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MONDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST~7, 1978
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-~ ......... PAPAL HEADGEAR -Pope Paul VI wears tiara. left, al
his first Easter message; a miner's helmet. top photo,
during visit to construction tunnel, and sound muffler.
while preparing to leave Vatican City by helicopter.
By MYMOND EST:RADA IR.
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Acting on a tip, Huntington
Beach police investigators have
journeyed to a rural commune
in Tennessee to search for S·
V-8ey80y
Sueeombs
To Accident
year·old Valeena· Mariska Miller
who was abdueted from her
Huntington Beach home July 31.
But the search for the YOWll
beauty pageant winner bas also
taken police to several other
states, aceordirw to police Capt.
Grover Payne.
Payne said several offlcen
ate expected to return today
with reports of their weekend
search.
The misaing girl was allegedly
abducted by her mother
CamaUa MUler. 25. in a predawn break·lb at Valeena's
nandparenu• home at 20191
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Vatican
Funeral
-eI&Dned-• VATICAN CITY CAP> -
Flalthlul ml1t.ty and humble
mourned beside the body of
Pope Paul VI today and the
Roman Catholic Church readied
the ancient machinery of sue·
cession to elect a pontiff for its
550 million members.
The bod.y. clad in red robes.
white mJter and red shoes, was
put on view in a marbJe-noored
salon at the papal summer
palace in Castel Gandolfo, in the
Alban Hills south of Rome where
the pope died Sunday night after
a reign of 1S years.
It lay on a slanted platform
covered in green velvet, his
head on tbr~ white pillows,
hands c"'Oaaed and a rosary
entwined aroand the fingers.
Italy'• President Sandro
Perlini waa the first to pay
respects, followed by the mayor
of Castel Gandolfo, the pope's
relatives and finally the public.
Hundreds outside sang hymns as
they waited to enter.
"Look at bis sweet face," said
Sister Maria Luisa Sicaletti of
the Sisters of San Giuseppe from aearb,v Atbono. ·'He looks so
boJy. He almost seems as if be is
in deep and serene sl~p."
By late afternoon, more than
10,000 bad filed past the bier.
The body wtn be brought to
the Vatican on Wednesday and
will lie in state in St. Peter's
Basilica until the solemn funeral
Mass and burial Saturday. lt
wm be enclosed in a triple coftln
and plaeed tn the crypt below
the basilica.
A nine-day mourning period
will begin Saturday and end with
the opening of the conclave of
cardinal.a, probably Aua. 20, to"
elect a succasor to Paul.
Each day of the mourning
period a cardinal or ranting
prelate will say a special Masaf or
the late pope in St. Peter's
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Royal .Jaunt
Meg on Trip With Banker?
· ... -LONDON <AP> -Princess-Margattt. -stormy
younger sister of Queen Elizabeth II. has gone on
vacation in Italy with an Italian merchant banker
seven years her Junior. the Sun newspaper reports.
The Italian holiday strenjthens speculation that
the friendship between the princess and soci .. lite
Roddy Llewellyn, 30. has cooled.
· The tabloid .rep(>rted today that Margaret is ac·
companied by Marlo d'Urso. 40. a bachelor. and they
are staying in an elegant villa owned by his parents
at Conca denzMarina near Amalfi. an Italian resort
south of Naples.
An official at Margaret's Kensington Palace
household confirmed she left Thursday for a two.
week holi<Jay. but declined to say with whom.
Margaret will be 48 on Aug. 21. She gained a
divorce from Lord Snowdon May 24. after 18 years of
marriage and t~o children .
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• Huntington Pollee
Helicopter Crash
Caused by Weeds
Four-foot bigb weeds have
b•en blamed for the Sunday
morning crash of the Huntington
Beach police helicopter during a
training maneuver at Long
'AUTO ADJ'ER'IJSE'
S4YS SEUER
"I sure am glad we took an ad
in the Dally Pilot -we got
several calls. I'm grateful.··
That's the advertising success
story told by the Huntinston
Beach man who placed tbfs ad: •n DATSUN 11'00Qiucle.
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call 642·56'18. Put a few words to
work foryau. ·
In the Daily Pilot.
Beach Municipal Airport.
Helicopter pilot Jerry Evans.
33. suffered only a bruised
shoulder in the 10 a .m. crash.
Student pilot Thomas Arnold, 27.
escaped injury, officials said.
The $30.000 helJcopter was de-
f moUshed and can only be sold
for spare parts, according to
Huntington Beach heliport main·
tenance chief Roy Wiley.
·'The copter's skids hlt the
weeds and it rolled over on it's
nose,·· Wiley said.
"IC the weeds had been cut, It
would have not crashed," satd
Wiley.
The Hungtington Beach police
aircraft, a Hughes 2169-8, was
the second hellcoptef to crash at
the Loq Beac)1 alrpon over the
weekend. Wiley said.
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Man Held
In Attack
' On Girl
A San Jose man was in
Newport Beach Jail today facing
charges or assault with intent to
commit rape after a Costa Mesa
woman reponed being attacked
in the parting lot of a night spot.
Police .said Steven Patrick
Lyle. 25, ~being held on Sl0,000
bail.
They said a 22-year-old Costa
Mesa woman told them she met
a man last Thursday evening at
Isadore's in Newport Beach and
bad a friendly chat with him. He
reportedly told her he was from
San Francisco and was staying
at a Santa Ana hotel.
The next night, the woman
told police, she again encoun·
tered the man al Isadore's and
walked with him out to the part-
ing lot.
This time, the woman said.
the man attempted to force her
into his car. When she struggled,
he tore off her clothes, hit her in
the face and pulled her in\o the
car.
Howev e r . the woman
managed to fight Cree and r an
into Isadore's, "Where s he called
police.
Lyle was arrested Saturday at
a Santa Ana hotel.
Cops End Strike
GREAT FAL~. Mont. <AP > ~ Striking Great Falls police
have voted to accept the city's
latest contract offer apparently
endini their J.8.day walkout.
Coast
Weather
SD ·11otel Fme »m~es Out .500
MosUy fair through
Tuesd a y but s ome
var I able clouds with
ch&llce oi thumtershowers
near the mountains. Lows
tonight 87 to 72. Highs
Tuesday 96 to 102.
wa1 that. movie, 'Towertng In·
femo'," said newlywed Jennifer
Grutziua, 21, fA Tucaoo, Arla., as
she and her buaband stood out·
slde.
Capt. Claude Bell of the San
Die10 Flre Department aald the
injuries Included a policeman and a woman wtiO were tat• to
boepltala few 1moke lnhalatitll, a
thltd pel'IOll who 1utrered mult1· ti• cuta Ud a woman wbo blicl a
beart ~k wblle belna b~
down a fin escape. •
Mn. CruUkaa and her 21~,..,.
old husband. Doaald P . Grutiim, '9o&.b atudeata a tbe
and nlihtl'O'WJ18 as coffee, rolls
•nd otanae Juice were served
from a makeshift buff et.
"We wound up ln the
restaurant where they cave us a
Cree meal and I slept under a ta·
ble," said GJ\ltlius.
He :added he and his bride
planned lO COlltinue their honey-
moon hel'e.
"lt wu weird," he aald "We
bad a lot fJ little thin11 happen
to us b9fcft UM weddlQC. We
bad a little autO accident. we lot
robbed. We were atrald lO come
her• because somethlnc mlsht bappen,"
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Study Confirms Ci~arette Hann·
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lledlcal Aaaoctatloa 1ay1
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Tb~ H ·year shady ~ost 115
mUUon and u 11.ouced by IUl
major tobatt0 companlet.
ln a -~hardbound book. th study COllduded; • "Tbe bulk
• · . atudlet include new
m~b ru1ma by wblch n!coUn
m11 lnfiuenH produC\lon or pep-
G•w e ol £•••ee
Six Cardino&
Eyed as Pope
•1fte~ ...... About a doaen namet have
t11ured ma&t promineP.tlY in
specuJaticm about wbo Will Ne·
cted P0Pe Paul VI. but tryln& to
specll)' \he choice ii about like
plcktnt an number on a roulette
wheel.
In recent papal elections. lbe
outcome generally bas come as
a surprise, confounding the
parlor-sames prognostication.a.
Nevertheless, the guesswork
is inevitable. both in uoDer hierarchica ecbeJons and irJ
Roman Catholic hottaetiolds
around the work!, and informed
Vatican watchers have pointed
to several prelates as
"papabili."
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POPE .-:-.
Basilica. On the Jast day, the
cardinals will join in a special rit.e
Of prayers to the Holy Spirit and
then wlthdrawrortheconclave.
The 115 cardinals under the
age of 80 will then begin voting
in the secret gathering in the
Sistine Chapel. be neath its
cesplendenl fre sc os by
Michelangelo. Fifteen of the
church's 130 cardinals cannot
vote because they are 80 or
older.
Vatican sources said Pope
Paul died peacefully in bis
bedroom at Castel Gandolfo at
9 :* -p.m. Sunday ~ 12:40 "1>.m.,
PDT> after suffering a heart at·
tack nearly 31,; hours before. He
was 80.
The pope had been put to bed
Saturday after a recurrence of
arlhrosis. the painful disease or
the joints that afflicted him in
his later years. He suffered a
heart attack Sunday as his
personal secretary was celebrat·
ing Mass at his bedside and died
four hours and 10 mihutes later.
The pope was reported lucid
almost to the end. After the
heart attack be was placed in an
oxygen tent, but Vatican sources
said up to an hour before his
death he prayed with his as-
sociates. Then he became dizzy
and motioned to the others to
continue the prayers.
Often or late the pope had
spoken of his own death. Tues-
day, on a visit to the tomb of a
cardinal who once was his
superior. he said: "We hope to
mt>et him after death, which for
us could not be far away."
The yellow flag of the Vatican
State was lowered lo haU-staff
at the Vatican and at Castel
Gandolfo. and chains were put
across the doors or the papal
palace to signify the death of the
pontiff.
Crowds knelt in silence before
the copper-colored summer
palace in Castel Gandolfo
Palace. Mo r e than 1.000
mourners stood in St. Peter's
Square and looked up to the dark
papal apartment.
But most Italians were at the
seashore or in the mountains for
the traditional August vacation
and the lat.e hour held back any
outpouring or national grier
similar to that for Paul's pre·
decessor. John xxm.
DAI LY PILOT
Tbat means wtPI credenUals
matins them likely papal proa·
pecta.
Sis cardinala m01t freqnently
mentioned as po111tble can·
dldates are Italians: Giovanni
Binelll believed to have been
Pope Paul's choice. Sergio
Pignedoli and Sebasllano Bag·
gio. The three non-Italians are
Johannes Wlllebrands of the
Netherlands, Eduardo Plronlo,
an-Argentine of Italian descent.
and Franz Koenla of Austria.
The 73-year -old Koenig said in
Austria tod'U'. however, that he
doea not "deem myself suitable
for this taak . . . I believe that f
could not resolv~ to accept ... "
He suggested a younger man
1s n eeded and lbal a black or
Asian pope is possible.
Yet none of the 1.U active
cal'.dinals from !!.bom the ~ "'i!l_b~ chosen C?l(,nlY ~~paagns for the joo-nor offers a program.
which leaves the decision all the
more wrapped in tbe secrecy of
their conclave.
The history of the last five
centuries would indicate it
would be an Italian, as have
been all the popes of that period,
and that stiff seems lh·e likeliest possibility.
However, for the first time,
non-Europeans bold a majority
in the College of Cardinals, Add-
ing a new element to the proc-
ess. ma.king speculation more
uncertain, but adding a wider
spectrum of potential popes.
Those cited in this cat.egory in·
ehtde-Cardinal Johannes
Willebrands. 68. of Utrecht.
Netherlands, the long-time head
of the Vatican Secretarial for
Christian Unity. widely known
among le aders of various
churches.
A moderate, but with a
sensitivity to the new ecumenical
winds in Christiandom: he has
been closely associated both
with Pope Paul and his pre·
decessor. the late John xxm.
However, Willebrands' non·
Ita lian roots make him a long
shot. as is the case with Cardinal
Davie Hum e. 55 . of
Westminster. England, ~a newly
risen eminence on the church
scene. and Cardinal Eduardo
Pironio. 57. the Argentinian and
prog ressiv e h ea ding the
Vatican's department for re·
li gious orders
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ABDUCT •..
C rown R ee f L a n e . The
grandparents. Kenneth and
Juanita Moore. are the girl's
legal guardians.
Police said Friday a 21-year·
old Huntington Beach man
picked up Carnalla Miller while
she was hitchhiking. Police have
not released the man's name.
The man told police he drove Mrs. Mlller to the Moores' home
early Monday and drove the
mother and child to his home In
his van. Later, he dropped the
pair in the Downey area, police
said.
. Police have not brought any
charges against the unidentified
man. The witness told police
Mrs. Miiler disguised herielf
wttb a brown wig and dressed
Valeena in boy's clothing.
Police sources said they re-
cei ved a tip Friday from a local
resident that Mrs. MUJer may be
traveling to a commune, called
"the farm," somewhere in Ten·
nessee.
Police s,t. Luis Ochoa lndicat.
ed lbere ii concern for the aaf ety
of the rnissJng girl because ol
the suspicious death of her
brother in Fountain Valley 1aat
Oct.5.
Two-year-old JHon Shawn
Miller was found suffocated wttb
two plastic ba11 wupped
around him. Coroner'• In·
vestiaaton have not rwed th•
death accidental. Fo"ntain
Valley police lnvettltaton aay tbe ceae ts not clOMd.
Sberlft Brad Oat.ff aald Fri·
da)' hls Office \ntends to help
Fount•ln Valley · poUee wlth
thdr Mntinuloa lnve.tl1aUon tn.
to tht MUler boy's deau..
MeaHt'bUe. Ounce County
District Attorney'a Otrlce In·
v 1ti1atora ar chffkl"' toct.
aa, lo Camalla Miller'• Whe rt'lbout.I.
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t,lo ulcen."
AMA 1poke1man P'rank Chap.
peU uld that the study doesn't
contain much thatt is new. but
confirms wh•l other atudlea
havo found.
The impact of tbe 1ludy,
howe~er. seemed lo be that re-
aearch funded by the tobacco in.
dustry supported earlte r re·
uarch that a moking ii
huurdous
David Flabel. apok .. man for
R.J . Reynolds Tobacco Co .. said
today, "We won't have aay com·
ment until we have had a chance to read the report . . . to ~
•hat's in the book."
At one bolpltal, doctors fobnd a "b\&hlY sfgnlflcant accelera·
Uon " o( cholesterol deposita in
blood tested SO minutes after
beavy smoking.
Also. the reP?rt aaid smoking
inhlblt.i ceU. 1A \tie lYha• .,,at con1ume bactes'ta. wbJcb means
smokers may be more susceptl·
ble to Infection tbiln non·
smoker1.
The tobacco Industry araue4
that a lJ6t report by U.e U.S.
surgeon general whlcb aaid
cigarett.e smoking is a health
haiard was based oo in·
conclusive evidence. Tbe in-
dustq 9an funding the work
ol UM Comaliuee foe a.earcb of) -Tobacco and Health that
year.
The study is a compilati011 of
the work of 844 researcbers,in ~
American and 13 forel&n tnatlt~·
Uob1. In addition lo Reynolds.
companies that helped finance
the atudy were American
Branda lnc .. Brown and
Wllllamson Tobacco Corp .. IJg.
1ett Group Inc .. Lorillard Co.
and Phillip Morris Inc.
Ad Balloon
Falls Down
In County
An advertising hot air balloon
was forced to land near Laguna canyon Road in-Qranp-eounty
territory Sunday alter Jottnc
hlel, flremen said today.
Tbe Arb)' balloon, wblcb bas been seen on the c0A4t the past
few days. was forced down In
the Orange County section of the
Hved-mUe road. ,
La1una Beach firemen and
county Sbertff '• deputies arrived
to oversee the distnantllna of the
larae balloon, which was packed up aJtd driven away by crew
members abortl,y after noon.
Major ArchaeOlogical Find . . .&> one was hurt ln tbe lnci·
dent.
Chinese workmen construct a huge roof
over the site of what has been described
.as the archaeological find of the century.
When complete. the single span roof will
shelter an estimated 6.400 lif e·sized pot·
tery figures of the warriors. chariots and
horses buried 209 years before the birth of
Christ.
Turtk a Day
Sui.msAmiy
~ , --Farme.-Mnes-wa ves -'f'ARRAGONA , S,,ain
CAP) ~ A v~~Uoning
ecologisL.is spendlng-1Us
s u mmer buying live
turtles at a nearby fish
market and putting them
back into the Medlterra·
nean. the Spanish news
agency EFE reported.
Sow Saiwr Deniea Using Roadmap on Briny
LONDON !AP> -Sir Francis
Chichester he's not. But in this
l a nd of famous mariners.
farmer BiU Smith seems likely
to make his own Imperishable
mark -or scar.
La wsuits not plaudits, and
horselaughs instead or homage
have been his lot ever since ar-
r iv t n g in Yarmouth on
England's east coast after a misadventure-packed week-long
s-oto voyage h'onrSCottand In bls
new trawler Excelsior.
Completely distorted and un·
fair. say Smith and his wife.
June. hotly denying press re·
ports that he navigated with a
hand compass and a road map.
But a Coast Guard spokesman
at Yarmouth said Smith and his
53-foot craft:
-Sailed from Fraserburgh.
Scotland, with a leaky fuel lank.
without a communlcations radio
and with ofily a ·compass for
navigation. The family said he
had Admiralty charts. but a
Coast Guard spokesman al
Yarmouth said be understood
Smith started out with a page
torn from a yachting book.
-Ran aground at Bridlington.
Yorkshire, after missing the
harbor mouth. and had to be
pulled off by a lifeboat and
pumped out by the shore-based
fire brigade.
-Hit the pier three times
leaving Bridlington.
-Overshot his target. Great
Yarmouth, by 90 miles and ran
aground again near Ramsgale,
Kent. The Coast Guard
spokesman said Smith told them
that because of hea vy fog he had
kept well out to sea and wh en he
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COPTER •••
"A Southland ctralning school
in Lakewood> helicopter crashed
in the weeds Friday," Wiley
noted.
Trainee Arnold was practicing
quick stop landing maneuvers
Sunday morning when he turned
the controls over to his instruc-
tor, officials said.
Wiley said the weeds make it
dlfflcult for the helicopter to
maneuver properly during
takeoff and 18Ddine.
The crash b currently under
investigation by Federal Avia·
lion AdmlnlllraUon officials in
Long Beach.
Work Halted
At Death Site
WILLOW ISLAND. W. Va.
<AP> -Despite plans by a con-
tract.or to resume work today at
• power p.laot coouna tower
where 51 men fell to their
death•, the Alte remained q\det as
... tnftUateadHy.
No workmen •bowed up lo
bealn removln1 tb9 debrla wblcb
bu been untouched alnce the
April %1 acc:ldent.
A federal court hearin1 was
echeduled for this afternoon In
Etkin• on a petition by the Oc·
cupatlorial Safety and Health
Adm lnbtratloo to prevent
Rest1rcb-CotireU Inc. rrom ,..
1umtn1 work.
"
• Teckoned be was near Yarmouth
turned toward land. "Dead
reckoning," observed the Coast
Guardsman.
-Were lowed into Ramsgate
harbor by the Coast Guard.
which there gave him a set of
charts to complete his voyage.
-Left Ramsgat.e harbor and
turned south instead of north
toward Yarmouth. which is near
their home. The Coast Guard
g,pokesman ~id: •.:.Jtver¥one
yelled at him to tell bim he was
going the wrong way. He finally
turned and headed north."
-Reached Yarmouth. re·
alized too late that a strike· clo~ed harbor drawbridge was
not going to open tor him, and
careened, Ude-driven. against at
least five boats, including a
proud yacht grooming for a Tall
Sbips race and a venerable her-
ring boat promised to the Na·
tional Maritime Museum.
"I admit a slight error m
navigation.·· the Guardian
newspaper quoted Smith as say.
iog. .
·•People are trying to make
out that I am an idiot. But at
least I got here in one piece.
"It's no clime to scrape a boat
when you are coming alongslHe.
ll's happening all the time. J'm
being crucified." the Daily Mail
quoted Smith as saying.
He bad planned to sail up the
River Vare to Norwich, but
police impounded tbe Excelsior
11endinA se!_tl~ent ot damage
claims.
The Daily Mail, in a tongu&in·
cheek editorial. recommended
that "Captain Calamity" be
called in to take over the
economy "because the Chan·
cellor doesn't usually know if
he's coming or going, ""to as·
sume the Royal Navy's ship·
sinking role and to get rid of the
surplus of foreign tourists that is
annoying many Britons this
summer.
As for the Smiths. the son said
they st.ill plan to refit the Ex-
celsior and sail her t.o Australia.
The ecologist, who re·
fused to give his name.
spends an average of $7.50
to buy a turtle every day
at the Vilanova market.
swims out to sea with It
and lets it go. the agency
said.
Plunge IUllA
Man,-Hun.--s --
LOS ANGELF.S <AP• -One
pe;son was killed and three
others injured and three when a
d une buggy plunged 22S feet
down an embankment early to-
day. police said.
Police Sgt. Larry Loy iden·
Ufied the dead man as Larry
Scancarello1 19. of Van Nuys
The injureo were identified as
Lee Dunn of Van Nuys. no age
available. Steven Lew1s. 17. or
Sherman Oaks and Jutte Green-
tworg. 16. oCShermao Oaks.
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Tlaat me11111 wtUt Cl"edentlala maktq tlrlem likely pal)&! PfQI·
peeta.
Sla urdlaall --. freqaently
to
mentioned as poulble can·
·dtdatet are Italians: Glovan11l
· Binelll, believed to bave beerl
Pope Paul's eholce, Seraio
Pl•nedoll and Sebastiano Baa·
aio. The three DOO·ltallana are
Jobunet Wlllebrands of tbe
Netbtrlands, F.duardo Pironio,
an Ar1entine of Italian descent,
and Fram Koeftic ot Austria.
Tb• 73-year-old-Koenla said in
Autrla todav. bowever •. that he
does not "cteem myself suitable
lot thi.s tuk . . . I believe that I
could not resolve to accept. . . "
He sugcested a younaer man
ls needed and that a black or
Asian P<>Pe ia PoPlble.
Yet none of the 115 active
cardinala from whom the pope
will be cbolen openly campaigns
for the job nor offers a progrp,
which leaves the decision alllhe
more wrapped in the secrecy of
equ~St
Today•s Clo Ing
~.~. Stoeks
C TEN CENt
Sp,ectilation ,. , .
their conclave.
The history of the last five
centuries would indicate it
woald be an Italian, as have
been all the~ of that period,
and that stii.r~seem.a tDe likeliest poasiblUty.
However. for the ftrat time. non-Europeans hold .. m.;oftty
In the College of Cardino. Add·
ing a new element to the p~
ess. makin« s~ulation more
uncertain, but ·adding a wider
spectrum of potential popes.
Those cited in this cateaory in-
clude Cardinal Johannes
Willebranda. 68, of Utrecb~.
Net.berlandl. the lona·t.ime head
of tb8 Vatican Secretariat for
Chrllt.Uul Unity. widely •wn among l•aders of various
eburebes.
A m9derate, but with a
(See no&PECl'S, Pa1e AZ>
!
f
!
Tax. Cuts T ·Year
.
500Flee
SD Hotel
SAN DIEGO <AP> -Four
persons suffered minor injuries
as 500 guests fled to safety early
today when ft.re broke out on the
ninth floor of a Mission Bay
hotel.
All 2163 rooms of tbe ls-story
Islandia Hyatt House were oc-
cupied when the fire began
shortly befOl'P. 2 a.m. in a nintb-
Ooor storage area. fire officials
s aid.
:_ Tbe fire wa.s contalned in a
small area and bn>Uibt under
control after a short time, of.
ficiala said. Damage was
minim at
""''Tile first Uiibg" we tho~
was that movle, 'Towerin; ID·
femo'." said newlywed Jennifer
Gruuius, 21. of Tucson, AIU., as
she and her husband stood «Ma·
side.
Capt. Claude Bell of the Sen
Diego Fire Department said the
injuries included a policeman
and a woman who were taken to
bospitals for smoke inhalation. a
third person who suffered multi-
ple cuts and a woman wbo bad a
heart attack while being helped
down a fire escape.
Mrs. Grutzius and her 2l•year-
old husband, Donald P .
Grutzius. botll students at the
University of Arizona, said they
were awakened by a slren in
their 14th floor honeymoon suite.
They were married Friday in
Tucson.
.. We just both ran to the out·
side balcony," said Gnrtlius in a
telephone interview. "We didn't
see anything and went back to
bed but lS minutes later there
was a guy pounding on the door.
I was afraid the floor beneath us might be in names ...
After they were led down fire
escapes from upper noon. the
hotel guests swapped stories and
joked in the lobby. Many of them
slept there, wrapped in sheets
and nightgowns as coffee, rolls
and orange juice were served
from a makeshift buffet.
.. We wound up-tn the
restaurant where they gave m a
frJ?e meal and I slept' under a ta-
ble," said GrutalUI.
He added be and bis bride
planned to continue their honey·
moon here.
.. It was weird," be said. "We
had a lot of little things happen
to us before the weddlnc. We
had a UWe auto accident, we got
robbed. We were afraid to come
here because somethiq mlPt
happen."
Police Raid
CA.ek Figh~v
Mrest39
ST
Dlllty ...............
MAP OF PROPOSED RANDOLPH AVENUE EXTENSION
Tf8fflc Pt•n Could End Bulfdlng FrHze In Ale.•
A road extension in north
Costa Mesa and requests for
rel1t control and bingo games in
church are amona the items to
be considered by the Costa Mesa
City Council tonight.
Council approval of an ex-
teQsion of Randolph Avenue
Balboa Yacht
Duo Capture
World Title
CaWomians Dave Ullman and
Too,1 Linakey from Balboa Yacht
Club captured the 470 world
championship title at
Marstrand, Sweden, without
winning a sinlle race.
It waa an unprecede nted
aecond straight win of the world
championship for Ullman In the
hot Olympic class.
ace
through the area bordered by
Bristol Street on the east and the
Corona del Mar Freeway on the
west would end a six-month old
building moratorium in the
area.
City planners will present the
council with a precise plan for
the avenue which now ends at
Boker Street. Approval of the
alignment would extend Ran-
dolph north and west to link up
with Paularino Avenue.
Council members may hear
advocates of rent control at
tonight's 6:30 p.m. meeting al
Costa Mesa Council Chambers .
Miss Phyllis Fallein, of 333
Cabrillo St .• has submitted a let-
ter in support of rent control to
City Manager Fred Sorsabal.
Miss Fallein claims she has
been a resident of the same
apartment for eight years.
"Recentlv. the orooertv was sold, and the new manager has
increased my rent from $lp<1 per
month to $295," wrote Miss
Fallein in requesting council members to approve a six-
month freeze on rents at May 31
levels. '"While I know many local rent-
ers are having a difficult time
in meeting increases in rent I
do not feel that I have the
(See COUNCIL, Pa1e AZ>
'Specific'
Proposal
Planned .. _ ~~-
SACRAMENTO <AP > -Gov Edmund Brown k . said today
he will ask the Legislature for
an election year tax cut.
The Democratic governor said
he will propose cuts in either the
state income or sales t ax or both
as part of bis still-to-be·unveiled
tax limitation proposal.
In an Associated Press in-
terview. Brown said be and his
advisers have drafted a "very
specific'' tax limitation proposal
wbiela • WIUW ,,._t today \0 Senate leaders.
He 1av• no details of bla taX
limitatioo plan beyond the broad
oaU.lH _. 1ave in bis June
television speech, except that be
APWI ........
PAPAL HEADGEAR -Pope PauJ VI wears tiara. left. at
his first Easter message; a miner's helmet. top photo.
during visit to construction tunnel, and sound muffler.
w.JWe.Jl.l'eRaPlli to leave Vatican Citr by helicopter.
Thousands Mourn
;:u c.;trempt to-itlftt to a stare--~,
"We have to provide some ./:I.
form of actual tax· reduction.''
Brown said. "I'd like to see that
done this year, either the income
tax or the sales tax or a com-
Pontiffs Bier
bination of both."
Brown gave no dollar figures
on his tax cut proposal. In his
television soeecb. Brown called for a spending limit plan based on
growth in personal income.
A 10 percent income tax cut
would cost about S500 million an·
nu ally. and a one~cent cut in the
six-cent sales tax would cost
about 11 billion annually.
About SS billion of the state
surplus, estimated for the com·
inf year at $6 billion to $6.6
bl lion, is committed to the
rescue bill slgned by Brown in
June to help local governments
make up property tax revenues
cuts imposed by passage of
...,rooosition 13.
ADy state tax cut would re·
duce tb~ funds available in
future years for the state to aid
local governments.
On the tax-limitation issue,
Brown said there is "considera-
TAKES OVER REIGN
Cardinal Jean VIiiot
b I e resistance " ln th e
Legislature to letting a can-'
didate for statewide office F JI K•JI y th author the measure, an indica· 81 8 OU
lion that Brown bas ruled out the
measure by Sen . George
Deukmejian of Long beach, the
Republican nominee for at-
torney general.
LOS BANOS, Calif. CAP > -A
Shelton, Wash. youth died after
falling down a cliff at San Luis
Reservoir near here, authorities said.
VATICAN CITY CAP> -Clad
in red, lying on a green velvet
bier. the body of Paul Paul VI.
"in deep and serene sleep," was
viewed by thousands of mourn·
ing faithful at the papal summer
palace today.
At the Vatican, a senior prince
of the church, 85-year·old
Cardinal Carlo Confalonieri,
wielded a hammer and chisel
and smashed Paul's Ring of the
Fisherman. mttking the end of
bis reign.
The cardinals of the church,
fl)ling in from around the world,
must go into secret conclave
within 14 days to choose a new
pope I 2l83rd pontiff or the Roman
Catholic Church and successor
to the Fisherman, St. Peter.
Pope Paul, died Sunday night,
51 days before his 8lst birthday,
after a heart attack at the sum-
mer palace in Castel Gandolfo.
The body or the man who led
the world's 550 million Roman
Catholics for 15 years lay in
state today in the Swiss room or
the palace in the Alban Hills just
south of Rome.
The body was clad in red
robes. white miter and red
shoes. A rosary was entwined in
the fingers ol bis crossed bands.
Four Swiss guards, in their
Micbelanielo-designed yellow-
<See POPE, Page AZ>
Ullman and Linskey shadowed
their closest rivals throughout
the final uce and finished
eighth. But it realty didn't mat-
ter as Canadians Jerry Roufs
and Charlie Robitaille, the only
crew with a chance to challenge
the Americans. couldn't do bet-
ter than sixth Jn the windup race.
Ullman, who won bis first
world crown tn the class in
Japan last yeat, linlshed with an
impresstve record of 3-34·4·3 for
33.1 poi.ob .under' the Olympic
penalty scoriq system. It was a
beat five ol atx aeries in wbicb
skippers could throw out their
wont race.
Lawsuits Not Plaudits Coast
Roull ind Robitaille needed to
flnlala at luat third to baa tbe
eold medal. They t'in.isbed with
(lee ML90A, •• Al)
S4l1S SEUER
.. I sure am '1act .,e took an ad
in the Dau, Pilot -we got
1everalca11&;rm1r•teful. ••
Tbat'a the •ertisina success
atory told l~Y ,.Ute HuntlOllon
Beaeh man wf!o Dlaced tbll ad:
'1t MTllJft •c-.t. ......... ..,.,,.. .... ........
1f i:=.• a UIH car t'O aell, cill ...Put a r .. wonla to WOl°kfGI'~.~
Int.be D.a1Y Pllot.
Farmer Turned SailDr .DmuB 'HoneWuglu'
LONDON CAP> -Sir Francia
Chichester he's not. But in this
land ' of famous marinera,
farmer Bill Smith seems likely
to make his own Imperishable
mark -or scar.
Lawsuits not plaudits. and
horaelauaba inatead of bomaae
have been hll lot ever since ar·
rtvina in YarmQUth on
En1land11 east CQa&t after a
mlaadventw'e-packt!d week·loq
solo voyage from Sc:otland in bis
new trawler Excelslor .
Completely distorted and UD·
!air. aay Smith and hi• wife,
June. hotly denyina press re-
porta that he navl1ated with a
band compass and a toad map.
But a Coast Guard apoketman
at Yarmouth sald Smith and bli ~·foot eraft:
._ Sailed from Fraaerburp,
SCOtland.' With a leaky fuel tank,
without a commW\icatloos radio
and with ~ a compat1 for
navigation. The family sald he
had Admiralty charts, but a
Coast Guard spokesman at
Yarmouth aaid he understood
Smith started out with a page
torn from a yacbtiftl book.
-Ran aarOund at Bridlineton. Yorkshire, after mlsslna tbe
h•rbor anouth,•and bad to be
pulled off by • lifeboat and
pumped out by the shore-baaed
fire brieade.
llOl.LDVOOD'S
·~ GU'ITER
Aftel 34 years of covering
Holl1wood tor The Associated
l»reas. reporter Bob Thomas, w"o has a bome in La1una
Nltuet, 11 1tlll bullish on
ltoflywC>Od and the atar.s. See
Featul'e9, P.,e Cl.
• -Hit the pier three times
leaving Bridlington.
-Overshot his target, Great
Y armoutb, by 90 miles and ran
a1round again near Ram11ate,
Kent. The Coast Guard
spokesman said Smith told them
that because ot hU9'f tog be bad
kept well out to sea and when be reckoned he waa near Yarmouth
turned toward land. "Dead
reckoning," observed the Coast Guardsman.
-Were ~wed into Ram11ate harbor by the Coast Guard,
which there gave him a set of
charts to complete his voyage.
-Left Ramqate harbor and
turned south tn1tud of nOit.h
toward Yarmouth, wbtch la near
thelr home. The Coast Guard
spokesman tald: "Everyone
yelled at him to tell him he waa
aolna the wrona way He finally
turned and beaded. north."
(See SAILOI, Pace iU)
Wea-ther
Mostly fair through
Tues day but some
variable clouds with
chance of thundershowers
near the mountains. Lows
tonight 67 to 72. Highs
Tuesday 96 to 102.
IN81Dll TOD~ W
Doubt.-diQU inflation., dev-
lf•h. Et1m scvirag dourt't
pGJJ. AP 81UineH Anal11•t
John Ctltw/I leU. why on
Page BS. ••••••
I'
DAllYPLOT
~icotine _.
~ ~
~en
~ported
CHICAGO (AP > -A It~
5pon1or~ by the Amerlun
¥edlcal Asaooiation aaya
ttJco\U.. ·~ ca peptic DliNn d coafh•• tt.al et1areue
VDoklftlhtl ... CIUM ,_, Qd ~art d&e•ea. The 14·year 1\udy to3t SU
o rnlllion w wu flnanc~ by Ila
major tob6cco tompat\1 .
a._ IQ 1 -.paae ha."'boad -.. .... •• ClOlickaded . • .,,.. bQlk
ot teeun:b IPOQIOl'ed by till• aroJfft ~ t con~ a.al c.tpntta amekiq .pJQI an r..ottut rote ln UI dev-. m.nt or cbronlc obstrucUve
p11.lmooary diseases and ton· ltitutee a .,..,. 4Mp! te in·
dlvtduala wt.th ~ dis· pse of~ coronary arteries.
m " ... studies lnolude new
-Rhanllms liY ~ ntNltirle may Influence production ol pep.
Ylc ulcen "
· "~AM A apokesman frank Cbap-ll aaid th.at the study doean't
' taln much that is new. '*t
,to•flrm1 what other at.d1u
have fOW>d .
rt.._T he impact or the study,
· 1110We~er, seemed to be that re-
seareti fUnded by tile tobacco in·
"lustry supported earlter re·
;· .. tearth that amokhu is
llasardous.
•1• David Fishel. spoluwsman for
~.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co .. said
"today, "We WOl)'t bave any COJll· ment until we have bad a chance
t• read the repe>rt . . . to see
what's in tbe book."
I\ .. At. one hospital, doctQrs found
,,a "highly silnificant acceler·a· ,tton .. at cbolestel'Ot depostts-1n
,."1>1oM 1:ested ~-minute after
heavy s moking.
Also. the report said smoking
, inaaibits cells in the lunas that
consume bacteria, which means
s mokers may be more suscepti·
ble to infection than non·
smokers.
The tobacco industry argued
that a 1964 report by the U.S.
s urgeon general which said
cigarette smoking is a health
ha2ard was based on tn-
e-onclusive evidence. The in·
ttuslry began funding the work
of the Committee for Research
on Tobacco and Health that
year.
The study js a compilation of
' the work of 844 reseattbers in 85
Ame rican and 13 foreign institu-
tions In addition to Reynolds.
companies that helped finance
t h e st udy we r e American
Br an d s Inc .. Brown a nd
Williamson Tobacco Corp .. Lig-
gett Group Inc .. Lorillard Co.
and Phillip Morris Inc.
,,, ..........
KllPI APPOIN'Tllt:NT WnH fOftMER PftESIDINT
OGirdon Wttrw. left. Kent Altobroou of lenton, Ill.
2 Nixon Admirers
Meet Their Hero
By 'Ille AaMdatect Pre•
P'l ve years ol hero worahlp.
letier-writina and •trin&·PUUiQI
paid off for a self·de1crtbed
"nobody teen-ager" from JI.
Unois when be and a trlend
called on former President
Richard Nixon at San Clemente.
"It'• been a dream for a Ion«
time," said an .awe-struck
Gordon Wayman, 18, who with
11·year-old Kent Alsobrooks
drove 2,000 mlles from their
hometown of Benton, Ill., to
keep a hard·lo-come--by appoint·
meot with Nixon at bis San . Cl~mente compound Tuesday.
The two recent blCb·sc'bool
gradu41tes said they presented
'Nixon with-a paintinc ft'Om the --"1"'41&-Teep:a,e bpuhHcaas
• 11Dd cllattl'd •n.tormalcy wttb blm
for about baU an hour in bis 1wd¥ .overlooking the P-adflc
Ocean. An aide then took tbem
on a aolf ·cart tour of the Casa
Pacifica J{l'OUD(ls.
This summer. with the savings
from three newspaper routes
and a fast food restaurant job.
Wayman decided to pursue in
earnest his dream of meeUng
Nixon. He wrote leUers to both
Nixon a.rd his top aide~ Col. Jack
Brennan, and enlisteo the helif
of Illinois Gov. Jim Thompson.
Sen. Charles Percy and three or
four congressmen.
None thought he would suc-
ceed . Wayman said. "Even
Senator Percy thought. I was
crazy."
But they all wrote letters, and
on July 21 , Brennan called
Wayman at home to tell him the
meeting was on for Aug. 1.
·'It was much more than we
!'!Xpected," Wa_x_man said. ··1
llliln-here...w,e were: down..here •
and there he was. up there, but
he made us reel like we were on
the same level. It was the
proudest moment of my life."
,
WASHINGTON <AP> -
Because couumers generally
ae kept tn tbe dark about the ~ true cOlt ol their ~ insurance.
· -ts foe 1.linilar cov~raie vary by more then 100 perciut, a
Federal Trade Coi1unturoo of.·
fielal sal(lbday. . ":
• 'Co~umera may lose bUUons
or dollars is lhe result of unin·
formed PUl'dt•ee decisions. The
central cause of this ex·
ttaordlnaey consumer lC)ta ls
their lack of adequate and mean-
• tngtul lllformalioo," Albert H.
Xramer, director of the FTC'a
Bureau ~ Conaumer Protection,
told a Houle panel. -
For ex.ample, Kramer said. a
25·year·old man could aave
about 12.500 over 20 yean-by
baying a low·cost uther UWl a
bi1b·co1t $25,000 whole We
policy.
Whole·Ufe cpmbines death
.J>eneflts with savlna_s .{eatures.
Term life insurance, tw6ichl9
leas profitable and Jess ag-
gressively sold by the industry.
contains little or no savings
TONIGHT
COSTA MESA CITY COUN·
CIL -Regular meeting, City
Hall, 6:30 p.m.
OCC SUMMER LECTURE -
"Many Faces of China Today."
Forum. 8 p.m . Admission Sl.
TUESDAY, AUG. 8
NEWPORT·MESA SCHOOL
BOARD -Regular meeting,
Costa M~a ell)'.. cotltH!lJ -cham .
bers. 7:30 p.m.
OCC SUMMER LECTURE -
"Creative Living.·· Auditorium,
7:30 p.m.
The California pilgrimaje.
which included a side trip to
Nixon's birthplace in Yorba Lin·
da, proved to Wayman that
persistence pays.
Santa Ana Death
The talkative, frizzy -haired
youth. who was named last
year's outstanding Illinois
Republican Teen-ager and who
says b e plans to run for
Congress as soon as h e
graduates from college, has
been a Nixon admirer since he
was 13 and Nixon was embrolJed
in-~ Watergate seendal.
··I fell sorry for him.··
Wayman sa1d. "I felt he was
just protecting his friends. Jike
anybody else would in the same
position."
So he started sending Nixon
ran mail. "If I wrote one. l
wrote him 100 letters." he said.
"In high school. the kids aJJ
called me Nixon -it was like a
nickname."
Jury to Decide
Slayer's Sanity
An Orange County Superior
Court jury that has found a
~dantan-1 mmtgraut guttty-of
second degree murder is now be·
ing asked today to determine the
state of his sanity when he
stabbed a Santa Ana prostitute
to death.
Nesheiwat bas no recollection or
any suc:h attack although he re·
catts that .. vottes"'-told him to
kill Mrs. Lettner.
A psychiatrist who testified
for the defense told the Jury that
Nesheiwat told him : "The
voices told me to kiU the woman
because she took my money and
laughed at me."
value and ls less e)tpensive to
contume,..
Kramer 1atd Insur.nee ftnns
usually do. not reveal the rate of
retuJ'n on the 1avinp portion d
wbole life poUclet, tales ~
ortu art only 2 peteent to 3 per.
cent. Tbal at far-ins lb.an tlUt
rate ol ret:a.m on mon~ depostt·
ed in • baok or a aavibga and
loan utoelalloa. •
''T._. PCMdUaJ fqco IOU .can be
stactiri•1· .A penon who In· ve~s Sl,000 each ytJr at 3 pet.
cent will have, at the end ol •
years, IOProt~ely '48.~.
One wbo 1nve-t$ tbe ume amount. at 8 pettetlt wtU have S84:ooo at the end of 30 7ean,"
Kramer teldfled to the House
Commeree iave&tlgatlolfs sub·
com mW..
''TJ!e-industry competes In
many ~as-for agents and in
designing uniqu~ policies that
a.r.e_of:tm...Uttlt..J;n9.r han saks
toots. But the an(hnrtry rarefy
competes on the basis of price
because it doesn't have io."
Kramer continOed. ,
"We submit that without
meaningful co3l disclosure.
price eompetitidn In tbe life in·
surance industry is impossible,"
he said.
Tbe results of tbS Bureau of
Cortsumer Protection mvealiga·
l',....P,,.eAJ
BALBOA •••
'1Fqet ~~!
Protesteri
' Ttrree doten anti·nuelear
power acilviats demcmatrated
out.Ide the San Onofre oucleu
generating station 1n nol1tle:rn
San Dlefo County as part of a
nationwide nuclear pl'Otest on
the anniversary of the Aui. 6 .
"1-84-$ a~m-ic -bo-ml>io....,
Hiroshima. J apan. •
Wearing black armbands and
carryin& signs with messages
auch as "San Onofre means m ore cancer.·· the protesters
gathered Sunday in a parking lot.
just north of three concrete.
domed reactors perched on a
coastal bluff.
The actwtsts sought to use the
occasion to stock the San Onofre
Visitors Information Centel' with
literature on the dangers or
nuclear power.
However. officials or the San
Diego Gas and Electric Com-
pany roiled the plans by closing
the visitors ce nte r, which
normall,y is open daily.
A spokesman ror the utility.
David Barron. s1dd tbe center
was closed to .. minimise any
pogsi ble problem."
38. 7 points. Jot:n Pudenz and
Ulric~ Klttman of Wes t
Germany were thJrd with 62 7
points. New Zealanders Murray
Jones and Andrew Knowles had
to 'ettle (Qr t iihthmce de~pite
wlnninatwooltbesixtaces_ _ Co"-B~ . A total of 58 bo~ts from 32 n~ r,wore 'et
tions competed m \.he cham-e"
piooship. ·~ • Ullman new to Sweden im-•i 0 m ediate ly after winning his 1711al.wn
third straight Lldo· 14 national
c.hampionahip .at. Huntington ffOlll'8 Slated, Lake in the High Sierras with
Jim Linskey as crew.
Ullman will remain in Euro'pe
wher e he will sail a 470 in
Russia's pre·Olympic reaatta at
Tallinn. Estonia, starting Aug.
10 with Mary Griflith of Los
i\ngeles as ere~.
COUNCIL •.•
authority to put a freeze on
rents." according to a return let·
ter from Sorsabal.
Also on tonight's agenda is a
request from the Voluntee r
Committee of St. tloachim's
CatfloUc Church CM adoption of
an ordinance io permit bingo
games in Costa Mesa.
The Coast Community College
District's chief finaneial officer
will open his doors to the public
Tuesday and Thursday after-
noons this week to field ques-
tions about the district's 1978-79
budget.
Correllan Thompson. vice
chancellor of bu.smess affairs, -said his office at 1310 Aduns
Ave .. Costa Mesa. wiU be open
from 4 p.m. to & p.m. Tuea<fay
and Thursday. .
Citizens unable to come in dur-
\ n g tho~e hours can call
Thompson at 556-5745 for in·
dividual appointments. He said
one citizen and two college dis·
trict staff members took advan-
tage or two similar budget
sessions he conducted last week.
p.,...f1•98AJ
The jury in .. ·udge Ricbard
Beacom 's courtroom is being
asked to rule that Sami Mousa
Nesheiwat, 22. of Santa Ana.
was insane last Jan. 27 when he
inflicted 67 knife wounds on
Maria ~ettner , S2. in the
bedroom d her home.
It was testified in the guilt
phase of the trial that Nesheiwal was a frequent visitor al the Lett·
ner home and that the victim
bad turned to prostitution in a
bid to raise the money she
needed for c ostly cance r
therapy.
Prosec utor Dave Carter
argues that Nesheiwal is faking
mental Illness and that the de·
fendant has a clear recollecUon
of the way in which he stabbed
Mrs. Lettner. The church wants to conduct
bingo games once a week.
College trustees will consider
a 167. 5 million budget for 1978-79
at a board meeting WednesdBy, Aug. 16.
POPE MOURNED. • •
and -blue striped uniforms, stood
locked at attention around the
body. A nine-foot white candle
was on the right and a silver
cross on the left
By late afternoon more than
10.000 persons had filed across
the marble rtoors and past the
tapestried walls or the 90-by-30-
foot s alon lo view the body
Thousands of others stood in line
?Ulside. six abreast, many sing.
mg hymns, braving occasi.onal
thunders howers and strong
gusts of wind.
Among those paymg their
respects were llalian President
Sandro Pertini, but the majority
were ocdinary people from the
iturroWld.ing hill towns.
"He looks so holy. He almost
seems as if he is in deep and
serene sleep." said Maria Luisa
Sicaletti, a nun from nearby
Albano.
"He died the way he wanted
lo." said Pope Paul's closest
friend and hi s s uccessor as
OAANOE COAST
DAILY PILOT
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archbishop of Milan. Cardinal
Giovanni Colombo. I
He said the pope told him
privately years ago he had de·
c ided not to retire because
everyone advised him "the
Catholic worki ls not prepared to
have a retired pope alongside a
reigning pope." Yet, he said, the
pope reared "old age prolonging
itself with the inevitable physical
and mentalweakenlnll."
At a Vatican meellng of
cardinals alceady in Rome. Con·
falonieri. dean or the College oC
Cardinals, carried out the an·
cient ritua l or breaking the
carved gold ring, depicting St.
Peter and a fishing boat, that
Paul wore as the symbol of his
authority. A new ring will be
fitted for the new pope.
At another meeting Tuesday,
the cardinals are expected to de·
cide on details or the funeral and
discuss the timing of tbe con·
clave to elect a succeuor.
The Vatican announced tbe
pope's body will be brought to
the Vatican on Wednesday and
will lie in state for three days ill
St. Peter's Ba.silica. On Satur·
day it will be buried, in a triple
coffin. in the crypt beneath the
basilica after a solemn funeral
Mus .
sens1tlvfty to the new ecuineftlea• wmas m ChrisUandom. be baa !>een closely auocl•ted both
with Pope Paul and bl• pre·
deceasor, the late John xxm.
However, Wllltbttnd•' non· ll~Uan root. make him a Jona
•bot, as ii th• cue wtth Cardlnal
Davie Hume , 55, ot
W11tmlllitAfr. EoJlaad, a newly rt.... ~ on the eburch
d~ene, ...e Cardinal Uuardo
' P1"°'9lo, "rt; the Ar1enttDlan and
Pro1r•nhe headlnf the
V.aUcaa'1 departmtnt for. re· ll1lou1 Clr'Ckn.
The prosecution claims that
Mrs. Lettner slashed Neshelwat
with a butcher knife when he at·
tempted to rob her a nd that he
then went berserk and used the
weapon on her.
Her body was found six days
l3ter on her blood-soaked bed.
Police said the house bad been
ransacked.
The de fe nse claims that
l',....PflfleAJ
SAILOR •••
-Reached Yarmouth, re·
alized too late that a strike·
closed harbor drawbridce was
not going to open tor hlm, and
careened, tide·driv.hf.1'gainst at
least ftve boats, including a
proud vacht grooming for a Tall
Ships race end a venerable her·
ring boat promised to the Na·
lion al MarltlmeMuseum. "I admit a slight. error in
navia-.tlon," the Guardia n
.new1pa.per quot~ Smith aa say-
ing.
"People are trying to make
out th~ 1 aai M idlot. But at
teaat l aot here lD one piece.
"lt'uio crtm" to scrape a boat
wbep you an CQalinl aton11tde .
lt's bapPenina all the time. I'm
betn1 ~,"the Daily Mall qu~Smltb u aayina.
He JUid ~ to salt up the
River Yare to Norwich, but "' polle. impounclM the Excelsior
pendins settlement of d•roaae
claims.
The Daily Mall, in a tongue-in·
cheek editorial, reepmmended
that "C1ptaln Calamity" be
called in to take over the
economy "because the Chan,
cellor doesn't usually know Jr
he'• comln.a or aotn1.'' to U ·
.ume the Royal Ntvy'a 1blp.
1lnklna rote and to rtt rtd ol the
surplus ol fortlp tourtau that it
anrtoyln• in••>' 8rltona tbl1 aummer.
Aa for the 8mttbl, the IOll aald
t"•Y IU.lbplan to rent the Bx·
celator and Htl htr to Aualral,ta. t
BUY ONE DINNER AT
REGULAR 'PRICE AND
GETTHE ·9EGOND ONE
FDR JUST •1.00
n1•t's the special coupon off9' being mMte by Spire• ~eateuranta.
M•cArthur •• S.D. Fwy., tn lrvlne Ind 3126 Hatbcw Blvd., in Coet. MHI.
During August. ex~ept on Mondays. these coupons enable you 10 buy one dinner at the regular price a/Id the •
second dihner rot 1us1 $1.00 more. II'• ourway .ot eay/11g "Thanks" for being our cu111omer. •
~·--·oupon1 •• • • ~ • Breaded Veal 1
I •2.45 ~~=~ $1.00 I
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·That's Some corner
Toro Control Handla 3,000 Square Air Mila, .
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Think of a traffic cop placed in
the middle of an incredibly busy
intersection Without atop Upt.a.
He's UJtnc to direct overbeallld.
drivers bell·bent on hurrying
home 11 f aat aa possible. The
cop bu to comider left aod ri&ht
turn• and on-comlna. traflic
from four different directions.
Alr traffic control ~& like that.
Biil. m the cue fl El Toro's
Cout Approach Control, tbe in·
tenectioo coven 3,000 square·
milea and traffic comea from 360 different directifms traveling at
1peeds up to ieveral hundred
mllet per bour.
"We basically keep airplanes
separated," Tralnlne Cblef Bill
Reidy says <A the radar facllity
located at El Toro Marine Corps
Air Station.
"There are times on the
weekend you can put a 10.cent
piece aver-20 airplanes con the
radar 1ereen> flying VFR Cvis·
ual flllbt rules)," Reidy c.tc>n·
• &end•. And while those 20 airplanes
under VFR rules ar~xpected to
maintain their own separation,
radar air controllers must isaue
traffic advisories to all airc-raft
under the controller's jurisdic·
tion.
....!'ll.._ not ••••al for a -Pf
here to be Wvrktna u.ree or row air carriers Ccommercial
flights> at one Ume," IS-year
conwoller Marty Carr explaina.
.. Tiley all WNalb' cury over
100 people," be con.ttnues. uu
the controller makes a 01lstake
tt could Ytf'J easily t\lm into a
cat~." Cout ,-JtACON fTerminal
Radar A~eh Control>, aa it
is ref€rfta to by the Federal
AvlaTioD XC!mTn1stratron.
h.Jnclles r&!far de,e_artures and approaches JM five coast area
airports, lncludiqg two of the
busiest airfields In the Untted
States.
Civilian «>mroUen a190 han-
dle El Toto's mlttiary fllgbts
wttbtn Co.i TrlliCOll•1 air apace.
M llltary eontrollen, wbo also
work at tbefadllty, have control
O'fer l"CJIUgblY the final 14 miles of
a military alttraft's approach to
t.he Martne bat. "Our ams.ce coven El Toro M a1'ine Bait, Lona Beach
Airport. Oraqe Coan~ Airport,
Fullertcin Airtott and Torranee Airport,•• Ttalnlng Chief Reidy
.sa..)' a... • '1'qu an ce lL..Y l}j_qu e
becau1e lt'• ti1~t on tbe
borderline beUveen Los A.qe)es
Md Coat Approaeh." ·
Depending on weather condi·
tion1, wbteb ean 1overn ap.
Huntiilgioli Police.
Track Missing · Girl
By RAYMOND ESTRADA JB. °' .. o.ltJ 11'1• ,..,, Aeling on a tip, Huntington
Beach police investigators have
journeyed to a rural commune
in Tennessee to search for s.
year-old Valeena Mariska Miller
who was abducted from her
Huntington Beach home July at.
But the search for the Y<>Wli
beauty pageant winner bas allo
taken police to several other
states, aceording to police Capt.
Grover Payne.
Payne said several officers
are expected to return today
with reports or their weekend search.
The missing girl was aJlegedJy
abd~ted by her mother
Camilla Miller. 25. in a oredawn break ·in at Val e ena's
grandparents' home at 20191
t;rown Reef Lane. The
grandparents, Kenneth and
Dollm-Risea
Against Yen
LONDON <AP> -The
doJlar rose more than
&hree yen in Japan today
but lost around in Europe
where It staged a small
rally at the end of last
week. Trading waa aJow.
Tbe dollar touched a low
Po1nt aeainst the Swiss
franc and hit a 22·montb
low agatnat one of
Europe'• weaker curren-
cies, tbe Jtalian lira .
Dealers blamed "d••reued aenUment" about U.S. curre1tcy ratbel' tb1n any speclflc
development.
Jllanlta Moore, are the afrl'a
lwl guardians.
Police said Friday a 21:,Year·
old ff'1ntiogton Beach man
picked up. Camalla Miller while
•he was bltcbbtklq. Police have
not released the man'• name.
the man told polf.ce be drove Mrs. lllUer t.otbe Moorea' home
early Monday and drove the mother aocl eblld to bis bcee in
hls .an. Later, ti'e droppl!d the
pair in the Dol1\eY area, pc>lice
said.
Police bave not brou&bt 81\Y
charges qalnat the unidentifted
man. 'J1le wUaesa,. told Police
Mrs. Miller dilpised be.rael!
with a brown Yiil and dteased
Valeena 1n boy's ckJthinl.
Police sources said they re·
ceived a tip Friday from a local
resldenl that Mra. Miller may be
traveling to a c:ommwie, called
"the farm, .. somewhere ln Ten·
nessee. •
Police sat. Luis Ochoa lndicat·
ed there la coneem for lhe aafety
of the mlaalq girl because cl
the suspicious death of her
brother ln Fountain Valley last
Oct.s .
Two,ye~old Jaaoa Shawn
MUler wu (~ sulfQCated with
two plastic bafs wrapped
around bhxa. Coroner's in·
vestlgaton hav.. not ruled the
death aecllental. Fountain
VaUey JOMde lDv.U1aton say tbecUileM~.
Sberift ... 0-.. Hid Fri·
day bi. Gftlee tMellldl to help
Fountain VaUtJ pollce with
their C'Cldl1w•na tD"9tlgat1oo In·
to the M'Wer bo1'• dtatb.
Meanwf"9•, Oran1e County
Dl1trle!t AUorneJ'• Oftlee In·
·vest11atote u• ~ leadl
aa to C•maUu 111111er'a wbereaboutl. •
..
proacb and ct;lirtwe dlrtc· -uons~ COalr basntte BP-·
proachts and Los Angeles will
monf tor departures or vice
versa.
And weatber conditions
them1elves can JDili control-llna air traffic infinitely more
cornpli~ated, hazardous and
stf'eastul.
"It's more of a relaxed at-
mosphere rllht now," sa,ya con·
troller Carr, seated in the
fadittt'I." bf'ttk-reom--<Hi a normal weekday afternoon.
.. lfut when the-Weather' lets
bad the attitudes ol the pUots
and controllers boUi naturally
cbaQJe," l)e cootinuea. "Every
mornini here startin1 at about
6:30 unUl it <the foa> burns olf.
tt•s really buay--tben, tbere're
t.he days it doesn't bum off." Coaat radar cootrollen spend
about s1x hours of .u eJght-hour
clay seated at a radar scope bau-
lna lnstnldions to a.ircraf\ under their control.
They aJe expected to h•ve ln· atant recall ot an lafinlte amount ot information including
airways, ID'tersections of
..:...atnr•)l8..-miDlllUllD .en.mute .and •
radar wc:tortna ahitudes, aeog·
rapby of area,• land, loca·
tlon of navlgattonal aids.
airspace• boundaries <between
themselves and other ATC
facilities) and detailed
knowledge of standard instru-
ment approach and departure
procedures !or all airports ln
their area.
It ts an area bordered roughly
by PalOI Venles, Santa Catalina
Island, Oceanside and Ontario
that exte!Mls from the land sur·
face to 1!,000 feet.
"We're working In real time
here," explains Training Chief
Reidy, .. ThQy (t.he controllers>
don't have time wben a decision
has to be made to have a con-ference.
"That accounts for some or
the pressure In their job."
Carr, a veteran of four years as a controller in the military
and two years as a c:ivillam con· troller in Vietnam, agrees.
"They <the public) seem to
think of an air traffic controller
aa an arrogant Individual but I
don't think that's true." be
says. "We have to have con·
lldence in that job.
Pilot's Weed
Elected VP
Of AP Group
CARMEL <AP> -Frank J. O'Netll, vice president and
general manager of Peninsula
Newspapers, Inc., Palo Alto,
wa1 elected president SatW'd&Y
of the A880Clated Press Associa· tlon c:>t California, Arizona,
Hawali and Nevada. Rob~rf N.1 WeedbpubUsher ol
the Orange Coast ally Pilat lD
Cost• Mesa was elected vlee president, and Robert Qecker.
publisher of the Stockton
Record, wu elected se~ret8J')'· ·
treasurer.
O'Neill and other officers were
choaen at the organlzaUon's 10th
annual meetin1 ln nearby
Carmel Valley.
Dlrecton elected ar• E .J.
Orottr, publilher of Tbe Desert
S\an tn Pa1lil Sprtep: Jamea W.
