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Home My WebLink About1978-08-09 - Orange Coast Pilot\ 17 .. • Girl, 3 Adults Killed; I · Helil COLUMBIA S.C. CAP> -The 60afes c£iwo men. a woman and a YOUDC llrl were found early to- day in IUburbaD Cayce in wba.t otncen deleribed u a •1blood· bath.•• Tbe victims bad been shot and stabbed. Cayce Public Safety Dlrector Laveme Jumper said a man ap- prehended while tryln& to leave tbe dilapidated house wherf! the slaylnga occurred ls being held for questioning. Jumper said he expected to file cbar1es against the man later in the day. The victims and the man be- ing held were not ldentifled. Hugh Munn, a spokesman for ttie State Law Enforcement Dlvlsion, said officers believe · they have identified the two men whose bodies were found outside the home, but were not sure enough.to release their names. "U was a bloodbath, the worst I've seen," said Munn. He said the victims had been shot and stabbed. Munn said the body of the girl, apparently 12 or 13 years old, was found on the noor "' a bedroom inside the house. He said there was "quite a bit or blood in other parts of the home and we are not sure where ber slaying occurred." ·Tb6 body of the woman, believed to be about 45, was out· side the ~ underneath an 8\ltomoblle. 'lbe bodies of the two men, both believed to be in tbelr 50s, where lying close to1etber in the yard. •Munn said lnvesU,ators think the woman may bave been the • mother cl the atrl. 1 '"We have reason to believe 1 Utere W¥ quite a bit of drinking ~ on last nlsbt," Muon said. 'But at tbil point we don't know lf tbat ~end these killings." Jumper Mid set. L.T. Phillips or tbe ~ Police Department amved at the house about 5 a.m. WMle cheeking on another '*n, mid llPCJUed a man starting to drive away. The man got out SBU FURNITURE • . Wben a Huntlneton Beach man wanted to sell her coueb ~ )Oft eeat she went to the Mil mll'ket in town -the Dal· It Pllot cla11Uled1 . The ~ed cust.omer'a ad read: i Couch It k>veseat. Gold • norat on wbt w/gm, lib newsaa. PbXXX•UU . P""9 cm tbe Oran«• Coast •no• bOw to aell aomethlna oLthe.-car and ran, but was cap.. tured by Pbillips. PbUUps and other officers called to the scene the&\ dis· covered the bodies in the house and yard. Jumper sajd two pistQls· and a knife were found in -the man's car. Superoisor'• Parking Ticket Case Tried By GARY GRANVILLE Of .. Dettr ........... Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedricb's $15 pa~ ticket trial entered its s day today with both Diedrich and Sheriff Brad Gates scheduled to testify. The not very melodramatic courtl'OOm melodrama tn South Couoty Municipal Court at Laguna Niguel features Diedrich's contention that he did not act illegally May 29 when be parked bis Wlmarked county car on a beach service road.. Diedricb insists be was in· specting llllguel Beach Park and, therefore, acting ln an of. ficial capacity when be parked on the service road. And in what be describes as a matter of principle, Diedrich says he's out "to show what any private citizen baa to put up with when falsely accused of a crime." Politically, Diedrich admits be wants to cut Gatee down to sbe by attemptin& to show that the sheriff usually in some way ad· justs tickets atven in error. Ga.tes inadvertently avoided that confr'ootation Tuesday when be answered a subpoena to ap. pear before a Federal Grand Jury in Los Angeles and sent M · sistant Sheriff Raul Ramos to Municipal Court. Defense attorney Dick Dionne succeeded Tuesday in aetlinl Ramos to admit that traffic tickets given "blatantly In er· ror" are aometi~• "adjusted ... Aud tbat la when Municipal Court Jud&e John C. Morrison decided tt mitbl be .. aood idea <See OIED&ICB. Pa1e A2) Riae'a Bolt Bl•med • • ' Tbunclentorms that flubed ~-partrotOranp ~ •· Tllft4lay niabt may be~ ... a1ai• toni1bt, a Natipnal .Weatblr S.riff apoteewoaum ..... Tbe 1torma. with their II· lum inatlDI pyrotechnics. clued bcief widelpread power eutaaes. llictertng lights and a few mt:-ol rain alona the cout. iy were the result ol mollt air from the Pac~. tbe spoke.woman said. She Mid tbe, storms bad been centered on A.rtrona and central CaUlornla tor t.be past week but we.re pushed to tbe coast by an eastern now cl air. . Humidity sbould remain a suety 70 percent, while hi8h temperatures should be 72 to 75 desrees at the beaches and near 90 degrees inland, the spokeswoman said. Low tem- pera'tures should range from 66 to 72 degrees. she said. Little damage was reported aJong the Orange Coast from the • lilhtnl.ng and thunder display that arrived between 6 and 10:30 p.m. and varied widely from spot to spot. In Huntington Beach, light- ning ignited brush at 6: 19 p.m. along Golden West Street ne• Garfield Avenue but was ex- tineuilbed by firemen within 15 minutes. The Southern California Edison Company reported a few lines down and some JO.second (See aAIN. Pa1e A2> Coast Weat•er Some nilbt and early mornina low clouds and local fog with sliabt chance of late afternoon or ntahttlme tbun · dersbowers. Lows toDiabt es to 72. H18bs Thursday from TOI at beaches to near 90 iDland. IN8 .. ETe•AY TIN Swf.....,..,,.. of eta belC ~"',,. ...... ,,.,, 1001 •llOCMd OMt o/ the ,,,.,,, • ,_ DNvo J.J. Su ...,,81. DES MOIN , Iowa (AP) - Ooctora l"f 2-~Ml'-old llattheW Se.brier baa ..._ dead fM • month. It a Judie...,...., and 91· Iowa removal of Ute Hpport equlpment1 mul"dn e,.,,_ may be ftlea qainlt h1a faUMir. TR& tJNITED JlepubUeu ,,...oc. Coaamlttee °' Oran1e c.ounty baa announc..t It will bOI& a coettail rec mm at theNlJDOna~Clemellelcime UC· 21. ·=.~~~-- A ftnanee coDJIDtn.I ...-..ma sud tbe e.eat, open oa1y to tboM WW-Jnvl&MIOM.a, exji19eted to draw "Mveral . hundred •'*"'· ·~ · The cocktail party wUl mark ~ the aeconcl time the former Western White llouae baa been opened to outsklers since the Nlxona mlred lbere fO\lf' years aio. THE NIXONS remaioed in seclusion until ear!ier this year wheQ tbey bolted a PertY fOf' a l"MlP ol former Viet· nam Waf prisoners. In February, the lroGndt d tbe bome were opened io bus toun tbat attracted 810lt people u ,part Of tbe IOtb an- niversary ol tbe founding ot San Clemente. Nixon hAS be1un m•kin1 infrequent public .ap- pearances. I.Qt month be appeared Iii Hyden, Ky .. to ded- icate a recreation complex and in October h~ appeared at another GOP fundraiser in Newport Beach. ~ rollowlnc arral.1Mtnt. Ho 1\lr Nndered to authorltlet Tu~y. .. "ff• ii.,,.. .. d,'' Dr= Balrody t..untcl aliloa& ID Polk Coun~uv.nl.. on :Tuaday. •• four dOilililll }!eve Indicated t e patient-ls I ~ad.'' The boy'a 1randparenta. Rlehard c. and Shi=-1r . want t.be Judie io doe- ton at Iowa Metbodllt Halllital from removlnt the aupport 1y1tem. They are asklnJ f6r c111tody whlle challenctna ttae eonstltutSonallu of Iowa's ~ law on tbe legal deftntdoa J of death. The Scbrlen have alre841y won a partial victory. Judie Rtchard" atrtctler 1sa&aed a t.n- Ju.nction July 24 preventing Mat- thew from belna removed from the system Wlt1l tecal tancJes surroundlna 1111 custody and the law are reeolved. """ A heuinl on whether te re- move the 1upport system eoo- ttnued today. tlnda Schrier, 31. believes her son is dead. She contends her in- la ws want the boy kept on tbe support system so murder char1es cannot be filed •lain.st Schrier. lfl an interview with the Des Moines Tribune, Mrs. Schrier said her husband Wf'I sent to a mental hospital at Fulton. Mo .• a year ago because of another sex-related incident. She said neighbors complained that Schrier forced her sdns by a pre- v ious marriage, then 10 and 6, to have sex with neiglfboring girls aged 7 and8. Schrier was released May 23 and the family returned to Des I ....... _.tJ RAIN ••• outa1e1 ln Huntlnston Bea~ Costa Mesa, Irvine and the NewportBeachbluffaarea. : Durine the IJ)Olty rains, 1augei In Laiuna Ntauel. Newport Beach. Huntlnaton Beacb aJMJ Santa Alla meuw'edonl1 • traee, But obaer:Ven lb eo.ta ., ... aod Santa Ana Hetabts told cl 1bffts OI rain comint down • about 10:25 p:m., wltb lia~ fliekerlna aa lllht.Dina Oube4 out.Ide. Olle oblerver reported beins In a atore De# the middle Ol tlli Balboa Pe$11ula and-* rai& poured down for altout 10 mlnutea at lO:IO p.m., · floodl.,. streets from curb to curb. He said power tbere wu •off for about 30 seconds. Yet the same witness said that wben be re- turned to his home at tbe end of the perunsula. be wu told it had only sprinkled there. John Gietzen. supervising bydrograpber with ttie Oranae County Flood Control Dlltrict, estimated that sorne areu may have received .03 to .05ol an Inch. "It's deceptive." tie. said. "It really starts to run in the streets at .05 of an inch.·· However. from the description or the rain in central 8.-J~a. be speculated that that. area milC~t have received up to .10 ol an inch of rain. Heavy rain in Auguat la W)· usual, although some tbun-deratonns were also ,-eporied last year at this time, he Hid. F,...Pf&fleAJ DIEDRICH •• for the sheriff to be on hand to- day. THE IATEST fundraising event is being co-hosted by Robert J . f1uor, chairman of the Fluor Corp. and Dr. Arnold 0 . Beckman, chairman of Beckman Instrument.a. Inc. Funds Crom the cocktail panr will be used to support Republi"can part,v acUviti~-~ OJ-~t:t:.___ _ .. _.al>'_ Moines. Mrs. Schrier said she -0 -i i filed for divorce June rt, the day 1r•OOR 1'er l.."