COOK· wftl be lncurr.d -bee ...... par-bl• t1on, trtalmtnt •nd OISPOHI ol belore Ille tapirellO'\ of_.,.., lrom seweoe, waste •nO storm ..,.,.,., ,,,.. ,,,. completion ol s<tld works ClnclllO- ch><llno lrw.k ~. ·--trNI •no IN lrtlttttl on .aid -"""cl\ ls m eni, weltr ••<l•m•llon leclltttes. due end Nylbl• v •or to 111•1 dolt• -pump1no st•llon\, ...., 1nc111111no ell for wlllCll montY\ of tne lmprOWf'fl~ll l•nd, te•-h -Ollle• pr-rty dl\lrlCI In lllt lrNWIY of s.tld 01.str1cl ,..<•U.,y 11\erelor lor O• lllndi .,.d or 11\erulltt 10 "'* re<e4Wd by w1d Im· 1nfl•llit•nU w11111n thl uttr>0r bo\lft· provtm1n1 d•strkt rrom •n U.MH· d••IH Of • said lmprow"""'t dlSl•l<I mtnl prev1ou1ly lovltd •r• lnedt· end lor Ir.. ecqul1lllon of •II Of or N•I ciu•l•l. ...., l1't Hl•llllsl\menl of •II Of ot 1r.. 01>.,•llno fundJ of said lmprow· Ille bond rot..-ve fund out Of lllt - mint dl•trlct (provided tlwt tllt tol•I <"4• of the wle ol wld bOl>dS. Mid •II amourtl ol sucll funds .., ecqulrtG.&Mll ••P•nsu In cotttttctlon wttll 1111 not u cted .,, .,,_t)_t to Ille eutllorltellon end luuance of Hid Sotlk JU whlcll w ld lmprovetMftt Olstrlcl Is to of OltKIOOOf said Olifrktl ettd futtds trlct and tOf' 1M -.isltlott of •II Of' l"UCC OI' HllAlllMO ANO GIVING t..at!IN Hlltt, CA~ be to•med ...o for wlll<.11 l>onds may.,. tor '"• PtY"*ll of tVlfY ••-Of part of ,,,. -•tine fllflda of wld lrn-ltO'TICe TNeltlOI'. Ttl: (71•1 •141M '"Uild Is IO< Ille acquisition end con· s.tid lmprow,.,..,t dCstrkl wlllch It It l>'Dffmlnl dlslrk1 (proylded !Mt Ille WHEltE.AS, Illy RtHhotlon NO, total OP1•tl'"9 <osts 01 s.ld lniprove· bonds. menl dl•lrl<t lor • ,...,_~ilr perlOd, as SECTIOff J. TNt tM estimated••· .. 11ma1..s by the &o.rd of OtrectOfs of pe11w of '9rtYll'l9 out said purpow ts said Olsl•kll -tunas for Ille .,.y. Ille •mount of MO,Oll0.000 ...i ll IS - , men I ot every upenw ol said ,,... POwd 11 .. 1 bonCb for wld lmcirowment P<O•tmtttt district Wiiie.ii it Is Pf'OOebl• district INlll be 1""911 Ill uld -t. • will be Incurred ..w1 become P"Y•btt SIECTI<* t. TMI -fits fw \»tore IM expir••-Of one yeer from W•TYl"O out .. id~ lllld few the Ille compleUon oi wio wor'k5 (lrte:Nd-peyment Of WiO bonds ettd IN 1.-n1 •"O I/It lnttf'KI °" wld -Wfll<fl " I hereon >NII lit levied eacluslwly - -end NY•bl• prior IO 11>11 o.te •f'tel Of\ Ille 1.,.dl In Mid~ lmpr,,,,... tor w111c11 mon.v• Ol Ille lmpro.-......,1 menl dls1r1<1. d°'trlet In I,,. lrNsury of wld Oltlrlcl SECT IC* l. TM« a -sl\owlng ll'e or tlltruller lo be reolwd by Mtld ,,... ••1.,.IOf' bourldwles of said pnlfJOMCI provtmtnl dlStrlCl from •n •ueu· Improvement dlslr1cl, wlllcll mil p mtnl prevlou1ly levied •re •n•d•· Sll•ll govem tor •II Oetalls as lo Illa ex· <1u•lt), and Ille ~lab!IJl>menl Of ell of ltftl of Wld pr_.i lmprowment dis. Illa bOnd rt>erve !UNI out of I~ pro-Irle I Is on Ille wltll tne Secretary of IM , .. a. of tt• .-4e 01 wio -· bonds, District -Is •v•lltblt fw IMl)eetlon •nd •II ti~ In c.onnecll°" wllh Ille .,, •ny per-. or petSOM lnllf'tstt<I. 1u111or1t•llon •nd 1uUilnct of ••lo SECTION 6. l'Mt Moftd•Y, the 20!11 oonds .Wy of M•r<ll. 1'71, .ti Ille hoUr of 2.00 SECTl()lof l. n..t the esllrNltd ••• o'clOU p.m., °" w ld day Is ~tl>y oenu ol cerry1rtq out w1d Pllf'llOM ts llA1d as Ille ti,... •nd 1M meetlf\Q 11><1 emouril Of "30,000,000 •"" 11 ls pro-pt ace of ,,,. &o.rd ol OirKlorS of S...... POMO ,,.., -for wod 1morowment I• Margerlta Wtltr Olstrlct at tilt Ols-dtslrlct s/\•llbel......S1rtw1d•mount. t rltl Office, 25571 Martuerltt SECTION •• T ... I HSHSmettb for Parllway. Mluloft Viejo, C.llfonll•, 11 UtrYlftQ out ,...d llU,_ -for t... """by fi.d _, tM pl.c:e fw e -Int Nyment ot wld barlds •nd Ille lntet'HI Dy Illa BO«d Of Olre<lon of said Dls- 1,..tton si..11 be levied •ac•uslvetv -1r1c1 on ,,... -•Ions of IN forrrWlllon Ort lhe ,.,.Os In u id proPCKed lmprow· of wlcl pt._..o l~-t district, mtnl dl1trlcl. Ille extent ,,,.,-.f, ,,... purpose for SECTION'· Th•I • m•p smwlno the ... 111<11 Wkl pr_..i ... ~-t41S­ Ottrl0( boundefles of wld prOl)OMd trltl Is to be formed, tn. i. ... 111 to Improvement dlstrltl, wlll<ll m•p sllell lands within 1119 1"""1>vt.....U district oovern for 111 oewils ••to Ille eat-of from t••rvlno out wld ~. the .. 10 propote<S lmprOWfMlll dliCrk t Is tSI lmtl•d ••PtMa of urrvlne out wld on Ille wltll ttw Secretary of Ille Ols· pUrpose or any ~ meti.r rtlatlno tr let end h •vellabla tor 1-11°" 11y to tM fof'tQOlno. That at said Ume ettd .,.., person or ,.r10m lnlerest..s. pl Kt any iitrsGns 1111..-nted, lnctud- SICTI°" 6. TNI Moftdey, 1M 10!11 Ing ell Pt'-Dwrlint. IMlds In IM cley of Marci\, 1'11, ill the -of 1 oo District or In wkl proposed Improve. o·c1oc11 p.m., °" wid doly is hereby me111 dlslrl<t, may •-er and be 11.-0 u Ille u .... •ncl IM mettlno llttrd. plect of Ille &o.rd of Directors of s.n. SECTIOM 7. Thel IN Secret.ry of I• Mergarli.. Water District at 111t Ols-the eo.ro of Olre<llors Is llenby or· lrlct Ofllct , 1SS71 M1rg11erltt denpd and411n<ltcl loc•uw notJca ot Pt•~··'· Ml!oSlon Viejo. C.lllornl•, ,, WHI M••l"9 to lit g1_, by pubfl.Slllno lla•tb'f flaltd u , ... p1..ce for a ,,..rlne • c09y of 1111s f'H<ll111ion of lnltfthOtt lft by Ille Boardof Directors of Seid Ols-.,,. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT, trlct Oii the QUfttlons of Ille rorma110n • no11pa,.r of Qllt,,.,al clrcYl•tl0tt ol said Prooosed lmpr-1 district, put>tlslltd Ill ftlt Clounty of Ora1199, o,,.. tllt exteftt tlltrtol, (119 l'Uf'POM fM c• • w"k !Of i-S~e.$lw w"IU •lllcll Hid proposed lmprovem""t dis-pursuant to Section 6066of tlle Gowm- trlct ll to be forrn.d, Ille benefit to mettt C-, Ille first pubtlcatlon lo be l•rtds within the lmprovemmt dlurlcl •t IHSI fOUl1wn IUI days pri« to Ille •rom urrytng out seid llU•POSe, Ille time fhcecl for ti. lleertnQ. Said ftollce estimated •KPfMI of c..-rylng ovt selo shell also be g1_, lly potting• COl>Y of 1>11•pou or any °'""' rNl!I•• relatlno se1d resollrtlon in ttlf" Ill !l"bllc lo Ille l0fe90ing, Th.It at said time -Plt<H •llllin wld pr--lrnpro- l>l•ce •nY penoM IMtrftted, lnctud-mtftl 411strtct for .t -1 fourlMft Cl•) • •"0 all penottsownlrtQ •-In Ille Dh· d•vs prior to ttie time 11..,. ror Yid • trfcl or In .... P<'OPOM<f 1,,_owmenl hewing. Seid notice ~I .. to 1>t llWfl • OIStrlct, '"""-'"' -be ,..ero. by m•lllnv a COVf of uld resolwtlon to SECTIOH 7. Tlwlt IN 5Kretwy of I ... per_,. -lflecl In Sec1IOn S1U1 tllt Boerd ol Directors Is ~ 0#"• of ,,,. ~ COCk at t...a Ill· deted end dlr-.c:ted lo ca ... notice of 1 .. n CUI drf5 Pl'lor to b date fl- • wld 11url119 to be glWtl lly publlslllng for wld llHrlng. • copy of this r.sdutlon of lntenllOft '" AOOPTeO, SIGNED AND AP· lhe Oii.ANGE COAST DAILY PILOT, PROVED IHs 21st day of Ftl>ruary, • newspaper of 91neu1 d rcutan0tt tt7t. l>llbll~ ltt the County of Or .... -THOMAS C. llLUM Prnl<la!nl ol tlM 8-0 Gf Olr.ctors Of Sllnla ~rlle WlllotrOltllrlct u • w"k for I-SUC:USSIVll ---pursutttl to Section 6066 ol IM Gowrn- ,....ttl coo., Ille llnl publication to i. el leaal lourt..., O•> c:tays prior to tt>t time llxed tor lht hM'1n9. Solid -Ice , '>NII el SO l>t g1..., lly Pllttlflt • COi>\' o4 seld resol11tloft In uw .. Cll P<llJll< I pt e(tj ... 1 tlltn wiCI pnlpOAd lmpr-. rnent dl1tr1 for et I.st f-llO ' MYS prior to IN time fulled IOI' Hid • ... ....... SelO tlOtlca ""911 -.. 9'Wfl • b., malling•....., of Niki rnalYllon to ' the Pt,_ llPKlll.S 11'1 SKtiaA sn.21 ol Ult G-"""'*'I Olde at leest 11 .. '"" cm days prior to Ille elate 11..a ror said ....,Ing. AC>OPTEO, StGMEO .ANO AP· , PROVED this itat daY Of Ftbnltfy, I 1971, THOM.ASC. BLUM Preslatnt Of Ille BOM'd ot Dlrec:tor•ol s.tt1e Mllroerll• Wllllf' Olstrl<t CS EAL) .ATTEST: ' FRITZ R.STA.AOLING Stcret..-v ol IM 8otnl of otreclonof Senti~ ....... Water Oltlrkt STATE 0" CAUPOANl,t. I COUHTYOFORAHGE ) ) SJ. (SUL) ATTEST: FRITZ R.STltAbUN~ ~..., .. ....... of Dlre<Wtel S....le M«'gwKa Wet.,Ol•kt STA TE Of' CAUPOflMIA COVHTVOf'~ ) ) ... I, FRITZ R. sntAOUNG, Se<M"fl' of_.._...,Dlt'KW1 .. U.~ MM9.wft• -...r Dt*ld. ... ......., «rtltY t• h twwoafnt ~ WH dlll't ...... ..., tte ...,,. °' Oll'Mt8" If NH Dl*"lct .. • ,....,... ..... ting of Mid Boerd twkt Of'I u. 2111 dll't of l'•IJNW't. 1'71, ... Ola! Ir •• so•ot:iteclll'I .. ...,......_: AV ES: OllUoCTORS 111..cUM, CL.ARK. SCHONE, WILSON "NO WILHEl.M NOES: OIRECT~NONE A8SENT: DtftECTOltSHOtU~ "ltl'TZ R. STMOUHG SecrtCary of .. ._.._ CSE.Al) ~of~ 1iMf'91Wlta w-. Olllrkt STATE OFCAUF0"'61A ) A......,.y ... : f'lltiu-st ruction or works for Ille produc:tlon pr-l>le wlll be lllCw.-.S •ttd *-total •m-1 of well tllndS '° ecql.ll~ ,._, .. , Ille 8-d of Olr-.ctou or ti. Publls'*l Or-co .. 11)1tlly Pilot, tr•rt•mlUlon, storage """dlstrlbllllo~ Ptyablt bet-tt>e t11plratlon of one Sllall not n<etd .,.. •moUttl ...... , to Ol1trlct d8Gt..-.d Us ln1..,11on to 1ortn PUBLIC NOTICE lllESOLUTIQlof N0.11-J·lf M<lrch•. 1, 13, t91t of waler for orrlgelion, domestic, 1,... yur from Ille completion or Hid Ille lot•I operatlttO costs or HICI Im· Improvement Olstrlcl NO. I tot llltls- RESOl.lnlON 01' THE OOAltO DI' 660•71 dllstrlal .,.., munld~t -·~~. t~ -•~s ll11eludlno Ille lni.nsa on s.>ld pro\111nent dhtrlcl for • two·yur -llC• of boeldl '"' ll1e KllUl•ltlon.,... 0 I II I! ( T 0 It s 0 .. s A N T .A Ille l•ttcts -1n11ebit .... ll'';i.:;;. ,::. l>ONls WlllCll i. Cfut -pay•~· prlw perl..i. H ffllmalltd by Ille 8o<l•C of M.AltOAltlTA WATIR DIS'TlllCT, uterlor bouncl¥les Of Wld l~o~:. lo llwll dale encl for .,..<I> moneys of Directors Of Mid C>lstrktl -tllflds ~=~~~c::::-.,.u. .:~: OllAHGll COUNTY, C.AU~ORNIA, PUBLIC NOTICE ment dlslrtCt, encl the t<Cllllsltlon ettd Ille 1mproveme111 district In tne for tllt IMIY<Nflt of t\lelY ••-of trll>YtlOll of weter for Irrigation, Ill THtr INTINTIO" 01' TMIE con1tr11(llonof -•or""' coi•-. truwrvolwlOOlstrklOf'llltf ... .., selOlm~dlstrktswlllcflflls llOmHtl<, ,,,....,,,., •l'ld mllnlClPAI OOARD TO AOOl'T A l"\.AM 0,. tlon, trutmenl •nd d l•Po··i-of to l>t rac.i...a by wld imo.--1 ....-bl• wtn be tncllt'Nd -~ \lfOltl(S ..0. A l'OttTIOfli 01' THE lt·1-sewa-, -I• -storm ";..I-tr, In· dlstrl<l ln>m ett •Mftstt.lt ...--iy PtY•-befcirt Ille .. piretlon of one ~s. IOI' the lends and lflNCliWftls DISTRICT TO •• DESIGNATIO SUl'trlllOACOUltTOl'Tltli chlCll;;; lrunl< -rs. s-aoe ,,...,. ltvltd ••• IMcleQlltltl , •114 tllt ., .. , 1rom tlwt coml'l•liori of said ~:i:::.':.:':~1c~.:::=- "tMl'ltOVllMaNT OtSTfllCT NO. 4'' S'TATtr Ol'CAUl'OttHIA FOfl menl •. wellf' rtClt,,..tlon fac•lllltt, esltbll$1\rNnl of all of IN bond re--r-s llncludlng ll1e lnt.,...st on MIO tlOn and c-iructlon of_... for llw: ANO f'l)lllNO TMll TIMIE A"O TM•CJCMJNTYOFOA.ANGli wtlons and I Mrv• fund°"' of ... pru:eedsof --SWllid'llS--jWytOltprlor coiltcllOll, treat--dlJtlOWI o4 l'UCe 01' HIEAltlHO AND GIVING Mt ....._. llU.mpot>g ' • one "°'RO all .... of • •'d ........... -all ea~ In lo tlltl Otte 4lnd for ~II -ys of "OT'c. THl .. 10,.. · land, •~ -Oilier pr-ty -... --.. -·-· M••"· wane an0 llorm w•ter, ,,.. " "DTICI. 01' HEARING 0~ N<esHry 1,..,_ for IN land$ -c-llOnwt111UiotauUoorlrttlonettd Ille Improvement district lft Ille ctlld1"9 '""* _..., --,,.., WHERE.AS, by Ruolutltn No. l'IETITIO" "°" PROS.A TIE 01' Wl"1: lnhilblttftlS wltllitt Ola uterlOr boun-lssu.,.ce of stlO bonds. treasury of said OOstrlCI °'" llltr .. fter m•lll, w•lar reclemttlOft faclllllas, 71·t-•. Ille lloerd of Dl•Ktors of 1119 A N 0 I' 0 II L E T T E R s dtrltt of s.tld lmc>r-1 dlS1rk;I SECTION J. Thal tM es11 .... 1..s ... to .,. 1'9Celvtd by wld '""""°"'"""'' P\lf't'1Plno stations. """ lnch.cllng all Olstnct O.Cl..-.d Its lftlentlon lo form T IE s TAM IE N TA • y AN o •nd for Ille tcciulsltlon of •II of or pert pense of cerrylncJ ovt seld purpose Is dlllrlct tromart nsanmont prevlou,ly 1-. ••-s .,..., ott>er prepeny lmpr'OWrnenl Olstrkt NO .• tor Ille Is-AUTHORIZATION TO .AOMINISTl!R ot tile ~·•lino fUN!Sof Hid Improve· Ille tmOllnl of '31,000,000-It IS pro-ltvled .,. ln1oaq11alt ), and Ill• f'tKtSftrv thlf"efor for .... tancn - su.11u of bollCll for,,,. acquisition -UN 0 E It TH I t MO IE" I! NO Ii NT meftt district (provided ttwt ,.,. total posed tllal bench for wld lmc>rov.....,.nt eslabll$1\menl of alt Of l!lt bond rt· lnfltl>Hants wltNn the exterlo<' boull· construction of -•kl fOf lhe pro-ADMI NISTR.ATION OP IESTATIS emaunl of llltll fllndS 90 acquired sllall dlltrlct lhall l>t lsw.d '" seld amounL serve fUf\Ct out of the proceeds or Ille ctetln of wkl lmpro--C dl1trkt ductlOll, lraMmlt&lon, ltorage tl'ld dll· ACT. not ••celtd .... _, equ•• to '"" SICTIC)N •. Tlwlt HMIUtneftt~ for Mi• of seld bonclt, -•II ••pettses ltt -fOf' tllt ~JlllOll of •II of or pert trlbutloft of weler for lrrloallott, Est a 1 a o t £ L 1 z .a BE TH 10111 -r•llno <OISls of w ld lmc>•ov•· cerrylttg out Yid Pllf'POS4 ettd for Ille '°""ectlOft wit!\ Ille tlllhorlrtliOtl and of,,,. OPt•allng tunclS Of Mid lmpro- dOmesllc, lndustrlet •nd mllftlclpet EV AN 0 I! I. I NE HYMIE R , • k • men1 district 1or e two-yeer period, '" payment of wld bonds and the 1111 .... u luu•nc• of salcl bonds; •ncl mtttl dlllrkl <provided ttiat tlM tot., purposes, lot U. landS attel ll'IMbltanU EV.ANGELINE HYMER, OeceaMd. esllm1tecl by u. &o.rd of Of reelers of lhereott $/Wiii be lt'llecl ••elusively -WHEREAS. !Ns llo.trd of Olrectou .,.,... .. , of Md\ fundS IO tc.Qljlncl .,,.II within Ille ulerlor -•In Of said ' NOTICE IS ttERE8V GIVEN lfWI .. Id Dlslrlet) -llllld$ for I.lie P"Y· Ott ,,.. lands In Hid propoHd Im· finds It Is In Ille best Interests Of -noc UC-... _, ....a lo ,,,. lmprovttMftl dlstnct, and the ac· KEITH w, Milt.EA f\ts flltcl ,,.rein 0 mtttl of ..,.,, expenw Of w ld Im· provtmtftt 001trlct. Olstr1cl 0..1 a Pttt1 of WO<"ll1 for Mid tot• -••tl"9 (Olb of said 1,__ Clllhltlott and c..tnactten of WCW'ks IOI' petltlctn ,.,.. _,.of Wiii tnd ,.,.. IS· PfOWmtttt "'"rlct wllkl\ It IS Pf'C)beblt SECTIC* •• n..t. Mt!> showtno Ille l"'9"0ft-S -e1pemes be adot>t· -d lSlrlct for. _,._period, •• llwl totlectlen, t,...lmlnt ettd dlSC>OMI -te of Lentn Tosi-t•rv -will be lncurrW -~ peyabte eortefior tlouoldtrlts of iald ~ ~ Pll•Slltftt to Sections »HI et wq. of 01Umeltd bl' the .loenl of Olracten Of of-··_....,'"°""-· In· ,.,.. A~l&atlon to .Aodmlnhter ""°"" llefOf'e Ille ••ration of -.,. .. lrom lmprow-dCsttlct.wlllcl\INP ...... 111• Weter COCI• of Ill• Stal• of said Olstrlc11 ..., '"'*"".,.. PIY-cludl ng I run-1tw•rs, ttw•o• Ille Independent Aclmlftlstretlon of the comPlttlon of lollid WOfils Ctn<llld-oowm fof"allc11ttaf11aslotn.o-Of Cetllornl•; rMfll of noerr • ....,.. of said lm- treil mtnl, ••l•r rectert1atlon Etlaltt Act, rettrtftet 10 wfllcll 15" Ing tM lntaAll °" W<d ~wlllcll Is said pr~ ln"tPrOVt"*lt dlstrkt I• NOW, THEREFOllE. tlle 8oerd of prtvtmef'tdlWlcttlllllOI ft IJpr_.bte feclllllts, IM"Cllno si.tlons. -'"· made for fllrtt. -1lcllltr1,""" !Nt dut lf'td peyell4• "''°'to that oate and °" Ille wltti 1M Secretary of tr.. Dis-Olrecton of the S.n11 M••o••il• \orlll IM lncurrW 911111 bee-,..,,_ ch.Olno •II lend, -sand ..... , Ille u .... -pl-•lf•Nrlngllle seme for wllltll ,._Sof Ille lmpr....-t lrlCI and Is ........ tor IMCIKtlon by W•t•r District DOES HEAE8Y llefort lhe .... ratlonOf-.,.arf.-=~~~'-!=n ~ '!':. lies l>ttn ~few IMfdl 21, tt7t, ti district In the lrMwry otwld District ...,yper50ftorptr-.slN9t'H'*1. RESOLVE, DETERMINE ANO tlw c.omple41on ol Mid~ llrte-.. 10:00 a .m ., In "" to11rtroom of or tlltrHlttrtoberKtlvedl>Y said 1 SICTION '· n..i Mondr(, Ille 20tll ORDER astotlOwl lne Ille Intern! Oii said llonds wtllcll ls lerlor lloundolrtn of said lmprowrntttt Ott>erlmtftl No. l of said court, at 700 provement district from aft es.MU· day ol M•r<.11, 1971, et Ille llou< of 2:00 SECTION 1. n..1 11 Is Ille lntetttlon -•nd peyebte ,rlor to tllal date end dlstrltl •f'td for Ille ecqullltlott of •II or Civic Cettter Drive West, In Ille City 01 ment previously levlltd are ln•de· o'clock p.m., on Utd Oty Is heretrr of this 8oenl of Olre<tors to~ • lw wflkl\ ~Of t1w ~tnettl °'" pert Of the operating fllnds of said h I Pl f Wot'll t ~-... di I I I I ~ I o1 Id 01 tr Improvement Cllstrlct provided thlt _,., • .Ana, C.llfomla. QU.lt), and Ille eslelllls""-1 of •II of I no as Ille time and Ille meeting •n o s or .-nta .... rgerlta s r c n .... ,..,...,, w s icl the 10111 .,_,.,,of well funds so •c· Oaltd Mtrcl\2, 1918. the bond ••-IU<ld ovt Of Ille pro-pl•ce of ,,,. llo.trd of Olre<tors of Weter Olllrlct lot lmpro-nt Ols-or lller••fltf' to• ..c.ei-by Mid Im· WtWAM £,St JOHN, 1 ceeds of IM wt• of wld bon<H. and •II Sant• M••oerlw Wtter OistrlCt at tl\e trlct No. $. Seid Pl•n of Works pre· pronmenl district from •n •sseu· quired t halt not exc-an amount COUttly Cltr1< t•P•nsts In connect I Ott with the Olslrlct Office, 25511 Marouulle pered by Robert Bein, Wjlllem Frost mt"I previously fevlltd •rt lntdt· IQ .... IO Ille lottl C>ptr•tlno COSIS of l"HILll' K. MAUTINO eulhorliatlOn •no ISS<lance Of Hid Partcway, Mlt'llqn lllelo. ~llfornl•, 11 -Auoc:lalt$, dtltd February, 1978, ciuet•I, -Ille esu.bli~I Of •II"' seHI lmPrO\l•mc.nl district for • two· JK .. ""., Amtt1ca lldll. bonds. ...,.by f l..O es h pl.ce tor a lle•rl~ efttllled "SM\ta Mtrgerlt• W•ttr Dis-IM ttono ,_,.,. fund out of t11t pr .. year period. ts tstlrnat.i by lllt Board ·~ tld of tr. 1 of se1 .._... of Olrectors ol wld Olstrkll en41 fllnd• Whlttltr, (A_., SECTION J. That 1111r ostlm.atecl ea· by Illa &Nnl of Olteclors of wid Ols-trlcl Platt Of Wor~• for W•ter and C S St t d --. •nd •II for lllt peyment of ewry -of Tel: ltUI -..s1S pense ot carrying out w 10 Pllr'POM Is trlct on tlle qwstlans o4 Ille lotmetlon W•slewaler Improvements for ••PtttHS lft connecliOft •1111 t~ w ld Im.,__ dl~ct wftidl 11 Is Ahenley lrw: "-'Ml-the amOUttl of $103,000,000 -It Is of w ld r,rOPC!Md lmpr-distrlCt, l"'l>'Ovttnettt OOstr1ct No. r l\es Deen lijlllorlzatlon and lswance of nkt pr-hie wllf be lnc;inl'Wd-~ P\lbllsi..d Or-Coest O•llY Pilot; poWd thet bOnOsfwUtd lmpr_...,,,t IM ea.,., tlle.-.of, tlle pu.--for PttMntltd totNs SO.rd-ls0ttflleln bonds;...., peyablt Mtore !fie expi.-.tlott of one Martll 6, 7, U, 1'1' district Sllelt be lss4led In ...OefnOUftt. -le.II seld ~ lmprowment dis-tllt oftk• of Ille SKreltrY,of Ille Dis-WHEREAS, Wt 8oard oi Dl<M1ots tst-71 SECTIOf4 4. Tlltt eswsoments !of" trlct Is lo be fortNd, Ille benefit to lri<I find~ II 11 In the *l l~Hts Of Ille yur from Ille complttlon of Hid urrylno out said purpo .. •n0 ror ,,. tends wltllln Ille 1mpro.._.,, dlslrtcl IECTION t. Thel the esllmatect ... District U..I • Plan of WwlU tOf' Ytd -•kl flncllldlng 111e lntffftt on Hid peyment Clf wtd bonds and t11e fntel"HI from UIT"ylno out said pu•-. 1111 pense of cwrylt>g out the Pl•n ot Improvements -•-1M _.,. bofwls Wlllcll 11 -ano peyeble prior 1.,.,..,... s111111 be leVttd ex:cluSlvety -tstlmet..s ·-oLCMr,lno °"'said Woru Is cmtmet..t lo i. 11~.000.000. td __,_to Sections J62S1 et-· of lo 11\tl Nie ...S ~ Wflkll ,,_-,s of PUBLIC NOTICE ,,. , I said 1 SECTION J T Ille Weier COd• of lll• Stale ot Ill• lmpronment district lft Ille °" 11 di•~ n proposed mc>r'OW· ~-°'" -otlltr matter rel.ting tor 1 ~ ':i.t'";1 au:~nls C.tlfornla; l•••wry of Mid Olstri<t or, ... ,....... lttrlOUITIOM ~Ja.J 1 "';~CT~O:s The show lo, ... f°"9o1n;. That at Mkl time One! .... ~·;.(\'. ~ .... O<"kS NOW, THEREFORE, v.. Boerd « f!~~1;1:~==~~Ri D ~~S~L~':'RO: ~": ~:·: :: ,~;!~.=~~:~!?.~ :.::E sr.:~?i~=~=~; :~~!~pro:.: ::!.:..~I=~ ;'.Ert:o;or1.0v.1E101•1'1o~":ETtEo~~.~H~Er:rN~1vo· nlibtlSllment of all of Ille bond ,.. MAltOAltlTA W.ATell OISTlllCT, govem for all dtwllsasto Ille ext""\ of district, may tp9eor Onc1 bot lle•rd. SICTIOH 4. TMI e MtP Of tn. e"(· " "' '"'' ~ Olt.ANOI COUNTY, CAl.tl'OltNl.A, said pr~ lmpr-t dlstrkl 11 SICTION 7. Tllet , ... Se<retery Of terlOr bollnd¥1nof lmp<ovement °'"' ORDER tstoUowa: :r:-of':1.i C:::..:, '!:i''!~c::cls~~ It B THC INTeNTION 0" TME Ille wltll the SKnetery of tll<I Ols· tlle tlotrd of OfreclOf's II lle'9t>Y or· tritl No. S, Ison tilt In Ille ofllcoof Ille SeCTIOM 1. T!..c It Is tllt lnttfttlon COMKtlon with Ille a..tllof"IOllon -IOARD TO ADOPT A REVISED lrlcl •lld Is avaltabte for lnSO«tkln by .,....., •nd directed to ce\IW notice Of Socrtlary Of ,,,. OIJldcl •nd It ol tllls Board°' Olrecws to adopt .. luCHnca of wld llonds; Oncl l'UN 91' WOttlll .-011 A "«>ltTtO.. .,,Y perwri or 11tr1101tS lntansted, Mid llHrlll!I 90 be QIWtt by publisftl"CI anllabl• for •-tlon by .,,., ...,_, Plan of WO<"lls for Sant• ~rll• WHEREAS. INS llo.trd of Directors 01' THI'. DISTlttCT DESIGNATED SECT!°" ... Thal -.y, Ille 20!11 • COC>Y of INS rtSOlutlon of Intention In orpersonslmtfnlCKI. W•l•r Olstrld for·~--' o;., tlnctt II Is Int ... bHt lntffHls Of t11t "IMPltOVEMENT OISTlllCT .. 0 . Y of Mt~ll. 1'71. ill Ille hour of 2:00 ttie ORAN-OE CO.AST O.AILY PILOT Sl.CTION S. TllAI this Board of trict Ho. 6. Said Pl .. Of Wortu pre- Oistrkl lllal. ~Of WW1ts tew Hid Z·W" ANO '1XING THI TIME AND 'Cloe-p.m . on salO day Is Mret>y • tttw~r of QeMral clrculoll~ Olrectors dOet r.r..., , .. , • hearing perecl by R-Betti. Wiiiiam Frost Improve-.,..i Hpenwt be adopl· l"LACa 01' "EARING ANO OfVl"O find ts Ille time •ttd IM meetlno Pl>bllSlltd Ill h eow.ty of Or~ on-°" tlle p._secl Plett of WoA.s tor Ille =I~~~ ~a~ 1~ td purwant 10 SKtlons l62:Sl ti Mq, of ltOTICtr TMtrlttEOI' Kt of 1M &o.rcl of Directors of Sen-ca • w"lt !of" i-wctesslve -1 "°"' of 1:l0 o'ctoclt p.m., Merell 20, ~-• lllt Weier Cocto of Illa State ot WHERE.AS, by Rosolllllon Ho. 2•, e Mergarlle W•I~ Otstrkl •I Ille Dis-pUrw.nl to Section 6°" of Ult Gov· 1t11, el 111e r9911tar !Mttlf'tl pta<a of trlC1 Pl.,. of _,., for Weltr and Calllornle; Ille OotrO o1 Olr9dors of the District rt< I 0 lllce, UJ71 Marguerite emmenl c-, ,,,. flrtl pubflc.tllon 10 Ille 8oard of Directors. 2SS11 ~~~~~~lclf'llPf'1 ..._ -•• ~~ !:::!':.!v,: HOW, THEREFORE, tlle llNt'd of ._.tad•,_. -.ilatd by 8oylt Parllwey, Mlalon Viejo, CAllfomie, ls lie at IMSI touneeft ll•I dayl ptlor 10 Merouerlte Perllwey, Minion VlctJO. ~.. ., ._ ·---~· Directors of tlle Slane M••9'rlla Entlflffrfno few ,,,. llCQlllsllloft •nd llereb, fl-4 as tllt place for a -•ne Ille time fl..O tor IM ,,..,1no. ~d Celllomla· -11,.1 1,,. Stct.iery of ..S IOlllls 9-d....,lst11flltlttthlofflca W•ltr Ohlrlct DOES HEREBY COflltNC1IOll Of ftcltlClts for l"9 -Ille Board tJI OlrKlors of stid Dis-ftOCIW Sllall •i!IO lit given by P09tlng a Ille Ohtrkt I\ lle<tf>y Mllhorlleo et1G .ClheS.crtteryoftJwOtstrkt. R IE so L VE, OETEltMI NE AN 0 O..Clltn, SIOregt, lrtntmlSSlon-dis· rl<I Of't tlw .,.s1IGIS of Ille form.Mlott COl>Y of said '""""''°" In lhrft "' directed to publl$11, POSI -man • SECTION L TNt the ettlrneted .... ORO EA esfoOows: lrlbullOfl of wat.r Wltlllft tmpr_,,,...t ·'said llO'OPOMd ,.....,,, .. ,,,..,, dlstrkl, Pllblk PIKes wlt!Hn MHI ""--'Im-l'IOllce of wlO he•rlng es prO\IHled In ~"'• of cerrylne out Ille Pliltl ot SECTION 1. Thal It Is Ille lnlentlon Ohlrlct No. 2·w;.,., tue uteflt ,,,.,eot, the llUf'POM for provemt l'I district for et tu st Section 3'2S.of llleW•t•r Codot. Worlll ls •dm1tldtobe' of !Ills Boen! of Directors to -.,1 • • WHEREAS, lht District by tlllt lcll MIO propll1ed ln'C)rOW!'Mnl dil· loun"n 1141 Cl.1Y1 prior 10 , ... time .AOOPTEO, SIGNED .ANO .AP· Platt of WOrks far Settta Mergerlbt eooptl~"' Its RasollrtlOn NCI. 7..i2·2 lrlct 15 10 be formed, 1118 lleneflt to flud for s•IO llaerlng. S•ld notice PROVED ttob 2Ut d~ ol F'ebruary, SECTION J. Thal Ille auossmtnts tor un.,lno ...,. wlo Pt.,, of Worh Sllell lie le\llecl llP"" •It of llle I-~ wllllln Pf'OPOMCll l"'IM'OW-Olstrltt No.6. 0 modi!""' Ille Ptttl of Woru es set IOftll lattds •ltllln Ille lftlPl"OVemerlt dlstrlcl ,~.11 at·-~ ... ~ ..., __ 111..., • c~ 1tn Water lttrlel for lmprovetMrlt Dis-In tllo Engl-lno Report pr-reel b'( from urrylng out Wid purpose, Ille ,,. -... vo·~· v• .. ~ .... vv• trk l No. •. Seid Plan of Wartts pre-WOOCl,kle/t<llbote & Associates, I rte., Sllm•led ettPt"M 01 urrylft9 out Hid of Hid resolution to Ille per sorts ,,.,.., by Rot.rt 8eltt, Wiiiiam FroA «•led OecemlMr a 14, •lld hu rpose or -otMr metier ,..1.,1no SPKllled ltt SKllan S3S2t of the Gov· anct .Astoelates. dilled Ftl>nlary, 1'79, eutl>orlncl 129,000,000 el tloncb to pro. to the foregoing. That at Wid time end ernmettt C-at teest flfletft <ISi days tntllted "~ M9,_rft.e Wfltf oi .. \Ilda for Ille acquisition end COit· place any PtrlOfll lnMrCKIM lncllld, priO<"lotlleo.1eflxedlO<"sofdlletrlng. trlcl Plan of Warlts tor Water •nd 1tnKllonofsaiclftc1lillas;altd lftO•llpe,....,,,ownlngt .... l,;tNOls-.AOOPTeo. SIG"Et> •NO AP THOM.AS BLUM Prt110en1 of,,,. eo .. d Wasteweter Improvements tor WHERE.AS, II ls-med lo be In 1111 rlct or 1,. said.,.._.., 1.__1 PROVED tNs 21st dll'f of Febru.ry, lmprovtnwll OISlrkt Ho • .-· 11es lltefl I 1'1t pr_,,ttcltolllls &o.rcJancl Ison fife In llest nltrftll of Ille District to furtMr istrlC1, mr,~...,be-d. • THOMASC. BLUM ~ off'-• -.. c---Of -Of~ ...OOlfy ................ Mid Plett of SI CT ION 7. Tlltt .,.. Secnt¥Y or p-•~ of "-· l"""rtct. "' -~~ • -wortts few lmpr-.t Olstrltt No, ,,. Board of Directors Is "'"°Y .,.. ·~-" IN _.rd t•W; ed •"4 directed lo ~ notice of ol Olre<lots of Santa Sl!CTtOM I. That Ille est ..... ..,.... HOW, THEREFORE, '"" eo.ni of kl Mering to be QI""" bY publlsll MarVtrlCa W41ter Di"1'k.I pensa 01 urr'(lno out Ille Plan of Olrector-s of tlle s. .. 1• M•ro•rll• c09Y of 11111 resctwtlon of lntMtlon 111 <SE.ALI w;r.~i~::ir;:-::::.·i:=~. Waler Of strict DOES HEREBY Ille OR.ANOE COAST OAll.Y PILOT, :~r::~: STRADLING -····-I--_......,. Pl-~...._... RESOLVE, QETERMINE ANO ntwlPllPll' Of 90fNrei drcvlel ~ • "" -· • • • ._ _.. -· .,.. .._,.. ORDER es'°''°""': lsl>td ltt 11\e oiunty of Orange,°'\· --.retaryOf Ille Board SMll be levi.d ""'°" •II of h leftds SICTIGM '· Tllllt It Is "" ,.......,.,..,. Ct • wttll f(W ""° -siw ...... .. Olr.<IOBof S..I• wltl>ln ~ lftll)f-' 011trlct of lllls Boerd of Of rectors to lnOcllfY pursuant to s.ctl01160660f ,,... Gow Mt•o•rlta Weter OllltrlCt NO... •nd -Pl-' Ille P1-.. of Works, .. """''coo.. Ille first pul>flaotlon to be STATE OF CAUFOANIA ) MICTIOM C. Tllet • INP of fie CC• fer,., to 111 tM r-.c:lt111 twnof In 1M at least fourtettt CW 0..,. prlot' t<i ) II. ~rfOf' bOl.wldartesof llllPI0...,.. .. 11 Oh-ma11ner ... forlll 111 Ille rttport Of lmt lhttd"" Ille ..... "'°' Said notl COUNTY OFOAANGE ) trlctHo.4,IHflfl'-'"tlleClffic:eOf ... ROberl "'"' Wllll ... Frod and As-llatl•lsobeglvtftby~acopy f,FRITZft.STAAOl.ING,Secrwl•ry Stcretery o1~~1trlct. and I• IOClat-.. •• ,..,_., 14, 1'71. Said Id resollllton 111 lllrte 131 llWll< of t11e "'*11 Of Olredwt.el tile Setlle avaltablefGr llrfall1...,_, rtPort tscin<fllttntbeofflcaofti..,OI• p1ecn ... 1wn Sollcl prtltlOMCI 1mprow. Margarlt• Water OllllrJcl, do llefftr or--~ trlct at HS11 Margwrllle Partcw•y, ment dlstnct torllt leMt f--.i. c1.n CllrtNy tllet lhelfon90I,. """'"''°" seCTIOM I. Thltt tltls ... ,. of. """'*' Vlelot. CalHWrM. Seid ,.,.,. s prl• '° .,.. um. fl..,. ~ ... wH duty .....,,_ ~ tllt lloerd at OlrKton doe.,."""" ult • Mwtftg Is enlllled "h•IPl-••it District Ho. arl~ SaldnaticelNll•teotle"-Direct_ cl Mid.District et"•,...,._ °" IM ~ l"IM ef wertll for tlle . .W Rwt ... PtM ef Wtlf1ls for Water malll119 a~ of Nici,.... .. ..., MMl"'9 el utd eo.t'd ,. .. .., 9"' list 9-r of 2:Jt .. d9dl ..-., INt'do 20, S\'Slltm l'edlld-. -.. • • Ille pe,_ IP9dfled 111 SKtlOe SJS?J ..., of f1tbr\lfrv, 1~ end lhet It -""· .c N ,....ew-.... ..... .,. aaCTICIM I. TMt .. ftl.......,.. ... ~'*"'"'Olde., .... flf· •adoptedll'ttl'elollowfno-.: tll• Boord .. Dlnctor•. UJ71 p.nM Of Uf'Yl"9 out tl\t ...... ef '""(IS) .. ptfor ID .... f AY&S: 01 REC'JORS 8LUM, ~-~ ,!!'~·:....~ wen., Hmodfledand • .,11 ...,,._., or aid liMri. Cl.Alt I(, SCMONE, WILSON ANO .......... _, -..... ,.. --~·Of ... fl«e-4u:t.OOO.OOll••fi:ir111 AOOPTeo, SIGNED ANO AP WILHELM ~: ~ eue:::-!Nft-: ..... fln1 ~ " llclyte E .......... PftOVEO tltb !lit °"' of ...-,.,. HOes: DIR~OAS NONE Mtlw 9f _... ~ .. ...... (A lllO.r ~ tM ~ Plen of WClf1ll 1m. AIS£H'T: OIAECTOflS NOHE ....... 1 .. 2Meltttew-L --Deotlmlilw, "14. end bt ltllt. r• 'fHOMASC. 8LU"4 Fltltt R.S'RtAOl.ING -· --..... --· ,._.~llttdllenll)o ~toftlleBoant S.Cntteryoftl\t'llOl•d AOOP'feD. SIOttll,:> AND AP. Hc:TIOH I. TMt ----• ofOl-'onotSanbt olOlre<tor1of!senla PROY&.0 11119 !11t cl4Pf /(/ff ,._._,, Qff'tlng out NICI Ple1t of Wcwb, a1 Milf911fla.W.terDlstrict MergerltaWeter Olltrlct 1'71, modlllecl llld ,~_,.nit tie' (SEAL) (SEALI ' 'THOMASC.llWM ,..,,_ ncl .... I'( -Ille lanas of ATTEST: STATl!:Of<CM.IF01tMI• ) f'~of ltlt &oeol'lf 1 tmpf'OHment District"°' 2,.W of Hid FRITZ lt.STAllloDUHG ' l H. Of Ofrectorsafse,Q Ollttict. s.cm.,.., .. O..Boa•d "CQVNTYOFORANGE ) Mlfl!HltllW~ Dlslrltf Sllc:TtON .. 'rl\at a matt of V. ~ Ol~ortof Senla I, FRITZ R. STltAOUN01S.Cflltllr'f iV!r'el.f,: 1Wlot' lloUlldefiMel lmP1-iltif1tOI• MerventaWlottrotstrkC flf Ille eoentOf Ol""""'of ttw s.nla Fr1b A. stradllllO trltt No. 2 W II on fl4t Jn tM Offk.e of STATEO,.CALIF'OltHl.A ) ,...,,_,,,""'tr Ofslrle'-• '*"" s.cm_.,of._....., t11e Olstrlc:l end Is.,,.,,.... for,,... > 11. certtty 111tt tM.._.end,...... , .. of OlnictotsolSant. ~"°" bt war pwrtlDfl or..._'"" COUHTVO..ottANOE > • full, 1nw •llCS couect cbpy of Mer90f1laWlilwOtstnct tltnlsttcJ, t, FltITTR. STltADL.ING.Skf'tlt RESOLUTION .. 0 . 11•t-t ot Hid STATEOFCAU~IA ) SeCTIOM I. Tbat tltlt &oerct of of U...,.,., llf Ol-•nof the.Senta 11Mr4,aflllewt e.e-NosJltlt .,._ t>1n1<1ors CIMI heftV't <•II a....,,,,. Mervenw Walitf' Olltflct, do ~orr.....-.cs. Of DI rtlCIOf'S of Sef\l oll Margerlt.1 Weter Olstrkt ISEAl.1 .ATTEST. FA ITZ A.STRADLING Secretary ol tM SO.rd of Olre<lors ol Sall\• Ma191rltaa Water Olu•K I STATE OF CALIFORNIA I ) ss. q:>UNTY OF OR.ANGE I I, FRITZ R. STRADLING, SK~ of tlte lloerd Of Olrt<otors of Ille S.nta Mill"l•rJt.e Watar OIStrlcl. do hereby certify U\41t llle forwgol119 reso11111on WH dUl't ~ .,., tlW &o.rd of Directors Of wld District et e rot9111er !MtllfllJ of Aid Bo41rd hetd on t,.. 21st daY .t Fe1>r11.try, lf71, -lloat II was IO tclotl41td by Ille fol~ng Yott: A YES: OlllEGTORS 8LUM. G\.ARK, SCHONE, WtUON ANO Wit.HELM NOES: DIRECTOR'S HONE A.SSl! .. T: DIRECTORS NOHE F'IUTZR. STR.AOUHG (SEA\.) St<f'ttery Of tflt 8oerd of Olrfttor S Of ""9la Maf'O!Wlta Wtltr District I, FRITZR. STRADUNG.5ot<1'91M'Y of tlte 8~ of Olra<tor1 of the S.ftta IM~rlf• Wettt Dl•rkt. do r.••bY certlfr tlltt \lie above.,..., ,.,..go1,. ls• '""··true end ·corntel tOPY of RE,SOLUTION NO. 7'·2'11 of s.tild &oard, end tllel t ... ,_NS not Min ,a1Mndeclor...,.aitc1. 'OATEO: FtliNefT21, 1'71. S•CTtC* 4.. Tllel • map of Ille ••· terlor bouncl#'IH off--Ols- tricl No.'· Is°" flle lft tilt offlat of~ Secrt!Ary al ... D<slrlcJ -.Is ..... ,.. bit fO#" ·~·Ion by ..,., ... "°" °" -•nt-tecl. taCTICNt 5. TMI lllis llNrlf er Otrectors does ...,.., utt • t.eerlno en tlle pr_..a Plett Cil w.ti1 tor - hiMW of J :JO •'dOdl P-'"·· Mardi 20. 1'71, el U. ....,..,. ,,_Mo ~ •' t11e 8oerd •I Otreclors, 2u11 Merg ... rlte ,..,._.,, Ml.., Vie.lo. ceinornla; ef\11 tMt ttw s.cntery ar IN 01 strict Is llet'eOy evtl\ofti.ed -,,.,..,,., to ,..,.1.,, i-t -mail a nouc. .i Wkf ""''no es ..,..,,,lded"' S.Ctlofl -2S4 oft,.. Waler Com. .ADOPTED, SIOHEQ ANO AP· l"ROVEO llllJ 21st Ny of Febnaery, 1t7t. TNOMASC. llLUM ~oftl\e8oolnl Of °'"""'"of Sent• ,....,_KtWllt•OIWlct (SU.LI 'ATTEST: • ,.RITZ ft. STltAOUNG Sctcr•IMY Of the lotrcl of Of rec: tors of Sant.a Me..-r1w Watflr OIJtrk r ST.ATE OF CAUFOllNl.A I ) SS, COUNTY OFOllANGE > I, l'RITZ R. STllAOL.lt'Q, Sacrtt•rY Of 11\e eoan:1 ol Dlnctors et Ult SaM.e ~•O••lt• Woller Olstrlct, c1o llerffy certify lllet Ille ~ ..-.. 11on ••t d11lr adopt ... l>y u. Boerd of Olre<tWI of said Oltltlct lit• regular "'"ting ol wl4I loerd held Oft tlle 21U Fftl:l'ZA.STRAOLING 5ecl'9teryo41M 8oenl Of Olredorsof Sant.a Mlif'OM'ltaWlllflrOl,tflct Cey Of FtllnWy, 1'71. -tlltt It - (SE.All • '° tdopeecl by ltw foil-lttt ,.. .. , ....-1~0ref\9llfc.aesN>tl4ly Pilot, . AYES: DtltECTOltS: 81.UM, Marcll6,t~tm • 1$7. ~~tH~Ku.-SC"ONE. Wtl.SOM ... ., PUBUC NOTICE I. l'RITZ It. STA.AOL.ING, Secret.,Y 91 ,.,. ao.wd llll OI~ ol Ille S....tt Mlrt«lt• Wflter Otstrkt, dD i.re11y COUHTYOf'OAANOE ~ .ss. on tlle PfO;POMCI m0Cllt~lle41 efid certify ttwt Vie .... Ill nMtutlon DATED: FeWulol'y21,tm. H. I, l'RIT'l R, sntAOUMO.~~ ....,._Ill In "'9 PIM of Worls ,.few wH dYl't odoll'eil bY tlle lloent oi FRITZ R.'STltAOUNO el tM e..w., OlflktOt• el tM s.Ma IM ltour " 21» o'clKll p.m., Mardi Olrecton of Mid Olttrld et• ,...,1.,. setNtary Of h lloanl NOES: OtRECTORS: NOHE AtSl!NT" DIRECTORS: NONE FRITZ fl. STRADLING Secrlltaryof ........ Of OINCW'lef '-• M..._tta W ... Dls:trlct t certify Ille! ll1e foreoolflO resollltlon we• dl.lty _,,.eel by ttw Board Of Dlrecten " .. Id OIWld lit • nQUI• meetl"9 of Mid loetd twfCI Oft .... 2111 • ., of ,.._.,, '"' Md 11\M It •• ......... "" ... '°''""" vvt.: AYll: OIRICTO•s et.UM, CLAlttc. SCHOHE, WIUON AHO Wl\.HIUo\ "Oii: DtltacTOllll NONE AHEHT1 DtRIECTO'tS NONI! (SI.All "Rt Tl R. ST"-'OUHG SecnWyfll .. a...•~ ofa-119~U ..... '*lrlet STATl!I ~CAU,.,..HIA ) ~. 10ft.7 Maf'll4'1t• w.. OlstrlU, • ...,.., to, tm. et 111e ,....,. f'MetfnQ pt-_..,,,.Of Mid Goard htld en u. 2111 of Olreclar'sof Sent• ctrlff't tl\lt tl'lt ..__.no rtlOlutton of tit• llunt of otrectors, 2U7t dey or Ft8rulll'Y, f971, anct t11et 11 •as ~ti Wotw Dl*lcS ~.._. Marwtrlte Peni.ey, Mlaloft Viejo, totdollttclbYtlWfollowlntYOtol (SEAi.) wH Clttly ...... Ill' tlte 8Nrd of Caltto'"'e; ttwt 1M Stcnrtary of Ille AYES:· DtRECTOflS: 81'°"'' Cl1t11, Ptlblltlted Clraftge Colst C.lly Pilot. DIACIWI llf Mid Ollltrlct et• noutar Ol1trlct 11 lteraby autllerlrw llftcl Sc._., WllMn andWlltwtrn Marclt 6, 13, 1'71 ~of .... 8olinl .. ld °"' UW 215' 411..cted .. 1M41t11....i PMt "'9 notlc.e NOES: OtltlCTOAS: HoN .. 71 doly of...........,,"" efttftMt ttw .... Miid llNtlne .. ~Ill 9'<111111 ABSINTt Olltl!Cl't:>lt.s : "°"" '° ~"' .. fOffoowlfllWl!it ....a Of tlw WllW Codt. fltlTZ ft. STAADt,INO AYES: t>IRECTO'-S DLUM0 .AOOl'TBO, SIONEO AND A~· 5et'maryelh9MnS (LAltK, SCHOHe, WIL.IOM A" "OVID tis 211t d1¥ ef Fet1Nary flf0tl9Ci0riftf5-la Wll.cHIL.M • ..____. NOt!S· Ol*EC1'04'SNOHE mt. --·ta•-DCwkt PlmnOWSMl'SlnfS .AtHNT: OIUCTORSNOHI!: :.=-.;.,11:...,., i~~~~Of'CAU"ORH&A lllAMaSTUBMllNT ,,.-. • ........., e/Ot__......... ? n. ,,.. ... ....,... ,.,_It...,....,. 9ec,...,.,fll ... 90ef'd -.wt•w.t•otwlrltt CIOUNTVOl"~E 1 -.:1 MOftYLc.ANE.JDDSSo. ...... °'~-I*• IHAU I, l'lttTZ ft. STitAOUHG, BIW., SllMa Ma, CA mtW (Sl!AU ,.,..,.., ..... Ottlrld ;~::~~l:'L of tlte ~~of 1M llflu J , M~ mt~, LTO. e 5TAT110l"CAUFOflN1a , ~................ •d ~,..,... tr Chcrk1. • ea1rfofnle~a116ft;1G1SSo.Hww, _.., .. , ., ... ..,. ..,..,.fy.,_.V.ellowtlld.........,. SafltaAne,CAft704 > ss. of Oll'Ktenols.nt• • 1all, '""' end cerrect <9" o T11t1 Mt1ne1 la ~11'f oeof'> ~~~.:7nO:.o:=u.o/secret-v -•• ~.~ .. ~~.~.2!.~~~ RESOlU'flOH NO. 7 ... t.~ .... 111 Potetltn ot tfle a-.. Of 0119dwa fll tlle s-ta · •" .....,... ....., ,. . llNrd. and tlwt tM r tw 11Dt been JetMt M. Hafrlt ~r1fa wntr OIWlct, e '*"bot u . •f'Mndff Of,.,.., Tllll ,, • ..,,.... w .. fllW "''"° -. <MllfY tflal Ille ........ ..,._,. 11 DA T£0; .....,_>'ti, 1971, COllllt'( C1tt'11 OI oref\Ot C»uilt't on • fulll trw •IHt col'rKt co'fy of f"Rl'rt II. STl'.AOLING "-"• n. 1t71 llHO UTIOH NO. 1'-M o Aid ~~=-s::f'11 """' Wf"d, Ud INC 9lt -"°'not .,_ ... ,..,1te wao-Olttrkt l'~llstwd Ort119t ONft Dellio ~lot --.......--......-....,,.. l'elll.to,n.~ .. 11.1'11 _.._..._.._ ·-· (Jl!ALl ~11 OATID: ...,_,.,ti, ml. l"lllPllMM Or-.. C..9' Dell¥ ~ltol, -----------;.:..;..~ ,.._._._.. rc"•.ii.rwe es1-11 S«'NWy ..... ..... ·~ ... .... .... ==.-=.~'...i.e. IMf'Cll4 ~"" ... (SEAL) ST.ATE 01' CAUl'ORNIA PUBUC NOTICE PUllUC NOl'IC'E PUllUC NOl'ICE PUBUC NOTICE ••---~ON MO. t•t .. ••IOUITIO. 0. TMa llOA•O OP IH •a CTO•I 01' SAN T A MAROAa1u. "'"'". D•n••CT. O•ANe• COU...,.Y, CAl.ll'OIUUA, R• TN• INTaNTION 0 1' TMa •o••o TO ADOPT A P t.AN 01' WOIUCI flOtt A ll'OltllOM OP TH• OllHICT 'YO 88 DaSIGNATIED "''IMPltOV•""41NT Dtr?llllCT NO. J'' AND l'IXINO THa Tlt!H AWD PU.Ca OP MaA•tNO AND OIVlltO MOTICa TMl•aOI' PUBUC NOTICE "CTIT10Ul .. USINISS NAM• STATaMaNT 1"Pte toUOWf"I P9' .. "' ete d01f\O ... , ....... . SA INTERNATIONAi. COMPANY, JOOI Solltll H•rtllor ''"° S.nt• An•, CA '2/0i Chan Y !>ung, 4111 l<enron Plott•, Or•no•. CA., .. , I G11tlla Mir#, 411e Ke11~ PIM , O••no•. CA .,.., l 111\ buSIM" h <OlldUCled by t O•Mrtl part,.r\Hlp. CNI n Y 5u119 Tiii• •l•t-nt w11 flied wllh tho County Cler~ ol Or•nge CoUf'll'f on F.i. IS, ltll ,._. Putlll•hed Or.noe C.0.•I 0.lly 1'1104. FeD, 10, JI, l'M•CI\ •• ll, 1'11 WHElt&AS, tlf •nelullo" Ho. 7'-t..). the eo..rd 8' OlrKton o4 ,,,. Ohlt1<1 -.c1..-11• llltentlon to'""" ,,..,,...,.._ Olllrlc1 Ne J tor Ille Is· s ... 11<e of llOnft lor the •<olllsltlon .n4 C611ltrucllon of worU tor the prO· duttlO<I, lr.......WUIOll, •IDf--414~ trlll11tton of w•t•r tor I rrlo•tl•11, ttt-7t •mutl<. 1-•lrlal •1141 m1111tclpal 1----------- PllF'POMI, fer the lendol -11\NllllAMI wltlll11 the ewterlor bouftdarlff o4 .. Id 7UBLIC NOTICE l1r1prove"*lt dl\lrlcl, •rid the ac-1------------ 11111bltloft ...., C4"Slt\l<tlcn of WO<" lor Vie <•llK\IGll, ,,...,,.,,. -dhpowl oi -·•· wuta Mtd lion" w•t.,., ,,.. cl11dl n9 trunll Uw•"· uwotoe t r eetrnent, w•t•f re<l•me 11on tac111u,,, ~no •t•tl011s, arid 1 ... dwl119 ell ,.,,., ·-,,....ts and .. ,., ~rty M<AUM)' tlwretor for the lalld& trld IMeblteot& wllf\I" the n · Wlor llounclafles Of M14 lmprovemenl Cll"rlcl •ncl fer the a<-.il!Uo11 Of a ll of or part of Ille DPtf•llno IUllds of .. Id ll'flllll'O¥•mtnt dlUrl<I (provldtd Vwt ttle total en'OUl'll °' MK" funds ., AC· ..Wod IMll f'OI ••<eed en 1mounl -I IO 1"9 left! -r.t1"9 <A>Sh of uld ,,.,., ............ dlstl'kl for • two- \"Oer perlOQ. 11 estl-led Of the Board of Dlre<tors of Mid Olllri<IJ .,.., lulld1 for Ule pe.,...._i of .,,.,., upenw ol w l!I l.rnpnwem911t district Wl\lcll II I• pro0allle Wiii be ln<urre<t 1rld qecome peYflll• llefore Ibo exP1rallo11 of one yeer from Ill• ~omplet1011 or uid _,.., I lncludlno Ille 1111ore$1 on \Aid boftcts Which ls due .,,. INY•bl• pr10r to 11\tt d1te -tor whk" mo,.,, of t he IMprovement district I" Iha treewry of said Dlst•kl or .,.r .. 11er to bl recel..CS by Wld lmpro•tlTMlll d hlrict lrom en·~-• prevlowty levled ••• lnadequel•I. 111d Ill• nlet>lllh-..1 of •II of 1"9 bond r•· :i.er,,. fund out o4 1"9 proceeds of Ille WI• Of Yid bonds/ and •II upen$eS In COf\MCllofl with 1119 1uthorl11tlon ..,,d luu•nce o4 ~ bollcls, -WHEREA$, this eo.rd ot Olrtctors flllds II Is In 1"9 *' 1111.,.stl of the District tNt • PIM! of Worlls for wld tmpr--nts end .. _ tit -.it· 9d llOrJ ...... to Se<llQllS ltUI el Mq, of 11•• Weter Code ol tlle Sl•t• 01 C.lllornle; NOW, THERl!FORE, the &o.rd of Directors of the Sant• M1r11arlt1 Wiier Dl&lrlcl DOES HEREBY RESOLVE, DETERMINe ANO OROER .. IOI-• ' SECTION I. fllll II Is tlw lnttntton of '"'' SO.rd of Dlreclon to .oopt • PIAll Of Worb lor S.nl• Mtr91rlt• W•ltr Dlitrlct lor lrnpronment DIS· trlct Ho. 1 S.ld Pl.n of wori.s pr•· pered by Aollert S.ln, Wllll1m Fr0&t ~ AsSO<IAI", dtled ,,__ry, 1971, ... uuec1 "S.nta l'Mr~rlte Wat., Oh· trlct P t•n of Wor11l tor W•t..-encl l'ICTITIOU5 e U51NEl.S Nt.Ma JTATlMENT Th• tollowtng perton •• doll\9 bonl ,,,.,, ., KNICKKNACI( 01SfAl8UTOAS 1106 011••• IUwr Clrclt, Fount.oln Valley. Ca1trorn1.1 n 1oe OebC>rah Michelle POf\rlo, '701 01· tewe River Ctrcle, Fountain V111ty, C•lllornle '1108 Tl\ls bui.lnt.s ll conducted by •n In• d l•ldu•I. Oebor•lt M. ~rlo Tllh •l•l-1 we1 ltlM wllh tlW Counly Cieri! OI Or41ft99 County en February n. 1911. ..... JJ4 Publ•shf<f Orano-C:O.st Delly P1~1. Feb 11 and Mer. 6, ll. 10, "" 71t 18 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITOU SUl"E•IO. COVllT 01' TME STA Tl 01' CAl.11'011.NIA PO• THI a>UNTY Of ORANOl Ne.A.to" !;state of PERCV HEWELi. PELl.ETT. •Ila P. N. PEI.LETT,·-· PERC PEI.LETT. Oeuawcl NOTICE IS HEREBY CilllEN to Ille crt<11tors ol tlw .oove Nh''MO decedent th.al •II 1>9''°"' havl"!I claim\ <19.alntl tile .. 10 cltceOltnl •re required to fill' INM, Wtll'I u. nece.wry VOU<l'terS, In lhe Olll<t OI Ille tlArl< of Ille lbO .. entllled court, or lo present tlllm, wllll Ille ne<eu••Y vou<llers. to 1"9 u" IH"IQne<I at U. office of ROIERT >ilJMPHAEYS, Ml Oowr Or., S..ltt U 'lewp0rt lleKJ\, C.lllornl• 9166.l. w lllth IS Ill• pl~t of buSl~S of the un ~erslg""d In <tll ,,,.llfO oertalnl"O 10 U\I t\t•lt Of w1d de<edent, w1lhlf\ tour mon111s •ltfr I~ llrsl publl(fltOll 01 t11u l\Ollu . O•l•O Fobr~ry 1. 1919 AOBEATl..HUMPRREYS E u cutor of tht Wiii of the abO .. "•med Oe'edenl ROia AT HUMl"H•EYS Mt Dever Dr., S..lte )l N••-t IHcll, Ctllfon.i• ... , Tel: '4S 1119 A, .. ,,..y ........... --- W1steweter ""pro11e m el\U for 61"7I Improvement Olatrkt Ho. J" 1W1 bHll !----------:.;,,,;_~ PubllShed Or-CoHt Di iiy Piiot, Feb. 20. 11 -,,,.,. •. IJ, 1971 pres.nte<I to 1111• Board and Is on file In tM olllce Of the Secret•rv ot lhe 01•· trl<I. saCTlON L Th•t Ille estlmeltd ••. pens. of c•rrvlno out the Pl•11 of works Is esi1,.,....., 10 be 5tt.soo,ooo. SECTION 1. TMI ,,,. •s~sme11i. tor urrvl"O out .. Id Plen of Works SllAll t>e torvled -•II of IN ••""• within proposed Improvement Oistrlct No. J. SECTION 4. TNI 1 map of ~ n · terlor llOu"<l•rles of lmprOY<ement 01 .. tri<:I No. J, Is Oii iiie in the of11ce ol tM $ecretery of th• Olslrtct •nd Is evell•bl• for IMpe<llOll by eny person or person• llllHHIAd. SaCTION s..' Tl\et 1111• llotrd of ~ctors does "9reby cell • heerlnQ _. th« prOl)OMd Ple11 Of Worl<s for the "°"' of 2:JO o'clo<lt. p.m., March JO, "71, el ""' r9QUI., "*11"0 Pl•ce of the llo•rd ol Directors, 2H71 M4or9uerlte PertlWey, MIHloll Vleje, C11f1orn1a; end INt 11\e Secretary of Vie Olllrk:t Is her9W llll"°"IUd •rid directed 10 !MAMlllll, put •nd mall • notlct ot Hlct lle.,lllO u provided In SKllOll l6uA ot , .. Wiiier C-. ADO .. TEO, SIONl!O ANO AP· PROVED tllla 21at dar Of F.WU.ry, '"'· THOMAS C. Bl.UM ~ ot lhe eo.rd of Dire< ton ot ~. Ma19trlte w .. er D• strict <St!A~l ATTl'5T: FltlT%R.STltADl.INO Secr.t•ry Ol lhe eo.rd ot Olrectonotlenta ~1rll• Water Dhtrkt STA'tt! OPCAUFOAN14 , ) H ; COUNTY 01' OllAHOI! l I, FRITZ •• STRAD\.INO, Sec:retwv fl# Ille 9olrd Of Olre<ICWs of llw Sant• Mergarll1 Wtlor Dlllrlct, 00 lwr1by ~rtHy tllet IN tor.volno resolUllOll WH 41UIY ado91• by Ille lloard of PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TOC•EOtTO•s SUPIE•IO. COUltT Of' THI STATl 01' CAUl'ORHIA l'Oll THI COUNTY OF ORANGE -·-l sttl• of JUl.IANNA WVATT, Oecused NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN to the creditors of I,,. .OOv• named •<-nt lltal •II pertoftt ll••i"O claims <191ln1t tlle H id de<-nl •rt ,_,,.., lo fllt them, with tile neceuary voucllers, In llW O!llCt of Ille tlerk of Ille •bOVA ~· ttlled court, «>< to pr6fnl -m. wlllt , .... nf'Cf'S,WFY YOU<hef"$, to • ._. un 6eoloned at 1"9 office ol Eestm•"· O•""· c.._ & 1utes11, 27'° Hu1»1 Blvd., Con• /Hu, C.lllomo1, _,.kh •• lllt Pl•<• of bus1nus of lh• un· de"IOM<f In ell ,,,.ll•n pert.1lnl11g to IM nlll• of ... d Ot<-nt, within lour month• altar the first publlutlOll of 1111, notlct. 