GUI, Jr-•• DUblti'!Wr ot Tbe Hemet New"·.,:Warren L. Lerud•.
publilbff of Reno New1papen
Jnc.: Rea M~ editor and publllhet ol tbe n Pranclleo Examtner; Philip . OtalaneUt,
publliber ot the Honolulu Qar.
B•alletln, and James Oeebaa, '
Mond!y.Auguat7, 19~
,.,.. ln ... ]a. .. f'ri)m tJJ.,
tnlWon liN(;:~n -rare NV· ~ la ~ to Ju.m• from
S3.!.,_ml1Uon fa 19"~18 to -..s mtwou tb.ia '9at.
OAILY PILOT
milUon~wll-= from state•f t aid
DlNdll' ftlllp A*I! 3 ..... th4' ..,...,. .-Sa . .._..
The • ..,..., rell6cts a clll
. ~ today by district dltee· In propert,.y tu tevenue because Th ......_. 11 clon h ot Pl'®OSlttOn lS fr~m .,.s
step'' ~ havtne tu•enae~
,., mureflf ""*'._ way. ·
Laa '"'. be nM. Ute dtaulter -.e• Miii& .Jl.• per rider a8ll the ~Olla year will be abo\&
$1.39. Blc1ers at.Ill .are hllWY 5'1•
sidlzed. ~ a.aid. bUl dae ~ • reflects tmprovement.
. a. ~~it lt'l'M• .. ~ ,. mUUon -,,. to SI.$ mllbon
CS..n fMm .._ SA.I •ttlion thia year.
IMNl1ei propoHd for lt71•7t
MfOre ,._.,.,!ii PropoalUoa 13 . .. n.e ..., ~ reflett.I the
ftr9' fare td• la OCTDs lb:·
1ear CllPll'lllinl btttcll'y.
!!fleet.Ive ~· 10 pass~qera
Oft Nl\dar diitrirt l'VUteil will
pay as cents eadl way. up from
the 25-eeat fares In effect 8'nce ' 1m.
Passenaers oo Dl•l·•·Rlde and
Parlr-N·Rlde ffteway l'Otltff will •
pay 70 cema. up from !50 cents in
tbeput.
And handicapped cltllens us-
J.nLthu~~ul_P-Ded Dtal-a-Llft van1 will pay 3rceri • up
from 2S cents fn the past. Able-
bodled pMSengers accompany· tni tbe handicapped will pay 70
cent.a on Dial·a·Lift.
Directors today also voted 4·1
to charge senior citizens a 15-
"eent fare on regular routes ef.
fecttve Sept. 10. Director
WUJlam Farria cast tbe lone dis· senttnc WJte.
In the past. senior tares ·had
been 10 cents. but senior citizens
bad ridden free because county aup~vttorr allocated a portion
of federal revenue sharing
doJJara to pay their tares.
Supervilon won't make a de-cision on the fare subsidies tmtll
late September and dlrtttors
said they may revise senior
fares subject to supervisors' ac·
tion. '
In balancing the Df;W $45.4
million budget, directors agreed
~O e. Umin& t e.... L.-iUult.!.\ O • destlnaUon Dlal·a·Rlde aemce
planned for Costa Mesa this
year.
They also reduced the number
of Park·N·Ride freeway ex·
press commuter bus tria-from
Seal Beadl PoHee lodaJ
pntted excelkat Wla!llutia.
al'd demeanor bJ delltOMltratod
-Wllcf ~ atatmt nuete:ar--....
arms and naclew ~ SatW'-
day hi a peaoefal nllY.
They~ not nactly offmni
tbem the key to the city due to
the mmpower tleup 111ch a fw\t·
lion presents but police cop.
ceded they are weacome bact
flala 9n1 ,ear. • Represeatatives of tbe .,..en Clilllforlaa AlJt8*e Fer
Survival pleaa-t at tbe event
wfltda drew .... L.• to retuat ~ .. Im. .... lime. ~ ~ ..
··we did not u-.,e ~ _,.
incident tbe wllole •·" Se.a Beach Po Hee Cap.t. Sa•
D'Amico laid toclaJ.
Demonstrators mar-died ~
stood outside the eftft'ance to ~
Seal Beach Naval-Weapons ~
tlon where the~ believe ato•
bombs~ ~ed. ~ 114·
--1t&Uil'll4!4 W-neac.by.. JltCSa110
School.
fT dallY to Just 14. Blrtl'a ~ ~
OCTD Chalnnan Ralph Clark
called tbe Park·N·Ride cuts
OCTD's btqest poet Proposltlon
13 casualty. but noted the 14 re·
malning are the most heavily
PoUee-.1 A~f«l"Survival
orcaniJen ba~ \lllOfted over ti.. ween ma •mootbbr·~ plan
for the aanivesary Oil Qe 1M5
Kiroshima. Japan nuclear bo*
log.
UHd.
Tl\e budret approved today
alao calla for hirtag seven JMW
OCTD employees, brin•Lna the
1t1I-79 wort force to 8156. The
tiud1et propdsed. betore.-pauge
of Propomtioo 1.3 called for a
total at.ff d--1,.,..l.
OCTD otnc:iala expect to col-
lect 121.1 mllllon pasaepaer
YanceOpem
Egypt Talia
ALBXANDRIA. EoPl <AP> -Secretary ot State Cyrus R.
Vance icok hls Mideast J)eace
mission to Egypt today after two
days of meetings with Israeli of·
flcials. He Immediately began
talks with Egyptian
Foreign Minister Mohammed
Ibrahim Kamel on prospects for
resuming the peace negotia·
tlons.
The secretary of state was
scheduled to meet with Presi·
dent Anwar Sadat later in the
day . Stale Department
spokesman Hodding Carter wd
the length of Vance's stay in
Enpt would depend on wbat
Pl'Olres& wu made.
Belng typical boys. 8\ll
Smith and Joe Rombold
found it necessary to climb
a stack of chairs to watch a
summer theater group re-
hearsing the musical .. Guys
and Dolls" in Sacramento.
·coast Cop
InjUred When
Copter Falls
Four-foot high weeds have
been blamed for the Sunday
morntng ~h of the Huntington Beach poll helicopter during a
training aneuver at Long Beach MUDicipal Airport.
Helicopter pilot Jerry Evans.
33. suffered only a bruised
shoulder in the 10 a. m. crash.
Student pilot Thomas Amold, ZI, escaped injury. officials aaid.
The $30,000 helicopter was de·
mollshed and can only be sold
for spare parts. according to
Huntinaton Beach heliport main-
tenance chief Roy Wiley.
·'The copter 's skids hit the
weeds and lt rolled over on it's
nose," Wiley said.
"If the weeds had been cut. it
would have not crashed." sa1d
Wiley.
The 5* aemi·uab' ln~nt OC·
cuned wttlWl Ule rants of tbe
combined o.r&aniz.aUQn itsell
when one of the ~ac:e marcher.;
scramed at. lar·feft partlcip~
wleldfQa &CO!P'!JUl'i$lk flag
·'The wt.ore t.hill« was very
quiet and ord&rry." Cap,.
D'Amicosaid.
Thtt ~ rw-Suntval Is
com prised ol a broad spectrum .t
organbllllia. bona. $ose of the
Marimll ~ lQ eaviroe·
mental presttV>atk>nist.s coa·
cerned Mot.ll &be wopcmsstatio•.
Navy aulboriUes ban coo-
sistently dedi.Ded comment on
the aUced stor-ce cl auclear dt·
vices al &beSprawllnc compound.
Ttter. was the peuefw oulciry
against nuclear weapons, rock
mus le; pleaty of free llt..-We
and onetrte-lance picket,..
Re was there to protest Prop.
13 and slow U.S. Postal Service
delivery.
Killen Cite Order
PARIS fAP>-Two Pa~in·
ians wbo killed the Paris
representative ol the Palestinian
Liberation Organi.ution and his
aide said they acted under or·
den from Abu Nidal. ~ guer·
riJ1a leader who broke with PLO
chief Yasaer Arafat 8.lld makes
bis beadQuarters in Iraq, French
autboriti• said..
our ~-round b182ttr ...
our bzet, srz.11~ blazer
in e hard flnis'.fl deer on
ani worsttzd VJOa1
bl<Z.nd; loncl ~ring
and acxxi lookin~.
telloredfbr us
by CORBIN
Jn Tokyo, where bual·
neu tnterata llPJ>&rently
fowad tbemlelva short of
dollars, u.e dollar dOMd
at ltO yen, more tb111
lbiff )'eft ·~. Frl411'• cloellil file tt~aris aact Harb tbl ,_ illCWe the rwwd loW 1'edlKWday Of 111
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··Mine' s-a one-uwnerwith Jutt 38,000 miles on it:'' I ~ot back d.~ensively. "Belongs to l?1 niother."
'<This one's jus[ got 31,000 oo it.'' the old car driver
a nswered. ·"()ne owner. too .. Belon~ to my 1tanddaddy
who lived on a farm."
SOME DAYS YOV CAN'T Win the One·UJ> Game. I'm
glad the light .tinally changed to green so J could sulk off
around the conter. . •
Well, I thought, this guy llJight be an exception. But It
islf't everybody who can get lobgfdead machinery tun-
. ning again. . • ... 1 •
That night at dinner, m)'. wjle happen to glanee out
across the Newpol't Rarbor waters and inquired. "Say.
what boat is that?'~
Coming toward us out of the twilight. steaming under
its own power. was the 1900s vintage fireboat. lhe Ar~hibald .L EJy_ ''Good heav~ it..'.s the Ely." l
answered in disbelief.
THE OLD FIREBOAT has been around N~wport_,,.. ....
Harbor for years and never went anywhere. Mainly i( just
sank repeatedly at its dock. Now.somebody actually had it
steaming along under its own pewer.
Getting a 1954 Ford to run again pales when compared
to the Archibald J . Ely floating and actually moving under
its own power.
l felt like running out to tlae garage and crawling UD·
der the old Ford to sulk. One-Upped again.
TetkCarter Battle?
Only About Health
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NEW YO~K <AP> -Sen. Edward Kennedy says it1ts only on
the issue of national health insurance -and not in presidential
politics -that he would batUe President Carter.
"I think he will get renominated and get re-elected. I have
every intention of s'\.lpporting him," Kennedy said Sunday on
.ABC's "Issues and Answers" program.
The Massachusetts Democrat opposes Carter's plan for a na·
tional health program be.cause of what he called its dependence on
general economic factoN.
The plan. ht said, cpntaibs a "self·deatruct" button keyed to
inflation and government deficit.
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AllTllOarnES IN Grabam a IN SOl1'111El.N Texat and f.be town of 7 500 south of Wlcblta central Texas Hill Country. • heavy tbUDdentorrfts dumped Falla, said about 150 residences more tban two inches of rain an
and 20 businesses were damaged hour on atready...,aked ~.
ln ~ =erflowed its banks Sunday. raewina flood -th~ '-tor the den.staled area. Sunday· in the W&l\e of heavy As rains fell Sunday. a Depart·
rains and thunderstorms that m e 0 t 0 f pub Ii c s a f et y
$lev astated the area around spokesman announced tb•t two
AUla y !_n W,!St Texa!_: _ ,emer«ene~e ~
1'lie tOwn was without ufifil1es. would open at the &!buy youth
but no one was reported miss· th c 1 B 1••' in& and many residents had ~enter and e Ort"a u llV4UI . • 1 1 ut Haskell. 1
time to remove the r possess ons In the Big Bend area of west
from the path of the flood Texas. water lapped the lnterna·
waters. llonal Bridge at Presidio
"WE JUST DON'T know h9W
long it's going to take for this
stuff to go away. but all our city
operation is under water," said
Police Chief William Paul.
No more rain fell on the flood·
ravaged state this morning, but
seaN:bers worked in Central
Texas and around Albany.
between Texas and Mexico ort
Sunday, forcing authorities 1to
crose it to traffic.
Searchers in Bandera County
found the bodies of four more
people Sunday. Twenty of the 2S
victims were found in Hill Coun· 'Not Ethical Beh&vior,' Psychi~trist Says
PENSACOLA. P'la. <A t'> -"IT ~IS CERTAINLY oot H e was a prominent bi lb h · d (' psychiatrist She was a self-e t c.a ' e av.or• an • ·m 'bed · · i h 1· asb,amed of my behav~;· be descr1 prost1t\lte wt 1ve testified as bis wit.. and twr ex-llusbands. _..... -'...--d 1'tr ._..... •
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otted Pot In the end, the j!ll'Y rejected au~~~rsllllt •u \li£Couttroom. llrrsrnry U\atlh~ WUbolt. was'-Cbaqea..:..w1l4'Jie.......JdliW!dLlllbcedlll'e-aiLSedUoi....c.aWn.. _ _!
her then ra'~ her in hit! treat· rape of Judy Rot.en try. a 28· patients in therapy.
using Mrs. Rotenberry of in·
ltiating the aff tjr after .he gaye..
her-a small d'oae or an oxyeen·
~llrbol'i1ttoxtd6lhlxture. ailouc:'
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BOONVlLl>E. N.Y. <AP>
Deputies from the Oneida Coun·
ty Sherifrs office set n~w stan·
d~Tds for judeing the size of
plants entered in ~mpetWon 1lt
the county fair this year.
T)le deputies displayed a 13·
foot tall mariju~a plant at their
booth. ' Deputies said they round the
'Plant growing behind an un\den·
tified business in the tQwn or
March. near Utica.
BeJteving it to be the largest
pot.l)lant-everfound in t~ coun-
ty. they decided to display it.
The deputies couldn't fit it In a
patrol car, howev~r. M Lhey
_fl ailed out the countt paddy.
wagon to haul the specimen..
The plant, when procesleQ.
would yield several ounces or
smokable grass. deputies said.
Canned Smog ·
.Selling Big
.PITTSBURGH CAP)-Pilts·
burgh air, which on~ blotted
out the noonday sun and turned
while s hirts gray. is being
canned and sold by the six-pack as a collector's item.
The empty cans are sellf.ng
like beer at a baseball game
even though at $5.60 a pack they
cost more tha n the average
brew.
"People are buying six packs
and mailing them to friends
around the country." said
Robert Stevenson, a local ad·
vertlsing executive who
dreamed up the promotion.
"We 're into our second order."
• ,__ year·oldsell.clescribed.ea111i4 -BE St\.IDSHE kls!5ed-h\m and
menl room. Two other womerr. Be.\terfy "began making sensual type
DR. W. MERRILL Wilbon~ 57. Coburger 8~ Jean Faulk. made movements" After he gave ber a
former president of the Florida similar charges against the backrub. whicfl he said he often
Associati0n ·ror Mental
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Jteahh psychlatrlst. BUt lhote charges administered to patients after were resolved wbU the two d trust·--'· ..... and of the Escambia County women did not ob•-t to•UIUbolt a m ""' u1g Ule gas. Medl 1 Socl. t h s been 11ound ~"" ~ "Did she resist?" asked de-ca e y, a l pl .... d 1n a, no con•-t to se•mal lnnoceht Of a Charge Of Sexual ....., •.--,....... ... fense attomey Bill Wiltshire. · battery in a plea bar.rain ao.-.. battery against a patient. t that ould b "' 1 rt-br ··Absolutely not.'· Wilhoit The vetdict came late Satur· men w ave e · m replied .•
day. after the soft-spoken doctor with n<>crlminal record.
testifiedifOYi"'hours, admitting to MRS. ROl'ENBERRY object· Fire Kills Inmate having aftain of' "mutual (!()(I~ ed to the arraaaement, and
sent'' with three P•lients. Judge Clyde WeUS ~ed'tbe trial
' Wilhoit still faca a Judie's de-must be held. ·
cision on per)ury charges after Mrs. Rotenberry and Mrs.
pleading no c:ontest to charaes Coburger claimed they• were
be-lied 14 .tim~uuJ p~d J~-dLuu.t.<LiutdJtr_.!he g_uiae _or
when he denied ~hliin~, in· therapy.-Uien rwed ln Wilhoit's
tercourse with his patients. office.
AUBCJRN. N.Y. (AP> -A
41 -year old inmate at the
Auburn state prison. serving a
20-year-tor-life term for murder . ·
was killed Saturday after he
barricaded bfm-Self Jn biS cell
and apparently aet a fire.
•' D What are the risks?
o What yield can I expect above· 100/o?
Ci What about Jjquidity?
Complete answers to these and any other questions ~
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'Bess' Heftds for Mexico
by a team of protesSionals. We are limiting our discussions
to only 20 peopte enabling you to become
fully educated in~rrust. Deed investments.
. Be our guest for wine and. cheese.
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HELIX ASPER&\ WAS broulht to
CaWornia by French •ettlen l~
years a10 for ••tooc1 purposes."
Picart said. But ln Calitornla's lentfe
tllmat.e, they multl_plled rapidly .. To-w the brown, tuty snail· ii CC>P·
alcle'red a persistent pest. But not b)' .,cart.
He hopes Wtap the French market
---.. Partlcular People Select JOHNSON I SON
Home of th• "Golden Touch0
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< A P > ....! ~.~.t re s s MackeQlle nwups, 18, has suece11fully com·
pitted • 41111 df\t'e&:1lott1
pro8l'a1n add a ·publlo
drunkennea1 cbarte
a1•ln1t bet has been drop peel "But 1dvertl1lng. ind. you hid f more to a how'·. ~ I
'l'be co-star ot the CBS RION " tel•vlston sertes "One \ ALLAN H. ANDE .. / !
Day at a Time" uked ~ .,.... AM. Cllf, I &
that she be placed in the I
six-month rehabWtaUon ANOTHER SATISIFIED CUSTOME~ . f
program after police .
found her"'"sprawJed ~•Ql!.9WNlftN Ii lftU I semt·consclous on a u1 '~.V -vn ~::.~~!Y llllls street I * . .
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'Referrals ..
A student ref err a) 1 •
service called The First
Resort will open Mon-
day at UC Irvine to help
·entering freshmen and
transfer studen~ wiUI
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Q~ S It' , • sponsored by the UCI ~-•It cd.r •••• Peer Counseling pro-• ~··
DEAR PAT: We have a w•r softener at FJ c•am., Advisers ·ai:,•· . ~
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per qaart. A quart of mllk, by comp.me.. bu
about set mJ.Wgrams sodlam. Tlaeae aJboaats are .. 6ath, .. 6 not considered barmful for healthy -people, bat ir.11 i-r.1.ee~
anyone with la1P blood pressure or ·a IOd.lam-Kurt Karst of Newport . reslrlcted diet, shoald consalt with a doctor before Harb:Qr High and Robert
drlaldal aofte.aed water.. · ''Cli as ti~ r and G u I
Gardelllni, both ot'
Outdoor Ga.. La•p• Co•flfl Mater Dei lllgh, are . among 50 students• at--DEAR PAT: Does .at cost~ lot of.m~n~y to tendinganintiensivepro-.... :..
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Yes, ud lt ases a loCJot au too. ~~JQt .!iln'd' computer scletice "", •
el&M au lamps baralDa 1ear·road aes aa maela thist sumlller at Cal ,uhlral 1a1 as it takes to lleat an averaae·abe State "1Uertoo.
home daring a cold whtter.. By tanllag o(rot1e &as The sl>t-week course
lam-p, -yoa'Jl save.from -t4t.te Ill a year ID .-aj.a.ral foriJJ~!t-11tudenta
gas costa. . _ _,_ -·-• ls maete--ble by-a
Boole OmUnn C•••.,..,. R•• $16, 750 award' from the
student science tralnin1 program of the National
DEAR READERS: Tiie state Department Of Science Foundation.
Coanmer Affairs llas released u QIMl$4.-d n · C b a at e le r a n d
paaded edition or •'T1te Complete C8111N8Aa • Gardellln; are Costa
Couamer Catalogue." The zte.pqe. lll1lltratM Mesans, while Karst re·
book IDdades Information OD nearly 51 eoasamer sides in Newport Beach. Issues, raaglng from advertislnl and automobiles • '111111111~.
to movlq eompaidea pd watl'Uldet. YMCA ~ · ,..,..,.
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LINE aETWEEN ·sAVliYGs AND -CHECKING~] and federal law, wbat problems to watelt oat'for, "'"--e· '* ' 'A "DIRECT aad wbere to go U problem• do arise. It a1lA> In· . Two-weelt classes dudes a seeUoa on recoanes -from lllow to . tor springboard divers
cltoose an attorney to llow to tak~ a case .&o Sfa.-11 at all ~pee levels
Claims Court. · . ~are ·~rng Ofrered at the
Tbe c!ltalog can be pu.rebased for Sl.51 at all Orange Cp~t YMCA,
district offices of the Department' of· Motor 2300 University Drive,
Vehicles, or by mall for St.SS (lncludln& tax> Newport Beach .
from: Publications Section, P.O. Boll 1015, North Information is availa-
Wgblands, Callf. 956M. ble by calling 642-9990.
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ATTENTION RESIDENTS OF.
HUNTINGJON . BEACH
THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH IS NOW
PREPARING A FEDERAL GRANT APPLICATION
FOR 1.24 MILLION DOU:AIS .
111E RESIDENTS OF THE CITY ARE ENTITLED
TO TRE.5E FUNDS UNDER nu: HOUSING AND COMMUNITY D~LqPMEN'.1' .\W' OF ~m. ,
I\ -' ' ' THESE FUNDS ARE INTENDED TO l\ENU!T
LOW AND MODERATE INCOME t~lDIJEMtY ·
JMPROVJNGffOUSING OONDmONS, COMMUNITY
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.• cletilblon. mellUN tutm•v• u 1reat an lliaMct oo Calll<lrnla '1 fllcal f\ature • .1J.
Senate Constlt.ational U fSCA 42> would
limit at.ate. JocaJ, and schOOl 4iltrict apcndlnl to the p..,
•. year'a level. lldj\llted for perttal-C• lncttua to the coM
-.: of Uvinc phaa IOIJUlatton.
, Ari)' ·~ above tW ltYfl woukl recawre voter
: approval. TQ'9 eoltectt'd in a of the a~ Umlt
:.r plus a NMCJDable ••l"'l)IUs woUld be mumed '° Uae t--· ~ payen. And~ state. rather than local te,xpayen. WoUkl
be !;'ttulttd to f\md local pqrama mandated by the
state. .
SCA u ls • l'ftponse to what h bffn termed ttw
"oblctne'' at.ate ~--vartalllb' ..Umated at U
blll.lOi\ to ta.e tiUUOD -~bOUt bi the exeeulve c:oUecUon ot tax revenues · rrom mnauon. p__,. ~ SCA a would affect the state's 14
billloa ball-out Of local ~ to otrset Prop. 13 louet.
In fact. without 10me tuchlelillaUon. that surplua wlll only COiiUDue arow. - - ----
The bipartisan meuure. passed by the Senate in a
29·11 vote. has 40 co.authors, lncludin& Orange County
Assembb'men Ron Cordova. D-El Toro. Dennis Manaers,
D·Huntington Beach, William Dannemeyer. R-Fullerton.
and Bruce Nestande. R-Orange, and Sen. Paul Carpenter.
0-Santa Ana.
Today it is being examined by the Assembly Revenue
1md Taxation Committee. Significantly. that very com·
mittee in August. 1977, rejected an almost identical
spending Um.it m easure. ACA 42, giving it only six of a
needed eight votes.
If the new proposed constitutional a mendment is
passed to the As~mblY floor it must be approved by Aug.
15 in order to qualify for the November ballot.
Then the voters would have an opportunity to express
their views on a statewide spending limit.
Prop. 13 has put the brakes on property tax collec-
tion. But by now it is quite apparent that there's no way
to s low down the amassing of tax revenue from other
soorces unless some s pending limits are set.
There 1s strong fee1ing1n some quarters that spend·
ing timits crre chmgerous. that-government ~houkl bHl'tt'
to spend what it feels is necessary for the good of the peo-pte: --------- -J
Unfortunately that a lways seems to be as much as it
• con collect.
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SCA 42 should be placed on the ballot. Between now
and November the voters can hear the arguments and
draw their own oonclusioas.
CalTrans Sheds IJgbt
Orange Coast motorists who habitually trav~rse
Bristol-Palisades Road in tbe Orange County Airport
area may now finally see aom,e t\jghway daylight after
years of what appeared k> beeadless construction.
The roadway is now d.lvidell. with the old section car·
rying downcoast traffic 1:md a whole new road providlng
lanes for upcoast travelers. There are still some little
hitches 1n theoperaffon l)ijf'1n:\he maiil, tile road is now tt
vast improvement in an area that has s uffered increas-
ingly heavy traffic congestion.
Over the years. the construction project at Bristol·
Palisades. between C9sta.Mesa Freeway and MacArthU[
Boulevard, bas been Cl curfosity and a puule to .thdse wno
travelthesection. , ·
The job seemed to bf tbreatenina to rlval Costa
Mesa's work on Falrvl~w Road in its longevity ..
Sot only did the work seem~dless, but it was cer-
ta inly difficult for most pe6ple to figure out what would
happen to the road in the end result.
Now that everybody has an inkling of what the con·
struction was all about, if the CalTrans ~eople wlll Just
pick up the remnants, s mooth out the bite es, pl,ne down
the rnw dirt plies ahd 'do' some landscarint.-eve'hebody
who uses the Bristol-Palisades route wil heave a avy
s igh of happiness.
• Opinions expressed In the space above are those of the Daily Piiot.
Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and
artists. Reader comment la invited. Addrns The Daily Piiot. P.O.
Sox 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 842~21 .
Boyd I Doughboys
By Lii.BOYD ract. that asthmatic children
Argument continues ln the can hear hither t.onea than
matter of why AmerioaQ can other people?
soldiers once came to be
known as dough':l;s· Com-The sound "a" as in father
monest ~ all es to the i.a common to all languages.
fact that Cross workers
during World War I handed Q. "What's the highesl
out doughnuts to the overseu price ever paid for a work of
troops. Some autborWes. art?"
though, claim the credit goes A. $9 million. it's believed.
back a lot farther. To the That's bow much an uniden·
Civil War, in ract, when the tiried American, thought to
infantry insignia looked like be representtn1 a museum.
nothing so much as a wad of recenUy ln London paid for a
dough. Greek statue, a bronze of a
youth wearln1 an oil ve
Am repeatedly asked lf "l'' wreath. It was said to be the
Fourth Century B.C. work of is among the 10 most fre·
quently written words in the sculpt.or Lyaippua.
English. lt is. The other nine
are: the, of, and, to, a, In, Q. "Weren't there a lot of
t.bat, is, it. soldiers ln the CivU War who
were Just barely into their
How do you acco\Ult for tbt teens?". A. Not all that many. Of
the 2. m,ooo soldiers, only
Dear 2$2 •ere known to be under
15 .
Gloomy. Q. "Where's the oldest
1cmna tn ca~v1111"
Gus A. Jn the l8cMl~la soo. probably. Massa l ere re-
cenlly turned at• 47.
Don't you admire those The most cornme>nly mla·
tidy people who take spelled surname of late. ac-
advanta19 of Ute ~lme coi:m1 to out Lan•ua1e apent waWns for loft m , la "Gulnneu.
tun slpals to dump U*r car aahuay ron·
tillU out on I.hi raad'! C.J.
..
...
Bonn AceOrdS No llelP .t9 U .S~
The 1eneral ttndencr. la
pOlltlct ll to ratchet tbe ~
JOU can't 1o&Ye u your level ot aovernmllnt up to the next one
above )'OU. EconOmlc summita 4uc.h aa the one Just toncluded lo • Bonn take that (du about 11 far
up and out u you can ~o. Tho unemployment and-or In·
n1Uon that the aeven m~or ID· duatrlal na·
tlons haven't ~-...,... been able to
Uek at home
they will now ... r surmount tn ..
lnternatlonal
concert
to.ether. It's
an ap~all.n1.
clvllisild Idea.
Ndolent with
1mpllcattODA of .lnt§ru.itonal
cooperation and friendship, ~
it 1ubsumes an agreement wbldl
wm truly benefit all the parties
to the deal.
The-Boon accords, vague as
they are, aren't ravorable ta us.
Our commitment to import less
· rorelgn oil simply isn't in the in·
terest of the United States as a
nation. Nor will it do nice things
for our standard of Uvlng as in·
dividuals.
IN 11IE PAST three or fO\ft'
years no argument, no matter
how ittatiosral. has been over·
looked in trying to convince us
that we should use up our own.
precious oil reservt!S Instead of
buying the stuff from abroad.
The newest reason, batched in
connection with the Bonn sum·
mit. is that by buyina foreign oil
w~ are dnvrng up the prtce-ttiat
countries Uk-e West-G~rman.-.
.»Dd Japan.!Jl~t pay. for it. So, iC
..... ~~worldo
market. the price of crude will
-iirop accordingly but.-Jlot for Joe
and Sally American. U Germany and Japan can
buy on cheaper, they can sell
can, TVs and other merchan·
dlae cheaper. A lot of that aelllng
wUl take place here so that our
reward tor driving up tbe price
EariWater8 . ) ;\
ot till It home and depletla.I our
own reaervea ta to cut the n>anutatturtn, CGltl of fo""8n
competttoN thtreb)' p-.ttlnc °"" own people qut of work. Bealdea
that special f eeUng of soodnets
we aft when we drop a bit ol
•reen into the collection box.
wbat'!t, In lt for us from auch selt·efraclq eeonomle1?
WE CAN HOPE that. as we do
our blt to promote prosperity
abroad. the now enrlcbed co.J· aumen of. tboee cowatrtes will b~ from us in return. But coun·
trtea like Japan make it next to
tmp()Satble for Americans to do business U>.re u the cue ot
Steven Rempell of l..ong Beach,
NiY .~ illustrates. ' n 1974. Mr. Rempell. who had l>~eA w.oddna,..lor ..lBM Jn 1be
Land ot tbe ru.tna Sooy. decided
tbere was moM1 to be suade lm·
Portlnc Uquor. Takbls • nip in N(J!poo was very txPH•lve.
Ow1n1 to ~ ma.rketin£.
retaUen were 1etttn1 prleff Uie SSO a bQUle for Remy Martin
co•n•c· 1be American flsured O\lt 1 way to sell tbe 1tuff at tao end sttU make a profit. Llltewlle
wttb Jack Daniels, CbJvas Reaal
· and • number of other brands
that aell for a lot Jeu here.
Mr. RempeU had no 1oootr
launched h1a buslneu and was
doing well at it when be was ar· reated and thrown in jall where
he lanplabea to this day ... l w• ·
detained for the flrat two
months," be has written, "In a
cage which was juat larae
enouah for thtee meo" to Ue
~own in~ ~'..bQwe>-er Uler~ were.. •
often fJve ln the cqe. Tbe Wills were cold atone abd Ute floor
wood and there w• DO beat. altbouah lt was Marcb. We wtre
allowed two threadba,re an4
ftlthy blal)kett dwtna tH -to lceep ua warm." :
'•
TRIS AMERICAN bual-
neaJmait h .. alnce *" snoved to a aomewhat more comfarta· ble piece of lncarceratlon. Jt
was only this month. t.hoqb,
after four y~ int.be slammer. that be bas been broutht to Vlal
in Yokohama. The verdict ls ex·
pected in the !all but conliderina
what's been-done to the mill before the trial, be can count
himself lucky if he escapes the
electric chair.
Whether or not making a buck
-.ean.be .c.oosidett<l a hJ.unallOOL. tn the senae of Sheharansb·
Glnzburg is quesUonable. The
Japanese are under no mor-1 ob-
ligation to let foretper; dd bust·
neas ln tJ>e country, but we
should be under no UIU1ion that
when Prime Minister Talleo
Fukuda says he'a 1oing to Jet
American business do bualnesa
in Japan that be means n. Ube
does, the leut he mlaht do to
show it ia free Mr. Rempell.
THE JAPANESE sltuatlon ls
eapedally gall.inJ. At t.be same
time they are asktni us not to
import foreign oU we are being
asked lo sell them our Alman 6ll. In other words the ad·
ministration would have ua
balance our foreign trade by aellina ineplaceable oil abroad
whlle buyins from abroad easily
reJllaceable mo hln.es wblch we can make for ourselves U we get
o f( ()Ur b'Ul~ffr.
'l!~~~~~~~~~~~:f:~~ 1•~-,.-:-0Dtt or amed~a.:, ble§!m&!_is :::1: that our economy is so blC ana
dlffusely diverse our prosperity
is relatively Independent of the
export·import trade. We have no
ne~d nor duty to make such
sacrifices especially for the
benent of business compelltors
who have not yet shown they will
live up to their end or a barcain. Moses Descends From the Mountain
Ru1ing on l:Jocal Pay Freeze Debatabl~
A Riverside s uperior court
judge has held unconaUtutional
the salary freeze Imposed on
local governments receiving
Prop. 13 "bail ~,. funds from
t.be ata~. Thi · coadldoo wu at-
tached to Jegislatlbft.•ppl'9Pffal·
ing t4 bUlloo to aid latlal 90vern·
ments in overeomlllg Hvtnue
lo&au by reaaoa of propert)t tax
reductions. J' was dictated by Gov.
Jerty Brown who-said it~
be unfair to
d eay state
emP.lo1eea pay lncreans
and then
permit local
emloyees to
receive wage
boost.a with state mdney.
Besides
Brown was
painf\llb' aware of t.be exceiSIVe
salaries paid many l~al JOV6tn· ment employ~.
Some ctuea have opte4l to
Charles McCabe
(orego lhe state motley ln order
''to lceep commitments to thelr
employees." ti can be suspected
sucb•cUons w• UJ1ted by the city maaa~ wbO stand to gain the mottbyaal~Lncreases. .
BUT TU JUverside city and
co-.nty eoaployees sought lo
haft the c.ie and the eating of
it, aa well and went to court to
com~l the payment of the wqe
boosts. The judge there cited
Article XI of the state constitu·
tlon which reads "The governing
bod)' 1hall provide ror the number. compensation. tenure
and appointment of employees."
That section was adopted in 1970
aloog with numerous other
"tecl\nical amendments" draft·
ed by the Constitutional
Revision Commission with the assuran~e to the voters that
there were "no substantive
changes."
Since U\e secUon provides for
potbing that the locals hadn't been doing all along for most
employees the Commlsston was
probably right. However. the
Legislature bad been setting the
salaries for county supervlaon.
district attorneys. coroners and
other county officers. including
the Judges, ror more than 100
years. ft still set& the pay for
Jurors and some others.
BtJT IN ruling that the secUon
precludes the state lnterferina
with local.salutes the Judce 11·
nores the conatitut1C>i»al dec:lara·
tlon that the counties Jre merely
leaa' ;5\lbdivlslons of th~ .aiat\ and further provides that the
powers or tbe cities and counUes
wUJ be set by the Leglslature.
He ls right when be says the constitution gives the power to
the local governments to fix
compensation for the employees
but there ts nothing in that pro·
vision which b ars th e
Legislature from setting the
minimums and maximums.
Present law in ract sets the
minimum salary for school
teachers. Unfortunately. lt
doesn't set the maximums for
admin,lstratora
Nett.her did the Legislature set
the maximums for other local
employees in lhe Prop. 13 aM1
measure. What ft did say 11 that
if you want the state aid you are
not to spend it for salary raites.
80 11IE l~als have the option
or acceptlna the bail out money
and foreaoing waae increues or
refusing it and 1ranUna wa1e in·
creases.
The Judee'a rullna. unless atrenathened by a higher court. applies only in Riverside
County. 1 • Actually it is meaningless
since State Cont.roller Kenneth
Cory ls not about to pay out state
funds to Riverside city and coun-•
ty governments if they do not
abide by tbe conditions under
wh lch the Leglal atu r e. ap·
proprlated the money. ·
The Proper Way to Handle an English Muffin
I am certaln you U~• etunnmg
busineu and 1overnment
breakt.broUghs as much as I do.
And that you wnt be delighted,
as am I, at the news that lhe
New York pepartment of Men·
tal Hyctene has addressed itleJf
to one 01 the more pressing prob·
lems o our time: How to cut
an Ensllsb muffin.
Knife or fork? Tbat.'s the way
the Director of Nutrition
Services
<c h e f ?) ad· ~
dreased the -.. ---problem. We will see, In
due time, that
thls is not the
way to ad·
dress ttie
mutrln prob·
lem .
The chef ls
a fork penon. In a thne·P•te memo dlsll1buted lo emplo)'ees,
the chef ruled: "Since the type
of cut <lork·i>ried vs. knlte-sllced) slgnlficanUy ~rrect.s the navor IS1d texture of t.M \Outed produc~ we recomme1l4 the fork cut.••
The f Ork cut, he or she polnted
out, "provides the •peak• end
valleys' aymmetry neceaaary
for muimum flavor and t•X·
tur . He or lhe II no crank. Re or
ab• Ja bried•mlDdld.,~WlalM tin· plaeataa. ilMM ~t.M fort eut :.~,···~ .. ~,. ....
I
when the help may have to work
a couple of hundred muffins at a 'lme. a serrated knife may be
uted.
AT NO POINT does lhe chef
discuss the correct method or halving an English muffin.
You TEAR an English muffin
in hair. No rork. no lq\ife. Just
eight finaers and two thumbs.
Unhappily the way they make
mumns today. most of the
brand• are half.cut before you
can get at them. Tbert are sun
some of the old-tashlo11ed kind
around for 1 good man or
woman to get his fingen into.
Tearin1 an En1Uah muffin
Is a t~cUle and sensuous ritual,
not Just a way to toast a bun.
There's no w•y you can do It
right the first time. or course.
any . more than you can klss a
woman. or leap into a
parachute•s silk. or take a drink
or schnapps rl&ht the nrst time.
ONCE YOO learn the a~U. it's
yours forever. It ls not like soft·
shoe dpetng. or keepJaa five ten·
nls balls In the air at the same
time, things that require eventual
refresher courses. All you tleed to
do to keep~ tldll la to do it once a day attireilcfast.
You use alt eight fingers. and
both thumbs. it you are like me.
You do this 1Jow, slow. 1low:
Yo" tear awQ 1entJ)', aa U you
..
were running out of oxygen ·near 1rs
the top or Everest. You wait un-~ke
Ul the time ~mes for the IMg -1
tear. when ydu know the whole lfte
thing will come apart and ts
ready for insertion tn YO\lr Toastmaster. When cooked. put J •
lashings of sweet butter on it. 1ut
and really savor that peaks and valleys symmetry so poetically
spoken of by our good cher .
Outside of hitting a typewriter.
thls is about the only work I do
with my hands: but I wouldn't
have it olherwlse.
ANOTHgR columnist. com·
mentln1 on this historic mumn memo, referred to the English
muffin as "a splendid BriUlb
tradltlon." He couldn't be
wron1er. The English muffin ls
as American as the in!ield·fb'
· rule. or the Panama Canal.
ln several years' resldence in
Britain, and in vtslta since, 1
have yet to see an English muf ·
fin in a realaur•nt. I know ane
well·heeled American who bu
them nown ln1 from 21. the ~
o\'ork restaurant. He al10. en
pusent. haa Gebhart'• Unned t bill Flown m. The ordlnary
l!!!\gllshm!l.n tn the states •• ._..
'bt la Orlt llktlY lo encoun\er aa
Enallah mutnn, tends to Uk• k.
It taslH nther Uki a anet.
"'th iwhk:ll ... Ii familiar.' cm'\
kaow WliletHr Ulla 8rl~ ,.... ................ -111er·tL1-~~·--· •1 ... -.... .....
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ORANGE COUNTY I 091TUARIES
•.·
. .
QUEENIE
LOVE~'S
LIL'AP
. "That'•. woman ror you She didn't ~ven wait UGW>d
1.1nut l h.n bottom -
County to Bill Builden More . """
8J KATHY CLANCY ............ *"
It wlll coat more 1tartin1 Sept. 1 to
obtain ONnto County aov.rnment
pennlta to bullet new apartment com· eln••· commercial 1truc\ures aad department. stores In unincorporated
commuft!U .
The htchtr county fees also wiU af·
f ect homea that cost more than
1125.000.
U PEaVISOKS a A ISED the
~rmlt I~ on a 3·2 vote this week to
cover t.b cost of adminlsterin1 new
state enerl)' conservation and noise
anaulaUon re1ulations for new con• atructlon.
Ttte fees also are deatped to offset
county COit.a for lnapeetln1 construe·
tlon 1tte1 for archaeolo1tcal
artUacts
\1ND£a THE NtW fee attucture,
for example. a permlt for a Sl.25,000
home will ao from $704 to $748 and
the fee for a S260,000 18·unlt apart·
ment complex from 11.150 to Sl.317.
A bulldlfll permit for a $380,000
commercial structure will cO&t tl.847
starting Sept. 1, up from Sl,480 today
and the fee for a SS million depart·
ment store will be S12.009, up from
$9,367.
The fee for a Sl,000 home patio will
remain at SU and for a $50.000 new
home $383, a report to supervisors
said.
By comp'\rlson, fees for similar
bulldln& in LOs Angeles County range
from $29 for a patio to $19,816 for a 15
million department store.
..
OAJL V PILOT .4 1
, . .
Supervtaon declined, however. to
ralae permit fees ror lndtvtdual ilome
improvements or ror new homes
costlne leas than Sl.25,000.
Supervisors Pblllp Anthony and
Laurence Sc•mlt. voted against the
fee Increases. Anthony said the pro-
posals should flnt be referred to a
county committee examining new
revenue sources .
(FRONT, FROM LEFT) BJORNEBY. JANZ AND MILLS
(Back, From L.rt) Steven Keplen, BUI Ceraccto
o..c•Nedees
History Benefit -ttlanned Policy
Director
Named
U G-lrvi~ Picks-
1978-79 Officers Plants and antiques
Moc•n A"-~•m, CA F._,,; .. 1entces .,.,. wlll be offered for sale
GR AC c E Ml Ly I ( c I( I TT. Mid 01\ S-y Ill SPM ...... H4'11tr th ls week during the
, .. ,,,.,., o1 I'~ c:. p._ •••Y L•wn Mount OUw Mo<1U¥y Ollelel, $ A H • · ) on A111uat s, 1t11. 1ior .. "°~ 21, tus c,,"., Ave., Gott• Mew, ca, an ta na 1storica
t• '" s.11 i..e. CllY VtM> ,....,,_ 1n1etment 1011owed •t HulDor Preservation Society's
, • 11y ll•l son-. R•'P" L eecu11 01 L•wn Mount 011w Memor1•• P•rtt. ba·annual benefit for the Placentia, C:., L.oub $. lle<ketl. Jr ol IAO-SS14
._,,_, HIUJ.. c:.... -OoM•• 1t CMtAMAM Dr. Willella Howe -
8eckett of Oren, u..i.. .... , ... Gface HOR MA GRAHAM, reslci.111 •• Warne House. 9e<htt PIM Of P ......... ca .• Mstff L•lwre World Serlllces pencllflO ., ~r•" 1rene ,__ o1 F1111et1ofl, ea . H•rt>or La-.Mount °''.,,. _,._.,, Visitors lo the home,
•• ,. 1 9r•ndcll1ldren •11d 1 1•UGtllWA .... ,Cost.llMM, Wf.U$4. at Sycamore Street and 9real-9r•11dc lllld Gr•v•tlde
c1MNut10fl "'" 11e 11e1e1 .. T--,, ----------Civic Center Drive io
Auevst •• mt. 11AM ti Peclfk vi.w ··-&.-s t An ~1--tou Memortel Pull. P•clllc Vi•W ........ an 8 a lllMI may r Mort~ry •NCtin. 'the 12-room structure
T RACEY LeC:O-cooec .... 11 •• 0, c~~~~~:.r~ which is being restored
c:a11rom1 .. ~ °' c:.1a -... c. ,,..Y n."" by the society.
•' PHMCI •-Y Oii Allglnl •, 197' •I I,_ Mr. •ncl Mn. Jotlll T-lly Jr., J -of 14.. u..1,. ....,t.,. of Ar•-eos10\ew. e•n THE BENEFIT will
-.i.annene Cool<. Recllttlon of Ille JOiiy '6, tm • be h Id f 9 t 4 _.,Rewwyw1111M .. MciftcNy,A"'ust Mr .,.., Mrs Curt!• ....,., MIN· e rom a.m. o
1, "71 at 7:IO P.M. •• St. JoM the ,119'°" eeac11.91r1 p.m. Aug. 10 through 12, ~"'~~:;-:;o4~~="~!4' ... ~':.; Mr .,.., M,.J':~1!!;,1~'!rena, Foun-a c cord Ing to M .r s .
<elet>r•l.cl on,_.,, A119us1 I, "71 te1n V•lley, boV Weston Walker. society
•I tOAM •• SI JOM Ille Botltt JWIY ... 1'11 treasurer
Gll.fwMIC OV.""'-. ltll91.mt!ll. 'fldll l!!t.tL Mr •"d tlV\ P•lrlck ()"Connor. . • . I El loro C.mttwv. Frl~cb ~ "'''" founl•1n Valley, 91r1 The l~le VlClOt'tan-
.. ---aJllLtralr r~.-~ <•II •111\e M r ·~-Mr\. Elden Ki dd. riule 11.,...., .. e was mnyo1>d
, s...1111 T1111111I Umll WHICllfl ~per. We\tm1nsler. o•rr---"lk.1., .J.1¥\'Ji! • ~
0 1 E 11111 street. Cost• Meu on .Mvit, 1m to its present site lD 1975
, Monc1ar.~11.m11rom12,_,.10 Mr. •nd Mri o.m11Jacuon. M1'" and the outside has been 5PM Smit.II Tuthill U~ MorlUMY s1on Vielo.Qlrl
( 01rec::1orl. ~ Mr ancl Mn Aotlerl Eyr•, Fountain restored through VOlUn·
DAMIUS vanoy. l>OY tee r efforts M r s THOMAS NIXON DANIELS, --Mrs and Mr$ Wllllem McBl•ln. W lk 'd ' •
c h i n a , glassware . offered for sale during
crocks. jewelry, pie· the benefit. along with
tures and linens will be J)lants.
August Slate Set
For Blnodmobile >..
Tbe ~eriean Red eltss bloodmobile wlll vis·
it half a dozen Orange Coast locations this month.
Loeationi, dates and times are listed below.
Appointments to donate blood can be made by call·
ing 835·5381.
Tuesday -St. Joachim Catholic Church. 1964
Orange Ave., Costa Mesa. 3 to 7:30 p.m.
Aug. 21 -f-!oly Spirit Catholic Church, 17270 Wai:dSt .. Fountain Valley.3to7:30p.m.
Au..&. 28 -Crown Valley Covenant Church.
24600 La Plata, Laguna Niguel. 3 to i : 30 p. m. ·
-A~ -=-Fil st Cl11 istian Chureh ef HltRl-
ington Beach. 1207 Main St.. 2:45 to 7:30 p.m
Aug. 31 -American Red Cross Service
Center, 7571 Westminster Ave .• Westminster, 2:30 to 7 p.m.
Dr. Ralph A. Catalano
of Irvine has been ap-
pointed associate direc-
tor of the Public Policy
Research Organization
at UC Irvine.
Dr. Catalano. an as-
sociate professor of
soc i a I ecology and a
member of the organlza.
ti on· s research team.
will continue his cunent
teaching and research
duties along with his
new administrative as-
s.i&nment.
2-u.hlic... p.oli.e.y .r e..-
searchers at UCI con·
duct studies In areas
such as technology and
public policy.
Steven M Kaplan of Anaheim has been elect·
ed president of the Associated Students al UC
Irvine for the 1978·79 academic year. He succeeds
Bruce R. Hallett of West Covina.
A senior maJoring in psychology and
biological sc1enes. Kaplan has been active in UCI
s tudent activities throughout bis academic career.
As a freshman he served as an orientation week
. advisor and as coordinator of BioloeY Week. He
later served as a coordinator of the UCI summer •
orientation program and as president of the
Biological Sciences Students Association. He is a
1976 graduate of Katella High School in Anaheim
OTHERS EL~CTED to ASUCI posts are Karen
Bjorneby . lrvme. executive vice president; Bill
Caraccio. Tustin. vice president for student
services ; Linda Mills. Beverly Hills. vice president
.for academic services and Jennifer Janz. Laguna
Laguna Beach. vice president for admmistrat1ve
services. -
Locar students el ecfeotoseats-on the-ASt1C1
Council urt• Howard Gensler of Costa Mesu
representing the humanities: Charles E. Toups.
Fullerton. engineering: and Jim Bednark. Tustin. •••Y Oft August 2. 197' H• ll surv1""4 Westminster. l>OV . 3 er 581 •
lly Carol Cl_1,,mot-oflllst11r" J4'1yS 1t71 h -------------------------------------------------l Ol\l TllomH Nixon Oenleh, Jr. Mt •nd "'" ~ Btaxo. Hllfll· THE SOCIETY opes
•111ert w1111ama o.ni.t•...., Atcl'Mlrct 11191on eeac:11.01r1 to complete Interior Allen Oenl .. s, •lso Ml lister Myre Mt •r>d Mn eruce Rott>, Mlulon l · b 1985
Webster. Prlv•t. MTVlns -re ll•ld Viejo l>Oy reS Oration Y ·
• S•turo..,, ""'9ust s. tt11. s.,..r, · .-Antique furniture Funet"•I Home 9-1'"9. ca11tom1. SAM CLE.Me ... E • directors . ' GENERAL MOS,.ITAL
•ASH Juty 11, 1111
MOii AIS RASH. ~•sldent ol Mr •nd Mo Jollft 8•11ou, S•n Clemonte, Olrl Not Exempt
JI
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LOS ANG-ELES<AP >
-Veteran entertain·
Jiiiy :n. 1'71
Xr •nd MrL PM!I MarQuie, S.11 c1-n1e,Olr1
~~~e.~ It-Id OoullGft, ~t'
Jvffl2."" Mr •nd Mrs. -red Geft~, Ml.-
•ton Vie lo. Qlrt
J .. 1y u. 1t71
#Ar •net l!Ws. wmi.,. It.~•. Ml•·
\ion VTt}O, 9lrt
Mr alld Mn. Rk°IWlf'll SllNll, S...
c1-n~.110y
SACRAMENTO CAP)
-A Superior Court
jud1e has rqled that the
1.100 farmers and food
handlers who sit on state
agriculture boards must
disclose their nnanc1al interests.
menl agent Lou lrwln. --------------------
I ,
83, died Friday. He was
the agent of such stars
as Ethel Me rman ,
Milton Berle and the
Ritz Brothers.
LOS ANGELES <AP> Artbur W .
Carlsberg, a Los
· ' · Angeles exeeuttve, cited
following a hunting acci·
dent in Russia. U.S. Em-II
bassy o£ricials said the
45 ·year·old interna·
'' l1onall.-k.nown sportsman had been on
a hunting expedition in
the Caucasus Moun
tams.
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H~.\RBOR LAWN-MT. OLIVE
Cemetery-Monuary-Crematory
Offers Condolences To
The Families of
ALFORD, Earl
ARENOWITZ. Louis
CALLEN. Mary
COHEN. Shirley
DENNIS. William
DIFFE;E. Shirlee
DRAZIN, Peter
FRITZ, Emma J.
GRAVES. Calvin H.
HIBBITTS, Kenneth
HICKS, Elinor
HIXSON, Charles
JANECEK. Edward
LABIN. Karen
MARQUESS. Arba
OBERG. Lloyd
PAUL. Arthur
PHILLIPS, Alice
SCHWARTZ, Martin L. M.D.
WRIGHT. Hazel
YORMARK, Frank
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During July of 1978
And Were Served By
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someone may beq>Jn~ so despondent she
grows fearful or nervotts for no apparent
reason. She loses sleep over insignificant things.
'She explodes over trivial matters like the car not
starting. She can't carry on with her family.
, .She nqeds help.
Profes.5ional help. The only real hope for
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KKK Gets
H:eave-lw
In Oxnard
O'INARD <AP) -Ctf.1 of.
Oelall ben IQ they will never
•1atn snnt Pff'Dttl to ~
U.at promote raclam -•Ad that lnehad the Ku Klux Klan.
The lC.KX au.ct .,_pplled' lot a
oermtt to rwchedul t ntm r. Blrtb ol a N Uon •· Oct. l after
• mel fl\l;pted over lU &bow· lnt July a MIA)' ~ <'Oft• 1ldtr the ftlm radtt
But Oxnard ahyor T1u1lo
kato told KKK otfldala that
tbey an no tonpr ftlcotne ln
bl1 clt1. Asllstan& City Mana,er Steve Coot 8dded that the city la
waltlns tor the ICKJC to i>eY lta
abare ot more than 110,000 worth
·of dam..-from the clash.
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LOS ANGELES (AP> -A
-~n.bound eltafter ~l wu
delayed several houra when the
jet became mired m as phalt
after the departing plane taxied
the wrong way al Los Angeles
['--_sr._~_TE_]
Int e rn a ti o n a l Airport ,
a uthorities say.
Tom Wheeler, spokesman for
World Airways, a;aid there were
no injuries and no damage lo the
DC ·8 on Sunday. Approximately 200 passengers
disembarked a nd fuel tanks
we re emptied, the spokesman
said.
Plaae ........ Reef
........
NUCLEAR PROTESTER ARRESTED AT DIABLO CANYON
San Lule Obtapo Deputlea Drag Oft Demon1trator
400 Arrested
Nuke Protesters
Continue Rally
SAN LUIS OBISPO CAP> -A second round of anti·nuclear
protests began at dawn today at the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power
plant with the arrests or 50 demonstrators who blocked the main a ate.
Sheriff George Whiting said thls morning's arrests broyght to
more than 400 the total or demonstrators arrested in and around
the Pacific Gas & Electric Co. plant during the past two days. Most
.have been book~ toI trespassing. ,.,
Sad But No Wiser
.,..,, . ,, ..
~ide J'ictima Rebuild on Slopes
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CALIFORNIA
PUBLIC NOTICE
CJLNM
ITAT•M ... IT
OP UANOC*MalfT ~
UHCW "CTITIOUS
IUSINelSNAMIE
Tiit IOtlOWlftl ..,tGM ll<t¥e llNft>
tM -d IM llrtlttou. MINH
ntl'M LI~ l'INAHCIAL Gl'OUP
LOS ANGELkS <AP> turned many ot the ernbtt. ~'o:.~~IWl.Wtedl ...... ,..,
-For two years , area's pretty Mllal4.c• Tll• 11u111CK11 !Mitt,_. -••
Southern Callfornlans \nto movtna 9'Nlel ot "IT'S BEEN our home C:..~.~=~~J'."" 111 °'.,.
prayed fOlr relief from a earth. Mudllict. ooted for 20 yeara." explained O•tv N. ""-· '"°° 0o ... st .• ""'-
record draught. • the bottoms out,_... 1,Jll· Qenoflte's 19-year-old w1~1r::-;.~~=0ow '*~
Now, 1lx months after der some bUUd••• ancl 4'au1bter. Kim. She said 1te•n.N1W0011fNcll.c.'*°
winter r&llns an<.\ Oood1 roads and burled ~•ra her father has made one T~:.,'=:.: ~ " •
turned the droug'ht Into with rotb and..,,.., cooc:eJaion lo the chance o.v" 1c._
a dusty memory, thlnp Now. as Lail An1eles of another disafiler: ••NDu.aMoHtON "'*'
are little changed -too s w e lt e r s th r o u f b "We've added a second A"""9Jt """"
rewpeoplehavefioodln-another par~hecl. sbedtory -wtoit.~ the:,:.:.~~ .....
1urance and too many smogey summer, many roorn.1 on P· Pu1>115llecl 0r.,. CDHt o.iiw Plitt
are rebulldtng on the s trick e n cit hen t . Bill Rolla nd's $1.5 .1viv 3i. A1'9· 7· 14• 21• "71 n7M a
PUBUC NOTICE same precarious slopes apparently sadder but m i I I i o n M a 1 i b u
where moving mud seemingly no more tire beachftont a pa rtment
s we pt away their wiser. are rebolldln' -bulldina was tom apart -4•---a-.-,..-----
homes. rieht on the same trouble w h e n o o zl n g m u d suHitlOll couin °" "'•
BY JUNE 30• when spots. pushed it 11,.\ Ceet off Its s~~~·C:~;:"O:~
the National Weather The Robert Genome 'r'°ebuunildinda!.ion . H e l s "o"c•'tP~"'"o OP
Se • •~...a Its bookl famllv, trapped lo.tide e rv1ce C&UIDCU ~ ''Al this ..,.int. we're PaTITION..,. ll'ttOeATll OP WILi.
on the year, 33.'4 inches ~~=~:en':.~eb!~:YaiLl~ absorbing theloss -me ~::.P::D1.:~=..~~~=-:0 of rain had powlded the and the b ank," s aid AOM•M•n•• u"Dlf• t.1
area, more than ln any :rasme~f'~~ blo:1~~~ Rolland. "I 've never ~~o::;~~:rCTAoMuonunoee
season since the winte,rs 1.....1.! '----a defeati'st. a·n my l!st••• 01 EL•Z••t:TH CLAitK f 890 Th t ITHt Feb. 9, ls ...._~ng Y"'H• coneu.o. ~. o 1889·1 · e moa forward to moving back life. and f Just can't NOT1ce is H111uv 01ve:N 11N1 severe storms raged . N walk a way from it." MARK o COSTELL011n 11a.ct ... ,..i..
from Feb ... 12 and Feb. __ in_lo __ th_e_hous __ e_1_n __ o_v_· __________ _,. "'"'°"tot Probet•et wiu Md'°' r 1-11ee of u uen 'f~'J to 28-Marcb 4. IN Petit•-Md Mr.iutlofl to ... .
---r-lnr..-e AM'X...-_--'ted '"1!i_~!lr tt_"14tUllOf'-"'JJ ...... • ... LLl'I:: "''~...:> l>W'll'I dtftl Aom1 .. di' .. kiflil t1tM•Ad , ••• into big ones and o~er-• '-"<• 10 -<" '' ,..... tOf' •"'1Nt nowed their banks Into HAROLD Ull'ln M D INC P••tlcul•r\ • .no 111411 .... tlm• •no nuu&.l.L, • •• • plKt ot he•lno tht -1W1S llffn "' flas h fioods, like the One ' IOf AUOIHl 22. 197', .t 10'00 t m .. In
th tped ut th rt & irnnrv M Sff ••RO, M 0 .... co..,,,_°' ~ .... > oi at w o ine reso2 Krfft~I • Rr1 • • ..io co11<1. -1 * awtc ""'"" On"" or Hidden Spr gs, 5 Wesl, '" .... Clh of S•nte A ....
l h r L Announce The Openfnn of C•lllornt• mi e s nort o os ··• o.1.0AU9U'1o11,1•1'I Ang e les in the San Their omce At WILU -•.,.JOt41t,
Gabrie l Mount ain s . llll~c.t-....., •• • .,..,c.. t2714 H1cu~:~t::.0 Eight people died. and .,, A•aii,. ,.,_
only a few battered Practin'Llmlted to Internal Medicine :.';~~~~·,....•
foundations remain to & Ga9tro Enterotogy & Liver Oiaease Tel: cm11 .. ,..
tha th . A-Yltl tw· """'"-shOW t e comm um-....._Ir ... Publl\NO ar-. Coe11 o.i1w P •1ot. ty ever existed. .._... ,.., ,, ••• 14MJl6 Aue. u . ••. am
THE R-AINS also
PLEASE HELP!!! $500 REWARD
for the ret.n of
PUBLIC NOTICE .. ,...
..OTIClf TO '91•0tTOttS su~•l'IOlt CIOUl'T Of' TMIE
STATE OP CAUPCMINIA l'Otl THIE CIDUMTY Of' OllAllOIE
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In the AMI• of lftt Etl ... of CECIL
R GARRETT. OKHMd.
Notice i. llerell¥ QI_, to crtc1t1en
N VH>9 Cl•-~tMl IN oel4 O.Ce· oent to Ille wttd cl.,_ •n Ille offk e of ,,,. clerti of ,,.. -esatO ~ or 10
D<esettt ,,..m IO Ille ...-n '9MO •I ,,.,.
PACOIMA IAP> -Two men
have been injured in \the forced
landin~ or a single epgine _plane
atop the roof of a small, one-
s ory ctarry store In Paconna.
authorities say.