• GM ... ..,.... Earlier Tuesday, the deputy who slapped the parking ticket on the windshield of Diedrich's then coanty:teased carspenr45 - minutes on the w\tnesa stand describing the incident. .bef~ Ml«he~WAS1Qke1'~e -...; .t ~:::·:~-· · ---= --no· -- M boapltatma "coma. -·-. -· A once=rn-a-uecaue occurrence m me s y lS V1Slu1e over '-----------------------"In the case of .Matthew Miami when the moo.n·s ortm .alig)led with that of 'Unprovoked' Schrier, the use of the respirator Venus. The two are seen only a 10th of a degree apart. system is not Jife-auPPQOin&." Deputy Edward Shubach said he did not know the unmarked auto was a county supervisor's or that the supervisor purported· ly was checking out beach trash .. Assailants Attack Clemente Ran/rer said neurosurgeon Bakody. "An artificial support system, when the patient la dead. 11 not life- supporting. , "There's a distinction between the Karen Ann Quinlan case and this case," said Bakody, refer- ring to the New Jersey woman whose parents won the right to turn off her respirator. A San Clemente state park ranger was beaten and kicked Tuesday night by several young men al the San Onofre surfing beach, when he approacbed them on loot to tell them the park was closing for the night. Ed Sluckratli, W, ~tcna in the groin and suffered faeial , abrasions before be dispersed the group of assailants with Mace, said Jack Stowe, area park manag~r. ·"As far as he was concerned, il was an unprovoked attack," said Stowe. "We don't know ll the fellows had been drinking or what their motive was. We're still investigating." Stowe said Stuckrath drove to the surfing beach just before 10 p.m. to close it for the nl&hL As he approached a cluster of young men to remtnd them ol the closing hour, be was Jumped from behind, said Stowe. With all the men joining in the assault, "they pummeled b1m and be pummeled back," said Stowe, witll Stuckl'Jth struQled frff and reached bis patrol car. "When be hlt them with the Mace, they ran up the beads," Stowe said. Stuckrath W9!1 transported by Infant Death Trial 0peD8 MERCED <AP> -A Dos. Palos High School senior has pleaded innocent by reason of in- sanity to a charge of killing her infant daughter immediately after the baby was born in a school lavatory. Bernice Antonetti, 18, ap· peared in Superior Court here Tuesday to amend her previi>us innocent plea to t h e manslaughter charge. DAILY PILOT San Clemente firemen in a city atnbulaDCe to San Clemente General Hospital, where he was treated for bla injuries. He was not-bospllallled. POPE ••• 'Thousands made the journey Monday and Tuesday to tile She is st.ill all ve in a nursing home. ''Karen Ann Quinlan was ne'!er brain dead, but was in an irreversible coma. They are not the same thing." St~ Bakod)i as an impartial expert to col- laborate or dispute the. boy's doctors, who testified Matthew's brain has been dead since July 5. village in the Alban Hills where Bakody said that all signs he died SUnday night after a point to brain death in the boy. heart attack. When he unhooked the system The body wp to be encased 1n for three mlnutes, the boy triple caskets of cypress llnecl • stopped breathing. with scarlet ,nuc,. lead and oak. In accordance wttb papal Bakocty estimated that ii the custom,·'• velvet bq contaiOing support •ystem were removed, eaeb of the Vattcan coins and the boy's heart and circulation mttdals att'uck du\'log Po.Pe system would ,siop functioning PaQl•a rei:p was to be placed in ••to less than three hours .the inner casket etona with a probablylessthanone4our." 1ctQU 1tlUna ll1a ene#lical let- ters Udoeberdocumenli. In .the evening, tbe cofflh was to be plaeed in a hearse fOf the drive to Rome. The Jnotorcade was to lndude the pqpe's rel· atives. high-ranking church of. ficiala and representatives ol the Italian eovenunent. En route to the Vatican and St. Peter's, the motorcade was to stop fOl' a prayer service in front of the Basilica of St.. JQbn La- teran. n ls the pope's cathedral as bishop cf Rome, and it was there tbat Pope Paul went three months ago io pr~ for bis close friend Aldo Moro after the Italian political leader was murdered by the Red Brigades. Members of the ~llege of Cardinals who have arrived for the funeral and election of the pope will be in St. Peter's when the coffin ls carried in. It wW be placed beneath Michelansel<>'s great dome, near the main altar, and will lie .in state there until the funeral Kass and burial Satur- day. The public will be admitted to the basilica Thursday and Fri- day to file put the bier, but the coffin will not be opened. Relllious and political leaders from around the world wlll come io Rome for the funeral. Preti· dent Carter's wife, Rosalynn, will head the U.S. delegation. . ' Four. Injured In Catalina ~ . Plane Crash AV ALON (AP~ Four people were i~ured when their single engined plane crashed during takeoff from Catalina's Island's Airport in the Sky Wednesday evenina. Pilot Tom Dodd, 25, was in critical condition at Harbor General Hospital where tbe group was taken by helicopter. His wlle, Karen, 25, was treated and released. GlenD and Debra KJncbmann, 25, were in stable condition at the same hospital. All are from Bakersfield. FAA CJtficen said the plane failed to climb altet the '1 J).m. takeoff and crashed aboUt 150 feet off the end of tbe runway down the hillside. Tbe airport ls built on top cf a J500.foot moun- tain. Sheriff'• deputies said the Cessna 172 was demolished. . Sheriff Testifies Before Grand Jury Another deputy. Jerry Kreitz, told how he stopped b; the supervisor's Dana Point con- dominium the same night to write up Otedrich's complaint about receivi g the $15 parking ticket. Orange County Sheriff Brad Gates testified Tuesday before a Federal Grand Jury in Los Angeles investigating un- speclfied allegations ol political corruption made a1ainat him. Gates asked t<J ta.tlly last -weelrllrwbat-be"aatd wu an at- tempt to hurry the investigation along. His request was answered in a subpoena that ended with him spending about 45 minutes with the jury. The sheriff said questions asked him centered on 1977 loan applicaUons he made when building a new hilltop home in San Juan C;ipWrano. . The sheriff said he was al80 asked about his relationship with pel'SOns he had never heard of and doesn't know. "I'm hoping and expecting whatevet this is all about to be cleared up within the next few week&," Gates said. "I'm cer- House Gets Bill WASJDNGTON <AP> -The House will bave an opportunity to vote on a compromise $18.1 billion tax cut bill pref erred by Presldent Carter, Speaker Thornaa .P. "Tip" O'Neill said today. The measure would amend the pending bill, ap- proved by pie Ways and Means Committee, lor a S16.3 billion CtJt. ' tain a statement will be fortht:oming clearing me of any wrongdoing in whatever these allegations are all about." The probe began in early April when the FBI announced it was launching an investigation into -tilegatioo&-et-alleged poUtieeJ corruption. · While Gates ' accusers re· mained anonymous and the al- legations somewhat of a mystery, the sheriff said the in- vestigators were acting properly when responding lo apparent aJ. legations made by a person or persons unknown. But,ts Grow Crop of Pot? LEBANON, Tenn. <AP> -A bumper crop or marijuana It is Diedrich's contention that he was a ~ty olriciial on of. nciai county business at the lime and, therefore. legally en· titled to use and part on the service road. In bis testimony, though, _ ltamos satcN'Jl~erv~ erly given and there was nothing lhe Sheriff's Depart- ment could do t.o adjust the cita- tion. Dionne said, however, he will attempt to prove through Diedrich and Gates' testimony today that the citation was un- deserved and that a reluctant sheriff failed to correct an ob- vious wrong done to his client. Injured Man Suicide Tr)r? plants plucked from the ground A man who authorities say ap- near lour local car washes has parently jumped or fell from an prompted police to start keeping overpass onto the San Diego a keen eye on the dumping or Freeway pavement suffered cigarette butts from car ash severe injUries shortly before 10 trays. a.m. today in Hllntington Beach. Officer Joe Eatherly and de-The victim was treated by lective Terry Ashe acted on a tip paramedics at the scene. accord- and found about 30 plants -one ing to the California Highway nine feet tall. The illegal weed Patrol and taken to Westminster was g~owing in soil littered with CommunityHospital. cigarette butts. Investigators said the report "We believe they were grow-, was originally received as a ing where people had dumped traffic accident but that it ap- asbtrays from the cars," Ashe pears to have been a suicide at- said Tuesday. t~mpt. Coast Geta Lightning, Thunder DUplay Thunderstorms that ,Ila.shed through parts of Orange County Tuesdaf night may be back agai,n tonight, a National w~a(her Service spokeswoman said. The storms, with their iJ. Juminatinc pyrotechnics, caused brief widespread power outapa, melt~ l1gbts and a few minutes of rain along the coast. They were the result of moist air from the Pacific, the spokenottlan aaid. Sbe aaid the storms bad been centered Oft Arizona and central Calif()J'llia tor the past week but were pasbed to the coast by an eastern flow of air. . Humidity should remain a sticky 70 percent, while high temperatures should be 72 to 75 degreee at the beaches and near 90 degrees inland, the spakeawoman said. Low tem- penturea abould range from 66 to '72 dep-eea, she said. Little damap was reported aloaa the <>ranae Coast from the lild'*nlrur and thunder diaplll)' Coast Weat•er Some ntaht and early mornlal low clouds and local fo1 with slicht "aace ot 1.ale afternoon or ai1httlme tbun · denbowen. Lows toni1ht • to '72. Highs Thursday from 10s at beaches to aeat IO lnlaftd. that arrived between 6 and 10:30 p.m . and varied widely trom spot t.o spot. Jn Huntington Beach, light· Ding ignited brush at 6:19 p.m. along Golden West Street near Garfield Avenue but was ex· tlngulabed by fll'emen within 15 minutes. The Southern California Edtson Compuy reported alew lines down and some SO-second outages in Huntington Beach. Costa Mesa, Irvine and the Newport Beach bluffs area. During the spotty rains, eauges in Laguna Niguel, Newport BeJlch. Huntinl{ton Beach and Santa Ana measured only a trace. But observers in Costa Mesa and Santa Ana Heights told of sheets of rain comtna down at about 10:25 p.m.. wlth ll&hts <See JlAIN, Pa•e A.Z> Burial Saturday Pope's Body Moved For Vatican Rites The Italian govemment or· dered more than 4,500 pollee and other security men to pard against terrorist• alona the route to St. Pettr's Bulllca. With Italy piqued by political