01t6d l'tbrulry 28, 1911 MARY COOK E lllKIATI• of the Will Of the•-Mme<! OAC.otllt LUTMAN, DAVIS. cooo•NO&•UltlSH Utt H.,_ l h d., Wte IU '9Sll Mew, CtlNenH m» Tel: ..... Atl'lf,..y ... a.c.trb Publl•Nd Ore1191 Coest Ollly Piiot, M1rc11 6, ll, 20, 27, lt7t ltO,. PUBLIC NOTICE SUP•ltlO. COU•T 01' THI ITATI Ofl CAUFORNIA !04)• THI: COUNTY OF ORANOI! .......... N OTICa 01' HEA•INO 0 1' PETITION ltOll PltOUTI 01' Wit.I. AMO LITTERS TESTAMIENTARV l!st1le Of EVA 0 . POI.SOM, Decened. Olrectorl Of Mid Oh trkt 11 e r9911ter NOTICE 1$ HEREBY GIVEN llWI Mffllno of .. Id Bo.rd held on 1he 2111 O\.ORIA H. SC.OTT,,., flied herein 1 dey of Februlrv, 1971, An4 11\A II WH petlllon for Jtrobe19 of Wiii •!Id Is· so llctopted by t .. IOlloWl"ll vole: A..,. I!$. b IR I! c To.-s 1 1. u M Wince Of l.All•rs Testament•rv to, ... • • Petitioner, ref••-• to..,,,.," Is medt Cl.AIU<, SCHON(, WILSON .t.ND for fwther pertkulen ..,.d 11111 the WILHELM • ....._ !liOES· OllU!CTOAS NONE ti-lllCI piece of '-•1llO 1,.. ....,. AISEHT: 01•Ec:TORS HONe "" t>een wt for ""'"' 21. tt7t , at FRITZ II. STRADLING 10.00 e m • In Ille cot.rt room of Secf'91M\' of IM Board Oeperlm<!nl No. l of s.lld coun, I\ 700 o4 Dfrt<lonof Sent• Clvl< Center Drlw Wbl. In the City of Merterltt Wil1H Dhtrkl Se"tl A111, Ctllfor111e. CSEALl Deted Man:" 2, 1t7t. $TATE Ol'CALll"OltNIA WIUJAM a . IUONN, ) SS COUl'lty Ci.rte COUHTVOflORANOt! l . JOHN H. Mn(lfl!LLUQ. I, Flin II. STltADl.INO. Se<retary 110 HtWll9ft OttltM'.Dr. Ste, IPI et Ille herd Of Dtrt<l«I ot ttw Senta ....,...,.. ...0. CA,_ ~rverti. Wetw District, w hereoy Tell 17141 ..WW u rtlty ti.at the atiow ...., lonooino u •it-y f.-: ,...ltl_ • 11111, trve •114 to,,Kt copy of Pvbllllled OrlllQll eotst Ollry P11o1, RlSOLUTION NO. 71·2·• of Mid Mer<h6, 7, I), ma ... rd .. •nd tNl.,. ·-"''not -·----------'-'-4 -" ~ .. ,..,..1 .... l>ATIO:.......,.,., JI, 1'11. l'ltlTl It. STllADl.IHG IK...WrvflflM eoero CHAU Of OIN<10U Of Slnte Mllf'lertte Wei., Olllrlct ""'"',.... er.,.. eo.11 p.11., ,....,, MIKll .. U, 1f11 ISH1 PVBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE ffOT1 U TO C11110t10ltl IU~•afOlt COUllTOP TMI &TAMCWCAU .... NIA !'04' THI COU..,...., 0'0ttANOI lllWA«'lt:I l1t1t• ol o•&.&o.A ltAKASl!K, 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D ·A I L y p I L o . T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • Ilea! hlol1 1000 '99'1 ......... 3000 469' luollleu. '"""'"""' 5 r-111 -.000.~ .._ .......... ,., .. nci1 .. "" .. f9UM . ~S4" 5tf y"" .. it.pQtr' .000-61m EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY ,....,.'•Hoffee: AU real estate advertised ln this newapaper is sub· Ject to tbe Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes It illegal to advertise "any pre· ference, limitation, or dl!crimination based on race. color, religion, sex. or national ong10, or an The Bl1pst MarketpllCt on the Onlnp Coast tmploy"''"' & DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED . ADS l'r•po<Ol'911 .... 7000 719t M«chor>do• • IOOO '°" ...... .. ""°""" You Can Sell It, Find It, . One Coll Service ( 642 ·=5678 ) ~ ....... • 90(».'°9'1 Trade It With a Wont Ad Fast Credit Approval ~··-"-f ron•pOf fo1ion 9100"'" Houses For ScM HoYHt For Sd. ~::.':~.~~ ....... 1~~:!.~.~~ ...... . •..•••...•.••.....•.•••.................••...• ·•••••········•········ G...,.el I 002 G..,.ol t 002 ....•.........• , ....... ······················· II WESLEY N TAYLOR CO. H.EJ\ I. TOHS ~ 11 1t·1· HM() CAMIO HKMtLAHDS-OCEAM VIEW Wake up in this lovely 4 BR home to the beautiful sight of a variety of birds. Quiet street, a lmost like country living. Lge private front courtyd. Private beach. $179,500 WESLEY H. TAYLOI CO .. llALTOIS 2111 S.Jn;' ....... HEWP'OltT cana. H.I. 644-49 I 0 1002 GtMrol ' 002 Get.tf-ol 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• HPT ICH CONDO OHL Y $82,500 Bright & cheerful end un It. Btn highly upgraded 2 bdnn, 2 bath w/comm. pool used by only 12 owners! Cloae to Westcl1Jf Plaza & "Doc tor's Row!" 646-7711 HACH RETIEA T s-tta of Hldnwoy CoroM .. M• Newly remodeled. Split level, • bdnns, 3 baths. Ovenized lot Wltb poten· I.Jal to build large addi· Uooal wut.a w1tb swim· ming pool to boot ! $167,500. &W-7270 AU4tUt SHC.id ~ REALTORS OMEBLOCK TO BEACH From this delightrul beach retreat decorall'd w/creativity to provide a homey,woodsyfeeling.3 bci. 2 ba w /open beam ceilings & extensive u:.e of nurrors &t paneling. Two btfl patio areas. Short walk lo tennis crt & public park. Juat listed. 646-7711 CAMEO SHORES intention to make any ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~ such preference, limita· - $64,900.VllW Stepe to pounding !IUrf and crystal sand! Back yard 1s bay area play· ground. Winding wooded walkway& to !lecluded en· tryl Gourmet kitchen. Step-down conversation a rea plus fireplace! Sunsh ine breakfas t patio. Pool-jacuui - volleyball. Garden living UDO ISLE Beaut. Medlt. 3 BR. 4 BA home, xtra wide lot. huge court yard entry w ttile fountain. Lido Isle. l'OOL +VIEW Prime Cameo Shores location ! Panoramic ocean & jetty views! Private courtyaid. High vaulll'd ceilings. Form a 1 dirung room. Romantic tiled fireplace in sunken convcrsallon pit. Gallant gourmet kitche n! 4 s pacious bedrooms. Maids quarters. Rock & black mountain pool! Try contrnct or lease op- tion-unbelievable at on· ly $329,900! Cal l now-752-1700 lloo, or discrimination." GeMral 1002 GeMnl 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• This newspaper will not ••••••••••••••••••••••• knowingly accept any CAPE COD 1--------- ad ver tis _ing. f<?r r eal $53,900 MEW HOME estate which 1S in viola· S2 ISO Ecnhkle C . M. \ion of the law. TOT AL DOWN Builder just completed this 2 story 4 bdrm home. BtRORS: Adnt"fben ~ clledt their ads daily met report .,.. ran lns:s ... efy. Tiie DAILY PILOT a.-1 latMlty for .... flnt ... corrtd lnMrtfoft ottty. Winding roadway t o Features include; vault· liOAring 2 story retreat! ed ceilings, 3 car garage POvatc grounds protect •. RV H secluded entry to lavish .,. storage. urry' living room I Gourmet choose your own carpets. kitchen overlooks sun· Call 5'6·5880. ... ~.~ HERITAGE • • REALTORS shine courtyard I Wind· Ing stairway leads to sweepin&: ma s ter bedroom plus child's ---------• retreat! Hurry, seller iE ---------- anxious. 847·6010 szst.soo JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 al its fmest. 847-6010 ---------- Ol'ftH I 0 .,, SIUN . bl'. (. [~ilfl~HI GREENIROOK EAST SIDE Charmer! 2 bedroom, 2 bath! No common walls' Fresh paint' Modern kitchen! Double garage! All !oconly $68,500! Ol'f.N 111 11> ti ~ #UN tO ~(N1(1r • bdrm, 2 ba. Extremely J>OPUlar CA MELOT mdJ. Thia lovely home localed on a cul-de-sac within EAST SIDE FIXH easy walking distance to RED CARPET 754-1202 c .. ,,. r ,. r "" • ·nt''· --r · l®•l ~~~~········ [a11m•. ;tJ{lll G••r• 1002 ~k -~l\n:i;_, $67,500 So. Coast Plaza. theatres WHAT A IUYI HUMTIMGTOM Oldie but goodie, huge / & restaurants. Many out-I ··••••················· ~-.~~;·~~~~~~~ lot! Zoned R-2! House standing features in· Good starter home. IEACH IEACHVILLA $105,000 Unbelievably low price!! Just blocks from the water . Xlnt Newport Beach location. Sprawl· lng cootemporary home. Wood de ck entr y. Spacious living area with massive rrplc, rustic family room. Open beam ceilings & wet bar. Circular stair leads to fantastic sun deck . Hurry on this one! ! Cail today! 646-7171 d II: I s· . lud Large irregular lot com· FOUR uu1TS n ee s wor · 1tt1ng c e: pletely fenced with block " •--L ._. R _-. porch entry! Cozy living! Custom Dr a pen es wall. 3 Bedrooms and Four luxunous units with ~ -r elrwar Large storage sheds! Covered patio Family Room. Neal & spacious owners unit . Fix & Save SS$! Prime Better hurry 1 ! Call Decorator Wallpapers clean . Perfect f or Almost carries. Owner location! .34 Acres! 64S-0303 throughout children. Won't last at wilitradc.Forprofitpro· Older ranch style home! OutdoorgasBBQ $59,900.Call546-2313 jection including tax Country kitchen! Large Auto Gar Door Opener oPf.N "' 0• 11 s"'"10111 ''~1 ' shelter benefits hurry ~~F~~~~1:~:;~:~ ~~~~~::.~~· [~'IUPMitl :leuecal1~~18s. Just liated! Won't lut at ~~·~·~~~~-~~~~~ ========:!~· 'et~. ~~--~-~::1~:c:~· -~=~-~~~· .I RE:ALTOP.sh th15 price!! Hurry I Call _ ; 645--0303 SEEK & FINrt FERNS EL MORRO SUn Charmer FORESTE OLSON •NL I'll At •(Jl.t•• Want Ads Call 642-5678 The Cape is Tops! t,AGaB~ -Co here. there. mrywhefl in dashinc. cozy upes. Whirl out in tow" or suburbs In Ion& 01 short d.,JTIOlld. dtsi&n capes ••th deep Irina• tum. Knit both usily of knit· ttn& wor~ttd. Pattern 7098: Misses' Sues 8·20 included, Sl.50 for uch pattttn, Add 3Se uch pallern fOf fltst·cllss Sllt'tl •Mr1 tlllt lnto tfle llln· airmail and handlin1. S-4 to: 'hint free~ a bird in thi$ fl.tie ~~d~aft Dept. 10s d~I ~ht ti IM tlll wr1ion Dally Pilot With en=-ties. tao. Bt 1 lol lU, CM c;eM1.a Sta.. .... tM1tr mom-• It tft I few TA ltf U!Ol I. Prillt ..... llouts of law<O&t cott.oll1. ..._, ZI,, Pttttnl ....... f'!\nted Petttfn 94S9!. Cllil-VALUE packed. 1978 HEE.OLE· drtn s Sim 2, 4, 6. Silt 6 CRAfT catalol. Cf1005e lrOlll talles l 318 ""'' 4S.lllcll. 225 dt511~$. 3 ,, .. inside. All s-4 $1~ llf -" .......... ~r•fb. Knit. Croclltt. Send 75' I AM * ... -..,. ""$Ult 'rt ~ .. $1.50 ""... ........ ...... ,... S..Ofh ......... .Sl.50 .... ti: Stiff '11' "" Qlliftt ...••. 11.n ...... IUlnl Stltdl '•' ~ o-tb.... 12' c..cw•s.-...... .. Pattern PtPt. ~1 ~ .............. lM 0.lly PllOt lllflr rtftr Nlt ......... . ~ !\!. ~~ ........... ... d2..... • It.. YI!\ S.W • bit W ......... J'S =' .. ' ......... ~ .... 1•t• Ii ZIP, llZl .. ......,~ W .. 1,.., • ...... ~ ..... .. UJOt( ltCM. 'YOONG. stw:r ..... c.Mlt ........ . MI '-lll1 S.W Mw d ............. _ ..., -*ti. .... 1 ............ . ·•It: 111 mrr SPllitC-$1111· 11•...a ..... ~. ME~ 1~JTlRH trrAl.OQ. fl'W ~11• •.. • ..-. Cllllf'll·.-. lW z flt. ...... ;111 ,.,..... ~ ~,~-ti I '1 ........ .ne , ......... "!\F •• .... n ..... ~ .......... ... ·~Qlllt t• Q .. , .. . .........,... •· JI ................. . HEWPORT IEACH Highly upgraded, 3 bdrm, family & dinlng rooms, new brown plush carpets, sparkling pool and loll! of extras. Of· fered at only $128,500. Call ~llSl W A B A S L T R A W N A E L P S T S H 0 Y T V E N L 0 C I Y W D 0 T l B Y 0 E E L E Y M K H L Z 0 0 R R P R A A N 0 0 K 0 S W A T I 0 0 X 0 W A T R E T P C A A I I 0 I 0 W G W E C A T R U 0 MOllLEHOME $44,500 ~-...HERITAGE • • REALTORS H L P V ff R E F 0 D H U K S O~G G K T I G 0 L S E E E E Q E E N 0 E N H H A H E E L R E R E R H H G 0 W R 0 0 R K B A G H Y Q l W Q S H 0 H A H B T N 0 I l S 0 S P 0 T I V W A J E S G S E E H B E W S 0 0 T T R H P I I H T R U A G ~ R £ F I I 0 E A 0 L G R E N E W C N G B E R V K 0 Y 0 R A T T L E 0 H R A S R C E T 0 A Y N A I E S C R 0 A WEKAKNARDMTSNRRAFAS The "Terrace" providr~ nearly 180 deg. view or rolling coastal hills on one hand & the va!.l BLUE PACIFIC on the other. The sunsets are breathtaking, so call for your appointment al 645-7221. US!THE DAILY PILOT "FAST RESULT" SERVICE DIRECTORY For Result Service Call Wntdff R.alty 642·5671 ht. 322 lmtn.1etlons: Hidde,, wo1d1 ow appear -, wiwd, up, down Of di'9')<1tlly. Find eech 1f\d boll I Lady Woodferns Rattlesnake Chain Sensitive Maidenhair : Gold Climbing Adder's Tongue & Bracken Polypody Spleenworts Tomorrow: Kinds Of Bait March 22nd thru 25th ONLY! ilot; poGpou:rri That's pot-pour.ri : a confused collec;tion, a miscellaneous mixture, a hodgepodge. Pilot Potpourri Is our way of observing INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING WEEK by extending savings of up to 50 percent. It's a good time to clean out and spruce up. MAR. 22 (Wed.) thru MAR. 25 (Sat.) • Have a GARAGE SALE! • Sell your extra PLANTS & GREENERY! • Get your neighbors together & have your own SWAP MEET! I ! Adi ere llmlted to miscelleneous merchandlM tor HI• ontyl I (No Real Estate) Write 1 "°'d each space, minimum size ad Is 3 lines. THERE IS PLENTY OF TIME TO GET IT ALL TOGETHER I t Fiii In the Handy order blank below -DO IT TODAY!!! l NO. OF 4 DAYS WORDS 12 5.00 . 16 6.00 20 7.00 . . 24 8.00 . 28 9.00 .'.l~ ·'fO:o·o 36 11 .00 40 $12.00 If you nMd more room for your meaHge Juat pr1nt or type 4 words per line •nd lldd $1.00 extr• for Heh eddltlonel tine • -------------------~--------------~--------------PIH .. tcf'ledOle MY Ptt9t Potpourri ad to run March 22 (Wed.) thru March 25 (Sat.) with no change of oopy. No rebete for Hrly cancetl•tlon. Encfoaed la my check o' money onler for • • • • • ••••• °' plHte cha roe the~: 811\kAmel'tcard, VISA No ......................... l!11plre1 ........ . MasterCl\Wgia No ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••.••••••••••••••• Explrts ••••••••• ·~. Na mo .... ~ ••• , ••• ·'• ••••••• , •••••••••••••••••••••••.••••• ~ • Pfloirt• ............ ArN Cocte ......... . Addr•1s ••••••••••••••••••• ,. ............................................ pty .................. . Mall t.o~ <>rant• Coa1t Dally Piiot Clat1tflod Ada, P.O. Box 1HO, 330 W. Bay at., Co1ta Meaa, Callt. 82828. DAILY PILOT ) r I I. . . . . . . J 0 DAILY PILOT Monday, March 13, 1978 Houses For ScM Houses For S• HouHs for Sak Houu' For Selk Hottses For Sale ..-,;-....:;.;..;;.;;.~=.;._------...;.;.;.;;.;.;.;::=.t.:,.:;:;::::.::.:.;..:.:::.:~:.::. • • • • • • • • • • •• ...... ••••• • ................. ••••• • •• • • • • • • • • • • •••••••••• • •• • • • • •• • • • •• •• •• • • •• • • •••••••••••••••••••••• ·~-~-~ ...... ~!!!.~.~~--.... ' ~.~~ ....... ~.~~ ..... :.~~~ .......... !.°!'~ ~~::~~ .... -.... !~~ ~~ .......... !~~! ~~ ....... !~!.! ~-~ ....... !!.~~ *'•••.. I 002 Ci....-al I 002 G1•ral I 002 GHer.. I 002 $45.500 MUST SB.L HOW "•••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• .. ••1•• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• S p a c l o u s 2 B R ~qe Parlt ~~ Ar din-GREBtllOOIC ------------·· __ ._, FA .._.T .&.SJIC 5 BR Townhome. located just me rm, cove~ patio. 3 BR, 2 ba, fam rm. " A afewminutesdrivefrom Ter!M" to suit. $80,.500. form. clln'I rm, lndry ' -COUMTlY EMGUSH DICOI No it's not the 5 Crowns -but the feel of this 2 story home is that of an English Inn: custom wood moldings. built-in bookshelves, warm earth tones and a fireplace in the family room. The home is 3 bedrooms, 3 baths and a formal dining room. (It could easily be converted to a 4 bdrm home). Located in Irvine, priced at $100,000. U,._,IVUt: li()Mt:S ~COATS & WALLACE ~REAL ESTATE, INC. A LOCALLY OWNLU COMPANY SERVING THE SOUT H COASI AHEA SINCE 1963 WAIT Ta&. SUMMIU -Even il you're not thinking "Pool" right now, summer will be here aoooer than you think! Buy tJli$ fine custom pool with decking and paUo and start swimming by mid May. A neat lltUe 6 yr. old home in Irvine goes with ltt Only $74,900. C411154Ml41 IEADY TO MOVl7 Immediate occu~ancy at a realistic price. Jmagme 4 bdrms for only $97,000. Close to beach. c .. 64CM 16 I Serving Costa M esa-Irvine Huntington Beach-N ewport Beach 1002 GHarol 1002' REALTORS • 675-6000 . . ............................................ . 2443 East Coast Highway, Corona del Mar also in Mesa Verde, at 546 ·5990 1002 fiHaral 1002 ....................... ........•••.•.•..•..... IOHUSESIH IAYCRE$T Donr sa.or ... vtew Dramatic 3 bdrm, dining room home with soaring wood ceilings; tile and exquisite papers prevail. Make appt. to see this very special family home. CONTEMPORARY TRM.EVB. *VETS• %eroDown X«oCosh Absolutely Immaculate PETE BARRETT Baycrest Home! Featur- Executive home in one ol our finest areas. Walk to 2 parks. Frml dining. Huge bonus rm w /wet bar. 3 car garage. Im- mediate occupancy. Ju!ll listed. ~ 7711 Homes in all areas, all sizes. Call: Veteran Housing Agt. 541.0100 ing all tiled entry. -REALTY-Massive stooe fireplace. Formal dining roorn. 642-5200 Parquet & paneled fami· ,.._ .......... _ .... _...,_ll-_ __:...;.:.:;::...::::::..:.::;.:;,:_ __ ly room. Enormous -------- MINl-aAHCH 411. Master wing, Plus 2 REDUCB> IMVESTOR'S This beautuul f amUy home, with an s. Coast Plaza. Seller 831-toll rm. Hampton model. Nr xlnt view. is in top condition; wantatomoveq.uickly, MUSTSEUMOW So. Cout Piasa. Prin· carpeting, paint & drapes are new. 754-7100 Mesa del Mar 3 br. 2 ba, apals only, '99,500.. By Well landscaped; numerous trees. garqedr090r.TermAto ownr,556-7484 poolsized ya.rd; location is prestigious. suite. f19,I00.13l·il08l nc rsc··· •ym LA VITA area of Laguna Niguel, 5 IDRMS ur.~ RU B ASTR/I $157,500. MESA DEL MAR PRICE ~ride of ownership. On this clean MESA Highly uperaded ainlle ~ Rec.l [;1a1.,1nc 759-0811 450 NEWPOHT CENTf:R OHIVE 7f>9·08l t TRIPLEX INCOME $905. VERY SHARP. PRICE SI 55,000. story. Added on mother· VERDE home. Spacious in-law or teenagers wina. fam area witb •kY light. bdrm __ , ... 11..-r ..... Formal eotry to formal 1 \.V\llU'"' rml uiu Uv room. 2 Patios. At rm. Hvy shake roof. Ex-$19.SOO. Jl woo 'tlastlong, dt:lngemotional home. A aocallNOWI MS-7221 must. see! Phone nowt 54.S-M91 OWMER/AGT. ~ CARRY 2MD. 2266 MINER. C..M. Real F.atat.e ,_PH:_S_4l-5 __ 7_l._7_. __ • New Condos, 2 Rr, 2~ Ba, Wettdff Realty G1•1.. 10021G••ral 1002 lyAfpatslw,.. 2 frplc'a, ceramic tue•-------..:...-•-•••••••H n• .... _ _. ..... ••••••••~··-· MSrCUFF IEAUTY kitchens & bath. Pool Ir 4 And den oc s BR. 4 BA. _IP..:..•_._11_s-'9_12_B_rot_er_--1 Q.OSI TO IEACH llG CAMYOM 4 BR. Cam. rm.. 3 baths. Beauttf ully decorated f amiJy home with patio views from each room. siJS,000 UDO ISLE Newly remodeled 4 bdrm.. den, 4 batb.S, living rm. w /cathedral ceiling . Lge. master bdrm. suite. IAYFRONT Several fine bayfront homes " with pier & slips BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Boy\od•· Orovo• N B 675 6161 1rg. tam/dining room, 2 % Bdrm. 2 bath. Good flX· frplcs. Great scbls, U..CWdle9 S., erupper.p;oc>. C:~i!~~~ family ... It couJdn'l bwt to call 400ltr'~RI~ . wardinl career ln real ~r; • • -~ 0. . Chuc~ Nash about. a re-Le.I.~!-A!!i-----~' !-!"' !• ! . ....._!!~ estate. Free trainin& if ' · you qualify. 540-5101. ., .;n..L.~ Central area, great poten. ~ E /Side Custom home. tial, 3 BR. Gar, focd lot. .. · 3Br, huge fam. rm., 3 car $'19,000. Terms. Ownr, Balboa Island Really gar., on Jl.z lot. Act 114MUO .. "' •. -..-.-..-.-twe-nn --------673-8700 REDUCB> MESA VERDE JUSTUSTED! Newport Beach; cozy 2 bdrm. house with gueet out ot state owner must S 12,000. sell 3 BR, 2 ba.; oo cul de Qniet cul-de-sac street. sac. $85,000 act; tD Santa Ana Country A. Johnson Bkr m-t964 Club & tennis Club, now !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I room; on 30¥35 R·2 lot, just i.; blk.. to ocean! '1J ,500. 3 Br,!~ bu, 2100 sq ft. Open house Sat. l ·S, ~ . _L 6 400 m o r e s p a c i o u s $ 2 O ~-• bedrooms. Laundry I , 00. VA HO DOWN room. BONUS EXTRAS Quiet cul-de-sac street, SPECIAL $46,000 Guarded gateway pro- tects lavish courtyard ~eMnll 1002 G••ral 1002 Priced at $150,000 613-3663 833-0523 Eves 112 Tiie Maaters Circle Seashore Real F.Btate 67$-5800 Circular drive. Large INCLUDED ARE : adj w Santa Ana Country family aaed living room. .Refrig., washer, dryer. Club & tennis Club, now Country kitchen. Dine. freezer, water softener & $97.SOO. 3 Br 2\A bas. 2100 Wall or glass view or COV· alarm system too! Of. sq ft. Open house Sat l ·S with pool. Secluded entry ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• to executive living room. --------$40.500 Tbere's nothing Jell at this price, except this ooe. 3 BR home, NOT A CONDO. Call now it woo'llast. Suns hine gourmet SPECIAL! associated ered pavilion & lush fered at only $225,000. 182 TM Masten grounds s urrounding Call today! 752-1700 Circ .. ~af::~~r~r.ph~~!: [a91:iii'iiiil~ Seasho;5~ Estate kitc hen overlooks pnvale patio. Sweeping master bedroom plus ctuld's retreat. Owner is anxious. Submit. any of· Reduced for immediate sale; in Bayside Village, 2 bdrms., 2 baths, enclo&ed yard. Close to dubbouse Ir swimming 540.3666 BROl<ER5-REAL TOR!> 201' W Bolboo Pl·lb6l EASTSIDE HEW OFFHIHG COSTA MESA Luxury Colt Park condo, JUST GIVE IT A 2brea.withtullba,prof. THOUGHT d 1 decor. & A/C. Attchd 2- -a op ex caT garage w /opener. with all the extras usual· Ideal for single buyer ly indaded tn 8 home-witb limited savings. wood burning fin!places, Low down peymenL On· boilt·lo kitchens, 3 ly $69,SOO. Call now. bedroom upper, and 2 :h'ii~r:na.~te~u~~'tt;r~ ~' !UJOltt HORSE RANCH, 2 Br 1 Hurn: for this UD1que . --1:• -~ Ba, lighted arena. tack fer! 84Hi010 OPIN 111 0 •II \ IUH 10 Bl NICI' [~;-barlam ! 963-7881 y rm pony run $72 000 OPfNll19•11SfV"l•OHINo<(• IEAllL ILUFFS 64247~ • • • • : 4 BR. 3 ba. end unit beau-~ ty. Nr. pool. 2200 Sq. ft. }A °' ti' ~ View! Sl~.000 C..~-0 A\ -"t::: C.. • ~==· H. Dowd Bkr 644--0134 \:::>~ 1-'"t.I P v G..r.. 1002G~crl 1002 Tira+ Intriguing Wore/ Gome with o Chud:le ....... lly QAY ll. POUAH .. , ••••.•..••.•••.•......•..............•••... PRICED TO SB.L Turtle Rock Broadmoor plan #1 with 3 bedrooms. family room, atrium & 2 baths, very clean & sharp. Across from park & pool, only $109,500 land included. A COUWILL U>ma CO. 644·9060 2181 SAN JOAQUIN HILLS RO. IN NEWPORT CENT£R 0 ho"Ol'IQ<O ....... of .... fOUf ICf<JMbllld WO<dt be- ..... IO lot111 lout o!MC>le W9fda. I BALBEO I ' I 11 I I I' I NIRBA • r I' I I t I H A W T R I il I've beer! out of torts lately. ~ f I I' I . • I flod mv-lf snoring In the shower Md 11ng1~ on my .... ,-K_U_R_B_E_E __ I 0 ~1.1:i.:,'-~ .... ct.~ ~d . I I I I I' . VO ~ ~~ -you ............... 3 ...... e r::~.~~~RES r r r r r r r r 1 i) ~~~Meu fOt I I I I I I I I I pool. $39,900 Wltela11 REAL ESTATE FOURPLEX Choice Huntington Beach loc. Property io tip lop shape! 3 Bdrm., 2 batb owner's unit. Priced --------l tosell at$21S,OOO! lcAoa lay ........ A Division or Harbor Investment Co . HACH V AWES PRICERB>UCB> 5 Bdrm Peoinaula Pt. Steps to beach. $189,000. Newer Ocean vi ew duplex. Dana Pt., $HS,OOO. S Bdrm, private beach, Corona Highlands SURE BET Take paint and cleanser, and elbow grease and save SU! Modern 3 bedroom with fireplace. Near South Coast Plaza! RED CARPET 754-1202 TROPICAL ATRIUM SU9,000. World Wide Brand oew 3 bedroom. 2 Broten 673-454.S bath luxury home with enclosed atrium court off RIDUCB> $3,000! master bedroom suite. Realtors *675-7060 * MESA VERDE Spotless, large 2-story S bdrm. home in prime location! Beautiful wallpaper, lovely landscaping, new ap- pliances. Priced at $134..SOO. By app'i. only please. 6'l3-3663 675-4Trl Eves associated BROK ER5-~EAL TOR!> lOl~ W Bolboo 61< Jb61 Inooeofthebestareasol Localed in super area & Twt.Leroa, close to pool priced right at only & t.eoois; a charming 3 SIK.900. CALL 751·3191. -------- bdrm., family rm .• cen· • SELECT tend around lovely atrium with rock PROPERTIES MESA DELMAR waterfall; profess. landscaped yard with OWNER bedroom loweT uail. _tW6.a!M __ s _____ _ EXCHANGE "'Up". C~~~RT 0-PoW IOZ6 675-5511 ............... -...... . SpaMshM.sJon Unique Dana Point GlllE~BROOK landmark has been con-~ vert.ed to 3 units. Perl ect for owner occupation plus income. Ocean view, impressive facade. $215,000. NORI MS REAL TY •494-8057 * 4 bdrm, 2 ba. Extremely popular CAMELOT md.l. This lovely home located oo a cul·de-sac within easy walkmg dlstance to So. Coast Plaza, theatres & restaurants. Many out·•--------~~~in& features in·l--0•AHA-·U-G•HT-S-• CUstom Draperies Lovely 2 Bdrm. ~ bath Covered patio coOOominium with mini Decorator Wallpapers ocean view. Y.a mile from _ • throughout Dana Marina. $76,900 Outdoor gas BBQ Ccl 644-7211 Auto Gar Door Opener FOR DETAILS Styligbt ln Fam. Rm. BY OWNER 979-8123 Prtn. Only $108,900. EASTSIDE • UHJTS /Jn Nlr;EL P,AIL EY & ASSOCIATES UHITS-$96,000 ·~~~~~~~ . * * * * * * * * . brick terracing & under-LEAVES TOWN !. FIN •• c***vi ... i**j*u***R****N****A****M·····E··*~.· ~~ai:~~t~:; His loss is you.r gain. ~ -. owntheland! CUte 2+den immaculate SCRAM-LETS Answers hi Cloufficaffoa 5100 4 Bedroom, 2 bath, beautifully upgraded home. All new kitchen w/trash comp., dshwsbr. Corning cooktop, new paint. paper & panel.in&. Call 546-5880 Below market. Prime1-WOULD YOU area. ACT NOW l Oell 646-7171 lal!VE'l DUPLEX. 2 Bdrms, 1 ha each. 14 yrs old. Never before, never again at $103,000. 75&-0358 Alt. SEE BUGS BUNNY COME ALIVE You can win tickets worth $10 Tuesday March 21 through Thursday March 23. Five LIVE ON STAGE! home on immense lot. C F Colesworthl Fee laJ)d.. Super financ· -<tt • • ing available. Asking ~~~ HERITAGE oPfN rll 9 •11 S l'\IPll IOM Nlf'' t.,~ ;Y, ': + ... -'. . THE REAL ESTATERS • Realtors 640-00 0 sm.900. Open daily at 344 • --------South Green.1rove,1~~~~~~~~ 11 ... ~SIDE Specialize In Dana Point • Orange. 1: * ~· * area, 3-4-5 Br, resale or • lecw G WiNttr Mewport pifr RJty 3 BR, 2 ba., frplc. Super new. Also income pro· . • REALTORS -tc in Lusk Realty's new Cdl 673-2058 CLE.AH COMDOS clean! Next w park. Best perty. ii Resale office in Huot· 2 Bdrm., custom $50,000 buy in area. $72,SOO! R. WEBER _. ingtoo Beach. Confiden· 2 Bdrm., famous Orange STUART FIHE REAL ESrATE • ~:.:fu/~f:e: THREEUMITS ~17ii'::~ REAi.TOi 611-5454 493-77ee. • Real Etalate agents ot Well priced older Costa IMC. 833.9711 lASTSIDE DOLL HOUSE. W/~m· it 9000 to be licensed. Call Mesa units. Wood & slue· CUSTOM pr ea s l v e. . S ~a a is b • today about the man> co exterior & charming lc6oa p.-a11a I 007 courtyard all m tile. peb· it featureswebavetooffer. sba.ke root. Located bigb ••••••••••••••••••••••• DUPLEX bles & arches. Only • demand r:eotal area. Nice 3 Br. 2 ba. 00 Mon-Beautiful owner nnlt + ID2,500. BrU. 833-1355 or • Owner will rlnance. t.ero $19:5 000 income too! Don't wait. ~1731 • Prtced to sell al $120,000. MarSball.Rlty 6754600 Tenns! Terms! 646-7171 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; • CALL 556-2660. c;i.tN rir 9 • 11 s NN ro sr N>rf • : t;:SELECT ~-~~!:° ••• !~.~~ 1\6:~,ifi~·l!·!J1 ii WantAdReaulta M2·5678 I-PROPERTIES cozy 3br, 2ba + guest -~~JJfN1ff;~ • G1•ral I 002 G1•ral I 002 ~Prin~!iJ:.3~·.:xi~ · - DIVORCE FORCES SALE Super Meredith Gardens home. 4 Bdrms, family. formal dlnlog, large 1Sx36 swimming pool. Hurry & see this great. famUJ bome at only Sl41.500Call 540-1151 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• Owner, 640-7030 MESA VERDE ~It rnecnab I Irvine ~ raeltg VllW LOCA T10M Lg. 2-story, 4 BR home on hill w /lovely mountain & city light view! Warm family rm w /fioor-to-celllng brk f pl. wet bar & eat-in kitchen. New cpts. $178,900. Joyce F.d.lund M2 8235. <P-124) 6'2.e235 '44-6200 t0t Oowr Orfve H.-. View C.ler trvlne at c.~ V•llrf can.w 752-1414 COIOMA DELMAR Super 2 BR cottage on R-2 lot w /lots of room to add on or build another unJt.. v 8tY sought aJkr, better call now. OPENSUNU-4 2IMS Corvo PL Byowner4 BR 2 Ba, f'plc. & Fam Rm, beaut pool w/jac. $126,500. 546-9179 nlPLEX ~~$~HERITAGE • • REALTORS 540.3666 East Costa Mesa, 1 )'\!arl~~~~~~~~ old; each unit with 2 BR 1 _______ _ &2baths &frplc. Offer I EV&. YH COPB.AMD Wltela11 IXICUTIVU DllAM UALTY SSZ..0434 ln aparll:Jin1 • clean ......;;;====---<lieut "'9dl fixer-uppers. nelgbbortlood. Spacioua 4 "Ol.D .. HrbrVlew •SBOX. AJlY area. Also bdrm, J lar1e baths. REAL ESTATE TwoMstbuysiaCDMan needed po.altiH cash warm lam-rm, den, b'~ i Oow IDeome propertlea. formal dtn. area. Vault· same ... , J"lDOram c ANYprtc.e. A.at. Paaick. •• cell1a1•. c61y oeeaa ... frolD eacb. 3 5SM(1j ~ + ..a.tainers br, tam rm. ftlrm. din ._ ...._ ~P1:t:"p~'!; 1!J' ..... ~ ()pan hse4a1l1, OPSNstmnAY W . • ~ 221 Princetoo ~i..Dr. ILB. 1rd. Must sell 1. BJ Dr, Collese Park. owner. 759·9448 or '88.IOG.C.U556-8874. 644-2IM1 If no answer ....... ...-_.;...o..._..;.. ___ -1 ~ Open Rouse 1.si-------·1 Sat/&ul.111! 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Propetiy 2550 ................. u•••t. 3,4 or s bdrm models br l .\• ba, ram rm, lg cor· Minium care, sum~r or IWFFS Weetmins~ Mem Pk. 1 ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• Br. 2 ba, 24!0 Collegi avall, some w/pools ner lot w/R.V. accus. yeararound.2BR.1BA O,,..l·S Sat/S... lot.Dev~,at lesstban Av~CollegePark.ClO!ie 968-"602 i'rof landscaped. Cov-$26,5()(). Call 6?5....m 4,l VW. Gt 11111h . ~. $300or · ~lO Pcail ~e..ude lo schools & shoi-. ~75. Pennington Properties L1· ng 0 ered wood deck patio. HALREALPIMTCOHRIH 3 Bdrm "Bo t .. I w 2 & 3vBf_!?.f}?OM mo. 548-1838 New carpets, 1ar door All I 1 DJ a p an. 0: 5 re n r .RA ...::..::.:.:~:.=.=------- 2 st.ry 4Br home in great t UDO ISLE ooe eve· new cpu, ,.Gptriy 1600 GARDENTOWNHOME. "'-11-ge Park 3 Br. 2ba. 2 opener, + mat'Y eJt ras. floorlna • s hutters. ••••••••••••••••••••••• vuuc locaUoo. Joa lo beach, RulfSTATl By Owner. $83,7SO Open $145,000. Own/Ail 2cargarages. frplel,xtrafamnn,cov- walt to schla, shop'g & House Sat/Sun 10·5. ()pen12-SDall.Y 83U5Slor644-2148eves. MEDICALILDG h" 1·757·16%3 ered patio: dbl gar_ buae Edison Park. Va· SM-3391 205ViaJucar (DntwnSanClemente> f'SO/mo.640-4656 cant ready for fast OC· Ex-lg. 4 brm 3 ba, mod IWFFS COHDO Sale-Lease-Trade cupancy. Priced to sell al COHDO IY THE OCEAN lcit, l"" lot. paUo, nr ten· 7 Rm Dental suites Red Estate New 2 br condo: Pool, spa auoo. -~ oc .. Ylew, o•erta aldw DIHr'• nis & priv. beacb. Owner wlU help rUiance 8 Rm Medical Suites bchaftcJ9 2100 From $375. Kid.I 6 peU ....,..... _,, Mewporlhec.. 1069 $249,5000wner675-6259 J W y--a. C ••••••••••••••••••••••• OK.675-491.2Bkr. Co•• .cl Giiiy at.pa to tlt9 ~ Loc.ted ••••••••••••••••••••••••---------I.his 3 BR. 1900 sq. ft. flJ • '"'" 0 l'rade ror home or dplx in _.:;,:~_:_.------SIN I.I. 96)..7010 19 pnsffglOlll ..._,. Lag111&...$125,000. RIDUCED "FAMILY RIM" ~~~::.~: 'f:t~rls~ ~~~ 498-0660 499·2Zl7 NB or Corona del Mar, EASTSIDE, huge 3 Br, 495 1720 c d Rumpus 1"111. + family 50' twin diesel cluaic Fam Rm. fplc, just re • Newport Crest on o. rm. w/pool table. , BR, 10% down, owner will NEWPORT comer loca· power boat. Full elec· modeled. l.2323rdSt. ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~fNAT • SOUTH LAG UNA ~l ~i;fr~~edb hr~wd 2"" ba. Walle to beach, carry a 10".k ~d T·D· for tion, xlnl for small busl· t.roaics. Loss than 30 hrs mo. 64.2-0282 CHRISTIAHAIAY LAGUNA BEACH wrkrm & Ubrary~Sid~n: pools, tennis. Canalfront 3 yrs. at.10 .o interest ness. S97 500. Laurie since engine qverhaul. ua.r.a.DB.MAR '93-8812 499-4551 497.3331 ·" Red ed r charmer.only $1S5.900 payable interest only RE 64&43i1o 600 al r I M t _,,_ IWW• H.t.1• 1042 2 sty, 3 br 2~ ba twnhse ocean •• ew. uc or CAYWOOD REALTY monthly. tr cash as a pro-· · g ue capac. us 5 bdrm. 3 bath. New w/priv car, lndscpd yrd. 1sT~e.~·50s.al:4 2~r~48t INC. 548•1290 blem. call. Full price on· C l Bldg, Costa Mesa, au see to appreciate. Call crpts, drpl, paint. Bltns. Boat dock. By Owner. .,A., .,..,06 I $136 000 St w i-... ...,c ooot ms 2~.594-07l2 or 640-8368. Wuber • dryer. $SSS • .,._..,, Y • • • · l'UL.....,, er · Can be seen in Long mo. """·-er770-'-.. $145,000. 846-3414 lm.t. I 044 L01J1i9M1 leoch I 048 ...;..;.::.....;_.:_:_ _____ 1 W. Oceanfront4 BR beach V AU.IY 640.9900 AgenL 67s.8800 Beach Marina. vwu ..__ WATERFRONT ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• IY OWNER ~h·all$295Rl.oooty 67., ~,,,.,. i• ~ o.lens/ •--&&..... Cute 2 BR Duplex, )l:nott) BYOWNF;R -S!';AGATE WOODBRIDGE BY Cozyc.-cod Spacious Executi ve iuars .,......,., Ui.lhSaM 1100 --pine $350 Qa.,tom tile nr & patio, OWNER, 3 Bdrm, 2 ba, Immaculate restoration. home. 5 Bdrm, 4 bath IOAT.SUP -o(ZQ\ ~tottZ P~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• W.ted 2900 '~-eves frplc, 30' slip, water view Broadmoor "Wildwood" 4 Bdnns., 2 baths, den, w/vaew in prestigious AVAIL.AILE ~ uni be t 2 BR 2 b ••••••••••••••••••••••• rmt &t bck, 3br, 3ba, 3 Under market at $97,900. country kitchen with Dover Shores on Galaxy ~ ========~14 J:· r!,u drps 'btlna, 2·3 BR 2 ba, forced air, Superclean,2 Brbae, best decks, pool, jacuzzi. ten-559-000'l skylights plus separate Dr. 64&-2332 &ta Vlew from every win· $79,900 pa d, cA • h I , Io~' heat.,'rrplc. No ri.xet up-Eastside loc. Inclds nis, dbl gar. S2M.OOO. artist's studio. Walk to dow in this elegant 2 BR goo n a e m • W /D stove New cpts 71'/MM829,213/S97·SSS3 WOODlltlDGE beach & schools. Old condo, so clean you'll NEWPORT $169,000. By own r per. 646-830l ~t, perfect for cou- 5 IB>ROOM charm; move-10 conda BLUFFS think its n ew! Agl. 846-1461 pJe or small family. $425 2600 sq.ft.+ 3 car gar, tioo. $189,500. CONDO _556-4 __ 17_5_. _____ 1 IEACH .__..........., ZOOO 'J'.rade for home or duplx mo. &tl).9089al'l12:80PM 1"'"9 1044 Prescoll model,nrpark. HORIMSREALTY $91,500 .. ,-w ..... H~v•-w Best priced condo in ••••••••••••••••••••••• anNBf'!CoronadelMa~. KIDS11tCTSOK ... ••••••••••••••••••• vwu .---.w area. 3 BR 2 Ba, 50' twin diesel classic 1••• Culndly 1upgr. i~clud 1<!i r * 494-8057 * lBr, l 'hba beauWul con· Two best buys inCDM on meadow-like s elling. Triplex power boat. Full elec· Eutside2 BR. gar. $350, JUST Rmucmll ro • andscapmg, pa to, dition. Many extras. CaU same blk, panoramic Prldeofownersbip. 2 Bdrm .• 1 bath home tronics. Less than 30 hrs 646--4Mllor67s.&258 . •• at.rium. light fix . ap· A TTEH'TIOH! ,.,... .... vi·e...., from each. 3 with rear units. Sound in· sa'nce engine overhaul. Plianc,.., crpts wood & collect, 203/655·7029. ~· _., • bdr "b d 2 ....... • . Check us Cor all the latest br, Cam rm, form. din vest.ment in Corona del 600 gal fuel capac. Must .. m, "' a, ron ~ car A Chancellor 4 bedroom home in Univers ity Parle. Highly motiVated and anxious sellers have ju al re d'u e e d t h is beautiful 4 bedroom home w ith s pa t o $108,000. This is the lowest priced like home in the area . Newly carpeted, painted and draped. cau now! Pavers tile fl, mirrored B h ' Prin. only. ,_,,15 be ·ii M $1 5 000 · C II garage End urut pool c lbsets . $193 ,500 Lag~na .eac area rm ..... , amcea ngs, ar. 7, . see to appreciate. a · JJki /owner. 552_4121. multiple listings. • beaut. priv. patios & nice eu1111ART' HORIHS REAL n (213) 594-0712 or 64o-8368. $l25. owner 7s1 · ll63 m A-yard. Must sell 1. By ~ OPlNHOUHllUUY * ., .. ao57 * Can be seen in Long 2 Bdrm house, $275. mo. IB.OWMARKET! ,$ u~~U'~ OCEAHAIRE owner. 759-9448 or i1no.onv•.coe1aMew ..,.. BeachMarlna. MSVictona. . Three Woodbrid ge IJQ@~Il~""W DUPLEX 644·2642. Ir no answer 645·9161 DUPLEX Rltlklh 546-9124 Twnbmes. various 499 ·2800 Tw t d both 644-8722. Open House 1·5 ---------models. REDWOOD, . u n?t~P·r:do~:~· n ew Sat/Sun. lll4 White Sails $15,000 Extra sharp 2 BR units, :;:::::•.:..:::t:.••.;•••••• 3 BR, 1 ~ ba, refrig, $89 995 STONEWOOD Hillt.op0ceanvu3br 2 ba. _W_ay:....;,_C_D_M_____ PARKUDOCONDO both w /prvt patios . ..-.fWIMIM dryer/washer, huge Yd. • · • c m d ck frpl Pnn ca r Pel s • etc· 1 m · Split level z BR 2 Ba, 415 Owner will help finance. ••••••••••••••••••••••• fruit trees, $425 mo. $113 ,500. E ASTON, amr • e · ' maculate.Seconds tothe LUXURYCONDO ,.__,,_~-3114 only 5.16-6263 862 5373 Superior. Opn Sun 1·5. Income $700 per month. -"' --& 642-1516 $144.900. Patrick Tenore. · --breakers. Good rental. Spac. 2 BR. 2 ba, terrace, S7s.67'75 agent. Reduced to $134,500. ••••••••••••••••••••••••--------- 552-4414 Agt. Beautiful. n ewly r e· Lea.sehold.$180,000. pool.sundeck,boat s lip . ....:..:.,;;.,,.,;.--_.:::.;_;_ ____ C•640.5112Afl. R...tahGalore!! LA.RGE~brhome,cpts. .y Owi...aED modeled BLUE BIRD Adult sec. bldg. S145M. Lovely 2 BR Newport --------=--We have lOOO'sofhouses. stv, refng, Coed yd, gar. "'5ft CANYON home with Callfor appt, Crest Condo. mcl, air *2 Tri..a..us* adlt.s$2.50 /mo 644·9806 3 Br. huge fam rm. 2 motber ·in-law unit. KenSmitb,Realtor cond. $112,000. Property NearLake 'P:rk. Min.to dplxs, apts now, all . frplcs. P r o r dee & SlO.OOO down and take 67~l.898or675-8551 House642·3850 areas, all prices. Save on NEW 2 BR 2 sty, apt. brk I bcb. 1-4 BR, 3 ba; 1·3 BR, fee tandscpd. Must sel . open over payments. 673-4545 OpenSat-SUn 1'>-5 2~ ba; 1.3 BR, 2 ba. 5 ;.. ... 900 fplc, s ml yd, gar, drive house 12-5 Sat/Sun. 3 310 FernandoU06 Bal 64-Afl by 36SHanult.oo, 13, then Pandora OrvineGroves> LagunaHHh 1050 HARBORVlEWHOME Pen S.Ch••t• 1076 garages. frplcs. S18S,OOO call67~3894.$3SOmo. Sll4,9SO/ofr. 894-5641 ....................... 3Br (or 2 + den), 2Ba, ....................... each. 1709-1713 Alabama .... wpori t.acll 31691-----;__.... __ _ h I gt de Orated N -c t ...._ .... e Hunt. Bc h. 536-1718 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1--o.....1. ~...a-11 RAHCHREAJ.TY vn.LA PARISA MODEL c arm n Y c ' ewpou res awu•uo • Sweepi.ngoceanviews,bi· _....,..-"•· Smoketree Twnhm. 3 Br. 3 Br 2 Ba deluxe. Many parquet ent, corner lot, walk to.beach, ten crt.s, beam ceiling, rrplc, 3 _Owner ___ .------·--------We havelOOO'sofbou.ses, 551·2000 2YJBa,2rrplcs,beautd4:· xtras.Firstl.lmeoffered. $139,750. By owner. Prtn pool , 1ac:uul. Act. BR. decks, bonus area. 7 UHrTSC.M. OHUDOISLI dplxs. apts now, all WOODBRIDGE PLACE corated. Pool. jacuzzi, Sl4S 000 Aet 960-l'1Gl or onJy644-7463or640-1440 ~7171. Priced below mrlrt. F.n· Beal.lliful brand new 4•1 O wner w l 11 I ease areas, all prices. Save on Special oHering. 3.5 clbhse.OwnerSSS.5573. 494-542o. . EXECUTIVEHOME "BLUFFS"Twnhse,.4br, )oyllvinglogreatinvest.-br,loft.f/p.J..2br,1'1,.'j ba FURNlS~D OR UN · fee. bdrm. Contemporary de-DOllo..J'T Patio entry, 4 BR 3 Ba, 2 fam rm. xlnt cood, quiet ment. $1..Ul,OOO. 492·7715 townhouse, all bltns, FURNIS D: MAKE 645-4900 Afl tacbed family homes in " COUM'l'aY LIVIMG _.___.. ........... 7171 drps H b AN OFFER: You have a•--------..:- b d Cplc's,onein rumpus rm, .. u._..066_. · S-..._. crpt.s, · urry, u.y choiAA ·. Lar•e2 Br + den 3BR'--··-,beautocean •-open, woodsy des ign. MISS I.mmac 3 br, 2 a con o, 1 emod I d inc '"-'-tn.o 1078 now. Tom Lee, Rltr. ...... "' UUWK: "" Just short walk to lake & comm pool, $5,000 down, comp r e e • ~ 642 1~ and patio. $750 mo. or 2 canyoo view yard, giant parks in VillageofWood· _thisupgradedPla.o "B" lo graduated pymts, lo kit.ch w/rrud'crowave ovn. STEPS TO .. ••••••••••••••••••••• · · Br 2 Ba, large deck and nutr bdrm. $450 mo. . d B Tree line cul de sac MIW~ SSS VIEW. ""OU\ mo. Both un· +util. ~3000 • bridge. From $115,000. i n u n i v . P a r k mamt ues. Y owner. s•-..... Shake roof. rear IEACH Ii SURF "" Tn·~lex -552-4101. Townh 2 Bd -.. 900830-9446 u.,... W its are freshly paintw ---;_,:_:___;: ______ 1 omes. rms .• -. . dbl detached gar. Only 5 doora to Ocean· OCEAHVIE E.Side ostaM•sa and carpeted. DRlV£Duplex2BR,chUdorpe~ 2~ ba. + d<;n. Fnd unit. LOIJl9MIHi.-a 1052 Mature fruit trees. front. Warm & inviting from this 5 BR borne, BY OK. Fncd back yd, 1 ma CHAMPAGNE T~TE BEER POCIElBOOK! $119,900. Pnce mcludes ••••••••••••,•••••••••• lmmed occpy. $164.SOO. duplex with seasoned located on pri vale lot in ~en~~ ~~~;~~o~ ~~r :n~ 111 Via Lado Nord Cro ocean. Sngl gar, cpts, lhe land! Ruckerb....._. winter/summer rental pre •tigio u s Alto and call A .... , .......iftr, wt~. Avl -·r _. Woodsl inte ·0 " itsw/patios. $159,000Call ..... ,... 6'"" GARDEN HOME 642-4758 recoiu. Y n r Capistrano. Watch the 642·281lor673-3584 Wat .. "f1011t Hot.1 •11(18. $31.5 + dep. Tired of yard work?•---------throughout upper unit boats sail in to Dana 631·1400 67U158 with beam ceilings and , ___ __:_, _____ _ Thdl this lovely 3 BR, 2 HeWPOri HeMJllh spacious rooms. Charm· Point Harbor. $195,000. ER 3 BR 2 Ba. tplc. for you? Just enjoy the tree-lined entry. Compl bedroom units and Sharp 3 bdrm, 2 bath DELUXE WATER· $'15. 963-4567. agent. 00 BA, widen home is j ust l of a kind w/sechxied log 2 bedroom and one ~ AHCHOllA.GE .,..... & Inc.-too! D/W, cpts, avail now. !"~~. s. ~m tbebisacbeh &au~:lrauyl remod'd w/lrg nns. Pot· they're sold furnished! IMVESTMIMTS home with fireplace FRONT CONDO. Vista fee. 0125600 o.cau.... " bellystove+oak plank· $158.000 1714,49.._77 11 +separate Duplex delLido.ExpandedlBR1---------We bave a Plan 2 and u;;w· gate guard community. ing in ltit. Din'g rm, fam always rented to make wlbeau~ view or 2 tum-1325 2 BR Dix Duplex! ~ ~:~rinrr¥~~ All the added amenities rm, pvt pat's. P .P . -WATERFRONT s.IGAN 1080 the payments! Quiel Ing basins, pool. sec LargeEocl06edYard! to make you & your fauti· 645-2"1 Open Sat/SUD HOMES •••••••••--••••••••••• .,-ea with buUclins acUvi· gate, s ub-terranean iaT. Space+ Garage (M57P) =~~~~Y a:c&: 11523 CotPUsl>l:llNllfE lY happy " secure. An 10-S, 2918 Clay St. REAL ESTA~ Santa Ana Condo t.y in tbe be.art ct Oran&e Furn., utll inc:l1,050 per lioGal features. Tennis. xlntbu.y .. ~R ..Mu BLUFFS 63H400 lyOWMf' County. Brbd new liat· mo.S'D-1020agt. 0::2:.!~~~~! gym, p ool. spa and WOODIRIDGE-L.agmta~ •-·r * * 2 bdr. 2 ba. Air cood. inHEREg at Sl29Fln·~· 535}'~ R..talt(ialore!! NaWelcomel (13121') Und -. .. 000 495-5220 49)..9494 3 Br. 2~ Ba, apac. airy n.;,1. w ha lOOO' ofbous 631 ... 555 saWlas. er....,, · WOODIRIDGE 49•2413 830.5050 coodo. Attached gar, nr. Pool$38,500557·5415 opeoeves e ve I es, ll.wtluas - R»eCH llEAL TY 551.2000 It's worth repealing. as pool.Xt.ralrgmatrBR, SIWERCOMDO W'IRIHetworll dplxs, apts now, all we have two new Broad· ---------1 83SAmigoe Way f9 0..-Real Estate areu, all priCilS. Save on 3 br, 1rg fnced 7d. moor Plan D's. Featured Channing new 3 Bedrm + $1.14 500 Owner/agt willa IOAT SUP ree. SBS/mo. are,' BR, 3 BA. family den, 2 bath, ram-rm, 64o'.4zr7or~· $169,500 ·;;,;;;;;;;;:,;.;••••••••• C.M.DUPLEX 645-4900 Afl 846-1935. room and a formal din· A/C, French drs, pvt 2 St or Y , 3 bdrm For Sale I I OO Owner must sell. Best E· Homes Uwflnilsiled Beaut. split level condo ing room. It's the only !rent courtyard, $123,900. Selll.ng ata loss =o~:::S !!':t~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• side on Fiower St. Prio .... •••••••••••••••••••• near back bay, 3 br, 2 ba, waytogo-botbpricedat Owner.831-7098 SIO,OOODOWM view. You own the land Moblletto.MU•llMJ only.67M3'72eves. G-ral 1202 3 car garage. No pets. &if'~=~g figure. ULTIMATE ELEGANCE ~::.l!~gi:~~ J~ andboahllp. Atlhfillest units+ land for4 more ....................... $4'1S.S48-793:3 red hill ~ ... 552-7500 Custom bit, 5 BR,• BA. jac, & t.ennis. Carner lot. Waktfront HoMH We have numerous & w/variance. Gross $81S. •VETS* •DOUHOUSEe ram-rm, game rm, pool, Owner will carry bal. of c•6ll·l400 beautiful mobile homes ~5126;637-5895 You fought for it, own a 2 BR, service Tm, cpts. jacuui, sauna. $245,000. $215,000 at $1595 mo. No for tale ln established SEVEH DUPLEXES piece of it now, no down. fncd yard, gar, wt.r p8, l31-941J 4944035 cred.needed.Vac,move paruinCM,NwptBcb, 5 ........ C.LEM_...,.E VeteranRouslngAgt. no dogs. S295 mo. $MS WOODIRIDGE Broadmoor home, 4 BR .. ram. rm .• atrium, pool, spa. decktng, lndscpd .. l~~~~~~~~~I fenced. "The works".--------- 1257 Cat Hwy Lag Bc'1 right in. '159-0t48 F .a.