-"I-think there!& a few ~-5UU up-ther.e.,..." in the rugged -----.1.•...5ltK .. !l 01'lll:n:...M .. r:m~•••m~JL __ hills surrounding the facility, he said .
• A+IG>&llSO.., ~~ a -~~~.,.......~· ,.,_...S.9~100 North R-81..0 •• P.O. ~hi~«l'.
Glenn A. Tronerr, and his
passenger Jose G. Manzo were
reported in sta ble condition al
Serra Memorial Hospital early
today.
1..A Street C.U.psa
LOS ANGELES CAP> -A sec-
tion of a heavily-traveled street
m central Los Angeles collapsed
into a gaping bole early Sunday
whe n a 30-inch underground
water main broke, dumping hun-
dreds of thousands al eallona of
water into the street.
About 5,000 cuatomen lost
telephone servlee after the f
-a . m . brealt when waf~r
drenched cables beneath tbe
s urfa ce of Western Avenue
Department of Water and Power
officials said. ·
Tetnt Sl•er 6tdb9
LOS ANGELES fAP> -The
attorney for a 17-y~ar-old Ox-
n ard youth convicted or murder.
rape and attempted murder tn a
brutal attack on two high school
sweet.hearts says he plans lo
seek a new trial.
Ruben Torres was ordered by
Superior Court Judge Nancy
W.auon lo r~ S&,pt. 20 for a
probation and sentencing hear-
ing. But after the verdict was
announced, defense attorney
Bruce Kinneson said he would
submit a motion for a new trial.
The Oxnard teen-ager was
found guilty of second-degree
murder in the fatal bludgeoning
of 17-year-old Paul Yenney Jr.
and was also convicted of the
rape and attempted murder of
18-year-old Linda Fiene in the
attack last Oct. 14.
THE ABALONE ALLIANCE, an anti-nuclear power group
which sponsored the protest which brought more than 3,000 people
te a beach rally Sunday, said a total or 387 demonstrators moved
into and arowld the property Sunday afternoon.
The protest began again in the foggy pre-dawn darkness as a
string of demonstra\ors sat in the road in front or the main gate.
The react.or is seven miles behind the gate.
Ttley were ordered to disperse and were arrested when they
refused. With bands bound behind them, the demonstrators stood
in a circle singing as they wen: led away for processing. one by
one.
SEVERAL HUNDRED CA'M.PED on nearb)' Sao L~h.
beadquarters of tbe rally. .
About ISO of the demonstrators spent the blgbt In h •fdlls
above the plant. said Randy Bernard, a spokesman for the Abeaone
_ Al!lance. He said tb4!f. wauW flflat ~ and ue¢ IQlar col· --ieaors arouriCJlhe rea~ s~a prote&t:agalnst:nuclear-pow.er.
The terrain -covered with weeds and poison oak -ts not
owned by the utility company, and San Luis Obi!ipo Cowaty Sheriff
George Whiting said arrests were made omy after demonstrators
entered the PG&E area and walked into formations of riot
equipped deputies.
ALUANCE ATl'ORNEY Fred Bray s aid arrests were for
trespassing, violation or the court order and failure lo disperse. All
are misdemeanors with penalties of up lo $500 and six months in
jail.
Sherifrs spokesmen said those arrested were taken to the
minimum aecwi1y Calllornia Men's Colony aear the eounty Jail.
Bernard said the alliance recommended that those arrested
demand a trial, and adcled, '-We're going to be putting nuclear
energy on trial."' · .
A FUND WOULD BE aAISED for legal fees, be said.
One of the first to enter the forbidden area w.-s 14-year-old
Clint Boele:, of Redwood Valley, who commented. ·~1 don't Wee
nukes'' as he slipped through the barbed wire alongside the access
road.
Asked i( he expected arrest, Boek replied. "Yup. I hope so."
The demonstrators entered the area to the applause of several
hundred of the 3,000 people who gathered nearby lo rally, set up
solar collectors and listen to speakers denounce the plant's con-
struction throughout the warm afternoon.
About 200 counter-demonstrators showed up and periodically
tried to out-chant the a nti-nuclear group. There were no reported
incidents between the two groups.
Air Increase
SAN FRANCISCO
<AP> -Jet plane opera-
tions increased less than
.__tw_q percent at San
1 P'fancisco International
Airport in the fiscal year
A ring of many colors.
to July l, but passenaer
volume went up nearly
11 percent, Airports
Director Dick Heath re-
ported.
SuitWom
SAN DIEGO <AP)
The attorneys who pro-
secuted an integration
suit agains t the city
school district have been
awarded $97,100 by a
Superior Court Judae.
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THE ANGELS' MERV RETTENMUND SLIDES HOME ON GEOFF ZAHN'S WILD PITCH.
Dog House -----
For Rams
Is Growing
LOS ANGELES c AP> -Prac-
San Diego Invades
Oui of l'rying Pan
And Into the Fire
tice absences meant preseason LOS ANGELES _ The Los
game benchings for three key Angeles Dodgers open a
members or the Los Angeles h · with th s Rams during Saturday night's t ree-game senes e an
National Football League pre-Diego Padres at home tonight <7 :301 and hope to avenge the season loss to New England. loss or three games in the
A n d Ii n e back fr I s i ah Border City last'week .. = Robertson, w~ missikl several The Dodgers remained ln
days of pra~tlce last month. contentt~n fdr the National
"I'm very satisfied with a
split of the series. We were at a
great disadvantage, losing the
first two games and having to
play before these crowds ... said
Reggie Smith. the Dodgers·
bitting hero Sunday with a
two-r un double and his 21st
home run of the year.
"'
..
... ....
played only an the second half -1&8&..U~~ West pe~ant S\,\nday a11 "1th aTemve a~renstvflmtt. . · Burt HoOf.onnutted rfour-hi.
The ~ttoft~d apparent dis· 5 ·1 victpry over the San
•
favor wtth Ra!lls Coach George Francisco Giants. The ·loss left
Allen was tight end Charle the Giants percentage points out
Young. Allen was not available of first place behind Cincinnati.
for comment Sunday on why The Giants in first place since
Young wasn't ~sed. But a Rams' June 8 b ~ t never b y a ~pokesman said Young had not
practiced for several days prior
to the 14-7 loss m the opening
pr~eason game.
Dodgp,.. 81ate
""Charle JUSt didn't feel like TbnlgM S.n Dle90.U..osAnoele1 7:2Sp.m TueSCS.y S.n Dle9o.i LosAnll9f" 7:2Sp m practicing. He wasn't ready to W•--• s... Dl•vut ~""9elfl 1:up.m
play football, .. the spokesman
added
The 6-4. 235-pound Young was
the top pass receiver in the Na·
lional Football Conference in
1974 with Philadelphia, mal(lng
63 catches f-Or 696 yards. But
after being dealt to Los Angeles
last year. Young surprisingly
lost the starting role to Terry
Nelson.
Also not in action Saturday
night after four day absences
from ""cUces in late July were
cornerback l\fonte Jackson and
wide receiver Ron Jessie.
Doug France. an offensive
tackle who also missed four
days of practice and was fined
SSOO per day. was in the starting
unit. France. however, h ad
voluntarily begun p reseason
drills about a week before most·
other veterans.
Pmnped Up,
Says Lopez
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SUNNJNGDALE, E ngland
I AP> -Nancy Lopez, the 1978
sensation on the women's goll
tour. won the European Open
championship Sunday by firing a
final round 73 for a 289 total, 7·
under-par. for her eighth triumph
this year.
South African Sally Little, who
led for the first two round$, and
Americans JoAnne Cam~ and
Mary Dwyer finished three
strokes behind with a 292 ag.
1regate.
Lopez, from Roswell, N.M ..
earned $15,000 and moved ahead
of Judy Rankin's women's rec-·
ord or winning $150, 73' in a
atnsle season with $153,097. She also gained sweet revenge
over Rankin for beating her by
s ix strokes here last year.
Rank.La finished far down ln the
field with a 3-2 total.
Lopez's 1ame bad turned
mediocre since winnlnt a
tournament in June. but on Sun·
nin1dale's 6, 174-yard, par 7'
eourse she displayed her old
f onn. "My confidence i1 rt1bt
back," sbe said afterwards, ''1
was really pumped up here"
Lopez, who llnlsbed the flnt
See LOPBZ. Pase 92
comfortable margin . fell
percentage points behlnd the
Cin cinnati Reds by losing
Sunday . Tbe defending
champion Dodgers are 21,2
games orr the lead.
"I HAD A THOUGHT in the
dugout during the gam e .
wondertng if we'd ever see some
daylight in this race." said
Giants Manager Joe Altobelli.
'"Then I realized the o nly
daylight I 'll see will probably be
at 6 o'clock In the momipg."
The Giants had won the first
two games o( the series at
Candlestick Park. extending a
Los Angeles losing streak to six
gam es. and huge crowds turned
out over the weekend hoping to
witness the extermination of the
Dodgers.
J
ROOK.IE BOB WELCH eo.de:d
tbe losing streak with a 2·Q
s hutout of the Giants on
Saturday. and Hooton had only
one scary moment before
Sunday's crowd of 54.723.
With the Dodgers ahead 4-0 in
the fourth. the Giants loaded the
bases with one out. Hooton
struck out Mike Ivie. who had a
chance for his third grand slam
or the s eason . and Larry
Herndon.
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BJ IOHN Sl!lVANO wasn't ta«i1ing and Lansford was doubled up at • oe .. .,..,...._...... second. thus taking the Angels out or what could
Manaser Jlm Fretosl was extr~mely have been a big inning.
contented as he aat in hll office late Sunday "It was my fault all the way." Lansford said
afternoon. sheepishly. •·rve always watched the pros do that In less than 24 hours. his Anaels had pulled off play only 1 forgot they look up to see if the runner
another dramatic 4-3 come-lrom·behlnd victory at third is going or not.
over the Minnesota Twlna. The win gave the "I don't have to take chances like that with
Angela a $-3 advantage on the homestand. and nobody out. I still have a lot or things to learn. and
more importantly. it kept them only two games as they always say. you learn by your mistakes." behind dlvlslon-•eadlng Kansas City. "Yes. I'm happy," said Pref:!; "especially THE ONLY MISTAKE Nolan Ryan made was
alter the• way we started th.e estand <two serving up his usual amount or base on balls. ~osaes to Oakland)." Although he struck out 10. Ryan walked seven
batters -two of which accounted for runs.
THE HALOS START their seven game road Ryan was in trouble almost every inning
trip in the Bay ar..ea tonight. They'll play three excep\ the first when he retired the side in order.
with the A's and then will move up oorth to play Otherwise. it was the Twins' inability to come up
four with Seattle. · with a timely hit as they stranded 13 men on base.
As hot and as clutch Ryan had to leave the game in the eighth after -Eu~~·~· ~~~~~t"Pa.i'.~DBtfJllflllL suffering a blister on the middle finger or his right played Or late. It wouldn't ~aRoche-L8"5Lp1cked W>J2r Ryan and
surprise many to see the CIMulllel 7 11t a P!lched the mnth inning to get credit for e
Halos return from their victory
trip in fiTSt place. '"All I can do is prepare for my next start."
Sunday's hero. before 17.628 at the Big A. was said Ryan when asked 1f he was frustrated by his
~hird baseman Camey Lansf(>rd. whose one out work latelv ·Tm throwmJ! prettv ~ood. but l could
single to center off Mike Marshall 15·11> In the be throwing better. It's been an up and down
ninth inning brought home Ken Landreaux with thing.
the winning run. ''WE WON AND THAT'S all that counts. l'm
not worried about records and I'm not making
LANSFORD. A ROOKIE, Is beginning to any personal goals for the rest or the seaso
sound more like a veteran as each day passes. Other than Lansford. the hitting stars f the
"'There's no pressure now. We 're taking each Angels were Rettenmund. who went 3-for-o raise
game as it comes along.·· said the 21.year-old his average to .293. and Landreatoc. ose drag
going on :J<t. "We know we 're in a pennant drive bunt to open the ninth started the winning rally.
but that doesn't mean we have to be nervous." Landreaux. who was put into the leadoff
As calm as Lansford appears to be. he showed position at the beglnnN1g of the Twin series. is ~
bis. rookie strtpes in the third Inning. filling the role admirably .
Trailing 2·1 with runners at the corners and "This is the first time l've ever been put in the
nobody out. Don Baylor bit a medium rty ball to lead-off role.·· said Landreaux. who ended up the
center field that was caupt by Don Ford and day 3-for-4 with a walk. ··1 used to hit second. third
quickly hurried back to the infield. or lower. so this is new to me.
""But J'U do whatever they want me to do to
LANSFORD, WHO WAS at first. thought Merv help the team wm. ··
Rettenmund was tagging at third and coming to That seems to be everybody's general attitude
the plate. So. he t~ed ~gd went to second to on the Angels recently.
rolttt hifH'Wlnef".-On~y problen:Lwas Rettenmufill See'XNtirn. Page B?
·~··........_ JOHN MAHAFFEY GETS A HUG FROM WIFE SUSIE AFTER WINNING PGA PLAYOFF.
New Life Helps Texan
Mahaffey Comes Out of Nowhere to Win
OAKMONT. Pa. <AP> -John
Maharrey. who's known personal
and playing woes on the pro golf
tour. talked of new life after his
sudden-death triumph In the
PGA Championship.
"It's been a long road back
with lots of disppolntments, but
this makes up for every bit of
it,·' be said after bis 12-foot
birdie putt on the second extra
hole Sunday gave him victory
over Jerry Pate a nd Tom
W~tson. · I really think I deserve It.
I've wotked hard." added the
30-year-old Texan. who early
SU.nday wos se\len s tt'okes
behind the front-running. seem·
m1ly aec~e Watson.
TBE VICTORY, j ust the
seco~ of Mabaffey's eight-year
pro career, brought him $50,000,
a 10.Jear exempdon from quail·
f)1n1 for PGA tour events, and
hu11 aAd k1aes from his MYt'
wile, Susie. •
But don't &et the impression
pro 1011 has been all green grass
and &lory for Mahaffey. who
leaped tnto the .air with elation
while hia wtnoln1 putt was stlll
inches from the hole.
In 1$76. he lost the U.S. Open
1n 1 playotf with Lou Graham. A
year later, he had a cozy lead In
the same championship before
Pate. then a rookie sensation.
overtook him wttb a birdie oa
the last hole.
Then came a divorce from hie
ftnt wile, a drlnklna problem.
an elbow1nJury11U1tatned durtn1
a.swtoa. a tiroken band autalned
in a rail from a ladder and the
collapse of a career that had
earned hi m over SJ00,000 in
t hree years.
"I REALLY DON'T want to
talk about the past. There were
a lot of personal problems.
There were lrtjb.ries. And all or it
culminated io one thing -my
game deteriorated." he said.
"But now I'm healthy. And
I've got a more than healthy
marriage." he said as his second
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wife sat nearby with an armful
of ye llow roses.
'"I've got a wife that works
me She won't let me come home
from practice until it gets dark,
and I really think it's paid off."
M ahatrey spent long hours
early last week on the practice
tee But the pretournament talk
was of Jack Nickl aus. four.time
PGA champion.
.\S IT TURNED OUT,
Nicklaus didn't make the cut
after two rounds. and Watson
took command. shooting 67-69-67
to drop 10-under par and take a
five-stroke lead into Sunday's
final holes. Watson led by seven strokes
after he birdied the fourth hole
Sunda)' to drop ll·under-par
overall. .
But aft.er an an eagle on the
ninth hole. he three-putted the
10th to begib a slide that len him
at eight-under 276 after 72 boles.
His final round 73 left blm ill a
deadlock with Pate, who shot a
68. and Mahaffey, who had a 66.
· • 1 had opportunities to win
and Just didn't t~ke advantage
ol them." said Watson. "And
John and Jerry played excep-
tioal golf."
PATE, WHO BEGAN the day ·
at five.under, missed a 4-foot
putt on the l8lh hole that would
havt won 1t. · · t hit ll Just like I wanted to.
I've never seen one apln out Uke
t.hat." said Pate. whose wtfe,
Soozle. watched the mill from
the aallery and said "That's
1olf." ~
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ri\ght fOf mukl~ ob£cl'oe 1nturea toward e>ne of the of·
fh:htls. and .. unlt went on to a~e • 28-26 victory Nut~. pla)'.-r-<"Oach ol the Stnnaa. wua rectntly au•
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N w s pt>naU&ed one pcnnt after mttklai hus flnt
offendina motion toward the match wnpire. BUI Ru.hit . Ac·
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i lure in protesUnt the one point ~nalty. Another penal·
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eJected.
The lncldent occurred at the end of
N astase·s smate-s match •••l.PSt the
Cascades' Tom Gorman The two ptmal-
Ly poinU gave the set to Gorman 7-6.
aad ~~tle weftt a.head in the overall
match 21 20
Nus(a.bl' had bet!n sclleduled to play
an the foUow1ng Sl'l. mixed doubles, m
wh1t'h Sl•:tttlt>'., Bell) Stove a nd
Sherwood Sll'" ..irt defe.ilt>d the Strings' 1L11 NASTASI
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,.------1~---·~ ., tlte ··-----After Calfisb Hunter pitched his first s hutout
and complt.>lt> game o( the season Sunday.
Manager Bob Lemon had this observation· "He's
coming into his second youth or something the way
he's throwing the ball."
'Trine
t . Whal are the first names of pitch1?rs Sandy ICoufax .
f>1zzy Dean and Preacher Rowe?
2 What I!> the nickname or t.he Universit v of Houston
and what 1s tht' name of the mascot'> ·
\nswers at the Bottom
~re._ Spert• •••
BASEBALL -An error by San Diego shortstop Ozzie
Sm 1th :.l'l up a tie-breaking sacrifice fly to give the Cincin·
nat1 Reds a 3-1 victory and first place in the National
Lc<.1gut' Wesl an er San Franctsc-o lost to the DodgeTs ..
.\I Cowens smashed his first career
grand slam home run to lead Kansas Ci-
ty to a 12·5 win over Toronto .. Home
runs by Steve Kemp and Rusty S&aub
led Detroit to an 8-0 win over Chicago's
White Sox ... The P hiladelphia
Phillies traded utility infielder Dave
Johnson to the Chicago Cubs for right·
handed pitcher Larry Anderson ...
Recently acquired George Hendrick,
with 11 hits in his last 20 at-bats, led St.
Louis to a 3·1 win over the Mets with a CAnt5"HUNTU
homer and single ... Catfish Hant.er hurled a five-hitter
for his first shutout and complete game of the season in
leading the Yankees to a 3-0 win over Baltimore.
SOCCE.R -The California Surf will be at San Diego
Tues.day . rught ~t 7 to duel the Sockers at San Diego
Stad ium m the first round of the North American Soccer
League playoffs.
A block of 1.000 reserve'.d seat tickets is available for
Surf fans at the team oUices in Anaheim Stadium through
Tuesdi.y noon.
Radlo,T~••
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Angele5, 7 :30, KABC C790 I; Califomia Angels at Oakland.
8 o'clock, KMPC (110).
TV: Tonight -Baseball -Calilomia Angels at
Oakland, 8 o'clock. Channel 7.
AIUlft!n Co Trlela
1 S:inlord Koufox. Jeromt.' l>eun ;ind El"in Ro"l'
2 The Houston Cou1rnrs. The mascot is Sha11t;1
By JOHN SEVANO °' .. O.lly f'tle4 ......
Thl• pust weekend has almost
been a blur to Danny Goodwm.
Called late Thursday by the
An'Ce ls to Join the club for the In·
Jur~d Ron J1tckson. Goodwin
cuutihl the flrat ntghl from El
Puao to Los Angeles Friday
morning.
M 1rnagt.>r Jim Fregosl dldn 't
wule any t1me using his new
1H•q u1sltlon elJher as he Im·
mediately mserted Goodwin into
the starting lineup
Goodwm responded by hitting
400 <0·151 durlne the four games
over the weekend. and. if he
should continue at such a pace.
would present Fregosi with a
problem when Jackson returns.
ON A TEAM surplused with
first baseman-designated hillers
< i e Ron Fairly. Tony Solaita.
Ron Jacksonl. the Question is
whered.OeS.GoodWJD flt.Ln.?_
If you let Goodwin answer the
question. the reply would be
simple Goodwin fits in with
the California Angels
"I'd hke lo think I'm here to
stay." s:ud the soft.spoken
Goodwin who was leading the
Texas League in batting
avera~e <.361 I. home runs <25J .
and RBI <92J when he was called
by the club.
··1 was happy to be called up
when I was. I think the timing
was r ight for me. and right now
I don •t plan on going baclc ~
GOODWIN IS VERY a ware
his position is over-crowded at
the moment and someone is go-
ing to have to go when Jackson
returns. but he's not worried
about it.
Goodwin is no stranger to the
Angels Signed as the Ha los· No
1 selection in the 1975 free agent
draft. Goodwin spmt the end of
the '7S season and the last three
nionths of the 1977 canpaign with
the big club
Fro• Page BI
LOPEZ. • •
round in eighth place, one·
under-par. pulled herself up to
share the lead with Little at the
midway point. then went out on
her own in lhe third round Satw"·
day and stayed in front all Ute way
Sunday.
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DANNY GOODWIN
Goodwin says his seasons tn
the minors. especially this year
with El Paso. have matured him
as a person and us a hitter.
.. l 'VE LEARNED how to
make adjustments. You have to
know how to keep yourself re-
laxed and not let things upset
you." said Goodwin. who turns
25 in Sept.
"You acquire patience with
knowing yourself. You have to
discipline yourself Ir you're going
to have success. yet vou have to
reall~e you're not 1oln1 to IUC·
ceed alltheUme. ··1 know I'm not eolna to be a
great hitter every day. but that
doesn't mean I can't have a
positive attitude. I'm thinking
about winning all the time and
what I can do to help us achieve
that end.
"You can't think of yourself.
you.obave to think of the team."
Goodwin acknowledges his
competition is stiff 1tnd admits
that lack of experience may hurt
his chances. '
"THAT COULD BE a reason
for them to send me down. but I
ree l rm as good a hitter as there
is in the organization.
"I'd like to stay. I look at
myself as a pressure ballplayer.
I'd like to think I have ex·
pertence in playing in pressure
situations.
"Look at Camey Lansford.
He's adjusted to the situation
w•ll. Ubink..1 could 4o the aame thing.··
One aspect that might be
taken into consideration by the
Angel organization is Good111\n's
ability to also perform ac the
catching position.
Originally drafted as a
catcher. Gobdwin hurt his arm
early in his career and was
moved to first base . But
Goodwin said the arm has
healed and he'd be ready to spell
Brian Downing if he needed a
rest .
"I~m jusl glad to be here.
Hopefully I can stay and help
this club the rest of the way.··
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TENNIS I SWIMMING I DIVING
Ryder Makes U.S. Team
THE WOODLANDS, Texu -Ed
J\)'du and Jeue V1nallo flniahed
one-two in the 1.500-meter fr tyle and ellmlq•tcd MlHton VltJo
Nadadore. teammate Brian Gooden
from the World Cbamplonsblpe at tbo
Amatt-ur Atbl le Unton Iona course
swlmmtnc champtonahlps here
&.today.
Vaa1aUo wa the outatandlna malt
swimmer tn the m d wtt.h thrtt
vltlorlet and his
runnerup finish to
Ryder Sundaty. He
~et a world rerord
In tho 400.meter
lndh•idual medley
t.>lr ller In the
meet.
Allee Browne ot
the N1d1dorea
team who held the
American r e<:ord eo noH
for lhe 800 meters, finished third
behind Tracy Caulldn< and Cynlhta
Woodhf11d aind foiled to quaUfy for
th• U .S team. Only tho top two make
the t .. m thut wlU compete ln S.rllo Aue.»•.
Brlan Good 11, world rttord holder
In th• a Ind 1600. had a throat lnfec·
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Tanner Impressive
Pressure Tennis
Applied by Dibbs
OREO LOUOANIS
From AP Dltp1tehe1
NORTH CONWAY, N.H. -
Fel1ty Eddie Dlbbs slugged.
volleyed and smashed hts way to
victory over defending champ
Jotin Alexander of Australia to
take the championship of a
$175,000 international tennis
tournament at Mt. Cranmore
Stadium Sunday.
Dibbs. who initially bad trou·
ble returning the Australian's
powerful rocket serve. turned
aggr essive after winnin1 the
third game and started slugging
and running to the net to force
Alexander into errors that led
Dlbbs to a 6·4. 6·4 triumph.
a nd Dick Stockton took first
place by defeating Brian Falrlle
and Ismail El Shafei Hi. 6·'1.
Sed9a1-llel&
ASPEN. Colo. -Australia's
Frank Sedgman. using both cor·
ners to his advantage. easily de·
feated Denmark's Torben Ulrich
6·2. 6·3 Sunday to win a Grand
Masters tennis tournament.
The ~year-old Sedgman and
fellow Aussie Rex Hartwig, 48,
both from Vtctorta. won the
doubles title 6·2. 6-4 over two
California reside nts. Sv~n
Davidson of Arcadia and Hqb
Stewart of Newport Beach. c. ....... r,...
INDIANAPOLIS -Jimmy
Lo~anis,
All the Way
"I was more a~gressive today
than I was agamst Alexander
when he beat me last week ln
Louisville. I figured he was go-
ing to put the pressure on me. so
l ~ut the pressure on him.lint..."
said Dlbbs alter the match. He
won $27.000 a nd a $15,000
automobile.
... Connon, who won his first U.S.
As wiMers of national plat·
form diving titles Sunday. ln·
ternataonal veterans Greg
Louganis and Melissa Briley
earned places on the eight
member U.S. diving team for
the World Aquatic Games in
West Berlin Aug. lS.22.
Louganis. 18. has been con·
sidered one or the world's pre-
mi e r tower divers since his
second·place finish at the Mon·
treal Olympics. He built up such
a huge lead in the Saturday and
Sunday 10-meter competition he
was-assured ef-belng first..e.ven
if be bellyfiopped in his final
dive at the AAU Outdoor div·
ing Championships
But his dive was excellent as
usual. and he received a stand·
ing ovation from the crowd at
the Mission Viejo pool. Louganls
had 846.165 points in the two-day
competition. 96.03 points ahead
of second·place finisher Mark
Virts. 23, of Fort Wayne. Ind.
Bril~y. 21. of Houston. bad
559.05 points to edge Barb
Weinstein. 20, of Cincinnati. who
had 544.44, Virts and Weinstein
also qualified for the U.S. team
on the Berlin trip.
"It's really good on these trips
lo have your own coach with
you.•· said Lougants or his coach.
Ron O'Brien.
Dlbbs broke Alexander's serve
in the ninth game to go up 5-4
with s hor t ·tempered
groundstrokes t hat shot like
bullets over the net and left '!l
Alexander rtat-footed in center
court. He went on to win his
serve to take the first set.
Jn the second set. Alexander
dropped his first ser ve Im·
mediately as Dibbs made three
quick-puslnglihots. -
After his service was broken in the first game. Alexander and
Dibbs held their serves.
T••11erM ..
NEW ORLEANS -Top-
seeded Roscoe Tanner relied on
a powerful serve to ace fifth
seed Victor Amaya 14 times Sun·
day and take the singles title at
a 175.000 Grand Prix tennis
tournament at the Superdome.
Tanner won the match 6·3. 7·5.
taking the last eight. points in the
final set to wrap up the victory.
"He's got sqch a tough serve
to pick out because he bas a low
ball toss." Amaya s aid after the
match. ''It took me five service
games to get into it."
In doubles. Erlk Van Dillen
Pro Soccer Standings
CMVal Dl11h!M
Open Clay Court tennis cham·
pionship when the event moved
to the-lndianapo~is Racquet
Club. is top seeded in this year's
renewal of the event that Is
scheduled to be played at a new
site next year.
Connors. who won here in 1974
and 1976. meets Australian Rod
Frawley in tonight's feature
match.
Racing Results
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Foyt Wins 60th
COLLEGE STATION, Te,.. -A. J.
Foyt, the winningest driver in USAC
history, captured his 60th cham·
pionship in the 200-mile Texas Grand Prix here Sunday.
Foyt charged from behind in his
blood-red Coyote V-8 to outrun fellow
Texas Johnny Rutherford to the checkered flag.
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Angels
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Minnesota
Chicago
Seattle
W L
60 47
61 52
59 54
52 56
46 62
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40 72
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Boston
Milwaukee New York
Baltimere
Detroit
Cleveland
Toronto
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61 46 .570 7
61 49 .555 81 2
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West Division
Cincinnati
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Atlanta
Houston
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66 46 .589
63 48 .568 212
57 54 .514 812
51 59 .464 14
51 59 .464 14
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Philadelphia 59 47 .557
Chicago 56 53 .514 412
Pittsburgh SO 56 .472 9
Montreal 53 60 .469 9' 2
New York 47 65 .420 15
St. Louis 42 68 .382 19
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Tom Nut• of Mt13lon Boy Yacht
Club •• the 4etendtna chomplon.
Tll£ 8NlP8 Cl.. ontt v..aa the num~rlcall)' Jar,cat one·dealp clu11
of 1&1lllna boat n tho world There
arc cummtly more than ao,ooo boats
in U countries. There art fteeta In 29
or tbe United S\ald ol America,
ReauJta of J\U\lor champtoubl_p: J,
a.ndy Stn.Jt.b·O.&n Palmer, MBYC. 3-4.7 potntt: a. St.eve Garland·Neal
Carland. SMVC, 35.7; 3. John Shad·
den·Pele P'teiler. A8YC. 39.7; 4, cart Htdtlmn·Chria PreU. MBYC. 45. 7; 5, \like Se1erbloOm·Gary
Davidson. A.BYC. 48.
91 Boats Sail Pauage
BOATING
Odine
First to
Finish
HONOWW CAP > -
The 79-foot sloop Ondine
o r Larchmont. N.Y .•
crossed the finis h line
e arly Sunday to w~n
f1r•t·to-fuUsh honors m
the first race of the Clip·
per Cup Yacht series.
Close behind In the .
LIYC Regatta R Dra lOO·mile r ace a r ound ace UJS Oahu Island was Jim
Kilroy's 79-foot Kialoa of
Ninety-one boats 10 seven classes turned out
for Lido Isle Yacht Club's August Regatta sailed
over courses inside the bay Saturday and Sunday.
Largest class was the Sabot A, won b)' Sheryl
Rados of Newport Harbor Yacbl CJub. There were 19
.e.ntrlea:
'l'ropf\Y winners in each class:
SABOT A C"' -1, SM.--;1 II~ NMVC: 2, Aod T-, 9CYC; J, ~•""'"2w. NHVC,; •• 0.. T-.. .ave; s. (;9rry Meoll I CYC. SAIOT I Ctl -1, ltad ~. l.IV\S ,, TodO ,._., eVC; S. SMiiy E•lllL-VC.
S.A90T C IHI -I, 0..,1411 lonettl. IVC; t. P.s Gr•Y. UVC; J, K•lllft _,,..,..,., •vc·•.Jeff~. LIVC: s 0..WT"'11;'9VG.
'-ASl!ll A CH\ -I. Ml'-Piflduwy, ICVC. t,•!:,,Buc«inlMm. NHVC; s. ,,. .. a... NHYC, •. 0on StoooGM°"L eve. s. w .. 1ns, ave l.ASl!ll I CMI -t. Mart Tiaot9MM"'41 Fr-.e, \.IVC:-2. ~ "'-• I YC; ~_!W ~y. LIYC; 4, W.b. '---mUYC; S, Fred llMftn, t..IVC. Ll~1._ Ill -I, OW'ls RNll, HHV(; 2, TllorM, ICYC. Ll~U· (Ml -I, Geoto9 v.~~·v : t. Oon P•l-lst, LIYC; a. Fr..s '°"""·eve.•. 11oo -w .... , .... ave. s. Ty~ eve.
Niad Takes
Handicap Win
Weather conditions ranged from light to gusty for
the 163 boats in the Santa Barbara to King Harbor
(Redondo Beach > race which started Friday at
noon.
After a slow start the yachts ran into strong
winds orr Anacapa----------
lsland which disabled ~RF-c 11!1...: i, OIWesc.o, o. ..
'Several of the boats Ulith P•rtr1., A ... ve; 2. HUS119r, si.w ... Geor~ l(HYe; 3. ~ ... Tom broken rudders lnd Pu11•r~ $9SC: •1 CMnon. Jott" . f ii Th Tll••ley, pVYC: S, Summorllmo, minor gear a utes. e. o""r.,,.,..,._savc.
yachts again e ncoun·
t e red light weather Sto..I~
finish. «&' u.ea-a.
Garners
C-25 Title
48 v L•-Los Angeles. They .i 0CTU3 began the race at noon
Light airs from sturt
to finish plagued Bahia
Corinthian Yacht Club's
Santa Barbara Passage
race from Newport
at'Ottnd San Clemente
Island Saturday and
Sunday.
The r ace s tarted
Saturday al 11 a.m. and
boats were still finishing
late Sunday night.
Forty·eieht sailing
yachts showed up for the
race which is open to In·
l el"natlona1 Offs hor e
Rule (JOR >.
Performance Handicap
Racing Fleet CPHRF>
an d ocean raci n g
catamarans IORCA>.
Saturday and finished in
about 13 hours.
IN CORRECTED time
for Class A, the largest
boat. Ragamuffin. of
Australia was first in )()
hour~. 4S mtnuta. one
second. She was followed
by Anticipation of New
Zealand and Checkmate
of Marina del Rey. In cor·
reeled time for Class B.
Monique of New Zealand
was first in 10 hours. 40
minutes, 36 seconds.
Next in line were Ruffian
of Hawail.-illld ln~a o!.
New Zealand.
IN CLASS C, Don
Quixote of Taiwan had
top corrected time at
nine hours. 43 minutes.
. 37 seconds. Following
Handicap results: her were Carrie Ann V
IOR -'· Kon•'s Fire, Jim of Hawaii and Country
s191QA11, 1.Avc. Boy of New Zealand.
PHRF·A -I, Clt's P•l•mn, C•rl Loll, BCYC; 2, Yellow Rlboon R•lph
Toblln VYC; >, G••••Y. Everett P•lmer, NHVC.
PHRF·B -1.1.umM .. , 8111 AOllrs, VVC: 2, Clpl•lll MlcllllQltl, Jolln
Rusll, Qpo BYC; 3, Anlm•I F•rm, Brue. H-, VYC.
PHRF·C • '· Pepor Tiwr. Jim Murlllmd, BYC, 2, Nl-111 II. JOhn Klnul, VVC. ORCA -1, Fr••ll)'I•, Jerry Wtl~l•f, ~ IVC, 1.1. Erlln, Sowle H9<41\IQllll l.el\elN Y~; l , lml llo•.
Vic St-. SI IVC.
The next phase of the
Clipper Cup race series
will be three 30·mile
Olympic Training ra ces
to b e held Tuesd ay.
Wednesday and Thurs·
day. The series will con·
elude Saturday with the
start of an 800-mlle race
around the state.
Newport's Cook
Powerboat Victor
FIRST bout to finish
at 10 p.m . Friday was
Sunset Blvd. skippered
by Barry Berkus, Santa
Barbara Yacht Club, but
railed to save her time
over Bill Underwood's
Nlad , Santa Ba'rbara
Yacht Club in the In·
ternaliona l Offshore
Rule division.
CEDAR POINT, Ohio CAP> -Betty Cook won
a narrow victory in the 1978 Cedar Point Grand
Starlight. skippe red National powerboat race Saturday. averaging
b y D.i c k Ru s s e 11 • 82.46 miles per hour OJ\ relatively calm waters of
Alamitos Bay Yacht Lake Erie.
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Sadat l•ttlati1'e PtJBUC NM'ICE
Plot Report
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1119 ott~• oi ti. clertl of 1M •lllOW -Nrl 0 AP Th l Ill ti 111 ... tolWt. °'to~· ltlem, w11t1 ~ w y RK < > -e peace n a ve 1119 lll<HMrY _....,,, 10 1 ... IHI·
PUBLIC NOl'ICE
PUBUC NOTICE .. ,....
•lCTITtOUS aUStNIQ
NAMI STAHMCNT
> • launched last year by Eg{iptlan President Anwar ••"''"°'' •1 Mu11w1rz. u 11i1111t. ft t i
'
l Ill tl Me C 0 0 NA L 0 , M ti A 0 E a. Sadat cam~ a er arae n e gence secre Y 11oseNwA1.o. A Pfo• ... •lon•• warned E8'YPl of an Arab extremist plot to over· c;orporat1011, 4.0 Newoort ce"tt' TM •ollOWlnt CN•IO!ll •re dOlllO '
butfntU•I • • throw the Cairo go\'ernment. accordina to Time °''"•· Sutt• •.us. Ntwp0rt a .. c11. e C.lllOl'lll• ...0. WlllCll IS 1119 jlle<e Of
cou1111eoes. 331s F•.,•••• . Ro.It, Coltll Mew, CA. 11'2' • l Ma1ulne. --.airwtta °' ,,. """'"lql\9d '" ••• _,. Sadat's trip to Israel last November also ••n,.r1•tlllftoto1t1en1Notw•t1• <•Ill, Wl1HI\ ._ fMMlll •f .. r Ille followed a promise by Israeli Foreign Minister ""' lkitllkMlclftof 1111uott'8.
CO\IT\11111; 90UTIQU£<. •,•
IC•1ttornl•I. S'1S Felrvl•w llHd. : :
Moshe Dayan that. Israel was ready to make O•'" July'*·,..,..
Cost• Meu, CA. .,.,. ' ••
Tllll IMlliMtl II~" • <or•
b l'l~J.~r "cenerous compromises" in a peace formula. t e E-•·•"Nwtllot
... ttlon.
COU"TURI! l()U'TIQUl!S
M--.o T s.otrstrom ~,..._ lo Ollet e-..1 ... 0tt~
. ; ... ... magazine sald in this Mu.w.;:,=.~-:"~o.
week's issue. ) Me11.01awNWM.O
· Time said the Dayan ( 1~ SHORT •~••• 1 ·~ statement came tn a "' =-~Ollllrc.tw
T111S •'-""'--flltld wilt' "'9 • •
C-ty 0tott t1 0r.-. e-c., °" J1r ;, I
IY ... 1'71. """'" : ! series ol talks with the ...., _________ .......,..._.c... .....
leaders or Jordan. lran z.:::::: a.a.ta.
...... llNd Or .... ~ Deity Pilot •
Juty M, JI,...._.'· t•. "11 : :
a nd Morocco and with Egyptian officials. Dayan "'*'""" Orlll8I CDet1 o.11. ,., ... evidently "promised far Dlore t.ban lsraeli Prime .MY,., a•. Ms. 7. 1um 211i-11
V'6-ll "'
PUllUC NOTICE
Minister Menachem Beain was prepared to de· Pl18UC N&l'ICE 1--"-.-.,.,..--MT-o._w._n._o..A_•_A_"_
Uver." Time said. Nonetbeless, "The environment •1tOM,.....,.•ntttP
of cooperation bolstered Sadat's confidence and 1---.,-1-cn_n_ous_•_""_ .. -.-.. --Of'tl••nMOu•o••
NAMaSTAT"PlalllT •tCTITIOUSIVSUe•U•AMa set the stage for his pellce initiative." the--artlcl~ ,,.. , ........ ..,..1• ~ ..,.._ .i~ ~=~:::~~~·::~
said. ""'l(.~TTING KOaHl!R. KLOTZ'$, P4r1Mnfllt> _ _.,no .....,., ttle Ile·
137'0 Oo..._., WMlmlns .. r c. llllou1 buSIMH ... _of QUICK
Bfjaek 'l'lltDarted
BARCELO NA. Sp~in (APl -Two Florida
men and a Dutch banker overpowered a Dutch
youth with a toy pistol and a bottle he said con-
tained an explosive after be tried to hijack a K.LM
jetliner to Algeria.
The DC·9 with 63 passengers and rive crew
members landed safely in Barcelona Sunday
night. Spanish police said military authorities took
charge or the hijacker. Paul Gokkel, a 20-year-old
s tudent who said be was tiftd of living tn the
Netherlands and want.ed Lo go lo Algeria.
A reWteet Dia
NEW YORK CAP > -Edward Durell Stone.
one of the nation's premier architects. whose de-
STOtfE
signs include the Kennedy
Center in Washington. and the
interior or Radio City Music
Hall in New Yark, died SUn<tay.
He was76. '
Stone. who also designed
New York's Museum of Modem
Art. died Sunday at Roosevelt
Hospital in Manhattan after a
brief illness.
Oaristhaa 'oa Badae•r
ATHENS, Greece CAP> -Urgent business is
the only reason Christina Onassis Kauzov s uddenly
returned here without her husband or six days. 1n-
sisted her aunt. Artemis Onassis·Garoufalidou. and
her Athens business director, Nikos Konialides.
She denied that her 27-year-old n>illionairess
niece had come to arrange a Greek Orthodox
thurch wedding with her third husband. Soviet
Communist Party member Sergei Kauzov.
9 Pro'testen Belcl
WASHJNGTON •AP> -Nine neutron warhead
opponents are under arrest after their protest dis·
rupted church services attended by President
Carter on the 33rd anniversary or the atomic at· tack on Hiroshima.
One woman was muzzled and dragged from
the First Baptist Church Sunday after she stood up
during the service. noted the Hiroshima an-
niversary and attempted to· speak against the neutron weapon.
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.,._,. TIMMIN$.SO.Vl•CIKO,SMC .. monle,
,.UDllsllOcl OnlflOe C.0.ll 0.lly Piiot CAt2611.
July >I. Aug.1, l4, 2l. 1'71 tMl·71 Wiii*", G. Timmins F·l14'7t
Pllbllsf\ocl Or-. CoMt 0•11Y Pllol
Jvty 11. t•. J1, AIJ9. '· "" 2'11·11 PVBUC NOTICE
PUBUC NOTICE
PVBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE
. . • : t . ,
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Handicap results:
IOR·A 1101 -I, Nl.O; 2, S~et Bllld; i. Wiii""'· OIO P.n,,IRQton. LBVC.
Club was the winner of The 55-year-old Newport Beach grandmother
the Coronado-25 national Jed most of the way over the 177.S·mile course but Rqort.er s..,,ported
ch a mt>ions bip regatta had ' to beat off a closing challenge from Preston COLUMBIA. Mo. CAP> -The board of direc·
IOA·& (U> ··I Fr ..... 1r4ln, Eldon Gllckmen, Ven YC; 2. Flrelock 11, 51d JollnlOR, Ven VC; ~. FrOllC, BUO Tr;~1{ ... ~Vfi61 I, L.e,,.pre, JeO
Tetum Jr., KHYC; 2, Flret>lrd, 8oO G renl, S&YC.. J, Orlon, Jolln ~~::. •. K:Z~c: \ v~=: ~-,.,.~ A~~A'J'.~~ri~· -I, GIRQ9f Ale II, AllClr Ayele, eve; 2, Jolln &oy, JOlln Lincloren. seve: 3, S1ro1tu. Don ~=~ic':.~'t~·s\:e~~e.: Godfrey, l(HYC.
John Lay
Prindle-16
Winner
sailed out of C1&lifornia Henn of Pompano, Fla .. who finished only 8 tors of Investigative Reporters and Editors Inc.
Yacht Club Saturday seconds behind her. has voiced unanimous support for Jailed New York and Sunday. ' The victory was the first for Cook since cap-Times reporter Myron A. Farber.
The 18 boats in the luring the 1977 world championship last No· Farber was Jailed Friday for refusing to sur·
series 'were hampered vember. but it sent her into first place in the r ace for render notes he used to write stories about a series
by light winds and oc-the1978title.Afterfiveraces,shehasl.300pointsto of New Jersey hospital deaths that led to the tn-
easiof\al fog off Marina l .llOforJoelppolitoofHallandale, Fla. dictmenl of Dr. Mario Ja.scalevich on murder del Rey. Seas were IppolltofinishedslxthSaturday. charges.
smooth but several of -;;;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;::::;::;::::=:=:=::::::::::::::;::::::::=:::::::::::::::::::::::::=::::;;:::::;;::;:::::; the boats were slowed •
when they ran into drift.
ing patches of kelp.
Trophy winners: 1.
Sta rligbt: 2, Seadler,
Rod Ogilby, ABYC ; 3.
Lois. John Shelly, Sl
HYC ; 4, lnnishfree, Earl
Velis , SBYRC ; 5 ,
Bluefio, Roy Wilson ,
PMYC; 6, Sunny, Jack
Finns, eve.
PUBUC NOTICE
1
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stoet<s I BUSINESS
Monday'
Cloaing Pric COMPOSI1'E TRANSACTIONS
. . . -
VN DAILY PtLOf 85
Devil Makes Us
Spend Too Much
81 JOHN CVNIFF &P ...... Mll\lll
One of the dlaboUcal consequences of lftflation '5 that
' U encourages people to Uve an lllualon ol poet Umea.
'
It's bappenin1 now, every day, all about ua.
People Who know better mutne their coaaclence and
raise their lifestyles when the breadwinner 1ets a ti per·
cent raise. ratlonaUdng their debts by telUng themselves 111
. .
f I
they've walled long enough.
"Isn't this what It's all about?" they aak . . ..
0 TJD8 18 AMERICA. You wort bard and you deny
youraelt until you cu afford it. When the raises come )'Oll 1 •
owe lt to yourself to cllmb up the ladder.'' ....
To do so. of course, you must flll@re the reality of 10
percent inflation, which leaves you 4 percent worse off
tba.n you were. No matter: cred.lt la automaUc. Easy
.J
credit ti resin on the ladder.
That guilty conscience will not,
hqwever. permit rest. And so the In·
dlvlduaJ puts some money ln the bank.
if not for the rainy day then !or the
needs of the future -education and re·
tirement. for example.
The banks. the mutual funds. the
stock market promoters all describe the
benefits or doing so. You've seen the
ads: son or dau&hter holding diploma
while parents beam : youthful-looking
retirees in Florida. cu""'""
REALITY! UNUKELY. ILLlJSION'! Quite likely. At
least while inflation rages. Savings aceoutlts bring 5.25 I percent. mutual funds perbaps the aame, stocks more or
less than that depending upon the choices made.
But little is likely to beat 10 percent inflation. which is
about the present rate. It means you lose on savlnas and
many investments. It means 3'()U n}igbt not be able to pay
(or education or retirement.
The Investment Company Institute just published a
booklet with the usual sug~estions and ascending graphs. ti
Then lt announced that in the 10 years ending m 1977 the
averafe t.ataJ return was 4.3 percent.
POOll ENOUGH. BUT CONSIDEK that this is before
deducting for infiation, which exceeded the rate of return.
Purcbaaing power of the doUar actually was halved. and
that's before taxes. The net? A loss.
Mutual funds or banks or stock brokers aren't entirely
to bla~. ften ll they do paint thole exhiUrating scenes of
future bliss. They too are victims of infiatlon. Everyone is.
Jrfany stocks. corporate bonds, U.S. Treasury bills.
5avJ~ Bonds and otlwr investments lost after-tax ~
power during that same 10-year period. They nad the ap-
~arance or winners, the substance of losers. [
• THE TBEASUBY DEPA&TllJ;NT'S savings bond
dmsion was 11PSet with a stOTY two weeb 1110 tbattotd-of
Uncle Sam's participation ln the Uluslon, especially in re-
gard to his education and retirement models.
''Isn't it still better to save than not save?" one official
asked. To that. a qualified yes. Yes. an investor perhaps
would be better off than if he had never saved at all.
although that too isn't certain.
More to the point. It isn't the issue al all. At issue is the
cynicism generated· by savings and investing institutions
that, seeking their own survival. portray wbat might be an
unattainable future.
It's the devilish nature of double-digit infiation: Hold
out the promise. then pull It away. It's diabolical.
Stock Market Yields
l 1£!-arlier Gains --,-
. . . . . .
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"The Dogcatcher wonts to know If
Mm 1110dufte would be· Interested ln a
oeriod of detente?"
MOON MULLINS
GERIATAIX
youi:z ca.61N AL.1ce-
WHf;r..T ~HE~ NEW HU~8ANP Wd1Jt:. AT?
DENNIS THE MENACE
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Weird Views
Writer Logs 'Fanta,stic TJ"
By JAY SHARBU1T
LOS ANGELES CAP> -If you want to curl up with a good
· book on TV's sci-fi , fantasy. horror, surrealistic or flat weird
· shows. gel "Fantastic TeleVJsion" by Gary Gerani. Then start
curling.
His 92-page effort surveys nearly 30 years of abnormal TV.
from "The Time Tunnel" to ''The Prisoner," from "Night
Qallery" to "Kolchak: The Night Stalker." from "Superman" to
f ~pt. Nice." Published in soft-cover a yHr ago. now iii iU third
:printing, it covers over 200 shows. Some get but a paragraph,
-others two and three pages of study. It's quite a scholarly work.
1 ' "lt waa kind of an ordeal," sighed Gerani. 24, who bas enjoyed
abnormal TV shows -including those older than be -since
childhood.
His tome took him a year to research and write.
HE DID IT AT NIGHT, on weekends, and, he laughs, "oc-
casionally I'd try to sneak it in at work. but I had to be very
careful."
His is not your average work. He says he writes the bubble-
gum cards. many based on TV shows or films, for the Tllpps Chew·
ing Gum Company in New York. where be lives.
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public workers in the state is ~hronicled
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Oakland.
KHT 0 8:00 -"Written on the
Wind." Dorothy Malone won a supporting
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drama with Rock Hudson. Laren Bacall
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Set for TV
Jose Ferrer. Raf Vallone.
Nipsey Russell, Robert Alda and
Louis Nye will co-star with
Richard Benjamin in the
Hallmark Hall of Fame produc·
lion of Arthur Miller's "Fame."
~ ..The co-stars RQrtray charac-
ters that ricochet orr a newly
famous playwright. played by
Benja min. "Fame" is Miller's
first creation done specifically
for television. It will be seen on
NBC-TV next season.
Ferrer has starred 1n two pre
vious Hallmark Hall of Fame
dramas, Paddy Chayefsky'i.
"Gideon" and CharJes L. Mee
Jr. 's "Truman at Potsdam.··
Vallone starred in Paul GaJlico'::.
"The Small Miracle."
Many epics inspected by his •·Fantastic Television," like
"Atom Squad" NBC, 1953, verge on the obscure. And who, except
all of us. recalls that "Capt. Z·Ro" aired in 1955? Four's C'0ta_pan9 NOtD
"Fame" will be produced at
NBC's Burbank studios in
August.
The Hallmark HalJ of Fame
will open its 28th .. consecutive
~easo n on television with
"Return Engagement" starring
Elizabeth Taylor and Joseph
Bottoms
How did Gerani compile his data on shows major and minor?
"WELL, MUCH OF IT was memory. stuff I knew as a fan. and
I knew others who were into it <unusual TV> 'from a nostaleia view-
point," explained the compiler. aided in his task by Patil H.
Schulman.
He had a vast collection of pictures and publicity handouts. So
did studios and syndacators whose displays of yesteryear still can
be sighted on today's TV for the 90th or so thne.
He says he just pieced it all together. When program credit
data was lacking. he just sat at his TV set and copied it all down
from the geriatric repeals of programs way past their prime time.
As an abnormal-show buff, Gerani was asked which is his all·
time favorite. Surprisingly. "Star Trek" was n't it. "Outer
Limits," an ABC mind-duster or 1963 vintage, was.
THAT SERIES, WHICH "took control" of your set and aave
you a pre-LSD trip each week, was "so unlike what you'd find bn
TV in terms of off-beat characters." he said.
It also bad brilliant photography, not just special effects, he
added: "It was above and beyond the call of duty, visually."
He was asked to assess the current crop of abnormal TV
shows. CBS' "Incredible Hulk" got his approval, ditto ABC 's new
star-warring "Batlle Star." at least from his reading of the first
script.
BUTCB.S' "WONDER WOMAN," starring Lynda Carter, got a
critic's raspberry from Gerani: "It's a perfect example or what
not to do ... she's playing it so bland, there's no characteriza\ion.
"It could have been a cute idea if done with an eye for fun ...
but they're going for a pseudo-Bionic Wom an approach. It has no personality."
Joyce DeWitt CtefU "and Suzanne Somers
welcome Richard Kline as a regular guest
star of their TV show "Three's Com·
pany." Kline will appear as Larry. a
friend of Jack CJohn Ritter>. in the
popular comedy series which begin s its
second full season in September.
Spanish Stations Gain Viewers
By CYNTHU STEVENS
NEW YORK CAPl -Spanish-
language television has won a
following in Hispanic com-
munities across the couhtry in a
challenge to the traditional melt-
ing pot that homogenized ethnic
and regional differences.
The Spanish International
Network now reaches 75 percent
of more than 14 million Spanish-speaking consumers, including
two million in Mexico along the
U.S. border. The government
estim11tes another eight million
undocumented aliens live In the
United Slates.
SIN offers its lS·station
network sports, variety, movies.
soap opera, and an international
newscast. Individual stations
handle local news in Spanish.
MOST OF THE 16-year-old
network's stations are concen-
trated in the Southwest and
West, but SIN also includes
WCIU·TV in Chicago and WXTV
in New York.
"They watch us because they
Uke the programming," SIN's
president. Rene Anselmo. said
of the Spanish-speaking viewers.
"Most everyone is. capable of
looking at English-language
television, too."
The shows are "originally
made in Spanish and have .i
Latin point of view ." the
network's vice pres ident ,
William Stiles. s aid in explain·
ing that much of the m aterial
comes from South America and
Spain.
THE INTRODUCTION of
satellite programming late last
year made broadcasting across
distances cheaper than hooking
up through American Telephone
& Telegraph Co. and has made
possible live shows instead of
those on tape. he said.
Mexicans. concentrated in the
Southwest and West . make up
the largest group in the U.S.
Spanish population. followed by
Puerto Ricans in New York.
Cubans in Miami. and Central
and South Americans scattered
in various cities. the most recent
U S. census s hows.
Because of the ethnic d.,-.
ferences within the Hispanac
population as a whole, Anselmo
said SIN tries "lo bring in shows
that are more neutral that will
work everywhere. A good pro·
gram out of Puerto Rico will
work in the Southwest and a
music show out of Mexico will work in Miami. ..
IN J UNE. Magna verde. a
division of the Spanish network.
provided closed-circuit telecasts
of World Cup soccer m alche::.
from Argentina to theaters in SO
lJ .S. cities. as well as selected
games to home TV
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.. OM.YPfLOT Monct.y, August 7. 1978 ENTEATAINMENT I BROADWAY I POP MUSIC
"-Sammy Sparks 'World'
,
A LITTLSCllAP. N everymu on metaphoric creclle-t.o-1reve trip wttb plenty of
m•lmal and trtwn in between. Oavl1 nu.a t.be 1taae lrilt. vtlatry pollaMd to the •mall t aeature and aU 1ntoa1Uon ol m eccen· tncrty. ,,,,.
Ria enoru. and thote ct • ntMbb sptrttect
choir ol sat te perlor • to make the show
steadily entertalnan1 ar~ t.rriblJ bampered, howewr. b.Y the material. 1.
''Stop the World'' wd jolmJy w11tten and com·
posed by Lnli~ Bncusse and AatbOny Newley. It
~ was a tuahlY novel ptece an 1182. Newly himself
enacted the' C~kney hero ancl u.e--an English
" navor ol the pttSentat1on be:lped.
IN 11fE CURRENT rev1sioo -just who dad
., .........
SAMMY DAVIS JR. SMOOCHED AT OPENING
Lin Mtnneut, Wife AltovtH Do Honore
D ti.Mr Santo Loquuto has replaced the
or11anal one·rtna circus aettina with a 1audy
mldwa)' of fiaahln1 hgbta and 1llantic props
that roll in and out. The sound system bas been
hy~ ~yood tt aon.
Director Mel Shapiro keeps e~ at an ltchy-twltch.Y pace Choreorrapber Silly ·Wilson
abets with some symbolic dances of fierce energy
that 1r*1uelly wane as the evening rolls on.
what isn't revealed on the program -awkward ~ aspects have bffn U\,Jected with the interTaciaJ THE CHIEF ASSISTANT in Llttlechap's rise
casting. shiftmg of the locale to Ulis country. and from a cof1ee-co1Qred coffee vendor to first black
' msertiq some dull s atiric contemporary com president of the natlon as Marian Mercer.
: ment. . Able comedienne that she is. Miss Mercer
--;::;;;::;;::;;::w;;:;;t;::;;;;;;;jjjp;::ftj;:;,~~~n;;mi-portrays the assorted amorous dalliances of the story with deft drollery and a haJC-dozen ethnic
limitations.
The up-and-down pathetic 11arTative is re·
deemed smartly with the elaborate. shrewdly
stretched use or the s how's hit numbers.
With "Gonna Build a Mountain." "Life ls a
Woman." "Once in a Lifetime" and "What Kind of
Fool Am l?" around. there is plenty to cheer.
By Tbe Aaod•ted Press
The rollowln& ate Billboard's hot tecord blta
ror the week endlni Auaust 12 • they ap-pear id
this week's issue of Billboard maiuine.
HOT SINGLES '•
1. "Three Times A wd)'" Commodores
(Motown>
2. "Grease" Frankie VaW fRS0)
3. "Last Dance" Donna Summer <Casablanca)
4. "Miss You" Rolllng Stones <R0Uln1 Stones> s. "Hot Blooded" Forelaner <Atlantic>
6. "Boogie Oogle Oogie" A Taste Of Honey
<Capitol>
7. "IA>ve Will Find A Way" Pablo Cruise
(A&M>
8. "Copacabana" Barry Maailow <Arista>
9. "Magnet And Steel" Walter Egan <Colum-
bia>
10. "An Everlasting IA>ve" Andy Gibb <RSO>
TOP LP•S
l. "Grease Soundtrack" <RSO>
2. "Some GITls" Rolllng Stones < Rolllng
Stones>
3. "Natural High" Cominodores (Motown>
4. "Double Vision" Foreigner <Atlantic l
5. "Darkness At The Edge Of Town" Bruce
Springsteen <Columbia>
EASY LISTENING
1. "My Angel Baby" Toby Beau <RCA>
2. "Three Times A Lady" Commodores
1Motown>
3. "You" Rita Coolidge <A&M >
4. "Fool If You Think It's Over" Chris Rea
<United Artists>
5. "You Needed Me" Anne Murray <Capitol>
SOUL SINGLES
1. "Three Times A Lady" Commodores
<Motown)
2. "Boogie Oogie Oogie" A Taste Of Honey
<Capitol>
3. "You and I" Rick James <Gordy>
4. "Close The Door" Teddy Pendergrass
<Philadelphia International>
COUNTRY SINGLES
IOT.-
MWS21Nt TUleYeWe ... tM&ll• -Y,MO,.._ 1. "You Don't Love Me Anymore" Eddie Rab-
bitt 'Elektra> -----------=--=---=---:=~=:--2. "Talking In Your Sleep" Crystal Gayle
(United Artists>
And always. there is the rentastic Sammy
Davis Jr. With him. you'll probably want to get on
to "Stop the World."
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Mor1d9V. Aug~1t 1. 1878 DAILY PILOT
The Thomas To•Ch
After 34 years of filing AP' dispatches, the reporter re-
mains bullish on Hollywood and f!le stars.
By DENNI IW~LELIAN ... o.ltr ..........
ln 1*. when 22·year-old Auoclated Pru1
nporter Bob Thom•• wu asaf1ned tht
Hollywood beat. the film capital was In itl
aolden qe.
Abc>Ul eoo films u year rolled out ol the fHm
ractort to entertain a war·weary nation.
Today around 150 mms a year are produced
and only halfllftactually made in HoUywood.
Yet Bob Tboma . after 34 yean ol filln1 AP
dtspatchn, remains bullish on Hollywood an<J
t~s~m .
"I don't think there bas ever been o more
exciting time to CO\'er the show business beat,"
says Thomu.