kidnapphaa, \neecapptna, murder and bombing, the IOV· ernment waa wary of an attempt by the Red Briaades or eome other terrorist lfOUP to make new headlines. Kn~applq ia sbootm. a person in the he.. A century aao. durl.ng tbe funeral of Pope Plus IX ln February 1878, anU-clerical radicals tried t.o throw the coftln into the Tiber River. Mounled police dispersed them. .'W,U FURNITURE 1BE BISI' WAY When a Hunttn1ton Beach nmen wanted to sell her coach pd Jove aeat she went to the beet market ln town -the Dal· ly Pilot clusifleda. T.b• 1atl11ted customer's ad read~ ~h • loveeeat Gold floral on wbt wtam. Uke n~w 1325. Ph JU(lMUCXX COLOGNE, Germany <AP> - Leonid Brezbenev told liberal CzeC'boslovalt Communist leaden ln 1988 that Pres~ Johnson assured him the Uo.ited Statea would not do anythiq to -,fop the -S09let tnvasto of C~bollovakfa, one of the~ leaden reports in a b6ot bein& published this week in West Germany. The author, ?Aenek Mlynar, was a Communist Party seeretary who writ.ea that be ¥ow was praent when Breahnev inet AUJ •• in Moeeow wiill Alea. ander Dubcell, leader of the re- form reaime in Prague, and others attested after tbe in· vuion Aug. 20. M)ynar'a book .. Nacbftost,'' tNia)lt Frost) says Bre-1bnev told them Johnson'• assurances of non-~on came from the W~ House on Aug. 18, two days before 500,000 Wanaw Bloc troops crossed into Caecboalovalda to crush the ? • ' liberaJ.lJation movement lmowD u ill• "Praaue SOrtna ... Brezhnev reportedly to1d tM €&~boeloYa.U tbe Soviet IOV• ernment wu ready to risk a "9· na1rati<Jn if the Soviet domlna· 1ion of E•stem~_won ln World War n was JeopirdiMd. But Baedmn said .Jobnaon'• • surances made plain there wu no danger of Eut-West war. Mlynar eontinues: · Brezhnev said be asked <See LBJ, Pase .U> 815 Tieket IJpheld And Diedrich Get,s Another One 'Urustees May End mmnuter Setup By MidlAEL PAB&EVICll .............. = .. la motioD = tq ··~···~~·· com,._ Uta eorporadoa Mt up by tbe Newport-Meta Unified Scbool l)latriet. School tnmtees aireed n.. day with Superintendent John NicolJ's claim that increued state control over school finances have cancel~d the original profit aims of the six· month old corporation. Nicoll said today the return t.o a non-cerporate data proceaiJll system -one that bad been in ,,,,..._ la the dflllbiet for l2 ~ -~ "'••1 aot have a INMrtac•• on tbe •t1tri~t11 lanult DOW peodlnc ba Or...ae ComKy Superior Court. The district is using the county Department of Educati<>n beeauae the county 81ency la wlthbolding $200,000 in cllstrict funds to PllY employees of the Newport-Mesa Instructional Research Institute CNMIRI>. <See SVJT, Pa1e AZ) Market Gains Big -Then Retreats NEW YORK CAP> -The stock market moved broadly higher in active trading today but began retreating toward the close. At one point the Dow Jones index hit 90.'U7 Analysts attributed the gains to renewed buying of stock by in· stitutlons. "It's a continuation of what we've been seeing for the past three months or more," said Roland Underhill at Crowell, Weedon&Co. The Dow Jones averaae ol 30 industrial stocks, after flirtinl wtth the psychologically impor. tant 900 level, closed at 891.63. This still was a gain of 2.42 points today. however. The day's gains came despite a worsening outlook for the dollar and in 8 dearth or other major economic news. In Euro- pean foreign exchange tradiq today. the dollar slumped to ne• lows against the Swiss franc and West German mart. But Lawrence Lewis at Pershing & Co. called tbe stock market's underlying strength •·quite fantastic." .I 1 ~/tloon 01'er ltlia•• · A new request for btn10 1•11\ea ln Colta Mua bu drawn mixed rea.ctlou rrom Coata MeH City Countll m&snben. The council Hid lt •.,,tt more t1 me before a deelalon h reach on a once-a·•tek blnco nlaht request aubmttted Monday by St. Joachim <;atfloltc Church. The lJaue wtu be before the council next month aftet a ~ Port Crom the police department about potential problems tub· milted to tho council. The r port was req...sted by CouncUwoman Arlene Sebaler. who, like CounclJman Dom Raciti, issued no opinion on al· lowlnt the blnco sames into the city. 'Tm atlll opposed,~' was Mayor E<\ Mcf'arland'a only comm mt. Support for the possibility of aJlowlns btnlo sames for cbari· ty came from Councilwoman NOrm-a lrertq, WIH>lala, ••rm not having the same problem with it as some people are. "I'd be happy to trade bingo for fireworkB stands Cto raise funds for community groups>," she added. Church spokesman Bruce Hampton said St. Joachim is in need or increased revenue to supPort its school.and parts& ac. tivities. He said toueb or- dinances controlling bingo games have allowed them to operate smoothly in cities such as Fount.aln Valley and Hunt- ington Beach. Last year. Costa Mesa became the first Orange Coa1t city to consider bingo games after CaJifornia voters passed an in· . . . . . 1 ltiative to allow them if local ~ ,\ _ODC~-m-a-decade occurrence ~n th~ sky IS y1s1b e over authorities approved. ~ M1am1 when the moon s orbit aligned w1th that of However, the city eventuallv • Venus The two a re seen only a 10th of u degree ~part. r ejected an ordinance that · + ' · -· -_ __ .. .aflllld h~Uowed binao in , ~ · · Costa Me5a. ---- ~T c w . Along with a rePort from thf> ~ WO oast omen police <fepartmJ'nt. council : members also will take a look at ! the ordinances controllinll blngo : Crushed by Auto ., in.r~=~~~~~~·wm consider. a Two Orange Coast wolf\en were killed Tuesday when the car in which they were riding overturned near the Nevada borde r Both wo m e n were thrown from the car, which then landed on them. a California Highway Patr ol s pokesman said. The driver of the car Jolee D. "Emmons.-35. ~1 16 urrsrae . ~ourt. ~ewport B~pc:h. WPS re ported Ill sa~1sfactory condttlon t od ay a t Southern Nevada M em o r ial Hospital In Las Vegas Kil1ed in the Tuesday morning accide nt near Ba ker were her passengers. Chere Ann Fres· quez. 27. of 3700 Purkview Lane. Gold Soars; DollnrFalh LO NDON <AP> -The price of 1old hit record highs or $208 and $208.25 an ounce on Europe's m a- jor bullion markets today as the dolla r hit lows against the West German mark andUleSwissfranc. In London, tradinai in gold opened at $207.25 and edged to $207.45 before the city's five major bullion dealers set the price at $208 at their morning fix· ing session. The dollar showed a sl 1g ht improvement in Tokyo, closing at 187.60 yen. fractionally higher than Tuesday's closing. But in Europe It was a dif- fe rent story. due to "lack of confidence, just as it always is," one London dealer said. DAILY PILOT Irvine, and Helen L, Squerr1, 32. of 30916th Place. Costa Mesa Both were pronounced dead at the scene of the accident on Highway 15 about 10 miles Crom the Nevada state line. The CHP spokesman said pre- liminary investigation indicates the driver may have been momentarily distra9ted and hit -a -n-artor-groove on-uie right - sbouldeT of the freewa~ . He said it IJ believed she turned the wheel to the left too sharply, attempted to straighten it again by tunfulg t.o the right and lost control of the car. Information on funeral ar· rangements was not immediate-ly available. )lew bmgo onhnance at its Sept. Jl study session with possible action at a council meeting set for Sept. 18. TONJGlrl' COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE BOARD -Re1ular meetin~. 1370Adams.8:00p.m. THURSDAY, August 10 OCC SUMMER LECTURE - "'l'he Healthy Use Of Ans er." Science Hall, 7:30 p .m . Ad- mission free. ~e""Port t~ Hear ' Hos~ital Dispute A dispute between Hoag Memorial Hospital and the atalf of the county's health planning council will be aired next Tues- day durin& a bearing ln Newport Beach. Hospital officials are seeking approval of the Orange County Health Planning Council for their plans to buy a 1300.000 radiation simulator for U5e in radiation therapy. The planning council staff is recom mendJng denial of the pro- posal saying \hat equipment already ln use at the hospital is adequate for what is proPOSed. The council action on Hoag's - proposal will be forwarded to the State Department of Health. Department officials must then decide whether to lasue a certificate of need which will al- low the hospital to proceed. Ho1pltal officials say the simulator 14 to be wred tn pre- paring patlenta for radiation therapy for treatment of tumors or lesions. The simulator would enable therapista to pinpoint the area to be treated. At present the hospital use1> a linear accelerator ror both thP preparation and actual treat· ment. A hospital spokesman says the accelerator tends to dose normal tissue with radJa- Uon along with the affected areas. Hospital officials also say that they treated an averaae of 39 pa- ll en ts per day in radiation therapy in 1B77. In their applica· lion they point out that the ADlerican Collete of RadJo)osy recommend.a an averaae paUent load of more tho 35 per day. Hospital otflclala say they ~ould increase the Ule of their accelerator for treatment purpoH1 by ualnc the 1lmulator ror patient PfePL. atlon. The pla.nnlJll council ltaff is recommendlnc ••aiut tbe pl'O- poaal becaUle ot the COit.a in- volved_. Tbe bearlnl will be held at 7:30 p.m. in the 'tfewport Beach City Council chambers betO(e the health vlannlna cowicU '• f'acllitlea Review Committee. 'l'b• council'• board ol dJ.ncton ta slated to act on the coauDit· tee'• recommendation A••· It. ••• A SECOND GaotlP of freeway ad· ,..IMCll vocatea -.. Coocethed CtttleDI For COmpt~ss· .. -an tldnttnfilbout.J::.t'f. up .. billbc>W alone Newport Boulevard that • ' die Brown Adminlatratlon Cor all It.a belP.. "lf that's what it talre1," commented Don Bull, cbalrman ol the citizens ltJ'oup. Tbis sets tbe stage for a great deal of eommunlty in- volvement, particularlf from those with a auitabl•-.nae ol sarcasm. A ccmtest could be started for the best blllboard sJocan. The winner would receive a used blue Plymouth and a lllettmepasatoallCallfomlafnewayopenin1~. ceremonies. Sample Entries: "Welcome to Costa Mesa, Roadblock ol the Harbor Area:" "Thia traffic Jam broullbt to you cour· teay of our frimct. in Sacramento," or "Colla lleaa - Home of the CalTraoa Canal." 