•• n AUS VIEW H u n t i n g t o n B c b , "'" R" • 541..0100 Move-in 2659 A, Orange AltV.V-Laguna, El Toro, Ftn Ocean views, all 2 BR, Ave. 96().3989 UDO ISLE DREAM HOME!!! VI Y , An ab el m & i i;. BA. Less then 1 yr. HOMEFINDERS Newly. remodeled, 2 lge Westminste r. In price old. Walk to state beach Tbousand.s of Rentals ~· V.-.Y 1214 SUrER CORNER Br, 2 Ba, beaut oak Custom, quality bit, ape. r anges t o fit most & park. Asking only Allareasallprlces ••••••••••••••••••••-• $97,000 paneling, stained glass, bi-level, , BR, 3 BA, a. people'• pocketbooks, $118.000 each. Offer on Sample: FANTASTIC • Br 3 Ba, Tetrlfic 2 story, 3 Brdm beam clgs, By owner. brick frplc retreat. 110,000to $40,000. We are quick sale. $75Bach, walktobeacb Condo. Fplc. D/W. Kids & family rm Condo with $2311,500. 117 Via Yella. Absolutely an enter· unearuyourpbone. BERTHA HENRY tbr $2SOfurn utlpd Bal &t pet OK. $4.15. 96:MS67. large back patio and next 6T.MB2Z .. :~deli.-Creative CALIFORNIA PACIFIC REALTORS 3br . ....,5 .. ,ds·/...,.• OK agent. noree . ...:;..:.~~------• ,,.......... I&""-MoblleHomeRealty 215De1Mar;t92-4121 ..... ·• r-- Reduced to $1.25,000 AG ENT 640-5560 BONO REALTY to park. Perfect family llE~T IUY t erms avail! I Act, 2'706Harbor,Ste208 UFETIMESERVICE Beaut. 3 BR 2 BA home. -----...a ... e Sycamore, 4 location in University ~ 631 .. EM\. J OH A LOT* 557 "•1 2 d .,,5 "~~"6 ._ "'~" 5837 * -6 ....... v u...,..a es. ... mo. l Park. Open Saturday & U you're looldng for the ---------1 .,..,. -.., r- Bdrm. ~ °'f:d:y ./Ji• Sunday.Callfordetails. best bome in the best t....._Vlw"-• OHTHEIEACH F\xerUpper,gdCMloc. lcAoal.a.d 3206 lnckkpdn.r.963-880Zaft. DEERFIELD 2 BR, 2~ ba twnsbse. Frplc, dbl car. very nice, $73.800 for q\8ck sale. ~3581 1/!'m~'!ut:8gar opnr: Waite f1 CMlt "-• arn. this la It! Beautiful -CAIU& W /SPA" Sea cape &sunsets a btfl &,5()07i.Princ only. Bkr., ....................... ,_sP_M _______ _ lndscpd. Must selt.1~~~6~3~1~·1~4~0~0~~~1 bomewitb 3bdnna .. den, Dec:or'd TIO, 3 Br, fR, family paradise. iBr + 5."i&-61 3tr, llhba older bse on S31154 BRLuxurrHome! Reaaooable ofr. 271: family rm., 3~ batb.s, LR. DR+ much more. bolNsrminEIMorroBy LohforSclle 2200 can.al.$:500. Heat.edPool+Fireplace 5onC1Panow.551-0238 tge.laundryrm.,walk-in Immac cond. Only the Sea, your own pvt .. ••••••••••••••••••••• 640-2019 DoubleGarage! (9623P> DEERFIELD. lmmac 2 To '!5!i~=~ am =?.· Jr:.~c~t~~'. l173.~0MlltSl'r' ~ rf.k r;nb ~yASly60; ~i:.VE wid~ =~n 1 br. garage, lessee to P'tf ._4 BR+ All Bltns! Br, den, 2 Ba twnhse. sold I Tri-level, 4 BR, sep Decorated with ahuttets, Elegant prof decor'd. S (DV''""") • 'U'IV.,. SAparcVAeGE. REAL• util. 2 houses from . Mstr Suite + Dbl Garage Wood deck paUo, mlr· r ,_ d'--'-•· 1· •· aJlp .... r LR 3 c-.......-. ~ Bayfront., anil. 4/l n&, am rm, ... 6 w.u1g rm• pane mg "' w ar-· BR. FR, , car pr, CAl.JFORNIA PACIFlC ESl'ATE,6'2·9601. 00 ....,.. .unn mo _, ... Brick Frplc! (9621.P) rored wardrobes, elec kitchen. 2 story S&S con· Larg~ patio &r playbouse buge brick patio+ many Mobile Home Realty ~· _,., J•V a. t•• 6ll-4SH i~OPlll'· $83..500. Owner. struction nr coir'DUnity for children. Walk to aaestru. $219,.500. For :nosHarbor,5'e2(Mt OfAC!ILDG SITE 55S11.3AM.640-7072PM pool &r park.: Lo price! park, shops 4' school. personal preview call: 5'0-583'7 HuntingtonBeach Corw .. 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Dy1, T_,. 3190 est el r. · BERTHA HENRY JustRemodeledl ("381P) ~Br 2 Ba, pool, t.ennl.a, Studlo,1bedroomt , ~ garage, W. Side, nr ~;ev1~ ....................... ISl--0800 • REALTORS JAC,$M51TIY.67~ Maldservlce,poo schls, sboppinc. '270. 2Br,Zba,trplc,wuber& Deluxe offlcea & 21.SDelMar m-021 $:115Beat~al ~tBeachl WATERFRONT, Nwpt m:~~S::~· PRIME LOCATION 548-9"9 ...allACH ~ $325. rno. + dep. warehouao apace . 3 BR+ bnck ~replace! Shores large •Br, 2'nba. s Bedrooms, $400 mo., bl UNIQUE Park-like set-& CIYIC C~ 552--0&30. afU pm 1•00-3700 sq. ft. Fu 11 yr lae, 6 yr Ol)t, 'f'mo. DoubleGaraae. (8427P) Beautllully decorated. ...... Galon!l & last. 675-2311 Montbru Ung 2 Br twnhme fplc BRAND NEW. Spack>ua .._ I Ids .... .a..d security. 642·U63 or :i aq s· xlnt loc arf/J.~ Rftlff-• 631 •4555 Patlo oo water. Comm. WehavelOOO'sof bous~s. Fri~e~no.-!.._ee.__...,... patio, adults. t325: ~rt;:ef~I~ ~;~:~:JI npor&C'fwwlrll d 3900 &U-7eot Bu"': c:1~~t4t'Ooaf: Exclu. hilltop view, con· pools, tennis. YrlY lee, dplu, apta now• all ~----~ M<H423 502 v'orlrtow~. J~t West ....................... EXPAMDIMG 717 559-nllS de>, private comm. new3 ~/mo,AfterlPM arefeea.s,allprlca.Saveon Coxy bach. 11t~dio, 1 Mesa Verde 2Br, 2 bath, otBeacbBlvd.536-1718 THEEXCITING Fully aerv. ore space1_FOOD ___ P_IO_C_l$_Sl_H_~- br, 3 ba. + office /den. 64ir ,.900 ..... peBOCI. $250. Util fum. dishwasher. 1150 sq ft, PALM MISA Ans. starts at &to sq ft in the .. ..,.,_ $675mo. 962·0778 Lease or rent apaci°'ilS 3 ~ ......,. 840-7030 frplc. $350. Pb979-8533 Beaut. 2 br, 2 ba, dbl gar MINUTESTONPT dynamic N.B. ai~rt ..-~, R. b 1 bedroom, 3 bath con·...__,_.._. 3726 f condo. Pool, }ac. frpl, BCH. bus. area. Space avail: Gross over Sl.000,000 3 B 3ba,cuat. ome, dominlum Newpo rt-_..... DarllnC3Br 2'nBa, root 2brl'nba 2alytrlplex eecwity.675-6161. Bach 1&:2BR. eoo.16,000sqft&warebse year.15yrowner"retir• blk from ocean, cpl only. Crest. UIOO sq. ft wtth ••••••••••-••0 ••••••• duplex. S. ~f Hwy. Great nodogs. $30o. • froasizio. & up, JP. » sq fl. Prop. Mgr tni. TUlE75l·ltOO No children. No pets. view Pool tennJ.s 4rwaUt $310ocean view, 2 BR, •Pt cood. Patio. gar, $.S25. 41M-58'73 Nice 2 BR, nu cpta, & Adults No Pet.a Judy Clark 833-8813 or Ref1.~l4M tobe'ach.Si'9/mo.Quail A, 25081 La Cresta. 613-7513agent palnt,8blkafrocn,'nblk lS6l~esaDr. atopbyCo~mercePark, .. larwiweeilfdltMM•..tllf IOIS 'br 2 ba, new thruout, Pl•ce Properties Inc. Ownr,4lM-6848 New 1 Bdrm Apt Wood TWNHSE, 2 Br l 'n Ba, 2 •tora,tr&.n1,5.'8-12.86 (5BlbEastofNewport. 41DOBircll. Opp twllty Ask f Tedd · yra old fplc pvt pallo Bl d ) •••••••••n• ••• ••••• •• • prime locat. 11801 152-18'8. or Y MwtMgt•hoc:.19 3740 beam ceil. frplc. Avail gar n~p~t. adult.a 0~ Move In now. 2 story con-v · "OH THE WATll" $$$'•Income agricultural JIUnt.atone. Call for appt. Mair. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Aprll 7. $395/mo. M1·5836 ..... ~ S300 mo 646-70Z7, do. l'n ba. Newly de-5'6-9860 "'~at office spacei JOO t.o properties; mature tree 842-0708 • STUDIO r-· · corated, rec area . ""'' ROI 186% ---------H.V. Homee. Carmel, 3 2 BR, 2 ba. Brand nu. Sun· $225 1 B 1 1 adlt Singlet welcome sml LAIGI 2 U 1000 aq ft. All sises & crqJS, 23% + • IWW• bdrms., 2 ba. $6008" '1383 "W"4dv Ratn" deck. Z..car gar. $550 mo. no;:-ad J~th Place' peb OK. $340. 557...m FROM $235 MO shapes, some w /Wet bars ~9 ahecr~!d ~r~%P· Hart.r 3242 A&enl • Fullkilci)en&TV Mlke,644-0525,640-7..0 aftllAM • Quiet bldg w/beauUful olcfrplcs&t.erriflcviews. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SEA VIEW, 3 Br popular Linens & UtWUes Family DellgbU BR lodacpf, cov'd 1ara1es, Very competitive rat.es portl unttl. y. C:ll&RanE cheul[! HUNT l NG T 0 N BarHarborprimeocnvu MILETOOCEAN $.!702BRNearBeacb! $325. 3 Br 2 Ba upper. WalktoBeachlrScbools adults,nopet.s.Jdealfor ln Udo Village. You've Innve7s1~ne~~11-q , HARBOUR brand new te50.5'7·7°"'833-3215 loyalSulhtMohl ~per~r;~·lnCl{J'~~) Carport. No pets. 1021 Only$290 (11689P) adult• 15 or older. aottoseeit.tobellevelll c., • • ~· 00 endlatoey,3Bdrm 2ba, ' 72'1YorktownBlvd Valencia,546-e985 LEEWARD A.PTS. 2020 Call Sualti Zaul\ at MoMytoL.o. 1025 allbulJt-m:Jac-:-nO@~etc. 4br, 3ba pool home. BeachBlvdatYorlttown ..,75 WatchtheSunset $M52BRGreatLoct NlertonAve,lbUtE.pf (71')675-8662 for ao ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• Privacy. $550. ~ Gardening, pool serv in· 536-0411 ~ 1 BR, $220. No children, no RuaticDeUaht! Newport Ave, 1 blk s. of appt., or atop by Mon·Fri 1...a ..,_ .... & 3rdT.D, cl'd $IMX> SG-0655 2BR+paneJedDen pets.Refrig. BeamCeUnp! (8466P) Ba ... .«!JYI 8:30 to 5 :30 at Lido a.,.&-. ·' HuntlnttoollarbourCon· · · EnclosedGaraseC6732P) 642-1694 • ....._. ·631-4555 Y·-1 · Marina Village 3475 Via LOAN~AVAILA.BU: do. Baeh. w /stove & BIGCANYONnew2atory s~:~~~~L Ranti1M1 631-4555 10CM111 4000 Oporto Su.It 20i5 NB Creditooproblem. refrig, d.shwhr, frplc & lownhome. 2 br, 2Ya ba, r""7056 2 Br $255. Cpts, water pd. •••••••••••••-•••••••• • e , . . lroker, 752-5903 carport. '275. mo. Ask d-lbar, sep. dining rm, Apt ~/mo . .....,.. Cotta Melo 3124 2 s 6 6 "A" 0 range . 1 -•--1. 31.1• 1 MO FREE RENT • r Frank (213)W.7465 ..... bet •. ....,.._--Roomw/kit.cbenette or • beaut.upgraded cl'Jltl&~hach 3741••••••••••••••••••••••• 636-4120 wnl.,.Spm ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• S:SOweek&up. Harbor Blvd/Baker Money Available, many NIW windvw treatment. Lux· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Adult 2 bedroom, super $350Spae. newtnhse, 2 br, 1 Bdrm Apt. Ocean View. 548-9'7M area, C. M. 300-800 sq. ft. sources, all projects. urtous Roman tub in LAGUNA BEACH MTR. location. No pets l'n ba. frplc, yd, encl. 'nblktobeach$290/mo. 40' sq. ft. Ground floor, '50Kmi.D.'1~ lcDTRA 5"CIAL mstr bath. l.o.d.s of mlr· JNN. '65/wk & up. Maid $225/month. 568 W. gar,lndry rm, East.aide. 4M-'128'1 Ambasaador Inn in Costa xlntparldng540-2200 Speculators, lnveaton & Spac Us 3 BR condos. 1 & rored w~be apace. serv. color TV, heated Wtlaon, inquire apt. E. TSL Mgmt "2·1600 Mesa, 2Zl1 Harbor. Cen· Si 1 3 Jt ownora ab rt term u 2 sty mdls. Hunt'& Hrbr. Spectacular view. Swim· pool (714) .iM·52!M 985 RellaUng, lge bacb, ocean tral.ly located, 235rooms. DI 8 to room au e avail. fast. Bill Daven- Upgrd'd thru-out. Clbbae nunFo. rg'rutennlarther "1nMfoor.REorr N. cOutHwy. ' LA MANCHA AnS Three deluxe 3 br apt.'I, bldg. Adlts, no pets. $210, MANY with kitchen, avail in full Aservlce ...-~9803 & pool. $S2S to $S15. See Large 2&3 bedroom M2S pr mo. 361 La Perle ulll Inc. Call John pbcme & TV. Swimming blg,nr O.C. lrport,,_...,._. ______ _ daily l·Spm, J6600 Algon· appt. 644-0509 1 BR apt.a, furn, all ut1l in· garden apl•. Dshwbr, LA, CM. 64.5-9220 991.2155 M·Th: 996--0687 pool, jaCU%zi, and rec. startln& at $165. Call Moe t~ Trwt quin.Agt&t&-1311. BIG CANYON L urioua cl, lndry lacl l, pvt bltna, encl. gar, gas bbq. eves. room. Daily ck weekly 833-3640. DHcli . 5035 · ux patk'g, avail Aprll 1, for Pool Gas pd. 778Scolt Pl. EASTSIDE near new 2 rates starting from $'8 a BUSINESS OFFICES. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spacious brand new 2 Br, ~ bath con· perm. residenta. 2SOCllff 642.5073 BR 1 Ba, fplc, encl gar, CLOSE TO BEACH week. Furn or Unfum. Ground towohome, 2 br, 2.,, ba, do min 1 u ~ b om e . Dr. 41n.3493 avail Mar. 15. $325 per 2 br. 1 ba, upper. crpts, 645-4840 . . LOWEST $49S. 3 br, 2in ba, ~75. New/never lived in. Wet E/Side, all')' 3 Br, 2 Ba, mo.Ownr/agt.673·1181 drps, stove, refrig, floor, public & pnvate Highly upgraded. bar /frplc . $67 5.$175. Furn. small cozy bltns, new cpts. drps.1 BR-$235-l30 E. 20th RESPONSIBLE Beaut rm, pvt bath, ~~~o~ied!a~·:n lnterestRatH Ftplca, balconies, huge SallsbUfYR.E. 673-6900 bach. Nr beach. UUI pd. l paint. $350. 552·4201 ; S C b 1 C 0 UP LE 0 NL Y , empld mature lady. Lile Brookbursl. Monthly lstT.D.'s. abo walk·in closet.a, flnlng CDM quiet old Corona, 3 respempldadlt .• IM-4.200 551·1.241 ~.~·.a1i::eJti~~: ~~~';eo~~dmao , ~~efs. Lag Bch, from $195. Avail June .z.dT.D.Lomtt.. rm. 1arages, poo . Ask br 3ba. tri·level, soo sq n 2 br 2 ba, view, patio, 1 blk HEW ~SIDE lmmac cond. Im med OC• Realtor. lat. Call 714/536-3133 Fairest Terms since 1949 ~a!_~97 °!v~oe M6-l37l ram rm, recently re· t.o beach & dwnlwn. $4.50 3br, 2ba. Townhouse. Up· cpy. Perfect for 1 person t94-2414. ROOM FOR RENT ---0-EC-UT_l_V_m ___ , Sattler Mtg. Co. · furblshed.Avall.immed. ytly.586-8460 graded . Lge patio. or couple. 642·2215 or &\Sl'BLUFF$125. + '" 64Z.2171 545-0611 lrviRe 3244 ~.mo.1.Ml only.1st&1 __ ... '-_. 3752 Children ok. $375. 754-0680 LAcJlllloMlpel 3152 640-2810agtaft.4 sums last + dep Firm ~"~ "'59"'3 "'64262 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Luxurious offices ex .., ... ,__. 1-b ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,....., ' · ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,.. · '" eves, ... · Garden Apt, bus & sh~, Rma I t ri b th ' · na.&n>UI coup., as money REHT ••s 673-UNU d COHDO or ren • P v a • ecutlve secretary. toleod.lllt&2DdTD's ~ ---------tScenic views, luxury ays. 2 Br. refrig/stv. K ds 3 Bdrm, 2'n ba w /bltn kit. priv. beaut. Lag~a personel phone cov· Agent Ht17-37"4 3BR,2Ba ........... $'SSO adult apts, furn & unf. ok/nopets.$270.548·7237. Dish he 1oc.Prefgirl$19S+uW. erage, receptionist, con·•------·----- 38R,21tiba ......... SS25 OH UDO ISLE Near RegionaJ Shopping L.ACASAILAMCA 2 Br, l 'n Ba townhouse, iv'Afr=;fully~~t~ 497·3845 ference room, xerox, $20,000, 10% 2nd T .D., 4BR,2~ba ........ S7SO Owner will lease Center. Heated pool, loch, 1 lr-A•IMow garage, patio, pool, ed & draped. Ready to SwuwrR..tab 4200 notary. Lease or month matures Dec.197&. P.P. 4BR,3 Ba ........... S69Q FURNISHED OR UN· jacuui.Nr.cornerAllcia All util pd ts drps jacuzzi. Adults only. move in. Located on ••••••••••••••••••••••• tomoath.NearSo.Coast Pbooe41J7..(13.t FURNISHED: MAKE Pkwy & Paseo de Valen· pool. lnsdry 'ia~Ps. 'Adul~ S375. mo. 646-20lO Crown Valley Pkwy. WANTED 2 or 3 Bedroom Plaza, O.C. Airport &. ~.on:~!; Y2oBu bavde a cia. Al.JCIA PLAZA over 35, no pets or RENT$375/mo. home or apartment for Freeways. Call 979·2l61. AnRDmKalMnh/ c ..... ce: ...-.&e r + en h ' Id c II s R__..._. G....1--ll MU So rs D Fw , _ ___. I andpaUo.$750.mo.or2 &VJLLAGF. c ' ren. a ue ; .,......, unww.. 3 es .o .. 1 July,Aug.&Sept.Please Canada Business Center ..--1 Br 2 Ba, large deck and 581_6151 581.6130 556-7707 or Henry ; We have lOOO's of houses. Call Mr. D'Amlco write; Chan Husett 2123 Lake Forest Dr. & San Lod & FoiMd VIEW.~ mo. Both un-Sorry, no pets. 642·9137 dplx's, apt_s now, all (TI•)888-3376 E. Colter, Phoenix, Diego Fwy.Light In·••••••••••••••••••••••• Ila are freshly painted ......_wport •---h 3769 areas, all pnces. Save on Lake Forest 3155 Ariz 0 n a • 8 5 0 1 6 · duslrial 71 'x48' / $1230. AlllwWfth 5100 and carpeted. DRIVE ._ .._ New 2 Br. D/W, encl gar, fee . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 602-D57-0528 mo. Can be divided. ••••••••••••••••••••••• BY ••••••••••••••••••••••• $;?70. Avl Mar. 1. 2025 64S-4900 Agt 3 BR, 2 ba Townhouse, Vacatfon R...td1 4250 72x24 ' /S6lS. mo. lmmed. lf523 CAMPt15Dl:fRVl .. E and call ADULT CONDO " lot. Lake & club priv'•· OH ~1~8ss1.9393 or Ca ll 111 VlaUdoNord CharleAptB.548·5163 RESERVE ... OW r11>lc. air cond, corner •••••••o••••••H•••••• Occupancy Ask f or SCRAM-LETS I Waf11f10fttHw1 2BR,2ba,yrly. $425 Adults. no pelll. 2 br, 2bdaptsinquletsetUng, 871-3889 WE*HAALVECOAN001" S ,,., -~ ANSWERS Woodbridge ~br 2ba, den, U I 1400 STEPS TO IEACH jacuzzi It pool. close t.o Harbor /Wilson D e I u x e o f f i c e s Dabble -Brain -f11>lc, sngl hie w/atrtum. • SBR. Zba, )o.ay vu $1050 645·2498 $290 mo, avail. 4/3/78 .... wport leach 3869 IN HAWAII / t rt 1 N Wrath-Rebuke Beaut. lndscp'd, comm 2 BR 2 B '< I u N\ N 3 b 2 b E· 631·3'751 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Inlnl'l R.E. Network .,,. secre a a serv. r WATERBED pool, Jake & park.· Lae • a., yr y, ~ $4.50. ew r, a. B 2b N___...Heigbta Rily O.C. Airport. 752-5626 ssso mo. 64().3554 Janet, Beautifully decorated, side, deluxe, encl. gar, Newly deco 2br, lba in ••Park Npt. 2 r. a, .,._.,..... • I've been out of sorts evs, (213) 351--0606 col· Catalina view. 3 Bdrm, frplc,yard. quiet complex , s tv, gar, jac, pool, apa, ten 645-5044 ................. 4450 lately.lfmdmyselfsnor· Ject 2'n ba Townhouse. All TSLMgmt 642·1603 garbage disposal, lndry crt.AllUtllpd.Nocb.ldrn EASl'ERSPECJAL ••••••••••••••••••••••• ing In the shower and · Rec. faclllUea. 1 Child fac, xtra prlt'g. 1970 or pets. $HS /mo. Big Bear Cabin 2 Br, 4 DB.UXEOFC•s s l n gi n g o o my RSJ 3 Br 2.,, Ba. former OK. $4.50 Lease. 64Z-218' 3 Br 2 Ba apt. Quiet area, Wallace. Adult.a only, no m.8661.; 81$-ST.!6. 1 WATERBED. model, prime aolf course aft. s pm. bltns, cpts, drps, no pets. .._.. ,.~.,_1850 fplc, sips 8. Wk/Wlmd. Cont. rm., seat 25, a 11---------., ;-;;-;J;,-2b;J~;;~ll~~~~~~~~I $325. 557-4238 ~;.r-:"" mo. _. • PARK NEWPORT 754-Q(l paneled, sm. wbse in re· & Fomcl 5300 & lake vu. t6'75. 547 · 704-4 • 2J!L 3 br, 2 ba A-frame. ~ 1 2 1 Lak ,,. Bachelors, 1 or 2 .-.............to~.._ 4300 ar. or yr. eaae. .e ••••••••••••••••••••••• UniversilyPark.4Br,2'h whr,_(rplc. Walk lo -OMO.....,.ORYPT $2.olbr,$270.2 br,refrlg, Complredec 2 er i inBa Bedroorm&Townhouses ~ -'"' Forest area. Kent orFoundapet?CaJl ba, Cam rm, 2 frple. New bch. tenni.s. $1MX>. mo. Yr· r-" "1 pvt paUo. Adi ts, no pets. ...,. u ....:...i dults ' From $284.50 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Harkins. Animal Assistance cpta, new drapes, cuatom ly. 642--3361 Agt. Spectacular ocean/bay 73l·B W. 18tb 673-?787PM ,.... pa o, ~·a 'no c-..tacuJar spa, total Roommate wanted to 11'-581·9393 League 53'7·2273, no fee. redecorated. Pool, un-VM".W. l BR, turn a/t. No peta.~5'25,646-6'189 ~eation program share 2 BR, den, 2 ba, ---------1--------- rus. ~/mo or lAe opt. BROADMOOR pets, no cbil ren. THESEVlLLE NEWPORT HEIGRI'S -sodalproeram 7pools 8 Laguna Hilla condo, Storefront, 3036 &. Cat. Lost: Black New. Avail immed. 152.7239 or SEA VIEW, New :me, ~/A~~· ,:;.~1~0~P~: 2drBrps w ~~~~ea,d~~~dcptsyd 1h block to shopping and t.eonl.I court.a. At Fashi~n view. $200 mo. (213) Hwy., Cd~. $375 Mo. foundland, (Licorice> & 1 640-0166 sogl sty, 3 Br, 8 a, 2 • " bus 2 Bedroom 1 bath lsland, Jamboree & San 372-0'i177, (213) 625·1245 Paul Mart.in 644·7383 black Lab. (Nem o) 2 BR 2 BA I d =·dbl. far,, all elee. 673-62()6. :si~~~~?;5~~8 ~a rv~· duplex unit ·wi fenced JoaqulnHllllRoad. Bob. bdlltriall..tal 45001_4lM_·_73:n ______ _ .possession. Gre:O::c. v\ew!; :ii°~ 1:~ ~~'. R...td1Galonll 636-U201l 5 · yard.~atureadultaonJy 17141644-1900 SUpercondo2br 2ba f/p, ••••••••••••••••••••••• st : Choe. Labrador $350/mo . VALLEY comm.SBSOHo.963-3111 WehavelOOO'sofhou.ses, o . for this lovely country pool. clbhae ~'mo IUILDTOSUIT puppy, '1 mo, 3/5 •ic. REALTY M0.9900 Or968-6623 dplu, apts now. a ll Al t 2 br 2 ba setting. Call Clyde at Dix 3br 2ba lower dplx. 1 Pvtentr MS-795.a · · 5 .000.20,000 Sq. fl. Mag/Adams . S•0-4658 • · ~as. all prices. Savo on to.Z::Se ~ie'ncJ gu $325 891·1013. bUt to bch. No pet.a. ~so. · Plaee11Ua Ave. c.M. dys, 964-2207 eves. Logu!Mlhoch 3241 BlGCANYONTOWNHSE fee. ~Sl26·63'7·sSos ' . lee.~ AvaiLtnbses,apts,homes WF.SLEY ••••••••••••••••••••••• New 2 BR, 2 ba, crpt'd & 645-4900 AIJf • llfe81iBAIJ to share. Pool, tennis, TAYLORCO FOUND: l>achahund. drp'd, spectacular Goll New. 2 Br. 2 ba, all bltns, 1 Brfrom · $275 WA.TBROMT rac. ball. Share A Home REALTORS 644~910 Black and Brown. Vic. or Courae & l~e view. Sep ~ lawiih frplc, encl. garage, Adult&, nooets. LIDO ISLE ~7465;6"-MM , PlacenUa&l9th.S36-8312 gar., tennis & pool. Uwfwftlshed patio,lndryrm,$325. l.3lE.18thStreet ~Aaent 1 New&.700 under20'.l8101 Lost Puppy-GoJden Lae/~644-3616 •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• TSL Mgmt 642·1603 646-6Sl8 B Mltdalooeoa•I• Redondo Circle, unit P, Relr'iever . female, , G ~ 3802 Udo Ille Bayfront 2 r, ToProlesaiooallyP'lnd HuotBchMZ-2834 ........ Chlan!l 6 'er NEWLY DECORATED $225 Beat Deal in Town ftplc. teOO. Call btwn U '111AT RIGHT PERSON CmoM's.,,y~~eyer . Surf, We have 1000'1 of houses, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2br, new crpt, wtr pd, 2 Br+ Bulltinsl pm,m-OTl'O ~-C12ATU lJHuMrnJ> NEW 1830' Units, $365 mo. _._ . ........_... _______ _ dplu, apta now, all AJ LAST 12SO. 2192-B Placentia. Can'tLast! (6464P) •D.,. •1V11.. T'l'Y'~. .....--.. Manyxtras. Hntg Bch. at Found fluffy orange. areas,allprtces.Saveon Call btwn l ·S M-F a.v-· b u.AC'1«~~-" Q-ab&LibertySts. brown" cream ca~ vie fee. ... a--&....1r-lc• 838-U20 $2251BrinGreatA.rea Eastbluff 3 br, 2 a . m~~ M9-380' N 1 d & Allenla .... ,.. __ ___.. •Laundr y Hookup & Leaae.Inel.spac.master ~13'SlncelB'Tl cw an • 1----------7-1 Y•C•feet NleelBT,pool,adults,no Stove. suite, d in rm & dbl RtltlhW..ted 46001_SJS. __ 366.1 ______ _ 3276 At"-Wlttt pet.a. S250. 642-5251 days, QuietNelgbbon (8'84P) 1ara1e. Auto door Attractive apt Newport••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUND! Dog, small, WIGU .._8 .._~ 64&-1798after6pm. RentlMts 631..4555 opener avail. Pool & Beach. M-F yr. round Reliable. mature couple male, Terr/Sch. mix. IUU"" •.... kid.I ok pool $250 recreation area. Adults $200.1.st/laat 673-&727 will babysit home whale Grey /wht Lake Forest :~~~Y.. 2r!·eau beiween'10AM SllSMO; onlJ~i::ri~ay Fshare ~bdaptw/aame youttra~:1~if}CS:l areawed.'586-9606 •Daily telepboae service • 7PM. 645-8084 Small eutalde 1 bdrm in CM No smoke/drink reo • · · • • ---------• •VacanOe.verifleddally E/Slde, good loc., almost ~=pd. Call Lealle, ._..~alon!! Calleves9S2-6m ~':i~A~i1:~~:· I~~~!: F~~~·~~nd ~l~';in •Fu.llat.affolCOUDBeJon new. 2Br, l"'Ba condo, · WtbavolOOOs ofbouses, 2 br 2 ba Bil Canyon n4/M7·2306 Shop'g area. Tracey, 3271 •Freetoaced6U,over frple, fncd yd, dbl sar., 1 ar..d Mew I-Side dpb:a, apt• now. all twnbae t3Z5 + ~ ulll 759-935.1 •Free~eounselln00s child O.K., no pets. Deluxe 3Br,den&study, areu,allprices.Saveon 752-1920,Joe · Mllcelm10. 1---------e()pen1""".8:Q0.8: $3'7$/mo.~ 1 fee. · ...,... 4'50 FOUND: Black Long RENTIMES 2 ba, trilevel, frp c, 64Mto0 Afl Roommate wanted ao+. ••••••••••••••••••••••• haired eat. Brown flea For Profeul6oal Service ~&31-4555 OR STOP BY 1936....._. • .,d ('n btkNo. ot 19\b St.> A Calli. Corp. MESA VERDE, lie qulet, ~c~!·c~~"0f;!'~· . 1bare my home ln N.B. Pmtiog Space avail for collar. Mesa Verde, CM. 2 Br 2Ba,adlts,nopeta. ;·E 21Jt St 645-H NEWPORT HEIGHTS, 2 $275/mo.Sat&utorarn's sm mtrbm, camper AndrosSt.~78 Sl75 mo. 3129 Cinnamon. ~d~vs ~. ccnvenlenl location, 831418. shell, boat ac trlr up to 1350 '79-Ul.58 evee, ' · aaJU, t295:&U-0551. 12• 645-0873 E·alde Costa ir.nci .. ll 382, Pentbou.se at Promon· ' n -bl ••••••••••••••••••••••• Large3Brtownhouseapt, O..Pollit / PanoramlcOceauVlew,3 tory,JJarbofvtew, mstr Meu.ncasona e. Drink' roblem! 2 be, frple, paUo, garage. ••••••••••••••••••~ •••• Br 2-Ba in larg•t, Lido BR SC00 mo. or 2nd BR • -.....0/1...-t/ can~ Helpline Quiet complex. Adult.II, Sunny, sparkling clean laletrlplex.Pvtbc.b.ten-saso moi Gooe a Jot 90 ~ 2'4htsaday83S-3830 no pets. '375. 145-3381 or 1Br. ocean view, bltoa, nil"' yacht clb. $7&011'11 need reeuuae 1rrer1. Box ••••••••••• .. ••••••••••1----~----e75-SIM9 no kid.a or pets. $W/tno. lie. 87S-7fll7 lOH, NewportBcbmee> •rlRlll Splrillllll l ..... '93-'7ZU '300BeacbfroatLocaUODI Roommate wanted to O,.aielu:dty 1005 .WSSo.EJCaminoR.ul Bach unit, retrtc, $170 mo. IArle 1 BR + builtlnl t 11 hare 2 bdrm apt • -··•••••••••••• •••• ••• San aemente. Full1 Uc. ad u 1 t s , n o p • l • • UWUles Pd (9634P) Female J.8.25 ~ aft BE YOUR For appt. 492-'1296 nuaa08ZJ.; 71'-MO-O?• •Pll RELAXINGKMSAGE collect f,l500oeuVaaSpedall Bob T Li Masseur ~Galore! Fem ov• it ab~ 2 BR. or&D*· c fme~ 2 81', 2 b& w/fncd Rus98U2Clt (M30') 1~ b&, SUIO mo + uUl. OWN BOSS! ~allM,4M--5lll yard. $US/mo. Call leatllus 631-4555 DTS : 1'°41111. Evea: MASSA.fil ~'98-5GOO~~Alt~· ~~--l:~::::--:-::--:--:---.1 8'5-Slm 11.S ... N ...,Beelc Bat Retre& A-,,..___ v.wTP -'--, AGUIE MOD ;::::====:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-..._...,,Duplex, ocean ...... .,, 1ewl _..,.. . ............ ,~ v-u ~ OITS lM>ofOftlngtCounlY'S 1550 aq.ft. J bi', t~ ba . .:.=.:8::',:.~~) for._. 4310 work as many hours ISC __,i...-•uto""""'enf $&.'50.mo. 7»0708 -••••••••••••••••••••• aa desired, make aa OUTCAU.OMLY ,.,,_'"""''" I"""" ~. , muchmooay Ndeslredl 6Jl.Jlll COfmlUlll\tl,Arelomg Ocean 'f1ew t BR, 2 ba, •tBrlnW.NW'DCll't DhlPraitNtnuDt gCtr. Minimum apace r t · Mllilgwtltlrhams.' $125 mo. Aull now. Wood Barnlai S40•up.C.UMT-al1Jor quired (20dO). Low wottcft211,ond mojdo 5CG.torll0-ltlt ~1 -...n, labor eoet <~ or *SANDY'S* nts. Ftalurlng pooll. I ............ 3140 =:, 6J:~w; ~· &araao MO. Tll W. ~:'i')ci~ ~":!r: ' ~ m:=--ae .Jocuzzl. souno, bllotdt. ........ ••••-•0 ••••• a, C.K. liqie. Suwll NaUooal A.c-~----.;...;..---- oll(l tXCllng cllbhouM SHARP, belch. 1. 2 •I p'"°*WhetWeFoand m.Tm ~ 1'eqwrt1 a '1500 •SREJULU;• 1----------·11 w•t11oclat8Ylflt9. Tennlr, BR, frpl, dltb•a•bet. lbDeatJl•~Wttll ._... 4400 to an "90C> lovestment, Certl6edll....ae iY"'iOndYOlllyt>Olat fA"1!:Jletlol,-.zl5&. 'Utll.Paidl . (._P) ...... •••••oHeu•u•• wtllicllnnbeAOOQped + BlllmaOllla•B)'appt. 1¥ Y11oge. M011 ot •Ate MIW _.,. l'ol'Tbt l'amll1t .. MIN l.w... a praOI wWd.a 1JO d&Jt. a---..-•~-.;._--- .-.------..-__,i ~~= ~~:-=-~ =r2BR•IP•~) %,r~~. ~-~~~ FOXY LADY .. .,.._. · iiif,... 'Ill (ITOOP ....... ..,.. 'tied._M SI0.000 anaual17. Wt O..c•U••• liiliilili ____ _., Qrllond?#Ol"*oom •• • , 1 I •: • 611.,..111 n11iklttb.~*" ~le-wdtutuJednWuru 1ll~I WLM'lg. UVBlfw'Tbe Bt1dlt lit a-.~..._ 1 ar t9&llllt ~ OC1PJ maC:LiM: l__,.1ttl1. 'nltll la ~ 1------- 0lftclloptn t0090900. C-.. W ~ ~ tO ~ »'1 l't'om_,. (TU)'Jll.1110 ='!ti~ON ~=~ ~~---·-· ntl&USC•IT A ·' :nm~HB ~ AL18MAnYI ffl Hl2 ~.,...,.t~~ xo. to sno. i.t tad: llr c:llUdte wiilcaee, "°. ~lepte u aue pft a• c 'l. t • • • r • • , ...................... .,.,. ,Jtr'IRI ........ CQ\'• ..._, ...,., coat rm. maU oeernaa. ;20 ........... , .... •lprq 1 ........ to budt.; IQ .. cpeaf 6-.lll ..... 1.t; ··.· MiW-.; "° ,.... y..,. Jill .-r~t.o .. • nmaumva ., • • ...... 8UIUi.••• ~ Mondlry, March 13, 1978 DAILY PILOT Cf ~ • ; · ~ e: .i ) ....... ....... 1 , a: 1 ~ :t T j 1 : • * J ....... 1 1 ~ 1 > ....... ... .... > ; ' l ·~ r • · t' w ; . I > : • 1 ! ~I' ; ; · ~ • ~A. 1 ,..., llabpltffftCJ c.,..tS..-.tc. ~ G_r .. Sertlces HoulKJ. ' i t1•imy ,.....,,,, .. ,... ,...../Repair ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... F/CbcBtkperw/fouryrs. Uc. Daycare. my home. ShUDJ>OO & steam clean. ELPX:TR.ICAL SERVICE HANDYMAN: Carpentry, Want a REALLY CLEAN Brickwork. Small jobs. Prot paint'lt & puper VERYNEATPATCll cun-ent. P.A. exp wanta OYer 3 yeu'S 556-3846. Color brigbtenera; wbl CALLS$15 hr, .tr SMALL electrical, plumbing & HOUSE? Call Glncham Newport, Costa Mesa & bangtng, work auar. JOBS&TEXTURE acdatoworll:oninyour NearBaker&Bear,CM cpt.slOmmbleach.Clean JOB.58'2.&Z33 floors.M7-2717,SS7""5C)i Girl.Freeeat66.SJ..23 lrvine.67S-317Seves. Free est. 5311-4780, Freeest. 893·14.39 olTace or my home Call e -k Uv, din rm, ball $15. Av& a.... 53M38.1 9G.lmatt · :.5 • lllliaess.-.-.... • rm S7.50, couch $10, chr lt4!Wdllectric HANDYMAN. ~om~s & Have time for yourself, MoY_,.. ---------• ·PATCHPLASTERING er. pm ••••••••••••••••••••••• $5. Guar elim pet. odor. Lic32'1138 645-GJ74 apts. Consc1enttous call the Moppetts Clean. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Paint Your Casffe A 1 l types , Free ........ ..,,. TYPING· Resumes, Cpt repair 15 yrs expr Ctattsman.Call645-0302 ing Service. 546-239.1 re-"Two Men Will Move Speeia.UlUlg In r1Jsiden-estimates.C411S40-6825 ....................... Reports. Letters, Etc. Do work myaelf Ref~ ELEC'I'RlClAN·Priced Gf'm45-ferrals You" We handle lrg & tial homes. int. " ext. PLASTERING W·"-, ......__ "'•'--abr re· Call anytime. 548-nllO 531 n101 · • right-free estimate on ___, sml rnoves·office & Pl 8 h ._ m1£ ... , •• ......., ----1..=::..:""::::.:.:·------1.araeoramalljobs. • ........................ ..._Tax e se c eca. our re-Homes. additions, r e pain. Beas. «146·53'8 c.,.wta "--Sl'E • uJ household. Distance & feren~s. Lie t 320881 stucco. free Hts, low aeytime ' .._.~t Clearung. 'AM Ucensed 67J.-03S9 Ha • skiploader dump ....................... local, also packing. Guar, mSTd, free est. •••••••••••••••:••••••• orSHAMPOO.Alsofloor trk, grading, tree wrk, Tax preparation by Lowest leg11l rate. Ted.636-7085 rates.586-4892 Atcllilecfw.. C.O~ & Cabinet ~rlt & window care. 971-1154 Roan demoUtionetc.831-1257 fonnerl.R.S. agent Lic/insrd. Cal T 111·9". ---DRYWALL FINISH ··--··· .. ~• ....... Free ~timates sml )Obs Dutcbllilaintenance .............. -....... t• 41 75'-0272 Pb847·7278 Coast Paintlng. Cstm ext Free.Estimates ~t:;u:a~h~~:~~~!: ~~· evs. 6™>12.'i C:.• .. /Coftaefe ~f:~r :a:::ts.ce;:~~~ .~.~ ................ Wouldt):'t you rather have Prof. serv. w /AUas costs ~~~irless spraying, Richard. 960-l7s7_ aaona ble, faat, call ....................... licensed contractor. OCCStudent.lT~ntruck. acerttfledpublicacco'!n-no more. Fr:ee est. for ~ 711-8821 C 11 ~Pent er·. F. re e Cement Work or all kinds. Cameo Interiors. 531-8440 Trash, tree tnm, Ron tant prepare your In· local & Ing d1St. Or. Cty. QualJty Painung. Lowest ••••••••••••••••••••••• estimates, Any size Jobs. Free Eal. Bloclcwork. -----642·5103,979-6489 come.tax return? For an Van & Storage. PUC Lie ralell in town. Free est. HOMESAVERS. Plumb A1fh• R•mlrs Tony, 646-9866 556-0751 Gar..... Stm · appl tn your home call Tl 11 ,015. 537·3160 or: Jack 675-8336/675-7280 ing & Heating. Free est. -·-•••••••••••••••.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• g student. big truck, 968-8. 182 537-3161 E $10 hr. Honest •-rel1'able CUstom deckmg & over· p ific Con Lo 1 tree cuts. clnup, hauling. p 1 / 25 "" Ba rain damaeed your hangs int & ex{ repair ac crete. ,, Pro( Japanese Landscap-494-7669&~2129 --aa.nUng. ntr xtr. yrs service BofA MIC OK aapbAJt? Call 631·2440. refs Eves. 675 0982 Bob • day & full day rates. int & gardening. Maint. lnd1vtdual, partner!>hap, P-....g/PaperiftCJ in Harbor area. St Lie . • Bonded. lie., lnaured. · · 645-3257 after 3PM. incl. mowing, trimming. Hon. c_.. Set-Ylc• corp. ~yrs exper · ••••••••••••••••••••••• 183281, 642-~ ~ 751-31SO or 847--0383 Expert finish carpentry & eo.tractor spraying, weeding. Free ••••••••••••••••••••••-. ___ 546-3255 15yrs. Painting O.C. Roofing Puting)ots & Drivew~ys cabinet making. Tom. ••••••••••••••••••••••• estimates. 5'S-7C172 Home health aide, ex lncome Tax service, reas. Res/Comm Apt 10 rates. PAPHH.AMGIMG ••••••••••••••••••••••• repaired. Chevron Jet 871·10'14 eves. R J Huff & So G penenced. references. Ile., bonded. 20 yrs exp. Lie/ins 839·1886/499-2901 20 yrs exp. Free• est. ROOFS installed factor) seal gas-oil resistant 3 . . man n, en CLEAN·UPS/HAULING S48-1624 ufter4 PM. lllB-0944 PETERS PAINTING &&S-2161.AskforBob. direct; estab3Syrs. Call generations experience Independent carpenter. Coot~.CustomAl~&Add, Prurung·Plaoting ___ ,,_ --Expr'd. Reas Rates. HaroldGunn5'9-2961 • IJceused S&S Asphalt Remodels, additions, patios, cabinets, Freeest. 642·9907 Laildsc:~ Inl·Ext&Repa1rs Aalt for Van 646•4871 patio cvrs & dks. Fenc· formlca. New const. Res HousecJeanlng ••••••••-••••••••••••• Free Esl. Call Gene SmalljobsO.K. .Roofs ForLess.All t ypes. Newport&CM ing repair. Qual. work. & comm 'I. 645-4~4 or JOHN THE GARDENER ••••••••••••••••••••••• LANDSCAPING. 552-0458 ___ Call Br\lee 543-2045 Lic/bond'd. Insur. Free· AWllillgs Mr._Bell. 645-.9969 ~.Lic&bonded. ~:ill rz·. ~ro~dsex~~r; Reasonable prices. All PROFESSIONAL YOUNG MAN s yrs expr estimate. 894-0421 01 ·-•••••••••••••••••••• ec..pri Ser-fie• Gen. contractor: Founda· Hort. degrees. former THE SUMS HI HE 968..878lor 547·5846 Painting. Inter/Exter. in wallcovering. Free 537-4133 ·A··ES te A•~ 11 •••••••••••••••••••••••Hons. add1t1ons. r e· White House Gardener. GIRLS Lands. capang. Tree tnm-Reas,workguar642·0386 tlllt.64S-8576Andy ~·wCI-..:..,.~--• Yll ms. · u ... ro II modeling blockwork ··' ..,..,,_ .,._,."7 ua>awnings for the motor Carpet !dan w1 lay.yours • . · Person ... serv. 645-8446 Housecleaning & orfice mmg. Clean-up. 8 yrs Painting. Extr/lntr. Ex· CUSTOM PAIHTIHG ••••••••••••••••••••••• home & travel trlr. All or mrne. ~epaars & -556-8241 -lrvme Pacific Landscape s pecialists. Spec. on eNxpb. Frees 8Esto. 3Jay pr'd, honest.. neat, reas. Int/Ext l am small Windows cleaned, re -colors & sizes. Jmmed. t'leruung too. Guar work REMOOB.IHG Car e. Pror. Ground!> aptsd . & R.kE. Bowordked. Serv ~ .!:.,u 4 .4 4, or Ltc'd964·1°"5Dave price~ a re s mall: asonable, bu!<anesses ' free home installation. al bagger savings. Free "·-tom Room Adds 7 ays w . n . in-.,.,,,.""""' ---.,.,..3433Ron homes &apts.847·4461 • 8-lOAM &S.7PM est,&iS-3646 "'""' care. Resad/comm'l/an· sur~d<' 5 40 -9525 .....,_,~.,-i Fine Exter. Pamllng by v•" --(2l3)S92 5020 Cabinet.a Countertops dwstrial. 20 yrs ex pr. (anytime> -~,. ce R. Sinor. St. lac., Ins. Try , ........ _ ------·-REUABLE carpet clean· Apt·Ofrice·Comm·Alt. Personal service, free •u•••••••••••••••• ••• • me. 836-55SS2il hrs. ~ ing. Best for less. Free Custom Homes & Unitii ests. 833-1478 Young Colombian lady ••••••••••••••••••••••• Don't give up the ship' SELL idle items with a est.SS9-8333 QualitynotQuantity HENRYKLEENZ will clean your house, Custom redwood patio "List" 1t in classified Daily Pilot Claasified Ad. -Wm B. Anderson· Builder Find what you want in An,yt.hing Dirty speaks English. Maria Have something to sell? covers & decks. Free est. Ship to s hore results' ~. 3ell idle items 642-5678 Free F.st. 631-0361 Daily Pilot Classifieds. • •S4CH793• • 640-4929. ' Classified ads do it well. &&S-2333 642-5678. Plf'IOMlls 5350H.lpWanhd 710CHelpWant"9 . 7100HelpW.e.d 1 100H.lpWonted 7100tMipW•ted 7IOOHelpWaet"9 7100HetpW.nct 7IOOHetpWcmhd 7100 ............................................. t •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $••···················· .•.......•.................•.......................••......................•.••...••••••.... P hysical Massage By Therapist. Appomtment Only. Steve, 548-2817 N.B. OUTCAU MASSAGE *731.0931 * -------- UMOA. & VICKI ~Mmsmge For ... ,_ of It! Serving all Orange C.O. 835-7313 ESCORT SERVICE 848-9560 AlsoHuing ACCOUNTING CLERK Fane Quality Newport Based Ret1Ul Store Is lurrcntly Interviewing For Part·Time Position In Their Office Starr. Job opening requires skill with 10 key adding machine, knowledge or Hurroughs L·SOOO & L·6000 machines. basic knowledgt> of inventory. A /Rec & A/Pay & J)J} roll. I lour!> flexible Salary commensurate ~1th experience. Pleasant surroundings. Please ::.Eond resume lo. Clossifi"9 Ad no. 212 c/o Dally Piiot, PO lox 1560 Costa MHG, Calif. 92626 •SUSIE'S • Outcall Massage H~p Wonted 7100 Help Wanted 7100 10AM·2A.M 731·4462 • ••• • ••• • • • • ••••••••••• ••••• ••••• ••••••••••••• BANK TB.LER Pcrt-Timr Balance out your week. Combine a variety of respons1biUlles wrth th'e <JPPOrtunity to deal with the public. Work 20 hours a week maintaining good customer relations while handling deposits. withdrawals and other financial transactions. Some light typing 1s re quired, and previous l.eller experience is pre· ferred. Please ca 11 644-5300. Codd DELIVERY MAN-for . . Girl Friday wanted for IOOkKEEflER ail Waitrn1 early AM Route, N. C.M. Factory P061t1ons construction field ore in Thru T . B. Lile aecy Sct.ool & H.B. Must have de pen· P.ackers, .glazers. day & Dana Pnt. Telephone & duties. To $1100 mo. Earn UJ? .to $300 per wk. dable car. 546-4481 nagbt sb1fts. Ov~r. 21. some lite typing. Will Please Call 640·2920 Low twt1on. Placement 0 1. D & Permanent pos 1t1ons train 714.547..q078 Mary Hickle Agency assist. 751-9194. e 1 v e ~ Y r 1 v e r w /benefits. Expenence ---· ----170 Newport Ctr Dr -ProdueuonWorker.S3to f d A 1 · Suite245 Newport Bch start Call 642·2256 pre erre · PP Y an Gourmet Housewarei:. COMPAMIOH . -person Vohann or Ca. d ept. needs sharp Boys UH8 lo work morn· ings 8· 12, lite factory t Q 0 1 d e r w 0 man . Detttal Recept Free 3421.S Doheny Park Rd, s alesperson/ca s hier Beautiful CdM home. Busy progressive prac· CB. -----Full or part·time. Appl) Cooking, lite hsekp'g, tice seeks career 1.11div. FACTORY WORK in person • Crown -room. bo··-' •-salary. well qualified in froot ore Hardware, 31'17 E. Coai.l ;uu "' Late machine oprs. H CdM CAFETERIA CASHIER. Re rs re q u e s t e d . management. 4 Day wk. Female Dept. Wall train.1 __ wy_. ------- work. 645·2702 8-4:30PM, S days week. 714-040·1059 FULi benefits. 100% Free P/time & F /time. H.B.1---------g o o d b e n e f i t s . -Fee. 714-752·7113847·5809 Companion. lne-in, Dll.PEflSOMHEL _897_·2529 ______ _ -hskpng, temp position. Agency of Orange Co Fence conslTUCtion work, C M area· 673·8881; 1201 W. La Veta, Ste209 talungapplicat1ons Tues. 831·1388 Orange 633-9740 3/14 bwtn 9:30-1 :00. Musl CARPEHTEfl DENTALOFCneeds help be in good phys. cond. Guards SECURITY OFACERS COOK·BROILER Newport Beach _4_93--0320 _______ 1 Full·time Days/Nights call S44-0680 Immediate part & full ~· YIM oo the beach seek.., run loving afnuenl lady to help liim enJOY the good life. 673-6884 GUHDALE FB>ERAL Skilled for anterior fan1sb & detail work in luxury homes. 640·1391 dys. 497.2235 eves. Ask for Phil. ACCTG CLERK ATTENTION!!! SAYIHGS CASHIER Bishop Graphics i n llOROVEfl lOONewportCenterDr Mature woman for Irvine has 1mmed. open· Newport Beach, CA 92660 mg for sharp person who Ho exper. necus Thurs. Fri, Sat & Sun. Apply in person betwn FULLER BRUSH tune openings. Military 3-Spm. No Phone Calls. Dental Assistant, oral sur· exper. or semi retired TMAnci...t Mariner gery only. Newport Earn over $8 per hr. The preC'd . Uniforms & Beach. ,, ••. 6161 perfect p/t business. eqw'p furni'shed Musl 2fH1 W. Coast Hwy, NB .,..... · · F.stab. routes. 754-6471. have auto & phone. call DANCE OF FUN Beaut. node glrls dance & rap session. lOAM to 3AM Mon-Sat. 12PM to has expenence prepar· Workinnewoffice Equal Opportunity CaU Barbara for appt. ----------DENTAL Secy/Recept. ang paper work for com· Opening in C0&ta Mesa Employer 540-3280. COOK . DAYS 0 rt hod o n ti c of c • putr. Ability to handle CASHIERS F~ FOODS Newport Ctr. 640-0202. Gardener, exp'd, for 55 wut apt complex in C.M. 1.213 )865-3851 635·4630 for more in Cormatio'n. • !PM Sun. 625 N. Euclid, Allah. SS&-6150 ' FREESESSIONW/AD phones a must, 10-key by M1an or wom1anE. ~ork liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii F mme. Good Pay. Full time cook l>O$ition DF.SK.cLERK touch, typing lo 4SWPM , w young peop e. l\JOYa· Banking Growth co. s Locations · avail Mon thru Frida.)', 9 Full and or part Ume. ap· l•---------heavy emphasi.s on.detail ble & interesting work TELLER/ We train. Co. beoelils to s pm. Apply in person ply in person. Am . General Office & followup. We offer at· w/rapid advancement REPRESENTATIVE METRO CAR WASH btwn 2 & 4 PM. 3095 bassador Inn. 2909 S. GRADER IURMS IHT'L SECURrTY 1775 E. Center St Anaheim Single male. new to area. seeking female compa· nionship. Enjoy danemg. Non-smoker. 64C-2S98 tractive benefits mclud-oppor in our educational Branch ofc seeks bonda· 2950Harbor Bl. CM Harbor Blvd. 979~ Bnstol,Santa Ana. --Interesting pos. grading ing dental & health in· products division. Age no student exams. Req's Ha1rcutters. wanted for b · 'f 8 ble teller/capital c.'lub ·---------suranee, 2·wks paid arner l 1 or over. representative. Plan & COOK·DmnerHseexpr. DONUT SHOP. 'P/time, typing skills 40 + wpm. new s,hop an C.~. Exper vacation a year. Salary Must have pleasing direct association day Clerical Clncut,carecrminded. all shafts avail. Woman Mustenjoydetail&have pref d w /clle ntele. commensurate w1lh ex· personality. Call betwn trips. Contact Hilda Ter Energetic 548-7948 age 25 or over. Apply in neat handwriting. Some 6.11·5030 per1ence. W e are in· 9am&2pm ranove, (714)644-7255 *Secretaries penoo, Dippity Donuts, recentofc~xper. necess. lHa1rstylist for beauty ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• terviewing now. Please Western Federal COOk·DIHHER l8S4 Newport Blvd, C~ Apply, Nau~nal Systems salon in San Clemente. MA.5SEUSE For top class call Susie Auld for· an 645·6514 Savings * J ypistS Apply in person, Coach Bee AssetllbCer Corp. 4361 ~arch St. N. B. Call 49'l·665S for appt. legit. massage. Salar Y + :ppt._7_14_1_979·8955. ---------• Z744 E. Coast Hwy, CdM House lnn. ~1t7 Camino <P /time, apply at: Rima <Near OC Airport> EOE. •--------- Bonus. Plans+ iooc-i,,tip 1---------EqualOppor Employer *GEN'L OfACE Capistrano, · Enterprises, 15395 HOTELDESKSUPRVSH Will train those without Accounting AUTOMECHAHIC Workfortheagencythal COOKFJTIME Chemical Lo .. Hunt-1---------•1Fr. desk or night audit eitl>ttieoce. 645-7501 CONTROLLER Exper professional for ---------turns time int.o Top s. Exper'd or will train. ingtoo Bch. 893-4S34 General Of.lice ~:~:::~?f:tis!~~~~ _____ .-,;.-,;;;;;;;., key poeitioo in Mission BanJt Long & short term as· Mesa Verde Conv. Hosp, --CRB>IT DEPT. within 1 yr. Apply m GET EVERYTHING Supervise acctng Cunc· Viejo. 499-4787 ev8$. PART/TIME signments. Top jobs. Top 681 Cen ler S t. CM Electronks Clerk typist needed for a person. Mr. M'azzola, 9 YOU NEED IN LIFE lions for 2 Newport AUTO RE NT A L TELLER pay .. You're your owo 548-S58S PL.AMMER variety of duties. Duties am to i?,.. ~mbassador _ NOW! Free seminar. Beach .divisions of TRAINEE Opport. for Immediate opening in boss Cooks, Saute & Broiler. F.stablish material re· include filing, typing, Ino,2909~Bristol,Santa Thurs. March 16. 7 :30 AMEX !isled co's. Ap-intelligent. friendly, neat Laguna Office, savings MO FEES Day & nite shifts. Bay quirements for produc· 40+ wpm. Number ap· Ana pm. Newport Marriott proxS9Min sales.Req's appearing young man and loan or bank ex· ~Q~ office • Marie Rest., 2371 S. El tiooof electronic&elec· titudebelpful.Xlntwork·•---------Hot.el. .Barksdale Self-CPA w/2, 3 yrs an Big 8 + over 18. Previous e:xpr. perience preferred. Must tro-mechanical systems ing conds & benefits. Ap-Housecleaning personnel. Esteem Programs. For 2 yrs in corporate not req. Start with lot bewillingtoworkSatur· 0 over load CaminoReal,SanClem., from engineering draw-ply, National Systems guaranteed hrs. top reservation: 751.1334 or management. Salary man duties, advance· day and on call as needed 492·7962 ings & parts lists. Co· Corp .. 4361 Birch St, N.B. wages. Must provide own 751-1377 range$20Klo$23K +xlnt mentavailtoautorental Cor wor k. Excellent 557·0061 COSMmCIAM onhnate w /purchashing ..._<N•e•ar_OC_A•irpo-•rt•>•E•O•E•.•l-tr::--ans_.::--540-_9_525_-::--=-co. benefits. Mail resume countttman. Good driv· 3723 a· hSt N B p · d t · dept•-t •--t h ,. ---------•I salary, working condi·,._ ___ •.rc __ ._.__ restage rugs ore in us oc ... uum 0 ave ousecleaners, 'l:ues·Fn to Personnel Direclor. ing req. Call 831-2480 or t:ioos and benefits. Calf'" beach area. Full lime, material in house to l•---------18.3PM. Call .faiiice':-. SocWCMK 5400 PO Box 2820, Newport '95-6330for appt. 1 T da M h -;;-;;;;;;; _____ permanent position. meet productio n GBIERALOFFICE o ..... gedyAnn's.S4S'1800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beach, Ca 92663. or app Y ues y, arc Some wknds. Benefits & schedules. ....., 'lbeSi.ngle'sSolution .ay-. 