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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1978-08-03 - Orange Coast Pilot17 ' , .. 15 Listed Dead In Texas Floods; . . ' •• ~-'I _Seal Beaeh PrepOring For Nuelear Protest· THURSDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 3, 1978 ... VOt.. JI, NO. 2'11, • Mc:TIONS, • PAOIJ ArahS 2Men Survives II-story Plummet Gunmen Riddk PLO Chief, Employee PARIS <AP> -Two Arab gunmen attacked .the Paris of- fices of the Palestine Llberat.ion Organltati«ln today, assassinat- ed the PL0'.f chief represen- tative in a hall of bullets and killed another employee with a grenade before being capture4 by police. The PLO official, 40-year-old lzziddin Qalaq, was riddled with 16 bullets, police said. He had b~e n in Paris a s the PLO At Seal Beaelt representative since 19'2 and was known as a supporter of PLO chief Yasser Arafat in b1s struggle aaatnat lraql·backed extremista who reject any ldea or negotiations wttb Israel. The second PLO employee died after a grenade explosion blew off bis leg, police said. An anonymous caller later claimed Palestinian radicals were responsible. One raider fled soon after the Nuclear Weapom Protest Planned By ARTHUR R. VINSEL oe u. DMIY ,.. ... SIMf Traffic congestion but no serious controntat1ons are ex- pected Saturday when up to 5,000 protesters against nuclear weapons gather outside the Seal Beach Naval Weapons Station. Seal Beach Police Chief Edward Cibbarelli said Wednes- day bis 46-man force supplement· ed by 25 reserve officers ls fully prepared tq deal with any dif. ficulty. The Alliance for Survival, an or1anbatlon opposed to nuclear arms and critical of alleged Families Flee Texas Flo~; Death Tolr 15 .. dangers posed by nuclear power plants, bas organized the pro- test . "The demonstration is entire- ly within our jurisdiction, lnchJd- ing the naval base," Chief Cib- barelli explail)ed. He said Navy authorities will not be in charge o(, policing the throng scheduled to assemble at McG augb School across the street from theweapona dept. Chlef Cibbarelli said the only problem he foresees will be possible treapaaalng on the weapoius station property, a crime the Alli~ce for Survtval says lts members will not com· mlt. This .. could create vloleoce· prone situations, be pointed out, noting the group fa opposed to violence and does not want to promote it. · "This particular group has never been involved in \'iolence and tbe(bave been meetlna with us ' Olief Clbbarelli said of the organ.l,,.tlon'1 planned dem- onstration. -A coneert and <Aer ente~ ment is planned at McGa\llh School tllroucbout the day ln conjunction witb the Alliance For Survtnl effort. "TbinCs will be pretty hectic between 8 a.m. and• p.m.,".tbe cbtef •alcl. (See PllOl'B8'1'8, Pase Al> bdtlat attack ·and was caught minutes lat.er, police said. After a two-hour siege, the second was overcome by employees of the Arab Le.,ue's Paris office, in the same building as the PLO, was forced to.release a hostage and then was turned over to French officers, police said. The two terrorists, one with blood nmnlng down th~ side of his head, were taken away for questioning. It was the second bloody ter- rorist operation in Paris in four days. An Arab gunman seized hostages in the Iraqi Embassy here Monday, and two people were killed and four others ' wounded in a bizarre shootout between Iraqis and French police after he surrendered. The PLO, the Arab League and the Franco-Arab Chamber of Commerce share offices in an elegant 19th century building oo Boulevard Hausseman in tbe central 8th Arroodissement. An anonymous telephone caller told the French news agency Agence France-Presse that the strike was mounted by the "Rejection Front of State- less Palestinian Arabs," a pre· vtously unheard-of group. The caller c laimed responsibility for an attack Mon· day on lbe Iraqi Embassy as <See TE•aoa, Page A2> Raymond Sharp of &Ottaclate~ Ariz., shows off his new look after particlpatin&Jln the annual Mighty Mud Mania spQJlsored by the city ... reereation department. Firemen hosed the youngsters off later. SALT LAKE CITY <AP> -A woman whose husband com- mitted sq:idde Wednesday threw her sevea children from an llth- floor bot.el balcony in downtown Salt Late City today. t hen jumped herself, police said. Tbe mother and six children were killed. P~llce Lt. Nick Paloukos said. ..All Indications are the)' were' religious fanatics and decided to join the father." He said the father was the leader of an ob-· ~cure religious sect. The child wh·o survived was reported in critical condi· uon wtth muJtiple fractures and head injuries. "I just couldn't believe it, .. said Felix Palacios, a delivery truck driver who said be saw the woman throw two children from the balcony of the International Dunes Hotel before jumpiug. He said he saw lbe children struggling and trying to bold oo- to the balcony railing. Paloukos. the police lieute- nant. said some of the children were screaming and struggling with the mother. He said "it happened pretty fast, as fest as she could throw them." Authorities said two bodies fell to the sidewalk, and the others landed on the roof of lbe hotel coffee ~p. f aloukos said lbe survivors may have been cushioned by landing on the bther bodies. <See FALL, Page A2> Coast .I t ' l '' A.z DAILY PILOT s l11UeU. Attack Guenillaa TEL AVIV. Ina I <AP' laraelt Wkrplanes •l tacked Pal Unlun 1u•r ralli tralnln1 bue In aouthem Lebanon tod1ay m relallaUoo for a wrror1st bumbtn1 In • Tel Avtv market that wounded 49 people und killed one a lew houn urll r. the fOV· untnenl uld. <Story. P~lt A4> The &lute.• rudto ~old tht' atr forH Jeli attac"ecl a Palestinh&n lnstalloti()n at ¥ place called Oahur u Tutuh near the Z¥haranr River. The rudlo. tivan1 few other details. aaid all the hraeli planes returned safely ,. ..... ,._ ... , STOCKS •.. Dow theory. That theory supposedly shows a "buy signal" when both the in· dustrial a nd trans portation averages established new highs for a significant period of lime Sti II , some analysts said the sheer momentum which began late Wednesday carried over in· to early trading today. .. It's a combmation of things and it's partly psychological. But 1t isn 't as 1t lh1s rally came out of the blue. the market has been building up lo it for a period of weeks ... said Larry Wachtel, an analyst at Bache, Halsey, ·Stuart & Shields. Blue chips, which are favored by institutional investors. JX)Sted strong gains. Analys~said buying by some foreign inves tors, who hadn't participated in Wednesday's powerful surge. w~s helping to fl.lfl the rally rurther today but heavy buying by institutional in: vestors was also evident. The Dow indus trial index jumped 2'l.78 points Wednesday, ns largest single-day surge m Jl.2 years. Fro.Page Al PROTESTS Residents of nearby Leisure World, Seal Beach, are being told it would be advisable to do their weekend errands early and stay home Saturday. Chief Cibbarelh added that the Alliance has two other anti· nuc l ear demons tration s ~cheduledth1sweekend. One will be on the San Onofre ~uclear Power Generating Plant and the other will be al a similar facility al DiabloCanyon nearthe ~easide hamlet of -Cayucos in San Luis Obispo County. f',....PageAJ TERROR •.. well as the operation at the PLO offices "We don't want a land of exile any more. but the promised land of Mohammed.'' said the caller, who identified himself as the front's commander. "We are gohg to strike all over France. This Is only the beginning. We will put France mto fl ames. and its pro-Jewish, pro-American regime." There was no immediate way to confirm the authenticity of the claim. Relations Cut WASJUNGTON <AP> -House Speaker ,Thomas P. O'Neill has cul off relations with President Carter's chief env~ to CongTess· as an aftermath to the firing of O'Neill's friend Robert T. Grlf· fin from the General Services Adm lnistration. DAILY PILOT Thured•X· Augu1t 3, tt711 Tet St•U 1'1usl•fl Mom 'Suspect' In Kidnapping BJ &AYMOND i;S'tltADA Jr. Of .. o.llf"" ..... Police ure aeeklnt • wurant for th arrest ot Camallet MUler. 25, on s~pklon of chlld ateMUna and buralary In connection with th~ dlaappearanl'e Monday of her daughter. S-yeaar·old bf:•uty queen Valeenit M11rl kM Miller. ftom the youn11t.er'1 Huntlncton 8e1tch home Lawmen have found no lnc" of Mr:. M1Uerorthe&lrl f'lnferpr1n\1 rounel on a bedroom window at the home oC Kenneth and Juanita Moore. Valeena's legal guardians and grandparents matched those or .Mrs Miller, said police Sgt. Luis Ochoa Mrs Miller, who se fingerprints were supplied by the San Diego Police Depart· ment, is Valeena's mother. but lost legal custody of the child three years ago. Police allege that Mrs. Miiler and possibly an accomplice tore down a screen and pried open a downstairs window at. the Moore home. 20191 Crown Reef Lane, about 1 a .m. Monday. It is alleged that Mrs. Miller scooped up young Valeena who cried out "I don't want to go" before she was whisked away in an auto. Valeena, a blonde. blue-eyed Miss La Petite Beauty Pageant winner. was sleeping with her 86-year-old great-grandmother, 'Close Coples' Billie Maude Moore. at the time of the abduction, ppllce said. The Moores 11ld they are un· aure lf their da~1hter. Mrs. Miller. would hurt Valeena. but. told police Camalla's 2·year-0ld ion, Juon, died my11teriously lust Oct. S. Fountain Valley _police detec· Uvea wbO probed Jason's death said the case is still unsolved. The boy was found suffocated with two plastic bags and a blanket wrapped around him , lnvesU&atonsaid. Mrs. Moore said that. soon after the tot's death. Mrs. Miller voluntarily committed herself to Genesee Mental Facility in San Diego. but left the institution earlier this year. Police &nd television newsmen have contacted a male friend of Mrs. Miller's in San Diego. Mrs. Moore asserted the friend. known as "Tasso" telephoned her on behalf of Mrs. Miller two months ago. Mrs. Moore asserted that the man asked her to allow Valeena to stay with Mrs. Miller for five days. When Mrs. Moore refused, the man said Mrs. Miller would seek to gain le1al custody of the little girl. Huntington Beach and Foun· tain Valley police were t.o meet with Orange County Sheriff's investigators and FBI agents todny to discuss thesearcb for the abducted girl. SF 'Zodiac' Letter Revealed as Fake I SAN FRANCISCO <AP> - There's no doubt about it anymore. An April letter from the Zodiac killer, hailed as the first. word from him in four years was written by an im· postor. Three handwriting expert.s1 one of whom r eversed his original authentication of the let· ter, have concluded the letter was a ·clever fake, written by someone who was intimately ram111ar with the killer's oeculiar printing style. i ··Further detailed examina 'lion or individual letter forma· lions disclosed the questioned handprinting to be close copies to the handprinting in the Zodiac letters." John Shimoda, d postal service documents examiner. said in expraining his change of mind. ' The report by the experts to Police Chief Charles Gain was made public Wednesday. The letter, sent in April to the San Francisco Chronicle, was believed t.o be the first com- munication from the Zodiac since 1974. Police investigaton said it encouraged them and persuaded them that the Zodiac was not dead, imprisoned or in a mental hospital, as they earlier feared. Some 1S communications from the Zodiac to various newspapers since 1968 have been authenticated. Although· police have blamed him for six killings since 1968, he has claimed dozens. In a related development Wednesday. Gain removed Sgt. Jack O'Shea from command of the department's intelligence bureau tor withholding information that Inspector David Toschi had wrilJ,en self-praising letters under false names to a local columnist. Toschi. chief investigator of the Zodiac killings, worked on the case for nine years before Gain transferred him lo the pawn shop detail last. month after learning of Toschi 's bogus fan mail about himself. Gain said the handwriting ex· perts also compared Toschi's handwriting with tile April Zodiac letter. but. added there was no evidence to link the in· spector to any of the killer's let· ters. • Official Escapes BEIRUT, Lebanon <AP) Palestinian guerrillas fired machlne guns at Iraqi Am· bassad<>r Kassem Samawi's car in tbe fourth attack on Iraqi diplomats on foreign soil in less than a week, but the envoy escaped unharmed, the official Iraqi news agency reported to- day. . . . . -~ ........ RAGING WATERS OF GUADALUPE RtYIR IURGI PAST DOWNTOWN KERRVILLE, Tl!X: Death Toll Mount• Followtng H•evr A•lns fn TexH Hll Coufttry l',....PageAJ RAINS ••• ing t.he h,igher count given by Fackelman. Communications in the area were-disrupt~d. Tbe waters of the Upper Guadalu~ River reached new crests today. even as au~borlties were still trying to locate ~ple mtss.in1 from Wednesdal'1's flooding . The Nationai Weather Service in San Antonio warned residents of the Guadalupe flood plain$ to evacuate. a 20-mile area. About 200 people were forced to leave Kerrville and nearby Ingram on Wednesday night. The tornntial rains spawned by-tropical swrm Amelia caused rivers lb surge from their banks into riverfront communities and campsites early Wednesday. Humble homes and exclusive dude ranches alike were ravaged. • and the LBJ ranch was turned into a swamp. ln a region where residents re· cently worMed about drought. one rwer rose 10 reel in one hour. submerging a highway bridge. Heavy rains that hit lhe area Tuesday and Wednesday turned several normally placid rivers into surging death traps. In a 48 -hour period ending Wednes· day night. Kerrville had re- ceived 22 inches of raln. The flooding devastated much of Bandera. Comfort and Medina. Kerrville resembled a war zone as National Guard troops, Army and state police helicop· ters and scores of police depQSit· ed stunned refugees at evacua· lion cenl.ers. Children rescued rrom the Serendip Camp on the Medina River were taken to the Pipe Creek Volunteer Fire Depart· menl. Refugees from Camp Bandma wer4i1laken to a church in Bandera. N alional ·Guardsmen forded a stream late Wednesday night to rescue 156 girls from the isolat· ed Herman-Scott camp. The girls ~ere taken to a high school io Comfort where they were re- united with their families. Gov. Dolph Briscoe asked that all three counUes be declared disaster areas and made eligible for emergency assistance funds and programs. Hunger Strike Off FOLSOM <AP > -Inmates protesting conditions in Folsom Prison's maximum security unit have again called off a hunger strike after talking with prison staff. a prison spokesman re- ports. NIXon TeeS Up To Play in Shrine Classic / INDIANAPOLIS <APl -Richard Nixon is going public again. This time on a golf course. The former president will play m the pro-am segment qt tbe Indianapolis Shrine Golf Classic Wednesday and Thursday at SJ><>edway Golf Course. tournament officials announced Wednesday. The pro-am. which a lso will feature such stars as entertainer Mickey R.ooney. is part or the ProfessionaJ Golf Assocrntion Seniors tour Bud Owen. general chairman of the lndrnnapohs Shrine GOlf Classic. said Nixon wanted to participate t>ecillse proeeedSToto-shrine cliildren·s hospitals PuslaedCar HelJ)ful Visitor Assaulted by Duo A young Laguna Beach vis· itor. who helped two men push their car in a parking lot. was abducted. threatened with a Jong knife and seiually assaulted. The 19-year-old Medford. Ore .. man told Laguna Beach police Wednesday he helped two men push a late model AMC Pacer in the Glenneyre Street parking lot Tuesday morning. Afier the car started. one or the men thanked him and reached to shake his hand. . When the victim offered his hand, he was puJled into the rear of the car and confronted by an F,....P~AI Police Maj. Harry Parke saJd the woman apparently was dis· traught over the suJcide of her husband, Bruce Longo. Paloukos said Longo. who also called himself Emmanue l David, was found dead In his van in Emigration Canyon east ot sat\ Lake. Authorities said be died of carbon monoxjde poisoning and ruled tbe death a suicide. ·Authorities said the ramily had been living in the hotel for months, perhaps as long as a year. Tbey said the family oc· cupied the hotel's three-room Alta Suite, rentilJg tor $95 a day. eight-inch knife The two men blindfolded the v1ct1m and forced him to 11e down on the rear floorboard. They drove for about 20 minutes. the v1ct1m recalls -a portion of that on a freeway. The victim told omcers be was taken blindfolded up a flight of stairs at an apartment. where the white cloth was pulled from his eyes. revealing a dark room. One of tus assailants turned on a movie projector displaying male pornography and the two men ordered him to undress Arter performing sex acts with the victim and each other for more than an hour. the victim was again blindfolded Police said the vi~m wa:. then dciyen back down Laguna Canyon Road where he was re· leased. The suspects then drove back out the canyon road. The kidMppers were both described as being Caucasians m their twenties. both about s feet 11 mches taJI and weighing around 150 pounds. Both had blond hair and one had ~ blond moustache. Blaze Contained AUBURN IAP> -A blaze along the American River was contained after it came near several homes and burned 120 acres. fire officials report. f • 17 \ I I I Orange Coast Today·s Closing ~.Y. Stoek~ VOL. 71, NO. 2tS, -4 SECTIONS, 31 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1978 C TEN CENT.S Mesa 'Displeased' \tith. Nude Studio COila ..... oltid1ls aren't roltlq out tbe kome mal for the naked MW t.enanta of what once wu the Chamber ol c.qp,. meree beadquartera. ne two-~ bulldine at -W. 19th St. ls now the "SW\&hine Bulldlne." a part-time hom• fOC' Yout\I lldles who ean their liv· ln.1_ bl dofflnt their duds for ~lnOdeti~ and "?111> Stocks Volume Surges NEW YORK <AP)-The stock market continued its powerful surae on Lhe heaviest first-hour volume ever before steadying later in the day. Volume on the New York Stock Exchange climbed to a record 65.5 million shares, ex- ceeding the-83:4 f'!lillion of April -~. . In the first hour alone, 20.13 million shares changed hands. topping the previous record of 17 .S8 million set during the svrinj{ rally April 25. More than 47 mUlion shares were traded Wednesday, the sixth highest in history. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials. which leaped more than 22 points Wednesday , climbed more than 12 points in early trading and closed up 3.38 points. to 886.87. For a few mo- ments, it wasover900. Gainers outnumbered losers by a margin of almost2to 1. Analysts said the euphoric mood which produced such dramatic gains was inspired by · hopes ol a downturn in inl~t rates and widely followed WaJl Street doctrine known as the Dow theory. That theory supposedly shows a "buy signal" when both the in· dustrial and transportation averages established new highs for a significant period or time. SUll. some analysts said the sheer m•mentum which began late Wednesday carried over in· to early lrading today. "It's a combination of things and it's partly psychological. But it isn't as if thts rally came out of the blue. the market bas been building up to it for a period of weeks," said Larry Wachtel. an analyst at Bache, Halsey, Stuart & Shields. Blue chips. which are favored by institutional Investors. posted strong gains. Analysts said buying by some foreign investors, who hadn't participated in Wednesday's powerful surge, was helping to fuel the rally further today but heavy buying by institutional in· vestors was also evident. Swimming' Le880D8, Offered at YMCA Registration for swimming lessons offered through the Orange Coast YMCA will be held on A~. 11 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Private as well as group lessons a,re available for swim- mers or all abilities ranging in age from toddlers to adults. For further lnformaUon, contact the Y al 6f2.9990. Iona." City olfidall ate not enlhuisecl •bout Lile atudlo. altbou1h a Swllhlne uolt•maa aald today. "bulbMlu~hai ..... brllk" du.r· int &he flrit ~ d operaUon. AmCM!J teceat eualolltert at th atudto were two COila Mesa pollce vice lnvestl,a\ora who last week iarrested a 22.:l'..ea -old 'Silnsb1ne-niiili:l °" a charae of '°llcltlna pf'QIJtltuUon. Police alleae the woman. after poaln1 ror a photo session wear· Ins nolblni but a smile. offe~ .sex to the undercover officer tor $100. But that's not the only prob- lem facing the folks at City Hall. Sunabine Studios set up shop d lte a planning_ commiss\gQ vote ln April that relecled a condi· 11,.Wl,...,.... CttRtSTINE ANGULO HOLDS HERO DOG CASEY Collie .S.ved HI• Ml•r•n From Kldnappera Grateful Pooch Rescues Mistress SANTA FE SPRINGS CAP) - Casey_.. a miniature collie that was rescued from a dog pound in Santa Barbara six years ago, has returned the favor by rescu- ing his 8-year·old mistress from kidnappers, authorities say. Casey, who is part Australian sheepdog, snarled and snapped Officials Mum At Hearing On Computers at the two men who dragged Christine Angulo from her home Monday toward a blue van parked out front. Los Angeles County sheriff's deputJes said to- day. ··come with us ... the two would-be kidnappers said when she answered the doorbell. They immediately grabbed her by the arm. she told.deputies later . "Casey. Casey. Casey'" Christine cried as she was pulled out the door. The dog promptly responded to her screams and was so ~rsistent, in barking and nipping at the men that the kidnappers finally drove off without her. apparently fearing neighbors would be ~ttracted by <See COLLIE, Page AZ) Aional use~ttforthe studio. ·'They have opened without the cotflltitional use permit and there may be some other viola- tions," ~aims Assistant City At· torney Tom Woods. "We're get· tJng inforplatron together t.o see what'sgoingoooverthere." l>lanning staffer Doug Clark says the studio is the only one of its kind in Costa Mesa add there are no city codes t.o allow such operati~. The owners of the s tudio. William and Paula Engle of Placentia. also run a Sumbine studio in Anaheim. 7 hey are oo vacation today but a spokesnlan for the Costa, Mesa facility-said he;s unaware of any violations of city stand· ards. He added that tbt city has not made contact rel'arding the studio's disregard of the planning commission's denial ol a conditional use permtl. The studio does have a business permit on file with the city. Planners r ejected the use permit on the allegations that the studio coatd-pos~ 11 law en· (See STUDIO. Page AZ> ·Mom, Six 'Kids . . . ~ Leap. to Death SALT LAKE CITY <AP> -A woman whos e hu s band comIQitted suicide two days ago_ plunged with her seven children from an ll·story hotel balcony in downtown Salt Lake City today in what police sald may have been a bizarre religious act. The mother and six children died. Police U . Roger Kinnersley said '·at least three of the older children jumped of their own volition" from chairs sta~ked on the balcony. Authorities said the PW Pair Mllrdered By Arabs PARIS CAP) -Two Arab gunmen attaclced the Paris of. flees ol the Palestine Uberation or,.n•adon todq. assas.slnat· ed the PLO's chief represen· tative in a bail of bullet.a and killed another employee with a grenade before being captured by police. The PLO official, 40-year-old Izziddin QaJaq, was riddled with 16 bullets. police said. He had been in Paris as the PLO representative since 1972 and was known as a supporter of PLO chief Yasser.,Niafat in his struggle against Iraqi-backed extremists who reject any idea or negotiations with Israel. The second PLO employee died after a grenade explosion blew otr his leg. police said. An anonymous caller later claimed Pales tinian radicals we re responsible. One raider fled soon after the initial attack and was caught minutes later. police s aid. After a two-hour siege. the second was overcome by employees of the Arab League's Paris office. in the same building as the PLO. mother pushed some of the children. Pollce U . Nick Paloukos said. "All indications are they were -""Jeio~ fanatics and decided to JOtn ·{Ii'€' father." He said the fatller. woo committed sUidde Tuesday night. was the leader of art' obscure religious sect. A lS·y e a r ·old girl who survived was reported in critical condition. The family members were "devoted to e ach other, •Map locates towns < un· derlined> in Texas hill coun· try where flooding brought on by heavy rains has taken the Jives of eight to 15 peo· pie. See story. Page A3. Sewer Work Slows Cars' In Newport extremely so." said police Sgt. Brent Davis. who said he knew the rather personally. Davis said the father. whorn he idenllfied .as Emmanuel David. 39.-..believed he was the -Hof y Ghost. Jesus Christ ind God -all three at the same time." The police sergeant said David changed his name from Bruce Longo several years ago. Kinnersley said David bad <See PLUNGE, Page AZ» Not a Gay, Assaulted Man Says By STEVE MITCHELL Of U. Oalty ""' ...... The victim of an assault by Lagun• Beach Police Chief Jon Sparks said in a telephone in· tervlew today be resenta being referred to as a homosexual in reports of events f0Uowin1 a tavern altettatioo June 29. Delbert Mathieson. 31, an in· dependent trailer truck driver from Costa Mesa, said reference in a news story Wednesday made by a Laguna Beach police officer before city councilmen greatly disturbed him. "I resent being referred to as a homosexual," the angry trucker said today. "That night was the first time in 15 years I've been in Laguna. and I wa.'i there with a lady friend." A news story Wednesday quot· ed at length a statement by a Laguna Beach police officer seeking the resignation or dis- m1ssa I or the police chief Chief Sparks was fined $500 for battery a fter bea ting Mathieson in a bar and restaurant. Nearly 200 questions went un· answered by Newport-Mesa Unified School District officials Wednesday as the Orange Coun· ty Counsel's office continued to look at the operation of a distri"'\ computer data processing cor· poralion. · Tbe district filed suit a1ainst the count)' Department of Education after It refuaed to re- lease $200,000 in f\mds to operate the ney.1y·formed Newport.Mesa Instructional Research lnatltute tNMIRI). .~osta Mesa Lawyer New Collnty Judge Traffic on West Coas t Highway in Newport Beach is being slOMd to a crawl at night and nearby apartment dwellers are complaining about the noise. but repaid to4a sewer line under the roadway must go on, a spokesman for the Orange Coun· ty Sanltallon Districts s aid to- day. Officer Terry MacAdams. in revealing police reports of that evening, quoted the chief as re· ferring to Mathieson as a "--faggot" when confront· ed by an officer called to the scene of the altercation. Sparks' reanstatement as chief was sup- ported by spokesmen lor the homosexual community. "l wds not aware he made that comment to an officer," <See CIDEF, Page AZ> Deputy County Counsel Ed Duran, who ls representing the county Department of Educa· tion, said be bellevea NMIRI is in conflict witb private busi· oesses that also sell computer pro1rama. Duran said school tru1tee Duke O'arien and Warren Murphy, the school district's directot ~ fl.seal semees, .,... tused to lnffler about 200 ques- ttoni while submittlna deposl· tions Wednesd~. Duran said the 1',fU.sals were based on the advice ol the school dlstrlct.•1 attorney, Spencer Covert. He Hid Superintendent Jobn Nkall WM Mted to submlt a d~Po.ttlon but "called. in aa&·· Cost.a Mesa atto"lley Donald A. Mccartin and Santa ,Ana at: lorney Ed WaJUn have been ap. pointed to the Orange County Superior Court by Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. The appointments of the two Democrats brings tbe court to its full stren~b or 40 judges. The posts carry salaries of $Sl,6U a year. McCartin, 52, has practiced law in Costa Mesa tor &he past 22 years. A graduale of the University ol Minnesota, he bas specialized ln domestic relations and persooti lnjury UU1atlon and has frequently served as a pro tern Judge. McCartin, who is a former claumate of Vice President Walter Mondale, lives tn Costa Mesa, with hls wife Karen, and their tour sons ancl two dauabters. M cCartin wl\l b the only Oranat County SuperiQr Court jurlat current1Y livln& In Calta Meaa. "We're about 45 days behind schedule now." sighed sanita· lion manager Ray Lewis. "We hope to be done by September." Repairs to the sewer line are being slowed by a CalTrans edict that the work can be done only after 8 p.m .. Lewis ex· plained. The condition was ilnpoaed by CalTrans to bo\d down the dis· ruption ol traffic on the section of Coast HJgbwa1 between the Arches Overpass and the Upper Bay Bridge. Th~ 20-year·old sewer line blew last January. aeodina a half-million gallOM of sewage cascading lnto Newport Beach between the Balboa BQ Club and the Sea Scout base. Lewts said the Une ta one of two paralJel ltnes runntn1 aloag Coast Hi&bway. "If ~illl h•ppens to that other line. we could be ln for tome Ml'tOUI trouble." he sa1d Rellnl.QI ol the broken HWer main ta belnl carried out wider a $211,000 eoottaet wtlh Roddln& Mactilne1. Inc. Le•il said unltat.iOn omcl fl1ure they are sav1n1 about N00.000 tiy relhUftf O.• sewer auihl \Dl&calt m dluma k up _.......,.--tiild ,...,.. .. ft.; Coast Weather Nilhl and momJng low cloudiness with huy sun- sb ine in the afternoons through Friday. Sll1hUy warmer days. HJghs nna· Ing rrom about 70 at the beaches to lower 80s In in· land areas. Lows toni1ht mostly ln mid 60s. INSIDE TODA~ A Newport Beoch rerid~ had o choice between o s wun ming poot ond a Jopcttt~ teahoMH /or Ian on· nii>erlOYJI praent. SM choH tM t~ S« li'eat"rlft9· PQge er. .ti DM-V I'll.of Bilek s .... Swiss Francs Halt . RecoV.ery · Califano'• Finest Hour? WASHJNGTOJll CAP> - A speak en• l1'0UP banored Secretary of Health Education and Welfare Joseph A. Califano Jr. for his ''courageous" attacks against smoking. It gave him an award named after one or history's most famous cl1ar·smokers. Winston Churchill. Califano noted the irony Wednesday. telling the In· ternational Platform AJ. soclalion. "I can 't help wondering what Winston Churchill, that lover of big Havana cigars, would think of your choke for thJs honor." The late British prime minister once belonged .to the association, a pro- -!essfonal ..ortanizaUotLfoi:_ s pealte r s and booking agents. German bank.I, wblcb allO told dl0Uv1form~. la ZW"lch, t.be dollar dipped to notber l'ffOl'd tow of 1.ttlt lwiu frann In Wba& one dMI# dHcribed •• •1panlcky ~·­CJona." In Tokyo, the dollar a rallied to c:loM at lJl.11 JapaneM yen, a 1aln ~ more tban I perttnt ln 24 boura. The dollar cto1ed w.ue.c1., at 18'.t.$ yen. That was t.beel&hth conleeutlve recant cloainl low for tbe U.S. currency since it slid below t.be 300-yen mart JW, at. The price of fDld, meanWblle. lo1t eround thia mornln& bttause or tbe dollar•1•tem· porary recovery. Investors turn lo the metal in times of monetary inst.abJlicy and It tenda to rise as the dollar falls and vice versa. Gold was quoted at noon in Zurich at $202.625 an ounce, down from $203.375 at the open- ing and· the same prlct! at Wednesday'sclose. In London the metal was fixed this afternoon at $202.20, down from $203. 75 at Wednesday's close. The dollar finilhed the day Wednesday ln Zurich at a record low or 1. 71.25 Swiss francs. But then, as part or a general re- covery. the U.S. currency bad risen to around 1. 7295 Swiss francs this morning before 1lld- lng again. "We bad orders h'om every· where," &aid aootber Zurich dealer. "We re .. lly have no ex· R.Wtafien:-far ~~m-nev pressure." ..., ...... ,.... NEW SUNSHtNE BUILDING HAS COSTA MESA CITY HALL IN DARK MOOD fMide, the Gfrfa Who Model and Rap W•ar Nothing But a Sntlle Lagaaaa Arrested 5 Face Hash Charges SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -A lawyer. a bartender. a Laguna Beach salesman. a cafpenter and a former chemical engineer have been arrested in <:onnedion with the smug11in1 of $1 mil.Uon worth ol hashish from P aldstan to San Francisco. Investigators said Wednesd~ lhe five were arrested and &he ba1hi1h aeized Monday in nearby. ~nt.M~en.w..ere ~aarn;·~ .. 1r a rental truck. -.... l'he shipment was secretly traced from Labore. Pakistan. via New York over the p ast month, Investigators said. The five crates seized each contained three square Un hoses, each pack.ell wJth 36~ ounces of hashish. the purest form of marijuana. said Daniel Addario. chief or tbe Drug Enforcement AdministraJjon 's -__ , regional Office. Those arrested were identified as Morry Welnateln. 37. a Mill Valley· attorney; bartender Dean Martinez, 29, of stocktoo; salesman John B. Hart, S'l. of Laguna Beach t carpenter Bradford S . Lewis. 29. of Oakland. and retired cbemical englneet" Gordon 8. Munn. 35. of Bremerton, Wash. E'ro• Pap Al STUDIO ..• ~ forcement problem and would do nothin1 to upgrade an aJready blighted area. The ,studio is located on the fringe ol the city's downtown re· development area, just a stone's ~row from &he Downtown Com· munit1 Center, a Girl Seout building and the Church ot U\e Nazarene. Twenty-two .&uesbine models ?1ternate between the Cpsta Mna and Anaheim branches. They offer nude rap sesstons in private rooms far 110 rot the first 15 minutes. S6 ror each ad· dltional 1.5 minutes of cowise•- lna. , A one-hour photo aess.ioo eo5ts S34 but customers caa ta~t $8 ~ bdo1lQ8 their own equipment. ,,,._P.,,eAJ CWEF ••• Mathieson said. adding that he was in the restroom at the time. washing blood from his race. Sparks had earlier hit the map in the race three or four times. Mathieson said. apparently pro- voked by a comment made to ·a waitress by the victim. "Myself and a lady friend bad a shrimp cocktail and a drink and I had called the waitress to picf< up my tab.·· Mathieson said. "Sparks was dancing at the time . and Ule waitress asked me if r was leaving, 'because of the show.· She was referring to tbe police chief's dancing.·· Mathieson explained. The truck driver said· he told the waitress. "No, my only con- cerri is that he might knock the tray out of your hands. "1 was in the process of stand· ing up to leave when he came to the table, picked-UJ> .tfte flower - and Shoved il in my fatt..= he- said. E',....P.,,eAJ PLUNGE ••• been excommunicated from the Mormon Church about 15 year:> ago and had several times declared himself a leader of that church and bad demanded that tithes be paid to him. Murder Suspects Nabbed in Laguna NlxonTe~yp To· Pl.ay i1rS1iiine Uaa.re INDIANAPOLIS fAP> -Richard Nixon is going public again. This time on a golf course. ·•He cauebt me in the right comer of my eye.·· When Mathieson went back down in his seat. the chief al· legedly slugged Mathieson in the mouth. "l covered up my race. then he leaned over the table and hit me three or four times on top of the head ... Authorities identified the dead worn an as Raebel David. 38. Names and ages of the children were not Immediately available. "I just couldn't believe i~" s aid Felix Palacios, a delivery truck driver who said he saw the woman throw two children from the balcony ol the International Dunes Hotel before jumpiug. He said he saw the children struggling and trying to bold on· to the balcony raUJng. P aloukos. the police lieute- nant. said some of the children were screaming and struggling with the mother. He said "it happened pretty fast, as fast as she could throw them." Authorities said two bodies fell to the sidewalk. and the others landed on the roof of the hotel coffee shop. Paloukos said the survivor may have been cushioned by landJng on the other bodies. Police Maj. Harry Parke said the woman apparently was dis· traught over the suicide or her husband. Mesan Guilty Of Heroin Rap A Costa Mesan who admitted he sold 28 balloons or heroin to another prisoner used as an un- dercover agent by Costa Mesa police has been sentenced to three years in state prison. Orange County Superior Court Judge Kenneth Williams or· dered the prison term for Raymond Parra Ruiz . 39, of 703 Shalimar Drive, after . noting • that Ruiz was on probatfon at tbe time or the offense. Ruh pleaded guilty to possession nnd sale of heroin. He was arrested F~b. 17. OAllY PILOT -.. .. -... --~ -··°""" VI<•------,_..._ ~ ..... ................. -........,,.,., ...,..,..'-....... ---. .... ~~ c A 47-year-old Nevada cowpoke and his teen-age bride have been arrested in Laguna Beach on a fugitive warrant that charges them with the murder or the child bride's guardian in Utah. Orange County sheriff oep- uties reported arresting a Laguna Beach woman along with the ranch hand and hit 16· year-old wife. They alleged that Tony Joy Sartorio. 27, ol 28112 Top of the World Drive, Laguna Beach, in- terfered as they arrested the fugiti ve couple. Thal arrest came Tuesday evening as Richard LeRoy Aarvold and Karllyn Mongomery Aarvold reportedly tried to bolt out the r ear door or the-house at the Top ot the World Drive address. A deputy stationed at the rear of the house took the man and the girl into custody at gunpoint, tae•• r ca\end• TONIGHT "PACIFIC OVERTURES" - OCC Summer mU'Slcal . Auditorium, Aug. 2-5, 8:30 p.m. S2. OCC SUMMER MOVIE- "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea," Fine Arts ll.9, 7:30 'p.m. Adults Sl, children 50 cents. LIBRAft.Y FILM -"Little Shop of Horrors," with Jack Nicholsen, Mesa Verde Library, 8p.m. . OCC SUMMER LECTURE - "Uses and Abuses of Anjer," Science Hall. 7:30 p.m. FRIDAY, AUG. 4 MOTORCYCLE SPEEDWAY RACING -Fairgrounds, 8 p.m. ~Logs First CluMul . according to sherirr•s Lt. Tom Harrison. The man was booked into Orange County Jail while his wife was taken lo juvenile ball. Wednesd ay. i nvesligators from Box Elder County, Utah. new lo Orange County to begin the legal process necessary to return the couple to Ulab to face murder charges. Tbe Aarvolds are accused of murdering irvin Smith. SS. of Lucio. Smith, who Box Elder officials said was Mn. Aarvold's guar. dian, was sbot to death early Sunday morning following an argument ln his trailer home. Harrison said Box Elder authorities sent an alert to Orange County because Aarvold was known to have visited the Laguna Beach area and to have friends there. A stakeout out.tide the Top or the World house reported seeing the Nevada registered car late Tuesday afternoon, touching off the arrest al the two accused killers. Frott1 Pagr A I COLLIE •.• I The· former president will play in the pro-am segment or the Indianapolis Shrine Golf Classic Wednesday and Thursday at Speedway Golf Course. tournament officials announced Wednesday. The pro-am. ~hi ch also will f ea lure such stars as entertainer Mickey Rooney. is part of the Professional Golf Association Seniors tour. Bud Owen. general chairman of the Indianapolis Shrine Golf Classic. said Nixon wanted to participate because proceeds go to Shrine children's hospitals .. Mathieson said he pushed the chief's body away with tbe table. and the <'hi e ( s taggered backwards and sat down. "I safd. 'Get away from me. you son of a bitch.' and then a s ked someone to call the police." "It's just lucky he didn't put out my eye because then r couldn't drive my truck .·· Mathieson said. "l don't want to • see the man lose bis job. but I want to see justice done." Rites Set Friday For Mesa .Teacher Mesan Held On Anaheim Assault Rap ..\naheim police reported ar-• Funeral services are scheduled Friday for Huntington Beach resident George Kenneth Knights. a veteran teacher at McNally High School In Costa Mesa. who tied Tuesday of heart failure. He was 45. I Services will be held at 4 p.m . in the Smith Tuthill Lamb Westcliff Chapel In Costa Mesa. 'Mr. Knights taught d n ver education. boating and aiuaic durtna b.is 10 years at McNaJly High School. Ke received his t~cblng credenUal from Long Beach State and taught 1 n Downey and San Clemente before coming to Costa Mesa. He was pr_!!sldent of the Dear Cuitcl • ..- resting Timothy Polsfoot. 26. of Southern California Triumph ' 377 E . 18th St .. Costa Mesa. Club and taught power boating Wednesday night and chargmg classes in Dana Point. him with assault with Intent to His interest in music led him commit murder. lo a job as saxophonist some Polsfoot 's arrest came after years ago with Skiles and Hen· 24-year-old Marcos Robedo. of dersbn. Under Mr. Knights' Anaheim. was stabbed and shot guidance. a group of McNally in his home at 1121 Diamond SL. students o.nce took third place Anaheim. police said. honors at the Orange Coast They reportedly were caJled tc College Jan Festival. the home by neighbors who re- Mr. Knights is survived by his ported hearing a disturbanct> widow. Susan: .parentt David and seeing a man flee in an ~uto Knights and lrene Hutchins: that was late r identified a:. sons. David. Gregory, Steven. Polsfoot's. Todd and George Knights Jr.. Rebedo survived the attack daughters. 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I .. tl1u111 ''"' ,,,., I~.~ • ., , \• ·'' •• ,,. ... .,,11 •. 1 JlfOt•••·tiuu &•'·'" A 275 Ent I 7tll St. For The Very Beel Qh, CosteiMftO _. -t. .. \ ... 1,lz Lli•ded Adrea at GOP &illy MANCHESTER, N.H. <AP> -About 1,080 Republicans 1an1. danced and ctMtered late ln.to the nlaht. celebrattna the presence ol actress Ellaabetb Tiylor in a crowded Nat1onal Guard armory. · As an orchestra blared Rutnes and Flourisbea, Hall to the Chief and Anchors Awei,h, the crowd leaped to their feet cbeer-iag WUdly u Ule 46-year.otd actress swept lnto Ute room· Wednesday night ' The Republican fund-raiser was a success, accordina to state party chairman Gerald Carmen, even thoq.b the political ove'l'tones were beJd to a minimum and state party luminartes were ignored as alJ interest centered on the rum star. Dozens of women with Instant cameras elbowed a score of news photographers fJ:om papers and national magazines as they all fought tor a good shooting position in front of the star. Tbe actress ud ber husband, former Navy Secretary John Warner, were presented with a jug oT Gor.-Meldrim-- '!'hompson'fr nrapbJ syru , pWlting by ~a loeal artist and an· honorary cttlzen-S aw~from tbe state. Mother 'Suspect' Li Clilld Stealing By .RAYMOND ESTRADA Jr. OI .. o.11, l'lllit Steff Police ar e seeking a warrant for the arrest of Carnalla Mlller. 25, on suspicion or child stealing and burglary in connection with the disappearance Monday of her daughter, >year-old beauty queen Valeena Mariska Miller, from the youngster's HuntJagtoo Beach home. Lawmen have found no trace Irene Penn Dead at 73; Services Set Funeral services will be held Saturday \n Santa Ana for Irene L . Penn, wile of the co-founder or Penn Van and Storage Com· pany of Santa Aba, who died Tuesday following a short ill· ness. She was 73. Mrs. Penn was a resident or Orange County for 65 years and was a SO.year member or Santa Ana's First Christian Church and a member or t he San\a Ana-Tustin Community Hospital Auxlllary. She co-founded the storage firm and her husband. Guy M. Penn, ts now president or PennwayCorp. olSanla Ana. Mrs. Penn is also survived by two sisters, Mrs. John Maxwell or Santa Ana and Mn. Richard J>tephena ol TucaolL Servlcea are set for 10 a.111. at Waveney CbunbteSanlaAna. of Mrs. Millerortheglrl. - l"ingerpr1nts round b'ft" a bedroom window at the home of Kenneth and Juanita Moore. Valeena's legal guardians and grandparents matched those or Mrs. Miller. said police SgL Luis Ochoa. Mr s. Miller, whose fingerprints were supplied by the San Die•o Polioe Depart· ment, is Valee.a's mother, but lost legal custody of uie child three years ago. Police allege that Mrs. Miller and possibly an accomplice tore down a screen and pried open a downstairs Window at th~ ¥oore home, 20191 Crown Reef Lane, about 1 a.m. Monday, It is alleged that Mrs. Miller scooped up young Valeena who cried out "I don't want to go" before &be was whisked away in an auto. Valeena, a blonde, blue-eyed Miss La Petite Beauty Pageant winner, was sleepi"g with her 86·xear-old eteJlt-grandmother, Billie Maude Moore, at the time of the abductioo, J>?lice said. The Moores said they are un· sure If their daughter, Mrs. Miller, would hurt Valeena, but told police Camalla's 2-year-old son, Jason, died mysteriously last Oct. 5. Contract OK'd SAN FRANCISCO CAP) West Coast dockworkers have ratified. by a more than two-to- one mU'lin. a oew contract that increaaes their pay ao.s percent ovu three )'e&n. In •acb eaae, lnv••U•atora aald U.. pboQ)' fam.lll• Ud 10 members, which put tbelr welfare allotments at the bllbHt level allowed. ,,'.One family apparently wu created for 1lJt IQOlltbl la U7&, but wu dlaeontbuied to avoid an lDtemal....ut by UM depart• ment, 9ftOl"d1nl to dlatrict ati tomey•s lnvesttaaton. ThU!!C!!y.AugUll3, 1978 OAllY PllOf A:J g Texas Floods Kill 15 ~ Evacuate Homes BANDERA, Texaa <AP> Rampa&lna nood waters red by H lnefie1 of overal1bt raln 11lDed 1trencth ln tbe ceotTal Tex11 bill countcy ~•Y and of. fldala lllted death count.a r~· lnt from ei.gbt to 15. Hundreds ned their homes and damaae estimates mounted. Officer Bill FackeJman or the Kerrvllle police said scattered reports came in "all night long" about deaths and miasinc pel'$()M..... "We've eot nine bodies out of Bandera. four out of Comfort and two out of Center Potnt. ·~ Fackelman said. • He said at least nine people were missing from Center Point and Comfort. However, the Texas Depart· ment of Public Safety said it .. .~w.......· RAGING WATERS OF GUADALUPE RIVER SURGE PAST DOWNTOWN KERRVILLE. TEX. . Death Toll Mount• Following Heavy Raina In Texe1 HUI Country confirmed eight deaths. A de· 6-"LSld Pro; stitutlon partment spokesman said the '-' ... agency was having trouble con· Woman, 71, Killed in tacting Kerrville police regard- ing the higher count given by Fackelman. Communications in the area were disrupted. The waters of the Upper Guadalupe River reached new crests today. even as authorities were still trying to locate people miss ing from Wednesday's nooding. • The National Weather Service in San Antonio warned residents of the Guiidalupe flood plJUns to evacuate a 20-mile m-ea. About 200" people were forced to leave Kerrville and nearby Ingram on w ednesCfay rugbt. The torrenUal rains spawned by tropical storm Amelia caused rivers to surge from their banks into riverfront communities and campsites early Wednesday. Humble homes and exclusive dude ranclles alike were ravaged. and the LBJ ranch was turned into a swamp. In a region where residents re-cently worried about drought. one l'"iv~r rose 10 feet tn one hour. submerging a highway bridge. Heavy rains that hit the area Tuesday and Wednesday turned several normally placid rivers into surging death traps . In a 48-bour period ending W ednes· day night, Kerrvllle had re· ceived 22 inches of rain. The rlooding devastated much or Bande ra, Comfort a nd Medina. Kerrville resembled a war zone as National Guard troops. Army and state police hellcop· ters and scores of Police deposit- ed stunned refugees at evacua· lion centers.· · Children rescued from the Serenc:Up Camp on the Medina River were taken to the Pipe Creek Volunteer Fire Depart· ment. Refugees . from Camp Bandina were taken to a church in Bandera. National Guardsmen forded a stream late Wednesday night to rescue lS6 girls from the isolat- ed Herman-Scott camp. The girls were taken to a high school in Comfort where they were re· united with their families. Gov. Dolph Briscoe asked that all three counties be declared disaster areas and made eligible for emergency assistance funds 1 and programs. Huntington Man Denies Sex Charge Huntington Beach resident sex perversion and conspiracy. Robin F . Garrett pleaded Los Angeles police spo)tesll\an innocent W_ed~es(fay in Los Bill Dworin safd a sev~ AuWes Coodty "i»c!'Perlor Q>urr prol>e intO lJle arreged s~x--rliig ~charges he was involved-Wt an sbowed1:hat"11t least16"Juven11es alleged child prostitution and -some or them boys -were pornography ring. involved. G a rr e lt. 5 8 . a bu ii ding D w o r 1 n a ~s e r t e d th at contractor with omces in Costa youngsters froni Los Angeles Mesa, ~as freed on $50,000 b~ and San Diego counties were after his lawyer . Gerald Utt1. housed in a .. sare house" at 414 argued that Gar-rett was a 14th St. in Huntington Beach. "reapec\able member ef his· Garrett or 1314 Palm Ave. community'' and had never been was a~ed at the ltth Street arrested ~rore._ address where he was engaged Garrett s bail was reduced in reconstruction of the building, from $300,000. Dwortn said. Los ~geJes poli~e ar~ested _Eight Qf...Yle _youngsters ~ Ganett in downtown 11untmgton testified before tbe Grand Jury Beach alte~ be and eight other told of what ·anegedly went on in men were indicted by the Los the safe house. Dworin added. • Angeles Co~ty Grand Jury on Charles James Hughes, 35, of 44 prostitution and pornography L a Puente. and-Henry Ed&ar charges. --. Johnson. 50. or Sacramento, a1Jo Garrett ts charg~d wt~ six pleaded innocent Wednesday felony counts including selling a to charges in connection with the female for imm.oral purposes. alleged'$ex rtng. I ,ag11na Crash A 71·year-old woman was killed Wednesd ay afternoon when the car she allegedly was driving in the wrong direction on the Laguna Freeway crashed beadon into an auto traveling in the opposite.direction- . A coroner's inves tigator identified the victim as Thelma E. Nicholson of Santa Ynez. According to en accident report. Mrs. Nicholson was driving her 1960 model two·se~t roadster ~stbound in Uie freeway's westbound lanes on the San Diego Freeway overpass when the accident occurred. ,..... Her lightweight auto collid~ headon wttb a 1978 sedan driven by Richard K. Wilcox. 63. of Rancho SanfilFe, the report said. Wilcox reportedly was taken lo Saddleb4ck Communit'v Hospital for treatment of injunes described as not serioua. Mrs. Nicholson died at the scene of the 4 p.m. accident, accordhlg to a coroner's report. ·summer Sale , Here is one example of The Many M.oney Saving Buys Offered. Beautiful 7 ft. LOO$e Pillow Back Sofa in a Wide Selection of Tapestry, Rrints, Velvets and Woven Patterns . I Custom fitted arm caps. Line~ flounces. SALE PRICED s595. 3 Ft. Lore Sea• •180 ~~·• I J i l , • .44 DAll.YPn.QT . ~ ,,., ; . ~ .;_: 4'••t ···~' ... ~;.~oa ting I • . . . ~ whla 1~ To•~~'·' M11rp•l•e Back Day for Blackie ON TBS WATSaPaONT: You think 1ou•vt sot troubl•? 1"*' ta ... a ~or two with Newport Beach'• aavant of th• ahlpyant1, lb• ha1'bor'1 boatfard tn· trepeneur, Aneot ."Blackie'• Gadarlan. He•a llvlQI proof thlftll CID a1W111 pl worn. Oadarian, when lut "vtatted hl11> wu 1w1tbtd from arma to l p ln Ac-e bandape. a ~ attributed to vulous uuint burtt that be suffered while pnparint hi1 prhe-wtnnfril entry ot Armtldan belly daneen for the Balboa SQ Club'• bit cbUJ bah.. , That wq aocnt weeb back. Blackie ~--to •uf • fer from a bwt hand. "It aeemm obvious what I bad to do," he 1rowlect to-daJ. "I needed to cooault a 1peelalllt." TB1JS IT WAS TllAT Gadartan boiated bis Injured meat.book lnto b1a bi& oraqe boatyard truck and carried It off to tbe la~band medical 1pedallst. You mllte \be mlstiketMil ol ukint him bow he made out wtth the pbyalclao. You aet a verbal exploelon (or your trouble. ' "SI.nee I bad lh1a burl band, the doctor did the loclcal thing," Gadartan grumped. "He toot X-rays of my pelvis and neck. "He never did find out what was wrong with me physically. But he was quiet in discovering what I was Patient R.eactmg A/tn Pre~ation of Hia Medical BiU wo~th monetarily. For two hours of his time, I got bit for 538 bucks." Blackie is clearly still in shock. He could buy a lot of Ace bandages for's38 bucks. ADDING EMBARRASSMENT to injury, Gadarian has also suffered an enormous backrll'e from his latest gov· ernmental spoof. Shortly after passage of the property tax limitation in· itiative known as Proposition 13, our Newport boatyard president and seit·appointed tax watchdoe announced he was forming a new private enterprise agency at hls waterfront digs. Grandly at that time. he announced, "I am forming a new outfit for the retraining of civil service j>e0ple who have been liven the boot by Proposition 13. "With enough help, some of tliem can return to regular work." ALAS, ONLY YESTERDAY, a harbor patrohuan who feared for the future or his job applied for Blackle's retraining pr6gram. The fellow actually listed ror Gadarian all of his qualifications. "It was awful," Blackie conceded. "I had to explain to him that I'd been kidding." Clearly, some days nothing goes right. CIA Killed Kennedy, Cuba Tribunal Sdys HAVANA <AP> -A Cuban government investigation bas con· eluded the CIA was responsible for the death of President Kennedy and tried to blame Cuba for it. No evidence was offered to prove etther 'point in testimony here Wednesday, but there were new disclosures about the trip Ltt Harvey Oswaid is alleged to have made to Mexico City on Sept. :n. 1963. Eusebio Azcue Lopez, the CUban consul ln Mexico City, said be spoke 9.'ith a man who Identified himself as Oswald buf that be •as not the same man who killed Kennedy seven weeks later. Azcue spoke before an international "tribunal " which bas been investigating "imperialist crimes.•• The tribunal b beina held during the 11th World Festival of Youth and students, which bas attracted young leftists from around the world. • NATION /WORLD Isr&e~ ·Responds to Bomh TIL AVIV. ltrael CAP> -A injured were seriously hurt. MESHULAM ANO others In rtlla ll"OUP that planted lbe ex· terrorllt ~b blut ~ed 49 th aid .... " ploslves . people uid killed Goe la • TeJ BLOOD-SOAKED T·lhlrta and e areas "'""3 eave first aid A 1polresman at the PLO-run Aviv market today, and wit.bin cblldrep'a clothlne were strewn to the wounded before •m· new1 qency WAFA said a de-h~ra IJrael radio reported that about the mue-Uke alleys ln the bulances arrived. tatted 1tatement will be lllUed laraell warplanes streaked into center of the market. and police He said he had nOtlced a black later. The PLO la made up (#f 1ix ntllbborinl Lebanon and bat· strun1 barbed wire around the bat under hls table befo~ the major aniupe of the Paleattalan tertd Pa[Htlntan 1uerrlll1 area and collected bits of explosion but badb't tbouaht 1uerrllla m0vement. camJ>• In mallatfon. shrapnel from the explosive de-about wbat lt mlcbt be. Tbe Paleatlne Liberation -vice. Policed~~ a number ot Oraanhatlon In Beirut. Vita Meahulam. the owner of . Arab IUl$ped;i from a sector or Lebanon, earlier claimed the stall where the blast M · tbemaratwberemanyPalestln· repsonalb6Ut.Y fOf th1a momiDI'• curred. said the area had been ia"'s t-"'"-ocl>upted Gaza Tel Aviv attack, In wbtch a crowded with s~ppers. Strlp ; ~th pfO(luce, and bomb ex.,loded under a stall "I was standine across the Israel radio said a crowd of an- 1ellln1 T·lhlrta and cblldren'a way. and suddenly I felt a blast gry Jews sbouted ... Gin them to clothes ln the open·atr Carmel • 00 my 1818• but 1 wasn't hurt." ua! Deatbtotbeenemy!" market. MeshuJam said. •'1 went l'1lDDiq larael radio said 2S of the over to see wbat I could do." Report 'B•rled' Ki-ng De~th Payoff Revealed by FBI NEW YORK <AP> - A Missouri businessman made a payoff to James Earl Ray followin& the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr .. accordlng to a 1974 report that wu received but never pursued by the FBI. the New York Times reported today. According to documents made public by the Times, an FBI control aeent's report, dated March 19, 1974, said the businessman was "the individual who made the Times said. payoff of James Earl Ray after Ray. who pleaded guilty to the the killing."• Kina slaying, la serving a 99- . The Times reported that the year sentence in Tennessee. document says the agent's in· Since bi.a gullty_plea. be bas said form alion came from an in· he did not kill Kini· former who had been told of the BYERS CONnRMEO to the alleged payoff by Russell G. Times on July 18 that he told the Byters.bila formder-al St. Louis H9uae Select Committee oo As· au omo eparts e er. sasslnatiom that he was offered THE DOCUMENTS, released SS0,000 by Kauffmann and a M~· ~~ Freedom of lnlonn.a-.-~urllawyer .to 81Tan&e. ~dvil.. _ tion Act. to-tba-Ximea .. clkl no( ngbts leader sKilllng. identify the businessman re· Tlle nraocumenta contain portmly named by Byers. the fU'Sl public disclosure that But government sources said Byers was told the money was Byers named John H . Kauff. paid by Ray, but Byers dld not mann. 8 former stockbroker tel~ the Times whether he who died in 1974, as the man who beheved Kaulfma!ln actual~y made the payoff to Rav the paid Ray after Kings death. . • The FBI says it never pursued Soviets Fine U.S. Reporters Over Stories Byers' story because the agent's report was not properly dis· seminated within the FBI and did not emerge as part of the as- sassination material until five years later. the nmes said. TQE f'Ol.ICE restrained the crowd and took the auapects aw a, for questioninl. In Beirut. a terse statement distributed by the PLO toot responsibility for the blast but did not name the specific suer· . maAEU 1NTEaroa Mlaiater Yoset Burs went to the scene of the bombll\I. .. rt'• anotber example ol bow. lnstHd ot worttna for coopera. lion and understandlna between the peoples, they are IOWing hate," be •aid. The last serious terrorist ex- plosion In lanel was at another open-air market, in the Mabane Yehuda quarter ln Jerusalem, on June 29. Two were killed and 47 wounded ln that attaek. which was the 20th of the year in Israel. MOSCOW <AP> -A Soviet court fined two American cor· respondents $73 each today for not publishing retractions of s tories they wrote and thr e atened "different measures" in five davs if the court's order on the retractions is not obeyed. URCUS 'DGER JUUl.s BOY, 8 GAETA, Italy <AP>-A tiger escaped from a circus cage and attacked an 8-year-old boy as hundreds of horrified spec. tators watched helplessly •1 llealtla E•ergenCfl Both ttie New York Times and the Baltimore Sun have said they will not retract their cor- respondents' reports about a Russian dissidenl. NE1111ER CRAIG R. Whitney of the Times nor Harold D. . Piper of the Sun was present at the hearing. WhUney wu having lunch In Mol'tc01t and Piper was vacationing ln the United states. They also failed to appear at the July 18 session that ruled their articles bad slandered So- viet television. The court issued summonses for the reporters Wednesday when the previous deadline passed for retractions of their stories quoting relatives and friends of Georgian ·dlasiclent Zvlad Gamsakburdia that his televised confession was fabricated. The dissident testified at the July 18 bearing that his confesslOQ was genuine. The animal was shot to death after lt escaped Wednesday. but the youth was reported seriously hurt. R 1E I FURNITURE Pregnant women and families with small children have been. urged to leave a 16-acre a~ea near the ~ve Canal at Niagara Falls. N. Y .• because of chemical contamina· t~on leaking from an old dumping ground. The evacua- tion was ordered Wednesday when studies revealed that miscarriages in the area . are about SO percent more common than the national average. RB ORIGINAL DESIGN AVE-PIECE DINETTE SET IN WROUGHT IRON AND GLASS wnH A SUNSHINE FEB.JNG. Heavy Rains Move W ~ I Atlanlic COtUt, Other Regiona ~red r~,,.,.·••r~• €dlo....._ B•lllmor• Bl"" Ingham BolM llotton BtvwMvlll9 811ffal0 om ... Clncl-1 Qnelai>d Del .. t.WUI 09mrff ~,... HeMN HO!lolul• .._,,.,. K4111'1 City LMV996 Uttl91110dl LMMgetea L.outs•llle MMfttllll• MIMl'll MllWeVllM ~St.~ NMllYll .. .... on-....... Ofll Otlle. 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Miss Hearst complains or the raUw-e of her former attorneys tA> seek to have the trial moved away rrom San Francisco due to prejudicial pre- trial publicity. She -1ao says she tool( the witness stand aaainst her wishes. There waa no immediate comment froin Balley, but J<>Jlnaon aaid, .. The trial was conducted ln an extremely professional manner." Kidnapped by terrorists tn February 1974, Miss Hearst was con· ' v1cLed and sentenced In September 1976 for Joinlna her captors in a San Ftan· &isco bank robbery 10 weeks a.ftel" her abduction. SHE WAS llELEASED on bail two months later pending appeal, but then sent back to Jail five months later after the U.S. Supreme Court refused to review her case. . ACCOMPANYING THE motion was a declaration signed by Miss Hearst July 30 which contends. in part. that Bailey's Jud1ment seemed "impaired" and that during her trial "it was peeessary for him to Ingest what 1 consider 'hangover medicine.• '' NBC Wins Round v .. b lai•g S1tede• Miss Hearst also said that during closing arguments in her marathon trial. !Jalley "spilled a glass of water down his leg.. and shook "so violentl~ that he had to grip the lectern and put his hands in bis pockets." SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -Jury selec· tlon contlnued today while attorneys pondered how they would 10 about prov· mg that a scene rrom a television movie "Incited .. a sexual attack on a &-year· old girl. John Bornman'. condor naturalist for the National Audubon Socie· ty. shows a . picture of the endangered California condor in .Sacramento. He said ttiere are not more than 40 of the birds left and called for a captivity breeding program. IN RESPONSE to an inquiry by Martinez. juror Mary Nieman said she also was "disturbed at the closing argu. ment given by Mr. Bailey ... the argu. ment was short and like a peashooter compared to Mr. Jim Browning's. which was analytical and llke a cannon in its effect." Judge Robert Dossee on Wedneaday granted a defense motion by NBC to re- quire that attorneys seeking an SU million award from the network prove the asaaulton Olivia Niemi resulted from the film• 'Born Innocent.·· DOSSEE SAID attorneys ar1utng the girl's cue would have to prove the rum ·Boy, 12~ 'Returned to Family ( STATE ' ) SAN BERNARDINO <AP) -A 12· year-old boy, who was taken away from his parents after his sister died while being driven 800 miles to a faith healer, was returned to bJs family Wednesday, li'"San Bftnardlnli'County offlcfil Wik ----and ,fleared tbe way tor a sta~ on "W~ could not find sufficient evidence ·Hollywood's Walle of Fame for concert of abuse to wit.hbold the child." said slnser Paul Robeson. Deputy County Counsel Richard W The chamber bad come under fire Strong. . h'om several croups and individuals, in· "We rejoiced and got down on our eluding Loa Angeles Mayor Tom knees to thank the Lord," said the Bradley. following a previous announce· father, Otto Dockter. " ment that the late entertainer lacked the professional. achievements required to qu8lify him for ,1 star on Hollywood Boulevard. Sea Umu ••lttted SANTA BARBARA <AP> -MQr~ fl:iJln 40-Cililornia sea lionSthatdted ln the last two week's-after washing ashore along the codst in Ventura County ap· , parently were victims or a viral lnfec. lion. "It's an infection that evidently is fairly common ln some animals." said Howard Martin of the state Game and Fish Department. who added that the virus has not been isolated. • r.,_r Fl,... Razefl LOS ANGELES <AP) -A tire destroyed a paper manolacturing firm early today causing an estimated $1 million dama-g-e, a city fire department spokesman said. No injuries were 're· ported. Reporter ~ppeals • The spokesman. Jim Jeffery, said 18 -fire companies brought the fire at T.V. Allen Co. qnder control within two houn. The lnJUaJ alarm was received at 11 :26 p.m. Wednesday. N•"fl l et• Co lBde SAN DIEGO <AP> -A Navy spokeswoman says two jets based at Miramar Naval Air Station collided in the air while on a routine training mis· sion about 80 miles southwest of San Diego. No one was hurt. One, an F·l4 Tomcat jet, made a safe emergenc;sr landing wlth a damaged right wing at North Island Naval Air Station after the incident Wednesday af ternoon. said Ensign Kathy Woodcock. Rallino• Get• S tar H15 LL Y W 0 0 D ( A P ) -The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce re· versed Wednesday an earlier decision Blackouts Predicted For 1990s SACRAMENTO tAP> -A labor·industry coalltion, brushing off asaurances by the state Energy Commission ~bat rm an, is wamln1 that sMrtag~ caused by delays ln building new power ..plants could cause ex\enstve blackouts ln th~ 1990s. Fighta Sacmmemo Subpoena SACRAMENTO <AP) -A former Sacrammt.o \Jnioo reporter bas filed an appeal ol bis contempt citation and Jail sentence for refusing to -give a judge bis notes and tapes in a murder case. John Hammarley's case is the latest in a series of conf rontatlons between re· potters and judges over confidentiality of sources and materlal. His appeal was filed Wednesdaf. JIYaON l'.t'BBER. a New York TLmes reporter, is facing a jail sentence • in New Jersey for refusing to surrender bis notes in another murder case. Hammarley, who then worked for the Sacramento Union, interviewed Edward Gonzales, a witness ln the February 1977 slaying of Ellen Della. She report.edl)t was on her way to a meeting with state ofriclals about abWJe in drug programs. · Mrs. Della's body was found lying in a field near the Sacramento airport. Hammarley quoted Gonzales as saying he was the driver of the car ln which she was killed. Four men, including Mrs. Delia's husband. are charged in the killina. Law enforcement authorities say they believe the Mexican Mafia prison gang -was involved. Arter Hammarl,y's story was printed in New West magazine, the Sacramento County public defender's office. representing the defendants. sub· poenaed his tapes and notes from the in· terview. WHEN THE REPORTER refused. Superior Court Judge Jobn Boskovttch cited him for contempt July 11 and ordered him to jail for an unspeclried tlme. but gave him 30 days to appeal. Boskovltch said at an earlier hearing that freedom of the press had to give way to the right to a fair trial. . . 8ne quality end-on-end dress shirts at early fa11 savings "incited" the aueck on the girl. Plain· tiff's attorney Marvin Lewis had argued that the matter should be tried as a negligence case. The judge repeatedly declined to ex- .pfain hluiillne to Lewis. who said in an mterview later. "My strategy right now is to somewhere along the line take tbe judge at his word that he's going to let me know what he means by incitement. "And I don't even know whetb'er negligence ls supposed to play any part in the action. I don't know where I am. I am as confused as any of the lay peer pie," Lewis sald. ··our electrical needs are not being met," !r\icbael Peevey, a foriner stat. AFlrClO reseatcb cUrettor 1'1\o beads tbt California Collndl ror EDvtronrntn· tal and Economic Balance, 1aid Wednea·, Men who know quality shirts will appreciate this luxury shirt of 80% polyester and 20% cotton. Tailored to our exacting standards by one of our best makers. Soft tones of blue. camel, green. red. Regular!?-18.00. Pre·S.aaon price Early fall savings on Silverwoods pure wool vested suits day. 10.90 Neckwear. from a collection of Imported Rhpdla prints. Reg· ularly 9.00, Pre-Season price 6.90. J\Jst-arr1ved vested suits in 1po% WOOi; first chQice with career-minded men. Professk>nal stripes and subtle plaids. with flap packets and center vent. tailo<ed over new trimmer hnes. Aegt.11ar1y 235 00. Pr.Season price 199.90 Pre-Season savings on WOOi blend suits, too. Regt.1larly 185 00. Now 159.80. I un May Set on late Agencies Jt 'aa (a rly w ll tabllahed fact of 1ovemment that nc • boanta and commlulons. once establlahed. \ii'id to ao on lnlO eternity' often lona alter their orl1lnul .,pose has beenaerved. That's why 28 stat thus far have followed the exam· ot Colorado In lnatltutiq various f orm1 of so-called unset" lqialaUon to provide for periodic evaluaUon - ad lf neceaary extlncUon -ol 1overnment pro1ram1 d apnc~ . · A bill now before the California Le1lslature <AB 3145 > would oboU h nln ob olete state comml11lon1 and automaUcalt.Y terminnt~ state boards according to a IP clfic ·cheduJe' uni they ore re-established by an act 111 the LeaislatUtt. The· 1)01 would ~u!re the boards listed under the •· unset" provision to submit statements of their purpo e. ganizaUon and perf ormlll\ce. After public hearin•s. the Legislature would de· · rmine whether the boards hould be terminated, kept in ftistence, reoraanized or eonsolldated with other boards. 1'> a1towampte tfmeTor ev ua on, o slxli>arCIS would reviewed each year. befin,ning in 1979. Those targeted under the .. sunset" provision. all un· der the Department of Consumet Affairs, include all the professional and vocational examining boards, along with Ille state Board of Fabric Care, the Cemetery Board, the Jtate AthJetlc Commission and the Bureau of Furniture and Bedding Inspections. · \ Doubtless many play a useful role in consumer pro· t~ction. But it's probably equally true that a careful ex- amination of their methods and practices would do no arm. · As for the obsolete commissions consigned to oblivion 1>y AB 3145. the Colorad6' River Toll Bridge Authority is fairly typical. There is no Colorado River toll bridge. • udget in limbo The Orange County Board of Supe~~-<le~~ tbi ----!week to put off 1978-79 county budget-Jiearings until Sep· "tember. ----- That means the county will be more tban two months ~into the current fiscal year before a budget is adopted. BW. with some inc<ime questions still unanswered, in· eluding the amount of property tax revenue that will be available, supewisors probably were wise to delay these hearings. Also. because of curtailed spending and constraints already invoked by county administrators. there's no real danger of eventual s pending limits or spending rates be· • ing exceeded before a final budget is adopted. ' Nonetheless. it is not the best possible situation to have what will be far-reaching financial policy decisions put off until so deep in the fiscal year. However, these are nothing if not perilous times for those making gov~rnmentspending decisions. ' Good News, Bad News News of more flexible rate schedules for air travel within the state will be welcome for those whose schedules also are flexible. but perhaps not so warmly greeted by those tied to a regular work day. The state Pttblic Utilities Commission has authorized intrastate airlines to institute two-tiered rate systems. based on time of travel. New fares to be put into effect next month on Air California flights out of Orange County Airport will find rurrent rates increasing about 10 percent dur:ing peak travel hours, but decreasing 10 percent during off.peak hours. The lower off-peak fares will ~ply to flights between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. and art.er 8 p.m. Fligllts at an other hours will be subject to the higher peak-hour fares. Travelers to the San Francisco area. for example. will pay $.14 for a one-way ticket during-peak hours. com- pared with the present S31.05 fare. but only $27 for off- peak flights. _ Similar fare variations will be in effect on Air Cal flights to Lake Tahoe, Sacramento, San Diego. Palm Springs and Monterey. The airline expects the new rate schedule will in· crease totaLrevenue by about 7-percent. As national and international airlines have dis. coverecf. many travelers are willing and able to adjust their departure times in order to tak~ advantage of a sub· stantial f ar.e reduction. And the welcome result has been a similarly substantial reduction in the numbers of empty seats on odd-hour fights. • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment la Invited. Address The Dally Piiot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 642""321. Boyd/Roman Names Byl1M.BOYD The women of old Rome did not have Individual names of tbelr own, but rather masculine names made feminine b)t changed endln . Julia, the feminine of Ju . And Claudia of Ju1t wanted to let all our nellbbon bo• OUf ''For Sale, Open llouae" 1tin will be out aaalD ~ IO tbola who tblnt tbeJ may bav• lll.llMd IOID...._ can 1troll Uarou1i ... la. Claudius. And Cornelia of Cornelius. It could be coun· tered that the men carried feminine names simply made maseullne by different endings. But that's not the way It was. Certain maacuUne names without I eminlne versions of same did indeed exist But not femtnlne names without muculine counterparts. Thl1 country's 10 moat selective colleges are Am· herst, Harvard-Radcliffe, Bowdoin, WUllams, PrlDCet.oa, Dartmouth, Stan· ford, Yale, Middlebury and Wealeyan in Connecticut. About 9,000 openina.a for new student.a will turn .;c:'. these .I teboclla tldl ,..... 