"You'd thin1c the film business would be a
ishu.dow of whul at once was But you see what
picture. like 'Slar Wars· can do
.. ALSO, THE P UBLIC'S interest tn
• personalllJes was never greater. Television bas
t'reated a whole new appetite for the cult ot the
personality and peoole have made fortunes c. from grocery store tabloids that feed on
: personalities.•·
• And. be adds. "rock music has c reated a
• whole new enterta1t1ment business. So the m-~ dustry's health wa, never better."
" Thomas was speaking from the patio or his
"\ recenqy l>Urcbased townhouse m Laauna
Niguel. A frequent Orange Coast visitor since
; his boyhood in Hollywood. Thomas will use it as
;;; a weekend retreat.
~ Despite being stretched out on a chaise
-.. lounge next to a black-bottomed Jacuzzi.
Thomas. 56, is a low-key man with a decidedly
un-Hollywood demeanor.
to Casually dressed in brown Levis and tan
, polo s hirt, he was round this particular day pad-
~ ding around his living room in white sweat
~ socks .
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He carried with him a yellow legal tablet on
1ronicalty, It not a sbGw-hwilness story that
ls Asseeia&ed Pr~ss Hollywood corrupondenl.
Bob Thomas' most me morable reporting job.
It is the assassination of Sen. Robert Ken-
nedy on June S. 1968.
Because the -regular reporter who cove red
1lobert Kennedy was ill, Thomas was assigned
to the Ambassador Hote l the night of the
California primary.
Figuring the AP office would handle Uve
television coverage of Kennedy's victory speech
at midnight, Thomas rem ained in tbe hotel's
press room.
which be wu m1ldn1 notes for a play he Is
worklnc on. "I'd rather have a play produced on Utt It.a&• tban wln a Pulluer Prize.' ·
WHETHER HE StJCCEEDS as a
playwr11ht. Thomas no doubt will be best
known as one of the m oat prolilic of Hollywood
bk>araphen.
The moonU,hting author has. alnce 1958.
written 2:S bookl, his most memorable belna
rull·scale bioual>hles or movie moguls Irving
Thalbera.HarryCohnandDavidO.Selznlck.
Last year. within a l2·monlh peMod, four of
hla books were publlabed. Subjects that un·
derwent the Thomas toueb were Walt Disney.
Bins Crosby. Bob Hope and Abbott and Costello <Utled "Bud and Lou." It wm air as a TV movie
this fall>.
"My agent bas a theory that if you're going
to do a biography It should have three ele-
ments." says Thomas. "One, It should be about
somebody everybody knows.
''Two, It s hould be about somebody who •
hasn't been written about in a book before and
three. you should tell the readers something
they never knew about that person. And that 's
hard to ftnd."
HE ADMITS NOT ALL of has books have fit
these categories. But he believes he has fulfilled
all three in a book coming out in September on
Joa~rJwford.
H'iT" agent had called him a week alter
C rawford died in 1977 a nd said that his
publisher, Simon and Schuster, wanted a book·
on the actress.
He began writing and researching in May,
1977. Typically, he interviewed about 200 of the
late star's friends a nd co-workers. The book
was finished about seven weeks ago.
Thomas was asked how he manages to be so
prolific. <As a fulltime AP reporter, be also m es
<See THOMAS, Page C2>
saw Kennedy lying on the noor in a pool of
blood. .
Responding instincilvdL -''I \!.II dinost
totally detacbed"--lle re turned Immediately to
tbe press room. But the telephones were dead.
Because be ltnew the layout of the hotel, be
quickly found another phone and called the AP
office. Thomas s aid It took several momenta to
convince the news desk man lt was not a bou .
While dictating the story over the pllone,
Thomas watched the pollce hu&le oat Slrtaan
Sirhan, which enabled him to get a description
of the Suspfft.
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to the press room, Thomas heard noises coming
from ibe kUchen. He went to investigate and
Thomas. who was asked to write a rem-
iniscence of that nlgbt on the lotb an.nlversary
or Kennedy's assassination, said "I got cbllls
Just wrtttni that abort piece for.AP.•• Bob Thomas: '/ don't think there has ever been a more exciting time to cover the shot9 ·
business beat. ·
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Encore exercise· class: A YWCA class includes exercise, a rap session and pool therapy.
Bee 'Jay Janiga leads exercises.
(;all It Eacore
Encore is a program that helps women recover physically
and emotionally from breast surgery .
By JtJDITH OLSON
OflMo.lly ........
"I can feel that!" the woman groaned In
pain.
''Just relax," the physical fitness instructor
encouraged her.
"Roll your shoulders," she continued. "One
way or the other will be difficult."
The small group of women stretched, pulled
and pushed, using muscles damqed by breaat
cancer surgery. 'Ibe exercises hurt at Umes but
the women knew they would be benencial in the
1001 run.
Thls scene ts repeated each Wednesday at
12:30 p.m. at the Rehabllitatlon Institute of
Oran1e County· as tbe Encore proaratn for
women who have bad maattctomiea takes place
under spomorsblpQf tbe YWCA.
Encore, or Encouraaement, Normalcy.
Counselinj. Oppartunity, Reachtni Out and
Enersles Revtved, was developed by the YWCA
in 1972 and bas been tetted acroes the United
States by bundredl of women.
It ls more than l pbyalcal procram. Durtn•
rap aeuionl women ore helped psycboloalcally
by ahartna theJr &lroblems and concerns wltb
others who have tbe n mt problem1
A typical Encore session begins with 30
minutes of n oor exercises. led by YWCA staff
· member Bee Jay Janlga.
The wome n adjourn upstairs ror a rap
session and ftnally go to the pool for therapy.
The water exercises are benefleial in more
ways than the women realize. accordJng to
Faye Mbby, RIO's director ot soclal servicn .
"When they dress together for the pool they
begin t.o lose some or their sell-consciousness
about their sea.rs." she explained.
The women also s hare Information about
dally living questions during the rap time and
discover that they are. not alOM ln t.beir...con·
cerns.
Such topics as where to buY suitable bathinl
suits. whether to shave under the arms and bow
to handle housework are discussed.
"They vent thetr feellnfs about doctors and
the medlHl communl&y too." Ms. Ashby said
"There ts a lot of anger and hostility "
Reactlons t.o chemoth rapy al.so are talked
about. since they are a major concern of the
women.
Women can complete the lO·seaalon pro.
f.r&m over u many weeks u they wish There
s 1 $2C> ree. payable on u 1Udlnc scale buts.
They Can~t .,
Afford
To Sell
Because of capital gains
taxes , some elderly peo-
ple feel Jocked in to hous-.
1ng .
By LOt;JS[ COOK
M-l•IH ~'"' Wrtur
:\I ary and Ed\\ ard Burk<' art' in the1i :ate
50s They would lih to leavt• lht: three hedroom
homl, they own tor un upartment. but they cim't
afford to sell
Burke ts a made-up na me: tht: problem 1s
all too real.
It 1s ~· probl~m thal c<.iu~e!> peoph: to <H.'·
cumulate huge. but art1f1c1al. profits dunng
years of home ownership Profits thut ure crea l.
ed by 1nflat1on but are stall subject to cap1t;il
gain!:> t;uces that can wipe out a large portior. or
a family's retirement nest egg
Just as young couples find it tough to buy
their rtrst house. older people find it tough to
sell their last one "ft 's hard to get on the tram
a nd it's hard to get orr:· said Kenneth J
Thygerson. an economist with th(; L' S League
of Savings As soc1at1oru..
The elderly in particular . he said. ··reel
locked in. They consume more how;mg th<.in
they want to ..
Congress 1s trying to hnd a key to tht. lock
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• out la balW and • • '\ chue btoedl. '' • ' He muat, t.bta, ob•loual.r flnd wrlttn1
pltUW'able.
' .. , 'l'lllN1l DOaGIWY Parilw onee u1d
' •; that tbo pleasure ll In bntal wrtuen. •· ti• •I·
' Jowa. ~r. tbal wTttJDc can lndftd be en·
.. ,. Joyable.
.. BUl." be Ml'I· ••rewrilJM b putt btU. And
I've dbcowNd ~ a num6er ol )'tal"I tb•l boob.,.. llOl wattte. they &N .....ntten. ·•
'l1iloma' fin\ book "FU ''Let'a Dance with Mar,. ..s Gower a.a.'*'" llt fae& he wnu lt
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aooa tcldoG.. '' H1I tbe aut.lliar. ".low9allun la
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"Wbeo l think ol lbe mUUom ol words I
bave wrtuen that have been fCJPIOUeD by me-
and th rHden--~ want t.o wnw aomethlne
that hu a uwe more life.span·· ..
WIBLE HE OBVIOUSLY has taken care of
• · his desire to wnte aom~ more endurina.
his enthusiasm ror bis AP Job remains bi1b. Ke
._ lntends to stay ln Joumallam "I would cert~ quit the moment l felt I
was repeaUn1 mysetr." he says. He notea.
• however. that re~lt1on is sometimes unavolda-H'' ble.
He ls sometimes embarrassed when fillni a
story to discover that he wrote the same lead 20
years ago. "But fortunately, nobody la keeping
a Thomas compendium.
• ~ • "But the reason it h84n't gotten dull is the ~ • races change and the lnduatry chanaes.''
One thing that. remainJ coast.ant however,
., is Hollywood hype, most recenUy eVldenced in
" the exP.loitation of the movies "&ct-Pepper's
Lonely Hearts Club Band" and '1Greue." "Hype Ls nothinl new," says Thoma. "You ~ ;.. can't lgnore ll because that's part ot the scene:
.t the hoopla goes with the territory. But you do
have t.o cut through some of the klioey that ac-
companies it. Having grown up ln Hollywood I
was exposed to ballyhoo at an early qe."
AS ntE SON of a studio publicist, some of
• Thomas' earliest memories have to do with
"' movie ballyhoo.
"God. my father was one of the Inventors o(
that kind of exploitation. In 1932. in the depths
of the Depression. be got the idea W> take a train
across the country to advertise a movie called
'42nd Street'.··
Thomas remembers ridlne on the ttain on a
jaunt to Santa Ana. The entire celebrity tNin.
-.:. be says. was covered with tinfoil and search
·,· • llibts illuminated the sky. -. . ··wow, l thought that was really living. ~ ·•· That may be one of the reasons J followed my
I'!. • profession." ~ Arter attending UCLA, Thomas landed a job
' with the AP. His first seven months were IJM!Ol ' J in Fresno, which be jokingly refers to as "my
• only foreign duty.''
- -WHILE ONE OF his most vivid memories
as a child is of Dick Powell coming lo the house ~ after a preview and singing around the player
I piano Thomas doesn't remember ever belng
filled °with awe during a celebrity interview.
··1 can't think of anybody whose presence
h ave made m e feel nervous." he says. ·
"In retrospect you can't help but lb.ink peo·
plc like Bogart, Monroe and Gable certainly
were exciting. But al the time you weTe just a
reporter trying to gel worthwhile quotes."
StUJ , for the veteran Hollywood correspon·
dent. the magic oC the movies bas never
~ dimmed.
\, ~ recalls Ula\ the onb' times he played
hooky from school was when a movie company was shooting in his neighborhood .
.. My God. that was exciting," says Thomas.
adding "I still love lo go on movie sets; they're
a lot of run."
••• Gains
(From Pa1e CU
One potential solution is tnchlded ln the $16.2
billion lax cut bUl approved by the House Ways
and Means Committee and expected to reach
the floor of the House thla week.
The bill Includes two provisions tbat. would
have effect of elinUnaUng capital la.ins taxes on
the sale ol a home in many cases. One provision
would allow lndividuals -on a one-time only
basts -to exempt from capital sains tax up to
$100,000 of the profit from the sale of tbelr J>rin·
cipal residence as long as tbey bad lived ln it for
two years. Another section of the bill exempts
from taxation any inflation-caused increase in
the value of a home or other aaset starting in
1980.
No one knowi how many people move into a
house, pay off the mortgage and remain,
without ever selling their home and facing the
capital gains problem. Census Bureau figures
show that on the overase, houses change bands
every 10 to 12 years. One mortgase is ex-
changed for another. Mobility is greater in
California and lower in New England.
Housing, said Thygerson, ls "the only asset
most people have that bas rlsea f Qter than in·
nation ... u you bouabt • bouM for $25,000 five
years ago and &ell il for $!0,000todQ, you have
a theoretical proftt of $2$,000. You'll probably
have to use up that profit-and mon-t.o buy
a replacement home, but. "If you hadn't had
that house ln the flrat place, you'd have been
even wone off," 'lbyaenoo aa.ld. •
''Once you're in a house you beaeftt b)' in·
Oatlon," uld Tby,el"IOn. The d.iaAdvanta1es
become more ap~rent when YO\l. WJJlt to 1ell
)'our.home and buy a cheaper one or move into
rental housing. That's where captt.al t•ina ootne
ln.
Under present law, payment of capit•l
gai.n1 tax on proftta from the aale of a home is
deferred u l°'1C u )'OU buy a replaceme.atrtl·
ldence wtthln 18 montba that COits as much or
more than tbe boUH you sell. Tbe tu lJ only
postponed; lt ll DCll forstven. Arq aaln not taxed
In th• 79ar you sell ~ oJd bocDe la aublracted
from the ~ ol y6ur .... houM tO detennln
what'• kDoWn u t.be bus. price used lo lat.er
tranuctions.
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OtAR AHN: A rew '
week• qo, a ne&abbor
rtiatod '° me how upi1tt ah• w11 ef\er beln1
truted to a rln11lde
view of the Great
WalMnd.a'I falJ -pr.·
Aaa "•••e••
1 nted by one of-the ma·
Jor teleVblon network•. h Included tM apectacle
of Ule body hl&U.nl the
IJ"Ollnd. A few nllbtJI lat•r, I
was watcih1n1 the ahc
o'tlock newa and waa
treated t.o • documen· tary on crime ln the
black community -
complete with • vlctlm
who bid Juat bMn 1bot ln the held and neck.
ntey ahqwed the man '1
body befQI olaced on a
1Lnteher wttb no cover-
tn1 over t.be face. Brtlht
red blood Wll 1plattered
all over. M)' atomach
tumed all niCbL
A few nlehta later, the
oowa camt OD wtlb Uve
coven,. ol Aldo Moro's
dead bod1 stuffed lnt.o
the t.nanll ol a car.
Don't neWlpeople re-
1ll1t children may b4!
watcblnl the news and 1omt cMca cl~ re·
qulre tbelr 1tudenta to
watch the news as part ot their astudlea? I have
lon1 reailied the need of
concerned parents to
censor TV pro1ram1 for
their cbUdren. but now ll
appears that someone
oupt t.o censor lbe news
-and this could be dis·
a1trou1 ln a democtaUc
IOClely.
Where can l wriw to
protest the blood and
sore shown oo TV under the tulle ol "hews''? l
wlll write anyone and
everyone to proceet mrs
lnsenslUvity in behalf of
our adults as well as
children. I hope others
( Boroseope )
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NOTICE TO ~Elt$0NS
INTE•Enro , .. THE
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\llCTO•IA CHILTON JENSEN
Noltt• t\ he<.O, QfW'f'I
To •II per~ lroterKted, wllelM•
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'"•' ltll"r\ 1es1ament••v or 01 .., m•n1\tr•t1on havp bee" t\\Utd to
"'""" E. Je"Sen by· District Com1 ot John'°" County • •court of competent
1urosa1c11on of the SI••• ol K•nws
.,1111 lhe IOllowlf\9 pe•son '' 1~1>1
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1ucll obj"< Iron to the perton or person• 1no11>teo to. or nolOino
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Suclt notice mu•t be olven to llW
person 1to1<11nv the persor1e1 Pf'OP9•1Y o• a<.i•ln•I wnom lhe c111m " m-el
Ille •dO•n• •• tl\led ebove wolhln JO 0.y•
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Mondav.August7. 1978 DAILY PILOT
The Blgge1t Marketplace on the Orange Coast
DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS
You C•n Sell It, Find It,
Trad• It With • W•nt Ad [642•5878) One C•ll Service
Feat Credit Approval
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llTATl-$11.100
Priced lboulaoda below
1lcnllar IDOdela. Walk to •au•• &M'W .. ,..,. beadl nom uu. 1prawl-
~COATS & WALLACE ~REAL ESTATE, INC.
A IOU.II) O~N IU l.IJMl'A Ni )IRVING
IHI ~OlJI H UJA'il l\Ht.' SINCl l'Jbl
MOYJMGm
Need bousln• into.~
Call toU free
1-800-525-8920
Ext. GU'74 OI' GU40
No obll&ation. A service
cl Amliat.ed lnde-peodeot
Broken.
$64,900
'Ilda a bdrm Monticello
townhome comes com·
plde W/MW crpl" ~ ln neutral lonn. wood
shutters " eledrlc garage door opener.
Ideal location. Two
1wlmin1 pools' 6
clubhouse. J usl Uat.ed.
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WATBROMT
IOATDOCI
Rare opportuntly !
Private d~lt! Lunry
townhome ! Enjoy
watery view from
muter suite! Unique
and bard to find value!
Haaey ! To 1ood to lut !
Call 645-0303
5 -nvvg'""" lnl 5 8eclnn I Sedoo.d • 0' P 0 RT UN IT Y entrY +CoW'tnet kitchen.
• Owner bouabt new Ir tP1tllllllit11•1M1wr.._1 Mette•: ·~ briaa ~ otrer. C.11 All real •late advert.I.ltd IC7-t010
1o thJa Mftr.=: 111ub-.,,,,. •• 9·,,, lut. •0 111 ··~· • ~~.:.'.~!~~~ (911Nll
terace. llmitatlon, or
dilertmUtAUoo baaed oa LIVEONTHESAND
race. color. reli(lon, Hit. •NOW SELLING•
GllB•aT LOCATION -Beautiful.
Immaculate 3 Bdrm home on quiet.
manicured cul de sac. Close to
schools. library, tennis & parks. Only
$105,000! Try lease option. C•ll
552-6161
WHBI B.Sl7 -Can you find a 2 story.
4 Bdrm beauty. With formal dining
room and BIG SWIMMING POOL. in
Mesa Verde. for $149,500? Why wait?
Call 546·4141.
TWOUMITS
4 Bdrm. + bachelor .
Prplc., buitt-lna: stepe to
beach. 1165.000 (Deluding
land!
OCIAMFIOMT
3 Bdrm. + den home on
30x8S ft. lot; frpl . built·
ins. patio. beamed cell·
inp. S375.000
~ Walker & ler.
Real E»ute
AIAMDOMID IST A Tl
FOREST E
OLSON ... ... . ..
$6t, '50 TWO FOi OHi or DatJonal oriatn. or an Hunttnaton Pacific l.n&et\Uoo to mak~ any Beadl house. Tba 1s a
!WCh preference. Umlt~-Umlted offering of uni-
t.ion. ordbcnm1nauan que cooperative apart·
menl•. located on the 1lUa newspaper wtU not s a n d . A N E V E R
knowln,ly accepl any BEFORE . NEVER
aclvert11in1 for r eal A G A 1 N o p •
estale wbicb I.a In viola· PORTUNITY. You owe
tSoaoltbelaw. it to yourself to in·
Serving Co..,ta Mesa 1rv1ne
Hunl1nq1 on Bt>ach·Newport Reach
673-3663 &f.2..2253 Eves
associated
Toweri.Qatreeaoocut-de· Two 3 BR~ on one
aac shelter this 3 bedrm lot. Great cond .. new
+ram rm + din rm I plwnblQI Ir ln immac.
Gourmel kitchen. A cond. $210,000.
ramb1to1 ranch on MISA YaDI
sprawlln1 lol. Owner Located on a quiet cul·
desperate. bnn1 an of· de-aac. This ~ BR ram:I
_________ , vest.igate this real find.
Prices from $87.500 to
---•· • ..._ ...a1 S!f».000. 711 Ocean Ave .. -vw...: ""wv•ntMrS <PCH> Hunlinglon ....., dec.k ..,.. .. Beach, Ca. Sales office dalr 9ld ~ .,.. closed on Tuesdays.
rors I clatety. n. Broker ~
DAILY PILOT .._, Oulataodilll l·bdrm., con·
......, for tt. flnt • vert. den. 1 ~ bath con·
correct l1•urtloR Ollly. domlnhtm io Newport Beach's most prestigious
bayfroal community.
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$219,500. Agt. ~
311.CUSTOM
$70,000
45• SUP Absolutely true! Lovely tree lined street. Fruit
& a panoramic view or trees and flowers sur·
the turning basin from rouad this brand new
the balcony of this custom built 3 bedrm &
fabulous Lado condo, family rm home. Oc·
makethlsanout.standlng cupuc)' date.early Sel>·
value. Impeccably de· t em be r . A l r u e
corated &sheltered com· BARGAIN HUNTERS
mUDity pool. Best loca· DELIGHT! Full price
tioo in the Newport area. only $'10,000. Hurry. call
CALL 751-3191. t.olff752-1700. •:;~s~~~s I iiill
$59.900
$2500 Tohl Down
Soartiig 2 sty, 4 br +
pool! A handyman's
paradise! Paint and pro-
fit a.od you have yourseU
an estate. Excellent
Tnhm living. Call quick.
847-8010
Find what you want In
Dally Pilol Classltleds.
CLASSIFIED
HOURS
Adveft1~4.'l'li m.i'· plat"i'
l~ir 11d~ bv lelcphone
lj OOa m ln!i 30p m
Monday lhru fo'rnfa.v
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11111!1 ~ltt'" m\d
!>40-1220
OCEAMFIOMT
Duplex. 3 & 1-bdrm. un· ·
ita, each with fri>lc. Dbl.
garage, corner lot.
$340.000 locludi.ng land!
llAoa lay Prop. .......
• 675-7060 *
AIAHDOMIDI
............ Special
MS.000
Guarded gateway pro·
leda lavish groundt &
pool! Secluded entry to
executive llv rm !
Sunshine gourmet
kitchen overlooks
private courtyard.
Spiraling staircase
winds to bed.rm complex.
The finest in twnhm li v.
ing. Call quick! 847-6010
C..flffJ '~*-I• i \ '~' ,,.., "'"' 1
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JACUZ%1,
IEACHOR
POOL7
Fabulous 3 br · 2 ba home
lo very privte woodsy
community. Jacuzzi,
dec king , massive
aquarium. All this le
more. J1.11t steps to the
surf for only $149,000.
646-T711
EAST SIDE
VA Terms. great 4 Bdrm
z bath famUy home in ex-
cellent location. Priced
to seU at on1Y $112,500.
Call S46-58lk>
~~s~ HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
GI
EAST SIDE
Highly upgraded 4 bdrm. 2 be ~ fmly home w /lge
fenced in rear yrd le
eov'd patio. New cptl,
drpe, wallpaper~ Priced
to sell fast al $89,900.
Owner will pay points for
G I sale. Call oow !
646-nll
*VETS* 0 OOWN-0 CLOSING
Homes ln aJI areas of
ORANGE COUNTY
VETAGT.
Cal 541-0100
RANCHO
SAM JOA9UIM!
VIEW!!
Spettacular. unobstruct·
ed forever view or park.
lake. Turtlerock Hills &
UCI. Prime location
nestled ln the hills near
pool & jacuzzi. Too many
amenities to mention.
Adult oriented comm uni·
EASTSIDE
COSTAMISA
CUte older 2 Bdrm home
with dining. fireplace.
big lot. lou cl trees &c
shrubs. Alley entrance
for RV et.c. Astuog only
153.500. Call540-U51
• -,,4~ HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
Oho•tol\09 '-"••• ol .... '°"' -~ -dt to.
'-IO '°"" IOllr """'* -·
I 6 E N l l S
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6 II IH I U S 111 I\ • ! II ')
J •' .;.; tlu I , • ' ' f'. I
3Y!AISOLD
1 Block to beach duplex .
ks& than 3 yrs old. Each
unit bas bltn range. oven.
dishwasher. brick frplc.
Also bas huge 4 car aaraie.
$116,500
JACOISUALTY
675-6670
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• l'tlNI NUMIEl(D ttllftS IN
IH(Sf S91JAa£S
• UNSCIAMel( •IOVf lfTTfts TO GfT •NSW(I
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ON WATBl WITH SU,$265,000
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patio o'eriooldllt tt. hr for yow,...
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Sllp for 40• boat.
Watafroat Ho••• 2633 W. Coast Hwy.
Newport Beach
631·1400
fer! Call 1C1..eo10 •-lo
Ol'f"' '" 9.,. s 'I.IN •otU "'"'' home.. move-in . ltJllMIP .... 0
T'U'LD S20K DH -~•.Lhf3 .:..,. Xlnt. cood. Noquallfyln1 ,.,,.... ... mrJ! --coats! Income $930.
Priced at sus.ooo. 2266
Mi.Der. CM $48-5m ownr.
Balboa Island Rh.lay ~'n'"' ~•'J!Wt\"T~\\ 673-1700
YOUWOM"TIBJEYl1HIS
BUT IT IS TRUE. a charming
beautifully decorated home on the
BALBOA. PENINSULA FOR
UNDER $200,000 . This 3
bedroom/den home has been
completely remodeled and is within a
block or the ocean & bay on an
oversized lot. NOT A FIXER
UPPER. $197.500 will move you in.
Open Tuesday l ·5. See Bi II Bents at
2145Seville.
A COUMIU. IAl"9R CO.
644-9060
LAGUNA BEAC'll
Ullfi Glenneyrr
Laguna Beach 494·9466
J llG CAMY&\
TOWMHOMES
froM $137,500
THE PROPERTY
MART
640.9019
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faclllties included. Don't IT'S so EASY
SADDLE BACK
~l..a P.u Road
La&1.1na HUii 581-6310
NORTH COUNTY
dial fret' )40-1220
CLASSIFIED
DIADLIHES
DeadhM '°' rop.v & kl Us 1~ s.30 p m the day
tier~ pobhl'atton. eJ<·
~ r°' Sundav & Mon dit~ t-:d1t1onr. when
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seeurit.y. Call for lnformatloo $219,500
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Fine 4 bdrm., 2\i"bath f aiiilly bome on
quiet cul de sac. Oversized pool,
playhouse. extra storage. $169.000.
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Several fine bayf ront homes
with pier & slips
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brtcs trplc, comer lot, 2 aMJ&T. wtth all need.ct cleanlnl master suite. large red hill cu 1ar. IOO l>otwood. CONDO y _, .... L 2b tool1, btfl lar1e patlo ldtcben, • mucb. much ·---..1 Pbool751.or7tev... 1 r ....... I r, .,.. with bltn BBQ, fan· ,,.~ .. _... 2"41 ba, sunken LR. taatlc ror r.Ured couple more! $100;ooo. S.nsa-
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bwbattbeowner wantal mr, 28a, t....U paint. va· w/frpl. Brtck dr. Pvt. or sianer home. S'l2.900. UoaaJ value. 837·9500
8ouPt another and must cant, Ira cov patio, Mesa paUo. '9S.OOO. 17S.9'l08. -.wi aft 5PM.
aell. Creative flnanclna del Mar 3 •-......._ /P=i piulblel lJPlraded Plan $11500 · 551-84'70 wool• -IV ln Newport Cre1t. ' t klller M a.w Uullt
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Bdrms, eacb wtth own 1t)', IBr, 1"41 be. Nr bcb, home. 3 Ht.11• bedrms.
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VT~ Denver Drive.
Pri.oocly.
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care yard • enclosed cblldrens play yard.
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llodel. \JPlf*ded plush --------•---------rut carpet1, custom
drQes. Terrific locaUon
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lake view. gorgeous
mast.er suite, air cond .•
lush atnum. HURRY!
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many extra& fl uplJ'adea.
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llC lot. Sf,900. Al.tum.
loin Prin only. 831 ·3495
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......_ "-...,.. 1ldeoce1 on a double 8 EAU T I r U LL Y 3 BR. 2 Ba, l&e yard ror 581-0068/'81-0222.
. ..___ wJde R·2 Lot. A&t. f\lmlabed 2 Bdrm 10 l..GE2brboQM,c&>U.stv. ~J&SOmo.Sc«tReal· SIAVllW -m.aGO pnme kK'aUon. teOO/mo relrta. focd yd. gar, ty,_.7533 Unobetructed view of 3Bdrm, 2Ba twnhse rt0Wt9 yr\y. adlts,SZ$5/mo.644·lle06. SPACIOUS-. BR condo. ocean and Newport Frplc.'. fncd yd, pool ""---..-. ,_ --•EXCITING• 11 wUu Ontario. 5 yra w ......... _r ~""-'rigf~l_;;,1ar Sb~-ndltlon. Good Beach. 3BR. 3ba. New. prtvtle1es. No pets
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+ boa&&a rm. Sltll,500 •BY OWNER •BEACH "-YUYllll daya 1 ~2 .21-eves. SlSOto .-IOw.--a. .CONSUMER'SGUlDI: SS2S /mo. NEWPORT jacuul. swimming. 2 Br. chlld. pet olt. Avail ea.10M ~~nda w JUlt 200 at.<-p. away 197S MadlaoG 2.lr, 2Ba, .. •• .., -CENTER REALTY _,,moeonsiderlseopt now Close to !l<'hl1> ..... • ...._ >' 3Rr. 2Ba. frplt'. 2 c.-ar gar 2o.11 Uvlo& rm In ~ BEACH in l'RONT of "C2w'm":lbrcottQeS2M ' Alt /Owner. Ask for SJ75/mo. C1ltlt9&-8l8e
DOVUSH0Jl£S ua a C.rmel·kk• aeittna Guden Paradise for ti~ lhil decorator 4 Bdrm KJduarMS-4900fee Ml).Ul.2. Gary •t 842-4230 or at
0.U/llrrmYlt..Ut.Br. mapvtat lnUdOS.nds lwo. enjoy the bat for bocnewilbfabulouavlew CONSUMER'SGUIDE Spac. luxurious uec 4 (714)7Sl.f3'130wnrlA«t Beaut48r,famrm,rl'1'1<'. • IBa. pro1 ~pd. a. d• sia.~ 645 l282 leu. $170.000 or BOATlNG activity BR. 3 ba, many xtras. 1 SpecirySeavlewHome. 2\.'abe,dbaar.bltns Xlnt t
corated w /'acunl ., ---,.._., -i p.-.Ut-Eiaht 2 BR. four l BR and Jetty. Lots o( l,Aj,\CRE! blktobch $800 960-l326 toe ts.W 8»11.3& ' -Ottwe _..... w/.....,.l. Super sharp. ~va"'y. Av-"•bleweek· r ,.2br_ ... .,., .. ·pe•·yd ' · YEARLVLge3br. l'-' ba. · · pool. 8lt.a microwave, Bayfront mobll~ home Mobil Ho Sal """' ' .... -....,.,"'"" ..., W Ii ~ ter 3298 •' many other xtra :s UdolsleTtlrPrk. Furn e me es Mootbl)'lncomeolS200. •UllOO/Wk. call!M$-4800Smree -..&.....-32 .... lhcM»eCromocean.91C>O W 1 • 270eHarbor.St.e208 BeUer hurry on tbls, ATERFRONTHOMES •CONSUMER'SGUIDE ....,... "'"' mo. Lge 3 br. 2 ba. ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• =·~ ~~d~ t:!S.OOO rn.a38 1.0.19'7 they'r. atmf-t gone! C4116Jl·l4 00 •••••••••••••n•••••••• block park & bay/beach, Great J br. 2 ba. garage.
t&MZaeorm..u11. OalHoday. C::•n-r'I •w_..!! llMTALS 1~ blb to ocean S600 mo cpt.s. fncd yd. Kids & peti-
1076 MIWPOITllACH 540.3666 before you pay some 2BR,2ba ........... "50 m.8018orm-6'775 oil. $406. Agt No fee. HOUSI llAUTlfUL ••••••••••••••••••••••• 197'7 Dbl wMte Lancer oo On the ocean. two 1 br un-a 1 e • c y r 0 r t b e 3 BR. 2 Ba ....... $.'500/57S 3 br 2 be h ,--·j 964-25fi6or 973·29'71 =decor, VanLuit AIOYITHlllACH bay.Ab1ohrtedollbouse, its S!.SO&GSOmo Avall "RUNAROUND". Call 38R.2~8a ......... t625 A...1 •1 g ltt~ace. b f l500 SF of Ultimate REEFGATE park tak11 pets 8/15/78. 9 mos. lse. CONSUMER'S GUIDE. 4Bft.21,At8a ......... $575 auu ls on_y. no ogs. C.OZy 3_br, 2 a. gar, nc•d (S'f'Zl71-77) 931~ u.-~ ba __ ... lad SBr 38e 1815 comm. sWlm pool. I blk yd. Kids & pets ok. S41 5 bome OD 12,000 WEST condo minium. ~ .... v~~ are i • 38ft:2·~·~ from beach $625 ~.No fee. 964·2S66 or !~~~:;:~.!l= =~vailable, now at ........ : Store .._.. U.fwtliltlled &:~~r:!. ume. aas Mlaion vieJo 675-5557 rea • 847 ·4788 1_m._2!11_1 _____ _
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Kome overlooks large REALTORS •EXCITING• Prime Eutslde CM •111NI • J202 KJDS.PETSWELCOME •t..C::•'l•T_.• .,._whFu..-.a..d covered patio & 215De1Mar 492·4121 Pride or ownership.••••••••••••••••••••••• 64Mto0 2bi'den +wet bar. 2~ •••••••••••••••••••••••
•utlfWl)' kept 1arden .,105 •. ._5 $127 ,500. Good terms •KOMEFINDERS· Open 7 days t.? ba. 1oU of storage " 6 . lal»a lslaftd 3706 • latb shade area. Oce•Ya.wtt-"' .... .,, avaU.Call541·1T80eves. lOOOaolVacancles traa. mirrored doors. •••••••••••••••••••••••
Separate iarden w /fruit VACANT! ~ of a mlle from the All areu. All prices. 4 Bdrm, 2 ba. bonua rm. mstr suite. fl'l'l ai cable. Le 4 BR. 2 ba. bay view
•out tl'ees, grape arbor MUSTSELLFAST1 beach, fun in the sun. DUPLEXES TheseareJuatafew: Dre•m kitchen, dlnln& • aecurily, pool, tennis. & f!'l'k'.167~.yrly
6strawbenies. You'll be Make any offer. Asking 3Br, 2Ba, too many xtru 2·1 BR $87.500 S150bacb uUl paid rm. Huge patio w /(ouo Jae. Adults. no pets 752 1978 -dad you took t.be time to Sl.39.900. 3 BR. 2 Ba. to . .meollon. In .mo.at 1-1 BR + led *95.000 $iL'50 lbr kidalpeta/yd lain. Many extras. Noo· $790 1 Cl bill t •
$fe this beauty! Call Sc:ott Realty, ~7533 beautlrul 5• Family 1·1 BR NB. $129,500 "15S+dinekidaok s molleu . $595, Ph aome exi Y lmlMHIP1-. ... ca 3107 • &M-4380, Ruth Laurie Park 10 California, Apnt' ff73.77!1 557..oa:!l4 5S7·3'78l B111M&-7l75 days. •••••••••••••••••••••••
Rltr. Oc~~~i~:~~~s !:.!n°:.' e~~·~uze~ LehforW. l 200 ...._1.._ 3206 2 Bdrm. 18 ... fenced yard ... 573CAMPU5Da·l'RVIME Newport Hel&hts ' BR. 2 t br. compl rum. Avail .. ~ u d d ~B 2 .... b ba + study . 1213 > Sept. I Wtnterfl9S. Yrly MIWP01rr1'TS. 4 Nlrur)' ~ home •lu~Ung riAk. minutes ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• dbl gar. Child & pet OK. pgra e ... r. ~ a . 4.19-0281 645-1219 CJ2:5 646-6238 RXEI~ available w tbenem.s of from Fubion Island & OfACI IU)G 'SITE ~»clean hty"4 Vf!rJ dean. AN.a.&1.AOW. A L C, sec gate. n r '
Charming cottage, 2 SanClement.ecoastalliv· Lhe Pavillion & only HuotingtonBeacb BR.2ba.Sundeckwtwet Pl5/a11Ulilpd.642·s.5ll pool/tennis. $8SOrtse Nwpl Sl\rs lbr. 2ba. W\nMr ,.,.la!. SpacJAW.
bdrma ing. Homes ln<'lude wet· $29,000. <DL8346-1) 27,000 ·sq. f't. lot near bar & view. M>oor to IJ38.JmO beach, Lenn&S. pool. <2131 ocean view apt. Step-; rm. ar"m!thbe~i:ct!:n~ bars, greenhouse wtn· C4fonllaPeclflc Pacifica Hospital. 5 bay. or. ferry. '750 Mo., 2 separate Wlits. ea has 439-mBl: ti45"·1219 from beach. 4 8drm11. :l dows. Nut.one fOOd <.'CD· M "-'I UC Sa~ P' ....... -Sbop en ··c· . yearly Aaent tt7>1"2 28drm. 28a. lrg I.Iv rm. 1 Lse. IH/Opl or sale. b a. fr p I (' D I w 1ara1e. Owner will lers & much more. YOU Ou! enome 11H vww • tr .. ivic · w/h'pfc &1epdin rm. Nu 1-t:den. Woodbridge Sea wind Condo 2 Rr. washer/dryer & j!arag('
tlnance. No points ' MUSTS££! Pn<'ed from 2706Harbor, St.e208 Center . $13S,OOO. ~ crpta tbruout. MOO & ~ doga. Own/agt. 2\.'JBa, bltns. rdwd deck. S650 1mo 645·259S or
IU0.009 SZ28.000. All offers will be 540.5937 Davi~~e Rltr "ltlaoder's Paradise" $450/mo. 2571 Orange · pool. HI.ID&, jacuu:1. 2 67~
MIWPC>al'aEACH coosidered. Full broker FAMILY PAO ~~~='t!n~ Ave. 6"-6829 Tastefully done. 2 BR. 2 ~,,.,=~dJ:!it°~t~~·eo.-----MeM----3-7-24
_n_•_i.L_TY ___ ,_7_5-_t6_4_2_1 cooperation. 498-0200 or Deluxe dbl wide Bar· ATTIMTIOH ..CONSUMER'SGUIDE ba. hou.se. Woodbridge. 64.S-83 •••••••••••••••••••••••
931.9122 ringlOn m Orange Coun· IUILDlllS S195 lbr pets fenc.-d yd Garden paUo ba~kyard . 1 bdrm apt 1235 & up l'rlVl(W OCEANSIDE t.y'a nicest family park. a..J lot. C.M. With ap-~h•..aa 3207 S2551bruUI paid -tJ to park. Avail Aug . .Jasnune Creek. New 2hr. Mlts only Open 8 30·!.I
<Alt COMMUNITY <GZ3803-llU proved plans for 13 1.1Dit1. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S2l602~dlne pets ok yd 1.1525 mo. M0-7880 beaat ocn vu, tennis & Sat's 9 1 548-4968. 2110
$1500ToNIDoww ol Presidential Heights MGMWHolMSfoN Onl1 S27S,OOO. Ready to TWO BEDROOM and den S29S2brkidsgarpalio Woodbrld'.:. $650./mo pool. ll50/lse 644 1667 NewportBlvd.CM ......
Brotdmoor 3Bdrm 2Ba with all tbe benefits of 848-8895 bld.Calt&t().511Zagt. at end of Bal boa tt254btkldapetan1ce ~ •~·· •b r am~ ' ' ' S Penlnsul 9550/ th Small ree. 557-0824 -r:c..,..,, 4 ·" a. ~m. . Util. p&d Gara1e. Quiet ,v ~~-'<>.::!!~ O.~YClt?J.~ o}i~~~~ .....,...__Stan ~ontyoow /Lallvleew, goltor coula~. cou0.HEWP0Rf •HOMEFINDERS ~~.:r~tc •. pa~os Near ocean, 3 br 2 ba. area. ladwtonly.nopel •. balAn luxury townhomes. NOW Aas um ab I es • re . • •"' REALTORS • ....,.,... enrua P v. ele&ant cath. cetllngs, S220 548-8251 or979·7888 ~ carry ceofS229.000 Is the time to buy I t...u l •· $2:5.000835-4342,556-1492 55 28l'duplexupstairs.lba, £ves, wlmda, 559·1188. NptShores.142·349' ·-en contract at $1950/mo. posaesa ons • .,_ ren a... 67S. I~ • ~ c .. & M).t.aa'1office1~ Bachelor. quiet. pn vale. I
""·11 •··be fits G t ~2'180oror83t93tO renttown Forl.ftfo n---e:mtir c.c>S""' ierage. P• 3Br 2 .. _.__ ·-bch uu...,. Der . rea . C714Jl41 .. •tS -~~r 2500 Clfldr..oleadal~ll drpe, atv & retrt1. l2?& SUPER TRI-LEVEL· . _...v,ateps..., edit Util paid . S22S ==-~~onl)'.By~~.___ •••••~••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nopeta.770.5629. Communitytennls,pools ~l~~~yrly. ~~Orange A vt . -.....·~ I 078 llJe •1t1e .._'CH BY-OWNER 2 br 2 ba duplex •. di.a· a br, 1 ba. aara"e & patio, It JaC\l.Uls, 3Br. ram rm. ~·---1 •••••••• ............ ....._ ~ ~ · • Mfll}C fti'lft.J050 "' B"' .. '""FUL,.,.......er loc:a ;avrSft -basher. Jike...new. SU5 W JD hooku.e. Slv & ..-mo . .,,r ,a,.. ~" ...,... · AUcact1ve Lg lBr & den.
Rustic2Bdnn+den.2ba BY OWNER um Dbl wide Madi.son, Ll'g crnr lot, 2400 sq n lse.486-1730 refrig. New crpt.<J. Vool uon.. w1ueener.,r & ma.i.w:e ad.U.a no pet• beacbo1&1e. Xlnt cond. MUST SACRIFICE-low , low park rent. home In Chino 4 bdrm, privp.$37S 6'2-48lO. UNIVERSITY PARK ahnlbl. Quality 3 Bdrm. gar 2234 Ruturs o;·
All wood cellln 11 & Large 4 br. 2 ba. cor lot. ($F:M26). fam rm, ofc. bwll ins. 2 br 1 ba w/gara1e ~ 38dnn. 2141Ba. ram rm. fam rm home in Newport ~mo (213I 454·SUM
beams. Redecoraled. To many xtras too men· Mobile t4-Store rrplc, pool, & gueslhouse. yard, no pet.s,-$450 mo. New deJuxe cond. 3Bdrm. m:s. Lease.~ Hts. SD>tmoyrly
Pvt pools fr teonb court. lion Must see $88,800. 848-8895 Hones OK. $129.500 (714) ~ f!'l'lc. crpts, drps, gar op· 3 Br 1 ~ ba condo. New LIDO lovely 2 Bdrm .......,_Oft leoch 3740
•103 000 0 A t Openbse 496-2381 -~·-,..~~~ 3222 nr.2U/2U-3648/247-8978. "'Pl/d......,, W/D hku ..... w/den. dlnlng rm & pvt••••••••••••••••••••••• • · · wner/ g · . NEWPORT BEACH _,....._.. _,_,..._., ' ..... ,... patio 2batha.8)0tyrly. •Bach Long Beac h
MS-3009 Secluded. cha.rml.ng, 3 br SKYLINE. 900 s q ft. o.tof~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0-.Poillt 3226 poot M35. 833·9100 days, Waterfront Homes pnvacy Util pd. No pet:.
0 2 be house w /yard. fruit beaut d e co r . n u '-'•rtf 2.150 Front ctnf 3 bd or den ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• evea836-0656. 631·1.00 $18S. 833-8974 IY WHIR ~; nr park tn Ml.Sslon Cpts/drpe, (pie • lndry. ••••••••••••••••••••••• (rplc. db . gar sssormo l bd. 1 ba. new duplex. r k d 1
Nwpt Sbores. $13S,OOO 3 Olen area. By owner. Mirror!\. $24,900. Prine CORO....... 840-7584 , 673 -3289. uUI. pd, yd, $350/mo, ~~1rree k~ COUNTRY CHARM Beach' $225UU lpd' Yd
bdrm. 2 ba, den Comm B>.000.498-0719 only.~7 "..,_ 8'1·7714. 881-3879 •HOMEP'tNDERS Jn harbor view. Lrg Kids~S.ve! f ee
pool. tennis. Block to L-.&-..__ 0 By owner. 7 mooth ok1 Portoflno model. Brk CONSUMER'~GUJDf: ~an. You own land. No --IOI REDUCED S6 000 mod e I b om e . 4 Br. 2\la ba executive Qwming 2 br. 1 ba bse. Village Ill, 3 BR+ bonus patio, wd nr. lattice. 4 1e--1.. 37,,.n
aats.541-2787 ••••••••••••••••••••••• This btrl dbi' wide Professionally decorated view home. gardener. Mature adults, no pets. rm., 2Y. ba .. din. rm .. bd, 3\la ba, ram rm. din L.,... -_,
•y owull!lt Goldenwest In family lotertor & landacaptng. pool, volleyball, new $350. Furnished $375, ~· Nr. shopping, rm , s e p p I a y rm . ••u•uuuuun•00•
-n"51' 21RTOWHHOM! park rfducedw$29900 Air conditioned. 3 carpets, drapes . 486-6684or67s.8111. 182SMo. S800 /mo lease. lncluOreanfrontlu.xunou.s 1 br
a br ~ =eled. Ca ll u~~~:~t this 3Br. '2Ba, fwy close'. n; ~~~11'71~:;~0.eo:so% "-'allpaper. '900. 640-0008 II Toro 3232 AgenU!73-3663 gardener67Ull2 ~S~ts ~;. f~s. Yrh
St2.000 down, $1150 pr spacious 2 bedroo m •ho PP Ing c n l r. 1rvine Terrace-3Br. 2Ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beaut 3 & Cam twohae in Charming 3 BR. 2 ba. 2•--------mo. Sll8,000 balanc.-e. l'll Adult's OnlyTownbome. <SlSSlX·?I) JUSTREDUCED13,000 lUllury home. S17S mo. FaiU.tUc4br.2ba.fl'l'lc. lJ'VlDe develop Featur· story A·frame. Walk toMtwportleoch 3769
finance, no qualifying Lovely pvt bnck patio. MGM'!~ Store All new decor. 3Br, 2~a 640-1880, 675-1727 dlahwbr, garage. Kid! & tng pools, tennis, lake beach, pool, tenms. i.ome •••••••••••••••••••••••
necesury. 754·65l9 Commun ity p oo l ._._. +lg bon1&1 rm. patio BRAND NEW..CB 3aa pd&. tc7S. AgL No fee. etc. Elem s chool on furn . $600 Mol ly.1--------•
Principa.laonly. w/sauna. All ln attrac-.a.,-"---e....t-1200 w /brick BBQ. wt~ lo view v. blk 10 ~~ _;., 964-2586;97'3-2971 grounds . $600 /mo ~67 OCEAHRlOMT I u d .._.__.,TUI"~ clbbse. pool. tennis & • • ..,.,.., 559-8239546-4015 ---------b ~;~~~-surrounde ••••••••••••••••••••••• scbl. $?8.900. Ownr mo.M().1880,675·1727 4 br 2 ba, 1900 sq ft. Cam WALK TO BEACH-'stEPsrK7~c~ IUC::H. POOL
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FORDETAll.SCALL JOOACRES 566-1065or598-9750 2br, lba, bltna. gar. nnmo· .. k,!l~ln;._,>'~~7$475 AlbRCONDITI(ONED doLux~3BR.3"'1 BPAooc10'!:
6 .... 7211 0 rd Adil.II o ta . ..., .,,.,,,.,, ._......., 3 r 2~ ba. am rm. . v.;e1m vt..w "' ..... By Owner. 3 br 2 ba a ener. • 0 pe · Deerfleld. comm. pools. ten n Is . S6 2 5 1 m o Riverside Co. at a main est.ate, prof. decorated at Refa.1&75/mo.6'4·7809. 1&253brtida/pet/1ar/yd ~ark. &chools. 5525 NEWPORT CENTER
frwy off ramp. Some I d d 6 I " Smalt fee. SS7..(IG4 REALTY "u. xlnt. commercial poten-an scape w/p o 2brlba.frpl,hrdwdnra. •HOM!:FlNDERS arbell Realto r s . .....-1812
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FARGO. furnished. tl50,000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Delwte Ttbu.ron condo. 3 No Laguna '2 br 2 ba + (714) 676-S711 Owner will carry con· DRAMATIC, nu 3 bd. 2~ Br. 2~ be, wet bar, Air cSM. Ocean'view 2 blks to 48r, 2Ba, bltns. c.tose to
OR S22·2090 tract. 71' /840·8549 or ba. 2 sty. FP. Nr bch. Lg cond. pool "95. &c7·4$25. beach. '675 . .iM-4127 !::.~.=· tenrus. $700
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4 Bdrrna w/kltcben eat· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ':: b ~ dbl Parle. Elegant but com· BOTH VACANT Sbare~9-7 Fee mature non i.mokt'I lnaarea,uaedbrlcktrpk Beautifully landscaped ...._,......... ~·--iu~'r..!::'"' fortable.838-8854.Spmt.o •CONSUMER'SGlJIDE Refs. No pets S325
In xlnl nor\.b Santa Ana wU.b many ancient ow .... •••••••••••••••••••• g .... ---lOpm. 2 BR. s hingled houae. "'Prime Locale . 673-4749 area. Priced under re· Lovely hom-e with huae l6oa I.a.cl JI 06 $(15. lBd.rm, lBa, crpta, 1._. .. _ leac ... 32,.0 yard. frpl., bdwd nrs. all --------cent sales for Fast Ac· family room & gueal ~-W/D lO kids ....,_. n "' newliledkitch.&ba.,ap-SZ502brutllpd!Beach! Uon ho us•. 5 St o r a g e . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... ...,., • 1 ve. n•••••••••••••• • ••••• • Pli&nc!el. $500 Kida ':fi' MS-4900 Fee Bac.-helor-125<>
HAPPINESS IS... CCIII 644-7211 f::!t~+e~ FrRao~· B~~~2 1 :it A,::, :,~:ts=:.:\r. 2 1%C:i,t;.~·it:=·~~t.'!': New 2 BR. 2 ba. eoastaJ =:,::::.~~£ ~ ~:=~ ..
ownlD« a 1parkljog • (71') 87'7·591 all new. 1$25/mo. 10 Mo ba, frplc. pool. 17th • $425. Agt . No ree. 964· views; all wood Inter.. CLIFFHAVEN Gus. agt. 213·966·1 d t ~on":1~it'b1! ORS22·0530 lie. Irvine. $450. Adu~la. orlrl:J.2971 plank nra, (rpl, stained Lowly 3 Br ior 41 '1 den. Oceanfront. dlx 4 Br. & 3
w.w ot Newport's Back ~-tt't'""rtf 1400 =Ov~!,~_1~8:~2VBA~ 8'1Mlll. 2Rb0NEYOFA D~AL1 &Jau,~~~~~~F 2 Be, gourmet kitch.. dm Br unlta. bit-ins, frpl<'~
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area-6500 sq f\ medical 0 dlnJ. Big ocean v1ew Plx~S.ve ! Fee views, lr1 mstr BR b ..,, bid& ror sale upon com· ~ard. Weatalde CM CONSUMEn'SOUlDE w/fn>lc tennlscru pool Eaatblurr. 4 BR. 2 a. Very ruce 2 br & bat·h , ~eUon. Located between 1'$(). + ulil. No pell tr7Ubrlddapetaok jaeuili.' Prt beacb' $59S vlew. xlnt sch ls. nr apts .,,.. blk to oceun ·1·
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center of town. 2br, 3 Br, 2 ba, yard, gar. frpl, 6"15-1345Atl 4PM 250-500 sq. ft. dlx ore. w. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Interest ooly l0% disc. serve you." ex poa u r e to com · N.B. or call 5.57·9051 &
i'1'1ba, gar, fnro yd, air W /D hookup, submit Part Newport sub-lease. 2 1llth St, CM. from $150 WANTED To Rent. P.P. 559-8239 7S0785 '13ll-0'186 puterized systems. Will u.Uor Ray Gilman
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2Bdrm. 1ea, 2214·C IEACHWOOOAPTS Lre l rm. yrly, s un IALIOAISLAHD journeyman. Will tram Rutgera.$245/mo. deck, lpald.$350. DISCOUNJI GiftShopwilb2ndfloor P'allOlllllSerrices5l60 right·person. Good Ca.11846-7129. 1 BR, rus. Adults only. 67J.4430 • office. Call fast for de· ONLY f") ••••••••••••••••••••••• Interetling position ror b f l -----------~ Nopets.962·1800 • M · bl d Individual who enjoys ene ts. lop pa)· SU.Slee lb low t. ar tails.640-5ll2agt. arnages • no 00 diversity ln their workt-842-__ 2'_3'_. -----
r er , pa 10 NJCE 1 br pa•'~ pool s-a.-_._ 3176 1~.000 .... ft "-II a11y 1'lAm or com· tests. llc. prov .. my of· --' pool Adults No pets • • ....,, · m. "' -... 'l'B•VEL •'-RMCY """ .. fl 1 boos .,... who has at least 1 AUTOMOTIVE 1887 Monrovla548·7924 . ea rage, frplc. $265. ••••••••••••••••••••••• IRA .,..,.....,. bination of Items to•· S'75 ce or Pc. you c e. year of varied accounts S"' ac--.5,.... --------·-1 Adlts.8'2-SJ34or6'2-52SJ 2 Br, lge porch, walk to Askabowtourfrff FRANCHISE or less •Ith a Penny 496-3'1ll receivable/billing ex· ~'""' ~ 1940WALLACE, CM 1 block f S2SS beach, fenced yard. $325. Tbe new way to own a Plneher Ad. 3 tines for 2 NiagaraCyclo-Massage perlence on a com· For Import car atore
2 Br. l \.'Jba NEW units rom ocean. · 1 Eves 498-0318. rtM procJI'.. travel agency. Travel ~.;,~r4ii::rs·S:3r~~ Products Show Room puterized system. Will Good commission. Demo ~~:!.,S3S57 A/Mo. ~~.b~Frplc. 208 ._._ ... Fwftllh.d Network.Startyourown. the2daya.Clmge1t• Special:J.Pr·SlO prepare invoices. apply plan.Call Mr.Leeat
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stove. upt.a, drps~ 1odO' Yorktown $350. mo + BCH. SUlTts. So. of Coast ~Is. Su~ Beach intense Rock & Disco with martetlng depart· in MOTIVE
facil, pvt gar. $250 mo. sns. ~p. 77CHS30 a1t 15 Badt.~BR. Hwy. Availabl~ Now! VIC O.D Pacilic <Aaal from Elvis to Donna meot In r~lvtng pro-OHCllHA
1970 Wallace, Aft 3pm; PM from $230. & up. SEE to appreciate. $39S. Hwy. Id~al locaUon for ca1t D.J . 1114~ 892~3461 blema. Accurate typmg UflETIME 64&-l8SOor~l55 Adulta,NoPets Cal1Linda6?5-Z3ll d_lsco. 4~ licensed , evenings akWa and lhe ability to OPfOITUHITT Sba.rp! Pool! Air refng lS61 Mesa Dr. kitchen facil .• 3000 sq ft 5odal C..._ 5400 op.era le a lO·key re· SAL"""PERSON
Bach loft, refrig. alove, $22064S-4900Save' Fee <SBlk.aEaslolNewport SUILIASE bandstand&dancefloor. quired ~ pool, adults, no pets. CONSUMER ·s GUJDE Blvd.) UGO sq.ft. in prime loca· To dissolve partnerslllp. ILost & Fomd 5100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• · for used car position wtth
1260. Avail Sept 1. Paradise! S225jac/sauna 9am-5pmS46·9860 tion 00 17lh st. in Costa $120,000ormakeoffer. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Slur-LI? Excellent working en· a domestic luxury car
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ba, brand new. Children 2 br triplex unit mature Roomw/kllcheoette fclay window. Call Mary CARRIAGE SODA POP FOUND: Bill: German way to meet new smgJe growing compaay. benefits. All replies
OK. No peta. 646-4262; adults ...,,.. ist'•-last + ~week & up details 531 "'"0 STORES Help run now people.152-~ll. Please apply ln ~n strictly conridentia
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1 br garden apl. Stove & 3 BR 2 Ba xlnt localio Ambassador Inn in Costa TOP SHOPPIHG owned stores now avail. C.M. S45..J.!M2 ' Er l=ttlt Ir TREHDATA p _o. Box 1-s6o. Cos ta
refrig. Adult.s, no pets. clos'ed g~r. 1 yr old: Mesa, 2277 Harbor. Ceo· Canst Fast growing $100-$200K i(TI819io.. CORP. Mesa. California. 92626.
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peta. $310. 645-2274. ask for Mike. o . roo~. Dally• & weekly Sm olc localed al ~ W. CAFE. Balboa Jsland. :w&-0173 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Santa Ana, Ca. 92704 I eve. 631-4917
2 br, 2 ba apl. Carport. Lux townh l 3 ~starting from $.54 a ~~'::~ r:/r·o:~·t;r;m Gd ::::r.S:;.':,~';1~i4oo. I.oat; Cat. blk & wbt male, REAL EST A TE (7l4)540-3605, Ext.
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1 room bacb. apt, beach. Improvements. $1500/bst M female, for fut grow· •--------' SCHOOL Co CLBIC
"Charmer" 2br S2SO kids 2 BR, cpt.s, drpe, near ocean. everything furn. olr & take over p~es~l ing, very profitable con. IJ,osT: Male Irish Setter. A aaJ p'!'f~lta:"JvQi~ Southcoaat Nat'I Bank an
Gd loc MS-4900 Sm fee beach. Call manager al Vic PCH /Beach. 536-3518 lse at S2SO mo. UtU mcl d. strucllon r elated mfg. Vic: 20th/Orange. CM. OFFERS ~644-9666. 644-9806 mdey:;ndent banJc . 849
CONS\JMER'SGUlDE l9llO-S329 ... ~ Sua:arl...tan 4200 fti~ Barry m 4> ~R locl.yatedBolnCosla Reward5484JSO _...,~ •~SIST Sun lower St. C.M.