14, l0:00·12 Noon or CLERICAL incentive. Mr. Elwood lfyouarethoroughlyex· ~at'! school .chain has lHousekeeperW'/car,relia D t by h · t A "" 1:3G-4:00pm. A variety of general 675-0"'"" per'd 1·n all phases of immed. opemn}! to han· ble. lmmed Permanenl _ .. ~-:..._ c 01 ce • n ° A~-~ r~1·vable/Gen'l of· I · I ·t· ..,., di tud t d C ds ~ .......... """~ Jiii( AYON AMERICAN c enca pos1 Lons are planning operation, we e. s . en a1 un . pos w/disabled lady Clll Calllntroview752.5411 Cice. mature person, pt· M SAVIMGS now available .. H Y<?U Counter clerk, female, for needyouNOW. ~~e;s'~~~~ef::';~t ~ 768-7926• • time 9-1. Sml company. 23S35Calle deJaLouis11 have a good typmg skill Donut shop. Full time. Fast expanding elec· -------- . ·~ ! 548-9617 ____ TO LUNCH Laguna Hills 4S-SS wpm, an aptitude 586-2500 tronics mfr. orrers good forms. Prefer at least l ~eeper for elder!~ ,,..,....._ d Ms. G-' .. blatt for math or an insurance pay, benefits &congenlal yr exper. Salary open. couple. Live·in. Matun· •••-•••••••••••••••••• ACT~R'S CO·OP c~n· Sell to friends an co· UIU background. wo have COUMTEll HEL, E 0 E Send resume or call Dr. woman to drive4'00k ,. _,. W-.hd. 7075 sadenng fanancaally JD· workers in your office; (714) 7'10-2816 jobs for you. Positions Girls in sandwich shop. atmosphere. . . . Parrish, M /W /F f or keep house. Aftrat·I dependent woman as an make about $40on every Eqoal()pportunily start at $590 per mo. near oc 81·--t. Mon· DECC appt. Bryman. Schools, area. Ref's r aq ·d ••••••••••••••••••-••• assoc. Xlnt ~ential in· $100 you sell. You'll have Emplo.,_ M/F '...,. • L • .. I M k A ~ Cad It .,.,.. ~~· Pleasecontactpersonnel Fri.5S6--0870forappt. 1"9 54-701 200 cCorm1c ve, 644-2120,673-2991 MAG r operator. come. on prom sharing your own business ---------· dept. 1----------1 Costa Mesa. 92626,•--------- , lepJ exp, desires 20-2S basis. No invest. req'd. without giving up your PACIFIC MUTUAL CREDITCOIJ..ECTIONS ESCROW MAMAGEfl 714/549-4200. EOE. Housekeeper $3 hr. $1 for hrs wkly, xlnt refs. (714) 7141957-0282. regular job. To find out Barmtdda-Classy Bikini 700 Newport Ceoter Dr. Part time, ex per. req. Base+ percentage, good transp. Every Friday • -.Ol29or(714)75HS30. more, call .SC0·7041 or girls.$Cperbr+. N rtBe h Bartell Marine Elec· wotking conditions & fr. m-078lor~S305. ' ......._W__..__. 7100 Apt Mgr, couple pref., ex· Zenith7·1359. Portl7,CM.646-3666 alewpoOp E acl trooics,645-7040 ingebeJlefits. General office, full time. ~ • ...,. ........, p'd only, in m aint. & bit· A• Proclllch. htc F.qu por mp oyer K~-R~, Inc. Sharp person, exp. Tn>· Hakpr/Childcare, live-in ••••••••••••••••••••••• kpg, SS unit complex, Clll 1t11KI STOii* CRIDIT CHECKER c:tt'Gien:i'~hett tng & billing a must. Hrs Hunt Harbour. Refs re C.M.(213)86S-3JS1 Asaiat. Manager for Clerical sales trainee. lmmed. opening for an ,714,174-4314 8·S. 213 /630-1140; q 'd. Must have Calif MdQI Bkkpng Bab)'sitter,liveiD/out,5 Schwinn dealer. Sal Gift.sbop,PrelerHBres, exper'd credit checker. 714/581-4796 driveralic.Salaryopen la.eOIARY Aquatic Director ~ull .aA~tw11t.2•syrokl.San Sl0.400. Must have prior ..,.,..,... DRIVE. 1.o•-es•. .._ab! at --n..-213m6-430 Eves time summer part UIDfl ,_, ........ ~ ... _, lo -u~~ ..... • Must""' e toope:r ea ----"'-1 offi F u ti' r ~" ' · Jtesist« Today to work ' Clemente.488-0714 .... e m~c exper. ing poeltion for someone TRWmacbine. Exec Secretary to$12K '""' ce· u meo c 840-2603. ~ .i .... -. apring. W.S.I., C.P.R. aatore.5SZ·92Z?. ~ •ct_.... "'-Of· fi t ..,50 help for N.B. flrm.1-------- Clll ous accoun'-6.. Switn inatrucUon, pool Babyaitter-hOUHkeeper , .-._, av« 80. Call 71~ ..,. ""PP"J .....,.. ice 0 •• Various duties Incl bk· I n s u rance, e Jt p' d book eeptnii uaign· m ngment experience, live-in or out. Cd.II area. Bookkeeper:. iwl chrg & or2J.3.GIM892. Ca l lm Sena or ~l GOTraveJ. Arrang $870 kpg typlng, purchasine. Person al b ines Un • • meau. Work close to aupervisoryaldlls.Sun & lcbild ee.SllllS aen 'l o rfc d utlea. ------.,-.._--5-1--1 Altman, 9-5 Mon-Fri. RecepUorusts-tofTSO customer belp & heavy d erwr iter .tit ae-c 'y. yoar b o rn e. Ficure Sail Club, 24752 Toledo · Nonamoker. Salary ~, ""' 66-3153.. Irvine Personnel Agency 75?;905S ClerU to Sr. Accoun · WQ , El Toro. S8S-086() Babysitter, patient person cpen. 5474132 Trainee ~ for bill· l~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•ml GI E 17th COii ta Mesa phones. ST.HC70. . tuta needel! tbruout for 2~ yr old boy. N.B. . Ing clerk for insurance Data Processing &me224 . _ ~1470 General office: 8:30-5:00 lnsurance-G~p Health OranpCo. Architectural Tl Call early morn's o r IOOICll.-aF/C co.inNewportBch.Good ~....,....~ Mon·Frl. 350 Clinton, Oai1ms Exammer. Exp BobertHalf's 1dMTllMIDIA * eves,648-019 1 Girl ofc. M/P, MP. typin& skills, s alary to , CM at eastlyr. Fltime/P, AceoUntemps DbFTSPHSOH A/R, pa)'roll, taxea, $$00, 1ood com pany COMPUTER Eeeuttve/Jegal sec Y tor · time/Hom ework.· Sal l!iOOS. Kahl, SU 501 . Sboppini center Site BABYStTl'ER, mature, fi.naD state, lnvolcln.a, bem:fib. m.l450 lelUor partner, challenft· GENERAL OFC open. 549-171'1. l'b'!Wer,UolonBank PlanninaTraloee my home, Moo·FTi., ac Typinaamust Copd OPERATOR !':f.;~1~0:-t~trf~ Type so wpm •. riling. IMSUl.AMCE lftTJMCi~Orange $1300/mo+topbenefits 7AM-5PM lot' 5 YT o~ be~ltb/llle tns: Cole Clertt Minim um s yrs ex· Some woTk. w/fagurea. Beilnner 'a Spot for 71'/ 103 SendResume : E.O.E. boy. 551·3597 aftSPM lnstnamenl. Corp. (TI4) ecutive, some legal pre· Loll or vanety. Salary claims assiltanL Op r -.. ·~ • -~ Rinker Company Babyalti.r oeeded im· ~. E.O.E. UJOJ(M ~l~r!'!s~!u:'S:n1i:: I'd. Deluxe offices, good baaed on exper .. Call i brilht t "d P.O. 8oxlM80 med. s d.a>'• wk. F1a. •~ll'R29a f C bmefits.. To $1000 SUb-after MoodQ for Dack or or .~t..! a sr , .,. ACCOUtenMG Newport Beacbt2813 bra. Jnqllire alt 5pm, 9VVRA....-ft±rfaik;,,.. ~:... Je mJ. u~~ "'11 ttSUme to P.O. Box Ll.nda. 714/87().7471. ~=.,~'M'"uat ~a1., CLlllS 1aaot J<amue\a St. B.D. lUil ctwie, AIR, AfP. .,_, ._....,., U., an erpmienced in· 2350,NewportBch,92660. G_ .. Offiu wPm lsbavo llOOd ~ -Ou.r ta .. 1tment .ad· l~~ILUS Mklor.Tackle. ~=~: ld'it dividual to operate ai---------Mattn t.odiv.tooper~te penoQali..!.P.!O fR'mo. mHwu.tJoa =r:;, ts ~ Blbfaltt.er, tealpor.z'1. lynt~npr.Type J>olidcmDOWavaJJ.2nd 370/1'5.A»PU~ta must • xerox m ach ln o an lMM'lOO. .... ...-• .... aa.tDdi to 11>,...._MIRDblsl WoridDI 1MUJer needt 45+wpcn. l'Ull lime-(ot A lr4 Sldfb at all our b av• a tb.orouj_b $1 y Wfuna Nl1uel retall~wtorial llalallennc~ ...i-• aee oH tll'I NeldClmmedialtlJ amare ,,..._to can for 1nhte h.nalturo 1ua ... a,,.•~ ... _ ........... _ aowledtt of DOS/VS .62 per DA k>cadoo. No aper . .,. c d •..a .._,_apoaptlfNal Iaaa6Sbort1tnD _, ..-.~ ..__.. __ --.n .. -.. .....: ooentiU Qtt.em q'd. Por a p pt. call 0 • nee • exp u ~r ..-... ~ P">' -~· 2\4i Tf ol6 atrl ID N.8 , onept. , br ......... eandlJCtad and.JCL-wttJl RJE. ALt. 9TM530«S3l~ qullfied people. Will ,...._.ne poltttoO,.. .Mr.au.bk. llllme..U1-e • .....,,,. ladtku191r~•per1wec1.; JIODo.l'rla: n.t'a r111fOUP*Y ,...;;.... _________ ... Cnda.topJ*1.Cl>lf,ma n 4l'al•Jn..,..labook· K.t~owntr~ ~p/tMiotant.i •ltnle.c •anted for Jl6GT....,,... Smdrent0eor ao.~•d •mALOPACI ""....,.. dl1 or nlte ....._. • ~. C411T..,UMUO da,. wk J-tpm. call naaaaf tm..t of blJQ G.,._OrcmiU'l~ applylnpenoo: .nth. Penn.p/ll.me,201rnper ll'Odr. caJl tll.fm or .,.._. . fODJf1 .•ml. , cl•ta ofnc•. SalarJ We p1wMfimawt&.blo ...... _., wtr TypillJ t*lepbocM, m..s.Alilbat•W . .. -MATMCLmlS nee. op .,.vaeh,J opea. 8IDill ,.. ... t.o: lllaul°"9rEmployer W.Mlt~ 1e~. ofe. 'Ha aru. 17tb ST. CW. LUI t it :-m•m111~. ,,..;.,. Ykh!1...£ ., ~ ....... °'&I -,a.J_ Boa m. ~ DaDr P\lot. . . .__.. DAILY PILOT .,,..... ... : .. lb • problem w... ... . . ' t"': \ P.O. BH u... Coi t• CdtM ~ Wdra..... aYl.:AHD sr....E Girt rrid.a1 ty" • .,.. .. i.JAHJTOIUAL WOtlt In ~co djJ DiY W&k«"=Co OfPOITUM1J 11 .... c. .... , CoGb~a.bon. '~ ~~··OllH ' "''"' -w:.... • I = ..... dal' ,, tau• 111Ht. Tn la• .,,._1021WJi8H~~-,,ll8odm ._,.....'" ~-, ••••c• \ 11~, 1 ~·;ir.\:. 1\11\i:g~ MUq, .,..11 • ....,... .........,. ~ .._. -·-•wodl-a"'"' n .n.. ~=• · 9-·· .... 11.,.....-... ·· l'-n.:.e...;;.a ,,..,. 1.,.TOIY ••1-l -us · -.w-::.-~~ • ·: ,. <O:il'DB'ot • ,1iiik:.t. a...aned ~~ C..00'1 lilltoodl Of Ila-, -~--C :a..~ It::~~.-"'°" !r~~: ~,. ~ e:i-.-; • • -llillTVAL.,,. ... ~-:..~ ,, r..ea tM Grate Coaat. leo ......... , ... ·~-.... ., ••• C)lle• DOJ'l9'0tlt ~~--.,J· !PPlP 1.11 Jf. Olhe. -'·LI,•~ • -·~Oiiliil)t _... ~ .'1Mlll*.; -~ ....... d ,........ ........ ... ~ --~==-JJ ...... i;--..-w11 w ~~-~"' ..__ »a.Jirt, : ... 1.: ~· .... '= -· . ftaDt..,. ,.,_, llciMQ·'114aJ; ... a.ea • Hell. ~ 'I.AUL ....... rr....-Olililr 11•-l&l,,'Mlle Mot• .-a •_ 1 '~4 -., ,....._DU W• COllllt _ptitadoaa .,.._. t.aMilft _,ActWllS sh;lf~" 1,.1 .. , . ~ ~-d. P/\1Jla, 1e. Call ~~~.,,..._I +ta . l' :Didlr.PUe&a.-n.d~ 11!7.,ID!• ' •' ..,., ·:re-.,.,. -!I ·~' '·. ' -----·•--Cl.-.. - P.....ai Senicn 5360 .. ' . t . :j ,__ ------, I I CJO DAILY PILOT QjRJCAL 100% FREE I I Monday, March 13, 1978, tWp W..e.d 7100 Help W..t.d 71 00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~.~:'.~•:.~ ..... ~~.~~ ~~·r.~.a.~•:.~ ..... ~~~~ ~If.~~ ..... ?~.~~ ~:r.•: .......... ~~!~ .W,W....., 7100 HlfpW..e.cl 7100 P/Ume Opportunity for 4 -.-••H••••••••••••••••••• ·-· .. "••••••••••••••• <•> ambltJoua people. In· SALIS Awm;n • t.CHA.HtC terestln1t WOl'lt in an ta• W AM1'8) Journoyman-zt.ctrlclan, Jllalt t.a .. O-Jl tool•. pan~in1 bua. w /&ood We need a 11lee oriented mln I yrs uper. Ntw re· Muat be able to perform cl.nWlg pc>Unt. Cnll tor manorwomantosellour ---------------------SERVlCP! HA TIONAL LUM• Ir SUPPLY INCOIPOIA TIO aldenUal •commercial. 0...,. -i-•-. Exper. ln appt.49'-SUI&. exch.mlve calend.anl and 9'19-IMZ ..,.,.. • ., 11.1.i. an eldenalve llne ol ad· • • · aaa • tesel. Flex. hn.i--------•I vertlalnl apeclaltles/ Needs ha ndyman for expandlng KITCHEN HILP Unlon a bop. Contact .Real Ettate bualnesa elfta. If you service depL Light installation & TYPIST W AHTID 16 Sherfd.tft dlulni ehaln, F /time posiUon in our haod•made J.810. Pl.Ile typing dept. Xlnt work· Cblna•crystal.8'141113 ltlJ concls ~ co. beoet!:f · i ..,_mcet 10 Io Must be r1.1a:sonabty f t ••••••••••• .. ••••••••• • & accur. Apply ln person. P' R 0 RT DAM A 0 '£ D Pen n y s a v er. 16 6 0 HOl'POINT SALE laOIJ Placent\a,CM w. Warner nr Hvbor. For catering co. W111 Richard Wlnkler, SALARllD have a put hlatory of maintenance work. Good pay & un s Lcepf/Secy $800 train. Aalt for Marvin, 7141170-7380. sales aucceas or wish to excellent company benefits included. UTI E Greet Vl P's · & handle 6'6-3820. Costa Meu. .............. ...... R ...,. r___ M.ANACilR beCift a career in sales, l . f b COORDIMA TOR phones in beaut. otc. · _,.,_ IC--r· ~ Unique Homes ot Meaa youcanbenefitfromone Persons app y1n g or a ove Rapldlyexpaodin1cable Santa Ana. m.2121 CASH PAID For W1hr/l>ryra/1lefrit worklni or not 857-1113 Good typing & some ah Ladles Serious about 4~ Day wk. Jira 9·5. Verde ia offering a mon· of the moat lucrative employment should know Southern televlalon co. baa an lm-. an asset. For variety changlnt your present Good front olc •kill.a & lbly salary plus com-commission structures Calif. area & be mechanically med. openinlt tor •1--------- pos Growing co Good standard or Uvlng thru exper.focapeclaltyprac· m!Jlslonstoallcen.seeex-l.nOW'industry. What we i·nclined. We offer 8 future w/a' uUUUeecoordinator.The w.-.&Dryer ~ Superbens' concentrated work tlce ln beach city. perienced in the Colt• need is an individual who growing company, "why not grow pos ition demand• a Like nu delux multi· cans.illy ~ w/peoplep/time.Callfor EmployerPayaFee. Mesarealestatemarltet, can deal directly with Jtighly productive, pro-cycle m odel• only. appt.'96-SUI&. DR.PIRSOHHB. desirous of mana1in11, businessmen who use with us''. Job employment in Santa fe1.11 . lndlv. who will Completely reblt • re-Secret.-y toSIOOO Ladiea-lmmed. opentnp AJlencyolOrangeCo. organiJing and promot· calendars and BPecl.alty Ana at our warehouse. Applicants perform Jolnt fieldlna Hnhhed • Y•• r Ple.asant nex. personall-Earn extra money~ 12lll W.LaVeta,Ste209 in& Unique Homes in the items to promote their apply Sat g..1 or Mon thru Fri 9-5 at w/utllity en1loeeria1 JPW'lllltee. l price onlY. ty. Good skill5. ~eal Est pleasant p/Ume work. Orange 633-9740 Me.a Verde/North Costa b1.11ioess. Thi• is an ex-/ personnel. secure ex· your dlOlce $110 each. devel bltgd pref d. Love· Call E.W.C. for appt. Medicalfrontorc. M•aarea. UiDterested. ceUent opportunity for 6501 E C-latr Street cavattng permits Ii: ~dellv~. Sale ends lyl.rvineloc. 962-318l Ex-..1enced"'"'~. pleaae contact Jim Wood you to auociate yourself ....,. ~ maintain data on con· March 15th. Ala new & CallSaUy S4().80SS .,.... .,_,, at 675«IOO. Replies will with The Thos. D . Lo.g leadl structlon, In Los Hite new refrti'•• Legal secretaz:y /recpt. '9H7<Ml bekeptcoaftdential. Murphy Co., a pioneer in 121 ~1 429 970 I Angeles, Orange & No. freezera & ranc• at ~ Sec:refarv $800 for preatige Newport MEDICAL the advertising field ~ • San Diego Counties. Ap· the cost at South Cont Good atolls & some ex-Center law firm. Salary BACK OFFICE. Li·mlted -·• ISTATE since 1888. Your ln -plicant.smustbefamlllar Appllances,UJ-2M2 n-t hd rt commenaurate wltb ex· --itiau·ve and planning will .,. .....,. w/aerial & underground per . .,.,au ·corp q rs. X· Ray. Experienced. 5•• •5 , 1 tru ti •-be t pot 0 t.st din -..ience 6'0-8510 -d ... -•-e your growth uU . cons c on .,. ' Xln ent. u an g ..,_. . Newport n-ach d""to-. Have-1 .... for one top """'' UUJ• 1 . t tl n..1-'d copper tone Id hens ' NB bestl .,.., v.. ... .._ and success with our ab e to pr1n nea y. •\CU••• • CallS~I . • ;0-eoss Legal secretary 1·3 yrs 644·8722, 9 to 12 noon quality producer in established company. , Drafllnaexper. Lsdesira· cond,,$U5.Daya7Sl-Ml. Y general experience, only. Irvine'• best location. Your accounts are pro-.... ble. This poe. offet:JS an Evemnpal-2335. salary commensurate Call f pointment rd I t t rting aal & O,.ratioM Clk $700 w / exp. 1n8 u ran c e Medical/Legal Secretary, or •P • tected and repeat o ers x n s a G E Waaher a )'1'11 old Perfectspotforskiers& benefits. Parking. NB p/time, flex. hrs. N.B. RedHillRealtySSZ.7500 make money for you. benent pkg. Applicant ties:Kenmorewuher,re- trip takers. Work (3) 12 law firm. Call Debbie at area. Call 64&-Sl94. REALIST A TE Write Richard E. Fisher, should forward rea.ume conditioned $18$. Hoover hrdays.Beoff4.Know'l 1u""l30 Sales Manager, The WefpW..ted 7100 MMllW..tecl 7100 orapplylnpenon at. portable Wlhr Ir dryel" of data control & com· 7141'"""' Motel Desk Clerk. Relief SALESPERSON Tbo6. D. Murphy Co., 110 ....................... ~;~T................... TM Ccwwuwelcationt Sl7S. Guaranteed 6 de- J>uter input & printouts Lecaal~ clerk needed for 2 We'reexpand1ngagain& s. 2nd Street, Red Oak, SECRET·RY s-RET' ... RY/CLK COftlPClllY livered.S48-8672 needed . Top co • Small 'business UO Uon nites/wk at beachfront looking for top caliber Iowa 51566. "' "'-~ 3303A Harbor Blvd w/greatest bens. firm in Newport Ctr motel. Apply at 1441 S. salespersons with high Immed opening tor or· To handle real estate in· Costa Meaa, Ca 92626 llcydel 1020 CallSally 54().6055 seeks exper d legal CoaatHwy,LB. performance records & ganlzed secy w/pleas vestor accts. Com · EqualOpporEmployer ••••••••••••H-••••-exper. in local area. Sub· SALF.S DIRECTORS personality, type 60wpm, munication. typing, & NEW & USED BIKES sec'y. Dictaphone, typ. MOTOR ROUTE mil resume in confidence Interested in fashion & SH & mkt'g pref. Good bus. math skills a must. Jteconcl. B ell trad~ Exec. Secy to S! 100 1~ 70+, sh req'd. Call Large Daily Pilot route to cosmetics? Sales dir. toe, nice ofc's. Frlnge Xlnt Joe I. benefits. • Cycle &Co~Newport To yP in real est d1v. of Linda, 640-6960. in South Laguna-Laguna ROC)ef"'s Rfflty needed for new firm. beoef for co &fulan field. 644-8824. WaltenfWaitrnses Blvd. C.M. 6'2·7910 nationally k.nown&corp. Lifeguard/swim lnslrtrs Niguel. Monday through 2737E.Coastllwy Exp. Xlnt for goal & 833-8202 Sec'y /Bkkpr, Real Must be people oriented.,._,,,_ 1035 Good t yping sb. Full time summer, part Friday afternoons, Coronade1Mar,Ca92625 money oriented people. ...._ti _ _. Ma·1 $4hr. Vac,sickdays,in· _. Tremendous bens. Beaut time Ye a r round . Saturday and Sunday Es Pree Cosmetics SECRET ARY ""' co .... ~ exp rf?. C \ sur benefits. 644-5404 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Joe. s•" ""u c.P.R .• , W.S.I. pref. mornings. Approximate· Real Estate Sales People i70·2740 resume to 2845 • oas PERSIAN. Blue male. Cal!Sally .. \/"........, Will train. Sun & Sail ly $450 per month gross wanted. Up to 90/10% Mortgagel.encling Hwy,CdM9262S WAITRESS, exper CFA reg. 9 wh old. Club, 24752 Toledo Way, earnings. $50.00 cash de· comm. split. Nwpt Bch Sales· Fine J e w e 1 ry • Secretary to secondary Service Station Allen· necessary 21 +, food & 494-786Sor499-4816.Julle ClkTypTrn~ to $575 ElToro.586-0860 posit required. Phone 631--0900 tm1.mateu.rew~:d.a~n Prt~~ market adm.i.nl.strator of dant exper'd. Day & cocktails, lunches. Apply ~ 1040 No exper nee. but, typ· 6'2-4321, ask for circula· a natlonal mortgage in· E ' Full & p/time AP· In person, LeBlarrltz ~ ing,useotadd1ngmach., LOAMPROCISSOR lion. Leave name and 673-4734 surance company in pl~~SbellStation,lJt.b& French Cafe 414 N. u•••••••T••RAININ•••••••G••••• variety duties in top co. with secy skills for number and make or Real Estate Newport Beach area. Irvine NB Newport Blvd. NB. DOG Pleasant co-workers & mortgage broker firm. auto to be used and your LOAM SECY & TRME SALES PERSON Send resume to Ad#231, • · 6'5-6700 Your Place or Mine super hens. S40-"""'"' Loan bacltground pref'd. call will be returned. Due to an expansion, we· Daily Pilot, Box 1560, Service Sta. Night Attend John Martin S48-00S9 CallSally """" Near Fashion Isle ....... _~ .a.i..t... areseekinganorganized ' d C-0Sta Mesa,CA92626 20r5 nites awk. Apply, WAITRESSES . S 11 AKC 714/644.s824. ~""Ull:' & aggressive sec'y who Prestige gift & e-Sbell,17th&Irvine,NB Cano's Seafoods of Mex· Spnnger . panle ' LeCJClll Secy $1000 M.A. CERT CLASS can handle personal con-corative accessory store SECRET ARY · · hiri g exp food champ. lines, liver/wht. Work for chief council of MACHIMIST /Gett'I Starting soon, apply tact well. R.E. lie is re· ;,~~Jcated °!3u~tu !i~h p tr position for efficient Serv. Sta Help needed im· ~t~esses for day shift. 8 wks, shots, &&S-76S6 lrg real est d ev . Se.t-up&shortrunmill. Park Superior, 1445 quired & knowledge of outgoing personality & secy.Dictaphone.typing =EFu~~~rJ~~A~~~t Apply Monday-Friday, GERMAN SHEPHERD. Corporate legal exper. lathe, punch press. Gd Superior.642-2410 loan processing is pleasing appearance. & enjoy detail work in Bch. • ' 3-5pm. 2241 West Coast AKC, 5 weeks, Xlnt Profess. attitude & opport. toexpw/growing helpful, but we will train Full time, no experience busy R.E. ofc. Call Lila, Hwy. EOE. quality. Good watcb abilities. co. Co pd life/hosp ins . NURSES AIDES the right person. Position essary we tra1· n 833-2900 5,.0CI< PERSON dogs 638-9308 Call Sally 540-6055 Cole Instrument Corp 7.3 & 3-11. Exper. pref'd. is i11 our new El Toro ~ startfug wage, ex: · '' Waitresses, Hostesses. · • (714)642..SOSOE 0 E Will train Mesa Verde branch ofc. This is a ceUent future. pleasant P /lime. Liquor store-BayMarieRest.,2371So. AKC Blond Cocke r . Dlctaph Secy to $800 · · · Con H · 661 Center career oppor. withe Na· h A 1 1 SECRET.& RY nights. Wages open, app· El Camino Real, San female pup, 7 mos. All u•CHl ... IST .a. St, CvM. osp, at1D06p ere. PP Y on Y "' ly in person. 2937 E. Clemente492-7962 s bota. Housebroke n. Assist pres of outstand· ~ ,... "" tion's Largest Home in person. llam-6pm, Comm'! Loan Platform. d $150 49'2!186 mR local co. Greatoppor. Machinist Trainee, lathe OHi ..... _ LoPleaanseBCr8o1~erafe Firm. Tue. tbru Fri. Neat appear. req'd. Good ~~it Highway,. C M, Wanted a few good · • w/dictaphone & manuf. &mills, apply at : Rima ce.....,ager THEGIFTEDHAMDS typtng&shskills. · workers, P /time & mack Labrador Puppies. background. Enterprises, 15395 for orthodontic practice AL MAYNES Marina Pacifica Village Supplementallncome F /time, for cleaning, Purebred.8wltsofd.$SO Cal!Chris 540-6055 Chemical Ln., Hunt-in Laguna Bch. Exper 213/924-7611 632BD,E.Pac.Cst Hwy Call71'/558-52so 752.0931,2-4pm gardening, & general togdhome.492·9413 ington Bch. 893-4534 pref'd. Phone Mon thru Long Beach For An lntervw Appt for appt. 1 ligbt maint. Apply in AKIT AS ~~Ofc . to.S70.0 MACHINE OPERATOR Fri,497-2464 RHln..-..a.-ity UHIONIAHK person,SS202Del0blspo, d I Ak·t d EnJOY vanety day tn th1s _.,......... ·-· SALESPERSON w/car N rtCtrD Dana Point. 8·6P M A ~ t I a ogs are ry pleasant ore Some Female plastic injection Parking Attent.. P /Teves. •Real Estate Office in Call on schools. Org. Co. 61~e!~ Beach r • Swim coach·S.C. Swim weekdays. 493-6222 available':<> select homes )vet bkk g & ·r t P operator, full or part & wknds, must be 18 & Costa Mesa has room for Earn $1S,OOO yr. plus. Con!. Sml comm. assoc.1 ___ .;__ _____ thru Ak1t.a Rescue . • e po accu . Y -897 1706 h C l·r D L C 11 r . I Equal Oppor Employer ing will land this pnme lime, . , ave a I . . . a only 3 more pro ess1ona Salary against comm. WATCHMAKER 524-5195 6314!20 agents o r trainees. N Mr May thru Aug. 645-1143 ---------pos. Maids; top wages paid. ---------1 Graduated commission ' o exper. n ee. . dys.548-421.3eves. To ass ist engineer Samoyed pups, btful, 6 Call Chris 54()..6055 Appl y: The ln n at PIX AftsWet" S..-v. program +extensive L o b e l . m o r n s Secretary, good skills to w/develo~m~n~ or de· wks old w /papers + . . Laguna, 211 No. Coast Exper. pref'd. Will train. training program + on 7141640-8862. work in excitinit. fast -lic~te prec1~e i~trumen shots champion line, aft R.ception11f to $650 Hwy .. Laguna Beach. Days/eves avail. Must line computer services + s• I r.<r. WIRE & CAILE l~nl'OWlF·an~.~hiino~es:~~t ~;~~ Switcllbocrd Opr talion for 011 field . Good Sor ..:kends 495-0415. Growing co. needs . type 35 wpm. Call for MLS +++.call Roiter """""..,.. ., Pulse system. Exper'd. working conds . co ~---..;...• ___ _ sparkling personality M~ntenance man for SS appt..64()..1791. at Century 21 Crocker, Estimator needed b y Garo. 75!HS11. Outgoing person for very bencfits&toppay.1'.:01.':. Ffoffto You 1045 1 od t l · g Fu wut apt complex In C.M.1....;:...:.... _______ , 642_5062 for appl. local electrical wire & 8 ok busy firm. Must type 55 Scientific Drilling ••••••••••••••••••••••• w m erfa ~ ypdml . n (213)865-3851 p ET IT I 0 N E R S -cable manufacturer for Secretary -. r er age, wpm. Salary based on Controls, Newport Bch Ad--''on Procedures e•.v ofc & rien y CO· Full/ art.ti Good pricing & quoting to for aggressive yacht r~•1 rt M nd Phone557-9054 ~., .... 1 bl mat-" workers. Uailat .. •aRcePenott . p me. pay R.E. APT SALES, well cumomer requirements. sales company. Nancy, exper ......... a er o ay AllkforRonLitUe with this ova e e CaUChris 540·6055 Senior Citizen or semi· daily.531Vi7ll established ofc nds 2 lie Exper pref'd but not re-67J..9211 for Dic k or Linda, Dachshund.536-831.! GtftOffi e t $SS5 retired. Hunt. Bch . .Full PRODUCTION & highly motivated quired. Call Calmont <-~JTYIMst 714187()..7471• Women for hous~IUan· YounK f emale dog, c o time. 752.2573 salespersons. Will train. Engineering 549-0336 --.. ,"'."'' sh. , Switchboard Opr. Wit I ing. ~trans, pa . me t r 8 j n e d , g re a t Jnterlestifng oppor.rif! thdis --...... -..a-.--,-__ --.. -M----1 CONTROL P(folc. Bkr, 556-6171. ~I . t yping & sto AMpp-r train. Must be avail or full time. Top wages. w/ctuldren have 2 dogs. loveyocw/very nen · --"' ... y 1n per son . · wknds&evei.6's-8lD7. 642-7207,642-7430 , k iu'1-73'7a ly co-workers. Lite typ-Lite maint. work, 40 hr SECRET ARY Fuentes, Robert Bein, ....:can=....::t..;___ee...:p_ . ..;___ ___ _ mg & nice personality wk. Mature. Also, need PLANNER/ RECEPTIOHIST We are currently seeking William .Frost & Assoc., Telephone Solicitors ex-* * * * * FurnHwe 1050 helps get this spot . MAID. Travelodge, 6208 Immediate opening for a people oriente d 140lQua1ISt.N.B. perienced only, Sell WOMEM&MEH ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/adv oppor. W. Coast Hwy, N.B. r...:hcning Ageftt individual with clerical secretary w /good typing SECRET ARY Orange Coast's leading Earn $3400 a ~o. or more s~ft.Joog cwit.om padded CatJ Chris 540-6055 ..._. •GEMENT Needed for electronic-skills to work full time. skills. Enjoy xlnl com-Type 60 wpm, sh helpful. newspaper at ~ome, your se.lling ~ob1le homes. po rt ab 1 e bar w l th MA~ Mission Viejo co. Min 6 Typing 50 wpm, must be pany benefits. Salary commensurate phone. Part time o.r full. Will tram. C~ll Paul, multiplex tuner, 8 track Wrd Proc Op to $900 This gilt.edged co. will send you to school to trajn on their own ma ch. Good sal potent & xlnt Trade as soc i at ion yrs exper. Must know poised and personable Apply9am-noon .,.o cc.,., Must~ ~ver 21._Highest ~.Anaheim. & turntable-all are built· w/proven distribution & machine shop & have and be able to handle Mon-Fri Personnel w/exper. '"° . ......._. comm1ss1on paid. Call i ns -plus two custom training methods, offers electronic knowledge, busy phones. Please call TEL SECRET•RY 835-0031·3PMonly. Women want.ed run time """"•.,.ht iron bar atools. M t be h d 0 ker & MARRIOTT HO · ,,.. ,.or houseclearu·ng. Own ~·--ambitious people op· us ar w r 644 3389 '' Sh le ulri · t Degree . 900 Newport Ctr Dr Good typing & dictation. ~ _H,.....E SALES transportation. uo.0757 arp! 581·7446. portunity to start part se s c1en · 9am 'lil noon '_.. """' ....., hens. Call Rita time & build own busi· not nee. Call Lillian, THEIRYIMECO Newport Beach Nice telephone voice. Tiredoftherootine? 540-6055 ness without investment 581-3830. • Equal Oppor Emplyr Mature. For small, quiet This job is for you! WonJ Procnsor ---------i 550 Newport Center Dr. mtr ofc in S.A. Either 6 or 8 Call Us Now At Typist, secretary. Strong which can provide un· · · N wport Beach ~~~~~~~~~! **I BUY** P~--'Clk toS700 limitedincome.646-7989 Prof.Coupleseekslivem e€\,,,. E I ::.; hrs per day Mon-Fri. 833-8095 SH&typlngreq'd.Apply -...:---------1 care; 2 school age Equal..,.,por mpoyer Call Marge, 540·4242 Time-LiteLibraries !npersonto Mr.Fuentes, Good osed Furniture & Appliances-OR I wUl sell or SELL for You. MASTEIS AUCTION !'eoplec~ntactis always Manicurist. experienced children. Light ---------SECRETARY betwn9am-3:30pm. EqualOppEmplyrm/£ Robert Bein, William i~terestiog. Co. would in sculptured nails. housework, pvt room, RECEPTIO ... IST Froet & Assoc.1401 Quail l1kesomeprev.exper.& 642-6S4l board. Sal ary open. " We currently have Secretary to regional ---------St,NptBch. happytypeP!-lrson. Lead 557.3000; leave name, GENERAL OFFICE secretarial p·ositions 1 a l e 8 mgr, ad . Televi5ion _;__;:__ _____ _ in~ co. w/liberal bem MATURE WOMAN pbon.e#forJ. Sanders Typl.n& expr. necessary. open and are seeking ministrative duties. Full T.V. SYSTEMS Would you Uke a business CASH PAID 646-1616. 133-9625 program p /t ime to welcome Newport Center. Perma-personable individuals time Lag Nig area. C'.all of your own? You don't For gd used furn. ando CallRita 54()..605: newcomers & contact PROPERTY MANAGER. nent, benefits. Reply to capable or handling a dayorn1gbt499-4386 INSTALLER need an office to start. ques&clrTV's,957-8133 merchants. Flexible bra. Property Mngmnt firm Ad# 239, Bolt 1560, Dally variety of secretarial ...:..=..::-:--..:.;.-::.. ____ -t ~nings for individual Begin at home, full or Corner grouping 2 •tudlo PIXTraint• to $65~ Need car, lite typing. ls seeldng sell-starter in· Pilot, Costa Mesa, CA duties. Xlnt typing & sh SECRETARY with 1 yr. ex per· as part/t ime. Ideal for beds with b~lsters, Relief pos. offering lots 547-3095. dividual to manage in ex· 92626 required. $750 per mo. Experienced part time. telephone or cable TV in-husband & wife team. tailored colors, green of variety. Need some . cess or 1.000.000 sq ft of ---------PACIFIC MUTUAL type /shrtbnd, Newport staller. Must have valid 646-4533 pattern & wood grain ta· gen'l ofc bkgd & a real Mechanic for small comm1 /induatrlal pro-RECEPT /TYPIST 700NewportCenter Dr Beach. 644-5460 drlverslic. Call644-3389 ble, very good cood. $65. nicepersonallty. .engines. Need exper. perty. Applicanta w/ex· Tele & reception exper, NewportBeach 9am.'tilnoon YARDMAN G.E. stereo console , Call Rita :~A ---person to maintain neet percall714/1S2·0155 type nee, misc duties in EqualOpporEmployer SECRETARY THEIRVIMECO. Rental center has open-AM/FM, phono, pecan. ProcnMt Cite to S6 75 Some gen'l ofc exper. & mod accur. typing will secure this xlnt pos. w /top co. Plenty ofuppor or lawnmowing equip· Fashion Is la nd ofc. Proreaalonal office seeks SSONewportCenter Dr. in gs f or 2 m e n . very attractive $50. Ma- ment & small t.rucka. 40 CadlllacstoGo-Carts Temp poe. Send resume exper, well organized, Newport Beach Mecllanical knowledge pie .Knee bole burl with Hrs wk. Permanent. WbatevertheFad to: Law Office, 610 --------• sell-starting individual. EqualOpporEmployer helpful, neat handwritr mirror,goodfordresaial Good working condl· Roll 'em off the market Newport Center Dr, *Secretaries* Xlnt typiat (65 wpm) ing nee. Weekday off. table $15. Wood gra.in t.iona. Location lrvlne. With a Classified Ad Suite 1220, Npt Bch. Ca Good telephone manner. Will train. Apply. 1930 kitchen table w/( blue can 552..8200 for more Ln· Call Now! 6'2·56"18 . 92660 No telephone call Employers Pay All Fees Noo Smoker. CPA firm TB.EX/flLIMGi Newport Bl, CM vinyl padded chairs. for adv. CallR.ita formation. ..;;p_leas __ e.______ LizReindersAgency exper. a+. Challenging Petroleum m.kt'g co. in ~ood cond. $30. S40-605n HtlpW•ted 7IOOJWipW•ted 7100 RECEPTIONisr for two N=~~~te~l~ =~rk~~.p~:~f~ltl:c~: ~~~b~iJ!ii !,u18~ Mtrchandis. liling Clerk $675 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• girl front office, 1 yr. Call for Appt/Estab '65 ti on Newport Center. heavy telex & ofc. filing. ••••••••••••••••••••••• M.ahog. bedrmaet, 7pcs, J • b b d exp. 83Q..l395. CallM0-2539 Prior exp both areu es-•""'--1005 oakchrs, best offer. You won t e ore Nursing --•• 1 So lit ecyt'l _...,..... 631-02IOL w/\h.15 exceptionally fine Receptionist. some typing ........ waated 1100 M.A.. w----... 7100 ......... a . me es ••••••••••••••••••••••• M h wth ..,.. t SOUTH COAST tor 3 wks, May 1-19. CalJ .._,,,.. .. _,,,.. --as flll·in. Salary com · · Ho full t f • co. uc gro ...,.en , ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• mensura t e w I ex P /· use 0 urn. aOt" ~ln~~ns. • •• ____ COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 6'4-9040 quallflcauon. <7 u> MUSICIOXIS sale, Cheap. Good cond. -·-llEC8'T /SWITCHllD 495-1980 Mra Kraft or CLOCKS 1....;552-4999~~----- 11HOSPl'J.'AL WITH A HEART0 Immed. openfn1 for an SAW S NG SALES Mn Kajawa. ~;!~ac:::::o:r'!~t:, H. B. Coado tum nle. Pwchas. Clk S7 60up ltesp. pos. w /great co. Xlnt bena & promotion prospects. Worth in· vestigatlng. • Call Rita --- WwDecorCo StGO Secretarle1, 1tyau Jovet,o work In a raaclnatilll at· mos. this ia tt ! No •h. btti ptea11nt peraonallt1 'd c:liruia EXCEPI10NAL OPPORTUNITIES exper'd pe.raon w/good · ADVERTI I Tow Truck Driven ex· wortd'a largest aelec· Plants, dre111r, Telex. switchboard, & YELLOW PAGES per'cl._Top pay. Apply, tlon. Al a o glfta, bldeabed, a&ereo. U'l:'A.,DM & LEARN" t)'plng !'!kills, a pleasant O&WTowtng, lOOOirvine furniture, a ntlques. 21.S~ ,...nun , penooallty, & who can A NB•• ... ._. American International; Sol /bJ 0 ... ••OPERATIONEDUCATION' work w·/a min of ve, _..._ l802 Kettering· Irvine. a,ireea m, ..... ..., 5eptember, 1978 . supervision for a 1row· Alnv~.1.,ncom. f24,900 TOWTRUCKDRIVER 75'-lm.OpenWed..Sat. ~uacai• '20-SIJO. I tna N.B. pharmaceutical -...... Exp. mech. abWty, l(d CE U Pro ld r ~ .. -co. Forappt.call6'2·7SU pay + comm 4'c benenta. STEW".,.TROTH 9 ---'al made elf • • • V e ~ u ldorPam. A.C. Auto Service l14C lW' wtJt: iid.n Prorine.W GOING TO SCHOOL? -R.E.Salee Cerritos ~e ~~!~·San Amerl~~~tiques nausah>'de oourh. sns. W. Lo~ Ano-tea Or•nge "1emeo..,. --&: Fine Reproductions ott wtut., beautif\al ma.r· CHILDREN AT HOM~? LIXECHICKENSOUP o w t Region need• field aalH TaAINEE· Sale s, 7&0E.DyorRd.S.A. bletopr'*1taoPh~•l .. Jt-coWdn't burt'tocall ur H41,rn Clerlcal, Girt Sh op, <atNeWpOrtFwy) eolfeetable.Sl!.$.'-8 Schedules adaptable to Cllucll Naab about a re· f'ePfWtatlwe to 9011 yellow peige edYertlllr19 Prefer ffB re1ldont, 751-8922 drawer trtp\e dresser individu&l needs wlJ'd1Qc career ln real to buslneee people. ~nfngs exist In our mult drive. Intereatlng 1---------w/tolrt~r • 2 Com- 4 llourl ~ Availablo FOJ: Full/time & P /time I J'no tr.inlni If Cerritos. Orang• an West Lot ·An9tl•t po11tlon fo:r someone I•--------modes. All drawer1 aro -..i.. dMalonl. Mutt have a mfnlmum of 2 YMtt over ao:n •• ..,.._1114 or WHOLESALE oedar u..t. N.tl a ltl· J~qualify.MC).5101 ·~Ina dlt9Ct ..... ~end be Calll1M30~. TOTH!;TJ\ADIC Ue nnnt.,q ... er .,.. '° tn1wt owm1or.t ~ °' ttie ,... PEN bl& ...... -. 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Monday March 13. 1978 DAILY F'ILOT CJI Bay Shores-antiques, 1966 80HP Evinrwe OB ...... : ................. '72 Ford. Ready (Or camp-Doh. 9720 MGI • 9744 Auto1. lmport.d · Autos, Us•d A.Mto1. Used plantt clothea miac Sat &d.cond, S6SO 1971 rriumph Daytona ing. FantastJc in & out. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••-••••••••• &-1.25Aiv1ata.Newp0rt. 646-8205. ~·~or ~sl offer. S2750.Eves,546-2J07 '72.AM /FM,w/Wirewbls. v-._,... 9770 Cort.th 9932 ~ 9950 See 1 t:d, 77S ShalJmar, SZ200 or oiler 64S-48ll ... •••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ............ ••••••••••• 1• aet.okl Goods 1065 loah. Power 9040 tJ. CM. ~l2lf1.8 • or '70 VW Fastback. Compl •CORVETTES •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• "-·-"--W--"-..1 9590 rbJt eng, very good cond. 1978 PBJCAH AIRLINES YOUR ~/~=-o!j.Sate,160 ::: •• .':':'::......... 9746 ~ ~~ITE! NlCESELE~ON' signed tt.d. edition pnnts RSHIHGr •••••••••••• ••••••••••. W'E WIU IUY '~•••••••••••••••••• or . HOW ARD Clle•rolet a1N8Pler$10.unfrmd IOATISHERE!! Hent a 1977 t:x('utive YOURDATSUM '69 Kadetle, clean 'l)}SQBKSN/RFAM/FM DOVE&QUAJLSTS. byll.A.~ Motorho m\' or Mini · PAlD•'ORORNO'r tbruoul, 30MPG, xlnt stereo8trk,cberrycond. (Near MacArthur, Jam· P .O. "Bo• 2225 NB 28Ft.CHAMPtOH motorhome from Herb TOP DOLLAR 'condition . $800 aoft. $1650./betofr759-0396 boree&Bristol> 76MBCURY IOICATWAGOH 4 cyl, 4 •peed, rad1u beat.er. U38PC0). •$2795 540-5&30 1011 "~o" & so~ • LINCOUl·MERCURY Dealer lnqwrle1 lnv1t CF5417BB. Fly bridge , JoyiedJander Call any oC FOR Ti ••s 75U820 VotYo 9772 NEWPORT BEACH 6'7HAS3 5l2 30th NB s1ngla scre w. galley, these numbers c-.. ••••••••••••••••••• •• •• tm Dark blue Corvette ~ .......... ~~!. r~~~~::~~~!f~~:!~~~~: Hrlf H 111 • ~u~~a~ ~1df:: :;l~ .. ~;~·;!:~: ~:,yv~~~~ i:!~~-b~:~:~e~.~ 2626 =:~~:ivo. WANTED cl. depth finder & brand i beater, great ecooo. car. headen Mich elina See us at Southern ml. $10,800. (8881'YX) -S.COnd Locallon .. TOP CAS H DOLLAR new, unused 2-way 1''M 74 motor hm, sips 6, self $1.:o>Finn.498-0322 Blaupupici AM /FM. Pvt: , Orange County's Volvo g.:_4> 8IO·lHT <213> 600 W. Coast Hwy. p A 1 D F o R you 1 radio & HDf'. t.6800 or coot. air, power. many WE BUY Two 1976 long bed P.U., pty. $3&'50. Pb 6'G-°'21 & 11=iQ'1,i$'voLVO 72S2. Newport Beach _ ~EJ-:,~~1~~tii. !:,~~~~9~~11 eves & xtr~;~=~::R C~~~::s ~J:;:d.•$3Gea . .:::he912E, lmmac, 13~;:~~';1~~10 ~~ec~: Men: Montego MX SILVER SER VICE 17' 1969 Shasta deep-V, '762J!OZ 2 2 .fspd A/C loml's,redw/blklnter,l $'1500.499-4764,D-GN Broug ham. ~,Ufull FINE FUR N & AN f i b e r g I a s s . MIHI MOTORHOME CONNEll AM2FM iaPe. chrome ownr, many x tras . ORAMGECOUMTY ~ 9933 ~·=tc 250. TIQUES. 645-2200 120Cbevy/Merc J.O .. lo CLOSEOUT!!! whla, deep blue w/whl Week : 634·7064, Evea & VOLVO •••••-••••••••••••••••a...;..;____:_...:.__:_ ___ _ hrs, conv lop, sun seats. 5 left to choose CHEVROLET vinyl half top. 28.000 ml. wlmds, TT0.2239 •i3 MERCURY Mac... full imtr. skils, transom For informallon call Don See to apprec. $6975. EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO .. XR7. fully loaded, ed. COl.OHY PARK fWf bait tank. CG equip .. Preston or Bob Wallace 2828HarborBlvd. 6'7S.7212 '75~Ponche911S LargestVolvoDealer cood. S850. Sat-Sw:I, or •••••••••••••••••••••• Holstrom trlr, 78 LH' & only at c~A ..... ESA ConcourseCoodition mOrangeCounty! am'1831.J618 VS. air cond , power LE-Blond J8"x33" tape Reg. Xlnt operat in ~ 768-5888 .....,.. ... Rat 9725 Brown body, beige llhr BUY or LEA.SE ateering, power brakes, & tools $2,750. Colchesle cond. $2800. Yorba Linda 546-1200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Many Many Xlras DIRECT Dodge ff35 power windows, power L"~~~3:''i1:;~~t:~.r~t 996-1181 Trailers, Trav~ 9170 WEPAYTOPDOu.AR 1974 Fiat Xl.9. Jo ml. xlnt 1!n~o~gio':1~·;i>f~~l ~,-w,-.•. ;;;·;;;~:~:·;;:i-~ ~~~SEY~r/FM r adio. ~=1396~:: 1978 ~~i~~:i:;:~~ ~=Wi~ ~=~cwwbds aee.~.~-liiejl\!iej ~·~PIS, clean. s4i2.~go ...................... SEA RAYS ~e~e~4~M~all: ~~:Ltaextndean ·~~r~~5:~~~:.f~~~ ~7~~zEi ~=1 ~~-~ ...... !!~~ l~!killijl WANTED lDJQ FEET 1976 X-L. 26', side bath, ~UH.ar~~BIClvl(d. before9amoraft6pm. m.aos2after6:30P.ll. ,......._ .... ~ ~PHIL 2626 HARBOR BLVD. TOP CAS H DOLLAR 0-loaded w/xtras. 277 E. MNM ......-·-""•T 2 2 bll -.,...,.. · LONG COSTA MESA PA ID F 0 R V 0 U I 21st St. S48·7037 Costa Mesa .979-2500 tto.da 9727 -...... • new · • re · ••••••••••••••••••••••• JEWELRY. WATCHES. EVERY BOAT ....................... tr•ns ,Kon1s,Recazo, G_r.. 9901 FORD "Second location .. ART OBJECTS. GOLD. Auto Sen-Ju. Ports TOP '5,0QO/b.o. 673-7899. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 600 W. Coast Hwy. S IL v ER s ER v I c E , ON SALE! & A~ussoriea 9400 DOLLAR lrmcl Mew '77 '74 BLACK 911 TARGA. 'I)} Cad·Broughm Sll50. :n Newport Beach FINE FURN. & AN ••••••••••••••••••••••• PAID HONDA Cars Sportomatic. Lo miles, cad2-drSeville $3000. 12 TIQUF.S.M5·2200 BUY NOW r.~c~as~;2ba~~P~if~~ FORCLEAN MANY gdcood.SSl-3394 ~~o:cfttue~a'n ~:!t ~ LUGGAGE TAGS AND SAVE incl's bellhou!>&ng, fl y IMPORT CARS ToClaooseftoolat '88912, new paint, 1750cc, coDd. Must aell, .P.P, "Ho,,.. from your business card. Over 100 Boals in Stock wheel, pre!>surc plate & ALL MODELS UNIVERSITY k pd, mags, xtraa. $4800. '7~dya. ol '"• ~g p::eo~~~Pf~~/a~~ ForlmmediateDelivery clutch. Al1'o all pedal Oldamobil• 675-5077eves&wknds SbellforFord.$200orbCst ~':'~:.!.''::°.!~~;°"-:::;; Viking .. return permanently HARRISOH•S linkage, i.etup for •55.•57 ..... ___._ Cars • GMC '66 Porshe 912 red/blk lo offer. Call 645-5061 alter-========= sealed attractive lag "" ~ $400/bcst offer. .---Trucks mi . M i c b e Ii n s ' 3pm. '70 LTD Brougham 4-dr strap, meeting airline SEARAY 2850HarborBlvd. Blaupunkt, lmmac. AMC 9905 sedao.Xlntcood.Callaft '74 Mac MOKTtGO Radio. PIS, P/8 1.0. reqwremcnts. Pre· 3101 Coast Hwy, N.B. Autos for Sate Costa Mesa 540-964-0 $5750. 5ee lo apprec. -••••••••••••••••••••• Spm; '9&-3476 vent loss & theft! 1''or a 631°2547 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 497.3195 ~-dor $2499 'T2 .m.11ta • runs good. '73 Ford Grand Torino personalized ta~ enclos , . . c---. Roce 1972 HOHDA .. _.-.u. 9755 ~Bo,..,bt wallpaper, fabric 0 20 <>pen ~odel SkJpJack ""i'od; • 95 0 -· -new car. Sport, vtnyltop, air, P/S. "D Glo" pa nor & w Radio bait t.Jnk, top & 4 WE BUY COUPE ••••••••••••••••••••••• P /B, AM/FM 8-trk, mint '"On.•,., a r-111 ti :18 mo. oefe.,ed "21L7t + ''" & locleme APA 1 7.9 ~1'o O .A.C. ay ~ ' 22sb OMC ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4s........1roofrack "-only TESTDRJVEOUlt cond ...... II ..,100 will back & lnm you cover . P · .,.,.,.,.. °' lllKk 9910 ' mun ~e · -· tags. Or try two cards Walker6'73-5754. Dragster s et up for USED C •RS 39,000actual miles. Ideal -i.E CAR ••••••••••••••••••••••' call9am-2pm , 675.8698 IOM.I081 '7Slol&C MONAJtCH AC, .... llUfO PIS. PtB. back to back Chrysler or flathead A for skiers & surfers . PRICES SEA RA y 21' engine. S850. 549-3270 CALL GARTH (Q27GBZ). OF THE YEAR" S2eaor3 SS '70 Hull, regeled, '71 4Whee1Drins 9550 UsedC.rMgr OHLY$1175 Goodinvenlor)'\Jlatock. 415 lags$1.60ea. OMC, 1/0 eng. 210 hp, ....................... 540•5630 Mt•,.,t.UMtn .H:urr')'wblle theylast! 619tags$1.50ea new canvas. full cover, COSTA MESA MIRACLE JOor moreSl.40ea. cutly cabm wlbunks. "" "" .. ~<;;:::t5•Mesa MAJDAjRBtAULT Sales Tax Included Back Bay shp. Xlnt cond. AMC-JEEP '71 2150 Harbor Blvd. NO CARD? $SSOO. Frank 759.0941 or #I In c....12f. COSTA ,...,..,A Dr -.a ,.,.8 UN 2626 HARBOR BLVD. '75 HONDA CVCC 5 apd \~ .. ...., aw your own or s._.. 675-lv• • • 64~5700 name, address, phone "~ .......... 1 FREE COSTA MESA immac, 16,000 m i,1 _______ .....-__ _ we'll make one card per -._... WE IUY yellow· (0'7 MM 0 ) l6 1971, auto. 4 dr, air tal(.Add25<each. Chcm'hr 9050 AirConditioner 89'l..J'76S cond . Mec hanically Send check or money or· ••••••••••••••••••••••• on new 1977 & 1978 J eeps. USB> CARS! KCll"ll'llllll' Ghia 97)5 sound. New pa int 1 derto: Charter plush 60' yacht. Does n o t in c lude We'rethe new Cbevrolet ••••••••••••••••••••••• owner. P.P. (LPA306) rlLOTPRIHTIHG reasonable. hourly or Wagonecr limited CJ S or dealership in the Irvine 673-884S P .O. Box 1560 daily. Newport 67~·2172 CJ7. Offer good only on Auto Ccnlcr. We need '73 Karmann Ghia, 34K --------- Co6t M c 92626 ---factory air equipped yourusedcar! mi, immac,, radials, RollsRoyce 9756 __ _3__esa. a . . ~~;.~~~ •••••••• !?~~ vMehichleJsl. 097ffcr c~p1res JOE ~~l1~5d$y~750 /offcr . ··~·l·•D•E•A••l•E•R•••N•U••••••• $129.95, Frame, pedestal. FUJI . YAMAHA oarrVER·s11"'0· CKED MAC PHERSON . . I .S.A. 19 s s G bi a coup c . ----.ROY heater, mat.t, lint•r and DEALERS WITH JEEPS CHEVROLET eo 1 1 t h m fill lut. F1oat'N Dream mp ete nu enl(, c u c ' R CARVER Waterbeds. 21164 Beach 549-8 02 3 21 Aut~~~~ef Dnve paint. $1695/bsl. 494-2130 r ROUS-ROYCE Blvd, HB. 960-3202 2524 HARBOR BLVD. 768-7222 Mmda 9738 U40J~mbom COSTA MESA ••••••••••••••••••••••• \"----' ~ euc.ll 4 King Tut tickel8 646-5308 Offlu hnMtwe & ,.,.,...... 8085 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Royal Elec typewriter, never used due to death in family. Cost $650. Will 1bree each: ll'S200 Bur- A.utos. IMpcMied '75 red Toyota L/C, xlnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond, many xtraa. IMW 9712 67~SSUS, 846-~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •74 GMC Jimmey While Many xlras P.P. $4.500. Call 646-8525 TNCJu ••••••••••••••••••••••• FUU SB.ECTIOH OF 1978GMC MOOS.SHOW ----'------• Pickups, vans, 4X4's. 1978 BMW's HERE NOW! WANTED $300 Finder Fee for Suburbans & Jimmys priced as low as $4358 '78 GMC ~ ton pickup-(51.5889). COMPLETE IODYSHOP HOWOPEM CREVIER 811.RWICI< 01\T<.,UN ' ' 8 l I I ~ 1 ·, 4 'I , 1 I 7 r, . - 111e7 .. 