'll be ' aboul'10,000aJIP¥nnta. WA~GTON -Tba convic- tion of two American new•m'n for "elpder and def 1m1tlon" must be one of the 1upreme lronrea of our time. Seldom hu the •hoe belonaed so em· phatlcall~on the other foot: it's Sovl•t ournallsta who are 1peclaU1 in alander. An lntelllcence st\acty declares tateaorlcally that many Soviet correapon· d~mta "double •• lnt•l · 111ence operatives·' and "in · fluence local pre11 COV · era1e of ln· ternatlonal de-velop - m ents." Their whole discipline is to spread mlsiolormation about the United States. Yet the Kremlin bas bad the incredible gall to accuse Craig Whitney of The New York 'nn>es and Harold Piper .of the Baltimore Sun of slander(ng the committee that controls the So· vi et media. This is the same com· mlltee that pours out daily venom against the United States. SOVIET newscasts portray the United States as an "lm· perialist" and "racist" nation, which is ever plotting against socialist governments and threatening world peace. Yet the real imperialists today are the Soviets, who support Cuban mercenalies. ba:'Mrte.a .and ~m­ m unlit subversives-.cound the world. The Kremlin bas introduced the age of "double-speak" and "double-think" forecas~-by &be late George Orwell. Such words as freedom, democracy. peace and justice have been debased in tbe communist langupge millt. Tbus communist dictatorships pose as "people's democracies" and brand true democracies as dictatorships. The study. prepared by the Central Intelligence Agency for the House Permanent Select Committee on lnlelllgence. ll· luatrates how the Soviets distort the news. ' FORMER ITALJAN Prime Minister Aldo Moro, for exam· ple, was recently kidnapped and kllled by terrorists. But Moscow blatantly broadcast that. "to call a spade a spade." the mastermind behind tbe kldnap-Plnf "ls called the Central In· tel igence Aaency and the forei. gn power it belongs to is the United States." Declares the study: "The So- viets have attempted. by repeat· ed efforts in a variety of media. to.-utabltsh-in the European mind that the kJdnapplng of Aldo Moro was the work of Western intelligence services or. s\)ecifically. the CIA." Robert N. Weed/Pubtllher ThOmH Kwvll/EcNtof' S.rblt'• K,.lbfc"1ed1t0r111 P• edHor Indeed. the Soviets Dot only distort the news; they forge it. The study cites thl.S example: "A forged U.S. lnfbrmation Service preu releue. contain· lng a apurioua speech b~ Prest· dent Carter. Implied that the u .s. wu exel'tiaa heavy pres· sure on the Greek aovemment with r~ to Gre«f s rela· Uonehip with NATO." This pho11y press relea.ae •·was mailed .to various Greek newspapers \n September of 1977." <The U.S. InformatJon Service is _now part of the In· ternational Communications Agency.> THE SOVIET KGB: according to the study. specializes In fore · lng omcraru:s:aocumentstlla contain "demeaning references to friendly eovemments. The Arab world. and Egypt an - particular. appear to have been prime taraets of recent KGB foraery.•· The Sovlet propa1anda •P· paratus. the study states. is "second to none." It operates an "~xtensive sbort•ave radio system," broadcasting ln 84 languages: ''two news aseocies: the pro-Soviet communist parties ~ internaUonal com· munist tronts: bila(efial friendship socleties . . . and a large C«PS or foreian corresJ>OQ.- dents, many ol them Sovlet in· telllaence officers... . TBE DEM.UN bas invested neavi.b' tn tbil worldwide prop-aga nda output ... Our rough estlmat~. '' speculate tbe CIA analysts, '5 that .. two billion dattanper year mlltlt be'1>11~ cooservatlve aide." Tbe propaganda machine is closely controlled by the Kremlin. "The Politburo ap· provea the major themes of the Soviet propaganda campaigns - and the means which will be used to disseminate them. For ex.ample. KGB foraeries and other anajo.r covert actions re- q u l re Politburo concutJrence. Mlkball Su~lov, a party secretary and senior member of the Politburo ln point of service. holds the propaganda 'portfolio· wit.bin thePolitblJ!O." THE KGB propagabda effort is abetted by Cuban and Euro· pean Intelligence services. Clan· destine radio transmitters are located in "certain <Soviet I bloc countries. 'lbe Cubans. for ex-ampte.,)>ro~ reauierly to -t;attn-~c:a tn Spalll~sb...-..a-na----· lndt-.ln dlalecU." Bur pertm-ps-the CIA"s ar~ startUne condusioo is that the undermining of Amecica is-.also supported by Americans. Concludes the intelligence re- "l>Ort: "II .. ,the main objective of Soviet propaganda is to weaken the United 'States and her allles. operations to further this end are undoubtedly taking place on our home soil:·· Nicholas von Hoffman No .Room at the Top in F~rd Motor Co. Does the Ford Motor Company need another Edse)? The speculation in the business press is that Henry Ford II fired Lee Iacocca as president of the number two automobile maker in order to keep the path open for his 29-year-old son Edsel to work his way up to the top. Mr. Ford himself won his pro- motion to the plEcle of power at age 28 by • <lint of his --- mo"' my threatening ·her father-in· ~ • I aw. Henry .. ;_. Ford. with sellinf her block o stock in the Samily company to outsiders. Whether or not Henry Ford is able to run a gigantic enterprise is a matter of conjecture, but he did have the executive ability in lacocca's case not to stand in talent's way. TBESE PAST few y~ars while Mr. Ford WU winDln8 blmself the reputation of being a superannuated playboy. lacocca was performlng brillianUy for the s~kholders. An eogineer and merchandiser of the first rank. be kept the mooey rolling in to Dearborn, Micb. There have been a number or unautbentlcated 19Ceftnts about what Mr~ Ford la .auPPQled. to have sald to Mr. Jacocca when world because his bodyservaots he canned him. One story bas it don't keep the silver spoon in his that Iacocca. the man who made mouth polished. Thus the firing Ford millions by thinking up the of lacocca has the look of an act Mustang car. was told he had to of spite, by a petulantly selfash go because he bad the wrong rich kid. All the stories about the "chemistry." Another is that be affair agree that the outside kicked bis president out with the directors on Ford's bOard. that simple statement, "I just don't is those who aren't on Henry the like you." nol-so·magnificent's payroll. So fa r th e p r i n c i p a l s begged him not to do it; the head themselves haven't given their of Ford's. dealer organizaUon version of what was said and tried-Wsave lacocca so tfiat UD· m a y be they n e v e r w l 11 . less Ford cares to explain what Whatever whoever said to he did. the world is entitled to wbomaves:. the~Uc at large _ think ~is dynastic idiosyncrasies has been left with the im· have been served at the expense pression that at the Ford Motor of a huge corporation in which Company the reward for doing the entire society bas a secon· an outstanding job lsigettlng the dary interest. · gate if the rich. 60-year·old adolescent who inherited the largest chunk of the stock gets up in a bitchy mood some Tues· daymomina. FROM HENRY Ford l such cooduet woUld bave been aDIJ'i· fylng but ultimately forgivable. Not only was the old man an in· dustrial 1elllus and an idealist in his sometimes kooky way. but the Ford Motor Company was bis company in the most real way. He made it. h• built it with hls lntelliJtence, character and vision. It was bis, truly.his, to do . with as he pleased. The grandson is a different case. Remy ti's often grouchy publlc utterances ba~e left the impression he is mad at tbe SO MUCH also for merit employment. II a guy like lacoc· ca's job isn't safe. is yours? Ap- parenUy performance. proven ability and a record of producing profits isn't a protection. Maybe Mr. Tacocca's mistake was that be dldn'tjoin the union. The episode ought to remind us of how powerless we are. U they don't like your looks. how much 10U weigh, your clothes, er your habit of chewing gum. ·they can pink-slip you. None ol us have value 8S individuals to those we work for. They may need WI in the aggregate, but any one single individual is ef· rorttessly dispensable. Who hu leverage, w~o bas bargainine power. if a Lee lacocca doesn't? The bureaucratization of work has ~ the need for the out· standing pel'SOn. The creative genius. the bold spirit is a pain m the fanny to the large or- ganization. which wants pre- dictability in the form of reliable and obedient mediocrity. But it bad been presumed the higher you went in these industrial hierarchies. tbe more individual brilliance and special confidence still..(ounted. . IACOCCA went to work for Ford at are 22 back in W46. Top management talks incessantly about the loyalty owed it, but ap· parently 32 years of service doesn't create a reciprocat claim. Again, what is so disturb- ing is that this wasn't a case of a company being asked to carry a loser. a deadbeat. laCQCCa was the winner. The same thine may eo on i.n other corporations but they are less obtrusively visible; we can also bope th t companies not nm by the laW\t :Of inheritance and primogenitUre make executive personnel decisions on some other basts .. But for decades now Henry Ford bas made himself a bighly visible spoiesman for big busi· ness lecturing all of us who must work for a livfng on bow £be world should be run. So Mr. Spokesman, speak! ......, Too Bad Miclielangelo Was a Poor Executive wl\b the kind ol drive that bril\S! men to tbe top in almost any calllne. The vtce lS often the ob· verse sldeotthevirtue. paintings. and nearly two·thlrds of his sculptures, were never completed. Of bis larger works, such a.s the tomb of Pope Julius U. the Medici Chapel, the Capltollne Square. and St. Peter's, not a single project was finished in the way le bad in· tended. "IUchelaneelo ... explains Prof. Alexander Perrl1. the art blstorian, ·'felt a COlllpelling need to execute all tbe mmuaJ work personally, and be eould only brtna ihimself to defeaate worle to ualataDt.a in tM mo&t extreme emeraeney • . . bis behavior robbed every asshst.al\l of the opportUIUCJ to bieome in· ttmate wi\h the llasttt'• proJ· ecll through active partklpa· tton . . • burdened •ltla the permaneftl atalut ot an ~· tlce." fT•Jn• wwre not 1ublt1nU1lly different "from wbat would bu·• t>een e1tpected without f~~--ln a btunauai pro. Not 8-Ul'Prltinily, oftlclala ol the omce of Eaueatlon, which commlAloafd tbe U mllUon study. an now •ttacktns Ill metbodo&ao. ebaratn1, amoq other thlnp. t.bat mOlt ot UM 1urvey wu conducted t.bree to four yell'I qo and tbat the pro-ar1m baa 1lnce Improved. Offtce of Education oft'lclala also state that the comparilon croups In t.be survey were not composed of students who could appropriate- ly be compared with students in the btl.lnpal prolJ'ams. DESPITE those attacks on the report, OE and Conareaa are mov.lq to tilhteft IUldellnes for THE NATIONAL prOfrlm, the federally funded procram. created by Conaress in 1868, bas Among the prime objectives of beeft controvenial almost s.iQce thos~ revisions is to insure that the belinniq. Foremost arnonc students who are "English domi· the vatlous cbar1es leveled nant" do not remain in blllnl\&al against tt ls the criticism that education. One of the findlngs of rather than helping students the new study is that or the stu· achieve competence ln En1llsh. dents enrolled in bilingual pro- bilingual education is, ln fact, a grams now. less than one third maintenance program fostering really need them. indefinite dependence on Wblle we welcome those re· Spanish '1t OM or-ure sevehl forms-, and while we believe that other languages in which bl· blllnsual proarams may be lingual propama are otfeted uaefol as lbort·term efforts to across~ eountly. help .a.udentl who speak little Last week, a major study Eo1ll1b In Caininr some com· commissioned by tbe U.S. Of. petence and confidence· tn the fice of F.ducatlon COE> and con· idiom, we believe that the latest ducted by the American findings -though they may be Institutes for Research in Palo flawed -should foster a more Alt.o concluded -that man1 of thorough re-examination of bil· those critlct!ms apj)ear to be --'1rrguat Pl'Oll'amS-. justified. Among the conclusions • ~f tbe st\fdy; wbU!h involved THE OBJECl'IVE of such pro· some 11 ,500 students in 150 grams should be to encourage schools: siudents into-the Ame-ricarr -STUDENTS in federally funded bilingual education pro- grams were doing worse in English than similar students from similar backgrounds not enroU ,... in such proirams. -i · tticipation in biUnaual programs ''dif" t bring about a more JX>Sitive attituda toward school and school-related ac· tivities." -Achievement gains in English reading and matbemat.lcs computation among students in bilingual pro- Charles McCabe mainstream as rapidly as possl· ble. In many instances, that may require ap environment in which the student bas no choice other than English. This ls not to denigrate the heritage and language of various ethnic groups or the pluralism to which. they con· tribute, but only to say that in· definite mainten~ of students in Spanish or any other foreiln language will be a divisive dis· service not only to the larger society but, more particularly, to the students themselves. The Press Takes a Beating from. Courts The press as an institution is taking a frightful hidina these days. The hlding is being given by our court system and Us Judges, thou cass~ked lawyers who are said to guard our liberties. <Vide, tJ\e New Vork Times reporter jailed in New Jersey this week for refusing to turn over his notes in a celebrated murder case.> The press, instead of Richard Nix· on, is being blamed for the downfall of a president, and is struggling un· der the 8llegaUon that it ts too rat with ))O'Wer for its own good. The First Amendment. which parantees free dom of the press in language as plain as it ts implacable, ta be· ing maddied by the courts. Judge Boskovlcb was making law with the IJMQestY, of a Solo1Uon and tbe frivolity of a· crusading de- fense attorney when be made that statement. The questions of the rel· atlve Importance of the various amendments of tbe Constitutlon cited ~e matters of Jmmense importance, . and will not be settled until the land's highest court bas spoken un· mlstakably. To bring up the conflict at all at this time seems not only arbitrary but trendy. in view of the anti-press court climate or the time. It ls the Boskovich view that California's .. shield law," Section 1070 'Of the Evidence Code, ts merely a statute and as such doea .. not abrogate paramO\lllt conaUtuUonal' rights." The judgt said lie wants to review Hammerley's tapes, not.ea and transcripts in chambers "for a de· termination of their relevance and necessity to the defense." Lesa charitably, his action might be called a fishing erpeditlon. . ~ HAMMAllLEY. who is now work· Ing for the Herald Examiner ln Loe Angeles, could quite properlY have destroyed bis notes, or have claimed be threw them away. He llkewlle could have passed the responsibility for ~omplla:nce10 the ~urt·s order to the Sacramento Unlon. lnltead be de· cided tt was bls responalblllty to ··· maintain the integrity of the infonna· tlon he received from wltne11 Edward C. Gomalea. U the Sacramento judge should prevail, it would be virtually lm· possible ror a new1paper to conduct a eearcbla1 lnvestlaatlon into aQJthiq. I go alOftl with the Loi Alaltl• Times, wblcb 11ld in an editorial; "The 8acrQ]tmo Judie said that la a conruct between the conatitudonal nahu co due proceea end a f m trial and the '1nt Amendment, the 1Uter mutt yleld. Rather, lt. la tbla 1>ernldoUI equation that must 1tve WQ. Once pl'ClleCutorl ud.,... att.orneya are free to rumma1e ihrouab the conftdentlal rues of a new1paper, those fllea will aoon beempty.'' I .....---~--~-----------~ ........ Oe.ar We Our I S" pee ia I • • CONTEMPORARY CLOTHING Puhlon Island Newport Beach C vs t o{"\.e..rs for Guye and Gala •I n1~; d_ [ y. a?~o!l c.h; n.'.:J e.1<c1ti"g . I-ALL se<ls-Ons e.-i~t": h~\le. i.-ave\e.~ all th~ ~ r-eci-\- t~S H\ON -Po-~ T~ o-\ l.\)('o~-e, CaV\tl~G. QV\d 'ies 01:1r OW..t\. u",te.d. Stci1es io b\""0\V\j 'fO\J" ~,\,ct~,,, of \a.s""0 \0V\ \o'I"" tt..i;~ F°ALL <M.d \.\o\;d(\~ se.<tsoV\ se~oV\J to . V"\OV\.€., "Ge.c.q_.:>se.. o\ rf\C<.Y\'/ e.ClT-1'/ d~l;"~r~e.s, we. .. ;,\l be to~ce.J To "1a.ve. ooc-SAL~ '"' the. Wo~e'\S S"'o\' · e.a...-Ler--\~ ,·s Sv M .N\.t. R H,QY\ '~ '(eClt-'j ~sf. OU~ SUJY\JV\l. 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There is also a 6-month, $10,000 Money Market Certificate which pays Y• % more than the U.S. Treasury or any commercial bank.• Why not transfer your savings to the Newport office of Los Angeles Federal Savings today- and "keep the change'' yourself! Savings insttted to $40,000 LOS ANGELES FEDE Mb SAVINGS NEWPORT EACH 320t Newport Blvict •• .-croe• from City Hall • ITM500 OPP llCNl. ..... nurt. IA ... Ml Prt. tAINfltl-..,-~""'."' •~•maturely wftf'ldrawn Certificate Accounts • tam Interest at the P.ettbook rate for the term of investment. less 90 daya. '• I f .., - ' MOSCOW <AP) -l•ll• Plater. an Amerlun IDlDtr who .... up bia homeland la m1 ud '-eame a so. Viet eltsMe. CommU9l8t snembtr and prop.. .. uda hero. hu died at •1• as. ·1·asa 11td Wedslelda.y. ---WATEATOWN. Mau. CAP>-WKtln .. U, Auatrlan vlollnlat ad artlat·ln·raldence at Bolton •a New Zli1land Conaervatory of llusJe. died Tuesday. -WASHJNGTO CAP ) U .s. Dtst:rtet Judie .leHp' C. WadQ. 87, who was appointed to the benc:h 11 years aao bf Presldent Johnson. tlle.d esday~ hid bes away from his courtroom alnce mid· May because of illlless. but bad continued to wort on cues from his home. SAN DIEGO <AP> Uo7d E. Gralfl.D. a re- tired presiding judge of the Fourth District Court of Appeal who served as a justice from 1933to1965, died SUnday at a hospital. Deacla Noclees •1nat•L UYMOHD c.J. IUTSCHEL. m l· deel ol eor-1191 Mllr, C.. P.uMd ... Y on ~ 2, t'11. S<lrvl~ by • Sllttr Adeline croft of WHhlngton, o.c., ~ Jf//11 Md n!Kt..M.trve _wo111cnl ot ~~1r1 c1 Stntkes •M w ~'*' on MW•· clay, A"llllll 5, tf1t et HAM It P.c:lflc '11'-CJwooaL ~ _1.l_f't<lffc View Memorl1I Ptrll. In 11•11 ol flewen ,..,..., WlilKtS rnemori1I C- trlb11tlons to tile M1sonlc Home, OKoto, ca. Pldfk View MortlllrY NewPort 8Ndl, C.. ctlrec10rs . ... 0.ll'fl GRACI! Mc:GIUl'F, resident ol Cirm• MeW ~ II yurs. formerly ol 1-•· P1ued _.yon Jiiiy 31, 1'71 •t IN tOe ol It.. SN IS survlwct by llv" clll~en, Mn. MlnM Mlle McGrlff of ~ fllleY, Col. Mn. Mllry Byrd of RedOftdO lleKll, ca.. Ind son Mr. Htr•Y McO.-ltl ol OK Moines, 1-·· Services win De .. Id on Frldly 11 I :30 P.M. 11 tM Fl"" UnltH·MetllOcflst Qwrcll of Costa MHI, C.. F1mlly 1119• gests donttlons to tlle Amerlc•n c.nu r F llnd. IC NIGHTS GEORGI! KENNETH KNIGHTS, reslctenl of Ht.Mtllngton Bt1d1, C•. PISWCI -y on At.lgllst t, tf7I II Ille ... Of u. ....__ l'llJlbllnd Of SOMn KlllQhts, !owing -ol ,,_ Hutclllnt, f1tller to Olvld ICnlgllts, Gregory Knights. ,... ICl!tgMs, JJtlN OIMft, Rllttl Allll ~ 0-W. KftiOMs, • Jr. T ... Mlcll9tlllll "-"' (ertticMI KnltM'sl, ~ ef Ptlytls Ollr. Mr. 1<11igflts -1 s0ool 1ffcller tor the M<N•llY Sd-9 111 0Dsq Mnl, ca. fol' 10 ,, .. ,. .... t..,gllt drl,,.... lldUclllOll. l>OllUllll 111d mlllk. He WIS llSO tlle PrfSldent of the Soillllern C..(lloml1 TrfurnPll a~. 1•11ntr11 .,,,,," Will De lltld Oii f'fldlr, ~ 4, mt. et 4:00 P.M. It tM Smitlt Tlllhlll Leftlb Wftkllff °""91. m e. 11111 st., c:on. Mell, ca. Rev. OONlct Slur9Mfl Of· tlcl•tl1111. Frlellds Wllo wlsll to NY their respects INIY Clll et 'ttle Smltll Tutlllll LemO Westcllff Cl\llpet Oii TllurM11y, AllOWI 3, tm '"°'" t:°' P.M. to t :OO ~ elld Frtdty f~ •:OD A.M. to 4:08 P.M. 5"11111 T4'1Mll L•mb Mortmrydlrec!On......_ ll'UMIA DOROTHY COAIETT FLOttA, •911· dent of H-1 .. IOI. ca. PISMd •w•yonAug11St2, 1'711tHN11l40SPlt.I. Svrvl'ted by lier ~ Sim Fiore. 2 MHIS A. Ntll Flori or"°Soutll PISICle111, C1.1nd Sim Flore, Jr. ol St. Ulllts, Mis. sourl, 1110 4 er~lclren, lier mother M-.. HUQll C. JelCMrne of .Sell lelcll, C.., two twoUwrs Wllllem .O JKt!, No serri~es. ContrilllltlOM to111eAJ'.MfkM ~.-lnller-wlllbe1P­precl1t.o. 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THE MAIN ll08PITAL NVDU. 831-'soo. wlll remain tbe aame, but the medical center number, 13'1·2121, wW be dLscontloued because each department and doctor's office ln the center w.U be ustioed new numbers, spokeswoman Mary Weldy aaid. Other new numbers include: -Admlaslons. 770.3533 -Busl.Dess office, 7'10.3619 -AdmlttlQI, 7'70·3661 • FOa ONE MON.TB, ALL 837·2121 calls will be diverted to a "call director" for <>btalnlng new numbers, PBX supervisor Jane MacAdam said. According to Mrs. MacAdam, the system wW allow operators to p.roceas more calla on an over· loaded switchboard. u-. ...... --·-···· University of Min· nesota economics professor Walter J. Heller. chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers during the Kennedy and Johnson ad· ministrations. is re, cuperating at home after surgery lor cancer of the pro· state gland. Doctors say be is expected to recover fully. • I LONG BEACH CAP) -The Price sisters were born lb triplicate 22 years ago. Toctay they're aUll doing t.bin1a in triplicate, inclUdi.nl typed report.a for the state of Callfonlla. Ellen, Eileen and Ela.loe. born mo- ments apan in liSf, are truly in· separable -not only do they &bare an apartment, but also all three work· to1ether in similar secretarial capacities for the state Department of Flab and Game. ••wE•VE AJ.WAYS BEEN together, we're used to each other." Ellen said. • • Actoally the slaters were apart one time when Eileen went off to camp for two weeks. "It was weird to be normal for a wblle," Eileen reflected. The women are all ain&Je. blonde and about s feet 2. Teac6ers bad a touab time keeping them separated in school. Co-workers in tbe Long Beach office of Fish and Ga.me have t.be same problem. •'I just call them one of the E's -I have qoouble keepjq track of t.bem." one deputJ warden aald. While t.be ailten enjoy tbe con· fusion they caUH. tbey make a point of not atn:salnl almUarttlel. "Jt"s tun to 1et aU the attent.ioa.'• EJalne aaid. 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I read The second annul "' :;re=o:~~u:~le~~ei! sopiewhere that, before paintin1 again, vents • • Cook Brothers Bicycle •= to M _ __. & ~ t. Cool aValD . should be installed in the outside walls to allow I Racinl Claaalc, js "4pa1at•an& •.,..... 0 • .,.._.aa • moisture to escape. If this is so, where should I scheduled Aug. 13 at the · nawaya. these vents be installed! Our house bas wood aid· l · Irvine bicycle motocross ing. track c the corner of °' • • ... •-u •-J .J., Newport Beach t Jeffrey and Barranca ..mN &Al •t ~•~ Bouse paln&ers contacted by AYS 11y &ala& roads. DEAR PAT: What ate Murph)''s Law, socb vent.a .ene the parpote el preftllUq • --...-~ are dooated Parkinson's Law and Peter's Principle? Are they batldap of molstare bOIDd exterior "falla. 'fteJ t ..2. t b e us c u -a r iiloas Cally tbe sam . altotlkl be~ ....... ddlled .. die ..... The astonishing excitement of "Star Wars" Invades your home with thJs new design from. \.Yfnura. 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The balf·ounce cupti I accidentally were made , I "with a bot pepper·llke substance used in taco sauc~ ... the ai~cy said. Wedneaday. , The grape jelly, in 4SO casts w1tb the date JUN · · ~ · ~ 78 stamped on the out- 1 side, was distributed to , the hmaburger chain's ' outlets ln Texas. O.Jr.laboma, Arkauiaa and New Mexico. They were made by Han-Dee Pak Weat of Dallas, which also makes taco sauce, and McDonald's began the recall June 216, the FDA said. 'l'be agency said the mishap was not like- ly to harm anybody. Child Sex Terms Set ALBANY, N.Y. <AP> -In a bid to deal with child prostitution, the state has enacted a law providing prison terms of ue to 25 years for pimps and up to StWen years for customers who ua• youn1atera in aex·for- b1re. It increases the \)eoalUes for promottna or patronlsi.nl varloua types of proatltution. And It raises the P<MD· Ual peiWb' for "Johna," or cuatomen, of adult female prostltutea to the same live& a proetltute now laces, ~ lt doea DOt dulAP UM ~ tencea for,·proatitutea tbemHlv. ; ~ . .. ~ , ' . .r--, -___.;__~~ ........ --'Pepper' Aeeents Feas• "" .~/~ •· ..... --.... --..... - ''Can't lh1 and December ba~ kmeb topChet' wttbeut June bulUJll out all owr!" -F o~r Tijuana Ch~f Ar:rested $250,000/or Party Topped Oialy by Movie 81 GBOaGB CRal9l'Y ,.. .... , .......... .... n't t.hl• • feut for IMnry vuu·: piped • vo ce tn the crowd, aa lueltl noated lnto the .. vef11 Hilton lntemaUonal Ballroom after the -premt.,.. of •1Sst, Pepper'• Lonely ffeuU-aab Band" 8t ~Cinerama Dome. A1 becomes ht.a 1hare-the-tun 1plrit, aelteft IUI•__, llavlted power folk.I and t.u to tap-lt-~ def vlewlna hla latett mavliit, • vllual f antuy ol rock op •*' pop "Del futurism, m Htrtl quake that hlt1 tbe 1crHn with torpedo-1Jke foree. Created by Hear1 Ed••,.. around tbe ...... album,~ rodt c..uta la •UDI by Peter rr .. --. tbe llee Geee, Ind a _cast tbat ltaP• irom Allee C1~erto~ 'l clD't 1et over all this ••AMP'1"C* food ,'' 11.a'Md a.la BatOelor, nlbbUna from buffet tables ottertns barbecued rib&. terlyakt ateak. Sweclbb meatballs, Cblneae en rolls. chicken. turkey. ama, attlk tartare. coJcr sihMn~ salad. ebeeaes. wtth denert apreadl brimming with blueberry tarts, cream puffs, protlteroles. cbeeaeeatea, apple turnovers. banana ·cuea, babas au rbum. Tbe only ltlcky wlcket turned out to be the ttar: tbe Beverly Hilton bartenda need a drWinl in ~ mannen ••• their belaavlor also lacked TIJUANA, Mexico <AP> -A former chief of ~utesles at tbe A'retM ~JG~ ~Uµaoa trafflc pollce ls Jailed on ebarses of kid· Eitl=:J ~~~~Pepper" premiere par· napp(lll five Americana and Ulr.tq $10,000 in ~ ty rUlld flom taQ01000 to SZS0,000, with ftorist ran1om TOJ11 DeP.ml'1 tt,utormaUon ol the ballroom into Judiclal state police 11td Wednesday that they · a veritable !'.den peaea "at about $70,000.'' give located Adrian Domtnauez tlda week in Gvadala· or take a nickel. ;ara and sent three offtcers to return bJI\!· .. Scalptreaa Sau Kaller V01el, who waa • THE CHARGES WERE DENIED BY Dom· ;::.~~.~~ :i:::~ with Orion's llarda -~-·~~was also a chauffeur and ~al Bena&etil. who flew in from "Tli'end of Tijuana police chief ~que S"nlhces ' Manhattan to shimmy irr bil Mayans. In addition, be was cbareed with abuae of silver aatln pants.,... public office. Plans for the next day ln· The latter charge also was filed ~ainst City eluded the Bee Gees and "Sgt. ~ouncilman Jose Guadalupe Vasques Jslesias, Peppn" cast departlns &1 'Who bas been held without bill in Baja California chartered jet for the East Coast ~ate Penitentiary. premie~ <''doesn't &obert ...JN_LA'J'E-mNE. FoU&-.lJ.S JlioDi_iii_an_Dd~-a---'Stilwood alw~do ey·~tMn~ 26-year-old man said they were kidnapped from 8 wfib slyle?"), alffioug e T.. d' th d b Id til $20 nnn Roxy's Bob Westgate shrugged &.llA•Y •Juana isco eque an e un a ..,..., that it can't be the same in New York. ransom was paid. Police said the five were victims of an extor-"Robert and the Bee Gees won't be arriving at· tion ring which had forced mtce than $100,000 from the theatre in the B.D. <Big Deal) open-top limo." u s and Mule vt ... ' .. _ ........ Tbe moonbeam·ahlny limo cruises through the . w~r~ nporled 1n:1ved~··· &II .......... -.... mm. and .... desertbejl by ~ ......... wbo . i ~ '. '. ., ) j r j ~ • !t " • • • ,, .: ~ " ., ~ fl ' , • i • , ; ' ~ t ~ • \ ENTERTAINMENT1 ': .. . . · . . . · . j . . ~ . . . . '· . . . . .. ' ' ome. Gande~ing RiSes ~ ShOaa G~itAtYounel/en ~ WASHJNGTON CAP) -Ainerica'• a2 mHllOn home .......,., actd with rilllll upercn rket prlces h~ SH ballion •ort.h of l'ndtl a.od v .. et-lalt ~ar -e t per t el what con· umers spent on dom Uc ally pown rood. , -Conaumptlon of fr h IN.lt, to pounds 1 peraon ln 1980 befl>r. be•lnnlnc a decline. also ex· porltnCed 61 comeback. Consumption went from 74 poundt to a .1 pound1 between 1973 and lt77. 011• of aev ral ladlcatota tbat lb• bom• a••• craae wblcll be an tn im la provld1q tltt C!OllllP'lltl«I for food lndUIU7 I• a 1urvey MS. KAib ALSO CITED '1GUaE9 showing that aomt e mtWon aerea weNf devoted to home 11rden1 lut year. bJ Oalh.tp ()rianlullon (ne. ahowlnt tbat th• value ot homecrown food ls QP h'ocn sio bllllon in 1971. That It "•bout the aame used for arowinf. the prlnclpal commercial frulb and ve1et.Jbles • by lull tlme rarmera, 1be wrote. But she noted •'the commercial 1croa10 I u1ed OlOro exten.Qvely." . • T8.ll ••tVATl:LY l'INANtED au•vgy 4 tbe homearo•n food value on • ._,.,. perm.a& ~ t• h'\l 1nid vq •'*-.and The department eatlmatea that for every hour someone 1pends ln a home 1arden, there ls a net return al.., to as. a...-.p a rden lie of ·• :.5.7!.°!. ~,:! [ __ C_O_N ____ (J_....M_E_R_] by U'1e AlriC:ulture -- epartment's Evelfn lblntbedltpartmeut a FOodSituaUon Report. She Riglil Shoes Wear WINDSOR, Vt. CAP> -The Goodyear Com· pany says "decades of research .. at its Windsor testing lab have led to the conclusion that shoes on right feet wear out faster than those on left feet. ·Other. fincUngs or tbe research program are t.hat when children ride bicycles, "they tend to cJta1 their heels," and that "people do more walk· &lg during summer than winter." · ~ear spokesman had one more observa-on: " o ·-o+WPle have the same foot." ..... HOU GAADENEllS AU BOUND TO re- ceive addltJonal encoura1ement from food prices that are expected to tncreue 10 percent by year's end over lt'T7 prices. Prtces of fruit.a and vegetables have been ris· ins f aater than those of any ~r food lfOup -at an annual rate throuih May of 36. 7 per~ent. £acullve 0"1CH: 7812 Edinger Ave., Huntington Beacll. CA 92e47 Sou/hem C.l1loml• Rf)fllonal 011/CM. 8955 V8tley View SI • Buene Perk. CA 90620 20715 S. Avalon BlllQ., Carton. CA 90746 G:t 22821 Lake Forest Or .. (Lake Foreso. El Toro. CA 92630 • 1001 E lmP-trial Hwy. La Habra. CA 90631 '4l~long Beech Blvd~ L~ Beach, CA90807 • ~~Ale; • 1095 lrvll\e Blvd .. Tu.11n, CA 92680 ~c~dc"11 235 N. Clll\le Ave . West Covina. CA 91793 HICK'S ME•'S SIORE AUIUSI ClEARA•CE saLE STARTS FRIDAY, All. 4th A FINE SELECTION OF 9UALITY CLOTHING REDUCED TO PRICES THAT MEAN GREAT SAVINGS . , SUITS GllOUP OF sum -Regular to 145.00 ................................ MOW I lt.71 GIOUP OF sum -Regular to 185.00 •••••••••••••••••••••• MOW I lt.71 A 1-49.71 GIOUP OF SUITS -Regular 1%.00 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MOW 169.71 KIM6SllDM YISI• sun -Regula 225.00 ........................ MOW lft.71 MICllY .... t>M sum -Regib 365.00 & 375.00 •••••••••• MOW JH.71 .. Jff.71 SPORT SHIRTS SHOIT SUIYI COTTOM DIT SlllTS -Regular IS.00 & 16'.00 •••••••••• MOW t.11 SPORT SttllrTS -Regular 17.00 to 19.00 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MOW t.11 LOMG S&&YI COTTOM DIT SlllTS -~ 20.00 •••••••••••••••• MOW I I.II SPORT SttllTS -Regular 20.00 to 24.00 ................................ MOW I UI SPOIT SHllrTS -Regular 2S.OO to '30.00 .............................. MOW I I.IS • DRESS SHIRTS GIOUP. OF AUOW SHIRTS -Re<Jb to 14.00 •••••••••••••••••••••••• MOW 7.11 GROUP OF 6AMY A AllOW DUSS SHllTS -Regul& to 19.50 •••••••••• MOW t.IJ &ROUP OF GANT A ARROW HISS SHlll'S -RerPa' to 21.~ •••••••• MOW I I .I' NEC KW EAR MICITIIS-Regular 7.50 to 8.~ •••••••••• ,. ................ MOW 3.tt/l fw 11.00 • MECmlS -Regular 9.00 to 12.~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• MOW 4.tt/3 .... 14.00 SHOES ••o• Of flLOISHmM SHOIS -Regulot 48.95 to 58.% •••••••••••••••• MOW JUI TOP·~ NAVY SUP-OM OMLY -R~-43.95 .................... ~w n.11 l'Mndey, August 3. 1978 DAILY PILOT AJJ.t THE FAMIL\' CIRCUS, By Bil Keane Slaopllft Rap "look, Doddyl My head's touchin'l I'm . 'tall enoughl" ·Mother, Tot 1') Nabbed Again OCEANSIDE CAPI -A young mother who took her baby son to jail. precipitating a suit by the American ClvU Liberties Union. has been ar· rested for lnvesti8atlon of shoplifting a second time. Rita Rhyne pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 24 houn In JaU last week but was freed after four hours with her six-montb·old baby still in ber arms. The sentence was stayed by Municipal Judge David Walker. and a hearlna was set Sept. 1 on the ACLU auit. Then the 20-year-old woman was ar· rested again Tuesday. A hearing ls set Sept. 12. "Getting thrown in JaU must have had aq ef· feet on ber.'' said her attorney. Tom Sadler. "It .s amuine that after she was arrested once. she 1oes out and gets arrested again." ... , ................... . • stlld some ltefll on !he subftc1 « superb IUfOCINn dfflgl' With our vlbr1111 lamps \ that .ciiust to Plllse• i1 ... :, -.. • f • ~ ~ .• , .. , .. .. .I } .. " " " ~ .. .. .. -' -• • .. . "" .. . . AJ2 DAILY PILOT ORANGE COUNTY Schmitz · <;JutSpends Ot~r Challengers on Ballot By GMtY GbNVILLE ... ~ ........... Campalcn dl do ure 1tate· ment.t ftled In Santa Ana &how that 11Jl RePubUcana COllffUYt ly 1pent use.m tn the June primary elecuon lo lnberit the at.ate ffftlte at ~Ina vacated by Dennl1 Carpenter, R· Newport Beach. Top spend r amon1 the GOP candidates was primary etec- ' Uon wlnner Jobn G. Schmit&. ACCO&DING TO TRlS dis· clo1ure atatement. Schmlt1 1pent am.184 In his suc~essrw campailJ\. However. tatat •Pt'ndint left. Scbmlla' oampal1n treasury wltb a reported deficit of $62,480. As t.be GOP atandard bearer sets out on lhe 1em-ral elect.loo campalp $rail wltb that ddlc1t, bla Democratic rival. As· Prize Steer aemblyman Ron Cordova, 0-El Toro. betlns his campllfft tilth *44.115. .., AccontlQI lo Cordova '1 •tat.· ment. he apent m .aae to um· palsn ror the Democratic nom tnutlon a11lnat Gre1 Kuczylkl of El Tor;o. ACTUALLY, THE ptmo· cratlc auemptyman •e•nt le11 than that on hJ1 campaip because filurea carried forward include upendlturea from earlier spending ~rtodl. Jn the •hc·man Republican race; GU Fer1uson, the •econd place flnisher after Scbmlt1, showed e~ltures of *53.~. Fotmer Fountain Valley CJty Councilman Georie Scott r• ported spendinl $33,288 In his bld for the GOP nomination. wblle Steven Holden ol Hunt· in1ton Beach showed expen· ditures of 112.652. This 1,250-pound Hereford crossbred steer recently took the title as 4-H Reserve Champion .at the Orange County Fair. The steer brought a bid of $1.20 a pound from an Orange smog device company executive and earned ·owner Tim Shelton. 18. of Irvine Sl.500. / ln the 74tb AIMmbl)' Dlltrtet primary the two top ftft1ahen for the Republican nomination 11pent heavlly. WINNING CANOIDATS Marian Ber1eson 1bowed ex· penaea of SlOO.~ on her cam· pal1n dJaclosure statement. It alao showed a ftnal treaaury de- ficit of $181308. Mr•. B~r1eaon's chief rtval for the GOP nomination was Lee Watkins. His statement 1bow1 expenditures totalling 1158,099 and an endlna deficit of SH2,l81. aome of it money he show• that he will belin that campaJan qlloat Mancera wtth 1 deficit of *20.920. On the other hand, Maniera' . statement Indicated be had 116 ... on hand at June 30 to be1ln hls re-elect.loo bid. THE MOST campai1n wealth amon1 local candi<Jates seeklnt voter endorsement next Nov· ember belonts to Orange Coun· ty Supervisor Thomas Riley. Riley's statement ahows be baa S73.904 on hand to 1teke him in his re-election effort asainat challenger Tom Roeera. That aurplua fifure Indicates that Riley ls sUJ number one when It comes to ralsln1 money. The disclosure state· ment filed by the Newport Beach supervisor shows that he has collected more than *200,000 in the. past two years to finance bis polltJcal activities. GramA~d SIL£\"& BEA VIEST expen· diture In the cloain1 days of the primary election campai1D ln which he was not a candidate was Sl0.000 paid to South Coast Plaza Hotel to cover lbe ex· penae& related to anothd Rlle1 tund·ralser. · In contrut to the $73.9.CM ·in Riley's treasury. challenaer Rogen reported be bad $16;481 on hand to begin his campaip a1ain11t Riley. Jent to hls own campai1n com· The James Irvine Foundation bu award~ a m~~:ically. tbe winner of the matching grant of $30,000 to the capital campaign Democratic nomination in the of the Pf &Med Parenthood Association of Orange 74th Assembly District. John Cou~e 1~p's five.year fund·raislnt goal is Sl Harrison, reported no campaign million. WANTED.-__,_ •IMHIN•S • 6DISTONES Jewels by joeephs Is Marching lor d11monds end gemstones from private individual• IOd ......... c.-~ eunUnltion lf1Cf eYafuatlon by otu •'*'9· Highelll enc:e.s J*d. c.11 540-908e 10-t dally. Saturday 1°'4"1. 8und9Y c:to.d. Mk f~ Betty Oiace or Frank Van~ expenditures other than the $25S ------------------filfng fee. _ JIABIUiON. WHO did virtual. ( ly no campaJgning. outpolled Democratic rivals Jim Parker and Mel Springer in the June 6 primary election. In the 73rd Assembly District, Republican Chuck Gibson was the top campaign spender and vote getter 1mon1 the 'three GOP candidates. • Gib1on's statement shows &bat he spent *86,533 in his suc· cessful campaign against Nolan Frizelle and Tom Bw:ke. Friuelle reported expen· ditures of $17 ,784 in the priman' election campaign. while Burke indicated In his final report that his expenditures had not ex· ceeded the limit set for detailed reporting. GIBSON WILL oppose incum· bent Democrat Dennis Mangers in November. • Hfs campaign statemen'~ ------· Top Anaheim Cop to Retire Anaheim Police Chief Harold A. Bastrup has announced he will retire Dec. 31. Bastrup said a recent no· confidence vote against him by the 226·member Anaheim Police Association had no bearing on his decision. BASTRUP'S announcement came at Tuesday night's Anaheim City Council meeting. The four.year chief and 24· year Anaheim police veteran said he had been planning to re. tire since early summer. In the recent no.confidence ballot. 166 pfficers said they had no confidence in Bastrup. 11111111 11111111 LM. BOYD ) INFORMS In the DAILY PILOT eweJs by Iosep j --··-I I I Ask us about the Sim~ifier -Simple interest rates/calculated daily -Payment terms tailored to your needs and qualifications ' -No prepayment penalty-the faster you pay us back, the less you pay. I i r I CALIFORNIA I NATION ~No. 2 Role Not Taxing Prop. 13 Co-aulhor Gann UntXJncemed SACRAMENTO CAP> -It mt1bt bavt been Paul Gann. not Howard Jant.. who became a boua hold WQrd u tbt lead aut.bor ol the f1 billion pJ'Operty tu cut mnaure app10-ed by California votitra June a. ••at ee>Wd bavt been the Oann-Jarvla In· ltJatln." \be .... ~-old Gann aald. •·AU we had \0 do wu ttart calllnl lt tbat. .. WllSN .. oor 'IOGS'l'RBa IT WU •UC· ,..ted It be calttd u,. Jarvls.Oann or Gun.Jarvll tnltlatlve. J u.ld. 'Le\'a call lt 'Jant.a-Gmn bee.use Howard'• bffD 11.Mhthur thb th.lac ror u IOUd ;;m:.lf ol IO perc..,t ot their money and maintain nre de· pal1,lnenta," Gann atdded. lie Hid tr lb~ Le1l1lature fall.I to pUt a 1pend· '"' Umlt on Lb November ballot, he'll push for another lnltJat.lve that would. upaoP08mON 13 18 NO PANACEA, .. Gann said. ''lt'1 a step In the rlaht ~on. Apparently we are 1oJn1 to bave to continue lealllatlna becauff it doesn't look like they really got the metHle at all.'' Eventually. Gann want.a to eliminate about a fourth ~ California'• 1.4 piillico 1tate and local 1overnment Jobi t.broulh attrition, clalminl such a move would not burt the quality of llf e in this llate ot 22 mWlon. "We will 1tlll be the best t.alten care of people ln tbe world," he says. "We have them (public employees> run.n.il1I out of our ears now." • He aald aome government services could be J arvta, a cmast.y. 7$-year-old landlords' re_presentaUvt and perenQlaJ poJJUcal candidate. qwctly ~ tbt attention of the newa media, and Gann WU relqated to a secondary role. ( But Gann say" that doesn't ' .... botber blm. , .... If It did, I would hire myself a PR ftnn." lfe adda. "If 1 wanted to create an image, I could f,1'8•te It taken over by private in· NAME J dustry, like !rash plek)lp lathe and ambulance se~e. NEW'S GANN, A baldlng ••a KNOW WHO I A ..... HE added. "I don't havt to have some reporter tell aae or have SOJDebody t.aie my picture and tell me what I look llte. •• .. Gun. a former real estate and auto salesman, spenda his Ume these days f 1) lidlng tax revolts in other states. (2) pusblnc a comtltutional amend· ment to limit aovernmeat spending in California and (3) overseeing implementat.lon of bis tax cut iniUative, a referendum ~abeled Proposition 13 on the June 6 primary election ballot. And be isn't happy with how the Initiative ls beln1 put Into effect. Gann is complainiq fbat fee increases and state aid have left some local gov· emments with too much to spend and that fire dis· tricta have too little. ' .. NOBODY GOT SHORT-(."llAN(;ED in the _sprea_dl~ around of the state's money except the firemen. • he ma. ''l understand it was created by a mistake i.rfthe figures. "Whatever It was, somebody's going to have -to come up with some more money for those peo- ple because you can't cut the fire departments out bespectacled man , came to Callfomla 41 years ago. Hls soft voice still bu traces ~ a Southern accent. "l'n always said 1ive me $350,000 and I'll get ari initiative on the ballot to put a dak-y at Hollywood and Vine," be was once qUOled as say- ing. GaM, a Democrat·turned·Republlcan, is a political activist who describes himself as a "con· stltutlonallst. •• "I BELIEVE IN THE BW. OF RiJhta," be says. '11 believe in the free enterprise system. I believe 1f people need help they should be helped in a manner that wlll not take away their self· respect. "If they can help themselves and are too damn lazy to do it, they have two choices: go to work or be nice and starv.e to death quietly." ~ (.:,;'SJ Erm• tell• II like 1111. ~ END lnthe DAILY PILOT ~.Augusts. 1978 s ....... A post office worker displays five new ls.cent stamps -one per finger. DAILY PILOT AJS No More Tests -Ford DETROIT (AP) - Ford Motor Co. hu re· fused to nm more crub tests involvlnl the fuel tanks of Ford Pintos and Mercury Bobcats. But the National Highway Trafric Safety Ad · ministration, which asked Ford for more tests, will nm more tests of its own. The federal aaency says 19'11·76 Pintos and Bobcats, except for ata· tion wagons, suffer fuel tank ruptures when. bit in tests from behlnd at 30 to 35 mph, poslag the danger ot nre In acci· den is. f amo&label Kin& Sheets • onsiantly recocn1Ub61 l'llfMS. _, wrtfl famous_.,_~ .. !lat or fitted liq lftMITlbles at fine~ • chooM from ~ solids Ind more. IOIM With INtd'lq ptlaec:ew• • llr.-out of the "'"'"""~""" ltiew mr~ ""1t pnoat flat or lilted 7 • 99 on~4.99 I I ·' t I . ~ . .4J4 OM.YN.OT Business Gold Glitters B~t N~ One Can Say W:h:y ... •1~~~" "OC1lnllll .... Jor,oad. UTo ..., ._, C-. "°' dn• CM ~o/fltel!" ·•f'MAartd."vtrgU.10-ltB C James Jolly. Butterman'a col· lea1ue at the bureau, hid anoth r uplualloll. "Tl\ere'• a lot ot cbarl1ma about tt." bl •ald. .JOLLEY II MN uper\ on platloum. wtucb la bolb tanr and more costly than 10Jd. ac:arclty. lt l1 prtaed at one ol the few thJno which. ln a time of toarlnl tnflaUoo and curTeDey fluctu1tJon1, wlll always be worth bovln&. Mott newly mlned told aoea for Jewelry and dental pu~ . The rut ol it ll bought and aold. aaatn and qoln, by investors who swap paper certlflcates rather than actual aold bars. Oold. Tbe dream •l the end ol t rainbow. Tbe rl~ that u. two ~ ~. !fbe Q'mbol of m•n~a hope and of man's &ree4. , WoTldwtdt ptau,wn produetkln ln 1m lt e1t1matod at Jutt und r s mllll~ troy~·· compared with 38.5 million lrOy ouncet ol aold and 311.4 mllllon troy odbces ol allver. A troy OUDC• tqual1 1.08'1 recuJar ounces . It la nett.her the rarest metal ln lb world nor the mOlt ex· pensive. But told bu • mYl\l· que that bq fut9d U\rouab the ._... and baa helped puab lta priN to ~ hl&ba In Rffllt daya Platinum 11 ''tuq Jt almo1t ~ an ounce, while cold -even after Its sharp rise -ts Juat over S200. The draw1n1 power ol gold goea back before the birth of Chrlat and lt seems j).lst as atr1>nc now u lt wu then. 1be E1yptlen Kina Tutankhamen was buried in a solld·1old coffan 'more than 3,300 years ago: to- day. thousands of Americans are flocking to exhibitions of articles from bis tomb. Wbat'1 so s~laJ about 1old! .. IT'S A HISTOa1c thin& ... said WlWam BUUerman of tbe Bul'eau of" Mt nee. ..It baa • vey ancient reputation .... It's v~ dunble ln • chemical and ptayalcal sense. . . It's quite rare and wu evea more so in ancient times." Platinum. however, doesn't have the saQte appeal. "lt'1 Just. a white metal." said Jolley. ad- dtng Ur.it 1otd's yellow color ls unique amon.a natural metals GOLD IS EASY to shape and poliab: it cfoean't rust. tarnish or corrode. Became or its relative GOLD WAS. IN part, responsi· ble for tM exph>ration of tM Americas. "Get gold." was the message Spain's Kina Ferdinand gave bis conqulstacfora when he sent them to the New World in 15lL .. .. KEEP WATER SAFE Dunng the summer season. people take to the water In huge numbers. and accident figures reflect it. Swimming pools 11nd beaches are run. of course. bul can be ttauirdous to the careless cir u n w a r y . N e u r dro" '11ngs . ..i.ell.l'..!1tjl s tings. cu~ from ehiss. e-ye <tbra&-1-0r\.$ from windblown sand·all may require a physician':. treatment. Everyone. especutlly c h ildren. s hou ld be aware of proper safety rult-:.. Young children l>hould never be p('rmilted to t.wim un s upervised -no muller how well they claim to be nble to swim. YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you neecJ a prescription. Pick up your prescription If shopping nearby, or we will deliver promptly without extra charge. A g real many people entrust us with their prescriptions. May we com pound YoUl"S ! PA.c L1K> PMAIMACT ... ~ Jll ....... .... ....,.....-. ... i-1n• ORDER YOURS NOW • • • • • • Wlniler Complains • 'Got Nothing' After GM Bout CHICAGO <AP> -Tell Joe Siwek be won. He tak'es convincing. Siwek was the first person to pro· lest when he discovered ln the fall of 1976 that bis 1977 Oldsmobile had a cheaper Chevrolet engine. the suit against the automaker as nearly 67,000 other customers found their luxury a utos had Chevy engines. "The GM lawyers treat me like I'm trying to ruin GM.'' says tbe re- tired Chicago Transit Authority "I WENT AND bought the car and worker who quit a part·time job so be it wasn't what 1 piiid for. I didn't could attend the trial. "l just said I want trouDTe. AD rwanted was for -wanted What I paid for, that's-all:» .- them <GM+-to tell---the people. what _ ' they're doing so people can get what SIWEK EVENTVALLY stoppe they pay for," Siwek said. going to the trial. "It was so confus- His protests caused the Illinois ~· ing, so much trouble." he said. torney general to sue GM. More tHWt. In mld·Juiy. Judge Frank McGarr 40 state attorneys general joined in of U.S. District Court in Chicago ap-proved a settlement between GM and 46 attorneys general. The automaker 2 Headquarters Offices Started Construction bas started on a Sl million, two-building project of Armstrong Development Co. to house the corporate headquarters of Gary Elder Construction & Development and Armstrong Plumbing & Healing. Inc. • The twin 12,000.square·foot office· warehouse buildings are located at 3520 and 3550 Cadillac Ave .. near the San Diego and Newport freeways in· terchange 1n Costa Mesa. Completion is expected by late September. ' agreed to pay $34 million, or $200 to each person who unknowingly bought an Oldsmobile with a Chevy engine. "I ain't got nothing," Siwek said. "No $200, no notice, no nothing." Will $200 make up ror the cheaper engine? "IT'S STIU NOT what I paid for." he said. John McPhee, assistant Illinois at· torney general, said Siwek can sue ror a better settlement. "I can't afford it." said Siwek. "l got no lawyers, 1 ain't got nothing. They got everything. They do anything they want. I'm tired of trou· ble." Communit)"'4'hrirt and Loan has opened at 1525 Mesa Verde Drive, Costa Mesa. Branch manager is Bob G. Smith; Leanne Pederson is assistant manager. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Fridays. The company is 'headquartered In Monterey Park, where it has operated Its first brancb since October 1976. ·.. ~ .. ~ir,;:~ .. ~< ._,, OpetQ rwe.,...rc OlllH • • 1000 BEAUTIFUL STICK-ON LABELS STYUSHTVPE ON GOOD aJAlJTY WHITE GUMMED PAPER The Newport Beach regional office of American City Bank has opened at 2743 E. Coast Hwy .• Corona del Mar. The bank operates four other full-service of· fices: in the One Wilshire Building in downtown Los Angeles. in Beverly Hilla. in Long Beach and in Torrance. ...... Ofllee IJ•fier It'•• Ground bas been broken ror a 4,150·square·foot branch office building ror Laguna Federal Savings and Loan Association at 600 East· Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach. It is to be completed in 1979. It wUl be the seventh office ror the association, head· quartered In Laguna Beach. V1'N ._. ..... c..i ... ce. Contracts totaling $650,000 have been awatded VTN Corp .. Irvine, for envlronfl'ental studies and permit processing concerning Chevron Resounes· Panna Maria uranium mine and mill complex and its Jackpump uranium mine, both in South Texas. Chevron Resources is a unit of standard OU of Callfornia. The uranium mill ls expected to produce enough uranium oxide to supply the kilowatt-hours of electricfly needed to serve a city the size of Los Angeles for more than 100 years, the local com· pany said. · • PERSONALIZED • . EASY TO OSE I VTN's environmental studies wUl Include the gatherln8 of lntormatlon about tbe physical, biological and human aspects of the area. includ· ing «roUOd water. surface waler, air quaUt1 • biological, historical and archeoloitcal resQuttes. • FOR YOU OR A FRIEND . . .. ... . · ~. I r ·~ r i ~.; · ~ -~ , . . iVTN tva diversified lntematlonal planning, eng neering, arcbttecture and environmental de· sign and management firm. ~ere A~'*ed• Blre.I A~chi-Tekton, Jnc .. Newport Beach and Albu· querque architectural and plannln1 Orm, bu been retained aa architectural conaultant for Straw Hat Pl11a restaurants to be but,Jt ln various cWea in tbe Ubtted Stat.es. From 1492 to l600. more than 8 mUUon troy ounce. of eold - much Of it mlned by slaves or atolen h'om temple$ -cam' rro.m 50.µth ,6.merica. The Soviet Union and South Africa are today's bl11esl gold mlners. but during the 17th and 18th centuries. South America mines produced up to 80 percent ·or the world's supply. The discovery of gold ln California and Allltralla ln the mtd· 19th century marked another expansion in produC?tion. More of the precious metal was mined in the 25 years from 1850 to 187S than bad been mined in the prec~ 3:50 years. EXPLORATION AND modem technoloc have b005ted produc· tion. but gold remains a rare commodity. - The United States holds more goJd than any other country - 277 million troy ounces. or 8,460.6 tons. About half is kept In Fort Knox; most of the rest is in mints in Denver and Pbilaclelphia and government assay oU'ices in New York and San Francisco. In 1717, Great Britain be'came the rirst country in tl\e world to link its currency directly to gold: other nations followed through the years until all or the world's money was tied · to the gold standard. IN 1933. TO prevent bank de· posit.ors from withdrawing money in gold. President Franklin D. R00&evelt imposed a ban on private ownership of the metal by U.S. citizens. The ban was incorporated in the Gold Reserve Act of 1934. Thal act. in conjunction with a &epar-ate world agreement. also pxed the price of gold at $35 an ounce. In 1968. the world's central banks agreed to let the price of gold on the free market flue· tuate. Three years later. after a series of comptex rtnanclal de- velopments. including a drop in the value of the U.S. currency. President Nixon cut the link between gold and the dollar. The world monetary system was off the gold standard. THE MOVE SET off sharp in- creases in the price of gold on the free market. but the prohlbl· lion on American ownership or gold remained until December 1974. when Congress lifted the ban. There were predictions of a new gold rush. '"'t tbe surge of demand failed to materlalue. The price eciied steadily up. bUt stopped Just short of $200 ao ounce. That barrier was broken la&l Friday when speculators look.ina for an altematlve to the shrink· ing dollar pushed the price to a record of just over t201 en ounce. By Tuesday. cold had risen still rtlrther to more ~n $20S an ounce. • Test-Ing C'OtRpleud --------·----' --The second high energy astronomy observatory built by TRW Defense i1nd Space Systems Grout) has completed thermal vacuum testing in the company's Redondo Beach facility. The saiellite was built for NASA ·.,. Marshall Space Flight Center a nd is designed t.o study the high energy uni verse. Over The Counter HASDUstilMp =~ IJ,p•••d •• .,... . '"' 31"' u l\/o ,_., UPS AHO DOWNS 11.., I NEW ,,~I( (API -The IOllowtng 11~1 Jl'h ~\It \llOWI the Ow• · "-C:O....ler ,. " \IO<ll\ -_,_, 11\M ...... 90"9 ... JO'" 12\lt Ille lftOl4 Md drlWI\ t,_ most ...WO °" :f" :~~ r:;c:r~'-"' reo-rdltt~ Of "°'- .,.. 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Ht later practiced law la W.UiaP>n f)ut tn um went hOme to Bil Stone Oa.p, wbtre the Slemp eulldlni wW be. He died ln 1Ml•~•T2. -SMlel Cudler • .,... .. GaOIH• served In ~ •• Democrat foll. ao years be1innlng in ltlt.11" btll to name the Jonelboro, Ark .. federal buUclinl Jw blm wu tatrodueed by bla successor, .... BOl Altxarw.Jw. D0Ark .• who described bim as an efftiedve leader and a modest me." Gath1ft8s, · 14, 1tlll 1i"~ la=tn W Mempbla, Ark. L~ ..._ ·L. , et ancl a Republican. retired ta 1'71 after 11 erma to be named to \be P9dtral 'Power CommJu1on. He la a member of · die ,...._al Election Commllalon. Rep Edward R. Madt1an. ft.m .. bll 1uce~. said Springer will 1 return to Champaign, bis hometown, when bis term expires. -Frededek G. Pa1ae, a Republican wbo was governor of Maine from 19'9to1952, served as a U.S. senator from 1953 to 1959, lostnc bis se•t to Sen Edmund S. Muskie, a Dem.,crat. Payne dJed. in June at age 73. Paal P . Bao, a former judJe of the U.S. Customs Court in New York City, is 79. The court building will Fl. YNT be named for &im. . As for Undbergh, bis name will be given to the new Tem:dnal Radar Approach Control Federat ·suUdin1 in Hempstead, on New York's Long Island. 1be building ls about a mile from the spot where Lindbergh began. bis historic tuaht across the Atlantic to Paris in 1921. .Koreagate Prdhe RYN'J\ .. a, DEAN OF TBE Georgia ~elega-• ------.., tion. bas been a member of the House since-19St I k • iJr€I --and-tt--dminnan of-it.a-etb:ies committee. The . - federal bail•ting ln bla hometown of Griffin. Ga.. ~~11gool will be named for him. ..- W aggooner. 59, a House member sinee 19'1 WASHINGTON <A~> -In the Watergate in· and one of111e leaden of fellow congressmen from ' vesti1atioa, be had the power of the courts. But the the South, Is a ddef conservative tactician on the same clout wasn't avallable in the probe of South House Ways and Means Committee, especially oa Korean influence-buying In Congress, says Leon tu.matt.era. . Jaworski, who is ending his investigation. Skubit.z, 72, the rankinl Republican on the Congress applied all the pressure it.J:ould in an Jlouse Interior Commi~, began bis career as a unsuccessful efCort to get sworn testimony from bigh school principal and 1erved as achniniatrative ,former South Korean ambassador ~im Done Jo assistant to two Kansas GOP senators befcfre win-about alleged payoffs to between six and 10 con- ning election to the House ln J.862. gressmen some still ln Congress, Jaworski said in Here are the others: an interview Wednesday. -CAMPBELL BASCOM Slemp, a Republican. was elected to Coqress from Virelnia in 1907 to succeed bis late father. ~served until • 1923, when be became secretary to PresideD~ • 1>eeplte State Department opposition, Jaworski has won House approval of a $56 million cut ln economic aid to South Korea. 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U\e Antell tOOil a l>(>sittve 1tep forward Wtdnriday. 8oltocllt'1 offenal\<e expteikllD .,...11..s the Antela t.o an l ·I 'vtotory over tbe Oa-land A ·a .. tt.• wal(hed at Anaa.tlmaadham. With Kanau Clty dropplna • 5-2 deelt6Dll lit Cleveland. the Aneela rqalriid aole po11tsa¥>n of second place end· cut the Royals' lead to three games lntbe mer1can teaaue Weit. TONlGlrl' PAV!. HARTZELL < 2-6 > takes the mobnd a1alaat Oakland's Steve Renko C5·$L and it would be a lofty goal for Hartzell to aspire to the. kind or " o.111 ........... ,,..... • FREDDIE FREDERICO WORKS ON NOLAN RYAN. Guarrdfan Angel Frederico Set To Retire? pl(cbln• Don Aaae eave the Aa1ell Wednetday • Aue tranted the A's just four hl\t, t.o ol them Infield ground· en, and he ranted It one of his bestoutlnlaoltbeseason. "My fattball was down and l 1ot tbem to bit a lot ot ground balla otf It.'' Aue said after boOettac b1i record to 8-6. ''The key w• that I wu able to keep us c-. until we were rinally abl• to break loose 1or a-few-J'UDS' .•• JOINING AASE and Bostock jo a hero's role was Ken Lan· dreaux. who doubled. tripled, walked. scored twice and knocked ln two runs. Sutton vs. Barr SAN FRANCISCO -Were the Dodgers caught· looking ahead. or are-the-satrDiego Padres ror real? -Wha~rthe reasons may be.- the Dodgers came limping into San Francisco this morning and will try to heal the wounds of droppine a three-game series to the Padres tonight as Don Sutton < 11·9> lakes on the Giants' Jim Barr <6·8) in the start of a crucial rour-game series for both.clubs. On Wednesday night. catcher Joe Fer~oA summed up,.4b~ feelings or the Los Angeles Dodgers by s lamming his helmet against his locker and ut· tering an unprintable word. FIRST BASEMAN Steve Garvey was more eloquent as be -0.'l'Vl' ..... t OMllHN!I JI ot 7:3e talked about the Dodgers• 2·1 Jou lo San Diego. It wu his club's rourtb loss io a row and third straight. to the Padres. all by one run. · ''They're hitting balls to the right spots." -aaid Garvey. "They made the plays ln key situations and we didn't get hits in key situations. · "The way they're playing now. it's .• the best Padre team I've played against." continued Garvey. "They have a good blend or veterans and youngsters. Their free agents. espeolally Gene-T~nace-and Rollle Fingers, .are earning their money." IT WAS TEJVACE'S two-run single in the rirsl lnning before a packed house of 46,751, the largest Wednesday night crowd , in San Diego history. which gave the Padres all the runs they needed to recocd their ninth straight victory. a club record. and dereat Dodgers· ace Tommy John CJ.2.8). Fingers came on ln relier or starter Bob Owcbinko, 8-7. to quell a Dodger uprising in the elibth Inning that began when pinch hitters Manny Mota and Lee Lacy singled and doubled. ~utling runners on second and third with n()body out. Fingers allowed a run to score on Davey Lopes' ground out. but \hen retired the nex.t rive or six batters he fac~ to earn his 25th save or the year. "WE JUST DIDN'T hit the ball." said distressed Dodgers· Manager Tommy Lasorda. "We DAILY PILOT a Catcher Brlan • .Downing also scored twtce. rippins a double and a alnfle. but lhe bll dlf· rerence n the game was • Bostock. "Last year this kind of game would be usual for me. but this year it's dirterent." Bostock said. "I don't know ir It's the c.baQge of scenery <Minnesota to California> or what." BOSTOCK LIFTEI) bis average to .291 and be's come a long way from the April slump. when be struggled to 1et hts average over . .150. "In April sometimes I'd drive up to the stadium and just slt in See ANGELS, Page BZ had the opportunJiies but we didn't 8COre " bJ AJfg"eles now has a reoor« or 4·16 in one-run billl .g•es on the road. and the l>odgers are 28·29 overall away from home. When asked how the loss might affect his team's performance in a Crucial rour- game series against the Giants starting tonight in San Fran· cisco. Lasorda answered. "ffQw the bleep should I know ? Call me Sunday night and l '11 tell you.·· MEANWHILE. MANAGER Roger Craig was elated with his red·hot Padres. who move on to Cincinnati for a three-game set beginning Friday night. "The team's spirit is outstand· ing." said Craig. "We're playing better than a nyone in the league" Owchinko. whose only other career victory against the Dodgers came on a two-hlt. 1·0 shutout rut September. knew be had to pitch well t.o Win. ··once I had those two ruu. l wanted to shut them out all the See D000ER8, P11e BZ- It took a while. but Cynthia P~r of Dall ha~ finall_y passed l>at" McCormick' to become tlie most success uJ woman diver in \J.S: history. ' Poller won· her 27th national Amateur Alhleuc Union titlf: Wednesday night at Mission Vlejo swim complex. capturing lht women's one-meter springboard crown at the 1978 AAt; N ationaJ Out door DivingChampionships. McCORMICK, WHO RETIRED after the 1956 Olympic Ga mes. had 26 National ~AU champioOJhips. Potter. 27. lin1shed with 609.87 points to 60l.4S5 poinlli for run ner-up J'~Cer Chandler or Mission Viejo., ~ • POtter tlad not won an AAU t.iUe In 18 months. "l got second. seconO''and third s ince then. l've trained hard for them. but someone else was just a little better." said Potter. . ~ "TWS (21th TITLE> has been hanging over me for the last year and a half. t had set a goal or winnlng the 27th title. but 1t never bothered me when t ~mpeted. tt bas-'been a topic or con- versation tor some time and I'm a little relieved now.'' said Pot· ter . "But l don't have to thlrlk about it anymore.·· Kelly McCormick or Los Alamitos, the daughter or Pal McCormick. finished third Wednesday night with 594.195 points. followed by Julie Bachma.n of Ann Arbor. Mich .• with 578.19 pomts and Nancy Brunet of Northridge, CalU .. with 567.51 points. Others competing in the finals were Barb Weinstein ofCihcln· natl sixth with 563.73 polnts; Liz Riggins of Ann Arbor. Mich .. seventh with SSl.52 points and Beth Gerard ot Mission Viejo. eighth with 519.63 polhts. • THE FIVE·DAY MEET continued today. highlighted by the finals In the men's t,hree-meter platform OQPlpetition. The cham· pionships conclude S'1nday. CYHTHIA POnER Breaks p1vtng Record :~. . .... :..-: . ... East Genna:IUI Wednesdny ~"bt. and WoOdhead Issued a warntng that the U.S. women are se(lqus about •ntemat10nal swlm1'9lng compeUUon l j I • ··we don't core if Jhe Ea.-st. t:;erm ans are laking steroids or Uftln« we\lht• or what, we're • not atraid of them," WoodN!ad , Raid after tetUng ~ meet record fn the preliminaries or the flomen'a ..00.mec.er freestyle. ... :I . . --• Old Goll Bl.,•b 1'1eet Again rt was at Oakmont Country Club. the site of the U~S. Open. that Jack Nicklaus made bis first big splash in 1982 <left.> when he beat Arnold Palmer for the national crown. Today <right> Palmer pats Nicklaus' midsection as they kid around before .the start of the PGA tourna- ment. , .... _ .. ANGELS ••• the car because I didn't want to . go through another day like the last," Bostock said Wednesday. .. I didn't want to face the fans or the guys or anybody. That sort or experience changes you. I think it makes you a better person in the long run." -.nager Jllll negost sanr Bostock's big niaht mlcbt bave been the wesult of a lineup chance. Fregost tried power- htttlna Don Baylor in the No. 4 ~pot 6ebiod Bostock during the past two aames. ' ... THEY'VE BEEN pitching around Boetock so I told Baylor I'd like him to hit fourth," Fregosi says ... Lyman isn't the type to wait for walks and maybe having Baylor behind hlm wtttbelp. °' Bostock said the jury is still out. as to whether he'll see better pitches with Baylor batting behincl him. .. Tbey fear Baylor but I don't. know how much," Bostock said. "It. would take a,, couple of weeks before I'd notice any blg dlf· ference." ,BAYLOR MANAGED only an irlfield single in five trips to the ,plate and his average is now .257, but his total of 23 homers ranks second in the league. •'Maybe opposing pitchers will took at all those home runs and give me better pitches because they don't want to face Baylor. but I don't know,'' Bostock says. "Only time will tell." OAICLA .. D CA LI "°91NI A E-rcn2b wa11i.c1 P ... 11 Hor1oot dll 0.-.....,. ltever11111 tit .a...,...,... T.~ltl """"'4ln c ·-·rt ar•M 4010 4 It 0 4 I I I 1000 1000 4000 1. 1 t aooo J OOO 1000 arlllll Lendr .. 11. d 4 , 2 , Uns-d 3b S I 2 0 hltocll rt .3 I > • .. ylofdft s 0 '0 "..ctl It J 0 0 0 Sololl• lb • o o o l>ownhlV c _, , t 0 0.lllH 4 I I 0 Grich 2b 1 I 0 I TotOll 2t 2 4 2 Total~ XS I II 7 Oel<laftcl OIO OllO 00._1 C.llf!onlla It! 001 Ua-t IE-IEdwardl, w,1111, OowlllnQ. O~llomla I. Loe-o.t#ld .. <allfomlo e. 28-o.n!llO, l.Oftdrawx.~, wo1111. Hlt-a..toc~ m. s"-Bes1Ddt 2. 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' . 1110 OWCJllllMt aooe 21•• ,....,,, •••• .. ti •••• One Down, 55 to Go! .. , . , Rose BOunces Baek With Four Hil.8 · ATLANTA <AP> -Pete Rose says he's setting BOSE DRUBBED AUant.a pitchi.na for four his sig'bts on the National League batting crown hits, including a double and a home nm, in bla first. and hints that there are just enough games left in four at-bats Wednesday night. the season to ~ve him_ another s~ at ty~ the__ "J guess I proved 1 can hit. when tbe pressure's L m'1lorleaguf consecullve b1ftlng recoro. off," Rose said, "but I didn't have ~n to ''Pm 45 out-of 4&·now and one for one "With~ prove. --- gam¥to go," the CinchlnaU third baseman said "I think I have a chance at the baWn1 title following the Reds' 6-2 victory over ~e Atlanta and you've got to auumuJate t.tie hits and add Braves Wednesday. them up." IT TOOK A MIRACULOUS catch by Atlanta pitcher Larry McWUliams, but Rose's 44-game hit· ting streak ended Tuesday night, lying him with "Wee" Willie Keeler for the all-time NL record. ROSE IS ID'M'ING .318, second OltJy to Allan· ta's Jeff Burroughs at .321. Maybe Rose doesn't really believe it, but the way he came out bitting Wednesday night. makes it seem possible that the 37-year-old scrapper could hit. safely in every game for the rest of the season to tie the all-time mark of 56 games set by Joe DiMaggJo or the""Ne-w Yo~ ln 1941. "1 hit the ball hard," Rose said or his 4-for-S outing, "just like I dld last night. I wlsb I had got a hit last night. U I said I didn't I'd be lying." But. Rose added that he's not going to dwell on the end of the streak. "I forgot about last night," he said. "I didn't try any harder than I did last night. I didn't feel ~Y Ioosertonlg.ht." '"*'·-·J • • tuJtion to medical school as a young man in the 30''"· SO At"TER TWO YEARS of college he· 1ot a job as a minor league trainer for the Wenatchee Chiefs in 1949. He moved to the Seattle Rainiers in 1957 and got called up to the big leagues on bis birthday, Dec.~. 1960. After 17 years of helping the Angels heal, Freterico has a bun· die of memories. "This 1978 club is one of the best we've ever assembled." Frederico says. "But the 1962 team always comes lo mind as the best of them all. We were in the race all the way down to the last month." HIS MOST GRUESOME memory is of the day Bobby Valen· lie. fractured bis leg in three places while cbasln1 down a fly ball In 1973. · ·'That was pretty bad but I couldn't say. 'Geez, look at that!· I gotta keep calm and keep my patient. calm," Frederico says. "I've got a Job to do and I just. do it without getting emotional." I PLAYERS W1TH INJURY troubles will sing the praise$ of Frederico, but can a trainer mate any ditrerence in the standings? "1 would say a trainer can be '-ood for about..15 games a • season," ~erico says. without hesatatlon. "Some injuries you can't do anything about, but If you can keep guys 1otn1 throu1h the little ones you can be the difference ln about 15 wins." And in that respect, the Angels will miss Frederico when he decides to hang up his tongue depressors for good. .. My doctor tells me t.hat tension and pressure are the reasons I haven't. been feeling too well lately," Frederico explains. "I might go another year just as the tralner, but dolng both !obs is just too tough. Or maybe at the end of this year I'll decide to gel out of it altogether. We'll just. have to wi.lt and see." Oty Powerless Rams'{(.eepU LOS ANGELES <AP) -The Rams' name apparently will re- main the same after lhelr move to Anaheim in 1980. Los Angeles County's cbie/ at- torney said Wednesday he has concluded that neither the coun- ty nor the Coliaeum Commission could prohibit the Rams from keeplq the Los Angeles res· lgnatlon after their move. JobD L8J'S01l save the optruon at the request of Supervisor Kenneth Hahn, a member of the Loa Angeles Coliseum Com- mission. , Following last. month's an- nouncemt"nt by Rams' President Carroll Rosenbloom that the team intended to move to Anaheim Stadium In 1080, Kahn said be didn't t.hlnk the club s hould UH the name of Los An11les lf it wasn't ,otni to play ita home games in the clty or the COWlly, RoHnbloom tald upon an· nounelne the Raait' move that U.• t4am WOWd. continue tA) be call.CS LOI Aqeles aft•~ th• aove. "1'1D aaaJatt tbem caWnt tbemaelves the LM Aa1elH ...... •• .... HabA; •• , •• .,.... '°"" ............... ~ .wrJfro.al.GI~ ... ~ JN .................. c.... roll Rosenbloom wUI be pres· sured Jnto~ping 'Los Angeles' trom theteam sname." Sex Natural, Says frazier SYDNEY. Auatralla <AP> Former world champion swlm- met Dawn Fraser attacked the AustrallanA>wimmlng Union Wednesday over last month's sacldhg ot three top Australian swim men. Fraaer said the 1wlmmln1 of· ficlal1 had made A\lSU'('Ua a Jau,btng stock. Ref erring to the dlscovel')' of Scottish swimmers tn \be gtrb' bedroom, Fruer 1tJd It wu on· ly natural for athletes to !\ave aexu1I Intercourse before com- pttlnc. "LOok~lt f,oe5 on -tt'a a natural • Fruer aald. Fra~r t there were tlmllar oocurrtncet when 1be wn ovet- aeas. ••t would IQ t.btt. ptrctlllt ol the athla. oertataly hed MX before U.., awua or tber r1n or before (My eompee.ed.'' Sb••• lill.ci vtUt -..w at· feet t1't • ..._ •• ~onawe . '1:tl1.lillb' ... la ... ~--. lt bed ............. •• Uait tMUl Jiil,.. ..... ""· •• I ,.,..,.p..,eai VASSALLO •• like lo see someone from the U.S. break it." Caulkins, a lS-year-old Nashville. Tenn .• schoolgirl, followed with a world record of 2: 15.09 in lbe 200 individual medley. Caulkins set five indlvtdual American records at the AAU Short Course Championships in April and Woodhead broke two others. ''l'LL HAVE A time in mind when we go to the World Cham- pionships." Caulkins said. "But there are so many eoocl swim· mers there that we'll be racing against people instead of the clock.." • , Linda Jezek of Palo Alto set an American record for the 100-meter backstroke on the flnt leg of the women's 400-meter medley relay. Jesek'a time of 1:03.41 broke her own record ol t :()3.6. Preliminaries and finals were scheduled today in men's and women's 200-meter. freestyle, 100-meter breaatroke and 100- meter butterfly. M: .. OO·METIR fRll STYl.li -t. f'toal ISo<r.-el, l:M.11; 1. ,._~ (~, Ate.I, J:kM tl:Ja.66 Ill .,._.llNI; I. ...-r, CMn.I• vi.> a:a.-. 4. HetMtl CY...,.._ N.v .I.,, su211. o.1a11. cw..._ Yltttl a:-..; •.SMwU ..... ~l,J:fiMI. 100 INO. MIOl.SV -t. 