1be posslbllltles are end- lesa. Wellthat'aoaewayof 1ettlngt.begovemor's attention. Maybe he'll raise tbe expectaUona of Costa Mesam about the scar across the community known as Newport Boulevard. Mesa Nixes -Action --- On Rent Rollbacks Costa Mesa City Council mem· bera say they are sympathetic to the plight of residents facing h igher rents. but they plan no action on a request that rents be rolled back to May 31 levels. "That's unconscionable,·· sald councilwoman Norma Hertiog during Monday's council session. reacu.n, to a letter from a local woman who claimed her rent skyrocketed from $180 to $295 per month after the passage of Proposition 13 in June. 'T<nr 4"ev~ i;he·,a t~p-pea-tn tbls situation," added Mrs. Hertzog, noting the high cost of movina and a crowded apart- ment market. ··tr they Clandlords ) continue to do this. they are looking at some control~. A letter of complaint from Phyllis Falleln of 333 Cabrillo Drive. came before the council accompanied by a reply from Ci- tv Manager Fred Sorsabal. Miss Fallein wrote that she has been a resident or the same apartment complex for eight yean. She asserted that. during that time, the clace has never been painted or mproved. · Soraabal replied, in writing: "While I know that many local renters are having a difficult School Signups Set RegistraUoo for new students at Estancia Hlab School in Costa Mesa bu been scheduled for the week of Aug. 14·18. Students can register from 1 to a p.m. each day. time ln meeting increases in rent, I do not reel that I have the authority to put a freeie ·on rents." Tbe council agreed and beard two landlonb protest any city intervention into their right to set rents as they please. "Rent control ts not the best thina In the world," said Coun- cilman Dom Raciti, "but I hope they control themselves." The council flied the letter from Miss Fallein with no rurcner commenc - - , .... _.4J RAIN ••• flickering as lightning flashed outside. One observer rePorted being in a store near the middle of the Balboa Peninsula and said rain poured down for about 10 minutes at 10:30 p.m., fiooding streets from curb to curb. He said power there wu on for about 30 secoods. Yet the same witness said t.bat wben he re-turned 1o his bome at the end of the peninsula, he was told it had only sprinkled there. John Gietzen, euperviaing hydrograpber with the Orange County Flood Control District, estimated that some areas may have received .03to .OS of an Inch. "It's deceptive," he saJd. "It really starts to run in the streets at .OS of an inch." ,, .......... J SUIT~ •• Employees have not been paid for June. County Su.per\ate11deat of Schools Robert Petenoo eon· tends the district 'a plan to put data processing and computer s'ft.ekll programs under NMIRl control appears to violate tbe It.ate code'a lllidelinet 00 CIGID• petltive bidding. But the arcuments expected to resume ln court Aq'. ~ ma.y nowbemodt. ''U then'• QO lilitM•. UMl'e'• ao need for • ii*,•• Mid l'.d Dur•n. dewtJ toaa&,J ~ rtP,resentiN DL P_...... 'If tbey·re •otns to r•JMt another way ot doiaa ~ we•d be happy with that,,. DVQ com· m•nted tod.aJ.. "We've beard they have a terrific <non· corporate> system." Deapite the recent county quest.Jons over the validity ct tbe NMlllJ OP.,eration. local tdlOol officials blame tbe Rate lot the death qi NMIBI. Tbe corpora· lion's prdlts would end up tn SacramentoJn&teadatln. Bubar Area school budaets \l.Qdef MW school rmance tawa. "Next year tbe forces of PrQPOelypn 13 apd SetralQ ;.ui coover1e. and squarely ilnpaled on tbe potpt or converience will be tlle Newport-Meeaa of tbls educaUonal world," Nicoll told trustees .4t 'r.ueada.y Jllabt 's board meettna 1n c.oeta Mesa. "This changed Cflnanctall world meana that the onpw purpose fw the eatabllahment of NMIRl is no longer valid.•• Jody Muse , a N•r-RI employee, asked trustees bow they would m.Ate the switch back to the data proc:esalng system the district used before NM IRJ was formed last February. Officials said such plans have not been formal.lied, but mogt NMIRI workers apparently wtll return to the district as "cluatfiM'' employees. When NMIRI was formed. d1tta processJ.aa ~onel were rehired 'throuah an indepenctent ..CQ.UUJtipLUCll thkb...~ ~n used to diatribute district funds to NM1RJ. · Ho.weve~ .. -the.-county bait-final approvJl of payroll warrants and has t'eft.ISed to reimburse the dfstrict for its payments to NMlRI. Declaration of a state or emergency by school trustees prompted the county to release a Sl00,000 payroll warrant that took care of NMIRI salaries for July and part of August. ;·o~r _purpose was simply to market sof\ware a.1\(1 services in suc h a w~y a s to recover millions of dollars legitimately expended in a 12-year-period in the development of \bis dis- trict,'· said Nicoll. -'-- However, Deputy County Counsel Duran ques"oned ·the validity of the district setting up a corporation that could com- pete with private firms. The switch back to the former data processing syst em will have little apparent financial impact on the district. F,....PllfleAJ LBJ ••• Johnson whetlrer tbe United States continued to recognjz.e the Yalta and Potsdam aireements that staked out spheres of postwar lnfluence. The White House reply was "unreserved reco1nition as tar as Czechoslovakia and Romania are concerned" but tbe status of Yu101JJavfa must be subJeet to negotiation. "What do you think will bap· pen in your favor?" Bre&bnev asked Dubcek and his as- sociates. WE WILL BE CLOSED FOR VACATION AUG. 13, thru AUG. 20 OPEN FOi BUSINESS ~GAIN AU&. 21 • f . . 'Sheriff Off en Evidence or .... o. R .. ""' ...... o .......... ••QWcn• f'Mtral GraM J•r1 ta Loa An1•lH •••HU1at1~ IP'Clftld tl'••ll I I of «WI .......... epbrt Ida. Oat• Mhi t. e..tifJ lut ...................... temptto~Ulie•..U."'- 1lon1. Hla....-... w.....alna IU~ lUt .... wttt. ldm l'PH4.lnl .-. a mlnat• wttb theJvy. The allerHf Hid question• aned Mm ~ oa tm loan· applleatlou be' made wben bWldlAI • ..., Mlllop bOme ln San Juan CalUtnno. '1111• IMirttf Mid t.e ••• u.o asked abaat Illa relalfonl1llp .,. .,.._ • W never beud of aad .... 't lmow. 11l 'm and expedtq "811-:about tu-.. eMirild .. wttlala dw nut , .. weeks," •Qatee aald. "I'm eer-- ta l n a statement will be fortbcomiq deartq me of any wron1dolnl in Whatever these alle1atlons are all about." The probe beaan In early April when the FBI announced it wu launcblnt an IJ\vest11ation lnto alle1aUons ol 8.lleged political corruption. Wblle Oates' accusers re- mained anonymous and the al- le1atiou somewhat of a mystery, the sberiff said the in- vestigators were acting properly when responding to apparent al- legations made by a person or persona unknown. State Lott.ery Plan Advanced SACRAMENTO <AP> -Two people have bee.am a-"pet.ition drive seeking to let voters de· cide if Callfornla should have a statewide lottery to offset the impact of Proposition 13's tax cuts. The proposed constitutional amendment needs the signatures of 499,846 registered voters by Dec. 29 to qualify for the June 1980 ballot. Tbe proposed initiative, sponsored by Dr. Charlotte Smith ol San Leandro and Kay Hazen of Byron, would let the Legislature set up lotteries. Proceeds M>Uld be distributed 46 • percent to clues and counties, 45 _ _percent. to school and communi-. ty college districts and 10 per· cent lo the state. VEN'IVRA <AP> -As a cost-cuttlng measure spawned by Proposition 13, Ventura County supervisors voted Tuesday to consolidate the county's seven Municipal Court districts into two -i9 Ventura and Simi Valley. Rfiiwer Mtaeked T MOnofre A &an Cleente ltate park ranser wu beaten and kicked Tuelday 1lisbt by several YOWll men at the San Onofre surftna beach, •hen he •rproached them on foot to tel them the park •as cloltna for the nt-. Ed Stuckrath.. 80, waa kicked tn the IJ'C)in and auff,r'f(I facial abrasions before he dlapened tbe aroup of asaatlants with Mace, sald Jack Stowe, area park manager. ..Aa far u be was concerned. it wu an unprovoked attac\," said Stowe. ••we don't know if the fellows bad been clrinkiDI or what tbelr motive wu. We're atill lnveattaating." Stowe said Stuck,rath drove to the •urfina beach just before 10 p.m. to close it for the night. As be approached a cluster of youna men to remlod tbem or the closing hour, be was jumped from behind. aald Stowe. With all the men joinint ln the assault, "they pummeled him and he pummeled back." said Stowe, until Stuckrath strugaJed free and reached bJs patrol car. ·'When he bit the01 with. the Mace, they ran up the beach." . .EundRaWng NWma_Open_Ca.la .Paci/ka Casa Pacifica, the home of Mr. and Mn. Richard Nix- on, will be opened t.bia month to a IJ'OUP of GOP loyalists who wtll pay S250 to meet the former president .and first lady. THE UNITED Reptf bllcan Finance Committee of Orange Oounty baa annoanced it will host a cocktail recep- tion at the Nixons' San Clementebome Aue. 'l'I. A finance committee spokesman said the event, open onlf to those with invitations. ls expected to draw "several hundred guests." · Af>W:. ....... 