'An ..... All ..... colon.. ' .... .,. .. .,,...,, COSTA MESA DATSUN m i racle mazda 2150 H..t»cw ll•cL Costa M.sa 645-5700 Gl18TAJSON UNCOl.N MHCU•Y JtlOO .... ..._. """' ..... .... 142.a44 ClOSED SUNDAYS '73 Buick Le Sabre. pwr, '72 Gran Torino wgn. 9· air, Ult whl, tinted glau, pus, A/C, P /S, P /B. OW»' xtra.s. lllnl cond. AM /FM stereo. Dir. Sl850.960-1701;4&H420. m aintained. $12SO. $2799 , .. Oft. + laa & lteeme 111.71 •e mo. oeterr..s 1:1979.AI + l&a & ,_ Al'A 17.60 .. O .A.C . (770MM) 51 Buick ~ restored, 648-StOlevea. $&50oclrade? 1976 Granada Ghia. 2 dr, GUSTAFSON 642-4758 air, stereo, new tires " UNCOLM MERCURY '68 Buick c:i-1ark PIS A/C brakes. $3,SOO. 64,2...C7S8 ..,.., 16'00 9eo<t> &o.il••o•d Clean Good Condition '74 Ford Torino wgn. Pwr. .....,,i..g,.,.. a.oci.. I $595.orbstofr~l air. cruise, rack, xtra 142-8844 CodHloc 9915 cln. $1995.494-2130 ~i..~~~~~~~~~:p ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1976 Ford Granada, 6 cyl, .:: __ _ • • OVER 100 CADILLACS TO CHOOS! ROM AT ALL TIMES "'Low Pric"I" LEASING 494-1 Ill 546-H'7 good cond. Lo mi, full pwr. $3000. 493-6222 74 FORD LTD SD Power brakes. power '75 Colony Park Sta l. Wgn. Full power, rack, etc. $3750. (714)661·2431 st~ng, AM/FM Sterro, Mmfan«J 9952 with 8 track tape. Air ••••••••••••••••••••••. rood. (786KYI) •$2275 540-5630 IOllXSOX &SOX • LINCOLN·MERCURY '68 Convertible, very nice cond. $2100. or offei-. 752-7101 '75 Mustanl!, very clean, lease up. must sell. 2626 HARBOR BLVD.1--.--*-66_1_·303_1_* __ COSTA MESA 74 Mustang Ghia II, auto, "Second Location" V6. PS, PB. sunroof. . 600 W. Coast Hwy, AM/FM 8 track, xlnt Newport Beach cond. 968-3089 IOll"SO" & so~ • I INCOl.N ·Ml nCURY 2828 HARBOR Bl.VD. COSTA MESA· .. "s.cond Location.. • LINCOl.N MERCVIY 800 w. Coaat Hwy. NewpOft Beach lteoO e.odi .... le_d """1..-~ 142 .. 144 lt7T Arrow GT. Xlnt AM/FM sW'eo, air, spec OT pack, pin stripe ~======---.. 1 SMOG. 634-nOS bel 5, Cir --~-- aft a. 113..oot ask for Dan. DAILY PILOT ..... _.. . -.. ..... .. . Monday. Man:h 13. 1978 Lighter In taste.. Lower In lat And still cifers up · the same quality tltal bas made llarlMro llllOllS. LOWERED TAR & N JCOTINE . r . .. ,. . . , • • , . ,.. ~ ,· -· .. .. ' ' ,· , - ' • I . I ~ I -· ' l I t • \ I • I ·n11ntington Beach Fountain Valley EDITION ·* * VOL. 71, NO. 72, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1978 Afternoon N.Y.Seoeks ~ .TEN CENTSI r · Bonfa Details Cons~tant Spending Huntington Beach City At· torney Pon Donia has released a leport which shows that city de- partments have spent $737,431 for the services of consultants since Jan. t.197S. to lll-fated efforts for downtown redevelopment. Bonfa said be made the report to the City Council lut Monday to put the matter of costs for out· side services into perspecUve. The biggest spender for out- side consultant service was the city's planning department which paid out $159,742, accord- He said he was netUed by a re- port by City Councilman Richard Siebert which showed that the dty spent $175,000 on outside legal consultants for the past three years. ·inl to Boofa's figures. More than $65,000 was devoted :Wreckage ,, Mow the Rug Gross Grows in HB Home Huntington Beach housewife Tillie Kurash says that she hasn't been trying to fool Mother Nature. She thinks that it may be the other way around. SPINDLY, PALE-GREEN shoots ot grass have sprouted in Mrs. Kurash's golden·brown carpet iD the COl'- ner of her living room. While she doesn't quarrel with the color combinatioll, Mrs. Kurash would just as soon the graas would crow out- side where it belongs. "When my son Steve told me that there wu crass growing in the living room, I said I don't believe it. · .. THEN HE SHOWED ME and I can't believe it," she says. Mrs. Kurash believes the greening of her living room started when rain water collected in her backy8{d. She thinks some of it may have seeped through tbe foundation. Elementary detective work round that the grass was growing near the cage of Lemon, the family parakeet. IT WAS THEORIZED that the birdseed spilled on the floor and germinated in the dampness. Lemon wasn't talk· ing. Mrs. Kurasb said she's going to call her insurance company to see if grass in the carpet. is included in her homeowners coverage. .... Situcation Monitored Overflow Seen No Threat Yet By KATHY CLANCY Of .. Olillf PllM SUit Rain-diluted overflow from a former industrial waste disposal site in Riverside County poses no danger at present to Orange County waterways, officials of Miners Defy .Court Order, Staying Home the state Water Quality Control Board aald today. Jim Anderson, executive of. ficer for the board's Santa Ana region, said bia staff is continu- ing to monitor the 1lte, which is located in the Glen Avon area. Tbe now-closed site earlier was used to dispose of acid and other indUstrial wastes. It posed a pop\ble threat last week when rainwaters reached the top ol a concrete and earthen dam separating the site b'om a flood control channel about lour miles from the San1a Ana lllver. Anderson said enough water was pumped from beblnd the dam over the weekend ao that crews could begin repalridc the face of the dam. · By the time water pumped from the site passes throu4h the flood channel Into the river and into wat« already imJ>OUDded at Prado Dam. Anderson said, the presence of acid wute is un· detectable. He said crews were attelllpt .. ing to keep cblldren from play· ing lo the foamy lookini lloOd channel water while pumping was under way. He also said there ls a possibility of contamlnatioo In a very small area of the under- ground watet basin near the site. The area was med for ln· duatrial waste 4ilPQN1. between 19S7 andim. Here la the brukclOwn of con-tract ccmu1tant aenlcea aa re- ported bTBoafa: • -Building Department - $2,000 for an inspection by a county 1eoloelst-· -CltJ Clerk -$25,5'5 for ad· vice and supplies during elec· lions. (City Clerk Alicia Wentworth said that cost for the consultant aervice was included In supply costs.) -Finanee Department - $83,000forthree audits. -Parks and RecreaUon Department -$119.29& for prtnt. lng ot brochures and bulletins, planning of parks, appraisal of sites, englneerlng and lighting systems. -Personnel Department - $146,149 for labor negotiations, Wi>rkera compensation as· al.stance and grievance cases In· votY~ police chief and city at· torney. -Public Worb Department- $65,92f for englneeriqg, ap· pral1al, legal work, water • atudies and water protection. -TteUUNr's office -$40,000 for self.imurauce procram and related coeta. -City Councll -$1151 '1'15 for misceUBDeOUS and legal consul· May I .dentify Delly .... Miii ...... REMAINS OF PLANE THAT CRASHED OFF HUNTINGTON BEACH WASH ASHORE Authorities Still Mum on Identity of Piiot Preaumed Lost After Mid-air Colllalon Saturday WadcliD Trial T_errorists .. . .. . Shoot Six In Holland Pathologist Notes 'Nothing Unusual' ASSEN, Netherlands CAP) - -Masked and heavily armed Soutb Moluccan militants shot their way Into a government of- fice building today, wounding at Jeut stx people and taking 30 to 40 others. hostage, authorities said. A DUtch Justice.. Miblstry of· ficial said the gunmen. number· ing at least three. were making .. similar demands" to those made tu previous Moluccan ter· ror attacks -apparently !pe&n· ing freedom for Jallecko~rades · and a plane to fly them out of the country. The area around this northern J>ut~b eltr has been a focus of attacks . by Molucean mllltants demanding Dutch help in win- ning Independence from In· donesla for their Asian homeland, a former Dutch col· ony. Thousanda of Moluccans are In Holland as lmmto-anta. By TOM BAKLEY Of• o.Mr ,.. Miff A pathologist who examined a dead baby the day after Dr. William Baxter Waddill alleged· ly strangled it testified today in Orange County Superior Court that sbe saw "nothiAg unusual .. in the condition of the corpse. Dr. Lina Yu, a member of the medical staff at Westminster Community Hospital, told the jury after being called by the de- fense at Waddill's murder bial that the dead fetus appeared no different from the bodles of other babies who died after saline abor· lionswereperfori:ned. ' The Hong Kong•born pathologist testified that she bas examined .. between 50 and 100" fetuses which died after saline fluid was injected into the mother. And abe told defense attomeJ Malbour Watson that she saw no At least two persons fleeing th•· modem Drente provincial govemllJ!eDt oUIH building were runned down from behind and {:. •• J..:~·"" .,eer slightly wounded, and it was ~ ~J~&a J 4 ported that othent-were shot in· Princess ~--­side tbe bulldlng. n#Ule The taTOtlstt, said to be armed Witb pistols and at least one LONDON (AP) -Prineels m._aehine· aun, sprayed tbe Anne, dauahter of Queen :=~ ~!°: Elizabeth II, was surrounded and armoreil can ..a.......... the build· jeered by campaigners aiatnst ...... _. fox hWJt.inl when lbe took part in infiany· .,"emment employees ~:!~~bonesspeciallybredfor fled tbe bulldine tu a panic, "Amaie 5'opHuntmcCbarlle," some elitinc don fire hoses read the bunen 1QVed by about lcnrered from wtndon and then 15membenoltbeHuntSaboteun Oeetna thrQucb the backyard, Association on Sund.,. Charlie is <a.enmao-. .. ,. .U> . 11anttorafox. sign of the heavy throat bruising which the prosecution claims was infilcted by Waddill. It is alleged that Waddill, 44, of Huntington· Harbour, murdered the baby when he panicked oo learning that the fetus had survived the abortion he attempted to induce in the UD• wed, 18-year-old mother. · Prosecution witnesses have testified that he ordered hospital staff out of the nursery on March 2, 1977. and then strangled the baby after telling a fellow physician: .. this baby · can't live." The prosecution alleges that Waddilf told a witness that the child's survival would mean his involvement in lawsuits totalllng millions of dollars and that the • baby must have suffered severe brain damage as a result of the abortion attempt. Dr. Yu tesWied today that bad there been anything unusual in the condition of the dead beby she examined on March a she would have noted that fact in the report that was placed before her on the witness stand. ..I saw no evidence of trauma," ahe said. "And the baby I eumtnecl looked very much like many·of the other a~lne abortions I have ex· amined at Wj!ttminster eo·m· munlty Hoepital." Dr. Yu testified that many babin aborted by sallDe carr7 the cbaraeterlstics pointed out hi-the infant aUepdly murdered by Waddlll -discoloration aad evlclace of bleeding under the akin. tant services. Bonfa said tbe city attomey's office contracts for no outside consultant service and has no budget for such service. Siebert finds fault with the practice. "It is because of this metbocl that we never know aactly bow much is spent by the legal de- partment." Siebert claims. Pilot Plane's . Debris Found By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of ... Delly Pftll IUff I j l Crumpled chunks of a small plane that dove straight down 2,000.feet into the sea ofl Hunt- ington Beach after a mid-air col· lision with another aircraft Saturday continued washing ashore in heavy surf today. One of the largest single seg • ments of the plane bore its serial numbers, leading to identifica· lion of the plane and presumably tbe pilot whose body has not been recovered. Investigators declined to iden. tify the student pilot who checked out the orange-and· white plane from Shaw Airmotive, at Orange County Airport, shortly before the tragedy. Wreckage and debris began float.inc asbol'e Sunday, bat nooe of It bore any markings that could caaf:irm tbe plane's origin aaw tbe tuselage segment wi1b Mtial awnben 1urfaced. Sbaw AJrmotive spoltesmea today ded.ined to comment on the crash, in which the other pilot nursed bis damaged Cessna 150 safely to an emergency land· ing at Mile Square Regional Park in Fountain Valley. Orange County Sheriff's dep. uties identified him as Arne Petersen, 46, of 1851 Port Charles Place, Newport Beacb. He escapedfmury in the collision. The Beckman Instruments Inc. employe was unavailable for c·omment about the crash to- day. He told sberifrs Investigators (See PJANE, Page A%) HR Council Eyes Ballot Huntington Beach City Council members will atte mpt to de- velop wording tonight on a series of city charter proposl· lions that · will appear on the ballot in June. · Voters will be asted to decide lf three elected positions -city attorney, city clerk and city treasurer -should be made ap. pointive or remain elective. Other charter proposltlon11 deal with lalartes for city council members and if their time in of· fice ahouJd be limited to two con. secutlve terms-. The meeting will be held at '1:30 in cit1 collDCil chambers.' -. l Al'Wl ....... PREPARING FOR 'RESURRECTION' IN MISSOURI Daniel Roger• With Mother's Body In Freezer Res1•rreetion? Preacher Freezes Mom's Body REEDS SPRING, Mo. CAP) -With an upright freezer as lhe coffin, the frozen body of 80-year-old Gladys Rogers lay in state in a smaU chapel in southwest Missouri. Her son said sbe would rise from the dead and give a sign "the end or this age" is near. · Evangelist Daniel Aaron Rogers asked three, other preachers to assist him in the Sunday "resurrection service" at Clarksoo Mortuary in Reeds Spring, a town of about 280 and the only place he could find a mortician who would go along with bis plan. HIS MOTHER DIED FEB. Z in Harrison, Ark., 2S miles south of here, and Rogers had her body packed in dry ice for six ' days, then placed in a frffzer. It took Rogers more than one month to win a permit to have the body removed from Arkansas. "Jesus commanded us to preach the gospel, heal the sick, raise the dead," said Rogers, when asked bis motive. Rogers arranged for gospel singers from St. Louis to lead singing in an adjoining chapel as be and his fellow preachers prayed for the resurrection to occur. Only the four preachers were allowed in a combination office and visiting room, closed off from the chapel, which contained the freezer run by a porta- ble generator. ' "WE EXPECT MOMMA TO BE raised," Rogers s aid from his Harrison home. "A neighbor of one of my associate evangelists said she had a vision, and she saw Momma open her eyes and get up." Missouri health officials have said they would allow the r~­ urreclion efforts lo continue for an unspecified period of time. before requiring that Mrs. Rogers be buried. Rogers said be believed the resurrection or his mother would be a signal that Christ is coming "and the end of this age, as we know it, would be near." He said this m·eant "all the wicked will be burned up, by fire ••• we believe by atomic bomb fire." . "That don't mean it's gonna happen the day after Mom is raised, but we do believe that the time will be near," he said. "The righteous, the good people, they're gonna s urvive. Just the extremely wicked are gonna be d~troyed.'' Crashed Aircraft Owned by SA Firm National Transportation Safe- ty Board investigators said to- day the plane that carried five unidentified people to their deaths near the Mammoth Lakes airport Friday was owned by a Santa Ana construction comoanv. A spokesman for the agency l?aid the single-engine Cessna 210 JS operated by Ule 1..owmar Corp .• 2533S. Main St. A· company spokesman would say only that the firm "bu no word (about the craft) as of th.is time" when queried this morn-ing. Meanwhile Mono County Coroner's deputies said they ex- pect to establish the identities of the five dead people late today. The bodies, burned beyond recogniUoo, were found in the wreckage of the small plane, ac- cording to Sheriff's Deputy Archie Christiansen. The plane crashed and burned at about 8:30 p.m. Friday while taklng otf from the akl area airport. CluilUanaen said the craft hit a rocky. aaow-eovered r idge at about the 7 ,200-foot elevation several hundred yards DAILY PILOT east or the airport landing strip. Investigators who are still probing the cause of the fatal crash said the six.seat plane was flown to Mammoth from Orange Co~ty Airport. 4 Cars Crash In ~untington Beach Pileup One youth escaped with only a bruised arm and three other motorists emerged unscathed Sunday in a four-car pileup that left one vehicle upended on its side at a major Huntington Beach intersection. Scott C. Henbree, ·18, of Upland, was briefly trapped in bls overturned auto ln the t.:45 p .m . multiple colll1lon on Paclflc Coast lUghway at Beach Boulevard. The impact caUAd the right front wheel of Henbree'a auto to crumble tbrou.th the Pactnc Coast Rltbway paveme!1t1 .,here the earth b aat\IJ'atea with ground water due to heavy rains. Police said they are attempt- lng to pinpolqt the euct cause~ the ac~ but added thM a primary UUM ... Henbree ... inc coetnli1 et hls car before tbe aeries ol eolllalona. Missing Brothers Mystery The whereabouts of two brothers. believed kidnapped in Huntington Beach Thursday, re- mained a mystery today. Police have arrested two Buena Park motorcycle club members and charged them with the kidnapping of Charles Duane Taylor, 20, and Allen Greg Taylor, 22, at the younger brother's 1513 Alabama St. re- sidence. Buena Park police Sgt. Jerry Smock said the kidnapping is believed to be a retaliatory action by motorcycle club members stem ming from a shooting inci- denlinJanuary. One or the kidnap suspects. Thomas Floyd Pugh, 31, claims t he Taylor brothers• baJr- brother, Ryan Baker, was in- volved in a shooting incident in which Pugh was wounded in the back, police said. Police assert motorcycle gang members kidnapped the Taylor brothers in order to obtain in- formation from them about Baker. Pugh and James E . Earl, 32, remain in Huntington Beach jail in lieu of $25,000 bail. Baker and two of bis friends were arrested last week after they allegedly assaulted a Garden Grove woman in an ef- fort to obtain information on the whereabouts of the missing Taylor brothers. Police said Baker and bis two friends, Anthony Murray, 19, and Brett Robertson, 20, both o( Garden Grove, are being held on assault charges. Water Boards U~pposedin Four Dutricts There will be a five-way race June 6 for the district 1 seat on the Orange County Municipal Water District's board of direc· tors. But 1n four districts of three Orange Coast area water boards, there will be no election in June because no candidates filed by Friday's deadline to challenge the incumbents. In two other districts, District 3, of the Coastal Municipal Water District, and District 3 of the Tri Cities Metropelltan Water Dis trict, the filing deadline was extended until th.ls Friday because the incumbents did not seek re-election. Candidates for Municipal Water District include: -Dbbid I, David K. Jones, Huntington Beach, incumbent; Barbara A. Bartol, Huntineton Beach, businesswoman; James W. (Jim) Edwards, Costa Mesa, industrial developer/consultant; Tim Hatch, Costa Mesa, no oc- cupation listed, and Michael Griffith. Sunset Beach, no oc- cupation listed. -Dlltrict 2, Gerald E. Price Westminster, incumbent; ' -Dbtrlct S, Clem M. M cColloch, Laguna Hills, in· cumbent; A. Otto Kutsch, Santa Ana, protective service officer; Wayne A. Clark, Irvine, Irvine Ranch Water District director. Candidates for director of the Tri-Cities Municipal Water Dis· trict are: -Dbtr1ct 3, Wade F. (Doc) Lower, San Clemente, retired oral surgeon. -District '• Arthur J . Holmes, San Clemente, appoint· .ed In cumbent; -District I, Gary L. Carmichael, San Clemente, fire officer; Wayne T. McMurray. San Clemente. appoln~ incum· bent. Candldat81 tor director of the Coastal Municipal Water Dis· lrict are: -Dl1trlet 2, James W. Deeter, Lquna Beach. appoint- ed lncumbent: -Dllbtd I. Doeald A. Mein· nis, Newport Beach. engineer; ,.:: ~ f, W.K. Patrick, _,.aa--. lDCumblllt. Running tor lolJs ·Potential Huntington Beach city llleguards hustle down the beach Sunday in run-swim-run test. Finy-seven prospective lifeguards tried out Sunday. About half of those were . selected to participate in training program to be conducted during Easter vacation. Only about eight of those will be tapped for summer openings on the lifeguard corp~ that patrols the municipal beach. I',... Page Al PLANE ••• bis Cessna 150 was bit from the rear by another aircraft which apparently had been gaining altitude beneath him. The impact damaged the tail of Petersen's plane, but not enough to throw it out or control. Dan Peeler, 21, of 206 21st St., Huntington Beach, was sitting on a balcony with a nel&hbor, Joseph Ward, 28, of 202 21st St., when the 2:49 p.m. collision OC· curred. "We beard a 'smack' lD the sky and all ol a sudden be came out ol the clouds," Peeler said today, imitating the sound of an aircraft power dive and tbeo ~exp1oslon.. Peeler and • small ~rowd of bystanders were pthered today : as aherlft'a deputies retrieYed the :wreckage, hauling it to the beach-front road below Golden West Street and Pacific Coast Highway. · "There waa like an explosion · underwater after he bit and then bubbles and steam like m a hot springs," Peeler recounted. Alan L. Crawford, chief of the Los Angeles Field Office for the National Tranaportation Safety Board, was on the scene this morning, beginning a probe of the crash. Writer Aided Wife In ''Suicide Pact' ............. HELPED WIFE DIE Derek Humphry LONDON (AP) -Jean Hum- phry knew she was dying of cancer. Dreading a slow, painful death in a hospital ward, she made a pact with her husband to help her kill herself so she could die quieUy at home. On a sunny March morning in 1975, Jean knew the end was near. She said goodbye to her husband of more than 20 years, kissed him for the last time and drank a cup or coffee into which be had put a lethal drug. She was 42. · Derek Humphry, a r eporter for the Sunday Times, told or his wife's death and bis part in it Sunday night on a television pro- gram. His book about it, ''Jean's Way," was published today, and the Sunday Times gave an ac- count of it Sunday, along with a plea for e change in the law on mercy killing. Helpin g a person commit suicide is illegaf under the 1961 Suicide Act, and the maximum punishment is 14 years of prison. But prosecutions are rare and judges are usually le- nient. ,,.._PageAJ Police in Wiltshire, where the Humphrys lived, said t hey learned of the case through the newspaper article and program and referred it lo the director of public prosecutions. He is the special Crown prosecutor for non-routine cases. TERROR UNFOLDS. • • police said. "The bullets were flying about our ears," said Leo G. Klok 42 a government clerk who escaped without injury. Police spokesman P.T. Sin- nema said one Moluccan rode up to the building in a taxi, pulled .out a concealed machine gun and stormed through the main entrance, firing off shots. Within minutes, at least two armed comrades joined him in.aide, Sin- nema said. Police said they believe the at- tackers wanted to kidnap pro· vincial Commissioner TlDDeke Schilthuis, Drente's top ex- ecuti ve. But s h e escaped through a window or her ground- floor office. Klok said be was drinking cof- fee in his s~cond floor office BB. Man Held In Stabbing Of Neighbor A 44-year·old Huntington Beach man wu arrested Sunday night and charged with the atab- bing of bis neighbor with a steak knife, police reported. Arnold Joseph Scribner. of 19931 Edgewater Lane, wu re- leased oo $10,000 ball after being booked into HlDltlnitoo Beach Jail on a charge of uaault with a deadly weapon. Scribner"• neighbor, Robert Ray Hartley, 29, of 11932 Ed1ewater Lane, la reported ln guarded conditlon toda1 at Pacifica Holpltal'a intenalft care unit with stab WOUDda in bla baclt and cheat. offtdall aald. Police s.t. Lula Oeboa said the alleged attack occurred in Hartley's driveway aa the vic- tim was leaving bis auto at 10:15 p.m. when he heard an uproar outside the building.. "People were shouting 'Get out of there! Escape'," be told re- porters. "I got to the first floor with a couple of other people and then shots were tired at us. . • "We ran back upstairs and round a fire hose, which we un- rolled and threw out of a win- dow. We let ourselves down that, jumping the last few feel to the ground. "We then ran for our Uves. While we were running across the backyard, two colleagues were hit by gunfire but they weren't seriously wounded." Klok said one terrorist he saw was wearing a hoodlike knitted cap. Witnases said the gunmen shot up an ambulance that rolled toward the bUilding in an at- tempt to remove a wounded man lying outside. The ambulance turned back. Another man standing some distance from the buildbig also was hit by l\lftfire, theyaaid. llesUve South Moluccan mill· tants last struck ln force in this town 112 miles aouUlwest or Amsterdam during the s ummer o( lwrl wben they hijacked a passenger train and seized a vUlate scbooU.Ouse. Dutch marines smashed the twin sieges June U. killing six ot the nine gunmen who held about 50 hostages Oil board the train. Tbe schoolhouse •le1e in- volving over 100 children lnd their teachers wu brought to a bloodless end by marines and the fqur llOluccan iw:unen were arrested. 5 Held With PCP OXNARD <AP> -Flve Ox· nard men were arrested and 40 grams ol the drug PCP, or angel dust, was recovered lD a raid at a local park. authorities said. Humphry said today from his London home: "U the director decides to prosecute. I shall plead guilty and ask for the mercy of the court." This was Humphry's story: His wife discovered a lump on her ten breast in 1973 and tests showed it to be malignant. After recovering from a mastectomy, the mother or three learned that her lymph glands were can- cerous and would have to be re- m oved. Then the cancer spread to her spine and doctors told her she bad only a few mon~ to live. It was then that the couple made the pact to allow Mrs. Humphry to die at home wtlh her husband by her side. A doctor friend, whom Hum- phry did not name, provided a lethal mixture of sleeping pills and pain k.illers which could be easily administered. His Mfe chose the moment or death, after she learned that the cancer had reached the top o( her spine and was about to enter her brain. "At S to 1 she said, 'Well, it's time you went and ·got me somethinc to drink.• So I lef\ the room and went and made a cup of coffee for each ol us." Hum. phry recounted. "I came back in and gave her a mug or coffee into which I bad put the drug which would be quite lethal. We said toodbye to each other and kissed each other tor the lut time. and she just drank it. .. She passed into an im· medJatecoma and dJed .•• "We were so close, we bad thll bond ud I felt she'd suf- fe red e very pain, you know. every a~b, physical pain, thatanybodycould suffer.•~ Rife's DeBth Saves1 Man Sb&J).noa bad ~ qp· on rt_c~1 macarom~!~· c._.ed IOOCll~ ~ad 111JU milk but eUll W.t 18 J)OUllda duri.q bis ordeal. ••it wu Ulte a dffam," he aald. "I didn't believe it was happenlnc ... He hpt snow cleared (rom lbe top ol U.. ~me 1'hicb al· IQwtd lt to be Men from the alrplane "'!!rl· ' • SblMOll be ptana to stay with hla dau&bter few a Wblle &Ad make funeral VTan,e,ments tor hla .nre. · "Tblln J want to .ro *k ~e and 1eU 1111 home;'' bk Hid, "l bn• mAde .o IUftt. t doo 't ~ wut to Ul1nk &bout it." Irvine EDITION Today;s Closlag N.Y.Stoc~s VOL. 71, NO. 72, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1978 TEN CENTS j ____ ..;.. ____________ ..;... _______________________________________________________________________________________________ f .Dutch Office Invaded; Seized ASSEN, Netherlands CAP) - M•sked and heavily armed Soul~ Moluccan militants shot their way into a government of- fice building today, wounding at least six people and taking so to 60 others hostage, authorities said. ~~aid. A Dutch Justice Ministry of- ficial said the gunmen, number- ine at least three, were making .. similar demands" to those made in previous Moluccan ter· ror ·attacks -•P~Y mean· ing freedom for JaUecJ..com'rades and a plane to fly them otil ol the country. The a.rea around this northern Dutch city bas been a focus of attacks by Moluccan militants demanding Dutch help in win· ning independence from In- donesia for ·their Asian homeland. a lonnu Dutch coJ. ony. Tbounnds of MoJuccans are in Holland u lmmigrants. At least two persons fleeing the modern Drente provincial government office bulldine were gunned down from bebJnd and slightly wounded, and it was re- ported that othel'§ were shot in· side the buildlna. The terrorists, said to be armed with pistols and at least one machine gun. sprayed the Miners Refuse To· Go· to Work· WASHINGTON (AP) - Miners stayed home by the tbousands today, ignoring a back-to-work co~ order a.a coal industry and union negotiators 1 took a day off from bargaining I on a contract to end the 98-day c~al strike. The Carter administration was hoping enough miners would obey a federal judge's back-to-work order so that at least limited mine production c:ould resume to ease the plight of coal-short regions. · But reports from the coalfields indicated that not enough uolon mem hers were showing up for the first two abift.I for produc- tion to resume. There were no reports of vlQlence and onJy is olated cases of picketing, which is specifically banned by the court order. The union predicted that the back-to-work order would be widely ignored by the 160,000 striking miners. A Justice Department spokesman said the administra· I t Wounded Kidnap l,. ·Suspect Mending A Carlsbad man who police aJ. ~ge kidnapped two J.3.year-old girls in that comumunity and then Jed police on a high-speed. , 4G-mile chase into Orange Coun·. 1 ty is reported doing well today in I the jail ward at UC Irvine ~ Medical Cent.er. a ' Sherifrs officers said suspect Nelson Christopher Bu.ms, 20. was shot by deputies while be struggled with them and \ Carlsbad police near the in· tersectlon of Alicia Partway 1 and Jeronimo Road in Mission ' Viejo. I Officers said Bums was trying f to seize a deputy's weapon when the gun discharged. They said the wound is not regarded as \ serious. ~ Arresting officers said the pursuit which began in Carlsbad 1 ' Frlday night after a patrolman l spotted a ~led stolen car in l which Buins was holding lhe two • t ifrls almost came to an end at several points along the .CO.mile route into Orange County. · But, they said, Burns re· peatedly rammed Carlsbad I?Ollce cars and roared' his way 9Pt ot a nuniber of traps set up • QY pursuing officers. Officers said the chase ended ln Mission Viejo when Bums' ear skidded •out of control and b»rtt two tires. Officers said tbat when they reached. lhe car. Bums was desperately trying to ·restal'l the motor with one band whil,e be held on to the atru1· cUng. acreamin1 girls with tie other. Officers said the two girls have been returned unbanned to their families ln Carlsbad. Burns has been booted on charges of kidnapping, assault on peace emceta aDd ar~ theft auto. Three• Carlsbad polite ears were dam.aaecl dudDa the chue. omeers Nld tbe car alleaedly stolen by Burns was badly damaced. Canal, Pact looks Sure W ASHJNGTON (AP) - A leading opponent ot the Panama Canal treaties conceded today that "lhe president bu tbe votes" to win Senate approval of the pacts. Sen. Ted Stevens, R· Alaska, told reporters that agreements reached dQf,. : ing the put few days to at· · tach a provlsioo permit· ting further negotiations OD keeping U.S. troops ln Panama after 2000 haye nailed down the remainint votes needed for •PPtoVal ol the treaties. , Tbe. Senate Yates ~Ul'I· day on the Panama Canal treaty IUWab.leeinl that the waterway wU1 remain neutral ud open to all shlppiQa after PIQma U· sumea control of tbe waterw., bl 21QOO. lion expects miners gradually will return to work this week . .. We believe the bulk ot miners will obey the order," said spokesman Mark Sheehan. He said that by mid-day, federal marshals bad served copies of the court order on · about 90 percent of the coal com· panies aQd union locals named as derendants. But he said officials would ex· erciae .. responsible restraint" in enforcing the order. <See COAL. Page A?> Airplane Traced to SA Fir~ NaUonal Transportation Safe· ty Board investigators said to- day &be p1.,e u.at carried five unldeatlfted people to their deaths near lbe J(ammottt Lates a1rport Friday WN owned by a SaAta~UoncomDaDy. A spokesman for the agency said the slngle-enJdne Cessna 210 is operated by tale' l..owm.ar Corp .• ~S,.MalnSt. A. c0mpany spokesman would say only that the flrm "baa no word (about the craft) aa of tbJs time" when queried this morn- inJf. Meanwhile Mono County Coroner's deputies said they ex- ' pect to establish the lden~ties of the five dead people late tod(l.Y. The bodies, burned beyond recognition. were found in the wreckage of the small plane, ac· cording to Sheriff's Deputy Archie Christiansen. The plee erubed and barned at about 8:30 p.m. Friday while takin• off from the skl area atrport, Chriatl&Dsen said the craft bit a rocky, snow-covered. rid1e at about ·tbe 7,200-foot elevatloa aeveral hundred yards east of the airport lncuna strip. lnve1t11ator1 wbo are ,im _problnl the cause ot tbe fatal crash said the 1i%-14l-'t plane was flown to JlammoUi from Orange ~ty Aiq)ort. atreeta outside. with gunfire from upper·OoQr windowa. Police in armored ears rtqed the build· • log. Many government emplo)'eeS. fled the building 1n a panic, aome sliding down fire hoses lowered from windows and then fleeing through the backyard, police said. ••The bullets were Oying about our ears," a aid Leo G. Klok, "2, a government clerk who escaped without uuu.ry. . Police spokesman P.T. Sin- nema said one Moluccan rode up to the building in a tax1, pulled out a concealed machine eun and stormed through the main entrance , firing off shots. Within minutes, at least two armed comrades joined him inside. Sin· nema said. Police said they believe the at- tackers wanted to kid.nap pro- vincial Commissioner Tinnete ScbiHbuis, Drente'• top ex· ecutive. But sbe esc~ped through a window of her cround· fiooromce. Klok said he was drinkinf cof. fee in bis second floor office when he beard an uproar outside lbe buJldiDg. "People were shouting 'Get <See TEUOB, P~ge AZ) Man, 82, Survives Elements MODESTO CAP) -An elderly Michigan man who survived a month stranded in his snow- bound motorhome in the high Sierra Nevada may have lived because bis wife died. Laurence Shannon, 82, and bis wife, Emma, 80, ol Grand Rapids, were traveling lei.surely over the mountains to visit their daughter here when they took a wrong ~ on a back road and got stuck Feb. 7. Efforts to free the motorbome failed, and Mrs. Shanno• died three days later, apparently of natural causes. The vehicle was spotted Fri- day in a remote section of Se- quoia National Park by a man flying to a nearby Boy Scout camp. Shannon was soon rescued, and bis wife's body was flown out by helicopter. His son·in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George Spurr, picked rum up in Visalia on Fri- day night and returned Shannon to their home here. Airport Rtaateag Work "If my mother hadn't died, be would have tried to walk out of o.itrP1Mt11.111....... there," Mrs. Spurr said. "Even · in death, my mothu saved my father's life." Michael LaPole smooths the slurry .seal being applied to the main runway at Orange County Airport today. Jet traffic has been diverted to Ontario until Wednesday while the maintenance work is being done. Airport of· ficials said runway bas not been worked on since 1969. Shannon explained that be would have walked the wrong way -toward an empty Boy scout camp. His daaehter said be probably would have died in the snow. The Shannons bad taken back roads over the Sierra t.oward B bbl , L ~~t~~~;~r:s af~e~~~:: U es e u.acy• Ca~ifornia . on Feb. s. The l!!!!' • California trip was part of an ex- cursion they began last October. 800-pound Daughter B<see aESCuEo, P•ceA%> rea Police By PHILIP ROSMARIN or t11t DelfJ ,..... llMt A roomful of flowers and an 800-pound youngster \bey call Tiny Bubbles is the beginning to- day of the legacy of Bubbles, the Lion Country Safari blp· popotamus who died Friday in a capture attempt. The hippo had escaped lbe animal compotmd Feb. 20 and eluded park rangers who stalked her around the clock for three weeks trytni to bring her safely home. Initial 'rapture late Friday because tranquilizing darts finally ended the animal's so- journ turned to sickened dis· belief wbeD sbe suddenly was dead. Her positlan on the blll where sbe fell, near a pond off LalUD• Canyon Read, killed her, accord· inf to LloD Country veterinarian Dobald~. Head toward the bottom of the slope. Bubbles• areat wel1bt pushed a«ialnst her d.laphraam. closing oil her breathing.·. Though fl.rst calls to the Lion Country switchboard, after re· ports of the death filtered out were hostile and threatening, of· Cicials said, they turned to calls of sympathy. "We understand the need for people to point a finger," Jo Schetter, Lion Country publicist. said today. "It's difficult for people to accept the death of anything. We're trying to help them over that bump by Jetting them express their anger. "It's just that people wanted to get if off their chests. They bad really strong feelings. Peo- ple would call angrily, weep, re· cover their composure, and ask quesUons. ••sy the tjpie we f mished dis· cussing it Uiey realized we feel as badly as they do." Among hall·dozen sprays or roses already delivered over the weekend was one .of pink rosebum from Bill Sheffield, the attorney who secured a court in· junction against the intentional harming of Bubbles. The •'baby.. hippopotamus, a year-old daughter, bas become a replacement symbol for Bub· bJea' irrepreasibility and de- termtnatioo. Tlny Bubbles. who had e.eaped twice before with Bub- bles. wu tbe object of many ot u.e eanen• eoncems. Lloa Country plans to aomehow mark be"r from tile reat, M people can see Bubblee' child at tbe oart. <See HIPPO, Pqe AJ) . . . Probe Slaying Of Young Man Brea police are seeO.O. the identity of a murder victim whose battered body was found early Saturday in an open field between two construction sites near Yorba Linda. Police described the victim as about 20 years old, six feet two inches tall and weighing about 180 pounds. The victim's brown hair was worn shoulder length. He was w8*ring blue Levis, a T· sbirt and sneakers. The unidenWied victim's body was found Saturday morning in an open field near Fairmont Avenue and Canyon Drive. Police said the man was tied band and foot when be was ap- parently beaten to death with a heavy instrument. Coast . .. .. . .. . .. .. .. -: •• • .. ;, AZ DAIL y P1LOT Mi . ss1ng · Brothers Mystery T he whereabouts of two brothers, believed kidnapped in Huntington Beach Thursday, re- m ained a mystery today. Police have arrested two Buena Park motorcycle club members and charged them with the kid.napping of Charles Duane Taylor, 20, and Allen Greg Taylor, 22, at the younger brother's 1513 Alabama St. ~ sidence. Buena Park police Sgt. Jerry Smock said the kidnapping ls believed lo be a retaliatory action by motorcycle club members stemming from a shooting incl· dentin January. One or the kidnap suspects, Thomas Floyd Pugh, 31, claims the Taylor brothers' half· brother, Ryan Baker, was in· volved in a shooting incident in which Pugh was wounded in the back, police said. Police assert motorcycle gang members kidnapped the Taylor brothers in order to obtain in· formation from them about Baker. Pugh and James E . Earl, :tl, remain in Huntington Beach jail in lieu or $25,000 ball. Baker and two of his friends were arrested last week after they allegedly assaulted a Garden Grove woman in an ef· fort to obtain information on the whereabouts of the missing Taylor brothers. Water Boards Unopposed in Four Districts There will be a five-way race June 6 for the district 1 seat on the Orange County Municipal Water District's board of direc· tors. But in four districts or three Orange Coast area water boards, there will be no election in June because no candidates filed by Friday's deadline to challenge the incumbents. Jn two other districts, District 3, of the Coastal Municipal Water Di.strict, and Dlslrict 3 of the Tri Cities Metropolitan Water District, the filing deadline was extended until this Friday because the incumbents did not seek re-election. Candidates for Munil!ipal Water District include: -Dlltrid 1, David K. Jones, Huntington Beach, incumbent; Barbara A. Bartol, Huntington Beach, businesswoman ; James W. (Jim) Edwards, Costa Mesa, industrial developer/consultant; Tim Hatch, Costa Mesa, no OC· cupation listed, and Michael Griffith, Sunset Beach, no oc· cupation listed. -District Z, Gerald E. Price, Westminster, incumbent; -District S, Clem M. McColloch, Laguna Hills, in· cumbent; A. Otto Kutsch, Santa Ana, proteclive service officer; Wayne A. Clark, Irvine, Irvine Ranch Water District director. Candidates for director of the Tri-Cities Munidpal Water Dis· lrict are: -DI.Arid 3, Wade F. <Doc> Lower, San Clemente, retired oral sureeon. -Dl1&rlct C, Arthur J . Holmes, San Clemente, appoint- ed incumbent· -District 5, Gary L . Carmichael, San Clemente, fire officer: Wayne T. McMurray, San Clemente, appointed incum- bent. Candidates for director of the Coastal Municipal Water Dls· trict are: -District Z, James W. Decker, Laguna Beach, appoint· ed incumbent; -Dll&rid J, Donald A. Mcin- nis, Newport Beach, enclneer; -Dtltrtc& 4, W.K. Patrick, Costa Mesa, incumbent. °"-\NOi COAST DAILY PILOT Irish Eges are Snailing These pretty youn~ women, part of an "Irish Leer~cbaun" _group from Santa Ana and Tustin, take a pensive break during ninth Annual St. Patrick's Day parade Sunday in Santa Ana. A good crowd turned out for the early event sponsored by the 17th of March Committee. Grand Marshal was Malach)! Healf, captain of the 3rd battalion of the Galway Brigade of the Republican Army during the 1916 Easter Rising of the Irish Revolution. Writer Aided Wife In 'Suicide Pact' LONDON (AP) -Jean Hum- phry knew she was dyine of cancer. Dreading a slow, painful death in a hospital ward, she made a pact with her husband to help her kill herself so she could die quieUy at home. On a sunny March morning in 1975, Jean knew the end was near. She said goodbye to her husb~nd of more than 20 years, kissed him for the last lime and drank a cup of coffee into which be had put a lethal drug. She was 42. Derek Humphry, a reporter for the Sunday Times, told of bis wife's death and his part in it. Sunday night on a television pro- gram. His book about It, "Jean's Way," was published today, and the Sunday Times gave an ac- count of it Sunday, along with a plea for a change in the law on mercy killing. Helping a person commit suicide is illegal under the 1961 Suicide Act, and the maximum punishment is 14 years of· prison. But prosecutions are rare and judges are usually le- nient. Police in Wiltshire, where the Hu m phrys lived, said they learned of the case through the newspaper article and program and referred it to the director or public prosecutions. He is the special Crown prosecutor for non-routine cases. Humphry said today from his London home: "U the director decides to prosecute. I shall plead guilty and ask for the mercy of the court." Subjects Jeer Princess Anne LONDON (AP) -Princess Anne, daughter of Queen Elizabeth II, was SWTounded and;/ jeered by campaigners against fox bunting when she look part in trials of horses specially bred for the sport. "Annie Stop Hunting Charlie." read the banners waved by about 15 members of the Hunt Saboteurs Association on Sunday. Charlie ls slang for a fox. This was Humphry's story: His wife discovered a lump on her left breast in 1973 and tests showed it to be malignant. After recovering from a mastectomy. the mother of three learned that her lymph glands were can· cerous and would have to be re- moved. Then the cancer spread to her spine and doctors told her she bad only a few months to live. It was then that the couple made the pact to allow Mrs. Humphry lo die at home with her husband by her side. A doctor friend, whom Hum· phry did not name, provided a lethal mixture or sleeping pills and pain killers which could be easily administered. His wife chose the moment of death, after she learned that the cancer had reached the top of her spine and was about to enter her brain. .. Al 5 to 1 she said, 'Well, it's time you went and got me something to drink.' So I left the room and went and made a cup or coffee for each of us," Hum· phry recounted. "I came back in and gave her a mug of coffee into which I had put the drug which would be quite lethal. We said goodbye to each other and kissed each other for the last time, and she just drank it. "She passed into an im· mediatecoma and died .