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Rorr Meridith Us joined the "°8tet of the HOUiton Aatros. . Meridith. wbo att.ended Golden 'Neat CoJlefe before embarkina on a atellar career at Oral Roberts Unlvenity. will start for the Altroa tooicht ill an ex· hi bl lion wttb the team's Cbarleston, West Vil'linla, tarm dub. Tbe t.op colleciat. pitcher in tbe na- tion last apriq, Mettdlth posted a ~-1 record with the Astros' Daytooa Beach farm club before being called up' to the parent club. Included in that span was a S..C vie-• tory over Detroit Tigers' star Mark "The Blrtl" F1drych. Meridith was 14·1 ln hid' senior year itON MHlocnt aa be helped Oral Roberts gairt a berth in the Colleee World Series and cQtnpleted bis second yeat by compiling a 26·2 woo-loea mark. 0-Ce ol lk Da11 Oakland A's pitcher Mat& Kee.p, a graduate of Corona deJ Mar High School: "I'm tired ol people staylna home and then writln& letters or phonln1 radio stations and saylna, 'Let's k.eep OUl'·~·s: lt.'.s sad to think such a young balfclub, playin1 such exciting ball. Isn't supported. It's dlsgusttng. Ablolut.ely disgusUna." OLD AND NEW -Phyllis George f left 1 will be ·replaced by Jayne Kennedy •rightt on "The NFL Today.:· CBS-TV has ·announced. She'll join Brent Musburger and Trv Cross on the footbilr program. George will host the network·s new "People" show in the fall, • . 'l'rlN 9eJl•l'Ctmel&t t. Wbaf la tbe r~eat noa-winnlnr-mile ever reconled? 2. Betweea UM9 and lHf only two teams won American LefiU& titres. ... kl~ the New York Yankees. Tilt uaurplna teams were managed by the same man. Who waa the manager and the teams he led to a championship! Aa&wen at dae Bottom • ~1.s,,.ri •... BASEBALL -Tel'l'J WMdleld swatted a tbtee·run homer as the San Francisco Giants snapped Houaton't ei1bt-game"winning streak with a 4·2 decialon ... Tom Seaftl' hurled a tbtte-hitter to ie> with Pete ..... , fou1 bits .In CinciMati 's 8·2 triumph -over Atlanta . . . .loba Gnabb smashed ti bome nit and Tom Veryaer added an RBI double to hlpligbt a four-run sixth lnnlnl, boo6Una Cleveland to " S-2. vic-tory over the K~as City Royals ... Tbe Bosten Red Sox and New York Yankees battled to a 5-5 tie ma rain· delayed. 1ame.called alter 14 inn.lags . .. Gany Maddox drove in four runs. tbree with his ninth bome run th1tt TOM SUVH .Capped 8 0Ve-ruD ~nd inninl and the Philadelphia Pbilfies bung on to outlast the New York Met.a, u ... Bob Robel'Uell'• two-run homer ln the sixth. gave Seat.tie a ~l victory over Minnesota •.. Mlle Aa- denoa•s two-out single ln the 10th Inning save Baltimore a 6·S victory over Milwaukee in the completion ot a game suspended Monday night..._ Mllwaukee rebounded with a 5-3 decision powered by bodre runs from Larry ID&le and Sal Bando ... Mike V8ll'1 two-run triple in the first inning ig- nited the Cbicaao Cube to a 3-2 win over St. Louis . Commissioner Bowle Kua bas warned all American Lea1ue clubs not to make public information on whether they would be Interested in acquiring New Yort Yankees out.flelchr llelele Jaeboa on w~ivers. Kuhn says it ls con- fidential Information. Man ager ao1er Cral1 received a vote ol confidence 8ftd a promise of 1 pay raise by San Diego owner Ray ltrGC. . . . ED08 Cabell has slgne"d a five-year ~tract wtlh the Houston Alt.ros ... Yankees' reM!ne rirst bueman Jla Speaeer sutrered a bafrline fracture of the t.hlrd ftnger on bi. left band and ii on the 15'daY disabled list .... Pete &ote ot Clnciftnati and J.ll. &ldlard of Houston were named player and pitcher ol July tn the National tea.cue. FOOl'BAU.-Dall~plaeekicker Etra Herrera, who is belna fined S~ ea h day be is aba&nt fro1r1 the Cowboys' trainlnt camp\. as asked tbe team to trade hiD'I . . . The ChJc&10 Bean nave signed ceDter I• Morrta as a free_ agent. Mon11 has l~ed with Detroit slnce 197$ . . . Baltlm0tt Colts owner rt lrR)' was back 1t bis air condlt.ioninl company and all-star rµnnlnl back Lydelt MltclleU was at oolots unknown tiler tbe two aides failed to reach qreenient on • ~ contrMt . . . Tb& Detroit Llons have annoQllced they've 8C' ~lred University of Mlchl•&Jt All·Amertcan Daft G.Oar :r from th• New York Olanta ... A bolt ot Uab\nlna atrutk the north JO&) piosts as the New Orleans 8a1Dta ran throu&b • paaatna drill ln Vero Beach, Fla. NeedJtSS·tCHay, the practice 1C11Slon was sbortclreulted ... Nell a--. a nhtth·round P.itlt ol the New York Jets, baa retired from the teams trainina camp. ••••, l'eledete• &ADIO: TonJ1bt -Hone ltaelu -Feature race from Del Ma1\ 5:30 p.m .. KtJtV t870J ; Baseball - Dodgers at San Francllco~ T:30. ICABC <'1901 ; Oakland at Ae1el1, '1 :IO, KMPC f'UO>. - TV: Tonlcbt -ButbaJl -~ at Sen Frl.ftdsco, 7:30, Cbaanel u . . AM_.••l•l'rt.,._ l. 3:$2.1 by·MU'\Y Uqwri ot tbi Uftitecl States, who ftnJahed MeGftd In tJflt :lantalff Odhi ta KJn•1toa Clt151 -.hen -'**' a.;t ol Tamanaa Mt tM tMt'I »orld martt of ~:11.1. ,,__.., tline ii tM .. ~ bell of all tJme. The world Nc!GN eopy II Mid by New lt1l1llllla Joh.a Walker ti:•.,>. 2. A.I ~WI CIWtlilld to M MMHi• Li ... ,_. ............ QM ............. • I OLYMPICS I SOCCER /GOLF T'hurlcMy. Auguet 3. 1971 Major league leaders ..... ~'-SMMI• aAttt ... Cttt .. Mill c- Mlft, »t; I. JIWI, 8'ol\, . SM, A Oh_.; l .. , .au: o.. ........ ttc, ~ .. , l>-eti..NY ..JW.. •u•a -~ o.t. •· "'°' ••11. , ......... ~ 1ai ~. 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SF 12S; 81w . $F, no. Irvine Girls Vie ARNHEM. Holland- The Meraqua Swim Club of Irvine is representing the United States at the International Training Camp here this week. The synchronized swimming club earned the honor by placing s eventh in the AAU senior national cham- pionships two weeks ago in New York. Prior to that. the team finished second in the AA U junior nationals. Heading the team are Pam Fox. Linda Lewis, Brint Levitt, Ginny McGilton, Gina Verrec· chia. Linda Sliff, Robin W a ller and Sara Woolett.. 11DOM'T WAIT! ORDER l\»¥1 T.ODAY" .....:, ................ Charity Benefits West. Scores In GOlf Event Jerry West i1I known more for h1I explolta on the basketball court but the way be plays in Dick Wbittlngblll Invitational GoU Tournament would make you think he belongs in the PGA, not NBA. ball of fame. For the sixth time in the tourney's eight-year history, West. won the Whittinghill chari- ty classic, firing a 6S over the par 86 Los Alamitos Country Club. To do it, the Laken' bead coach had to defeat Los Alamitos' own club champion. aa•v weST Jack Nelson. Broadcaster Bill Keene edged Rams General Manager Don Klost.erm an in the celebrity division. The tourney raised a record $100,000 for the cancer detection unit. at Long Beach Community Hospital. , Battle ol tlte 811ea YQu've come a long way, baby, but you've st.ill got a long way to go. GOLF WINNERS -Winning tandems of a recent combined partners eclectic at Big Canyon Country Club were <from leftl Kay Kennison and Mary Sork, low net, abd Judy Murray and Marie' Gray, low gross. While the Ladies Professional Golf Assn. bas made big strides recenUy in its bid to tain parity with the men's tour. a check of the top 10 money winners reveals a large gap in paycheck size. Take Nancy Lopez for an example. The type of drawing card the LPGA bas beeivwaiWl&. for. Olympies Saga ~ Lmt:.illtch .Ef/ons Surf Is Down In Memphis, Offense Silent Lopez bas retoroed seven Vk- tories ln her rookie season. in· eluding a record five in a row. The LPGA money leader. she has earned $138.097.83 in 18 events. nearly $50.000 more than runnerup JoAnne Carner . Not bad moneyfor a rookie. • A.ppllludetl by IOC . MEMPIDS-The up-and-down California Sud was definitely down Wednesday night. But her total would pale com- pared to the leaders on the PGA tour · NANCY LOPU Four players have earned more than $200,000 thus far m PCA play. with famed veteran Jack Nicklaus ($243.622) just a chip s hot away from tour youngster Andy Bean .{$24S,S$8).. . LAlISANNE.. Switzerland <AP> -The esecutive director of the lnternafional Ofympfc Committee said today that. last· ditch American efforts to bring the 1984 Olympic (;ames to Los Angeles are "a good move." But, s aid JOC Director Monique Berlioux, the proposals submitted jointly by the United States Olympic Committee and Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley may need some amendments if they are to be accept-ed by the IOC. THE NEW DRAFT p.r~posals -which reached IOC head- quarters earlier this week - concentrate on a plan for the USOC to assume financial responsibility for the Games, the key obstacle between Los Ang~les and the JOC during months of negotiations. Berlioux said the proposals in- cluded two new draft contracts, but declined to reveal any further details until four IOC lawyers currently studying them pres ent. their findings. "This should be within about 10 days," Berlioux told The Associated Press. LOS ANGELES HAS until Aug. 21 to sign a contract with the IOC for staging the Games. Recently, IOC President Lord Killanin rejected a plan sub· milled by the city ror a citizens organization to serve as flnan· clal guarantor. saying this was against IOC rules that require the host city tb assu~ fiscal r esponsibility. In a 1968 basketball game. Duke tried only 11 field goals in a ga me with North Carolina and m ade only two. It was this rejection that led to the joinf USOC·t;os'"Angetes-pro.. -posaTs-ooth 1>8.l't.tes feel ;s-dle last chance of a contract being signed in time. RUOUX SAID th if the IOC the lat oposats. a final deci o on the Los Angeles bid fol' the Games could be taken at U!~ crucial roe Ex· ecutive Board meeting here Aug. 29-31. On Wednesday, Berlioux said it would be 10 days to two weeks before the IOC responds to the proposals. Two weeks woUJa put tire date at Aug. 16, just five days before the IOC's deadline for the city to sign an acceptable contract. Even if the IOC approved the proposal, the Los Angeles City Council would still have to ratify ete contract. Members of the council have expressed the de· sire to investigate the legal aspects of the proposal to assure that it protects the city against any financial responsibility for the Games. Coming of( a 5-0 playoff. clinching victory at home on -suMay, the Anllheim·based SOC· cer • team was blanked on the road Wednesday. getting off just five stiots in Memphis' 3-0 North American Soccer League vic- tory. Forward Jimmy Husband was responsible for all the scoring but wasted litUe time in keepinJl the Rogues' playoff hopes alive. He scored with just 4:40 expired before adding second half goals at 72 :05 and 83:42 for his hal trick. Memphis is now 10·19 while California is 13 -16 with Saturday'S" game in sJat.tle clos· ing out the regular season. It was an extremely physical game Wednesday, with the Surf tagged with four cautions. Joe Clark. Len Renery, Wolfgang Wuhnholz and Terry White re- ceiv~d the yellow cards. White was starting for the first. time this season. . The Surf was playing without Ray Evans, sitting out a sus- pension because of a fight last week in Ana heim . UCI Tabs Assistants UC Irvine has upgraded its basketball program with the ap. pointment of two full·time assistant coaches, Dean Andrea and Burt Golden. Andrea, who bas been a part-time assistant at UCI for the past eight years, played with the Unlvers~ pf Dayton team that was ruonerup in the 1967 NCAA championship and won the 1968 NIT championship. Golden, a Cal State LA grad, had been an assistant at Boise State University for five seasons. "Both Dean and Burt bring respective strengths to our pro- gram ilnd their addition to the staff should give us a more solid base from which to improve our position in the PCAA." said head coach Tim Tift. Golden, who had a successful coaching career at Van Nuys High, will concentrate on recruiting. l.opez's $138,097.83 would rank tenth on .the PGA list. two notches below unheralded Bill Kratzert. Completing the PGA top 10 are Tom Wat.son 1$222,279>; Lee Trevino <$203.920>: Gary Player ($168,016); Hubert Green ($158,934); Hale Irwin <.$152,698>; Kratzert < $150,380>: Andy North <$140.517 >: and Gil Morgan ($119,506). The LPGA top 10 list: Nancy Lopez ($138.09'1>: JoAnne Carner ($89,964); Jane Blalock ($80,313>: Hollis Stacy ($65.500); Penny Pulz <S62.593>; Pat Bradley ($62,042); Sandra Post <159.865>; Sally Little 1$57,702): Amy Alcott <$55,979 >; Jan Stephenson ($55,108). Bole-f.....e u 1vcc· Gene Tanuedi of South-Hills &aDk. a bole4n· one on the par-3. 133·~ard fourth bole last. weekend in the Irvine Coast Country Club's 23rd annual meml>er-guest. tourney. Claec .... Aree C.mses IRVINE COAST: Member·cuest. tourney- <low net> Bob Sdlaefer·Clladt lloUisoa <Bermuda Dunes>. 257; Uow gross> llm ,Sean-Lany Carr <Mission Viejo) 293. LAGUNA BEACH: bi-monthly toumey-<A flight) Anthony McKaslde. 77-9-Q; <B fiilht> Jerry Brown,81-11·64: <C flight> Fred ll.otlt 84-19-65; CD flight > 96-24·72; Roth. 84-19-65; <D ruehu BUJ BaUey, 96-24-72; <E flight> Sid Peanoa. 98-27-71. Women's criss-~ross tourney -<A flight> (lie) Marian Hair and Harriet& Mac Qa.ts&en, 23tn: <B fiight> Val Morton, 25""2: CC Oigbt> Glany Beals. 24. Women's ecletic low g~s tourney -tA flight> (tie) Fran Blake and Martan Hair, 7':; <B flight> Ruth LaPorte, 83; <C flight> Mar1aret Moore, 90. BIG CANYON: Nine blind holes-CA flight> Peggy Omnlngham, 32"'2; <B night> Doris Love. 34; < C Oigbt > Marte Whitaker, 32. Ladies' combined partners eclectic-cLow net) K~ Keulloa and Mary Soft, 125; <Low gross ) Judy Marray and Mute GrQ, 148. Ladies' two low balls a fourseome -Pat Ban· ta, Beverly Hope, Betty Wills, Patsy G~ant. 124. Baseball Standings Coliseum Commission Questions Rani Move AMERICAN LEAGUE West,Dlvlllon W L Pct. GB Kansas City 58 46 .558 Angels 57 51 .528 3 Oakland 56 52 .519 4 Texas 49 56 .467 91h ltf innesota 45 58 .437 121;2 Chicago 45 59 .433 13 Seattle • 38 69 .355 211h Eait Dhlsion Bost.on Milwaukee New York Baltimore Detroit. Cleveland Toronto 65 39 .625 60 ~ .583 4~ 59 46 .562 6""2 58 47 .552 7~ 56 49 .533 9\.'J 51 54 .486 141Ai 39 67 .368 27 . •••••aw•ac-...... •.~• !Mltl,_.....,, MllwWllM S.S, Ill oe-110- 11111111111 COii""'*' of IUlllMMled 1JalM a-........ ~a1va llOstoft I, .... v.-s. 14 111111"91, llllll9"dld ..-5eettle .. MINleNla 1 Oillt ·-ld!MIM 't~O-.. <>Mlallll C_...S.JIAl ..... lt <H•rtlell2.ftl, n Mllwelibe ~ 10-tl et .. ltl_.. CO. Mllf1llMI 7-4), n e.ttOll (Tona1Ulet .... Yora ( .. 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LOS ANGELES <AP> -The Los Angeles businessman emphasized Angeles Coliseum Commission. plan· that the foreign Investors be ning to.challenge the National Foot· represents fully intend to buy an ball League's 7s-mlle rule, bas voted NFL team and bring lt to Los to seek legal counsel to determine Angeles._ whetbertotakeantitrustactlon. Jack Heller, who said be Wednesday's unanimous vot~ represents a group of'Bix investors followed by a week the announce· from France, England and other ment by Los Angeles Rams' owner .. countries with "no oll money ln· Carroll Rosenbloom that he was vo•ved," said the group, hopes to shifting his team from the Coliseum place another NFL team in . the -to Anaheim in 1980, a move of some Coliaeum in 1980. $5 miles. TOE NFL TERRITORIAL rule states that only one professional foot· ball lraqchlse can exist within a ,75-mlle tladluA unless all 28 team owners agree to waive the rule. ' William Robertson, chairman of the Coliseum Commlasion, said be believes any suit a1ainst the 75-mlle rule would succeed. "Our purpose is to wln the case, and thereby pave the way to brtna another pro football team to Loi Anaeles in 1980," Robertson said. THE ACl10N TO SEEK counsel on the matter was approved by seven of the nine CoJJaeum commissioners, two of Whom we~ absent. On another frobt Wednesday. a LOI Jockey in Crash SARATOGA SP.RINGS, N. Y. <AP> -Jockey Robyn Smith waa allahtly IQJur'ed oear here W.cl.nelday rilabt, but tbe aHldclt did not il'lvolve bOrie. &ml1' ..eapecl serious lnjury when ber ur 0Yfttum41d and uulbl fire oo Route t ll'l the town of Wllt.on _..IT WILL BE a big Job. with a lot of money Involved." Heller said. "But we plan to 1tve lt our best tr)', and gettiq another team ll not out of the question." Heller would not specify which NFL teams the group ls interested in. but did say that the lnveston' earlier off er to buy the Rams, rePorted at $50 million, waa much lower than re- ported. W1*1' Results· DAILY PtLOT fla HAllOUI VOUCSW_A ... 'S ALL CARS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE ... LOOK! SAVE! .,, flQID ""'o Automatic u.... power StMf'lf\9. (088H()E) 1 1278 71DATSUMIJll 4 speed tr--. qp1GAM) 1 1278 . 71HONDACMC • Automlltic trans .. et•eo. (685MYM) 12178 PHOM114WJS 74MAZD4 U4WA60N 4 speed nns.. air cond .. roof rack. (11 1798) '2378- 76~c:mc: Automatic tran s. (511PUU) 12478 74 TOYOfA CaJCA 5 speed trans.. AM/FM radio. (421KY0) 12678 CAU. MJ...4435 --NO DaWtt' PAYMENT! 760f'IL 2 door fastback , automatic trans. (834RSK) '2678 760f'IL 4 speed trans.. air cond. {342RSC) '2678 76mtarA CC>aOUA DILUD 4 ~ tnns. . .,, cond .. AM/FM stereo, mags. (078RFM, '2878 PHOM! 142MJS 76 DATSUMNIO 4 door. aJtOmatlc trans. (719250, 52978 76DATSUMNIO F astb8Ck. 4 speed trans. 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Burchfleld la s<Mns to retire b1a old badte number aflu 20 years. Then Frank and hh. wife Libbe will be GTW -tone lo Wyomina Wba\ l""8 a mMn with salt w1i&ter in bis veins to the moun- laint ! He bu watch.ct the harbor grow from a couple of thOUJand boats to some 10.000 vessels Tbe redio set he "'orked has turned t.o a console as bl& as an or1an. AS A YOUNGSTER, Burchfield remembers the Air Raid Block Warden coming by their summer home and telllnl tbem to close their curtains so the Japanese Navy could not home-In on thelr llvinl room lamp Hla uncle look him to the Newport Pier where he caulltl halibut up t.o 22 pounds and loaded up on mackerel. He got his first ta~te of martin fishing on Phil French's Oyphlna working as a deck hand. He and his pal Ron Johnson, now a lieutenant with the Newport Beach lite guards, joined the Balboa Angling Club in the early 60's. TREY SCRAPED TOGETHER the money to buy an 18·fool boat and went out and caught eight marlin because they didn't know you couldn't catch a billfish in this small a boat. The Job Burchfield is retiring from at times can be very excit- ing. He works six incoming marine radio frequencies - sophisficated equipment that puts the Harbor Department in touch with the sheriff's office, Coast Guard and all the pat.rol craft. In an emergency he can patch in every conceivable law enforcement and life saving agency. Now Burchfield says he wants to pick up his sea anchor and drop it in J ackson Hole, Wyoming where be and Llbbe have been spen~g a lot of spare tame the last few years. · FUNK SAYS HE WANTS t.o becom~a full time ski bum, trout risherman, white water riverrunner and maybe get on part time with National Park Ser vice as a ranger. The people in Jackson Hole are sbll a bunch of rugged in· dividuallsts, he says. It is something that is missing around the Harbor now that the area has gotten so crowded. Bob McBride is a pal of Frank's. With the department for years. he is relJred in J ackson Hole. McBride kids Burchfield. tells him he wants him as a partner in a cougar ranch he is thinking about starting. He told Frank the cats are pretty easy t.o raise, but they are sure hell around branding time. ANOTHER WYOMING friend of Frank's is Carson Hubbard who is a fishing guide and a die-hard trout fisherman. He lies and only uses barbless flies so he won't hurt the fish when he releases them . He will not use worms or salmon egg baits. For Christmas, as a gag, Burchfield sent Hubbard a big box of lures wi~giant hooks on them. Upon-opening-~box, Hubbard took the~ .<?ut m his back yard and blew them up with buck shot. On another day. Burchfield and his buddies were silting in the local salon when a friend limped in tattered and bloody. HIS S'roRY WAS he bad fmally trapped the mangy coyote that had been stealing his chickens. He said he bad hauled the caaed coyote home in his brand new pick up truck, driving behind his shed where he kept his dynamite. He said he tied a slick of dynamite lo the chicken thief, lit the fuse. and opened the cage. But the damn thing ran under bis new rig to hide. And guess what happened? But Burchfield will miss bis friends, and the action around the harbor, too. OVEll THE YEARS he bas answered silly questions from ser\ous people hke where is the valve that lets the water in and out of the harbor? When do the grunion run? When do the ducks nest in the bay? Then there are the bodies of those who have drowned. The overturned boats. The emergency calls when a vessel is in trouble at sea. One such call was from a boat on fire. When Frank asked for the location or the boat in relation to the nearest point of land, the voice reclled. 'One mile straight down. If you don't hurry that's where I' be!. The harbor is going to miss old Badge No. 13 -and bis sense or humor. t OUTDOORS Dee r Season Opens Saturday Deer season opens Saturday in Zone A. and some a>.000 aunners are expected to turn out fpr what promises to be one of the best years because deer are rep<>rted fat and in excellent shape from the rains. accordln1 to the Department of Fish and Game. The hunt will lake place in the countle$ bounded 6y the Mendocino. Lake and Colusa north em county lines; the Pacific Ocean on th• west; Wghway nt and the Ventura County line oo the south, and lnlh'stale S and Highway 99 on the , east. The season will close Sept. 17. ,._ DFG SURVEY revealed there is an above average buck carryover from last year because • of improved water and rortige conditions. However. hunters should find the deer more scat- tered and harder to locate. All bucks seen by OFG personnel have shown . good anUer growth and they should be fat because of the heavy forage. The fire hazard is high. Ail hunters should be careful with aJl flammable materials and are ad· vised to carry a r attlesnake kit. Bonito Striking The albacore count is down and the fish are moving far outside very rapidly to the north. BiWish are being sighted in increasing num- bers between the Orange Coast area and San Diego on the banks and around the islands. The barracuda have disappeared. but bonito are showing In big numbers and the mackerel are still red hot. Bass and rock cod fishing is good and some yellowtail are hitting DANA WHAll .. -117 •"114•~: 10 Wiid M S\, 4 ~.cucM ... , l!onlto, t ,..llbul. IS rock cod. •.J33 ~••rel. I\ ••t»cort. • MALt•U -IOO M!Qltn 26' uhco IMn. n rOCll cod, J ,..lltout. First BroadWll ol "18 llRDONDO -lllMIQle". !Ot»r rt<lldl, 15" Ulko beH. 14 -o. 180 m..:hrel, S45 roO cod .. ,.. -•SJ •noler• •.S30 .... oert1. ••O roo <OCI Newpotr Beach resident Walter Gibson <r ightl holds the rod. be caught this 260 1h-pouoder with and the banner the catch gives him llie rfgltt to ITy, significant to the first broadbilr of 1978""- landed. He caught it on SO-pound line using barracuda as bait eight miles off the east end of Catalif'la Island. N R W ~OllT IAl't't.I -11 S Mlgle" 1 IMtr.C:-. ~-, 1)1 -~-. st Jand. b_an. 10. ,,._.<••·~·. 1 vtllowOn ,..,., 1 l\Allbul, 1 roe .. Cod. ' w1111t w• wn. ID•.,.'f'•I -131 •no•tr~ "i..rr.c..o., 13 bol\lto. ,,. ~ W\\, • ... llOWl.oil, 0 rOClo cod ,,230 m•<.k9"e•. Marlin Season .in Focus Airplanes Voted Ou\ More Ways Than One to Hook Vp So uth e rn Cal iforni a s portsfishermen and some 350 l i ce n se d eo mm e rci a l swordfishers have cause foc_eJa. lion beca~e the Fish and Game Commission voted to continue to ban the use or spotter airplanes m the broadbilJ fishery. DtCK ROBINSON °""' o.flypti.t$Uff Flip the calendar to the marlin lime of year. The albacore have said goodbye. for the most part · far out of range of most anglers. They have worn out the fleet that chased lbem in the 31st Inter Club albacore tournament. Now the schools are reported 'Off MorTo Bay. For aJl intent and purpose you can say goodbye t.o Mr. Long Fin for the year unless there is a show westerly or San Cle m ente Island. NOW IT IS SHOW TIME for Makaira audax, the spearfish. or marlin. Migrating north from around the Siccorro Islands. several hundred miles below Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. the striped billfish follow food and the warm currents· and visit the Catalina Channel about this time each veJtr. Already, Bob King of Newport Beach, has had a winning en- counter with one off La Jolla iiid weighed the 1511.-'.t·pounder al the Balboa Angling Club scales on Ju- ly 22. Numero~ relatives of this fish have been sighted recenUy as close as four miles from the Newport jelly, on the 14·mile Bank and off the east end of Catalina Island. ANGLERS WHO BA VE ob· served them closely know this s pecies of fish has the unusual ability t'.o turn an electric, irides· cent blue-green color. It happens 'when the fish is excited while Fresh Wate r Fishing Slow Fresh water fishermen are worklng hard to scratch up any bass action in saulbland lakes wtiere the water ls extremely warm and the fish are deep. There ii some catfish action fishing deep. Wben they bit they are large. Crappie are still hitting in large numbers on Fie.a Flies. Trout Plants The following lakes and feeding, or has an irritating hook in.its mouth-. A marlin in this condition is known as hot, or Ughl-up. IL is advisable t.o fight the fish until the light dims before attempting t.o gaff it. In an· ~cited condition, many marlin have' rammed their spear through a boat's hull, or through a man's leg when the fish was gaffed too green. FINDING A MARLIN to hook and fight is done in sever al ways. Trolling dead Oying fish, bar· racuda, mackerel or jigs from the outriggers. can cause these fish to follow the bait and strike. or come up unseen and take the lure. Trolling in this manner . along with some flat lines frdlb the rod holders, anglers should con· stantly scan the horizon for sleepers, tailers and feeders. TJIESE ARE nso lolling on the surface. probably digesting a recent meal. When one is spotted. a live bait is employed. A mackerel is netted from the bail tank, hooked up and cast as close as posslble t.o the fish. The reel ts in f~ee sp()Ol. If and when the marlin takes the bait. the fish ts allowed up to several minutes to swipe the bail with its bill and then eat it. With the hook set, the batUe royal is on, Another common sight seen at sea ts a greyhounding marlin. Mo-vi,ng at high speed, these fish explode from the water in strong. thrus ting le aps, Jumping as many as fifteen or twenty times. WITH THE LONGLINERS stopped from fishing for marlir. within 200 miles of our shores and Mexico's. It appears the marlin population is growing and sports men are catching larger fish . But it is still illegal to catch and sell a marlin in Callforma Prolific denizens. one 154 · pound striped female yielded an estim ated 13.800.000 eggs from just one ovary. Because of the way of the sea. few eggs spawned ever reach adulthood. At the moment. the chances of finding a marlin to bait off this coast are increasingly good. Catching these fish has a lways been another matter of from minutes to hours~ Outdoor Brief8 Bullfrog season is open in Southern California and the Colorado River district. The frogs are reported in plentiful supply by the OFG. The season e nds Nov. 30. A sportfashmg license is required for over 16 years of age. Llmit is 12 frogs. • California deer tag sales through licens-agents are com· ing along well. As of last Friday. D FG office in Sacramento had rec:eived over 59,000 applications and had issued 72,2'15 deer tags. including those for bonus 11nd ex· cepti~naJ opportunity hunts. After three hearings over the past two months. the action was • taken Friday at the commission meeting in Eureka. Voting to permit the use of aircraft was l!:IJzabeth Vennck. Cardiff by the Sea. with Com· missioners Sherman Chickering. San Fra nc isco. R a ymond Das maM , Nevada City and Abel Galletti, Los _i.ngeles. voting against the measure requested by the California Seafood Institute. Commts&~resident Berger Benson, San Mateo did not vote. In making his motion to deny the request ror use of airplanes, Chickering said it would be un. conscionable for the commission lo in effect drive out of business at least 8S percent or the com· merc1al swordlishers. Chickering also based his op. position on data showing no in· crease in the take or broadbill over the past seven years. Water Temps Hewl)Orl Pjer -'••Ion ll Miit a.,• Coron-•~ 0.M Point Looking for Limited Editions? DOJ'ESL4TE ANNOUNCED iCH NSION P.. Mllh'PHY MFN ~ '.>HU!', 549 -1833 Dove season slatewide ----------- wlll open Sept . l and run through Sept. 30. The 46·day split season will reopen Nov. 18 and con- tinue through Dec. 3. While wing dove will be allowed In the bag limit onl.Y in t.be counties of lmpertal, Rivenlde, and San Bernardino. Band tailed pigeon season Is 30 days this year opening Sept. 30 and closing Oct. 29. in northern California counties. In southern California, the seasop "'111 run from Dec. 16, throu1h Jan. 4. streams, llsted by dounty, will be r estocked lhta week with catchable·aize rainbow trout~"-"~--~ from ~ment of f1ah and Oamc hatcheries: OftAlfOI -,_,_.....,..., LOS •NGD.H -ala Ill.rt 09M. .._.. (MyOll ~ CMUk L.M• °"""""""' ..... Ctyttat LMlt,S.Otldef"""' c--. ...... ~ ~I, I'-~ O• I'""""'"*'' .... 11. MN 81111...,.DtNO -819 9Hr l.Mle. 0.- Y•ll•y LU•. ~,, L•U. lltnr .... -~. ' . llLLFllH TOURNEY -The aMUal one·day Assessment Treatment Services Center charity blllflsh tourney ls set for Sept. 15 . BiJ eame fishermen wiihina to compete 1hould call 675·6870. · 1 ~I • .. .· .. ... - II ... " .. ' .. TENNIS I HORSE RACING .,.., o--~ ........... T ennl Roand•p Vilas , Tanner Ease to Wins Ta•11er .... ,. Fo. NEW ORLEANS -Top.seeded Roscoe Tanner bad little difficulty with his first round match in the Grand Prix Tennis Classic Wednesday. polishing off Rick Fisher iri straight sef,s, 6·1. 6-2. Jn other matches, Vic Amaya whipped Lito Alvarez of Chile 6·1. 6·2, Brian Teacher topped Trey Waltke, 6-2. 6·2 and Dick Stockton beat Marcelo Lara, 6·3, 6-4. DH1 .. IAlp ¥.felOrfl NORrn CONWAY. N.H. -Top-seeded Eddie Olbbs overpowered Van Winitsky 6·1. 6-0 in a second round match Wednesday at an interna- Uonal teruiU tournament. Second seeded Brian G«t!ried beat Pat DuPTe in a nother serond round m atch 7-5, 6·3. In the tournament's first match involvina two seeded players. seventh·seeded \9ojtelc Flbak of Poland eliminated lOt.h·seeded Arthur Ashe 0-6, 6·4. 6-l. Manuel Orantes of Spain and Corrado Baraizuttl of Italy both moved into the third round. Orantes downed Mike Fishbach 6-1, 6-0 and 81:1razzut.t1 defeated Francisco Gonzalea, 6-1, 6·2. W'e•t•l11•tft9 Gir l W'hl• Janet St.rotter of Weslminst.er fought off a one· set deficit and came back to beat Tracy Houk of Sao Francisco 2-6, 7-6, 6-2 in the USTA Girls 16 Na- tional Championships at Charleston. West Virginia W~nesday. In other action, top·seeded Tracy Austin of Rolling Hills .Aefeated Kathlee n Horvath of Hopewell Junction, N. Y .• 6-1, 6·2. Pam Shriver of Lutherville. Md .• the second seed, downed Kathrin Keil of Albuquerque, N.M., 6-2, 6-1, and Kelly Henry of Glendale, seeded third. defeated _Joy Cummings of Manchester, Mass .• 7-6. 6-2. Bettina Bunge. of Coral Gables. Fla .. the fourth seed, beat June FeresLien of West Newton. Mass .. 6--4. 3-6. 6-4. Racing Results Los Alamitos Del Mar . ..... ..... .., ~ Nftl llllMelOoflltM--.. ~-· .. ., 4 •. '"" •--8lo Giii °" IBroolls> • ?0.20, 11.10, •to; PM Joys Jet • IWet1011I 20.20. IOAOl MIU USA America (Voughn) •A '2 Eco<IA (WI POld US1 .00. 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I.GO; Ml•• IPlll- UYI t.tO. $S hoc1a 114> !IMfl ....... •1111111 rec• -1•111 Srno11111 ISllHlllO•tl J.60, 2.•o. a.M ; lltfMl~ CTorol •.OO. 4.4!0; ~A<l4.40. "111111 reu-Je" Ot Ctrft IM<MHtllt) 17.•o. •.•o. t .00; ....... COied II.JO, UD; It ._ ••tK• c~ 1.e. u aucu O_,I paid l"'-A Al...._,_1?,I ... ' ~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~- PlJBUC NOTICE PUBIJC NOTICE s DAil Y PILOT U PlJBUC NOTICE ""91% ~I ...... Or-. C-t 0.11¥ Pttot, J11I¥ U -""91eU. IO, 11. 1'7e Jla.18 PUBLIC NOTICE' ""'9127 l'uDll111tO 0r-. Coest 09!1¥ PllCK. AutontJ. IQ. 11. 24. 1t7' ~" PUBUC NOTICE , I I ., ' l - -CWL V Pfl,OT . Old Buses Carried A.nierican·Dr.eam· .. lb ~~\..~ ... .,.,11\1 ... W._.GAN DANBURY, -~ W.. over·tbe·road but wttb a Wiil lD dlie nu.. '1 oa Intent.ate M. and tn Ule ,imt of '1le 9akh• ..a mJ mlnd na•bH baet to.._, ... _.-. . ..,.,.... there w.. no bite,...._ ... tM .to1Wa1were al theoext rest atop. I am a 1mall -1 ~•a• Window at ~mertca ro1una ·tw.:_1~·,a Wiiel'*l1:,__ama of •mall t.owna. UW: ft4lldl ti eon liDd theo wheat. Iara• ruci.. Utt lfMD movnt.aina and cletert nl&bll fWed with start. llJ father ll by my aide, a bundle ot Chamber ot Commtl'ff Uteratw. and the Sportlq Newa Qn bll lap. I DON'T~ D nD JiAc1e more tbao SS.CIOO a "ar \a 1\111~ PrObabl)t much 1 .... He bed an unusual bait WIV1lftl • .,...,.. job lft the 1ovemment ~ omce bl J!M• Yon CJty. ,.. . We~lai111 ..... ~ c-?A---,-... ~---;-.-~-~±Jia.1 mlnd'8' eye ,. .. al~ trained on the borilOO of next 1Uemer'1 cb'ea11t. Enryone aunts and uncles and nelahbors. wu down at the depot for the bll bomecomrn,. but UM fOW'· or flve -w k trip wu never over. • .., D I N'T' YET. FALL NIGHTS, alter "°mewwk waa done. were spent arsulDs ... kt\.,my brolbeh over whether the Mills utei.rla tn Dayton had better tried chicken than Ute P1ccadil· ly ln Baton Rouae and whether the Houee of Davfd 1ny day ot the week could beat the New Orleans PeUcant. Then the anow fell and lt was time to plan tho next drea~. send away for th' maps a~ travel foldtn. Since my father tau1bt me to pack a carctboard aultcue In that uncomplicated un-air· ~ IDoa qo. tht 1reat open roacl of Ute '•• taken mt:ti lOI. counlri• OD every cdnflll. plannlnl tbe bts but trl . ----.r..~.-.;~~~"1Wlii There were u.r.. ot m kids, au IM)ya, and startlnc at the a1e of aboat: l . eadl ol us llOl to eo in a dlft'lftnt year. The wbole family couldn't ao on -account of ttie financial conalderationa. BesldH. Mom didn't Uke to travel. but abe was in on the plannin1 aesai~ which las1ed all winter Iona. Alter the supper dishes were cJq_red. from the dlninl room table. it was like Eiseribower ana Bradley planning the D-day invQion, maps and schedules and pertinent UterlltW'e spread all over the place. THEN VSVALLY LATE IN APlllL came the big night when Dad qd wbosever tUR1 it was to ga went down to the bus terminal ·°'~ Street 1o buy the tickets. Pittsburgh. Columl>)ll. Cincinnati, Evansville, Memphis ... each overnight stop re· quired a separate stub, but attached to the rest o{ the ticket by perforation and stretching on endless· ly across the coi,mtry like a roll of pink toilet paper. The poor guy in line behind us probably only wanted to go to Asbury Parle <N.J. > or Danbury (Conn.> and maybe bad only 10 minules to spare to catch his bus. and here be was hopelessly trapped behind Pop's annual American dream. Da<flt"elaim-to-Eame, aod-il-wa!r~. was that be never bad learned to drivec but had been in every state in the Union three times by Greyhound or Trailways, which was no mean feat for an unskilled laborer in the Depression years. or course. Hawa~i badn 't entered the Union yet. and the Alcan Hitthway hadn't been built. or we'd have gotten to Anchorage in those pre-.statehood days just to see if they bad a semi·pro baseball team that the Sporting News bad missed· DAD WASN'T BIG ON MUSEVMS or art galleries. but five-and-dime stores, zoos, state capitols and the local basebaJ• diamond' were a fixed part of every itinerary. I'm still the only' l'QY-fn 11lf' crowa w o s been in every ballpark ln the Three .. I .. League and watched the Toledo Mudbens. the Baton Rouge Red Sticks and the Lancaster Red Roses play on their home turf under lights affixed to tele· graph poles. Satcb Paige. pitching for the Jersey Bla~k Giants one Sunday afternoon in Sandusky, Ohio~ gave me his autograph long before Bill Veeck ever thought of signing bim for the major leagu!'S. where in my hero·worshipping heart be-always dwell ed. We stayed in $2 a night YMCA rooms. wiSll the bathroom down the ha ll and did our Jaundr1' in the sink. this being in the days before laundermats and drip-dry fabrics. ON LONG HAVL.S, SAN ANTONE to El Paso, or maybe L.A. to Frisco, experien~ travelets always talked like that, we rode the bus all night to save lime and money. The dri.Y.ei'Slttine up there enthroned in his gTay uniform, peaked cap, leat~er • leggings and big s unglasses looms out of my boyhood memories as a heroic authority figure on a par with an airline pilot or a pigboat com- mander. Postcards from Mia&oula. Great Fall. Bis m a r ck, Fargo, Miqneapolts marked our pas&age through the land as certain as ~keel In· dian campfires and the great golden dome of another state house or Ute crosa1na ot anothei: famous bridge. Dad was big on bridges: R6ebling's sus- pension bridge over the Ohio at Cincinnati, Eads Bridge at St. Louis <the nrst to span the Mississip- pi> and the Golden Gate (just being completed then at the entrance to San Francisco Bay. RODEOS, ,.-ENT ClllCUSP.S, eA.RNIV ALS, vaudeville's straw hat circuit, even once a hobo convention in Union Pacific freight yard.$ at Omaha were our excursions into native culture. I also recall a dance marathon, a raft race on the Colorado, a frog jumping contest, a Mennonite buggy beauty pageant, a man on stilts wadln'g across the Rio Grande and a whole panorama of church suppers, volunteer firemen's picnics, pan- cake festivals, fifty cents·a·head clambakes aJtCl participation in similar civic events that were in· variably colorful, ~tisfying and economic. Sa d dle back Sets Manage~ Course PlanninJr. organbing, operating and controll· ing a sales fe>tte by successful sales managers are to be explored this fall at Saddleback College. "Sales Management," a three-unit course, is scheduled from 9 to 11:40 a.m. on consecutive Saturdays at the Mission Viejo campus. Instructor Phillip F.ucbs said"the class ls de· siped to provide basic concepts and theories. particularly ideas used by a variety of businesses in achieving success. Applications are being accepted in the ad· mlssioos office. where registration is conducted by appointment for new uudents. Additional lnfomii\ion ls available by callinl 831·9'100 OI' '85-4950, ext. 221. Flops out.• whee la down over a new city - Ban&kofc. Peldna. Catcutta.~Papeete -l always took out at the bulldlnss ana streets and bridges hurr)'ini tnto Eocus wtth tbe wonder and excite· ment aftd feelbui of adveJtture-oC a small boy peer· ln1 out a bus ..-ff\dow. Out of a sense or nostalgia I always ch~k the l~al peper to see lf there's a ball park. CRICKET IN AVCKLAND. NEW Zealand. rubgy and soccer ln Taiwan helped pass many a Sunday afternoon. but what bli11 to ftnd a real baseball diamond in Manila. in Kyoto. in Criat-obal. Panama and outslde the huge a1,1tomoblle p1-nt in Turin, Italy. The ~of David, on a aood nljht ~der the arc li&htt,,eoutd have te•e1:1 any oJ them. me amaZlng rilcll-a-wrencll It 1atchets without moving paha. 7 pc. combination Ot>W' end wrench Mt In at•n· dart! oio metric. Reg. 19.95 12••· NATION ,.,,, ... ..,, Dr. Benjamin Spock 1s urging Cape Cod resi· dents to be more .. obnoxious·· in fighting nearby radar stations. f l • j 1 l ' I - 'J , , , -INSIDE: •Erma Bombeck •Entertalr.mon! •Television , . . , ! ~: ·t \ ; a j • ~· Ja:ckie .. -A -private oasis can ~ a -secluded patio. a rooftop garden or a hidd~n library. of. it can be an authentic Japanese teahouse. For J acqueli ne ·Kazarian. Ii Newport Beach resi~ent. serenity is available in her private teahouse, which was a n ~n­ niversary'gift from he r husband. Arthur. lt is the place she goes for private meditation imd Bible study etnd th"e setting for tea ceremonles for her special.ltierlds. The teahouse is made of teak and mahogim,y in the t rudilonal Oriental ma · ner. Jt refl ectS'the unpretentiousness of Jetpanese art. urchitecture and lifestyle. Mrs. Kazarian. who had a choice of a swimming pool or the teahouse. selected the latter bicause of her long-standing in- terest in the Orient and the J apanese way of life. "As a native San Franciscan I spent a lot of time in the tea garden Cin Golden Gate Park > and my husband and I fell in love there, .. she said. Additionally. her father was in the pro- duce business and his associates. many of whom were J apanese. ··spoiled" he r with gifts from their native land. They also introduced her to the te a cer~mony. which Mrs. Kazarian uses on a limi~d basis for he r guests. It is always given for a n odd number of gues ts. never m ore than five. and it begins when· the guests wash their hands in the kaehi. or wa t e r basin ·outs ide. t o diss ocia te th('m selvcs from reality. The ceremony is carefully observed with little or no conversation. "It is a very d ct1)lled, int r icate cer e-m-0ny. ·' Mr s. Kuzarian said. ··Every gesture of the hand 1s tradWonal. It is a historically set pat- tern." She keeps some of her special dishes und teas in the house and often goes ·alone to enjoy the beauty of the ~ich wood and the s ilence of her own private t e a ceremony. ( Slagle• Calendar ] ORANGE COAST SINGLES: On Friday night, Aug. 4. the over-39 group will see "Pacific Overtu11ies'' at Oranae Coast CQllege, with a champagne party after at the home of Sherry Grossman. Chll ber for information at 556·6378. At 3 p ,rn. Sund~. A\18. 6, there will be a w\ne and chee&e party at the home or Jea n Woods. For lnformaUo~. call 832-8657. ~-- SINGLE AGAIN: ··Turning l1n to YodF' Awareness Levd" will be the subject of a pro- gra m with Donna Hanna at 8 p.m. f'r4S ay, Aug. 4. at the Newport Marriott Hotel. Cost : $5 per person. As8£Rft0N TRAINING: For sin1lea. A one-day workshop offered by Coastlioe Com- munity Colle.re from 9 a.m. to ~ p.m. Satur. da~. A\18. 19. Register Aug. 11 at Coutline. 10231 Slater Avenue, Fountain Valley. Ca. 92708. Fee: $10. NEW.POAT 'EWISll SINGLES: Meet at a member's home for punch and snacks at 8 p.m . Sunday:. Aus: I . and then go to the Refistry Hot~l tor an eventn.e of dancing to Dlxleland mus le. Call Sylvia. 645·4701, or Ruth. 645-2317. for directions. - Inside the teahouse, shoes are never worn. "Eallte for One Some people like to ea~ alone. , Most of us don't. Phy llis Salyer of HuQ.\ington Beach writes that it would be a good thing If restaurants had special, designated areas where p eople, who are alone. can sit together lf they choose. She recollnta a recent visit to a Costa Mesa re~aurant where she counted 10 other lndlvidualas lUlng alone and "stnring lnto space." Ma. Salyer said she viewed one elderly man "eetlinl his conversa- tion of the day with the waitress. and then bavl ng. I presumed. to return to his lonely. one bedroom pla ce." •• Claergl ··-· Above. left. a temple lantern outside me teahouse: above. kaehi, where guests wash hands before entermg. left. some of the dishes used in cea ceremony ' ' l j I , . ., : Q °bM.Y PILOT .~--------~~~----------------------,::=:===========w::=;;:::;:::_=:==============- Thurldlty. Auguet 3. t078 EAMA BOMBECK I ANN LANDERS ' ! They'll Pay for Date Think I'M Weird? 1>EAR ANN: I bave a who I llk• daa1•ter a date 11 a Pl"9ble1n. l)am 1$ tum· The thoulht or buytn1 blrtbclay preteat. For tna 11 tn stptembff Md m• a datet tor my 18th opeaen. u.y ft!Uow wbo Have never bad a·c1ate. btrthday doun 't do wo.ldlofor&lledeal~u <J 'm $'t'4" tall and havt mu.ch f« my e10, H • 10UobeaJert. brown hair. blue •J matter ot rm tt maket Tell Daddy, .. No •nd ....... ~mat rn• 1lek. What do you tbaakl .. -aad If Ille I HO)"-) "'•b think about. It? Am l too ll .... olo ._ lte : .reard :; family dli~ aen1ltlveT Should l 10 ot'";o': :.:C:.U. i ~ : r:utn~ 11v1 m• .A•• jl:nC ~~ pr~e"t i~• ~ yoa ww retuae &o 10. rlilmy t ' £•il•en LAUGHJNO MUCH JN \\'.tddlng ond ettgoge· 7 1 tt.r came up W EN TWO RT H, ON . merit announcement a run ' wlUa an 'dea. "Why not TARIO on Simda11 In the Dail11 lllY eomeone to take her 0 g .. a w o N T . n.11o•. ""-· ar• 0.~.i-1..1 ... '°"''' Sbe'd De\ltf taow .. Tbal'a not. bad idea... ,,. s. ,-, • rv ... _ "' ll'H'Uln"' and mQt»e be'U pt It ea 1111 mother qiwd. Now WOaTH: I doa'& aee at all Do1lt1 Pilot o//ien qr wllh her If tbe prlee 'ls tb tbrn of r.tt.m are .. , ..... ,_.,, •'*" • b11 calling th• Feature• t'llbt!" Dad said, aakllll all D\Y frtend1 hU.er b•7l•I "' ~mtnt.642~1 . ..;,.;~_i.;;;;..;;;..;._....;;;..:.;:::...,;:~-= .... --~--------------;;:=-=s"!::ll~--f;~ent announce. ~------7'r 1.I-,f .. nl·.anr.nnr.u -------. m1nt1. with btack·01td· • O ln <...J"\ll "'1'-'>\4'';:J whU• g'°"JI o/ the future $o ript wittl ,_,fall wet.•. Wl-°' Tovpe ~ bott. wltt. Ncmiro I Seoc.loed HHla. bride or the couple. mwt be received bl/ the F'eahrea ~rtm1nt rir aottka be/ore the wedding dale. FRIDAY, AUGUST 4 By SYDNEY OMABR ARIES <March 21· April 19>: Your attrac· liveness, charisma become evident - especially to members of the opposite sex. Cancer. Capricorn in· dividuals play key roles -ao.d so does the number 2. Security com· bines with adventure. what is Important to you as contrasted to what should be discarded. Don't pretend -be true t6 yourself. LmRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22> i RelaUonsblp is in· tensified. If playin1 games. stakes can be higji. If serious. you will be involved. Accent on friends. hopes, desires. creative changes, -ad· venture and mmance. TAVRVS <April 20· SCORPIO <Oct. 23· 99 Faahlon ldond, Newport Beach. 759-95'1 May •20): You may be Nov. 21>: Spotlight on restless, but patience is civic honor, duty, ambi· your .ally. If 1b0rouch. Uon, understaadin1 ~================================================~-aware ~ d~alls. you business prospects. win m.ior Yh:t.orx... Ac· Fi.nisb what. you starL-Extended to August 15th -- Summertlmel and our Perm Is Special through cent on abode~ where spread lnOuence. make and. bo)1f JO'Lreaide...Be -room fol'L yourself at versaUle. but avoid scat· more elevated position. tering efforts. .._ GEMINI <May 21 · SAGan~S <Nov. FlNAlWEEK . . BIG .SUMMER .. . 'lit AUG. 9th ' SPORTSWEAR FOi WONEM AND MEN NEW MARKDOWNS HAVE BEEM PUT OUT - AND BIGGER ·DISCOUNTS TAKEN ON EARUEI BARGAINS: NOW IS THE TIME FOR YOU 10 STOCK .. UP OM. Ci)UALITY SPORTSWEAR PRICED LOW. . • July ... $21 50 June 20>: Obtain hint 22·Dec. 21). Distance is from Taunas message. bridged; ionovatlons, Investigate, ask ques· pioneering actions prove lions, give full lplay to beneficial. Make your lntellectuaJ curiosity. own mart. create ~our . You get what you need if own tradlU~. S~ mil DEP ... •TM•NT persistent. re~ort or manuscript ~ . ... CANCER <JunL21· which is you, not .!.11 im· ----===-t81"61fEWPOM BlVD. July 22): Change based -mltton ot'Others. on examination of fac· CAPRICORN f'f>ec . COSTA MESA, CALIF. tual material brlogs de· 22·Jan.'19): Indirect ap· PAIKCOM¥MINTLYAT'OURDAllMTIAMCl--OPMA9MOUA ~ sired results.' Gemini, proach is best course . ._ _______________________ _ Virgo, Sagittarius figure Know it, act according· --------------------------Simplify yoor life with our Easy-Care Perm. Complete with Cut, Shampoo & Roller or Blower Set av Moster Stylist in scenario. You gain ly . Defer to partner. through written word. mate. Evaluate efforts. LEO <July 23·Aug. costs -coUect. pay, dis· 22): Settle clUferences card, reintorce, build on with family member. Be solid structure. diplomatic -win rather thanforceyourway.Cy. AQUAIUUS <Jan. cle remains high -the 20·Feb. 18>: Study more personal ap· Capricorn message. pearances you make. Forces tend to be scat· the more popularity re· tered. Hold off on de· suits. . clsion. U you don't know VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept. what to do, do nothing. 22>: What occurs could Go slow, lie low -re· be obscured by side is· ruse to be "used" in sues. Key ls to find out legal maneuver. PISCES <Feb. 19-tRaES!H§ ______ .,.......,. 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SChult by Roger Bradtielf -LOIS ~ D9lraSJS ARE. NAMED ~l , TDDAT~s ·aaass1a11 PVZZLI ACROSS 41 sman rock UNITED Feature Syndicate 1 Sl'latter 42 Stv!lsh Wecine.aey·a P1.ui. So•* 6 Door frame 44 Kind of bond 10 Fr. wal(lf 45 B1eccs bodies 4 7 Thin co non 14 Parent's lab11c so~tC<. 48 Garl4c piece 1nFrl}l't((' 49P~ 15 Mvs111rv SO Ou1S11ndlnq IO{lf edoent !hong 16 "1 hefe lnl0<mal ought ro 54 Inland be - -" vessel 17 Poltshmg 57 O...t uttt:f· ma1e11al •nee 18 Copy 58 M.Jp1e genus 20 F.i•-" In 59 Shift~ format 60 Meat dish 21 Clleckeis 61 God of wc11 pte<;eS 62 Elk s IN 'll S1rode we 13 Arab v8!.Sel 63 Extra 2S Assumpuon DOWN 27 Kll'd of but· 1 let rt stand let 2 .. , Rtmem JO Became bn · bet -" ter 3 Oitlseed 31 As - -. • Bcstrodlt Usoonv 5 tntetl of 32 JCJI ala• gear surpitSe 33 H11vo - -6 f&sttlOOf at •1 I Du1ch 36 Informed lenglh ITI(jJ 37 Manttoba sore lndlcll'IS 8 Dino J8 Put BWay 9 ~ neally WO<o 39 Capuchin 10 Fmd't Ullo ~ev llE~ 40 F~ SIU· 12 Speed com· dents petmons IJ Stocti holmer 38 Nonna! 19 Pllf1omt 4() Chalf ftlt:I ance a1 the 41 Apply Met Shtehes 21 Pop· t penner •3 Meat 11ems 24 COIOI gtada· 44 1.llnred 1101\ •5 ··ee OH•": 25 Assert& Slang 26 fllfl'OWS 46 Maned l'la11 27 S1mple1ons Condition 28 Bathsheba's 47 Sut>:;e hu11band 29 Opeta buff quenrrv 2 WO<ds 49 Robust JO 5Qulllod 51 Batren 32 Salad ~Lasso ingredlenl SJ l051 Y'tal 34 Past ftutd ~One in the 55 Tendef red 56 Poem 37 Pnc:e paid 51 Sci)OOI Otg. •• • ' PVBUC NOTICE .Jordan Target Here's Mousse In YoW Eye·1 ,..,.,. PU8UC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE •tmw.,.. •• ••m,.._.._. ... T1'll .:=:':!:-Z. ..... .... ".,.... .. , ......... 1 n. ......... ...-..... ~ lllt"fMPnlAL. CA•ltA.L. \. fO.., -•: \. 1. n.a WAl.4 C\.IAHIHO '"V 'tterflel• """ HIHlll ....... S•IC.IAUST. n111 C.W• .._~ .._,CA... IM<ll.~_.. ..... H ........ •1 ..,._ ·-I.. $W. "'" C.• """' Oriw, c. .. ~u.--..,._~Colt .......... ~ ~ .. 111111-11• T-,. o... I r--~-IMr.0-.J:S ,114,~I•<~ .... -11 l"I' M'-I• leMoKW •• e _.,,...,., lll'lil,..~ ... _"._ P'MW.H ._..,._ T"h •t•--lllM Wiii\ 1M f'romAP .. llUel U wun't ple or even mud -in lhe eye tor top prcllidentl•l aulatant B••lltee lonlu. It was chocollat.e mou.uo ln the face. To hear fr1end1 tell It. Jordan was "minding hl• own buaJneaa" at a private OecJrretown party when an un1d ntlned man appeared suddenly and hurled o handrul of the iourmet chocolate puddinl at a atuMtd Jordan. "He certainly wasn't happy about It," said Gerald aataaiooa, who Is In charge of remakina PreatdHtt C~r'a lmaie. Ratahooo, who also attended lhe party. said Jordan "wu very mad. The mousse wu all over hla suit and face." o-.. ..,.._ c:-1, c....., •Or-C-r lift Jwlr """ ,........,.. -.._ ..... -11• "" • Test tube baby Loalae Browa. tbe first human ~ttClentfOr .... CIMll't•JWIY ~,,..er..,.. CMt1 o.ii, P•iot being known to have been conceived outside a * ,,,~ ...-. J\llyll ......... ~ ... 11.ltJe ••MM ~~DDNH, m• mother's womb. ls nine daya old and seems to be eui:.1-:C-'·-... ---------getting along fine. "' ~ PUBUC NOTltE l A statement from ~.~-c.... ,, ,....._ p·r0 .,., r )Oldham and District ~ ..... ..,. •1cnnousiww ... u c1 r&Aj General Hospital in •NMSTAnMe111T Oldham. the LancasbJre ..!~:, .. _.,., --" 9olno ••· ---------mill town where Louise · PUBLIC NOTICE ELECTllC*•c •S50C••Tes. 1102 was born just before \ ••en...::':....... ~~~u=::·nS:.-No 211 • '-• midnll(bt Juiy 25, said !!he and her molher. Leslie. ·• ..,...IT•T1418'" c •-··· 1m w ,,,,, s.,...., "aredoingvery well." ~ .,... ......... ~ -...... SUit• 217, 5-•""-. c:.i~.,. 1 "'11 ~ 1' ~ 11y .. 111-The blue-eyed. fair-haired Lowse was bom by n 'ILL ~v • ..,, ,_. dlv1-1. flMI ""'""-v-.i. ~ ~ c. a.rte11 Caesarean section Into a swirl of publicity. An egs ~...,... ....._ ., ....., n ii ,........,, •• o1ec1 """" "" from her mother was fertilized in the laboratory HllC "--• 'WW"9U... ~ ty Clen al 0r..,.. c:e;ny on Jtltf ·"'-""' ,_ ...._ ..,, ~ '· •m.. ....,. with apenn from her father, Gilbert J• Brown, "•w-. '""-U.... ~ "'*'"*' Orall8I c-a o.i1, •1-. and later relmplanted In lhe molher's womb. ~ .. ____,.., __ 111y21MC1Auousli.10,11.1t11 * ~--~.......... 11"-11 ~Ip. , Allllnrt I,_ Wtlh ~G.W.lls ~ ·--tillcl w111t u. PUBUC NOTICE ~ CllfttfOr __ CDody ... J""11----------""1 JI,,.,. Todaf ls the 486th anniversary of the Nina, the Pirita and the Santa Maria welJthing anchor, and Jllll the National Geographic Socie- ty bas come up with some little- k now n information atsoul the discoverer of the Ameficas. The socie ty say s Qarhtopber Cohambu bad car- rot-colored hair, blue eyes, a TUddy-face. a long nose and was "mo~ middllq .. tall-'' His strongesl oalh, aays .lhe society. was "by San Fernando-." * * John Mair's gold watch bas been snatched from the historic home of the 18tb·century. naturalist at Martinez by thieves who' left his quill pen, saddle and binoculars untouched. Guy McCanta of the John Muir National His· torlc Site said lhe Wallha01 pocket watch was worth about $1 ,000, but added Its maln value was sentimental. The burglary occurred wbfn tbleves pried open a window, avoided an alarm system and en· tered a room without sensor detecton. * A 44-year-old lecturer fired by San Francisco State College eight years ago says he's not poslUve he'll return to the school followtna a state Supreme Court ruling lhat his dismissal was Improper and he is entitled to $140,000 in back pay. "I don't know If I'll go back," said Stanley Ofsevlt trom his office in the Napa County Health Department where he Is -a supervising mental 1 he~ltb worker. Ofaevit was fired in 1970 when S.I. Hayakawa, then the school president. and system Chancellor Glen Duake chose to Ignore the nbdlncs of several revtew and grievance committees that unanimous· ly opposed the Ofaevit nrtne. ENTERTAINMENT I MOVIES I PEoPLE 'Driver' Movie Dreadful By Aa111Ua KNIGHT '-......,....._.. It ls difficult to Im· a&ine just what Walter Hill had In mind wben he wrote the screenplay for "The Driver ... An existential car cbue movie to end all car (Movie Review) chase movies'! <If only that were true! l "'-.. Barlatage Bamdling? His scrtpt couldn't have numbered more lhan 25 pages. so devot- ed is this movie to get- aways. pursuits and grisly crashes. When you see this picture. you know why lhere·s a gas shortage. Eartha Kitt hoWls with laughter as Sammy Davis Jr. joins her beneath the folds or her long cape. The cloak was part or the cos- tume she wears as the star of the Broadway musical "Timbuctu. ·· Davis was visiting backstage. BUT 111AT'S about all you know. Hill 'i; charac- ter!' -primarily Ryan O'Neal. Bruce Dem and rsabelle Ad.Jani -are so laconic they coutd well be played by mutes. Or catatomcs. As director. Hill permits them some of the longest unpres· nant pauses in movie bisto~. Elia Kazan Assesses Movie, Writing Career To~ lbe nist b1Hf-tldor or so. you wonder what they're all about. After that. you'd just as soon not find out. Nor do you -not really. By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOO <AP> -"As a writer I'm not a stylist like Norman Mailer or Truman Capote." remarks Ella Xazan, the director turned nov· elist:-"But l'm a better story teller. and l 'U tell you why : because l 've directed films, and tha•'s pure story telling." Kazan's has been an ex .. traordinary career. Greek-born. be became an actor, first working with the Group Theater and in a few films f"Blues ln the Night." "City for Conquest">. then helped r e volu· lionize the American tlieater with his realistic direction of "D eat h of a KAZAlll Salesman.·· "The Skin of OUr Teeth... "A Streetcar Named Desire" and "Cat On a Hot Tin Roof.'' HE WON OSCARS for his dlrection of "GenUeman's Agreement .. ln 1.IM7 and "On the Waterfront" in 1954. and was a prime force in launching the film careers of Marlon Brando, James Dean and Warren Beatty. Ten years ago. Kazan turned nov· elist with .. The Arrangement." which rode the best seller lists for 37 weeks. He followed with ''The As- sassins." "The Understudy" and now _"Acts of Love." his first study of a woman. "I expected to be criticized by women's llbbers." he said during a visit from his New York home. "But it hasn't come yet. I don't think I can be accused of be ing Jl male chauvinist. I've always h"d strong women's roles -tn my films. For ilh. stance, 'Baby Doll' to 'A' Face ln the Crowd,' not to mention ·A Streetcar Named Desire.' "THE GIRL IN 'Acts of Love· is n.ot brllllant: she was C&('elesaly educated. But she is independent. An 1MU'IMl-OMHOI CO SENIOR CITmHs 12.00 '>0 COAST Pli\/A a.MN1t1 ..... 44'HEAYEN CAN WAIT". ................ ........ - DIUVll .. llJ and she knows about men. There is a passage in which she describes men by their sexual ~bavior . .That is something only women cen do: be a participant as well es an oburver or the sexual act. Men-can't j)eF{onn both roles." During lhe past decade. Kuan has directed only two films, '"lbe Ar· raneement" and "The Last Tycoon.·· The movie of F. ScOtt Fitzgera1d's final. fragmented novel was not suc- cessful. "But l feel i>O§ltively about the pie· ture. · · Kazan insisted. "I thought Robert De Niro gave a superb performance. and the scene of bis fir· ing at lhe studio was among lhe best I've done. The weakness. was in the- ove mJl'y,"~ch was vnrulfilled. "I LIKED TOE picture. but rm afraid it had no immediacy. That's what is needed nowadays: a film must be a novelty or people will stay home and watch TV. Moderately in- teresting movies are nQ longer possi- ble. It's much easier to pass the time at home with a can of beer in your hand. Only the sensational films can succeed. llke 'Star Wars' pr 'Close Encounters' -or porno movies:" Kazan. 68. hasn't entirely given up directing for tbe literary life. His next book will be a sequel to his film "America. America." a semi· autobiographical movie about a young Greek's advent to the United States. "That's still my favorite film ... said KQan, "with all its faults. It re- mains my best work. It Is full of loni- ing. "W1111 TIIE ADVANCE for 'Acts of Love.· I have enough money to last me four or five years. and I'll work on flle sequel. I've finished 200 pages and I've got abour 400 to ao. Then I'll make the movie ... "America. Amertca" bas never ap- peared on television because Kazan owns it and refuses to have It inter· rupted with commercials. O'Neal is obviously a proresslonal getaway driver for bag-lame crOO"ks. end upta~ht young man with nerves of steel -and rocks in bis head. Else why on earth would be de· ltberately plant evidence of his p~rticipaUon in a heist and high-speed chase that demolished al least a half-dozen cop cars? Just to make lhe everr more uptigbl Dern - the most sadistic movie c 011 st n t"e ·~rre Choirboys .. -a bit more paranoid_? AT LEAST we do. know that Adjian1 hao plugged into O'Neal's getaway scheme ror tbe- money. althoueh It·~ hard to believe that such an attractive young lady couldn't make a more legitimate buck. Unfortunately. the ac- tion passages share this same mechanical quali- ty. Possibly we have all seen too many chases at th is point. In fact. the major as· sets or this 20th Century- Fox/EMJ presentation would seem to be Harry Horner's suitably somber settings and Philip Lathrop's chiaroscuro lighting. Between them lbey cap- ture something or Raymond Chandler's "mean streets" am· btence. which ls • good deal more lhan this thm. humorless movie de· serves. "SGT. PEPPER'SLONEL Y HEARTS CLUB SANO" (PG) 1'HE BUDDY HOU:Y-STOAY- .. THE &NARM"(~ 'WHO Will STOP THE RAJN?" (R) "THE CHEAP DETECTIVE" I l "MURDER BV DEATH" "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" (PG) "FOUL PlA Y" (PG) "FUN wrrH p1ac a JANE* "CONVOY" .. EAT MY DUST" (PG) "THE DRIVER" CR) 'iHUNOER ANO LIGHTNING" _ ... I TONl~HT'S LATEST LISTINGS 1111 1\"ll" ProMagArs .. Fire invesUptor 8Ul Hoppe of the Seat- tle Fire Department inspects the site of a suspicious fire in the documentary "Arson: Fire for Hire" tonight at 10 on ABC. Channe) 7 <see story below >. • I L0\11 WCY refUOe In remote parta ot Otllc:Mn-raialftg end PT A the U S. ,,...,. QM IM RlcwOoe 8 1100,000 NAME THAT and Maru. In a _.,., TUNE b4lttte. I Nl'M. vwm QAMI • THE ,.a.I. THI GONG IHOW The IOfl of • convtcted JOKa'8 WILD crlmlnal la C011ll'lll08d llla THE ODD QOUl9&.E ,... .. ~ F*"• knowledoa of°'*'• • IMCNa. I LW hllp9 Oecar win • -In • ADORl' ,.. quiz 9'IOW, and he • THI fllAl. N BICA relUCWttty atw Illa own- "Bladl Prog,...·· Have wltlip ~he cer. blac:fl Americ:ans made • 21 ~ Oller' the_. 1,& Ho1t! C Roberts. ~ In il'lc:ofN. )Obe or Pr~ ' Ed C-· eouc:atlon? Oueata: AID Yantee alCMl'llNI !tie ~ Hal9)'. Julien Bond. 1em9 of gay oftendar'I who Cl> JOKllW9 WU> tMI abueed and dlscrtml- - 7:IO 8 WILD. W1U> WORLD ~N911AU ··Tr.atlftg The G~" The beer .... once tile ~ °' tett'1 ...... J'lOW 11 N9 bul lt!f .. .,_ or 0..alW'ILbtlap I t<NXT (CBS) Los Angeles 10.ac (NBC) Los Angeles e 1Cll.A(lnd.) Los Angeles e t<ASC-lV (ABC) l:os Angeles 1(1) ~(CBS) San OfeOO • J<HJ-lV(fnd.I LosAngeles 0 KCST (ABC) San Otego I KTTV (Ind.) Los Angeles KCOP-lV (Ind.) Los Angeles • KCEI-TV (PBSl Los Angeles • KOCE-TV (PBS) f\lnllngton "Beacn Claamael 7 Tonfglat TV Focusing O~ArsonWar By WILLIAM GILLEN NEW YORK <AP) -It's the fastest-growing crime ln the United States. ll destroys property. It destroys li\'es. It destroys communities. "Arson: Fire for Hire," an ABC News Closeup to be aired Thursday at 10 p.m. on Channel 1 focuses on the victjms or a one-sided war. One· sided, because efforts to stop arson and arsonist& have so far be'en largely ineffective. • A BC News Correspondent Brit Hume and re- porter Michael Connor ably document how llahtly the weight of law enforcement lands on property o~ners seeking to make money, 'and the criminals. some o( them highly organized, who set fires for profit. OF 1HE SZ BILUON in feckral funds granted lo local law enforcement agencies in the las\ three years, only one-tenth or l pereent was used for arson control, Hume notes al the end of the hour· long documentary. Further, the national average of arrests in arson cases is only nine percent. The conviction rate Is much lower -two percent. The conclusion: arson is not taken seriously 81 a crime, and the arsonists and those who profit Crom arson tpow It. The ABC News team looks at Boston. wbe.re there were 'l ,400 arson fires last year and only 33 convictions. and at Seattle, which lnvei;tigates any fire In which damage exceeds $1,000. It's ao sur· prise that Seattle bas reduced its annual $4 million arson loss b)l 40 percent. nat9d by the penal syatem. G THE EfRCTS Of' JARVIS The elf9ct• ot the Jwvla Amendment on county. city ll'ld ~ va--menu are .. amlned. Cll .. 8EAACH Of... . "AnMtu&a'" Old one_. bet or 111e Ruaalan Roylll Famlty IUMW the lllMS uecutlon of 11118? tAon- ard Nlmoy lntroducH "'-• lo ttle WOf!\811 .-no n.. c:lalmed to be Analta-ala'°" more lt\an 50 ~ 9 MATa40AMlfl.M. a:GO 8 (I) THe WAl T0Na Grandpa .. ~ wlttl llle PfOll)ICt of • lengthy .,. ara11on "°"' E:ltn. wtlen ~1r11wo11tea ,.. 1111 Illa lllaltfng righta --- c , Thurldey. Auguet 3. 1978 . ~ OAtl Y PILOT d . - TUBE TOPPERS Old Ben '* ~ pt .. power 10 c:nMga ~ lnlO ~Ing. °" ~. heqntl ag.ni. meet wlttl ~ latal aoc:ldWttl, IN CllW beOiM IO .... ~ NII a veno.tta aoainat CONmOl. . Koci 9 7:30 -The Eltec~ ot Jai-vls. Tlte.results of P~ition 13 as they affect oouoty. city and school gov-ernment are examined. KCOP. 8:00 -"The Bachelor Par· ty." Don H'urray and E. G. Marshall head the cast ot this 1957 movie by Pad· dy Chayefsky. KCET @ 9:00 -Person to Person. The 1953 and 1~ visits of F.dward R. Murrow to Groucho and Harpo Marx are rebroadcast. "Tiie 81gtltlft9" Wojo 9'\oc:t11 ttle detectlftl wMn lie C!lelrM lie WM lilte bec:au16 of a U.F.O. (RI • MEW GAIFfff Gwata: Mtllofty Nlwlty, ~ ....... ·Meda- llM Kihn. Brute Miii*. • PIRION TO PENON • 111:8*d "*" -. .. tt63 -·""1HI" Edwetd R. Murrow conduct8 lnfomlll Inter. ..,_ wlttl On1ud10 Marx Ind'*~. end Har· ~ ........ GD IN .... OMtJMCC ATW«.f TRAP • ._., ~ ConNMt· tcwy _.,. •• A potpourri or ragtime, Including ....... ...., Rag" end "The~."(RI e:aop~ .wwlY HarWV'• bnlgglfto about Illa actinQ llbllty .. him • r06a on a kiddie rtltoJ .. a carTPt (RI 8 THI WR' NflJ W1800M Of' NEIL SIMON Norman Leer lnl•,,.... ~NelSllaon. 10:ilO 8 (I) MRNUY .K>tiU 1411 okl frialldllllp bJtnga Bamatly in1o 1M mlddte of 1deadlylemtly19ud. (RI ll:SNEWS a..oeew "Anon: Fire For ...,. •• Brit Hume end Mill• Connor rep(it1 on fl1e rij)rafy grow- ing but llttle ptOMCUled c:rimeolanon. -1 • NlWI WONCl!N'Ut. WORlJ) Of'OOUN'l'RY MUllC u:001eeCl>O NIWI MIPK..:>oeM "8'oken ...,.,.. .. .MCMI • ·~ "'Kastlmlrf Run .. (t96tl Pernell Roberta. AliD.-:lra Banldo. A girt end two men llM Ir. the l(Mtlmlft border 10 eYOld oapture b'I • CNn-. COl'llnUlist dNcllmenf. (2 ...., .THSOOOCOUPU! Fell• end Oecar attempt to eec;aipe !tie 1urmoll of mod-em IMno b'I tMtng uo ,._ denc• In • rellolou• ~. • A.....cA IHIGHT au.t: Peter Mllnhalf. • DOCCAVITT Oueet: IMry RNwa. (P9rt 2 of 2)1R) G MACNll./~ REPORT u:aoe Cl> u•A·a·H "Ctlolen People" A I«<• an tanner delms tttte to • .. IW'd .or. wNdl !tie 407701 compound I• titting. (R) II TONIGHT Holt: Jotlmy Ceraon. e 1WIJGHT ZONE ''Oenlty Md The GrllWll"' eO 8TAMKY& HUTCH "Shootouth SCllll!y _, Hu1dl ri aatiicr In • -I-ant .,., two tllt ,..,.. ewaltlng !tie srtvll of ... lllcllrn. (A) • HOQNt8 HIR>U I~ A m11under1tendlhO lfw'Mt-'° efld ~ Ille lrlellOltllP of "*"" encl co. tl:Ol 8 (I) C. LATI MOv. e **'~ "TMflOuee Of The Augul\ Wlofl" t fffel Mar-'°" 8fanclo. GlaM f(W'd. 1411 Almy capt.in "* •o ~tale an OIUnawa" vtllage after WW 11. (RI t2:t0 e MOW • •\Of "LCW'd Lolle A Due* .• I 10881 Roddy MoOow ... TuHdl)' Weld. A "S~" type ,.....,_a ..,....,,.a lllgll ldlOOI gift °"' what lhe want•. f 1 ht • 55mln I • TNJ'TMOJt eot•OUINCIS • MOVll e * * "The blle" (1948> Oouoiu Fetrbankl Jt . Maria Montez. While In exlle. King CMr1N 11 of England I ... In ~ wittl a peaullt OW' 12 tin I 1t:S? 8 9 TOtM '"The Bambar• Butt'' Toma~ Man #di- ~ PfO-.W to rind I~ IOllf'Cll of drugs '*'9 llnUQOlad Into tn. U.S. In i acta.(A) 1:00 TOMOMOW MAWNCK "A Bullet FCW' The T~ ., .. • MOVIE e e "Crt Venoeanc." I 111541 MMI 81-. Joan \'ohl. A delec:ltve, bitter after MMno • pnaon term ~ • c:nm. tie did not COl'Wl'llt. .. out to find the men WIG fnnled Nm. • ht .• 30 min I 1:"5 NEWS 2:00 HIW9 MOVll s:eo1 NIWI 1:18 MCMI • * ~ "Tiie lrc*en Star'' I ttM) Howwd 04llf. Uta 8'0Wfl Wllel'l,08 ~ 1y nwuatlal 11\U!'Oefl • rtnCMr tor 1119 OOlcf end ..,,. tM klllnO -itl --~he 11 lalecl.,., M _..,,., (I IW . 40 "*'·I a:ea1 NIWI •:OO ~ • • ··aoci·• Cou111r1 f 1 .. 81 Aobett LO'ftty. eua. Keaton. A~ cowboy ancoun1ar• t°"'8fl0e and ao-1ute In the Old w .... f1 hr .. 30 min.I • MOYllf ....... "1'he w,,, ~· ( l~I David ~ ..... tey Hollow9)'. A Wand W• II lnfM,Y-dMllon __. CCMltflge .. flOl!tillO' "' . Norltl Atnca. (2 IWa I ...wo. • * • "The Flyr"g o~.... • 193t• Sta" LAuNI. ()lj..., Hardy. Stan and Ollie jorlt the Fortliel" L-cilOfl to MIO Olele I~ --~.,,_ (tlW.30 mill.> •:41 e llTEVE EDWAN:le f"rfda••• ·····~ .. ,, .... U:IO. * * • "&a..,.,_ ,.._,.. PIM 11 Ida Ll.IPlftCt oio vouno. A caretr.e c:omoow ..._. lw tov111g wffe fol hlll tirottler"• '*"-~ (2 IVS.. 20 '""' I • * ** "Mau MWie Mini!" C IKOI Terr.--Ttloma1. Atllerle 8eyter. A doweger end li hOodlUm Join toroM 12:00 ••• ·~ ··0pera1~ to conwnit ro«ibery -!tie Mermaid" 1111811 KMI*\ proceeda to tie donated to Wynn. Mal l.atterling. Aft dl_....f21WLI Ameflc•~ comman~. l:ISJNEWI , llOIOlng OM-ltwd (It. • 2:111 MW& WQwt map; -"* wlttr-UOWll"' -..,,_. ..,,..._ ... co....,,......__ • •• '"Buy Me That CI09 tor• hlddlfl ...._... Town" (11M11 l.loyd No&ao. l!.._nr~30'""'·' Conllance Moor•. A ~Ill ••'A"Murder<>ne- young -'*' reforml a C tt69l RCOett Conrad. ~of~ (1 ht.. .._d Dutt. A delMl'Y 25 min.) D.A. II aeaiglled to lnOlcl • ., ~ .. ... ... ..... . . . I LET'I MAJ<! A~ EYaMG AT POPS ltzhek P9r1man playl plee- es by Salnl-Saena. sar ... 1. end Fritz l<rel· .... dllplaytng Ills lllgtlly- regardacl skill wlltl lhe vlOI¥!. A ~ weter !Min beneeltl StllaO 13 Nlpe Hogan lree Aeaia~ • MOVll -llCQ.-d of~ • G I, TOO, WILL SOMETIIHQ MAKE A tour of lhe l>Mutllul mounlMI cantl)U1t of the UnMrllty Cf Southern c.i- Uornl• In ldyllwll6 la Ofl'iNd. r::rlMART Mu end " tlaw • fTllaUn,. derlltandlnCJ ov. • t>MuU- 1\11 IClenlblt. • CAPTIONIDA8C NlWI • • "'Hands Of A Strang· "'-dae"'8 of 1IVee peope.. er· I tte2) ,...... Lukattler. (I rw .• 30 '""'-I Jamel Stapleton. Att. a 3:IO. e e -. "'Ooft"t 8e AtrWd pianilt'I hal* -mutl· Of The o.tt" ('9131 IOm lated In all aoc:idell1, 1 doc>-Dllrtr(. Jim HuttOfl. Alter IOf tl'1lflap$antl Ille Mndl newtyweda beglrl t9f'llOdel. ot a mur'*ltd man •o ni. "'Q an Old hol-. ttiew ~ ..,.._ 12 Iva.I Inherited. the wlte .._,. to • OIT a.MR? • ._ W-.. c:alinO ._ WMtt •lit-OONT"f'Ol '----0~1 She Loves t#M 'Love Boat' .. By JAY SBARBVTT LOS ANGELES CAP> -Lauren Tewes looked very pretty but slightly pooped as &he walked briskly into the studio commiasary, straieht from a morning's filming of a new "Love Boat" episode. 1 It was the 12th show of the series' second season, she said. She ex· plained the show mutt JO on when other series rest since lt s about the only time it can snag stars from those epics as guests. M lss Tewes, 24, plays Julie McCoy. tl\e perky cruise dlrector on the ship tllrt gets ABC good ratings. She was asked if she's ever taken a pleasure cruise. the real kind, herself. She &aid no. ••GONE SAIUNG three times for the show, she noted, but said her folks are the only Tewes to sail for fuo. "They said my dad drank a little bit and my mom laughed a lot." She grinned, then began consuming a chicken salad, not at all alarmed by a warning one or the chives was moving. Miss T .• whose voice has a bright sparkle to it. much in the manner of Mary Tyler Moore, halls from Brad· dock, Pa, Her family moved to suburban Downey here when she was about 10, she said. She got involved In what you miibt call tyke casting -for school Plays -almost immediately. She found she liked acting. .. Ii' WAS A GOOD way to make Brinker and the Silver Skates.· l played K.at.ri. a Flak." She winced a blt. After college drama studies. she landed her first p~lng Job. as a member of a Knott s Berry Farm actin1 troupe. Thea sbe made about 25 commercials. Then tbe btg time? Nope. She still had to make ends meet with a part-time Job waitressing In the coffee.shop of a Sunset Strip hotel here. But she served her last bagel-and-coffee order in October 1976. ''I 'd saved enousb from residuals" -f~s for repeat showings or her commercials -"and had enough commercials on th~ air that I figured I could support myself with that." sbe said. SHE STARTED getting small parts. a ··Charlie Angels" here, a "Police Story" there, and then guesl· star roles in "Family" and "Starsky and Hutch." And all or a sudden It was the Deltas against the rules ••• the rules lost!.~ "Love Boat"? "Not all of a sudden ... she &aid. "tt happened in the normal way. You get . called in ror a reading, you read, then you go off. Only they toJd me I had to start shooting the next day.·· · • That was in March. 1977. She says she's been on ABC's high seas ever since, save for an occasional week off. But. next October. she sets the · whole month off. However, sbe'U use the time. she hopes, to appear in a movie for the network. Why not loaf. take a nice ship cruise or something ? "IT'S MOSTLY because I need ex· posure." she said. "I need to show the public l'm an actress. not Julie · · McCoy." She didn't know what the. movie involves yet. Perhaps 1i1 nice · murderess role? "Probably a nice sweet girl next door... Miss Tewes laughed. She> finished her salad and sailed back to ''Love Boat." THE BOSTON SCENES FOCUS oa the Fenw ay section, an old neighborhood around the corner from the city's famed Symphony Hall. When arson hit Fenway. many people fled. Others stayed and fOulli\ back throtig6 a community ot· ganlzation called the Symphony Tenants Organb- in1 Project CSTOP>. "'" .,...._ friends," said the lady, who still can ~ CRUISINQ AROUND Tecall her stage debut: "It was 'Hans • STOP began to unravel the complicated finances()( the aeing buildings In its area and was able to predict which buildings would burn down. Eventua.1.LY, the neisbborbood aroup's efforts re· suited fo, the J>lg.ieat arson arrest in Mauacbusetts' blstory. ' Lauren Tewe1 -~;__ _____ _.;;. __________ _ A ClOfMdy flom ~ Pk.ftfts lH£ IMlTY SWNOt"5 • rv~ AmtMH PAOOUCnOH •NATIONAL UWll()()tl·s »WML HOUS£' ~JOHN OWJ5H TIMMAIHESON JOHN vmNON ~DUX).