'BUOOY' JACOllSON, MELANIE CAIN IN 1978 PHC7f0 Third Pllf'ty In New Yortc Love Trtaftgle Murdered • • Stucluath was transported by San Clemente firemen in a city ambulance to San Clemente General HOlpital, where be was treated for bis injuries. He was nbt hospitalized. The cocktail party wiU ma.rtt onJy the second time the former Western White House has been opened to outsiders since the Nlxons rftlred there four years ago. Cover Girl's Love Ends in Murder Wha/,e's F au Still Up In the Air THE NIXONS remained in seclusion until earlier this year when they hosted a party for a group of former Viet- nam War pR.soners. ln Febnlary, the grounds ol the home were opened to bus.tours that attracted 8.000 people as part or the 50tb an· niversary<Jl the founding of San Clemente. Nixon has begun malting infrequent public ap- pea,rances. Last month he appear~ in Hyden. Ky., to ded· J~~l'Htiort c-~ and in October he ~p~ another GOP f'Undrai.Sefli Newport Beam -N£W ¥-ORK <A-P>--Howard "Buddy" Jacobson dealt ln fast horses and beautiful models, and wan~ 1lC-customed to lo-Slhg. Now Jacobson is char;ed with murdering a man who lived with bis former girlfried, cover girl Melanie Cain, who also was Jacobson's partner in a model· ing agency. Miss Cain said she and busi- nessman John Topper pJanned to move out of the bullding wbere they lived together, a building owned by Jacobson. Jacobson lived ln another apart- ment there. Miss Cain said she bad been living with him until about two weeks ago, wb'en she moved in w.ith Topper. "I guess we delared our de~ pa.rnire ong," said Miss Cain. "And now Jack, the man I was in love with and going to ~arry. has been murdered." On Sunday, Topper's remains were found in a burned six-foot. long chest in the Orchard Beach section of the Bronx. According to police, witnesses said two men jum~ out of a 1974 yellow Cadillac sedan and carried the chest into a vacant lot. The two men doused the chest with gasoline, and then m ~ m.atcb and-Sped-away. · ----By AaTRVlt 1t-.-vftwtt'lll'T"--~ An ·onlooker took down the o.•o.ltf.....,...,, license plate of the Cadillac, and Save the Whale! police said t hey stoVPed It That was the m~age-from several blocks away. Jacobson one (act.ion that sho~ up to ad· and another man, who has not dress the Westmlnste(' City Coun- -'l'RE l.ATEST fundrais.ing event ls being co-hosted by Robert J . Fluor, chairman of the Fluor Corp. and Dr. Arnold 0 . Beckman. chairman of Beckman Instruments. been identified, were in the front cilTuesdaynigbtonthefateofthe Inc. · seat. They were ushered to a Sunset Ford advert.laing balloon nearby precinct house. thatnoataabovetheagency. Fuds from the cocktail party will be used to support Rquj»llcan party aclivitles in Orange County. "I've got nothing to hide," Get rfd of the Whale cried Jacobson told detectives. vocal foes ol Willy, whose smll· But they questioned him 24 ing face floating 19 feet in the hours, and charged him with sky is seen dally by San Diego Topper's murder. Be was ar-Freeway commuten. raigned Monday night and held Today, Willy and his fate are without bail, pending a hearing still up in the air. scheduled Thursday. The Westminster City Council Miss Cain, 23. a model who ap-voted to uphold a planning com- peared on the cover of Redbook mission denial or permit re- last year, said she lived with newal to keep him tethered in .Huntingion Girl's Safety a Concern Jacobson for five years before the sty near the San Diego and Oragge County lawmen ad· leaving tiim for opper. --Guyden Grove fleewaya; -mitted today the)' have found no Jaoobeon, To]Jper and M.1ss Tbe pllUllllq combliulon ¥Ote trace ot VaJeeaa Marl.Ka Miller. Cain lived in the aame bullding was 2 lo a and • majority WU the 5-year·old girl abducted oa Manbattaa'a East 85tb needed. from her Huntington Beach Street: a posh, natural brick Monday's vote by the city home Julf 31. structure that Jacobson 6ullt council was a1ao 2 to 2 and a ma-Camalla MUler. 25, the cblld's durin1 bis years a•ay from the Jortty wu needed to decide one nat.41ral mother. has 8 1100.000 races. way or the other. ' warrant out forber arrest for al- In the early 1960s, Jacobson Councilmen voted lnttially on legedly stealing Valeena in a stood atop the racing world. He a motion to uphold the flann.lng pre-dawn brealdn at the home or was the top trainer in the United commission's origJna denial Valeena's grandparents. States in 1963, 1964 and..1965; his vote, but then gave a reprieve to Valeena's grandparents, Ken· horses won 509 races in that the winsome aerial gas neth and Juanita Moore. of20191 span. chamber. which is a heavy issue Crown Reef Lane. have legal In late 1969, he was suspended in town. custody of the "child. in Maryland for misrepresenting C lty Councilman Conner ··we are very much concerned Police ~al' they Cound Mrs. Mlller'a fin•erprints on the Moo,.es' bedrOQm window where the Jlll1'1 ~-hloc:ourred. Mts. MU.lf!t and Valeena w~ reportedly last seen near tbe San Gabriel River Freeway and South Street Jn Lakewood at 8:30 a.m . on Aug. 1. Barefoot, Too BUFF ro Deliver Petition the prices of horses. Similar Collacott. the city's former for Valeena's safety because of charges in New York led to a police chief, Is Ill and couldn't the suspicious death or her 2. 45-day suspension in 1910, along attend to cast his yea or nay on year-old brother Jason in Foun· with denial or stall space by tfie the little silver blimp with the tain Valley last year." said Hun· state's racing association. In e.f. silly grin. tington Beach police Sgt. Luis feet, he was banished from the Therefore a second motion to Ochoa. sport. reconsider the Willy the Whale Jason Shawn Miller. Mrs . Police say an unidentified 21-year-old Huntington Beach man had driven the pair to that location. The same man had picked Mrs. Miller up in his van the day before while she was hitchhiking and drove her to tht- Moores' home at the time of the alleged abduction. Police have not charged the man in connection with the child s tealing case. Police say they really don't know where Mrs. Miller might be headed. but investigators ha ve traveled as far as Lewis County. Tenn.. to look for the mother and child. By AJl'l'lllJR·R. VINSEL Of .. Del"~ SUft A campaign to permit dis- creet people to take off their clothes on certain segregated portions of Orange Coast beaches la gainine 1;Pomen- tum and that's oo put-on. or· ganization leaders say. PETITIONS CARRYING more than 1,000 signatures or people who signed Saturday. askine for the right to go more than barefoot In the park, will be delivered to proper authorities. ''We will take the issue to the stale,.. Irene Shannon, 55, of Newport Beach, a spokesman for Beach Users For Freedom of Choice <BUFF), &aid Tuesday. Sbe was amona the BUFF' mem.,_.. who turned out at Hunlin1ton State Beach S.turd.ay to advocate their cauae. SO•E .oaESSED in tux· edoes and formal evening gowns to attract attention to the cause whlle min11llng with ahlrtlesa or swimsuit· clad sunbathen. ''The principle Involved ,_.. la that there are P80P&e on the Orana• Ooasl Who want Uda (nudity) and it la public land." says Mt'!s. SbuDClft, emphasising nudity abould be carefulfy eon· trolled u allowed. •'Th la l1 a spontaneous thln1. h'• a sifn ol cbanrint times. But we're the 1ood suys. Wt don't break laws," she aaya ol others wbo force lhe in•. D9fly ................ A SIGN FOR THE "CAUSE! BUFF Fan Trevor Gueat Many who signed Saturday expr.essed interest in nudity, or said that. while tbey wouldn't choose to doff their dud1, they beUeve otbert should have that rt1bt. · Leon Steinhardt, 27, of Sunset Beach, pulled into Saturday'• Buff Rallr wear· ln1 a hound' .. tootb check soot •ult. More Funds Allocated for Airport Suits Orange Counb' supervisors agreed Tuesday to spend $7.150 more than originally allocated to defend jet noise lawsuits brought against Orange County AirPQ.rt, Bolt, Beranek and Newman lnc• of Los Angeles is helpi.ni County Counsel Adrian Kuyper in trial preparation and presen- tation. The suits were filed by SI Harbor Area homeowners seek~ tng nearly $l.5 million in damages. County officials said the S49,000 allocated for the consul· taol needs io bt increased b~· $1, 150 because of extensivt- trial work required. The noise trial started May 2' In Orange County Superior Court. issue at the next meeting or Miller's son, died in ... e Moores' perhaps in early December was 1o111 made and seconded and ap· home, then in Fountain Valley. proved. on Oct. 5. The infant was found A s s em b I y m an Dennis with two plastic bags wrapped Serge ant Ochoa sa id Mrs. Mangers <J>.Huntington Beach> around him. even appeared to address the Fountain Valley police Lt. Lou Willy the Whale Issue, saying he Barlow said be has not closed Mille r 1s beli e ved to b e h1tchh1ck1ng from the Los Angeles area. will appeal to CalTrans chief the case on the infant's sulfoca· Adriana Gianturco to have her lion death, but no charges have "You might say she is a pro- fessiona l hitchhike r she's very adept at it." Ochoa said trees trimmed. been filed. Gem Talk INVESTING IN DIAMONDS CCII bt o ~practice Federal tnvestl~tors havt 1$sued ' warning to be on the lookout few sMdy sales techniques In buying ''Invest· ment" diamonds. The Commodttr Futures Trectlng Commission (CFTC> chairman s.ld his sleuths haft un-cove red numerous questlonable diamond dNlll wnUe Investigating other nwttters. Tht diamonds, he re- ported, were being sold through leverage contrects Which are agree- rMnts to buy a conlract for delivery of diamonds at a law date. The Attorney General's oftlct Is trying to dttermlne wheU••r tht CFTC or the Securities Exchange Commission hes euthorltr said t tie a r·t t)f · .Jewelry tl1e ~ie1ice <lf Gen1s Behind the beauty and romance of precious gems is the science of gemology As Certified Gemologists of the American Gem Society. we have the latest scientific Instruments and equipment such as· gem microscope. polariscope. dfchrosc.ope, re/roctom~r. diamondlite. most.er color-graded diamonds and more. To seive you better. we use our AGS Accredited Gem Laboratory to help Identify. grade, appraise and evaluate diamonds and <ill other precious stones. Come In and be assurad of professional talented servfce. to dHI with the problem. MNnwhll•, the C°"'IQlnU Q9p plllng ~ Many reputabte tnwstment flrms.-haw ,... tultd to dHI In diamonds. '4We don't recomm.nd th•ms Deceuse they're hlQhly speculetlw, ' a Merrlll L'"'"--~·•r-· spok"Men WH quotH IS Mylng. If~ nwone tries to lttt ~ • dtamond, tM flrtt thfng YoU lhoUld do IS MOW It to I reputabt!?'"°'°"at, such •• .. yow '°"' ,....... . °""'' bUy tomlttttng tut t!'AY tutti out to hive queStlcNbt1 J. C. UJ1unpkr"16 J•w11f.r6 vaitte~,ater. Ol11non4'1 •rt too blwttfUt to bKOhW ttw c;e.