$!S02br"PrimeLocale''W°" ....................... ..._.. ep to xt317, GwstLec:IW'a"'" ---(TI4)~5300 ~llMS-4900Savel Fee tlm•a. 3142 Balboa 1 br beach apl. ...... c/O Daily Pilot, P.O Box REWARD Far lf'OWinC Import ftrm CONSUMER'SGUlDE ....................... ssso mo. now. $300 mo. Oppalwty SOOS 1560, Coeta Men. Ca. InaertIRllle *CraabCouneavailable lDNewportCenter.GoodiBanldng --------~lBdrf:D. 2Ba condo. Enc winter. 675·5810 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9a626 ·LOST· Verytamewbite •Materials provided. opportunity for bnght T~. New 2 BR. 2 •t1 twnhae. _,atlo, pool , tennis, 642-0393 para.keel. More than just •Small claases for ambitious person who Southcoaat National
w/encl gar" patio, 125C jaami. 97S-07m, bef 5 or a pet ·J»&rtoftbefamlly. penonaJ.Ued i.mtruction. bu Af1 anaJyticaJ mind Bank. an independent
aqft.Adltsooly,nopets. &M-IM9.$450/mo. Laguna. Slepa to IUSIHISS OPPOITUMITT POTIHTIAL EXTREMELY .a.oo.eown~ay andenJoysworkJnlwith benk.849SunfiowerSt .•
Located al 2S68 Elde11 beautiful beach. Large DISPE..,,.Sl.._.G LIBERALRWD &rniebtelaases. ~~·Position Involves CJU40·S300
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Cul=Tit:'~ ba, •BRAND NEW* NBnrc~el.2bdrm. BEECHNUT PRODUCTS LOI\: ShelUe Collie, 8/4, Free3Week periencehelpful, but.not TB.lfRS bll·lns, dahwshr, new $200. wk bl.I collar & flea collar. Sales Training. required. Start around Downey Savings & Loan
carpe ts /drapes. b ot llVIMl'SMIWEST 5103SlhSt .• NB BUBBLE YUM, Eves 640·4229, days CGIForDelaih '800. Contact Terri basopeningsinit'sCosta
jacmzl, s aa BBQ, encl. Al'f COMMUMITY Waterfront 28r home. LIFESAVERS 95Hll81 lll·IOOl 493-0 442 Swank at Transmark. Mesa brant'h for full &
garage, walk to So. Coast garage, patio, S22S wk. LaiT: Siamese male cal, Katella 6M-
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Plua.s;M5mo.75t-8485 HERITAGE POINT ~or557-0848 & Other Nationally Adnrtfsed vie 11th & Balboa on Real~tateScbool ADMINISTRATl.V E ~:lu~Ja~~. 1Exc~1'j;0~
Allrac. 1 br , nr VocatlOllR..tals 4250 P~b Penn. Reward. 673·~ l:mlCaminoCapiatrano SPECIALIST Office WOl'king conditions and
B&ker/Fairvlew. Refrig. An apt community de· ....................... Thr-...... u11a....-..... _ .... _ Dl-nhn or8'13-2402 San Juan Capistrano Managemenl., filing, typ· benefits. For further m·
" atove . s25o. mo. signed with you In mind Colorado River/Parker vvy• nnr...vu.rn1 -r-··_..., LOST: Blk M poodle, u HalpW..ted 7100 lni. No ex p~rl ence formation contact Mr
642'6500 daya, 673-7489 featuring8spaciousfloor Condo w/aUp. 2 bdrm. ~........ )Tl old. 8/3, vie Spr· ....................... needed. w~ Will train Wotdneck.642·7422EOE
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DB Maple. Adults. $275. bedroom apta. Available •~tor...__ 4100 WE GUARANTEE ._ II 5150 TEMPOIAIY C:O.ta Mesa 540-1026 Ta.LEIS M-aptK .. -... u foroccupancyJuneZOlh. --_..., ..... tDRa9 o.....i..-T·....i ... to k H • n-h .... ,_....,........ ••••••••••••••••••••••• $160 WEEK PART TIME ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·--~ wor untgu..: 962-8821 Experonly w br S:US-$285. Patio, IFIATURIHG •llsa.ECTIVI• t . to A li s,lri.......... oovartou.aaccounling& La1.HJlls7M-5251 mite. Adulta, no ...... •Part Uke• ..... iR... Gain a reliable 0 our mves rs . 'dpp cants. musl t be 1815So. El Camino Real ~o_ok0.~.eewp010r~ ,.alossseiento. Advertialn° CmDM'S 1At41C mw. ·-.. ----.u ...... ~·=~ ... A ---'-.... "'7.... a permanent rest ent availab e to _.... .. ~ -..J.-sT -cost·• u•s• -••r••o• .,_ ........... ..,.,...... ~-_,....,... t t b . 'th ' d SIDClemente.Full.y llc. your home . Fiaure --• '"" vr --A New •Recttation.alfacillties •SHAREAHOME• s ar us mess Wt m 45 ays. Forapl)t.C-7296 eteru to Sr. Accoun· Good lklll• ar phone 2170HarborBlvd ~ ~~ ~~-= •P\)ol•Jacuui ,......,....___ Applicant must have adequate ,_RELAXIN __ .;;..;..G_llAS __ SA_O_E~ tanta needed thruout penonaUty for fronl CM 97!M200 MS-7m~ll$5 +Oat BBQ ---working capital. BobJunt1·Llc Maueur <>raqeCo. deak of newapaper / APPb" ln Personnel Of. ____ ...;.....;. ___ ..( ~ clean laun· u.tlltlaf•Bttl Outcall•9,0f.5111 llobertHall'a ma1ulne publlaber. nee. 9AM-3PM. Moo·Fn,
New deluu condo, dry Sba.reabomeoraplment COMPANY furnishes direct outlet Accountemps {n4>158-21880 SWte206.
3Bdrm, frplc, crpu, ~~~~!n ~-Cl1ms UHWoCmD for Gum & Mints, industry's finest PREGNANT? Caring, 5005. lilain,SteSOl Advertlaillt E.O.E. ~/~~.0 r · ;ta;pbe ~ lIIt> '4« ~ ~ dispensing equipment. all locations conOdeatia& counaelin1" ~i:'&'t,u:=~ Ad s,.e. Wet llAUTY ON
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Sl.85.lbr,nlce qwttarea. •Plivatedreasln1areaa &32--4l34S1Mel.97l purposes. APCARJI! s.'7·2S631--------• Ucaliona needa 2 hard fubaoo salon and busy 1 adult. Non°1moker. •Accented wall&. wort1q eoerttUc saJn 1tyllst Wed tbru S.l. Rdueq'd. Nopeta. Fem. wanted for hax· APP UMDA&YJCICI _. _ _,,. ,,,.__. 1 people. Male or female. Mull be Ile. Prerer
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• " (714)559-7000, aorry no to s u cceed in business. No ..._. -~'" enerceuc Plrtoft ""'""' ac· -Ina prOCram. Please ask
Shalimar. $215/mo + pets.R.eotal~ropen Roommatti Balboa investment re quired. Investment ServtnlallOraftleCo. •·•~Pl ~r. who ADVIRTISIMG rorRon,200NewponCtr
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'240. ~ultt bwldloa DELUXE Lori87Ntl4 ~ ~ftlA conQJa.nY beoeflt.t. Call MO'TICI fulUOl\able person. Full i~~:..· .~~'!!!':0:: :.:._2=m "2C), utU. Rsnmate wanted, 3 bdrm S-.. Mo&. T..., °"'J SlllClt-Wblat -=I for appt. ln· how Dall>' S>Uot Claas· UMe. Pleue ~or Ron.
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A1911d..._.,., Rap&ln, ,.._ ..i. Pu 'I I OOC~ 1 Tont.nacll. 2 1ftl lldia need more •-Reslclenuat • eomm'I ra,e, tu.so. M•tn1. WI 4 __ h ·---------.1 l.111tall 1our car,.t. --•••••••• .. ••••••••• Trula. U.. trim. Ron ho u 1ecIe1 n in 1 .... ,... propertlea. R ichard SH.IO. No l lmmlct1. .1 w we -I I 11 1 Sw •lw a.bl .\Alpm, tGa74 TAYLOR n:NCECO. IOl1'.1.60.JZM CUltOmln. Depeadable.1•-~ •• 111.• •• ·.~~••••••••••••• Marshall. 14e.042.s or ~n.m.mz. ._ .. _•••••••••••••••• ~, ...... -••••-••• tJ!: I ... Wood•C'Mt.Hnk ma tft.1119 957-8390 p-ncip .. ~o DJ.eoa Ill._ deaa windows l••llke•p l•I, ••II r IMtlll-W 611-1.Uf Llle bauUe1·movin1. x.ftn · · ... a ....... A&nau~ ---...,. llUIMat wubes .-t•nll 6 rwible ....... .............. , , G.,.,._Yard cle1.Ua1. E11pr'd. Rea1 Ratea. 15Jnpaintfnc<>rs. Cnty, -... , ... , .......... wiodowa at reatollable •ma r::r:tt=k.~~~ ~.: .. ;J ............. Reet ........ IG4'705 X:~~D~ :::ur..t. ca11 oeoe :l:f?e:Uctw. ~:!'!~.\~fe~~ .-.c.ll...,,.
("411 tu -..1.Uc'd. •VDYLOWPIUCP.:8• StucWa:llav.llD1,yardlt bk.owntn.M.IC7·313'7. o...-.. .. --..LIT-•-. Ex· ~,, .... __ ....... 2 .... , ~~!!·=po-tar.
HHllMH ... H•HHH• ODGarclelamelllliDt. ..,.... C .... •QP. Need --------·-l:NlV"t uou -,,....,. _ _.... -r.--~-
Carpaatw. fto.e-, A ... -.................. Gecqe ._.15 WOlt.6».a77 ,....... ~~==~ rua. ~. ~t qual. won. Re-RoolhrLeu
.. jobs. QIU AU.IUl Jl.J.Hllfman•&o.t. PeraoaaUMd 1•ntenl111 amA.PEST bau.linc in ....................... freeeR.~D•rid. Call~ Tam.J..... R T .w ls.tdbkloa. .mee. DefrM ia Vlaual tawa. Pr . .U. CH!!AP! Aaian Comm. CIHnlnl 11\ne Exter. PaintblC by 14 olf OD all wallpaper. lt IN.eat 'l'\-eetst. C.U afttt S Jeff 1641Mor~. Art. I yu up 1pt/ to-29l5or~ll80 Sen. AIM*. olfica. prof. R. Sinot. St. lic., lm. Try we do the baacbat Tbe ---------• ~-Bl L10111d•Bonded. bomee.lolln.!Me-5'51 Wan\AdHelp? 642-~8 bldp.836-7411 me.~a.bn. Hancmeo.S3T·200t Sellicllelt.ema MNl7I
.... W..t.4 71 ..... W..ted 71 Htt,W•t.d 7100 HllpW..t.41 7100 HelpW_..d 7100 HelpW..ted 7100 MefpW..W 7100 HltpWmh4 7100 ..... WllllH 1100 ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................
Beauty Salon in c M CLERICAL Ccntt.Nct.i . Glass cutter. must have Hsekpr. lite duties. P rr MAC .. MIST MATU R E W 0 MAN CHILDCARE Gooch hlg"bookktiep· dent 00 aupennten· Dre~smaker. h igh 1·2 yrs exper. Sl.5.7.5 hr be.lpforoldercpl,approx Exper.r:;:neededfor p /t1me t o welcom1•
needs Wi1 Styllau. ti.53 &art ammedlately. Lov· ,_1 ,,-r!!r. ~· .. --'.Part • exper. necessary. fashion. to sew clothes ln full time + benefits. pt. lObrs wt. Must drive. genera ty~ Job shop newcomers & contact O.Omi.alloa. MB·3M6 u., mature person witb ... -..-.... _. Hunt. Beach. Costa Mesa own home. Please call lime a1lo avail w 100 ex· ..._ .. -..aJt'o. Refs r-d. merchan 111 bl hrs ioul chi.Ide Ume slut, I Ume Oct. area. Several projects "1M·S48.5 per needed. Ask for Carl ;: .;;;. 87~. ~.. operaUOO. uet be able ts. exj e · ao.tlludactwina pnv i 4 ca~9expr. Udoarea.67W030 under way. Pleue call Gr1y, AMA Glass. 2950 to do layout, nm mill. Need car. lite typlng.
IS&AMDlaYACHTS :.ca:.:.~ Bait:! forlnt.ervtew.Refareq'd. •DRIV&• W.Oentral,t.5.S.A. IDEAL PtTJME. lathe ud related1_M7_-3Dll6 __ . ____ _ =~!f:·~= Island bome. Live lD or CLERICAL lr1N376orl01JM Mature. over 18. Good houaewivea 4 coll1l' =~· =~~:. ..... ban1c
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DldlHnlwr ...... Ooatalleu,CA92126 A majoc' We tmuruce cau..NB~l400W Mecl/Deatal plan. SUS or over . Retired COuarant.ee 5)11uatbe ~ ...... 170.'L!_ ~ ,_n.Jfin~ .• :... a1·r COIDPIDY beadq~ UJ hr + incenUve. Call Deal, peraoaable " ~wu ~ ~ _... "nn101 women waDled, lD Newport Beach la OOSllETICS. Aloe Vera, llartat151.W welcome. No nper eaer1et1c. Lori '1 Jpm~. cood., cooliDI 1y1. fr
Irv area, suo pr br. aeeldq indMdaala wtth noa •UJ'lltal face Utt. ~~~~ Kitchen. 919.0747 aft MACl•IST ......_ MawreAdepea·
Mu1t have own car. lll::Ull and ceneral office NJiea a: diatrtbutonbipa DRIVER-Fun time or w. StbSl, Sl.llta An•. ID· 10AIUor1ppt . · dabie~ need 1pply at ..... Cle f _...., ________ , experience In one or nall. Call Laver.01. pan.time-r-er aome t.tnw bn t-12 as 1_.1100• INSURANCE CLERK ~!..:' ... '1:9'~ 'n. Tameup Sbop. Call
......... , l"la•A'A'" m•I wanted for more of the followi.Dc m.amo aperlnd verinl. Muat Frt. • TYPJST·exper'd tor ltiU 6 HanUna C..tbe. MS-4Ml MliA.au•hr ----...... .,. arua: tnowarea.58&-1301 P · --------furniture store. P tr. COUNTER GIRL tor GUARDS buly dodon office. Br· Coletoleraoce preda1on lledlc:a.I. aper, front of . ....... ~o' flexible hours. ss.oo~r • TW.X-.Model 35. uaand~,_!,..,,· c .M. pt· ~e.~.!..21~:: SECURITY t.nirawne.4tfr2838 work. Ex1*' niq'd. !: nee. busyOBtGYN prac · Ch11i:,...., flC' ~!~~m~d.rc;:i 31 A•t•••tlc Sea41-me .•• ..--cl'e";rtaous-• riling to IDluraoce Ori must be beM. E;~.E. 5S1-to5taa lice. mu1\ 'liaoWft>
---------• Recef••·70wp• Counter person for work. Fut growlaa fl)Odwitb1i,W.6typ-b'RoaAdams. ~ard • lnaurance
Top starting wa1es & id sandwich a hop, P IT . tn1ekin1 co. In Irvine. Due to OW' recept ex· Jn&. Sala!)' opeo. Boat• MAO Z Operator. will call ·: in~ or comp~benefitl. Apply Clerical 11·2. No exper neceaa. 540-0501 pualoa Protr•m. Welle Yacbt Insurance. 505 train leaal 1cty. Non tia.Stet20l.NB ettn·
at 1922 Barr1nc1 Rd, ADP 5S7-05421&46-!28l. ask for FU110 Guard Services la ah St. rm 201. NB. App-s moker. Top salary. ·
Jrvine. EOE •Typt.1'45-60.W,.. Brenda. hiring security guards 1y tn penon. 848-1400 Medical Back Office, p rr .
BOAT M ECHANlC DalYllS for · CM. &lbmlt resume. PO
GH Ir diesel yacht, PENSION •llllcpg/AcchJ CUSTOOIAM Men or women 25 yrs or llYIME ~~~~;.!g MAil'.~~ Boxl20'1.CM.*7.
elect., pumps• systems. S£R¥1CES Xlnt oppty avaJJ for seU older. Know ... _ "'oast MEWPOIT UACH full or rt U N B -.. EDICAL SPECI LI Must have actual JOb ex· •Malit ApHfD motiVlted penon capa· ~ ~ SANTA AMA pa . me. . . F rr eQjoyeble environ· ... A ST
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r. waterfront yard. ble ol work.ln1 with mln. cllies. Net S180 a week or .u.1 . .u.......... 66-0llO ment. No exi-oeceu. fordinica and field units. Newport Center finan· more. Orebge Coast -"'"_,_ r-• No aperieace required. aclrle's Boat Yard. cia.l tinn seeks responsi· •l•JpHcll or Key directlon. Lrc 1pt com· Yellow Cab, 17300 Mt. N.LaTOM JANITORS,pt·Ume,eves. Ute typing & telephone We will tralD you. Call
_87MIL'W ________ , ble Individuals for T• planeedaataffmember Herrmann, Founlltn IUB4APAU Appl'J btwn 2·6:30pm. necesa.OCAlrportArea. Army()pportunjties
clerical poaltions. Ac· to clean• maintain up· Velley. <No of Slater 54 O · 7 81 l. 1718 2 C.115tt4100. c.Ail .. 540-lC.
luMi .. rF/CIMJ counting background. We bave immediate lbeep OD model" auest betwn Newhope A COST~ISAli AnnltroqAve.lrv. ......-.. .. ~. flunthlllcia-::0-~1 Fub.. Isle investment typin~ lkilll and 10 key opeolnp. u you qualify, apta A: busy offices. Xlnt Euclid) ,.._ -·-
flnn. Xlnt oppor. E~r expenence helpful. Ex· "oiler• unique work· salary, tringe bend'ua & --------WHlnB J=.Ptr.nartS.UO. General ph u " LquuHWl~l
" m1turity req'd. II cellent wort:tng ccod. Ii tni mvironment lD addl· rec. bouPsrltA:ply ir': ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ADA &enan!~~ .. m::o :math~ macb':.ery ,._TICH
_MIM> __ m_. _____ ,.. COGlPaQYbeaeC'lll. tiaa to excelleat com· ~.!!°°· 1 olewpo = --· btm~ce1. '*lb llrett Celli. llceD1e. Ex -
ICOJ"Ulll-~~-~. oeflta. Please bo._, ~S I .Temi. to II!~~'!.'!.... TOPGUAROPAY o,.,.,_. mec an.ca abl ~·. ~lnallpbasesof
"' 5ft CclotactM4-4380ext262 ~ m:i."Rd7NB~n oaqu n ~uu.-...VUUJ EV1!1'J1htn1Fum.labed DYPUMCMOPl"S ~ ~~;_.t medk:al laborat.ory pro-J..asun.t.llll.&ml.Jor COil> ~~~~~~~~f-________ .._,,,,....·~.a~ for com· Elqlier'; on-IBM 1» pre-~-e P t' wttb cedun .. Call •ar1aret
atnactcn company. New Penoonel n-&..~--'---1.-a......&. bulJdings. XIot .t.-Juift ,......,.... Mood•"· .,.....;..,.a "'"-• -...... ., ,_ ~~·!!!.Jut-fcrappt.MMJ140 offices I/ oo Crown aertcal Department --~ benefits. convenleot .....,.,.., --~ J •...-n:iu. AMa -~ w Trae.1.1..._..r-J ~ ...
Valley Pkwy, 1alary up Do.!~~detall~._in Oraqe Co. location. Pb Fri~~mFa!:•ao Nwtet.bwpooodrt F~_!' lltl. 11121 lodu.tey Ln. llOdel1/E1torts . Attr
to $1000 mo. Medical CLERK PACIRC • ,_y u.ta p ..... -....ing (n4)525-1737 " ........ Alt.W ,, WV..IUIJI a . Hunlln1toa B each. remaie. ~topport.uwty
plan.C.11 (213)37M306 eovil'oameol? We Deed --------au•RD =ere and bena. 19:H01.S ror t.be rfCbt girl. Trans TYPIST aomeone to balance & --------w "" NI. to S1$0. C.ll req Call95'7..-S
BOOK.KEEPER MUTUAL edit customer input & -------SBYICIS Sally MMOSS. Coastal MaJ..nteunce man for · · Pff. exper. for travel U you are a highly or· computer report. who (x-.llent lal. l.532W.Commonwea.lth Peml ~. 2790 tqbrtsebuiJdiai.40hn ...a.&llcafti
agency.646-4496 laniuld pe1'SOO with ex· 700NewportCenterDr baa aome bookkeeping, ~ JVU ......... rt e• Harbor.CM er_n. Semi-retired OK. ...... ---------. cellenl telephone com· Newport Be1ch, CA 92660 ac~1 or data pro. 2 Days p /Wk. Perm•· rwww -. .,. ALL JOBS FREE salary open. tll 1.Jdo m•• ..... IOOIUCIEPH DJUrlkations. good typing (714)640-3028 ceasing back1round. neat. No Mllinl. Prefer OR Park Dr, NB. 17~. Female. Top money
Experienced. Knowledge 1Jcil11, able to handle a Monday. Friday 12:30 lo menover58.673·2289 Mooday, Tuesday, Wed· Kitchen Aides al\4:30.•telll Mustbavecar.111·2140.
d computerized A/P " variety of duties. we can Equal Opportunity 9pm. Xlnt company --------oeeday, 11u.inday, lOam· F\111 or P rr 1. Apply MOYll IXTIAS payroll. Near Fashion use you in our Credit ~mployerM/F benefits. Call penonnel --------6pm, CLOSED Friday Garfield Convalescent MAMAGW
hi. Frin1e benefits. Department. Light ---------• appt. Executive secretary, al: Hoap., T111Garfield Ave, Opportunity for am· ~gt~ Yr.WO 0 ~ ~
Salary commensurate shorthand helpful. CLEIU(jGIRLRIDAY 1nterv1tec1Dat1Co. mature, Newport Beach 230W.W.-.r RB.8'7·18'71 bltlou1 peraon to CASTING couP ... NY
w/exper.644..a?A Growth potential. Apply VarietyoCduUeslnphoto CoataMesa 546-«llO lawfirm.MS-40C4 .... 217 eatabtiabtbelrowndiatr. --.n ,.. .... 0 R ~ ,::8 •. --------• lnpenon: production. Proof· IC-Oll+JieellADIOS busloau for a 1ecure rvn w r~ "'
aiokkeeper, full charge, reading, filing, office DIMTALASST. Experienced line cook 5-hlAM.CA. PcJt.o.eoldp::f:m future. 8'aJ't apa.re Ume TV COMMEJUCALS fuUUme~~;lsland U.S.DIVERS machines, work witb Cbairalde, run tlme. :::!:odw!0£.:::~ SlateLlc.No.C-6036 Nda 12 peop e for ~t=t Investment. ::C.~..J:rt,~.~7~~j
Bookstore clerk. mature • enthualutic. p rr incl
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3323W. Warner film &orders. Full Ume. Geod benefits. H.B. restaurant. Top pay. Call ffAIDWillSALIS pleuant le~ pro. . 111-lJMExtN SantaAna,CA92702 Hrs flexible . Non· ~or846-3540 ject. No e>Cp nec. •---------·---------(714)~-8010 smoker. fl.75 hr to start. ~~~·N~:n~ Ask few ~~!lme. No eves or Houaewives,1tudent.IL!!: MlllM•"EI .-Hr cua ApplJi:. 10·3. on Site DENTAL MST~bn~e1 a.q:m auuua)'I. No exper. req. tired welcome. Top ony.... ,
Equal Opportunity Pho,61rapblcs. 3303 Ftr. min 1 yr exper. ~ Extruder Operator for See Mike or Steve. H.W. W~a{e + cash boouaea '!he Dally PUotb.u'OS*'· for ntirtment bome. 4
£mployer M /F Harboc' Blvd. Unit ES. open. Fringe benefits, PH ta company. 2nd W r i I ht Co . • I 2 6 paid daily. Day at Even· Inga for Clrculatloa Dis· Ni1bta, FYl.-Monday ___ .;.._ _____ , C.M. bch area. C8118C7·2:589. sblft.3::JIH2Pm. Apply 81.5 RochesterSt, C.M. 1ng lbifta avail. Apply 10 trfct llana1er1 ln the _•_•_1_1 _____ _
Clerical ,.._ _______ Dem.al Cbalralde Alli.I· W. lBthSt., C.M. u.t.•-•g5.a.·us AM'° .S:IO PM wkd,ys at irowin=I,.,~~~ allreala of MUaS8YMAM P or Ftr. over 18, no ex-DOCUMENT •· l b 1 548 1262 .._... .... ~ ..,., 7902 Westmin5ter Ave. '-NUii...,. e or
per nee Earn 96-10/hr CONT 0 C ER CLER"S ~n • our Y • • F •ct or y workers . Exper pttf'd. Apply In Weetmlnater Suitt' tB e. bealDDer cw ex· Fall-time, mewre male Interviews Tues .. Aug R L . L K ft ys,or63t·l43Seves. cer-amic casters Ir other Per• on . Crown upstairs perienced 1ppl.icaot.1 ere over 11· 8 D•r incl
8th, 8:00PM. Airporter Resp. for dr_afltng room DENTAL/ORTHO Asal$· Ftrpoa. For day &ni&ht Hantware. 3107 E. Coas eneour1ged to apply. Ex· Sat/Sun. Wor with
loo, 11700 MacArthur. ~otataon conti:ol, UJOJEM tant. P /tlme. Expr'd, shifts. No exp nee St.art Hwy.Cd.II I •9 •IDE cellent ber:leftt.I include pWsl.s,tree1•detlvery
--------t fmncUon.ing Must type · ~-eaaan ° c, · PP HELP WANTED! To wort In medical Company car Lapu HJJla Nunery. lniDe, Rm •Styliner s. EEM f~. copy machme R.D A Pl t f G hr A ly In persoo to ~ "' =urance paid by Exper. pref'd. SS. Hr up
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xper. prer: ~N°!~vaillab::a lrvtne.5»0777 ~i:,~5:11f~rRdnia Permenent. full/pU laboratory, exrr'd in penOaaJuse veca 1Dc:.El1'oto.81Ne3 .__.... ma -p Xlnt=un.ilytog:row or orp,--..ecer DENTALRDrn-T' I .._ ar . lime hou1eplan cblebotom1 back H.--•-'-•--ve.~ • ....: ply in peraon. Tide oa 2od & 3rd lb.Ula. No ""' ... &, w ex· Clpistrano Bcb .. _ led bl I bora ... -..--. .. ""' -..---1 ---s •-Motel 480 N Cout Hwy wt&ba amiccompany exper neceuary-we per.forposltJonof office auow IH e peop • tory ..... ~ .... W'ea. lllldcredltua.kla. -----
LquoaBeacb with frieodlypeople.C.U train. Advancement op-m1nqerforalargebuay FEMALE Pacta1enf = ': =ri ':iln Call~ for appt. l!:latabUllledaealeforlhlt 7Ul4pm « lpm·llpm. -.=:--------t Scientific Drilling Con· portuniUes to thole who 2Dodorprac:tkeiDSad· Merit ratsea. Cal ffi4) pcllitJonillUltoSIOlper El:p. pref. 11 .. Verde
Odldcare f« 2 chUdren trola, N.B. or call qualify For lnformeUoo tfJebatlE ValJey area ~ 1537 Monrovia p~sltlons 751 ·478 L • F week bued on ••· Ooav. Holp.181. Center ~ l. my horn-. 557·9011 11k for Don ' ._,_ . Av•N B ~blnefml -•·IC .. 1111 I I ~..., ......._ St.CM ......,... " eotoourneareatmanet _.._ .... · · ........... _ .__._._ o1 • ..... _...., --------U'l.DI. 551-4794 Sw.,.,o eoatKt ~ I --~ ....... IUJVW_... niqalretMOta ---'------t ~~ ,penoone Dental.Au't.,exp., WedA P!BJ:llGLASSWORK.ER HOME Dl'JIJVERY, L.A aUpbMee.llMJM 1 _ ase ll, ae-r-~• MUISISAl>IS -----------------. uuni11ll F l L Ni l -.u t·•• t 'nmn in Nwpt Bcb. .... .... .. AD_ .. ..,_ Ptr a. II UM2LamP1C111St a.em a1una 1ue ba~::.,:. bamg~M a:IOAii to e:All . .-. Le1al Secretary·O.C. clean drtvln1 reco • to ;;rt~·wort b.:f:u
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GardeoGrove53'7"'840 · p,i1lr 847Wor53MTeo · mo.•tA.Uortl'13-25l5 akportarea,2pos. 1\l&ll. wn1n_. to work wtt.11 Ume. MetuN women.
Equal ()ppor Employer DeotaJ Ala't, chalnlde, · 1·3 • 5 + yrs ex per. 10'llll1 1 J.0.1
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41,4, ~l DO Sat. Salary FUe Clerk in acct'g clept, MOSllSS Gtowlq •:rnamlc nnn. ~~-':.~L:.: nal 0 .. flC!Ulty. Call Garfield
CUllTYPIST open.~•.54WOOO ~~:=~tn~~ ~~~ee:=b =r Mr. Kasdaa. ~;~ ~~~P·i{1:1
Must typ• 50 wpm, ~a.c.,t yaiid'(ilif. drive~~c Houle Inn. 819 Sleepy JUltnewapaperdellvery, -.-operate 10 key by touch, .__ -·.-...-• i ff II L L LEGAL SECRETARY but to&a.I manqement ol,_ .. _•--• '-----acct 'I exper. pref. cat;:;;"."a:t. ;:;rc;;:~~:aeaser S:ac~w n.. •saana Laguna Hilla. Recent a defined dlllrlcl of
(Joyce)631-0700 BOYLE ENUINEER .... _ _,_ exp. neceuary. pre· customers. youn1 In· OMCI-.. ....
.--T ... IL Dental Lab Tnloee CORP. .-.-.. ferabl1 probate. Xlnt depeaidtat distributors. SALIS. ~n...
-.,. needed. Exper ~ful L501Quai1St..N.B. ..._.Deike..,. ~lrS/Hskllllreq'd. ~· aervice. col· laDei £)(:~:.!'~,.. ~~!3~~~k ~ Plalla·timbeJ poaOltElon also ~:C~,JtJl.~edln. appt.lll~iO:inalow for TboM qualified and In· ~ Good · · _, · av e. E. · · _. .. • '• n-.. · tereated come to 330 JEWELERS
Al>Pl'I cc;:::.-T!~: RlchatMT•l.5C9. P'ottllft operatDr. Must ~~e~t.IC:ta': LEGAL SECTY. Don West Bey Street. Cotta 3m8rtatol.C.M
Vied • Prt. t :SO to --------•I bave tood drivln1 re· .. _ u--·• .~ .... -amoker, top aalary. Meta. Monday t.bru P"ri· ... K;;;;;;;;-----... ..... .......... . AllOlY ·--Pla-· ..... ---a a._. .. .,.,,, Hml\'1 Bcb. Ml-1400 .olau a·. -··.oo .-...... for c Asal. ex per .... :30pm. 1700 Rerbor """'" •• -Cli ....,. ......... ~ -""._ d 'd. Costa a. .. -&inta IRvcl, Aaabetm. Tf2.5800 to ...sat•,._. ln d• Ua Ave. ta-l.93 8atell Liquor derts. fulJ 6 pan g:~~tbe Aaa.15'7-JllllO
EOE :r. ~ ~~ c°! •BBAI. OMCI ~ .......... ,..,..,. time.~ 1M. 19Cll S. F.qua.l()pportun.lty Dt. ~ Cu., .. w....... tromubaalcal ecallip· Creative 1roup of u •If '' hwre-Cltllwj, Lquna Beach. EmploJer ~•l"WVWVI""""' ..._. -t. Mul blH pre· laadaeape arcbltectl "-•II ..... P °' IW'a. ~ ASSIST: IDA
EenuptoSIOOperwtr . .-PCa~aper. Hedi a ruponalble rc••,'t11.CllMr.LIQUOR CLERK, ~~J.:r o 1°'elllllle·1-w11es.
Low wtuo.. Piac.meat •HYn~,..._ f:u':. '! .. ~.CF lt .... IJIO. danlme boun. Al10 111 ram-~.....,~ b...nlL "edlile boun. .-...111.fltt. esper. Call 1)cleatUlc ......... , O•Lr COOK 6 MGR -.. . .._..lleell-..SSS
•---------• Drltllol Controls, a.Jiq. ~ II, I llllllDINIW'I, 'IWl·fl'rt, 't8AINSE. A1k for ll'ull baft local nl 6
C1 4•11/ 117-tOSl aat lot DoD yruxpii.al·1700 a.aPM. Call Jaalee'• Vlr1lat1 or Shuoo. = drtvtn1 re6cord. •AClas
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--Y9C ... office procedure re· tra.il:Ufti Qpe to D1A11'SNAM Otnetal Ote-Pax. aos•er· MOUm•DS ....• 11 / Cl\ited. Ability to *Ork emd me8. /!!l~ ,:'°:~~ · COMP*<* llMban&cal or eledro-tni Mf'\I. opn. linmed l\J.U •part tlmea. Xlot •--•~ .... w/fll\,ne • tMtailed ln· a.crutUna49ft'ee.c.11· ..sect to 1ta1 •/elderl'I r:nedalUdced e-.per. Prt· opanlnp rot exper'd or ..,..., a.1\'iew Manor ~It t.o... U4 to. •mutt. Call f« appt. a.aw .. l40ol038
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pll.ellCll ..._of airlrul· u . bneflta. r.u•it •1'00 1fO' • ~RterJnll ~: w-m.s l>MI, baacammon table, Qll'Ud sm. fiieepertola .... meat .. wp Moa rr 166-o&J a.pmenw. ollday • cobblen bench mah up st2:S. Sat ~ SWl o-~ 332 .,.._.. w 11_.fti -----------1 • ..,......_ ...._,. ror v a cat lo n p a y Over 40. williq to learn minol. s Low ~•toola. tvea1111 Canyon Rd.
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.. pnf. NII dme; WUl tnla. ......_ cull muat be 11 Start $8. p /hr. C•ll drawer formlca cbeat •••• .... •••••••••••••••1----_.;, ___ _ C:.-.:0:.:: .......... Newpoft ovstoappty '4t·4071 mornln11 or ..,, Nau, recliner $&5, 4 1.-AMAMPt new 1tereo syatem. hr.,......., e&ll om. Dr.If.a. (Deltp -~--• •-eves. ~~~ chn *90 Preferablf an old 5Mbaraotv' turotable1• IPM,,.._llla .,... ~ .--....,...y ... l)UIOft or au, 1._r. cb&lr $10. Rat-Fender BaHmlA. but ure • 15 type I I -=..=.:..:..:.:==~=-·-===-..1...;_.;.;..;;;;_ _____ , nil n• "11.-a Y ACHI' tao baby bau1Det S40, ~ In 1ood worldnt c:artrtd••. ~drarltic
• .& .,. ...... ._.._.,. rot law ol S • 1 •SM•... bed aide table w /1 drwr coaditlon ror around 1100 re ce l v er , 8 a o 1 ., rw.:-'~":. flee. Wlll •nawer ,,_.._n. .. x_.... 11an •'1$o0558 WiiidO~cau •1..ae1 aft OLA PSON •Pitt $
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No 911111" ..... ..........~. T>'P· '2617 SEC'Y /RECEPTIONlST be•ter. 3 liMll new. Mov· Natural wood (Jnlab =..-~·~ lq ••· M!pful. c:.-u .... o..til 011,., s.a ... , Ptr. 1:80-5:30. Mon-P'ri, Mw •••H i n1 . Aa kinc $250 . $600.MUm 11n.~1Jia.wi. lln. .... --.t ""i' Admlal1trallv• au't . fo-r •ml architecture ....................... 90l125. OHlcelll wlP & _1__ Sbonband de1irable . elliNeriai olfc. T)'plq • •;ut •OOI llanr.s fo.m 5" Ulick I 111 xa .. •• 1011 •;,a..----..~.~~a. _.................. Salary optn. Pill :IOwpm,P,ll>hr.N.B.,Nr H•••••••H•••••••••••• -·u .,. W-••""i-•l•I -• •-r--_. ..,_ • ...._,~, W • ti O.C. 61-.152-1814 .... _.,. ..._.,. • .,... MHte'H•H••••••••••• .... 9e$ bk:J&· l•l·JYOO .., Htern r.Dterp HI. ,,...._, &'MatAJPdiDlqaet.Sl50. Dtveft·A-Ca.11 at~ price.~~~!:,.!~~--
---...... -(I·. •• ) lrvtneana.w.tJ.JO SICYJTY'91ST AntiqueMuatcBoxe.I 6*'10H Receive• • forward.I ._., -.... , We wW be 'tateniewlni .,_ '· • • • Skit Macbinel! ._ ~ _. ... -'---....;.._ ___ __, AUl'8t T Is I froco Mpm ~UTA.IT Type sow Pm . S I H Clocks 1 5 pc JO) mabocaQJ bdrm 10Ur' pbone calll. Nearly
• m .... Ort..-.... l!•1t/l'willt f.br a •ariety ol Ml and J:apar. for Newport he4i1W. fl'oatofcpositlon HUGgs~ON set $150. Dreuer, s ~. ~ .. ~·~1 drop b «'-ol »a."8.Prl...,'liaar. part-timepo-.tti..,1.App· Beach arcbltec:ta. In· for C.M. promo mktg Amflua drawerltbeadboard.GE ,_1.CJl'guuwOf-. CW to H.r"Mn. •• Ollll6Mlll. l7lnper10D. unstinl, varied work. ftnn. Good atmoa. fr co. Wand'ssd radio " pbonosrapb. SmltbOolou mock!!*, ~tevu~~~ -,-ST i.tt.blkpc•abthnd. WUI beneflla. S'750-'800 per ... ,1aa MJsc:'&eeSZ: • etet w/cue -Smltb .... ______ _ _..._ ~ -._ D1L TACO tnlft to use word pro-mo.Call548-Qt3ut22 --·.... • -· Ml·'31l. aak fo ••m.LOMCI eeuor.541-519 ....__ .. _<>•-A"-.... Fu1·1•. ()peaWed.thnaSat. Movioc. Liv'&, dio'1. Corona.modelzaOC>2mo R&n7 8"1•7 or Do 8518 ••U •---n•i ofc 1130QlperiorAve. ._ ......... "'~ MCllU • l.802Kettertn1.Irv. bdrm furn. Collectbl'a • old, MW '340. seU SZJO. WUlalm Urpmt ,;,;:. .; U"Per a.tall ... Ca SECRET•RY p /time. exper'd, Ute (714)'754-1117 aome antqs. Aft 4pm OD· ~ · ..,._
PBX ..e. bull mUlt t1Pe 40 Equal Oppty J:mp\T ,. mecb1 knowledg~. App· ly. Call. a.15'15. MZ02 lYc equip Not needed iD 9tJI
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GIJll'1llQr f\all • P tr. Ca ~~, Cbarl• Nurse oftlc. 00 crown Valley Service Sta. Attendant, x 12. 9B75. • c:bn. fillnl cabnta, IBll ..._.... -•recent·
115-Bl .......,..,n.nwST L"4. J.11 Parkway, Hlat'1 up to exper'd. Full or.p/Ume. 87M417, Mn. NaUand. 2blacltexeedeskcbra. S50 typwrtr. poa~e mtn, lyrebltMSO.
PitJa.. 5Pll to IPM. MedieaUoaa. FUllor part $1000 mo. Medical plan. App~. Al'coStatiOn. 17th ft-.-t ... _ _. e9ch. A·l ccod. + mile. air cood. ad macb. 49'.aa8 ';.':..~~~~-=-::9..it~.=~: time. Mesa Verde Q>nv. Call(21l)m.&306 &Irvine.CM "O;A:".: 759-lW;&40-6600. ft:: :t:ebiJ'~~; ~avail. fulJ • 1np. By appt. only, 2pm ~~f!'il CeawrSt., CM .,_,._. __ 5 d•vs Duties Service Station Atten· A•u• 20th 120000 Deak $20, cheat or racks, steel ahelv'1. bln
time, •PPIY 2440 to 3P1D. 5C7-5576, ask for _._ ln~~~~ re;;'la'1 pro· dant. ex~r'd. Day & mRedhw CM drawers, $1.S, night stand bu" much more. AU ati-------'----
Rockneld Blvd. llr. Gambino ....... , a.g •Mop perties. 714~1666 :i;~Sb~I st.f.~~'7~~ Sp~g~~~jhlte $10. 5'3--080'1 :':.bl prices. 97M.1Zl for
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Wort with small ptuli llCB'l'IOMIST Houaecleaoloa Serv. b dl b 1 • S4M088 ~ ,._&011•• IOtO I' RunabQut wttrlr au parta. Muat be able 59-0757 to an e pure as og Service Station attendant .A. •••••••••••u•••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ac~ + 50hp Ev~e. It • d Happypencmoeeded ror dept. 91er leal duties, ,. or PIT No exper 4'8•cH 1010 Sl~Dablla,CdM H•uuftllt.ID W1k thru wndshld l2IOO apea un era tan heavy pbooes " varied SALAD PEISOM group lDSurance, misc. necess Wjll.train Wages ....................... Sat le Sun =-'ot~ .A. No raobl otr refused. Ber
Eqlisb.M2·2IOIO amce dillies. Typing a withaomerestaunmtex· personnel functions, & + commlss +bOouses FRGHT DAMAGED 4pclivmtset,dinlng• $Pl . .._, Ci,.M nooo wlctYs 557·1677
PLASTIC COM PANY mUJt, CaJl Linda for rt Hr sto 3PM adueecre.tary to con· 4200BircbSt NB . HOl'POJNT SALE. 3308 bdrmaet.a,otherodds& Model L·l22 with wlmdl""'HLarry need1 Product lo appt. .. 5470 rday~ a: 092 ' t.roUer. Tbiais a pressure ' . W. Warner nr Harbor, ends.67S-0676all5pm. REVERB. Owned by a~--------Worten. No exper. nee. .640-7 jobforarapidlygrowing ServStaHeJpneededim· SantaAna.979-2921 ...____ IA~ protesaklnaJ mus1ct.n It 4 ' Sabercraft Cbn
Rra Tam·Spm. Goo SALIS CLERK Newport Beach advertis· med. Full or p/t. Apply ,__ v.v in excellent condition. CnUer. 255 I/ 0 , x.b>t
bmeftts Good •ta.rtln RECEPTIONIST F.alabUsbed Stationery ing acency "requires a 9llOE.Cltlfwy,N.B. Wshr~"C~y~~efrig ....................... Aaldftl $750/best offer. ooocl. lobrs, ao.ded. slps pay. ~ueot reviews. mature indivldu.I wbo Ualfa leafy by ~-85. Call flS.7185 evenlap le 4. seo.zM4, cl)'I. 175-9672 .
.,. ___ -i~ p Store needs inalde sales can type aowgm & Sewing-Overlock exper. woriringornotll57-IW Nmo.a-r~251b•.-_......_.._,, •. ,a~•--... -ys eva/wkenda . .--a_.., •t I Tiie Buntin&ton Beach person Office supply ex onl T 1sao•--~------• -uuu ---_.."..._ ... AJlo)'I, 1981 PlacenU ...-ce .:i one of ... _ .... • · operate 10.lley ad · Fan· Y · op pay· Mont Wud 1974 Hvy Dty m.c.ountry lOOlb 19.30 (Moo.·'nlura.). CM ~159S .. u UI ..., u pr. helpful but not tastlc fringe benefits. Monrovt.a.N.B.642·3472 O"Keefie'1'-d&Toc.k . Lanen comm. rasher.
Ave. · tion'a l.rcest realtors ~':!!!uy . Frdiio1ale SendresumeorleU«to Sewing · 'Need pow"t ~:t":i./i:"~·~~.at,:: ~NewportBlvdCM Must sell 10 mo old 3~ T. bold. 300 ball. PR E . S C H 0 0 buOl)elllngforabarp re-.......,._. .... croup me c , POBox 11623 Santa Ana b. . rod . (across from Or•n1e Thomas trlaooo 3 . 112.000.m.tcl
TEACHER, Nursery =ce~!!,!.nnlal•S..1t.._~~~_!l"~!.: c::..;~~otrieanp~~-t~ ca.92711. . __ • :8c!ce~!'r:aai.~ ;,/~.vice contr . Countyfair) keyboard owill~aC1:-...<?rt,1. M!bod cw11ftcatie w-ex.-< -~~ ___ ,,..._ "'. 'ID -6t5 IM-cost Sfll)O, "'™ or ' lldpjac:k, RlUed for
per'd, bra flexible, 12. ooea. 1:-l«h~ typing. ment call Betty asla Secretary (or sailboat co. Ueed refrip , fro.t.free ~. ean after IPM. l'iallilal..-~ ID.NB. ~in·
perhr.M).ID) Ideal envtrorunent and 751·1'132 Gd shorthand & typing SOUTHWEST Wubers dryen Gooci Jt•tllr I070 98Pr'703IJ tier'elt • Tu~ ottr
excellent company S•lea F /P-T to ••II skills needed. 4 day wrk buys. BeitAJ>pHUce. 210 •• .. -•-•••••••••••••• Ha d B 3 PQmeDt.1.5'1-Gm!O Preslwm--~.llta~~dbabbelftr .. beaeftta. 11~ hr. week, u&eb.ovr18,baveown wit 7-5:30 Appl1 W.D. BHll Adams,HB.538-0811 l Strand araduated mmoa · orcan. 917 Searey, 24 '.
\HID .... M on . Fr l . C a 11 tramp. Mon·Fri. S.I or Scboc~ Corp. 3502 S. M natural pearls. In· Beefed.&11> Lesley. $1400. Flybridp. Slip avail. All
All company benefits. 714-5'1·3&'1 comm 53'.1..QJll OreenvilleSt. SA 800Glenneyre, Lag Bch Refri1, Frost-free. divldual measurements IM'1«77 tbe coodles. 754-6152 ~T:~x:!~:~~u~~! ~ fe.iC::-· Secretary /fyplst ~ e Pl ex Per : R=le. av~ble '25,000, private Early player piano, gs Mpm. Aft6.17M067.
98UM88AM·SPM. ACold;eUBankerCo. SALES HELP! tacUoan,Gore~:;,;.1~fi · Individual. Box 181. note. exceptional caae. 4 Cobolt 11, TRl·H, 290 PRESS OPERATOR An F.quaJ <?J>pty Co. Female. Excellent OP· Are In need of a fast & ac· An equal oppor emplyr Aman11 19 cu ft aide/side CdM., 92182:5 ~2078well, 80 rolls, $1500. bp aiev w tome: Mt. mny
,. ___ ..:..___.::..:._:.._.:..__1 portunity for personable curate typist for bU&y refrig $225. Kenmore Women's wedding ring, ir,, xtru mstaeet&.SOO/bti~
EbergeUc M/F wanted aggressive person. Will marketing resea~ch Tt .... DM Sain Wlhr -5. Kenmore gas carat + 10 sml stones. Hammond orgao. like ofr.MatselllM2-Sl52 for fast moving in· R.E.Saln train. Inside sales. firm. Involving publica· WrkP/tinourtdephone dryr$85.SpeedQueenor t675.Byappt,549-0087 new auto rbythm/Upe..._ ______ _
stallt/comm'l abop. Sue IJSY & NEEDING Clients by appt. only In ti on, st al is ti c a I , sales room & still pursue Philco elec dryr ~ ea. ttiedr 11950 493-2S30 t 1lip muat sell 28' cessful applicant mua beautiful office surroun· transcription, charts. out.side activities. AM & Guaranteed & delivered DIAMONDS · ' · Owens cabin cru.iaer.
have working aper o Unique Bomet ol Mesa dinp. llKIO to 11400 per tables, reproduction etc. PMshift.s.Guarwages + 546-8672 Investment, certified .. 58 fflmrnondorianw/Lellie Galley., bead. etc. sa500
A.B. Dick 380 or Ryobl Verde ls "plugged into" month. By appt, 2Pm to Congenial working coo· comm. c.au ror details. F vs 1 appraised $310'1 speaker. Baby Gr.ad Abo 17 ilatron aid boat
Itek camera. Knowledg a rel ll f 1 3pm daily. S47-M76, Mr. dltlona. Full benefit L.A. Times 540-0301 LAIGEIERIG sell $1850 .. 62 F VVS2 piano.968-Ml7 ~!':..new ena. $1000.
of ~1 ppm,, bindery aerv1C:~t0:.:~~r!s Gambino packa11e with dental, ' SlOO. "2·3'&94. praised su v•-7·.--
wor. n1 w/cuatomer a d emand for more medical &life insurance, Telephone s0Ucitio1. me-a... IOZO P 39 E Sil 47.aell ~·MOVING: Must MU Baby helpful. Good wor 1.a.............i-.Wiearebusy S..Lady boUdaya •&vacation. neededimmed,noexper r--1· appraise Grand piano. 40 yr old U ' Oldie but Goodie.
CODd. E.O.E. Call C an~ help! Ex· Elper. Ptr Mgr. & P/f 18005 Skypark, Irv. n~. Making dlruae ••• .. ••••H•••••••••••• $ll.62Z. aell '8300. P.P. H.O. Ba1 Co. Antique flybridce,baittaak.ttrin orNoelat~llSS ..-r~._.,._ 0 bell> JH'eded. for ladies 7HJ546.31114. reservations. Pleasant l;ycle l_CllllJIOJ Rick.~ wbt, $1,750/bat ofr. ma...,.,.-..1. fll.ll
'--le 1y spedaJty shop 759-9951 eveniilglU's. can earn up S •LE Ult amv•, S5500/ ofr d.,._ , Printing ..._ may app · . Secretaries to $US/hr. Call 754-1601 A Mhc:1l•1w IOIO ms21110evesl7$-3274 '=:t' ~i: ~!u\.~~ Sales RET•tL u.c.t. att3pm. ~;:'.~ ::1 :~;1·s:r!~ ·w··;:;::·;._:;·,·~~::s·· = ~~:!i.~1~u~!. '76 Trojan, 2S'. like new ...,_. 1 -out" ple) associates to work A 9'll!lll BM...l~E mopeds, moto "ross ,__~~ ,_.., cbeltra. Leslie apealler canvas, VHF. must sell. -.-m ay Pa.ate· with. Contact Sandy Office supplies & st a· i...,.;s-n"'" '" from YOW' .... __._~·---" _,. "''u •1-... 750 .,,.. ....... up of all types~ busln n..a--'"' J ' Wood t Several Secretarial posi· SOLICITORS bikes, parts, ace111. re-~ ...... u . ~-· _..... "' .,. ' · --
siltknery. Call Mr. Wea ~or un a tlonery. F If positions tiom are available in a pairs all makea. Classic Send one card for each IP--.lfll--.fll!!!!~-.,..i==--..---..-=~ Corapp't. (714) 557·9212. anil•ble. Phone for Medical School Urut at Exp. Only. Sell the Dally bicycles Buw sell trade tag plus ODe spare. We app't. ,.,.,. M_..., __ , Center in Pilot. Earn $160 · $200 a · .....,, ' return permanently Mlw,...Slatta.in lllSTAuaAMT 714-557·9212 ""' ._..,... week Hlehest com· M2-T9LO sealed attractlve tag &
LUNCHCOUNTER "-'-iorMr.West Oranie. Duties include mission paid. Your Jt10NEWPORTBL.CM •trap, m-u-g ai'rlioe Production Worker FoodPreparation ~ typing, transcriptions, .. ... .... u.u Delivery Driver. $3. hr t Penoo wanted to work M9wporf Statto.rs phones and scheduling phooe at bome Over 21 • Cats 1035 I.D. requlrements. Pre. start. 662-22S6 both full and part·lime LD. card. Call 835-8453. 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• vent Joss & thtftl For a ---------1 at IW\Ch counte.r in large Sales positions available. UCI to3PMonly. Peraian ltlttena. CFA re· peraonaJised ta1 enclose
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P IT help wanted fo hospital benefits. Apply ~ ~ $30. Call for hrs. call 642-5735, 9-5 or Dom • 1040 PRICES:
aandwfcb shop loca Lindberg Nutrition, <es to ~ve11t in your UNIVERSITNOF. · cometo2101 W. CsUhry ;~~~••n••••••••H•O• szeaor3t• -·· oc airport M between Carousel / future, Dean Howard, CALIFORNIA IRVINE N B at lOAM "'"n or "" -· · · us 631 -t<> 1 • · · · .,.. Golden Retriever pup 4/Stap 11.60ea. be nail. '°" fall moa Bullocb, lowel level, So. ._. Peraoone Department Moo • 6 al!lo. Call'bef u or aft 2 Coast abopping center. koom 152, Admlnst . · pies. AKC Field & show /9taia Sl.50ea. Mon-Fri.833-3ZM C.M. askrormanager. Bldg. Tow Truck Drivers ex-pet. Shots. wormed, l0ormore$1 . .0ea. --------1 Sales Jrvine,CA92717 per'd. Top pay. Apply, raiaedw/fLC.X1ntdlsp . SaJesTaxlncluded
Best.IU'ant Management SPECIAL O.WTowtni.1000 Irvine (213) 425-"41. NO CARD?
trainee. 17 yrs+, clean· Affirm alive Action Ave,NB64.2-1252 YorbblreTerrlera, AKC, Draw you.rad .. .!.~~~
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Restaurant SALES oouragedtoApply CM64W638 Siberian Huaky, 1 yr old, Send cbeclt or money or·
'""-Dall ..uc pa-, lov-_ .. ,Jd. derto: 101•5 auc y Pilot bas im· ,.... ...-v -uu ---·Mnur-. mediate opening for ~ abow quality, $100. .,.._,,nu "•
CHom Of 1't qua1lfied aalea person to ~llanut to= I I 01 OVIEI -.sue. eos~·~· Boa 6.* 926215 lltloy seS 11 lannl pual year Eednld WaieASaJAdmin $20K MOEXP.MIC. GermanSbepw/papen 5 esa, . Immediaw opeDlD.p In pee a rosress · C.Ufor•ppoi.otmeot old ' PHONEMATE
our family restaurants at tlon. Put newspaper Irvtne PenonneJ Agency Ellcellent posWon open mae ·~·130. Telephone answertn1
nearbJ locations. We re-sales experience pre· 488 E.17th. Costa Mesa for men " women to .__to v 1045 mec:hi.Ms w twur, $79,
qulrenopreviouaexper. ferred. Temporary PC>6l· &.tit.eD& 642-1470 wortoutoflocalofflceof ~ •• W/n!DOte,1149 .
.loin our friendly team. tlon could become natiomridecorp.Noexp ... ••••••••••••••....... Rocer,750-31'91.
Come see us today permanent by year end nee. You will be trained m Fem Sbep /mix , _Irvine _______ .... between z.cpm. Good commission draw t.bol'oulbly. If you wanh spayed, needs yd, to Cd Pl1ca.b110 for man s, SS
Real lllt.ae W ... /W....,,.. program. Call ror lo· · *Secntsf"* steady secure future and borne only 557.aioo, 9--5 for la~ cl&H rings.
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INCOMl7 154 E. 17th St. C.M. DAIL y PILOT Employen Pay AU Feea 411! a.5 t 4 FREE. Adorable Bllt II Join an exciting com Cool! T..-... lh Reinders A&ency 6 -beige male puppy. 5 mos l'ennia Club.Newport pay ·wttb unUmtted in 23952 A venlda d e 1 a 64.2-4321, Ext . 277 4020 Bln!b SI., Ste UM old. 'J52.&189 Beach Fa mlly Me m •
t u l F Cartotta. Lqun. Hills F.qual Opportunity Newport S.ach 833-8190 bet benblp '800 640-8308 :=~~ •:utrdinarT '50'1CampuadrDr.Irv. Employer CalHorAppt/F.atab'64 ween 9:30 &2.Moo.& e1y unuauaJ Fem Kit· ·
million dollar location. W•1a9'esjWalhn Tuesoaly.~ tw., ~· boX trained, Pooltable, Brunawlck,
Jmmedl•t.e ~ for Coo111Tr•et1 SALIS Secre\ary TIAYB.AfilMT will apay. 644·0139 or xlot cond. Best offer.
blpty motlv•ted ex· Calllart SH,OOO.SSO.OOO Minimum 2 m ret .. ot 548-7308 a.o.1320,646-so:n
perlenced or lnex '11UEdlnger,HuntBcb WlthlnSyrsinyour JACQUES exper. Int'I & domesUc MJ:nltruckrack psteneed people. Train r-··'OppEmp•-mtf ce>mmer clal salea, sas. 1111 lll'OIJ'UD. 1\dUoa u ~'""'l~-~~~~v~·~ own Insurance Bus. needed r or la r I e 6'6-4950
sl1t•ace. Full tlm -•Part·tlmetoatart COUSTEAU automated Newport1---------• lm.Daltl'· Call menqa Bstaarant •Flillcommlsslona Beach agency. Qullfled 1010 Gu BBQ w/cbaiD driven
now far amAdentia1 ln PERRY'SPIZZA •FreetralDiDIPl'OIJ'&ID SAYS oalyoeedappJy.833-9818 ............... •••••••• spUsltabolle. $75.
temlw.tlMm. Nowbiriqfortul.l&part e()ranpCountyofflces ... MWlS3. t~a\AI .. time openinp. Varyln& z: .... ,. .... ~ ri7'U your ~ud-a•12~kt: ~~!!1' _ .... ~. bCoTmal! *•I IUY * * '=:ue AuatrlaD marble l_: m j1H•rwlHMI dQw • bn. ldul sup-r _...,,..... w... .... ~~-· ....... _. ...... ~ ... VUOJ Good UMd • -·-·----·--ple meotal Income JOECONNERS tnanclal reporta pu.f benetita. Truck l'w"Dlt~ lta.Dd.4&111ofdd· a.lla&ate f/lt'8dents. Mil be 18 CentnJOC1'70.7740 y eddlna machine: medlutc heavy duty AP,plla.nHt-OR l will 1aa.-.c1oorsbboew. .,_ .Apply •-beavv a&atUtlcal t-•-.. Ford aper. A,pply at 930 MUorS!LLforYoa. tnmdl• bed, recu.n..-. a.ir.umsm. · 0 ·-· >Y-~ jp~00 SANDWICH llebi" lboc'thand. ;6uttj E. Walnut, santa Au, MASTllSAUCTIOM Amlrtcao s&.IDdard Ira
•Jfl '•Wtk11• §day to _._stfop :!::.:.U~~ betweeoto•2. M''"''''"''' :C"=~~· FllE 3 WEEKS ~~~~l needs couatu and out· Depenment bu an im· 1'Jplat, 2 P rr. needed im· CASH PAID Pool&able Kuna .., .. _. 1111i..11M~ 473-UM side ulestlr .. , for mediate oP8ft1U ••all•· medlattly, Good to top For Id med narn anu ,, • •1t .:--•
llUIU" w A~•wtnter.Apply l ble.Es:ceU'entNJaryand skills, neat, aecurate. Ac:IJ'TV' .,,.m · 1 ':d~Chc~.
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•AbtoloittJ no prior =,.:r Blvd. po , Nl.fb&a week Wed to antique Vlctortao love oreenbc:::,,~a1u11 trabalq or uperlnce kdo. · 17Ml34 or U.S. DIYaS Sat Apply l1t' penon seat S120, t'JS·tl.24 or r.,uy to bolted. ~. •9••w w s.m•a 1taUan Dell, 1• 97MZ19aftaoe:•M Alum.trame,301noeold.
•Pmooallaed lnttruc NEw SeuoD.al Sales. Attr•c· ~• • __. HarbodU,C.11. Sal•• t matcbln1 wlnt· = ':°i>:!\.:f.t! ~ ...... cm tho job 8USfNESSMEN )!.::kan.=~!1~::::: S•la A••• C•. WAITRESSES apply back cbalrt, eov'd In 21J~·l'°3
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<Near MacArthur. ••••••••••••••••••••••• TEST RAY FLADHOE an need of care. SoUDd best. 646-8516, 898-1570 pickup. New I 'd ' rm
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67H?53. l8t 912 Old ie but aoo dle. COSTAMESA ,~:t.t "72 C.t. Z7. 3 sails. dinette. •••••••••••••••••••••• $1000/balofr. ~ •---Wl--1-U_Y ___ 'l~!Ml~M"'~~~l 'a uo. reblt eng, mech 11 Utt.. new Ula. 28 mpg.
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Camper shell for truck ~Y Repairs. Major dealenbip in the Irvine 'li DRIVE A* xtra fuel tank. sftt~. Laaerfullrace. immac.
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'~'1 '" Orean sailmg lci.;sons. on Super starter set. $3200. _67_5-_14_76______ 21 Auto Center Drive 11 I, I' ' <\'I (r 111" HOUSE OF
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stereo cass, new tires. SIVILL'l 4 DOOR 39.SOO ml sisoo. 546· 7178
low mi. $2400. 962-8663 VI. automatic trans . full MustalM) 9952 Cal at. 982·l9t8 IRVINE
ca11 67s-20&1 Motori ___ uct_l_l_kn_t _l4-0 ..._for We 761-7222
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aharp/muat HU. $3800/or
ofr.615-3630
A utbOl"lied Mercedea Belll Dealer
'72 Corolla, 4 dr. xtra idnt power. factory air cond .. •••••••••••••••••••••••
oond. t999-us Emerald leather ante rior. llll '74 Mustang. 32.817 mt.
Bay494-U78 wheel, vinyl roof. cruise s tt-reo . P S. $2700.