•. "We were so close, we had this bond and I felt she'd suf- fered every pain, you know, every anguish, physical pain, that anybody could suffer.'' Baroness Wootton, a cam· paigner for legal euthanasia in Britain, wrote in tbe Sunday Times:· "Surely there must be a better way than thia of dealing with the tragic situation in which the Humphrys, like so many other couples, found themselves." 5 Held With PCP. OXNARD CAP) -Five Ox- nard men were arrested and 40 grams tA the drug PCP, or angel dust, was recovered in a raid at a local park. authorities said. Resurrection? Preacher Freezes Mom'• Body REEDS SPRING, Mo. (AP) -Wltb .an upri1bt freeser u the coffin, the frozen body of 80-year-old Gladys Rocera lay in state in a small cbapel ln southwest Missouri. Her aon said abe would rise ~m the dead and give a alp "th• end of tbia ate'' 1a near. . Evangelist Daniel Aaron Rosen Hked three other preachers to assist him in the Sunday "resurrectioa'Ml'Viee" at Clarkson Mortuary in Reedl Sprint, a town of about 280 and the only place be could find a mortician who would 10 atone rib bl.a plan. HIS Mar&Ell DIED FEB. 2 in Harrison, Arlt., 2S miles south ol here, and Roten bad ber body 1>9eked In dry lee for l1x days, tben pJaced in a tneier. It toot Ros .. more thu cne month to win a permlt to have the bod)' removed trom Arkansas. "Jesus commanded us to pnaeb tlte ppel. heal tbe lkk, raiae the dead," laid Ro1an, wben uted bla motive. ao,... arranied for ppel alnaen from St. Louil to Jud 1inctn1 in an adjolnlnt chapel u be UO bla feDo• preachers prayed for the rea~oa to otcur. OnlJ the four preacbera were allowed ln a eombl.Datlon aMce an4 vilttlai J"OOm. cSoled oll from tbe chapel, which contalDld tbe freaer nm bJ a porta· ble 1enerat.or. uwB EXPECT MOMMA TO U ralted, .. &opn 11ld from hla Harrlaon ·bome. "A netlbbor Ol aee of QlJ UIOClate ovaqeliltl aald •be bad a v~ and Ille aaw Momma otea bet •1• and 9« "· '' MlllOUri health olflc111J baft •a!d ~ woukl allow U. l'fll· arreetion ettorta to COQtiQue t.,r aa ~l.f'le4. P*riod of Um•i before nqulriac tblt Mn. Rottr'J be buliedt Rosen aaid be believed tbe 1111~ ol ~ IDOtMr would be a lloal tbat Christ S. c:omlnc ' and t.be end ot tb1a aae, u we lmow lt, would be nnr .'' fM Pi4 Wa meut. "-11 ~ wlellet Wiii M "1Md up, b)' fti'e ..... ~ bJ atom.le bomb ftn;" . ' ··That. clon"t mean h'• aoaoa MPl*I tllle 4U after Mom la ralHd, IMll we dO beUen lhat'ttie tlme WW be Dear." .. Nld. '"n• ~. Ull ~ ~ tM1tr:9 ~ 1\lrfift. Jult tht atremetT~~~eid an-. W dMtrOJecS." _,_, ' . ., E'roa Page Al COAL ••• "We don't plan any hasty or ill-conceived action ... We don't seek any confrontation," Sheehan said. 'Meanwhile, industry and un· ion bargainers said they were making some progress after a weekend or talks but aren't on the verge of a negotiation breakthrough. A spokesman for the Bituminous Coal Operators As· sociation said the two sides had no plans to meet face-to-face to- day, although ·'we are continu· ing to work" on the issues in dis· pule in separate meetin~s . Industry bargainers returned home Sunday but planned to re· turn here either today or Tues· day. "We're getting down to the brass tacks ... to the hard is· sues," Nicholas T. Camicia, chief industry bargainer, said Sunday as he ieft the hotel where the weekend talks were held. held. Hopes for a swift setUement in the 14-week-old walkout faded as the two sides recessed general t alks after a brief Sunday session so that small croups of lower-ranking negotiators could work on contract language cov· ering specific issues. Among the differences separating the two sides are un· ion demands to continue free health care benefits provided under the expired 1974 contract and ellmlnatlon of proposed in- dustry penalties to curb wildcat strikes. United Mine Workers Presi- dent Arnold Miller agreed that there had been some progress, but said "wouldn't put a time frame" on when a seWement will be reached. It was understood that over the weekend industry bar gainers offered lo BiJnificantly reduce what mmers would have to pay for their families' health care from what was proposed in the con- tract the union membership re- jected a w~k ago. But at the same tlme, the BCOA reportedly withdrew its of!er, cootained in the rejected accord, to keep union health and penalon funds solvent. Exeeuti1'e Session College Eyes lns11ranCe Plan Saddleba-ck Com in unity Colleee District trustees will meet early this evening to c&· cuaa di8triet insurance policies witb tbelr "risk 1Danagement .. con1ultants. Trustees will meet privately with the consultants in an ex· ecutive sesslol) scheduled from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. They are then scheduled to discuss the lasue publicly from 6:30to1 p.m. The regular business meetlna will begin at 7:30 p.m. ln the library on the Mission Viejo campus. The tn.asleea have been ells· cussing procedures for aelecting insurance and brokers for the pas t several weeks since a broker said he could provide them with cheaper life, dental and vision coverage for employees. During the regular business meeting, trustees are expected to discuss the operation of the college's bookstore. T he bookstore currently is run under a contract with the Follett Corporation. Administrators say the bookstore could continue as t ls or it could be operated by the .district or Associated Student Body (A.SB). U the diltricll or ASB took the bookstore ove1, it would require an investment or about $300,000. Trustees also are expected lo consider a lease agreemeot~'th the Viejo Mana1ement Com y which would allow them to 'Id a radio transmitter and antepna on Rancho Mission Viejo. The new equipment w~ld enable the college to exp~1ts FM noncommercial radio a- tlon to cover the entire dislri . Jn exch811Re for the site an access road, the proposed agree- ment would allow Viejo Man~ge. ment Company to use the col· lege's building for its industrial band radio equipment.. Speedster Surprised At Arrest An Irvine policeman chased a car six miles al more than 100 miles per hour this morning SYDNEY, Australia (AP) -A young man died after drin)tlng a drug potion brewed at a pre. wedding stag party on the beach at Newcastle, near Sydney, police said. 1. before stopping it, then the driver asked blm, "Why did you stop me?" police reported. They said John Douglas Kin· naird, 18, a friend or the bride· groom, collapsed after he drank three or four gJasses of the con· coction made from a wild plant known as angel's trumpet. His friends set him on a grassy bank to sleep it off, but found him dead four hours later, police said. Four others who drank the brew became ill and were re· cover ing in a hospital. He'll Struly In Peace CLEVELAND (AP> DonJld Jacquet told a judge that he should not be jailed for public indecency because be would miss rmal college exams. But R ocky River • Municipal Judge William McCroone told Jacquet that jail would provide him with "plenty ol peace and quiet to cram for lhe finals.'' He sentenced the stu- dent to 10 days in Jail and fined him SlOO. F,....PageAI -mPPO ••• The dead hippo's skeleton has been donated to the Los An geles County Museum of Natural His·· tory. Leonard J . Desmelik, 46, Of. 14652 Doncaster Road, Irvin~. was booked into Orange Counj Jail on a charge of drunken dri - ing. Bail was U40. Policeman Tim Smith said He spotted a car belng driven er- ratically at Jamboree Boulevard and Miche lson Drive, and followed in bis police car. Smith said he chased the car at 90 mph onto the San Diego Freeway, then off the Cu!v~r Drive offramp, then north on Culver. Smith said he was driving the police car at over 100 mph, and still couldn 'l catch up to the car. The officer reported that •t Culver and Deerfield Avenue. the driver slowed for a red ligtt, but went through it at 80 mph. Smith finally closed the dis- tance between them, ffipped on bis patrol car's red lights, and stopped the other car, at Culver and Walnut A venue. Amtrak Views T .. I. IJUana,1ne SAN DIEGO (AP) - Baja California wants to join San Diego in a public transportation rail system, and possibly also extend the Amtrak line'from J..os Angeles to Tijuana. . The proposal bas been made by . Gov. Roberto de la Madrid in private talks with th e Metropolitan San Diego Rapid Transit Development Board, general manager Robert Nelson disclosed. Nelson said it depends first on acquisition of the San Diego & Arizona Eastern Railway from Sou them Pacific Transportation, a ~~r~hue under study. r ..... r,..Al RESCUED. • After Shannon's wlfe of 52 years died, he wrapped her ln a blanket and kept her In the motorbome with him. . He ""' tbe ps beal off, stay. lft1 warm bf 11reartiq nro sets of union _..ii., Wrt.a. sweaters. coat.I and pants. Shannon bad stoeted up an rtc~1 macaroni', ll>MbeW.eumed rooa•, bread and liUk bat ltW lolt 18 pounds durtac ldl ordeal. "It WU like a dr'9uD.~· be aald ... , didn't beUeft tt•wu bappen1nt.•• He kept mow cleanlt from the top ot a. mat~ ...... al- lowed It to be' ... Med L.A ..,, .... PTtdil,y. • • A....,.Uld.lrle~tc'tta1 wlth .... d""IP'li'-fot •. ,.tUJe 04mllb~~--• lorlt.llwtfe. .• • •-na. I.-tD a '9ct lllome liitcl HU 1111 ...... ..,. M ufd. "I ......... ......_ldcm"tnen waat totbb*-. u. '' "' . . \ I ~ ' -. Laguna/South Coast· Afternoon N.Y. Stoeks ' VOL. 71, NO. 72, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1978 TEN CENTS' --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------, ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A Dutch Office Invaded, 40 Seized ASSEN, Netherlands (AP) - Masked and heavily armed South Moluccan mililants shot their way loto a government of- fice building today, wounding at least six people and taking 30 to 40 others hostage, authorities said. A Dutch Justice Ministry of-~cial said the gunmen, number- ~g at least three, were making 'similar demands" to those made in previous Moluccan ter- ror attacks -apparenUy mean- ing freedom for jailed-comrades a nd a plane lo fly them out of the country. The area around this northern Dutch city has been a focus or attacks by Moluccan militants demanding Dutch help in win- ning independence from In- donesia for their Asian homeland, a former Dutch col- ony. Thousands or Moluccans are in Holland as immigrants. At least two persons fleeing the m~ern Drente provincial government office building were gunned down from behind and slightly wounded, and it was re- ported that others were shot in· side the building. The terrorists, said to be armed with pistols and at least one machine gun, s prayed the Dall'I ...... ~--. .. ,. ·-~ THIS WAS THE REMAINS OF AN AUTOMOBILE ENGINE AFTER SAN CLEMENTE COLLISION Two Marines Uninjured In Crash That Separated Motor From Body of Vehlcle SC Crash Splits Car Tiro Marines Walk A.imy From Ywknt Colluion Two 21-year-old Camp Pendleton Marines walked away from a grinding collision that ripped their car in half Saturday in San Clemente. Police said Franklin Gale Tourtellot was driving north· "bound on El Camino Real about 10:15 p.m. when be swerved lo avoid a vehicle turning in front of him. Tourtellot swerved into tbe southbound lane and struck the rear of a car driven by Cindy Ann Strandberg , 2 1, of Oceanside. She was not injured 1n the accident. But Tourtellot's car careened lnto a utility pole, shearing it off as the pole cut through bis car. The passenger compartment came to rest in a parking lot at 808 N. El Camino Real. · The engine and front portion of the car stopped in the north• bound lanes of El Camino Real. Tourtellot and his passenger, Jorge Vasquez, were treated at San Clemente General Hospital and released. · In another weekend traffic mishap, a gas station at 422 A venida de la Estrella got some unexpected early morning busi· ness Saturday when a 21-year· old San Clemente man's car careened off a freeway ramp and slammed into the station's office. Police said Douglas Gerald Holden of 250 W. Canada was ex· iting Interstate 5 at A venida Palizada when his car's brakes failed. The car sped down the orr- ra mp, across Avenida de la Estrella, striking the curb and continuing into the service sla· lion's office, injuring Holden and his passenger, 21.year·old Timothy Nicholas Santa or 319 15th St. in Huntington Beach. Both men were treated at San Clemente General Hospital and released. streets outside with gunfire from upper-floor windows. Police in armored cars ringed the bulld- in~. Many government employees. fled the building in a panic, some sliding down lire hoses lowered from windows and then fleeing through the backyard, police said. "The bullets were Dying about our ears," said Leo G. Klok, 42, a government clerk who escaped without ~ury. Police spokesman P.T. Sin· ne'ma said one Moluccan rode up to the building in a tQi, pulled out a concealed machine gun and stormed through the main entrance, ruing off shot.a. Within min\1les, at least two armed comrades joined him inside, Si.n· nema said. Police said they believe the at- tackers wanted to kidnap pro- vincial Commissioner Tinnete Schillhuis, Drente's top ex- ecutive. But she escaped through a window of her ground• floor ornce. Klok said be was drinking cof· fee in his second floor office when be heard an uproar outside the building. "People were shouting 'Get (See TEIUlOR, Page AZ) Miners Refuse To Go to Work WASHINGTON (AP) - Miners s tayed home by the thousands today, ignoring a back-to-work court order as coal industry and union negotiators took a day orf from bargaining on a contract lo end the ~ coal strike. The Carter admlntstratlon was hoping enough miners would obey a federal judge's back-lo-work order so that at least limited mine production could resume lo ease the plight of coal-short regions. But reports from the coalfields indicated that not enough union mem hers were showing up for the first two shifts for produc- tion to resume. There were no reports of violence and only isolated cases or picketing, which is specifically banned by the court order. The union predicted that the back-to-work ·order wo~ be widely ignored by the 160,000 striking miners. A Justice Department spokesman said the administra- lion expects miners gradually will return lo work this week. .. We believe the bulk of miners will obey the order,'• said spokesman Mark Sheehan. He said that by mid-day. federal marshals had served copies of the court order on about 90 percent or the coal com- panies and union locals named as defendants. But he said officials would ex· ercise "responsible restraint." in enforcing the order. <See COAL, Page A2) Pathologist ·Acid Waste Waters Testifies No County Threat About F el:u8 · BJKATllY CLANCY aetectable. By TOii BAJU.Bl' oe .. ..., ....... A pathologlst wbo examJned a dead baby the day after Dr. William Baxter Waddill alleged· ly strangled it testified today in Orange County Superior Court that she .saw "nothing unusual" . in the condition or the corpse. Dr. Lina Yu, a member of the medical staff at Westminster Community Hospital, told the jury after being called by the de- fense at Waddill's murder trial that the dead fetus appeared no dirrerent from the bodles of otber babies who died after saline abor- tions were performed. The Hong Kong.born pathologist testified that she has examined "between 50 and 100" fetuses which died after saline fluid was injected into the mother. And she told defense attorney Malbour Watson that she saw no sign of the heavy throat bruising which the prosecution claims was inflicted by Waddill. It is alleged that Waddill. 4', of Huntington Harbour. murdered the baby when be panicked on learning that the fetus had survived the abortion he attempted to induce ln the un· wed, 18-year-old mother. Prosecution witnesses have testified that be ordered hospital staff out of the nursery on March 2, 1977. and then strangled the baby after tel.Ung (See FETUS. Page AZ) 'natn'4liu'i:ct°":::ft': from a He sai4 ~were attempt.' form~ ':"'~d waste disposal ::_.t. ~ ~dren~S: 1i1:4 site m V'"1H e County poses ehftael water while pumt>IDI no danger at present to Orange wu ander way County waterways, officials ol Ho also s~ld there Is a the state Water Quality Control possibility of contamination in • Bo~rd said.today. very small area of the under· Jim Anderson, executive of· ground water basin near tho ficer for the board's Santa Ana site region, sai~ his staf! is contin~ The area was used for in· ing to morutor the site, which as dustriaJ waste disposal between located in the Glen Avon area. 1957 and1972. The now~losed site earlier was used to dispose or acid and other industrial wastes. Jt ]>OSed a possible threat last Jorym• g Set week when rainwaters reached the top of a concrete and earthen dam separating the site from a v 0 :-.. Laguna fiood control channel about four .r 1 & miles from the Santa Ana River. Anderson said enough water Art F t• I was pumped from behind the • es IVS dam over the weekend so that crews could begin r epairing the face of the dam. By the time water pumped from the site passes through the flood channel into the river and into water already impounded at Prado Dam, Anderson said, the presence of acid waste is un· Neutron Arms Hit MOSCOW -(AP) -Thirty. one Soviet scientists appealed to President Carter today to scrap the neutron bomb and "force the nuclear genie back into the bot· tle.0 Jurying for artists who hope to enter the summer Festival of Arts of Laguna Beach is scheduled April 15 in Irvine Bowl. Only artists and craftsmen wbo live in areas between Newport Beach and San Clemente are eligible to appty for exhibition space during the six-week ~tival. Artists must submit three pieces of their work between 7 and 10 a .m. and those wishing to submit work in more than one medium should present three works iD each. Crashed Aircraft Owned by SA Firm Jurors elected by fesUval U• hibitors include Garland Boat. William Motta, Lu Murpb.iae and David Solomon. FesUvat board appointees in include Ann Dreyer, Harold Larson and Charlotte Myers. Cease ttaft bit a rocky, snow-eoftftd ridle at about the '1 .20Q..foot elnatJoa MVetal hundred 1&rds east of tbe alrport laocllng strlp. lDve1U1aton who are ltlll ,l>l'Oblna tbe ca.use of the fatal crub Nici &Jae llx·seat plane was flown lo Mammoth trom Oruc• ~~ty A1rport. AZ DAIL y PILOT use Monc!!X· !lieen:h t3, 1171 Snow Victiin May. Owe Life to Wife VODESJ'O (AP) -An elderly · Michigan man who survived a month stranded in his snow-~und motorhome in the higb Saerra Nevada may have lived because hiJs wile died. Laurence Shannon, 82, and hls wife, Emma, 80, of Grand Rapids, were traveling leisurely over the mountain.I to visit their daughter here when they took a 'thong turn on a back road and fot stuck Feb. 7. F,....PflfleAJ . IDPPO •••. '. ~better, Lion Country Publicist, ea id today. "It's difficult for people to accept the death of anything. We're trying to help them over that hump by JetUng tbem express their anger. ·"It's just that people wanted to get if off their chests. They had really strong feelings. Peo- ple would call angrily, weep, re- cover their composure, and ask questions. ''By the time we finished dis- cussing it they realized we feel as badly as they do." Among halC -dozen sprays or roses already delivered over the : wee kend was one of pink rosebuds from Bill Sheffield, the attorney who secured a court in- junction against the intentional harming or Bubbles. The "baby" hippopotamus, a year-old daughter, has become a replacement symbol for Bub- bles ' irrepress ibility and de- termination. T i ny Bubbles. who had escaped twice before with Bub- bles, was the object or many of . the callers' concerns. Lion Country plans t o somehow mark her from the r est, so people can see Bubbles' child at the park. The dead hippo's skeleton has been donated to the Los Angeles County Museum of Natural His- tory. F,....PageAJ TERROR ••. out orthere! Escape'," he told re- porters. "I got to the first floor with a couple or other people and then shots werdired at us ... "We ran back upstairs and found a fire hose, which we un - rolled and threw out of a win- dow. We let ourselves down that, jumpine the last few feet to the ground. "We then ran 1 for our llv-.. While we were runnlne across the backyaf(i. t~ co1lea1ues were hit by gunfire but they weren't seriously wounded." Klok said one terrorist he saw was wearing a hoodlike knit.led cap. · Witnesses said the gunmen shot up an ambulance that rolled toward the building in an at- tempt to remove a wounded man lying outside. The ambulance turned back. Another man standing some distance from the building also was hit by gunfire, they said. Restive South Moluccan mili· tants last struck in force ln this t own 112 miles southwest of Amsterdam during the summer of 1977 when they hijacked a passen1er train and seized a village schoolhouse. Dutch marines smashed the twin sieges June 11, klllin1 six ol the nine gun men who held about 50 hostages on board the train. The schoolhouse sle1e in· volvlng over 100 children and their teachers wu brou1ht to a bloodless end by marines and the four Moluccan iunmen were arrested. Dock Strike Called SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -In· ternatlonaJ Lon1sboremen's and Warebouaemen's Union leaders have called for a 2'·hour dockworkers' strike at Wut Cou~ porta to protest the use ol the Taft-Hartley Act a1aJnst striking toaJ miners. OHNOICOMT DAILY PILOT 'Effort.a to free the motorhome failed. and Mn. Shannon died three da)'s lat.er. apparently ol natural causes. The vehicle was spotted Fri- day in a remote section of Se· quoia National Part by a man flying to a nearby Boy Scout c amp . S hannon was soon rescued, and his wile's body was flown out by helicopter. His son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George Spurr, picked blm up in Vlaalla on Fri· day nJght and returned Shannon to their home here. "re my mother hadn't died, he would have tried t.o walk out or there," Mrs. Spurr said. "Even in death, my mother saved my father's life." Shannon explained that be would have walked the wrong way -toward an empty Boy. Scout camp. His daughter said Bagpipe Brigade he probably woald have died In the a.now. The Shannons bad taken back roads over the Sierra toward Central Calllomla after leaving Twentynine Palms in Southern Californi a on Feb. s. The Califomla trip was part of an ex· cursion they began last October. Arter Shannon's wife of 52 years died, be wrapped her in a bla nket and kept her In tbe motorhome with him. He kept the cas heat off. stay- ing warm by wearing two sets of union aults, shirts. sweaters, coats and pants. Shannon bad stocked up on rtce macaroni. spaQelU, canned good•, bread and milk but still lost 16 pounds durtne bis ordeal. "It wu like a dream, .. be said. "I didn't believe it waa happening." Growth Golde He kept snow cleared from the top or the motorhome which at .. lowed it to be seen from the aJJ:plane Friday. Shannon said be plans to stay with bis daughter for a while and make funeral arrangements for his wife. "Then I wan\ to go back home and sell my house," he said. "I have made no plans. I don't even want to think aboul it." San Juan Eyes . Incentive Pinn Followtng months or often- beated debate and c:rltlcism from San Juan Capistrano's business community, city of. ficials a.re poised to begin adopt- ing a sweeping commercial and industrial development incen· tive plan. The plan -hammered out by a committee of business people, city staff and residents -is de-· signed to attract certain types of commercial and industrial firms to the Mission City. ·Councilmen recently unan- imously adopted the proaram and directed city staff to begin pr~aring macbiner1 to imple- ment the plan. Included in the incentives plan not enough to commercial <Je. ve l opment," Mayor Yvon Heckscher acknowledged last week. Councilmen and committee members agreed that the city's strict policies regarding residen· tial development restrictions have spilled over into the com- mercial building area. "Some people have the idea that residential growth manage- ment relates somehow to com- mercial and Industrial uses," committee chairman John Saun~ ders told councilmen. "There should be no artificial con- straints oo the rate of commer- cial and industrial growth." Kilted gentlemen wait their turn before filling the air with Irish sounds Sunday as part of pre-St. Patrick's Day f estivilies in Santa Ana. Bagpipe groups from as far away as San Fernando took part in the parade near 5th and Main streets. would be: · -Development of a .. Guide to Commercial and Industrial Growth" that would serve as an information brochure on land available and the type of facilities city omctals are in· terested in attracting. Saunders also outllned several types or acceptable development that would be compatible with San Juan's rural atmosphere. "We felt research and de· velopment firms would probably make a better contribution in terms or broadening the tax base and attracting a good mix of labor in the area," Saunders said. Laguna Eyes Site Cost -Undertaki~g an elaborate promotional program designed to e nlist support from property owners and to make contacts with businesses that would be considered desirabl~ for the San Juan area. ColUlCil Seeks 10 Acres for Canyon Parking Lot "We have found in our dis· cussions with local businesses that the rural atmosphere is one or the things that attracted them to this area," he added. The Laguna Beach City Coun- cil is seeking an appraisal on 10 acres of Irvine Company land near Laguna Canyon Road for use as a peripher al parking lot during art festivol season. The council recently unan- imously approved appropriat- ing $875 to pay for a verbal es timate of the value of the Laurel Canyon land. The ap- proval hinges upon the Irvine Company picking up half the $1. 750 cost. The low bid appraiser was Coldwell Banker, who with Laguna Beach and Irvine Com- pany officials, has reached a tentative agreement for the shared cost approach to the ap- praisal. The canyon is located near the junction or Laguna Canyon and El Toro roads. If purchased by the city, vis- Canal Pact LoobSure WASHINGTON <AP) - A leading opponent or the Panama Canal treaties conceded today that "the president has the voles" to win Senate approval of the pacts. Sen. Ted Stevens, R- Alaska, told reporters thal agreements reached dur-. lng the past few days lo at- tach a provision permit- ting further negotiations on keeping U.S. troops in Panama after 2000 have nailed down the remainin1 votes needed for approval of lbe treaties. The Senate votes Thurs- day on the Panama Canal treaty guaranteeing that the waterway will remain neutral and open lo all shipping alter Panama as· sumes control of lhe waterway in 2000. E'rora P-.e Al· FETUS ••• ilors could park in the tree- studded canyon area, then catch trams to the va r iou s art festivals. The park would be used for recreation and a picnic area the 3 Laguna Councilmen To Be Sworn Laguna Beach's three new Ci- ty Council members will be sworn into office at -4 p.m. Tues· day in council chambers. City Clerk Verna Rollinger w!ll administer the oath of office lo councilmen -elect Wayne Baglin, Howa rd Dawson and Kelly Boyd. Tuesday also will be the last time the old council will meet, with an executive session with City Attorney George Logan slated for 3:30 p.m. Following that short closed- door meeting, awards will be is- sued to outgoing council mem- bers Jon Brand, Carl J ohnson and Phyllis Sweeney. Passes Ready For Residents Of Canyon Laguna Beach police are ask- 1 n g canyon r esidents and merchants to take advantage or the nice weather and get down to the police department to pick up their canyon passes. The passes allow homeowners and canyon businessmen access lo the CJ nyon durina storms when the 5.6 mlJe stretch ts closed. Tt\e slickers entitle canyon motorista to ,. "wave·lhrougb" at the roadblocb set up at the en<! of Broadway and the other end of the canyon. T1¥0 puaq per ruident or mtl'cb.ant are available at the police department. rest or the year, under a plan by Mayor J on Brand. But the mayor's first encoun- ters with Irvine Company of- ficials met with reluctance on the part of the firm to sell the land to Laguna Beach. The tentative aereement to shar e costs or a phased ap. praisal program was announced last week. The $875 cost to Laguna Beach w)ll help Ute council determine whether to pursue the acquisition. Phase JI under the Coldwell Banker plan would include preparation or a comdenation ap- praisal for litigation. In earlier council meetings, Mayor Brand has indicated the city might have to acquire the Irvine land th.rough condemnation procedures. cedures. Cost of the entire appraisal would be $4,000, with the city picking up half ol the costs. . The verbal appraisal will come back to the council in three weeks if an agreement with Coldwell is reached by the Irvine Compaoy board of direc- tors. -Development and im· plementation or solutions 'to existing problems in San Juan's business community such as parking and traffic problems in the downtown area. -Formation of an Economic D~velopment Committee that would "recommend goals, make studies and r ecommend poUcies, programs and ordinances to 1de11tlfy and sollclt desirable cje. velopment.0 -Other long-term proposals include zoning incentives, pro- motional projects, a master plan for commercial deveJopx ment of a 20-acre parcel in the central business area and coordination with other public agencies. The program represents eight months of work by the city- appointed commercial industrial incentives group. Councilmen see the program as a major step in an area they have done little with since their preoccupation with residential growth began four years ago. "We devoted most or our at- tention to residential control and Fro.a Page Al COAL ••• ..We don't plan any hasty or UJ-conceived action .•. We don't seek any conf rootation." Sheehan said. Meanwhile, industry and un- ion bargainers said they were making some progress aner a weekend of talks but aren't on the verge of a negotiation breakthrough. A spokesma n for the Bituminous Coal Operators As- sociation said the two sides bad no plans to meet face-to-race to- day, although "we are continu- ing to work" on the issues in dis- pute in separate meetinl(s. Industry barealners returned home Sunday but planned to re- turn here either today or Tues- day. ...., ... _ ..... REMAINS 01' PLANI! THAT CAAIH!D OFP HUNTINGTON llACH WASH AIHOftl Authorttle• sttn Mum on Identity of Piiot PNaumect Loet After MkMlf Cotleton SetutcMy ·Debtjs May Identify Pilot tragedy. tac. tmplo,. wu unavallabl• lmltatlns tbt ~ Ol u at reran Wrecka1e and debrt1 bqan tor comment about the crash to-powerdlveandthenanexplosion. noating a.shore Sunday, but QOC'le day. of it hon an1 •arkln,. ! ff• told ablrlfra lnvestiaaton Peeler and a aanall crowd oC could conftr.a the pJane•a on bl.a ceana 1'0 wu hit from the b)tatandtra w.,.. fatbered today until the fuaelace ee1ment th rear bf ..,.er aircraft whlcb as 1berilf'1 d•puUea retrieved aerial numbln au.rfac.d. tl'I had a..en 1 l a.... lhcs wrecbp. baullftJ It to the Shaw Alrmotl" 1pokt1mm :ft&~~" benut.b him. • n.... beach·froat road bl.low Golden tod•>' declined to ClO!llllMat • Tb• lznpac:t dul.,.cl u-. tall Weat 6tNet and Paclfte tout the crash. la whlcla tM ~ of Pet.nen•a ~lane. lnat not Hltbway. 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"••tort l•ae.b\ He•· ............. -..._ ... ~..,. loud, WM on tM lftft W. escaped lnJ.,.lft the tolllllGll. and all Of uuddeft M tune Olill et moralJlf, bestn:illq a prob.cit tt.e Tbf Beckman 11latr,UPJ•ntf , V" clouds," Peelu 1ald ~. j crash. , , .... · 7 Orange Coast EDITION Today's Closing N.Y.Stoeks ' VOL. 71, NO. 72, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1978 N TEN CENTS I Moluccan Militants Hold 60 Hostages ASSEN, Netherlands (AP) - South Moluccan militants, a f anaUcal group that bas ter- rorized Holland on and off for a decade, struck again today, seiz- ing a government building and 50 to 60 hostages in a shooting at- tack that left al least six people wounded, authorities said. The four to six gunmen were demanding freedom for com- rades in Dutch jails and a plane to ny all of tliem, along with hostages, out ot the country, government officials said. Police in armored cars quick· ly surrounded the modem-style office block in this northern Dutch city as the terrorists, said to be armed with pistols and at least one machine gun, fired bursts of bullets from upper- floor windows. Officials said they feared that one victim lying out of reach ln front of the building might be dead. About 200 employees in the building, headquarters of the Drente provincial government, managed to escape through win- dows, some shinnying down firehoses, after the Moluccans stormed in. But some were gunned down from behind as they fled. Miners Refuse To Go to Work WASHINGTON <AP) - Miners stayed home by the thousands today. ignoring a back-to-work court order as coal industry and union negotiators took a day off from bargaining on a contract to end the 98-day coal strike. The Carter administration was hoping enough miners would obey a federal judge's back-to-work order so that at least limited mine production could resume to ease the plight of coal·short regions. l Airplane ·.Traced to SA Firm National Transportation Safe- ty Board investigators said to- day the plane lbat carried five ~ unidentified people to their ,'l deaths near the Mammoth Lakes t. airPOrl Friday was owned by a 'Santa Ana construction comnany. t A s pokesman for the agency said the single-engine Cessna 210 I is operated by lbe Lowmar Corp., I 2533S. MainSt. ' A. company spoke°~man would I say only that the firm "has no word (about the craft) as of~ time" when queried this mom- in~. Meanwhile Mono County : Coroner's deputies said they ex- f peel to establish the identities of the five dead people late today. 1 1 The bodies, burned beyond recognition, were found in the wreckage of the small plane, ac- cording to Sheriff's Deputy A1'chie Christiansen. The plane crashed and burned at about 8:30 p.m. Friday while taking off from the s ki area airport. Christiansen said the craft·hit a rocky; snow-covered ridge at about the 7 ,200-foot elevation several hundred yards east of the alrport landing strip. Investigators who are still probing the cause of the fatal crash said the six-seat plane was flown to Mammoth from Orange ·eo_\!!'tY Airport. Bomb Removed OAKLAND (AP) -A 12-inch pipe bomb leaning against a light ,,POie in front of the Alameda Coun· ty. Courthouse was removed late Sunday night afttt a pauing bus drlver spotted it and reported 1t to "police. But reports from the coallields indicated that not enough union members were showing up for the first two shifts for produc· lion to resume. There were no reports of violence and only isolated cases of picketing, which is specifically banned by the court order. The union predicted that the back-to·work order would be widely ignored by the 160,000 striking miners. A Justice D e partment spokesman said the administra- Seu:erLine Break F ou'ls CoastSamb Beaches on bolb sidea of the Santa Ana River mouth were closed to the pYbllc todJl)' after a sewer llne in Garcten Grove broke, spilling raw sewage into the river. The beach quarantine was put into effect at 9 a . m . today by county He alth Department of· ficials who said it would remain in effect indefinite· ly until all traces or the spilled sewage are gone. Beaches under the ban include West Newport's strands from 56th Street to the river jetty and an ad- ditional 2.000 feet north Jn-' to Huntington State Beach. Initial reports indicated the line that broke was a 30-lnch main capable of handling a maximum of five million gallons of sewage a day. Costa Mesa Pioneer Dies at 78 lion expects miners gradually will return to work tbis week. "We be lieve the bulk of miners will obey the order," said spokesman Mark Sheehan. He said that by mid·day, federal marshals had served copies of tbe court order on about 90 percent of the coal com· panies and union locals named as defendants. tfJut he said officials would ex- ercise "responsible restraint" in enforcing the order. <See COAL, Page A%) NB Council Will Hear Boat Laws Newport Beach city coun-cilmen .,. upected tonight to glve final approval to a new Jaw wblcb will &ive them more coo- trol over business conducted on the waters of Newport Htrbor. The new ordinance grew out of waterfront residents' complaints about the noise generated by charter party boats and sight- seeing vessels. Previously, those vessels were exempted from city control, but the law, which wolild go into ef· feel in 30 days if approved, will require the operators of the half· dozen charter and .party vessels to get a city permit in order to operate. Operators of those boats haven't opposed the pro-posed change. In addition, the new ordinance would give councilmen the power to decide whether a pro- posed business venture was "marine dependent" as a factor in determining grounds for is· suance of a permit. That provision was added at the suggestion or city marine de· partment employees who noted that they had received "numerous inquiries" about establishing businesses such as· hair salons, real estate offices and insurance agent offices on moored vessels. City Councilman Ray Williams, '8t a council meeting last month, said he felt such uses would be inappropriate. He asked U\at a provision be in· eluded bl the new law whic:h wowd enable the council to turn down 1uch requests when those buslnesses aren't. strictly marine orfeiiled. · On~ of the wounded was a school boy shot as he walked down a street, oUlciala said. Militants amonc the South Molucacan Immigrant com- munity In Holland have made repeated terror strikes in recent years to dramatize their de· mands for Dutch help in wlnnlng independence from Indonesia for their Asian island homeland. The Moluccas and th~ rest of Indonesia are a former Dutch colony. The area around Assen, 112 miles northeast of Amsterdam, has been a focu s of the Moluccan terror cameaign, most recently last spring when gunmen seized hostages in a train and school house and held out for 30 days before military assaults ended the sieges. Six terrorists and two hostages died. Police said today's raid began at about 10 a.m. aa the Drente provincial council was about to meet in the building. There were reports at least two provincial leeislators were among the hostages. One Moluccan rode up in a taxi and dashed into the main entrance, pulling out a con- cealed machine gun and opening (See TERROR, Page A%) Man, 82, Survives Elements MODESTO (AP) -An elderly Michigan man who survived a month stranded in his snow· bound motorhome in the hlgb Sierra Nevada may have lived because his wife died. Laurence Shannon, 82, and bis wife, Emma, 80, of Grand Rapids, were traveling leis urely over the mountains to visit their daughter here when they took a wrong turn on a back road and got stuck Feb. 7. Efforts to free the motorbome failed, and Mrs. Shannon died three days later, apparently of natural causes. The vehlcle was spotted Fri· day in a remote section of Se· Quoia National Park by a man flying to a nearby Boy Scout camp. Shannon was soon rescued, and his wife's body was flown out by helicopter. His son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George Spurr, picked him up in Visalia on Fri- day night and returned Shannon to their home here. Air.port ... .,a9.Work c.ny ................. "If my mother hadn't died, he would bave tried to walk out of there," Mrs. Spurr said ... Even ill death, my mother saved my father's life." Michael LaPole smooths the slurry seal being applied to the mail) runway at Orange County l\irport today. Jet traffic has been diverted to Ontario until Wednesday while the maintenance work is being done. Airport of - ficials said rimway has not been worked on since 1969. Shannon explained that be would have walked the wrong way -toward an empty Boy Scout camp. His daughter said be probably would have died in the snow. The Shannons bad taken back roads over the Sierra toward Bubbles' Legacy: Central California after leaving Twentynine Palms in Southern California on Feb. s. The California trip was part of an ex- cursion they began last October. D h After Shannon's wife of 52 a l IH ter years died, he WTapped her in a ~ 1 blanket and kept her in the motorhome with him. 800-pounJ, By PBIUP R08MARIN °'Ult o.11, Plle\SUff A roomful of flowers and an 800-pound youngster they call "'iny Bubbl~ is the beginning J,o- 11 Tiffany lamps Stolen Eleven original Tiffany lamps, worth an estimated $100,000, were reported stolen S•turday from a Balboa Island home. The resident told police be had been confined to bis home for nearly six weeks and left for a few hours to go to dinner Sltur- day. When be·retumed: be reported finding bis kitchen wiardbw broken 1n and the lamps miss· ing. . PoUce said the theft vlctlm had collec~ the anllque laml,)S. day of the legacy of Bubbles, the . He kept the gas _heat off, stay- Li on Country Safari hip-in~ warm.by we~rmg two sets of popotamus who died Friday in a · union suits, shirts, sweaters, cae_tureattempt. coats and pants. The hippo had escaped the . Shannon h~d stocked up on animal compound Feb. 20 and nee. macaroru,spaJUietO .cann~ eluded park rangers who stalked goods, bread and milk but still her around the clock for three lost 16 pounds during his ordeal. weeks trying to bring her safely "It was like a dream." he home. said. "I didn't believe it was Initial rapture late Friday happening." because tranquilizing darts He kept snow cleared from the finally ended the animal's so-top of l;he motorhome which al- journ turned to sickened dis· l~wed tt lt'.! be seen from the belief when she suddenly was atrPlane Friday· dead. _Sha~on said be plans to s~y Her position on the hill where with hts daughter for a while she fell, near a pond off Laguna and mak~ funeral arrangements Canyon Road, killed her, accord· ro~. his wire. log to uon Country veterinarian Then I want to go back home Donald Dooley. and sell my house," he said. Head toward the bottom of the slope. Bubbles' great weight NB Police pushed aaaimt her diaphragm, closln&offher.breathing. '. Tbbugb rant calls to the Lion <See HIPPO, Page M) Coast Suicide Paet Ended Nab2 on Drug Charge Two men who allegedly sold what detectives described as high quality, commercially packaged marijuana to UD· dercover officers were arrated Sunday tn Newport Beach. London Writer Aida Wife in Meroy Death Detective Set. Darryl Yo.ale alleeed acents purchased 10 pounds of the illicit substanee for U,450 a pound from Frederick Warren Anderson, a&, of 850 Acapulco St., Lacuna Beach, and Frederick John Holllster, 2S~ of Sebastape>J. Both were booted lnto city Jail on charges of conspiracy to sell marijuana a"4 beld lo lieu ot f1,5QO ball eacb. PoUc:e today nicl Andenoft re- mained in cmtody aDd l{ollllter WU fr.ed aftel' PGltlnc ball. YoaJe UMrted tbe t1r0 men sold tile -ten pounc11 to ln- ., .. tJ1iltcn and prom1"d, to de· Uver an Mdluaut ten DOWlds. He aatd • Mar'Ch Of the rs· ............ tlM .u .. td .... took place, 2114 Und Sl., Newport 1'Mch, tral'NCl up l1X more J>CMmdl Of mmijuaa. A.2 DAILY PILOT N Moncsiax. March 13, 1978 Cella Fun.ds Unreported? SACRAMENTO CAP) ·" As· semblyman Dixon Arnet said to- day Gov Edmund Brown Jr. and Controller Ken Cory failed to fully report the services of a campaign expert wh o testified he was paid $25,000 by Dr. Louis Cella to work on both men's 1974 campaigns. · Arnett, a Republican running for Cory's Job, urged the Fair Political Practices Commission to in vestigale Brown's and Cory's campaign finance report- ing on the contribution by Cella. Canal Pact Looks Sure WASfllNGTON CAP) - A leading opponent of the Panama Canal treaties conceded today that "the president has the votes" to win Senate approval of the pacts. Sen. Ted Stevens, R - Alaska, told reporters that agreements reached dur-. ing the past few days to al-· tach a provision permit- ting further negotiations on keeping U.S. troops in Panama after 2000 have nailed down the remaining votes needed for approval of the treaties. The Senate votes Thurs- day on the Panama Canal treaty guaranteeing that the waterway will remain neutral and open to all shipping after Panama as- s umes control of the waterway In 2000. MaxB. Horn ·Dead at 64; Rites Tuesday Funeral services will be con- ducted Tuesday in Corona del Mar for longtime Newport Beach resident Max B. Horn who died Friday at the age of 64 . Mr. Horn was a retired vice president of United California Bank and at the lime of his death was working as a consul· tant to the banking industry. A graduate of the University of Nebraska business college. be was a member ot Sipna Chi fraternity. During Work Warn be served · in Europe as an artillery officer. Mr. Horn was a member of lbe Yorba Linda Masonic Lodge #462. . Mr. Horn and his wife, Lorame, had moved to Downey where they were living at the time of his de~ ath. In addition lo his widow, Mr. Horn is survived by his sons. Jeffery Horn of Costa Mesa and Thom as Horn of Santa Cruz; a daughter, Kathie Guth of Laguna Niguel; his mother, Minnie Horn of Kansas; two brothers, Thomas Hom of New Mexico and Capt. Dean Horn of Massachusetts; a s ister, J essieanna Messman of Kansas, and two grandchildren. ' Services will be conducted at 1 p.m. at Pacific View Chapel. Amtrak Views Tijuana Line SAN DIEGO (AP) -B~a Califorrua want.s to join San Diego in a public transportation rail system , and possibly also extend the Amtrak line from Los Angeles toTijujlla. The proposal bas been made by Gov. Roberto de la Madrid in private -talks with the Metropolitan San Diego Rapid Transit Development Board, general manager Robert Nelson disclosed. Nelson said it depends Ont on acquisition of the San Diego & Arizona Eastern Railway from Southern Pacific Transportation, a p~~~hue understudy. OftAMCq COMT M DAILY PILOT ....:::::.:.=- --.....::.-.:.= ......... .,_...,.. ·-~~ o.e.tll.'-•••••0 ... ...................... Cella, a Santa Ana doctor, was the largest lud.lvldual poliUcal contributor lo CallfornJa in lt7t. He wa.s convicted last year ot federal income lax evasion, fraud and conspiracy charges. Arnett said be based his ac- cusations on the 1975 Orange County Grand Jury testimony of campaign consultant George Mitrovich of San Diego. ArneU said Cory reported only $1,500 and added "not one cent of Mr. Mitrovich's $12,500 fee for working on the Brown campaign is reported in any of the gov- ernor's 1974 or subsequent cam- paign committee finance re- por ts." A spokesman for Cory sald the $1,500 was reported as a "quite ge nerous" estimate for "two s mall services" that were the on ly things Mitrovicb did for Cory in 1974. "We feel ftne about ours (cam- paign reports)," added John J ervis, assistant deputy con· troll er. Brown's campaign director, Gray Davis, said, "'It is a campaign year, and this ls the season for lies and distortiom. The Brown campaign waa not aware of nor did it authroize the hiring of Mr. Mitrovich as a salaried employe. It bas no ob- ligation to report such an expeo. diture. "Lou Cella ran an independent County campaign for several candidates. U he employed Mr. Mitrovich, it was his obligation SUCCUMBS AT 78 Harold T. Segerstr~m From Page Al PIONEER ••• California Large Lima Bean Ad· v1sory Board. In 1949, the Segerstrom family started its first commercial/in- dustrial venture with the purchase of the warehouse area of the old Santa Ana Anny Base. He was influential in the found· ing and development of South .Coast Plaza Town Center. Mr. Segerstrom also was pres- 1 dent of Segerstrom Center which comprises the high-rise office complex owned by the family in the financial diatrict of Sant.a Ana. A history buff . Mr. Segerstrom contributed to the Orange County Historical Socie· ty, Bowers Museum in Santa Ana and to th~ City of Costa Mesa. In 1974, Mr. Segerstrom and other members of bis family were honored with the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce's annual Heart Award for COD· tributions to the community. He is survived by his wife ol S3 years, Veronica, one son, Harold T. Segerstrom Jr.. and four grandchildren. Other survivors include his nephew, Henry T. Segentrom; sister-in-law, Mrs. Anton H. Segerstrom, and great-nephews Toren and Anton Segerstrom and great-niece. Mrs. Andrea Grant. The f amity baa 1u11ested memorial contributions to the Orange County Chapter ot tbe American Heart Asaociation. SYDNEY. Auitnua <AP> -A youna ma cti..s after cbiUlDI a drUf potion bnnJed at a pre- weddlna lt.g part.y OD the beaeb at Ne.,caaUe, near Sydney. potleeaaid. They aaid John Doualu JDn. nalrd, 18. •friend ot tlte bricle- s:room. collqeect aft.er he drank three or topr cJaa. ol tbe ooo- coctloll made from a wild plant known a Piel'• tnampet. II.ii friends set b1m ~ a '1'Nl7 bank to lltep lt olt, tM tOWMl bLm dead !'our lloGn Wer, police Nid. Story TIDle Set An Suter 1tol'1'. Ume ta •cJteduled for.' p.m. ~ at the Marlben Buoela of the. Newport Seaeb PibllC' l:.llrirY. Ptes~bOol c~ .,.. biftt.ed lo · Ute proaram of atotf.. Hd ••m• me of chart•· .. • f to report thtat expenditure oo bis report," Davis said. Mitrovich testilied Cella pald him $1 ,SOO a month for 10 months to work on the Brown and Corry campaigns, Arnett said. Cella goes oo trial Tuesday in San Diese> Supertor Court on 127 counts, including charges of em- bezzUng more than $3 million f rom Miss ion and Mercy hospitals ih Otan"' County and from the st.ate and t"ederal gov- ernments in Medicare and Medi· Cal funds. Others ·No Contest 5 Vie for Seat On Water Board There will be a five-way race June 6 for the district 1 seat on the Orange County Municipal Water District's board of direc- tors. But in four districts of three Oran ge Coast area water boards, there will be no election in June because no candidates filed by Friday's deadline to challenge the incumbents. In two other districts, Di.strict 3, of the Coastal Municipal Water District. and District 3 of the Tri Cities Metropolitan Water District, the filing deadline was extended until this Friday because the incumbents did not seek re-election. Candidates for Municipal Water District include: -Dl.strlct. 1, David K. Jones, Huntington Beach, incumbent; Barbara A. Bartol, Huntington ~ach, businesswoman; James W. (Jim) Edwards, Costa Mesa, industrial developer /consultant; Tim Hatch, Costa Mesa, no oc- cupation listed, and Mkhael Grilfith, Sunset Beach, no oc- cupation listed. -Dll&rict %, Gerald E. Price, Westmlnster, incumbent: -Dls&rlc:& s. Clem M . McCollocb, Laguna Hills, in- cumbent; A. Otto Kutsch, Sant.a Ana, protective service officer; Wayne A. Clark, Irvine, Irvine Ranch Water District director. Candidale.3 for director of the Tri-Cities Municipal Water Dis- trict are: -DllUlc:t S. Wade F. <Doc> Lower. San Clemente. retired oral surgeon. -Dl•&rld '· Arthur J. Holmes, San Clemente, appoint· ed incumbent; F,....PageAI IDPPO •••. Country switchboard, after ~ ports ot the death mtered out were hostile and threatening, of- ficials said, they turned to calls of sympathy. "We understand the need for people to point a finger," Jo ~helter, Lion Country publicist, said today. "It's difficult for people to accept the death or anything. We're trying to help them over that bump by letting them e xpress their anger. "It's just that i:eople wanted to get if off their chests. They had .really strong feelings. Peo- ple would call angrily, weep, re- cover their composure.. and ask questions. "By the Ume we finished dis· cussing it they realized we feel aa badly as they do." Among half-dozen sprays ot roses already delivered over the weekend was one of pink roaebuds from Bill Sheffield, the attorney who secured a court in· jun~tlon against the intentional harming ol Bubbles. The "baby" hippopotamus, a year-old daughter, bas become a replacement symbol £or Bub- bles' irrepresslbility and de- termlnaUon. Tiny Bubbles. who bad escaped twice before with Bub- bles, was the object or many of the callers' concerns. Lion Country plans to somehow mark her from the re1t, ao people ean see Bubbles' child at the park. The dead hippo's skeleton has been donated to the Los Angeles County Museum of Natural ms. tory. -District S, Gary L . Carmichael, San Clemente, ftre officer; Wayne T. McMurray. San Clemente, appointed incum-bent. Candidates for director of the Coastal Municipal Water Dis· trict are: -District t , James W. Decker, Laguna Beach, appoint· ed incumbenl; -Dls&rlct 3, Donald A. Mein· Dis, Newport Beach, engineer; -District 4, W.K. Patrick, Costa Mesa, incumbent. TERROR .•• fire, police s aid. The other gunmen ran in behind him. One of those who escaped, clerk Leo G. Klok, 42, said he beard an uproar and "people were shouting, 'Get out of there! Escape! .. He said be and two col- leagues beaded dowmtal.ra but suddenly found themselves lac· ing a masked terrorist. He opened fire but apparently missed. parently missed. "We ran back upst.ain and found a firehose, which we un- rolled and threw out of a win- dow. We let ourselves dOJm and then ran ror our lives ... The bullets were flying about our ears." He said two people running with him were hit by gunfire but were not seriously wounded. A police spokesman said the terrorist.s may have intended to kidnap Commissioner Tlnneke Scbilthuis, the province's chief executive. but the 65-year-old woman escaped ·through a win- dow of bergrotmd-fioorofftce. The spokesmu said 21 Moluc· cans are imprisoned for pre- vious attacks, lnclUiliDC seven n for the um raids. The government refused to give in to similar demands last year, inslslidg that the terrorists first release all bo&tqes. F,....PegeAJ MERCY ••• "I came back ln and gave ber a mug of coffee Into which I had put the drug wb.lcb would be quite lethal. We said goodbye to each other and kissed each other for the last Ume, and ahe Just drank it. "She passed Into an im· mediatecomaanddied .•• "We were so close, we bad. this bond and I fell ahe'd •uf· fered every pain, you know, every anguish, physical pain. that anybodycouldsuffer ... Baroness Wootton, a cam· paigner for legal euthanasia in Britain, wrote in the Sunday Times: "Surely there muat be a better way than tb1a of dealing with the tragic 1ltuatlon in which the Humphrys, like so many other couples. found themselves." Cacti Exhibited An exhibit of cacti from the Sherman FoundaUon Gardens ia currently on display at the Corona del Mar branch at•the Newport Beach Public Lt~ •. The exhibit markl the library's emphasis on bodse plants Ud home gardening throughout March. -·~~ PREPARING FOR 'RESURRECTION' IN MISSOURI ~anlel Rogers With Mother'• Body In Freezer Resurrection? Preacher Freezes Mom's IJody REEDS SPRING. Mo. (AP) -With an upright freezer as the coffm, the frozen body of 80-year-old Gladys Rogers lay in state in a small chapel lfl southw~t Missouri. Her son said she would rise from the dead and give a sign "the end or this age" is nea~ . Evangelist Daniel Aaron Rogers asked three other preachers to assist him in the Sunday "resurrection service" at Ctar6'soo ?4ortuary io Reeds Spring, a town of about 280 and the orrty pface be could find a mortician who would go along with his plan. HIS MOTHER DIED FEB. 2 io Harrison, Ark., 25 miles south of here, and Rogers bad her body packed in dry ice for six days, then placed in a frtezer. It took Rogers more than one month to win a permit to have the body removed from Arkansas. "Jesus commanded ua to preach the gospel, heal the sick, raise the dead," said Rogers, when asked his motive. Rogers arranged for gospel sinlen from St. Louis to lead singing in an adjoinine chapel as be and his fellow preachers prayed for the resurrection to occur. Only the four preachers were allowed in a combination office and visiting room, closed off from the chapel, which contained the freezer run by a porta- ble generator. "WE EXPECT MOMMA TO BE raised," Rogers said from his Harrison home. "A neighbor of one of my associate evangelists said sbe had a vision, and she saw Momma open her eyes and get up." . . Missouri health omclals have sald they would allow the res. urrection efforts to continue for an uns~cified period or time belore requiring that Mrs. Rogers be buned. • Rogers said be believed the resurrection of his mother would be a signal that Christ is coming "and the end of this age~ u we know it, would be near." He said this meant "all the wicked will be burned up, by fire • • • we believe by atomic bomb fire." "That ®n'i mean 11'1 gonna happen the day after Mom is ralst4., but we do believe that the time will be near," be said. "The rtghteous, the food people, they're~onna survive. Just the extremely wicked are &onna be destroyed." Tourist Arrested In NB Drug Bost Two Newport Beach officers who said they were trying to be helpful arrested a tourist from Florida on narcotic• charges after allegedly finding eight ounces of cocaine in the viaUor 's motel room. Timotb)" W. Terry, 21, was to be arraigned today in Harbor Judicial District Court on charges of possession of the drug for sale stemming from the Saturday incident. ~ccord.ing to officers Russ Sutter and Doug Parmentier. they stopped Terry near his West Coast Highway motel for erratic driving. Rather fhan arrest Terry on suspicion of dnmken driving, the two patrolmen decided to escort him to bis motel room. Terry assertedly explained that he locked himself out and asked the officers to help him get into his room. The patroJmen said they obliged by climbing through a window and allegedl.Y spotted the narcotics while letting Teny back into bis room .. p,.... Pllfle AJ COAL MINERS ••• "We don'f plan any hasty or' ill-conceived action .•. We don't seek anyconfrontaUob., ••Sheehan said. Meanwhile, industry and un· Ion bargainers said they were making some progress after a watkeb«l of talks but aren't on t h• vell1e of a negotiation b~. : . A spokesman for the Bltumlnoul Coal Operators As- sociatbxa said. the two 1ldes had no plans to meet face-to-face to- day. although ••we are conlinu· ing to work" on the issues in dis· pule in separate meetings. Industry bargainers (eturned home Sunday but planned to re- turn here either today or Tues· 'day. . "We•re getting down to the bra9tl tacks .•. to the bard is- sues,'~Nlcholas T. CamJcia, chief industry bargainer. said Sunday as be left the bot.el where the weekend talks were held. beld. Hopes for a swill setUement in the 14 -weekrold walkout faded as the two sides recessed general t alks after a brief Sunday session so that small groups of lower-rankiJl& neiotiators could work on contract laD1Uaae cov· erln1 speclllc issues. Amon& the dlfferences separatlne tbe hJo sides a.re un· ion demands t.o continue tree bealt.b elh be.utitl provided under the expired 197t contract and ellmlnatloD of propoeed in· ,dU.~ penaltl.es to curb wildcat a&rik • U \eel MlDe Woriters Presi-den'\ AmOld Mlllet' Weed that there blld been some prop-ess, but aald "wouJ~'t puL a time tr1vao" aa when -settlement will be reecbed. ~ _. It WU unclentOod that over the weate.ocl Jnduatr y barealn•r• offtred to 1t1.-lfleabtJ1 reduce wbal mCOert ~ hav• to pay for utelr famm,a• kalth e.ue fJ'ocn ' wbat wu ~fa ti.. coa~ tn~t Che unloo ~·~Pre. Jected a fttt aao. . . :Saddlebaek EDITION VOL. 71, NO. 72, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Dutch Office Invaded; ASSEN, Netherlands (AP) - Masked and heavily armed South Moluccan militants shot their way into a covemment ol· fice building today, wouncUni at least six people and taking SOto60 others hostage. autborltles said. said. A Dutch JusUce Ministry of. flclal said the gunmen, number- ing at least three, were making .. aimilar demands .. to thoso ma.,_e In Pttvious Moluccan ter. ror attacb -apparemJY. mean- ing freedom for jail~ouirades' and a p~ to fly them out of the country. . The wea around this Jtorthem Dutch city has been a focus of attacks by Moluccan militants demanding Dutch help in win· ning Independence from In· donesla for their Asian homeland, a former Dutch col· ony. Thousands of Moluccans are 1n Holland aa immigrants. At least two persons fleeing the modern Drente provincial government office building were gunned down from behind and sUgbUy woanded, and it was re- ported that others were ahot in· side the building. The terrorists. said to be armed wltb pistols and at least one machine gun, sprayed the streets outside with IUDflre from upper-floor windows. Police in armored cars ringed the build· ing. Many government employeeil_ fled the building in a panic. some sliding down tire hoses lowered from windows and then fleeing throup the back;Jard. police said. "The bullets were ny1ng about our ears,0 aaid Leo G. K1ot. 42. MONDAV,MARCH 13, 1978 Afternoon N.Y.Stoeks TEN·CENTS • 60 Seized a government cleric who escaped without lrtjury. Police spokesman P.T. Sln- nema said one Moluccan rode up to the bW.1ding in a ta.xi, pulled out a conceal~ machine gun and stormed through the main enlrance, firing off shots. Within minutes, at least two armed comrades joined him lnslde, sm. nema aaid.. Police said they believe the a&- tackers wanted to kidnap pro. vinciaJ Commissioner Tinnete Scblltbuls, Drente'a top ex· ecutive. But she escaped through a window of her ground. floor office. KJok said he was drlnJdng co!· fee in bis second floor office' when be heard an uproar outside lbe building. .. People were shouting 'Get ~uaaoa. rage Ai> Kidnap Suspect ·On Mend Miners Refuse A Carlsbad man who 1)0lice al· !ege kidnapped two 13-year-old girls in that comumunity and then led police on a high-speed. 40-mile-chase into Orange Coon-. ty is reported doing well today in the jail ward at UC Jrvine Medical Center. , Sheriff's officers said suspect f Nelson Christopher Burns, 20. was shot by deputies while be struggled with them and 1 Carlsbad police near tbe in· J tersection of Alicia Parkway and Jeronimo Road in Mission Viejo. Ollicers said Bums was trying to seize a deputy's weapon when the gun discharged. They said the wound is not regarded as serious. Arresting ortfcers said the pursuit which began in Carlsbad Friday night after a patrolman ~tted a suspected stolen car in which Burns was holding the two girls almost came to an end at aeveral points along the 41>-mile ioute into Orange County. But. they said. Burns re. 1teatedly rammed Carlsbad . police cars and roared bis way out of a nuniber of traps set up by pursuing officer$. • Officers said tbe chase ended tn Mlssion Viejo when Bums• car skidded out ~ eootrol and 7 burst two tires. Officers said that when they reached the car. Bums was desperately trying to restart the motor with one hand wbil,e be held on to the strug· 1Hng. screaming girls with the other. Officers said the two girls IJave been returned unharmed to their families in Carlsbad. Burns has been booked on charges of kidnapping, assault on peace officers and grand )heft auto. I . Three Carlsbad police car~ were damaged during the chase. .Officers said the car allegedly •tolen by Burns was badly , cfemaged. :flane Debris . Jttay Identify µashed Pilot Easing Rain Allows Viejo to Celebrate . The rain stopped temporarily and allowed about 60 units and 6,000 to 7,000 spectators to eltjoy Mission Viejo's ninth annual St. Patrick's Parade Saturday. Laguna Beach .High School marched off with. the sweepstakes award for· high school bands. Don Lugo High School won the sweepstakes award for high school drill teams. Laguna Hills Mall won the Grand Sweepstakes for the best parade entry. Normont Elemen· &ary School from Los Angeles won the Lord •Mayor's trophy as the best elementary school marching unit. The Pride or the Town award for the best youlh group went to Wonder Cycles of Huntington· Beach and the Good -Time Clowns from Sbennan Oaks was given the Leprechaun trophy as the most humorous group in the parade. The Ron Abbey Irish Dancer9 from Westminster were given the St. Patrick's trophy for tbe best entry following the theme of the parade. First place winners and their categories ln~luded: Bolsa Grande Wgb School, Norco, (See PABAOE. Page Ai) To· Go to Work WASHINGTON CAP) - Miners stayed home by the thousands today, ignoring a back-to-work court order as coal industry and union negotiators took a day o(f from bargaining on a contract to end the 98-day coal strike. The Carter administration was hoping enough miners would obey a federal Judge's back-to-work order so that at least limited mine productJoa could resume to ease lbe plight. oC coal-short regions. Pathologist Testifies About Fetus By TOM BOLEY otUllo.lly ........ A pathologist wbo uamlned a deatl ~ltJ the d.Q after Dr. William Baxter Waddnl all~· ly strangled it tatiW today In Orange County S.pertor Court .that she saw •'notNq unusual" in the condition of the corpse. Dr. Lina Yu, a member of the medical staff at Westminster Community Hospital, told the jury after being ealled by the de- fense at Waddill's mtlrder trial that the dead fetus _appeared no different from the bOclies or other babies who died after nllne abor- tions wereperfort;ned. The Hong ·Kong-born pathologist testified that she has examined "between so and too•• fetuses which died after saline fluid was 1n,Jected into the mother. And she told deleme attorney Malbour Wat.soo that abe saw no sign of the heavy throat bruising which the prosecution cla.lms was inflicted by Waddill. It is alleged that Waddill. 44. of Huntington Harbour. murdered the baby when be panicked an learning that the fetus bad survived the abortloa be attempUd to Induce in tile un- wed,·18-ye&l'>Old mother. Prosecutlon witnesses have testified that be ordered hospital staff out of the nursery on March 2, 1977, and then strangled the baby after telling a fellow physician: "this baby can't live." The prosecution alleges tbat \Vaddlll told a witness U.at tbe child's survival would mean bis involvement In lawsuits totalling millions of dollars and tba& the baby must bave suft'ered sever. (See l'ETVS, •• ,.,Ai) Brea Police Probe Slaying Of Young Man But reports from the coalfields • ·uon expects miners gradually Indicated that not enough UD.lon will return to work this week. members were showing up for .. We believe the bulk of the first two shifts for procluc-miners will obey the order:• tion to resume. There were no sald spokesman Mark Sheehan. reports of violence and only He said that by mld·day. isolated cases of picketing. federal marshals bad served which is specifically banned by copies of the court order oia the court order. about 90 percent of the coal com. The union predicted that the pa.oies and union locals namecl back-to-wort ·order would be aa defendants. widely Ignored by the 1601000 But he said officlals would ex• striking miners. ercise 6Tes)>clnslble restraint,. iD A Justice Department eu.forcingtbeorder. · spokesman said the admlnistra-(See OOAL, Pqe A%) • Mow the Rug Grass Grou:s in HB House Huntington Beacb !Joasewite Tillie Kurash says that she hasn't been trying to fool Mother Nature. Sbe t.biDJm that it may be tbe other way around. SPINDLY, PALE.GREEN shoots of rrass lune sp1suttc1 ill Mrs. K~ told• lnft ar,et JD tbe car-eer ether nv1ng room. Whlle she doesn't Qaall'll with the color comhlaltloe. ~ Kurasb would Jun .... tbe arass 1'0Ulcl irow-. Ida where it belonp. ••When my son St.eft Wei me tllat tbere wu grass gmrblg in the living rooin.1said1 don'& believe it. "'l'BEN BE SHOWED llE od I ean'& belfmt It." she &Q'S. Mn. Kurasb beUeftl trie greening of her Uvtng room started when rain water collected In her backyard. Sbe UUnks some of it may baYe Seeped UU'vulb the fCMIDdaUon. Elementary deteetlve worlc foed that the grass was • growing near the cage of Lemoo. tbe famll1 parakeet. IT WAS THEORIZED that the blrc1seed splDecl tm the floor and germinated In the dampaeu. Lemon wasn't talk· Ing. . Mrs. Kurash said sbets aolnl to eaD her lnsarance eompany to see if grass in tho caq>e& la lDduded JD ber homeowners coverage. Tiny Carries On Safari Wins Sympathy BJ PHILIP ROSJIUIN Of .. Dlltr ........ A roomful of nowers and an 800-poqnd youngster they •all 'J.'loy ~es ls the beginning to- day of the legacy of Bubbles. the Lion Country Safari blp• popotamus who died Frld91 In a capture attempt. (Related photos, A.3). The hippo bad escaped tile nlmal compound Feb. 20 and eluded put rangers who sta1tecl bet around the elock for three weeb trJ1Dg t.o bring her safely bome.. InlUal rapture late J'riday because tranqullbint darts fillall1 ended the animal'• 9C)o en turned to slekened di> ef wbesa she ~ was dead. Jler l'Olltlon on the hill wt.e •tell. near a pond off~ C..,. BN4, tilled her, acCard- IDC to Uan CountZ'J' 't'eterl.Dalial Doaaht Dooley. 8-4 '-*tel the bottom fllthe alo,et Bubbles' areat wellbl ...... ,. ... llei-d.lallbrllm, clDllllC JlerlnatNng., - Tlloagb ftnt calls to the Lian Country nitebboard, after re- ports of the death filtered out were boeUJe Del &breatenlng, of· ficlals said, they turDecl to c:alls ol aympathy. .. We understand the need for people to point a finger, .. Jo Scbetter, Uoa Country pabJiclst. said tod17 ... Jt•s dlffjcult for »eople to accept the death ot (See BIPJIO, Pap A!) C.as& A.I DAIL V PtLOT SB • Snow ¥ictiln . May. Owe Life .to Wife lllODJSTO (AP) -An elderly Michigan man who survived a month stranded in his snow-~und motorhome in the h.ieh Sierra Nevada may have lived because his wife died. Laurence Shannon, 82, and bis Wife, Emma, 80, of Grand llapids, were traveling leisurely ~ 4Ver the mountains to visit their ' daughter here when they took a _;)lfrong tum on a back road aod 1ot stuck Feb. 7. Insurance {falks .. Set . ' !ft College .. . • Saddleback Com munity College District trustees will .meet early this evening to dis· cuss district insurance policies with their "risk management" consultants. Trustees will meet privately with the consultants in an ex· ecutive session scheduled from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. They are then scheduled to discuss the issue publicly from 6:30 to 7 p.m. The regular business meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m. in the library on the Mission Viejo campus. The trustees have been dis. cussing procedures for selecting insurance and brokers for the past sev'eral weeks sin ce a broker said he could provide them with cheaper life, dental and vision coverage for employees. During the regular business meeting, trustees are expected to discuss the operation of the college's bookstore . The bookstore currently is run under a contract with the Follett Corporation. Administrators say the bookstore could continue as it is or it could be operated by the ·district or Associated Student Body (ASB). If the district or ASB took the bookstore over, it would require an investment of about $300,000. Trustees also are expected lo ronsider a lease agreement with the Viejo Management Company which would allow them to build a radio transmitter and antenna on Rancho Mission Viejo. The new equipment would enable the college to expand Its FM noncommercial radio sta· tion lo cover the entire district. In exchanie for the site and ain access road, the proposed agree- ment would allow Viejo Manage· menl Company to use the col· lege's building for it.a industrial band radio equipment. FJ"OM Page AJ FETUS ••• brain damage as a result or the abortion attempt. Dr. Yu testified today that had there been anything unusual in the condition of the dead baby she examined on March 3 she would have noted that fact in the report that was placed before her on the witness stand. ·'I saw no evidence or trauma," she said. "And the baby I examined looked very much like many or the other saline abortions I have ex· amined al Westminster Com· rnunity Hospital." Dr. Yu testified that many babies aborted by saline carry the characteristics pointed out in the infant allegedly murdered by Waddill -discoloration and evidence or bleeding under the skin. Dock Strike Called SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -In· ternalional Loneshoremen's and· Ware housemen's Union leaders have called tor a 24·hour dockworkers· strike at West. Coast ports to protest the use ol the Taft-Hartley Act against ttriking c.al minen. ORANGI COAST se DAILY PILOT Zfforta to free lbt motomome faUed. and Jin. ~ died three dQI later. ap~.oUy ~ natural causes. The vehicle was spotted Fri· day in a remote section of Se- quoia. National Park by a man flying to a nearby Boy Seoul camp. Shannon w as soon rescued, and bis wife's body was flown out by helicopter. His son·in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Geor1e Spurr, .picked blJ:n up lD Vllalla on Fri· day nltbt and retdtned Shannon to their bome here. "If my mother hadn't died, he would have tried to walk out oC there," Mrs. Spurr said. "Even in death, my mother saved my' father's lite." Shannon explained that he would have walked the wrong way -toward an empty Boy: Scout camp. His daugh'ter said he probably would bne died in the snow. The Shannona had taken back roads over the Sierra toward Central California after leaving Twentynine Palms in Southern California on Feb. 5. The California trip was part of an ex- cursion they began last October. After Shannon's wlfe of 52 years died, be wrapped her in a blanket and kept her in the motorbome with him. ....., .............. REMAINS OF PLANE THAT CRASHED OFF HUNTINGTON BEACH WASH ASHORE Authorities Still Mum on lcMntlty of Piiot Preaumed Lost After Mid-air ColUalon Saturd8y Acid Waste Waters No County Threat By KATHY CLANCY Ot -O.lly l'1tiM Si.ff Rain-diluted overflow from a former industrial waste disposal site in Riverside County poses no danger at present to Orange County waterways, officials or the slate Water Quality Control Board said today. Jim Anderson, executive of· ricer for the board's Santa Ana region, said his staff is continu- ing to monitor the site, which is located in the Glen Avon area. The now.closed site earlier was used lo dispose of acid and other industrial wastes. It posed a possible threat last week when rainwaters reached the top of a concrete and earthen dam separating the site from a flood control channel about four miles from the Santa Ana.River. Anderson said enough water was pumped from behind the dam over the weekend so that Review Set On Viejo's Park Issue General development plans for Mission Viejo's controversial Cordova Park will be reviewed tonight by the Municipal Ad· visory Council. Development of the 4.7·acre park at El Retiro and Nogal in the Cordova tract bas caused conflict between area residents who wanted picnic benches and open fields and community members who believed the park s hould have facillUes for or· ganized sports. MAC members are expected tonight to approve plans that provide open, grassy areas and picnic facilities -but allow room for the future addition of organiud sports facilities. The council will also bear Orange County officials report on the potential Impact of the Jarvis-Gann property tu limit•· tion initiative. Dick Kelly of the County Ad· mlnbtrator's Office and Elayne Malone of the Environmental Management Aeency will pre- sent their view of the meuure at 7:45 p.m. The meeting will becln at 7:30 p.m. in MAC offices. 270%1 La Paz Road, Suite 2K. Amtrak Views Tijuana Line SAN DIEGO (.\P) -Baja Callfornia wants to join San Dleao' 1A a l*bllc tranaportatton ndl s11tem, eel poaibly allo ~ UteAmtrMllPeltomLol~· to TlJu.ana. Tbt IRPOl&l au Detft mac181"' Gov. blierto de ta Mldrid ID prJvate hlk1 wJtla tbe M'etropoUtan SU 1*IO ~ Tr•111tt Dtulopmedt Board, • ~INlll' Bobett Nelllll • Nellon Nici It.,_.._ cm· aeq.'1ili alUtkm Of --~· ArtfDll• Slltili1I Rall~ • ~c . •c::--~ltudJ. crews could begin repairing the face of the dam. By the lime water pumped from the site passes through the flood channel into the river and into water already impounded at Prado Dam, Anderson said, the presence of acid waste is un· detectable. He said crews were attempt. ~ng ~o keep children from play. mg m the foamy looking flood channel water while pumping was under way. He also said there is a possibility of contamination in a very smail area of the under· ground water basin near the site. The area was used for in· dustrial waste disposal between 1957 and 1972. Canal Pact Looks Sure WASIDNGTON CAP) - A leading opponent of the Panama Canal treaties conceded today that "the president has the votes" to- wln Senate approval of the pacts. Sen. Ted Stevens, R· Alaska, told reporters that agreements reached dUf.· ing the past few days to at· tach a provision permit· ting further negotiations on keeping U.S. troops In Panama after 2000 have nailed down the remaining votes needed for approval or the treaties. The Senate votes Thurs· day on the Panama Canal treaty guaranteeing that the waterway will remain neutral and open to all shipping alter Panama as· sumes control or the waterway in 2000. F,....PageAI I filPPO ..• anything. We're trying to help them over that hump by letting them express their anger. "ll's just that people wanted lo get if ofJ their chests. They bad really stron& feelings. Peo- ple would call angrily, weep. re- cover tbelr composure, and ask Questions. "By tbe time we finished ~ cunlng it they realized we feel u badlf u they do." Amonc ball-doien sprays of. roses already delivered over the weekend wu one of I.ink roHbudl from BW Sbeftlet , the attorne)' who seeU'ftd a court in· ju.aeUon aaatmt the intentfooal b.arm1 .. olBubbl•. Tbe?baby•• blppopot.amus. a ,..lt-Old ct.uaJ\t.r, has beeome a nplaHment •1~bol I or Bub- blH 1 Jrreprehlblltty and de- termlo,U0o. Tiny Bubb1e1. who had tKa,.cl twte. belon wltb Bub- bl ... wu UM obJeet of. man1 of· tbe ean..• concema. Lion Countr7 plan1 to aomehow marll beT from the nst._ N l*IP&t eu aee lubblel' dalla at the pan. Tb• de.cl hlJnlo•• 1teletca .... been ... ed to the i.. .u.-. Count~ MUHUID of Naturaf lllj. 1«7. F,....P.,,eAJ PLANE ••• his Cessna 150 was hit from the rear by another aircraft which apparently bad been gainin1 a ltitude beneath h.im. The impact damaged the tall of Petersen's plane, but not enough to throw it out of control. Dan Peeler, 21, of 206 ~1st St., Huntington Beach, was sittln& on a balcony with a neighbor, Joseph Ward, 28, of 202 21.sl St., when the 2:49 p.m. colllsion oc· curred. "We beard a 'smack' in the sky· and all or a sudden be came out of the clouds," Peeler said today; imitating the sound of an aircratt power dive and then an explosion. Peeler and a small crowd of bystanders were gathered today as sheriff's deputies retrieved the wreckage, hauling it to the~ beach·front road below Golden West Street and Pacific Coast Highway. "There was llke an explosion underwater after be hit and then bubbles and steam like In a bot springs." Peeler recounted. Alan L. Cra~ford, chief of the 'Los Angeles Field Office for the N ationaJ Transportation Safety · Board, was on the scene this morning, beginning a probe of the crash. Fro.Page Al COAL .•• "We don't plan any hasty or ilJ.conceived action. • . We don't seek any confrontation," Sbeeban said. Meanwhile, industry and un. ion bargainers said they were making some progress after a weekend of talks but aren't on the verge of a negotiation breakthrough. A spokesman for the Bituminous Coal Operators Al.· sociation said the two sides bad no plans to meet face-to-face to- day, although "we are contlnu· ing to work" on the issues in dis· pute in separate meetlnis. Industry bargainers relumed home Sunday but planned to re- turn here either today or 1'-. day. .. We're getting down to the brass tacks ••. to the bard Ja. sues," Nicholas T. Camlcla, chlet industry bargainer, eaJd SwMla1 as he left the hotel where tbe weekend talb were.held. held. ' Hopes for a swU\ setuement ln the 14·w~-old walkout faded u the two sldee receued 1e:neral talks after a brief SundaJ session so that •mall ll"OUPI ~ lower·ra.nklbi neaottaton c:ould work oo ccati'act Janauqe COY• erina sped.flc wuea. . YMCA Seeking Tot Swimmers Children u JOUDC u ' JMd old can be reptend for W.. dleback Valley YllCA~a Easter awlm week Tb\IJ'llllq ~m t to 11 a.m. at m.11 Orime• A~ EJ Toro. Director Jo Anll• Oralaam, Saddlebeck Coll•'• 1wtm..W.C and dlW.. tMCb. 1al4 the pro. IJ'•m eomlltl of "" IWI..._, te11ou durta1 •u• W-. MucbJO ........ a · • Chlldrm ............... .. t>uJc IWfmm-. alid ianhal Ull1s and a nll*t f(w ,,_. Mf •1¥. &be said. He kept the ias heal off, stay- lng warm by wearing two aet.s ol union suits, shirts, sweaters, coat.a and pants. Shannon bad stocked up on rice. macaroni. a~etU. canned goods, bread and milk but still lost 16 pounds during bis ordeal. 4•1t wu like a dream;• be 1aid. ..I didn't believe lt wu bappeDi.og." .Water, Semer He kept snow cleared from the top of the motorhome which al- lowed it to be seen from the ai~plane Friday. ~hannoo said he plans to stay with bis daughter for a while and make funeral arran1ement.s- for his wife. .. 