-offlft9n- clal woes. MEM8U AMUICAN GEM SOCIETY ~ 1823 NEWfORT BLVO COSTA MESA DlJaL 'l'O ftlS IND: Or ... e ~8-rvllOf •alpb l>M*itb, IOID.Um• bOn M .. D, ancl Oraqe o..tJ Sberilf and Oita .-.... cll&ed ta.. Wbit• Hat • .,.. ~ lOtW la ...... battlj ol ...... 0 proportlaa o.-. on UM OM bad, tlalma to be~~aN ... arm ol the law, with equal jultJte b ~matlet bow blab or lowly be hls muon In ltfe'• je)llla..,. Diellrkb, on t.be other band, anerta be ll detenc:UD.a blmaelf .,alnat lruuUce and the rilbll ol all people to de· fend tbel'riMI Ye1 wlten rmelY ICcmed ot crtmtnat ada. Clearl.Y. everybody ln this epk leaal confrontaUon 11 rldln1 a white bone. AA OI' !'a 111lJDN0.1be outw la u.at.nown... The courtroom dnma was ffhedWed to contlnu• today ln South Oounl)' Municipal Cowt at Lquna Nlluel. Wblle there are vaat and intricate ae,al ramlrtcatk>nl Involved ln tbe cue ot G,!_tes ~ua .m_tdrlcb J will at· Gate• & Diedriclt: Lia Two 8""' at F1lll Charge -tempt here to bo.11..U this-tttbnkal juriapruden~down for you to the essentials, thus: - - -• · On May 29~ one of Gates' deputies slapped a fifteen buck parking ticket on Diedrich's county car while it was parked on a Salt Creek Beach service road. DIEDRICH SCREAMED FOUL in thunderous tones. He alleges that he'd received a complaint from a taxpayer of rubbish and litter strewn on Salt Creek Beach. He drove down there and parked his county Mercury to cbeck out beach trash conditions. Thus he alleges to have been on or. ficial county business and immune from a parking cita· ti on. Sheriff Gates sees the whole tiling differently. Ralph was illegally parked. That's that. He gets a ticket. Thus, like two roaring bulls in a cow pasture, this pair of iron-willed Orange County officials have lowered their heads and charged at each other. The resounding fifteen dollar crash should shake the Laguna Niguel courtroom to its foundations. AS 11lE LEGAL DRAMA opened yesterday, Sheriff Gates didn't show up in court. He sent Assistant Sheriff Raul •Ramos. Diedrich's defense attorney, Dick Dionne, got Ramos to admit that citations given "blatanUy in er· ror" are sometimes "adjusted." This caused Judge John C. Morrison to rule that Sheriff Gates must appear in court and testily today. Judge Morrison must be somewhat baffled by this enormous courtroom confrontation on a fifteen buck park· ing ra p. You see, he doesn't even know the cast of charac· ters. Morrison is a visiting judge, rilling in down here from his regular duties in Humboldt County YOU ALMOST SlJSPECI' the regular jud1es at Laguna Niguel giggled a lot when they flung this legal hot potato to a visiting Judge. Up north in Humboldt county, it is unlikely that a parking ticket would bring two of the county's top officials out to confront each other with all legal guns bluine. No wonder folks from other regions sometimes think Orange County is an odd place. Parents Nix Visits LONDON <AP> -John and Lesley Brown are lett.inl almost no outsiders near their test.tube dllughter, disappotntina friends and neighbors who want to see the world's youngest' celebrity In person. Mrs. Brown, 31, and her truck-driver husband, John, 38, have sold exclusive rights to their story to the Daily Mail, a London tabloid, for about $600,000. Only the Mail's representaUves and me mbers or the fa mily are bein& allowed in to see Louise Joy Brown, who was 15 days old today. ., .... Alloda&ed ..... MlllOUllana JOlntd tbe UliOG'a tu NYolt by overwbelmlnal,y re-Jeetlq a propg1tl to inert .. tbtlt11M01ln• tun. w~ voten In Prlol&NI lD Gtorata. Mleblpn Ud lda.bo plck41d candhlatea for covenor anc1 conareu. Alto hlOlllMlnl 1\telday'a primanes wu • tblrd place fln1ab for a.tty Tarm.aie. fonner wlfe ot U .a. Sen. Herman Talmaqe, In IUatlve at a time when ~ In Mr try for • H,ou.se nomlnaUon. other atates were or11nlslnt , ln Mlchlaan. C.S. Rep. Charles petition drives to seek tax cuta. • Dill• Wal renomlnated ror bis In June. Calilornla voters Ovel'· atlt In Coqrea despite an ln· wbelmln&ly approved PfOPOll· dlctmeat for fraud. lion 13, an amendment to tbe TRI! PaOPO&U. to rat.ae lll.a- sourl 1uolioe tf,XM bf 3 cents 1 ~allon &o 10 cenll... was defeated by a mar1tn of more tban 7 to 1. 1be lncreue bad been proposed ln a. statewide ln· atate oooatltution that alllbed property taxes. Backen ol the Increase bad hooed it would raise about S80 million to improve state roads. Opponenu l&ld it was an at- tempt by bankers and contrac· Jon to ..oblaln more hi«h~ay conatrudion money. vc1"'1 . L: ;,;.;.o MilSOlirl:a..10 incumbent COO• r I c:;;-fll• • .,.,,,. areaamen e&Sl)y won renomJna· lion. including lour who bad no opposition. Licensing Of KJVXT . WASWNGTON <AP> -The Federal Communications Co~ misaiorr limited tbe license re· newal of Los An1eles staUon KNXT·TV to one year Tuesday, a commission spokesman said. Martin LevY said the abort term extension resulted from a July 20 FCC directive to penalize CBS network decep- tion In the broadcastlng of the "Hea"yweigbt Championship of Tennis" series. LnY.-DEPUl!\Ldiffetor ol the FCC'a Broadcast Bureau. said KNXT·TV's license was re- newed until August, l979. "Ordinarily it would have bef.n a three· year renewal," Levy aald. The FCC had announced the next CBS sta\ion up for license renewal would not get a full term as a penaltv for the network's deception in the t~ aeries. •'This was the rll'lt CBS owned and operated station to come up for renewal ... K.NXT·TV was the one." Levy declared. so the district limitation was imPOsed IN ANNOUNCING its lnlf'n· IN GEORGIA, Mrs . Talmadle's two opponenta, state Sena. Virginia Shapard and Peter Banks. will face each other ln a runoff for the DemocraUc · nomination to the 8th District where Rep. John Flynt is retlr· Ing alter 24 yean in office. The winner ol that runoff will have to take on former college professor Newt Gingrich, who lost to F1ynt twice. but won the GOP nomination handily Tues· dav. lf Mrs. Shapard. front-runner in the primary, defeets Banks and then Gingrich. said she would be Georgia'• first female U.S. representative in three _eke.ad~ Incumbent Democrats Sen. Sam Nunn and Georgia Gov. Ge9rge Busbee breezed to easy victories. IN IDABO, Howie Speaker Al· Ian Larsen won out over six Republicans in a race for nomination to c h allenge Democratic Gov. John Evans. Evans. who was unopposed for renomination, stepped up from lieutenant governor 20 months ago when Cecil Andrus became secretary of the interior. -~ ........ PRESIDENT GREETS CAST Of BROADWAY MUSICAL From left. Chartame Woodard, Arm•U• litcQuffn. • Cartel-, Wife Have Night on the Town NEW YORK CAPI -President Carter got a slice of the Big Apple and called it "terrific" after seeing the Broadway musical "Ain't Misbehavin"' and dininc at a nearby steakhouse. Carter bad a night OI') the town Tuesday rollowina an afternoon eeremony here to sign the fedeul aid bill for New York City. He was join.ed by wife Rosal,ynn; Mayor Edward J. Koch and his da1e. Bess Myenon; and Gov. Hugh L. Carey and bis date, Ann Ford Uzielli. A SRCaEt.S~ AGENT uicLtbe..show'&JlUdience...ered_ the president more than the st.age. production and "dudng in· termission he was applauded by everyone.'' Afterwards, the presidential party spent a relaxed two-hour dinner at the United States Steak House In the Time-We BWldine, about three blocks r~m the theater. Ca~ wanted dinner "in a real restaurant with real people," not in a separate party room. said the restaurant'& manager, Peter Aschkenaasy, who set aside a round table for six in Uie center room. CAllTER HAD A CALIFORNIA wine and Mn. Carter, dressed in an elegant. V-necked blatk dress, preferred a New York State vintage. For the main course. the couple had Chateaubriand steak for two and a mixed green salad. The Carters passed up an unusual of. fering on the menu -cream or peanut soup. tion to take such action. the FCC .,.-------... ~~111111111111111111111111111111111111!1!11111111!1!1!!11!!!!!!111!!!!!!!!!!!111!!!'!!!!!1!~111111!!'----------~-~~ said short ·term renewarwoura -t enable it to monitor CBS com· pllance with J ts auurances to the FCC that the deceptive prac· tices will not recur. The commission said Its de· cislon to grant only a abort term license renewal was baaed solely on the net work's deception of the public. T~e case dates to Febnaary 1975. when CBS aired the first of what became a series or four tennis matches between Jimmy Connors and challengers Rod Laver, John Newcombe. Manuel Orantes and Ute Nastase. THE FlaST THREE were played at Caesar's Palace and the fourth at Dorado Beach. Puerto Rico. Connors won all four. The commiaalon said earlier that the second. third and fourth matches aired by CBS ostensibly were for a winner-take-all prize of $250,000. In fact, tbe com· mlaalon said, Connon received "50,000 and Newcombe $250,000 for match two; Connors $500,000 and Orantes $250,000 for match tbrff, and CoD.DON SS00,000 and Nastase Sl.50,000 for match four. ' how's VftUI' ~nose for a liargaini :.· Flooding Hits ~ Paso ~e tum to the Dally Pilot whenever they have something to convert to cash - a used car, sofa, boat, camper, washer or dryer. Hurricane Cora 'No Threat' for Tuo Daya "'Le~ " " .01 u., .. • n ,01 " .. " 1t .. ,. 77 .. t7 10 ••• .. .. as .., tS .. " S2 " .. . .. " s. a 1• .a .. " " ., ,,, es ,, .. .. .. tJ 11 17 ..... .. .. 11 n .ot IO 14 I.ti .. n " ,. ta .. ., .. " , •. oz to n ........ ....., ........... ....,.,...,~ 11'1'!111 .. 11111-,..,, ......... JO. Ill Clll llMOl'a 1 11111 ......... ~---- .. .......,-~ 11,ooldOllDI -... 'RI...,.., '1111 -..... ,,.,.. ... _._,,""' .. -- .. ..... ... ,_.. <.... • .... ~-=== ,....... "--·-· o ......... mnm --· === CMll..,_ El Centro uuAr,_... L.oflll IHCll Ml. WlllOll OfttarlO Palm 59f1"1' Stft~ ~J-Sell\a AMI And, ~pie throu9hout Oranqe <:aunty tum to the ~e s market place -Daily Pilot classified ads -whenever they are looking for tiafgains. On Sahirclays, evelJ~ne turns to DaHy Pilot DIME•A-LINES. ~That's where the biggest l)a~ains -items under $25 - en to be fOUnd. The best place to buy or sell in Orange COunty Is thtt Daily Pilot. • SACUK&NTO <AP> -Democrata, tlalnl tbetr PoliUcal muaci. ln u 9"cUon YMI', lane k1n.d a aepulliUcan aptDd1ns Ua\lt and Mal their' owa plan to the AllemblY l'locw. B~.'