--=---------•control. AM /FM stereo. _962_·7982 __ ._962 __ ·3920 ______ _
race record. Muat see to at70Nwpt Blvl'CM' COST A MESA Volvos. Pickups & Vans. a ppreciate . Boug ht ....... 7910 ........ , ......... ,, '18 8210 4.-pd, radio, new
tires. xlnt Cond.
IUTSILICTIOM
IM1MIWISTII
'76Corolla Lf\bk SR.5, x.lnt etc. Lie. 7~WN. Stk
cond. loaded. lo ml. l.896A.
HIS&-0753 $ll.l9'
'65 Mustang 6 cyl.
S195tl. or offer. 546·1542 .• :.. larger boat. 714-548·5930. ..... AMC/ JEEP \.All ,_...,..
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• • v'e> c~ built by Kettin--···-··-·--·••••••• 191e.c.-OKll
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'73 atcYL, AtC. new trans. radials. paint, runs like
new. $3800. 846-2381
DllSll.S
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1988 Toycta Crown. 1m·
maculate, 49.000 mi.
sisoo. 494-2.523
THEODORE 995S
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'L. • owner. AD.'J reuonable 8'>0d price. Perf ~·
oHer constdered. No •nuorlMllMilU <JW1NN1'2478)
'7.J 610-, Toaaea. auto. xlnt
cond. Unde r S2000.
~or 752-07'90
'77 Corolla Delx. 5-spd.
air, Fii ater. Xlnt cond.
~ 5o47·34171832· 7043
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2060 HARBOR Ill VO
(0~111 Ml!>A 641 0010
19Ell VISta Crwser. power,
9 seat. S950tor best offer.
759-94481644 -8i22'.'
_ bl"OMn plUU. Aalrtng .,4 Honda 750 J'ull drus.
$ll9,SOO. 114·:w&·:i830 New cbain, tires. 16" re-1971 J.20 PtCt<UP '77 280Z, mint. must sell
AM/FM ca.sis. S-spd, air.
burg. 61J..4:ni
SIDAHS 13'90Cfllel 31421 T-
1SHC)lll-181ue
11 460 SEl tS.. 111~1 ....
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Eldorado, 37.000 m1,
wired leather $4500.
'1'1 CeUca Lftbck. blk on ~ SlS,646-7793
'72 Olds Wa1on. full pwr.
new tires. I owner. P P.
S1100. 552· 1826
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Cal 2·34 crui;ed S. Paclf\c ar wheel. Exel ah•~·
last year. Diesel, wfal. $1S7S. Mataell 960-3'1'7
VHF + much mor,. New 71 Yamaha Enduro
$36.SOO. 714~7 Dt. 115. Make offer. Call
COlUMalA Z.:: after8:30PM. 557"8393
Big, fas~, comforta! 250HARDAVXL st.reetor ~aller. Newport 1 dirt. late '7S. 4800 int
avail. ~l UUa wee &ms great. ssoo. Call
for $1~. Pb 499-4940 _1_52-0262_..--· -----
T SUMMB IUY is Yamaha 125cc street 1~ ~0..,0 bike. xlnt cond,_ ~5.P·
12• ti~ ~ ~'-t 2 4'1131IA? .. _.,.. "' ,. , -.,... we1.,,, -man --
t1aillloat.. Complete with '77 Yamaha Champ, 80CC
main & Jib t1ailil, cen· engine, HOO miles, $300.
terboard, rudder & all 497-47~
$7395
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btk. limited editlon. alloy • d V 11 In whla, air. AM /FM. xlnt 96 coupe e 1 e, x t cond. Must sell. 64~ cood. xtras 546-6100 ask ·1~ wagon, vry rlean
or 54$-'348. ...i_or_T_o_m______ automa t 1 c. 48.000 m 1
9957 . ..................... .
'74 260Z fully loaded.
AM /FM ste reo tape.
A/C, mags. Jl,000 m1.
71210 f(~IY
'4 2toCfl011411Gold
74 2IOCl1023011Gold
7< 2IOCllO!f191-
1l 290 SE r~10-,. 280 SE IOQIXM11 Al'd
1t2eoaE 011eee1e""' $21.50821U439 832-8178 •• j~~:,:,:','O:: T..... 97#17 i8blkSeloadvtll<'ed. 31.200 m1.' adll "15 290Z 4 spd, AM /Fra 8 rH&0SELIO•nt3IW""• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • • mmac con ·74 Station Wagon. xlnt tr k, A /C. ma11. xlnt 1H &0sato1<stn 11""' Wanted hard top for 1972 Wrnty . Sl3.250 PP cond. aood m ll~a gt.>.
$4800~
cood. ~.493-8679 .::=::ti=:.m::::, Triumph TR6. Either 542-3973 dys. 494·1618 $1700. Call5SM171
'71 SlO Wagon, nu tlres & ~~!:~\:',~':.' black or brown. 646-1247 eves ...,......... 9960
brakes, tape AM /FM. 7H110&a1oeeo101B1ue VolllW9C)lft 9770 '62 F1eetwood Limo, /\C. •••••••••••••••••••••••
,552·0483. P.P . ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• jump seat, blk w1gray '73 DU8ter 340. Lo mi's.
'5510. Runs. needs some -,:~11000k ·'72VWC8mpmo'9Ue,41M. ~~(fall !J,,T171· 9v~ top. Sl6
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work. $375. Must sell. ·1uaoSl1ooee1a1 e1ue air. AM 8 tr st.er. xlnt1--_..;.....;..__· -----,,,.,.. "' 14 4&0Sl102129l1Good __ ......... ~ '"~ ",._ I ot I ----------548-6338 aft s. n 3&0Sl1002u11Re0 \.vuu • .....--vu ~•-us· a r. n runn ng. iJ Sebring. power. radio.
lmea. ---~-~--~----..,~..aoSlc~•rM>WM• •7c. Rabbit . It blue. Must sel~!!!_.., A!C. crwse control S18SO
Cl.IAM '72 Suzuki 380, new 2S24HarborBlvd ••••••••••••••••••••••• '77 8210. htcbbck, A/C, ·n...,ai.t.., 01aa10rwy ., ._........
I to t R k fl 9 000 I S3600 AM /FM cass. """""· · 644-1487
LOTS Of RIM! P 1 08• e c. ac • eo.ta Meaa '87 SUnbeam Alpine, xlnl auto, 1 · m • SU:'• ..._,,, -------------OMLY SI 25 rest,$300/bal640-02l68 714/549-1023 cond.1omt,quadspkrs. :!62-4320wkdysaft 6 .:~::~::::::::: 646-
3677
.................. !!.'.~ ·oo Sport Suburban Stu.
Call 117~134 Motor Homa. ~/ Sl250. 4116-1166 '73 1200 Coupe . Sl JOO. 7H&O St.CtOOl8381Wfl<I• '70 camper w tnew engine 00 Rally Sporl. totally Wgn. only 18.000 m '· new
-a.t/StOfCMJI f 160 '73 WtrMtloMI AHoR-.o 9705 AM /FM ater 8-tr. nu :~:::g=,i:=, $2500 new. reblt 307. dual ex motor. brakes & greo.
LIDO 14. comp lete.••••••••••••••••••••••• SccMlt4X4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tires, green. For iofo 11 •&0S1.C 10111n1orey da ys 838-2982 eves baust. dual dist. lloUy =;,ond Sl050/
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S595tor best offer 400 So Rent a 1977 Executive e cyl., 3 1peed trans .. 4 m•GTB 2000. small work ~~~·. 675·6498/540·2244. ~::=' ,:,' .:;•,::. c~ 83G-Sl90 carb. Mich's, tape deck Bay Fr-Ont,Bl .613~. &ti>torbome or Mini wheel drlve. locking needed.S3000(or besloC·....,... Mt!IM•110 noth"9-uno vwvan.X.lntcond $1900 9i!l 41 :!4 or
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Cal·M &41)er rond,. fan-motorbome from Herb bubs. removable top , fer 631-0874164>3487 '78 Datsun PU. loaded. cw.nie.uon1YA&.1• New eng & clulch. best ~2964. aft6 V.S
• ~ ta.sue pnce JU st reduced Friedlander. Call any of rad Io and h e a le r . I HOUSE Qf olr. Call .,..., .. l.,...... ---645-99'i5 I 67S-W'U tbelenumbers (6113JEY). Aid 9707 Xlnt cond, must sel ' u•-""" Yro6et 9920 --------
_ ___,_.. 19a.6777 Sltft ••••••••••••••••••••••• Less than l ,000 mi's. IMPORTS, INC. ·s bug 1600. sntf. mags.••••••••••••••••••••••• POllltiec 9965
, 20· Bay (ady, newll 537.7777 Must sell due to expand· 646-0600. leaving state. mst sell '73 Nova. hatch back. •••••••••••••••••••••••
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1-1111 Ing f1tmlly. 2-dr '72 •75 B210 btchbck, like nds wrk $S50. 979·8670 Must sell. Metall.Jc blue. '00 GTO. xlnt cond. xlras.
7Sl ,673-1&(4 1QOLS. Sharp. Make ofr. new. low mi. A t C. ,..., __ ..,. vry clean. g rt cond llOO or best. Must sell. _,,_ ~u/FM .,, l --1912 VW Bus. mech $2200/bst ofr 640 i729 f>46..8772 afl.6. --..•.i.....,/ RENT %3' Fireball •. self· ·--nm rauio. mus see 21 ~/921·1511 rf -~..-~oooMS-3961 ~ pe ect. ne w engrne. 64()..<U04 Docb 9070 cont&ined.Lotaofirtras. '73100LS.4.a,000ml.auto. toapprec . ..,, 714/523-7250 $2715. Geor ge. Oysi---------1975 Grand Pnx. loaded.
ir ·-••••••••••••••••••• 6'5·2283 A/C, 1nrl, idnt cond. 119 Roadater. 1600. good o. ...... _..._ 879-3900,EvesS&s-1893 Monte Carlo. 'TS. well snrf too! Only 35.000
90' Ava~.d mooring. In RENT, new 78 22' .Motor CZ900~7-UM4 tnl .• bard • aoft topa, '9 VW Sqbk. clean. Lite =-~~:;.out. Many mrse:,:t; /640-1645 .
..frDet of lice.d's & 1~im Home. Io ad ed • ._Toyota Land Crulaec, IMW 9712 aome body wortt. SllOO. '67 M nin blue, blk inl. Rns great. ---------· -000 67"~ day /Wk /mo. 615-5* dual tanks, .IOQCI cood, .751-41911 B. not In run g $1."U\ '71 ,__ K~ ood S•.. ·77 8o""•vllle B'"""•aham --· -· . ..,..,.,.,,,, tzlll. 98>&288aft8pm. ...... ••••••••••••••• cond. ad Int. tires. trans ........ .... ... v aw ... ...... '"""' • wAN'l'SD: allpfmooring, 'T1 Eldorado 22· 9 M, ,...,_. 9723 etc. BltofrM&-4946 75Hl93. Wgn. P/S P/ AtC L./R only 23.500 ml. very tem-m for~ Deb cruise dash/rl alr, tt76DOMl4•4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sac. $1195.5.52·7104 clean. loaded. S6300. dod~-for
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TOM '1CICUr •76 3111GTB, priallne '87 Mercedes 2508 E '77 Rabbit, xlnt. cond, ,..._Ser 9915 9"·1010 dys. 644 ·6593
Finder's fee. A.ft. 6pm, sharp,eatrus:;oe>u.nder VI, autom•tlc, pwr. S21,900/ofrs.Dlr 'Claaslc, top technical mustseu=.7. :.":.~~••••••••••••••••• _wkn& __________ _
"4·7'994. book. Sl2,900 offer. steerina. white spoke ~or642·0006 ~=~spd. Bst . ·77 Cordoba ~775 F·BIRD '76ESPRIT
··, ~~SELL . P .P . wtaeellltortroadUrea. IUYOl•a•SE M 9725 '73bug,neweng.AM/fM V-8,alr.Vttop,P iS.P tB. Slvr/b!k int. loaded .
radio, heater & less than ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• '18 Mercedel 240D. auto. 8trk, $1800. p /Win. eo 140 seat. Must see. Make offc:-. 9800 ....._, Mtw 910 17,000 miles. Ser. 226363. YOUI I t71 IMW sunrf. lo ml. SlOO calih, 960-4205 AM tFM. yellow p p 640·6583-ves or wknds
S\k, P3SOCrl'. MOW! r.aft~6:"/I UIUllM my lie 494'2878 I've got a bug. Super lOM. Ulte new 499...WSS '76 F1retnnl Eapnl. dk grn
SHIS ExMllent ~lectloo ot all .... ~.. ~ 9742 cherry.yellow. 1970. New tat 9'30 4r will top Only 23 M
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cbooM from plu.un "Tl MO ltlqet. Lo mi ·ee Lunousi a. blk ~ M2·1r111 outt•aQ1lin1telecUon Alll /FM. xlot cond. '66 VW Sqback New ne. pass· --·--------COMPLITI
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llOTOlLS r.adat f7IO 6'13-ca.90. '77 Marte v .1mmac! '76 T·Btnt. fully loaded.
llOWW&nMt,S..A. •••-••••••••••• .. ••••• WreQed VW • 72. Front Creme. loaded. P.P. immac. 9'000. Pvt party. $5'7-2112 Prl.ltin• of Huntlnatoo ud a dlaaater. Good 640-&444. wkd)'s. 9.5 s•0-7100 or 524 ·2157 ~ m.a. m. e....ue =: ~~~ -ctm • parta. Bat of. Cor""8 ttl2 evetJWkndl. atereo~.~-11to, met.Ille feodernartna to Poncbe r ... f'1'l.eGl ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 T·Blrd. P\all power. ~~ cJeu, 91100. onen.S.'791. 76VWlllTU tt11CHIVIOUT New radials. Wife's car . -Mid.DI SZIOC). -1.832 ....;._....;........;... _____ W ~be 912. 5 1pd. wbt I tncik, aUdl sbifl. dn't C0«¥1i i I Court
"JI l'\art • do« cuatom, w/blk lot. iood· cond. condition. new tires 4 &peed. pwr. ateenna. l9'7Z CDe. Beaut Sunmlnt ~Jr• ttereo. 1ood ..,aoo. Call Rocky .. ~. ..., ftnD. Call 841-a&fl pwr. dt1c brakea, air Blu. Wbt lthr Int" vin~I Lany14'·2llMI ~ Cll'MUL.. cood .• m•I wheel. top. All pwl' feat. Sp t .......__ CortFOJCL.eeliaa beautiful blacll nterior pwr seata. 64.000 ml.
,._ 9727 'TC Pwacbe tll whl. 20,000 2!11 N~ Btvcf. &r leee than 20.000 mUea. UlUmate haxury. $1995.
••••••••••• ............ ml. rblt ena. toP mech, COSTA MESA Jmrnaculate ! Ser. ~ . ._.....,_ '71 cln. Muat sell -89/bel (7leNftR> tU221Jl Stk.tPl510l. •-v-.,..-----.. -7-4 HONDA Cws otr•-2389 v.e.o 9112 $7900 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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Fountabl · VaD.ey
EDITION
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Afteraeo•
N. Y. Stoelul
VOL. 11g NO. 219, 3 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MON DA y, AUGUST 7 I 1978 ~ TEN CENTS,
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Polic·e ·Laud Protester's Rest~aint
Seal Beach police today
praised excell nt or1aru .. uoo and d meanor by •moa tratora
who plckot.-t acainat nuclear
a nns ud Duclur power Sabar day in a pe~cluJ rally.
They are nol exacll.Y offenna
them U.. key to ~he city due lo
the manpower t1eup such a tune
Uon presents but pohc~ con
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HBCop
Copter
Crashes
Four-root high weeds have
been blamed for the Sunday
morning crash of the Huntington
Beach police helicopter during a
training mane uver at Long
Beach Municipal Airport
Helicopter pilot Jerry Evans,
33, s uffe r ed only a bruised
shoulder in the 10 a.m . crash.
Student pilot Thomas Arnold. ZT.
escaped injury, officials said.
The $30,000 helicopter was de-
molished and can only be sold
for s pare parts, according to
Huntington Beach heliport main-
lena~hief Roy Wile)'-.--
"The copter's skids hit the
weeds and it rolled over on it's
nose." Wiley said.
"U the weeds had been cut, it
would have not era.shed.'' said
Wiley.
The Hungtington Beach police
aircraft. a Hughes 2169-B. was
the second helicopter to crash at
the Long Beach airport over the
weekend, Wiley said.
"A Southland <training school
in Lakewood> helicopter crashed
in the weeds Friday." Wiley
noted.
Trainee Arnold was practicing
quick stop landin& maneuvers
._ Sunday momina when he tumed
the controls over to his instruc-
tor. officials said.
Wiley .. nitl tbe weeds make il
difficult for the helicopter to
mane uver prope rly during
takeoff and landing.
The crash. is currently under
investigation by Federal Avia·
lion Administration officials in
Long Beach.
Vance Opem
Egypt Talks
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt IAP>
Secmary of State Cyrus R.
Vance took his Mideast peace
mission to Egypt today after two
days or meetings with Israeli of·
ficials. He immediately began
t a lk s with Egyptian
Foreign Minister Mohammed
Ibrahim Kamel on prospects for
r esuming the peace negotia-
tions.
The secretary of state was
scheduled to meet with Presi·
dent Anwar Sadat later in the
d ay . State Department
spokesman Hodding Carter said
the length of Vance's stay in
Egypt would depend on what
progress was made.
Vance said on arrival that the
United States planned to press
ahead with its peace effort and
he termed Ms earlier to talks
with Israeli Prime Minister
Menachem Begin "useful."
Council Eyes
Spa license
Huntington Beach City Council
me mbers wtll bold a public
hearing to consider revocation
of a local health spa's business
license. The 7 o'clock bearing
will be held in the Council
Cha mber, 2000 Main St.
Police Olief Earle Robitaille
h as recommended the City
CouncU revoke the license of
Golden West Health Spa, 9891
Yorktown Ave.
'AUl'O AIJYEIUISE'
S4YS SEILER
"I sure am l)acl we took an ad
in the Daily Pilot -we got several calls. rtn grateful."
That's the advertJ1ln1 1n1ecesa
story told b7 tbe HunUnston
Beach man who Dlacecl this ad:
'12 DATSUN t• C.... lCl111C-. .. ...._tM&
..... J(D
If you have a osed car to sen,
call &Oa7I.. Nt a few woNI to
work forJIOU.
lo the O.Uy PII«.
c~~ l.bey aAre welcomt b1&ck
;t&•ll'I next yeMr
R~pre1enUt1v es of the
South m California AIU nee For S\Jrvl•.. pledaed at the event
which drew about 1.500 to retum
a1aln in tm, IQme Ume, Hme
place.
"We dtd not bave one •le
incident the whole day," Stal
Beach Poltce Capt. Sam
O'Amlcoaald today.
Demonstrators marched or
1tood ouulde the entrance to the
Seal Beach Naval Weapons Sta·
tlon where they believe atom
bombl are stockpiled. then ad-
journed to nearby McGaugb
School.
Police and Alliance for Survival
organizers bad worked over the
weeks in a smoothly-meshed plan
for the anniversary of the 1945
Hiroshlma. J apan nuclear bomb-
inl·
The sole semi·UllY incident oc-
curred within the ranks of the
com blned ~~eanization itself
when Ofte of tne peace marchers
scraJlled At far-left participants
wielding a communistic flag.
"The whole thing waa very
quiet and orderly." Capt.
o ·Amicosaid.
The Alliance tor Survival ii
comprised of a broadspectrumof
organizations from those of the
Marxist persuasion to environ.
m ental preservationists con-
cerned about-the•aponsstatkln.
N°avy authorities have con-
r,lstently declined comment on
the allied storaae of nuclear de-
vices at the sprawline compound.
There was the peaceful outcry
against nuclear weapons. rock
mustc; plenty of free literature
and one free-lance picket.
He was there to protest 4Prop.
13 and slow U.S. Postal Service
delivery.
"Girl Bunt Widens
liuntingt{,n Cops Search Many Stat,es
By R~YMOND ESTRADA JR.
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Acting on a tip, Huntingtoh
Beach police investigators have
journeyed lo a rural commune
In Tennessee to search ror S-
year-old Valeena ,Mariska Miller
who was abducted from her
Huntington Beach home July 31.
But the search for the young
beauty pageant winner has also
taken police to several other
states, according to police Capt.
Grover Payne.
P ayne said several officers
are expected to return today
with report.a or their weekend
seareh.
The missin& airl was alleeedly
a bducte d by her mother
Camalla Miller. 25. in a oredawn br ea'k -in at Valeena·s
OCfDFare
-Bike Voted~~
In Budget
By KATHY CLANCY Ol tae o.lly 1'11et Slaff
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PAPAL HEADGEAR -Pope Paul VI wears tiara. (eft. at
his first Easter message; a miner's helmet . top photo.
during visit to conslr'1ction tunnel, and sound muffler.
while preparing to leave Vatican City by helicopter .
A new $45.4 million Orange
Couqty Transit District < OCTD >
budget that calls for fare in·
creases on all bus routes was
adopted today by district direc-
tors.
The new budget is down from
the SS0.3 million in 1977-78 and is
down from the $58.9 million
bud1et proposed ror 1978-79 before passage of Proposition 13 • Catholics 'Moving The new budget re(lects the
first fare hikes in OCTDs six·
yea~ry. --~~----~~~~-=~· ~~~~~~ To Elect Pontiff
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TAKES OVER REIGN
Cardinal Jean VIiiot
V~leyBoy
Suffocates
In Yard Hok
A small boy who tumbled into
a hole he playfully dug in the
backyard or bis Fountain Valley
home, causing falling soil to
bury his bead, died Sunday or
suffocation.
Koiche Kambe, 4, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Hirozo Kambe, of 11904
Coral Aloe Ave., was pro-
no unced dead at Fountain
Valley Gommunity Hospital.
He had been kept breathing on
one of the hospital's life support
machines since beipg taken
there by paramedics last Thurs·
day. 4
The younester was revived
by paramedics following the
aoon hour accident that left bim
partially buried headfirst ln the
pit be bad du1, lnvestieatora
said.
Otanae County Coroner's Of.
flee spokesman said today that
aa yet no mortu,ry baa beeo as-
sl1ned to handle funeral ar·
range menta.
Gope End Strike
OR.EAT F~ Mont. <AP>
-Strikina Greet Falla police
have voted to accept tbe city's
lat t ccntnct -ofteor-· appanmtl1
l!Ddtn" tbtlr 18-day walkout.
VATICAN CITY <AP > -
Faithful mighty and h\amble
mourned beside the body of
Pope Paul VI today and the
Roman Catholic Church readied
the ancient machinery of sue·
cession to elect a pontiff for its
550 million members. The body, clad in red robes,
white miter and red shoes, was
put on view in a marble-floored
salon al the pa pal summer • p~a'cE In ·castel Gandolfo~· 1n~fhe
Alban Hills sottb of Rome Where
the pope died ~day night ~r
a reign of 15 years.
It lay on a slanted platform
covered in 1reen velvet. bis
head ort three white pillows.
bands crossed and a rosary
entwined around the fingers.
Jtaly's President Sandrp
Pertini was the first to pay
respects, followed by the mayor
of Castel Gandolfo. the pope's
relatives and finally the public.
Hundreds outside sang hymns as
they waited to enter.
"Look at his sweet face," said
Slater Maria Luisa Sicaletti of
the Sisters of San Giuseppe from nearby Albono. "He looks. so
holy . He almost seems as if he is
in deep and serene sleep." •
By late afternoon, more than
10,000 had filed past the bier.
The body will be brought to
the Vatican on Wednesday and
will lie in state In St. Peter's
Basilica until the solemn funeral
Mass and burial Saturday.' It
will be enclosed in a triple cofrm
and placed in the crypt below
<See POPE, Page AZ>
Effective Sept. 10 passengers
on regular district routes will
pay 35 cents each way. up from
the 25·cent fares in effect since
1972. I
Passengers on Dial-a-Ride and
Park·N·Ride freeway routes will
pay 70 cents, up from 50 cents in
the past.
And handicapped citizens us-
ing the specially-equipped Dial-
a-Lift vans will pay 35 cents, up
from 25 cents in the past. Able-
bodied passengers accompany-
ing the handicapped will pay 70
~en~ on.J;>i1Jl;,~·l..ift, • . . .... ~. , ~ ,
Directors I.Oday also voted 4·1
to charge senior citizens a 15-
cent rare on regular routes ef-
fective Sept. 10. Director
Winiam Farris cast the lone dis·
senting vote.
Jn the past, senior fares had
been 10 cents. but senior citizens
had ridden free because county
supervtsors allocated a portion
of federa l revenue s har.ing
dollars to pay their rares.
Supervisors won't make a de·
cision on the rare subsidies until
late September and directors
said they m ay revise senior
fares subject to supervisors' ac-
tion.
In balancing· the new $45.4
million budget. directors agreed
to eli min ate a door -to·
destination Dial-a-Ride service
planned for Costa Mesa this
year.
They also reduced the number
or Parl<·N-lUde freeway ex·
press commuter bus trips from
67 daily to Just 14.
OCTI> Chairman Ralph Clark
called the Park-N-Ride cuts
OCTD's biggest post Proposition
(See OCl'D, Page AZ>
Ro>r~l .Jau_nt
Mllg on Tnp With Banker?
LONDON. <AP> -Prjneess Margaret. stormy
yOUl\fer sister (')( Queen Elizabeth 11. has 1one on
vacation in ltalr wt'1 an Italian merchant banker
seven years her Jm~be Sun newspaper reports. T~ Italian .-.Oli strenathens specu-1at1on that
the fiiitldihip w the prince" and socialite
· RoddY IJe•ll~ 30, has eooled. ·
The tablQid. today, that Marg.-ret is ac·
cotnPllnted ~ . ~•.uno, #. a bacbeJor. and they
are staying in ileDnt v Ila oWried by biJ par~nts at Conca denzM pina near Am8111. an Italian resort
aouth ol. Naples. •
An otOclaI at Margaret'• Kensineton Palace
houaetii>&d confirmed she left unday for u two-
week holiday, but decliried to II)' wt lb whom.
Miµ-garet wtll be 48 on Au,. 21. She gained a
dtvo~ce from Lord Snowdon May 24. after 18 years of
marriate and two c)itldren.
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Bird'• Ewe ¥1etc
Being typical boys. Bill
Smith a od Joe Rombold
found it necessary to climb
a s tack of chairs to watch a
s um mer theater group r e.
hearsing the musical "Guys
and Dolls" in Sacramento.
2Thugs Hit
Westminster
liquor Store
A key to a floor safe. obtained
somehow. led to the $8,000
holdup of a Westminster liquor
store late Sunday by two thugs
who pummeled a clerk after lur-
ing him into a walkin cooler,
police said.
The unidentified clerk at Ster·
ting's Liquor, 8501 Heil Ave.,
escaped serious lnjury in the
beating but showed obvious
marks indicating an attack,
police said .
Re was not locked1 in the
cooler and ran to a telephone as
soon · as the stronearm bandits
fled, police said.
lnvesti1atots a rrlvin1 mo-
menta after the robbery s aid
they found the floor safe open
wtth a key sUll ln the slot.
Police said the victim
described his attackers as 19 to
20 years old, addln& that one or
them was about tive feet, 10 In·
ches, and quite burly.
Gaerftllas Attack
SALtSBlJRY. Rhodesia <AP>
-Three armed black na ·
tionali!t 1uernllas held up a
store, blew up a 1aeollne pump
and threw ex.ploeivea lnto a beer
hall Jn the second auerrilla a\·
tack In the SaU.buey area in two
weeks, police reported today.
grandparents' home at 20191
(;rown Reef Lane . The
grandparents. Kenneth and
Juanita Moore. are the girl's
legal guardians.
Police said Friday a 2l·year·
old Huntington Beach man
packed up Carnalla Miller while
she was hitchhiking. Police have
not released the man's name.
The man told police he drove
Mrs. Miller to the Moores' home
early Monday and drove the
mother and child to his home in
hi s van. Lat«. be dropped the
pair in the Downey area, police
said.
Police have not brought any
ch a rges against ,the uniiJentiffed
man. The witness told police
Mrs. Miller disguised herself
with a brown wig and dressed
·v aleena in boy's clothing.
Police sources said they re-
cel ved a tip Friday from a local
resident that Mrs. Miller may be
traveling to a commune, called
·•the farm." somewhere in Ten-
nessee.
Poli~e Sgt. Luis Ochoa indicat-
ed there is concern for the safety
of the missing girl because of
the suspicious death o( ber
brother in Fountain Valley last
Oct.S.
Two-year-old J ason Shawn
Miller was round suf(pealed with
two plastic bags wra pped •
a round him. Coro ner's in-
~i1aton--bave-not ruJed the
death accidental. Founta in
Valley police investigators say
the case is not closed.
Sheriff Brad Gates said Fri·
day his office intends to help
Fountain Valley police with
their continuing investigation in-
to the Miller boy's death.
M eanwhlle. Orange County
District Attorney's Office in-
vestigators are checking leads
as to Camall a Miller·s
whereabouts.
~mbe" to .Hear
Talk on Business
Government regulation or
business will be discussed Tues·
day by a Fullerton lawyer at a
noon luncheon meeting or the
Fountain Valley Cha mber .of
Commerce.
The public is invited to hear
Daniel C. Bowen speak at The
Crossroads Restaurant, 18050
Brookhurst Sl. There will be a
no-host lunch.
Killers Cite Order
PARIS IAP>-Two Palestin-
ians who killed the Paris
representative of the Palestinian
Liberation Organization and his
aide said they acted under or-
ders from Abu Nida!, the guer·
rilla leader who broke with PLO
chief Vasser Arafat and makes ,
his headquarters in Iraq, French
authorities said.
Coast
Weather
Mostly fair through
Tuesday but so m e
variabl e clouds with
chance of thundershower~
neaf the mountains. Lows
tonlght 67 to 72. Hi ghs
Tuesday 96 '? 102.
· INSIDE TODA\'
Doubi.4git in/lotion.. """
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John C1111ni/f ttllt WhM on
Pogt 85. 1a•e•
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81 ne AllitclateiCl Preu
Aboul a dOtto namu have
f11ured mo t promlnttnlly tn
apeculatlon aboul wbo wm aac· cffd Pope Paul VI , but trylnl &o •~lty tM choice ts about like
pickln& •ill num~r on • roulette
wheel.
ln recent papel .i UCICa. Lbt
outco~ a relly b .. come u
• aurp,lae. conroundln1 the
parlor·a•mc proanostlcatJom NevfR~h:H, the aunu11ort
I" lnf'vttahle hnlh ln uo0tr blerneblc:al tfhtlon• and aa
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POPE •••
the t>asUicu
A nine-day mournana period
will beam Saturday ilnd end wtt.h
the opemna or lhc coocluve of
cardinals. probttbly Aua 20. to
elect as~ lO Paut
Each d~y of the mourning
period a cardinal or ranking
prelate will say a special Mass for
the late pope an St Peter's
Basilica. On the tut day. the
cardinals will join an a special rite
of pruyers to the Holy Spirit and
then withdraw fort he conclave
The 11!5 cardinals under the
age of 80 will then begin voting
in the secret gathering in the
Sistine Chapel, beneath its
re s pl e nd e nt fre scos b y
Michelange lo Fifteen of the
church 's 130 cardinals cannot
vote bttause they are 80 or
older
Vatican sources s.aid Pope
Paul died peacefully in his
bedroom at Castel Gandolfo al
9 :40 p.m. Sunday '12:40 pm ..
PDTl after suffering a heart at-
tack nearly 3""2 hours before. He
was 80
The pope had been put to bed
Saturdey afttt 11 ~~of
a rthros1s, the painful disease of
the 1omts that afflicted him in
his later years. He suffered a
h~<1rt attack Sunday as his
personal secretary was celebrat-
ing Mass at his bedside and died
four hours and 10 minutes later.
The pope was reported lucid
almost to the end. Arter the
heart attack he was placed in an
oxygen tent, but Vatican sources
said up to an hour before his
death he prayed with his as·
sociates. Then he became dizzy
and motioned to the others to
continue the prayers.
Often of late the pope had
spoken ol his own death Tues-
day. on a visit to the tomb of a
• cardinal who once wus his
superior. he said: "We hope to
meet him after death. which for
us could not be far away.(.
The yellow flag of the Vatican
State was lowered to h alf-staff
at the Vatican and at Castel
Gandolfo. and chains were put
across the doors or the papal
palace to slgniry the death of the
pontiff
Crowds knelt in silence before
the copper -colored summer
pa I ace in Castel Gandolfo
Palace Mor e than 1,000
mournt•rs stood in St. Peter's
Square and looked up to the dark
papal apartment.
But most Italians were at the
seashore or in the mountains for
the traditional August vacation
and the late hour held back any
outpouring of national gTief
similar to that for Paul's pre-
decessor. John xxm.
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Fire, Blasts
Ravage Plant
HICKORY. NC <API -Hun-
dreds of f1rcf1ghters and volun-
teers battled a chemical fire
that burned out or control early
today and set off a series or ex-
plosions at S&W Chemical Co.
Some 2 .000 people were
evacuated.
Lt. F E. Hollar of the Catawba
County Sheriff's Department
said it was not known whether
the !ire or an explosion had oc·
curred first. He said the com·
pany stores thousands of gallons
of 18 different chemicals, but of-
ficials did not know which were
involved in the blaze.
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Tllal me&1na w•th credenthtl!i
m11k1n1 them likely papal pros
pttl.4
Six tardlniala moel freqnently
menttoned u ponlble con·
dldate• ore Italians· Giovanni Bln~IU. believed lu huvt' bet-n
Pope Paul 's choice, Strtlo
P1tnednll und seb11Uuno 81t·
aio. The three non·ltaUaoa are
Johannes WUlebraad• of lb•
Netherlands, Eduardo Plronto.
an Ar ~tint of Italian descent,
und f"runt Koema ol Awstria.
Th~ 73 year-old Koenig said in
Auislrlu toduy. however . that he d~w not "deem myself suitable
for this lask . . I believe that I
could not resolve to accept ... "
ti~ suggested a younger man
ti. needed and that a black or
Aaian pope is posaible.
Yet none of tbe ll.5 active
Stirs
eatdlnals Crom wbom the gope
wlll be cholen opetly compaJps
for tho Job nor otters a program, which leaves the d cislon ult the
more wrapped in the secrecy of
their conclave.
The history of the last five
centuries would indicate it
would be an Italian, as have
been all the 9.0pea of that period.
and that stiff seems th'e likeliest possibility. '
However, for the first time.
non· Europeans hQld a majority
Speculation
bl tile ~ ot Catdlftall, Md·
Ing a new element to the proc.
ess. making speculation more
uncertain, but adding a wider
spectrum ol potential pppes.
Those cited in this category In·
elude Cardinal Johannes
Wlllebrands. 68, of Utrecht,
Netherlands. the IOftjl·llme head
of the Vatican Secretariat for
Christian Unity, widely known
among leaders of various
churches.
A moderate. but with a
sensitivity to the new ecumenlcaa
500 Flee
SD Hotel
Blaze
SAN DIEGO CAP> -Four
persons suffered minor inJuriet>
as 500 guests fled to safely early
today when (ire broke out on the
ninth floor of a Mlsaion Bay
hotel.
All 263 rooms of the, 18-story
Islandia Hyatt House were oc-
cupied when the fire began
shortly before 2 a.m. in a ninth·
floor storage area. fire officials
said.
The fire was contained in a
small ~rea and brought under
control after a short time. of-
ficials said. Damage was
minimal.
"The first thing we thought or
was that movie. 'Towering In·
ferno'." said newlywed Jennifer
Grutzius. 21. of Tucson. Ariz .. as
she and her husband stood otlt·
sa(ie,
W"lDdS .. ClriltludQm... .. hs
been closely associated both
with Pope Paul Nd his pre-
decessor. the late John XXlll.
However . Willebrands' non·
Italian roots make him a long
shot. as ls the case with Cardinal
D av i e Hume . 55 . of
Westminster. Engliuid. a newly
risen eminence on the church
scene. and Cardinal· Eduardo
Plronio. ST. th~ Argentinian and
progress ive heading tht!
Vatican's department for re-
ligious orders.
Dollm-Rilea
Agaimt Yen
LONDON CAPl -The
dollar l"OSe more than
three yen in Japan today
but lost ground in E;urope
where it staged a small
rally at the end of last
week. Trading was slow.
The dollar touched a low
point against the Swiss
rranc ltnd hit a 22·monlb
low against one of ·
Europe's weaker curren·
cies. the Italian lira.
Dealers blamed
"depressed sentiment··
about U.S. c urrency
rather than any specific
development.
In Tokyo. where busi·
ness interests apparently
found themselves short of
dollars, the dollar closed
at 190 yen. more than
three yen above Friday's
closing rate of 186.675 and
nearly six yen above the
record low Wednesday or
184.30.
Crashed Butttington Beli~opter ~keel Capt. Claude Bell of the San
Diego Fire Department said the
injuries included a policeman
and a woman who were taken to
hospitals ror smoke inhalation, a
third person who s uffered multi-
ple cuts and a woman who had a
heart attack while being helped
down a fire escape.
Tuv Ctdifomia
Cities Rival
Pete's Streak He licopter mechanic Sonny Schubert looks
over damage to the Huntington Beach
police machine which crashed Sunday dur-
ing practice landings. High weeds were
bla med for the accident. Story today. Page
A-1.
By The Assocla&ed Press
Wllege BuJget Data Lack Boosts Mrs. Grutzius und her 21-year-
Bakersfield and Fresno are a
little like Pete Rose during his
44-game hitting streak as they
s welter in the summer sunshine. Information
Hours Slated
Tite Coast Community College
District's chief financial officer
will open his doors to the pubUc
Tuesday and Thut'sday aft.er-
noons this week to field ques-
tions about the d,islricl 's 1978-19
budget.
C<>rrellan Thompson , vice
chancellor of business affairs.
said his office at 1370 Adams
Ave., Costa Mesa, will be open
from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m . Tuesday
and Thursday.
Citizens unable to come in dur-
ing those hours can call
Thompson at 556·5745 for in·
dividual appointments. He said
one citizen and two college di s-
trict staff members took advan-
tage of two similar budget
sessions he conducted last week.
College trustees wi1l consider
a $67 .5 million budget for 1978·79
at a board meeting Wednesday.
Aug. 16.
From Pflfle A J
OCTD •••
13 casualty, but noted the 14 re-
maining are the most heavily
used
The budget approved today
also calls for hiring seven new
OCTD employees. Minging the
1978-79 work force to 855 The
budget proposed befor;e passage
of Proposition 13 called for a
total st aff of 1,041
OCTD officials expect to eol·
le ct $21.1 mi Ilion passenger
fares in 1978-79, up from $19 4
million last year. and fare rev·
eoue is expected to jump from
$3.4 million in 1977-78 to $4.5
million this year.
The budget aJso reflects a cut
in property l\lX revenue because
of Proposition 13 from $3 .S
million last year to Sl.5 million
this year.
Pther revenue In the $45.5
million budget will come chiefly
from stale and federal subsidies
Blast Causes
$10,000 Loss
Investigators blamed an elec·
trical short or gas pllot Ugbt ror
an exploeioo late Salurda}' night
at a Huntington Beach furniture
More that casued U0,000 In
damal(e.
Police arson investlgators
were called lO the scene of the 11
p .m . blast at the FlnJshlng
Toueb, 7501 Slater Ave. But In·
vestigators said some type or
spark apparently touched off
rurnlture finishing chemicals In
the store.
The accident.al explosion lefl a
lar1e bole Jn the roof and other
structural damoge, accordlna to
poliee Det. Bob Ru11sell
'
Cost of Insurance
o 1 d b us b a n d . Don a l d ·p .
Grutzius. both students at the
University or Arizona. said they
were awakened by a siren in
tht:ir 14th floor honeymoon suitt:
They're hot. aod they're aim-
ing for a record.
Both San Joaquin Valley cities
are gelling close lo records for
the most days in a row tem-
peratures have soared over 100 WAS HINGTON <AP> -
Because consumers generally
are kept in the dark about the
true cost of their life insurance.
costs for similar coverage vary
by more than 100 percent. a
Federal Trade Commission or.
fic1a l said today.
"Consumers may lose biUions
of doll ars as the result of urtin-
rormed purchase decisions. The
cen tr a l cause of this ex-
traordanar v consumer loss is
the1 r lack of adequate and mean-
ingfu I information." Albert H.
Kramer. dU'ector of the FTC's
Bureau of Consumer Protection.
told a House panel.
For example, Kramer !oiaid. a
25-year -old man could save
:lboul $2.500 over 2f1 years by
buying a low-cost rather than a
high.cost S25.000 whole life
policy.
Whole-life combines death
benefits with savings features.
Term life insurance, whi~h is
less profitable and less ag-
gressively sold by the Industry.
contains little or no savings
value and is less expensive to
cons umers.
Kramer said insurance firms
usually do not reveal the rate or
return on the savings portion of
whole hfe policies. rates that
often are only 2 percent to 3 per-
cent. Thal is far less than the
rate of return on money deposit-
ed in a bank or \a savings and
loan association.
·'The potential for loss can be
staggering. A person who in-
vests $1.000 each year at 3 per-
cent will have. at the end of 30
years. approximately $48,000.
One who invests the same
amount at 6 percent will have
$84 .000 at the end of 30 years."
Krom er testified to the House
Commerce investigations sub-
committee.
·'The Industry competes in
many areas -for agents and in
designing unique policies that
are often UUle more than sales
tools. But the industry rarely
competes on the basis of price
because it doesn't have to."
Ocean View
Budget Eyed
By Trustees
Ocean View School ·Dis.trlc~
tr1,11tees meet tonight in their
Huntington Beach headquarters
for, a hearing on a proposed
S21.326 million budget for the
coming year, pared down d~
to Proposition l.3's passage and
d ftcta.
The public la lnvlted to air Its
views at tht 7:30 p.m. meetlna
In board offices at Beach
Boulevard nd Warner Avenue.
The bud.tel adoption is the
primary Item ot Importance on
1 n otherwise routine 1um-
metllmt aenda.
Kramer continued.
"We submit that without
meaningful cost dlsclo5ure.
pnce competition m the life in·
surance mdustry Is impossible."
he said.
The results of the Bureau of
Consumer Protection investiga-
tion are expect '<i to be present·
ed offlc1aUy to he five-member
FTC in a report around the end
of the year. but Kramer outlined
the results of the two.year study
for the subcommittee.
Ruther than pressing for
federal regulation. the FTC staff
has been using its rindmgs to
he lp stal e 1hsurance com·
missions fo rmulate cost -
disclosure regulations. he said.
They were married Friday tn
Tucson.
"We just both ran to the out-
side-ba~y." "id Grutzius in u
telephone interview. "We did:n 't
see anything and went back to
bed but lS minutes later there
was a guy pounding on the door
1 was afraid the rtoor beneath us
might be in flames." .
After they were led down fire
escapes from upper floors. the
hotel guests swapped stories and
joked in the lobby. Many of them
slept there. wrapped in sheets
and nightgowns as coffee. rolls
and orange juice were served
from a makeshift buffet.
For Bakersfield. the record is
25 set in July and August. 1971. •
Sunday was Bakfl'sfield's 20Ul
straight day or 100-degree plus
heat.
Fresno had its 12th straight
100-degree plus day Sunday. still
eight days shy of the record set
45 years ago an July. 1933
The National Weather Service
doesn't see anything in sight
the rest of this week to keep the
two cities from extending their
strings although things may cool
a btt from Sunday's 109 in
Bakers fi eld and 108 in Fresno.
Highs are expected to stay m
the tOOs in most of the vall ey.
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VO\.. 71, NO. 219, 3 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
Today•s Closing
~.Y. Stoeks
TEN CENTS I
500 Flee San Diego Hyatt Hotel Fire
SAN t>1EGO t API Four
persons suffe~>d manor 11\jW1
MS 500 &\K'Sts Oed to safety earb'
today when n~ broke out on the
ninth floor of u M1s!l1on Bay
hohtl
All 263 room& of \he i&-story
Islandia Hy tl House were ot·
'"p•ed wben the rtre beaan 1bortly before l a m . in a omtb
floor storaae ureu fire offtc1ab
said
The Ore wa1 contalntd ln u
•mall area and broucht under
control after a abort tlmt. of·
rtclala said. Dama1e wu
m nlmal.
''The flnl Wna we thouCht ot
was that movie, 'Towertnc Jn·
femo'," Hid.newlywed Jeenller
Grutaiua. ll. ol 1'aclon, Arla .. aa
M and her -~ ttood out· side
Capl. Oaude Bell of \he San
Dteao Fire Department said the
Injuries Included a policeman
and a woman who were taken to
hoapitall for smoke inhalation. a
tlllrd person who suffered multi·
ple cut. and a woman who had a
heart attack while bein1 helped
down a fire escape.
Mn. Grutzius and her 2l·Year·
old husband. Donald P .
Grutztus. both students at tbe
Univenit.)' of Arizona. said they
were awakened by a siren in
their 14th noor honeymoon suite.
They were married Friday in
Tucson.
"We just both ran to the out·
side balcony." said Gruulus in a
telephone interview. "We didn't
see anylhlng and went back to
bed but 15 minutes later there
was a guy poundin& on the door.
I was alrald \he fiool' beneath us
mi1bt be in names."
Brown to Request
"Tax Cuts This Year
'Specific'
Proposal ·
_:__Planned
Nose to Nose
Doris Hartigan. 11 . of Irvine. eyeballs Lit·
t le Foot. one of the denizens of city
celebration of National Clown Week who
r oamed Harva rd Community Athletic
Park Saturday. Clowns. ~~ • .R).ippelfl
and assorted mus1c1ans cavorted to the
de light of children who attended. Little
Foot, pint-sized sibling of better known:
H1g t 'oot. appeared courtesy of the Ken·
nedy Marionettes.
~. . -. .~
'Civil Ton~e~ Urged
lroine Couneilman.A.ddreBaea Staff Criticism
Irvine city staff m e mbers
have been accus ed by some
citize ns of being uncom-
municative, even rude. in \heir
dealings with the publi c.
Now a city councilman is Sllg·
gesling city workers keep a civil
tong ue 1n \heir libraries.
"A Civil Tongue." by Edwin
Newman. and "The Art of Plain
Talk," by Rudolf Flesch, are
among som e books recom -
mended by Councilman Arthur
Anthony to help solve com-
munications problems between
city employees and citizens.
The recommendations form
part of a mini-manifesto on
employee etiquette for dealing
with the pwblic. Anthony dis-
tributed copies to other city
councilme n a nd the c ity
manager.
•·council members and com-
m i ss reners have s ometimes
been critical or city staff in their
liaison relationships with the
public." Anthony prefaced his
document.
"ll we are unhappy with staff
performance." he continued,
"we have a responsibility to of·
fer constructive comments
along with <or perhapa in lieu
of) our critical works."
Anthony warns against an "Us
versus Them" attitude. "'Effec-
BOILYJJ'OOD'S
SFAm GUTTER
After 3' years or coverin1
Jloll1wood for The Associated
Pre11, reporter Bob Thomas,
who bu • home ln La1una
Nt1uel, 11 at.ill bulllab on
Hellywood and tJM 1\.,... Ste
f'MlU .... J>ll"Cl.
tive interchange of thought," be
said, "does not take place in an
atmosphere of distrust, anger or
sus picion.''
He said some of those feelings
by the puhlic for city employees
may have been generated by the
language used by staff -·'Our
jungle of acronyms and gaggle
or bun-words ...
Anthony gave an example of a
typical staff explanation: ''CEQA
says the EIR on this PC need not
address the NIWA interface nor
depict the ADT on the primary
arterial."
Said the councilman.
"Phrases like this are not only
meaningless. but help build up
that ever-growing wall or dis-
trust and anger between people
and the ~ovemmeots which are
to serve them."
He urged city workers. "Be
constantly alert as you talk to
citizens so as to use words they
will understand ...
He added that "it's OK" to use
"r e lative ly sophis ticat ed
language" since, in Anthony's
opinion, Irvine residents are, for
the most part, educated and in-
lelligent.
Anthony offered a number of
other good-manners rules for
<See 'TONGUE,' Page A2)
Hypnosis Falls
lrrine Victim Ha. No Recall
cessfully used to belp victims of
crime recollect events.
'But, said Boyd, she was yna-
ble substantially to reconstruct
any criminal activity involvina
either assault or robbery.
Because of the lack of
evidence, he said, the case ta
closed.
The girl 11 to be returned
either to the home of ber
arandparents -the Crow·Creek
lndlan Reservation ln North
Dakota -or to a foster parent's
tfodte locally. •
Two and a half months before
a motorist. found her bleedtna
and nearly UDCOnlelout form on
Jeffttt ROlld tn lrvlne, 1be wu
reporied u a mlaalna penon -
a naaaway -by a foster parent ln Hemet.
SACRAMENTO <AP ) -Gov.
Edmund Brown Jr. said today
he will ask the Legislature for
an election year tax cut.
The Democratic governor said
he will propose cuts in either the
state income or sales tax or both
as part of his still-to-be-un veiled
tax limitation proposal.
In an Associated Press in-
terview. Brown said he and his
advisers have drafted a ·•very
specific" tax limitation proposal
which he would present today to
Senate leaders.
He gave no details of his tax
limitation plan beyond the broad
~ne-.M...gave.. in_h is jJme_
television speech , except that he
would attempt to t.ie tl to a state
tax cut. "We have to provide some
form of actual tax reduction."
Brown said. "I'd like to see that
done this year. either the income
tax or the sales tax or a com-
bination of both."
Brown gave no dollar figures
on his tax cut proposal. In his
television speech. Brown called
for a spending limit plan based on
growth in personal income.
A 10 percent income tax cut
would cost about $500 million an·
nu ally. and a one-cent cut in,.Ule
six-cent 'sales tax would cost
about $1 billion annually.
About $5 billion of the stale
surplus. estimated for the com·
ing year al $6 billion to $6.6
billion, is committed to the
rescue bill signed by Brown in
June to help local governments
make up property tax revenues
cuts imposed by passage of
Prooosition 13.
Any state tax cut would re-
duce the funds available in
future years for the state to aid
local governments.
On the tax-limitation issue.
Brown said \here is "considera-
b I e r esista n ce " in the
Legislature to letting a can-
didate for s tatewide office
author \he measure, an indica-
tion that Brown has ruled out the
m eas ure by Sen . George
Deukmejian of Long beach, \he
Republican nominee for at·
torney general.
That measure ls closest to
rtnal legislative approva l, but
several others are pending.
In broad terms. Brown said he
wants the t ax limita tion
measure to be a constitutional
am endment op the November
ba llot rather than a statute. and
that he wants provisions allow-
ing the Legislature to override
tbe limits by two·thirds vote in
case of emergency.
'.4117'0 ADJIEirrlSE'
S4YS SBUER
"1 sure am &lad we took an ad
ln the Daily Pilot -we got
several calla. l'm arateful.''
That'• the advert.laing success
story lold by th• Huntlnaton
Beach man who olaced \hla ad:
'1t C>A HUH , .. Cllllle. x111t Ufld. s.ctlfk• •woo
IUUl·Hllll
If you h•ve a used car to eell.
call 642-5878. Put a few word& to
workb)'ou.
h'l lbe Dally Pilot.
.
After they were led down fire
escapes from upper noors, the
hotel guests swapped stories and
joked in the lobby. Many of them
slept there, wrapped in sheets
and nightgowns aa eoffee, rolls
and orange juice were served
from a makeshift buffet.
"We wound up in the
restaurant where they gave-us a
free meal and I slept under a t a-
ble." said Grutzius.
He added he and bis bride
planned to continue their honey-
moon here.
''It was weird." be said. "We
had a lot or little things happen
to us before .the weddiqg.. We
had a llttte auto accident. we got •
robbed . We were afraid to come
here because something might
happen."
.... .,.,,....
PAPAL HEADGEAR -Pope Paul VI wears tiara. left. at
his first Easter message: a miner's helmet. top photo.
during visit to construction tunnel. and sound muffler.
while preparing to leave Vatican City by tlelicopter.
-Wilwlics Moving
To Elect Pontiff
"""" .......... TAKES OVER REIGN
Cardinal Jean VIilot
~Threat
Evacuates
100 in lroine
Two hundred employees of an
Irvine hospital supply company
were evacuated this morning
when a quart jar of toxic and
flammable tear gas component
was accidentally dropped.
The jar ~mashed, releasing
the beavier~oaan-air gas.
Tfle accident occurred at the
Scientific Products Division
building of American Hospital
Supply. at 17111 Red Hill Ave.
The building was cleared for
about three hours as 24 firemen
in protective clothing and gas
masks worked to diulpate the
vapors.
The chemical. called acrole1n.
was spilled in a refrigerator
area, firemen said.
No lnjurtes were reported.
Guerrillas Attack 1
SALJSBUl\V, Rhodesia <AP>
-Three armed black ni·
tlonalist a~rrlllas held up a
store. blmti op • 1uoUne pump
and threw ~le»ivea into a beer
hell in t.M ~ ,,aerrilla It·
tack in tho Saliabur)r area tn t'fe>
wens, pOli" reported today. ,
VATICAN CITY CAP> -
Faithful mighty and bumble
mourned beside the body or
Pope Paul VI today and the
Roman Catholic Church readied
the ancient machinery of suc-
cess ion to elect a pontiff for its
550 million members.
The body, clad in red robes,
white miter and red shoes. was
put on. view in a marblerfioored
salon at the papal s umme r
palace in Castel Gandolfo. in the
Alban Hills south of Rome where
the pope died Sunday night after
a reign or 15 years.
It lay on a slanted platform
covered in green velvet. his
head on three white pillows.
hands crossed and a rosary
entwined around the fingers.
Ila ly 's Pres ident Sandro
Pert1ni was the first to pay
respects, followed by the mayor
of Castel Gandolfo, the pope's
relatives and finally the public.
Hundreds outside sang hymns as
they waited to enter.
"Look at his sweet face." said
Sister Maria Luisa Sicaletti of
the Sisters of San Giuseppe from nearby Albono. "He looks so
holy. He almost seems as if he is
in deep and serene sleep.·•
By late afternoon, more than
10.000 had filed past the bier.
The body will be brought to
<See POPE, Page A2>
Coast
Weather
Mostly fair through
Tuesday but so m e
v a riable clouds with
chance or thundershowers
near the mountains. Lows
tonight 67 to 72. Highs
Tuesday 96 to 102.
INSIDE TODA"
Double-digit inflation's <kv·
lish. EVftl sawing do~sn·t
pay. AP Bw1neu Analyst
John Ct.mm// tells whJI on
Page BS ..
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Pope's Successor ·Stirs Speculation.
By Tk .beoeta&ed Pntu
A 'bout a do&en namH httve
flaured mo.l promlneatly ln
1pttulaUon about who wtll 1uc·
~Pope Paul Vt. but trytnc to
speclfy lbu cboa~ la about Ub
l>icklna an number on a routeue
whttl
In recent papal dtcUon • &he
oulcome a rally Ma come •
111 aur1>rt1e. confoundln• tbt
p..rlor &Am pn>1nosucations.
N('verthel s. the-auesswort
i" I n .. v1t 1thl«-hnth an UDD9r
hterart'hlul ttbelona and Jn • • • ,, .... ,._ .. ,
POPE ••.
the Va~an on W~esday aml
will lie ln stale in Sl. Pettt'a
BHihu untJl the solemn fuoef'aJ
M HS and burial Sal"rday It
will be enclosed an ¥ triple coffin
and placed an lhe crypt below
th• basilica.
A ni.De-day moumiq period
wUl bqin Saturday and end with
t.be openi.na ol the conclave of
urdinals, probably Aug. 20, to
elect a s~ to Paul.
Each day of the moumiq
period a cardinal or rantlnc
prelate will say a special •'58 for
the late pope in St. Peter's
Basilica. On the last day, Ute
cardinals willjoln ln a apecial rite
ol prayers to the Holy Spirit and
then withdrawfortbeconclave.
The lU cardinals under the
age ol 80 will then begin voting
in the secret gathering in the
Sistine Chapel. beneath its
resplendent frescos by
Michelangelo. Fifteen of the
church's 130 cardinals cannot
vote because they are 80 or
older. ~
Vatican sources said Pope
Paul Cfied peaceruny t1l bts
bedroom at Castel Gandolfo at
9:40 p.m. Sunday 02:40 p.m.,
PDT) after suffering a be art at~
tack nearly 3\.'..t hours before. He
was 80.
The pope had been put to bed
Saturday after a recurrence of
arthrosis. the painful disease or
the joints that affficted him in
his later years. He suffered a
heart attack Sunday as his
personal secretary was celebrat-
4ng Mass at his bedside and died
four hours and 10 minutes later.
The pope was reported lucid
almost to the end . After the
heart attack he was placed in an
oxygen tent. but Vatican sources
said up to an hour before his
death he prayed with his as·
sociates. Tben he betame dtuy
and motioned to the others to
cont.inue the prayers.
Often of late the pope bad
~poken of his own death. Tues-
day. on a visit to the tomb of a
c ardina l who once was bis
superior. he said: "We hope to
meet him after death. which for
us cou1d not be far away."
The yellow flag of the Vatican
Stale was lowered to ball-staff
al the Vatican and at Castel
Gandolfo. and chains were put
across the doors of the papal
pal Me to signify the 'death or tM·
pontiff.
Crowds knelt in silence before
the copper-colored s ummer
palace in Castel Gandolfo
Palace. More than l ,000
mourners stood in St. Peter's
Square and looked up to the dark
papa l apartment.
Plunge Kill.s
Man, H urts 3
LOS ANGELES <AP> -One
person was killed and three
others mjured when a dune buggy
p1unged22Sfeetdown an embank-
ment early today, police said.
Pohce Sgt. Larry Loy iden-
tified the dead man as Larry
Scancarello, 19. of Van Nuys.
The iajured were identified as
Lee Dunn of Van Nuys. no age
available, Sleven Lewis. 17. of
Sherman Oaks and Julie Green-
hPrg, 16, of Sherman Oaks.
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Vatican watchel"I have pe>lnled
to several prtlatta a1
"papaWll."
Tltat IMMM WU.II credenuala
maklna ehem Ukely papal ~· pecte.
Sb cantlftala mott f'reqnenUy
meaUoeed 11 poulble c.n-
dldate1 are ltalJan1: Giovanni
Binelli. believed to b1ave bffn
Pope Paul'• choice. Str1lo
Plpedoll ud SebuUano Baa·
Policies
Cost Data
Not Told
WASHINGTON (AP>
lkc•ue conaumera 1enerally
are kept in the clark about the
true cost ol tbelr life insurance.
cost.I for slmllar covera1e vary
by more than 100 percent, a
Federal Trade Commwion of.
ficlal aakl today.
"Consumers may 10$«! billions
of dollars as tbe result of unJn·
formed purchaae decisions. The
central cause of this ex-
tf'aordinary consumer loss ta
their lack ol adequate and mean-
tn1ful infonnaUon," Albert H.
Kramer, direetor ot the FTC's
Bureau ol Consumer Protection,
told a House e•nel.
For example. Kramer said. a
25-year-old man could save
about 12,500 over 20 years by
buying a loW-cost rather than a
blgb-cost S2S,OOO whole life
poUey.
• a10. TM tbNe nce-nall•M .,..
JobanDH WUlobranda or the
Nethetlabda. Eduardo Piroruo.
'm AraenUnc of ltaUan descent.
and f'rana Koenta ol Auatrta.
Tht1 7S.year-old Koenig said In
Austria today. however. that he
does not "decim myself suitable
tor thl1 talk . . I believe that I
could not rtlOI~ to accept. . . "
He suggested a younger man
11 needed and that tt black or
A1ian pope Is poulble.
Yet none of the us active
Belafnd Bars
car4tnall from whom the pope w111 be chosen openly campaigns
ror the job nor offers a program,
whlcb leaves the decision all the
more wrapped in the secrecy of
their conclave.