~ THOMAS H.A.a Ot'ld OONAlO SUTHml>.NO ... ~ Productd brMAffY 5Wlo06 Ot'ld N~ fWVMN ·~bvElME1\0EJ\NSTE1N wn'*' by HAAOl.D ~. OOUGLAS KENNEY u 04NSMll.EI\ Onclwcf br O.. lNOS ~ ~HCM( ~Cl"O~lll'~~ '°".:+ ... ~=::; 1--:::.-:;r.""=:~Jll\!iafi} ........... -. ..... ~lot ... -..... ~ -- START S TOMORROW , .. - OI DAU.Y PtLOT Thurwda). August 3, 1171 BOSTON <AP) -On 1 coN. drt~ r\i&ht • )'..,. atottk P · 111 Cavallo "*kMd u pal ura cJonN "11 nellbborhood """8· He had ;Jlllt ml&Md wbat wu then ~ 1ar1est armed ~ an Amencan hlltOf)' -tlle 11:.2 million Brink'a holdup. Today. the peppery Q.year-old U t'UOS bi UJ\)t CO?Mf ltofe to Boaton's predomlnantb Jta&lan Nonh DMS. He al • is playlftl blm1ett in • mm version ot th 1Uck"P uw b eo1Uq ntne ti what \M hold"'I) ....., 1ot. away with -and which la9' rrtda)' wa 1 t blc:k by a Brlnk'a·type belst Of It& ow.n. Th rec thteve broke Into a downtown editinl studlo, bandcUfffod everal f'mptoy and eacaped wlUt ts reels ol "rouch cut'' -part.lall)' edltedffim came out ol. tho woodwork 11Hty hit ll on a Tuetday nltht. but lf they bad hit ll on 1 n.urlday ntpt -the day before p1~roll1 went out - they'd have bid 110 million." Cavallo Hid. '11 w•tth b'\1 at«• wtttt maybe~ worth ot~lriea more than they watched r tl mUllon." Cavallo aald oft 1 curlty at 8rlok'1. The t11m•1 director of pubUclty. Leo J anoe. aatd that. whUe th• pro· ducer1 are attempUq to accur•ttlf portray what really b•p~ned1 the movie allO II an oxpan1lan 01 the book "Bl& Stlck\U> at Brink'•" by Nool Behn "A certain amount ol lkensff la be· inc taken, Janoa uld. "Nobody wants to see 8 movt where all you show Is what happenN. You have to expand lbt characters a lltUe. We're playing 1t almost u a rarce So mucb "AU. WE LOST ttme ... d.itedor or it WM 'Loony Tunes .... William Fried.kin said or the three JANOS SAID IT took the thieves months d MIU~ lbal went. Into ttte. a to -r: k th 1 '-th a! stolen mm "'6ut time is money lo secon s P•C e ocll( on e s e, the mm buslne.ss... but police had to smash it open with sledgehammers. The producers ol "Brink's," which "A lot of the movie is accurate." slars Peter Falk, say they consulted said Cavallo, one of many North End thousands of photographs taken by residents hired as extras. ''They pul police and the FBI to accurately a lltUe comedy in it, thouah. r eproduce scenery to look like it did ''There was one sct>ne where I told Jan. 17, lB:iO. them there were too many people. But Friedkin also interviewed I'm no director, but l told thE'm and Cavallo, because he Is belleved to they changed it. But I saw 40. 50 have been the first local resident to scenes and that was thE' onl:v one that rind out about lbe bold up. ' didn't look kosher." "There was nobody on the street... "For a lot of reasons, this was Cavallo recalled. while haggling with America's ravorite crime.'' Janos a !'lember or the Iii~ .c~ew over the said. "Nobody was hurt. all the rob· pr1ce of a case or lrutt Juice hers were lower class people from "Wl11UN A HALF hour, the stre~t _. th~ Wghborhood who were un- was loaded with people ffice they aerdogs, and they became tteroes. Orchestra ·For Rent? -S-T . PAUL, Minn.. I 110Y "*"" · (A p > -To build season ~a IUtU•~=.~":1 .. 11.... ticket sales the St. Paul \31-- -· -....... Chamber Orchestra Is --------------~II raffling off the entire or- ' .ICIM NA'fOlfA e OU¥IA ~ h t f ' t •• i~ --=''°' ~o~~e~~ or a pr1v_:1 e ~---•2400 . AMllKAN HOT WAX1,.1 The winning s ub - untu11T s criber can choos e ,, •. ~ .. =· ) IUDDT ~~ STOITINI ~~~~~;~. t~~e r~~lri~rg 4 ·--"4-2400 ....... ..-000 rrS fllDAT(NI h ,._._ quartet or two ot er ran llUMAWAY • TOMMY w .IONU ms Of-UVU'JllD11> ense mbles to play anywhere ''within re- ason," such as a park, ---------====----IPI garden. living room or :'~ wedding. fllUI AJDOllT 77 '"°' IOlll\', NO 'AUii GAIT wmT IUDDY M0&1 Y STOH ,,_. llWI f.l.S.t . 1'91 TATUM O'Mll • CM1AOP1111 PWMMll 4'Jlm,;~) nmlNA~:~l .. I •<-. .._ 494-1514 JottH Tli YOI. TA GUASllPGI ..... .,_111MllJ IA!/.__hli-~1:41-11 mBFAUC CHIAP DITICTIYE INI ..... , .... 1-· .... ,, __ ,,_.JIH.tcli-1111-• *"'1'MMtA• 0&..-.......... OllM,ftNt J1111t11 ounm ,., Mn..,..,• W't UI IONll ................... C•ll 642-5678. Put • few words to werk for ou. . . ENTERTAINMENT /,MOVIES/ INTEAMISSIOtil ST.A AS -St a n Throneberry and Jina Broughten star in Orange Coast College's musical "Pacific Overtures." 'Panther' Creator Tries TV : After ye.;. of beina Oklabomaed ad South Paclftctd to dtAlh. It would seem that devotees ot mualcal lhuteJ"'ln the area would be pusbin~ one another out or the way to see som&lnc complett· ly new. Ukt ''Pacific Overtures." • Alas. such does not seem to be the c"', II tM half.full i\U<Utortum for the oOenina ~ GI~ Stephen Sondheim musical at OrQ&f Oililia Cotlefe Wednesday was any lndlclltloq •• re9ul may well be that. like Pete Role'~ · hits, OCC'• ~·year string or summer • {nay have come io a screechlna halt. tlaa11U'C01bt post· ProposJ.tloo 13 edict that the OCC '°"*'<•ls m &.1st pay their own way or be ellmll(atelll • r;p . ''Pacific Overtures" ls not tie belt awnmer muslc•l the Costa Mesa coUeee hu COIM ~ WiUl In recent years. but it la deflntt~ the moat unique. Its theme. unlikely for a musical, is the westernization of Japan beginning with Commodore Perry·s expedition of 1853 and hurtling pell melJ towardtbepresent. SONDHEIM TAKES THE Japanese point of view as he drarpati'zes the lmpact on tbe lone· isol(lted people who strive despetately to iwert tM HOLLY\VOOD 'C AP> arrival or Perry's forces. In thia segment .. the -Blake Edwards, the ominous "Four Black Dracons" number is a man who unleashed all choral highlight, as is the more humorous those "Pink Pent.hef's.f' _..ehrysantbemum .'J'ca-;" at wbietrft()litn Francis i s r e t u r n I n g to excels vocally. - television. But the Americans land and, in another The Producer · lighthearted number, the Japanese business· girls director's company has are happy to meet them. From that point on. the Joined with Aar<?n Spell-pages or hlatory filp rapidly, culminating in 8 mg Productions ma pro-modern-dress number that spolllghts the posed one-hour series enormous occ ensemble. about a fio.altng h~tel Director BUI Purkiss has expended large aod gaqtbJ1.nµ..8.£U)o quant.We.s....of elbow greA.U wiUt..:..:f_aciflc operated out oflre1rut. Overtures" limited though-he was_;·w_..c.e.iruaJ~ Eifwards is writing areas ot bis bud&et. Wblle..1.be.show.lags~· :L&J.itCJWK- tne scrfpt or atwo-hour at times, and Ch. orus members are not always movie to serve as a r:uor sharp in key Individual assignments. the pllot. 1 . . handfuJ ot principals ts first rate. In early 'te ev1s1on. Edwards produced the successfuJ "Mr. Lucky" and "Peter Gunn" series. Nureyev Perf o~ WASHINGTON CAP > -The London Festival Ballet, with Rudolf Nureyev. has opened a two.week engagement at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. JOHN nAYOLJA ~ .. ,,., .. POUWU.Y"' IPGl Al.L Q ll!D MO ll!J ,.-llM8 lllCllllC llil SEAi. Of' THE MOTION Pll;tUflE COOC OF UV llt'OUl.AllOH "- CHIEF AMONG THESE ls Craia McNair Wilson, who not only takes the plum role of the narrator. or reciter. bat also gobbles up most or the important cameos as well. Wilson is a stro11g and versatile stage presence. the glue that keeps the production together. Veteran OCC performer Stan Throneberry re- turns as a Japanese samurai warrior elevated to prefect or police and assigned to keep the Ame-rican1t at bay. Throneher.ey'S-iud.ua westernization is quite eflective. highlighted by his "Bowler Hat" number. , John Pe2enas is striking as the ruler who supersedes even the emperor, while Mark Hertica splendidly interprets the fisherman who becomes Throneberry's right hand man. Christopher Maiuri e h • 0 e • e r ... itA TION I CALIFORNIA I MUSIC • Boss Pays Employee DieterA $4 a ·.Pqund SPRING GROVE. Ill. <AP>- 1; . Jim Miller, tbe timer and heater m anufacturer who pays his employees $4 a pound to lose weiJhl. has built a running track ., on his corporate property to help • the workers take his money. i "t,i;.1*" pl easure." • .,.. k .M met\ ntemplates losinlJ "' nearly ln bis campaign. 11 . RE RAS LOST thousands of dollars in the past fro.m s1mllar 't campaigns aimed at Improving the health and mqrale of tM 900 lnt~rmatic. Inc., employees. Miller. the firm's 49-year-old president, says the l v •. mile course eost him $7,000. lt bas 20 "exercise stations" of bars and ramps for chinning and climbing which the jouers can bypass if they wish. "The financial health of our company is directly related to the physic al bealtb Of our employees." he says. "I got the idea for the track when I saw an installation In a public park in Florida. 0 rvE PAID OlJT M,305 -not couUn1 the eoet of tbe NDDin8 track'' ln the cuJTent campailn, Miller saya. "Slnce we atart4'd, our rate of abteateelsm has dropped 27.2 percent and our plant entHeee, 11 up 11 ~. 11 be Hid. ••And our turnover rate bu~ l• percent ••use rewer bave quit • wldt tte.w, problemt, or have stayed on bte ... um ls an m. t.ereatlnl .,,..,. '° won ... Tb ftCftlil ,._ ... IDllke for·_..,. pUlllle act i!Olftlbtmlt)' re1allom. 1be new track, for ea· a01ple, 1s belna ueed by the local community u well•• company wo:rkefl NflS.rlaAld1 WAsnlNGTON CAP> -If tbe.J{ouse gets its 'way, ecllnomic aid to Syria would be ellmlnat·, ed in the next fiscal year as a protest to that coun· try's shelling of civttians ln Lebanon. Lawmakers vote·d 280·103 Wednesday nlght to eliminate the $90 million aid program for Syrla aft.er rejecting an etrUer call for a $45 million cw. and pleas by others in the House to withhold punitive action altogether. iw.-1..eeDles Thut9day.Auguat3, 1978 DAIL'( PILOT" DJ FORMER WORLD CHESS CHAMPION SHUNS PEOPLE Bobby FIKher, 35, Reportedly Pl•Y• Game• Onty With Computer• c•amp in Biding C~ Wizard Lives as. Recluse in chess." and those who follow the game say he hasn't lost his talent either. THOSE WHO HA VE had recent contact with Fischer say he spends bis time much the way he always - did: studying chess problems, listen- ing to music and reading on a variety of subjects. including current events. When he does go out. 1t is usually at night. Fischer has also been involved to. a number ot lawsuits. He was sued for $3.25 million by Cliester F'ox and~ after he allegedly backed out of an agreement to allow Cilming ol the 1972 championship. After Brad Darrach 's biography "Bobby Fischer vs. the Rest of the World" was published, Fischer sued - Da rrach . Time Inc . and the publishing house Stein & Day for $5 million. But a U.S. District Court. judge dismissed the _suit after Fis· cher refused to answer several ques· lions at a deposition hearing. DARllACB'S BOOK A~ scom~ other less·than·comphmentary articles have apparently soured Fis· cher on journalists. Re bas granted only one known interview in more than five years. Last fall. Ambassador Reports -a magazine publishe d by several rormer Worldwide Church or God adherents highly critical 'Of the sect -published excerpts of interviews in which Fischer blasted the church. Len and Margaret Zola. two of the magazine's six publishe rs. tape· recorded the interviews. Tbey say Fischer sought them out in early 19T1 and was eager to talk about bis dis- illusionment with the sect and its leaders. inc luding Herbert Armstrong. BUT IN AN APPARENT about· face_ Fischer bas since sued the Zolas lor $3.2 miUion. accusing them of invasion of privacy. Fischer later was charg~ with assaulting another woman who allegedly was going to sell a tape of at least one interview to another publication. The criminal charge was dropped as part of an out-of·court settlement. The suit ~gainst the Zolas has been in limbo since last February. when Fis· cber's attorney Warren Harmes was g ranted court permission to withdra w from the case on the grounds that Fischer would not cooperate. even to the extent ol sup- plytng his address and telephone number. * * hts nightly broadca sts for the Californla·based oraaruzatlon. HIS FIRST SHOW in more than two months wu aired from a San An· tonlo radio station Saturd"f. The half-hour talks air Monday throulh Saturday at 11 :30 p.m. "Down the road, I hope to spend $10 mllllon per annum on media 10 acbleve maximum saturation ot the markets ln the United States and Canada," he said. Rumora or a power s truggle between Armstrona and bis father surfaced after Herbert Annstronc recovered from a heart aUadt last year. Durtna the Ulness. Garner Ted assumed even greater control of the rellllou.s empire. BUT IN MAY, TR8 elder Armstrong recovered and banlabed hll son "forever" from the chureb. . Acm atrons said bl1 lather cbarced him wUh trylna to divert ~ate mall ahd f\mds. He denied µ,e ac· cu1atlons and demanded a ~bllc apalo1y from l\11 rather, wbldt be never aot. Armatron1 aaJd bt was dented his aevertOOf pay from the church, but, "BtbUcallt. I can't fl&bt m)' raUMt." He addtd, "U mJ rather wu *'°'· I would ftlht t»m in oourt.~J.1. I could ao boniblt dam11• in court •• rt'• Ool)' 1111. f aU..r I nfuM to u,~ .. \ .. r. -OALVPILOT The Biggest Marketplace on the Orange Coast DAILY PILOT GLASSl.FIED ADS You Can &ell b, Find It, Tr•de H With • Want Ad (842-5878) One Call ServlCe Fast Credit Approval M 11llwS. , ....... ,_S. .._..,_,.. H111MflwS. ....._,_S. M1••,_S-. Ho•••'°"S. ....._,_,. ..................................................................................................................................... ·····••·••············· ...........•........... 191•1'111 1112 81•r.. IM2 81•1.. IOOJ I-NI 1002 GtMf.. 100 &1•.. ' IOOZ •••NI IOOZ ._,.. IOOJ ....................... ....................... .•••••.•..•............ ....................... ...................... ·········~···.......... ......•••..•........... . ..................... . CLASSIFIED INDEX' ._. ._ 11 ftla "9 At Cll REDUCED TO •• 000 142·5111 Attrmlve 4 bclrlll;: 2 ba. home ln ~,. SMl imm.c. eondWon. Amt loc. ~'~·;::" .. : · ! l"ine4bdrm •• ~:~mllyhomeon .:. · ... :-: quiet cul de sac. Ovenlledool.°°l, &:•f:.:-::.: .... i ~PIAJ=.:1!·=.t:..· I~.._. :·: ... . = Tfitb pier •Ills-=~· .. · ... ..... v;:;;-.. ... = ~ -t:'-ea,.,_ ::: S..UAM ... '!ellllewto - Bill GRUNDY . REALTOR ·. ' ' ',,' S..llU.--'4~ ... IHWtl'-'lalo IHlll IUl man 1------41' SUP -CYM eoua C0.1111. YllWl Fantastic vlew from this lovely 3 bedroom 2"' bath townbome with form-.i dlnina rm. Most Popular El Dorado model. Enjoy the amenities offered -tennis. pool, Jacuzzi & aecurl~ call for appt. '219,500. WllLIY M. TAYLOR CO.. tlALTOIS Jiii S..Jllipil ....... HIWPOtlT c~ H.I. •~••o :::,~~~..... :: 9IOIS: Act.wthwa • • puoramk view of ""~11 ~-1at die tundDI bu1o from IASTllDI r:".:W.-.:,"&;.r;"C:,',._ ' :: .._... .._. .... th• b•lcooy or tM1 VATttm1, ar .. u Bdrm IAYCUSTAUA NEW LISTlNOI Var1 1pulal family home. Enterlhru private court.Yard wlth founlaln to thla 2 1tory 4 Bdrm home. Formal dlnlna room lalaftd kitchen 8Dd f1ml\1 room-lerae alter suite on 1round ~=~~:':.'m:'> {: .., ..t ,.,.. .,._ f•buloua Lldo condo, 2 balh family home In ex• o..oi.. ... u ... u s..i. ,.. Ifft t •alt ... n. make th.la an out.atandlnl cxc<'llcnt locaUoci. Prta.d 1:t~"* .... _. .... = DAILY NqT -• value. Impeecabl1 de· cto.u"'.!.'.. :!_onb' •• 600. 1 ... nal Pr-nJ .. · JlOI ......._ --... ._. decent. lbeh.ered COm• ___, =HS: Trtr ""'' . : -·r _. ""'.,.. commun pool. Beat loc .111-o-t.a-... ......... ....... ..,_. loc• ln the Newport area. • ! -6· HERITAGF . . REl\l TOUS ~.,-J:,.~ . . I: CALL '151.Jltl. ~~hrm~O,._ = CSEL,ECT llHl~«Ea-... -.......... s. T' ._., 1tu•~mllS --··•••••••••••••• PRC>PERTIES Sellldlett.ema 142-118'11 ~~~~~~~~~floor! Tbe aardena rival I-Roaer'a Nuraery- 8 1 .. IOOZ ....................... STAR GA~EK•-.. AYSIDE DRIVE ON ...-.-...;..;.;.;..,..._ _ _.,cuy1.POU.AN--...,...---1 THE BAY? VIEW OF CHANNEL. LOVELY DECOR, 1 BR, DEN COMBO. P'-EE LAND. ~G Sl&S,000. FAR· PARR •CO. '7»1092 RISTTIMI IUYllSI YC>UaftAIH! la leavina the at.aUoo! Don' be feft oat! SUper condo for only 154.JOO. Tennis, pool, jacuzzi It a babbling brook by your patlo. Jdeal location. Great b\zy • a~r chance :: toatattlnveatmg in Real ,,... Estate. Hurry! Can't = last! 54.S-9&91. : c:= Walker & Lee Real Estate A••• uw-.i <'• l'llOI • .. t..pl~ ...... I-·-··• _ ............. . , ........ Cha .. ·"'"""' . . > .. ••• 11 .I , smtclS ommm& Pl£PAIATIIM lllOCHNDlSE .... ~ llOlo Aill>b•""" .. llOIO Autt-MU$ llH'\Cih ll!Jlll 11 .. 1<1ma Mitlrrt•I• 8112) Camor" • &quipm~nt llXlll c-.. ~ flop -f'l'w lo """ 1114$ t'ltrM .w • • IOliO 0.-l>llle... -._ .. .. - ~~HERITAGE . . REALTORS llGCAMYOM TOWMHOMES tro.$137.500 111.E PROPERTY MART 640.9019 1--.idOeods . . -·--------tr'~" ......... : =--------·· .... .....,. • • • ••• .. 111'1' .. ........_ .. .. ........._ .... M ..... -MU&lral IM1ru1Mnh -BAYCIEST! Oll\tt P'\wa. ~Ip -f'wu • • • .. -7 Quiet 1treet, only 2 = ~= . . · · : bk>cb 1001. in one ol ~a.--Newport's final areas. ~..._.....a., · : Esecutlve home with 3 ,,..it:ci..H1P\.s-.. -spacious bdrms., luge . aaTS &,IUQC( den. Adult occupied. Top £9PllOO conditioo I Only SJ.82,000 ~TSIDE Wllelcil11 P.~J\1 f<.,TJ\ll Trms..Season Hit! wh.b overalseo pool and outdoor ramada. A delightful place to live. 12$5,000. c:= Walker & Lee Real Eat.ate We 8lllst JOU to aell your owa bome . TOTAL FEE. $895 paid in escrow. Call UI today. 530-2ZM Realty Free Homes R. E. ADVISORY SERVICE WATllAlONr DWUXWJNI &DOCI 2 Br up, 2 Br down. J•c .. blto raa1e It oven • dabw11br, compactor. elec drawn d!Ps. All re· redecorat 2 yi'a ago from stem to stern. 3 Car pr + 3 additional off-at part'g spaces. . $36f,000 JACOISllALTY 675-6670 LARGE FAMILY? CUstom 5 bedroom bome wltb ~ ol room for liv· IMQllnow RBD CARPET'l5'·120Z HOMISITI Set 8IDOftl elqaot, lUX· lux bomet in beauWuJ San Juan Caplatrano. 5 Ocean view acres upon wbieb you can build a fabulous estate with bones. tennis, swim· awtm It privacy. Only aned ita tlnd. ssso.ooo MOUNTAIN a1TalAT MOD.llSIA CAHYOM -3 BR.. 6 acres. nicety improved for year round living. Easy commuting for anyone living in Southern Calif. area. Wby live in the city!? CaU for appointment to see! C .. 146-4141 IXCLUSIYI AllA -Brand new 2 Bdrm, den. wetbar. with vaulted ceilings. upgraded carpets & tile. Near tennis, pool. jacuzzi & greenbelt in gated community and only $2'l5.000. c•MNl6t . '"''V''"I ( 11•.t.1 M1 .... 1 lrv111• H1111!1nq'''" H1 ,, h N•·w;i•i•' fi ... 1t h 311-CUSTOM 110.000 A.blolute1Y \tlte! Lovely tree lhMMl at.reel. Fruit trees aod nowera aur· 1urro lhla br•nd new cua:tom built 3 bedrm " family rm home. Oc· Occupao date early Se Septemb A tru BARGAIN HUNTERS DELIGHT! Full price oo1y sro.ooo. Hurry. call to llee 'JSZ.1700. OPIH Ill O• II\ 11./fV IOI/ Hf(I • ~THEREAL i ~ ESTATERS FANTASTIC COteO VATBMS = lrge 2 bdrm, ut.,ea.tlv. rm .. pool. cl11bb0use. aecurity lated en&ry. lnaide laun· faun stonae &alore. Im· tmmacula So. Coaa Pina ln Cost• Mesa. 'Ibis beauty WU sold but fell out! Call todaY. for aJ>P.L.--Only S78.900. ~. ~ Walker & lee A S U H U Y V 1 H T S 8 E I M R N C S C T Q W T J E K I T 6 I E 6 I 0 ORLUTALLS OU .AUE A ANT 0 l AH HMS 0 Y NT S 0 U I N I U S 0 A 6 H 0 V E E F H TSQRYTRBAIVARlUC EE WSWIHRISEOJllRJA RA B I Z W C G 0 C U H C A R R P I E S IMEASUITCSVCEUlO NT &SKKTFICCOYMIROR CE TlYHIOHRIAAJBFSS ER EWECBOEHNDYSABIO N NRA I KT 0 KI KI CT AA CV I k RPGOM8EMSHI~T618A8M CSCIT!LHTAMRETSEVPL I~: Hidden WOfdt tlllow ....... fiDfwsd. ~ ..U. up, doM'I or dlllllNIY· Ftnd lldt Md bas It lft. • Mlntk c-"' .. , • .:utcc:o ~ ,.,. 6Ft .. y·~ _. y.., "' ac.111... • ---""""* ~ Ohkl Y.., .....,.,. leiff A lit~ lllT11t P'lctlcC..A& TllftOn"M: ~ YOU WOMT l&IM THIS BUT IT IS TRUE. a charmlng- beautifully decorated home on the BALBOA PENINSULA FOR UNDER $200 ,000. This 3 bedroom/den home bas been completely remodeled and is within a block of the ocean & bay on an oversized lot. NOT A FIXER UPPER. $197,500 will move you in. Open Friday 1·5. See Bill Bents at 2145 Seville. priced from $72,970 to $79,980 ·renni~courhi • .,aJJle n•nni~ \tHrn\t&:M • rooh SEEING IS BELIEVING contact t"""~ Val1.·ncint• il .. ·~·~1"'' NEWPORT llACH .. MADOR VIEW -CA.Itta EAILY ILUFFS l:manllh .... IM*u•-e•"-w ........... ladl~.t ........ ..... .... wood fleort ,... ... -.• ....., ., ...... CloM lo Cl Ir ,..&. Am ...._...._.,Slit,500. -EASDWFF ILUFFS COMDO bioY .. prhec, ..t ._. t 1 : s' ; _.,~ ... dw ........ a.19. ,.,.. ~·--two ... -..... ...... .................... c ... ..... ...t"CJ91barbe .. 1,c~-1o .... t1111 • .,.W ..... ._,at SI ~7,500. 644-2020 2123 SAM JOAq&llM HIU.S IOAD MEWPOU IEACH ~ I I ' I< llfl '' I \ I I ' • ".I.I .... , 11 Qr ¥4 Sell tllinp fut with D•lly PUotWaatAds. ... ............ . &REEMS & GIEEMEUr Surround this gorgeous golf course home; dramatic pool area with used brick planters & weod decking accent entry to this spacious 5 bdrm.. 4 bath home: Sunny large kitchen has darling breattast area w1tb wrap-around bay window. Mstr. bdrm. suite boasts sitting rm. with frplc. & wet bar.~.500. LIDO REALTY 673-7300 A Division ol Red H1J/ Realty MOlll9 OM 1'NI WAm WITH IOAT a. . ................... ~ ........ .......... llt • ,m.te c r, OM THI WATll Wltla .._ fw ....... le iif.T-1:: -... _ llaoltot. 4•••···-~~ ...... • ' t • !! .. •I h I JI ,. I! k ,. ·h ' nil i•n .. : I . J !~ H r \ 9 IACI IA Y CHARMER You will love this 3 hedrm. famJly rm, hu mast~r bedrm, used brick fireplace. pride-.of.ownership home wllb a ~ ~~•n brecie. Only $92,500. 645-9161 ' ' ti I•.•, WATIUllONT IOATDOCI Kare opportuoily 1 Pnv.te dCK'k • Lu•ury townhome • EnJoy w•tel"y Ylew from ma11ter .Wtet Unlque awl bard \o find val114e ! H\ll'l'Y ! To &ood to la1.1t 1 Call MS-O:'llD f-U~L S t L OLSON MMTASTIC SA..-c>INTll HUMADD-ON H4.YIM F•bulou1 d~coralor a.bowl>lace H14e exec mstr bdrm t ulle ! Abs olutely tops for 1racious entert•lolnl and ram1ty enjoyment. All 4 lae bdrm• have walk in ck>Hts. Frml din rm. 3 car 1•ra1e. AU tbia '°" • truly arfordable r I H.Mt,... w. ............. Wt ....... ,.,. We Thurwday. August 3. 1978 OA.ll Y PILOT 03 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~-~~••••••••' ~:•~•~••••••• ~•for••• S. , ...... for $c* I .... ,.. 1002 ., .. ,.. IOOJ C--.. Ms 1022 ..................................................................... tr.Ille •••••••••••• ······················~ IN COSTA MESA 4 COULD •tr YOU 6 -The Bonus room ln t.hl1 4 bdrm home can easily coo>1ert. to 2 add'l. bdrma .. &ivtn1 you e Jo all. plus a del11bttul pool. all ror only Sl.28.800. CLASSIC -Me a Verde Pacesetter, 4 bdrm. beaut. pool and Jacuzzi, privacy and sgle story. Immaculate at $119,500. CUL DI SAC -Quiet Eastside location. 4 bdrms, encl. cabana. clean. comfy and cl<>Cie to schools. stores. etc .• $107,500. U,._,IVUI: t1()Mt:S REAL TORS'. 546-5990. 1525 Mesa Verde Drive, East, Cona Mesa c.1lso in Coronc.1 dcl M.ir. JI 675 6000 DUPLIX A MW olfertnc in CdM Owner'a 11nlt haa i BR. 2 ba. " 2 f'lNS>l•cee. t In the ma.t.er SR! Newer 1 BR Wlit over 1ara1e Priced toMll at lltr.soo. Sbown by •wt-~112. ta.+IMCOMI So. ol 8aya1de A rare aod aurprhinsl.Y apacloua 3 Br+den. 2 story home PLUS a roomy never- n ever-rental. Pvt r1nancla1 provided at aubataotlal aavln11 to ~r.$29t,OOO c ........... 644-7211 .................. !~~! ~ ............ !~~~ ~~ .... !~.~~~.~ .... !~.S,if VACATION AT HOME Salling. swimming, tennis. volleyball and shuffleboard plus a lake, spas and pools. All or these amenities are yours. Pick the plan and price home from these beautiful new Woodbridge homes. ASPEN MODEL- CREEKSIDE $92.900 ASPENWOOD-BROADMOOR 107.500 WILLOWS-CREEKSIDE 110.500 WILLOWS-CREEKSIDE 118,000 POPLAR-VILLAGER CONDO 69,950 ASPENWOOD-BROADMOOR 109.900 OAKWOO~BROADMOOR 99,900 For information on any of these Woodbridge specials. call today. Lingo Rui&TATI LOOK OUT TO CATALINA -tro. tMa beGllllM a.o. with._.. brick ttt"r.w off the l•IM) rooa ,_.. be•oo•• -............. off kJtdtell .... ~ fw ..... cmd ~· CllterM ltw !ft ftte sa.or.. -0 quiet C .... IOC. laty wall to co •lty center with ....,,, pool. lacn:d ..cl ....._ Pri•ate beoct. ,_.. ""1· . .s 194, 900. 495-1720 1026.,..,.... t044 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 Br , c e nt r 6 I a 1 r . SACRIFICE sprinklers. lrg cov patio, 2 beaut new 3 bdrnt~ new ext paint. ~I Big totally upgrbd ~d Sur. 661-JJSt agent _~ ___ 1 _____ _ 1/•ACIE lmmac 4Br, 2Ba. 2 frplea, bme lo Cameo Highlands. Ocean & ca-&Toro 1012 New! hr~.3 ba. ram r~ cany view on V. acre. Pvt WOODUJ__. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lutchen nook. lrg yard.: ;. bcb access Opn Sat1Sun. -3 Bdrm 1 B st.I)' Must sell Slait.800 l-6pm or by app't. 709 REALTY · 2 bath. c ean Y (213)478-2830 Cameo Highlands Dr. 551-3000 owner. U241 Ankerton. ---------.~ $247,500. (Fee L~nd> 496--2944,837·1026 #~ ~·<--c-price. Olli &.oday for ap-~;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;::::~~~!!!!!!!!~~~ ---------1 appo&ntmen 545-~1 • -------PrinconJy.813-~. foc:mt•Vtllley ·1034 FOR RUSTIC 3 br, 2 ba, frplc. COlfaMeM 1024 CodaMno 1024 ;~~~~i~·~·~~~;~~·= ..... ,.._.. I 006 paU06, well decorated. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Br. 3 ba Sunor sharp $84,900 . OCIAHROMT 3 Bdrm.+ den home on 30x8S ft_ lot: frpl .. built- bdl paUo. beamed ceil· celll S3'7 5. 000 873-3863 642-2253 Eves associated n~u .... lJI. •If Ill T1JR'; i • ,' /\ • , r , • r 1 WANTED' ••••••••••••••••••••••• r .... -.--. ._,,,__.,.,. nc.3 nnn By ..-uuat• • ...,....,. _.. ,...,.... H ITA. HOME ....._ Park, Xlnt neighbomood Pnce • Two ~~1alows, 2 BR, owner. 64().7030. lllG rn1. POOL ft11N1 reduced SS.000 Bk r. Well cared for former bWlk room. and larr ---C-AM--E0----1 Fresh paint in & out. new Schools &' _7S4-Q62 ___ .______ Vacant! J Bedroom m model home ln Orange apt..:.Allsameleve . Hl~H· ...... DS earthtone crpt. 4 bl& 2FOR I CUlverdate• Low down needsoewowners• so-. nl.2.-4,Sat/Sun ~....i~ ~ bdrms. bll lmly rm ~ VA terms' Comer tot· someo wbo will eQ;ey 8 216 Pearl Ave., Bal Isl . .........,. & secluded nor.al w/frplc. frmld.in. Uv rm. 3 br 2.,_,, ba +apt. +pool REDCARPE1'7S4-1202 beautiful jacuui year 675-1414Princ.only. patio front entry. Black ,_,_ Li . Pract cal 4 bedroom $73 900 round round ... someone UNIQUE slate Doon. Big ocean """'' oonversa on pit. home with eatln1 area. + tennis . . -Rare Plan s Orangelret-wbo needs a lot ol room view Uvine room host.a cathedral oelling, U&bt & rlreplace. Ule eot..ry and 6'75-7414SeeSat 1-S c.ondo. 2 bdnn. on water ....... Uttl -ENGLISH i ... to fu: I aiey! Overaiuld cu.I-de· u .. I w1deck 167.750. Own .. r 1 .. , .. , e maintenance. mass v.., s oe ep ace. -·• 1 1 b' b qua ty woramanab p! f'f'tott•--L 1040 ~ 3 .... _. wal .. ·m· c'--e•-. S "I ( II ...-w ot, a poo w )c Sl18 900 BKR C 11 -...... --• Aat644·S010evei. DU.Im a ""' .., CLASSIC pa .. ous am y room must be seen lo be . . . a •••••••••••••-••·-·~ _11_• ______ _ olfke in garage. New . . -and open kitchen combo. believed ln xlnl Costa 54().l72IO S&S Resale Spec1alials . I ________ _ paint. paper & much Built in the old trad1t1on 3 Spac. bedrms. Covered Mesa area & motivated ..... or S bdrm model11 JUST REDUCED! more. $112,000 hy craftsmen 3 Bdrm .. 2 patio run length ol home -c•64.._7211 b;ith. 2 :.lory hom e with ocean view! Priced aellen t.oo! Super buy avail. some w 1pools. Edmburgh Townholb.t.· PLUS rental unit Ideal lo seU rast! Call now. 'Ibey must sell now!!! 968-4602 endurutonlhegreenbett locallon JUst • . block 752-l700 Hurt')'! MS-9491. Pennington Properties with new carpets and -~·_$.50Qq DOWN No quaUfYlili! Owner w\U fanance! Call Now! /JD.NIGEL [)J\IL[ Y &. ASSl:lCI Al ES rrom ~ul !l hl!..)'front. ""''·''••>·"''1>"'~"'· 1 "#I "9'"-"--1-" •br.2ba.D/W.fpl,lmil0 central air Just .i11plas11 ~TON :\!usrscc tolully :7j):"' !8}! I -~ away from t~ f:Jm1iy Nr. oee!':f!!i. Sharp -UV--E-O_N_Til __ ES_A!_N_D--1 ~'Tnf:6t.'fl7e ~~!n5tf9or ~P· ~:1n111t ___ R_ea_t_l!kta __ u __ l•-•oe-!AM--Y•llW---1 ~lr3 .S~. Owne r ~~:g:~:::r2:. 2 BR. just 1.S ml. to •NOW SELLING• ~ aa>UCB> $72,500!! AIAHOOMB>·IE.ACH and a worthwhile pnct or beach. In area of more Huntinalon Pacific FIXER-UPPER PRICED RIGHT! 4 Br.4ba. formal dining, J Bdrm on the Blulf. 4 BR, or 3 + 8 den-Sl.04.900 -7 expensive properties. Beach house. This is a 2HousesloC-lzone.best brick frplc. comer lot. 2 H1.11elot!6cargarage. den-citt dnve leads t 10%.Down. Call 962-n88. limited offering or uni· buy ever. owner finance. nus lovely 2 BR home car aar. !IOO Do1wood. Calif Ranch style home. RED CARPET 754· 1202 IEACH DUPLEX IEY llALTOIS uni cooperative apart· only $154,SOO . Agl baa it alL Nice location. Pbooe7Sl-0774evea. WISTCU~AIEA Country lutchen w/sep. "'·-in• 2 bdrm un1·ts apartm located on th< 87~00 R-2 lot, room to build 2nd -3Br--28a--,--h--,_--$95,00011 eating area. Formal din· ...,._ ... • sa nd . A NE v ER ,,.--,..,----..,.._-----unit,motlvatedseller &a • . n!S pawl. va• din area. Wall of glass red hill ~ .· 552-7500 wlth fireplaces, suni1111~....,_..._,,......_,,.._..~ BEFORE. NEVER .._.,.. .. 1007 greatprice.Terms avail vacanlrgcovpaUo.Mes Steps to Mariner 's Park living room overlooksi----•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-. decks It enrl'd patios. VET$ • A o A 1 N 0 p . ••••••••••••••••••••••• at SL38,SOO. Call to see, del Mar. It West.cliff Plaza Love· lush aarden Quallty lat.h --------- Xlnt rental area with un· * * OPP.ORTUNlT You owe Xlnt loc., 3 BR, den, frpl, ~5112. Agt.. SBl~ 557-3470 Lo 3 Br. 2 b a o & plaster construction IDE "'L unlimit Investment ODOWN·OCLOSlNG It to yourself to in-patlo, 2-sty. $195,000. ---__,;;'------1n1nicured street. Alley access for boat or A µotenliat. $185.000. Homesloallareaaor inveatiga this real find. MaraballRlty.875--4600 LUXURIOUS IT"SCOOL! MesadelMar RV parking Walk to Famt .. %Hom• 646-ml ORANGE COUNTY Pr1 r $87 & LAVISH! area. 4Br. big pool, den/-teWPOIT IE.ACH ocean vJew. schools & ,.. -V!T AGT ces. rom ,SOO to CoroM .. Mar I 022 Lux iDCa Shor den/ an.soo. Owner ~wil $tO OOOU chnnn H th 6 Bdrms • 4 a. Monter!'\ • 1!89,000. 711 Ocean Ave-., ••••••••••••••••••••••• W'Y ID*> ff. hetp-rlDllnce. Pr'fnclp On· ' wo~Ul~sl ~thel.S r:..: Mocter tn ~hf' Ra n& c:= Walker & Lee • Cal 541..0100 < PCH > Hunt i n gl on Large secluded rront onJ Call owner ror appt Olannlnt 3 Bdrm home. 1 d ,,_ __ R_ea.J_Es_ta_t_e ___ 1_-._.--_-__ .--_-__ -____________ ...,_1 cloled on Tuesdays. Spac~ oceanvlew liv· ---------1.ooed '°"2nd unit. ~ with no money down Spnnklers. Great sin-for Beach, Qi_ Sales orrice iJ patio, fount.aln & pool ! MS-7530 Quiet street. large lot. price of 1'11.900-Vet3 ns ulate throu11hou• macnab I ~rvtne realty UDO ISU INYISTMINl't Lovely 4 BR home built on 2 dividable lots -excellent location near Bay. Spacious living w/view of Bay thru pri vale Lido Park & Beach. Keep as one or divide & bu1ld ! $450,000. '{'om Allinson 642-823.5. (L-135) '42-8235 901 Dover Ori~ '44-6200 Harbot' View Center .Bftlker 5361063 Uv room" family room. No qualify-Drama Uc. nu 2 or low down ron v~n-the growing family Formal dining room . sty, 3Br. 2'h ba. Nr bch. STOMIFlllPLACE convent DOU HOUSE Chef's kitchen has every 10% dn $129.950. 646-1035 $12.SOOl! kat.h lfflty Approximate 1800 aq.tl. -convenience. Lavish •Br.ram rm. VA terms! 147-6061 54'99366 ee.t Mesa Verde loca· COIONA Da MAR master wing. Den or IY OWNB•POOL * local Large. 3 Bdrm 2 BeallUlul duplex <invest-study. Sewing" laundry Exec 4Bdrm. 3Ba. den. POOL HOME bath, large Fam, Din-(Inv or home with in· room. Includes pool ta-prof lnd1cpd, many DEVIN Di.o-s LR-patio-yd locome a block away tabl bltn stereo system. xtraa. Must sell. under 2Br. lBa. corner lot Can't beat pri ce at from Bil Corolla Beach. fantastic •torage too. 81Jl)r8..isaJ 1108,500. ()pen ~2r;,_'!!:,,NrE home. cpta. custom dl"Pfi. 118,.llOO. For lnformation USED BRICK patio en· Private beaches -and Sat 1-5. Wltdya, 5'5-7""'3. ~ brand new 1as range & c.11 ent with ocean view. much more! For private 975 Denver Drive. aeU-<:leaning oven. new Atrium dinin& or family prevlewcall673-8SSO. Prinooly. diabwasher. RV access tt523C.o4PUSl>a·lRVl~E 400Ltr A fOIAU room area. Three OP1N•••0 .. rHur•'0 "'"'<1· ITSCOOL!MesadelMar Oll'U&easalOlCl2 garden C.Mid''M"tr MW ~C~::v~:.:~R~Tt~ 1•16111 ~SU~b~m~:1~t: .. MB;r1~;!~; ~~~:~:-~~jl =~t:rt!~~~~~;;;I·;·~:;:; --vr"11 .. .,.,,..-v -.-a ••••-=-a ~ .,.... only. Call owner ror appl area with bltn BBQ. fan-Beach Joseph Heur What's Your Trade? REALTORS HAUOI VIEW TOP LOC. Mesa del Mar 2 _548-_ ... 7530 _______ , rantas for retired couple Bkr/Bldr Call 494.atltS 67rr.5511 or starter home. S72.900 -------Sl.82perDay • 4 Bd.nm., family rm., aty4br.3ba,dinlng,encl OPIHSAT/SUN ~artSPM. LSSUREWORLD 'lbat'sllUletDpay Spygl Hlll 4 B F massive lot: crisp & patio. den . Sl 14 ,900 Newly painted. 3 br 2 ba , Bedroom 1 Bath. patio. fOr an ad In the Dally Pilot kti ~ · r •. am bright. aru's beat value, Owner. 751-0383 w/fam rm. frpl. ca th I m m a c 2 b d r m Gate One. larger C<Jdi t =~~ lbal can .000. it ~:gav1=y $210;~.,,...JNGS •-CO MESA VERDE ceilings. '87.SOO. Jtownbousa", ... c. deb. lngrabcr ~~4~1J~ model. $34,000 Irvine at ~mpus Valley C:..nter YoW' ,.,..,.esslooaJ Dr. Open Thurs. thru ~4 "' • By owner. 3 br 2 ba, 7S4.oo&8 .752·8252 " """' '" "'" MOttlHS REAL TY VS2·1414 idem.fly. For more In· Sun. 12-5. Harker Real REALTORS 840-S560 family rm. frpl, fenced 0-PoiRt 1026 _Owne __ r______ 494-8057 F~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~&~·~t.a~~~n~1~4>~,~~~97~~~~ .SPY ~.~ocedto$79.900 ....................... Mmt ~n•bdrm.1 ~~----------as needs paint.ing etc. DAMA PT CORMElt ,,.,. mJ frm bch. xtras * DUPLEX * n'S so EASY 2980 Jacaranda. Call R-240x100w/ni~ t BR & $74,SOO. By Ownl'r Ocean side or hwy. 11:111:1 aft.er 5-S75-M8l den house. Room ror ad-_900-67 __ so______ lot. easy access to bc1.1l h TO PLACE A CLASSIR• ... GLASS 2!:~~t~r'!'~n'ft!'~~ ;:1*m:.1t.A8king$87,SOO. ~\~!,~Y~·~~~-bWc~ = ,i:/e'~11 'to':''~i;m·rt· .... Hill 4 Bed I h rear facing park. $79.SOO. ...-..CAN HOME frompnv. party $48-3173 rncomt> Hurr)'. on'' -room wt Prin.onJy.M2·966i REALTORS $158.000 •You may use the handy order form printed below to furnish us with copy for your ad. •Please note that the bottom P<>rtion of the coupon may be clipped and affixed to your envelope. saving you the time to ~rite our correct address. we pey o. postage! e u you need .rryore room for your message, just print or type it on another sheet of paper and mail 1t overview of "Harbor B •---....;______ ONTIIESAND Ml.ss1on Realty 494 0::11 Rld1e" and the city IYOWMH 494-1001 494-7513 3 br penthouse llunt- Ugbts.Call us now! ASSUMABLE LOAN B t b h b 3 Huotin Pacific resales OcuntCanyon 'lt>w,. REDCARP!'.T7S4·1202 B'h% es eac uy RonorMax 536-6063 $20.000 movt·s ri~h! -=i:.. Bdrm+den. 2~ ba · blzyerrn J BR.den.2 b.i CallaW... 1024 4 BR l4'1 bath, BBQ. dbl 189.SOO Omni 661-1001. BJCYCLETOBEACH rorma1 din JZ. frplr. :• ... •••••••••••••••••••• fplc, Mesa Verde exec • 1'786 3 br Z ba, bcuut. decorat· pauos. newly decorate<! YOU area. Reduce d. Try ---------dee bookcases. skyUt lmml'd po ~st-s~:on WILL LOVE $24,000 cash down . MUST SELL! +other utras. Nt>w llOxlOO' comer lot Flex1 •You may place your ad by phone. if you w11h. Just dial (714) 642-5678. ••11111 1•1111111•#01#1 Ill'',..,.,. 1111 111111•#tll*"llltlelll 1111111tll#l;llll 11#1111#11111 I 11 1111 USE THIS HANDY ORDER BLANK. WE PAY POSTAGE! 4 WOIDS MAH Ot4I UM1-..o AD USS 114.AM J L1M1S J • ,.. i... -- $4.tl SUI ..... ...... SUI SIJ.71 PAYMENT ENCLOSED 0 SEND BILL 0 Charge: BankAmericard # _. __ .. _._ ..•. _ .. Exp. Date .. _ ... .. Master Charge # . . . .. _ ......... Exp. Date ....... . 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Large beach townhouse carpeting, exlt'n51ve tile e terma. 1175.000 lh Beautlfull)' upgraded 5t6-J.M4 Priced w e ll b elow patio w /C.'over, lus h ownr.'94-4444,494-996t. home. w/lavisb uae or---------market. 3 Bdrm•. den, landscaping. incl. rrwt IY brick ~ natural woods. MESA VBDE 2'h ba. Small ocean view. lreea-Xlot nelghbomood * OWMER • Double rplc and much Nr ioll course. larger 1 1BUOO llrm. 0.11 John & schools SI04,500 nnsWEEKONLY more for only S74,900. sty luxury home.·48r, _493-__ H_OOo_r_m_. _·_938_1 __ 9IB«>'73 :?Br+SeaQi pta1n·~bun.c H11rry. call 631·1650, 38a, den $189,000-By OC1t•._.& .._-.......1!.tftfes room. Wooded comei loi brot ownerS40-7196 _,... • •-" tucked btwn th~ h1lh. l _.;......er_. _____ _._________ HAllOIYllW . 28drJn twnhme w1frplc the sea En<.I d p vth.• VIEW ESTATE Mesa Verde CONTRACT Maanlflcent view of Nr beach. Owner. grass) front Yard GOOl! MESA VERDE SALE. NO CR ED IT ocean, harbor. city & _963-_5306 __ -_____ -I off st. parkln~. Terrif11 ~acre, park view. cor-NEEDED. Only lOK coast.line. day & night. schl district Buses for CClr'D big, big home-Mus down. Sl,000/mo Tot.al Luxury 3 bdrm. den and IAll IUY all grad~ Sl4S.OOO Pti Milli 118UOO. By owner. price SU0.000 on this 2 2.,., ba end unit. Secluded 4M-2204 198'7 Balearic. 546-9269 alory,4/SBdrm, 2""1Ba location and everyday is 4 BR 2 Ba. fplc, country --------evea. bme. Owner/agt, Bill. 3 vacation. Must sell. k It r h t' n X I n I 3 BR, l~ Ba, plw. f11m ----------1 831·125'1. $122..500.'426. neighborhood St:ven rom & ht•u h·d s.p .. r----------i ---------K.R PROPERTlES years old Low interest Panoramic view Sellt'1 l ..... 2...... CONDO l Yr old.:: Lg abr. 491-9311 Ir 492-1700 ~umable loan. Offered "'ery anxious D1\1011t double 1ar•1e. patio, 2y, ba sunken LR 1or rorcet1 ~al<· A'k in,.: r-"t ·-ri .. I I • a• Sl~.900 Call Mr Bhll•k ;;;,_,~-·· •P Oa en, w/lrpl. Brick dr Pvt. Classified Adi. your one· l'J BXR 898-7879 lloy McC ... , lltr patio . .,,000. 873-9208. at.op shopping center 141·772• · HOMEBUYER'S CHECIUST lMaUoo ' Locatloa ~ Loea~ ' Dmlnlbiliu ' Condllon ' Prtc. ' Tbele all cbetk out oa b .. uttful 3 Bedroom. family room. dlnlnl room ~JM lo Vlllat• Creek. 8'0-a by •P· ~091)-.C.11 • 'O<C\\4l~-1'~~s· Tltaf lntrl9111nr Word Gom• witlt o Cltudle -----._a., QAY II rouAlt .~ ....... -.... ,_........., ... .... 1ow ............ ~_. ' TUA LOW rrr11 l A 9 MA I I I I' ·SUFT£ I' I I I ARTIST'S IY OWNIR LANDMARK ~p~d!dm ~~9.39::· This completely 11: • remodel Laauna Bench 1_a«S1M ________ , ·realdenct alt.a °" appro<1 $10,000 down-near ocean '-' acrf' of l(rove11 11nd IP.It...-u. Xt I «•rdena and hu bcl•n + .,,.._,., ..... ra 1 4 reatuied 1n HO M t: hr, den, rec no, pool + M -· 000 patio. 21J8l Auguala Cir againn ........ · ~ 1115.000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OflfOITUMfTY DIOCl(S A lovelY hm · \re• mater bdnn, leaturta1 tt't own fr1* 6 privet• balc:ony• MU been rtd~ed to onl1 -.-. So venatllt you can cbooM to hot J or 4 bdrma or perb11p1 2 ~ and a bonu.s rm forf'hekld•. i:Je.t.50 L THI llST V AWi lllMONARCU TERR.Act: Rlc•4Bdtrn. formal din dln rm. fam rm. ffl)I\' SJMAOI NICHOLSR t JaOISoCoast Hwy. L it 494-72JO • .. ........ _, -# .. -4 , • .. -~ • • -.. • ., .. • • • • '".. -• • ... . . . .. 1N ___ ~_.a._,_v_P_1 ... Lo,.f.;...· _______ Th:.:.:,::U:.:,:l"lda::Yr.:·.:"'~"!""~'!.'•...;'~·:!.11!. ~:~ .~.~..... •• ~~~.~~ •••••• .· ...... .... ,. I .... ..._..U1fwWat1d • u ········•·············· ....................... ····••••·•··••···••···· .................. , ... . ....................... ~:.~.~-.. : .. ~.~.~ ....... 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On the ~analde ot 1 IOOS I PITS wUh amen.tu• Pnced to • ~>' -.. i BR. 2 Gal:e 0... wt r Cadla Ucie, • Wra. a ba. 8rwd~oor1 Udrm, IBa. ca•et prlvate ttrfft w / ~ ol a mile from the ~a!!. ,.£,•II now ....... ,, , 11 3107 4 w Iba. 1JOUq ft. falD ba. bouM. WoodWS. IDOIW. IM.-. dollt co ..... Jacum • vttw, '-=s. t\W'd 1at•I oteU ~and• Uttle · t.acb. lull ln UM 1un. • --·· nni lo malnt. ytd. 141$ Oerdlll patio bads1a'4. MC:9GllALn t.-'ICIOWU.a.MeoUv JMU&'ll. ~OwMr wll ocean view thl.t 3 BR 38r,2Ba.toomaayruas ..................... ,. QllO.at.-... , adj to park. Avail. Aui . ..,... • ., mi.waw.-.uo1 cUT)'ba or..,,ooo bome'•tu~ul•l•tance t~ m,6ntioa. la mo1t ,_._.__a..._ 22_ ~~11t'!.~tr/;!i ~! •••••.._ 3234 l,SBSmo.•,.. OD t'Olltl'•d a1 •1•1mo ...n.«1 th4 pnde or It'• u..atat ru1 S• ramt11 -.....----·-~ ~...... IOIJ l'\aU Laa beft.nt. Great UW1Wr Ju.t •milt down Park lo C•llforala. ·-•••••••••••••••••••• •HOMEFIN ERS ~ ...................... Woodbrt"d'.:.. t't:·'~o ....................... lnltiacau =:::~~only By the blkt! path to the ::::.•:u!i.J•~~!~ OMClll.ffsm C .. ...._.._, 3211 ~~ ~~t ~A~ ~!.trp~c.,.'t.!· Lenuna Nlnuel beach, thll ls heaven al allatlnt rink, minutes Hunllnitoo BHch ••••••••••••••••••••••• coad. pool IG5.847-4.SZS. Lake. poota, ,...,. pnvf • • IY OWMm PRICE altordabt•pnce. C.11 rrom Fuhlon liland & 27,000 sq. ft. lot near Cbumtna 11 2Br dplx. Eves. wknds. SSMJUl8. Re.tty • N'trpri ll,U lrt conm th• Pavllllon tl only Pacifica Hoap!tal. S *'75 mo. Walk to bch, 4 Br. 3 ba. S59S+dep. S40-&321otfict 759-6587 klltbdrtba.familyrm ~• •SHEDH 129000 DLGM-PUnt.sSbop.Cnll'.trClvlc 34848 Via Catalina. Walk to schl&. Miit' Sq + boftua rm Sllt.500 ~ c.iJ.. ... p~lflc Center.1135,000. 0.plstrano8ch5'4-6536 Park. Eleaant but com· SUPER TRl-J .. EVEL CM••tt• .!!:_.*4 0.-SuDday. ~::!t· rrY~~~:. MobUeffomeSale• Dav~~eRJtr c.w .. w. 3222 ~~~··•-8854.~pmto ~~3~~~ A~ cll.armUll 6 DOYER SHORES twnhme h1 prime 1rH. 1706Har1>or. Ste 208 ••••••••••~•••••••••••• ~ 1125 me). t'l9· l050, aat. -..lllfaft•t3 + 2~~ Owar/BkrcnmtMtHBr. Eapanalve bedrm1. 54NfJ7 SeeUllsNewportlotl l"root ca113 bd or den ................. JZ40 Clft e ~comer w lrff lBa.. prof lnthcpd, • do courmet kl~ 1pacloW1 U you would like to buUd ~ dbl. pr ~/mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• UNlVERSrTY PARK •no.en ln abund&M9. cerated w /Jat'unl • ~ L Mm+ adult ,.~~~..,:--FAMILY,AllC a lovely 2 story bome uo.'aa4. 8T3 ·3269 . OPEN HOUSE 38dtln. 2~8a. (am rm Pwf9d toad E*y lhto pool Blln mlcrowavt, reu.at HW'ry, call on Deluxe dbl wide Bar· plua have your own rac· &n·'T714. Nw....-a.nubed:room 1125.Leue.-..ao. • 10041 llh Value man)' other 1etru t.biabarsalotoday! riftl&OnlnOraoie coun· quetball court or 7 + 4'o Cb). ~ar 1r 1_.._. jzle al. ..• 000 -.soo ()pn &Inda ya 5MIUI ty'a nicest ramfly parlr. P'll"' for anUque cars. 4 BT. 2,,. ba executive wlDdow bome. 5 Blocka _,.... 4t t l 49 J.f4t4 aw &$31 tl11bland Or Orq YOU-YI llOUHD IT lG~> ~.ooo. so.am view home. 1ardeot'r. to beach. Private 2-car ••••••••••••••••••--••• ~orm.uat ,75•900 ......,.._Store pool, vol~yball, new ~·· Fully m a an No. Laawia. 2 br l t>. + UNOM ---------21 IMl-96 ATTIMTIOH carp e I s. drape 1. yard. AduJts No den. Ocean view 2 blka to --------IAILYll.UflFS . . -IUll.DaS waJJpeper IB00.640-0008 peu. m tllh St. 1;141 buch..-rs.494-411'1 S1'9'1TO-·cH ..oMTIOW -Step1.11tolhebnght.spac Moltle"-Stwe R-3 lot. C.M. Wllh ap. ,_ .. __ "'---"Br 2n-981Ml33l Panonm1t' ~•n ~ -•llWIAY W..tdffl...._ Uvbul room. the sunny provedplans rort3unlt.s ..... llJOI< '""'"'"" .... INI _,._ ..._ b b ~-, · MOMAICH IA Y ,,,_,. faft)ily room, the mom. A s s u m a b I e s · r e · Only 1215 000 Ready to luxury home, S775 mo. lmmacuJA~ 4 BR. 2 ba. Wua to u.ac . 4 r. l :f ~~ .• ~.!..°!..1.~r, Qrol!~. & l~!_belts, ::----'-4_5-_7_2_2_1 ___ 1 ~~}t01t~~ee"uewp1i:na:stt'!r· =:'!:'i-!.'tf:n1ats. bld.Calle4o.5iuait. 640-llllO.m.tm ~iN~tn~:t,.crpt'g: ;.t_~ur roun •....Y • ._.."",., .... ~· ,--·· --0PENONL100 --... "' u• • · 171 .. 11 .. • •its BRAND ,.,_~e 3Ba ~ bat.bl; ••lmmln& pool cliffs ~terrific. -ali~. the upstairs BR's .. --Canyon Lake, goU course . ,,, ..... , r . • 210U Barbados Circle. HIAlllACH ud J111t 1teJJ1 to your ''Tnna" 3 bdfm Open New-vacant immechate Step anlo u lifestyle .. _.__5...._ 1 ,.00 lot w/vlew of lake. view, '-'2 blk to ocn. ~ calla..3638 own private bea b I b bouseSat.tcSuo.1-SPM. posseaalon 115 Via w/pools, park~. lakes & .._.__,."IV'"" -• $2:5000~ 558-ltt'l mo.M0-1880.675-1127 ---------• BOI'HVACANT ('..uarded fllle ro':n~u~a TS-1.501 Waz1ers. The colorful you've found a hm of ••••,••••••••••••••••••• ' ' Super 3 br. 11,!J ba. rrpk'. C!O aod tennla courts. Wes tn the step savln&" your dreams! Call us at 700 ~RES R·I lot 50xl25 Pm like Collyf I cot~. 2 BR. 1 ~a. tse famtdln rm arta lml ldtcbeo openana U>to the settlai N · rp c. _.., mo. Ref s. Kida 6 pets Ole. Ma:S. Agt. ~ Walker t; lee .000 lqeformal dinin~ room Riverside . al a main . ~~ 640-1963 nofee984-2:166: 973-2971 2 BR. •hinaJed. house. yard, h'pl .. hdwd rll's, 1tll oew tiled kilt.lb. I& b1., ttP· ptiancet.ISOO «b C uldwt'll Bonker f I ; f 'I Lal\Qla Nt1u•I ReaJ~tate ~~e~~.~ouM~~· Yr~au°: 1 ~~!!!!!!!I frwy off ramp. Some n.-,,.,..__... eo.t.MeM 3224 ONTHESAND ,.. idnt. commercial poten· --a::-r ~·r ........ ••••••••••••••• 3 br penthouse, Hunl· HOUSE HAUTIFUL dream a reality for only tJal. Rapidly developina noperfy HOO DRAMATIC nu 3 bd 2'-' . .,. p ifl b h New 2 BR. 2 ba. Coastal Elegant decor, VanLuit $.'117,000. Quintard Real· area le 2 mi. of frwy fron-••••••••••••••••••••••• ba 2 s•" yp' Nr bch• Lo ~.:~n .. ..!.c c Rear vi~. all wood Inter . 496-7222 ll I ·0116 wallpapers. 3SOO S.F. or ty -33S5 Via Lido . "050 tage. Investor terms. BY OWlllJIER yd. ~s/a &46-looS • ~~:: .. mo. on or plank Ors. frpt. stained beautiful home on 12.000 _67_3-8250 ________ .... .,.,,..,,......,=,.--"'=:::--v=':'::-' FARGO. Lr 1 "' · · ........ ,,_....,._, gl&A, appUances. ISSO ---------1 S.F lot. w/formal dining IACHELOI PAD 1714) 676-5117 I cmr ot. ~ sq rt 3 br 1uper condo. brand 2brw11rdnr 1215 kidit HHIJH9M5SI ......_Ylefo 10'7 + fam rm. w/uaed brick OR522·2080 home lo Chino 4 bdrm, oew. 21-\ ba. pool. dbl Fbcd..64.5-<UIOOSave! Fee •-Hlh 1250 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FP & larae livina rm. Live where the action Is. s..ta Ano I 010 fam f'D), ore. built ins. pr. S50Q. 6'2-5.206 .CONSUMER'SGUIDE .....,...... Home overlook& large Nitty2 BR. 2YJ BA condo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• frplc, pool," l~thouae. ••••••••••••••••••••••• MADllD covered pat io A Pool. Jacuzzi. Walk to a.EAN AS A WHISTLE. 10 ACRES Hones0K.Sl.29.:i001714> 2 hr cottaae. fplc. beam 0otn•swtmmln1~2br : a.c>03brkldspetsgar DILACiO 740 beauufuJly kept garden beach. Reduced lo VA or FHA buyers invit· 627-41~ ce1Un1s. patio, closed KJda~.M5-4800fee Smallfee.557·11824 3i00aqu.arefe4't.Lak•~ & latb sbad~Are~. -:..Otte:·---ed. 3 Br. Won•t last al Beautifully laDdscaped Olltof,..__.. aar.AduJtsonly.Nopet.s . .oc>NSUMER'SGUIDE •HOMEFINDERS mount a In "' 'e w s ~~~[~~~~rea°s: ~~~: RIAL.TY ,; iii J f.rli.ooo. Bkr. 754-6262. t,~e:8:fni-:c!~ ~a:~ rr.,.7tj'"' 2550 SMC>. &Side. 548-4761 3 Br. 2 ba. enctoeed paUo . ...,_......, JZS2 Landscaped & ICladed &slrawbemes. You'll be family room & gue•t ••••••••••••••••••••••• Qndo-3Br. l'hBa, nr So. 1213)45-02:81 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~th ~Yn·:e:· Flo~ ~:I~ gladyoulookthe timelo USIDlllQ( T_.. 1090 bouae . 5 Storage-COIONA Cit Plaza. pool. gar. or64.5·121B 2Br. 2Ba 'l'w,ohae, Niguel l-'7'34-4904. see this beauty! Call OAW,AltqUIT ••••••••••••••••••••••• garages, horse corrals, By owner. 7 month old patlo.l395.M0-01S5 S2952brkldspetaar ~~u~~bs~· ~· 646-4380, Ruth Laurit! CAMa.rt.USH ,..••WFOID fenced.Terms.FARGO. mode I b 0 me . $'15. 3Bdrm. lBa. crpt.s. m>2brlddlpetiaryd 497'-4.5'norwg.LIS6 Beautiful Cortez custom Rltr "°""" !714) 677-5691 Proeesslooallr_decoraled drpa, W /D. stove. kid.a aa.lUet. 651,eea4 d9cor. 3 br. F.R .. ·w1un1-NEWPOITHTs. JIZ!,toO • CA1'YOM -ORS22>GS» -1Hferi0r &-ranCJSc8piii1. OK.n6~.: •ffOMEf'lNDERS acliOU$ l -B~--2,,, b11 . w /u bll ·ln eating The best value avail'" North Tustin area. leocllftr__... 1350 Air conditioned. 3 "br: m.ian1r:c:t-c~~n bar/WiMrack.2fullba. FIXEl-UPPB .......... F Bdrms.•$82,sso. 10% ·ad·: .. ~.no~.::!;.'i:!!; M253brkidsf~gar v1~ws . Ira 'Bl\ rrvanyextras&upgrades Charmaoo cottaoe, 2 the original BLUFFS. beaLtlfuJCOWlt.rysetliog •••••••••••••••••••••••do Call11~137-..... .---_. Smallfe..5S7--0824 tf I•-I Walk to park. lrg cul·de • 0 Va<'ant & avail for a on V.. acre with view oJ SAIUIO_ll4CH iWtl. •· --.. Anabelm.__H~32U. M •HOMEFINDERS w fl> c, ~ftlUSc • poo · cul lot $87,900. Assum ~··b~t.h ~tuicbt;d°: quick escrow!""3 Bi' BR. hilla Space for RV, 3 car CIAJAt MDICO JUST REDUCED 13.000 646-3180. =~ ~~rb~ lo&o Pnn. only 831-~ f•J'•1e. Owner will 2~ BA, formal dinina & pra,e. l year old. Call UxeOMobilebome +two All new decor 3Br 2Ba Avail. now 4 br. 2 ba, aar. fum. PoMlblt &.11 mo.ls..-or~ ioance. No points! living + sep. laundry 5*Sl80 Story bri<'k showplace + ,, bonus rm. patio SUper exec condo. 3 br. 2 (Md yd. Klcb "pellJ oil. opt I 0 n . St a II. vu II ---------f Sll0,000 room . Sounds great 48R 2BA Mt/Ocean w/brlck BBQ. wlk to ba, rrplc. pool. 17th " $t.15. All· Noree.1164·2* Ownr1ait. Rich. 41M-343l P-1 •c View NEWPORT IEACH doesn't It, well call le v ie w~ C I Furn . clbbse. pool. tennis " ~~:i· $475. Adulta. or973-29'7l days,G&-9346eves. ~yLakeMllllllonVie· REALTY 675•1642 we'Ubehappytoshow lt ROSARITO HOTEL schl. $18,900. Ownr; · euae 2 br.tba.aar.fned ... Vie 3 BR +den or 4 BR ---------• to you anytime. grounds. Clubhouse. 556-1055or:;e&.t750 "Cute&coiy .. S2lOKidJ yd, cpts. kJda & pet.Sok. Condo, panoram1C". view. :s 1~ BA, all upgrades. pool. Fwy cloee. l24,000. Ldry.645-4900Save! Fee UH. Agt. No h~e . BR. 2ba . .pool, J&C-.) on Cul·df!·HC st. walk to WATE.llFtlOHT AnENTION-P.P. 714/500-1160 ...... •CONSUMER'SGUWE 964-2:566; 973-2971. LCOl.UW· "50. Eve11 . dem. school. O~n lo all 2Br. 2 story. 3 leveJ con· •--L-a ..__ 1 • .. 00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• o<rersexceptVA.$86.900. do. Newsboy model at Forced Sale. Choice -•..op1ny ,,. .._..,_.,111,_. SHARP!2br'250kt 1 dsyd 3rBr.2Ba.nr~chl.&&6eh. a..Fontt 1255 586-9922 Tustin area. Completely ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••,•••••••••••• Gar.645-4900S~ve. Fee. ll)lc. huge yd, encl08ed •••••••••••• •• , ••• ._ •• .J!._• Red lheCoYe..,_,...000 redecorated. Move fo MIDICALSUSTIS • ...........-_.....c •CONSUllE&!SGUID& t~t-d~·Hl'. "'475 Lo 1 l B "b th 1 uced 110.000. Beaut. s ~. . coriditlon. 4 Bdrm·s. a~ IUILT TO SUrT -• '.,. --mo 964-1111 ve y r. .. a . sing *' br San Velarde, prof. 714-759-1961. ~ sq rt. 70 x l09' lot. Open ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cotta1ecbarm! 2brl26S · 1tory Influential. fo\J ll landscaped, upgradt!d. l•--------1 "'~~~ ":::-'.:• house Sunday at ll3S2 Huntington Be a ch BALBOA· Is LAND Klds6'5-4900Save! Fee Beaut exec. 4 br. J ba. '*'of Sun 4lr Sall Club. Low price 1129.500. Tw B 1 2 BR ---------Diamond Head Dr. For area-4S500 sq ft medical liKJPLEX-2 BR, rum. *CONSUMER'SGUIDE rumpus rm. 3000 aq ft m>tmorentorlsewtop. 8»2011 ~r::!~~siargeapt SUPEl.I information call Jim bldg for sale upon com· all new. $525/mo. 10 Mo l250lbrutilpdcut.e Nrscboota.•hop&.~at'b. lloo. IREN 979-6750 asa; wlit.Allsamelevel. Rustic28drm+den,2ba Blshopat544-8983 pletioo.Locatedbetween lse. $2502brkida'"aryard golf, Gardener S7SO. forAJJce. Ope S /Su beachouae. Xlnt cond. -----------Pacific Hosp. & Hunt· PAN01tAMJC BAY & " <n4>8424330 •-L.d..---=--·--Y-le_io ___ l_Z_6_7 n 12~ at n I d iDllOO lnt.ercomm. Hosp, ocean views. 2 BR. 2 BA. SmaUfee.551.()824 -- MADRID 750 Lake view. 2 rrplcs. wel bar. AC , 1137 .750 ,.SBl-4255 216 Pearl Ave .. Bal 1$1. A I woo cellint1 & lblkoffBeacb Bl•Maln beaut furn le a fantastic •HOMEFINDERS !t 8R. a Ba. l1e yard for••••••••••-·•--••••• 675-1414 Prine. only. ~=;Is ~et:~~r:~~~· Other 1 _ _. l!s........... St. tNew c~ntstrducu1on. loc. S1400/mo. S4003br IUda utJ pt pd ~;,..~~o. Scott Real· .... ~~~~u1uea.iEI pa81t .YOUl>.IEB $103 000 0 I A t ... ·-cus om au1 e es gn EL E 0 A NT le --~br,_,..,_pet#-.ryd ..,,_,_ ,....,,. _.... r. o r $9000 Dn ""..... . . wner g . ••••••••••••••••••••••• available. Financing sopbisticated 3 BR. 2 BA. -..~IJ;;:. 557--W/VU of hl1Js f'rmt chn· 3 I 00 ft HVH Montego. 4Br. OR. ~ Mobile HORIH available. home imfum SJ400/"'0. •ROMEFIND""""S 4 Bdrm. 2 ba. den. frplc ing. ram rm S47Stmo1se sq FR. Sl59.SOO. Newly de· footo or..._ I I OO FLORIDA ""' r.n Nr Goldenwesl/H8' Ii No pet$ Call 644-'2t 1 ~umeexhisllng loan or corated . Assumabler---------1 -0 Vard serv1,.,. ln"'ld.d 1108,000. Owner wall loan640-114l. SALEIYOWNER ••••••••••••••••••••••• PROFESSIONAL $2602+dloepetsokyd SC75. Mam ... Afl1 C ....... .._.., T O for Slc: ooo ~RT 1.-: '"CH BLDG. SmaU fee. cc:7 ......,~ /mo. ' ' --"-...,,-------1~:"' o":ii;.. ·Total ~~ice Lovely3Br,FamHomein EastbWf 3 ~1~:i.par~sales. Cont.actWarrenLortieor •HOMEFINDERS LEASE M50 mo includ ~=.f::!.\;~.~r SJ.32,000. 4 Br. 3ba, bonus Nwpt Hts Area. Shows VIEW-4 Bedroom. J Low park renl . Fri~be ... ~3133Jarrard. Mon· ~· • , -New ..... , ... c•.....,t •-Pad· grdnr. Families pre · •HOMEFINDERS rm, ram rm. conve""'a· like a model. 420 bath Lu!k built home. C"''ADELl"'E f .,... -~ -..-.. r----' 4 BR "Ba 2 • .. .n.oa1J ~ H 0 .. . dift1. Bil ocean view Cl·~· • .. • conv pit, formal dimn11 Lenwood Or, CM. Bob "(WO ty CJlf'l"!llJ. custom Monterey --Prwr+tr 2000 ..._cltyard. w-sideCM story. Fresh paint & 2Br Condo . part ly wet bar, 3 rrplcs , 3 car ()gle,A1ent540-1720 wibulndow treatment, all MobileHomes .......... -;~ •• !••••••• Baiboals&andRlta.ICy ~'"". + util .. No pe•-clean Vacant 9391 fumllhed,vie~.137$mo. gar(elec opnrl. Huge ltins. JACUZZI-SPA. l~f 6515 '""""'"Ml-"" _.,., .. Woodcrest Nr EdJaon 511 U06 · · <'OVered patio. Newly layfroftt +Dock 2 Fireplaces. Walk to " • EASTSIDI 673-1700 :!!:_3000 days 548·9849 Hi.Ownr1a·1t.s:ie-m1 c-.. _-_· -3-b--.. -.. ---.,.-painled and landscaped Nost a I 1 I c ch arm sc.hools, shopping, tennis tl~H2808l!l2l2l FOURPLIX ..., .,......, r. • .,.., -c..,ts. by professional. Without enhances this lovely 4 1225,000. ..........Y SIJS,OOO '"N 1144 u-• vaDE . SPACIOUS-. BR condo. frplc. dahwhr. kid!. & -adoubtMV'SBeslBuY. bedrm,2stybome.Uni· 17141f55-0177 EXCITING ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,....."' Sharp condition. Good petlok.~.~ll·~.PJee Call owner /broker Ht que does not <lescribe. OpH Sit7$iill..., • • The beat side or Costa Btful new Woodbrldae 3Br. 281, 'WCrttoed In locaUoo. Pool & Jacuu . 9154-2566or973•2971 S8H!600.586-0367oreven· f'or personal preview "2llSA.W. SI 10,ftR...t Mesa. It Is an exclusive 3Bdrm. 2148 aq ft. '795. lanai, lndlcpd, view of SS2S/mo. NEWPORT evencaJI t93·25l3 call646-717l with Qua.ii, as are many month-to-moolh. IOlf coune,qwet. cul·de-·CENTER RE ALTY . ..,..,_. leecft J26' '""'"" Q .. , ''U" ,,,,., ,,. , . tit.wportle.clt At th e beach, in other income propert) 1173-4311. sac, SiQOmo.M&-1664 ~640-l812. ••••••••••••••••••••.,.• beautifully landscaped NO F.,.,.., K ... ·<'ond-11~1·11·~ secluded adult park· ·ean ....,,......_.. -esau.:i .. ar. • a, Ice 3 br. 2 ba. cpta. pr. duple•••. ff.t> n 1 .. , [ e I listings No addresses 1 __ • __ ._ l 1... M "'-I .. 3 Bel 2 b ~--· om.... vo. Mt~ .. ach 1069 ' ' • S.Cll•llh 1076 gorgeous 24x60 1974 please. ror an ap· ....................... frplc lam rm fDCd yd fncd yr KJds & pets ok p v1Ji 8'7s-49UBk ....................... 1 ; d ....................... Donu.s·top of the line. pointmt:\ :i!ht :n: nor Emerald Bay. nrly sand $475/mo.~ . $425. AS\. No fee. 964·2566 8 oo. r •HcriNw VMw Ho.. ==•-OCIANSIDI 2Br, 2Ba, fam rm & ~lors. CalJ 7S2·l920. front., 5 BR, incl. maid & SHARP 3 BR 1 Ba 1395 or97S-2971 Open! B.l&Y Uke rent.• ~r.; Enlaraed Portofino By Owner. 2br2bacondo. COMMUNITY much more.if you want gardener. Lse. 12250 Callste-8> · k ( , ... ......, 3 ba. Jacuu1, etc. LU 4 bdrms, study, ceda Xlntlocal,fulJCacll.Ask· ot PresldenUaJ Heights, ~:Jina~u!!"rso~~~; ' Ci)UAIL Monlh.At\.4M-U71 ~ , u or Hei'C" 3242 ~1:;~63:~·0011 panel~~dusbrirmk~ ra1m ~-:'seli~:.."!..&!~e oner. wtthSan. Clall t.be,_!>eune~lts o7r thislslt. <KTl.207-8). pi .&.CE MtwportlHdt 316' •OOUHOUSR-••••••••••••••••••••••• ••""YllW rm""'"""'""' <' ,rp c, .... ............... emen.c vma. ~a Pacific ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5"' Cute I BR bch hat-. - 4ba. Vlewofbigcanyon. $15,000DOWM luxury Townbomes MoblleHomeSaJes NOPBTIIS .. Ma1nJflcent beachfront l BR. bre&kfut nook, fUm/Wlfum. Yard pet .• Unobatrucled \oiew or Feeland. available. Priced rrom 1----···opu1 West Newport bome. 5 aewtng room. way off ran1e. refrl1 S3U ocean and Nt>wpo rt 1748PortManJelghClr •BJYOWNER•BEACH 119,900.NOWialhetime 2706Harbor,Ste208 ______ ,_ ...... __ -__ ,Bdrm. 2 batbs+dorm street. Very private. 21S~2150 Buell. 3JIR. ,.,.. Ne .... ... c:,ooo as ust 200 slepg away. to buy. 492·2180 or 540.5917 Water pd No do1s T .... a 2Ba 1 1 ft.I--1527,500 loft. Yrly lie S15001mo. · · ... full security ennts. 3 r. • rp c, 2 car gar 831-9310. .,., .... ,_ ~1 Avail. 8/9. $300 mo.~ ~ JZ44 j 3cuu1. ic wlmmln ~ ForinformatJoncontact: in a Carmel·Uke settine LOWDOWN A short drive from to move in . 2231~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• llOO/moromlderlseopt RicbardA. FUiier, onapvtst.lnUdoSand.s AIOVITHilE.ACH PAYM84T Oranie Co. liva you a Stunnlngdecorl260kld.8 Pomooa.980-311119 llHTALS AlttO\lfHr, A:ik for Office: 644-4040 S138.:i00 645·1262 Ultimate REEFGATE WlU move 1ou Into this hilhlY desirable area Garplll845-4900am ree G .u.,_,."1n Ho .. ..,. .. ,.,u WEST d l · dbl Ith rant tic 1ro ... th LOFT BR CONDO or So. 28R,2ba. · ·· · · .$450 ary at ~ or at ___ m_e _: ~ ____ ,Oceanfront. Single faml· con om n1um. wide American , ~ poaiU!! cub n~w •CONSUMER.SOUIDE Coast Plua. new int, 3BR.:::\. .. $410/515 (714> ~1-Q73 Ownr~All 58.L Oil TRADE 1,11n' a~nce.OOOH. oollfill1·11 ewr owoildl =~vailable, !10W al ~~. (t8...;:J!J)~t, at from your lnveatmeot.1---------tpatlol vllew ord beaui_: ~BBRR, 22~ Ba .... _.;. .s, .. Mlo Sped{y Seavle1' Ac>Ol~ Beautlfu.I ocean view, 4 · BERTHA HENRY For~mpletedetalh. rop ca &ar ens • • • ~ ··· . ., • .,'"" IAYPIOMTCOMPO brCDM home for units. _R::;e;;:a::;;lto;:r::;;;,;::67;;:5-861==6=. ==-REALTORS Moblletto...Store ~-f7)..46•6Mow atream. aviary. pool. SBr.3Ba . . ..... •15 L 8 • ~·--""'9"""' r 848-8895 -.. Jac.aauna.newair.diah· 3BR,2bam.5 wwry l R. 2 b• Wiit vww: '""· 7_. .-215 Del Mar '92·4121 -------lett ....._ R.I. hie. washer 6 more 1375 mo Mwlon v1cjo wtvlew. Avail mOQ1.b1y, ~ Beach condo. Going Into PANORAMIC EXCITING l63lE.17tl:iSt.."SA !55'M83ll · · · ~~"" opt ssss br, 2"' ba. totally UP· 8 uslness? "-~ v•-H • • graded. Need• 30 day _... .,,w ~• New duplexes " 4·plexes. escrow. Wiii sacrifice at t luxury cu.stom homes Lamwy U•'-9 Buy direct from the de· $84,000. 16 Surfside Aa requlr.cl by law. available w/beneftu or 1975 Madlaon 28r. 2Ba. veloper. t714>639·6704 Oourt NB M2S399 or new butln••••• SanClementecoastalUv· 20l.l6 living nn In aM82z · · ualng a FlcllUoua log. Homes include wet· Garden Paradise for DUPLIX Business Neme mutt bars, greenhouse win· two, enjoy tbe bet\ for 2 & 1 Bdrm w1lar1e dows, Nut.one food cen· leu. fenced yard, garage . regl•l•r thet name ten & much more. YOU CrPf=daPoc .... _ $87,500 Owner1a1t "II" must "C" with the County Clerk. SE Pr1 ---nn; _., ......, Call the DAILY PILOT ~.~!offe:.~rm: MoblleHomeSales _v_ .... _ .. _~·------The but or Weatcllff Neatl)' lfOOmed 3 Bdrm ; home wltb btautlful yard. Near Mariners acbool, 1boppina. etc. Appobtmeat onJy. Call 5t0-U51 -• " HERITAGE " REAi TORS LEOAL DEPA .. TMENT ccnidered. Full Bkr. ro-2706 Harbor, Ste 208 for fonM •ncl further operation. 498·0200 or ___ 1_4_0._s _t _l7 __ _ Information. 831-9122 M2"'321 ht.332 Oc.-Vlewtt.. DAILY P!LOT VACANT I MUST SELL FAST! Malt• anJ offer. Aikin& SL3U00.3BR,2Ba. Scott RHlty, $36-7533 The fulelt draw in the W•t. . .a Dall.y Piiot Clauln..S Ad. llG-5878, So. San Clemente Hom.- MIWPOIT llACH 1177 Dbl Wide Lancer on bay. A~ui.doll house. park takes pets . <Sl2171-77) .... .._store &IMl8I NE.ARIEACH •KENNEL EE llDll ILlllS ca. By owntr. I · Br. 2 ba, cmptu•y remdld In Ir out. New kitchen, bath, fin 6 cl.rJ>s. 128 W Sao Antonlo • Open Ru Sd/Sun. 1177 Dbl wide l .. dlaon. TIW'Ltx COSTA MESA OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE atw{S NIW U"*-lmmaculale 3 aectroom End Unit TrlDa .Model -.Sack B'Y View - lied Jacu11i. New Oven. Dish Wuber, Disposal & Water Heater New Dre~ Ii Ca~. Sl?B.500, . <Sll'lM»). ...... H...-SMN l BEDROOM, Adlt., DO --. fgllc • nnce. ms. *' ,__., '42-08a5. Mt4G3 'S75 CAMPUSJ)a:J~..­ Q){)qe Park 3 br 1 ba. awdy, air. no pet.a, lie "15 pr mo. 213/441 ·>UO 4 BR, 2ba. formal din rm, fam rm w1trpl<'. rucnpu!f rm, 2700 aq ft. Back &y. $725, avail 1/8. M2-9:il67 MOMEFINDW 10008 ol viunci• All a.tell . AJl~rtc."efl ~t~~FRE£for •• ·e·• 0ooa ~lfOM 318 )'fan in~~ " Ir .. n ll - . . I I ~ lw•t• ...._ ..... hatah u.fw& Afoa twlllh u.tw.. S.-r a...t.n 0 00 Thvray. August 3. 191e DAil v PtLOl Pl -·•••••••••-•••ft•t! tt•eee••••••Ut•••••••• t•••••••••••Mt•••tt•e• 11••••••••••;t••••••• •eeetetett•t\•••••tetee -1-.......-.__.._. 0 5300 •· I' f• :1 3140 -....... U I Mart11911, Trwt L...t&,._. & Deiclj: SOJI •••••••••••••••••••••••- 24a MIWPOIT IL •••••••••••••••••••••••Found oraoA"' Can•ry.,H Store w/wltbout parkin& LOW£SJ No Hunt lkh. Hali sml'"' oc storase for approx 40 peen tat OI'\ nahl lea • .J vehklea. t..hNtt .... , •YP761ZJ5. Call 846--0841 h ,,_._ .. .__. ___ I ~ I br. l b,, all bltnt, Uon,.elottd car. 1 yr old. JI.lb'; SIOO di Aua A&wl ~ tyjk. encl car. P8Uo. No.1014. _m-_3813 ______ _ ~ ~ .. ';',n~· 142· leo:l Walk to~ Jdll tQOdo, Balboa t br beach apt fl-:!/:!~,~ ipadoul iidim: J1'a, 1 9850 mo. now. l300 mo. Lo~ c~~ ~ ...sA ""6 , car tar. Priv (Uard lllt winter. 515-5810 Or Slett '°' tent ln primt GARDENAPTI 1 Br $1U. Pool, jacunl. Ma/mo.M0-5'4.3. 842-0393 localion. San Jun lstT.0.'1... Peru lls 5350 1IMI T .O. Lo.L •• ••• • • • • • • ••• •••• ••••• a. MAR aduUt, no peta. 2910 Capiarano. J2S tq n. of CORONAD Hatta -'"· CM. (lifesa llACHWOOOAPTS Lasuna • Steps to lft.at poteiitlal atLUaled Faireet Ttrma aince lM9 s,lrftlllll...,. ! 1115 So. El Camino Real ·: I Br TownhouM. rfl>lc Verde Dr. !. oU Harbor 1 BR. 1245. Adulta only. beauWul beach. Larae [n am. pl.ua acroa the s.ttltf-~Co. 642-217 t 145-06 I I ..;......;;M......;.. ___ .._.-.. , PQol, '-'-· loateocean Blvd> ~ff Nopeta. 9G-tl00 furn. 3 br. $450 wk. au.t ftom entrance ol • Cau.&&u \<..,.., CloM -· • « *2. Miaslon. Call 637-5136 or ... San Clemente. fi\!Uy Uc. , For appt. 492·'129S lo l'-.,blon bland 6 fin aup a QR. E/Slde. utn NICE. 1 br, paUo. pool, bd S3NM7 Aw•••r•mS4!11t11••ah/ .. C wTWwllle ~ ... ·•ll pd.,apenbtaine1P.fMd ~te. frplc . UH. NBarcba:1·.,!1r rm. r.r11uh/ 1 ._ ..!2l ... -.,. a-. 1 bL I M1 C'Oftdo. Pool. )'d.'31.Smo.MMll'f .~or842·52Sl 8'19-0051 Lo.t&~ • ~ "" • ~ Y•rd for ..._.,. .. It.., 4500 .......... ••••••••••••• RELAXING MASSAGE , BobJame&-Llc Muaeur._. Outcatl 9-9, ctM·5lll . • bia.tiotafll~•0• c"ldna 1ns1mo Sbdnn.2~ba.oowcpta, Spacloul, quiet S bdrm l blodrlromoeean.fl55.1 ....................... +•arnlM.tl stOO PREGNANT? Carine.J =-.:If doon, mU11 dl1bw11btr, patio 6 lownble apt "'1/a,. pvt br&2br'23$. Frplc.208 ......... S..-. 4300(.000 SQ . f t. New ••••tt••••••••••••••••• confident1alCOW1$elin&& ....t~ ~~t• n~ Wt l 1 rlw JJtl G,'•••· UU. Lu patio. Pool.Adulta.8ot'Q' l.9lbSt.SIG-U40 ................... \ .... wareboute~pace. HB In· ref'e,,.al. Aboruon. adop~ Jae. A~.a ta ao peta. __. ................. , 'TIU.Al\. :~ "7&. ~l or ~leech 3141 •llS&ICTlVI• dllltrial Park.894-5351 uontrkeepma. tnetaomt heaibllltr ~lbr.lba • ..carase. ~+1.,...poip11~"600 •"•••0 ••••••••• .. •••• Gatnarellable ForrentorLeue:5000aq PENNY APCARE 547 -2$63 BW•1'l1SctQ., ,~yd.IUltAIM!U riM/Wilt"45-dOO,oe AvaiJ. Aus. Town.boUle 2 OCEANFRONT roommate.845-7464 ft industrial bldg. zoned UNDAliYICIU ~V'" Home, 4 Ba . ~. Alt tlo lH. .ciiimUM~'SOOlDE br, l'-' ba. aar. frplc . DELUXE •SHARE A HOME• for Mp. corner of Pl•ff(I o.tc .. Mas_,. .._.._ !MW crpt.t. ttt-MW*ort7>-29Tt c:..e. MeM JIZ4 Pool II J•iuul. Adult.I, ~ & 2 BR from SUO. ulll C.t •ww Pullman St & Paularino "" Forte.,_ of It! raao\\11 •. park-Uk, ....... _, .. bt 2 .......................... 01$. .... 30 0. and.~ u..a....a.--t St. CM . Fe~ •. pavecl. ADS ServinaallOranaeCo • .. ua.. • • ,_, • .., -..-.-· parkiQg fire spnnklers ... • ="' tnS. No ,.u. pr. Cfl>U. '"eel 1ard Mutt a bedraom. 1uper a BR. 2 ~ new cpU • 1 Bd. 1 blk to beach. Sbareabomeoraptmeol 110•220 ·wired Inquire 835-7313 -~ •,::s O:,tfu~~ ~;:,t~:!ibN~.:e,:..• ~.~:':'~~:~C· ~,:/d~~·4~r.~: ~r-CV.An.S UHw.um>I w.A. 0oaia. n4i 549•9611 ONLY S'2 MASSAGI ~ .,. • u&.ll pd I Kkb m-sn. wu..i. inq apt P or G. 49J9..3900 . ~-.« PIVJM ~· ._.. W..tecl 4600 FtGUU MODELS~ ftop& Db MS-4800 Fee • . Garden lilt apta. adult c.i d~ ).1>1UO<wQ • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~II IOO)' item or com ~U'SGU1DEOD11y!br.Zba.1ar.fned LAMAMCHAA"S Uvtn1. 2 bdrm. pool & 2 BR. elose In. no pelS. B32 ... l34Si.ncel9'll Prof. cpl. w /2 children b1naWJinof1t~ms t~m lSCOITS ~ 85Dlllr11Wpd Reftt yd KMls •pell ok 141$ Lar1e a.U1i bedroom JaC'UJ2i. 177 E. 22nd St. avail8127.$3'7S. want 3-4 bd. unfum hse or leu with .. P1•nn> OUTCAU.OMLY ~ IGcllMS-.-oPtll Fee A«f. No IH 964~ or aa.rden apt1. Oshwbr. CM.MS-Mii 714/536-0210 3 BR Hie male lo share w/yrd Laguna Beach. Pult'her Ad 3 l.ines tor l Dys Ir •OONSUllU'S0\110£ ITJ..Z9Tl bhns. encl. 1ar. 1u bbq. Eutaide b1.11e 2 br, cov· ~... 3150 With male or fem . Sl85 We are home owners. conaecuu\<e day' Loch 3• •ii.to ---------1 ... ._ ... ~ ltlrid ~. Gas Pd. '778 Scott erM.pon:h utU pd $3!5 ....................... mo. Bristol nrJamborff. Days 834·6817 , eves ~2ldionaa..,..1 ~e11r:•d eo,t· wr 6 I· SICIJNOAHYONW~1 • V .,. -Pl.M.2·~3 •• ,, .. _:. . Days C213)698-0711X.Sl6 ~3'311 UK' ~~ '"'" •" ---------mollllr -.0.t •I. kid& •••••••••••• ••••••••••• mo.--· L.AGUMA HILLS · · No commert'1a1 <id~ *QUALIFY Ptttpr.~M ..... ,Ilk d• 3707 Newty decorated S BR. 2 Near new townhouse. New adult deluxe apts I need a F . roommate 2 .cioNSl1MSB'SOUlDE ·-···················· Ba. cpls. drp1. bltn center or lown. 2br. furn"' unlurn. BUUarda. bdrm. 2 ba Jo HB $150 ........ /I.Tat/ For morf' 1nrorm1.1t1on ESCORTS• 1 tr. comp! furn Avail stove,eoclear.NrOCC. ti,.t,ba. aar. toed yd, air pool. j•cuui. sand CallD.N.uf.11038-SM..S f9•c• andtoplllL'eyouradc.ill Phforapp·t 83S·3"14it Se•wlad Condo 2 Br. Sept. l. Wlnt.e.r ~ YrJy $3SO. M7-4231 cond. $:MS. mo. 645-4655. volleyball. •••••••••••••••••••••11• 2....S.. bHM. rctwd deck. $125. 6t6-6238 ALICIA VILLAGE Fem. wanted for tux· ...... 642-5678 VIDEO MOVIE PARLOR, pool aauna jacunl 2 Wow! S'lUO pool! Retrs 1 er Ea•talde. re!rig & urlous CM pool home. ftattortMl'1y SOOS Free 20 mm introductory car W /op'lr Actlt.s. no Pet.s c.t. Mete l'i 24 Gd area ~900 sm fee stv. cpta 4 drp&. Beaut .,.0?Sl1 .,!!1~~6rt130 Nominal rent. 540-4891 •• $................. vtSil. no PW"t'hase reqf -mot•·-•·t/lst/•a .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •CONSUMER'SOUlDE ood be lli •· ..., ..,..., or...,l· Also d a nc" & rli --. Aa -1---------1 w am ce nes .,. Officeopen9·7dally Roommate to shr house. TRAVB.AGEMCY 6'583 Attractive 1 " den, quiet ,__,,.. ~ ... 0 . Bae .. Bay, cabinets 1350. 731-6001 ~ j I be b sesslOl\S. di N t """"""' 1.vuu • j . acuzz . near ac -.a. ..,.CHISE D ....... CE Of FU .... w.. ~ u. b'• •BR 2 mature a t . ope . 2Br 2ba dbl rarw/OP· M·F9-l Sharp!2+1Y.1-pool! ac. HB.963·1692 r'llA" ~ ., ,_wpon ._., "• · Gar., $265. 2234 Rutgers Sol 'be u ood Sawia~.~·4900fee new way to own a Join lbe Balboa Cultural ~S.Euclld.Anahe1m ~.~~~ (213 l Dr.1·213/4$4-SlCM ~n:frpl:. ::~hwcom: ~=:ty~~p3leb/ .:,:;:; •CONSUMER'SGUIDE Femtoshr condowtsame t.ravel ageney. Travel Club. Weekly drama. art Exc1t1ng r-.-cordint;:< & pact.or no pets $COO/mo .... Rec fac. no amkr. '22S. Network, Start your own. & music. It's areal! Call ~1581 • BJGCANVON 4BR I 1 bdrm apt 1235· up. 631 loN ' · $.'m.Call&42·9'160. Mewport•ach 3169 Incl util. Avail 8·S Exp. D"Ol required. _n_aw_.67_3-8936 ____ _ rd • • 'f.:t' Mlll only. Open 8:30-5 --·-------••••••••••••••••••••••• 962-7054 Complete support & long Vmiety Eacort1 ·., spa. Ga ene r Inc . Sat's 9·1 MS--49'8. ZllO Lra 2 BR quiet wood , ... -... --..T ---------1 term •"'rvice provided. SCRAM l(JS C.00......UOO pit, view. Newport Blvd.CM • ' ' .,_,.. 3126 -""""'.........,.. Si I h I 1 2 ~ "'L l2000Jmo.M4"'746 beam cellinss.-refrlg, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bacbel o'ra. 1 or 2 nge mot er w · Call Mr . Charles . 558-2677 ' ...,;..--------IJ..arge 2 BR, l ba. fum. stove. Adlts. no pets. 2 br apt, blt.n& breakfast Bedrooms&Townbouses children. share lg. Top-TI4-&38-9242. u1swr1s 3 Br.2ba$..'W.2atory..,.)'br pool. Adllatno pets, ~.6'5-8894 bar gar inru;.rm s.12:i From$.13950 ol·World house w1same. ------....---M L' IKoris .. Models OUTCAU 165(1. 3 br ~~t!['fi1ronl S27S /mo . 548·7933, Lro 3 BR 2 ba u~per Ev~uS.-0318 · · Spectacular spa. total S250/f!'O plus ."" deposit. IALIOAISLAMD Outlaw -Banal S'125. Walk to uca .. -.. rom 673-4804 • ' reC(eaUon program. a,,. uttl. Available late Gill Shop with 2nd floor Fetus -Wisely -MOO&S ESCORTS any of tbese. Marina . duplex.Newcrpl& rps. Sunn clean 2Bdrm. :i&l 7 I 8 Aucusl. Call Pam office. Call fast for de· BULLETS Realty&CZ-88SO • Ulil. paid. Garage. Quiel Space ror ··n~h/dryer. bltmi ocean vu No kids/ ~~~l rubton 5'6·2044 days/497·4349 talls.6*5ll2agt. News item ··tt IS well Call Touch of Clas:. area. 1 adult only. no pet. Encl gar & patio. Adlls. pets i;?go 493-72Sl rt 5 Isl.and. Jamboree & San eves, . known that underworld 975-0062 Nwpt Sbrs 3br. 2ba. S220:M8-825lor979-T888 oopel5.S32Smo.E .18tb · · a JoaquinRillsRoad. M/F tto h 2 b t Furn1~ute stripp1n.g members celebral~ lhe M1d-wk :.pec1alS2450 • tieact. tennis. pool (2131 · St .• 540-3776. ...:p~m________ ) .. O nea s r r ap · franchise eslab 2 VT'C an .. -"da-differently from I lam 3am ... ,Cl''• ·• ~;645-1211J lllH94•1ndt )7 --l>M>P %1Hl.~ba _l7.l4 1_j_tt-19 O_ Qakwood. NB._R30. ~t...C06ta-Mesa'j(Ka. ;;r~le Tbeyflnd o . ·~ vu. ... ___ ;...__ _____ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2Bdrm' l Ba . 2214-C .. _ f 1, b .. aJ .• 631·5368 u· t:' Sale al far k _ _... u!fh' lh PLJYMATES t280lbritid-rar9cb Rutgen.. SUStmo. uc:u, rp. cony, ocean Nice 2Br Dpllt upstairs. on. ror . tur ey •mu sl 1m w1 IZIS lbrt.i"dipetok •Bacb -Lo_n~ B'ea-ctt. CallM6·7l29 vu. Wsher/dryer & all Crplc. W/D. garage. below eo&t. S7000 firm. _e_ULL __ E'IS __ ·· ___ .__ 1 privacy. Util pd. No pets. · the bit-ins. $375 Mo. + adults. 00 pets, nr Lido G.oges 1_548_·_1622 _____ ,,_. Lost & Fomd 5300 &corh/Modets ~~~~ $185.&U-8974. $23Slge 1 br lower. pauo& $150 dep., no last. lslesboppin&. IAe. credit ....... 4350•--------••••-••••••••••••••••• 7ll-353• ---------•-leach 1741 pool. Adult:S· No pets 496-4492, 496-8205 leave ref.~mo.494-6303 ••••••••••••••••••••••• L17-•UTOP•99t 1---------.......... .-..1t 1 bdrm .....,..... 1887 MonroV1a ouo · 7924 ..... , 645-4533 ,,. ,,."' .,, Lost or Found a ,_r CaJI L 1· n d a . Me At. m -at ......... auu:nl • .,con·••••••••••••••••••••••• .,.... · """' · · Bloc .. from wat•r •" ForrenlinNewportBch -..11•-••1~...-I A ~-t "" ~ deo 1~ b UI • .. .,. _f\g"',,.. ~ An1ma ss1s ance Ameba's 3300 w eoasi ~l • 1 : cont Oeeanlront luxurious l br New 2 Br lndry/slor. t 2 BR. $280 mo +pay etec. SMs-es area. 3 br, 2 ba $30. month witb s stalls. 2 lifts. Leape53'1·2273. no fee. Hwy S:30torute. Bill . • i:ach';1:!~pres~fgi:g:U $550. No pets. Yrly. child OK.' No pets. S330. CI01etoocean.ocnview. duplex . Yrly l se. M.5-l.S&6 machine. lire. muffler bayfront communities. Adults. 497-1082. 1961Anaheim.642-3912 laundry facU. 493-6736 (714)956-5871 Garage for storage or car. and speed shop. Align· ~i~~h~~d~l~~a~~~!~ UNIVERSAL MOOB.s ESCORTS 1219.~.Agt..640-&00 Mtwportlffch 3769 2 Bdrm $275. Quiet bUild· Hwttkegl¥1.ach 3140 WATBFROMT on alley. MO/mo. 1.56 E. G~.!ci::O~~forei~\ Califorrua & Minnesota. BLUFFS ••••••••••••••••••••••• !ng w /beaut. landscap· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spacious 9llr. 2 ba & den . 19th St, CM . 548-6072. Full acre of C2 property C M 546-3342 646-7119 M IC Vis; 3~1t·::::JI!:1~~t OCWFllOMT ~~·J:e;!~r ~~W~Re6 Seawimf Village ~i:~~L~g;'~~:d. ~~~ ~~-~~! ..... ~~~~ wttb.a 6600 aq ft bldg. LostShep·Husk pup cfem1 DB.LA'S 1Br.lba.