• M ~. t.M o.mocnt~ Auembl1 Revenue and J•aUqn eom.m .. apptOwd • COMtilutloeal amendment Tull· ~.,ta.at ..... u. It.Me""'"''"• lDcnaMI to '*""81 lDC!OllMI JNW~. • It 11 almUU to a propMal mad by Edmund Brown Jr. after \'oten a,pproved ~U. u. TllS CO.WI I •• n:DI ADIOllaNBD inAead "' YOUnl on ·• OOP Umlt that RepubUcans said w11 touaher than th• DemOttlUc~ EarUtr, .t.M panel approved a OM-Ume, '800 mJWaa lnt0me ia. cut tUt woalll·Molt tbe mt ta~er credit from m to 1100 • OI' an tdwtul _.from "°to ac>D for a married couple. • '!'bit bW. AB ml by Auembl1man Lawrence KaplJolr. O.San Dleto~ W11MoltotbeAuembl1W1Y1andMeamCo1.DmMIMona u.o vote. IN Ol'8D ACl'ION, A 8ILL BY S&N. Denn1I Carpenter, R· Newport BMcb\ ~at would adJUlt loeome tu bracketl pnually for tnftidOn dlea on a .. t vote, two abort ol tbe maJorit.1 needed for sap iD the II-member committee. Tlie Demoer.trc 1peHiqlltiilt Ta SC 11-w>y Siil. ;ro11n VOTE ON REPUBLICAN SIU. DELA YEO M11mbfrman Wiiie Brown Munchet 8119 of Nuta w.dil.-day, August I , 1878 AP~al Plellged $11 Million NBC Lawsui·t Dismissed SAN FRANCISCO CAP>-Attol'De1 Manin Lewta aald be plus to1 lmmedlately appeal • Jud1e·1 dJsmlual of an au milllon lawautt clalmtna·N. BC's ahowinl of tbe movie .. Barn lnnoceDt" prompted tbe 1'ape <>! a ... year-old lirl. In tlU'OWIDg out the cue, Superior Court Judie Robert Douee I n1led ~ tbat the network t ;::vr.:i of 3re tb~ 1=. sexually &11aulted by three alrls c ment · on a San Frandaco beatb feur 1 He ·noted that be ruled pre. days after tbe tum waa shown on 1 v1oualy that Lewis couJd roCeed naUonal te19Vllioa. with the case only on tbe tuts of Mn. Niemi said the attact I arguing that NBC lntaded to was prompted by tbe TV tum i "incite" a crime by showing the and. uked $1 million In ~ , rape of a young alrl wltb a penaatory damasea and 110 l plumber'• plunger in tbe m• mtlllon in punitive dama1e1 film. ButLewtsdldn'tfollowtbat aialnst NBC and tll local af. ~Un1,besaid. flllate, KRON-TV. "Aa klni u our neck waa on • L E WIS REP 8 E 8 ENT S the block and tbe ue bad to fall, ' V~leria Niemi and her daqbter it'• Just u w.U tbat Lt happened I Olivia, who wu 9 when abe wu today," be said Tuelday. "Tbls \ get.a. ua to the appellate courta_ Garameild, D-Votelwnne lllll. - lt wW IO on tho November state ballat ti tbe Ml AUembty pauea t\ and the Senate approves Aaembly amendments by Aua. 15. even faster." I Nude Bathers.Get Reprieve ...:.irl<h:".te 1~.~'!: ' ceulve authority" ln narrowkla situation long enough,·• said the legal grounds for tbe trial 1 Geor1e T. DeLong, who with a nd prevent\ng Lewis from • fellow supervisor Will Johnson arguing negUcence and reek· BllT SENATE 8EPUBLICAN LEA.DD Geor1e Deulantjlan, clalminl the Garamendi measure wu too weak, lndicated tbat Senate Republicans mlabt try to block it ln favor of a poulble 1880 lnltlatlve. "I 1uapect that we will oppose it," he said, calling lhe measure "a rumnam kind of approach. 1.: A DemocraUc property tax cut blll died on the last nipt of the 19'77 leli&latlve session, in part because Senate Republicans re· fused to vote for it. . -8JNCE ftlE PASSAGE OF PROM>ll110N U, pressure bu lteen building for a limit on state and local sovernment •=· Republicans had been puahlng an amendment by DeulaneJlan, tbe GOP candidate for attorney general, that tied state and local spendini increases to rises in the cost of Uvtni and PoPUlaUOD, a standaro they said was Ugbter than income lfOWth. But that measure, SCA 42, died when tbe committee ad· journed. SANTA ROSA <AP> -Nude sunbathers on the Russian River have a one-week reprieve alter Sonoma County aupervilors de· layed voting on an ordinance to ban all public nudity. Supervisors put off voting on t he ordinance for one week Tuesday to get legal opinionk from tbe aherlff, district at· tomey's office and court person· nel. had complained tbat nudlty, se;1 acts and public defecation were ruining the wholesome at· mosphere. of the resort area about 60 mUea north of San Francisco. Other reaidents contended that nude sunbathing la a healthy ex· perlence and should not be curtailed. They suggested a beaeb be set asidf' for lt. "PEOPLE WHO LIVE along RUSSIAN &WEB residents the river have had an intolerable objected to the delay. lessness. Others on the board ques-Jay Gerber. associate 1eneral tioned whether the proposed or· counsel for NBC. said Dossee's ' dinance abould make violators ruling represented "an extreme-• euilty of a misdemeanor and ly algnlflcant victory. ' subject to jail terms or only "We think that the ruling 1 fines. means tbat unless Incitement Board Chairman Brian Kahn can be shown, suits of this kfnd r noted the state Penal Code will not lie u a matter of law already makes public sex acts ll· agailllt any broadcast media or legal. newspaper," be said. Preservation Expires Plug into ours. colliputer. SACRAMENTO <AP> -For the f ourtb straight year, efforts to stop the bulldozing of prime farm land in California have died in the Leglslat\U'e. Assemblyman Victor Calvo, D· Mountain View, let his bill, AB 1900, expire without a vote Tuesday in the Se nate Natural R esources and WUdWe Committee. He told reporters he was one short of the needed five votes in the nine- member committee, whieh has ap· proved s.imi.lar bills in the past only to eee t.nem dfe in the Senate Finance GDmmittee. ti•••rlelaSlletl SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -B. F. Goodrich Co. bu been accused in federal court or conspiring to fix p~cea of automobile tires for the past six years in violation of antitrust laws. The suit, flied by the Justice Department Tuesday in U.S. District Court, alleges that starting before State Panel Backs Minimum Booz~ Markups SACRAMENTO <AP> -A state Senate committee has voted to im· pose minimum markups for alcohol and end the price-cuttin1 that followed the state Supreme Court's ruling against California's old fair- tr.ade liquor law. By a 7.3 vote Tuesday, the Senate Govermental Organization Commit· tee sent AB 935 by Assemblyman Richard Alatorre, D·Los Angeles, on to the Senate Finance Committee. The Assembly-passed bill, sponsored by the California Retall Liq- uor Dealers AaoclaUon, would re- g\lire beer, wine and hard splrit.s to be sold no cheaper than 6 percent above tbe cost to the retaller. [ __ B_R_I E_Fs_____.) 1972 and continuing to date, Goodrich and others conspired "to fix, r aise, maintain and stabilize prices" on lire sales to the public by the manufacturer and certain indepen· dent retail tire dealers in the West.- €Anlt~t Aere,.ted LOS ANGELS& (AP> -Five locals of the Retail Clerks Union have voted by a 62.4 percent marsia to accept a contract offer by Gemco membership department stores. a union spokesman said. "There'll be no strike," said spokesman Bob McGrath, addln1 that Tuesday's vote puts Into effect a three.year contract retroactive to Ju- ly 3 for non-food department employees at all Gemco awn. ln Southern California. The retail clerks are negotiating a separate contract with major food chains1 including Lucky Stores Inc., whicn runs the food department at Gemco. 7B....a8eflll CHULA VISTA <AP>-Sevenborses have died since Monday at Bradley's Bonita Valley Farm east of Chula Vis- ta from a mysterious ailment believed causedbyatoxinlngrainmlxture. Owner Robert Bradley said five of the animals died Tuesday. He said autopsies are being performed on three bones. One was killed by a veterinarian to free it from suffering. llellC C'ollc...i s • ..,., SAN DIEGO <AP) -The Fair Rent Coalition bas presented the city clerk with petitions bearing 42,500 signatures seeking to place a rent control initiative before the voters ln November. Coalition representative Martln Wagner c:lellvered two gaily wrapped boxes contalnlng the petitions TUes· day to City Clerk Charles Abdelnour, saying, "llere, th.la ls for you." &"' ·~" y ~ ~~ =. -s...-.:.-- 1 ~Ofeleelh1191oot.-~to-8..,.... dilOrdn than from any otMr cauee. Yet av periodic dental care from an oral hellth ., 1peclall1t llke Dr. Rick Schoen can · usually remedY the altultion. Dr. Schoen offers OOl"f'plete famlty dental health • MrYfce. And tor a lot 1 .. thin )'(>ti might t"lnk. It's one appliance that wotit cost you a cent ' l a • t Costa M .~1• lonl known for its vl1Uant ftlht a1aln1t trote.u10nal nUGJty w6Ua1n city Umlta, haa let one aUp by. There ii a touch of humor In that the form r home of the Ch mbel' ot Commeree on Weit 19th Street la now •nown u the "Sufttaline Buildtna" -worldftl quarten (or YOUN lad.Ma wbo strip to the bare euenUala for photo and "rap ee11kinl!' L amuam, is the fact ttlat th city plannlna ~omml alon, fearin1 a potential law enforcement probl m and a n~aUvt lmpact on the downtown area. r· j led a condition I use permit for studio oper1&tors ln pnl. T connni.11ioft 'a 1uspklo0a were al least partially ~e out. Lea than • montll after the studio opened up without permlsslOri, one SUnshlne 1irl wu arrested by t ty undercover liwest.iJators after she allegedly ortered more than w udvertiied. Assist.ant City Attorney Tom Woods office as now processlna lnlormation from city planners ln an effort to get to lhe bottom of t.be situation. As of yet there has been no hnrd·l"OJ'e effort to put covers ornh~on.- There ls no need to go deeplY n10 lhe city's stand against pay nudity. What is at issue is whether thla busi· ness can simPlY ipore city rulings as if they were edicts from the tabled emperor who wore no clothes. Data ~Ian Aground The Newport-Mesa Unified School District's effort to • bolster sagging revenues by establishing a computer data processing corporation has run aground. The district bas filed suit in Orange County Superior Court in an effort to get the county Department of Education to release $200,000 in funds to operate the six-month-old Newport-Mesa Instructional Research Institute (NMJRJ ). Lawyers for the county say they want more information about the workings of NMIRJ, formed by the distric;t to market its computer protr~ms to other school districts-and t01>1ivate-agencies:--.