'rhen I want to go back home and sell my house:• he aaid. "I have made no plana. I doll't even want to th.ln.k about it.." Billing Poll Due in Toro El Toro area residents are to receive a poll in the mall th.is week to help determine bow they will be billed for waler and sewer service. Los Ali.sos Water District or- ficials 11aid they will mail post card questionnaires today or Tuesday. '!be cards are to be re- turned to district ofttce by March 30, a spokesman said. A public hearing w1ll follow on April 12. the spokesman said, at the Lake Forest Beach and Ten- nis Club. Nearly a hundred vocal El Toro area residents rejected two methods proposed for sewer service bWlng during an emo-· lion-charged district bearing Feb. 9. The poll will include the two methods voted oo bl resident.a at that bea.rinc and a new "com· promise" met.bod. the district spokesman said. District oCficlals figure that· tbe average residence ·within their area uses approximately 3~ cubic feet of water over a two-month billing period. Currently, those average users are billed approximately $21.56 for two months. However, Saddleback Council to ·Me~t Tonight A combination executive board and general membership meeting is scheduled this eve- nine for Saddlebact Area Coordinating Council. Tbe board, to meet at 7 p.m. tn the community room at People's Federal Savings & Loan, 23688 El Toro Road, El Toro, is lo con· sider bylaw amendment.a and a proposed San Joaquin HUis Transportation Corridor gripe aession. The general membership session is to begin at 7 :30 p.m. at the savings and loan associa· tion where members are lo hear Fifth District Supervisor Thomas Riley tell what the board of supervisors has planned for the county in 1978. Principal changes in bylaws scheduled for a vote tonight in· elude a new voting ayatem offer· ing more votes to associations and organizations than to in· dividual members, removal of sections requiring board ap· prov al of new members and stiff. er requirements for association ofrlce seekers. district officials claim that cur· r ent sewage rates, based on water consumption. are not paying for sewage operation. la addition, Metropolitan Water District (MWD) is increasing wate r rates beginning July 1. Under proposal "A" for hlldng r ates, the average water user's two-month bill would go up so cents, the spokesman said. Proposal A, based on the use of water lo determine both water and sewage fees, actually would favor residents who use less than lbe average amount of water, district schedules show. Under propos al "B, .. the average user's bill would in· crease only 22 cents. But the propos al would save hi&h· volume water and sewer users money while charging more to low·use customers. Proposal .. C," the .. com· promise" proposal, would also increase the average user's rates by 50 cents for two months. It, too, would penalize the low· use c ustomer and would aid the high.use consumer, tables show. Al the district's Feb. 9 public hearing. former Aliso Valley Homeowners Association presi- dent Biil Millan charged that the board might be subsidizing ad· ministratiQn of sewage and water facility construction at the expense of residents and sug- gesled that homeowners secure an attorney for legal advice. Frm. Page AJ PARADE ••• division A of high school bands; Rancho Alamitos of Garden Grove, division B of high school bands; Santiago High School of Garden Grove, division Ao! bigb school drill teams: Rancho Alamitos, division B of high school drill teams. and Santiago High School, drum major. Other award winners •ere: George Air Force Base, military drill teams, Polka Dot.a of Hunt· inglon Beach, youth drill teams and drum corps, El Bekal Orlen· tal Band, Shriner competition. and the YMCA Indian Maidens. marching and walking units. Other award winners were: Miss Ion Viejo Recreation Center, civic and service floats; Ronald McDonald, commercial ·float s; Times Mirror Cablevision, commercial nov- e lty /specialty; Clan Mac Rae Stewarts' bagpipes, nov· e lty /specialty; Saddiebaclc Valley Historical Society, an- tique/classic autos, and First U.S. Sharpshooters, equestrian. ........................... THIY CAim MIPARED wmt WAGON, UMllW.tA ......... Of ....... ~ Iona •JJ•"· 8racl -- • Requiem for a _Hippo HOW IT WAS This is how most of her fans would like to remember Bubbles, the frolicksome hippo from Lion Country Safari who csrapcd and duded capture in a Laguna Canyon lake. Here al the l)Mt, ........... ., ...... ..,. right, all that was seen of Bubbles was a trail or vee-shaped bubbles (right) in the pond. Bubbles died late Friday during a rescue attempt . ~ THE MASSED AR RAY: This was typical of the scene Fridav as an armada of men and machines ga.thcrcd along Laguna Can·· yon Road in what turned out to be the futile effort to capture Bubbles, the wan· dering hippo. Road was closed for several hours during the effort. AN ORPHAN -This ls Tiny Bubbles, the calf of the world-famous hippopotamus who died during a capture attempt Friday night. Porno Hero Hailed as I Job Ends PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Dallas Alinder says he didn't want to embarrass the city, but now the city cultural director finds he's unexpectedly "the porno folk hero of Philadelphia." Alinder last month impulsive-.. , ly quit his $27,000 job as ex·· ecutive director of the city's Cultural Affairs Council after an X·rated movie in which be had appeared in 1974 played "at· a movie house near City Hall. Alinder had a role in the mov· ie two years before he . was hired, when he was broke and out of work. He said he took the part to pay his rent and that he was clothed in his brief scene. In the film, entitled "Divine Obsession," Alinder plays a rich man attempting to muscle in on a madam's territory. He gets hit in the face with a p late of caviar. "It was a comic bit, 28 words of dialoaue," Alinder said. "I bad vialons of being spat upon, and egp being thrown at me, and instead lt's been a t u rnaround," said the transplanted North Dakotan. "I expected to be condern~ed." Allnder's resignation was ac- cepted by the Clt.y Council on March 9. •'The presaure came ftom within me, my own code of ethics," he said of the reslpa- tlon, scheduled to take effect April 15. Small Q~ke • Allnder. who gave bil aae only Rattles as ''in my late middle 30s," stroked bis tand)' beard aa he _ sat at a cluttered desk in bis downtown Cllfice and reviewed AnaMim Bui'ldings most callen J\ISt wanted to know if there had been a quake. .. They Nld they felt a slight tremOI' or a chandelier moved, .. -lse sald, A q•U. meuurln1 3.2 on the R.lrhtt!r seal• hit the ume 1eneral area lut Friday, a1ao doinc no damqe. the sneers and cheers stirred by bis reaicnauon. He baa received aapport in local new1paper edltorlala aad telephone calla and ktt.e.ra from across the~. , But M810r Frank IU.tao bas said AllnMr ''lhoWd ba'te '9en fired and DOt penntU..S to r&- aign." The couacil, an btdepeadeQt agency cteated for the 1811 Blcea.te nalal c•lebr•tlon, cootdlnatM d b'Jlau tor con· cert.I ._. a poftr'Y read· ln1• lo the ~ &tran 'ffttb. tbe commuolb'. ~ la, lu fli'tt d1Nd4t, I , ''MJ fem&lY and tlltidl know 111e, U4 UteJ4MOl ai~IA •. pori.o · ·ma·H ... 1atd. 4111ril al ....., &beJ kno., I •t •• lt, aad pb11ftcilb'f~·nnti lo .tt i-.. ftlll U.. b04J'\iail&lf\4. ·• n .- Most OC Judges In Easy Most Orange County municipal and superior cocrt judges whose terms expire this year may go unchallenged dur- ing the June election. According to nomination papers filed by Friday's deadline, only si>C of the 2; superior and municipal court '.)udges up for re-election face op- position. Unchallenged candidates will be re-elected by default if no challengers file write·in can· didacies by the 5 p.m. March 30 deadline. Fillng as challengers of in· cumbent Superior Court judges were Deputy District Attorney Orella Sears of Fullerton, run· ning against Judge Leonard Goldstein of Newport Beach; Deputy District Attorney Theodore Mlllard of Orange, running against Judge Richard Hamilton of Laguna Beach; Also, attorney Robert Weaver of Fullerton, facing Judge Bruce Sumner of Laguna Beach; and Newport 8each attorney Jay J . Wall, challenging Judge Robert C. Todd of Newport Beach. Central Municipal Court Judge lryne Black or Newport Beach will face Tustin resident Gary Patrick Ryan, a deputy district attorney. in her re· election bid. The only other challenger in a municipal court race is Placen· tia attorney Robert L. Schatz who will run against Judge Arnold P . Mordkin of Newport Beach in North Orange County Municipal Court. Superior Court candidates by office number, as listed, in· elude: Richard J. Beacom of Huntington Beach, incumbent, office l; Lloyd E . Blanpied Jr. of Newport Beach. lncumbent, oCCice 2; Frank Domenichini, San Clemente, lncumben~ office 3; Mason Fenton, Santa Ana, incumbent, office 4; Also, Leonard Goldstein, Newport Beach, incumbent, and Orella Ferri Sears, Fullerton. deputy districl attorney, office 5; Richard 0. Hamilton, Laguna Beach, incumbent, and Theodore E. "Ted" Millard, Orange, deputy district at· torney, office 6; Also, Kenneth E. Lae, Placen· tia, incumbent, office 7; Betty Lou Lamoreaux, Newport Beach, incumbent, office 8: Byron K. McMillan, Santa Ana, incumbent, office 9; Robert E. Rickles, Santa Ana, incumbent, office 10; J .E.T. Rutter II, Newport Beach, incumbent, of· lice 11 ; Also, Bruce W. Sumner, Laguna Beach. incumbent and 'Robert C. Weaver, Fullerton, at· torney, office 12; William W. Thomson, Orange, incumbent, office 13; James K. Turner, Balboa Island, incumbent, office 14; Raymond F. Vincent, Yorba Linda, incumbent, office 15; · Also, Robert C. Todd, Newport Beach, incumbent, and Jay J. Wall, Newport Beach, attorney, office 'I· In West Orange CoulltY Municipal Court, three incum- bent judges so far will run unop· posed. They are Robert A. Knox of Huntington Beach, office 1; William L. Mock of Santa Ana, office 2, and Jamea L. Smith of Orange, office 3. Only one seat is up for re- election in South Orange County Municipal Court, and Judge John A. Griffin of Anaheim so far is unopposed. Monday.Mat~h13. 1978 s DAILY PILOT A :J Clone? No UCI Prof Doubts Book B1 JACKIE HYMAN Ol .. o.i., .......... Could a human boy r eally have been cloned from his father's cell and mother's egg, as a controversial new book COD· 0 tends has happened? "The technology now doesn't exist." said Dr. Michael Berns, chairman of UC Irvine's Depart· ment of Development and Cell Biology. Dr. Berns, a geneticist, ls the author of several books and of an article entitled "The Carbon· copy World of Cldoing," in the 1975 Yearbook of Science and the Future, published by En· cylopedia Britannica. "Theoretically it's possible because we can do it on more primitive animals like frogs," Dr. Berns said. "But it's going to be a long lime before the technology exists lo do it in humans." Controversy was raised by a soon·tO·be·publisbed book, "ln His Image: The Cloning of a Man," by David M. Rorvik. The book, to be published March 31 by J .B. Lippincott Co., purports to be the story of an ac- tual case in which a wealthy Marin County man arranged to have himself "duplicated" by cloning an egg and implanting it in a woman. The book alleges the offspring was born in California in 1976 and is now healthy and ll ving with his parents. No identities are revealed. Cloning is a process by which the nucleus of a cell ls put into another cell, creating an exact genetic duplicate, Dr. Berns said . In more sophisticated animals, the nucleus would be placed in an egg cell, which would then develop into a genetic replica of the animal from which the nucleus came. Even if cloning in humans were possible, Dr. Berns said be doesn't see what use it would serve. "So what if someone's a clone? They'd have to be ex· posed to exactly the same ex· periences to tum out the same," he said. He noted how different identical twins can be despite having the same genetic makeup. Cloning has been done on frogs and attempted on small mam· mals, such as rabbits.with mixed results, Dr. Berns said. He said the main value of clon· ing would be to create identical subjects for laboratory experi· ments to eliminate genetic makeup as a variable factor. "I think cloning ls more of in· terest as a potential research tool," he said. But almost since the word was coined. the idea of cloning a human being bas raised ques- tions about using genetics to "play God." Maybe it will happen some- Presley Pml Up for Sale PALM SPRINGS CAP) Elvis Presley's luxurious estate in this desert resort is up for sale and the price tag is $450,000, the realtor handling the proper· ty said. The four-bedroom, seven· bathroom home, being offered for sale by the late rock singer's· estate, was bought by Presley in 1970, said realtor Alice Palmer. But Presley, who lived in bis Memphis, Tenn., home and had another house in Los Angeles, seldom used the Palm Springs house and tried to sell it before he died, Mrs. Palmer said. · J I Delly Pl ... SI.Mt .._ COMMENTS ON CLONING UCI'• Michael Berns day, Dr. Berns said, but he does n't believe it has happened yet. Among the problems is the ex- treme fragility of the human egg, Dr. Berns said. One pro- blem after removing it from the mother would be just "keeping it living while you do to it whatever you're going to do to it," he said. · . Frogs' eggs, by contrast, are much more durable and. furthermore, are normally laid outside the mother anyway, be said. "Then you've got to gel back ioside a female," Dr. Berns said. "Putting it back into the mother would have a high pro- bability of damaging it." The mother would al.so have to be at exactly the right point in her cycle and hormone balance to receive the egg, he said. "I don't think we're far enough along in our understand· ing of mammalian eggs to pull it off," Dr. Berns said. He said experiments in England were tried in fertilizing -not cloning -eggs outside in· fertile mothers and reimplant· ing them, but were only partly successful, he said. "I'm not saying it's impossi· ble," Dr. Berns said. "It's a real question of our technology and understanding.'' He said he sees cloning of humans as a 21st or 22nd cen- tu.ry development, "thou&b at the beginning of this century we never thought we'd be walking on the moon." The main problem )With the idea of a human clone having already been accomplished is that no body of experiments, with failures as well as suc- cesses, has been built up in smaller mammals, let alone humans, Dr. Berns said. "Years and years of founda· lion research hasn't been done yet,'' he said, adding thoughtful· ly, "I don't feel it's been done yet. "It would take somebody with a lot of training in embryology and cell biology,'' Dr. Berns said. "I just don't believe that somebody would be hidden away somewhere working on this . thing." . There's some irony for Dr. Berns in all the current con- troversy about a book on cloning that some allege is really science fiction. He himself wrote a novel seven years ago called "The Forbidden Clone" but couldn't find a publisher. "I was too far ahead of my time," Dr. Berns said. . -I , .4•1 DAILY P1LOT Monday. Mwc:h 13, 1978 NATION I WORLD I • 1• ' ~ ~ ~ ~ .. , . ' t ' · c_ ·~· Just .:·~~·~:~easting . ·~~ ·. (;;). with~~ Tom~~~\' Mlll"phine Rooting Section Stilled SILENT CHEEllNG SECTION: Sometimes there seems to be an Ingredient in the American apiril that sweepa up the populace into mass rooting rorthe underdog. Maybe that's the way it was with Bubbles, the wanderi~ hippopotamus from Lion Country Sarari. Bubbles broke out of her home, wan- dered off into a Laguna Canyon lake and seemed, for a time, to give everybody something lo smile about. Then, too, there is just a small trace or larceny ir) just about everybody's blood. The watermelon filched from a . patch t.u&es just a bit better than the sto.re-bougbtklnd. The surf is always a lit· tle belt.er and the ocean warmer when .._ .... you've cut afternoon classes. uNTHM•u•• SO THERE WAS both the larceny and the underdog ele- ment in the Bubbles saga. Bubbles had run away, thus defying convention. All of us want to run away sometimes, but we lack the daring and the flair ror it that Bubbles displayed. Then too, Bubbles was immediately cast in the American favorite underdog role when she submarined in-the canyon pond and the massed array of American technology in form of trucks, jeeps, winches, cargo nets and helicopters couldn't pry her loose. And when this two-ton hippo did venture forth in the dark- ness, she still eluded capture. So we all found ourselves in the same cheering section. Rooting for Bubbles. It was a large, ludicrous joke. Som ething to take your mind off of taxes or doctor bills. SIGNS WENT UP along Laguna Canyon Road proclaim- ing, "Welcome, Bubbles!'' And Bubbles T-shirts were begin- rting to appear. A happy hippo craze swept across the land. Officials of Lion Country Safari, however, saw the escape of their lady hippo as a far more serious matter. Park manager Leon Unlerhalter talked to the press often about the seriousness or the situation. Alas, as it turned out Unterhalter and the other Safari people were correct. Friday afternoon, the Lion Country peo- ple announced they would call off further efforts to capture Bubbles. Then late that evening, the surprise word came that Bub- bles was out of the pond and had been hit with tranquilizers. Newspaper people rushed back to the scene. Radio lransmissions from photographers out at the canyon pond crackled across the air. Then came the shocker as one photographer snapped on his microphone and radioed to his city desk simply: "Bubbles is dead." THERE WAS A LONG silence on the air. Then his desk asked, "Would you please repeatthatlast message?" The flat, deflated voice came back. •'The hippo is dead. I don't know how else to put it. She has pastied on." And abruptly, the cheering section has gone silent. Sometimes, in the newspaper business, you wish you could write your own ending to stories. Giscard Party Wins First-round Vote PARIS CAP) -Socialists and Communists finished behind the center-right coalition in complete returns today from the first round or the National Assembly elections, decreasing their chances of taking over the French government. Complete returns from 491 voting districts gave 46.S percent of Sunday's vote to President Valery Giscard d'Estaing's centrist- Gaullist coalition and 4S.l percent to the Socialists and Com- munists. Small parties likely to back the centrists in next Sunday's runoff vote got 1.9 percent. Groups likely to support the left got 6.5 percent. The popular vote totals have not been announced. That leaves the leftists well short of the 53 percent which, because of gerrymandering, analysts figure the left needs on the first round to assure a majority in tbe lower house of Parliament. They were also well short of the 54.55 percent predicted for them by major opinion polls for months before the election. With neither side a clear leader, leftist chances binged on these major unknowns next Sunday: -The extent to which leftist voters in the fll'St round will stick to the left in the second round, defying the French tradition of "voting their heart ln the flnt round and their pocketbooks in the secosad." -The ability of Socialists and Communists to cooperate to pool runoff votes for the best placed leftlat candidate. -The decisions of eatreme leftist and ecology voters, who are expected to vote leC\ist but wbo are unpredictable. I Si-tl'eli Retaliation Vowed JERUSALE¥ (AP) -Prime Mlnlater MeoacbeaBesia med tO; day "to cut off the arm" of the Pal.unian 1uerrilla mo,...,_. u..t claimed responsibility for alauahtennc • llraelll IA tbil aatloD'a worst terror attack ever. • "We will Clo wbat we bave to do." Belin uld ln a~ to t:be Israeli parliament, the Knesset. "The days are gone when PLO representatlv•• be ex· Jewish blood eould be spilled pelled. with Impunity ••• we will cut M eanwblle PalHtlDlan otr the arm of evil. We shall in strongbolcb in s0uthern Lebanon no way and in no clrcwnstances braced for Janell attack.I tbeJ agree that this band be raised expect In retaUltlon /or tbe over a Jewish child or a Jewish weekend terrorist raid. Tbe woman." lll'aell government said 72 ot ita cltbena a1lo w8l'e ~ounded and THE PRIME MINISTER also all 11 ralden were klUed or cap. blasted nations that allow the tured. Palestine 1.JberaUon Organita-. Begbl met with h1I Cabinet to. lion to maintain offices on their day to launch an, inquiry lD&o soil, and demanded that these ·how the euerrWas, ID two rubber Bo"ls tering Schednled For Dol lar WASlUNGTON (AP > -The U nited States and Germany jointly announced new measures today to protect the battered U.S. dollar from further unwar- ranted poundings on interna- tional currency markets, inchld· Ing making available to the United States an additional $2.7 billion in German marks to buy dollars when necessary. A high U.S. Treasury official said the measures demonstrate boats, were able to pleree larael'a coa1tal defeoeea and tenorize the ll)ain Tel Avtv- Halfa highway, and why It toot ~curity forces almost an hour to stop ,a bus hijacked by the raid en. · MORE OF THE dead were buried today. The 1ovemment today raised the Israeli toll to 38. "The relative quiet that bas prevailed in the recent paat created an illusion of tranquili· ty," Parliament member Halm Corfu said in the eulogy at one ol the services. "This despicable murder has brought us back to the ground of reality." Beirut newspapers claimed Israel was musing troops and armor along much of its 60-mlle frontier with Lebanon. They pre- dicted a three·pronged assault inclqdlng a tank thrust aaainst IN SHORT Lebanon, a naval bombardment ( ] . guerrilla bases in south of the port of Tyre, which ls now a guerrilla headquarters, and -----------""' alr strikes against Palestinian a "very clear mobilization of re-refugee camps in the Beirut sources to counter disorderly area. markets" in which the U.S. dollar bas lost substantial value in recent months against the German mark, Swiss franc and some other currencies. But the official. who briefed reporters under _B.round rules pro bi biting bis ii:lentific a ti on, said the Urtited States stUl op- poses trying to bold the dollar al a particular level of value against other currencies. P o8cema11 B~ld VASHON, Was h . (AP) Ferry traffic was halted and the dock on Vashon Island was evacuated Sunday night when a· gun-wielding Seattle police of- ficer drove his pickup truck to the end of the dock and threatened to kill him self. · No shots were fired and the . policeman; identified as Larry Rayburn, 35, a seven-year veteran of the force, suuen· dered to a fellow officer after two hours. A spokesman said Rayburn and "emotional problems." Ne..]Wazb lofn ALTHOUGH THE raiders came from Lebanon, that na- tion's defense and foreign minister, Fuad Butros, denied the Lebahese were in any way involved. He called in th.e am- bassadors of the United States, the Soviet Union, Brltfin, France and China to ask their help in averting an Israeli at- tack against Lebanese territory. Begin, postponing his trip to Washington for at least a week, also made clear that the Palesti- nian assault Saturday on two buses sharpened his opposition to a Palestinian state on the oc- NEED A LAWYER? Low~IF .. • Divorce • Bankruptcy •Criminal • Wiiis-Probate • Incorporation • Accident-Injury •Eviction • Collections 640-2507 ~HA. CONSULTATION-$10 Protesters Ignored As Seal Kill Begins ST. ANTHONY, Newfoundland (AP) -The hakapiks were swinJ· ing as seal bunters from four Canadian ships killed the first white- coated pups reached by the vessels along the edge of a thick ice field along the Labrador coast. HakapikS have a long wooden handle and a hammer head with a spike at the end. The 120 hunters on Sunday Ryan when she asked him ge~erally ignored two vislUng sever~l times if be was a New- Untt.ed States congressmen, an foundlander. actress and a score of officials, The man had seal blood reporters and cameramen who smeared beneath his eyes in an bad flown the 223 miles from St. attempt to cut the glare from Anthony to the bunt ocr sun reflected from the blue Cartwright, an isolated while ice. Sweat was frozen on Labrador community. his mustache and beard. SOME MEN PRESENTED a gory sight to Reps. Leo Ryan, D· San Mat.eo, and James Jeffords of Vermont as they went about their work. '.'Go away, woman, I'm work· ing," one hunter said to J ackie Speier, a congressional aide to JOHN LUNDRIGAN, New- foundland's rural development minister, who h1td signed on the ship Lady Johnson II as a hunter, told Ryan lo return to the U.S. to begin solving his count ry's problems before in· terfering ln Canada. ST. LOUIS, Mo. CAP) - Leaders of several neo-Nazi splinter groups s ay they forged a national coalition at a weekend meeting that was amarked with one counter-de monstration at which six people were arrested. PALMDESHT 1N MARR,AKESH C.C,-ond · meont let th<xe wlio desif e the f inest-2b r /2bo-ond COYl'tffii. Y FURNISHED ln the finest desert 10\te. MinOfed fireploc-10' ceilin<)-24 ht. s.cl.Wity qol&-on tt.. 90H cour1t1 w/tennis ovoiloble ond only $135 CXX>. Becomes Frank Collin of Chicago, leader of the National Soclalist Party of ~merica, saK$ he was chosen to lead the ~oalition, which will operate under the Na- tional Socialist Party banner. About 50 neo-Nazis attended the gathering. """' SMiier. HAYE OTHERS Bud. 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" COmmiuioa tbat l.l ttpeeted to end a 11 • ...~ ~a. u • .,.. ~ ' · .:::: :::.:r tt -two-yw-atd ~ eomplamt allqlnc. 111 , " • ' ; .-~ ,_. -U:+ ._ = ( ~ t ::::: ll~~ ..!. ., .:·'4 Tbe c:ommluloo bad no comment ,w=:! ,:=::: ! ~ ~ IS J:',.1:1 • ~ ~ = 1·~ '. J AS ~! :: ll•r ; J' ., •:t t oo the ~ .... lJ' ~.~ . • .... ~ ft.qi '.d!~ t ~·~ ' i , -.t +·14 &.~ 1 t !I! • ;: •N!liiiimiia• i ii ~::: ' .. a "'~·" iii~ ....... , Ill ~·" a m +·i4 at.# 11 ... ! ~ Mon~. March 13. 1978 s DAIL v Pll OT M ~obodg Knows Law Passed, But What's Meaning? .By JOHN CVMNU'I' l+P ..... AMIJll Three regulatory agencies e mbark this week on an odd mission. Through p ublic hearings they will a ttempt to de- termine what Congress meant when ll pasaed a law for them to enforce. Nobody knows , not even Congress, nor the regulators nor the regulated. Maybe the poUce can tell us, government officials reasoned. And so · they have scheduled public meetings 1n an e.ffort t.o find out. FROM WA.SWNGTON TREY Wll.J.. travel to Atlanta and then to Boston, Cblcago, Dallas and San FJ'anclsco. Alter a month they hope to know -what did Congress mean when it passed the Community Remvestlb~t Act? The general goal is known: It is to encourage financial institutions to invest a substantial porilon of their funds in communities from which they draw deposits. But Con.fress sidestepped the speclflcs. · · " i Instead, it told the regulators -the Federal Reserve, the Federal Deposit • :ff~ Insur ance Corporation and the Home • . .u ,~' Loan Banlc Board -to write rules im· fteK.,;J• ' plementing the act. The r egulators were bafned. What. for example, did the legislators mean -by..., "community?" Where does the community begin and end? What are the "credit nood.s of the community?" We will ask the public lo telJ us, the regulators said. By this point cu"""" the organizations that represent financial insUtutlons, such as the American Bankers Association, were appalled. "Jt is certain that consumerists will show up in droves~., the ABA said. INDEED THEY WILL, FOR lbe invitation is an op- portunity for pressure groups and interested parties of all sorts to attempt to write the Jaw. Lenders will be there too, and it Isn't inconceivable that the regulators will wind up with an impasse only sli ghtly different from the one that now exists. They might have more ideas, but no decision. "It would be impossible to satisfy the requirements of. the Act with anything other than a regulation written ini language which is just as broad and general as the law itself,'' says the ABA. SOME BANKERS AND O'J'HERS with a vltal interest in the outcome resent having to attend the hearings. but not to do so, they fear, could result in others exerting un- due influence. "Legislative blackmail," the ABA quotes one banl<er as saying. It comments further , "Guessing the intent of Congress in passing such a vague law is an impossible task." If Congress could not detine what It meant, critics argue. perhaps Congress didn't even know what it wanted. If it didn't know what it wanted why should others know? And can Congress so delegate lawmaking. THE QUESTIONS GO ON AND on. What limitations are there on such an open.ended law being expanded into a m aze of destructive regulations and obligations, and an ac· companying blizzard of paper ? Whatever, the show soon wlU be on the road. Hearings will be held in Washington on Wednesday and Thursday, and at various times between March 20 and April 20 in the other five cities. After that, presumably , the three regulatory agencies will have determined the will of the people or the will or Congress or, perhaps, onl y the will of those who showed up at lhe hearings. Tax Evading 'Honor Boruls' May Be Limited WASIDNGTO~ CA P) -A new form of bank certificate that earns interest but is not tied to any individual by name is gaining popularity. One reason: It can be a way to avoid paying taxes on interest. But the popularity may be short lived. The Internal Re venue Service has proposed new regulations that would require banks to reveal the identity of people who buy the so-called "honor bonds." BANKS IN MARYLAND, NEW J ersey, Pennsylvania a nd other states have been advertising the bonds. Some advertisements note that the banks do.n't tell the IRS who is buying the bonds. One ad says the honor bond gives .small Investors the advantages of a Swiss bank account. Some of the advertising is "tantamount to an invila· tion to evade federal income taxes:' Internal Revenue Comm issioner J erome Kurtz told the House commerce. consumer and monetary affairs subcommittee. Hanks and saving and loans associations c • required to report interest paid to the IRS. But the honor bonds h ave been exempt from th& requirement. They get their name from the fact tbat the bearer is only honor bound to inform the IRS of i~~rest payments. · THE IRS PROPOSED REGULATION requires the banks to r eport the names of people buying the bonds originally and those who eventually collect the interest . The regulation would not include certificates of deposit of more than $100,000. IRS officials said those deposits are usually held by corporations, which file by fiscal ye" and usually write checks. The banks have argued that small investors should be allowed anonymity Juat as large Investors. Punch -:-_L . l · I .,.......~_,,...~....__..,...~· r -1 . ..,...,.r:T.T ..... .. .. ... .. .. -DAILY PILOT Monday, Match 13, 197& Television TONIGHTS LATEST LISTINGS EVENING t.-001 i ~ NlW8 f.WMIHCY~ Enroute to a flratNlll'• pwede. 08So1o and Gage .,. oontr-onted with a real "'•· (iJ GAMBIT ID THE 8AAOY BUNCH Bobby and Clrldy try to prove tlieif lmponance by Mttll!g a new wo<ld'• tMtw-tonenng record. Q) THE AOOKJES Ci) tilSTOAY OF MEXICO "The People 01 Naw Spain" lRJ A8CNEW8 8:30 8 MOVIE s~·~ON THl!PfWAll "l'U h Wiving "9 You OrMt Aw.r A 1-aier tr* to IMfp the perma- nently bMllCI Mary .cc11Pt ,..,. , ... end ~ ..n-. eutflcl*lt MMnwtltle, Wa&- nut Ol'O\le find• ltMlt on • the btlr* of flnllna6ll ~ ..... (Part 2 Cit 2) • WOAU> EllAHOBJ811ot8~ • 0'*1& flob9r1 ScnulW: Corrie ten-Boom, Pat Aobenloi• lllld Or. c-. onT~. DO L.UCAH "You Cao't Heve My SebV" Lu:llln'• ...,Ch fOt 1119 petente enU!oglea him lo • oootrontatlon wlttl a ...ithy woman aod her daughter-111-1-over c:ua- tody Of. baby 0 IHCONCEAT * * * "Murder Once Removed" (1071) John Foraytha, Barbera Bain. The perlac« Cflme goea •wry when • llChamlng doe1or murdan ooce for IOve and thell has to klll ~aln. ( 1 hr., 30 min.) U CONCEHTAA TION Q) BEWTTCHED 1'I G1'erit!k Cop "JON Feliclaoo" M"*-1 num1>41f• irictude "Chico." "feelings," "Lletert To The Falllrig Rain," "Poppa Was A Rolling SIOM.'' atld "I Wrlla The Songs .• For a aong, Sareoa a¥1ds 8oyce aod Hart out or thll wor1d and Darrin out or a )ob. '1i) OIMEHSIONS IN CULnJRES "CMllUUon" Walter Matthau s tars as a police detec- tive breaking the rules to solve a series of murd e rs in "The Laughing Policeman" tonight at 9 on ABC, Chan- nel 7. QJ CAAOC. BURHETT ANOFRIEHOS (I) ENCOUNTER WITH THEUHKHOWN Naneted by Rod Ste<ting fD THE PRISONER "Dance 01 The Dead" Death lurks amid the gaiety of • ~olvlll and the Prrsoner la put on trial ([) UNT AMEO WORLD .. Brlllth Columbia DOU.AAS 'Rotie O'Grady'a Good· time Jazz Baod" Mouot•lo" 9 MERV OAtf'flN QJ ILOVELUCY t :'5 fD PLEDOI! 8AEAK Regulatly acheduled pro- gr111nmlng mey be delayed due to p6edge break9. A taal talking 'Tycoon' tr-to sell SOIT)e phony llock to the Rlcardos and Mertzes. ([) JOKER'S WILO 7:30 0 CONSUMER BUYLINE 0 NEWL YWEO GAME 0 THArS HOU.YWOOD ''The Hollywood HeaVJeS'' (iJ JOt<ER'S WILO m> FESTIVAL '78 .. Johnny Mathia Special" Mathis slogs "Misty," 'Marla," "Plecea Of Dreams" and "W.,_, A Q) AOAM-12 7:00 CJ N8C NEWS 0 UAJUI CLlJB 0 ABCNEWS 0 BOWLING FOR m MACNEIL/ LEHRER REPORT QJ THE 8RAOY BUNCli Cindy becomem convinced lhat she os &00n to be dis- covered u the nttw Shorley Tttmple Child IS Boro," amoog 0111« lavorltea. m> BIX 8EIOERBECKE MEMORIAL FESTIVAL 8:30 I)([) BABY, l'M BACK Ray aulslS h11 d&ughler ill writing a Sunday achOol play, but Iha creative touchee ha add• to the story ol Ruth to make him -more deelrable than hll ealranged w1fe'1 cur- rant IU!lor. beckl1rea. Channel Lbting• 8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles (!) AOAM-t2 Q;) L.A. INTERCHANGE "Pl111form 28" 0 KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles g KTLA (Ind) Los Angeles O KABC·lV (ABC) Los Angeles ([) KFMB (CBS) San Diego 0 KHJ·TV (Ind ) Los Angeles ®l KCST (ABC) San Diego ID KT1V (Ind.) Los Angeles m> FRENCH CHEF "Coq Au Von' (R) ]) $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE @) WILD, WILD WORLD OFANfMALS QJ lt28,0000UESTIOH 0:00 D ([) M'A'S'H Cl) KCOP· TV (Ind) Los Angeles f.D KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles '1l> KOCE·lV (PBS) Huntington Beach •~oo o ([) GOOOTIMES Soclat Security could a1and In the way of lo11a when Grandpa Evans and hos lady decide 11'1 tome to Maj. Charles Emerson Wlncllelter becomes a reluc:1ant memti.r or the 4077th when his prll<lecea- aor. Maj. Frank Burns, goea AWOL. (Patt 1 of 21 (R) Miltie's Baek 'Mr. Television' Set for Salute By JAY SHARBU1T HOLLYWOOD (AP) -Milton Berle stepped outside the Brown Derby. He winced at the gray s kies and pouring rain, and s ighed : "California's a beauliflul place to live if you're an umbrella." A good one-liner. It's probably among the 41h million gags be says he has on file. Some ·are rumored to be borrowed. Best not mention this, as he estimates the file includes 10,000 retorts to hecklers. On March 26, the man they call ''Mr. Television" is getting a star-loaded salute and look back at bis 3Q..plus years in TV. He was one of the first top stars ever to try weekly television. THE TRY WAS in 1948, the show Berle's "Texaco Star Theater." It became the infant medium's biggest hit, Jed in 1951 to bis now-legendary $200,000-a- year NBC contract that won't expire until1981. Berle ticked off the names on bis premiere on NBC-TV- bandleader Allan Roth, Bill "Bo- j an g 1 es" Robinson, Pearl Balley, Smith & Dale, Senor Wences and Stan· Fisher. Berle said, that premiere didn't mark his debut on TV. He then com- menced to startle his lunch vis-· itor. THE flBST TIME was in 1929, in Chicago," he sald. "No. ·~•I,.... ON TV IN 1929 Miiton Berle I'm not l.tidding. It was for F.A. Sanabria, with the United States Television Company. It was a closed-circuit show." He even remembers the name of a comedy pal sharing the bill in this pioneer venture: ''It was Trixie Friganza, a great come- dienne. We went in a small studio and put on makeup this thick." He grinned and indicated several inches with his f10gers. "I've known about television since the '30s, early '40s," said the comic, whose career began 65 years ago when he essayed a tot in a famed silent movie, "TilLie's Punctured Romance." "I STUDI ED television, cameras, everything. With the Texaco show, I just took my format from vaudeville and night clubs, combined them, and put 'em on a stage with cameras in front of them." Some of that may come back. Berle says he's thinking of doing a daily series with clips from those early years. He talked with great relish about mishaps in the days his variety show aired live. The best tale was a funny, anguished account of what hap- pened just before he introduced a bear act on the show. It can't be repeated in detail. But it can be said the bears suffered from flatulence. And that a microphone picked it up, thus providing unique punctuation to a monologue Berle was delivering to a n• tional audience. GOING UVE was risky, but fun, he added: "You got what you saw, saw what you cot. There wasn 'l any second chance." TV Pilots Readied Concerned about the future of humor, Berle, an alternately brash and gentle man, says r~ the past 30 years his 4 ~ million- joke rue bas been open to any young comi~ in need or material. And be occasionally lectl,ll'eS al colleges about humor to stu- dents of same. LOS ANGELES CAP) -This tl me of the year means television pilots, and here are some in production: First Artists bas "California Girls," a contemporary corned)' starring P.J. Solea and Robin Dearden. Karen Valentine la ln .. Go West Young Girls," a Western comedy from Columbia Pictures Television. Paramount ha.a three, "Lep," a comedy about Las Vegas show girls; "Spanner's Key," an un-BE SAID BE'S now writing a derwater adventure created by book, due out in late 1979, called Peter Benchley, author of "The Comedy Bible," in which "Jaws .. and "The Deep"; and be analyzes jokes, styles of .. True Grit," with Warren Oates humor and gives examples. and Lisa Pelikan in the roles He was asked If tt's possible to created in the movie by John. teach someone to be a comic! Wayne and Kim Darby. "Nab," the maestro promptly Quinn Martin b.aa "Colorado replied. "You can teach him C·l," a police show, and breathm.r. But you can't teach "Avengel'S USA," a romantic him to be flinny unless he bu a adventure. · · funny bone." TUBE TOPPERS KOCE 9 8:00 -J ohnny Mathis Special. Mathis sings many of his hit songs ("Misty,·· "Maria") on this two-hour special. NBC C9 9:00 -"The Death or Her Innocence." Pamela Sue Martin (of the Nancy Drew series) stars in this adult drama of live and love at a New England girls· schooJ. CBS f.) 10:00 -Gene Kelly ... An American in Pasadena. Highlights of Kellys' career in movie musicals with a host of top name guest stars (see photo below). llJ NBCMOVIE * * ~ "Death Ot Her lnl'IOC*'tCe" ( 197•1 Pamela Su• Marton. Parker Steveoaon Roommates at an exelusiYe New England glrla' actioo/. Hiiiing down 10 the rigor of the final term, ate conatanlly dla- 1rac1ed by thoughll of romance wolt\ their coun· larparta at e neatby prep achool (Nel'NOrk advlMS vie-d1.crehon1 0 ®) ABC MOVIE • • • .. The Leughing Polleeman" ( 1973) Watter Matthau, Bruce Dern. A police detecuve 11 al1t1r11t· ed lrom 111a 1am11y wtien ha break• the rukls to llod the man who murd«ed hos partner eno eight other people on a Sao Francisco boa (R) 0 BILLY GRAHAM I.AS VEGAS CRUSADE QJ MERV GRIFFIN Gues1a Robert Merrill. Captain & Tennille. Jackie Varnon. The Spinners m> FESTIVAL '78 "A Birthday Party Fo1 Joaef S1rauss" Wolll Bos- kovsky and lhe Vienna Philharmonle, the Vienna Slate Opera Ballot and the Vienna Boyt Ch0<r cele- brala the 1501h anoiver- .. ry ol Jowl Straun· birthday II: 10 flil MEETING OF MINOS Voltaire (John Hoyt), Mar- lin Luther llaon .\sk1111, Florance Nlghtlngale (Jayna Meadow9) and P• .. 10 (David Hooke) dlac;uss church reform, rellgloul freedom and the Id.. of beauty. 8:301)(1) ~EOAYAT A TIME "Betbllla The fkllt" Bar· bar• 11 loroed 10 c:hooae between her Irland• and lier Jl'lnclplee wh8rl •he wi~ ""achoolmal• committing a Mme 10:00 8 (I) GENE KELl Y "An Americen In Paaeda- na" Lucille Ball, Cy<! Char· lase, Gloria De Haven. Bel· ty Garratt, Kathryn Greysort, J-1 Leigh, Liza Mlnnelll, Cindy Wiiiiams and Frank Sinatra Jo<o Gena In tflt• mu1lcal spec14!1 0 NEWS Q) HONEYMOONERS ml IN CONCERT "Nancy Wllsorl" 10.20 m SPECIAL "Picnic" A sltent comedy aboul the antics of a tamlly picnicking In Iha Englllth coun1ry91da. 10:30 m m NEWS t 1:00 f) 0 U ([) ®) NEWS 0 MOVIE • * 'h "The Nlghl Olgoer" ( 1071) Patr1Cla Neal, Pam· el• Brown. A woman lleea the ClutehM of h9f tyrllntli- Cal mother by taklrig a psy- cllotlc kltler with her to Scotland (2 hra ) ID THE 000 COUPLE Oscar 11 Invited to eacor1 the Prince of Ucht-t9'f'I to a formal daooe. Cl) LET'S MAKE A DEAL • DO<CAWTT G\Mt; MUharnl'nad Alt, fOt· nwr ~' bo.lllng cMmpiOn of the world. Cl) MACHEi. / LEHRER AEl'Ofn' 1 1;30 f) Cl) C88 L4 TE MOVIE tr tr "The Pl'lvala Navy Of Sefgtanl O'Farrell'' ( 1068) Bob Hope, Phytlla Dill«. M eolarptlalog m .. t., -veant daYI.-• plan 10 ~ 1119 ClflW'a Wpply of be«. ahar the ahlp car- rytog I\ la aunk by • J~ MM tut>. (R) 0 TONIGKT Gueet Ho9t: A*:h Utue; Ou.at: Sandy Duncan. 0 @ POUCE 8TOAY "The Empty Weapoo" A roOllle polioalNlll la o.tra- dzed by hie Nllow offlcars for falling to et\ool a young l>Uf'M -tcner whO h•d coroaraCI him. Kurt Ruaell, Clu Gulegar ~t atar. (R) CD THAT OIAl. 41) OETIMART fl) CAPTIONED ABC NEWS MORNING 12:00 ID CAQSS.WfTS Q) MOVIE ••• "The Exile" (1948) Oouglu Falrba11k1 Jr • Maria Montez. While In exlla, l(lrig Ctiati.. II of England falls In love with a peasant girl. ( 1 hr .. 30 min ) 12:30 G) ALFRED HITCHCOCK "The Belfry" 12:370 MOVIE * * * "Bado-Day At Black Rock" (11154) Spencer Tracy, Rob«\ Ryan When the tralo elope tn • email town and • straooe man gel• ott, the town 11 1error- 1trlckao aveo before learn- ing his mlsllon. ( 1 hr • 30 mm.) di IROHSIOE A paro!e ottloef'• hie IS 1hreataned and a narcotics parolee la •U$p8C'f9d 1-001J TOMORROW Sidney Sheldon, • screenwriter. producer. director and author. di9W-HollywOod 0and hi• frlandahlp with Grouctlo M.,,. 0 MOVI! • * "The Old Com1I" ( tll37) o.tie Autry, ~ MllV\iog. A cMc>uty MJt out to ~tu<• • ~ of Q!~ (1IV ,30 min) U ISPY "So Coldly s-r· 1:308 NEWS Cl) MOVll! ••''lo "Crime '" 7he Street a" ( 1068) Sal Mineo, JOM C-"918L Qetiplte • eocl9I work«'• attWl\Qja. • young bOy .. UwolYed tn • geog mut<ler, (1 )I(., ~ min.) 2:000 NEWS 2:06f) MOVIE • • • "Vlvacloua boy·• (1038) Olnge< Ro~•· J-Stewan. Whafl a college profeuor Matl'lea a nlghtelub 91ngw, hie hlm- lly won't eccoapt her. but tl\inga do chaoge. ( 1 ti( .. 60 mln.J · 2:070 NEWS 3:00Q) NEWS .,:56 D NEWS!oAAKERS .. :250 ~EEDWARDlt; T~•dag'• :: Dayti•e Mo.,.;. MORNING • ::• 11:30QJ ***''The Hu•: Comedy'' ( 11M3) ~ Rooney, J-Cr ... ; A young man go. to ~· leaving hla you"t'r brolher In cnarge ot fllp- pottlrig \he 1111nUy. (2 Jwta .• 20 rnlrl.) •• AFTERNOON ; ! 12:00 0 *. * "Wings 01 TM Hawk" (1053) Van~. Jutle Adame. A m1~:).111 11'1 IOYe With • batldlt ~ attar striking 11 rich. ( f. hr , 30 mlrl) : 3:00 lRl • • ~ "Wake Of~ Red Witch" (1948) Jofln Wayne, Gig Young. Two men loee Iha womao they bOth love after they 181Jd over lier. (1 hr., 30 min.) 3:30 0 * * • "The Birds And Thi! 8-" (11156) George Gobel, Mitzi Gaynor. A p<ood man rejec:\1 a g"1 with a "llhady" put but when ahe ,.,., pOMt ..a • Franch girt, ha f.U. for Mr. ( 1 hr • 30 mlo.) Prettg Maids All in a Rom Gene Kelly is joined by his one time lead- ing ladies -from left, Katheryn Grayson, Gloria De Haven, Betty Garnett, Janet Leigh, Lucille Ball and Cyd Charisse -in a musical tribute to the dancing actor and his career tonight at 10 on CBS, Channel 2.. Cousteau Combs Aegea*1 Captain Jacques Cousteau and his Calypso team explore one of the earliest examples or Grecian art on the hour-long special, "Diving for· Roman Plunder," airing Tuesday at 8 p.m. on KOCE-TV, Channel 50. IN THE UNBECOMING in- ternational scramble for Greek art, during more than two millennia, much has been lost and destroyed . Cousteau believes that under the sea are perhaps the world's greatest museums, preserved under the sands for centuries, saved from the ravages of man. "Diving for Roman Plund~r" is part of "Festival '78.'' 16 days of unique programming where viewers will be treate<t ,to special productions in addlUon to regularly scheduled series•as part of Channel 50's mem- bership drive. The. Calypso team discover and retrieve the more than 2,000-year-old treasures found at the site of a Roman ship that sand during the century before Christ's birth in the Agean Sea ABC to Air 'Ike' COUSl'EAU'S CHIEF aim in producing "Diving for Roman Plunder" was to return the art and artifacta recovered from~e expedition to its rightful owner. Greece, where-if.Ts on display at the National Museum in Athens . The special, narrated by Cousteau aQd Greek actress MeUna Mercouri studies bow the plunder of Greek art re- mains one of cJvHhation's .greatest, nevet·completely· resolved cult~ scandals. LOS ANGELE9CltP) -''Ike," a dramatization of the World War 11 yearsofDwigbtD. Eisenhower, will be presented as a slx·hour movie on abc next ye~r. Melville Sbavelson, who wrote the screenplay. will direct and be executive producer. The story follows Eisenhower's role in the war as he rose to supreme allied commander and flve-star general. ProducUon will begin in April in California, followed by two . WORLD lffERATURE CRUSADE PRESENTS THE 103 FM Rbrld . • • months' location shooting in. Oie , British Isles. • Variety Show Set .. LOS ANGELES (AP> -·The Hudson Brothers sta~ in • 'Bonkers,' I a British-made com- edy-variety show being Qn· dicated to stations. J.?;ob Monkhouse co-stars. The ~w has the same production stal! as "The Muppet Show." .. •• A dyrwrit TY Spa! : : .,...,,, bow""' .. ...., ,,.,,,. ,.,,.,,., . .,, ,_,,. pntlfW GJ,J ,,,,,...,_ ......... I . . . ..