$:Wi yearty APTS. 2020 Fullerton New 1&2 bdrm luxury carpeting & draRCJries. 0~~2~ 2175 gry/~m/blk.Su wh tipvon OCCULT SHOP ofasmiM Gnek . .NHI 2br. .STEPS TO U4CH Ave, (1 blk east Newport adult apta iQ. 1•·,.,,..g.;:la;:;ns~-~~~be~a~ch. beautUul mr:r: RENT* u.MD.otvt"SIOH ~~.·:!ct~~~:~~~ liADIWiS beaut ocn vu. leNUS & 2 Br. l ba. nr. N'pt. AVe & 1 bill so. or Bayl. from S290 + pooli. en· gar e s. overfool<s 1~ "-'"""7" d ESP · I .. ""/I 6~~1661 631,..,..., d _" __ ....... _ _.,,,... • .... 1.11111 C'ill'!' .• f~· poo . ~ se ..... HarbocYachlCJub. Yrly · ......... nis. waterfalls, pon sl Balboa Island. Boal slip '"" --&dings daily. 9AM.SPM am/evs. SC75.18r,lba,y.rly.$300 ZBdrmapt.Avallnow.No From San Diego Frwy available . Adulls-no Deluxe SUites 247..4596 LOST F r&dpo1nt For appl. 494·9li7. 11311 3 Br. 2ba, Penl.n $650 pets/no children. SJlO/ drtve North on Beach to pets. $1500. monlhly IN HW114t I.E. htc. Siamese cat. orange & N. Cst. Hwy. Ug Bch. Back Bay townbse. newly SUMMBllfMTAL 646-1.204 McFadden then Wesl on 673-3414. ._ ________ , wht w/blu«: ~ye1> Vic _-.:..._ _ __:._....:::_ __ decor. 3 lg bdrms. lg liv· R b mo. McFadden to Seawind ---------*5jj1269 ft 22nd & Tustin . NB •ftUALITY in«rm.2ba,2pools,pul· 8ayfront.4 B ·2 a. 2 BR. 2sly twnhse. VWage.(714)893·5198 Bachelor unit ~ block 't't" Sq Sandwich & hamburger REWAR0''646·7364 ...,, tin& anen. Pref. family oobigbay. taSOWeelt w/encl gar & patio. 1250 _ _..::.:...._;..._..;_____ from beach. All utll pd shop. BEACH. Beer he ESCORTS• w /old er children . sq.fl.Adttsonly,oopeta. ~. lovely,sp~c. Nok:ids.oopets.201 E. Al .. A 197 O $12.500. 213/592·5950. FOUND lJnusuatBft"d. Phforapp'l 835-374!1 Uaiversit.Y ck Irvine. $S50 DJs T14-821-84lO Ii bome·llke. 2 br w1lh Balboa Blvd. $250 per gu • S82·2TZI HWltangton Beach mo. yTlY lse. 631-2617. • pvt. gated entrance + 2 mo. + security dep. Call ~191.9 eves ,_...~~ices 5360 ~ UMOWALLACE.CM patios. Some wllb att. Sue556·7707 1750 sq ft BURGERSfAND ---------•••••••••••••••••••••••• Na• .. oca•A. 3 br 2 ba. 2 Br. 1 Vaba NEW unrts prace. Swimming pool. Biz-Bldg-Land. $50.000 Found. fem SheJLle. Vic SELF HYPNOSIS ..... ........ ONLVS335/Mo Jacuni fl;enniscou.rts l 2bedroom Gdterms.Agt.,7Sl·t400. Heil&Newlaod. Westm CLASSES ele&ant calh. ceiliags. ff1"' ...... o.1 A · ...... to H·-·Ungton sbOp 2un~ •• rmrmm .. lff•-1142-1537 Or Coun NptSbores.&12·3'94 --• gent uur. ..... . • ""'...._., ..... PRODUCE MARKET. --------~e t.Y p.., center mall. Adults. 714/613-2292 U. FOUND. Beaut. Bile & Hypno1ns Center DOVER SHORES . Bacbelor-$250 SMOmo.Goodarea.Lgl No.-u. From $435. M-' ym-~16,000 yr. 'try $8.000 Sc1entdic·Effect1H· Westcliffl..usexechome 2eit-S300 br l ba + frig. Ph Suwtad Village, lSSSS ~.b~2b'::·::::::~ch~ Itel --.,.. fullprice.Agt.7Sl·l400. =~~~':t ~~lai;~: Forhabrtcootrol.we1ghl aio aq ft.• br 3 ba. 2 3BR-$375 i 64G-4979 H\mlinilOOH..B (71•)898Vllla9961geLane, ~yrtyls.e.6"-1103 u.._rt 67R •662 DOG KENNEL NB.646-2085 IOSE. leCansliloo838. g1o~a,,~s & frplc's. 22xl6 fam rm. Gus.agl.213·966-1711 NEW 2Br. lBa. pvt · .. · · ,__r-----------1 more. ·...,.,or laundry rm Xlnt schls g d hwshr S270 ... ,.... 1 SwnmerBeachFun! 1 ... v~~~is 3bdrmbomewitbswim· Lost blk Cockapoo. Lake 838·7479Corfree1nfo&re· Avll-10 850 646-0304 $250.lBRfum,gar,lhblk cara e. 8 2 Br. c-ren we come, S200Poof!'KJdsrefrg --'"'"""' ~ · pool 30do k. 1 Forest v1r Owner 's servations. · to bch ai bay. 120 36th St. mo. s3H 93G. ~4781 00 pet.£. Starting at 1270 $0002br i>ooU KJds gar Cannery Village-New of· ming • g enne heartsick Lie lf810034. ---------- BAVSHORES·3BP; 2Ba: 1 adult. no pets. yrly lse. 1 BR W-side refrig mo.M6-6907. Call S4~900Sav~! Fee fices from 300 sq fl. +++. Income approx. "Sam" 830-l509 Marna~es · no blootJ frpt.c. Jarace. beam~d 21.J.798-4356 Avail. Sept. stove: crpts. d~. lndry 2 Br. 2 ba upper. encl. •CONSUMER'S GUIDE fanlaslic views. lg $30.000. yrly. For further ---------test.s. lie. pro,,. .. my ot ~lings, new appl, qwel l. facil pvt gar. $250 1110. garage clean S325. pa lios . ti• r k Ing & =m~ll:'e ~ai!Prn:~;: Lost sml neutered M f1ce or pie. you chooiw. ~t":t!l, ::!il09~::,'Z: Oceaofronl. dlx. 4 Br. & 3 19'm'wauace, Aft 3pm; 21102 '8rook h urst. ~Y C::;;i:ta~ \~~: t!':~~~~e ~~~~·N~ 642·5062or 613-1182. Siamese ~a; ,c:e'!:ei; "':1 _496-_3'1_l_l ___ _ 16?.Smo.W ·968B Br unit.s. blt·ins. rrplcs. 6'6-J8li0ors.s~us _962-077 ___ 8 ______ 64MSSOAM·)-673-1003 Cahry2 1 U:w~RD !&46~3 s · ~'!'!.~~ ...... ?!!~ Winter. $700&S600Mo. VILLA MEDEIA NEW DELUXE APTS. Crocker 3 Br. 2 ba hse. steps lo bch & pool~. $550. yrly. &&S-0423 or 646-3666 Cute 2·sty. 3 Br house. 1 2&3 B r ii Lrg duplex. upper, 3Br. ~sq. ft. dlx ore. W. Lost. Reward. Sk1nnyl•--•-----l-dr to ocean. 1450 Mo. 2 Br. 2 ba, some utll pd. • r . am Y r~. 2ba. frpl, dshwshr. W /0 , 19th St. CM . from S~ MoMytoLo. 5025 Morris look·a·like. M. ti SIMGLEZ-~rs avail. from $350 Encl. garages. Couple frplc. 963-8908, 968-2? • gar. Channel view. steps mo. Tom 540-2200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• yrs or TI g er C :it. Call INTROVIEW10r tht• up. Agenl67S..1642 pref. Children ok. No _962....--6_1M______ toocn. $600.675-1895. ftlll:CK CASH neutered. Vic. Barcelona 1otelllgent & d1 :Jcreet BEAUTlFUL comer loca-pets. $330. 2324 Elden. 2 bdrm townhouse encl JHE (fffCIENT ..,._,, His. Miss Viejo. 768--0080 way to meel new l>ingll' tion w /greenery & Very nice 2 br & bach 645-1965 patio pool nopets' $330 Elegant 1 BR. poolside shrubs. Quality 3 Bdrm. •nts. 'h blk to oCi!an. ·~ ..,;...7 · · apt. Leased yrly. Steps to 1 t & 2 d T t 0 ed REWARD LOST: Clyde &1~peop~~le~·~7~52~54~1~1 ~~~ fam nabomeJnNewport 8;pt.June. 673-3601. Bach ~1 r~rrtc. stove. (2l.3) ...,,.. . .-, bch. tennis, market. llTERNATIVE s n rus e Dingo. male. brwn &1 Hts.'950/moyrly. 1 pool, aault~. no pets. SHARP/NEW 2 bdrm. 2 ms. 1510 W. Balboa Mo.N.lo mo. rent rn' cl. loans arrCanedg~t for any white Spnnger Spaniel.-~ -"& LIDO lovely 2 Bdrm S-Clewnt. 377 $260. Avail Sepl I. ba frplc gar no child 675-t.345Afl4PM reason r l no pro· r ate ttcdSh lllll ~-•• • •••••••••••••••• ,,,_.,,2901 • • • R e c e p l . s e r v . . b'em Borrow on lhe In· em sm spo Beph. ~ .. kt w/df!n, dming rm & pvt • • •• . . _.. $310. <Ask ror Mack ) cr.eas.ed value or your pups~ tter Area <' --~ '"'"" -b ths -1 "' No t ng applica Park Newport sub-lease 2 personalized phone cov· & Gothard. H B El he ••••••••••••••• •••••••• ~-a~~~tHom~..,. ~ a~~e~~ases on de: 2 BR, new crpt.s, drps. 982-7788 br. 2 ba. fantastic view. erage. coof. rm. mail home. Call today for fast. 1142•3052 or 12131 439.6858 5chooh & &31-1400 luxe. furn, oceanfront 1275. n~ pets. tsl & last 3 Br. 2 ba. yard. gar. frpl. Reasonable. Sepl. 1 serv .. parking & more in courteous information ctoll free> IMtruction 700S condos/apts in Sjlll Clem. +cleaning. M8·285S w /0 hookup, submit 644-4898. Newport. li'.llv H Loans , •••••••••••••••••••••• COUNTRYc,HARM 1·492-1720. 1-492-3710. lbr4-plexWestHamilton. kids. pets. $(30/mo. BCH DPLX 3Br. 2Ba. ~~~~~~E ~aedO~!me Loan L~:~~.u~r7.~s: ;:~1~: REAL ESTATE In harbor view. Lrg l-498-3SS8. Ca""'rt. Partly furn. S.S37Sor67s.e670 r-1c. gar. n....., cp•·. no -------~--. f Portoflno model. Bric Cl ... "; ho 1 ,._.C •-... ,.._ '"' Brokers serving So. btwn7cfc7 30PM mvlt'o LIC~SE patio, wd nr, lattice, 4 s.taAM 1780 08hOS PP og • .._ ... Brand new 2 br $350 mo. pets . $500 mo. yrly CdM OFFtC eaur. for 17 yrs Call our 319 Cypres~. Logun.i ...... bd, ~~ ba, fam n,:p. din •-•••••••••••••••••••• bus. 1225. 673-4622 Agt. Area Hell/Beach. 7837 645-1682 lridlt Chefly Mew nearest oUice. f 7 14 > Bch.. SenUmental valut! SCHOOL rm aep play rm , l bdrm. $1SO. mo No de· Eaatsidetownhouse3br 2 Alhambra.527·4225 1 Br 4.plex. 34lh St. SUITts. So. of Coast 83'7·3744 Rewara offered for r~ p ./mo lease. Iriclu pogit, pet ok, avail aug ba..l.. brand new. CbUdr~n SHARP 2 b lose to Carport, stove & refrig 2 Hwy. Available Now! --------.-. tum 494·~ dys. 17t4 t OFFERS 1ardeoer673-8112 13tb973-1863Afl6PM 01\.""°No pets. 646-42162 ; beach w tbftn~. Cal l : blks from beach. $285. SEEtoappreciale.$395. lsl. 2nd & 3rd T .D s 637-4479aft7PM Charming 3 BR. 2 ba. 2 ~tlh eves645-9543 ~7330 673-4622Agt. Cal1Llnda 57s.23u C~~·~:Vbllem. Lost. Man·11 wedding story A-frame. Walk to ~tMcl l br garden apt. Stove & 3 BR.2 BA encld 0 ,.p (2) S.CS.W.llM' 3176 PreaUge slncle oUice. Arrangea by nng Blg Corona beach. be ... pool t i4 some ·······-·············· r ' d It • ..... .• ......A tUn N rt "-.A~ ff Lo Reward Call 646 5814 •Crash Course -"\ICIJlabl a"''• • eon • -~-1·•~ 3106 feing. A u s. no pets. eo"ld patios W I D ••••••••••••••••••••••• gaaucn se g, ewpo __ ""'""° __ l_o_m_e __ a_n_s __ :.__ ____ . ___ , ~Maten·a1-prov~1de .... " f urn, $600. Molly , .-vu -S2SO 548-S20. .......t... ·Id u 2 Br 1 rch tk lo Plaza. Convenient lo .. p .. ---••••••••••••••••••••••• . •iuu.llJll •• l yr 0 . p-. ae po ' we Al Off! i OOYOUNEEDCASH ~ Found· Kitten. M. grey •Smal: rl us('S lo r ..:......,.,.:::..:.:.:•v.:-..'------I Bae .. ~•~ S290 yrly lse Selling anythln& with a er ad ed. $4 15 I mo . -beach. feoced yard. 132l. ...rport. ce serv ces lat,2nd&3rd w1whl legs, vie. Cer· ...,rsonailJ.ed lnslrucuon Utii;d. Pvt parldng·. ~aiJyPllot.~autliedAd 968-8396 &963-7866 Eves498<0318. avoil.$176.752-81.23 ifomeownerloans rllos 1Hola t>r . Cy p ;'Chooseowntas~~Y 3 ~.~aY:! the 4!M.4J7Geor4!M-8TI2 eves. Jua~c~l:'Ki:~~er . · · 1WantAdHelp? 642·5618 At;==T,:,o ID s!.~~~!e loca· .Bor.!!"nt=.'•~oo.ooo F=::,·:~tandard ~;:!:!~!!~~up to 80': caQ)'Oft; dbl. gata1e. no 2Bdrm w/declt. sngJ gar. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lion on 17lh St. in Costa flexible ter ms. past cir. vie Mesa Vt-rde commission , peU,UrnooPL wasber/dryer.14SO +utll DOING BUSINESS THE EXCJTfNG Mesa. Fully carpeted. credit no probl4!m. Call 5'9-IDI? IAY &HACH yrly. 6'0·3863 dys . "S air condlllonine. front" usnoobligalion. --------Free3Weelt. llAL1'Y 759..0111 675-1280eves. .. •·•NDER A PALMMISAA ' rear entrances with dls· STERUNGFlN.SVCS Found · PurtbredGolden SalesTrainmtc ~~~~~~~~I ... p ....... 0 3107 U MINUTES TO NPT play window Call Mary 714/95.H610(bllrl Rtvr male. approx 4 yrs Cal,_. Dttaik :: FICTITIOUS NAME? BCH. for delaill. S3l-5210 Well mannered v H.' IJ I I oo~ .. ,~..0 .. 42 WALK TO BEACH -••••••••••••••••••••••• Bach.WBR. INTERESTONLY KaiserSchl.CM 646·3088 • ill ill ,. Lu.XU11JBR.2~ BA ton· SfEPS TO BEACH from l230. 4c up omce space. CdM. street REAL ESI'ATE LOANS Katell11 do. Oceu .tew. Pool • Cute l bdrm. buge yard. Mutts. No Pell level. Sl4S. mo. Arran&ed in privacy of FOUND: Small Ute brwn Real Est.rue School t eania . t US /mo . UW.pd.SS~yr\y. If you have Just flied yqur new l.561MesaDr ~ yourownbome. dog. F.1a:.halr Vic San 32031CaminoCapislrano NEWPORT -CENTER 673-54311or83UU8 Flotltlout BuelneH Neme end <5BlbE&stofNewport COAST IQUITY l3 Al\3 6: Bay. CM . No SanJuanCap.lStrano REALTV,M0-1111. QUIET2BDJUI heve ~ yet eubmltted It for Blvd.l p~~~~t:!~~c~a~~.t~~~~ FUNDS l.D.M2-94l& .W.W..tM. 7075 ....r.-lac:e • -5 "'"•bfl•...u.n, pleaH don't ~ 9•m·Spm $44·9860 P1a1a. A"" 661· lOOl . ~BRKR ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Bdrm, s bath in the .. u..,., ..... ,.... -~--...,.. 1 4000 • &• Found: lrisbSett.er. rem. Bl"''.,,. ~°'. 53M417 that .,,_ llmttatJon Is 30 day• _.. •'7798 ~Wmhd 5030 vtc. Wllaon Prk.. Woman. educ. M Yh. --r _. •""•··················· -' fUJUYf()6 "'apable It. nar1ooab1~ from elate Of flttng. The DAILY .,.. Room w / kltc~te OdM dlx 1ulta, utll pd, ;;;;•0 ";•;;·;:;·;.-~· _..., ~ pos10one11 ('Omp11' P I L 0 ;f w U I Pu b It I h Yo u r tl50 wedt & up. A!C. am,l• pltng, from S1Z1 48 m0 ti>% Int 5 ).ri' Found at Elden It Albert Qion to Sr. Cit. Reh, •t•t•(n•nt for sae.10. Our 548-t'iS.S p 6S.Nolltreq.r75-8800 no b.tnooa' ~t edie de: p I Da r h •• LI n d . (MS.9277 clrculatton Include• tM entire ....._.__ • .,__._. 4 .. 10 ' female.brown fM&.4028 --------Ambassador Inn ln Costa _...... _.... .. al. BkrCaU p. Comparuon. Exp mature Orange Coaat are• eftd legel MeH,22T7ffatbor. Cen· ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• 7'14.oeGl Found Schwinn btlf• wnman hucat.lhe·in4r notfeH lppear In •H edltlona. In tnJb'Jocai.d.~5roorM. P!/$1DE C.M Shops. vleinlty a&lboa Penln It h .. wotk. a,.r ·llt. order tO eUbmlt your etetement VANY with ttltcben, otrc'1. hobby, wboleaale, ... ,,,I'" Trwf 1031 Calltlden~lty 915.1515 540.2300. rm 111· btwn for pubAatton Hnd ~•t• phone & TV. Swlmmlns IW\UH. Fr. •.5'48·TMt Dli4i .,.__... f • lnJ ...-e.u:30 or aft 8pm. Sat .J pool. jacuut. alld rec. .. .......... ••••••••••• ruunu, em. ca.. u.'"'". open. Lv mag. copy •f\d • ctt.ck to ·DAIL., room. Da1ly • """ldy Rftlred eoupte has mQOty but treated. Ap'pl"OX. 2-1 PILOT, P.O. Boat 10801 Cat• rateutanlna h'om $$4 a 1400 .. N. &oleod. lltlr2n4T0'• YTW oSd. whne .,, ... , Looktnt few Pll' lllbl as· Me11. CA. eme. W•1f do th• ' ..-. ..~:::~ri:u ~·•.ii.. :r:~1.-: v~~o c~o';! ='c1a~O:~:Xo1~ real Fot Inform•*'°• •bOUt ~· l4M840 mula• Vtrde Dr . .£. 84,000!nd 1'.0 .. lo-Jo$ yr Valle>' It Coast Hwy tbcJi). Pd b1 tbe piece. I 'tidvt~ pa. ... caH Ma-4121 c.o.t.lit•a' W.. onl,Y t0% dltc. Monatch &ay.41'M006or deltwer. Jobn Beck. Ext. a82. • • 5'M123 P.'"... ..-0 Sll-3Sort45-2161 , _ ....... ·---.... -· C~toter • cal>lne . am.all Jobi • =· ""-... 14$- I' I I J...... ,......_."......... , ..... ,,,....... ...I I •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IL&Cl'IUClAN·Prtc.d HANDYMAN. Carpentry. Lite haulln1·movln1. Allan Comal. Cleanlftl F\ne Ext.er. PainUn!i by Reaaoaable priced. In· WALKER ROOFING rllbt frff ntimata 01 at.drical, plumblnl 4' Oarqe·Yard cleanln1. S.V. Apg, otri~. prot R.Slnor. St. Uc .. ins. Try terior/Eaterior. free Lie t326419. all types larftar1malljot.. lln.M7·2'm.~Ja0 a.u.ratet.tu-0705 bkto ... 1411 m1.aws.55Mbrt. est.511-8781.Jack. rool.iQa.treem 191-1352 ~ rJJ.Q3S Ha•nlttt Nt41 I' 1.cl11 I I L•d1c .. kl1 Prof palotina. Ext & Int. PAINTING 644-236' REPAIR 6. REROOF. All Cuatom Retnodtlln1 •11 ... vna married cpl loolrlnl ....................... ....................... Low ratea. Refs. Free Exper, refs. qua.I. work. t y p ~ s 1 h In 11 •a ) Addltloaa. C.11 Vlnt ..... -.A••••••••••••••• to hou1tait. cart tor Want a REALLY CLEAN Dti·ll L&ndacape. Reas. est. S3f.4780, ~ fftleest. C.11 David. rocklhakes·compo·tar .a... Mo.r IAollatt A~ 17>-140t TAYLOll J'J:.NCf; CO ~/peg. AUi t5 on. HOUSE? Call Gintbam r:ces. Prol. landacape" Ct.stom Wallpapertnf V. olf on all wallpaper. If net est 5'1·5830 ~;::':t.-:r::=u~ C1h:... lk::1us,Cbahll~k,Uf UalU:I0,67).lM8 Glri.i'reeert."5-IU:S ma.~mo Allwonpar:Jlfree.eat. we do the hanlint The fte.RoolP'orLeaa •Ll't. NB. CM S• -........ -........ • ' ! Walla,eelllop.f1oon• L.M.S.-Rolo. Sod or 673-4158 Hu1:men.s:r7·200t CallADytlme ~-.an ,_ Butepe&n C.ter .. • ' I ....... ............... windows cleaned. Seeded Law o a . IM-0&21 lJl.I. summer parU•• ....................... ~oader dump Ml-tl.45 SpriDklera. Planlin1. lat.at.Paervtnf ...... forL7 ........ jlepf/lr---....... I banquets, weddln1a • Xlntrefa 87~1633 1"· ro · qua •or •.• _ .................... •- -··• .... • .. •••••••••• &*1 ·~~WP~~=· tn. ~~.~~·Competent, experienced · · Reaa.lna.Dave.588-8'25 ~~tebea&telrtun15 •••••-•••••••••••••••• lblMI' wW lake C'ar. n--a D1nl MNOl.5 UoQs c &SJ housecleanln1 auil ti•: Y EUROPEAN EXPERT ... IST. ltJ.14lt CERAXJCUle. New or re· your lnfaat or toddler C-•/C11 n• ..._.,.. ........... ,,.... Tues Wed Tbun 10 to4 ....................... p l I d I model. Free estunatea whlle you wori -................... Clean·UJ>a. Haullo1 ........................ SS. hr. Call Jeanne Brickwork. Small Jobs. pl~..!J .. ~1;..!:tZ:S~-~ A 1 .. 1 S3S-41167afteT5. ~. e..s.10l'f. P'owtdaUoasbreta1nln L.tadacaph'I lmmed I " aluminum Hamleas m4l821 Newport. Cc.ta Mesa• ....._. .. ..................... TN95erYa e , aas.r.tc. wall•. blM • p1ho1 wvteiq.141-8807 ramavlWrl w/baked on The .............. All t 1 Irvine.67$-3l15eves. Palntina. Int. quat. HOMESAV~RS. Phunb· ··-·•••••••••••••••••• Dl-«Ml U~'d. eumet C.tm bll oo job ___........ yea 0 materials. rates ne1otl•· inl & HeaUna. Free est . ......... ••••••••••••••c-111 _. EQ>.J..,.., .. oardeoer. TbeOultttm.o5'2-U.2· c lunin1 loci. by· BLOCK. Slump1tone b&e411M-051t Sl5br.HooeltlrreliabJeExpel'tabapiJll.Uunnin1 -•--• CocnpW.e yard Mnlke · dl'ocarpet clean. ~2393 walla, brick planters, ex-· wvlee BofA y IC OK & st um p rem on I. •-.................. .Reliable • neat. Npl I' y llJ IP ~~led. Special· Housepalnting. Interior 97NOMor8'7-03sa · Landscape ereatlons. R,J K~n 6Soo Och. CdM uea. M5-094 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S.-: person, adve'61 wk. priced, lie & bonded. specialist. Free eat. Joho 87$-21121 ___ ....... _.;;..___ R.emocW•~· Oen'l Handyman. Paint· cs .c~.laow YI mo, all Bob. 613·0164, Bedt.831·3363or6'S-2161 PERRY'SPLUMBING --.. -......... -.,.___--Se-rv-1 ...... --~«54t-4Ml. Expert clunupa. tree try roof' va.caoc ..... • .883-9094. 536-lllOI . . we clear any drain or ,_.,_,. ...... ..~ Uewed • 8oaded. tr I m m i n a 6: • m l IDI· CA111ftl A · h mg, ~ •JA" /P ..a In te r1 or. exterior . wwer anytime! Free Remove It beautify earp.~. rr.. ea. An.y laadacape. Call Mlkt. mHonry · ny ome .,,_, r--uo; aplntMJ Residential & ~omm 'I eltimatee. Call for &ow 6'2·2Ui5 sue!*. C.ll Allan or Remodelln1. addltlona. se.20tl ~nl. or remodellna ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~opertles . Richard wlcndrates.673-3181 Tooy.... rd'Wd dec:ts • apaa, new P llud ard in .J. Wauih. 831·2233 /.:h~r.,<;;, PETERS PAINTING ar1hall. 646·0425 or a. .... __. W'lldrw a. , 9 ccmt.r Ucd. SSM:Ml enona I eo 11 tf ' g l'U do •-•R•;in Expr'd. Reas Ratea. 531.al82• ...,...r ••••-••••••••••••••••• lnd c~. com.mires aervice. Deavee in Visual ••••••••••••••••••••••• your .. vu.&&46 my Free Est. Call Gene •••••••••••••••••••••• + paloU.n1. Reason. ••at Art. 8 yn up apt/ OCCStudenf.lTontruclt bome.Naney64&-1388 S52-065I ~_ynrpaloWlgOrg.Cnty, Addition remodel all G«aclearviewfrom rates. John 531 -8082 homes. John. M&-5'58 Tr h ri R · top quality St Ucl~. • ........ cOO.str Free est "AO.EAR VIEW " Co. 5'7·112M ' •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• 81 • tree t m, on Trade your old stutr for Painting. Extr/lnlr. Ex· 8»-1886Pete ~at.es.Ll~'dS48·825() You've tried the rest. 11 ll•d&tctrtc Have somellung to sell? 8'2·5703,64.2·322C new aoodles with a pr'd, honest, neat. reas. now try the bot' ClasailiedAds 642·56'71 Uc32'71JI M$-874 Classlliedadsdo1tweJI. Sellidleitems 642·5878 C'l.uslfaedad.6'2-5818 Uc'd964-l.MSDave WaotAdResults 642·5678 WantAdHelp? 642·5678 631-0217 ~~~~~~~~~ .W.Wcmhd, 707SHltpWmted 7IOOMllpWmted 7100 HelpW..ted 7100 HelpW..W 7100 HelpW..ted 7100 tWpW-"td 7100 HelpW..tecl 7100 tWpW-"td 7100 .................................................................................................................... ·······~··············· .............................................. ~~;:·~:·10i! Companion/Helper; shop ASSBGI HS AUTOMOTIVE Boat Cleanln & ,..._,..;:_, c.omt.r pick up person SJC --as Forklift operat-0r. Must cooks• prep cookl. New ptng, banking. errands. Maintenance /enon ....... """' area, ma.t have own 9"U• have good driving re· restaurant. A&>Ply btwn etc. Have own trana. ~MICS UPElllHCm XStWCoastH NB ADP toola,expmnewlracta. Meaorwomen2Synor conl.Applylll81Placen· l().t&UGoodtarth 210 5.5&-70BS lmmed openmgs for peo-LOTMAM · wy. · · 830-'1620;493-2871 ol~r. Know the coast tiaAve.CM642·1.S93 Newport C.eot.er Dr NB ple w /uper. la PC Mustbavecleaadrivln1 &atManulactw1ng PENSION COOK.ForP/T.Ex°per'd ctties.Netl180aweekor _ _... -ce. Fasbioolsland . ra~aMGIS &anls & wtrtn1. Grow· rec 0 rd 1r s 0 me ISLAMDERYACHTS more. Orange Coast __._vrr1 Do you nd an acct'g ore ~co. Xint ~·Apply mechanical knowledge. bas immed openings ror SERVICES ¥-:'e;~>' ~ petso;; Yellow Cab. 17300 Mt. P/tlme. Some office ex· IMpectws coordinator . payroll Scientific Drilling Con· 2.'S to 30 hours a week. indiv ~'d in follow· r t.1400 Herrmann, Fountain per. Call for specific de· lmmed. open1n11 for supervt.sor,caah&acct's trots, ..0.0 Campus Dr, Some flexibility In 1M • expe f boat CatHyNB&U-8881 Valley. <No of Slater taals. As k for Di rk, lq term or will COO· receivable. acct's paya-N.8. or calJ .557·9051 & schedulini. Contact Mr . ~ ... ~as o con· Newport Center llnan-COOK betwn Newhope & 842·4466 or 536-3181 sider part time. career ble? 1 am looking lo ult for Ray Gilman Davison al -~-H~ latalL clal firm aeeks responsl· w a 0 ted lo r It a Ji an Euclid) Leadership Real F.&tate posil&ona for: placement w/company .&e51M•• ~ IOY CAIVER ble individuals for reslauran,, dish-up & Anlceplacetowork PRODUCTION tn the Orange Co/Irvine .-..._ 10• • e -YCE loRder clerical positions. Ac· HELPERS Ind. area. or South to of Electro-mechanical __ .., C nt counlin1 background. lftP. Full time. lmmed. Btdtoaka . GBaAL OFFfCE • upon re· devices. Precision & ,I. IMW· _,. tr typing skills -.od 10 key ~&· ~1 for in· Immediate openio&s. Creative croup for INSTRUMENT ~~-'!;;.~~~ clean work for small sla· 15'0Jambo~ Roa ~ ~~ experience helpful. Ex· terview. ~terms •. <miabt COD· landscape architects ~~~~RS ble mfg company. No ex· NEWPORT BEACH ~ w i cellent working cond. & COOK.,.ll TI.. 5" ~ part Ume> career needs a responsible OPERATORS per necesa. Call for 64o.6444 ~~= companybenefits. lltdln s.-lsor. poeitionsexiatfor: peftori to act as recep· TECHNICIANS twpWcmfwd 7100 app't . 84'2·U84. 834 MlilAl S ~-·...-,. .eRODOC'l'lO?IL~ -tion.ist, •handle-pbonu. INSPECTOR ••••••••••••••••••••••• ProducUonPl,N.B. Moldlepalr c.ontact&M-4360elrt262 ~~5. _,.. •• or •••. ~~ typin&&cfilin1.5SWPM.2 ·PRECISION Acc~umU01, G1'owi~g ASSEMILY Au;c'~OTIVM Ell lal Gm"---. ~EMBLERS yrsexper.63J.1100 INSPECTOR N.B. ad agency needs Some sttop experience ...,..~ te,,e_,a~c. -... MACHINE eoeral Orflce Elec· .CALIBRATION mature. detail· minded helpful but will train. 0c.•ce-.-. Top slartfug Clerical COOIS~d OPERATORS troaloffarm seeks buyer We have a small com· bUUng clerk. Must be ca.sional outside repair. Busy bevy Service 1 KA.IDEX CLERK P'Ull or p/t1me. Good TECHNICIANS w/general office n · pany atmo6pbere wtth good with figures. type Full t ' t Dept. to add technician.a compat 19122ete Bbenarranc'aApRpdy. ""11"-d· 11--. d starling pay. Frinte INSP""'""""'RS -rtence. Should have large company benefits 55wpm, wse 10-key by ime. permanen for light mechanical, "----benefits. Apply in """''v ' ""' which include: health & tou c h . Great at · with growing company. 15A. door/glass alitJn· Irvine. EOE CaUJune. person. Monthru Friday. PRECISIONS !tf:~f 5 ~o~~~~i~~!lsY~ life Insurance. rellre- mosphere, xlnt fringe Juice Tree. 15621 In· ment.etc.whotakepnde 640.1970 3to5 pm. Coco's, lS5S INSPECTORS. memplan.lonatermdis· benefits. Call Mrs. dwstry Ln. Huntlugton in workmanship. Perma· BOOKKEEPER for CPA AdamsAve,CostaMesa CALIBRATION material reqwrements. ability lnsurance,educa Brecke.644-8650 8each.S92·80l5 nent. varied & interest· office-Laguna Beach, We have 8 small com· Placepurcbaseordera& timaluaiatance&cred1t . I Id I ( . t . . id d f CA.1-.0 HRI. pany atmosphere with Collowup. Pleasant work· nA'-, Plenra app•u at --------• 1nir. ea or semt· raining prov e or CLERICAL ~·~ _.,.-,__ be fit ing~.a:uooa call Valor ... ...,., .......-v --------•I retired type. Opportunity right person. Call Diane . Mature lady. Daya 10.3 ..... ee company ne s C"f~:ca. ~9264. Gultoo SC DMsionl \644 Acctng Bkkpog ASSIMILEIS for advancement. 49H034 M·F. Kentucky Fried whicJ? include; bealt!1 • ~--Wh1tt1er Ave. Cost;, TEMPOlilY We will train lit & 2n S9 . 50 I hr. See Mr . OPPORTUNITIES aucten.N.B.875-QIBS life insurance. rell~e· GeneralOkPBX answer· Mesa. CA 92627. ~2400 Register Today to work s hift . App~Jpm Tre vino. HOWARD ~HptrF/Chg mentplall.loogtermdis· !DB serv. oprs. lmmecl J:.O.L on ... art-a-----r.... c:Gr:eaor Ya • 163 -<:hevrolet. Dove ~ail Fash. l•le invealmenl A major blil~~~ Counter J>eraon for ab_!fil,y insurpce. e<luca: ,,._1 .. 0:-ror ex-r'd or•-,-----------• """' ""'"vu.n...,, ""' PlacentJa,C.M. Be h fi XJn• .,._ oompany e .. ..,.u.~u::·~ sandwlctl shop, p-/T. UoiiiIUsisti.nce&credit ~.m-..-R f ..... ~..,. bookkeeping assign· ~~~~~~~~~_:Sts:::,:·.:.:·N'..:.ewpo~~rt~=a::c:.:.::..._ arm. • oppor . .,.,,.per lo Newport Beach Is union Pl ase app•u at -t_....ed ~le. ate o if'!lll• ... •-c~L meats. Work close to -& maturity req'd. Call seeking individuals with 11·2. No exper necesa. GuhOO SCeDivtsioo:-'1644 pey dependinJ upon ex-'r".._.,' "'""'"' your home. Figure ASSIMILY 6t0-0123. akUls and general office SS7-0IS42/64&-2261. ask for Whittier Ave, Costa per. Apply an person Precision Inspector re· Cltaenrksls ntoeedSerd. Atbcrc:uoouunt· WIU WRAP =_t~e~.!i:;~efs '!~ IOOKKIS'a experience in ooe or Brenda. Mesa, Ca. 92627. 6'2·2'00. ~~!"teri 9.,,~mC-4Mpm. 155 ~b:n1~!fi~dpeg:i1:~ Trainees. E •cellen "~ more of the following Deliverymen for early E.0 .E. ......,._, ~ · · OrangeCo ... oldboyS48-4885 Exper 'd construction using micrometers. o-....:-Hall's chance for recent HI '--'"'"eeper w/com uter areas: AM oewa~ in C.M. Girl fl1Aa~. 6 hrs .afta... -• lipe-u nuu<o1 • Sch Bab 'tle D d bl .....,..., P n-p/L ..... bava .a-. Electronics ----.~. typh•~. ar. Yenuers ca .... s r· Accow:atemps ool grad. Learn t y11 r . epen a e lnput exper & problem ......... .._ "'...., -... e-VICETECH rIIUIK' uira ..... .. {ace ptale layout. optical SOOS. Main.Ste SOI operate a semi-auto. lJldy needed tor our6 mo solving ability. Send • TWX·Model 35. pend. car & be relia. ,.._., ~ rands. in exclusive comparitor. height No. Tower. Union Bank wire wrap machine. To old l-00, 2 dys/wk, In our Re sume to San ta A11to11tatlc Se11d· SJOO.$.'SSOmo.64&-5844 furniture ston!. $3.00 hr. 1auies & other related lnTheCityofOrange pay&bonusasl.oupro-hme. Hrs rtex. Ref's. Margarita Water Dis· R•c•l•1·70wpm0ental Asst. X-ray Uc .. E.xpand.ing micro com· CallBettybetween9-ll. gaugeslaedloperform 7141835-4103 gress. Air Con . plant, &ee>-7349, c.ciM. lrict PO Box 2279, Mis· ,,. .. _, exp'd or school. Costa put.er company is build · 642-~ Inspection. education: and good be~efits. Apply BABYSITTER WANTED sion Viejo, Ca. 92690. Meaa54&-3000 ing it... technical staff. High School graduate. at: Electrorucs Contra I 4 bo M t Attn : Patricia Has immediate positions GOLF COURSE Starter. min. 2 yrs ex per. In Servicea,1842So.Graod otl mos C>'M· daure ROOertsoo. •T.,,.....S.60wpm 0--... • .&es... availablefortecbnlcians 3pm·l0:30pm. Fri tbru ma'"hine shop . or c-R•-•-a woman. East • 2 ays, ""'Aao,..... '' ____. _ __.. . 1 •-M_..-y ~ly Newport .. ACCOUNTANT .........,.l'UI · leve. 631-4917 Cbairalde, full time. "".,...,ICU'-._. m repa r... ... ..... · mecbatucal inspertlon. Models/Es corts. Att IOOIKEEPER •lldlpg/AcdCJ Good benefits. H.B. maintenance. AA degree ~~~~ GoA 9>'1Brse. 3100 Ability to read • in-.'Jli _________ 'a"una Nlont.aj for COO· ...,... ..,,...,or•~.,~ or equivalent required. uy..-, Ye .. ,, . te"'""rt blue print re· JUNIOR female. Xlnt opportunit uat1 .. ~ .,,,,,.,..,.,._ .,_.....,_ E 11 r ' -for the right girl. Trans Banking structoo company. New •Math Apffhlde xce enl wages or GU .a.RDS quirements Ir military Recent college graduate TaLERS offices ii on Crown Dental Chalrslde Assis· qualified Individual. A cert if i C' a I a on . with accounting major. req.C&ll9S7·288S. Valley Pkwy, salary up •Keypu•cll or l•y lant. hourly. 548·1262 Please call 957-1404 for F\tll&p/time.A!lareas. Knowledege&exper in Downey Savings & Loan to SlOOO mo. Medical dauc,or631·1433eves. appt. Uoilorms Cum. Ages 21 ......#..,......i .. o lh-"d ring This position is entry has openings in it's Cost.a Tape JV ALPHA MICRO or over . Retired .,...,_,_.., ....... level and no experience •AUTOLOTPEISOM Meu branch for full & _p1an. __ Ca11 __ <2_13_>37_8-_8306 __ 1 .,.,.,.,.AL ORTIIO ....... and PIUI g&Ull' callbra· D .... ,. I ~.... 17875Skypa.rttNo.ltN welcome. No e xper lion and caUbraUon or is reqwred. Will be in· Experienced person o ~rt Ume tellers. Must IOOICICEEPER We have immediate tant. P /tlme. Expr'd, JrvtneCa.92'114 oeeess. Apply. Universal bandtools. volved in a variety of ac· we will lrain. Im media e ab I e to w or k Expen' enced. Knowledge openings. If you qualify R.D.A nee. Pleasant olc, Protection Service. 1.226 Calibration lns ........ "r re· counting duties in a busy opening _;_ permanen Saturdays. Excelleot ol computerized A/P & we offer a unique wor \Irvine. 5S9-0777 w. 5th St. Sant.a Ana . ln qwres exper..-1;;' the ~n~!~ifo!fu:~bo~~!\r.~ ~~:;1~<;'~~ Sales Mgr. =· ~~=e/l!t~ payroll. Near Fashion log environment in addl· ... nrJDni.-tervw hrs S-12 & t-t Mon· floUowulg. calibrauoo of edl Isl. Fringe benefits. tlon to excellent com· Dental Assist. Gen'I prac-todes1tn/draA air condi· Fri. c 10 a 1 a 6 8 em b 1,,. ble 1mm ately. Work formaUon contact Mr. S 1 pany benefits. Please lice. Exper. nol nee. tionin1 system for com· . b 1 d J in pleasant environment Woldneck,642-7422EOE a ary commensurate contact: NwptBch.646-4801 merciaJ buildings. Xlnl Hairstylist : wanted. mec antC'a imen· with good company w/exper.644-8824 benelita. convenient Cost.a Mesa Salon Call sioos inspection and U1 benefits including 2 Personnel DENTAL REC.PT. w/ex-Orange Co. local.ion. Pb JoaMe at Lords & Lad~ process assembly In· weeks vacation after one Banking Experienced B=~ ~~~~ Department per. for poeitioo of office (n4) ~1737 1 754-1737 spectloo. Back1round year, company paid lo a o s ecret a r Y managerforalargebusy should include •ome group Insurance, credit Southcoaat . National business. Establish your 2 Doctor practice in"Sad· HAIDWAIESAUS N~A aoldertna lralnintl union, etc. Apply at: Auto * "UTO Bank an Independent own buslness part t.ime PACIFIC illeback Valley area. & certificalioo. Ability to ORAMGE COAST ~ bank. 849 Sunflower St, without Investment 830-1395 Full lime. No evea or interpret bluepnnls & D ..... LY..,LOT MITAi.MAH• CM. 714/540-~ 63H008 MUTUAL Excellent Jib ~-No exper.Hreq. aovt specification re· All n Dent.al Recept Asst. oral See Mika or 8'.eve, l.W. ~ 3JOW.BayStreet Al Martinez Custom CAIWASH 700 Newport0enterDr. surg. ofc. Dental exper 2 Days p/W~. Perma· Wr ig ht Co .• 126 We taa've a small com· Costa Mesa Body&Palntbaaanim· BanlDng HaP NewportBeach,CA92660 nee. F·tlme. H .B. oent. No selling. Prefer RochesterSt.C.M. SY atmospbert' with Between the hours of mediate opening for an Excellent career OP· Fulllspart·Ume <n4>640-302JI IM7-«M4 menover58.673-!289 HELP WANTED' e company beuef1ts 8AM . 4PM. Call for ap-expertenoed body man. po--'"y for a1gr-•lva, 1.8 •-Ov h •R-lud .. -a'·th •- l M St haye Ow tool n...... ~ ., "' er Dental assistant. H.... Permanent. full /part c ..,... e ...., • "' ""'"lmentp ease. u 0 s. •alfmotiva•..... M--Ca W h ~ lOp rt··-'t ..... E I Ii! I ti ,...._, Cl\50 B h .... ""' .... u r as ua po wu Y xecut ve secretary, t 1 me house p I an l e nsurance. re re· 642-4321. Ext.m .,.,. comm. U&Y 11 op. OPERATIONS .....,..8 bo Bl CM lo M F days~Ex rlenced. X · pl 1 dts .u·7 9621 UNV ar r , mp yer I mature. N.....,...,,, ... Beach '-owledgeable people meot an. ong term · Equal Opportunity on • ray icatioo, some ~ .. ...,. ~ •11 ...... h. lns _ .. E lo1 OFFIC... C"eHl-S perio. Pleaaaot office. lawfarm.~ needed for route main· a ..... .., urance. cuuca mp yer Auto paint & body shop IOR -IA'lo teoance & retail sales tiona1 assistance Ir credit helper Leo's Auto Bod.y for ou.r busy Tustin or-F /time. Good Pay Cl.ERIS 8»3080. Experienced line cook poi it I 0 n1 751 . 4 78 union. Pfeaae apply at Acct/Payable $750 6f.2.937l · flee. Salary com · Growtbco.5Locat.ions Dental Lab Trainee waoted for busy Sunshinelnn Gulton SC OMslon. 1644 One of our best com· menaurate with ex· Wetrain.Co.Benefita __ _..ed E h If l downtown Laguna Whittler Ave . Cosh panies is seeking an ex· AUTOMOTIVE perience. Excellent METRO CAR WASH ....,_, · xper e Pu restaurant. Top pay. Call Hostess Part Time ope0. Mesa 92627 . 642-2400 per. accounts payable P..ts "-' benefits. 2950Harbor Bl. CM UJOJEM but not necesa. Salary Mon·ni. 494-9765 Ask ror log for bosteaa1cashier. E.O.E. person. Nationally ,~·· ..__........,.AGOIAMIC basedooleethwork.Call LynnorNlna. dayaftnites.Applydady . known person oCfers xlnt u--• 1 ~ .. -.~E ... 't'St."""··u·n CHILD CARE ~or full orNpow/ti~':alcllae~~ Ricbat&G-1.549. at llAM. Mi Casa. 296 E. lnaurance agency tn Mas· sat~ It benefits. Start· .weat or young persoo ._ 83z..szo0 EoE Start immediately. Lov-;;., 2nd & 3rd shltu. No DOCIC HAMD Exp. front Ir bdack ok 11th. CM aion Viejo seeking person Ina salary $750. Call who seeks pr~mllslng. 'Ing matur~non with exper necessary .we Exclusive Yacht Club. MMsedtl~lraemxpll.are~/rpeedg. wtexp in commettlal & r>--'-, .. ~n"""""'. Coa•tal secure ~~ o beami ~ •• c care ewnr. •-•R Ad t ""' .. H--ss .......,,..,,.,., ra•'-· Send ..... u ... ~ " d alerswp parta us .,. .. u.,.... ~.. w..... vancemeo op· boat maint, exp nee board•·•-·. R-ume to "'a'"' ..-·~ ....... P-,,,R-1 Aoency 2790 e . 1a •un -to C" ... for ~ yr & 9 m--··-'ti to .... ~-ho C 11 • ...., ""' s---.. •d part lime app ~er -ume p 0 Box ... _....._ .. • ness In busy Chevy store -..,........ ..... • "" pan ..... es ~ w lmmed openln°. a be •ubmlttad lo 355 ........... • . • . un "'" • Harbor Blvd.CM 0 • County Auhtant for high ojd in beautiful Balboa qualify. For lnformatlon 831-1900. • .. "' ly ln penoo 1be Beach 3128SanClemente921672 AU.JOBSFREE =rt. r.tnu~Ume, good fuhlon aalon and busy I.aland home. Live in or gotoourneareatmafket =a lt208NB9:2663. Houle Ion, 819 Sleepy INSURANCE CLERK pay fl interestlnat 0p. styllat Wed. thru Sal. :!Jm. Call 673-5632 or or contact lhe personnel Do-nut abop work, early Hollow Ln .• La1un11 TYPIST-uper"d fot AD TAKER Permanent, full lime poeiUon in our Ad Dept. 35 bn wit. Telephone Is counter sales Pleasant atmoapbere, bonusea. P\dl company benefits. Req: Good 1pellln1, gamme.r 6 penmansbJp. Well a:roomed and enjoy mee&mg publlc. Apply PENNYSAVER. 1160 Placentla Ave, CM. AMXTU IMCOME Part time W /Pft9lil• lJlC'OIM Tax Servlce. Complete tr=· Tu Cocp. of ca mteOOOlt ... - portunily for advance· Must be Uc. Prefer raumetoA.dl302. otnceal AM. Wlll traln. Apply Factory workers . Beach. busy doctDn olfice Br· ment. see Mr. Cook. youthful. faahlonable Dally PUot, Box 1560. ~Lampson St AM. D-K's Doouta. 2961 ceramic casters & other Houseeleanen, Tues·Frl. lneresume.496-2638 HOWARD Chevrolet. person. Al.lo have tratn-ea.taMesa,CA92626 Gardeo0rove537-4840 Fairview, CM. F/Tpoe. Forday&nllbt 8·3PM. Call Janice'••-·---1 be. Dove & Quail Sts., tne~ prcam. Please ask CHD.J>CARE-·--"ed F.qualQpporEmployer _ _.._.._...... shifta. No exp nee Start a ... .-.uAM'a.645-1800 ....... ..,..~ lir. tnust ~-Be b. for 200 N-rt Ctr ~ • my -""""""' __... .. hr A Iv in to ._vv.I' ~ .nth ll.1111--It typ· ....... ,._. ac a.. NB (~ ~l ...... ,.., Plua) ..__ __ Own tr•A•p. Refa. .. . pp.., person ·---..,_ ... ""'""" ..... Mechanical or electro-Vohanm of California ~ .. help. Full · Salary open. Boat & Au:!,'2 ~EEAL ., .~~UTY -:,:i~.Y 6boonyr 0kf :Yk: Codlt.a W.,...1 ~Opcal ex~f· P1re· M215 Dolheny Park Rd. time poe. lll accept Yacht Insurance. 505 .&IV'U, -vr" ~~ Sdtoel fca~ port ..... ty or CapistranoBeh candldatu with OI' •St.rm201.N8.App· Opportunity for in· Maolcurlat for bual $2.p/br.Udohl.67s.8074 F.amupto'300perwk. prolaaioftal 1rowth by wtthoutlram Topwa1ea t)tlnpenon telli1ent. friendly. neat saloo. Prefer youthfu . OUldCareUc'd Before& Low tuiUoo Placement wortiqdir•tlywithde· Fl.BERGLASSWORKER 540-t525 · --.,._...;. __ . ___ _ ap .... a ... n1 .,.,.ung man fasbionable ._..,,,.,. Full • ~ ..... .,. 9;..., sign eo,1lneers. Call Full or pMJme. must JANITORS. pt-time. eves. r-n JV time. Ple ... ";;1rfO'i. Ron. After acbool. Near El _ .. L. ,.... ..... Sdentiftc ewer 11. Pttv. expel'.°°' _ N--""'••·r Dr Camino Real " Green Drtlllng Con· ~ve aper. in 11aas. 14. HOUSS9EIS Apply btwn 2·6.30pm. req. Start with lol man -., .. _ • ......, .. "' -... ...,1 ..,. Colleae Coeds, pl-time trollJ. 55'7-9051 and aai for 9/br. 841.QlOor ~80 P\111 Ii part umes. Xlnt 5 4 0 · 1 8 1 1 l 1 l 8 2 dutlea, advancement N.B. (l>esilJ1 Plan). . .. ""'. -... ,l4 job, 14 hr. Telephone [)onl!)W&DllOO Flnandal benefits. Barclew Manor ArmlltrontAve, lnr ::!ler.~.u~e~!1 BNut¥ salon in CM needs CLIAMBS aoUcllinJ.:d 835-30lO ask Dre um a kt r b tab ~ markeUnf( e•· • Con v · OIP 205' Jultonal /Malntenance in8 record req. '3l·2'80 b.alr st1Ust.a. a~ Com· Matun woman to work forllr .• ..,. •· faabioD,toaewciothiltn ecutlvef()(majorprhate =·EO~ate Meu men wanted. F\&U Ume. ..... -. mtaaloa 548-3446 counter, packaqt fuome Ca ..... , .. , own home. Pleue call -···e tn.utfllCO nrm dQ'a. Co. berwfrta. Apply «--.... · pre11ln1. Exp•r•ence ---...... _ c:oin1 ln ln SUnda.rdSboe BllUDI Clerk· m/f, for ureforwUHralD.893·9010 Ht••"""' ~ ~~~I P:,r.te HOUSll•• ~.m So.' Bristol. .&-A-S• water uUUty type 2540 to cue for eldtrl1 DRIVJ!ll·Full thH or flna .... a ba'" .. f round r-d. matUN, ID,&a C.M. ·-··· IOll wnm -10' Lay CRT ............ __ , ti 5 d I L ~ .... ~ ""' -e-oeilded -.. ..., a.. ~n:... po cmao, 19 wa. part.Ume. p.--er aom• oect1dry. Sa H ••· 1peekfftl, Un In.---••---------~=-P . ber°fi B:xp.h61Pf'uJbutootreq. DOCUMENT Kost be Id driver, non· aperlnditliverio .. lluat ftrl.nce uluable. eooklftl. I adulta tJnd1 "-lucbf?ledCbtclren DIW ONC Abllttytowcritalolleand CONTROLCLERK amok.er. Iler• req. Call amo.ana.Sl8-ll0l Knowledlt of FNMA. i.s.. Salary nesotitble Part ume belp. Nwpl VW •al••· Immediate bandledetalla 11'1·7050 )In, Dada, wlldys al .. _ 11'111 uc •Or Cty left. m54IS 8uda. c..-opeoi•I· 11\111 Ume. Fr· ' . Rap. f« drafttna room ea..im. DRIVER, OVER h , ..,.. ~-:..-....,; lluat be --------• .... -...rtta. C..11 for in Beaut, 81lon in C.M. doctamentati90 control. peodablc. ab•rp con.a· _. uu.--HouMwtva earn up to LIDidKJiPe Arebltec:tvral ......,,; uk for Sal• =:~ st1llata. e~ £D1 nae. copy machllle COMPAM10t4 cteollo.as " wUUna to Mlf ....n.. recrdrtni Ut-•oo .I* hou.r ~I ~Vella It .u. lllr· .$41~ famctlofthl1. aruat \ype. ntedecit.o•tu~/elderly work. Fut 1rowln1 ti• Hp.rvtalon. Ea Tri Chem liquid ell'I · ... ~ ecurrs Previoua .aper. pref. lentkm•n a nltn/wk. troctllll co. ID Jrvln .. eeUtnlPOt,.011fortom· b"'6dery. C.U IM!l.,.. BILL YATES VW.PORSC HE [1.: ltj1~·~1 4~J.4;11 BOAT M£CHANIC Xlnt opportunlly to 1row lfmt be td driv•, noa· ....,1 pen11tl0ft. protnoUoo. IAM·lPlf uwna l u t I If I .. o .. It dlHel yacht, wt&bacbnamlc~m~ •ciioker.' non·drlnbr. ~ ~ NIWM • · ' ................ flll ==:-d!.i':::! ::O'att~&ru:,"·~.' ~~~,.~~=· ,_..._..._.,..... Piii, ~ =:-:'oo~ o.&Ollu:N;_.. ll,..._llMJM per. waterfront yard. trol1. N.8 . or call · ~-~Qtdllad:19~ Twt.ID.CA.-, ~Wlllftaa -!!t':'l LHAL aacry, •oa Blackie'• Boll Y1rd, UT·tofl .aalr for Don IEU. 11a1 ~ wttaa a -...--.._ -....lfld,_ a8"et. t•• Hl•"7· ta-an m.-. la .. OllllrNota...lnedM.. DAILY ... Mt CID•-1121 -'1191*:-.*9 .... I !!.1'.~~ ..... ?!~ !~!!~ ..... ?!.~ ~~!!~ ..... ?!~! ~~~ ..... ?!!~ ~~~ ..... !~.~! ~!!'!•:! ..... !!.~~ _Th_u'9da_..;.Y_. A_ug...;..u_s_t 3.;.;·_'..;.97_a;..._ ______ ..,:D::;.;Al.;;;.:.L V.;...:..Pt~L;,:O;.;.T_ ........ z ' tc tectwlN MUllllAIOll ltttlLVN'• SICY/l'Y'1ST HefpW..ted 71 ""toY• 1045 ,.._. fOIO l•mt4late ope~Dlt. T4-1-U, UT. Cowltry llC.natfllT PtrNUef.ctayalrntih&a. '!.!Pe eowpm . S/H u••0 ••00•••• ................................................... . ... ... °' wUl OOlt-CM>Olff....... lllaibMd.\1J>IDl•aood W5su.,.rl0f'Ave,N.B. ;;~il~~~:i-~t~t: YACHT f'RlriEE KJTT,l!Nulfs. 1'•1•r Wanted· Uaed rumt it2urcd .._pelt UJDe.; W'9lf NI--... --s*-¥0iel.Satwda1a• 1-....a....~a .. a~ nrm Oooda-..... a.co SALIS • pe • t iray. on ron1\1nmen . n pnel!cwfor; -~ Suadaya. 811 Caoyon -· · ... ._. • beaJtbyS5H12'7 a.fUpm Hander. IJO E. ZSnt 8\. p.aJ>U:TIQN "'9'B'M c.c. Pb -...5404 aak '°" Women nuded or beoefit.a. 1'760-'800 per EQer in 1allbom Com· CM Call Fran ..am Hl:LPSU ~ w l1ft tender DlbfMorlatbara. Hou.HcleUIDI 8erv. mo.Call~eat.22. ml11lon only. Kona 12 week okl kltUna. need lNSTatlllENT ...,tare..,U.eldtrb' ee.o'15'1 SentceStaAttend P\allfs Marine,175-1'03. homes Free •bot• 6 ldealfM2&irl'aMdroom. -•u ••llHU. Wiii tr•ln ---ST /ti 'd lit nuetertna. ~~ C\altocn bfl ~ pace 11ver ~ ..WW,..._., All __...,._. SALADPBSOM P ~·· ••f!r ' e ~ bc-da w1autchJ01 OPIJlATO 9*a n.U. ADIQ, 1"5 ~.!J!r llelpful. Good wlduomer•t.aW'&DhX· ~=ra· tfl" ....................... drp/spruds. m to ap-~E~R .. lr" •• N.a.Ml-IUO Cf:>"'Od ~b~u:m:: ~~~~IPM, Se~lce Sta Atte~dant ~°!.'.~ ......... ~!!' ,.,..... l050 ~!!!134 dys. ~PT°sclsioN OMCI~.... ~ ..., . ea:ps'd. l\aiJ or p/time: ....................... D.J f I k INS.,rl'OR ..... &&I rttdQ. Nea ac--.aa W../Alt,T..... Apply.ArcoSUUon, 17tb AntkauellutlcBoua! **'BUY•• i;"~-=~r;..,~ Mi CAJ.JUA110N ............. Clil. ..-•~ST f\lll 6: put tlme po1lt1on & Irvt.ne. CM Slot llacbinet ! Good Uled l'\lmiture Ir 42.: w1"ot trO~ tbl. ·cb,. It W=• 11.a:m:.•P;::! :ft'h ~.._ ~.'1.~ 8;:U!~~a1:r,· ~J~·THE Service Station Atten· HUOE=~ON Appllancea-OR l will buffet, U7S. Metlox •.aa----, .... ._ b1--" -..11 • dant. ••r.r'd. Day & •-rte• aellorSELLfor You. china for 12 + 1ctra1. a compaAJ belMfrta ~ • .....,. --·• l'IJ pe .... n. rulJ -MAST•S AUCTIOH 873-:Brf /M0-5178 btcfuM: llealth • A&llllrlll....,.. Ume WUI tHln. Plua• SALISCLHI Eva. Fu •PJtJDle. Ap· a.t...... · IU• lnuranee, reUr• I.~ Mall uk for RoD. aoo Newport 1".at.bU.bed Stationery ~Shell Station. l7th &~ MM616 I IJJ.t621 Movmtt must aell qualit; ...... loaltertndl.t JSWCLJU CenUr Or. N.8 . (DeallD Store needs lnalde ~lea ,NB. CASHPAlD tum. 9&M97S alU. 17876 atllllt1•1U11nce.educa· -~.C.11. Plau) penon.Offtcuuppl ex· ServlceStaUooattendant. ()penWed.thruSat. For gd used tum. anU· SaoCanddoF.V. Eail1&ahl ~~~~~-~•ttt Ofllee ~.D~er/ •a· ~t/l'ypilt pr. helpful but ot F or P /T , No exper 1802<7~~)754-l~~rv. quee&clrTV'a~7.&J.33 .... ~ 1 b ,_1 -.. .--_...v • .. ltvintbued d1...u.i ... neceuary .• Frl ge neceu.Wllltralo.Wages 1wO mape ar 11 ..... ~. 0..... Divia.klft. l ....,for hi '""*'UN a v ..... '**1U: IJ"OUP medical. + oommlaa +bonuse9. 2 cqJCbes, l 7· aofa as. 1 walnut coffee tbl, Lt ... 1C1&umas W"ltUer Ave, Coat• ~~· J.1!:...• ~/P ==~:-:::fi~ patd vacation & 8 GlOBlrcbSt.NB. UTATIAUCTIOM anUque Victorian love Lane walnut mirror ....... CA mn. 142> v pa~-· vy = lkllll ~ holldaya. For appoint· c. • ....i.u An• 8lh l2 seat 1120. 873·8124 or _sse._7393 ______ _ K.O E typ. Seed ,.WM• atat.e • wpm. meat calJ Betiy Kalla Serv Sta Help needed Im· ___,.3000 n~ ..... • CMnoon. 975-0239 alter 8: PM Dlnina ·--6 "'ba1-buffat aalal'J reca11ir•ment1. plienepenonalit, • 151-1732 med. Full or p/l. Apply ~. ""''' '" ...... ~ ...... t•uhrlc PO. Jlld!91. NB.921113 IDUlt. Clll eou.d: Pat. 8110E.CatHwy.N.B. Spring!r&Wblte Reblttwin ~t ~.full set & hut.ch. aolid oak. good ll'1 ..,..._ tow& E:qier Onan GentDetroit ~-.-..a... ...... ex""'r 111/M.J.JMI SalH. F /P·T to Hll AuctklaeerS. lllO. Stertliaed Inna set cond. M50. 148·2881 a-.1 ._. -• 1____. l IJteaitl ~" ... 7 """""' ........ "89•• ..--~ST Ueketa. ovr 11. have OW11 Sewin1-0verlocl5 ex per. 540-4088 SS. 4 pc lmna rm set -._._a_ ~ _._. pnl'd.CollaM•a.Santa _.,"'"" tnDllp. Moa·Fri. Sal or only. Top pay. 1580 . $195. twill b\.IY your box Lra black. beaut Ul>hol =-to lt" Ii wort l MATEalAL CONTROL ADa 55l·IOIO l'\IU u ... Ute typf.DJ II comm. 531.Q8l1 Monrovia. N.B. 6'2·3472 F\un, misc & clothes. Sat spnna & matlresa. B&J Italian f~~ i...=&o5!!!!?'1a EXP EDITOR Entry ~1c bkkPI · 840·2700 "-kb .. F Obly. Aug 5. 10.2pm. 11 Matttaa 838 E . 1st St.. . Lk-.Uyaut.blnkY:,";° level padjoo. Mi.n. 1 yr """'nvvvl""' (l.»S 00) S..LadJ ..... ac ar coo... em. La Serena. Irvine SA547-S636 Gwal)eS. 1055 $eoN ~ 00 auclf'te. olhu procedure re· ASSIST:IDA Exper. Ftr Mgl'. & prr pref .. aome ex per. 552-42168 • . ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... ,__ AbW'"' to work a......r .. needed for ladles needed. Pleasant SOOd oak oct.agon dlning S call CTU M'1·"5l for in ...-~ or .Uitblie. ToP •aaes. •1U1>_...0 .... IST s~·•ty s"""'· 7""' .....,1 inoaa.Uty. Muat speak Oriental rug, xlot cond. 9 rm tbl & 6 chrs + ;· h11h Movtnll~.~1e"!rys thGoodantt \ent.w W/lltur'M ii& detailed lD· beftefita. f1exible hours ~--II " ..,_._. ...,., _.._ Ulb. Prtv. country ll12. $675. butch. Beatotfer. Cof lbl, 8(>eS.. -~ lu • fo. a m\llt. Call for appt. Laguna Beacb-.i-•n< Happy penoo needed for pnces Lelll Secretary·O.C. ~7138!:0£ _..;;;__ ___ ._.._-.-,...__. __ ,heavy pbooea & varied SalesPersoo cl . For interview call 673-4417.Mrs.NaUand. S125.S48·9'N7.alt6. · . ··-• aJl ,·-as mo duties. "" In Pt·tlme. eneraetlc "en· 8"-HM I -Gara Sat htehld ~.-....... poa. av · MATURE WOMAN ""-ce es. a,,p g a tb"•'••ta·c. Exper. not WHOLESALE Dtnini table. buffet. solid &.00& ge e 1-3 6 5+ yu n9er. Needed.lrvinearea. iuust. Call Linda for ......... SOUTHWES TOTHETRADE birch dr e"se r items.babyfum&loUor Orowtna dynamic firm. p/tlme to welco me Call546-290l appt.NO-M70 ~~bi· !!.l::_~aory .• ! .. •~•· T ti...IGLISH handbralded PO••~ Othe; 1oodles. Fr11Sat /Sun Coat•ct Mr. KNdan newcomers ai contact r-"''"'" nd . .....,_,..., .....,. ·-9am <"m 17802 Delon12 ~ lmr'Chanta. tiexible~. Parta person. marine SALESPERSON . BANI s•LE items.Eves,'93·247i Clr:"t'H B Nr Spr LEGllU.SECRET ~eed~ar, Ute typ1ng. eniine•hardwarestore. RECEPJIONISJ Jewelry. Exp. pref. lo· IKlOGlenneyre, Lag Bch ,.,.. Wrought Iron dutlng set. ingdale/Slater. Lquna HUis . .t.,~!nt.... . a&alW.eo..tHwy,N.B. 1:/r (7i:kS73·5651 or Requires ex per . OMSALETODAY 48'"mdWaloutfinlshta· exp. neceuary re· .. awre person for P/r Part Ume. hours flexible, The Huntlnston Beach >as-TELLERS. Please con· JOMATHAM llXIY'S ble $60. 4 gold fabric Moving Sale. evertytbang goes. Refrig 175. Stove- 175. couch. 11urfboardt-. TV. much much more lOc ·175. 2232 Pacific Ave. CM84S-4115 ferably probate'. ~Int work in careteria. penonality~must.Busy olftce of ooe of the na· Salespenon, aa1E1Ssive, UctJoan,Gore.'97·1771 2911CroddyWay.S.A. chairsSJ.Oea.640-2037. typin&6S/Haklllareq'd. ~forappt. office. PubUc Finance. Uon'a larteal realtors positive attitude1• F or Anequalopporemplyr (714)540-2911 .sac beaut. r· thick glass Call Mrs. Winslow for Mature saleslady ro 962-3388 bas opening tor sharp re· P/l'. Exper. or wlu train. tnn "hrom"' base d'-'-g ---------• ceptloniat, wltb ex-Apply lo person, Stan· Sparbullder/traloee. ....9Cft 1010 -... .. "' mm appt. llS'7·l080 ~lry •tore. S48·34-02 ° perlence to handle busy dard Shoe Store, CM. Full Time. ••••••••••••••••••••••• tbl. Seata 4· Mst sell See eves548-32'10 PART TIME phones. Ll1ht typing. 3077S.Brlstol 546-UOl. FRGHT DAMAGED art 6· Ask for Cara Li.quo.. clerb, full" part Medical Ass't, intel'blsl' Ideal enviroament and sales HOI'POINT SALE. 3308 64CMi598. --------- bme. Apply 11•7• 1802 S· mftce. Backomceafter EVENINGS excellent company uaacas•w Stockbo)'. Must be l8. w. Warner nr"1tarbor. NEWd«e>rator73"Coun· Dbl box sp~ & cnau Oil ,Hwy, Laiuna Beach. noons. Familiar wit beoefita. 37~ hr. week. """T_.. "" 4!M-0787, 570 Olenneyre. Santa Ana. 979-2921 t r Y Fr en r h So r a . $40/080. Crib, plaype11 bra.required. EKG. venapuncture, Mon · Fri . Call SEMINAR Laguna Beach Blue/bm print S800 Ph &babyltems.963·7111 LIQ U 0 R CLERK , uveclioos. 496-80U =~~ ~=~ 714-541-21641 Learn how to and close Stock Men wanted (ull or Wsb r~~~~~efrl g ~ . Aug 4.S 4c 6 11·5. Desk. daytime houra. Also Medical office recep wbo eQjoy workini wtth Fonst E. Olloft more sala. Your Invest· pt-time. Advancement woridngornot957..Sl33 Sofa & 2 matching wmg· rugs. t:lothes & mny DELI COOK " MGR U kids. Start al $3.SO per Inc., Realtora ment onl~ $30. Call for opportun!Ues. Apply in back chairs. cov·d in other rruac. Items 32A E TVIRr!~nNlaEEo.r ASshkaroronr. ~·!in,~,in!n::~ hr. Phone 842-4S21· Ext. A~EqwellalBaOpnkiterCoCo. dafuttauretoD~vaetn tRlnowyaorudr person. Standard Shoe MontbeWardS200197497Hvy Dtt Y earth tone pnnt on nch Magnolia.CM • •' 2 5 0 • b.. e l w e e n "" u PY · 631.~ " • ~. 3077 So. Bristol, was r . · 1 4 ap sz brown bacllgmd. Very . 549-1'22 ~. Reply Be>• f 816 4 ""S OOP,.. ._ C.M. IH ckyer. 1125,-Both new ~-~'-t ~-.. All .. Sat. AM ·M1sc duldren:o C/O Daily Pilot. P.O. Bo :vu-: •· RICn /C&l'"TY WJ s...e...c .VJ.Ce c OAlr . , a_,..,, "VI"' w &arl)es, records. book$ LOTMAM 1560, Costa Mesa, Ca A*'forJlM Independ~;i"':;h"ool Sanawfcll Ii Sar~<f As· SWITCHBOARD OPR. M7-0CBS. piecesfT00.640-~ household items. 22021 tor car ralal. Must be 921626 Equal Opportunity seeks exper .. outgoing semblers, 5am-t .30am. steady employment. AP· Pine twin 4 poster bd Salcedo. :'tf V tS+PrrtoF/l'. 752•7100. _J;mployer Must be neat. clean & ply to auditor. Hotel Washer. Dryers. Deluxe room aet includes tnple .....___ 1060 MEDrcAL OFFICE person wbo relates well dexlerious. Male pref. S3 Laguna. 425 So. Coast Models. Completely re· dresae It ta d I .,......_ MACHINIST Fu I I-time po s I ti o PBX to children. Firat aid ex-p/hr. m-0747 for appt. Hwy, Lag. Bch. 494-1151 bwlt. refinished. y~ar box sp~n~• e&s m~tt P!'.,~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• NB oeeda ~ A w/beneflts for matur Ans wering ser vice per. helpful. No aft. lOam . Lori 's guarantee. Your choice 549-l3l4 .... .,_, A.llalfa leafy hay SS.SS. M·a~~··t •or B·_. '!pos rt exper'd *k office nurs operator full & P rr. Call shorthand req. Send re· Kitchen. No students. Tel~ho.e Sain .,..,. ea. Free delivery. Nutrodoo food 2S lb $8.JU \;IUILUt '' n "' for OB-GYN Practice. 835-3561 sume & refs. to: J . •-" Mill fr Hardin1e the. 64G-l420 Ba It POBo 23 CdM S W H WrkP loourt.elepbone Sale ends Aug. 4. Lawsonloveseat.nu cond 1reedelivecy C10le tolerance precision ________ __,. Plastlc factory worker. ~er, · · ~ ' AND IC ... aales room & sUll punue Southcoast Appliance Sl IS. Pr Drexe l 'leold O'ICfffe's Feed & Tod& work. Exper req"d. Top MocWs&lacorts Wort with small plastic SHOP outside activities. AM & 531·2542 chainSl00.549·1314 2544NewportBlvdCM bens.E.O.'E.557·90Slask M••_.. parts. Must be able to REHABILITATION needs counter and out· PMahills.Guarwages+ (across from Oran(t" rorRooAdams. speak & understand SPECIALIST-Mature side salesglrla, for comm. can for detalls. Used refrigs, frost·free. French Prov. canopy bed Countyfairi Female. Top money. L.A Times 540-0301 Washers. dryers. Good & dresser. brand new MAG 2 Operator, wi II Must have car. 631·2140.. English. 642-2010 person w /patience to as· AugusUc winter. Apply 3 . • buys. Best Appliance. 210 $4.50. Cult.om made. Call 6'5-5686 . 1 ~ • st In tutoring & re· to• PM, Wedffhurs/Fri ""'oE •-Gen'l ... "tO .o..fn-•JlB «'•"""''' .1.~u:•_,....... ._._..... •""" tmn ega ...... ,,. Non MoteJi -I:ASTlC-COM-P-ANY lliilillftillnglhe e e 01 r"H ttth~ (fW'J h ~ ,.. n.. ~ uNV:Y~ w.v--.o::v_,. _ .. __ , ~ smoker. Top salary. ~nlno •or ni""' desk needa Production t ll di bl -8 e ,,, .. an w c es. Service. Apply, Newport Waln·" dbl d ............ Knq ••••••••••••••••••••••• v,..., • ,. IV" men a Y aa e . 2830 Newport Blvd. On nre, 3000 E. Cst Hwy, Refrigerator.gdcond. u• ... ~ fM8.l400 clerk. Apply in person, Workers. Noexper. nee. Degreereq'd.Xlnlfrlnge Penlnaula. 673-6334 for CdM " SelfdefrostSSO. sz beadbrd & mirror, 2 1 Str::nd graduul t-d a...o..uce.;:,,. Ali Baba Motel. 225 Hrs 7am·Spm. Good benefits" working con· inlo. · Cal1559-lm 1Wbolstered chn, walnut n.atura1 pearls . In -NwptBlvd CM benefits. Good starting d's. For appl caJI (714) ........ "'-·-k Drive-ew· _._ cab w/shell drs. diVldual measurement:- r.r..1 ... T · · pay. 11\'equent review•. M7-63l6. SCTY/R~ ·~-;"d.Top pay. Apply, Allctloa IOIS 1-~;dle bed <corner> availablel25.000.pnvatl· Service oraaniuUon nr MOVll DTIAS Please apply at Plastech ForupbolaierY decorator O&WTowlng.1000 Irvine ••••••••••••••••••••••• W/C(YYer & plUows, 2 cof· individual Box tts: · OC A1l1>0rl nds person t.o N E E D E D B Y Alloys, 1981 Placentia ~· Must be sharp, in-Ave. NB 642-1252 feetbla. 875-02S5 eves c.dM. 92625 handle smaJI mail & sup· H O L L y W O O D Ave, CM. 642-1593 R.E. Sales telligent. ck willing to PUBLIC FURNITURE --------- ply rms fr to assist CASTING COMPANY Press n-rator·Rubber. BIJSJ & NEEDING work. Call642-8400 T,.._ Poslffoa Alll'JION Drop leaf din tbl, 125 Mital••-1010 printer on offset press. FOR MAJOR FILMS & WW tr~ bl & 2nd shift Full time Switchboard * ft1A1 * Natural wood tbl. Sl5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Some hvy lining. Will TV COMMERICALS All company beneflta: UVoiquels~~l•~g~ Minesto~ operator. All ahifta. Call FRIDAY7:30P.M. Portablefolduptbl,$10 2 Muutruckrack train. Start salary $600. ~$100 per day if c· Salary commensurate erde ,. -cu Administrative aaa't. forappt.~7SM (DealersWelcomel rusty chrome chrs, SS ~. Gd at mos p here & cepted. Yearly fee. (7 with experience. 7141 a relocation referral Shorthand desirable. CONSIGNMENTS 'I'YPini tbL 15. ~. M6-4i50 benefrta. Call Personnel. 761-12'4Exl94 '98U6488AM·SPM. service that bas created Salary open. Pan Tt.rrOR, lr.t grade pvt STOCCLIQUIDATIONSl-Ji;;;;;j;;;;;;-.;f!!~-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. 833-8384. a demand for more Weatern En\erprises. tutcrforreadin1aimatb. 2mS~NewportBlvdCMll Nd nurses ald or LVN PRESSOPERATOR s.alelpeople. Weare busy lrvineare.a.556-fllO ~eves/wlmds. --...... ....., MaiJDept f/elderly woman. 5 PM Eneraetic M/F wanted and need belp! Ex· .........,._, _...,...,., ·cOLLATOl/PACllH to 9 AM M·F Full Um for fut movlnc In-perienced or new SECllETARY ~t. full or Prr want· Mature lndivfdual need wknds. Live In prlv stant/comm'l shop. Sue· salespeople may apply. Exper. for Newport · Conatructloo office. lkycles 1020 ed for Ute pkfing of lite home. Salary. 846-8&13 cesaful applicant must Attractive CanUques> of· Beach architects. In· CM 648-0255 ••••••••••••••••••••••• educaUon materials In . have worll.lna exper on fice & top quality <peo-teretting, varied work. Cycl & C · our S.A. facility. Xlnt ND\ed Sales/Marke~ing A.B.Dlck380orRyobl& pie) aaaociates to work Utebtkpg&abtbnd.WHI UPHOLSTERY CUT-f ompany benefits & working cond. rector <overseas · Itek c•mera Knowledge with. Contact Sandy train to uae word pro-TER: small growing SALE Apply riraonnel dept, years. exper.lence · 2 ..1 tripp'-• · b'-.. ery & Orlowski or Jim Wood at cessor. M&-S7S8 comr,nY· 1ood working Ed I Years m trading. Must ua 8 . ...... ~ Na~~ ucat on 4361 have S.S. or better in workmg w t cu1tomera ~5980 SECRETAR"'. ~? .. n....;.. $2. 75 to start. New & Wied 3. 5, & 10 Bi Sl. Newport chem1cal engineering 'tlelpful. Good working Restaurant Dana Trad~r I· ......,._ spds. bell. cruuers. =~a10:,:>~;P~l~rt. with knowledge of elec· oond. E.O.E. Call Carol now taking applications Laauna Nipel for con·1·--------1 mopedi. moto cross MAIMTIHAMCE Genera l plant & automatic machinery maintenance. requires mechanical ability, knowledge of electric & hydraulic help(ul. Full time permanent with ovwtng company. Ju.ice 'tree. "621 lndustry Ln. Huntln1ton Beach. 892-.8015 tromluoscopy & re· orNoelatM().J.355 for bartenders. Must be stnaction company. New =; =ki;;~~~aa~fc search chemical, used in Printed Circuit Board honeat le have re· offices oo Crown Valley bicycle&.Buy,seU,trade c an cer research . Mfg nuds ex per aUk rerences. Call for appt. Parkway, salary up to 642-7910 . Knowledge of English, screener. Wages open. 4 493-2603 SJ.000 mo. Medical plan. at70NEWPORT BL. CM Japanese. Chinese Man· day work week, paid REST.o.u• ........ Call <213> 378-8308 darln, German, vacation & other "" """"' 3141C.....Dri•• Mldlr4gM ...... cMl025 Spanisll desired (at least benefits. Send resume to LUNCH COUNTER SECllTAIY /RCPT 54M141 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 of 6 1 an g u a I e. a Box 308 Alla Loma, ea. Food Preparation to work lo leaaf office in 9• sliding glass doors necessary). Sa I ary 1s 9170l Pel"llOl'I wanted to work Santa Ana. Heavy typ· <Acrou From w /screen $75. $1816.76 pr mo, Apply a at lunch counter lo large tng, heavy phones. Expr. Or&Jlle Co. Airport) 844-0335 any employment de-Pffexp,fullchargebook· health food at.ore. Food preferred. (714)640-0140 EqualOpporEmployer velopment omce. DOT keeper-accounts pay a. preparation. Previous for a pp l. Ask for Common used bricka 1163187. Ad paid for by ble, account& receivable, experience desirable but Margaret. ~ 10t a piece employer. payroJJ.SS.br.675-8030 not neeeaaary. Uni!onn c--..n-rr . '75-70'n Maintenance mechaolc. rurnished. Medical & ~....-,,u£;,t Wage&SalAd -S20K 1035 7AM·l:30PM. $$.SO t HUl AIDES P IT belp wanted for hospital benenta. Apply . · AtP""'"/M ufmm *"<II CGh t t E 0 E Call 7am·Jpm or Jpm-llpm. sandwich shop located Llndbert Nutrition. Aremneedofafaat&ac-~an ""'"" ... •••••••••••••••••••• ~ksi. . . . Exp. prer. Mesa Verde nearbe Oai.Cl. fairpofrtll. Must between Carousel I cmuraate ttlypglst foreabr~Y Callforappolnt~:n-:00 Penl Ian kltdteosE. CFIAI re· Qiov. Hoep. 861, Center av . or a mos. Bullocka. lowel level. So. rae n res .. h g stere . xce ent Manaaer Answering St.CM also. call bef 11 or aft 2, Coast shopping center. flrm. Involving publica· lrvtnePenoonetA1ency quality. Beautiful long Service El Toro area Moo·Frt.833·32!M c.M.askformanaier. lion, statlatlcal, ~E.l7tb,eo.t•Meu hair. Show quality. Phone Exp nee. Good Cluaitled Adi, your one-transcription, charts, De 642·1470 638-9308 • pay, beneflta831MU1 atopaboppingcenter. Prr Permanent driver. Restaurant. hostess. tables, reproduction etc. -------1-0-4-0-1• Deliver L.A. Times 2·3 MIF. personable, out go-Cooaenial wortint con· Do9I DAILY PILOT I I \ bra 7 daya btwn 3 & 6 AM Ing, full time hostess ditlons. Fu 11 benefit W AtTH ••••••••••••••••••••••• N7.S1'5H.B. wanted. M·F 11-5. Health package with dental, 4 Nltbta week, Wed to Golden Retriever pup· · al k lnsurance, pront shar-medical & life lnsurance, Sat. Apply~ In person. plea. AKC Field " show Pt time, rat v et ~ar · tni. Permanent pos. Ap· holidays & vacation. Sam's Italian Dell, 1909 pet. Shota. wormed, ~r~~f:n~~erU~f, ply in person. M-F 3 to 5 18005 Sltyparll, Irv. HarborBJ,C.M. raiaedw/fLC.Xlntdiap. resp, &d work record. Gorda Llz 900 Bayside 'll4/5'6-311l4. WAITRESSES. appl <al3>425-L56l. neat ~able. Sal plua Dr. NB EOE Stavro's Rest, 5930 VI. Toy poodle Male AKC 14 tips. 11Ken546--3428 Rest&urtnt Manaaement * SecrehWfff * Cst Hwy. N .B. wb okl Shots RMI Eat.at.a trainee, 17 yra +. clean· G Ofc/A/PClerk/Recpt. WANTED: No. La1una 979-S835 Weneednon .. moldntex· cut, Sbakey's Coata Emplo)'ersPayAUFeea deacb. Older lady or VortsbtreTerriers, AKC, pe rl en ced or new M•a.M&-0208d8ya. IbRe:lndersAgency mother of youn1 child to 3 mo, M/F. 551M1282.afl S Ucemed real eatat. aales Rettau.rlDt 4020BlrchSt,Ste UM care for• send my 7.yr. PM. people, For f\l.rtber ln· PERRY'SPlZZA NewportBeacb833-8l90 okl lovely, well behaved ---v-----·1• formation or appoint· Nowhirlnlfotf\a.ll•part Ca11for,\ppt/&t.ab '84 daughter to El Moro "-to•• 1041 ment call Anita, eu.soa, time opeoblp. Varyloa acbool. Your bome ot ...................... . ev•fn.11112. c1.,a • bn. Ideal aup. Secretary mine. 497·2362/eves. Cate lllttent t wu old Real~t.ate p&iemmt.al lncomo f/ttu· Rafa. required. Free to aood bome. Cleats: JI.at be 18 &: 1)ver. at-5274 IAll•l& IMOU.H Apply bl aanclll Ul>' day JACQUES Warebouaeman. resp, --------•• MCOMI? tromaPlrtotPM person f/fabrtc bouae. I Wk old Blk Lab needl Jom an udtlol com· n<JM6 w. Ocunfroot f'ftl~lll Gd oppor w 11rowln1 ICJOd home, II yd, lovtna paay wlth unllmhed lo· NnportBeaeh ~IUW comp. Salary com· metrm.19evea come potential. Free '71-lm ~•VS meoaur-lt •I exp. Younallorriae1,2ptaytu1 ataodlDI bulldln1 lu Ml ... •ms onngeMkltteas, lOwu. m1Wan dollar iocatlOD. M&IJ 11yourSecNt.arlal1llU1a TC ~ lmmtdlate openln1 for STOllCLBIS Include• account1n1. WA H...,._ ---·-----• bill\~ motivated ex· C..hlen, nooc-clerltl n.o.udal reports, tO.ll'Y To aul1t ea1tuer perleoced or inex atock clorlU. Good addlnl macbiu•. heavy W/deyelopment or dt• --------1111 pertelleed peop~. Traio· Mun. .tnt beMllU. 18 autll6cal typlo1. Uabt llcate prectae INU'wnH· Inc procnm. 'NUoo ... • ovw Ir available for lhortband. ablDt.y to bln· ttticlft for oU field. OOOd •i•tance. Full time ND ttm. wot'k. ApplJ ln di• a betvy pre11ure worklnt conda +co. ~r. ~. qa.oa~tr penoa, Pie ·n Save, 115 detk. our rtunclal =c ~f.r.{a ~: now tOr ~tlal 'ln· E.17tb8t.,CM. ~ :.U:: tl'Ola Newport Beach, ....,.._, 1113-.Wfl 8iUNd epl to mu ... 11 *· Bx ary aod '5'7•t uk ror Rod Llt.· wa)t mOd. apt. h.OUH. ...... APPb ID "9nCJD Uo. . w1una. Oardeato1 • &o: Wtldet rw amall manut. ....... ....,..11l.., .-.1 . m-• d&J• 14-tfOl BICIPTIONIST·Moo· IK lo:I I U.S. UIY•S :.•.;;.;.,_..;...;.....9 .-P ___ _ ~iJi'· In•'• 0.11 . ~£'fr JUJW. W.,.. Wortort In Clilemlut ~~~~~~~ '--------1 ......._.l'tillawpait Sliltt• Aie, C•. SELL ldie ltema 1ritb a Uma; .... Vtfdl Coftw. fJ702 ~Piiat Cl8lllfitd Ad. =' Osllia' Ill , CM · -· \\'a fk1 ~r t: I t?t? SEE YOUR ADIN PRINT IN 24 HOURS Place your Daily Pilot classified ad before 5:30 p.m. and it will run in the next day's issue. The Daily Pilot is the only afternoon Orange County newspa~per to off er you this 24·hour s~rvice. Stop by our office or call 642 ~5678 and a friendly ad·visor will 'help you place your ad. You can charge your ad or use BankAmericard or Master Charge . DAILY PILOT _..,. ........ ~ ... f . . . .. ti M ~ , . Wa11ted large antique pras back chairs 6'2-9677 250 HAR DAV XL street o dirt, late '75. 4800 mi. Runs great. $500. Call 752-«a62. Renoir Pte!kard China plate, 1st in series $32$. Hummel Bell $4SO. Send WEWIUIEAT ANY WllTTEH DEAL ON AMY HEW JEEP WIAIE OVERSTOCKED name & phone# to P.O. Great Bay boat. 18' COLUMllA 21 Box 234, Cororui del Mar Monarch w/cabin, stove, Big. rast, comfortable Suzi. TS400, '74 ex. cond. 2524 Harbor Blvd 9262$ galley, fmbing chr, 6SH daysaller. Newport sli sacr. Must selJ by 8/5nB -----·----t Evlnrude, cslm trlr· avall.MustselJlhilweek Bestolfer,631-5478. C-OstaMesa ::~=:'79·619 for Sl450. Ph 499-4940 2 '73 Kawasaki 100 en· 714 / 549-8023 IOll l9T7 Hobie 16 F1amer + dW'08. S350eacb. 7Jrntlt'llClfionof ••••••••••••••• •••••••• l 8 '. f b r g I s I I 0 • trlr & box. $2000. Xln 645-2987 ScCMlt 4X4 Alum. patio awning, .Bwck/Chrlscraft con-cond 673-5088 or&42·3804 I peed 8orlO'wtck. versioo,V-6eng.Mod.d · ' YAMAHA RD1.25, street ~~~ei 3d:.ive. ~:c~i~: ____ 75_1_·1_436 _ _. _ ___, v hull. Incl. Danforth 16' Hobie Cat. gd cond. bOte, less than 1 yr old, bubs, removable top, compass, e~. • man. W /eitru. $1650. perfect cond 5'50. John rad 1 o and heater. 1013 bil&e pumJll, bait tank 493-4528. 64Ml530 <683.JEY). pump, bilge blower, ruU . '78 y .. _ 175 "'""d ••999 2629 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA.MESA WllUY usac.as! We're t.be oew Chevrolet 1970 CHlllVV dealership in tbe Irvine 5.-• Auto Ceiiter. We need SUIUltlAH your used car! V8, automatic trans. & JOE air conct. rront and rear. MAC PHEISOM {3W.XP). OHLY $1195 CHEVROLET HOWAID Clle•rolet 21 AutoCenter Drive DOVE & QUAIL STS. IRVINE <Near MacArthur, 768-7.222 J •mboree 4' Bristol) NEWPORT BEACH WANTED! ___ .-_l_M_H_~---1 Late mo-<fef Toyotas. Shell It. tr. fits reg bed. Moon win. $250 or best olr. &45--6599 Greg Volvos. Pickups & VaftB. Call us today• ••••••••••-••••••••••• in1trumentation, full Hobie 16 wltrlr. full race, ama.... ....., uro - IMllDAMAMP! cover. Bimini top , cat box. many xtras. usedforl~.Pd.over '74'-'0levy,350V8.auto Preferably an old tandem wbl trlr. Eng. 7 $1850. Aft 6, wltends. $850 : aslung S600. trans, camper w/Jaclts. Fender Baseman. but needsoverbaul.675--3767 7S4-0261. ~~~ed buyers only. AM /FM cass .. S33SO. ~=::::=:::::::=::::::::::~1 · ;inytJung in good working "'".....,.. 556-9134 BUY OR LEASE YOUR 1978 BMW . NOWf Excellent selectwn of all models DOW in stock! COMl'LETI IODYSHOP HOWOP&t OCl!UINT saECTIOHOF IMWllSALES We may have your next car in our inventory. Ca II Lii toda.y! 131·2040 4t5-t'49 CREVIER •DATSUMS• L._...u.ct• 'OfAIMc*ll SALES-LEAS I NC PAR'J'S.SERVIC£ Wt Need Clt1n Datauns ' COSTA MESA DATSUN lt76 DATSUMl +2 ...... c:..p. Ll Bll.M:. alJ' condlUon iq. atereo tape, lo malft. : owner. bard to find model (981NXL) BANK TERMS 8/6"8 COSTA MESA DATSUN 2MSHARBOR BLVD 540-4410 540-0Z I l •DRIVEA * * LITTlE ••• * SAVEALOT . SHOP&-COMPARE . BARWICK DATSUN I• I tit I l'J" 831-1375 493.3375 ccndition for around SlOO 197 7 Se a ray 24 · ~ .. nu '78, won in con----------Aallol. IMported will do. Call 661·6261 aft Flybridge. Slip a~ail. Ali ~· Incla. au . rigging, '75 Yamaha 12Scc street •75 DODGE I TON ••••••••••••••••••••••• l",! UL.TIM.AT( DNVINO lltACMi•ll. s.30pm thegootii.es. 7~. sa.i~ ...... ~~ aMar alum. ~~::;:6p~od, S2SO. Soorf1111a.Royal GwrCll 9701 •U~en IMW1• &I Sf & UOAOWAY SAMJA AMA 835·3171 1976DATSUM 2+2•: .. Hc Fully equipped. a 1:- stereo. etc. Less than 2.UlOO males, (247 PUX l BANK TERMS a1sna ma ••. ......--. ary. . (mNCW> ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ Office '91Ntwe & '74 Cobolt 18' TRl·H, 290 • . -, '75 SCOtrr. Auto trans, LANCJ BET 'i220al41p.(544LlA) s-.a .t 1015 hp~ w /omc set mny 14 Hobie. Colorful Sails· 71 Honda SLl25, street A/C, VB, AM /FM. ex· $5199 A A Cpe '77 · '7Sl.<6ia (230RYF> COSTA MESA DATSUN •• ::?':~••••••••••••• ldras, mst see $6.soO/ bs Jib. Trailer etc. ~·~~~}o997rn5l's, no tras. $4800. PU 897-9713 TaUCllC CrTY lEvl.OOO mkdi. ~~a'..9S7SOO. '75530i Auto. (916MTV ). dr. MstseU842·5452 67S.7876 ... .,., . ......, . ....,.. · ., ... •-Harbor.SA esw ys,........,.. '76......,4s-~/R(549PHZ> Divert· A-Call at 16 price. 97 I ...., "' ___ ....:;.______ -. ~ 284SHARBOR BLVD 540-4410 540-02' l Receives &c fo,rwards 26• Double Ender, all Columbia 5.S (CF4483CP) 76Hooda 175 Eoduro. Low I 6 DODG 4x4 SSf..~ WANTED: Hant top for '76S30i ; S/R(581RCS> ~:': ~e ~~·1~:,.m ~,~. diesel motor, ~~~!J;/:is:;r::: ~!: miles.~~~~7 vs.Jf!!::i:~u:wr. •14&.CAMIHO :~~~~~·Brown or '77~R~,_x'"G11c>.,, l~~.~~!~h~~ldti;~~~ AskforSmithorHaase. sails. A collector's item . ....._.__ ... __ s.5_._V steering, white spoke Auto. trans .• air condi· .u• .... •------"llr---~-f $3900 Aller 6 .JOPM --------Lost 1· t 11 28' A Cl 1 b t ....__-.._ -..... __ ,_•·off road ti IJnnina, power steering, _....._o 9705 675-3530 "' I t b. t s 1p mus se ass rac og oa . •--"/St--.. 160 ... _ex r,es. ----.. --------eta a orage ca me s o p ---radio h le •-t lh ski boat 1pe_cia1, 454 •••••••••••••••••••••••1---------$75 bl kb d $15 wens cabin cruiser. riced al onlt $8500. ••••••••••••••••••••••• , ea r"' esa an ,_ .-'73 Dal.Wagon Arc . goo<t • ac oars . Galley, head, etc. i.1500 67S.7977aft1PM. 17,000miles. Ser. 226363. eogine(8'18) 19'74GTB2000.smallwork d ,1900 0 workbel\ches $45, old Also 17' gJaslron ski boat Rent a 1977 Executive Stk. P3500T. $3399 needed. S3000/ or best of· For Classified Ad ~~ ay:-: · wood & metal desks w/trlr new eng $1000 13' Metcalf sloop, xlnl Motorhome or Mini $5985 TIUCKCITY fer.631..()874/64S.3487 ACTION .eves;96S-569-t S75-t95, files all styles. 67~30 . . oood. $tOO or best orrer. motorhome from Herb 5th &Harbor. SA AMII 9707 C8U 3 '76 8210 4·spd, radio, new Cbrs '5-$45. showcases. 673-7971an5. Friedlander. Call any of Daily Pilot u~ xlnt.cond C.E. SURPLUS 2044 17' Chrys. 1/0, fully tbesenumbers S54·5400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AD-VISOR ' 556-ss.Tr Placentia Ave . C.M. equipped. all canvas, Glt!AT SUMMY IUY 191-6777 VGM 9510 '74 Audi lOOLS. very 642·5678 631-2777 xlnt cond. dual batt., LoddeySeaDe•ll 537.7777 ••••••••••••••••••••••• clean, new Bilstean '733WZ, AtC. new trans, S3000 673-79'7laft5 12' light ... eig'ht 2 man '77 OMC Suburban, shocks. new stl bltd -============= radials. Plllllt. runs hke-Smith Corona, model 1200. · · .. • · 12Mlll 1 ded / ui ... 000 radials. xlnt mech cond, -clec, w /Cllse SSO. Smith aallboat. Complete with oa w eq p ... . snrf. AM IF M s t ereo new S3800. 846-2381 Corona, model 2200 2 mo f't l RAYSI. main & jib sails. cen· RENT 23' Fireball. self· '71 Land Cruiser bardtp, 1741 lrvlne. N. B. 631-1094 w I t a P e . Lo ad e d . Alltos. N•w 9100 A.tot. N•w 9100 ~~~ $340, sell $230: ~ ~· n.dder & all CCXJt.alneda4s..~oC xtras. new off-road urcs. S2lSO '72 Ford camper van. ful· $2400/offef. 751·2174 ••••••••••••••••••••h• ••••••••••••••••••-••• Exec desk. chairs, access. all nr new. Must sell. 5.52-~. 97s.-0878 SPECIAL SAl.E CLIAN crofter. 770-2460 1y eq.uipped, good cond .. Must sell due to expand· LOTS ftlt iu1 ... 1 RENT, new 78 22' Motor lo ma. $3800. 546-7058 aft 1 1 19 8 vrrv" Home . loaded. '69 Toy LC wgn, xlnt 5. ng famiy, 2-dr '72 1 OM..Y $125 day/Wk/mo. 67s.5832 mecb. 63M, many extras '"""GMC V h lOOLS, Sharp. Make ofr. z4•c.w,c.w.. CaU67UU.after6PM Blueboolt,646-3S37 ..,,,o an, 125"w etil 7SU:989 Box type Ooor sare. 19 x 18 S'de urtJaln 1---------1 '77 Eldorado 22' 9 M. base, 4 cust seata. loaded --------- 1 e 5• ~amper LI DO 14 . complete. cruise dash /rf air. 'aJ ToY<>U Land Cruiser. w/xt.ras. '9S1044 .._lfa.Htaley 9709 11 to~. ISO. .covers. fish wells. 100 $S95/or best offer. 400 So. AM/FM t . dual tllllU. good cond, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ___ 673-__ 6796 __ . ---1 ~!:..'.~~~.trim tabs, BayFront,81.673-6640. sharp en:f:·S..:,0:t3!~ S2195.98U268aft6pm. '7b6l Chevy~ T. Redoblsndo '62 Austin Healy 3000 Mk ,-. 1017 ._..., Au.., • ue scoop snrf, w & 11 S2100 ....... Includes loah,Sllpa/ book. S12.900 offer. 774x4Blazer,loaded,xlnt tires. SS200. 963·1347, · <ri4>66Hl.20 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tandem Trailers Dodu 9070 MUST SELL· p · p · cond .. llMM>O. SS7~1. Ask ror Ralph. Young redheaded CZJ4221 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 98IM9l5 498-1573or492·2974evs. IMW 9712 Amason Parrot $200. su-aya1• "ILE , '61 CHIVIOLET ••••••••••••••••••••••• H.andtrained. 548-4860 H.P. Mercr'1111en r ~"' "' -Rent 23 motor home, all TnlClcs 9560 SHoaTll VAH OltAMGI COUNTY'S . Stock •552 41 554 Y AC Newport 646-0551 extras1le. 1225 per week. 6t ••••••••• ••••• •• ••••• •• ....., sti-'" 'd 1 ftA "'IST ,._.&0.-1090 $13,931 per~ 84&-7255 -· • "" • 11 ep pes --......... ;.-.{;;.-;...... 30' Avalon mooring. Jn · · '76 CHEVROLET mags. . custom Interior & Kawa.I Grand piano, ST'. front of Sean's & swim '78 Pace Arrow, 2~'. ~MC SHORTY 4X4 <03S19U> Ebony, ~ yrs old '3200. HAIRISON'S area. $2$.000.673-5099. loaded! M IC. Brand Off road tlces. super $1199 s.sz.73 ~Ol"~YHIO~TBS WANTED: slip/mooring, new! SS8-3000. sharp, <*$576)99 "lhTl•~H KboCITYSA Sales~nice-Leastna Hammond B·3 organ. .,~ .......... ~ wy, ,... . terpporary for Npt Bch ,, at ar r, & Beered up Lesley. $1400, 831·2547 doCtor for 41 ' sailboat. '74 OMC. 26' Elegania SE. TaUCK CITY 554-5400 Roy C_..er,lac. 847~ Finder's fee. Aft. &pm, 30.000 ml, custom drps. Stb&Harbor,SA l96l CORVAlR GREEN· Rollsft.oyef; BMW -· a'-'pj .. R. eel 6"-7994. velvet uphol, $22,000/of· 554.sfOO BRIAR WI d 1540.Jamboree Hammond or1an. llke --.. ac ... , a,gg for fer pp 833·H43 • o ow van, new, auto. t'bythm/tape Othin1, ali.p in NB.~ in· Wanted slip tor new 38' ,..-.....:. ....J 1974 LUV autorB41tic, reatorable Newport Beach 640-6444 recdr. lll50, 4&3-2530. teresi avalJ. Take over sa.ilboal. w--. T,..,., 9170 "CIUW CAMPY cooditloa. (114 > 371-0743 1971 IMW JZOI p&Jft)eota. so-caoo 893-4271 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • -·-·-va CAI 32• AnleJ full lenith awn. 4 speed. radio. clean ........... 9510 ___ ,, ...... W 9060 Uveaboatd. need ~· N • root J t t.hruout Ii ready ror your ••••••••••••••••••••••• With ~lal mags, air SPltGI OlaAM ....................... alipfor43"power dueect:,wl1250. S.~73~· vacationr ocea11>. coocl..stereo&fo1ll1ht•. Mode I L • 12"2 w Ith Col. 43, diesel. 9 ba11 boat. 494-7222. OM&. Y S3l95 · • • (l~). REVER8. Owned by a aalls, loaded wlequip· Need boat Ji "73 COM~ACT JR. Travel ""'HOWAlO C ... •roMt • • SADDlBAQC ~l llM.tSldan 6 meal. weU malnt. P .P . • 1 por mooring Trtr. 13 fiberglass pop-DOVla1QUA1LSTS • • VAU.IY MOITS In e~cel&.tnt ~cliUoca. 