The history ot the last five
centuries would indicate it
would be an Italian, a.s have
been au the popes of that period,
and that stiff seems the likeliest posslbiuty.
However. for the first Ume.
non-Europeans bold a majority
.... ,,....
!n the College ol CardlnaJa. Add-
ing a new element to the proc-
ess. making speculation more
uncertain, but addin& a wider
spectrum of potential popes.
Those cited in this category in-
clude Cardinal Johannes
Wlllebranda, 68, of Utrecht,
Netherlanda, the Iona-time bead
of the Vatican Secr4't1riat lor
ChrlaUan Utlity. widely known
among leaders of various
churches.
A moderate, but with a
sensatlvity to the new ecumenicaJ
wanas an <.:brisliandom, be bas
been closely assoelated both
with Pope Paul and hls pre-
decessor. t.be late John XXlll.
However. Wlllebrands' non-
ltallan roots make htrn a long
shot. as is the case with Cardinal
Davie Hume, 55, of
Westminster, England, a newly
risen eminence oo the church
scene. and Cardinal Eduardo
Plronlo. S7, the Argentinian and
progressive heading the
Vatican's department for re·
ligioua orders.
Denies Road•ap
Earmer Makes
Waves at Sea
LONDON <AP> -Sir Francis
Chichester be's not. But in this
l and of famous mariners.
farmer Bill Smith seems Wcely
to make his own imperishable
m ark -or scar.
Lawsuits not plaudits. and
horselaughs instead of homage
have been his lot ever since ar-
r iv i o g in Yarmouth on
England's east coast after a
misad venture-packed week-long
solo voyage from Scotland in his
riew trawler Excelsior.
Completely distorted a nd un-
fair, say Smith and bis wife.
June, hotly denying press re-
ports that he navigated with a
hand compass and a road map.
But a Coast Guard spokesman
at Yarmouth said Smith and bis
:>a-foot craft:
Smith started out with a page
torn from a yachting book.
-Ran aground at Bridlington.
Yorkshire. after missing the
harbor mouth. and hlld to be
pulled off by a life boat and
pumped out by the shore-based
fire brigade.
-Hit the pier three times
leaving Bridlington.
Overshot his target, Great
Yarmouth. by 90 miles and ran
aground again near Ramsgate.
Kent. The Coast G u ard
spokesman said Smith told them
that because o( heavy fog he had
kept well out to sea and when'he
reckdned be was near Yarmouth
turned toward land . "Dead
reckoning," observed the Coast
Guardsman.
Whole-life combines death
benefits with savings features.
Term life insurance. which is
leaa profitable and less ag-
gre11i_vely sold by the industry.
contains little or no savings
value and is less expensive to
consumers.
New York Times reporter Myron A. Farber talked to
newsmen from Bergen County Jail today. Farber was
jailed Friday for refusing to turn over notes relating to
the murder trial of Dr. Mario J ascalevich to Judge
William Arnold. who is hearing the case.
-SaiJe4 ,/ft)fft Fr4'&ef'buf'tb,
ScoUand, with a leaky fuel tank.
without a communications radio
and with only a compass for
navigation. The family said he
ha d Admiralty charts, but a
Coast Guard spokesman at
Yarmouth said he understood
-Were'tOWed into Ramsgate
harbor by the Coast Guard,
which there gave bim a set of
charts to complete his voya.ce.
-Left Ramsgate harbor and
turned south instead of noflh
toward Yarmouth, which 15 near
their home. Kramer said insurance firms
usually do not reveal the rate of
return on the savings portion of
whole life policies, rates that
often are only 2 percent &o 3 per-
cent. That is far less than the
rate of return on money deposit-
ed in a bank or a savings and
loan association.
Irvine Resident
Reports Car Theft
l',.....P ,,.e A J
'TONGUE~. •
staff. such as "Be Considerate."
"Never judge a man until you
have walked a distance in his
moccasins.'' "Never leave a
question unanswered" and
··Don't let yourself be used as a
pawa in aomeone.elae'1 ga~ca
warning against trick questions
from the public>."
College Cent er
Urges Early
Registration "The potential for loss can be
s taggering. A person who in-
vests $1,000 each year at 3 per-
cent wttt-have. at the emt of 30
years, approximately $48,000.
One who invest• the same
amount at 6 percent will have
$84.000 at the end of 30 years, ..
Kramer testified to the House
Commerce investigations sµb-
committee.
·'The industry competes in
many areas -for agents and in
designing unique policies that
are often little more than sales
tools. But the industry rarely
competes on the basis of price
because it doesn't have to."
Kramer continued.
"We submit t hat without
•meartineful 'Cost disclost1re,
price competition in the life in-
surance industry is impossible "
he said. '
The results ol the Bureau of
Couumer Protection investiga-
tion are expected to be present-
ed officially to the five-member
F1'C in a report around the end
of the year, but Kramer outlined
the results or the two-year study
for the subcommittee.
Rather than pressing for
federal regulation. the FTC staff
bas been using its findings to
help state insurance com·
missions formulate cost-
dWlclOBUre regulations, he said.
The investigations subcommit-
tee. chaired by Rep. John Moss.
D-Calif., is studying the sale of
whole life policies and whether
state' regulators are adeq..ately
policing the sales practices.
especially disclosures of rates of
return on the Investments.
That subject was covered in a
previous set of congressional
hearings, held in 1973-74 by the
late Sen. Philip Hart. D-Mich.
Hart's hearings brought out
testimony that costs for similar
policies vary by up to 300 per-
cent.
A trio of three-quarter-size
Formula One race cars. used at
cecrealinnal raceway.&, were
stolen with their trailer Satur-
day from a raceway owner from
Turtle Rock in Irvine.
Shirley Rempert valued the
cars at $10.000 each. They we re
custom built. by her. She said
the 17-foot trailer in which they
were stored was worth about
$1,000.
The trailer was parked over-
night on Sycamore Creek. south
of Turtle Rock Drive
Mrs. Rempert 1s owner of the
Irvine Sets
~re mo mes
For School
An official groundbreaking for
the Irvine Unified School Dis·
trict's 14th elementary school is
scheduled at 9 a .m . Friday.
Santiago Hills School. 29
Christamon West. to be attended
by children who live in the
northern Irvine community of
Northwood. is expected to open
In the fall of 1979.
The $2.5 million projed. on
eight acres, will accommodate
540 students. Portable buildings
wlJI permit an additional 180
children to attend.
The district has named as
principal Marilyn Boyd, cur-
rleulum coordinator at district
headquarters.
Fall Kills Youth
LOS BANOS, Calif. <A P > -A
Shelton, Wash. youth died after
falling down a cliff at San Luis
Reservoir near here, authorities
said.
Royal Jaunt
Meg on Trip With Banker?
LONDON CAP> -~ess Margaret, stormy
younger sister of Queen Ellr.abeth II, bas gone on
vacation in Ila~ with an Italian merchant banker
seven years her untor. the Sun newspaper reports.
The Italian ollday strength n1 speculation that
the friendlblp between the princess und st>Ciallte
Roddy Uewellyn, 30, has cooled. The tabloid rePortcd today that Maraaret ts ac-
companied by Mario d'Urso. 40, a bachelor. and they
are atayina.in an eleaant villa own~ by hls parents
at Conca densMmna near Amalfi. an Italian resort
10utb of Naples . An official at Margaret's Kensington Palace
household conflrmed she left Thursday for a two·
week bolld~. bUt declined to say wtt.h whom.
Mar1ant will be 48 on AuJ. 21. She aaiiled a.
divorce from LOrd Snowdon 14{1)' 24. after 18 years of
marrtqe and two Children.
Grand Prix Raceway an
Montclair.
She....aaid one cur wa~ painled
burgundy and silver, another
orange and silver. and the third
one. blue and sliver.
The cars. which are mini-race
cars and go up to 40 miles per
hour. are raced by people who
want the thrills but not the spills
of big-time racing. Mrs. Rem·
pert said.
Drivers racP agaanst a clock
r <a the r than .. ga an s t o ther
drivers
The cars cannot legally be
used on the street. nor would
they be much use at a pro-
fessional racetrack. i;he &aid.
Anthony emphasized hla belief
that "We have a very good city
staff."
However, he said. he'd Uketo
see the staff become. first. "Ex-
cell ent." and then. eventually
and with a little practice.;
··outstanding."
Cautioned Anthony. "This
will be very difficult in the
dyna mically changing Irvine
s ituation. But not impossible. if
we'll all learn to pull on the
same end of the rope."
Tbe Women's Studies Center _
at Saddleback College may be in
danger of closing because of the
late registration habiCs of its stu-
dents.
Tt)e Center offers classes
primarily designed to aid
wome n re -ente ring the job
market. Although classes begin
Aug . 28, many of the Center's
students do not register until
afler their children are back in
sc hool in S e ptember. a
spokeswoman said
This year. however, the
women may find themselves out
of luck.
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VOL. 71, NO. 219, 3 SECTIONS, ?6 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1978
:\fternoon
N.Y. Stoeks
TEN CENTS
500 Flee San Diego Hyatt Hotel Fire
SAN l>l 1!:60 IJ\ r I t'our
person~ sufft>red minor lnJun~-:.
H 500 IUt.'S\5 Ol"d lo 11.1f•lY earl)'
loduy wht.:n f1tt broke out on the
ntath noor ur .1 Ml1s1on Bay
hotel All 2183 rooms or th~ 18 story
lslundta l~ utt 1 loui.t• v.ere lX'
t'up1ed wh~n lht• f1rl' began
shortly befort' 2 w m 1n .i ninth
noor Slorqt.• lltt"a, ftrl' offl('I~
said
The fire wilt contained In a
sm1ll •rea and brouaht under
control llft•r u ahort Ume. of.
ficlala u1d Damu1e was
minimal
.. Tbe first thinl we lhou,-ht of
v. as that movie. 'Towenna In-
ferno'." eaid newlywed Jennifer
Grul21us. 21. of Tut'son, Arlr .. , a:.
'lhe and her husband stood out
side
Capt Clalide Bell or the San
IJleao Fire Oepartment said the
Injuries Included a policeman
and u woman who were taken to
hospitals ror smoke lnhalaUoo. a
third penon who 1utrered multi-
ple cuts and a woman who had a
beMft attatk while belng helped
down a fire escape.
Mrs. Grutziu!I and her 21.year-
o l d husbaad. Donald P .
Gl'\4tziua. both stuclen\a at the
University or Arizona. said they
were awakened by a siren In
their 14th floor honeymoon s uite.
They were married Friday in
Tucaon.
"We Just both ran to the out·
side balcony.·• said Grutzius in a
telephone lntervi~'W. ·•w e didn't
see anyfhlng and went back to
bed but 15 minutes later there
was a guy poundtnr on the door.
I was afraid lhe noor beneath us
might be in names."
Brown to Request
Tax Cuts This ..
Mty ............ hlrkll O'o-41
CHARRED REMAINS OF LAGUNA BEACH HOUSE THAT DID NEARLY 135.000 DAMAGE
Blaze Below St. Ann'• Drive Thought to Have Been Started by Unattended Candle
OCTD Budget
To Include
Fare Hikes
Bv K.\THY CLANCY
• OI II• o.tty Pllol St.II
A new S45.4 million Orange
County Transit District (QCTDI
budget that calls for fare in-
creases on all bus routes was
adopted today by district direc-
tors
The new budget 1s down from
the SSO 3 milhon 1n 1977-78 and 1s
down from the S58 9 million
budget proposed for 1978-79
before passagt• of Proposition 13.
The new budgt'l reflects the
first fare hikes m OCTDs six-
year operatm~ hi story.
Effeetive Sept. 10 passengers
on regular district routes will
pay 35 cents each way, up from
the 25-cent fa res in effect since
1972.
Passengers on Oial·a-Ride and
Park-N-Ride freeway routes will
pay 70 cents. up from SO cents in
the past.
lit Candle Blamed
ill St. Arin's Fire---·
A house fire that sent names
licking at the treetops on a
wooded area off St. Ann's Drive
in Laguna Beach Sunday night,
was probably started by a light·
ed candle left unattended,
firemenuidtoday.
The fire at the h o me of
WiJliam Nelson, 420 St. Ann's
Drive, caused S25,000 damage to
the wooden house and another
$8,000 lo its contents.
A home next door at 460 St.
Ann's sustained about Sl,500
dam a&e after a large tree
caught 'fire between the two
houses.
Mark Nelson, 21, was survey-
ing the damage to several rooms
of the family home this morning.
He pointed to a stack of melted
surfboards just outside the
structure and shook hia head.
"Those belonged to my
friends." he said, adding that hi~
surfing buddies leave their
boards at his house because it's
close to the beach.
All that was left of the stacks
of surfboards were charred fiberglass. The foam interiors of
the boards were completely
melted.
Twenty-one city and county
firemen responded to the blaze,
which erupted shortly before 9
p.m Sunday. Engines from all
three Laguna Beach stations
responded, and the fire was
knocked down within 10 minutes,
firemen said.
Fire men Ken Tew suffered
second degree burns to his )eft
hand in fighting the blaze, and
was treated and released from
South Coast Community
Hospital.
The Nelson family was busy
c leaning up their s corched
belongings early this morning.
.
Year
'Specific'
'Proposal
elauned
SACRAM~TO CAP> -Gov.
Edmund Brown Jr. said today
he will ask the Legislature for
an election year tax cut.
The Democratic governor said
he will propose cuts in either the
state income or 15ales tax or both
as part of his still-to-be-unveiled
tax limitation proposal.
In, an Associated •Press in-
terview. Brown said he and his
advisers have drafted a "very
specific" tax limitation proposal
which he would present today to
Senate leaden.
He gave no detaib or his tax
limitation plan beyond the broad
odtiine he-gave m his June
television speech, except that he
would attempt to tie it to a state
tax cut.
"We have lo provide some
form of actual tax reduction.··
Brown said. "I'd Uke to see that
done this year, either the income
tax or the sales tax or u com·
bi nation of both."
Brown gave no dollar figures
on his tax cut proposal. In his
television soeech. Brown called
for a spending limit plan based on
growth in personal in come.
A 10 percent income lax cut
would cost about S500 m 1 llion an-
nually. and a one-cent cul in tht!
s1x-:cent sates tax would cost
about $1 billion annua ll y.
About $5 billion of the state
surplus. estimated for the com-
ing year at S6 billion to $6.6
billion. is committed to the
rescue bill signed by Brown in
June to help local governments
make up property tax revenues
cuts imposed by passage or
Proposition 13.
Any state tax cut would re·
duce the funds availa ble in
future years for the state to aid
local governments.
On the tax-limitation issue.
Brown said there is "considera·
ble r es i sta n ce" in th e
Legislature to letting a can
didate for statewide office
author the measure , an indica-
tion that Brown has ruled out the
measure by Sen . George
Deukmejian of Long beach, the
Republican nominee for at-
torney general. '
That measure is closest to
final legislative approval. but
several others are pending
And handicapped c1t1zens us-
ing the specially-equipped Dial-
a-Lift vans will pay 35 cents. up
from 25 cents in the past. Able-
bodied passengers accompany-
ing the handicapped will pay 70
cents on Dial-a-L1ft
Farmer Makes Waves
Dil:ecLOTS tDda.Y also voted 4-1
lo charge senior citizens a 15-
cent fare on regular routes ef·
fective Sept 10 Di r ector
William Farris cast the lone dis·
(See OCfD. Page A2>
~UTO .4DVElrl'ISE'
S4YS SEUER
"I aure am g,lad we took an ad
ha the Dally Pilot we sot
several calls. I'm arateful."
· Ttaat's~e adverlisina success
story told by the Huntington
Beach man who olaced this ad:
''7OATIUM1•C-
ICll1t COftlL S.ri~l.-0 •••••••• Jf you It.Ive • med car to sell,
c.U ~. Put a f w words to
workt«,..a. ha tlae l>aJlj Pilot.
Solo Sailor Denie• ll•~ ~n Briny \ .
LONDON <AP > -Slr Francis
Chichester he's not. But in this
land of famous mariner,,
farmer Bill Smith seems likely
to make bis own imperishable
mark -or scar.
Lawsuits not plaudits, ind
horselaughs instead or homaae
have been his lot ever since ar·
rivin1 in Yarmouth on
England's east coast after a
misadventure-packed week·lons
solo voyage from Scotlaod in his
new trawler Excelltor.
Completely dlltorted and UO·
fair, say Smith and bis wife.
June, tlOUy denylnl preaa re·
s>orU tbat he aav~ with • h'add 'CQIDpau Ind • rOed snap.
But C.-.t G\linl 1pobaman
at Yar~ Ntd SID1tb and hit
5a·loot craft!
-Sllled rrom rru~
Scotland. with a leaky fuel tank.
without a communications radio
and with only a compass for
naviiauon. The family said be
had Admiralty charts, but a
Coaat Guard spokesman at
Yarmouth said he understood
Smith started out with a pase
torn from a yachting book.
-Ran qround at Bddlingt.Qn,
York1hire, after missing-the
harbor mouth, and had to be
pulled off by a lifeboat and
pumped out by the shore·b~
fire brigade.
-Hit the pier three tlmes .... , ... 8ridlinitoa.
-O\W'lbot 611 t1r1et, G"'at
YarmOU(.b, b)' 90 miles and ran qround aiatn near lbm1aate,
Kent. The Coast Guard •IM*•man said Smith toll&~ U.at ...... ot •Y>'Ml Iii bad . •
kept well out to sea and when he
reckoned be wu near Yarmouth
turned toward land. "Dead
reckoning," observed th1 Coast
Guardsman.
-Were towed into Ramsgate
harbor by the Coast Guard,
which there eave him a set or
charts to complete his voyaae.
-.Left Rams;ate harbor an41 turned aouth instead of north.
toward Yarmouth, which ts near
their h~e. The Coast Guard
tpokeamu aald: "Everyone
yelled 1t blt:n to tell him he was
1otn1 tbe wron1 way. He finally
turned ana headed north ...
-R .. cbed Y1rmouth, re-
allied too late that • alrlke·
closed harbor drawbridte was
not tolfll to open ror hlm, and
ctl"ffntd; tJde,drlven, •••Inst al
llelSA.ILOa, .... Al>
After they were led down fire
escapes from upper floors. the
hotel guests swapped stories and
joked In the lobby. Many of them
slept there. wrapped in sheets
and nightgowns as coffee. rolls
and orange juice were served
from a ma.kesbi~ buffet.
"W e wound up in the
restaurant where they gave us a
free meal and I slept under a ta-
ble." said Orutziu11.
He added he and his bride
planned to continue their honey-
moon here.
"It was weird." he said. ··we
had a lot or little things happen
to us before the wedding. We
had a little auto at'cident, we got
robbed. We were afraid to come
here because somelbmg might
happen."
""""" ....... PAPAL HEADGEAR -Pope Paul VI wears tiuru. left. at
his first Easter me,ssage : a miner's helmet . top photo.
during visit to construction tunnel. and sound muffler.
while preparing to leave Vatican City by helicopter.
>'
CatlWlics Moving
To Elect Pontiff
.... , .......
TAKES OVER REIGN
Cardlnal Jean VIiiot
Mo-ped-auto
Crash Victim,
17, Succ11mbs
A San Clemente girl who was
injured July 18 when the mo·ped
she was riding was struck by a
car died Sunday evening in San
Cle mente General Hospital.
According to a coroner's re-
port, Kimberly Adams, 17. of 258
Madrid Road. 59n Clemente,
was fatally injured almost three
weeks before her death at the
shopping center at Barcelona
Street and El Camino Real.
The report indicated the girl
was riding her mo-ped from the
center's parking lot shortly after
5 p.m. when it collided wttb an
auto.
It was reported that the girl
had died shortly atter 6 p.m.
SUnday.
Guerrillas Attack
SAUSBURY, Rhodesia <APl
-Three armed blael< na·
tlonalist auerriUes held up a
store, ~Jew up a gasoline pump
ond threa-explosives Into a beer
hall In the second auerrilla at·
tack In the Salisbury area ln two
weeks, pollce ~ported todu.
VAT ICAN C ITY CAP > -
Faithful mighty and humble
mourned beside the body of
Pope Paul VI today and the
Rom an Catholic Church readied
the ancient machinery of suc-
cession lo elect a pontiff for its
550 m1lhon members.
1'h(• body, t'lad in red robes.
white miler ;md red shoes, was
put on view in a marble-floored
salon :.i t the papal summer
palace in Castel Gandolfo. in the
Alban Hills south of Rome wh ere
the pope died Sunday night after
a reign of 15 years
It lay on :.a slanted platform
covered 1(1 green velvet, his
head on t'hree white pillows.
hands crossed and a rosary
entwined around the fingers .
Italy's President Sandro
Per).ini was the first to pay
resf>e<'ls. followed by the mayor
of Castel Gandolfo. the pope's
relatives and finally the public
Hundreds outside sang hymns as
they waited to enter.
"Look at his sweet face." said
Sister Maria Luisa Sicaletti of
the Sisters or San Giuseppe from nearby Albono. "He looks so
holy. He almost seems as if he is
in deep and serene sleep.··
By late afternoon, more than
10,000 had filed past the bier.
The body will be brought to
<See POPE, Page A2>
Coast
Weather
Mos tly fair through
Tu es day but so m e
variable clouds wi th
chance of thundershowers
near the mountains . Lows
tonight 67 lo 72 Highs
Tuesday 96 to 102
INSIDE 'J'ODA ~
Oou.ble-digit m)latkm's dev-
h1h. Even saving doe.sn't
PClll· AP ,BUlinen Anall/St
John Cunniff tells wh11 on
Page 85
llMlex
DAILY PILOT L SC
8)' Tlte Auoclatecl Pr.
About it dozen nam 1 ha~e
f11urt'd mo t promlllenlly to
speculauon about wbo will ue-
ceed Pope Paul VI, but try\f\I to
a~clfy lh t'hol~ la about Uke
plcluna 1m numbtr on a rouldU.
wheel
In r«.u-nt papal iona. the
outcome pnerally bu come u
'-' aurprlH. confoundin1 the
parlor 11•11\ proanosttcauona. Nt'v~rthelt>s.'I. the-1ues•worit
l<i 1n.-v•tohlt-hnth In uooer h1enrch1cul ecbelon1 and tn u ,. • * •
l'..._P••t Al
POPE.·•
lhe VaUcan on Wednesday and
... ill lie ln state in St Peter'
Basilica until ~solemn funeral
Musi. und burnt I Saturday It
will be enclosed 1n a triple cofftn
und pltteed m ~ crypt below
the basilica
A nine-day moumint penod
will bepn Saturday and end witb
the opening ol the conclave of
cardinals. probably Aq. ao. to
elect a suettSSOr to Paul.
Each duy of the mourning
period a cardinal or ranktn1
prelate will say a special Mus for
the late pope in St. Peter's
Basilica. On the last day, the
cardinals will join In a special rite
of prayen to the Holy Spirit and
then withdrawfortbeconclave..
Tbe 115 cardinals under the
age of 80 will then begin votinl
in the secret gatherini in the
Sistine Chapel, beneath its
re s plendent frescos by
M1chehngelo. Fifteen of the
church's 130 cardinals cannot
vote because they are 80 or
old~r Vatican sources said Pope
Paul died peacefully in his
bedroom at Castel Gandolfo at
9:40 p.m. Sunday (12:40 p.m ..
PDT) after suffering a heart al·
tack nearly 31-i hours before. He
was 80.
The pope had been put to bed
Saturday after a recurrence of
a rtbrosis. the painful disease of
the joints that afflicted him in
his later years. He suffered a
heart attack Sunday as his
personal secretary was celebrat·
ing Mass at his bedside and died
four hours and 10 minutes later.
The pope was reported lucid
almost to the end. After the
heart attack he was placed in an
oxygen teal. but Vatican sources
said up lo an hour before his
death he prayed with his as-
• SOCHllt'S Theft ~became dney
and motioned to the others to
continue the prayers.
Often or late the pope had
s poken of his own death. Tues·
d<.ay . on a visit to the tomb or a
cardina l who once was bis
superior. he said: "We hope to
meet him after death. which for
ui. could not be far away."
The yellow Oag of the Vatican
St;tte was lowered to half-staff
ut the Vatican and at Castel
Gandolfo. and chains were put
across the doors of the papal
palace to signify the deat.h Qf ~
pontiff •
Crowds knelt in silence before
the copper-colored s ummer
palace in Castel Gandolfo
Palace. Mo r e than 1,000
mourners stood in St. Peter's
Squ<1re <1nd looked up to the dark
papal apartment.
But most Italians were at the
seashore or m the mountains for
the traditional August vacation
and the late hour held back any
outpouring or national grief
similar lo that for Paul's pre·
decessor. J ohn XXIII
Festival Artist
Report Case The ft
Festival of Arts exhibitor
Wayne Hipp told Laguna Beach
police someone stole his brief·
case from his booth at the
festival grounds this weekend.
The bag contained an airline
ticket lo Europe and '37, Hipp
reported
DAILY PILOT
Thal meana with ..-rudentluli,
makht• them likely papal pro.,
pecU
Slx carctinall moet rr ... qnenlly
mt'nUOnl'd H poulblt' Clln
didatea a~ lt1Uan1 Giovanni
81nem. bellf'vtd lo huvc bet1n
Pope Puul'" choll't'. Sl'r11io
Picnedoli and SebaaUuno Bu.c
lmprmnpt u
• o. Tht tllree oon·l\allana 11ro Johen"" WUlebranda ot the Netherland&. Eduardo PlronliO,
.tn Araentine or ltullan descent,
.11uJ to'runi Koeni1 of Au.slri•
1'hl' 73 yl.'ur·old Koem1 said in
AustrtJ today. however. that he
dot!s not ·'deem myself suit abl e
ror thls tusk .. 1 believe that I could not resolve lQ uccept. . "
Ht' suggested u younger man
1s nN!dl'd and that a black or
Asion pope itJ possible
Y t-t none of tbe 115 active
O .. ly Pl ... SIMI ,.._.
A. lively bluegrass concert at San Clemente Spanish
Village shopping mun thb weekend inspired Kim Yates
<left> and Lisa R<.1dford 1 nghll. both eight. lo kick up
their heels in lively country dancing "It was comple telv
s pontaneous." Lisa's mother. Ju net Radford sCJid of the
girls dancing.
Scuba Diver Saved
Off Laguna Beach
• A W~stthihster' scuba cfiver
was rescued by her boyfriend
who pulled her exhausted from
the surf at Crescent Bay Beach
Sunday in Laguna Beach.
Beck y Low e , 22 , or
Westminster. was treated for ex
haustion after having swallowed
sea water while scuba diving off
lhe scenic beach at about noon
Sunday.
She was rushed to South Coast
Community Hospital where she
was treated and later re leased
Laguna Beach guards pulled
27 swimmers from 67 degre<·
waters on Sunday, after rescu
ing only three persons Saturday
Lifeguard Mike Dwinell said
s m all surf of the 1 to 3 foot
variety kept the wate rs calm
and the rescues down Mon·
than 50,000 persons visited city
beaches both days with air tem
peratures hitting 78 degrees
Woman Hurt
When Thrown
FromMo-ped
i\ 23-year-old Laguna Niguel
woman is in stable condition In
M1sston Communlty Hosplta1•5
intensive care unit today follow·
ing an early morning mo-ped ac·
cident Sunday in South Laguna
on Coast Highway.
A Highway Patrol spokesman
said Victoria Pittenger, of 22862
Mariano Dr .• was thrown from
ber mo-ped after she swerved lo
avoid a curb al the end of 1 bike
lanenearOountryClubRoad.
Miss Pittenger's mo·ped
~truck a guard rail. spokesmen
said.
Near-tragedy occurred when
Miss Pillenger's rather, who
was following his d au1hler down
Ul~ hlthway, lot out of bis cnr
ana noticed It rolling forward
toward the victim
Hlabway Patrol ofticers said
Lhe fatber, John Pittenger of the
same Laauna Niguel ~ddre'!l!i,
yelled &o b1.s wtle to apply the
pedal brake alter th• emeracncy
brake felted.
The vehicle came to a at.op
rive feet from the vicUm.
San' Cleme'~te city lifeg~a~d;
said calm surf .kept the rescues
down over the weekend. where
9.000 visited beaches on Satur·
day and twice that number on
Sunday
Guards made no rescues on
Saturday. and pulled 10 persons
from the one.foot surf on Sun·
day Lifeguards covering county
beaches reported 13.000 persons
on thost-beaches Saturday. and
19.000 Sunday
St ate lifeguards pulled four
persons from San Clemente
StatC' Beach both days. and four
more swimmers were rescued at
Ooht•ny State Beach Park.
where 5.000 visited Sunday.
·'There were lots of people but not much action." said state
lifeguard S upervisor Dave
Perry
ff',....PageAJ
SAILOR •...
least five boats, including a
proud yacht grooming for a Tall
Ships race and a venerable her·
ring boat promised to the Na·
lion al Maritime Museum.
·'I admit a slight error in
navigation.'· lhe Guardian
newspaper quoted Smith as say·
mg '
~·peapte are tryfng to ll'laJte
out that 1 am an idiot. But al
least I gOl here in one piece.
"ll 's no crime Lo scrape a boat
when you are coming alongside.
It's happening au the lime. I'm
being crucified," the Daily Mail
quoted Smith as saying.
He had planned to sail up the
River Yare lo Norwich. but
police impounded the Excelsior
pending settlement of damage
clalms.
The Dally Mail, In a tongue-In·
<'heek edll<>rial, recommended
thot "Captain Calamity" be
called in lo take over the
economy "because the Chan-
cellor doean't usually know If
be'1 coming or golna. ·• t.o as·
sume the Roy~I Navy's sblp·
sinkln1 role and lo aet rid of lhe
aurplua ol foreign tourists that ls
unnoylng mn.fty Brltooa this
summ r
As for the Smiths, the ton said
they aUll plan lo refit the Ex·
ctlslor and aall her t.o AuatraUa.
Speculation
cardtnall from whom the l>Ol>t' •UI be choMG ~ly campa!CN
for lb• job nor otters a pro1rram.
which leaves the decision all the
more wrapped in the secrecy of
their conclave.
The history or the last fi ve
centuries would Indicate it
would be an Italian, as have
been all the.~pes or that period.
and th at still" seems the llkelleat posaiblhty.
However . for the first time.
non -Europeans hold a majority
In the College ol Cardinals. Add·
ln1 a new el~ent to the proc
ess. making speculation mort-
uncertain. but adding a wader
spectrum of potential popes.
Those cited in thla category in·
elude Cardinal Joba nnes
Wlllebranda. 68. of Utrecht.
Netherlands. the lon1·llme head or the Vatican Secretarial for
Chrlatlan Unity. widely known
among leaders ol various
churches.
A modera te. but with &
sens1livily to the new ecumenica1
wmas m Chrisliandom. he hai.
been closely as ~lated both
with Pope Paul and bis pre-
decessor. the late Jobn XX.HI.
However. Willebraods· non·
ltuhan root.a make him a long
shot. as Is the case wtth Cardinal
Davie Hum e . 55 , of
Westminster. England. a newly
risen eminence on Lhe church
scene. and Cardinal Eduardo
Plron 10. 57. the ArgentinJan and
progre ~;~tve heading t he
Vatican·s department for re·
ligious orders
Insurance Profikd
FTC Says Costs Can Vary I 00%
WA S HINGTON <A P > -
Because consumers generally
are kept in the dark about the
true cost of their life insurance.
costs for similar coveruge vary
by more than 100 percent. a
Federal T rade Commission of·
ficial said today
''Consumers may lose billions
of dollars as the result of unin·
form ed purchase decisions. The
central cause or thi s ex ·
traordin~rv consumer loss is
their lack'of adequate and mean·
ingful tnlonnatton." Albert ll.
Kramer. director or the FTC's
Bureau of Consumer Protection.
told a House panel
For example. Kramer said. a
25-year ·old m an could save
<1bout S2.SOO over 20 years by
buying a low-cost rather than a
hi~h -cos t $25,000 whole life policy
Whole-life combines death
benefits with savings features-.
Term life insurance. which is · less profitable and less ag.
greasively sold by the industry,
contains little or no savings
value and is less expensive to
consumers.
Arby Ball.oon
Forced Down
Near Laguna
An advertising hot air balloon
W!IS forced to land near Laguna
Canyon Road in Orange County
territory Sunday <1fter losing
fuel. firemen said today
The Arby balloon. which has
been seen on the coast t he past
fe w days. was forced down in
lhe Orange County section of the
seven-mile road.
Laguna Beach firemen and
county Sheriff's deputies arrived
to oversee the dismantling of the
large balloon. which was packed
up ;ind driven awuy by crew
members shortly after noon.
No one was hurt m the inc1 dent. ·
Kramer said insura nce firms
us ually do not reveal the rate or
return on the savings portion or
whole lite policies. rates that
often are only 2 percent to 3 per·
cent. That is far less than the
rate or return on money deposit·
ed in a bank or a savings and
loan association.
·'The potential for loss can be
staggering. A person who In·
vests $1,000 each year at 3 per·
cent will have. at lhe end of 30
years, · appro)rimately $48.000.
One who invests the same
a mount at 6 percent will ~<1ve
$84,000 al the end of 30 years."
Kramer testified to the House
Commerce investigations sub·
committee
.. The industry competes in
many areas -ror agents and in
designing unique policies that
ttre oft en little more than sales
tools But the industry rarely
competes on the basis of pnce
beca use it doesn't have to ...
Kra mer continued
"We s ubmit that without
meaningful cost disclosure
price compet1tlon in the life in:
surance industry 1s impossible.··
he said
Barricaded Mali
Arrested, Charged
A Laguna Beach man was
jailed Friday evening after aJ.
tegedly firing a flare gun over
the house of a neighbor and then
barricading himself in his home
for nearly three hours.
William Henry Hiett. 37. of 380
Poplar St. refused lo come out of
his home after the 7 p.m. inci·
dent during which be allegedly
threatened a neighbor with the
potentially deadly nare gun.
Police said Heitt confronted
neighbor Roy Thomas McDen-
n on. 21. or 385 Poplar St .
ttrreatening to fll'e the weapon at
him and .. watch you burn.··
Officers said the man. who re· partediy-had--been -drinking.
fired a flare and ran into his own
home arid barricaded the doors
The victim immediately called
police. and when Officer Doug
Johnson arrived. Heitt would not
let him into the home. police re·
ports said.
Johnson called for assistance
and Sgt. Dave Avers and Officer
Greg Bartz entered the home at
about JO p.m .. finding the sus·
pect asleep on his bed.
He was a rrested by the of
ricers. and faces churge of a!<
sault with a deadly weapon. H1~
.bail.. was .set -~~o.ooq. •
Officials at Orange County
Jail said today Heitt was stm in
Jail and faces arraignment in
South County Municipal Court
Tuesday on the felony count.
From Page Al
OCTD .•.
senting vote.
ln the past. senior rares had
been 10 cents. but senior citizens
had ridden free because county
supervisors allocated a portion
of fe deral revenue sh a ring
dollar$.~ pa.y lh.eU' .fares-
S u pervisors won't make a de
c1sion on the fare subsidies untJI
late September and directors
said they may revise senior
fares subject. lo supervisors· ac·
tion
In balancing the new $45 .t
m1lhon budget. directors agreed
10 l l•mtn '-!ll' a door to
destination D1al·a· Ride serv1c1;
pl anned for Costa Mesa lh1:-.
~ear
They also rE'duced the number
of P:irk N R1t1t.> freeway l"'X
pres~ commuter bus trips from
67 daily lQ JUSt 14
BUY ONE DINNER AT
REGULAR BRICE AND
GET THE SECOND ONE
FDR JUST •1.00
f/
I That's the speclal coupon offer being made by SJ»res RHl1urant1.
MacArthur al S.D. Fwy., In Irvine and 3125 Harbof Blvd., In Costa Mesa.
Duong August e•cept on Mondays, lhese coupons enable you to buy one dinner al 111e regular price and 111e
second dinner for 1ust Sl 00 more ll'<s our way ot saying "Thank!>·· •or betnq our cu!>IOmer
•
17
Orange Coast
VOL. 71 , NO. 21t, 3 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
Pope's Successor
By n.e A.Modat.ed Prna
About a dotf'n naroes have
fi1ured m~t prominently In
sl)ffuhatJon bout who wall sue·
ceed Pope Paul Vt , but tf)'ll\f to
spffUy the choJce ui bout Hile
plckln1 1&D num~r on a roulflte
wheel.
In recent papal elecllons. the
outC'Ome eeneratJy has come as
8 surpr11e. confoundang the
oarlor-1ames on>lm06Ucallons
Nevertheleu. the aueaawork ill
inevitabll'. both io upper
e.lerarchlcal echelon• ..ad In
Rom an Catholic houHholds
around ~ world, llDd Informed
Vatican watchera have pointed to
several prelates d "papablll "
That means with credenUlili
ma.king them likely pllpal pros
f>«la.
Six cardinals m0&t freqnently
mentioned as possible can-
'dldates are Italians: Giovanni
Blnelll. believed to have been
Pope Paul's choice. Sergio
Plaoedoli and Sebastiano Bag-
gio. The ~ee non-Italians are
Johanne• Wlllebrands of the
Netherlands, Eduardo Pironio.
an Araentine of Italian descent.
and Franz Koenig or Austria.
The 73-year-old Koenig said in
Austria todav. however. that he
Stirs
does not "deem myseU suitable
for thla task . . . J believe that I
could not resolve to accept ... "
Ile suggest~ a younger man
is needed and that a black or
Asian pope ls possible.
Yet none of the 115 active
cardinals from whom the pope
will be chosen openly campaigns
for the job nor otrers a program.
which leaves the decision all the
more wrapped In the secrecy or
Brown to Request
Tax Cuts This Year
Cromded Waters
'SpecifiC'
Proposal
Planned
SACRAMENTO !AP> -Gov.
Edmund Brown Jr. said today
he will ask the Legislature for
an election year tax cut.
Tbe Democratic governor said
he will propose cuts In either the
state Income or sales tax or both
as part of bis slill-to-be-unvelled
tax limitation proposal.
In an Associated Press In·
terview, Brown said he and his
advisers have drafted a ·'very
specific" tax limitation proposal
wbjch be would present today to
Senate leaders.
He gave no details of his tax
limltaUoo plan beyond the broad
outline he aave in his June
television speech. except that he
would attempt to tie it to a state
tax cut.
"We have to provide some
form of actual tax reduction."
Brown said. 'Td like to see that
done this year , either the income
tax or the sales tax or a com-
bination of both."
The Balboa Ferry. carrying cars across
Newport H arbor, chugs along as a
sailboat slips by just a few feet behind it.
Brown gave no dollar figures
on his tax cut proposal. In his
television speech. Brown called
for a spending limit plan based on Summer has brought out so TJ'!~ny boats you growthinpersonalincome.
can hardly take your car sa1lmg anymore .. ,..,~,-.. A 10 percent in~Q.Q'\e ~~x e,~t
without ntnning into a traffic jain. .... would c06t about S500 million an-
Balboa Yachtsmen Win
Ullman, Linskey Cap tBre Workl Titl,e
Californians Dave Ullman and
Tom Linskey from Balboa Yacht
Club captured the 470 world
champion s hip title al
Marslrand. Sweden, without
Man Rescued
From Water s
At Newport
winning a single race.
It was an unprecedented
second straight win of the world
championship for Ullman in the
bot Olympic class.
Ullman and Linskey shadowed
their closest rivals throughout
the final race and finished
eighth. But it really didn't mat-
ter as Canadians Jerry Roufs
and Charlie Robitaille, the only
crew with a chance to challenge
the Americans, couldn't do bet·
ter than sixth in the windup
race.
to settle for eighth place despite
winning two of the six races.
A total of 58 boats from 32 na·
lions competed in the cham-pionship
Ullman flew to Sweden im·
mediately after winning his
third straight Lldo-14 national
championship at Huntington
Lake in the High Sierras with
Jim Linskey as crew.
Ullman will remain in Europe
where he will sail a 470 in
Russia's pre-Olympic regatta at
Tallinn, Estonia. starting Aug.
10 with Mary Griffith of Los
Angeles as crew.
nually. and a one-cent cut in the
six-cent sales tax would cost
about Sl billion annually.
About $5 billion of the state
surplus. estimated for the com·
inf year at S6 billion to $6.6
bi lion. is committed to the
rescue bill signed by Brown in
June to help local governments
make up property tax revenues
cuts imposed by passage of
Prooosition 13.
Any state tax cut would re-
duce the funds available in
future years for the state to aid
local governments.
On the tax·limitation issue.
Brown said there is "considera-
b I e resistanc e" in the
Legislature lo letting a can-
didate for statewide office
author th~ measure. an indica-
tion that Brown bas ruled out the
m easure by Sen. George
Deukmejian of Long beach. the
Republican nominee for at·
torney general.
T~'s£1oslag
N.Y. S&eeks
' MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1978 N TEN CEN r51
Speculation
their conclave.
The histoey of the last five
centuries would indicate It
would be an Italian, as have
been all the popes of that period,
and that still. seems the Ukeliest possibility.
However, for the first Ume,
non-Europeans hold ., majority
in the College of Cardinals, Add·
ing a new element to the proc-
ess. malting speculation m0tt
uncertain, but -adding a wider
spectrum of potential popes.
Those cited in this category in·
elude Cardinal Johan~s
Willebran<b. 68, of Utrecht, Netberland.(~ong-time bead
of. tbe Vatican cretariat for
Christian Unity, widely known
among leaders of variou's-
churchea.
A moderate. but with a
(See PKOSPECl'S, Page A%)
.............
PAPAL HEADGEAR -Pope Paul VI wears tiara, left. at
his first Easter message: a miner's helmet. top photo.
during visit to construction tunnel. and sound muffler .
while preparing to leave Vatican City by helicopter.
Thousands Mourn
At Pontiff's Bier
TAKES OVER REION
Cardinal Jean VIiiot
Fall Kills Youth
LOS BANOS, Calif. <AP> -A
Shelton, Wash. youth died after
falling down a cliff at San Luis
Reservoir near here. authorities
said.
VATICAN CITY <APJ -Clad
in red. lying on a green velvet
bier. the body of PauJ PauJ VI,
"in deep and serene sleep." was
viewed by thousands or mourn-
ing faithful at the papal summer
palace today.
At the Vatican, a senior prince
of th~ church, ,as.year·old~
Cardinal Carlo Confalonieri.
wielded a hammer and chisel
and smashed Paul's Ring of the
Fisherman, marking the end of
bis reign.
The cardinals of the church,
flying in from around the world,
must go into secret conclave
within 14 days to choose a new
pope, 26.1rd pontiff of the Roman
Catholic Church and successor
to the Fisherman. St. Peter.
Pope Paul. died Sunday night.
51 days before bis 8lst birthday,
after a heart attack at the sum-
mer palace in Castel Gandolfo.
The body of the man who led
the world's 550 million Roman
Catholics for 15 years Jay in
state today in the Swiss room of
the palace in the Alban Hills just
south or Rome.
The body was clad in red
robes, white miter and red
shoes. A rosary was entwined i.n
the fingers of bis crossed hands.
Four Swiss guards, in their
M lcbelanaelo-designed yellow-
( See POPE, Page A2> A near-drowning Sunday
marred an otherwise quiet
weekend a long Newport
beaches.
Lifeguard Ll. Logan Lockabey
said surfers found Paul Dansby,
48, of West Covina, floating un-
conscious under water at about
6:30 p.m. Sunday off 40th Street.
Ullman. who won his first .
world crown in the class in
Japan last year, finished with an
impressive record or 3.3.4.4.3 for
33.1 points under the Olympic
penalty scoring system. It was a
best five of six series in which
skippers could throw out their
worst race.
Lawsuits Not Plaadits C o as&
The surfers alerted lifeguards,
w~o . with paramedics. ad·
manistered emergency care.
Dansby was taken to Hoag
Memorial Hospital in Newport
Beach, where be was at first list-
ed in critical condition, but bad
improved to serious condiUon to-
day, Lockabey said.
The cause of the near drown·
ing ian't known, he said.
The weekend was calm
otherwise, Lockabey said. The
surf was almost Oat, and tem-
peratures were mild, about 75
de1rees both d~s with water temperatures ot 86 degrees.
Abo-.t 80,000 sunbathers vfsil·
ed the beach on Saturd~y and
about t0,000 on Sunday. A
spokeswoman aaJd tboae num-
b4l'I ....... t bi1h, conalderhll
Ulat Newport has av•ra•ed
10,000 to •.ooo bHchaoen an week..,_ tllil summer.
Llfepaidt npoNd 21 rescues
Satu.rcla1 -13 SUnda.y.
I
Roufs and Robitaille needed to
finish at least thlrd to bag the
gold medal. 'lllet finished with
38. 7 points. John Pudenz and
Ulrich Klttman of West
Germany were third with 62.7
points. New Zealanders MWTay
Jones and Andrew Knowles had
'.4UIV ADYEKIJSE'
S4¥S SEILER
.. I •ure am glad we took an ad
in lhe Daily Pllot -wf got 1everalcalls. l'marateful." •
That's the advertlaina suc~s
story told by the Huntintton
Beach man who Placed this d:
'11DATSUN1•0.....
JUftC anc. S«tlflct Sl• ........
lf you have a used car to MU,
call 64J.5171. PUt a f nt wordl to
work for you.
In tbeDaily'Pllot.
Farmer Tumed Sajwr Dnna 'Honelaugh8'
LONDO~ (AP}-Sii'.4'r&DC~
Chichestt!r he's not. But ln this
land or famous mariners,
farmer BUl Smith seems likely
to make bis own imperishable
mark -or scar.
Lawsuits not plaudits, and
horselaughs instead of homage
have been his lot ever since ar·
r i v I n 1' in Y arm out h on
Enetand's east coast after a
misadventure-packed week-lona
solo voyage from Scotland in his
new trawler Excelsior.
Completely distorted and un·
fair, aay Smith and hla wife.
June, hotly denying preaa re-
ports that he navi1ated with a
hand compass and a road map.
But a Cout Guard 1po1'e1man
at Yarmouth said Smltb and bla
53-foot crill:
-Sailed from Fraaerburp,
Scotland, wiU. a leaky fuel~.
without a CGtnmunicationt rlldlo
and with Only a compag for
I
.navi(J"8Uoo. The f~ ~4tld,..be
had Admiralty charts, but a
Coast Guard spokesman at
Yarmouth said be understood
Smith started out with a page
tQrn from a yachting book.
-Ran 8'J"Oand at Brldlineton.
Yorkshire, after missing the
harbor rnout.b. and bad to be
pulled off by a llteboat and
pumped out by tlle shore·based
tire brtpde.
HOl.LDf'OOD'S
l
--11it. the ..Pie~ three. times leaving Bridlington.
-Overshot bls target, Great
Yarmouth, by 90 miles and ran
aground again near Ramseate,
Kent. The Coast Guard
spokesmantSaid Smith told them
that because of heavy fot be bad
kept well out to sea and when he
reckoned be was near Yarmouth
turned toward land ... Dead
reckoning," observed the Coast
Guardsman.
-Were towed tnto Ramacate
harbor by the Coast Guard,
which there gave him a set ol
charts to complete his voyage.
-Left Ramsgate harbor and
turned IOUtb in1te(jd of DOC't.b
toward Yarmouth, Wlslcb It near
their home. Ttie Coast Gu.rd
spokesman aald: • • Ever7obe
yelled at blm to tell bJm be rwu
aolnl the ~ way. He ftnally
turne4 nd IMlided norlb. '' <See o:.oa, Pac Ai>
Weather
Mo1l1y fair Ulrough
Tuesday but so m e
variable clouds with
chance or thundershowers
near the mountains. Lows
tonight 67 to 72. Highs
Tuesday 98 to 102.
INSIDE T OD'4 W
Do&lblf~ fnflation'• ctn.
Uah. ~oen 1aving doem't
PGll· AP BUlinen Anol~at
John OtmniJI Celu ~fl on
RQ/Jt 85.
l•tlex
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liOO Flee
' SD Hotel
Blaze
SAN 01 EGO I Al' 1 fl'our
perM>ru. sufft-~>d minor tn,Junt'S
• 1as 500 l£Ul~b Otod lo 11 rt'ly urly
todu) \\ht'n hN· bf"(>kt out on the
ninlh noor or a Mission Bay
holt.>I
II 313 roo ot the 18 .iory
f).londh• Hyatt Houst• we~ OC·
l'UPll'd Wht•l'I tht• f1r1• bt"&Un
~hor~l) bt:lOI\' 2 M m m a nmth
floor slorlli~ w.rc.&. fire omclab
J1ttd
The l•~ "'~ l'Ont011n•-d tn 11
!!>m.&11 .m·• and bnxaght under tunl 1 ol lllfte1 a short t 1 me, of·
1c1•ls i.a1d Duma&l' v.rit
minimal
"The ft~l thma Wt' lhoua.ht of
"' •• ~ t h.!l movw "fowt·nn1 In
rt'rno.... iud llt'V. lylA "'Cl Jt'nn1ftr
G rul11~. 21. oJ l'uc~on. Ari& ;i~
-.ht" .1nd ht>r hust»ind 'llood oul
Mde
C1tpl Claud~ Sell of lhe S¥n
Diego f\re Department sa•d the
mJurtei. included a policeman
und t1 womun who were taken to
hospitals ror smoke inbal tJon. a
third person who suffered multi-
ple ruts and a woman who had a
heart attack while being helped
down a fire escape.
Mrs. Grulzius and her 21-year-
o 1 d husband . Donald P .
· 'Grutzius, both students at the
· Univeraity of Arizona. said they
were awakened by a siren in
' their 14th floor honeymoon suite.
They were married Friday in
Tucson. .
"We just both ran to the out-
side bakooy." said Grutzius in a
. telephone interview. "We didn't see anything and went back to
bed but LS minutes later there
was a guy pounding on the door.
l was afraid the floor beneath us
might be in names."
After they were led down fire
escapes from upper floon;, the
hotel guests swapped stories and
Joked in the lobby. Many o( lhem
slept there. wrapped in sheets
and nightgowns as coffee, rolls
and orange juice were served
from a makeshift buffet. ··w e wound up In the
restaurant where they gave us a
Jree meal and I slept under a ta-
ble ... said Grutzius.
He added he and his bride
planned to continue their honey·
moon here.
"It was weird." he said. "We
had a lot of little things happen
to us before the wedding. We
had a little auto accident. we got
robb~d We were afraid to come
ht're becaw.e something might
happen ·•
. ... ........
Kf!PS APPOINTMENT Wlllf FOAMER PAESJD!NT
OOfdon Weyrften, left, Kent Aleobrooka of Benton. Ill.
2 Nixo n A dmirers
Meet Their H e r o
By~ Allocla&ed Press
Five years of hero worship.
letter-writing and string.pulling
paid off for a self-described
"nobody teen-ager" from JI.
linois when he and a friend
called on former President
Rlehal'd Nixon at San Clemente.
"It's been a dream for a long
time." said an awe-struck
Gordon Wayman. 18. who with
17-year-old Kent Alsobrooks
drove 2,000 miles from their
hometown of Benton, Ill., to
keep a hard-to-come-by appoint-
ment with Nixon at bis San
Clemente compound Tuesda~.
The two recent higb-scbool
graduates said they presented
Nixon with a painting from the
IJUnois Teen-age Republfcans
and matted informaUy with him
for about hall an hour in his
study overlooking the Pacific
Ocean. An aide then took them
on a golf-cart tour of the Casa
Pacifica J(rounds.
The California pilgrimaJe.
which included a side trip to
Nixon's birthplace in Yorba Lin·
da. proved to Wayma n that
persistence pays.
The talkative. frizzy-hatred
youth, who was named last
year's outstanding J llino1s
Republican Teen-ager and who
s ays he plans to run ror
Congress as s oon as h e
graduates from college, has
t>een a Nixon admirer since he
was 13 and Nixon was embroiled
in the Watergate scandal.
"J fell sorr y for him."
Wciy man said. "I felt he was
JUSt protecting his friends. like
CJnybody else would in 1.he same
position." •
So he started sending Nixon
fan mail. "If l wrote one. I
wrote him 100 letters," h~ said.
'"In high school. the kids all
called me Nixon -it was like a
nickname."
This summer, with the savings
from three newspaper routes
and a fast food restaurant job.
Wayman decided to pursue in
earnest his dream of meeting
Nixon. He wrote letters to both
Nixon ard his top aide.. CoL Jack
Brennan. and enlisted the help
or llllnols Gov. Jim Thompson.
Sen Charles Percy and three or
four congressmen.
None thought he would suc-
ceed , Wayman said. "Even
Senator Percy thought I was
crazy.''
But they all wrote letters. and
on July 21, Brennan called
Wayman at home to tell him the
meeting was on for Aug. l.
"It was much more than we
expected." Wayman said. "I
mean. here we were, down here.
and there he was. up there.r~t
he made us reel like we were on
the same level. It was the
proudest moment of my life."
fns.ur~n.ce Profik d
FTC Says Costs Can Vary 100%
WASHINGTON <AP) -
Because consumers generally
•re kept lo the duk about lhe
true cost of their llfe insurance,
coats ror almllar coverace vary
by more than 100 percent. a
Federal Trade Commission of.
ficlal aald today.
"Consumers may lose bUUona
of dollars as the result of unin-
formed purchase decisions. The
central cause of this ex·
traordinary consumer loss is
their lack of adequate and mean·
lngful tnlonnatlon." Albert H.
Kramer. director of the FTC's
Bureau of Consumer Protection,
told a House panel.
For example. Kramer said, a
25-year-old man could save
about $2,500 over 20 years by
buying a tow-cost rather than a
bi~h -cost $25,000 whole life
poltcy.
Whole-life combines death
benefits with savings features.
Term life Insurance. which is
Jess profitable and less ag-
gressively sold by the industry.
contains little or no savings
value and is less expensive to
consumers.
Kramer said insurance firms
usually do not reveal the r ate of
return on the savings portion of
whole life policies. rates that
often are only 2 percent to 3 per-
cent. That is far less than the
rate or return on money deposit-
ed in a bank or a savings and
loan association.
''The potential for loss can be
staggering. A person who tn·
vests Sl.000 each year at 3 per-
cent will have. at the end of 30
years. approximately S48,000
One who invests tbe same
amowu. at 6 percent wlll have
$84,000 at lhe end ot 30 years."
Kramer testified \b the House
Commerce 1nveat1gallons s ub-com mitte.e.
"The industry competes In
many areas -fol' agents and in
designing unique policies that
are often little more than sales
tools. But the industry rarely
competes on the basis of pr1ce
because it doesn't have to:·
Kramer continued.
"W~ submit that without
meaningful cost disclosure .
price competition in the life in·
surance indQStry is impossible · · he said. ·
The results ol the Bureau of
Consumer Protection investiga-
tion are expected to be present·
ed officially to the five-m ember
FTC in a report around the end
or the year. tiut Kramer outlined
the results of the two-year study
for the subcommittee.
Rather than pressing for
federal regulation. the FTC staff
has been using its findings to
help s tate insurance com -
missions formulate cost-
disclosure regulations, he sCJid.
The investigations s ubcommlt·
tee, chaired by Rep. John Moss.
D-Calif .. is studying tbe s ale of
whole life policies and whether
state regulators are adequately
policing the sales practices.
especially disclosures of rates of
return on the investments.
That subject was covered in a
San Jose Man Held
In Newport Attack
A San Jose man was in
Newport Beach jail today facing
charges of assault with intent to
commit rape after a Costa Mesa
woman reported being attacked
in the parking lot of a night s pot.
Police said Steven Patrick
Lyle, 25. is being held on $10.000
bail.
They said a 22-year-old Costa
Mesa woman told them she met
a man last Thursday evening at
Isadore's in Newport Beach and
had a friendly chat wit.h him. He
reportedly told her he was from
San Francisco and wa1> ii;htvine at a Santa Ana hotel.
The next night. the woman
told police. she again encoun·
tered the man at Isadore's and
walked with him out to the park-
ing lot. ·
This time, the woman said.
the man attempted to force her
into his car. When she struggled.
he tore off her clothes. hit her in
the face and pulled her into the
car.
However . the woman
managed to fight free and ran
into Isadore's, where she called
police.
prev IOU!> set of congresaion:.il
hearings. h~ld in 1973-74 by .I.he
late Sen. Philip Hart, !>-Mith.
ff art's hearings brought out
tes timony thut costs ror similar
pollc1es vCJry by up to 300 per·
cent.
San Onofre
Target o f
Protesters
Three doze n onti-nuclear
power act1v1sts demonstrated
outside the San Onofre nuclea1
generating station in northern
San Diego County as part of a
nat ionwide nuclear protest on
the anniversary of the Aug. 6.
1945 atomic bombi ng or
lltrosh1m a. Japan
Wearing black armbands and
carrying signs with messages
such as "San Onofre mecsns
more cancer." the protesters
gathered Sunday in a parking lot
just north of three concrett-·
domed rc>actors perched on a
coastal bluff
The act1v1sts sought to use the
occasion to stock the San Onofre
Visitors Information Center with
literature on the d a ngers of
nuclear power.
However. oHicials or the San
Diego Gas and Electric Com·
pany foiled the plans by closing
the v1s1tors cent er. which
normally is open daily.
A spokesman for the utility.
David Barron. said the center
was c losed to "mm1m1ze any
possible problem ··
Coll.ege Budget
lnformatwn
Hours Slated
The Coast Community College
District ·s chief financial officer
will open his doors to the public
Tuesday and Thursday after
noons this week to field ques
lions about the district's 1978·79
budget
F,....P.,.eAJ Vanderbilt Widow,
Yacht Buff, Dies
Lyle was arTested Saturday at
a SanLa Ana hotel.
Correllal'I Thompson. vice
chancellor of business affairs. •
said his office at 1370 Adams
Ave.. Costa Mesa. will be OP4:n
from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday
and Thursday.
Citizens unable to come in dur
1ng those hours can call
Thompson at 556-5745 for in
dividual appointments. He said
one ctltzen and two college dis-
tnct staff members took advan
tage of two similar budget
sessions he conducted last week.
POPE MOURNED. • •
and-blue stnped uniforms. stood
locked at attention around the
body A nine-root wh ite candle
was on the right and a silver
cross on the left.
By lcite afternoon more than
10.000 persons had riled across
the marble floors and past the
tapestried walls of the 90-by-30·
..,/oot saJon t.o ~.i,ew, t.he body ••
Thousands of othe~ stood in line
outside. six abreast. many sing-
ing hymns, braving occasional
thundershowers and strong
gusts of wmd.
Among those paying their
respects were Jtahan President
Sandro P ertini , but the majority-
were ordinary people from lhe
-.urrounding hill towns
··He looks so holy. He almost
seems as 1f he is in deep and
serene sleep," said Maria Luisa
S1calett1, a nun from nearby
Albano
·'He died the way he wanted
to,·· said Pope Paul 's closest
friend and his successor as
archbishop of Mihm. Cardinal
Giovanni Colombo
He said the pope told him
privately years ago he had de-
cided not to retire because
everyone advised him ''the
Catholic world Is not prepared to
have a retired pope alongside a
reigning pope." Yet, he sald, the
pope reared "old age prolonging
itself with the inevitable physical
OAANGECOMT
DAILY PILOT
-·-~""-"·--'... c--. Vite,. ____ __
,_..ll_ I'•• n::::.*i... ":'z:r
Clle<'IHlt &Me ~ ... -<li•Mol""'""-MOl"'N_..
and mental weakenin2 ...
At a Vatican meeting of
cardinals already in Rome, Con-
falonieri, dean or the College of
Cardinals, carried out the an-
cient titual of breaking the
carved gold ring, depicting St.
Peter and a fishing boat, that
Paul wore as the symbol or his
a\llb&rity.-A--new ·f'in~ wlU br
fitted for the new pope.
At another meeting Tuesday.
the cardinals are expected to de·
cide on details of the funeral and
discuss the timing of the con-
clave to elect a successor.
The Vatican announced the
pope's body will be brought to
the Vatican on Wednesday and
will lie in state for three days in
St. Peter's Basilica. On Satur-
day it will be buried, in a triple
coffin. in the crypt beneath the
basilict1 after a solemn funeral
Mass.
F,....P_,,eAJ
SAILOR •••
-Reached Yarmouth, re -
alized too late that a strike·
closed harbor drawbridge was
not going to open for him, and
careened, tide-driven, against at
least five boats, including CJ
proud yacht grooming for a Tall
Ships race and a venerable her·
ring boat promised to the Na-
tional Maritime Museum.
"I admit a slight error tn
navigation," the Guardian
newspaper quoted Smith as HY·
mg.
"People are trylll.8 to make
out that I am an idJot. But at
Jeast. tgd('bere ln one P*•· "I~ no crime to scrape a boat
when you are comtni alon11lde.
It'a happenlna all tbe time. I'm
being crucified," the Dally Mail
quoted Smith aa aaylna.
He bad planned to aaU up the
fllver Yere to Norwich, but
police impounded the Excellior
peodlna settlement of damaae
clalme.
The Daily Mail, ln a ton1ue·ln·
cheek editorial, recommended
that "Captain Calamity" be
called in to take over tho economy "bec&Ule the Chan·
cellot doem't usually know tr
h '• comina or 1olr\t." to as· sume tbe Royal Navy's 11hlp·
•inlrina role and to aet rid ot the
surplus ot foreian tour'-ta that I.I
HDO)'IDI many B~lton• tbla
1ummer.
Al for the Smllhl, the IOO Hid
tbOJ lt111 plan(() rt(lt tho Ex·
celalor &Pd un her to Australia.
NEWPORT. R .I. CAP > -
Gertrude Lewis Conaway Van·
derbilt. 77, widow of yachtsman
Harold Vanderbilt, died Sunday aJ. her Newport summer home,
Rock Cliff.
Mrs. Vanderbilt. who married t~ 11cion d th-e Amerteu sm,,. · ·
ping family in 1933, shared her
husband's interest in defending
the America's Cup.
By a ruling of the cup commit-
tee. Mrs. Vanderbilt and the
wire of T.O.M. Sopwith, skipper
ol the English challenger. were
tbe only women on board the J .
Boats competing for the
America's Cup in the 1930s.
She sailed aboard successful
Cup defenders Rainbow and
Ranger.
"We didn't touch anything,''
she recaUed years later. "We
watched through a glass ror any
movement of the crew on the
other boat.
"The main thing was to notify
your boat if the other was gain-
ing or falling behind. or if you
saw movement which would In -
dicate that the other was about
to tack or change sails."
Although Mrs . Vanderbilt
never took the helm during a
race. she did pilot the Rainbow
on other occasions.
And sbe later crewed for her
husba nd aboard Vim, a 12-meter
yacht that won 16 out or 20 races
ln England du.ring 1939.
V anderbllt died in 1970. He
was a director of the former
New. V ork Central Railroad aDa
11 credited with t.he invention of
contract bridge.
,.....P,,.eAJ
PROSPECTS
sen111tlvity to the new ecumenic at
wanas 1n t.:hristlandom, he has
!>een closely associated 1 both
wlth Pope Paul •ftd hi• pre-
dece111or. the late John xxm.
However, Wlllebraoda' non·
ltallon root.s make h.lm a Ion&
ehot, as It the cast with Cardinal
Davie Hume , 55 , of
Wc1tminster. EQaland, a newly
risen eminence oa the church
acene, and Cardinal Ed&.ttrdo
Plronlo, 57, the Ar1enUnlan tad
pro1re11lvt beadlnf the
V-aUcan'• dep&rt.mtD1 tor re·
U11ou1 orderi.
I
His wife was an honorary
trustee of Vanderbilt University
in Nashville, Tenn .. named after
Corn e lius Vanderbilt. the
founder of the family fortune.
"Breaclter' Dies
SION. Switzerland <AP 1
Didier Beytrison. a 22-year-old
Swiss carpenter who was arrest-
ed three months ago when he
tried to enter President Carter's
office at the White House, was
killed in a motorcycle accident,
police reported today.
Collegl' trustees wi II cons ider
a S6i .S million budget for 1978· 79
at a board meeting Wednesday,
Aug. 16
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N.Y. Stoeks
VOL. 71, NO. 219, 3 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES • ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TEN CENTS
500 Flee San Diego Hyatt Hotel Fire
SAN DIEGO <AP> Four
persons suffettd minor uuwi•
aa ~ 1uesta nod to aar~ early
today 'When f\re broke out on lhe
ntoth noor ot a Mluion ~
bot.el.
All m rooms of lhe ta.story lslandh~ Hyatt House •fl'e oe-
cupied wb n tbe ftre be1an
shortly before 2 a m. In a ntnlh·
Ooor storqe area. fire offkaals
said.
Tbe nre WU contalnod In IA
amall aru and brou1ht under
conlJ"OI after • •hort time, of·
flciala u•d Dam111e w1ta
minimal. ·
"Tbe nnt thtnl we lhou,bt ol
wa1 lbat movte. 'Towerlna In·
rerno •• ·• &aid nowlywed Jenni/er
Grutzlus. 21. of Tucson, Arb . as
she and her hUJband 1t.ood out· side
Capt. Claude BeU of the San
Dleao F\re Department said tbe
lhJurles Included a policeman
and a woman who were taken to
hospitals for smoke inhalation. a
third person who suffeced multi·
ple cuts and a woman who had a
heart attack while being helped
down a fire escape.
Mrs. Gruuiu.s and her 21-year·
old husband . Donald P .
Grutzius. both students at the
University of Arizona. said they
were awaJcened by a siren an
their 14th noor honeymooo suite.
They were married Friday in
Tucson.
"We just both ran to the out·
side balcony ... said Grutzius in a
telephone Interview. "We didn't
see anything and went back to
bed but 15 minutes later there
was a guy pounding on the door.
I was afraid the floor beneath us
might be in flames."
After they were led down nre
escapes from upper noors, the
hot.el guests swap~ stori~ and
joked in the lobby. Many of them
slept there, wrapped In sheets
and nl&htgowns as coffee, rolls
and orange Julee were serwd
from a makeshift buff et.
.. W e wound up in the
restaurant where they eave us a
free meal and I slept under a ta•
ble, ·• aald Grutzlus.
He added be and bis bride
planned to continue their honey.
moon here.
''It was weird, .. be said. "We
had a kit of little lhln1s happen
to us before the weddina. We
bad a little auto accident. we got
robbed. We were afraid to come
b~ because something might
b~ppen."
Brown to Request
Tax Cuts This Year
Bus Fare
·Increase
Adopted
8)' KATHY CL,NCV Of ,,. o.lly ~lee $1aff
A new $45.4 million Orange
County Transit District < OC'rO I
budget that calls for fare in·
creases on aU bus routes was
adopted today by district direc·
tors
The new budget is down from
the SS0.3 million in 1977·78 and is
down from the $58.9 million
budget proposed for 1978-79
before passage of Proposition 13. T* MW budget reflects .the
first fare bikes in OCTDs si~·
year operating history.
EUective Sept. 10 passenaen
on ngular district routes will pay 35 cents each way. up from
the 2S·cenl fares in effed since
1972.
Passengers on Dial·a·Ride and
Park·N·Ride freeway routes will
pay 70 cents, up from 50 cents in
the past.
And handicapped citizens us·
mg the specially.equipped Dial·
a-Lift vans will pay 35 cents. up
from 2S cents in the past. Able·
bodied passeng•rs accompany·
ing the handicapped will pay 70
cents on Dial·a·Lift.
Directors today also voted 4·1
lo charge senior citizens a ts.
cent fare on regular routes ef·
fective Sept. 10. Director
William Farris cast the lone dis·
senting vote.
In the past. senior fares had
been 10 cents, but senior citizens
had ridden free because county
supervisors allocated a portion
of federal revenue sharing
dollars to pay their fares.
Supervisors won't make a de-
cision on the fare subsidies until
late September and directors
said they may revise senior
fares subject to supervisors· ac·
lion.
In balancing the new S45.4
million budget. directors agreed
to eliminate a door·lo·
destination Dial·a·Ride service
planned for Costa Mesa this year.
They also reduced the number
of Park·N·Ride freeway ex·
press commuter bus trips from
67 dally to just 14.
OCTD Chairman Ralph Clark
called the Park·N·Ride cuts
OCTD's biggest post Proposition
13 casualty, but noted the 14 re·
mainlng are the most heavily
used.
The budget approved today
also calls for hiring seven new
OCTO e-mpto.,ees, brlnglng"1he
1978·'19 work force to 855. The
budget prop()Sed before passage
of Proposition 13 called for a
total stall d 1,041.
OCTD officials expect to col·
lect f21.1 million passeneer
(See OCl'D, Paae A%)
'AUIO MJYElrI'ISE'
S41'S SEUER
"I sure am dad we took an ad
In lbe Dally Pilot -we 1ot
several calla. I'm crateful."
That'• the advertlalng succesa
story told by the HunUnaton
BHcb man who Placed this ad:
•
Dally l'lklt Slotlf ,_
Omening Around
Five·year·old Jennifer McCall and her pet Poodle "Mag·
gie" seem to be shaking hands on the latter's chances of
capturing first place as the funniest dog in Saturday's
"Kids Dog Show" at Los Alisos Intermediate School.
The event was sponsored by the school district. the Na·
tionat Recreation and Parks Association and Ken·L·
Ration.
Data Lack Boosts
Cost of Insurance
WAaHINGTON <AP> -
Because consumers generally
are kept in the dark about the
tr~e cost ~ their life insurance,
costs for similar coverage vary
by more than 100 percent, a
Federal Trade Commission of·
ficial said today.
"Consumers may lose billions
of dollars as the result of unin·
formed purchase decisions. The
cenfral ca·use Of tbts ex·
traordinary com1umer loss is
their lack or adequate and mean·
ingful information," Albert H.
Kramer, director of the FTC's
Bure"u ol COnsumer Protection,
told a Hoose panel.
For example, Kramer said, a
2S·year.old man could save
about $2,600 over 20 yean by
buying a 10\lf·cost rather than a
h i1b·cost $25,000 whole life policy.
Wbole·Ufe comblnea death
benefits wtth savines features.
Term life insurance, wblcb ls
leas profitable and less •I· gres1lvety told ~ the industry,
contains little or no aavlnaa value and ll lElll expenalve to conaum ...
Kramer 1aid lnaurance firmt
•u•Ur • aot renal the rate of
reUl.nl CID &lae aav1-Portlon ol wbole ...-Jpolltl•, rates that ~ an cilr,J pereem to 3 per-
cent. Ttiat ii far a ... thu I.be
I
rate or return on money deposit·
ed in a bank or a savings and
loan association.
"The potential for loss can be
staggering. A person who in·
vests Sl,000 each year at 3 per·
cent will have, at the end of 30
years. approximately $48,000.
One who Invests the same
amount at 6 percent will have
$84,000 at the end of 30 years."
·Kramer testified to the House
Commerce Investigations sub-
committee.
"The industry competes in
many areas -for agents and In
designing unique policies that
are often little more than sales
tool.a. But the industry rarely
competes on t.be basis or price
becauae it doesn't have to,••
Kramer continued.
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BOILHJ700D,S
S'l'ARS GU7TER
'Specific'
Pro osal .
Planned
SACRAMENTO CAP> -Gov
Edmund Brown Jr. said today
he will ask the Legislature for
an election year tax cut.
The Democratic governor said
he will propose cuts an either the
state income or sales tax or both
as part of his still·lo·be-unveiled
tax limitation proposal.
In an Associated Press in
lerview, Brown said he and his
advisers have drafted a "very
specific" tax limitation prop()Sal
which he would present today to
Senate leaders.
-ff~ gav~ no details of h-is t:ex
limitation plan beyond the broad
outline he gave in his June
television speech. except that be
would attempt to tie it to a state
tax cut.
''We have to provide some
form of actual tax reduction."
Brown said. "I'd like to see that
done this year, either the income
tax or the sales tax or a com-
bination of both."
Brown gave no dollar figures
on his lax cut proposal In his
television speech. Brown called
for a spending limit plan based on
growth in personal income
About SS billion of the slate
sur plus. estimated for the com·
ing year at S6 billion to $6.6
billion. is committed to the
rescue bill signed by Brown in
June to help local governments
make up property tax revenues
cuts imposed by passage of
Prooositiort" 13
On the tax·limitation issue.
Brown said there is "considera.
ble resistance " in the
Legislature to letting a can·
didate for statewide office
author the measure. an indica·
tion that Brown has ruled out the
measure by Sen . George
DeuJ<mejian of Long beach. the
Republican nominee for at· torney general
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PAPAL HEADGEAR -Pope Paul VI wears tiara. left. at
his fi rst Easter message; a miner's helmet. top photo.
during visit to construction tunnel. and sound muffler.
while pr~paring to leave Vatican City by helicopter.
Catholics Moving
To Elect Pontiff
., .........
TAKES OVER REIGN
Cardinal Jean VIiiot
VATICAN CITY <AP I
Faithful mighty and humble
mourned beside the body of
Pope Paul VI today and the
Roman Catholic Church readied
the ancient machinery of suc·
cession to elect a pontiff for its
550 million members.
The body. clad in red robes.
white miter and red shoes. was
put on view in a marble·floored
salon al the papal summer
palace in Castel Gandolfo. m the
Alban Hills south of Rome where
the pope died Sunday night after
a reign of 15 years.
It lay on a slanted platform
covered in green velvet. his
bead on three white pillows,
hands crossed and a rosary
entwined around the fingers.
Ila ly's President Sandro
Pertlni was the first to pay
respects, followed by the mayor
of Castel Gandolfo, the pope's
relatives and finally the public.
Hundreds outside sang hymns as
they waited to enter.
Roadmap at Sea?
"Look at his sweet face." said
Sister Maria Luisa Sicaletti of
the Sisters of San Giuseppe from nearby Albono. "He looks so
holy. He almost seems as if he is
an deep and serene sleep."
Farmer's Fiasco
Wins No Homage
LONDON <AP) -Sir Francis
Chichester he's not. But in this
laJJd of famous marlnersl
farmer Bill Smith seems llb1y
to make bis own tmperlshable
mark -or scar.
Lawsuits not plaudits, and
horselaugh" "instead of homage
have been his lot ev•r since ar·
rivtn e ln Yarmouth on
England•s eut coast after a
misadventure.packed week·loni
solo voyage frorn Scotland In his
new trawler Eitcelslor.
Complt'\el.Y distorted and un·
fair, say Smith and bis wife,
June. hotly denylna press re·
ports that be navlaaUct wllh a
band compau and a road map.
But a Coaat Guard spokesman
at Yarmouth 1aid Smitb and bis
53·foot craft.; Sailed from Fraatrburgh,
Scotland, ~th a leaky fuel tank,
without • communlcatJona radio
al\d w\tb only a compass for
na vlcatlon. The f amUy said he
had Admirall,f ehal'U, but a
Co11t Guard apokesman 1t
Yarmouth said he understood
Smith started out with a page
torn from a yacbUng book.
-ran aground"'at 'Br1dlttlgton,
Yorkshire. after missing the
harbor mouth. and had to be
pulled off by a lifeboat and
pumped out by the shore·based
fire bngade.
-Hit the pier three times
h~avtng Bridlington.
-Overshot bis target, Great
Y armoutb, by 90 mtles and ran
aground again near Ram11ate,
Kent. The Coast Guard
spokesman aaid Smith tolci them
that because of heavy fog be had
kept wen out to sea and when be
reckoned he wu near Yarmouth
turned toward land. ''Dead
reckonlna, '' ob&erved the Coast
Guard1man.
-Were towed Into Rasn111te
harbor by tbe Coaat Guard,
wblcb tMte save him • Ml vi
chart.I to complete tu.a voyaae.
-Left JWna&ate barbOr and
turoid ICMlth instead of north
c SAJLOa. P11e /d>
By late afternoon, more than
10,000 had filed past the bier.
The body will be brought to
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Coast
Weat'ber
Mostly fair through
Tuesday but so m e
variabl e c louds with
chance of thundershowers
near the mountains Lows
tonight 67 to 72. Highs
TYesday 96 lo 102.
INSIDE TODA V
Dowble-dJQit inflation'• dev· Uah. Even aavfng doe1n 't
pafl. AP Bu.ineu Anal11e1
John Cunni/f tfUa t.0h11 011
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I
Bird's E,,e l'iee . .
Bern~ typical boys. Bill
Smith a nd Joe Rombold
found it necessary to climb
a stack of chairs to watch a
s ummt•r theater group r.e·
h earsing the musical "Guys
and Dolls .. m Saeramento.
College Center
,. Urges Early
Registration
Tht' Women's Studies Center
a t Saddlt'back Coll ege may be in
d :.ingt.•r of closing beca1.ase or the
la te rcgastrutaon habits of its stu.
dt•nt~
T ht> Centt·r offer s classes
primarily cll.•i.agned to aid
'' ornt·n n· l'ntering the j ob
rnJrkt'l Although classes begin
,\ ug 28. muny of the Center's
..,tudent!> do not r egister unttl
ufl eT their children are. back in
..,<·hnnl 1n Septe mb er . a
"flokt•'>"oman said
Thi~ yeJr , however. the
"omt•n mt.1y find themselves out
of lu<·k
Trustee~ recently raised the
<'Ollt•i.!t'·~ class mrnimum from 12
to IM -.tuclt'nts Under this new
pnlic '. t•luSM'S with less than 18
'' uch·nl!> b\. the st•cond meeting
"ill .1utomul1cally be dropped
from lht• schl·dule
Ct'nter s p okes wom e n .
lht•rt'fort.'. are urging any stu·
dents 1ntl'resled in the center's
courst:>~ to rt:>gister early.
Classes orrered this fall in·
dudt' Ut•c1s1ons and Outcomes.
Worn en in Education. a nd
Womt:>n und Careers.
E'ro..PageAJ
OCTD •..
fares an 1978·79. up from S19.4
malhon last year . and fare rev·
enue is expected lo Jump Crom
SJ 4 million an 1977·78 to S4.5
million this year
The budget also reflects a cut
m property tax revenue because
or P roposition 13 from S3.5
m1lhon lal>l year to Sl.5 million
this Yt•a r
Other revenue an the S45.5
million budi;tet will come chiefly
from stale and foderal subsidies.
Director Philip Anthony noted
tht• bud~et marks a "small
step" toward having passengers
pay more of their own way.
Last year, he said, the district
spe nt about Sl.50 per rider and
the figure this year will be about
Sl 39 Riders s till are highly sub-
s idized, he said, but the budget
reflects improvement.
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American lndlan toen·11tr'11
memory ol ...... that led to the
1eckttaor ertme that 14'tt her un·
(OQH)OW wtth a broken 1kClU July n Ip an Irvine atttet.
.. We're at a dead end." lrvtne
Polt~e Lieutenant Jerry Boyd
said today.
Tbe llrl, 14. who lold pol1ct &be heel bee'l 1lruck ln lbe bQd
but could not retall dettlla, wu
bypaotlled ~.
I She bas been confined to fi
local holpital, where ahe hu
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POPE .•.
the Vatican on Wednesday and
will lie in state in St. Peter's
Basllica Wlt.il tbe solemn funeral
ll us and burial Saturday. lt
will be enclosed ln a triple coffin
and placed in the crypt below
the basilica.
A nine-day mourning period
will begin Saturday and end with
the opening of the conclave of
cardinals, probably Au1. 20, lo
elect a successor to Paul .
Each day of the mourning
period a cardinal or ranking
prelate will say a special Masafor
the late pope in St. Peter's
Basilica. On the last day, the
cardinals will join in a special rite
of prayers to the Holy Spirit and
then withdraw forthe conclave.
th~ Jl.5 cardinals under tbe
age of 80 will then begin voting
ln the secret gathering in the
Sistine -Chapel, beneath its
resplendent fre$cos by
Michelangelo. Fifteen of the
church's 130 cardinals cannot
vote because they are 80 or
older.
Vatican sources said Pope
Paul died peacefully in his
bedroom at Castel GandoUo at
9:40 p.m. Sunday !12:40 p.m ..
PDT) after suffering a heart at·
tack nearly 3"4.i hours before. He
was 80.
The pope had been put to bed
Saturday after a recurrence of
arthrosis. the painful disease of
the joints that afflicted him in
his later years. He suffered a
heart attack Sunday as ha s
personal-secretary was celebrnt·
ing Mass at his bedside and died
four hours and 10 minutes later.
The pope was reported lucid
almost to the end. After the
heart attack he was placed In an
oxygen tent, but Vatican sources
said up lo an hour before his
death he prayed with his as·
sociates. Then he became dizzy
and motioned to the others to
continue the prayers.
Often of late the pope had
spoken of his own death. Tues·
djlY. on a visit to the tomb of a
cardinal who once was bis
superior, he saftl: "We hope to
meet him after death, which for
us could not be far away."
The yellow flag of the Vatican
State was lowered to half.staff
al the Vatican and at Castel
Gandolfo, and chains were put
across the dooTS of the papal
palace to signify the death of the
pontiff.
Crowds knelt in silence before
the copper-colored summer
palace in Castel Gandolfo
Palace. More than 1,000
mourners stood in St. Peter's
Square and looked up lo the dark
papal apartment.
But most llalians were at the
seashore or in the mountains for
the traditional August vacation
and the late hour held back any
outpouring of national grief
similar lo that for Paul's pre.
decessor. John XXIJI.
Woman Hurt
When Thrown
FromMo-ped
A 23-year.old La1un• Nipel
woman is in stable condition in
Mission Community ffospltal's
intensive care unit today follow·
ing an early momin1 mo-peel ac·
cident Sunday in South Lq-uns
on Coast Highway.
A Highway Patrol spokeaman
said Victoria Piltengu, of 228S2
Mariano l>r., was thrown ftom
her mo-peel after she 1werved lo
avoid a curb at the end ot 1 bike
lane near Country Club Road.
Mlss Plttenaer's mo-ped
struck a pard ran, spoketmen
Hid.
Near·traeecty occurred when
NIH Pltten1er's father, who
wa1 !ollowlna his dauabter down
the hllhw~. eot out '1f hll car
and noticed 1t rollins torward toward the vtctJm.
H11bway Patrol otrlcen 11ld
the tither. John Pittncer ot th
ume LiaUna Ntcuel addreu,
yelled to.bl.a wt!t \0 apply the
pedal brat~ lbe emer1enc1 brake fal&ed.
Tb Vetilete came to a stop
flve feet from the •JctJm.
condition She was expected to oo rel~ded today or Tuesday.
Boyd tuid that, under hyp-
nCM1i1, the child waa little clearer
abou& what huppened to her than
ahe tuuJ been while fully con·
1clou11 .
The technique has been suc-
C4'81fully used to help victims ol
crime recollect events.
But. said Boyd. she was una-
ble ~ub6tanllally to reconstruct
uny criminal activity Involving
either nasault or robbery.
Because o r the lack of
evidence. he said. the case is
closed.
The girl 1s to be ,returned
either to the home of her
grandparents -the Crow.Creek
Indian Reservation in North
Dakota or to a foster parent's
home locally
Two and a half months before
a motorist found her bleeding
and nearly unconscioUs form on
Jeffrey Road in Irvine, she was
reported as a missing person -
a runaway -by a foster parent
an Hemet.
Friend. Send
Bride, Groom
Of/in Style
INOlANAPOLJS fAP> -Mo·
m ents after they were declared
man and wife, Gregory Giant.
~. bad his bride in bed--and
was wheeling her away.
The bed -mounted on casters
and adorned with a sign reading.
"Honeymoon Express" -was
parked in front of a local church
after their wedding. ready lo
trans port Giant's wife. the
form er Kimberly Zody, 20. to the
couple's car.
It was all part of a tradition
s turled by a dozen young men
who have been friends since
junior high school in
Monroeville. As the group en-
tered college and began marry-
ing. the friends decided they
would start a custom of sending
the bride off in "style ...
The men prepared a little red
wheelbarrow for the first vac
um·~ bride. and another groom
had to pull his new wife in a
pony cart.
The bed used for Gregory and
Kim ·s nuptial was one several of
the friends had built for a race
s ponsored by a Fort Wayne
radio station.
Arby Bal/,oon
Forced Down
Near Laguna
An advertising hot air balloon
was forced lo land near Laguna
Canyon Road in Orange County
territory Sunday after losing
fuel. firemen said today.
The Arby balloon. which has
been seen on the coast the past
few days, was forced down in
the Orange County section or the
seven· mile road. ·•
Laguna Beach firemen and
county Sheriffs deputies arrived
to oversee the dismantling or the
large balloon, which was packed
up a.-d driven away by crew
members shortly after noon.
No one was hurt in the inci·
dent.
Injured Boy
'Satisfactory'
An eight·year·old El Toro boy
was reported In satisfactory con-
dition today at Mission Com-
munity Hospital after being
struck by a car Friday in El
Toro.
A Highway Patrol officer at
the scene aakt Douglas Fis her.
of 228S5 Loumont Drive, ran in
front of a vehicle driven by a
17·year-old girl, al.so of El Toro.
The accident occurred about 11 :~0 a .m . on Muirlands
Boulevard. just south or Ridge
Route Drive. The driver wasn't
cited.
,,... .... Al
·filPOFF •••
meaolnaful cost dlaclosure,
price competltlon in the life in·
aurance lodustry ls impossible,"
he saJd.
The results of the Bureau of
Consumer Protection tnveat!aa·
tlon are expected to be present·
ed offictally lo the five·member
FTC ln e report around the end
ol the year, but KrameT outlined
the rt1ult.a ot the two·year study
for the subcommittee.
Rather than pre11in1 for
f cderal rqulallon. lbe FTC staff
baa ~ uatnc Ill t!ftd.inp to
help llale lnaurance com·
mlulont formulate coat•
dlaclo.un ~tulatlona. he &ald.
LONDON IAP> -Princess Margaret. stormr
younger Sister of Quee n Elitabeth 11. has gone on
vacation in Italy with an Italian merchant banker s~ven years h e r junior. the Sun newspaper reports.
The Italian holiday strengthens speculut1on that
the friendship betwt>en the princess and socialite
Roddy Llewellyn. 30. has cooled.
The tabloid reported today that Margaret is ac-
companied by Mario d'Urso. 40. a bachelor. and they
are staying in an elegant villa owned by his parents
at Conca denzMarina near Amalfi. an ltali~n resort
south or Naples.
An official at Margaret's Kensington Palace
household confirmed she left Thursday ror a two-
week holiday. but declined to say with whom.
~htrgaret will be 48 on Aug. 21. She gained a
divorce from Lord Snowdon May 24. after 18 years of
marriage and two children.
Seal Beach Police
Praise Protesters
Seal Beach police today
praised excellent organization
and demeanor by demonstrators
who picketed against nuclear
arms and nuclear power Satur-
day in a peaceful rally.
They are not exuctly offertng
them the key to the city due lo
the manpower tieup such a func·
tion presents but police con·
ceded they are welcome back
again next year
R e pr ese nt at i ve~ of the
Southern California Amance For
Survival pledged at the event
which drew about 1.500 to return
again in 1979. same Ume. same
place.
"We did not have one single
tncldent the whole day." Seal
Beach Police Capt. Sam
D'Amico said today.
Demonstrators marched or
stood outside the entrance to t.he
Seal Beach Naval Weapons Sta·
Mo-ped-auto
Crash Victim,
17, Succumbs
A San Clemente girl who was
injured July 18 when the mo-ped
she was riding was struclc by a
car died Sunday evening in San
Clemente General Hospital
According to a coroner's re-
port. Kimberly' Adams. 17. or 258
Mad rid Road. San Cle mente.
was fatally mjured almost three
weeks before her death at the
s hopping center at Barcelona
Street and El Camino Real.
The report indicated the girl
was ridjng her mo·ped from the
center's parking lot shortly after
5 p. m. when it collided with an
auto.
It was reported that the J(irl
had died shortly after 6 p.m.
Sunday.
tion where they believe alom
bombs are st.ockpiled. then ad-
journed to nearby McGaugh
School.
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SAILOR •••
toward Yarmouth. which is near
their home. The Coast Guard
s pokesman said : .. Everyone
yelled at him to tell him h~ was
going the wrong way. He fmally
turned and headed north ...
-Reached Yarmouth. re
alized too late that a strike·
'cloud harbor dr.awbrJdge .was
not going lo open ror him. and
car~ened. tide-driven. against at
least five boats. Including a
proud yacht groomin1 for a Tall
Ships race and a venerable her·
ring boat promised lO the Na·
tional Maritime Museum.
"l admit a slight error an
navigation.:· the Guardian
newspaper quoted Smith as say.
mg. .
.. People are trying to make
out that I am an Idiot. But at
least I got here in one piece.
"It's no crime to scrape a boat
when you are coming alongside.
It's happening all the time. I'm
being crucified ... the Daily Mall
quoted Smith as saying.
He had planned to sail up the
River Yare to Norwich. but
police impounded the Euelsior
pending settlement of damage
claims.
The Daily Mail, in a tongue·in
cheek editorial. recommended
that "Captain Calamity" be
called in to take over the
economy "because the Chan-
cellor doesn't usually know if
he's coming or going ... to as·
sume the Royal Navy's shi p-
sinking role and to get rid or the
surplus of foreign tourists that is
annoying many Britons thi!>
summer.
As for the Smiths. the son said
they still plan to refit the Ex·
celsior and sail her to Australia.
Nicotine
Dang en
Reported
CHICAGO <AP> -A st1.ady
s pons ored by the Americ.rn
Med a cal Association s1tys
nicotine may cause peptic ulcers
and conflrms that ciureltt-
amoking helps cause lung aod
heart di8eases.
The J4·year study cost SIS
million and was financed by six
major tobacco companies.
Jn a 369·page hardbound book.
the study concluded: "The bulk
of research sponsored by this
project s upports the contention
that cigarette smoking plays an
important role in the develop..
ment or chronic obstructive
pulmonary diseases and con·
statutes a grave danger to in·
d1vlduals with pre.existing dis·
ease of the coronary arteries.
·· .. ~lud1el) include nt:w
mechanisms by which nacotme
may influence production of pep-
tic ulct:rs ...
AMA spokesman Frank Chap
pe ll said that the study doesn "t
contain much that is ne w.,but
confirms what other studies have found.
The am pact df the study.
however . seemed to be that re·
search funded by the tobacco In-
d us try s upported earlier rE ..
se a r ch that s moking 1 ~
hazardous.
David Fishel. spokesman for
R J Reynolds Tobacco Co . said
today. "Wl' won't h<1 ve any com·
ment until we have had a chance
to read the report lo set.-
what's m tht-book ··
At one hospital. doctors four.d
a "highly s1gn1ficant accelerc1-
t1on " of cholesterol deposits m
blood tcsWd JO minutes after
heav} l>mokma.
Dollar Riaes
Against Yen
LONDON <AP' Th11
dollar rose morE' thJn
three yen in Japan todt.1y
but lost ground in Europe
where it staged a sm<.111
rally al the end of last
wcc.>0k. Tradan~ was s low
The dollar touched J low
point against the Swiss
fra nc and hit a 22-month
l -0 w .. 8 a-1 n _., o.n.e--0-r
Europe's weaker cur..ren·
cies. the Italian ltrif
D e<i l e r s blJmed
"depressed sentiment ··
about U S. c urrency
ra ther than any specific
development.
In Tokyo. where bus1·
ness interests :.ipparently
found themselves short of
dollars. the dollar closed
at 190 yen. morf' than
three yen above Friday's
closing rate or 186.673 and
nearly six yen above the
record low Wednesday of
184..30
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That's Some Corner
Toro Control Handles 3 ,000 Square Air Miks .
By WILLIAM HODGE Of .. .,..., ~ S&.liH
Think ol a traffic cop placed in
the middle of an incredibly busy
intersection without atop lights.
He's trying to direct overheated
drivers hell-bent on hurrying
home as fast as possible. The
~ hM to eonsider-left and right
turns and on-coming traffic
from four different d.Jrections.
Air traffic control is like that.
But, ln the case or El Toro's
Coast Approach Control, the in-
lersection covers 3.000 square
miles and traffic comes from 360
different directions traveling at
speeds up to several hundred
miles per hour.
"We basically keep airplanes
separated." Training Chief Bill
Reidy says of the radar facility
located at El Toro Marine Corps
Air Station.
"The r e are limes on the
weekend you can put a lC>-cent
piece over 20 airplanes <on the
radar screen) flying VFR Cvis-
ual flight rules>." Reidy con-
tend&..
And while those 20 airplanes
under VFR rules are expected to
maintain their own separation.
radar air controllers must isaue
traffic advisolies to all aircraft
under the controller's jurisdic-
tion
"It's not unusual for a guy
here to be working three or four
a ir carri er s (commercial
flights) at one lime," IS-year
controller Marty Carr explains.
"They all usually carry over
100 people." he continues. "If
the controller makes a ml&take
it coul~ very ~asui tu_~ into a catastrophe. --
CoAst TRACON <Terminal
Radar Approach Control>. as it
is referred to by tbe Federal
Aviation Admanis tration.
ha ndles radar departures and
approaches for five co8'5t area
airports, induding two of the
busiest airfields in the United
States.
Civilian controllers also han-
dle El Toro's military flights
within Coast Tracon's air spate.
M ilit.ary controllers, who also
work at the facility, have control
over roughly the final 14 miles or
a military aircraft's approach to
the Marine base.
"Our airspace covers El Toro
Marine Base, Long Beach
Airport. Orange County Airport,
Fullerton AJtopett and Ton'-&nee
Airport," Training Chief Reidy
says. "Torrance is unique
because H 's right on the
borderl.iJ\e between Los Angeles
a nd Coast Approach."
Depending on weather condi-
tions. which can govern a p-
proach and departure direc-
tions. Coast will handle ap·
proaches and Los Angeles will
m onitor departures or vice
versa.
And wea ther conditions
themselves can ma ke control·
ling air traffic Infinitely more
CO!Jlplicated. hazardous and
stressrul.
"It's more of a relaxed at-
mosphere right now," says con·
troll er Carr, seated in the
facility's breakroom on a
normal weekday afternoon.
"But when the weather gets
bad the attitudes of the pilots
and controllers both naturally
change." he continues. "Every
morning here starting at about
6:30 until it Cthe fog> burns off.
it's really busy4hen, there're
the days it doesn't bum off."
Coast radar controllers spend
about six hours of an eight-hour
day seated at a radar scope issu-
ing instructions to aircraft under
their control.
Sa nta Ana Death
They are expected to have in-
stant recall or an lnllnlte amount
of in-formation-ineludin-g
ai rways. intersections of
airways, minimum en route and
rada r vectoring altitudes, geog-
raphy of a rea's la nd. loca-
tion of n avi gationa l aids .
airspace boundaries <between
t h e m selvu and othe r ATC
r acllilies > a nd detailed
knowledge of standard instru·
ment approach and departure
procedures for all airports in
their area.
Jury to Deci~
Slayer's Sanity
It is an area bordered roughly
by Pa los Verdes. Santa Catalina
Island, Oceanside and Ontario
that extends from the land sur·
face to 13,000 feet.
"We're working in real time
here." explains Training Chief
Reidy. "They <the controllers>
don't have time when a decision
has lo be made to have a con·
rerence.
An Orange County Superior
Court jury that has found a
Jordanian immigrant guilty of
second degree murder is now be·
ing asked today to determine the
state of his sanitv when he
stabbed a Santa An·a prostitute
to death.
The jury in Judge Richard
Beacom 's courtroom is being
asked to rule that Sarni Mousa
Nesheiwat. 22. of Sant a Ana
was insane last J an. 27 when h~
inflicted 67 knife wounds on
Police Raid
Cock Fight ,
Arrest 3 9
Thirty-nine Buena Park area
residents were arrested on mis·
demeanor charges Sunday when
police interrupted a cock fight,
officers said today.
omcers also took possession
or 2S fighting birds at the home
of Ruben Chaire1;, 6632 Berey
St., police reported.
Those artested were cbargid
with fighting animals or birds
for amusement or gain, misde·
meanor charges. police said.
About 40 other spectators fled
as poUce approached, officers
said, and were not apprehended.
WMishap
Fatal to Tot
A R·)'ear-old Santa Aoa gld
who was hit by a car Saturday
dled Sunday morning In UCI
Medical Center. according to a
coroner's report
It aald Susana Garc:\a, who
lived at 141621..\ S. Main St., San-
ta Ana. was struck by the car
wh~n lhe darted Into the at.rett
near t.be front of bor hoDl•
Saturda,,.iftemoon. ·
The (!rivet' wu not cited or MW,---· ... -~-.---
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Marla Lettner. 52, In the
bedroom of her home.
It was testified in the guilt
phase of the trial that Nesheiwat was a frequent visitor at the Lett·
ner home and that the victim
had turned to prostitution in 1.1
bid to raise the money she
n eeded for costly cancer
therapy.
The prosecution claims that
Mrs. Letlner slashed Nesheiwal
with a butcher knife when he at·
tempted to rob her and that he
then went berserk and used the
weapon on her.
Her body was found six days
later on her blood-soaked bed.
Police saJd the house bad been
ransacked.
The defe nse claims that
Nesheiwat has no recollection of
any such attack although he re-
calls that "voices" told him to
kill Mrs. Lettner .
A psychiatrist who lestlfied
for the defense told the jury that
Nesheiwat told him: "The
voices told. me to kill the woman
because she took my money and
lauiihed at me."
Prosecutor Dave Carter
areues that Nesheiwat Is faking
mental Illness and that the de-
fendant has a clear rec~llection
of the way in whtch he nabbed
Mrs. Lettner.
Youth Named
Tm.m's Fool
CREWE, Entland CAP> -
Beginning \od8JI. Michael ffirst
ls belna paid $66.50 a week for
playing th• fool -for two
WHU.
"That accounts for s ome of
the press ure in their job "
Carr. a veter an of four years
as a controller m the military
and two years as a civiliam con-
troller in Vietnam. agrees.
"They <the public) seem to
think of an air traffic controller
as an arrogant individual but I
don't think that 's true." he
says. "We have to have con-
fidence In that job.
"If I were buckling up in a
seat as a passenger out of Los
Angeles I would want the con-
troller to h ave had a good
night's sleep and be able to take
a break and have a cup or coffee
when he's feeling rallied ,·• be
says.
"After a long eight-hour day
I 'ti bet the best controller here
would admit to being mentally
worn out.'' he said . "It's a tough
job sometimes ...
Buena Park
Man Dies of .. -
Stab Wounds
A 27 -year-old Buena Park man
died or a stab wound after an
altercation outside a bar Sunday
evening, police said today.
Kevin Bruce O'Brien, of 8'°9
San Carlos Way. was found dead
In the parking lot of Mr. Boo1le's
Bar, 6181 Uncoln Ave., at 10:3(
p.m .• police 11atd.
About five houn later orrtcers
arrested John Ernest Avdoma.
31, or LI Mirada, OC\ a charee of
au1plclon of murdtr. Police •aid.
O'Brl n dltd or a stab wound
In the mid·secUon, police said.
The City Council appointed Ule
17-year-old hlth achool student
tts olfldal fool to publlclso lhe
toYffl'I camlval Au&. 19. Duties
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Get T itle
Cahfomlans Dave Ullman and
Tom Llnskey from Balboa Yacht
Club captured the 470 world
championship title at
Marstrand. Sweden. without
winning a single race.
It was a n unprecedented
second straight win of the world
championsbJp for Ullman In the
hot Olympic class.
Ullman and Llnskey shadowed
their closest rivals throughout
the rinal r ace and finished
eighth. But It really didn't mat·
ter as Canadians Jerry Roufs
and Charlie Robitaille. the only
crew with a chance to challen~
the Americans. couldn't do bet·
ter than sixth in the windup
race.
Ullman. who won his first
world crown in the class in
Japan last year. finished with an
Impressive rec,,rd of 3-3-4-4-3 for
33. l points under the Olympic
penalty scoring system . It was u
best five of six series In which
skippers could throw out their
worst race.
Roufs and Robitaille needed to
finish at least third to bag the
gold medal They finished with
38. 7 points. John Pudenz and
Ulrich Kittman o f W e s t
Germany weTe third with 62.7
points. New Zealanders Murray
Jones and Andrew Knowles had
to settle for eighth place despite
winning two of the six races.
A total of S8 boats from 32 na·
tions competed in the cham-
pions hip.
Ullman flew to Sweden im·
mediately after winning has
third straight Lido· 14 national
champiQnshU> at Huntin__g_\on
Lake in the High Sierras with
Jim Linskey ~screw.
Ullman will remain in Europe
where he will sail a 470 in
Russia's pre-Olympic regatta al
Tallinn. Estonia. starting Aug.
10 with Mary GrlHilh or Los
Angeles as crew
Pilot's Wee d
Elect ed VP
Of AP Group
CARMEL <AP> -Frank J .
· o-~NetlJ, vice p-restdent a-nd
general manager of Peninsula
Newspapers. Inc .• Palo Alto.
was elected president Saturday
of the Associated Press Associa-
tion of California. Aritona.
Hawaii and Nevada.
Robert N. Weed. publisher of
the Orange Coast Da ily Pilot in
Costa Mesa was elected vice
president. and Robert Uecker.
publisher of the Stockton
Record. was elected secretary-
treosurer.
O'Neill and other officers were
chosen at the organization's lOlh
annual m eeting in nearby
Carmel VaJley.
Directors elected a re E .J .
Grofer, publisher or The Desert
Sun In Palm Springs; James W
Gill. Jr .• publisher of The Hemet
News: Warr en L . Lerude.
publisher of Reno Newspapers
Inc.: Reg Murphy. editor and
publisher of the San Francisco
Examiner; Philip T Gialanella.
publisher of the Honolulu Star·
Bulletin. and James Geehan.
editor and publisher or The
Tucson Citizen.
APACAHN's 1978 m eeting will
be m Las Vegas. Sept. 14-15.
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KEEPS APPOINTMENT wrnt FORM£R PRESIDENT
Gordon Wayman, left, Kent Alaobrook• of Benton, Ill.
2 Nixon Admirers
Meet Their Hero
By The Associated Press
Five years of hero worship.
letter-writing and string-pulhng
paid off ror a self-described
"nobody teen-ager" from Il-
linois when he and a friend
called on former President
Richard Nixon at San Clemente.
"'It 's been a dream for a long
time.·· said an awe-struck
Gordon Wayman. 18. who with
1 i -year-old Kent Alsobrooks
d rove Z.000 miles from their
hometown of Benton. Ill . to
keep a hard.to-come-by appoint·
ment with Nixon at his S<11\
Clemente compound Tuesday.
The two recent high -school
graduates said they prettnted
Nixon with a pamting from the
Illinois Teen-age Republicans
and chatted informally with him
for about half an hour in his
study overlooking the Pacific
Ocean. An aide then took them
on a golf-cart tour of the Casa
Pacifica ~ounds.
The California pilgrima§l':
which mcluded a side trap to
Nixon's birthplace in Yorba Lin-
da. proved to Wayman that
persistence pays.
The t4'1kallve. frizzy-haired
youth. who was named last
year's outstanding lllinoas
RepubUcan Teen-ager and who
says he plans to run ror
Con g r ess as soo n as he
graduates from eoUege. hDS
been a Nixon admirer since he
was 13 and Nixon was embroiled
an the Watergate scandal.
··1 felt sorry for him."
Wayman said. "I rett he was
just protecting his friends. like
anybody else would in the same
position."
So he started sending Nixon
ra n mail. "If I wrote one. I
, wrote him too letters.·· he said.
"In hlgb school. the kids all
railed me Nixon -it was ltke a
nickna me."
This summer . with the savings
from three newspaper rout es
and a fast food restaurant job.
Wayman decided to pursue m
etu·nest his dre.am of meeting
Nixon. He wrote letter~ to both
Nixon ard his top aide. Col. J ack
Brennan. and enllst.ed the help
of Illinois Gov Jim Thompson.
Sen. Charles Percy and three or
four congressmen.
None thought he would suc·
ce ed . Wayman s aid. '"Evt>n
Senator Percy thought I was
crazy ··
But they all wrote letters. and
on July 21. Brennan <'alled
Wayman at home to tell him the
meeting was on ror Aug. J.
··1t was much more than WP
expected.·· Wayma n said. ··1
mean. here we were. down here.
and there he was. up there. but
he made us reel like Wt' were on
the sam e levf'I. It was the
proudest moment of my life."
Vanderbilt Widow,
Yacht Buff, Dies
NEWPORT. R .f. CAP I -
Gertrude Lewis Conaway Van·
derb1lt. r:. widow of yachtsman
Harold Vanderbilt. died Sunday
at her Newport s ummer homl',
Rock Cliff.
Mrs. Vanderbilt. who marrted
the scion of the American ship-
ping family in 1933. shared her
husband's interest in defending
the America's Cup.
By a ruling of the cup commit-
tee. Mrs. Vanderbilt and 'the
wife of T.0 M. Sopw\lh. s kipper
of the EngUsh challenger. were
the only women on board the J
Bo<.a t s com peting ror th e
America's Cup in the 1930s.
She sailed aboard successrul
Cup defenders Rarn bow and
Ranger
"'We didn't touch anything."
she recalled years later. "'We
watched through a glass for any
movement or the crew on the
other boat.
·'The mam than~ was to notify
your boat 1f the otht'r was gain-
ing or falling beh1nd. or 1( you
s aw movement which would tn·
darate that the other was about
to tack or change sails."
A I though Mrs. Vanderbilt
neve r took the helm dunng ;i
race. she dad pilot the Rainbow
on other occasions.
And she later crewed for her
husband aboard Vim. a 12-meter
yacht that won 16 out or 20 rares
in Englund during 1939
Vander bilt dted in 1970 He
was a director of the former
New York Central Railroad and
is credited w1th the invention ol
contract bnd~e
His w1f<> was an honorary
trU!1tee of Vanderbilt University
in Nashv11le. Tenn . named aft er
Co rn eltus Vandt>rbilt. the
founder of the ramily fortune.
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One-Upped ~ Twice
8L\JS llOND D "· Clay• ll Just doean1 matter bow you rHl abou\ 1real accompUahmenta.
Somebody comea a.'°"I and does you OM beUer. You've
been One-UPP«l Coasktef J-..t lhls put weekend when I manqed to 1•t
the r.~··. vtotqe 115' Ford nmnlna •1•ln. tt had
l1n1ul ln a broken C'O.ndU.ion for too many monlhl to Nmember. AAfl' '"·eaUna over IU andenl enttne ror
numerow nlah and day1, J finally tot. tbe daqht•r of ou.r
house to me or.-al the Ol)ffatlve ee,.eod a•v• me a pu.ah
around the block
The old beut tarted It belched amok•. eouahed.
sputtered and then ran. I abut It dowh before the
nei1bbomood c Ued • amo1 alert.
SMUGLY, HOWEVER. I returned lo the house to ba11k
in the glory of this mtth1amcal equ1valent of suttessful
br1un sur1ery "Just think it years old and runnwg again." I an·
nounced proudly to my wlfe
Just a bit later, I was downtown at a red signal when a
gentleman {>Ulled up alongside in a vintage Ford which
was obv1ou.sl,y undergoing the restoration process.
l leaned out my window and remarked. "Hey. tbitt
-Nobody WrU One-Up My Nert R~storatiorr Vehicle
car of yours sure looks nice. I have one 24 years ofd
myself."
"This one's 42 years old." be noted.
"Mine's a one-owner with just 38,000 miles on 1t." I
~hot back defensively. "Belongs to my mother ...
··This one's just got 31.000 on It," the old car driver
answered. "One owner. loo. Belonged to my granddaddy
who lived on a farm."
SOME DAYS YOU CAN'T win the One-Up Game. I'm
glad the light finally changed to green so I coutd sulk orf
around the corner.
Well, I thought. this guy might be an exception. But it
isn't everybody who can gel long.dead machinery run·
ning again
That night al dinner, my wile happen to glanc:e out
Jcross the Newport Harbor waters and inquired. "Say,
what boat is that?"
Coming .toward us out of the twffigbl. steaming under
its own power. was the 1900s vintage fireboat, the
Arehibald J . Ely. "Good heavens, it's the Ely." I
answered in disbelief.
THE OLD FIREBOAT has been a round Newport
Harbor for years and never went anywhere. Mainly it just
!>:.Ink r epeatedly at its dock. Now somebody actually had it
steaming along under Its own power.
Gelling a 1954 Ford to run again pales when compared
lo the Archibald J. Ely floating and actually moving under
its own power.
I felt like running out to the garage a nd crawling~un
d~r the old Ford lo sulk. One· Upped again.
T edrCarter Battle?
Only About Health
NEW YORK <AP> Sen. Edward Kennedy says it is only on
the issue of national health insurance -and not in presidential
politics -that he would battle President Carter.
"l think he will get renominated and get re-elected. I have
ever~ intention of supporting him." Kennedy said Sunday on
ABC"s "Issues and Answers" program.
The Massachusetts Democrat opposes Carter's plan for a na·
t1onal health program because of what he called its dependence on
gi!neral economic factors
The plan, he said. contains a "self.destruct" button keyed to
mflat1on and government deficit
Toll B its 25
Floods Still
Plague Texas
By Tbe Auoclated Presa
Flood waters from the Brazos River lapped within a block of the
county courthouse in Graham today as residents and businessmen
moved to hieh ground.
The death loll from a week-long series of floods in Texas climbed
to u wilh the discovery of four more bodies.
The river . which had been ris· -------------
Ina at the rate of about an inch try. whale the rest were re·
an hour, slowed to a half·ineh covered near Albany. per hour rlse early today
AUTHORITIES IN Graham. a
town of 7,500 south of Wichita
Falls. said about 150 residences
and 20 businesses were damaged
1n the rlooding
The nver overflowed its banks
Sunday in the wake of heavy
rains and thunderstorms that
devastated the area around
Albany an West Texas.
The town was without utilities.
but no one was reported miss·
ing. and many residents had
time to remove their possessions
from the path of the flood
waters.
IN SOuntEllN Texas and the
central Texas Hill Country.
heavy thunderstorms dumped
more than two inches o( cain an
hour on already.soaked ground
Sunday, renewing flood tbreats
for the devastated area.
As rains fell Sunday. a Depart·
menl or Public Safety
spokesman announced that two
emergency assistance centers
would open at the Albany youth
center and the Corral Building
in Haskell.
In the Big Bend area of west
Texas. water lapped the Intema·
tiona l Bridge at Presidio
between Texas and Mexico on
Sunday. forcing authorities to
close it to traffic.
In tlae Fa•ilg
Ardith Evitt. left. hugs her grandson. Clyde Taylor.
after both completed parachute jumps Sunday at
Mooresville. Ind. Mrs. Evitt. a 74·year·old great·
grandmother. bec ame the oldest person to make such a
jump. leaping from 3.000 feet. "WE JUST DON'T know how
long it's going to take for this
stuff to go away, but aJl our city
operation is under water," said
Police Chier William Paul.
No more rain fell on the flood·
ravaged state this morning, but
searchers worked in Central
Texas and around Albany.
Searchers in Bandera County
found the bodies of four more
people Sunday. Twenty of the 25
v1cthn#i were found in Hill Coun-
Patient Loses Rape Case
Natur al High:
Potte d Pot
Hits 13 Fee t
BOONVILLE. N.Y. <AP l
Deputies from the Oneida Coun·
ty Sheriff's office set new stan-
dards for judging the size of
plants entered in competition at
the county fair this year.
The deputies displayed a 13-
foot tall marijuatta plant at their
booth. Deputies said they foun,d the
plant growing behind an uniden·
tified business m Ui.e town of
March , near Utica.
Believing it to be the largest
pol plant ever found in the coun·
ty. they decided to display it
The deputies couldn't fit it in a
patrol car. however. so they
ca li ed out the county paddy-
wagon to haul the specimen.
The plant. when processed.
would yield several ounces or
smokable grass, deputies said.
Canne d Smog
Selling Big
PITTSBURGH <AP>-Pitts-
burgh air, which once blotted
out the noonday sun and turned
white s hirts gray. is being
canned and sold by the six·pack
as a collector's item.
The empty cans are selling
like beer at a baseball game
~ven though at $5.60 a pack they
cost more than the average
brew.
"People are buying six packs
a nd mailing them to friends
around the country, .. said
Robert Stevenson. a local ad-
ve rti s ing executive who
dreamed up the promotion
"We're into our second order "
'Not Ethical Behavior,' P sychiatrist Says
PENSACOLA. P'l a. <AP>
He wa s a prom1nent
~chiaLrist. She w~ a ~.
descrtbed prostitute with five
ex·husbands.
ln the end. the jury rejected
her story that the doctor gassed
her. then raped her m his treat·
menl room
DR. W. MERRILL Wilho1l. 57,
former president of the Florida
Association for Mental Health
and of the Escambia County
Medical Society, has been found
innocent of a charge or sexual
battery against a patient.
The verdict came late Satur-
day. after the soft.spoken doctor
testified four hours. admitting to
having affairs of "mutual con-
sent" with three patients .
Wilhoit still facqajudge's de·
cision on perjury charges after
pleading no contest to charges
be lied 14 times to a grand jury
when h e denied h aving 10·
tercourse \\1th his patients.
"IT IS CERTAINLY not
ethical behavior and I 'm
ashamed Qt::my-behavior,"" he
testified as his wife and fottr
daughters sat in tbe courtroom.
Wilhoit was charged with the
rape of Judy Rotenberry. a 28-
year -old self-described eall girl.
Two other women. Beverly
Coburger and Jean Faulk, made
s imilar charges against the
psychiatrist. But those charges
were resolved when the two
women did not object to Wilhoit
pleading no contest to sexual
battery in a plea bargain agree·
ment that would have left him
with no criminal record.
MRS. ROTENBE RRY object-
ed to the arrangement. and
Judge Clyde Wells ruled the trial
must be held.
Mr~. -Rotenberry--and MTS.
Coburger claimed they were
drugged under the guise of
therapy. then raped in Wilhoit's
office
A SEMINAR
Wilhoit denied the chargesi ac-
cusing Mrs. Rotenberry of in· ltlattng the affair after he gave
her a small dose o( an oxygen-
carbon dioxide mixture. an out.'
dated procedure used to calm
patients in therapy.
HE SAID SHE kissed him and
"began m aking sensual type
movements" after he gave her J
backrub. which he said he often
administered to patients after
administering the gas.
"Did she resist'?" asked de·
fense attorney Bill Wiltshire .
"Absolutely not." Wilhoit
replied.
Fir e Kills Inmate
AUBURN. N.Y. tAP> -A
4l ·year-old inmate at the
Auburn slate pl'ison. servine 1t
20-year·to-life term for murder. ·
was killed Saturday after he
barricaded him.self in his cell
and apparently set a fire.
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Devil Makes Us
Spend Too Much
• I By JOHN CtJNll'F .. ~...._....,,...
One of the diabolical consequences of inflation Is that
lt encouraaes people to Uve an illusion of iood times. It's happening now. every day, all about us.
People who know better mu.Me thelr conscience and
raise their lifestyles when the breadwinner 1ets a G per·
cent raise, ratlonallslng their debtl by ttlhn, themselves
they've waited Iona enoush.
"Isn't this what it's all about?" they aak.
, ''TBIS IS AMERICA. You work hard and you deny
yourself Wllil you can afford It. When th~ ralaes come you
owe It to 1ourself to climb up the ladder.·
To do so. of course. you muat Ignore t.he reality of to
pereent infiaUon, which leaves you. 4 percent worse off
than you were. No matter: Credit is automatic. Easy
credit is resln on the ladder.
That guilty conscience wlJJ not.
however. permit rest. And so the in·
dMdual puts some money in the bank.
if not for the rainy day then for the
needs of the future -education and re-
tirement, for example.
Tbe banks. the mutual funds. the
stotk market promoters all describe the
benefits ol doing so. You've seen the
ads: son or daughter holding diploma
while parents beam; youthful-look.int
,retirees in Florida. cu••••
R~AUTYT tJNLIKELV. IUUSION! Quite likely. At
least while inflation rages. Savings accounts bring 5.25
petcent. mutual funds perhaps the same. stocks more or
less.than that depending upon the choices made. But little is likely to beat 10 percent infiatlon, which is
a~ut the present rate. lt means you lose on savtngs and
mahy IQvestments. It means you ml&ht not be able to pay
for t!dueation or retirement.
The Investment Company Institute just published a
booklet with the usuaJ suggestions and ascending graphs.
Then it announced that ln the 10 years ending in 1977 the
average total return was 4.3 percent.
POOR ENOUGH, BUT CONSIDER that this is before
-4ed~ tor inOatjon, whicb exceeded the rate of return .
.J>urchast.ng power of the dollar actually was balvecr.-ana
• that's before taxes. The net? A loss.
Mutual funds or banks or stock brokers aren't entirely
to blame. even ll they do paiftt those exhillrating sceMS of
future bliss. They too are victims of innation. Everyone is.
. Maey stocks. corporate bonds. U.S. Treasury bills,
Savings Bonds and other investments lost after-tax buying
power during that same 10-year period. They had the ap·
pearance of winners. the substance of losers.
THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT'S savings bond
division was upset with a story two weeks ago that told of
Uncle Sam's participation in the illusion. especially in re-
gard to his education and retirement models.
"Isn't it still better to save than not save?" one official
asked. To that. a qualified yes. Yes. an investor perhaps
would be better off than if he had never saved at all.
although that too lsn 't certain.
More to the point. it i.sn't the Issue at all. At issue is the
cynici•m generated by saviJli& and investing institutions
tbar.seetmg their0'¥D survival. por(ray what might. be an
unattainable future.
It's the devilish nature of double-digit inf1ation: Hold
out the promise. then pull it away. It's diabolical.
Morwy Order JJ7 oe
May Not Be Over
By STEPHEN FOX "_ ............. , .....
lt's been nineteen months since the Universal Money
Order Co. collapsed. leaving 100,000 Californians with $10
million in worthless money orders.
Not one has gotten a cent back and state regulators
say there's nothing to keep a similar fiasco from occuring.
The UMO bankruptcy hit poor people particularly
hard.
MANY PURCHASERS OF money orders don't have
checking accounts and use money orders for car pay-
ments, utility bills and rent.
Wben UMO collapsed. their money orders -
purchased with cash -became worthless and their debts
went unpaid.
State Superintendent of Banks Carl Schmitt, whose de·
partment bas jurisdiction over money order rirms. says
lobbying by bahk holding companies has stalled legislation
designed to s~eguard money order purchasers.
"We've been in a
war for the last year
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... ------------and a ha.If with various J members of the in-CO~SUMER dus try trying to put together a good com·
-------------' prehensive law." Schmitt said in an in-
terview.
"The law we operate under doesn't even give us the ablli·
tytoexaminetbelicensee's books." ., c... t~dustry spokesmen say more study is needed before 12ew legislation is enacted, a contention Schmitt rejects.
"We held a national symposium last Deeember on the
money order industry that produced some of the most
deflniUve work ever done on the business," ScbmiU said.
uwg KNOW WHAT WE need. AU more study ls going
to do ii.put this on the back burner and we'll eventually
w!QduptiltluomewaW-eddownCailure,''
More tho $4 billion worth of money orders are sold in
CaU/ohl.ia e•ch year.
Schmitt aays about SJ,.2 billion of that ls sold by com-
panlea that are neJther In.sured •&•Jnat collapse nor
rtaulatedb)'bstateauthoritles.
uuaE WE HAVE PRIVATE companies in effect
RrtnUDs,,.money and nobody ls look1ng to see lf they have
anytlllldJ to back it up with,,. be aaJd. 'n.t lecltlaUon ScbmUt favors 11 AB2281, which comes
up for a ~ Wednesday bef01'e the Senate Insurance
and J'lnlmdal lhitltutiona Committee.
One ot t.he thine• AB2283 wou.ld do ls 1lv. CalitomJa
in.ore aut.horltJ over money order nrma that are ht1d· q .. artered elaewhere bi.it seU money orders bent.
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