55ftua ror2' ~·~jreeded top. 3 burner stove. (Near'MacArt.hur. • it ll1·20404'5-4t49 Asktnl f7SO/beat oCJet. m me . a M ~ . queen bed, Hall 6. can J ambotte & Bristol) • ,.. ---------~ mn• evenmp Ii Ludenl(2cotnpleteseu Sdlu~l206 be towed by small NEWPORT BEACH • it-78 3.0 81, 1Uver w/bluo weePoda· •215lday, of1.U.,aoodeood,moor· · pickup. New 8'x9'.rm IJS.0555 • • lot .. lo ml. mlnt cond... (ll(Jh)riiW,,). la& N••port Harbor; IHh.Cw.11& enclosure Sl.300. • • SU.750. PP. 6'2-0865 aft Make ofle'r. Also 14 Sill -r-• tOIO 831-7158 '63 Ford P.U. Brand new • * 7PM Kawai mabo1any 7' La pt t,. a k e s k i (I . •••••••••••••••• •••• •• .. ...-....._ 11.uuey 9 I IO motor 312, needs body ... parlor crand, S6500 . Zl3/Sm7 . • ·~'""' work. Overhead camper, it ~ 71.t/tllMmiO. •llt7 ---------17 flatbot&om. 302 Z28. ••••••••• •••••• •• •• •• • • fully cont. Beat oUer. ,. * tls,.MJLoWCost New paint, cttm lot. "11 Terry traUer1 19'. slf· S31-5.SIM ROGER MILLER SAYS Must Hll 10 .1110 old S.-.. tanchm trlr. Good cond. cont, stall anwr. lg · Tbomaa trUoon 3· S.EASPRAYiA'CATS 93500.Pb:l62-4114. r«rt1, 1lpe 8, bitch incl. ,76~ CouJier P.U., l3M , ''LowPrfc"t" ~~. o~nkg~:.:, P'ROM $1000 17' IJau over plywood Many access. Cfood cood. U'· kpd, below Blue LIASINa '7S 2003. ex~I. cood, blla· t.ein. Mual sell. 558-5156, Terry 833-0070 '71 3201, •uto, sn'rf, AM/FM cw, 3)) wh ls, Sl0.500 P .P . uo.3139 IZ8ll. <:an after e.PM, 811111aNS•,• twht .Johnson 40llP 63MIOI .m>G/oCr.488-0280 4t+llll ~tt'7 ... ,_ c.Jl...._, =~ina'9~~lt ~: Mio s.ryac._ P.rb '76 Toyata SR5 toqbed. 1-... -~-lllill-•I EarlJ l.,.r piano. U 11' Sot C•t Newport •Tall & Accettetlft 9400 RUlal1, AM /FM cau. •142'2 ~ :S~al eaM, a..cb tle-40..n tnchld. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $l5H 540·0885 dya • ..1--WU.iOroU1,$1500. Beetofttt. Tr p1;taHw Autobod.Y ~. M~r 4MM'nlev ~ ' f1S-817,morn'1 6evet. ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• Cll')iiiftOr ooUit~. 811 -.a-,,..p""'0..,.r"""ct-.,.··J-OO_p_l_c_k_up- '"""" -rs MMtte 11 O.t. w~lr. C .J,;''" Me/ 9120 antnaa. AlanSSMOlT :t:':..~·~Traller -·---••••••••• • m. box. X1Dt eood, •••-•••••••••••••••••• 4 U.S. Map. ' Wln•t.on c ~ .... SM-M71 evet • Oldir' caJDI* w.Je .,, 10 ,,,._, 11t Cbny s hap . .-.or-ll?JdQI. tr..ek. 1150. Sto~e a Ptall-..rt l'llffts. MN'JOO -• -. . . . . -. ,,. . RV VAN SALE . 'ISDO DllCOUNTI 3DAYSONLYI FfUOAY -SATURDAY -SUNOAY AUGUST 4fh, Sth & 6ttl YIAll 6#11 SAU OO#T W 1'111$ • rou A8 .,,,...! 5440 QAROE .. GROVE 8L W!STMINSTEI\ (213) llMW t't14) hM010 J ' ;_ uet3, 1178 DAJLYPILOT • ~'41rW ...._,_,aw ....._ .. ,;rW ......_,.,,,... 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V..a, 'TS ~ ftutltbooit. air, T Dauu a 2+2 control • low mllH . ,_..nariu._PWH.bt n btlbM XJ.nt CODd. aow Clliflllr tf21 Ylla)t top. 'dr. 1 CW AJl/P'll,PS/PB,,Hp. "NO WONDER ~~·map, A/ <tllZ7NXH) • ..,or...... ,......,.,..._ IDlllL Muat SIU $1.SOO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• pellt.w.tDI en.au ~ '17-. mlnl, mwil Mii 1971.-ZntC -r1•rva~ • V-1,air .V/top.P /S.P /B. rdab.naul004-a-. ~· •p. c.lnt eo.d, E ~ • • • · m es.1 -1..-~~HI -..11 an.. ·11 Cordoba ~775 '72, VI. .-lad air. PS 'Tl·~·°"' owMr. W OST ~IN cua, k pd, aar Ste,.... erldH eoatrol, fl llC '72VW~:.!!!" lftl, FM °"91111~~'1 P /Wln, 60 /40 aeal . Ph87Ml21 sans arr-... -•·~ fWT. wl.Ddow•. • door ftlt _. 6e lo.dedl I! ca._,.._,coM, s..tle-AM /FY. ye llow. P.P . '14 ..i ftally loaded o c k • -A f I n • Macha browa nWtor • .... lff.orr7 lOM. Uke new. '9IM4.59 1977 ftOID 71 PIMJO Allll Fll 114,.0 tape e..aotaobllel Buy or a.w ml.Ml. Prt. pty. C.U '76 Rabbit. It blH. • ttlO MAVmc:IC 5eAM STA'nOMWAMM A.IC ...... ll.000 ml I ea.. ( u ... IT ) . .auo. AM/'f'll eua. '2200. TEST c .. r....... <4t!RXC) IWaDlc .Uvet pabd. ' • -~A /F 76MD4IOSIL ~ •• IMC .....,., DRIVE .. ;~~(;;.;;-~~.. $3899 =-ndi~~~i lril AJC m•s• •ln Complcta •"-' aunroof. fOllCNI '70camperw/neweqlne .._ DIESB. MAlllC V PHIL LOMG ChM owner. (<>71PC1'> cond.-.i . .,.n =~~~•t,•;~c~ =..-:-....:=::: day• 81~12 evu ~ ~~~a:U:· i!!~~!~.~: llOllD ~Calll6Blorw 'TSBDO..Xlbt ~ LowCPlow mtl u . ._.,.._.,....1a&e. l3N1IO SEVILLE factory a i r cood. & 43 AutoCenterDr. c.t'-...... or '-t otr . Mual H I <llllA ) 8'qorleaH W•'t~aL.. 189 vw aunroot. DMda • AM /FM mreo/8 track. s.o;z;ir. -Newport Blvcf. In·-. MAllQUaYW oalnt•Uree.mecban (119PQL). COSTA MESA 'Tlaow....,.Una mu .... a .a.a. 1ea111 u1aac1 *'"· Nabers 177H Mwcut · ttso ·14PUMoSedao ••••· ~.,. A•1r• ~-...... Nabers ---'-··-···••• 1..owmUea1e. Escleao -. m-...P.P. JM VW VM. lDlat coocf. 1"'-~J11ac O&ANGEOOUNTY'S 116501*2133 fW t7l "77•~/~t.no, IM ..... d*b. belt ~ AUTO CIMTll WfOOl.N~CURY '7Z Plnt.o.4-apd. Al ii._, 001•tfi1'WJ}tt•.. '*or~· 11o'.?m • e6'. Olli lfl.HIO, 2600 H11th11t Bl vcJ. Die ·.~;i~.i"~~c Deela'lbip b now OPEN :,a.,... call t-~. Richard. . .. we ..., ..., " ...,.~ ltn..-ZJllC ll>u&bUUS, snuat..U •a•• •!l=a::.. ~ CmtJ Mew S40·9'00 ACROSS FROM FEDCO IAYR.ADBOI ·12 yellow runa bo ut :a!: :,;-..:-:::: low .X. · Uh M•. AutomaUc. pwr steer-112Twaa. P\111) recood, = .._ _. .,.._ COSTAMISA LllfCOLN.MERCURY AM /P'll caaa. $919 . ....__.111..t" (Gl1MJll) """air CODd. •extra low 4'1,000ort1 ml '5700. ca n afUPlll 1911 CADILLAC 540-t I" ~~~'::.P!~it S'73-41llatlt ""' rnnea. <DVVOl. ~ ·-.. JtUf SIVILLl4DOOa IRVINE 1--------11 ~~;rm w-.,w•~ .. 4!t. ...... -.a ·11 c.onv.rt as6B very 1eavtu at&te. m.~P va. .. Mmauctrans.,M l ·:_u~"t!:·W--.:: a>e.1000 ~3UD~ei'f~~ ~~::: TIAMSAMS WEHAVl"IM '"'.Ii .. !O f\Mt ••• nv --•.--. can. oew ttrea. $4900. ndamllll6.~ piower,factoryalrcond .• pp--.:..,. • • · tires $1395/oHer Dowe6QuallSts. l-49'l-3'110 leatber interior Ult · .1.......,3739 "18 Moateco Wp. 12.000 -.113i> · J:.;:·:=~-, '82 58 S eaauie. Must St e r;:,., 2 2 O o . =:e1rd. ~,';:.'·~~ ~:!tlV~g owner . ~~extras.~. Pb '74 waaon. vry cle:n :.::: :: = IMS HARBOR Bl.VD NEWPORT BEACH aeU. Dl90 (213)595-4311 ete. I.Jc. 78SSWN. St.It. ·; ... " ,.100· automa tic. 48.000 m 1 • .... T..-.._ CO ~Tt\~ES A OA T~Ut-4 S4M4IOl4NZll llJ.0116 M2·3804 ·-• ....,... 1'71MllCUIY .,.150_ ... 39 ..... 8 WtMSOHAft '71 VW. xlnl cond, aut.o. --:;· S "17 M k y l , IOIC ~ .... _...... ..--8l7 WA.oNS AMI ,...,,..D 1IM 230SL, belle. bard • "17 ea. Porsche, no money A/C, new tires & brakes. ;• 11,399 ar • mmac. A COUPE 71 Pinto Wa-Aut.o. Lo MMe .-.S ....... j toft top. $'1000 or offer down, take ~ver lse. ult $1700 or best offer. Creme.io.ded. P.P. (l9lTQU) mi, j),ooo :i~arrant ". 11--------.,. o..raoona~to 54(MJl87 wkdys. ~. !::•o 898·2638 or 751·.:S ~.wkdys,9·5· $4499 Xlrrteoad.531·2164 'J $6177 cboalefrompluaan ~eves/wlmda ·-vwSq....... "'"-· C...... 9932 PHIL LOlll..IG Olbtandinl aelectlon •68 ...___ .. _ 912~ ht -,.,.., new en........ ••••••••••••••••••••••• " I 976 FOaD FOii MS MIW olSpona caraat '6U30SL, orig int, nu eng, ~ • 1 • w tr1aa•tlres. Good bod)t. POllD O '71 GRAHDfllll DlCK MILLER no coovert top. Superb w/blk Int. I cood. $1100. 883·1070 daya. 197ICHIVIOUT ""AutoCen•-·Dr. ""' WAG()M Air cond111oning. ~ llOTORS eood. 1!99C> firm. Must ~Call Rocky 9·5· ~HPll. lllke. COIVITTICOWI ... """ tMl6PlO) brakes & st~ tilt 120VIWamer,S.A. Mil.US.7729. 1972 VW B b 71"'*•-• •c 4 speed, pwr. steering, S.D,~ar.ioe $3499 wheel.wirewbeef~ . • _ $57·213:2 ._ 911 S.spd 30K ml 00 1111. mec . ~ pwr. disc brakes. ai •---------(2JJlASP589086> • ::-W 1970 MBZ 1970. 280SL. e,.,-S5800/b a l oU perfect. new eo1&oe. Com'IDIVl.LJ c ood .• mag wheel t'8al a 9t5Z PHIL LONG ---...-. ... 22K, c:asaelt $8 ,0 00 m i, a uto, •· · S21TS. G eor1e. Dya ea.._._._.top .... 1 beautiful black exteri -~ 0 11•• .... , .... _....., ; ateno, aulo. melalll white/tobacco bm IH\h. -..sz. 8'19-3900, Evea5'5·1893 ..;:,;t;pe, 'r~~:fr "1esa than 20.000 mUea ••••-.. • .. •••••••••••• flOllD ~ "-,... •.,.. : .. ~Xtra cleu. S3a>O. ~0:_~:;1e_:/;,knd ·~~J;~~s~h:pe~~1:c': '68VWBUll.1M1050wpainL ~.~~~ile ~~>~~(~10~.er i::lT~~~~~:.~ ~~~~~~ :..•A~[i.__N • ..,. . -GIVING UP nlE GOOD MBZ ,.,. -E l a• .. -Group, slat c:ood. $5200. .....~ _ 15999 $7900 automatic, pwr. steer· 761 1111 : • LIPE · GE'ITING MAR· '" ~ ' e uocr, 536-4471 (114) 960-H51 or .....,..._,, inl. All/Fii cUaeue 6: . , Rt•D • F newenr. perfect, yellow. .... Nabe in escellent condition! l•,.11.,•••••-tt60 MAGNM • r.. 74 I a l 124 ~.115'7·9381 (213)saz.5....,. ·72 VW Adventure cmpr. rs (21SSWl'l. Pri. pty. Best ••••-••••••••••••••••• •• Spyder. Pred 955-3130 8-S • nu. rebll eng, moy xtraa .-Call -"' • a.. d • a PMGIM401 Everungs '83 UIO, rebll eog. mech 78 XRT5. xlnt. cond . 960-3917. ...er. 5'$-3711 evoi:n· 76 rury. 4· r .. 1 • nu ' I -=-~,,,------..:..::.:.__1 xtnt. tires 28 s tree t le&al $400 AUTOCEMTIR ingalrweekenda. trans, aar. P /S. Sl95. PONTllC k __ • '75 Xl/9, utrem el N..t..~ ~ .. ..;. _.0 .:!fg· C94-6611/mom. ' •70 Fastback 1lUto dile .Dtv.olNaberiCadlllab ,_770-_7293 ______ _ ~AMJP!l,..~:afr ·->""' . .._.....,, .• "'~ rUes; lnt~ • 1421..._ ST. "JO Mustang PS. PB. air . ._1500 'Tl ~. xlnt cond., many • b •it ."$13SO. ACRO~FROM FEDCO auto; 1Clnl cond. 50.000 iS Ply. BnM.11bam. like 7 • xtrasSlO.SOO. 751-41610 COSTAMISA ·es Oorvette Conv. 327 4 .m. bl• GIGO 641-IS13, new.16.000ml.2-dr.NC.. 2.48QKARBQRJI.. .._.. 972 HOUSE Of 19.()099 '89 VW bus ........ _._. ong cond. y... 558-6442 P JS. P /B. 1 owner cu. AT FAIR ...... eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee l!. .. A-Af" Qt"' AUi\. va $3100 962-4892 ._..Mew •71 .. ..._. 9755 S1750/ofr ~.. aeet '5G.417·3185. ;s 11.-... wt1t/bUJ'I. tnt.•...;_-·------•• COSTA MESA . ~A Can IMPORTS, INC. • ........ •••••••••••••• 964-llll ,77 Cad. Seville. fully •8 Conette 69 000 . 6-cyl, 30111, xlnt cond. '73 Dmter 3'0. Lo mi'a, ~ l"'IV"l""llV TISTDIJVI OUll LARGEST 1oaded, 2 way pwr. &eat. both t 'xt 't md. S3100lbltofr.175-1375 A/T . vol lop, Slf45. '"======~~~ MANY Authorized Mercedes air·cond., Unted alasa, ops. n COD . 768-1119 ~ Benz Dealer -U CAI • $5lllO. 837-0192 . · ·68 Muat .. U«ht engine.•--------• l'71 rotmAC · ToCll1ose,.,,_! AmfHEY&•I" SB.ECTIOM AM/FY stereo, 8 track. new u,. Body needs '73Sebrio1 power radio llST SBICTIOM vr SA apL cootrot tilt wheet. Cau1• minorrepau. paioL t&OO. A/C. c~ cootrOl SlssO H.AHDNll UNIVERSITY IM 1ME WISTI! Good Inventory in stock. OF USID VWs leather inter .. vinyl roof, •••••••••••••••••••••• ssz.o563 , 644-1487 Automatic, ,.... steer· oe. .. wa. HurrywhUetbeylaat! IMTHIAllA Sentinel li~ts. $10,500. '10XR7. all white beauty. tnc. stereo radio 6 lea HOlldm c... • GMC INISIL$ MllACLI G I o r t a n n e • 351C, all extras. Nd ru '68 Fastbaelt 2119, auto. 'ID Sport SUburban Sta. t b a o 6 o o t m ll es ! Tr-=b ~::gg:=;::=. MAZDA_...A .. LT 673-27001971·0289-sale..$2100/olr.548-0211. A/C.All~~-Wgn,only 18..000ma,new <480UPW>. Pric:espedal 1u..0010Mll4>Ye10w ,_, "' _....._... motor brakes • tireA cttbeweelrat a&SOHarbor Blvd. 1uooo1omai-· 21.50Harbw Blvd. '76 CADIL&.AC '70 Xlnl motor, gd tires. 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Stoek~ TEN CENTS ,, •1 ij Stock Market VoluDle, Dow Jones .Soar NEW YORK. tAP> -Th tock market continued au powerful 1ur1e oo the avl t f1rst·hour volume ver before steadyan1 ta~r ln the day. t.opplf\I the previous record ol 17 ~8 mUUon set d.artn1 the sortna rally ln April is. early tradlnl and was up more Tttat ~ry supPoS~ly shows than 14 late this momlq. a "buy signal" when both the in· it tsn't as ll Uus rally came out of the blue. the market has been building up to it for a period of weeks:· said Larry Wachtel. an analyst at Bache. HaJsey. Stuart & Shields. Volume on the New York Stock Exchante climbed to a torrid SO miWon ahares ln four bOW'S. In tbe first hour alone. 20 13 million shares chanaed b~. ·More than •7 million 1hares ,.,.re traded Wedne1day, the sixtb h1'Mlt tn hlatory. Tbe Dow J~ averate ol 30 Industrials, wblcb leaped more than 22 points Wednesday, climbed more than 12 potnta in Gainers outnumbered I01ers by a marstn ol more than l·to-1. Analysts said the euphoric mood which produced such dramatic 1atns was ln.splr«t by hopes ot a downturn in interest rates and widely followed Wall Street doctrine known as the Dow theory • • Huntington Gir4 ~5 VictiJD's Mother Hunted in Kidnap By &AYMOND ESTRADA Jr. Of .. .,..., Pl• $Uft Police are seeking a warrant for.the arr~ of Carnalla Miller, 25, on suspicion of child stealing and-burglary .in connec.tion with the disappearance Monday of her daughter, S·year·old beauty queen Valeena Mariska Miller, from the youngster's Huntington Beach home. Lawmen have found no trace of Mrs. Millerorthe girl. ... Finge rprints found on a bedroom window at the home of Kenneth and Juanita Moore, Valeena's legal guardians and irandparents matched those of Coast Man Denies Sex Allegation Huntington-·BeHh · resident.. Robin F . Garrell pleaded innocent Wednesday in Los Angeles County Superior Court to charges he was involved In an alleged child prostitution and pornography ring. Garrett, 58, a building contractor with offices in Costa Mesa, was-freed on $50,000 bail aflet his lawyer, Gerald Utti. argued that Garrett was ~ •·respectable member of his community" and had never been arrested before. Los Angeles police arrested Garrett in downtown Huntington Beach af\er be and eight other men were indicted by the Los Angeles County Grand Jury on 44 prostitution and pornography C\ arges. Copter CrtUh . "llllh2 Men TWENTY·NlNE PALMS <AP) -Two men have been killed and three others injured lo the crash, ot a military helicopter during reserve training ex· ercises lt Twenty.nine Palms Marine Base, a fpokesman says. Lt. Cbarle& t>Tlce said the na111es of the. victims in Wednesday's crash have not been released pending notification of relatives. . · The helicopter crash was blamec:l oo mecbanical.f allure. Cd:i/ano's Finest 8our? Mrs. Miller, sald police Sgt. Luis Ochoa. Mrs . Miller, whose fingerprints were supplied by the San DlegO Police Depart· ment, is Valeena'a mother. but lost legal custody of the child three years ago. an auto. Valeena, a blonde, blue-eyed Miss La Petite Beauty Pageant winner, was sleeping with her 86·year-old great.grandmother. Billie Maude Moore, at the time or the abduction, police said. The Moores said they are un· sure if their daughter, Mrs. Miller. would hurt Valeena, but told police Camella's 2·year-old son, Jason, died mysteriously last Oct. 5. · Police allege that Mrs. Miller and possibly an accomplice tore down a screen and pried open a downstairs window at the Moore home, 20191 down Reef Lane. about 1 am. Monday. It is alleged that Mrs. Miller Fountain v~ey 'police detee· sc~ped UJ?, younf Valeena wh~ lives whO probed Jason's death cned out I don t. waot to go said the case ls still unsolved. The before she was whisked aw.Q..i!l __ ~l!-wa&!aundsuffocatedwithtwo Gei;ina Shepherd, 13. of Red Bluff. shows off her pet tarantula. ''Taboo'." who won n rst prize in the unusual pet category at the Te hama County Fa\r. · Huntington Man GDilty IDStaiibing An Orange C,9unty Superior Court illrY returiied-.a verdict ot not g~ W~ayin the trial of a Huntlnstoo ~acb ~an ac· cused of tnfllctina near.fatal knife· wounds on another' man after tbe pair quarreled at a party. The verdict ended the trlal of Frederick LewlS hcblnger, 25, of 406 10th St., Runtln1ton Beach, whO wu charged with attempted murder, assault with 111tent to commit murder and as· sault Vlitb a deadly weapon. Jschlnger was accused on ar· rest of stabbing Dwight Edward Ha1a M. ellbt tlmel alter the two men quarreled lut Nov. ~ at • a Lake Street party. plastic bags and a blanket wrappe<f ar rnt-tltm, investigators said. Mrs. Moore said that, soon after the lot's deatl\, Mrs. Miller voluntarily committed herself to Genetee Mental Facility in San Diego, but left the Institution earlier thla'year. Police and television newsmen have contacted a male friend of Mrs. Miller~s in San Diego. Mrs. Moore asserted tbe friend. known as "Tasso" telephoned her on behalf of Mrs. Miller two months ago. Mrs. Moore asserted that the man asked her to allow Valeena to stay with Mrs. Miller for five days. When Mrs. Moore refused, the man said Mrs. Miller would seek to gain legal custody of the llttle girl. Hwotlngton Beach and Foyn. ta in Valley police were to meet with Orange County Sheriff's irJvestigators and FBI agents today to discuss the search for the abducted girl. lsrrwlis Atttrek Guerrilb TEL AVIV, Israel (AP> -tsraeli warplanes at· tacked Palestinian guer· rllla training base in soµthem l..ebanon today in retallatlon for a terrorist bombin_g in a Tel Aviv market that wounded 49 people and killed one a 'f~w hours ~lier, the gov- ernment sald. <Story, Pa1e At) , l'be state radio said the air fo~ Jets attacked a Palestinian installation at · a place called Dabar a· Tutah near the Zaharani River. Tbe radio, 1ivlng few other details, said all the tnaell planes returned saleJ.y. dustrial and transpor\atlon averages established new highs for a significant period of Ume. Still. some analysts said the sheer momentum which bqan late Wednetiday carried_over ln· to early trad.lng today. "It's a combination of tl\inCS and it's part.I.)' psyc})otogjcal. But Blue chips. which are favored by lnstituttonal investors. ptJlted strong gains. Analysts said buying by some Raymond Sharp of Scottsdale. Ariz.~ shows off hi:J new look after participating in the annual Mighty Mud Mania sponsored by the city recreation department. Firemen hosed the youngsters off later. 'Homosexual' Tag Irks C::hief' s. Victim By S'fEVE MITCHELL ot tllt o.ur""' ..... The 'victim of an assault by Laguna Beach Police Chief Jon Sparks said in.. a telephone ln· tervlew today he resents being referred to as a homosexual in reports of events following a tavern altercation June 29. Delbert Mathieson, 31, an ln· dependent trailer truck driver . Crom Costa Mesa, said reference )n a news story Wednesday made by a Lguna Beach police officer befo~ city councilmen 1reatly dist\U'bed him. "I resent being referred to as a bomosellual," the angry trucker said today. "That night was the first time in 15 1ears I've been In Lquna. and I was there wltn a lady friend .• , f. A hews story Wednesday qUOl· ed at lenetb a ata~meiit by a Laguna Beach police officer seeking the resignation or dis· missal of the police chlef. Chief Sparks was fined $500 for battery after beating Mathieson in a bar and reataurNJt. Officer Terry MacAdams, ln revealiog police reports of that evening, quoted the chief as re· ferring to Mathieson as a "--fagot" when confront· ed by an officer called to the scene of the altercabon. Sparks' reinstatement as chief was sup. ported by spokesm en for the homoseiual community. · "t was not aware be m.ie that comment to an officer." M1tt~ieson said, adding that he was in the restroom at the time, washing blood from hls face. Sparks had earlier hit the man in the face ~ or four times, Mathieson said, apparently pro.. <See CBIEF. P11e AZ> Surf Victim Unidentified foreign investors. who hadn't participated in Wednesday's powerful surge, was helping. to fuel the rall.y further today but heavy buying t>y institutional in· vestors was also evident. Tbe Dow industrial index jumped 22.78 points Wednesday. its largest slngle·day surge m 31}, years. Mom,6 Kids Fall To Death SALT LAKE CITY CAP) -A woman whos e hus band committed suicide two days ago plunged with ber seven children from an ll·story hotel balcony in downtown Salt Lake City t~ay in what police said may have been a bizarre religious act. The mother and six children died. -Police-Lt .• RQger.-1'iMersley ·said "atleast three or the older children jumped of their own volitloQ" from chairs stacked on -the balcony. Authorilies said the mother pushed some of the children. Police U . Nick Paloukos said. "All indications are the~ were religious fanatics and decided to join the father." He s aid the rather. who committed suicide Tu~sday night. was the leader of llll obscure religious sect. A lS·year ·old garl who survived was reported in critical conamm. The family members were "d evoted to each other- extremely so." said police Sgt. Brent Davis. who said be knew the father personally. Davis said the father. whom • be i dentified as Emmanuel David. 39 ... believed be was the Holy Ghost. Jesus Christ and God -all three at the same time ... The police sergeant said David changed bis name from Bruce Longo several years ago. Klnnersley said David had been excommunicated from the .Mbrmoo Church about 15 years ago and had seve r31 times declared himself a leader of that church and had demanded that titties be pa1d to him. Authorities identified the dead woman as Rachel David, 38. Names and ages of the children were not Immediately a vailable. "J just couldn 'l believe it," said Felix Palacios. • delivery truck driver Who said he saw the woman throw two children from the balcony of the International (See PLUNGE. Page AZ> FUGBfsEND; 'NO PUNES' COLOMBO, Sri Lanka <AP> - Air Ceylon. Sri Lanka's national flag carrier, suspended all night services because it bad no planes. airlines spokesman Lan· ville Pieris reported. He said two of the airlines' three aircraft were under repair and a third had to have its certificate of airworthiness re· newed . • Coast Wea&ber Nlgbt and morning low cloudtness with buy sun. shine in the afternoons throu1h Friday. Slithtly warmer days. Highs rang. lng trom about 70 at the beaches to lower 80s ln in · land areas. Lows tonight mostly in mid 608. INSIDE TOD.4 '1 A Newport Bfocla rdidna hod a alaoiu b•&weefl a 1wfmmang pool ond a Joporene ~/or her•· nh>6'r""'V pre#ld. SM claou IM t~. Sn F'cah&mtO, Pag•CI . • ..... _.....__ AJ DAil Y PtLOT H/f To Play in Shrine ClaNic lNOlANAPOLIS t AP> -Richard Nlxon l11om1 public aauin This llme on d 101t course The form r president wtU pl•y lA the pro.am !\e ment of tht-Indianapolis Shrine Golt Classic Wednesduy ~nd Thursduy at Sp<.-e<iway Golf Course. tournttm<.>ntotllcials announced Wednesday The pn>-uf1\. wbach also will feature such 1turs lb ent ertaln"Cr Mickey ROoney. 11 part of the Profe mal Golf Assocletlon Seniors tour. Bwd Owen. 1enet'1ll chairman of the lndian•90Us Shrine Golf Classic. suid Nixon wanted lo participate becuus~ proceeds so to Shrine children's hospltatls. Terrvr la Paris 1 Arabs Attack PLO Office, Slay Two PARIS (AP> -Two Arab gunmen allaclted the Parts of. fices of the Palestine Liberation Organization today, assassinat- ed lhe PLO's chief represen· tative In a bail of bullets and killed another employee with a grenade before being captured by police. The PLO official. 40-year-old lzziddin Qalaq. was riddled witb 16 bullets. police said. He had been in Paris as the PLO ' HBMansion Tours Slated For Aug. 20 Tours of the e legant old Newland House farm mansion in Hunlington Beach are being scheduled for the public on Aug. 20. according to officia.ls or. the Huntington Beach Historical Society. The nearlv ccntury·old Vic· torian home where foreign dignitaries were wined and dined in the late yeai;s or the last century is bein& restored by the group. Tours will be 10 a .m. to 4 p.m. at the old mansion just off Beach Boulevard neaT Adams Avenue. • and a special new tour attrac· t1on The General Store, at the groun<S will be open. Resefvations for a visit, with the history explained by Robin Maltby and other tour guides, may be made by calling 962-5777. according to spokesman GeorgeaM Carr. Previous publication in other newspapers or the tours incor· rectly listed this coming Sunday as a tour day. according to His· torical Society officials. who will only be holding a meeting there. ,.,.... P.,,e A J ·PLUNGE ••• Dunes Hotel before jump1ug. He said he saw the children struggling and trying to bold on· to the balcony railing. Paloukos, the police lieute- nant, said some of the children were screaming and struggling with the mother. representative since 1172 and was known as a supporter of PLO chief Vasser Arafat ln his struccle against Iraqi-backed extremists who reject any Idea ol negotiations with Israel. The second PLO employee died alter a grenade exploaloo blew off bis leg, police aald. An anonymous caller later clalmect' Paleetinian radicals were respOf\Sible. One raider fled soon after the initial attack and was cauahl minutes later, police said. After a two·hour siege. lhe secQnd was overcome by employees of the Arab League's Paris office, in the same building as the PLO. was forced to rele1_5e a host.ale and then was turned over to French olfieen, pollce said. The two terrortsla. one with blood AllU1ing down the side of his head, were taken away for questioning. It was the second bloody ter rorist operation ln Paris in four days. An Arab cU.nman seized hostages in the Iraqi Embassy here Monday, and two people were killed and four others wounded in a binrre shootout between Iraqis and French police after he surrendered. The "Pto. Die Arab League and the Franco-Arab Ctiamber of Commerce share offices in an elegant 19th century building on Boulevard 8ausseman ln the central 8th Arrondlssement. An anonymous telephone caller told the French news agency Agence France-Presse that the strike was mounted by the .. Reject.ion Front of State-. less Palestinian Arabs," a pre. viously unheard-or group. The caller claimed responsibility for an altack Mon· day on the Iraqi Embassy as well as the operation at lhe PLO offices. ··we don't want a land of exile any more, but the promised land of Mohammed," said the caller, who i$ientified himself as the fronl.'s commander. '·we are gong to strike all over France. This is only the beginning. We will put France into flames, and its pro-Jewish, pro· American regime." There was no immediate way to confirm the authenticity of the claim. 'Close £oples' Mystery AsSault Prolle.d A bizarre episode. In which a man reportedly was the vicUm of un a11ault with a deadly weapon and armed robbery at BolH Chica Statte Beach and then appa....Uy sluhed bis own wrtata. was under Investigation today. The unidentified victim appar.ntly tried to commit 1uJclde ln the men's room at a aervlce station at 15932 Pacific Coast Hi1hway after being robbed and psaulted. lnvesti&i'tors at the station and boat fUel dock across the street from Surfside Colony in the Sunset Beach area were on the scene. trying to determine details. "Obviously. it's been a bad day for the gentleman, .. observed one Huntington Beach omcer. Details of the attack and robbery at the state beach which bas been plagued with violence thia year were being gathered today but officers were uncertain about which agency would Investigate. Jurisdictional boundaries of Seal Beach and Huntington Beach poUce, along with those of an area patrolled by Orange County Sheriff's Office deputies. all meet in the immediate region. The condition of the assault victim was not immediately known. Mesa-Teaelier Mr. Knights Bites Slated F u n e r a.I s e r v i c e s a re scheduled Friday for Huntington Beach resident George KeMeth Knights, a veteran teacher at .McNally High School in Costa Mesa,· who tied Tuesday of heart failure,J:le VI ·--~ Services will be held at 4 p.m. in the Smith Tuthill Lamb Westcliff Chapel in Costa Mesa. Mr. Kni&hti, te.ught driver education. boating and music during his 10 years at McNally High School. He received his teaching credential from Long Beach State and taught in Downey and San Clemente before coming to Costa Mesa. He was J>resident of the Southern California Triumph Club and ~ught power boating classes in Oana Point. His interest in music Jed him to a job as ·saxophonist some years ago with Skiles and Hen· derson. •Under Mr. Knights ' guidance, a group of McNally students once took tfiird place honors at the Orange Coast College Jazz FeaUval. ~ Mr. Knights Is survived' by his widow, Susan; parents David Koights and Irene Hutchins ; sons, David, Gregory. Steven. Todd and George Knights Jr.; daughters, Jayne Olsen, Naomi Knights and Ruth Ann Knights. and his sister. Phylis Ohr. He said "it happened pretty fast. as fast as she could throw them." Authorities said two bodies fell to the sidewalk, and the others lan,ded on the roof of the hotel coffee shop. Paloukos said the survivors may have been cushioned by landing on tbe other bodies. SF 'Zodiac' Letter Revealed as Fake AP ........ RAGING WATERS OF GUADALUPE AIVEA SURGE PAST DOWNTOWN KERRVILLE, TEX. Death Toll Mount• Fotlowtng Heavy Raina In Texas Hiil Country Flood Deaths Mounting Raging Waters Gatlwr Strength in Texas BA""NDERA, Texas <AP> - Rampaging flood waters fed by 14 inches of overnight rain gained strength 10 the central Texas hill country today and of· ficials listed death counts rang. mg from eight to 15 Hundreds fl ed their homes and damage estimates mounted Officer Bill Fackelman of the · Kerrville -pottce sllttt mn.eFt!<l reports eame in "all night long" about deatbs and missing persons. "We've got nine bodies out of Bandera, four out of Comfort and two out of Center Point," Fackelman said. He said at least nine people were missing from Center Point and Cornfort However. the Texas Depart- ment of Public Safely said it confirmed eight deaths. A de· partment spokes man s.aid the. agency was havfng Crouble con- tacting Kerrville police regard· ing the higher count given by Fackelman. Communications in the area were disrupted. The waters of the Upper Guadalupe River reached new crests today. even as authorities were still trying to locale people missing from We dnesday's flooding The N1tt1onat Weather Service in San Antonio warned residents of the Guadalupe flood plains to evacuate a 20-mile a rea. About 200 people were forced to leave Kerrville and nearby Ingram on Wednesday night The torrential rains spawned by tropical storm Amelia caused rivers to surge from their banks into riverfront communities and caawsites early Wednesday. Humble homes and exclusive dude ranches alike were ravaged. and the LBJ ranch was turned into a swamp. In a region where residents re- cently worried about drought. one river rose 10 feet ln one hour. submerging a hiehway bridge. Heavy rains that bit the aren Tuesday and Wednesday turned several normally i>lacid rivers into surging death traps. In a 48-hour period ending Wednes- day night. Kerrville had re ceived 22 incl>es of rain. - Fro.Page Al . cmEF ... voked by a comment made to a waitress by the ytclim. "Myself and a liay friend had a shrimp cocktail and a drink and I had called the waitress to picl< up ~my tab." Mathieson said. "Sparks was dancing at the ttmr.muttbe waitress asked me if I was leaving, 'because or the show.· She was referring to the police chief's dancing, .. Mathieson explained. The truck drivec said he told tbe waitress, "No, my only con- cern is tbat be might knock the tray out of your bands. "I was in the process ol Stand· ing up to leave when he came to the tabl~. picked up lhe flower and shoved it in my face." he said. The flooding devastated much of Bandera. Comfort and Medina. Kerrville resembled a war zone as National Guard troops. Army and state police belicop· ters and scores or police deposit· ed stunned refugees at evacua· t1on centers Children rescued from the Sffendip Camp on the Medina River were taken to .+le Pipe Creelt Volunteer Firt> Depart. ment. Refugees from Camp Bendina were taken to a church in Bandera. National Guardsmen forded a stream late Wednesday night to rescue 156 girls from the isolat- ed Herman-Scott camp. The girls were taken to a high school an Comfort where they were re- united with their families. Gov: Dolph Briscoe asked that all three counties .-he Aeclar~ disaster areas and made eligible for emergency assistance funds and programs. Six Seeking Ocean View Board Post ··He caught me in the right Six people have filed resumes corner of my eye." listing their qualifications fpr When Mathieson went back filling out resigned Ocean View down in his seat. the chief al· Sc ho o I District Trustee legedly slugged Mathieson in the Margaret "Maggie" Stark's mouth. "I covered up my fJce. unexpired term. then he leaned over the table Friday is the deadline for and hit me three or four times formal application to complete on top or the bead." the remaining two years of her M athiesoo sldlf he pu!hed the trustees~... ~ chief's body away with the table. Dr. Stark announced she was and· the chief staggered quitting last month because or backwards and sat down. increased duties including "I said, 'Get away from me. teaching and research in urban you son of a bitch: and Ulen studies at Cal State Upiversity. asked someone to call the Long Beacfi. police." District officials said today in "It's just lucky he didn't put addiUOll to the six resumes on out my eye because then I fil& for a screeo.ing committee couldn't drive my truck." that convenes Aug. 9, other Carter lo Speak Mathieson said. "I don't want to district residents plan to·submit see the man lose b1s job, but I theirs by Friday. WASHINGTON <AP > -Presi· want to see justice done." Applicants to date include T. dent Carter. revving up his ~ Mathieson said be ill often on Ernesto Betha ncourt. Joyce campaign for revamping the the road, an4 did not know that Scott. Donna George. Judy civtl service system, planned to Sparks has already faced a He ller, A.J . Schmidt and journey into the hotbed of OP· judge and received a fine. Maxwell Sudicow. position tonight. Carter will ''Jn that case." he said. "I The top rive, In the opinion of answer questions at. a high guess justice has been done... a screening committee, will be school m the Washington suburb When asked ilbe would seek a nominated to the Ocean View of Fairfax, Va .• an area where civil compJe.int·ag~ the diief dis trict board following thousands of federal workers for his lnjunes. Mathieson said interviews next Wednesday and Police Maj. Harry Parke said the woman apparently was dis· traught over the suicide of her husband, Bruce Longo. live. he would have no comment. Thursday. bureau for withholding _iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~~iiiiiii!iiiiiiiii~~~~~~~~~ Information th.at Inspector David Toschi had written sett.praising letters W1Cler false names to a loc a foolumnist. Paloukos said Longo. who also called himself Emmanuel David. was found dead in his van in Emigration Canyon east ot ~t Lake. Authorities said he died of carbon monoxide poisoning and ruled the death a suicide. DAILY PILOT Toschi, chief investigator of the Zodiac kUllngs, worked on the case for nine years before <rain transferf.ed him to the pawn shop detaH last month after learning or Toschi 's bogus fan mail about himself. Bandit Hits A lone gunman, sporting a mustache and yellow and black beanie, held up a Hunttncton Beach savings and loan offlce Wednesday and fled on foot wtth S3,•50, police reported. The bandit, a LaUn ln his 30s, simulated a weapc>n In hta rtaht jacket pocket and told two tellera at Brentwood Savin&$ and Loan, SD Edlnser Ave., to 1lve blm their MOM)'. • Tbe l\D'U'Uan, whO ei'Uerid Oto office shortly alter. ll .a.li.1 1rabbed the IOot, walked out or the bu!ldint and then broke into a trot Ln&O a nearby N1idealtal " • LOCAL I NATION ThUl'lday,Auguat3. 1978 s Region's Heritage Cited ia Plea· for Sehool Funds 81ANNECOOPEa OtllaDelty .......... ·•1 find myself ln • •trance position. I come. Manut-1 GomC"&. bc.m la Santa Ana lnvelint Ow ~I Camino Baal to Cal&. P rf · to ln San Juan Capiatrano. to pl ad with the Capastrano aet.oo& boord not to cut fund& for lnallah Aa • ~nd t..anauaae toYnett '' Gomt11. chairman of thf' Or,n&e County Human Rel•· ~onai Councll's educaUon tom· 11'1 lttt>e. wa, Ont> ot 5evt>n spokesmen for thf' district's '.Ax in Band panlab-spetldn.t community. ur1ln1 tn&St tb1s wMk to put back S43,909 cul from tho En1U h M Second Lanpace proaram for \he coml"I 1chool yeur THE 54 PB&CSNT reductlon to Ul'e ... 791 ESL budatt WU amon1 S3.2 mllUon in cut. mflde by trultees to brint the dl1trict'1 prelimlnAry 134 8 million budcet for tt7S.7' In llM with reduced property tax ""enuea tndeipat· f'd In the ,,ake ot Proposition 13. A lazy afternoon on the beach is more enjoyable with a guitar in hand. Mark Dow of Dana Point proves his point at Laguna's main beach. . • .• Developlllent Foes Fail to Halt Job A lawsuit filed by the San Clemente Homeowners Association. seeking to biQj!k development by Estrella Properties on the 2.200- a~e Forster Ranch, has been dismissed in Orange County Superior · Court. The civil suit ftlcd May 19 . against the city claimed pro· : visions of the California En- . vironmental Quality Act were : not met when an environmental impact report and conditional use permit for Forster Ranch development were approved by the City Council. "Our intention was to get the City Council's attention and win some assurance that CEQA standards would be met." said Mitchell. "In that sense, we feel we were successful. .. The Estrella development firm has proposed construction or 2,447 homes on 1,770 acres of the Forster Ranch, located in north San Clemente. JUDGE WALTER Charamza met with attorneys representing the city and the homeowners' as- sociation on Friday and dis· missed the claim "without prej· udice ... permitting the San Clemente ~omeowners lo initiate new · legal challenges to the develop. ment. .. Charles Mitchell, homeowners · president, said his organization bas no plans to return to the courts. Hearings Set On S. Coaat Uue Coun£il PJanners Delay Vote San ~leme nte planning commissioners delayed action this week on what uses would be allowed at a proposed 380-acre in· dustrial park. continuing a public bearingonthemattertoAug.15. Commissioners will meet in a studf session on Aug. 14 to consider whether commercial and office use should be allowed in the industrial complex proposed at the junction of the Forster, Reeves and Visbeek ~ancbes in north San Clemente. Architectural pidelines ror the development will also be discussed at tbe study session. Com missioners expre11ed concern Tuesday that resident.a of neighboring homes <still to be built> should have their views protected. Commissioners abo cont1nued to Au1. 14 a public heartnc oo a vtrianoe request from the Daon CorporatJon, which would allow •intle famil1 homes on lot.a wttb slopes peat.er than 30 pettent. Tbe Daon flrm ta currentlJ 1r•dilll form~· to be l*lllt on • portion of the ronter ftancb. "We enter school la'8int far behind." San Juan Capistrano ruldent Ramon Diaz told trult.ffa. •'Only with help can we catch up. Flnt we aet the Bakke decl1lon. then we 1et a Prol>osl· lion 13 kick In the ribs. Without knowlna the lan1ua,,e. how can we hopo to auc<.-eed? ' SCHOOL ADMINISTMroas u1ured members of the larsety Mtxlcan·Amerlcan audience Monday that the district's ESL pro1ram will be maintalned next year. despite budaet cuts. - Non-Enellsb 1peakln' hilb school students. tncludlnc Viet· namese a.a well as Spanish- speaking students. wlll c:onUnue to work with 1peclally trained English teachers. said Harold Hester. curriculum director. These teachers off er students accelerated work In ap<>ken and written English. ha well as tutor- ing in other subjects. Dr. Hester said. District budget guidelines have traditionally called for a student·teacher ratio of 2S to 1 at the hith school level. sald Superintendent Jerome Thornsley. In the past ESL teachers have not been fiaured in this ratio. THE PROGRAM'S $43.909 budget cut represents Lbeae ESL teachers' salaries. Tbornsley said. Their positions have not been eUminat~. however; they have simply been counted as part of the regubr high school teaching starr. The result of' the ESL budget cuts will be lO increase clus slit! slightly in some hi&h s~bool courses. 1bomsley said. But the superintendent said M does not expect the student· teacher ratio to reach the 2S lO t figure established by the guidelines. "We've had some room for slippage ln that ratio." he said. "Including the ESL teacbers - wlU simply have the effect d tightening up the ratio. malling It more accurate." Nixon Targeted Ari? BuJgei OK; • WaterRate Burger-Maheu-CIA Plot Alkged CHICAG-0 CAP> -Then-Vice President. Richard M. Nixon. now·Chief Justice Warren Burger and ohe-time Howard Hughes aide Robert A. Maheu were part of a 1954 CIA plot to ruin the late Aristotle Onassis, according to the September is· sue of Playboy magazine. An article by Jim Hougan ex- cerpted from his forthcoming book. "Spooks," said the plot against 6nassis came after the Greek shipping tycoon received permt-sston from the late IOng Ibn Saud to carry Saudi Arabian oil In his ships. Wednesday's Washington Post quotes Maheu confirming the basic elementS or the article.in a ~ plfone interview from Las Vegas. But he denied Hougan's allegation that bJs actions were part of an internl\lional con· sptracy. adding, "thars a crock." Burger. who worked for the Justice Department at the time of the alleged plot. denied through a spokesman that he re- ceived intelligence reports on the anti·Onassis campaign. Nixon could not be reached for comment .ind the CIA refused eomment. "I WOULDN'T take the as· signment <from Onassis' in law and rival Stavros Niarchos> un· til I cleared it with the outfit." Maheu was quoted as saying. The "outfit." he said, was the Central lntelligency Agency. which at the time paid him a SSOO monthly retainer. He said he reported his anti· Onassis activities regularly to the CIA. The CIA also helped bis operatives in Rome. where de· rogatory stories about Onassis were given to a newspaper, he said . Maheu a lso acknowledged briefing Nixon. Houghan contends that the Jidda Agreemeht between King Saud and Onassis broke the monopoly control of Saudi oil shipment by the Arabian· American Oil Co.. angering many American oil company ex-1 ecutives as well as Niarchos. QUOTING EXTENSIVELY from nnancial journalist John Gerrity, who said he was in on the plot . Houghan says Niarchos, the CIA. the FBI and various government officials began a calculated "dirty tricks" campaign against Onassis. Houghan said the campaign involved wiretapping Onassis ' New York h e adquarters. shadowing his top employees and spreading anti-Onassis smears throughout the world press by means of government leaks and bribed Journalists. Houghan said the campaign even involved the bombing and strafing of one of Onassis' wbal• Ing ships by a Peruyian fighter plane. . ,. . ....,..... DENIES ALLEGATIONS Chief Justice Burger TARGET OF PLOT? Aristotle OnaHI• Drowsy 'Sainaritan' Sw;pected Briefly A 25-y~ar-old Sylmar man who gave a lift to two Mission Viejo teen.agers awoke to find himself a burglary suspect. Sheriffs investigators sa1d Robert Wingo was returning home from San Diego Friday night when he picked up two hitcbhikers - Frederick Charles Guiol. 19, of 25292 Campina Drive, and ~ugene Anthony Martin. 18. of 27072 Nogal. both of Mission Viejo. Arter several beers, Wingo WINGU ASKED the youths became drow~y and asked one of where be could pick up some the boys to drive. beer and they directed him to a Sheriffs investigators allege liquor store, investigators said. the two youths then used Wingo's car to pull off lS to 20 auto .burglaries early Sa~urday morning. Volunteers Sought.for Laguna Units Laguna Beach city coun- cilmen are seeking volunteers tor its five reorganized commit- tees. and are encouraging citizens to sign up ror the posts. Current members and in- terested Laguna Beach residents are urged to apply for mem- bership to the committees. Ap- plications are available in the City Clerk's office at SOS Forest Ave. The City Council is currently reorganizing the city's Housing Committee, a Recreation and Community Services Commit- tee. Safety ctnd Security Com. mittee. Municipal Services Com· m1ttee and Economic Commit· tee. For more Information. call the City Clerk at 497-3311. Deputies at the arrest scene early .Saturday said they found Wingo in the back seat or Hjs car asleep w¥Ji Martin at the wheeJ. .. WE'RE SATISFIED Wingo wasn•t involved in the burglaries.'· an investigator said Tuesday. "But I think it will be a while before he picks up any hitchhikers again." Wingo faces a drunk in auto charge after spending the weekend in jail. Meanwhile, Mart.in. who is a British native in this country on a visitor's visa was a rraigned Tuesday at South Orange County Municipal Court. Guiol faces similar charges in an arraign- mentloday. SHERIFF'S invest.Jgators said they recovered all the s~len property taken during Saturday morning's thefts in Wingo's trunk. Investigators aJso said Martin claims he is wanted in England on an assault on a police officer charge. IN THE ARTICLE, Houghan L b quotes Gerrity a.s saying he and i mrv Maheu. whom Gerrity believed .. ._...,, was a CIA agent, were recruited· THIS SUMMER- Won't Rise Moulton Niguel Waur Distrid directors have adopted a 1978-79 operat.J.ng budget, reducing ex· pendit.ures by 10 pertent. District operations are financed by user charges for water and sewer service. rather than taxes. and were not affect- ed by Proposition 13. The S2SO.OOO cut from the $3.7 milllod budget was made. however. "in the spirit" of lhe tax relief in- ilia ti ve, board president Lawrence Lizotte said. BUDGET CATEGORY reduc· lions include landscape services for district facilities, vehides, equipment. salary increases and travel. A-district .5potesman satM Moulton Niguel will not ~ user rates because of J>ropo6J· lion 13. IF. HOW EVE a. a wholesale water rate increase considered by the Metropolitan Water Djs. trict or Southern California . Moulton Niguel's supplier. g0es through. it will be passed to con- sumers. he said. In addition lO the budget. the• board adopted a voter·approved. bond redemption budget of $2. t million. As this tax.funded budget.. is for f~tJ.• a1read¥ built. the spoltesman said, re- ductions are not possible. Man Freed lnAssmdt SALINAS CAP, -A dis .. trict attorney's in- vestigator was acquitted of shooting a swimming coach after finding bi~ wife in the man's apart· ment. Joseph Hernandez. 33, wa.s accused of assault with a deadly weapon in the April 7 s hooting of Hartnell College swim- min g coach Michaer Garibaldi. Garibaldi and Mrs . Hernandez wert> partiallr clothed at the time, ac- cording to testimony dur- ing the trial. Door Kicked In; Toro Home Rifled A burglar who kicked tn the front door to gain entry to an El Toro home carried off gold coins. Jewelry and cash with a total value of' $2.1100. Oran1e County sherifrs of. ficers said the theft oocunect at the home of escrow officer Claude F.dward Leedom. Jr .. :n. of 22671 Revere Drive. He was out visiting friends aJ thetJme. for the campaign at a meeting in Pank ,4 .! J Nixon's office early in 1954, · ~Ul. when Nixon was vice president. He also said Gerrity met with Ren11p_e.ted Burger, then an assistant at· '.:I~ torney general in the Justice Department, who said that he would take "judicial oversight" of aoy activities Gerrity and Maheu might indulge lo against Onassis. Give your kids -TA~,,_ Toga to Mexico SAN DIEGO <AP> -The first of four aging U.S. Navy neet tup bu been lr81'5f er~ to the Mexican navy after decom- missionlne at the 32nd Street Navy Bue ln San Dle10. SOUTHERN CAUFORNJA! LA 8REA TAR PITS & MUSEUM CAPITAL RECORDS Al TA DENA DAI RY c.e.s. T.V. STUDIOS WATTS TOWER NEWPORT BEACH 8ACr< 8AY PIERCE COLLEGE WORKING l'ARM SAN ONOFRE NUCLEAR CENTER MARINELAND TUCKER WI LOLI FE SANCTUARY LOS ANGELES ZOO ' ~~:LL~i:·~~~'-i ~N~~~s 808 IAfltl(!R MAR10NElTE STVOIQ ' ALLIGATOR ,_ARM MOVISLAND Of!" Atfll MUSEUM ...... • STOCKS I bUSINESS OAllY PILOT ...... ~.Auouet3. 1979 s DAIL y lllLOT A G Consumers Hit Hard in Courts By SVLVIA POaTElr Most pec)t)le sued for not paytna bllu In New Vorlt Chlca10. Detroit and Philadelphia did not know they were beint sued until there already was a Judament a1al"'9l them. ,• Less than 1 percent had a trial. although at least ~:. percent of the victims believed they had ~ legitimate com"I, plaint or valid reuon for not payina. \ FOLKLORE BOLDS THAT 111E "disaster are~" 11t, lbe justice ay1tem either is in the criminal couns or r41 .. c lates to overloaded dockets. But a landmark ttUdY~,· "Consumers In Trouble: A Study or Debtors in DefauJt:;.. by David Caplovlts. pulverites that myth. ,.. 1 A few steps taken since the Caplovltz study wair ~;. lfaaed in 1974 deal '\'ltb the most obvious outward _symptom of th1s problem. the. phenomenon of "Se'tfer service." It 1& Its name from the practice under which certain process servers throw summonses into the sewer; instead Of giving Uiem to the person who is supJ>OSed to apt• pear ln court. · t. Legal experu in most areas of this country scoff a! the "sewer service" problem as non-existent. Yet °*" Caplovtts study says the problem is nationwide. The reason the legal experts are unaware of the prob!' ~ Money's· I Worth f lem ls that the victims of tbla practice general· ly consist of citizens wbo don't know how to complain, to whom. or where -and who t.b1nk < ri&bUy. in mOlt cues, that complaints from them wouldn't accomplish anythina. Consumer protection agencies usually are in touch with sopbtstlcated middle.class ciUzenJ who complain at once when something goes wrong. but they are aJmost entirely out of touch wit.h the segment or the population most victim lied bytheaeabme8. EVEN IN crl'JES THAT HAVE tried to attack "sewe{ service.·· the number or consumers gettina a day in court baa risen only a"'1ittle. The explanation is that-many otha f obstacles must be overcome before the consumer gets /1 aayln-court. ~ coosumef'musc.-ror ln:stan~: . 1 . . -UnderataJld the summons. usually written in legelete. auumina he or sbe ceta one. .. --Overcome t.lie fear of court and Judaes prevalent in the ciepressed segments of many communities. -Know wbelber there ls a valid excu.se ror not paying many believe that if they signed a contract they must pay. , -Have some knowledge about such basic legal ex l cuses as fraud, breach of warranty on the product and f whether a contract ls unconscionable. l -Be able to get to the courthouse. take lime off from~ work or hire a babysitter and. be prepared to go back tot court several Umes before the case is finished. ~ -GeLa!awyer-« be able to pig._a_proper way throug~ a maze of legal procedure without expert help. --, LEGAL AID AND LEGAL SERVICES resources ar:«i stretched to the limit by landlord-tenant domestic relfl1 lions, criminal representations and other assignments. an4 consumer defense often ts a low priority. . t Moreover. many "working poor" are just above the iM come limits for obtaining rree legal advice. yet lhey c'idn , not afford their own lawyers. Although largely unnoticed. the Caplovitz study b the potential or a powerful bomb -if It ever goes off. f legal system bas been prepared to sweep this problem un~ der the rug. Many would ptefer this bombshel by the marf who also wrote .. The Poor Pay More" to be placed quiet!~ in tbe archives. there to be defused. • ; Coffee Cost Dips; Others See Hike By Tbe Asaoela&ed Pren Supermarket bills went up another half a percent dur. ing July. but declining coffee prices helped ease ~e bitter- ness of the boost. an Associated Press marketbasket su~ vey s hows. Tbe increases and decreases on lhe shelves generallf renected trends at the wholesale or.L.ann level. A rise itl retail egg prices. for example. followed a rise in thf amountpaid to producers; the lower coffee prices follow09 recent announcements by m-.ior roaster!' oC lowtf wholesale charges. . THE AP DREW UP A RANDOM list of lS commoolt purchased food and nonfood items, checked the pnce at one supermarket In each or 13 clUes on March l . 1973. an<t has rechecked on or about the start of each succeedin& month., One item, chocolate chip cookies. was dropped from the Ust at the end or November 1977 because the manufae turer discontinued the packaae size used in the survey. . The latest survey showed lhat during July. market· basket bills at checklist stores rose in seven cities, up fl'tl average of 2.8 percent. and declined in six. down an average of 2.:? percent. The Increase would have been much worse ( ) if "Coffee prices had not O'fllU&:!lJ'UED declined. When coffee UJ~,,:, Jn. ft was removed from lht! totals. the m,.rket · -----------basket blll Increased ~n averaae of l.3 percet\t last month. A. SIMllAR PATl'ERN emeraed when the AP com- pared current prices wllh those at the atart of tbe year Wltb coffee Included. marketbuket bills at checklist atores lncrelffd an averaae of 6.3 percent In the fiJ'st seven months of the year; wtt.bout coffee. the Increase was 11.6 percent. Coffee pme. started soaring after a frolt In Bruit tn lt'T~ relied fears Of a shortage. Tbe price went rrom aboul $1.15 a pound to almuat k a l)OUDd. Consumption dropped dd prices for 1reen beans fell :sharply. Wholeaale and r~· tall prtces followed, altboueh more •lowl)':' Sl~ Jan. l, the averate price of a pound of coffee at cbeckUst atoree lD lhe survey hu dropped 14 percent, frotn 13.41to12.88: the d~rease during July was• percent. THE Dscl.INE IN THE coat o! coffee .repreaented, about &M only bri-"t spot rot aboppen. M tat prte'C!ll oontl1naed to lnereue. rtflecttq amallu auppUea of cattle 1otn1 to manet. Tbe price of cbopped chuck incr.IHd durtna July at cheeklllt stoNa ln alx clUea. On the averace, th• pritt ot 1 pound ol tM ham· ~r1er melt wu SI 41 at ~ stvt of Au,uat. S percent lllfbtr than tt wu a month .:arUer and "2 percent 1U1her Ulan lt wu at tbe atart of the year. • U~.k ptica declined NuoU,. but there 1Ull are fewft" cattle and calvts on the l\atJon'" r1ms1 tt\1n tbtre were a ~ar llO. and any pnc. decreue at the re\all level Ii Hpecced i.o bt temporarv. Anothei'diKWl&iD~ ~ID IM priee a( qp. ntch bed beee _..<dWB,ilDN .. Ml\ di tM )'Mr.~TM pM9 ot a doMli *' laionlMd at ..-111• .._.. tn l l dtilK lalt IDGlllll. i18lftC to M _. ....... Tl.I "'ceet. "P lt ,_,_ '""" •• _..,_ 'lew.. . t 1 . • CALIFORNIA , , ~ ... A11neers Calls Brown Pushes ·Rent Freeze SACRAMENTO <AP> -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr and three dozen reporters and pbototrapbers ccowded ioto the slate's tiny "rent.en' hot '1ne'' center as Brown sought. to dramatize bla campaiao fpr a voluntary rent freeze. The Democratic governor personally answered three renter complallll calls Wednesday ort lbe toll-free line and s'aid he will telephone Abbut. lC) landlords who have raised renu-since pa~e o!..eroPo$itloo .11-andtry to-talk-Uaem.mt rescinding the increases. ·. BROWN SAID HIS "JAWBONING .. eampaian fqr a voluntary rent freeze "is maki~ progress,·· arid that be isn'f ready to suppbrt proposed leaislaUve to impose statewide rent ~ntrols. "Rents have been kept In -check in many parts SPARK PLUG i CLEANER ftowadaJ• with tbe price ofa eo high. cJeanlng a cloeeia't Melll UP a Wea. Beata~ .... pJag8 all the time.. too. of the state. The question is how many and how RED ·mag .• , Brown said. · Re disputed reporters whose questions sug. DEVIL gested the visit lo the renters' hot line center In a snEF:I) DEMO stale building near_ the Capitol was a eontriVf'fl--11 r, __ _ C:ampaign event. and predicted a voluntary freeze CAULKING wQuld work better than putting a mandatory Come• In white or SJl'CIY to freeze into Jaw. match what....r. cmd BROWN WILL ATl'END a $500-a-couple din· ner fot his re-election campaign this week at the home of Howal'd Ruby, the chairman of an apart· ment owners group opposing rent control. He repeated his view Wednesday that man- datory rent controls would create "a major mud· die" and an expensive new bureaucracy. He said his jawboning approach "haa the potential to get quicker r~ults than legislation." But. Brown said, "If that fails. I'm willin1 to support legislation . . . one way or. another the rents will be frozen." BROWN SAID LANDLORDS, WHO along with homeowners got property tax cuts averaciog 57 perce nt from pasi;age of Proposition 13. have "an Informal contract" with renters to lower rents because _.campaign promises that 13 would save renters money. Brown said his position on rent control legisla· lion would be based on what he learns from the renters' hot line system. But both Brown and . operators or the bot line center were vaaue about how the center would work and what information it would gather. · Brenda Adams. coordinator of the hot Hne pro· gram, which started'taking renter complaints a week ago, said the cen\er bad been laking about 600 complaints daily. and the calls had increased io about 1.200 daily from throughout California. SHE SAID ABOUT lit landlords have been called, and about half have agreed lo rescind the · rent increases. But she said there is no means of verifying rents really were cut back. She said telephones were still being installed for state workers to call the landlords reported by tenants. She said she bad no estimate how long it would talce for the center's 33 workers. all bor· rowed from othe,. state agencies, to contact all landlords reported to the center for increulng renU.. I that'• enough about that. 33!1~ w~ OLO ~,. x 50' PLASTIC HOSE u the old hoM la lecrlrtng lib a llieft or J"CMI don't bcne cm old boee tlMn tbJnk about 8Cl'ring on dm otier1D9'. Two BAR TURKEY 1097 222 . LIGHT FINE WEAVE BAMBOO BASKETS lcrmboo bemJret8. IDJ wife • baa them all°"' the howae wt.th all kinda of thlnp ln them. lib yana.?-1: ... Bowen. dftec:l a (I made that OU up.) 2200 Mdee. ~ 8KA1.L MEDIUM LARGE I" 2" 3" ::Coast Man Gets SOFT TOILET ............. ~SEAT ~7'7 )Jail /Or. Cocairw A m.mtlngton Beach man who admitted In Orange Ooulity Superior Cowt that be sold cocaine to unden;owr shetiff'a offlcera has been sentenced to nine montlas ha the county jail. Judge Everett W. Dickey ordered the jail term and three yean probation for Robert Carl Ben· jamlne, 35. of Ml! Hyannis Port Drive. Benjamine pleaded aulhy to cbaraes of selling a controlled substance. He was arrested tn the · Huntington Beach area on April 19, 19'1'7. . ' ----;mo-~---- RAIMBJRD HOSE ~SHUT.OFF ~ 1•9 ThUflday.Auguat3. 1178 s DAIL y P1LOT A J s •.. 1x12 PECKYCEDAR .. the appearance of ba.ssag wntftCl G woodpecker COD'ftlltiOll. but tliat'a what lt tabe to b.crT• charact• ..... L SDI. 7V." HEAVY DUTY CIRCULAR SAW 39~ 23' ~· EVEREADY LANTERN WJTRIVOLT . BATTERY 4!!. I a.. the DGIDI DO Saw ..... I ... Mead of Cw: imD119Lo ftal aboWd llGf ~ b ... toagll eaw. a don't.,......~ Lri'ne at the ptctme rd llCIJ ti. thlna ta lcddf wate1p1oOt Wouldn't tpb It llC8o d191iij; but a .aower won't hurt lt. MQht. ftlf hrlgbt. • The·Colnmbia GOLD PEACOCK SCBEENDOGR A good 8C1MD door package abould be complete. Oun IDclud• the Silent CloMr .. tbe Hing ... the MJuatlng _ Cbcmnet, the Latch. the Strildng Plate, and The Low Price (I 1oobcl ID the box for lL) .And to excite the HD.1•~ our •Waant Peacock mod.i. goldfl ... !' .... dala.- ntradwd c:damtuuar with rugged IDtemal comer braclng. (the guy would make a great greettnasard writer.) HAWK 1697 2997 SPARROW 2197 DARK BAMBOO BASKETS SMALL ••••••• 49' MEDIUM ••••• 79' LARGE. •••••• 89' EITRALABGE 1" Roll up some t~ put one In the bath. astound the Jdda with fOur lmag1natlon (put one °"' tb.sr bead. when they Dag fc. more allowaDce.) #2240 ..-. • .. • ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••••••••• l .M Th~ check ID but they don t check ouL No pot.on. no odor. no meaL Ton when lta done lta Job. A ICde eftec:tlve Idea whoae ttm. le long pcl8t due. 10' x 25' 4 MIL PLASTIC TARP ~ In dear or black cmd that ' mll la't cmythlng to tum yoar QOM up at. (Keep lt yape 11Gf8 L the end la ln 8ight.) 297 GENERAL ·ELECTRIC HOUSEHOLD SIOH CORDS (Clo9e oat -nbtect to Stock on Band) Wbat baa a dlffeNDt kind of plUg at ilther .ncrcmcr maDe lt SO you CCID put th• lamp where you would like Lt? Q gi•• up. what?) In brown or wblte. r .......... n· 9' •••••••••• 4-e' ir .......... ss· is· .. ~ ....... M• ••.•....... 77• PET GRILL FOR BINGED SCREEN DOORS 30" ••••••••• 2.97 S2"" ••••••••• ~A7 r ......... ~.n tr ......... 4.27 FORSUDIKG SCREEN DOORS 30"' ••••••••• a.•7 38"" • • • • • • • • • 4.a 7 w-......... s.n 80"" •••••••••••• 7 c PKG. R.AINBIRD BUBBLE .SOAKER 97c • ..L. .. \ • - .4Je CW&. Y PILOT • Leaving Their Mork ~ Buildinp Nained in Honor of Congressmen W ASRINGTON <AP> -LbnC after t.M votes lllMt apeecbet ol C Baacom Sletnp, E.C. "Tools" Qatbinp, Jobn J . 11'1)nt and Joe Waaon.Hr '* from memory, their nam .. will Uve ln 1tamte ID oommunJtles acl"OSI America. From Bls St0De Gap. Va .. to PlttatMq. KIA .. to Shreveport. La., aftd Orinln. Oa., Coftlreu la .. lUq reacty lo 1lve a touch ot immortality to •m• ol ltl own. A ~ 8tJ8(lOMMl1TSS ON ,_bllc bWJd. ial• and ll"OWMls cave tbe tm.•ared process 6U lat..t boollt by ~--billa to .... federal -.11c11np .net Mven members ol eo.,n.1. a tDrwner f.._... juq~ and Ute late Olarles A. nd'*O. • A wltneu who bad come to talk about ftdberib. Rep. Jalm W. Wydler. R·N.Y •• looted Ill the lilt and remarked: "l feel almo1t like 11POl01tains t<W not proposm, Ulll buUdins be ....... ed for a eoqreuman. •• Tiiie tip-of-the-bat ustom of n1min1 a federal buildin& Jor a public official almost never encounters OP· poaillon. especially when the honoree is a lon1tlme member of on1ress. So in the not-so- diatant future there is rirtualb' certain to be a Frederick G. Payne Federal Buildin1 in Portland, Maine, a Joe Skublh bulldi111 in Pittsburgh, Kan .• and a William L. Springer Building in Champaign WAGGONNEA IU. · Three men on the current list -Reps. John J . flynt, D-Ga., Joe Skubits, R·Kan., and Joe Wag- Calvin <;oolldae. He later practiced law in Wa1bl.Qlt0n but in 1932 went home to Bil Stone =· where the Slemp Building will be. He died ln •l ... 71. • -ElekJel Calldler "Took" G ...... 1 served in Coqr.., 11 a Democrat for 30 years be&inning in 1•. Tbe blU to name the Jonesboro. Ark .. federal bulldlnt for him wu introduced by his successor. R•p. Bill Alexander, D-Ark .. who described him as an effeetlve leader and a modest man." Gatbinas. 1', 1tUJ pracUce1 law ln Weat Memphis, Ark. -WWI .. &... Sprtacer, 69 and a Republican, retired ln 1172 after 11 terms to be named to the nderal Ponr CommlHlon. He la a member of tbe Federal EleeUOn Commission. Rep Edward R. Madl1an. R·lll .. hla successor, said Springer wlU return to Champaign, his hometown. when his term ~pires. -Frederick G • Payne, a Republican who was governor of Maine from 19'9to1952, served as a U.S. senator from 1953 to 1959, losing his seat to Sen Edmund S. Muskie, a Dem.,crat. Payne died in June at age 73. Paul P. Rao, a former judge of the U.S. Customs Court in New York City, is 79. The court building will FLYN1' be named for him. As for Undbergh. bis name wtll be given to the new Terminal Radar Approach Control Federal Building in Hempstead, on New York's Long Island. The building ls about a mile from the spot where-Lindbergh began his biat.oric flight across the Atlantic to Paris In 1921. aonner, D-La. -still sit in Conaress but are retif· rn, when their terms expire. Koreagate Probe FLYNT, a, DEAN OF 'l1IE Georgia delega-' -....lWl~~meiWter gf .~ H:f1Pctl954 , .. ~--• ... • ..=.p,J =r~ =;Ul ~ ~=wn MmG~.~~--LUVAIDg ID-blOUl will be named for him. , Waggonner, 59, a Rouae member since 1961 WASHINGTON CAP> -In the Watergate in· and one of the leaders of fellow congressmen from vestigatioo, he bad the power or the courts. But the the South, is a chief conservative tactician on the same clout wasn't available in the probe or South House Ways and Means Committee, especially on Korean influence-buying in Congress, says Leon tax matters. Jaworski, who is ending hls investigation. Skubitz, 72, the ranking "Republican on the Congress applied all the pressure It could in an Rouse Interior Committee, began bis career as a unsuccessful effort to get sworn testimony from high school principal and served as administrative former South Korean ambassadot Kim Dong Jo assistant to two Kansas GOP sen'10rs before win· about alleged payoff~ to between six and. 10 _con-ning election to the Rouse in 1962. gressmen some still an Congress, J aworsk1 saJd 1n Here are the others: an jnterview Wednesday. 1---~~-;;;;;"' CXM?lrELt; 'BASCOM 'Stel!l~, Republican. was eleeted to Congress from Virginia in 1907lo succ• bis late father. He served unW 1923, when he became secretary to President Despite State -&epartment opposition. worstHfas-won Hous-e -awovar or a SS6"iriiW-oo cut in economic aid to South Korea. 8~ he said Conrress could not risk "having a bloodbath in South Korea" by cutting orr U.S. military aid. NATION - . . If you have $10,000 or more in the account for one year at may provide special income a 5% bank passbook. we the above rate. New rates tax benefits. . can increase your interest are effective each Thursday. Important too, our now-· r~te by at least 50%. lnterestwm be.credited. famous Savings Loan.is Atryou do Is switch your Qlfa~ optton_ a"altable should. you.need_ ~ funds Into one of our Six-you can defer interest pay. funds prtor to maturity since· Month Money Market Certi· ment until 1979.This option federal regulations require : ficate Accounts. Accounts a substantial penalty for opened between August 3·9 MUTlJAL early withdrawal. will earn at an annual rate ~A\ nNGS Call us for .----.------. of7.612%.This compounds ~y I details at the ESI JC dally to an annual yield of AN EouAL HOU••No ~;°"-;-office mast con-__ :..__ 7. 908 %If all funds remain In AN EQUAL oPPORTUNrn EMP\.oYE" venlent to you: ---·-... Pasadena (Main 0~) (213) «9-~SfArcadla (213l «6·0166/C&noga Park.(2131 884...,.22fCapi~ ral)o·San Clemente (7141493·56511Cerrltos 1213) 926· 1376/Corona Del Mar (714) 675·5010/Covln" 12131330-5476/F•ll <>Ott (7141 728·57241 Foont31n-Yattey (714l 9e3·839efGlenltaie-(213"2tt~f~arcos17'•17~ laQSl-~~.-.-~-- Santa Ana (714) 5-4 7 ·97411 ThOusand Oaks (805) 497·2787 f Upland (7141981 ·2821 /Vista (114) ?26·8585 1978 Realistic Stereo Components Priced to Sell. Not All Models in All Stores, But We'll Try to Get You Wllat Yott Wantl -*STA-2000 75W/chennel@ 8 ohms 20·20.000 Hz. 0 25'!1. THO STA-64 16W1ch1nnel@ 8 ohms 20·20,00Q Hi. 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Gainers out.numbered losers by a margin ol more than 3-t.o-l. . Analysts said the euphoric mood which produced such dt"amatk 1ains was Inspired by hopes of a downturn in interest rates and widely followed Wall Street doctrine known as the Dow theory. Thal theory supposedly shows a "buy sl~al" when both the In· dustrlal a nd transportation averages established new bigbs ror a significant 'period or time. Still. some analysts said the sheer momentum which began late WedPesday carried over in- to early trading today. "It's a combination of tbiDIS and it's partly psycbolo1lcal. But It tsn't as-ff thus rally came out o! lhe blue. the market has been building up to lt for a period of weeks,'' said Larry Wachtel. an analyst at Bache, Halsey, Stuart & Shields. Blue chips, whicti are favored by institu~ional anvestors, posted strong gains. Analysts said buying by some foreign investors, who hadn't participated In Wednesday's powerful s\IJ'ge, was helping to fuel the rally further todav but heavy buying by institutional in· vestors was also evident. .. Institutions largely sat out the April-May rally. They mis- sed it and l guess they decided they didn't want to sit this one out," said William LeFevre, an analyst at Granger & Co. The Dow industrial index jumped 22.1s~-potnts Wednesday. its largest single-day suree in Jl,.2 years. Mom, .Six }\ids Leap t _o Death You almost can't see the forest for the beans in this 70-acre field of string beans grown against poles and a mesh or tw!ne off Sand Canyon A venue near Irvine Center Drive, in Irvine. County agriculture depart- ment reports that in 1977. some 734 acres of string beans were grown locally. producing 3.1.86t01lS with a gross valueoUl.432,400. SALT LAKE CITY <AP> -A mother pushed some of the w o m an w h o s e h us b a n d children. commiUed suicide two days ago Q Police U . Nick Paloukos said, plunged with her seven children .. All indications are they were kom an ll·&tocy hotel balcooy In celigious fanatic& and decided to downtown Salt Lake City today join the father." He said the in -what police-said--may have father. who committed suicide been a bizarre religious act. The Tuesday nigbl. was the leader of mother and six ctiildren died. an obscure religious sect. Police U . Roger Kinnersley A 15-year-old girl who said "at least three of the older survived was reported in critical children jumped of their own condition. volition" from chairs stacked on The family members wer e the balcony.Authoritiessaidthe "devote d to each oth e r , Water Exec QWts,Utes ·Business Lansing E. Eberling, one of several top-level executives wbo lsmelis Alta£k- Guerrillas Hero Dog .Saves Girl, 8 Collie Snaps at Pair, Prevents Kidnapping , quit the lrvir)e Company when it was sold in 1977. has resigned as president of the board of the com pany·controlled Irvine Ranch Water District. TEL AVIV. Israel tAPl -Israeli warplanes at- tacked Palestinian guer- ri 11 a training b ase in southern Lebanon today in retaliation for a terrorist bombing in a Tel Aviv market that wounded 49 people and killed one a few hours earlier. the gov- e r n m ent said. <Story. Page A4) SANTA FE SPRINGS <AP) - Casey. a miniature collie that was rescued from a dog pound in Santa Barbara s ix years ago, has returned the favor by rescu- ing his 8-year-old mistress from kidnappers, authorities say. Casey. who is part Australian sheepdog. snarled and snapped at the two men who dragged Christine Angulo from her home Monday toward a blue van parked out front. Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies said to· day. ·•come with us," the two would-be kidnappers said when she answered the doorbell. They immediately grabbed her by the arm. she told deputies later. "Casey. Casey. Casey!" Christine cried as s he was pulled out the door. The dog promptly responded to her screams and was so persistent, in barking and nippirtg at the men that the kidnappers finally drove orr without her. apparently fearing KarpovLog8 First Ches1 Matdi Win· neighbors wouid be attracted by the noise, deputies said. Her parents. Ken and Joanne Jerauld, think the men may have been the same attackers who abducted, raped and stran gled 9-year-old Cheryl Gutierrez a couple of blocks away. Cheryl apparenUy was kid- napped last· month while walk- ing home from a nearby high school swimming pool where Christine and her 13-year-old sis· ter. Cindy Angulo, also play oc- casionally, deputies said. "If l hadn't had the dog. my God, I imagine they would have taken her." said Mrs. Jerauld. Sheriff's Sgt. D.ouglas Dickinson said there is nothing other than lhe ages of the girls and the proximity to indicate a connection between the Angulo and Gutierr~ cases. Besides Casey, Christine's stepfather, a night foreman in a warehouse, was also home at the lime of the attempted abduction. but he was asleep io a rear bedroom where an air condi- tioner obscured her screams, deputies said. He did not wake up until the kidnappers had fled and Christine ran crying back into the house. , Christine's sister. who was supposed to be babysitting the younger girl while Jerauld slept and their mother worked during the day, had gone to a store across the street for a few minutes. That left only Casey to guard his young mistress. "You think Rin Tin Tin or Lassie are something," Jerauld told neighbors afterward. "Look al wbatthis dog did." N~•nTeesUp . . To Play in Shrine Claaic . INDlANAPOLIS <AP> -Richard Nixon is going P11bllc &CBin. This time on a gOlf course. The-former·. president Will play in the pro·am segment of the Indianapolis Shrine Golf Classic Wednesday and Thursday at Speedway Golf Course. tournamentofficials announced Wednesday. • T~ pro-al'l'.l. which also will reatute such stars as ~nte.rtalner Mickey Rooney. is part or the Professional Golf Association Seniors tour. Bud Owen, general cbai11nan of the Indianapolis Shrine~ Classic, said Nlxon wanted to particlpate because proceeds 10 to Shrine children's hospitals. He submitted bis resignation at a meeting of the board Mon-day. At the same time, Irvine Com- pany President Peter Kremer requested by letter that the board appoint Warren D. Fix. co~pany vice president ror finance, to replace Eberling on the water board. Fix is presently treasurer for the district. Four of the six re maining directors are Irvine Company appointees. Officially they are elected but by landowner vote The Irvine Company owns near- ly all the land in the district and so casts nearly all the voles. The other two directors are elected by popular vote. Eberling said 'bis res ignation was forced by business commit- ments which took too much lime from his water district work. He is a partner in the Newport Development Company. which he formed with Raymond L. . Watson, former Irvine Company president; Thomas C. Wolfr Jr .. former Irvine Company ex· ecuUve vice president for land development. and two Los Angeles partners. In an interview. Eberling said "new management at the Irvine Co01pany" in part accounted for . hll decision that. "It's lime for a change." He offered praise for the water district operatioh. "I think the management of the dlltrict is stronger than it's ever been before," be said. Recruitment for high-level postUons, includinJ the hiring of Blll Soto, assistant mana1er; Ron Zenk, nnance director. 1nd the fllling of several key posi- tions at the dlstrict's Mlche)Jon Drive treatment plant. Eberlin.a c&ee aANat, P •ae AZ) The state radio said the a ir force jets aUacked a Palestinian installation at a place called Dahar a- Tutah near the Zaharani River. The radio. giving few other details. sailt all the Is raeli planes returned safely. Helping Hand Slapped; Man Abducted b y 2 A young Laguna Beach vis· itor. who helped two men push tt\eir car in a parking lot. was abducted, threatened with a long knife and sexually assaulted. The 19-year -old Medford, Ore . man told Laguna Beach police Wednesday he helped two men push a late model AMC Pacer in the Glenneyre Street parking lot Tuesday morning. After the car started, one of the men thanked him and reached to s hake his hand. When the victim offered hi~ hand, be was pulled Into the rear of the car and confronted by an el!lhl·irtch knife. The two men blindfolded the victim and forced him to ile down on the rear floorboard. They drove for about 20 minutes. lhe victim recalls -a portion of that on a freeway. The victim told officers he was taken bllndtolded up a flight of stain at an apartment, where the white cloth was pulled from his eyes, revealing a dark room. One of hll assailants turned on a movie projector displaying male pomosraphy and the two men ordered him lo undress. Arter performing sex acts with the vicllm and each other for more than an hour. the victim waa aaaln blindfolded. extremely so," said police Sgt. Brent Davis, who said he knew the father personally. Davis said the father. whom he identified as Emma nuel David. 39. "believed he was the lloly Ghost, J esus Christ and God -all three a{ the same time." The police serge ant said David changed his name from Br uce Longo several years ago. Kinners ley said David had <See PLUNGE, Page AZ) Not a Gay, Assaulted Man Says By STEVE MITCHELL OI t• Dally l'llM S&Mf The victim of an assault by Laguna Beach Police Chief Jon Sparks said in a telephone in- terview today he resents being referred to as a homosexual in reports or events following a tavern altercation June 29. Delbert Mathieson, 31. an in· dependent trailer truck driver from Costa Mesa, said reference in a news story Wednesday made by a Laguna Beach police office r before city councilmen greatly disturbed him. "I resent being.referred to as a homosexual ... the angry trucker said today. "That nighl' was the first time in 15 years J 've been in Laguna. and I was there with a lady friend." A news story Wednesday quot· ed at length a statement by a Laguna Beach police officer seeking the resignation or dis- missal of the pohce chief Chief Sparks was fined $500 for battery a rt er be a tine Ma thieso n in a bar a na restaurant. Officer Terry MacAdams, in revealing police reports of that evening. quoted the chief as re- fe rring to Mathieson as a ··---faggot" when confront- ed by an officer called to the scene or the altercation. Sparks· reinstatement as chief was sup· ported by spokesmen for the homosexual community. "I was not aware he made that comment to an officer." Mathieson said. adding that he (See CIDEF, Page AZ) Co ast We a t h er Night and morning low cloudiness with hazy sun- shine in the afternoons through Friday. Slightly warmer days. Highs rang- ing from about 70 at the beaches t.o lower 80s in In- land arees. Lows tonight mostly In mid 60s. INSIDE TODA "t' A Newport Beach resident had a choact between o uoimming pool and a Japanese teahoutt for her on· nu,.rtO"ll pre1eftt. SM chott 1114? ttohoule See Feotunng, Poge CJ. • •••ex DAILY F'tlOT CRiPs Moving I California Highway Patrol Sgt. To~ Draper <left> ~nd ~raffic officer Tom Sapp move a new sign into place at the CHP's new Capistrano area office. It's located at 23261 Del Lago Drive and will serve southern Orange County. 0 Suiss Franc Halts Dollar's Recovery l're. Page A J PLUNGE ••• been excommunicated from the Mormon Cflurch about 15 years ago and had several times declared himself a leader of that church and bad demanded that tithes be paid to him. LONDON <APl -The dollar came under heavy downward pressure against the Swiss franc in trading on European foreign exchanges today, knocking the wrnd out or the U.S. currency's recovery earlier in the day. Dealer.. reported huge sales of dollars for Swiss francs in heavy trading They said it was not clear what prompted the slide, but that the bulk or the selling appeared to come from West German banks. wruch also sold dollars for marks. In Zurich, the dollar dipped to another record low of 1.6910 Swiss francs in what one dealer ' described as "panicky condi· lions ." In Tokyo, the dollar a rallied to close al 188.85 Japanese yen. a gain of more than 2 percent in 24 hours. The dollar closed Wednesday at 184.65 yen. That " as the eighth consecutive record closing low for the U.S. currency since it slid below the 200..yen markJuly24 The price of gold, meanwhile, los t ground this morning because of the dollar's tem· porary recovery. Investors turn to the metal 1n times of monetary instability and it tends to rise as lhe dollar falls and • vice versa. Gold was quoted at noon in Zurich at $202.625 an ounce. down from $203.375 at the open- ing and the s ame price at Wednesday's close. In London the metal was fixed this afternoon at $202.20, down from $203. 75 at Wednesday's close. Illness Kills 21 Guide Pups SAN RAFAEL <APl -A mysterious puppy-killer virus has killed 21 guide dog puppies in Murin County in 10 days, fore· ing the cancellation of the an· nu al GuideDog4·H Field Day. Most v1cllms were pedigreed puppies and young guide dogs at the Guide Dog for the Blind ken· nets in San Rafael where 99 of the 400 dogs and puppies con· tracted the disease, said staff vetennarian CraiQ Dietrich. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT "'-~ ~ °"''' PllOI --.. ~ .,.....,, ..... w{ ...... , ....... _.,.,...Or_ eo..i Pvl>lltll"'9 ~r se-M1•11-.-1 ="='=~~ ::::~,?·t• lal" Yalltr, ""'"•· i.dO_, Voller :-::;a=~~';!-,:,:::r=.:i ,.....CINI _,,,...._ .,..,., ,. M nt _, -CeJUMt .. C.11•-·--"-··-~ .. -·-~·-..... " a.rtrt ""' ..... ..,. ... -Ot<wr• ,,,.._ ,_..,~ lctl ... ri::-..::. ... --=- 0-11 '--.._,_ Al_.'4-~-.. ---· Offlo9• ~=~-=~~ t44!nll.,.. .. ~~ .,.,,..., .......... d ...,_, Y•Otf tnoi L.t ,.., "-., ,_~.._ Te ... hene (7'14)MM»1 O'r "••M¥..t69""MM111 .,....... v....,._C)HI(, "1'41110. ,...,.IM(I~--....... The dollar finished the day Wednesday In Zurich at a record low or l. 7125 Swiss francs. But then, as part of a general re- covery. the U.S. currency had risen to around 1. 7295 Swiss francs this morning before slid· ing again. , ··w e had orders from every· where." said another Zurich dealer. "We really have no ex- planation for this sudden new pressure .. Coast Woman, Visiting Pair Held in County A 47-year-old Nevada cowpoke and his teen-age bride have been a rres ted in Laguha Beach on a fugitive warrant that charges them with the murder of the child bride's guardian in Utah. Orange County sherlft aep- uties re ported arresting a Laguna Beach woman along wi th the ranch hand and his 16· year-old wife. l'hey alleged that Tony Joy Sartorio. 'Zr. of 28772 Top of the World Drive, Laguna Beach, in- terfered as they arrested the fugitive couple. That arrest came Tuesday evening as Richard LeRoy Aarvold and Karilyn Mongomery Aarvold reportedly tried to bolt out the rear door of the house at the Top of the World Drive address. A deputy stalioped at the rear or the house lOOf_ the man and the gir! into custOdy at gunpoint, according to sheriff's Lt. Tom Harrison. AJJt¥ties Identified the dead woman as Rachel David. 38. Names and ages or the children were not immediatelv available. "I just couldn't believe it." said Felix Palacios. a delivery truck driver who said he saw the woman throw two children rrom the balcony of the International Dunes Hotel before jumpiug. He said he saw the children struggling and trying to hold on· to the balcony railing. Paloukos, the police Ueute· nant. said some of the children w~re screaming and struggling w1Ut the mother. He said "it happened pretty fast. as fast as she could throw them." l'rot11 PGfle A I RANCH •.. said, are partly responsible. The other appointed directors are Frederick Keller. Irvine Company vice president for agriculture; ,E. Ray Quigley Jr .. airline pilot and former Irvine city councilman; C. Orville Reinhardt, a UC Irvine official, and Charles Oliver. a sales ex· ecutive. The publicly elected directors are William Eppinger, a busi· nessman and Wayne Clark. a former county supervisor's aide. Eberling served as district treasurer from November of 1967 until his appointment as a director in December of 1968. He had been president or the board since May, 1969. 'the board is expected to an· nounre a replacement at its .'\i.lg. 21 meeting. Costa Mesa Lawyer New County Judge Costa Mesa attorney Donald A.IMcCartin and Santa Ana al· torney F.d Wallin have been ap· pointed to the Orange County Superior Court by Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. The appointments of the two Democrats brings the court to it full strength of 40 judges. The posts carry salaries of $51 ,624 a year. Mccartin, 52, as practiced law in Costa Mesa or the past 22 years. AJrad ate of • University Minn ota e h specialized in domes relations and personal injury litigation and has frequently served as a pro tem judge. McCartin, who is a former classmate or Vice. President Walter Mondale, lives in Costa Mesa, with his wife Karen, and their tour sons and two daughters. Mccartin wlll be the only Orange County Superior Coun Jurfsl currenUy Ilvln1 \n Oolta Mesa. WaJUn, as, has served aa cam- palcn trca1urer for A•· semblyrnan Richard Robln.lon, D·SaotaAna. Re allo la • 1reduate al the Unlveralty of Nlnneaota and worked .. an ualaunt U .s. At. lorn y la LOi An•eJea before • ............... ..._ NEW COUNTY JUDGa M ... ._ Don Mccartin openlna hla pracUce in Oran&• County. Court toUrcet 11.id the swear· tn1 In ~Y ror McC.nin would be held ln three weelta ln order t.o itve bJm Uine to cloM bll law practlc• Spe11dlag Bit CalTrans Gets Udifano's Finest Hour? WASHINGTON <AP> - A speakers· group honored Secretary or Health Education and Welfare Joseph A. Califano Jr. for his "coµrageous" attacks ~alnst smoking. It gave him an award named after one ot history's most ta.rnous cigar-smokers, W uuton Churchill. ' Freeway Blame By JERRY CLAUSEN °'tile Olllly """' ..... Chareine that Ora111e Cowtty has not gotten a fair share or \be state's hl•hway dollars tot either consirucUon or main· tena,,ce, Assemblyman Ron Cordova. D·El Toro. offered lit· lle hope Monday to the Sad- dleback Valley's chamber or commerce in ita quest to clean up Interstate 5. Cordova. 14th District As- semblyman. pointed the fineer of blame at State Transportation Director Adrian1t Glanturco. The legis lature bas ap· propriat~ adequate funds for both highway construction and maintenance. Cordova said, but CatTrans is not spending the money. The chamber launched a campaign in April to get something done about the piles of trash accumulating along the freeway's Saddleback Valley stretch and Its entrances and offramps. So far. said chamber manager Sharon Figena. the state has ignored cleanup pleas. Cordova told the chamber's Legislative Committee that "at· tempts by the legislature to direct U\e highway proeram will continue, becoming more in· tense but not more extensive." There is some fear on the noor. He said. that extending at· tempts to secure highway proj- ects might lead to pork barrel- ing. There won't be a maJor ~hange in the current CalTrans non-spending philosoph)"'until its director is changed, he said. "CalTrans to date is roughly S60 to $100 mi1Iion snort of ex. penditures in District 7," Cordova noted. District 7 includes 'Ventura. Los Angeles and Qraoge coun· ties. Cordova called the district "an illegitimate child. with Orange the bastard county." He said. "Although Oran~e County Transportation Com· mission has a variety of projects that could be constructed by CalTrans lo improve the coun- Stroke Talk Set at Hoag ·•stroke" will be the topic of a community health education program to be presented Aug . 14 by Hoag Memorial Hospital. A panel of medical specialists and therapists will discuss the disea se. its prevention and treat· mcnt The program begins at 7:30 p. m . in the Grace Hoag Con· ference Center at the hospital at 301 Newport Blvd .. Newport Beach. It is sponsored by the 552 Club. a hospital support group. Anyone interested in attending the free program should make a reservation by calling 642·1463. Swimming Lessons Offered at YMCA Registration for swimming lessons offered through the Orange Coast YMCA will be held on Aug. 11 from 9 a .m. to 4 p.m. Private a~ well as group lessons are available for swim- mers of all abilities ranging in age from toddlers to adults. For further information. contact the Y at 642·9990 ty's present <highway> system, CalTrana ls slow in adoptina these projects. "The most Important devdop- menl lo luel.ln1 the ftte of the In- adequate highway develop111ent controversy is the governor's blue-Untnc of tbe enUre $175 mllijon In capttat augmentation funds. "Th' . *ff is. tn e ect. provided CalTrana with yet anoU>er rea- s on lo delay expansion of mucb·needed roadways and de- ny completion of necessary gaps in District 7 transporlaUon system. Califano noted the irony Wednesdty, tellina the Jn. temational Platform As· sociation, ••1 can't beJp wooderinc what Wln.ston Churchill, that lover ot bis Havana cigars, would lhtnt of your choice for this honor.•• The late Brttlsh prlme minister once bel<>oted to the association. a pro- fessional organisation for speak~rs and booking agents. Terror In Paris Arabs Attack PLO Office, Slay Two PARIS <AP> -Two Arab gunmen attacked the Paris of. fices of the Palestine Liberation Organization today. assassinat· ed the PLO's chief represen- tative in a .hatl of bullets and killed another employee with a grenade bef6re being captured by police. The PLO official. 40·year-old lzziddin QaJaq, was riddled..iwith 16 bullets. police said. He had been in Parts -as the PW representative since -ttnr mnt was knOwn as a supportet' of PLO chief Vasser Arafat in bis struggle against Iraqi-backed extremists who reject any idea of negotiations with Israel. The second PLO employee died after a grenade explosion blew off his leg, police sald. An anonymous caller later claimed Palestinian radicals were responsible. , One raider Oed SQOD alter the initial attack and was caujhl mtnutes later. police swd. After a two·hour siege. the second was overcome by employees of the Arab League's Paris office, in the same building as the PLO. was forced to release a hostage and then was turned over to French officers. police said. The two terrorists. one with I',.._ Page Al CIDEF ... was in the rest.room at the time washing blood from his face. ' Sparks had earlier hit the man in the face three or four times. Mathieson said. apparently pro· voked by a comment made to a waitress by the victim. "Myself and a lady friend bad a s hrimp cocktail and a drink and I had called the waitress to pick up my tab." Mathieson said. "Sparks was dancing at the time, and the waitress asked me 1f I was leaving. 'because of the show.· Sbe was referring to the police chief's dancing." M athleson explained. The truck driver said he told the waitress. "No. my onJy con· cern is that be might knock the tray out of your hands. "l was in the process of stand- ing up to leave when he came to the table. picked up the flower and shoved it in my face." he said. blood running down the side of hls bead, were taken away for questioning. It was the second bloody ter· rorist operation in Paris in four days. An Arab gunman seized hostages in lhe Iraqi Embassy here Monday, and two people were killed and four others wounded in a bizarre shootout between Iraqis and French police after he surrendered. · Tb~ PLO. the-fcratt League and-the Fnmco-Ara1> Chamber ·or Commerce share offices in an elegant 19th century building on Boulevard Hausseman in the central 8th Arrondissement. An anonymous telephone caller told the f rencb news agenc)' Agence F'rance-Presse that the strike was mounted by the ''Rejection Front of State· less Palestinian Arabs," a pre· • viousl)! uii.heard-of group. Tb e J! a Uer .e. La-Ul\ e cl- responsibiUty for an attack Mon- day on the Iraqi Embassy as well as the operation at the PLO offices. ··we don't want a land of exile any more, but the promised land of Mohammed." said the caller · who identified himself as th~ front's commander. Youth Fun Scheduled For Irvine Irvine chlldren have the Op· portunity this month to go from an Indian c&mpout to a Hawaiian luau , via the municipal recreation depart· ment. Children aged 8 through 12 are making their own teepees in citvwide playground programs in preparation for the Aug. 17 eyimpout at Adventure Play. ground, 1 Beech Tree Lane. Cost to participate is $3.50 per papoose. On Aug. 2e. at University Commupity Park, next door to the pla)'lround. there will be a luau with entertainment, food and dance. Ticketa c adults S6. children S4) 1\I'e available at the park. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. 17 Laguna/SOuth Coast . .\fternoon N.Y. Stoeka VOL. 71, NO. 215, ~SECTIONS, 40 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1978 TEN CENTS " Stock Volume Soars Dow Jones Rises NEW YORK lAPl The alock m•rket conUnucd 1b powtrlul surae on the heaviest fir1 l·hour volume ever bt.tfort' sttodying later ln the d•Y Vohlme on the New York Stock Exchange climbed to a torrid 57 mi.Ilion l>hares by noon . In the first hour alone. 20 13 million shures ch•nged hands. Sparks Case topplna the previous record ot 17 58 milUon set durtna the sa>rln.r rally ln April 2$. Mort than •7 mlUlon 11har were traded Wedne11day. the sixth hlpestlnh.lltory. The Dow Jonea averaae of 30 industrials, which leaped more than 22 points Wedneaday, climbed more than 12 points in Victim 'Not A Homosexual'· By STEVE MITCHELL OI U. o.ily Ml9' SU4t The victim of an assault by Laguna Beach Police Chief Jon Sparks said in a telephone in- terview today he resents being refened lo as a homosexual in report-s 61 -event& foUowfog a tavern altercation June 29. • Delbert Mathieson, ~l. an in- dependent trailer truck driver from C06l a Mesa, said reference in a news story Wednesday made by a Laguna Beach police officer before city councilmen greatly disturbed him. "I resent being referred to as a homosexual." the angry trucker said today "That night was the first time in 15 years I've been in Laguna. and I was there with a lady friend " and I had call~ the waitress to pick up my lab," Mathieson said. ·'Sparks was dancing at the time, and the waitress asked me if I was leaving, 'because of the show.' She was referring to the ·po Ii c e--c1' lef's -ct B'n c hrg." Mathieson explained. . The truck driver said he told the waitress, "No. my only con· cern is that he mi&ht knock the . tray out of your bands. "I was in the process of stand· ing up to leave when he came to the table, picked up the flower and shoved it in my face," he Said. "He caught me in the right corner ol my eye." When Mathieson went back down in bis seat, the chief al- t~all&I', P~e.A.l> earlJ tr~ .and was up about e at noon. Oat.nen outnumbered losers by a mar&Jn ol more than 3·to-1. Aoaly,ts aaid the euphoric mood which produced such dramatic laiOS WU \DJSpired by hopes ·of a downturn in interest rates and widely followed Wall Street doctrine known as the Dow theory. -'l'bat tbebry auppoudly IMW& Ber Pet a "buy slpa.I" when both the in· duatrlal and transportation a~eraaes establi.sbed new highs for a sipiftcant perioel of Ume. Still, some analysts said the sheer momentum which began late Wednesday carried over in· to early tradlng today. "It's a combination of thlnp and lt 's partly psycboloctcal. But it isn't as if t.fils rally came out of the blue. the market has been bu11dlng up to it for a period of weeks," said Larry Wachtel, an analyst at Bache, Halsey. Stuart & Shields. Blut crups, which are favored by institutional investors, posted stronc gains. Anal~ said buying by some foreign Investors, who hadn't participated in Wednesday's powerful surge, was helping to fuel the rally Curthu today but heavy buying by institutional in· vestors was also evident. "Institutions largely sat out the April-May rally. They mis· sed it and I guess they decided tbey didn't want to sit this one out," said William LeFevre. an analyst at Granger & Co. The Dow industrial tndex jumped 22.78 points Wednesday, its largest single-day surge in 3~ years. Mom, ·six Kids Leap to Death SALT LAKE CITY <AP> -A mother pushed some of the w o m a n w hos e h u s band children. committed suicide two days ago • Police Lt. Nick Paloukos said. plunged with her seven children "All indications are they were rrom an ll·story hotel balcony in religio~ fanatics and decided to downtown SaU_,&ake City today join the father." He said the l n -What poliCe sa1cr-may ""liave --ratlier ;-wno coi'ninntea-suicfde · been a btiarre TeltgiollS .act. 'lb'e Tuesday n.tght, was the 1eader ot molner ana six cli1Tclfen ated:-~urobs-cure-reltgious s~ Police Lt. Roger JGnnersley A 15-year -old girl who said "at least three of the older survived was reported in critical children jumped of their own condition. volition" from chairs stacked on The family members were the balcony. Authorltie\said the ·'devoted to each other, extremely so," said police Sgt. Brent Davis. who said he knew the father personally. Davis said the father. whom he identified as Emmanuel Dt:vid, 39, "believed he was the Roty G1rost; Jesus Chr1M and · God -lilt ·three at the same time." , The police sergeant said David changed his name from Bruce Longo several years ago. Kinnersley said David had <See PLUNGE, Page AZ) Genna Shepherd. 13. of Red Bluff. shows off her pet tarantula. "Taboo ... who Harnpagi. ·ng won first prize in the -------unusual pet category at the Nixon Tees Up To Play in Shrine Clanic _T_e_h_a_m_a_c_ou_n_t_y_F_a_ir_. __ =~-FJood KiJJs ~ A news story Wednesday quot- ed at length a statement by a Laguna Beach police officer seeking the resignation or dfa- missal of the police chief. Chief Sparks was fined $500 for batte ry after beating M atbleson In a bar and restaurant. Officer Terry MacAdams. in revealing police reports or that evening, quoted the chief as re- ferring to Mathieson as a "--faggot" when confront· ed by an officer called to the scene of the altercation. Sparks' reinstatement as chief was sup- ported by spokesmen for the homosexual community. Visitor in Laguna Assaulted by Pair At least a- BANDERA, 'texas <AP) - Rampaain& flood waters fed by 14 ipcbe& or over11igbt rain gained st.renith in tbe central Tex.as hill country tod•y aod of. ficlals listed death counts rang. Ing from eight to 15. tf\lDdred.s fled their homes and damage estimates mounted. INDlANAPOLJS <AP> -Richard Nixon is going public again. This time on a golf course. The former president .will play in the pro-am segment of the Indianapolis Shrine Golf Classic Wednesday and Thursday at Speedway Golf Course. tournament officials announced Wednesday. The pro-am, which also will feature such stars as entertainer Mickey Rooney. is part of the Professional Golf Association Seniors tour. ~ Bud Owen. general chairman of the Indianapolis Shrine Golf Classic. said Nixon wanted to participate because proceeds go to Shrine children's hos pitals. "I was nol aware he made that comment to an officer," Mathieson said. adding that he was in the restroom at the time, washing blood from his face. Spar~ had earlier hit the man in the fsce three or four times, Mathieson said, apparently pro- voked by a comment made to a waitress by the victim. "Myself and a lady friend had a shrimp cocktail and a drink A young Laguna Beach vis- itor. who helped two men push their car in a parklng lot, was abducted, threatened With a long knife and sexually assaulted. The 19-year-old Medford. Ore., man told Laguna Beach police Wednesday he helped two men push a late model AMC Pacer in the GJeMeyre Street parking lot Tuesday morning. After the car started, Olle of the men tbanked him and reached to shake his hand. When the victim offered his hand, he was pulled into tbe rear or the car and confronted by an eight-inch knife. Woman, 71, Killed In LaPa Acc~dent A 71 -year-old woman was killed Wednesday afternoon when the car she allegedly was driving in the wrong direction on the Laguna Freeway crashed headon into an auto traveling in the opposite direction A coroner's invesligetor Identified the victim as Thelma E. Nicholson of Sant.a Ynez. According to an accident report, Mrs. Nicholson was driving her 1960 model two-seat \. roadater eastbound in the freeway's westbound lanes on the San Diego Freeway overpass when the accident occurred. Her lightweilht auto collided headon wU,b a mi.sedan driven by Richard K, Wilcox. 63, of Rancho Santa Fe, the report said. Wilcox reportedlJ was taken to Saddlef>ack Commuf\lty Hosp\tal for treatment of injuries described as not serious. Mrs. 'Nlchol~n died at the scene ol the • p-.m . accident, according to ll coroner's repOtt. · The two men btµidfolded the victim and forced him to iie down on the rear noorboarc1 They drove for about 20 minutes. the victim recalls -a portion of that on a rreeway. The victim told officers he was taken blindfolded up a fiigbt of stairs at an apartment, where the while cloth was pulled from bis eyes. revealing a dark room. One of his assailants turned on a mO¥ie projector-displaying. male pornography and the two men ordered him to undress. After performing sex acts with the victim and each other for more than an hour, the victim was again blindfolded. Police said the victim was then driven back down Laguna Canyon Road where he was re- leased. The suspects then drove back out the canyon road. The kidnappers were both described as being Caucasians in their twenties, both about 5 feet 11 inches tall and weighing around .150 pounds. Both had blond hair and one had a blond mustache. 20,000 At Rally LISBON, Po~gal <AP > More than 20,000 persons gathered at a Lisbon stadium Wednesday for the opening of the International Conaress of Jehovah's Witnesses. The con- gress is held every five years in a dUferent country. ' Officer Bill Fackelmaa or the Kerrville police said scatte.-ed reports came in "all night long" about deaths and mlssing persons. "We've got nine bodies out of Bandera. four out of Comfort and two out of Center Point," Fackelmm'I sah:t. He said at least nine people were missing from Center Point and Comfort. However. the Texas Depart· ment or Public Safety -said it confirmed eight deaths. A de- <See llAIN, Page AZ) _ _., F18her Seen As EI Morro New Principal' Laguna Beach Unified School District trustees are expected tonight to name Art Fisher. the high school's activities director. as interim principal at El Morro Elementary School. Flsber. who has bffn with the district since 1969, would replace Bill Allen, who retired in June after 24 years with the Laguna Beach District. Fisher was formerly a science teacher at Thurston In· termediate School, and served as ~ummer school principal for several years. His new salary would be $24, 772. according to school of. ficlals. ' ln otheJ" act.ion toniaht. the dis- trict will bold a public bearm, to consider adoption of the publlca· lion b~et !or 1978-79. That budf et has been pared to $6.4 mll ion from a prelimlpary budaet ol nearly $7 mlllion. The meetln& will be held ln district offtces at 550 Blwoont St. befinninl at '1:.30 p.m . ' l.agunan Arrested In Hash Smuggling SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -A lawyer, a bartender. a Laguna Beach salesman, a carpenter and a former chemical engineer have been arrested in connection with the smuggling of Sl million worth of hashish from Pakistan to San Franclsco. Investigators said Wednesday the fi ve were arrested and the hashis h seized Monday in nearby Concord as the men were unloading the drug from a rental truck. The shipment was secretly traced from Lahore. Pakistan. via New York over the past month, investigators said. The five crates seized each Elmore Ranch Home Project W-1D8 Approval contained three square tin boxes, each packed with 361-'z ounces of hashish, the purest form of marijuana, said Daniel Addario, c hief of the Drug Enforcement Administration's regional office. Those arrested were identified as Morry Weinstein. 37, a Mill Valley attorney ; bartender Dean Martinez, 29, of Stockton; salesman John B. Hart, 37. of Laguna Beach; carpenter Bradford S. Lewis, 29, of Oakland. and rc'ired chemical engmeer Gordon B. \funn. 35. of Bremerton, Wash. AU were arraigned on charges of conspiracy with Intent to distribute a cont rolled substance. Coast Weather Night and morning low cloudiness with hazy sun- s hine in the afternoons through Friday. Slightly warmer days . Highs rang- ing from about 70 at the beaches to Jower 80s in in-land areas. Lows tonight mostly In mJd 60s. INSIDE TOD.I\~ A Nf1U1PO'! Beach reridnt hod o choice between a •wlmmfog pool and o JQJ)QMte teahouac for her on· nlv.raofll prt#nt. ~ choae tM ttohowe. Ste FeaturinO. Pogt Cl . •••• •• .,..,..,_. •• .. ~ a ,,_._...Ct_.,._ CM ................................ ......... .... , .............. M.01 &-'= .. °' .... ~ ~,. .... ....... CA ~ a.,.., • ..._ "" g;:; Cl~· .... .............. .. -.ct ..... All ...... ,,~::: ~ ~ ....... ~...._ M ••••• ·c ..... --... M.Ot ............. Q . I AZ bA1L v PILOT use Thul'!d!x. AuPuet !. 1m Toi SttU ltlunng Mom 'Suspect' In Kidnapping ey ai\YMONO ESTllADA Jr. °' -.,.. .. ,..... ·-1'ollce ure :.t" .. klnC a warrant for thti vr t ot Camalla MUI r . ~. on s~pldan ol chtld ateall~ Jnd bttrahary In connecUon with lh~ disuppeuroncu Monday of ht>r dttuahll'r. s yc"ur old beaut)' quttn VaJ oa Man ka Mlll•r. from the 1ouna11ter'1 Huntlf\lton Btach homt- Lawmt-a have round no troce .f)I M !'$. Mlllerortbe 11rl ,.., ngerpranu round o n a ~room window al the home ot 't<enneth ¥nd Juanltu Moore. \taleenu's le1aJ 1uardlans and ~rllndparent.:. matched those ot Mr:. Miller. s.1d police S,t Lws Ochoa ,,,.... P a.,e .4 I RAINS ••• · i)artment s pokesman said the agency was having trouble con· tachn~ Kerrville police regard· ing the higher count given by Fackelmun Communications in the area were disrupted. The waters of the Upper Guadalupe River reached new crests today. even as authorities were still trying to locate people missing from Wednesday 's flooding. The National Weather ~vice rn San Antonio warned residents or the Guadalupe flood plains to evacuate a 2CNnile area. About 200 people were forced to leave Kerrville and nearby Ingram on WedneMluy rught..- The torrential rains spawned by tropical storm Amelia caused rivers to surge rrom their banks mto riverfront communities and <ampsites early Wednesday. Humble homes and exclusive <lude ranches alike were ravaged. and the LBJ ranch was turned into a swamp. · In a region where residents cently worried about drou one river rose 10 teet m one hour, submerging a highway bridge He avy rains that hit the area Tuesday and Wednesday turned several normally placid rivers .,nto surging death traps. In a 48-hour period ending Wednes- day night. Kerrville had re· ~eived 22 inches of rain. The Oooding devastated much of Bandera . Com fort and Medina Kerrville resembled a war tone as National Guard troops, Army and state police helicop- ters and scores of police deposit- ed stunned refugees at evacua- tion centers. Children r escued from the Serendip Camp on the Medina River were taken lo the Pipe Creek Volunteer Fire Depart- ment. Refugees from Camp Bandina were taken to a church in Bandern. National Guardsmen forded a ' strenm late Wednesday night to rescue 156 girls from the isolat· e d Herman-Scott camp. The girls were taken to a high school in Comfort where they were re· united wtth their families. Gov. Dolph Briscoe ...sked that all three counties be declared disaster areas and made eligible for emergency assistance funds and programs Teen Girl Injured .A8 Car Rolle Over Authorities said 18-year-old Sueanne Kessner of Capistrano Beach apparently fell asleep at the wheel or her car early today and it rolled over after bouncing off a guardrail on the San Diego Freeway in San Clemente. The accident took place about 2 a.m . on the northbound side or the freeway between avenidas Palizada and Pico. Miss Kessner, 26M2 Vista del Mar, was treated at San Clemente General Hospital for facial cuts and a leg injury, but wasn't hospitalized, authorities said. l 1SC DAILY PILOT Mr i. Mlller . whoac hn1crprlnl.JI were 1uppUed by the1 San Oaeco Police Dep•rt· ment, l• ValHna'I mother, but loat lcaal custody ot tbt chlld three yea.rs aao. Pollce alle1e that Mrs. Mlller and P<>f'Sibly llO •ccompUce tore down a scret:n Mnd prttd open a downstaln window at the Moore home. 20191 Crown Reer Luu~. about 1 11 an Mooduy . ll is alle&ed that Mrs. Uler cooped up youna Valeena who cried out "I don't want to ao" before she was whisked away in an auto Valeena. a blonde, blue.eyed M 1ss La Petite Beauty Pa1eant winner. wa.s sleeping with her 86-year-oJd great-arandmother. Billie Maude Moore, al the time or the at:>c1uction, police Hid. The Moores said they are un- sure if their daughter, Mrs. Miller. would hurt Valeena, but told police Camalla's 2-year-old son, Jason, died mysteriously last Oct. 5. Fountain Valley _pollce detec- tives whO probed Jason's death said the case is stlll unsolved. The boy was found suffocated with two plastic bags end a blanket wrapp~d around him. investigators said. Cdifano's 'Finest Hour? WASHINGTON <AP) - A speakers' group honored Secretary of Health Education and Welfare Joseph A. Califano Jr. for his "courageous" attacks against smoking. It gave him an award named alter one of history's most famous cigar-smokers. Winston Churchill. Califano noted the irony W_sdnesday, telling the In- ternational Platform As· sociation. "I can't help wondering what Winston Churchill, that lover or big Havana cigars, would think of your choice for this honor." ~e late British prime mimster once belonged to the association. a pro- fessional organi~ation for speakers and booking agents. Marine Nabbed In Ckmente OnBombRpp A Camp Pendleton Marine was arrested at his San Clemente residence late Wednesday on suspicion of possession of explosive devices. Dennis James Waltman, 21, or 527 1.Az N. El Camino Real, was arrested by San Clemente police with a warrant issued Tuesday by the Orange County District Attorney's office. He races three felony counts or possessin& ex- plosive devices. Sao Clemente patrol officers came upon a cache of military explosives in Wallman's apart- ment on Sunday, while checking on a prowler report. Confiscated by Marine authorities from Waltman's apartment were "thousands" of rounds of rifle and machine gun ammunition, mortar shells, seven :n mm military rockets, a rocket launcher, illumination shells, smoke grenades and II· legal fireworks, said Don Hodgson. San Clemente fire marshal. Hodgson said Waltman told police that he collects explosives as a hobby and had bought some of the fireworks found in bis possession .. Waltman was scbed1i1led for arraignment today at the South Orange County Municipal Court in Laguna Niguel, Beanstalk Metropolu You almost can't see the forest for tne beans in this 70-acre field or string beans grown against poles and a mesh of twine off Sand Canyon A venue near Irvine Center Drive. in Irvine. County agriculture depart· ment reports thattin 1977. some 734 acres or string beans were grown locally. producing 3.186 tons with a gross valueofSl.432.400. San Juan to Return $55,000 in Taxes ~ The San Juan Capistrano City Council voted to return more than $5..5,00o in tax revenues to six local developers and private homtlbullder5 Wednesday night. • The inoney was collected fTom the builders June 30, the day following the council's passage or the emergency Systems Development Tax. The tax. ef. fectlve immediately, levied a one percent ree on all new de· velopment within the city. In protesting the tax, de- velopers at Wednesday's meet· ing told councilmen insufficient notice was given to builders to allow them to provide for the ex- tra expenditure. Also, the • builders argued, the council's ex}lressed 1ntertt wl\en-nle Fee was approved was to make the tax effective July 1. instead of the day before. Councilman Gary Hausdorfer a~ed with the protesting buffder~. The council was look- ing at Ji41y 1 and beyond vthen it levied t.he tax. be said. "Legally .. we ~"~keep 1{ !lax>." he said. "but ethically and morally we're obligated to give it back." Councilman James Thorpe re· iterated earlier statements by councilmen that all revenues collected under the emergency ordinance are being put aside and m ay be returned to the de- velopers if the city doesn't need the money. That decision will be made this.fall. he said. · The s pecial tax was passed as a replacement for proJected lost tax-l"evenues as a r-esutt· of Propo~1t1on 13 City ad- minis trator.. estimated $428.000 in fees could be collected yearly. Seal Beach Gears For Nuclear Protest By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of U. o.lly ~ Swtt Traffic congestion but no &erlous confrontations are ex- pected Saturday when up to 5,000 protesters against nuclear weapons gather outside the Seal Beach Na val Weapons Station. Seal Seach Police Chief Edward CibbareJli said We9es· day his 45-man force supplement· ed by 25 reserve officers is fully ~repared to deal with any dif· ficulty. The Alliance for Survival, an organization opposed lO nuclear arms and critical or alleged dangers posed by nuclear power plants, has organized the pro· test. "The demonstration is entire- ly within our jurisdiction, includ· ing the naval base," Chief Cib- barelli explained . He said Navy authorities will not be in charge of policing the throng scheduled to assemble al McG augb School across the street never been involved in violen<:e and they have been meeting with us." Chier Cibbarelli said of the organization's planned dem- onstration. A concert and other entertain- ment is planned at McGaugh School throughout the day in conjunction with the Alliance For Survival effort. . "Things will be pretty hec\ic between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m .. " the chief said. Residents of nearby Leisure World. Seal Beach. are being told it would be advisable to do their weekend errands early and stay home Saturday. Chief Cibbarelh added that the Alliance has two other anti· nuclear demonstrations scheduled this weekend. One will .be-ofl 'the San Onofre Nuclear Power Generating Plant and the other will be at a similar f aci lily at Diablo Canyon near the seaside hamlet of Cayucos in San Luis Obispo County. F....,P.,,eAJ PLUNGE ••• been excommunicated rrom the Mormon Church about 15 years ago and had several times declared himself a leader of that church and had demanded that tithes be paid to him. Authorities identified the dead woman as Rachel David. 38. -Names-~ages o( the c.hild.reo- were not immediately available. "l just couldn 'l ~lieve it." said Felix Palacios. a delivery truck driver who said he saw the woman throw two children from the balcony of the lntematiooal Dunes Hot.el before jumpiua. He said he saw the children struggling and trying lO hold on. to the balcony railing. Paloukos. the police lieute· nant. said some of the children were screaming and struggijng with the mother. He -Said .. · happened-pretl.)I fast. as fast as she could throw them ... Authorities said two bodies fell to the sidewalk. and the others landed on the roof of »ie hotel corree shop. Paloukos said thf: survivors may have been cushioned by landing on the other bodies. Thieves Take Surfboards In Laguna T hieves made orr with an outboard motor and two surCboards jn_ two separate burglaries Wednesday. Laguna Beach police said today. Roger Understiller, 16. of Mesa, Ariz. told police someonE: stole two surfboards valued at $230 rrmom the top of his car, which was parked in the 100 block or Ocean Avenue Wednesday. Michael Knott. or 650 Diamond Street. said burglars stole a $700 40--horsepower outbo.ard engine from his boat parked in the driveway sometime during the night Tuesday. ~oth burglaries are under investigation today. omcers said. Arabs Slay2 In PLO PARIS (AP) -Two Arab gunmen attacked the Parts of. fices or the Palestine Liberation Organization today. assasslnat· ed the PLO's chief represen- tallve in a hail of bullet.a and killed another em.,loyee with a grenade before being captured by police. The PLO official. 40-year-old lzzlddin QaJaq. was ridd)ed with 16 bullets. police said. He had been in Paris as the PLO representative since 1972 and was known as a supporter of PLO chief Y8$ser Arafat in bas struggle against Iraqi-backed extremists who reject any idea or negotiations Wlth Israel. The second PLO employee died after a grenade explosion blew orr hi s leg. police said. An anonymous caller later claimed Palestinian radicals wert- responsible. One raider Oed soon after the initial attack and was caught m inutes later. police said. After a two-hour siege. the second was overcome by employees of the Arab League'!l Parts office. m the same building as the PLO. was forced to release a hostage anct then was turned over lo French officers. police said. The two terrorists. one with blood running do\vn the side of his head. were taken away for questioning. It was the second bloody ter· rorist operation in Paris in .four days. An Arab gunman sei2ed hostages in the Iraqi Embassy here Monday. and two peoplt- .we re killed and four others wounded in a bizarre shootout between Iraqis and French 'pOlice after he su1tende'hd. • - The PLO. the Arab Leagu. and the Franco-Arab Chamber of Commette shatt office in an elegant 19th century building on Boulevard Hausseman in the central 8th Arrondissement. An anonymous telephone caller told the French new:i; agent'y Agence France-Press1e that the strike was mounted by the ··Rejection Front of State- less Palestinian Arabs.·· a pre- viously unbear_!i -of jroue The caller claimed responsibility for an attack Mon · day on the Iraq• Embassy a.-. well as the operation at tbe PLO offices ,,,...P-.,eAJ CfilEF ... legedly slugged Mathieson in thE' mouth. "l covered up my face. then he leaned over the table and hit me three or four time. on top of the head." Mathieson said he pushed tht.- ch1ef's body away with tt\e table. and the chief staggered backwards and sat down. "t said. 'Get away from me. you son or a bitch.· a,nd theo asked someone to call tht> police." "ll 's just lucky he didn't put -out my eye because t hen ! couldn't d1"4ve my truck." Mathieson said. "I don't want to see the man lose his job, bul I want to see justice done." Mathieson said be is often on the road. and did not know that Sparks bas already raced a Judge and received a fine. "In that case." he said. ") guess justice has been done." When asked if he would seek a civil complaint against the ch1er for his injuries. Mathieson said he would have no comment. fromtheweaponsdept. --------------------------------------- Chief Cibbarelli said the only problem he foresees will be possible trespassing on the weapons station property. a crime the Alliance ror Survival says its members will not com- mit. This could create violence- prone situations. he pointed out. noting the group is opposed to violence and does not want to promote it. ·'This particular group has More Coverage Other south Orange County coverage appears today on Page AlSA. Dear Custwr: We hcne beetl tllWl~IMll clolllg I for J ,._. wl •w Wt h1PP•• 1 Thos• old llloe store W I _.. CJOllMJ ...t .... _.._. ... door .:t to the ...... We _.. aho nu adllllag tlle ..... to ..a It_.. -.~ Co11ntian Denies Child Sex Charge met 9 .. • -.. wll ••M nfN . ..-la .. rep• •pa tw ... 8"' - whet• .... 1 We IMIY• to..,. ti tM WI to .... ,_ for ... c•,..l•r• .ct tt. best place we c• tlllllll of_.._..._ la W. c•t1a1ra• ••••L So. H y• c• ,.t ., ~ 1hc•1 fJf ' '"· .,. •• C... ...... C9d 111erch••• ~ •.., of__. ollli, we e. pram• y• sw •ery exc.._. .._So ...... J°-19' c••;t• M ~• .... Lit• proYe lltat w• n wfaills abo.t t1Hltui lliii s. •lw•• tllll YldiO ncor..._ omt Of ow • .,. . Huntington Beach re•tdent Robin F . Garrett plead ed Innocent Wednesd ay In Los Angeles County Superlor Court to charges he was tnvolvod lb aq alleaed chlld pr<>sUtutton and pornography rtna. Garrett , 58, a b ulld ln1 contractor witb offtcea tn Cotta Mesa, wu tteed on SS0,000 bail arter h.la lawyer, Gerald Utt.I, araued tbat Garrett WH 1 "respectable mtmMr of hla commanJty" and bad nevtr been arruted bttOR. Garrett'• ban wu reduced from *100,000. ' \,os Anfeleit pc>llce arrested Garrett ln downtown Huntington Beach alter he and eiaht other men were indicted by the Los Ana e let County Grand Jury on .. prOIUtut!on and pornoar~y char1ea. Gar«tt ls. charted with slx f etony counta lncludlns aelllna ll female for immoral purposes, aex pervenlon and conspiracy. Loi Antelea police spokesman Bill Dworin uld · a nven·montb PtOM lnto the alle&ed sex riDC lhowtd that It -...i 1t juveniles -aome ot lhtm boya -were lllvolvtct ( .... I Orange ~oast EDITION Today' Closing N. 't'. Stoeks VOL. 71, NO. 215, 'SECTIONS, 31 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1978 N TEN CEN rs Stock VoluJDe Soars; Dow Jones Rises NEW YORK <AP>-Tbe ~tock martl:et continued iU po•erful urte on the heaviest flnt-hour volume ever belOf'" ateadylna later ln the day. . Volum on the New York Stock Bxchan1e chmbed to • reeont 15.5 mUUon shares. ex ~ina the 63.4 million ol Apnl 25. In the first hour alone. 20.13 mllUon shares cll~ed bands. * * * Dollar Bucked LONDON ~P> -Tbe dollar came under he avy downward pressure against the Swiss franc in trading on European foreign exchanges today, knocking the wind out or the U.S. currency's recovery earlier in the day. D~alers reported hu_ge !ial~ Qf_ dollars for Swis~ncs in heavy trading.. ~Y it. was. not clear what prompted the slide. but that the bulk of the selling appeared to come from West German banks. which also sold dollars for marks. lo Zurich. the dollar dipped to another record low of 1.6910 Swiss francs in what one dealer described as "panicky condi tions. '' ln Tokyo, the dollar a r alhe<i to clOse at J8S.l!5'Jat>anese yen.- a gain ol more than 2 percent in 24 bours. The do llar closed Wednesday itl 184.65 yen. That was the eighth consecuu;e record closing low for the U.S. currency since it stid below the 200-yen markJuly24. The price of gold, meanwhile. lost ground this morning because of the dollar's tem- porary recovery. Investors tum to the m e tal in tim es of monetary instability and it tends to rise as the dollar falls and vice versa. Gold was quoted at noon in Zurich at $202.625 an ounce. down from $203.375 at the open- ing and' the same p r ice at Wednesday's close. In London the metal wa.s fixed this afternoon at $202.20, down from $203.75 at Wednesday's close. The dollar finished the day Wednesday in Zurich at a r ecord low of 1.7125 Swiss francs. But then. as part of a general re- covery, the U.S. currency had risen to around l. 7295 Swiss francs this morning before slid· ing again. "We had orders from every- where." -said anothe r Zurich dealer. "We re ally have no ex· planation for this sudden new pressure." Wall.et Sale AJTaignment Set Today Arraignment was set today in Harbor Judicial District Court for a Loe Angeles resident who police said tried to sell • wallet back to the Newport Beach resi- d ent who lost it a week ago. Jay Handy Howell, 48, was ar· rested by Newport Beach police Tuesday after allegedly trying to sell the wallet to an un- dercover agent posinl as the wallet's owner. Oetect.lve Sgt. Bob Gatewood alleged Howell picked Lb• wallet out or the unidentified victlm's pocket as the man s trolled Marine Avenue on Balboa <Island. "We had reports of four misa-ln1 wallets the same day this one was reported and they were all OD Balboa bl~ ... Gatewood 1&ld. But be said he bad no nidenee to prove that suspicion. Howell •u picked up at a loUI botel after be aUe1edly ne.goUi&ed' a SlOO ransom price wW. the wallet's owner. Police Alleced they found 3.000 amphetacnlnn, a quantity of marijuana anCl a bandpn ln Howell's pou .. ton at Lhe Ume ot bll arrest . He wu booked on a cha.rat oc PollNaioG of am~l.nel for · lila. PriGr IO lila arraq~ be •• blllil .MN ua Heu ot --blill. toppln1 the previous record of l{:.SI mJlllon 1et cturln1 the •!!1U rally Aprll25. Nore than 47 mwton ahare• were traded Wednesday, the slJcih hiChest iD~. ne Dow Janes averqe pt 30 lDdQtriall. whlc:b leaped more than 22 polnt1 Wednesday. climbed more than 12 Points in wu..tr*''na •Id doled . ..up...3.38 Point.I to 818.87. For a few mo- m nu.ltwuoverOOO. Oainen ou\.numbAed losers by a mar1lnof atm,osl2to 1. Analysts said the 'euphoric mood wbith produced s uch dramatic gains·w• im~plred by hopes ol a downturn in tnterest rates and widely followed Wall Street doctrine known as the Dow theory. :rhat t.heory-1Uf>P08ed&y shows . ,,,..,..,.... .......... CH .. f9TINE ANGULO HOLDS HERO DO<J ~ASEY Collie Saved HI• Mlltresa From Kidnapper• Grateful Pooch Rescues Mistress SANTA FE SPRINGS <AP > - Casey, a miniature collie that was rescued from a dog pound in Santa Barbara six years ago, has returned the favor by rescu- ing b.is S.year-old.mistress from kidnappers, authorities say. Casey, who is part Australian sheepdog, snarled and snapped at the two men who dragged Christine Angulo from her home Monday toward a blue van pa rked out front, Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies said lo· day. "Come with us." the two would-be kidnappers said when she answered the doorbe ll. They immediately gr abbed her by the ar'-she told deputies later. ir;-• "Casey. Casey. 'Casey !" Christine cried as she was pulled out the door. The dog promptly responded to her screams and was so persistent, in barking and nipping at the men that lhe <See COLLIE, Page A2) N-M Officials Mum At Suit Hearing Nearly 200 questions went un-lion. said he believes NMIRl is answered by Newport-Mesa in conrnct with private busi· Unified School District officials nesses that also sell computer Wednesday as the Orange Coun· programs. ty Counsel's office continued to , Duran said school trustee Jook at the operation or a district Duke O'Brien and Warren computer data processing cor-Murphy, the school district's poration. director or fiscal services, re· Tbe diatrtct filed auit against lused to answer about 200 ques· the county Department of tions while submitting deposi· Education after tt refused to re-tions Wednesday. lease $200,000 in funds to operate Duran said the refusals were the newly-formed ?llewPOrt·Mesa based on the advice of the school Instructional Research Institute district's attorney, Spencer CNMIRI>. Covert. He said Superintendent Deputy County Counsel Ed John Nicoll was asked to submit Duran, wbo. is representing the a deposition but "called in county Department of Educa-sick." a "buy signal" when both the in· dustrial and transportation averages established new highs for a significant period of lime. Still. some analysts said the sheer momentum which began late Wednesday carried over in· to early trading today. ''It's a combination of thlnes and it's partly psychological. But it isn•t as if this rally came out of the blue. the market has been building up to it for a period or heavy buying by institutional in· weeks." said Larry Wachtel. an vestors was also evident. analyst at Bache. Halsey Stuart "institutions largely sat out v& Shields. the April-May rally. They mis- Blue chips, which are favored sed it and I guess they decided by institutional investors. posted·· they didn't want to sit this one strong gains. "l>ut." said WilUam LeFevre. an Analysts said buying by some analyst at Granger & Co. foreign investors. who hadn't T he Dow industria l index participated in Wednes day's Jumped 22.78 points Wednesday. powerfUl surge, was helping to ils la rgest single·day surge in fuel the rally further today but 3.,, years. Moni, ·Six Kids Leap to .Death ~· .., SALT LAKE CITY <AP) -A w o man whose hu s band committed suicide two days aco plunged with her seven children from an 11-story hotel balcony in downtown Salt Lake Cily..tod.a,y- in what police said may have been a bizarre reUgious-aet. The mother and six children died. Police Lt. Roger IUnnersley said ''at least three of the older children jumped of their own volition" from chairs stacked on the balcony. Authorities s aid the PLO Pair Murdered By Arabs PARIS <AP ) -Two Arab gunmen attacked the Paris of· fices of the Palestine Liberation Organization today. assassinat· ed the PLO's chief represen· tatlve in a hall of bullets and killed another employee with a grenade before being captured by 1>9lice. Tlfe PLO official, 40-year-old Izziddin Qalaq, was riddled with 16 bullets, police said. He had been in P aris as the PLO representative since 1972 and was known as a. supporter of PLO chief Yasser Arafat In his struggle against Iraqi-backed extremist!: who reject any idea or negotiations with Israel. Th e secona PLO employee died after a grenade explosion blew off his leg, police said. An anonym~ caller later claimed P al estinia n r a dicals wer e responsible. One raider Oed soon after the initial attack and was caught minutes later. police ~aid. After a two-hour siege, the"Second was overcome by employees of the Arab League's Paris office. in the same building as the PLO. was forced to release a hostage and then was turned over to French officers, police said. The two terrorists. one .with blood running down the side or <See TERROR, Page AZ> Contest Scheduled In Body Skimming The third annual body skim· ming contest wtll be held at Corona del Mar Main Beach at noon Saturday. The contest, put on by an in· form a l groap or reeular visitors to the beach. involves competi- tion in belly-sUding along the beach'ssborellne. mother pus hed some of the children. Police U . Nick Paloukos said. "All indications are they were religious fanatics and decided to join .the. t:aUier.." He said the father , who committed suicide Tuesday night. was the ~der of an obscure religious sect. A 15-year·old girl wh o survived was reported in critical condition. The family members were 'de v~t ed to each o the r . '.I'~, ...... Ma p locates towns < un· derlined > in Texas hill coun· try where flooding brought on by heavy rains has taken the lives of eight to 15 peo· pie. See story. Page A3. Sewer Work Slows Cars In Newport Tra ffic o n West Coast Highway in Newport Beach is being slowed to a crawl at night and nearby apartment dwellers are complaining about the noise. but repairs to a seW#!r line under the road.w ay must go on. a spokesman for the Orange Coun· ty Sanitation Districts said to· day. "We're about 45 days behind schedule now:· sighed sanita· lion manager Ray Lewis. "We hope to be done by September." extremely so." said police Sgt Brent Davis, who said he knew the father personally. Davis said the father. whom he identified as Em manuel David, ·39, "believed he was the Holy Ghost, Jesus Christ and God -all thr~ at tfte same time." The p olice ser geant said David changed his nam e from Bruce Longo sever al years ago. Kinners ley said David had <See PLUNGf;, Page AZl Not a Gay, Assaulted Man Says By STEVE MITCHELL Of Ille o.Klr f'IN4 Staff The victim of an assault by Laguna Beach Police Ch ief Jon Sparks said in a telephone-in· terview today he resents being referred to as a homosexual in reports or events following a tavern altercation June 29. Delbert Mathieson, Jt , an in· dependent trailer truck driver from <:osta Mesa. s aid reference in a news stor y Wed nesday made by a Laguna Beach Police officer before city councilmen greatly disturbed him. "I resent being refer red to as a h omosexu a l.·· the a ngr y trucker said today. ''That night was the nrst time jn 15 years l'vt' been in Laguna, and I wa~ there with a lady friend " A news story Wednesday quot· ed at len~h a statement by a Laguna Beach police offi cer seeking the resignation or dis- m issa I of the pa lice chief Chief Sparks was fined S500 fo r b a ttery aft er beat 1n ~ Mat h 1 e'S on i n a b a r a n d restaurant. Officer Terry MacAda ms. in revealing police reports or that e vening, quoted the chief as re· f e rring to Ma th ieson as a .. ___ faggot" when confront· ed by an officer called to the scene of the altercation. Sparks' reinst atement as chief was sup- ported by s pakesmen for the homosexual community "I was not aware he made that comment to an offi cer, .. <See CIUEF. Page A2) Coast Weather •esa Eyes· 'Swinshlne" O/ficiah Take Cloudy Yiew of Nude Studio Repairs to the sewer line are being slowed by a CalTrans edict that the work can be done only after 8 p.m .. Lewis ex· plained. .The condition was imposed by CalTraM to hold down the dis· ruption of traffic on the section ol Coast Highway between the Arches Overpass and the Upper Bay Bridge. Th~ 20-year-old sewer line blew 1ast January, sending a hall·mllllon gallons of sewage eascadl.ng into Newport Beach between (he Balboa Bay Club and the Sea Scout base. Night and morning low cloudiness with hazy sun- shine in the afternoons through Friday. Slightly warmer days. Highs rang- ing from about 70 at the beaches to lower 80s In In· land areas. Lows tonight mostly In mid &Os. INSIDE TODA" Costa Mesa officials aren't rolllna out the welcome mat for the naked new tenants of what once wu tbe Chamber of Com· merce buclq"8(Urs. Tbe t1")-st.c)Q building at 583 W. tlth St. It now tbe .. Sunsblne Bulldlq," a part-Um• home for youn1 1adiii WhO eam tbeir Uv- lna by dofft.lll thelr d\\ds for nude f~ mOdeUni and "rap 1a1iona." Glty omclllt are not enthused about the Jl1tdlo, altbouab a Lewis saJd the Une is one ol two puallel lines running along C~t Hlahway. "U ~I haPJ>(!ns to that otber tlne, we could be In for some serious trouble." he said. ReUnlna of the broken sew r main Is beine c.arrted out under o '218,000 contract wllh Roddioi ¥achlnet, Inc. Ltwla said aanita\lon oU\clals ftaur t.IMy are 1avln1 about '400.000 by rellntns~the atwet main wtHd of di.Quit •t "IP and rt~~tt, A Newport Beach remerit had a choi ce between o 1wt m ming p ool and a Japant# ttahouae /OT her an· nwer1al']I preient. SM cho11 the teahouH. ~. Featunng. Pogt Cl I . ..., ............. NEW COUNTY JUDGE Mna'a Don Mceerttn CM Lawyer Named New ()C JuJge Costa Mesa attorney Donald A Mccartin and Santa Ana at- torney Ed Wallin have been ap- pointed to the Orange County Superior Court by Gov. E~mund G. Brown Jr. The appointments of the two DemocrHls brings the court to its full strength of 40 judges. The posts carry salaries of $51,624 a year. Mccartin. 52, has practiced law in Costa Mesa for the past 22 years A graduate or the Univ e rsily oC .Minnesola. be. has specialized in domestic relations and personal injury litigation and has frequently served as a pro te m judge. McCartin. who is a former classmate or Vice President Walter Mondale, lives in Costa Mesa~th hi s wife Karen, and th-4iM1-four son s a nd two daughters. McCart1n will be the only Orange County Superior Court jun st-..currently living in Costa Mesa 7 Wallin. 36, bas served as cam- p a 1 g n treasurer for As · semblyman Richard Robinson. D-Santa Ana. He also as a graduate of the Un iversity of Minnesota and worked as an assistant U.S. At- torney in Los Angeles before opening his pract.ice in Orange County. Me sa T e a ch e r Mr. Knights Rites Slated Funeral services are scheduled Friday for Huntington Beach resident George Kenneth Knights, a veteran teacher at McNally High School in Costa Mesa, who tied Tuesday of heart failure. He was 45. Services will be held at 4 p.m. in the Smith Tuthill Lamb Westcliff Chapel in Costa-Mesa. Mr. Knights taught driver education, boating and music during his 10 years at McNally High School. He received his teaching credential from Long Beach State and taught in Downey a!d San Clemente before conrtftg to Costa Mesa. He was president of the Southern Califorma Triumph Club and taught power boating classes in Dana Point. His interest in music led him to a job as saxophonist some years ago with Skiles and Hen· derson. Under Mr. Knights' guidance, a group or McNally students once took third place honors at the Orange Coast College Jaiz Festival. Mr. Knights is survived by his widow , Susan; parents David Knights and Irene Hutchins; sons, David, Gregory. Steven. Todd and George Knights Jr .. daughters, Jayne Olsen, Naomi Knights and Ruth Ann Knights, and his sister, Phylis Ohr. DAILY PILOT .. ._. ...... __ ...._ Jkll • c;.toy onc•-.--0.-11-.... "'--'•-... , .. "-••""""""9 .u,...1,..s•11r °"'"""· "-..._ ..... ~ "" .. _ .. ~ ....... 36th District • Debate Slated Whal '-t!Xpected to be a Uvely campaJ1n In the 38th Stat.t Senate Olatrlct 11offto1 Uve&11t1rt with D mocraUc A1Hmblym1n Ron Cordova ch1llen1tn1 hi• cam- pai1n rival. tormor llepubllcan Con1reumon John Schmlta. to a aertea ol debates. Schmitz quickly accepted lbe lnvltetlon Tuesday. but 11.ld lt wasn't really much of a challqe alnce he and Cordova had alre~y agreed to meet In a televised de- bate Sept. 12. Jf' Furtherm0tt. SchmJtz said, he views c.ontova's cballen1e more as an overture to limit campalp deb&te than as a move to expand electioneering dialogue. Cordova's written challenge to Schmitz suggested that there should be five debates held at different location• lhrou~bo\lt the district. - The El Toro assemblyman's letter also sugeested that newsmen ask questions and that those queries be followed by an audience question and answer session. Cordova said at a press con- ference that there should be no restraints on issues or topics dis- cussed. . While agreeing lo debate his rival, Schmitz said there should be more than five debates dur- ing the upcoming fall campaign. He also said he sees no reason why news men should be the moderators. "I answer questions from the pr-es~-~er-y ~ay. -I Qink ~ should now be concerned with tbe public's questions," Schmitz said. Neither candidate for the state senate seat now held by retiring Re publican Dennis Carpemter missed lhe opportunity to send some s parks flying during Tuesday's agreement to debate. Fro111 Pagr A I STUDIO •.• For ha~ pai:t. CorcJova said the m-.tor campi,n lsaue will be dif- ferences in 1tyles of represent&· tlon. "I'm a doer. My opponent Is an ldealoeue." An ldeol<>1ue? "\'es," Cordova replied. "my opponent historically haa ta.ken extreme political positions and wedded himaelf to those posi- Uons." Cordova went on to point to Schmitz' membership in the John Birch Society as a con- tradiction to Schmitz backers' claims that thelr candidate bas ··matured and me-Howed politicallv." f'ro•Pa~A I COLLIE ••• kidnappers finally drove off without her, apparently rearing neighbors would be attracted by the noise. deputies said. Her parents, Ken and Joanne Jerauld, think the men may have been the...same attackers who a bducted. raped and strangled 9-year -old Cheryl Gutierrez a couple or blocks away. Cheryl apparently was kid· ' Flagpoles and Weeds · napped last month while walk· Newport Beach's bicentenriial park. Ensign View on ing home from a nearby high Cliff Drive. currently looks like this. City officials have school swimming pool whe!'e $119.000 to spend on an irrigation system and landscap.' Christine and her 13-year-old SJS· . . • .tq .. CirMly AnlDW>~..Wo.~w oc· _ -~mg. Bids for the proJect w~re to be open~ W~nesday casionally, deputies said. a:nd-sboutd be awardedbyrrud-month; offictmsaid. - "Ir I hadn't had the do£ my God, I imagine they would have taken ber," saidMJ:S~J_euuld. S h eriff's Sgt. Douglas Dickinson said there is nothing other' than tile ages or the girls and the proximity to indicate a connection between the Angulo and Gutjerrez cases. I .agunan Arrested In Hash Smuggling Addario. c hief of t he Drug Enforcement Adm inistration's regional office. ............ , PLUNGE ••• been excommunicated from the Mormon Church about lS yeaN a10 and had ~everal tames declared himself a leader of that church and had demanded th.at Utbes be pwd to him. AutbortUes identllled the dead woman as Rachel David. 38. Names and ages or the children were not hnmediatelv avajlable. "I just couldn't beUeve it." said Felix Pa.lacioa, a delivery truck driver who said he saw the woman throw two children from the balcony of the lntemattonal Dunes Hotel before jumptug. He said he saw the cbildren struggling and trying to bold on- to the baJcooy rallinf. Paloukos. the police lieute- nant, said some ol the children were screaming and struggling with the mo&ber. He aaid ·'it happened pretty rast, as fast as she could throw them." Authorities said two bodies fell to the sidewalk. and the others landed on the roof or the hotel coffee shop. Paloukos said the survivors m ay h ave been c ushioned by landing on tbe other bodies. · Police Maj. Harry Parke said the woman apparently was dis· traught over the swcide of her husband, Bruce Longo. Paloukos said Longo, who also called himself Emmanuel David. was found dead in his van in Emigr~ion Canyon east ot Salt Lak Authorities said he died or car n monoxide poisoning and ruled e death a suicide. Authorities said the (amily had been living in the hotel for months. perhaps as long as a ;year. They said tM family oc- cupied the hotel's three·room ~lJ.a §aj_te!.. i:e'!!ing !or:_s~. a ~~Y. F,.._Pa.,e AJ cmEF ... Mathieson said, adding that be was in th~ restroom at the time. washing blood from his face. I • ' Sparks had earlier hit the man In the face three or four times. Mathieson said. apparentl~ pro- voked by a comment made to..,_. waitress by the victim. the studio's disregard or the planning commission's denial or a conditional use permit. The studio does have a business permit on file with the city. Besides Casey, Christine's stepfather, a night foreman in a warehouse, was also home at tbe time or the attempted abduction. but he was asleep in' a rear bedroom where an alr condf- tioner obscured her screams, deputies said. He did not wake up unli l the kidnappers had fled and Christine ran crying back into tbe house. SAN FRANCISCO CAP l -A lawyer, a bartender, a Laguna Beach salesman, a carpenter and a former ehemicel engineer have been arrested in connection with the smuggling or Sl million worth of hashish from Pakistan to San Francisco. l'bose.-arrested wue ldeoWied as Morry Weinstein. 37. a MW Valley attorney; bartender Dean Martinez, 29. of Stockton; salesman John B. Hart, 37. of Laguna Beach; carpenter Bradford S. Lewis. 29. of Oakland. and retired chemical engineer Gordon B. \1unn. 35. of Bremerton, Wash. "M ysell and a lady-friend-naEl-~• a shrimp cocktail and a drink Planners rejected the use permit on the allegaUons that the studio could pose a law en- forcement problem and would do nothing to upgrade an already blighted area. The studio is located on the fringe ol the city's downtown re- development area. just a stone's throw from the Downtown Com· munity Center, a Girl Scout building and the Church of the Nazarene. Twenty-two Sunshine models alternate between the Costa Mesa and Anaheim branches . They offer nude rap sessions in private rooms for $10· for the first 15 minutes, $6 for each ad- ditional 15 minutes of counsei- ing. A one-hour photo session costs $34 but customers can save $8 by bringing their own equipment. Cat Burglar Hits Three Apartments Newport Beach police are looking for the cat burgler who broke into three apartments ear- ly Wednesday morning as the occupants slept. The break-ins were reported by Donald Sweeting or 1850 16th St., and Mr. and Mn>. John Pot- ter of 1890 16th St.. and Betty Jones of 1810 16th St. The only residents to loa.e valuables were the Potters who said the thief ~ away with $102 in cash. Sweeting told police he ap- parently surprised the burglar, who be des~bed as being thin with busby bair. Police said in each case, the occupants had gone to bed leav- jng sliding glass doors open and screen doors locked. The burglar slit the screens and un- locked the doon. l',....P.,,eAJ TERROR ••• his bead, were taken away for questioning . It was the second ·bloody ter- rorist oper ation in Paris In four daya. An Ar,ab 1unman seiied .hostages ln the lraql Embaaay her• Mond-.y. and two people were ldlled and four othera wounded in a blurre 1bootoul between lnqla and P'rencb police an.er be S\tn'endered. The PLO, the Arab Le1rue and the· Pr~Atab Chamber of Commeree lbar off'lca tn an ele1ant l9lh Cftltury bwld.1D1 Oft .. Boalevant Hau.&Mman ln th• tnll'al ah Arrondl tment " Christine's sister. who was supposed to be babysitting the younger girl while Jerauld slept and their mother worked during the day. had gone to a st.ore across the street for a few minutes. That left only Casey to guard his young mistress. "You think Rin Tin Tin or Lassie are something," Jerauld told neighbors afterward. "Look at what this dog did." Investigators said Wednesday the five were arrested and the has his h seized Monday in nearby Concord as the men were unloading the drug from a rental truck. The shipment was secretly traced from Lahore. Pakistan. via N~w York over the past month. investigators said The five crates seized each contained three souare tin boxes. each packed with 3612 ounces or hashish. the purest form or mar1J uana. said Daniel Israelis Attack GuerrilUu . and I had called the waitress to pick up my tab," Mathieson said. "Spa.f.s was dancing at the time. an<I the waitress asked me ii I was leaving, 'because of the show.· She was referring to the police chier·s d a ncing." • Mathieson explained. The truck driver said he told the waitress. "No, my only con- cern ii! that he might knock the tray out of your bands. "I was in the process of stand- ing up to leave when be came to the table. picked up the flower and shoved it in my face." he said . Newport Council To Alter A.gerula TEL AVIV, Israel CAP> -Israeli warplanes at- tacked Palestinian guer- r i 11 a training base in southern Lebanon today in retaliation for a terrorist bombing in a Tel Aviv market that wounded 49 people and killed one a rew hours earlier. the gov- ernment said. C Story. Page A4> Prostitution Tritd Opens SAN DIEGO CA P ! -A masseuse wired for sound as an undercover sheriffs Informant has told a stat e Alcoholic Beverage Control Board hearing she was solicited as a prostitute for wealthy guestS of La Costa Resort Hotel and Spa. Newport Beach city coun- cilmen plan a 90-day experiment aimed at sparing residents the pain of sitting through lengthy council meetings. At the urging of Coun- cilwoman Jackie Heather, coun- cilmen agreed to alter their agenda so that most consent calendar items will be discussed at the beginning of their meet- ings. rather than at the eod. Under the present system, all routine matters such as the set- tlng or public beadngs, the filing the consent calendar will be con- sidered at the beginning of the meeting. although Items pulled ofr for individual action will still be taken up at the conclusion or the session. Mrs. He»ther urged the change for residents interested in the routine items "This way, they'll know nght away whether their Item is go- mg to be approved or whether they'll have to stick around for the discussion or it,'' Mrs. Heather said. · The state radio said the air 1Drce jets attacked a Pa1estinian installatlon at a place called Dahar a· T~tah near the Zahar8111 Raver. The radio. giving few other details. said all the Israeli planes returned safely. The informant. Rhonda Lilien. 24. was the first witness in the hearing which began Wednesday before Administra'tive Law Judge Marilyn L. Nelson. Rancho La Costa Inc., the licensee of the hotel, could lose its liquor license if resort management allowed prostitu· lion on the premises. or response to correspondence --------------------------------------- and accounting procedures are handled in one vote. However, ii residents, staff members or councilmen find an item on the consent calendar they want to receive special at- tention, it is removed and acted upon separately. Under the new system, which will get its first tryout Aug. 14, KarpovLogs First Chess Mat.ch Win BAGUIO CITY. Philippines <AP> -Soviet chess champion Anatoly Karpov scored the first victory of the 13th world cbesa championships today, swamplnf challenger Vllrtor Korcbnoi in the elfhth iame. <Related 1tory Pa1e D1.) 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The Dow Jones averaae or 30 industrials. which leaped more th a ft 22 points Wed nesd ay, climbed more than 12 points in early trading and was \.\P about & ut noon Gainers outnumbered losers· by a m argin of more than 3·to-L Analysts said the euphoric mood which produced such dram atic gJins was inspired by hopes of a downtum in interest rates and widely followed Wall Street doctrine known as the Dow theory. That theory supposedly shows a "buy signal" when both the in· dustrial and transp~rtatlon averages establJsbed new bigha for a aign.ificant period of time. Still, some analysts said the sheer momentum which ~an late Wednesday carried over in- to earty traclln& todey. "It's a combination of things and it's partly psycholoatcal. But it Hin 't u fr UUs rally came out or the blue. the market has been . \. bulldlnff up to it fOf a period Or weeu,' said Larry Wachtel. an analyst at Bache, Halsey. Stuart & Shields. Blue chips, which are favored by institutional Investors, posted strong gains Analysts said buying by some foreign investors. who hadn't participated in Wednesday's powerful surge, was helping to fuel the rally further today but heavy buying by institutional in· vestors was also evident. "Institutions largely sat out the April·May rally. They mis· sed it and I guess they decided they didn't want to sit this one out." said William Lef evre. an analyst at Granger & Co. T he Dow indust r ial index ~u1r1ped ~.78 .points Wednesday. its largest smgle·day s urge in 3~ years. l'l 1'111Hon Wortla Trustees Put Mo~ Six, Kids P-rograms B.ack By WIU.IAM llODGE Ol~"9tMalf Trust ees r estored c on· troversial cuts in the district's ge neral music program that were included in the publication budget. Leap to l)eath Pupil trans portation , dis· trictwide general music instruc· H on a nd som e c lassifi ed e mploye e posTffon s W'e"l'1:" J'estor~ Wednesday lo the Sad· dleback Valley Unified School District 's S34.5 million 1978-79 spending plan. Trustees voted 4 to 1 to accept a final budget that includes $2.2 million in deficit spending. That means district expenses exceed income by $2.2 million, which will come from reser ves and carryover funds from last :;~::.1 :. budget. Trustee CaroTe Neustadl vored no. citing her opposition to def. JciLspendin~ and a belief that more cuts should have een made. -superintendent Richlll'd Welte told trustees a $189,000 s avings through transfe rring adult education classes to Saddleback College could pay for the music program. Board m e mb e r s a l so authorized continuation of a dis· trict·sponsored busing system that presently involves 6,000 stu· dents. linder the plan approved by trus~. walltipg distances for seventh through 12th grade stu· dents were increased from two -t.o~mile$. ----We lte said •an est i m ated $160,000 necessary to support the <See FUNDS, Page AZ> ............... Ber P~t Gen n~ ShPnh Prrf 1'.t nf R Prl Bluff s hows oU her i et tarantula ... Taooo ... who wo n fi r s t prite in th e unmnrat pet-clt~or Tehama County Fa ir. SALT LAKE CITY <AP) -A w o man whos e hu s b~nd committed suicide two days ago plunged wit.b.berJ.even children· from an 11-story hotel balcony in -downCown Salt Lake City today in what police said may have been a bizarre religious act. The mothe r and six children died. Police U . Roger Kinnersley said "at least three of the older children jumped of their own volition .. from chairs stacked on the balcony. Authorities said the "I feel that the things the ad· ministration r ecomme nded forestalled things that are going to happen anyway," she said to· d ay, c iting programs that were restored after they were cut in the publication budget. Funt/3 Lack Blamed Rampaging Flood Kills At Least 8 BANDERA, Texas <APl Rampaging Oood waters fed by 14 inches of o vernJgbt r a in gained strength in the central Texas hill country today and of· ficials listed death counts rang- "It's not that I object to the programs." Mrs. Neustadt said. "The reality is we're going to have to limit our spending. "We've simply forestalled that r esponsibility ... For-Messy Freeway Mrs. Neustadt also expressed concern over the "potentially dangerous" 1.65 percent con- tingency fund that would remain if the courts decide trustees must honor negoliated pay in· creases for employees. Such a decision would exhaust SJ million of a $1.5 million con· tingency fund included in the 1978· 79 budget. "We've allowed ourselves no wiggling room, .. she said. "U we have an emergency situation In this community we have nothing to fall back on ... By JERRY CLAUSEN OI -o.ity '°'lllt ll8" Charging that Orange County bas not gotten a fair share or the state's highway dollars for eithe r construction or main· le na nce, Assemblyman Ron Cordova, D·El Toro, offered lit· tie hope Monday to the Sad· -dleback Valley's chamber of commerce in its quest to clean up Interstate 5. Cordova, 74th District As· semblyman, pointed the finger of blame ut Slate Transportation Ditector Adriana Gianturco. Woman, 71, Killed In Freeway Crash A 7l·year·old wom an was killed Wednesday afternoon when the car she allegedly was ( driving in the wrong direction on the Laguna Freeway crashed headon into an auto traveling in the opposite direction. A c oroner 's investigator Identified the victim as Thelma E. Nicholson of Santa Yoe.z. Accordin1 fO an accident rep ort. Mrs. Nicholson WIS driving her 1980 model two-seat roads ter eastbound in the freeway's westbound lanes on the San Dieao Freeway overpass when the accident occurred. Her lightweight auto collided headon with a 1978 sedan driven by Richard K. Wilcox, 63, of Rancho Santa Fe, the report said. Wllcox reportedly was taken to Saddleback Community H06pital foQ.trealment of injuries described a1 not serious. Mrs. Nicholson died at the scene of the 4 p.m. accident, acconltns to a coroner's reJ>Ort. T he legislature has ap · ing from eight to 15. Hundreds propriated adequate funds for fled their homes and damage both highway construction and estimates mounted. maantenance, Cordova said, but Officer Bill Fackelman or the CalTrans is not spending the Kerrville police said scattered money. reports came in "all night long" T he ch a mbe r launc hed a a bou t de aths a nd missing ca mpa ign in April to get pe.~son~. . . something done about the pi. We ve got nane boches out of of trash accumulating along .. s audera, four out of ·comfort freeway's Saddleback Val and two out or Cenref-Point.~ st retch and its entrances and Fackelman said. offra m ps. So far, said chamber He said at least n1ne people ma nager Sharon Figeria, the were missing from Center Point state h as ignored cleanup pleas. and Comfort. Cordova told the cha mber's However , the Texas Depart· Legislative Committee.that "at-men~ of Pu~lic Safety said it tempts by the legislature to confirmed eight deaths. A de· direct the highway program will p artment· spokesm an said the continue, becoming more in· agency was having trouble con- tense but not more extensive." tactlng Kerrville P<>lice regard. There is som e fear on the ing the higher count given by floor, be said. that extending at· Fackelman. Communications in tempts to secure highway proj· the area were disrupted. ects m ight lead to pork barrel· The wa ters of the Upper in~. Guadalupe River reached new l'here won't be a m ajor crests today. even as authorities change in the current CalTrans were stlll trying to locate people non·spending philosophy until its missing from Wednesd ay 's director is changed, be said. flooding. "CalTrans to date is roughly The National Weather Service $60 to $100 million short of ex· In San Antonio warned residents pe nditures in District 7," of the Guadalupe flood plains to Cordova noted. evacuate a 20-mile a rea. About District 7 includes Ventura, 200 people were forced to leave Los Angeles and Orange coun· Kerrville and nearby Ingram on ties. Cordova called the district Wednesday night. "an illegitimate child, with The torrential rains spawned Orange the bastard county." by tropical storm Amelia caused He saJd, •·Although Oranae rivers to surge from their banks <See CLEANUP, Pate A!) into riverfront communities and campsites0early Wednesday. <See llAIN. Pa1e AZ> Israelis Atta£k Guenilku . mothe r pushed some or the children. Police U . Nick P aloukos said. .. All indicatiQns are they were • religious fanatics and decided to join. the father." He said the father . who committed suicide Tuesday night, was the leader or an obscure religious sect. A 15-year ·old gi rl who survived was reported in critical condition. The family m embe rs were "d evoted ,to each oth e r . extre mely so.·· said police Sgt. Brent Davis, who said he knew the father personally. Davis said the father. whom he identified · as.. Emii:.anuel David. 39. "believed he was the Holy Ghost, Jesus c·hrist and God all t hree at the same time." T he police ser geant s aid David changed his name from Bruce Longo several years ago . Kinnersley said David had CSee PLUNGE, Page A2) ~·~Nixon Tees· Up To Play in Shrine Claasic INDIANAPOLIS <AP> -Richard Nixon is going public again. This time on a golf course. The rormer president will play in the pro·a m segment of the Indianapolis Shrine Golf Classic Wednesday and Thursday at Speedway Golf Course. tournament officials announced Wednesday. The pro·am. which also Will feature such stars as entertainer Mickey Rooney. is part of the Professional Golf Association Seniors tour. Bud Owen, general chairman of the Indianapolis Shr ine Golf Classic . s aid Nixon wanted to pa rticipate because proceeds go to Shrine children's hospitals. Ranch Water EXec ,. . . . .... ·-. •.· ,.. ---.,,_. -. -.. Quits, Cites Joh Lansing E. Eberling, one of sever al top.level executives who quit the Irvine Company when it was sold in 1977, has resigned as president or the board of the company-contro lled I rvine Ranch Water District. He submitted his resignation at a meeting of the board Mon· day. At the same tjme. Irvine Com· pany President Peter Kremer Helping Hand Slappe d ; Man Assaulte d b y 2 A young Laguna Beach vis· itor, who helped two men push their car in a parking lot. was abducted, threatened with a long knife and sexually assaulted. The 19-year·old Medford, Ore,, man told Laguna Beach police Wednesday be helped two men push a late model AMC P acer In the Glenneyre Street parking lot Tuesday m<>nUnc. After the car started, ooe of the men thanked him and reached to shake his band. When the victim offered his hand, be was pulled into the rear of the car and confronted by an eigbt·lncb knife. The two men blindfolded the victim and forced hlm to lie down oo the rear floorboard. They d~ve for about 20 minutes, the vic6m recalls -a portion or that on a freeway. The victim told officers he was taken blindfolded up a ruaht of llaln It all •Partment, where the white cloth was pulled from bia ey .11 rev allng a dark room. Ohe OI hlt assailants turned on a movie pr~ector diaplaylni mal• ~aphy and th two 1nea ordered him to undress. · Aller,11)8r'formtna ex ad• wtth lll4I Yrdhn Ind~ Olber tor more than an boor. the vleUm WU llabi bUndloldH\I ( ASMVLT. Pa•e .\I) . requested by letter that the board app<>mt Warren D. Fix. company vice pr eside nt for finance. to replace Eberling on the water board. Fix is presently lreasurer for the district. Four or the six r em aining directors are Irvine Company a ppointees. Offi cially they are elected but by landowner vote. The Irvine Company owns near· .,,. ly a ll the land in the district and so casts nearly au the votes. The other two directors are elected by pt>pular vote . Eberling said his resignation was forced by business commit· m ents whi ch took too much time from his water district work. He is a partner in the Newpart Development Company. which (See RANCH, Page AZ) Coast Weather Night and morning low cloudiness with hazy sun· shine in the afternoons through Friday. Slightly warmer days. Highs rang. ing from about 70 at the beaches to lower 80s in In· land areas. Lows tonight mostly in mid 60s. INSIDE TOD"~ A Newport Beach reddmtt had a choice bet ween o swim m ing pool ond c Jcpcneie teahouse for MT' dn· m1.1er.af'JI ~Mil. Siie cllole the ttaltolt#. s.e FNhlrlng, PCJOt> Cl. . -· A2 DAILY PILOT SB I I "' '"Sparks €ase ~fano?s Finest Hour? CBiPs Moviag Ca ltfornia Highway Patrol Sgt. Tom Draper <left> and traffic offi cer Tom Sapp move a new s ign into place at the CHP's new Capistrano area office. It's located at 23261 De l Lago Drive and will serve southern Orange County. Victim 'Not WASIDNGTON CAP> - A speakers' group honored S ec r e t ary of H ea lth Education and Welfare Joseph A. Califano Jr. for tits "courageous" attacks aaatnal smoking. It gave him a n award named after one of history's m ost famous cigar-smokers A Homosexual' By STEVE MITCHELL oeu1to.lf\f.._,._.. The victim of an assault by Laguna Beach Police Chief Jon Sparks said in a telephone in· terview today he resents being referred to as a homosexual in reports of events following a t avern altercation June 29. Delbert Mathieson. 31. an in- dependent trailer truck driver from Costa Mesa. said reference in a news story Wednesday made by a Laguna Beach police offi cer before city councilmen greatly disturbed him. "I resent being referred to as a homosexual." the angry trucker said today. ''That night was the first time in ~ years I've been in Laguna. and I was there with a lady friend." A news story Wednesday quot- ed at. lq\b a statement by a Laguna .Beach pollce officer seeking the resignaUon or dis· missal ol the police chief. Chief Sparks was fined $500 for battery after beating Mathieson in a bar and restaurant. Officer Terry MacAdams, in revealing police reports of that evening, quoted the chief as re- fer ring t o Mathieson as a .. __ raggot" when confront- ed by an officer called to the scene of the altercation. Sparks' reinstatement as chief was sup- ported by spokesme n for the homosexual community. a shrimp cocktail and a drink and 1 had called the waitress to pick up my lab." Mathieson said. "Sparks was dancing at the time. and the waitress asked me if I was leaving, 'because of the sho~. · She was referrini to the polt~e chief's dancine." Mathieson explained. The truck driver said be told the waitress, "No. my only con- cern is that he mieht knock the ·tray out of your bands. "I was in the process or stand- ing up to leave when be came to the lable, pic.ted up the flower and shoved it in any face," be said. Winston Churchill. • Califano noted the irony Wednesday. telling the In· ternattonal Platform As- sociation. "I can't help wondering what Winsfon Churchill, that lover of big Havana ciga rs, would think of your choice for this honor." The late British prime minister once belonged to the association. a pro· ressionat oreanizalion for s peakers and booking agents. Tot Still Missing Mother Suspect In Child-stealing By RAYMOND ESTllADi\ Jr. Of .. OM!'Y "91 SQlf scooped up younf. Valeena who cried out "I don l want to go" before she was whisked away-in an auto. ,..,..... Pa,,. A.I J A d ~1£A~_UP. --~ --~ -~gt~nan rres•e . county Transportation com -In Hash Smugg· ling mission has a variety of projects _. "Lw~ .. n~ aware be m.~ that· comment to an ollicer." M athiesoo said, adding that he was in the restroom at the time. washing blood from his face. Police are seeking a warrant for the arrest of Carnalla Miller. 25. on suspicion of child st.eating and burglary in connection with the disappearance Monday of her daughter. 5-year-otd beauty ciue~n VaJ~a .Mariska .Mille.!' •• rrom the youngster's HunlingtQn Beach home. Lawmen haYe-found 1K> trace of Mrs. Millerorthegirl. Valeena. a blonde, blue-eyed · Miss La Petite Beauty Pageant winner, was sleeping with her 86-year-old great-grandmother. Billie-Maude Moore, at the time - of the abduction, police said. The Moores said t hey are un- sure If thetr daughter; Mrs . Miller. would hurt Valeena, but told police Camalla's 2-year-old • son. Jason, <tied mysteriously last Oct. s. tbat could be constructed by CalTrans to improve the coun· ty's present (highway) system, CalTrans is slow in adopting these projects· ·'The most import.ant develop- ment in fueling the fire of the in· adequate hjghway development controversy as the governor's blue·h.ning of the entire Sl7S million in capital augmentation funds. _:.·This-. in .-e.ff~et . '1)1"-0vided CalTrans with yet another rea- so n to d e lay exp a nsion or much-needed roadways and de· ny completion of necessary gaps in District 7 transportation system SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -A boxes. each packed with 36•12 lawyer. a bartender. a Laguna ounces of hashish. the purest Beach salesman, a carpenter form or marijuana. said Daniel and a former chemical engineer Addario. chief of the Drug have been arrested in connection Enforcement Administration's with the smuggling of Sl million regional office. worth of hashish from Pakistan to Those arrested were identified San Francisco. as Morry Weinstein, 37. a Mill Investigators said Wednesday Valley attorney; bartender the rive were arrested and the Dean Martinez. 29. of Stockton; h ashis h seized Mo nday in salesman John B. Hart. 37, of ne11TbyConeord as Ute menwere Laguna B__e_a~h ; ca.q>ent.er unloading the drug from a rental-Bra dford S. Lewis, 29. of truck. Oakland. and retired chemical The shipment was secretly engineer Gordon B. \funn. 35, or traced from Lahore, Pakistan. Bremerton, Wash. via Ne~ York over ~he past AU were arraigned on charges month. 1,nvestigutors s~ad. or conspiracy with inte nt to The rave crates seized each di s tribute a contr ol led contained t hree square t in substance. .. Adriana Gianturco has said that the S66 million <earmarked for District 7 by the Legislature in capital outlay augmentations following passage or Proposition Terror In Paris 13) will be carried ov~r until the nex t four-year j>eriod." Inflation. however. will make the money less effective for future projects. Cordova said. <1ddi ng thut legislative action may be taken in August to re- m~Late the District 7 account. Arabs Attack PLO Ht> charged that Orange Coun- ty houses nine percent or the state's population and pays 9.5 Office, Slay Tiro ·• ~P~~·e n~ o[ the. &t.j1.f'S_ ~ta& PARIS TAP> ->T~~rab g1lsolfTre "faxt>s ~ut nas r~ce1ved gunmen attacked the Paras .of . only 2.6 percent m state highway ' fices of the Palestine Llberat1on expl•nditures over the past six Organization today, assassinat· yt>ars. . ed the PLO's chief represen- On a somewhat brighter note. tative in a hail of bullets and however . Cor~ova told the killed another employee with a cha mber committee thut four grenade before being captured Saddleback Valley area projects by police. are planned to gel under way The PLO official. 40-year-old over t he next three y~ars. . Jzziddin Qalaq. was riddled with Schedul~ t<? began . lat~ this 16 bullets, police said. He had year. he said, 1s the wadenmg of bee n in Paris as the PLO the Crown Valley Parkw~y over-representative since 1972 and pass of ln~e~state S to six lanes was known as a supporter of at a Sl.2 m1lhon cost. PLO chief Vasser Arafat in his A new . Interstate 5 o~ercross s truggle against Iraqi.backed at Los Alisos ~ulevard is slated extre mists who reject any Idea for construction late next year of negotiations with Isr ael. at a cost of ~00.000. . The second PLO employee Landscaping along both sides died after a grenade explosion Arab League's Paris office, in the same building as the PLO, was forced to release a hostage and then was turned over to French officers. police said. The two terrorists, one with blood nmning down the side or his head, were taken away for q uestiortlng. It was the second it>loody ter· rorist operation in Paris in four days. An Arab gunman seized hostages in t.he Iraqi Embassy here Monday. and \wo people we re killed a nd four others wounded in a bizarre shootout betwee n Iraqis and French police after he surrendered. Sparks bad earlier bit the man in the face three or four times. M atbieson .said. apparently pro- voked by a comment made to a waitress by the victim. "Myself and a lady friend had E'f'V91PageAJ RAIN ••• Hum ble--homes--tmd ~xclusive dude ranches alike were r avaged. and the LBJ ranch was turned into a swamp. ln a region where residents re- cently worMed about drought. · one river rose 10 reet in one hour. submerging a highway bridge. Heavy rains that hit the area Tuesday and Wednesday turned several normally placid rivers into surgmg death traps. In a 48-hour period ending Wednes· day night. Kerrville had r~· ceived 22 inches or rain. The flooding devastated much of Ba ndera. Comfort and Medina. Kerrville resembled a war zone as National Guard troops. Army and ·state police helicop.. ters and scores of police deposit· ed stunned refugees at evacua- tion centers. Children rescued from the Serendip Camp on the Medina River were taken to the Pipe Creek Volunteer Flre Depart- ment. Refugees from Camp Bandina were taken to a church in Bandera. National Guardsmen forded a stream late Wednesday night to rescue 1!i6 girls from the isolat· ed Herman-Scott camp The girls were taken to a hjgh school in Comfort. where they were re· united with their families. Gov. Dolph Briscoe asked that all three counties be declared disaster areas and made eligible for emergency assistance funds and programs. i"ingerpnnta found on a bedroom window at the home of Kenneth and Juanita Moore. Valeena 's legal guardians and izrandoarent.s matched those of Mrs. Miller. said police Sgt. Luis Ochoa. Mrs . Milter . whose fingerprints were s upplied by the San Diego Police Depart· ment. is Valeena's mother, but lost legal custody of the child three yea.rs ago. -Politt19tlege that Mrs. Miller and possibly an accomplice tore down a screen and pried open a downstairs window at the Moore home. 20191 Crown Reef Lane. about l a.m. Monday. It is alleged that Mn. Miller F,....PllfleAJ FUNDS ••• busing program could come from district money regained Crom a swap of school site prop· erty with the Mission Vie jo Company. Board members also agreed to inc~ lunches by 10 cents -fro to 65 cents for elemen· tary and intermediate grades and from 75 to 85 cents for high school students. F,....PapAJ ASSAULT ••• Police said the victim was then driven back down Laguna Canyon Road where he was re- leased. The suspects then drove back out the canyon road. The kidnappers were botl\ described as being Caucasians in the ir twenties. both about s feet 11 inches tall and weighing around 150 pounds. Both had blond hair and one had a blond mustachf F,....PageAJ RANCH ••• he formed with Raymond L. Watson. former Irvine Company president; Thomas C. Wolff Jr .. lormfl'--lrvi~ Company ex· eculive vice president for land development. and two Los Angeles partners. In an interview. Eberling said "new management at the Irvine Company" in part accounted for h.is decision that. "It's time for a change." He offered praise for the water district operation. "I think the management of the district is stronger than it's ever been before." he said. Recruitment for high-levt•f positions, including the hiring of Bill Soto. assistant m anager. Ron Zenk, finance director , and the filling of several key posi - tions at the district's Michelson Drive treaiirtent plant, Eberling said. are Partly responsible. The Qther appointed director~ are Frederick Kelle r . Irvine Comp any vice president for agriculture: E. Ray Quigley Jr .. airline pilot and former Jrvint· city councilman; C. Orville Reinhardt. a UC Irvine official. and Charles Oliver. a sales ex ecutive. The publicly elected directors are William Eppinger. a bus•· nessman and Wayne Clark. <i former county supervisor's aide. Eberling served as district treasurer from November of 1967 until his appointment as a director in December of 1968. He had been president of lhe board since May, 1969. The board is expected to an- nounc-e a replacement at ib .'\ ... g. 21 meeting. of the fr~eway between L~e blew ort his leg, police said. An Forest. D~ve an.d La Paz Road is anonymous caller later claimed to begin m April. 1980. at a cost Palestinian r adica ls were T he PLO. t.he Arab League and the Franco-Arab Chamber of Commerce share offices in an elegant 19th century building on Boulevard Hausseman in the --"~~~~~~~~~~~~~---:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ of S680.000. . . . responsible The l~scap1ng pro1ec~ is to One raider fled soon alter the be continued southward m No-initial attack and was caught vember. 198>, ~o Crown Valley • minuteti later , police said. After Parkway. he said. a two-hour siege. the second was More l:overage Other south Orange County coverage appears today on Page A15A. Sii DAILY PILOT =:~~~~·r..:.i:i==~: c....t,.......,., ... c-~. ,...,.... ... , ...... .. ,.....I.,_. -.. """""' kldty ... CO.It ,,.... ...._, .. "" ................. tt-11 ....... -v.. ... ''"'"· SH<!!--.... , ........ "'-llH<ll'ScMllGN~I 4 .. .,..,~..,. ,..,.. 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He said be saw ... the children atruHUns end tryina to bold on· to the baleooy railJns. Paloukos •• the pOUce Ueute· nant, said some of th4t children were acrumtna and atru.J&liDI wltb tbe moth r. He sald "lt happened t-rttty rut, as fest as abe could throw them." • _ Aat.horlUet aid two bodies fell <o tbe lide"fatk. and the othere landed oa the roof ot tM hotel coff•e thc)p. PaJoukOll aa.ld the 1urvtvor1 may h av• been cuabloaed b) tandtnc on °'' otht-r f!I. central 8th Arrondissement. An anonymous telephone caller told the French news agency Agence France-Presse lhat the strike was mounted by the "Rejection Front of State- less Palestinian Arabs,·· a pre- viously unheard-or group. The ca ll e r c l aimed l"espons1bilit:y for an attack Mon· day on the Iraqi Embassy as well as the operation at the PLO offices. "We don't went a land of exile any more. but tne promised land or Mohammed," said the caller, who identified himselr as the front's commander. "We are g~g to strike all over France. This ls only the beginning. We will put France into names. and its pro-Jewish, pro-American refime." There Wl\S no mmedlate way to confirm the authenticity or the claim. House Backs Embargo End WASHINGTON CAP> -The 8ou11 hu approved 229-180 a move to end th\a coun\ry•s p111Jctpat.lon In a UnJU!d NaUona &rade embarao a11lnat Rbod•I•. ' To easute tht embar10 •• llll· td, the Rbodeatan lnterir...1 IOY· ~ment muat t .. p a promlM to hohl rree elffUODI b1 r•ar'• nd. o ... c.ta••r. . w ...... ..._~...,.._. •• ,~_. ..... ,.,,,u..g. TlloH old......... .. ............... --· ......... to tM tic11'MA. We_.. .. r mr•1ll1 ... lllilill to_. It_,. •1 hN ........................................ , ....... _ wt..t • .... ! We"°" to..,.•• TY9sto llliills~fw1111 c•p•dtH md fllt b9st plOI:• we c• .... ., -•ial -II llllo cmh•1r1• ••••&.So. H Y• c• ,.t • wa 11•~•• 9f t lw~ f!OW• c ..... 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Chltdren may have tht ODOon of allendina year·to'lnd schools In tbt' C-i>i llano Unlrled Sdtool Dl1trlct. pa.renll Ml.Y pay for school bu.s transporta tloo and employt..~ may find thtmHlves without 11uto11uaUc pay ralaes ull a1t at re1u.lt ol Propoaillon 13 C11 phitr~rno Unllied trustees {I uthorlaed the dlatrlct ·a •d mlnaalruUve staff tbls week to proceed wllb had.I of • dozcm pl"Oposals for uvina 'money ·in future ycMni Thas ttulhorlutlon followti.I board app'rond cuts or $3.2 million to th chs&.ncl'~ 1!M.9 Murder Suspects Nabbed A 47-year-old Nevada cowpoke and his teen-age bride have been arrested in Laguna Beach on a fugitive warrant that charges them with the murder of the child bride's guardian.in Utah. Orange County sheriff. dep· uties reported arresting a Laguna Beach woman along with the ranch hand and his 16· year-old wife. They alleged that TO"f Joy Sartorio, 27, of 28772 Top of the World Drive. Laguna Beach. in· --temred. as. they a.rres~.\lbe-. I.ugitive couple. 3bJJt errest came Tuesday evening as Richard LeRoy Aarvotd and •Karltyn Mongomery Aa:rvold reportedly tried to bolt out the rear door of the house at the Top of the World Drive address. A deputy stationed at the rear of the house took the man and the girl into custody at gunpoint, according to sheriff's U . Tom Harrison. The man was booked into Orange County Jail white his wife was taken to juvenile ball. Wednesda y , investigators from-Box Eldu. County-.-Utah. new to Orange County to begin the legal process necessary to return the couple to Utah to face murder charges The Aarvolds are accused or murdering l r~tn Smith. 65. or Luc in. Smith. who Box Elder officials -said was Mrs. Aarvold's guar· <!ian. was shot to death early Sunday morning following an argument in his trailer home. Harrison said Box Elde r authorities sent a n alert to Orange County because Aarvold w~s known to have visited the Laguna Beach area and lo have friends there. .· A stakeout outside the Top of the World house reported seeing ttw Nevada te~ed or late Tuesday afternoon. touching off the prresl of the two accused killers. Illness Kills 21 Guide Pups SAN RAFAEL <AP) -A mysterious puppy-killer virus has killed 21 guide dog puppies in Marin County in 10 d ays, forc- ing the cancellation of the an· nu al Guide Dog 4-H Field Day. Mo!tl vietuns were pedigreed puppies and young guide dogs at the Guide Dog for the Blind ken- nels in San Ralael where 99 of the 400 dogs and puppies con· tracted the disease, said staff veterinarian Crai« Dietrich. million preltmlnary 1978·19 budaet. scht'dul91S for flnul up proval on Mondlly Amonc lb• '"lldJui.lm•nts" 1tcheduJed ror llufhtudy .,.. -Y ear-roancl 1cbool. Trustee~ unanimously appron.>d .Suptrln· tendent Jerome Thom 11tey'• pro pout to txJ)k>te the merlU of OPt'ntnK two year·round ul"men tary achools in 8eptember. 1979 "I peraonully don't like yeur r ound school." said trufttet: Wiiham Thompson of Mlasion Vt~JO. "But I would aupport 1t dull l concept cofferlng both year round itnd nine m onth i-.chools 1 if the yt>ar·round pro· antm wlll not cost more than th~ . nine -month rrogram and If paartinls wit commit their chlldren lo a full year m either proaram, with no swllcbing buck and forth.•· Thomaley suld he would also propose tor board consideration un evening high school for up to 400 •ludenu, operating from 4 to Up.m . -But &rauponatloa. Trustee~ volt.,>d 8· I In favor or a study of con\rllCUng for bus service within the district's walking boundaries. with pllrents payjng tor the service if they choose to use It. Tr u s tee Ted Kopp of A JUG OF MAPLE SYRUP FOR ELl;ABETH TAYLOR With Husband John Warner (right). Governor Thompaon Capistrano Beach opposed th~ fee-laid bus transportation study, saying he did not support the board's earlier action. re duclng district bus service "We're ln an area that's large- ly undeveloped." he said. "Cut· ling bus transportation is another area under Proposition 13 where we're taking Crom the students. And I oppose charging for busing. We ,ett,ber give people transportation or we don't " -New aalary schedules for t eac h e r s and class1fled emplf>yees. Trustees voled 6·1. with Robert Bachelor of Laguna Niguel oppposed. lo authorize a :;tudy of "plans which m somt: way would continue to reward financially the vast majority or the excellent district employee!>. but would eliminate automatic 1ncreasei. ror ~mployees who may not be deserving." -Tenure. Trusees voted 6·1. with Bachelor opposed. to lobby for changes m teacher tenurt laws "to allow more nex.ibility in staff assignments. reductions and dismissal of personnel." • -Contract services. Trustees vot ed una nam'ou s ly to 1n- . vest1gate contracting with private farms to p rovidt custodial. lancbc11p1ng counsel- ing and other !>er v1cei. -.\dult education. Trustees \.Oted unanimoui.ly to :.tudy whether aJl adult classe!':i except c1tnensh1p and other classes re- quired for high school gradua• t1on could be m lfde sell · i-.upporting. -Junior and senior bigfr athletics. Trustees voted to t'X · pion• whether athletic programs could be made sclf-support.ing -Parking feei-. Trustt•es unanimously 'approved a study of parktng fees on high school cam puses Toro Condos OK'd Approval Affirmed Despite J ets Orange County s upervisors overruled the Airport Land Use Commission Wednesday when they unanimously reamrmed approval for a 73-unil ton- dominium project near El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. The commission had round that the development "would not be M'I the-best iftterest" of the a1r station's operation. side the noise buffer area after again being convinced by tht consultants that the area wasn 't subject to the high noise levels once defined That project also will be ~ub­ Ject to the airport comm1ss1on's review. county offi cials. !:toid SI0,000 in Funds -Welfare-Worker· ·Charged in Fraud LiZ Lautted- The Lag_una Village Inc. de· ve lopment would be located near Santa Vittoria and Lake Forest Drives in Laguna Hills in an area once ruled out for home -bw'f'arnlfl>eeause or 'l.1 Toi'b Jet noise. -ln'i-8ran~unty W~f&ft'­ Departmenl worker-w as ac- cused Wednesday of inv~nting three ramilies in order to em-bezzle $10.000 in welfare funds. I n each -("tr.le. mvesttgators stud t~ phony t'annlies had --t&- m e m be r!:t . which put their welfare a llot ments al the highest level allowed Actress at GOP Rally MANCHESTER, N.H. (AP ) -About 1.000 Republicans sang. canced and cheered late into the nlghl. celebrating the presence of actre;ss Elizabeth Taylor in a crowded National Gua rd armory. 1 As an orchestra blared Ruffles and Flourishes. Hail to the Chief and Anchors Aweigh, the crowd leaped to their feel cheer· ing w11<11y as tne 46-year-old actress swept into the room· Wednesday night. The Republican fund·raiser was a success, according to slate party chairman Gerald Carmen, even though the political overt~ were.held.to a minimum and state party luminaries were ignored as all interest centered on lhe nrm star. Dozens of women with Instant cameras elbowed a score of news photographers from papers and national magazines as they a ll fought for a good shooting position in rronl of the star. The actress and her,husband. former Navy Secretary John Warner. were presented with a jug of Gov. Meldrim Thompson's maple syrup. a painting by a local artist and an honorary citizen's award Crom the stale. Swiss Franc Halts Dollar's Recovery LONDON (AP) -The dollar <:am~ under-beav)t, dowaw'a¢ pressure against the Swiss franc in trading on European fo t'eign exchanges today, knocking the wind out of the U.S. currency's recovery earlier in 'the d ay. Dealers reported huge sales of dollars for Swiss francs in heavy • trading. The,y said it was not clear what prompted the slide, but that. the bulk of the selling appeared to come from West German banks, which also sold dollars for marks. In Zurich, the dollar dipped lo another record low of 1.6910 Swiss francs in what one dealer described as "panicky cond1- lions." In Tokyo. the dollar a rallied lo close at 188.85 Japanese yen. a gain of more than 2 percent ln 24 hours. The dollar closed Wednesday at 184.65 yen. That was the eighth consecutive record closing low for the U.S. currency si'nce it Sfid ~owt\he~·yen mark July24. The price of gold, meanwhile. los t ground this mornin g because of the dollar's tem- porary recovery. Investors turn to the m e tal in tim es of monetary instability and it lends tO rise as the dollar falls and vice versa. Gold was quoted at noon in Zurich at $202.625 an ounce. down from $203.375 al Uie open- ing and the s a m e price at Wednesday's close. In London the metal was fixed this afternoon at $202.20. down from $203.75 at Wednesday's close. The dollar finished the day Wednesday in Zurich at a record low of 1.7125 Swiss francs. But then. as part Qf a general re· covery, the U.S. currenc~ had risen to around 1. 7295 Swiss francs thJs morning before slid· ing again. - .. We had orders from every- where." said arlotber Zurich dealer .. "We rea)ly have no ex- planation for this sudden new pressure." .. .- Irene Penn Dead at 73; Services Set Funeral services will be held Saturday ln Santa Ana for Irene L.. Penn. wife of the co-founder or Penn Van and Storage Com· pany ol Santa Ana, who died Tuetday followina a abort Ill· oe11. She waa '73. Mrs. Penn was a l"ffldent of Orange County for SS years and -.u a IO-,ear member of Santa Ana·a Pint Chrt.Uan Church nd a memHt of tbe Sa11ta Ana·Tu.tln Community Hocpltal Au1clllarv. I ln May. however. supervisors were convinced by noise consul· tants that the 11.6-acre site falls outside the 65-decibel average noise level used to draw a res- idential building ban zone around the air base. The Airport Land Use Com- mission is given authority by state law to review development plan& in a r eas surrounding airports. But supe rvisors on a lour· fifths-vole may overrule com- mission decisions. · Laguna Village has been the first firm to win supervisors' ap- proval to build homes inside lhc resjdential construction ban zone imposed two years ago Supervisors last month also approved Laguna Village pro- posals for another 327 homes in· Rhonda Patton. 30 of Garden Grove. faces court action on four counts of welfare fraud and four counts of misappropr iating public funds. She is free on SS.000 baH. Investigators arrested Mrs. Patton Wednesday as she picked. up a welfare check for more than $800 at a Cypress post of· fice box she had rented. Her arrest ended an investiga- tTorllllat l>egan several weeks ago when the welfare worker was on vctcalion. Her supervisor became suspicious of Mrs. Pa\ ton's c lients receiving their checks at a post oHice box m violation or department regula· lions. According to investigators. Mrs. Patton allegedly created fi ctitious clients as early as 1976 Here 1s one example .. One family a pparently wa~ created for six months in 1976. but wa:-d1scontmued to avoid an internal audit by the depart- ment. according to district cit- torney 's investigators. The investigators said che<:ks to the fictitious families wen~ m ailed to the post office bolt) Mrs. Patton rented and then were deposited m a JOtnt bank account bearing her name and I.he name.oUhe Ciclltious cllenL- T he district cillorney was. called into the case after Mr'>. Patton·s supervisor checked de- partment records and <tllegedly determined tht clients had no• been m Mrs. Pcitton's offict' lht- day the filt.'S were opened A spokesman for the Welfarl' · Department said terminatiol'l proceedings have been instituted against Mrs. PaUQ!I of The Many Money Sav ing ' Buys Offered. Beautiful 7 ft. Loose Pillow Back Sofa in a Wide Selection of Tapestry . Prints. Vel vets and Wove n Patterns Custom fitted arm caps. Lined flounces. SALE PRICED · ·595. Your Fevotft• o..Jgn., Will B• Happy To Atsl•t You M .~. GAl\R~Il U gN ITU ~E--,,~ • ~ ' , ' ' .4.f DAILY P1LOT .. .. . ·~ Just .,:··~Coasting ~ ....... ~ Tom~~''' M11rpblae Black Day for Blackie ON THE WATE&FaONT: You think you've 1ot troubles! 'Then have a word or two with Newport Buch'a uvant of the shipyards. the harbor's boatyard en· t Pf'nf'ur. Arsene "Blacltle" Gadartan He'• llvlnt proof th1nas can alwaya aet worn G•d1ma.n. when last we vlaJted him. was swathed rrom arms to lees In Ace bandaacs. 1 condition atlribut~ to various nagging hurt.a that he sulfered while prepurin1 his pnze v. mrung entry of Armen.Ian belly dancers for the Balboa Bay Club's bl& chm bash. That was some weeks back. Blackie continu.s to sur· fer from •bun hand. ··tt seemed obvious what I had to do." he arowled to d")'. "I needed t<> consult 'a specialist." THUS IT WAS THAT Gadaria11 hoisted his in.iured meathook into his big oran1e boatyard truck and carried 1t ore to the burt·haod medical specialist. You make the mistake then of asking bim how he made out with tbe physician. You get a verbal explosion ror your trouble. ·'Since I had this hurt hand, the doctor dJd the logical thing," Gadarian grumped. "He took X·rays of my pelvis and neck. "He never did find out what was wrong with me physically. But he was quick in discovering what I was PCJ1zent Reacung A/tn Preaentatwn of His Medical BaU worth monetarily. For two hours or his lime, I got hit for S38 bucks." Blackie is clearly stiU in shock. He could buy a lot of Ace bandages for 538 bucks. ADDING EMBARRASSMENT to injury, Gadarian has also suffered an enormous backfire from bis latest gov- ernmental spoof. Shortly after passage of the property tax limitation in· 1tiativ& koown--as--Proposit.ion ll, our Newport boatyard president and self.appointed tax watchdog_announced he was forming a new private enterprise agency at his waterfront digs. Grandly at that tlme, he announced. "I am forming a new outfit for: tbe retraining of civil service people who have been given the boot by Prop()sition 13. "With enough help, some of them can return to regular worlt." ALAS, ONLY YESTERDAY, a harbor patrolman who reared for the future of his job applied for Blackie's retraining program. The fellow actually listed for Gadarian all of his qualifications. "lt was awful," Blackie conceded. "l had to explain to him that I'd been kidding." Clearly, some days nothing goes right. .CIA Killed Kennedy, Cuba Tribunal Says HAVANA CAP> -A Cuban government investigation has con· eluded the CIA was responsible ror the death of President Kennedy and tried to blame Cuba ror it. No evidence was offeredito prove either point in testimony here Wednesday, but there were new disclosures about the trip Lee Harvey Oswald is alleged to have made to Mexico City on Sept. 27, 1963. Eusebio AzClle Lopez, the Cuban consul in Mexico City, said he spoke with a man who identlfied himself as Oswald buf that he was not the same man who killed Kennedy seven weeks later. Azcue spoke before an international "tribuna11•· which has been investigating "imperialist crimes.·• The lribuna ts being held during the 11th World Festival of Youth and Students, which has attracted young leftists from around the world. NATION /WORLD Israel Responds_ to Bomb TEL AVIV. Israel <AP> -A injured were seriously hurt. MESHULAM AND othen 'n rilla ,group that planted t))e ex-terrorl1t bomb blast wounded 49 h ' plosives. people and ldUed one In a Tel BLOOD-SOAKED T·sbirts and t e area said thty 1ave first aid A spokesman at the 'PLO·run Aviv mliltktt today, and within children's clothina were strewn to the wound a before am· news qency WAFA Hid a de· hours Israel rad.to reported that about the maze-like alleys l.n the bulances arrived. tailed statement wm be iNUed I raell warplanes streaked into center of the market, and police He said be had noticed a black later. 11le PLO ls made up of six neiahborina Lebanon and bat· str\in1 barbed wire around the bag under his table before lbe major l1'0UPI of the Palestinian iered Palestinian guerrilla area and collected bits of explosion but hado'l thought guerrina movement. camps in maliaUon. shrapnel from the explosive de· about what Jt qtllht be. The Palestine Liberation vice. Police det;alned 8 JlUD\ber of ISllAEU INTERIOR Minister Yoset Burg went to the scene of the bombln,. 0 r I an hallo n i n Be Ir u t. Vita Meshulam, the owner of A b --· f • f Lebanon. earlier claimed the stall where the blast OC· th~8m.6i:e!Wirere~~~4;.~. repsons\bility for this morning's curred. said the area had been iana from the occupied Gau Tel Aviv attack. In which a crowded with sh~pers. Strip come wtth produce, and "It's another example of how. l~stead of working for coopera· hon and understanding between the peoples. they are sewing hate," be s&Jd. bomb ex1>loded under a stall 1 -• adio aid d of selling T·shlrts and cbJldren's "I was standing across the sra~ l' a a crow an· way, and suddenly I felt a blast gry Jews lhout.ed. "G1ye them to clothes in the open.air Carmel . on my legs, but I wasn't hurt... us! Death to the enemy!" malsrrka'!.;. rad1·0 said 26 of .the Meshulam said. "I went running th <T over to see what I could do." THE POUCE restrained e crowd aAd took the suspects away for questioning. The last serious terrorist ex- plosion in Israel was at another open-air market, ln the Mahane Yehuda quarter tn Jerusalem. on June 29. Two were kUled and 41 wounded in that attack. which was the 2oth of the year in Israel. Report 'Buried' King Death Payoff ~ Revealed by FBI NEW YORK <AP) -A Missouri buslnenman made a payoff to James Earl Ray following the auaulnaQon of Dr. Mart.in Luther King Jr., according to a 19'14 report that was received but never pursued by the FBI. the New York Times reported today. According to documents made public by the Times. an FB1 control agent's report. dated March 19, 1974, said the businessman was "the Individual wbo mad96the .!i~11aid. -vayoTr of James Earl Ray after My.~ ple~ded gu~lty to the the killing." King slaymg, 1s. servmg a 99- The Times reported that the y~ar sentence in Tenness~e. document says the aeertt's in· · Smee hJs ~lty ptea, he ftas s&a formation came rrom an in· he did not kill King. former who had been told of the alleged payoff by Russell G. Byers. a former St. Louis automobile parts dealer. THE DOCUMENTS, released under the Freedom of lnlorma· tion Act to the Times, did not idenliry the businessman re· ported)y named by Byers. But government sources said Byers named John H. Kaulf· mann. a former stockbroker who died in 1974, as the man who made the payorf to Rav. the Soviets Fine tf.S-. Reporte~s Over Stories MOSCOW <AP> -A Soviet court fined two American cor· respondents $73 each today for not publishing retractions of stories they wrote and threatened "diUerent measures" in five davs if the court's order on the retractions is not obeyed. Both the New York Times and the Baltimore Sun have said they will not r etract their cor· respondents' reports about a Russian dissidenl. NEITRER CRAIG R. Whitne~ of the Times nor Harold 0 . Piper of the Sun was present at the hearing. Whitney was having lunch in Moscow and Piper was vacationing in the United States. They also (ailed to appear at the Julv 18 session that ruled their articles had slandered So- viet television. The court issued summonses for the reporters Wednesday when the previous deadline passed for retractions of their stories quoting relatives and friends of Georgian dissident Zvlad Gamsakhurdia that his televised confession was fabricated. The dissident testified at the July 18 hearing that his confession was genuine. BYERS CONFIRMED to the Times on July 18 that be told tbe House Select Committee on A!· sasslnations that he was offered $50,000 by Kaulfmann and a Mis· souri lawyer to arrange the civil rights leader's killing. The FBI documents contain the first public disclosure that Byers was told the money was paid by Ray. but Byers did not tell the Times whether he believed Kauffmann actually paid Ray after King's death. The FBI says it never pursued Byers' story because the agent's report was not properly dis· seminated within the FBI and did not emerge as part of the as· sassination material until five yens later. (heTimes said. URCUS TIGER MAULS BOY, 8 GAETA. Italy <APl-A tiger escaped from a circus cage and attacked an 8-year·old boy as hundreds of horrified spec· ta tors watched helplessly. The animal was shot to death after it ~aped Wednesday. but the youth was reported seriously hurt. FURNITURE In Beirut. a terse statement distributed by the PLO took responsibility for the blast but did not name the specific euer· . Health Emergenrg Pregnant women and families with small children have been. urged to leave a 16·acre area near the Love Canal at Niagara Falls. N.Y .. because of chemical contamina· l!on leaking rrom an old dumping ground. The evacua· t1on was ordered Wednesday when studies revealed that miscarriages in the area are about 50 percent more common than the national average. RB ORIGINAL DESIGN AVE-PIECE DINEI IE SET IN WROUGHT IRON AND GLASS WITH A SUNSHN FEEUNG. Here's the perfect dinette M1 wtth o 42" roW\d tempeted glou topped tabfe on o sculptured fTame with a baked enamel flnlah. and four Chain with eaay-care vtnyl CU$hk>nlng. lngh1 wnny yellow, white. llme:otmond. chestnut i s or block to choose from. Great 1tyllng $ 7 • and Quality ot o cheeffl.ll Rt pl1c.t OecOfOtlnQ leMce. delivery and famous warranty of Quoltty at no emo cost. Heavy Rains Move West Atlantic Cotu1I, Other Regiom Shmoored T~Pft9•••~• Califorlda NI Le ~ '"'""'°" " n Blrmlno...,,, 91 10 .03 llolw ., ,,. lllo1.ton .. 42 .11 ~•Ille ., ,, autfelO 17 H Cl\k~ , ... .14 CJMl~l .... c1e ... 1enct ..... 0.1 l"l.Wtll ., ,. DefWff' IO S4 Delrolt ll M .It ...._ n SI HOftOlllhl .. 12 .04 HOUiton ·'° ,. llM'ICll'( as ., .u u1v-.n 110 13 Uttle llocli •s u LosAnvei. ,, tS LlllillYllle 91 .. ...,.,,,,. ., n MleMI .. ~ .......... 11 4S .. , ... , .... 7' •• ~ MMl\vlli. .... Ntwon-.. 11 NtwYOfil 7t ., Ol••. City " Q OIMfljl 7' ., ......... .. 11 ~· IOI 11 .II "" ........ .. ts ..., ... ....., .... 1 e .. ., .............. .. _ ................... , .. -.... -.--- ® Moltlwe <""11ino In''*" Ari- end NOr1tllf'ft NWllleo wtn '°"'"-to rlllte Ille c"9lca for.,.,_ - nlQl\lllme '""'*""°-'~ In the mo11nteln end desert ere•• ot Sovtl1ern CAlltornle t1nuQf1 F rtde'I'. Nlgllt -l'ftOt"ftint -clOWlnnt Wiii COlltll'IW -llw C-1, ·~ 1119 Into \tie s.n l'WlwlOO -S.n Glllrlel ve11ey1 durl119 tl\e e•rly mornlnt ._,._ And, to-..tersuy. ~I A!'eM wlll bt e llflle ll'l'At'INr, And IOlllflern 09Ml11 •Ill CCfltlnue to .. QUlle WI rm Ind l!llmld Temperatureac-1n11e In 111e- r•noe, mlMI MOll9 tlle c:o.11 •1111 rHOll"" .... mid '°' and IM«W 1emper•t"'H rMC1"flt tlle '°9 te ·-100. Dewitt -.... llWt• llOt aoetw.41• .... ~'°7 • c ... ,., lt'eculNtr NIQflt IN_,.... ... ~ Wllll llaly ~ Ill .. aftlr-~ ,.,_'f, Lltfll •WleOll Wlllft llltflt AIMI fMnllnt Min. SlltM1Y ._ 1'11-41ep. C...ttl ....., .. """ •Ill , ..... NIWHn 4C ..an. lllleM te,.._ llW•lllrtl wlll , .... ""'-" ., .. ll.Tt.....,..,.......,,.wtlllle'1, s-.•--.n-. STOCKS I BUSINESS s DAIL y PILOT A I G Consumers Hit Hard in Courts 8y SYLVIA PORTER Most people sued for not paying bills In New York.· Chlcaio. Detroit and Philadelphia did not know they were being sued unUl there already wab i. Judgment li8amal them. 1 Leas than 1 percent had a maJ. althou1h at least 25' percent of the victims believed they had a legitimate com· · plaint or valid reason for not paying. · FOLKLORE HOLDS THAT mE "disaster area· lrf the justice system either as tn the crimu\al courts or re·.: lates to overloaded dockets. But ¥ landmark study; "Co~umers in Trouble· A Study ot Debtors in Default:•' by DavidCaptwitz. pulverlie5thatmyth. A few steps taken since the Caploviti study was re·· leased ln 1974 deal with the most obviou~ outward symptom of this pro~lem. the phenomenon of "sewer service." It gets its name from the practice under which certain process servers throw summonses into the sewer instead of giving them to the person who is supposed to ap. pear In court. Legal experts in most areas of this country scoff a'1• the "sewer service·· problem as non·existent. Yet tM Caplovitz study says the problem Is nationwide . The reason the legal experts are unaware of the prob- lem ls that the victims · of this practice general· 1 ly consist of citiiens Money's who don't know how to • com plain. to whom. or Worth ~. where -and who think <rightly. in moat cases> f that complaints from .. them wouldn't accomplish anything. t Consumer protection agencies usually are in touch with 1 sQPhlsticated middle·class citiiem who complain at onct- when something goes wrona. but they are almost entirely out~ of touch with the segment of the population most victimized~ by these abuses. • EVEN IN crrJES mAT HAVE tried to attack "sewer: service." the number of consumers getting a day in court: bas ri.s,en only a little. The exJ>lanation is that many other! obf\tades m.._..be ..o><er.cwne ~ore th~ ~oMYmer_,,1e~ "~'--.. day in court. The consumer must. ror Instance. , -Understand the summons. usually written ,n: legalese. assuming he or she gets one. : -Overcome the fear or court and Judges prevalent m: the depressed segments of many communities. l -Know whether there Is a valid excuse for not paying. i many believe that if they signed a contract they must pay • -Have some knowledge about such baste legal ex j cuses as fraud. breach of warranty on the product an~ whether a contract is unconscionable. : -Be able to get to the courthouse. take lime off fromr work or hire a babysitter and. be prepared to go back t~ court several times before the case is finished. i -Get a lawyer or be able to pick a proper way througb a maze of legal procedure without expert help. ~ LEGAL AID AND LEGAL SERVICES resources arlf stretched to-1he limit b¥ laodlord·tenanl ®me.slic.. rel.a~ tions. criminal representations and other assignments. anct consumer defense often is a low priority : Moreover. many "working poor" are just above tht-in, come limits for obtaining free leRaJ advice. yet they can~ not afford their own lawye rs ' : Although largely unnoticed. the. Caplovitz study bas the potential of a powerful bomb -if It ever goes off. Tb~ legal system bas been prepared to sweep this problem unJ der the rug. Many would prefer this bombshel by the maf who also wrote "The Poor Pay More" lo be placed quiet! in the arcruves. there to be defused. . Coffee Cost Dips; Others See Hike . By The Assoct1ted Press Supermarket bills went up another half a percent dur· ing J uly. but declining coffee prices helped ease the bitter ness of the boost, an Associated Press marketbasket sur vey s hows. The Increases and decreases on the shelves generallf' refiected trends at the wholesale or farm level. A n st.' Ill retail egg prices. for example. foUowed a rise in tht- amount paid to producers ; the lower coffee pnces followed recent announceme nts by major roaster'-of lower wholesale charges. THE AP DREW UP A. RANDOM list of 1~ commonl,Y purchased food and nonfood Items. checked the pnce a t one supermarket in each of 13 cities on March t. 1973. and bas rechecked on or about the start or each succeediflS!. month One item. chocolate chip coolocs, wa~ dropped from the list at the end of November 1977 because the manufoc turer discontinued the package size used in the survey The latest survey s howed that during July. market basket bills at checklist stores rose in seven cities. up an average of 2.8 percent. und declined tn six. down an uver <.\ge of 2.2 percent• The increase would huve been much wor:-:1· ( ) 1f eoffee prices had not O·n~~v·uER de clined. When <·offt-e Ul 'f~ 1r• was removed from lh1• tota ls. thf' markM ------------basket b1U increased ~n average or l 3 percent last month. A SIMILAR PATTERN e merged when the AP com pared current priceb with those at the start of the year Wtt.h cottee Included. mark~tbaaket bills at checklist stores increased an <Jverage of 6.3 ~rcent in the first seven montha of the year . without c:oftee. the increas.-Wb i 1.6 percent. Coffee prices started soaring after a frost m Bruit m 1975 raised fears of a shortage The price went from about $1. \S a pound to almost S4 a pound. Consumption droppec:t and prices for green beona fell sharply Wholesale and re· tall prices followed. nlthou1h more slowly Since Jan. \, th uvera10 price of a pound or coffee ~t cbeckllst atorea in the survey hls dropped 14 percent. from S3.48to12.98: th~ d~reaae durtna July wes 4 pe~nl I THE DECUNE lN TKE cost of coff~ represented about~ on.ty brtaht spot ror ahop~rs. Meat prices conunued to lncn:ne, reflecunf s m1lltr 1upplltt of cattle (&Olnl to market 'The pnce o cttoppe4 c:huok increased du.ring July al chetkliist !1\0C'ea 10 s tit cltle On the aver14t. lht pr1tt of • pound of tbt-llltm· burger meal wu 11."6 at the it.art of Au1ust. S percent blatier than ll wu o month nrllcr and 42 percent bl&her Ulan lt waa at the start. ot lM veer Livestock prt~ decllnt!d rec all.Y. bu1 there Ult nt ftwtr cattJt and hl~11 on l.ht n1Uon·a farm• thin there •tre ca ~ar ~ and an)'~te decreue at the reta1l levtl ••~&Obtt•mpora~ • "' Another d!Koura&~I trend •ppnm In tht> pnce o( '"'· walcb bad.,.. IOlDI cloWn llnC9 tJW •Wt o( th• year. 'fh• price Of 1doleri .... lncreued1t chffWUttt'atores to 11 dues last montb. rts~toaa otTa IPtr~t.vp ll~rcertl trom tbt l\1111 levt.t. ' ~OCAL/ NATION ~.Augutt3, 1978 s DAILY P1Lor A 1a A ~egion's Heritage Cited in Plea for Seltool Fund8 .. ' By ANNE COOPE& ... Of ... CMil• "' ... IWt ~ "l ttnd myaelf m a atranae 511tJon. l ('()me. Manuel GomH. rn in nta Ana traveUnai tht Camlno Real to Ca\lt' P~rftt l o in San Juun Cuptstuno. to J>ltad with theo Cup1"trano diool b oard not to cut funds for gnalu.h A:. ,, ~md Lan•\I tounu.•s" ' (.iomei. c h lormatn of th'' Onnae County Hum11n Rtl•· Uoiu Counc1J ·~ f'ducatton com· m1l\t'l', WIA~ one o f t•\en gpokesmen for tb~ d1str1cl ·s :'A~inBand pnl h·apeakllll community. uraana trust • ttils week to put b.ck •o.908 cut from the ~n1Uab As 1.1 Second Lan1u~l' pro1rem ror the comln1 school ye r THE 5' PEllCENT reduction t.o th(' '98. 791 ESL budact wub amon" $3 2 mllllon in euta m11de by trustees to brlnJ& the dlatrict's 1m·Jlminary 134.9 million budatt for 1978-79 In line with reduced propt'rty tax revenu~ unUclpol· E'd in the wake of Propo lUon 13 o.lty ............ .., ·~ ......... .• A lazy afternoon on the beach is more enjoyable with a guitar in hand. Mark Dow of Dana Point proves bis point al Laguna's main beacll. 3' Clenaente Project ' ,. ' •. Development Foes Fail to Halt Job . ~ A lawsuit filed by the San Clemente Homeowners Association, seeking to block development by EstreJla Properties on the 2.200· •· acre Forster Ranch. has been dismissed in Orange County Superior Court. .• The civil suit filed May 19 against the city claimed pro- vision~. of the ~alifornia j.~: , \t1ronnlt!ntal Quality Act were ,. not m et when an environmental impact report and conditional use permit for Forster Ranch development were approved by the City Council. J UDGE WALTER Charamta m et with attorneys representing the city and the homeowners' a~· sociation on Friday and dis· "Our intention was to gel tbc C~Cou.ncil's ...at~en~and -win some-a5surance that CEQ.i\: standards would be met," said Mitchell. ''In that sense, we feel we were successful." The Estrella development farm has proposed construction of 2.447 homes on 1,770 acres of the Forster Ranch. located in north San Clemente. ~ missed the c laim '-without preJ· ~ udice ... p e rmitting the San Clemente ~ -homeowners to initiate new ~ legal challenges to the develop· .• m ent. Charles Mitchell, homeowners ' president. said his .organization • · has no plans to return lo the courts. Hearings Set OnS. Coa,st ~ Care Cowicil .:-In an attempt to identify counseling and care needs in .. South Orange County, the ·;"', federally funded Orange County ; Community Development Coun· cil has scheduled public hear· • ings next week in Laguna Beach and San Clemente. ;. The Laguna Beach meeting will be Mooday in council cham· bers at city ball, 505 Forest Ave. •. In San Clemente, the meeting •. will be Tuesday at the Boys .~ Club, 1304 Calle Valle. Both ~ hearings are planned from 7 to 9 ~ p.m . ~ The Community Development ~ Council has scheduled additlonel ~;public bearings in 10 ot.ber :-~Orange County l ocations ~ tbe ne.¥1 two weeks as a first :fl •~P ln developing a tbree-yea.r .. ~ proaram, a spokesman said. Located ln Saota Ana. the CDC pnwides suc?r services to low Income county resident.a n youtll proerarns, transportation : • for eenlor cltluns, bouslnc and • coaunanlt1 lm,rovement .. pl'OJecta ~ rape and alcob.olllm ~· eoun1eUQ1. AddiUolW liafonnaUoa oa nut w"k'• P'lb&le. ~ ili •villj. ble by ciDlnj Xilti1~ 'Tnnnp in lM COC p1•om• • ~~m>arm..L Planners Delay Vote Sa n -:;1emente planning commissioners delayed action thiMieek on what uses would be allowed at a proposed 380-acre in· dustrial park, continuing a public hearing on the mattertoAug.15. Commissioners will meet in a study session on Aug. 14 to consider whether commercial and offi ce use should be allowed in the industrial complex proposed at the junction of the Forster, Reeves and Visbeek Ranches in north San Clemente. Architectural guidelines for the development will aJso be discussed at the study session. • Com missione rs expressed concerp Tuesday that residents of neighboring homes <sUll to be built) should have their views protected. Commissioners also continued to Aug. 14 a public bearing on a varian~ request from the Daon Corporation, which would allow single f amUy homes on lots with slopes greater than 30 percent. The Daon firm is currently eradlng for 57~ bbmes to be built on a portion of lbe Foraler Ranch . ' Pay Law Upheld SAN FRANClSCO <AP> -A law requlrina the Unlverslb ,ti· California Relt'nU to cooalder local prevamna waaea lot l a borera, workmen and 111ecbanks ln t'lx1.n1 minimum Bmtts ttir:1tS own em~l ea in .similar pOlta bu been u Id by Ute •late CoUi1 Of Ap : •·we enter achool laHlft8 tar bilhlnd," San Juan Caplstrano resident Ramon Dlaa told trustees. •'Only with help can we catch up. First we 1et the Bakke dccl1lon, then we 1et ~ Propoel· lion 13 kick ln the ribs. Without knowln& the IM&uaAe· how can we hope to succeed? SCHOOL t\DMIN18TRAT0a5 asaured members of the lareely M exlcan·Amerlcan audience Monday that the district's ESL pro1ram wlll be maintained nut year, despite bud&et cuts. Non·En11tab apeaktna hltb school student.a, lncludlns Viet· namese u well as Spanlah· spealdna atudenta. wlll continue to work with specially trained En1Ush teachen, said Harold Heater. c\DTicu!um director. These teachers offer atudeot.s accelerated work in spoken and written English. as well as tutor· inc In other aubjects, Dr. Hester said. Dlatrlct budget guidelines have traditionally called for a studenMeacber ratio of 25 to l at the bleh school level, said Superlntendenl J e rome Thornaley. In the past ESL teachers have not been figured in this ratio. THE PROGRAM'S S43.909 budset cut repreaent.s these ESL teacbeu' salaries. Tbornsley said. Their positions have not been eliminated. however: they have simply beeh counted as part of the reauJar high •School teaching staff. The result of the ESL budcet . cuts will be to increase class siZd slightly in sonle high :.chool courses. Tbornaley said. But the superintendent said be does not expect the student· teacher ratio to reach the 25 to 1 figure established by the guidelines. "We've bad some room for slippage in that ratio." be said. "Including the ESL teachers - will simply have the eftect ~ Ught.ening up the ratio. mating it more accurate ... Nixon Targeted Ari? Budget OK; . , • Water Rate Burger-M~heu-CIA Plot Alleged CHICAGO tAP> -Tben·Vlce President Richard M. Nixon, now -Chief Justice Warren Burger and one-tU:nt-Howard Hughes aide Robert A. Maheu were part of a 1954 CIA plot to ruin the late Aristotle Onassls, according to the September ls· sue or Playboy magazine. An article by Jim Hougan ex· cerpted from his forthcoming book. "Spooks." said the plot against Onassis came after the Greek shipping tycoon received permission from the late King Ibn Saud to carry Saudi Arabian oil in his ships. Wednesday's Washington Post .. quotl!s Maheu confirming the basic elements or the article in a phone interview from Las Vegas. But he denied Hougan's aJlegation that his actions were part of an international con· -_s piracy. acldrn-g-; "th.al~ a - croclr. •• Burger. who worked for the Justice Department at the time ............ DENIES ALLEGATIONS Chief Justice Burger TARGET OF PLOT? Arlstot1• Onassis of the a lleged plot, denied through a spokesman that be re· cei ved intelligence reports on the anli-Onass~ampalgn. Nixon could ndt be reached for comment and the CIA refused comment. Drowsy 'Samaritan' "I WOULDN'T take the as· signmenl <from Onassis' tn law and rival Stavros Niarchos> un· lil I cleared it with the outfit," Maheu was quoted as saying. The "outfit," he said, was the -Central ThleUfgency Agency. which at the time paid him a 'SSOO monthly retainer. Suspected Briefly ' . A 2S-year-0ld Sylmar man who gave a lift to two Mission Viejo -tee~genrawok& &&-find hknlielr a burglary WSPMt.. · He said he reported his anti· Onassis activities regularly to the CIA. The CIA also helped his operatives in Rome. where de· rogatory stories about Onassis were given to a newspaper, he said. Sheriffs Investigators said Robert Wingo was retumtns home from San Diego Friday night when he picked up two hitchhikers - Frederick Charles Guiol. 19. of 25292 Campina Drive, and Euiene Anthony Martin, 18, of 27072 Nogal. both of Mission Viejo. After several beers, Wingo WINGO , ASKED the youths became dro~y and asked one ol where he could pick up some the boys to drive. beer and they directed him to a Sheriff's investigators allege liquor store, investigators said. the two youths then used Wingo's car,to pull off 15 to 20 Maheu also acknowledged briefing Nixon. Volunteers Sought for Houghan contends that the Jidda Agreement between King Saud and Onassis broke the monopoly control of Saudi oil s hipment by the Ara bian· American Oil Co .. angering many American oil c.om pany ex· Laguna Uni·ls ecuuves as well as Niarchos. OUOTiNo-EM-ENSf$LY __ . Lligun~ Beac.h . city coun- from financial journalist John Cilfl!en are seekm~ voluntet!:-; Gerrity, who said he was in on for its five t'eorgamzed comr!ut - l h e plot. Hougban says t~~s. and .are encour aging Niarchos, the Cl/.. the FBI and citizens to sign up rot the pos~. various government officials Current member s an~ ID· began a calculated "dirty terested Laguna Beach residents tricks" campaign against are ~rged Lo apply .for mem-Onassis. bt:rsh~p to the co~m1llee~. Ap· Hougban said the cam,Paign p~1cat1ons .are available an the involved wiretapping Onassis' C1ty Clerks office at 505 Forest New York headquarters, Ave. . .. shadowing his top employees The ~it)' Council. 1~ currently and s preading anti-Onassis reorga~ztng the city s :"fousing s mears throughout the world Committ~e. a Rc::creation a':ld press by means of government Com mumty Services Commit· leaks and bribed journalists. te~. Safety .a~d Secu~lly Com-mittee, Muruc1pal Services Com· Hou_ghan said the ca!Dpaign mitlee and Economic Commit· even tnvolved the bombing and tee ~traCing or one or Onassis' .what-For more information, call the ing ships by a Peruvian fighter City Clerk at 497.3311 plane. · auto .burglarjelo""Rarly Saturday mormng. -6'" Deputies at the arresl sceM early Saturday said they found Wingo in the back seat of his car asleep With Martin at the wheel. .. WE'RE SATISFIED Wingo wasn't involved in the burglaries," an Investigator said Tuesday. "But I think it wiU be • whHe befatt' ~ picb UJJ any hitchhikers again ... Wingo faces a drunk in auto charge after spending the weekend in jail. Meanwhile, Martin, who is a British native in this country on a vtsltor's visa was arraigned Tues~~Y at South Orange County Municipal Court. Gufol races similar charges in an arraign. menttoday. SHEBIFF'S investigators said they recovered all the stolen property taken during Saturday morning's thefts in Wingo's trunk. lnvesUgators also said Martin claims he is wanted in EnRland on an assault on a poUce officer charge. Library, Park A.id THIS 9JMMER- Won't Rise Moulton Niguel Water Dlstrid directors have adopted a 1978-79 operating budget. reducln& ex· penditures by 10 percent. District opera tions are tinanced by user charges for water and sewer service. rather than taxes. and were not affect· e d by Proposition 13. The $250,000 cut from the S3. 7 mlWort budget was made. however ... in the s pirit" ol tbe tax relief in- l li a ti v e. board pres ident Lawrence Lizotte said. BUDGET CATEGO&Y reduc· lions include landscape services for district facilities. vehicles, eQM!pm~. salaryjn_creases a~ travel. · · A district spokesman nict Moulton Niguel will not r~ user rat.es because of Propogi· lion 13. IF. HOWEVER. a wbolesale -water nrte increase~nsicb!!red by the M'etropolitan Water Dia· trict of Southern Cdifomia . Moulton Niguel's supplier. goes through. it wiU be passed to con- sumers. he said. In addition to the budget. the board adopted a voter·approvee. bond redemption budget of $2. t million. As this tax.funded budget is for facilities a lready built. the spokesman s aid. re- ductions cu:e not possible. Man Freed In Assault SALINAS <APl -A dlS· trict attorney's in · vestigator was acquitted of shooting a swimming coach after finding hi$ wife in the man's apart· ment. Josept) Hernandez. ll, was accused of assault with a deadly weapon in the April 7 shooting of Hartnell College swim· ming coach Mich aer Garibaldi. Garibaldi and Mrs. Hernandez were partially- clothed at the · Ume. ac- -cordlng to testimony dur· ing the trial. Door Kicked In; Toro Home Rifled ' A burglar who kicked in Ult front door to gain entry to an El Toro home car ried off gold coins. jewelry and cash with a tota! value of $2.900. Orange County sheriff's of. ficers said the theft occurred at the home of escrow officer Claude Edward Leedom, Jr .• 3'1. of22671 Revere Dnve. He was out visiting friends at the time. IN THE ARTICLE, Houghan. quotes Gerrity as saying be and Maheu, whonl Gerrity believed was a CIA agent, were recruited· for the campaign at a meeting ln Nixon's office early ln '1954, when Nixon was vice president . He also said Gerrity met with Re1n10J1.ted Burger, then an assistant at· '2___,, torney general in the Justice REDWOOD CITY Department, who said that he . would take "judicial oversight" (AP> -San Mateo of any activities Gerrity and County has appealed for Maheu might Indulge In against donations to make up r~r Give your kids ~1ll~~-...J SOUTHERN CAUFORNIA! Onassis $16 mlllion in Propost· · tion 13 cutbacklS to help Tugs to Mexico SAN DIEGO <AP) -The first or four aging U.S. Navy fieet tugs has been transferred to the Mexican navy after decom· missioning at the 32nd Street Navy Base in San Die10. <XMSr THIEF HE4L18Nl!n keep the county's parks and libraries open. County Supervisor John Ward said Wednes- day that two private voups plan • campaign to solicit funds rrom businessmen who wlll proflt from property \ax ~uts under Proposition \$. The San Mat.o Foun· datlon a nd the San Mateo County Govern· meut Research Coooc.ll, botb prtvately ftlnded, set up tbt donaUon f\an4l. Son Clernente pollte ar•.i~----------• looking for ·• bur1lar wtio a_l)J>arently b1W lmo the S. Clemente l1'ood Co.op lit• A" . Cebrlllo by "movtna lOdier.ct ~~----..,JI wtndowa. Omte11&ld the tNef ~be • bealth1Nak. 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