----=--= --= County .Qflicials ..a.re ..QJJ.e.stiQJlina NMIRl's use. oL taxpayer funds to operate a business that can e!f ectively compete with private firms. However, settlement. of "this question may be unnecessary because .the ever-changing news regarding the new age of state school finance may prevent the district from using NMIRI profits. If this holds true the district would be well advised to simply scrap NMIRI and return to the data processing system it used for 10 years. This would cut the anticipated profits but also eliminate the as-yet unanswered questions about the ethics behind the formation of NMIRI. Can't Freeze Forever It appeared to be a workable solution to potential • traffic problems l n a nOHh cltY area Uiar1ras 1>een un<ter a buil~ing freeze {or. nearly six months .. But the plaQ was reJected by the City Council. · City traffic planners have been asked to come up with a new proposal following the council's rejection of an extension of Randolph Avenue north across Baker Street to the intersection of Paularino A venue and Platte Drive. · Engineers have been asked to supply an alternative next month that will satisfy both the council and the protesting property owners who swayed the council to back down Monday night. Meanwhile, the building freeze on the area will continue, potentially for another eight months if the city fails to find a solution. The property owners oppose the road extension and have raised some valid points, just as Mayor Ed McFarland <who s upports the road> is correct in expressing a need for decisive action. The extended building freeze cannot be imposed forever. The city should give top priority to resolving the fate of this area. • Opinions expressed In the space above are those of the Dally Piiot. Other views expresaed on this, page are those of their •uthors and artists. Reader comment is Invited. Address The Dllfly Piiot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321 . Boyd/ AllHeart ByL.M.BOYD That old contention that bankers are heartless doesn't hold up. Take the case of Wendy Westfall, for instance. She was a teller at the First National Bank of Scotia. Lawmen took her by the arm, tbou&b. charging her with embeidement, and the court put ber on probation for two years. The baDk then gave her a rour-year loan to repay the money. All £r0wnups at one time· or another in their lives have had mononucleosis, Or so the med iocos believe. Tb at, they say, is why it rarely al· ructs anybodY over 30. Im· munlly sets in early. Ontt Dear Gloom~ Gus you've bad it. you'll never get it agaln. Researchers say their studies indicate 22 out or every 25 people of Caucasian heritage put on their ri1ht shoe first. Most popular color of con· tact lenses is blue, please note. Q. "AU right, LoQJe, let's aee if you can remember what'type of bullMls thkt J. Eqar ffoo•er back tn 1941 accused of being "the new home of disease, bribery. corruption, crookedness, rape, white slavery, thievery and murder'.·• A. The motels. Q. "Whal was the first na· tion to use tanks tn war?" A. Great Britain. At the Battle of Somme durln1 World War I. Rober1 N. Wted/Publl~r T ....... Keevll/edHOr W9dnwday, August I, 1178 ~rt)M• Kr91blch/Edltorl•• Pett Editor In UMt e"9rteen months ~ •M wu named Oblef lta1tlee, Rel• Sllubetb 81rd bu) beeO 1tucUoutlY: malDM19'lial • low profile. "lfn a,fofnt"'ent by Go~•,._,. Jerry B~a Wlna one of tM mott controvental 1vw mlde to the blah court. •he la 'nll aware of the fact lht muat atand before tbt voten in No~ember. Normally an outapoten ad· vocale of such causes aa women's llb. chll ri1M1. · ener1y con· servaijon, an· tl-nu~lear de· velopment and environ· mental pro· t~ellon her unnatural restraint was evident even before Senator H.L. "Bill" Richardson vowed to spend a million dollars to defeat her at the general election. So her concurrence in a 5 to 2 decision holding that forcible rape and sexual abuse does not itself con.&titute "great bodily in· jury" has been seized upon with great glee by Richardson and others who have been looking for persuasive indictments against Bird to present to the voters. THE RAPE of the young woman named Maria was a particularly vicious and degrad· ing one during wbicb all forms of pervel'Sion were committed at knife point causing untold bodily lnJW'Y'' h• been done. Rlchard1on Unds B\rd's cbaractert1attor> ot. the crime as • 'outra1eous. 1hocktn1 and despicable'' contrMletory to her concurrence ln the declalon wblcb held tbt •1ctlm •s lnJurtes not to b9 "11..Uftcant or 1ubstan- tt1l." He HY• ''Plyeboloalcal harm co leave sears that are -psychol'Qiica~-and~-emo.tional --~,_ ..... ,. trauma BuLhecause the knife-.-~ wounds were superficial and, aside froat the sexual lntruslons. her body -was not damaged, the court refuseo tO fmposetlie stiH prison sentences provided for rapists who injure victims. intensely deeper and more last· Ing than a scar on the body." His view was an echo of the dis· sentlng opinion by Justices WUUam P. Clark. Jr. and Frank K . Richardson who wrote "un· der no reasonable view ot the evidence could the victim's ln· juries in this case be deemed trivialorinsilmiftcant." The ruling. was based upon a state law whtch provides such sentences Cn cases where "great '' H~rA-kiri·.'' Mailbox t Whether it was tier ei1h,t 1 years as a deputy public d~· fender which impelled her syJia.-• pathy to the defendant or sonte • notion of divorcing herself Jrom the role of a champion or women's rights may never be known. But her stated ~aaons ' that the court must follow "leglslative intent .. don't match up with the recent trend of supreme court decislol)s. • IN TIBS CA.SE TBB coutt w4»" only called upon to int~ tJif l1n1uate ol the law which i.( .aj. proper role for tbe court. It is· a : far cry from the actions of the~ court which has, without aiiJ~ pretense of constitutional issUt:l; • been pursulnc the danger<>N course of lec,sl.i!m&.. n w aJI_ completely in opposition toexi!l• ing statutes. : : No better example of this ~ · regard for legislative intent cm be found than in the court's t; vs Yellow Cab decision in lft$ which overturned the statutes o6 contributory negligence in favor of the comparative negligence doctrine. In that case the laws . had stood for 103 years during which the Legislature had re- peatedly reviewed and refused proposals to change them. WHILE violation of a woman may not today be considered the heinous crime It once was when the victim's kin were considered wholly justified in seeking out and killing the rapist, it remains a reprehensible deed and the case before the court involved· ~ rape o(fhe."WorBllCinil~ ~ ~.. ---±=~• Maybe Bird's lack of judicial experience or even her-limited legal experjence will not matt.er: to the voters but it is certain1hat: the "Rape of Maria'' will be a· household term by the time the November election rolls around If Senator Richardson has his way. I Is the Press Overlooking Carter's Sins? ~~Edit~ After all the headlines and stories abotlt Watergate that ap- pea red In your and other newspapers. we now wonder why the press is completely overlooking President Carter's possible violations of national law. We should say that although we bold no brief ror Mr. Nixon's lying about the Watergate af. fa tr. that sort or political party "warfare" has long gone oo. Th• disturbing matter that now concerns us is Jimmy Carter's report of spending for the 1976 campaign. As I'm sure anoet people are aware, In 1976 tor the first time taxpayers picked up all campaign ex· penses, which in theory was to be a turntng. point toward cleaner govemmenL Mr. Carter bu been in the While House for more than a year, but the six-member Federal Election Committee basn 't issued an audit or how be spent the $2U million ln tu funds to 1et there. -about one-poltticai party trying to steal secrets from the other. something tliat has gone on for years. CATHERINE COSG ROVE HALLBERG To the Editor: I have recently become in· volved in the Costa Mesa Con· cerned Citizens Committee CCMCCC) in efforts to stop the converting or a nearby residen- tial apartment into a home for 36 mentally handicapped people. The Daily Pilot and people in favor or this project are doing exactly what they accuse the CMCCC of doing. that. is "over· reacting." FlllST, the July 24 Daily Pilot quotes a 63-year-old lady, charg- ing a CMCCC petitioner of refer· rtng to the mentally ban· dicapped as "funl\y-looklng" people. I was the petitioner who talked with Mn. Gentile and. I can assure you I never used those words; however, the Daily Pilot printed the story on the front pap. Secondly, people in favor of the home are trying to make people opposed to it appear as villaw. · People opposed to it agree the mentally retarded in· divlduals ''have to live somewhere'' Cand so do the tenants presently occupyJng the building>. Myself and others opposed t.o this location have done volun· leer work at facWties for the mentally retarded. We're not op- posed to helping them; we mere- 1 y feel this r esidential neighborhood Is not the place for a facility for the retarded. CHRISTOPHER WYNKOOP 6••Srtellker To the Editor· I read with surprise that I am to be a "spokesman <sic> for the l•Y community" of La1una Beach, according lo tbe crack research ot the Dally Pilot. While I note your reportine some ot the many positive C!On. trlbutlons of the local "cay'' populace, it must be reported that gay people played the mino1 yd: very stgmttc11nt rote in the very broad-based. well· informed efforts to retain·Chief Sparks. The official spokesperson or Laguna's gay minority should have been recognized and his speech reported: That was Alan Robertson, representing the 400-plus members of the Laguna Beach Coalition for Human Right\. ( only rerresenled myself in advocacy o law and justice of, by and for the Laguna residents. JAY MURLEY Peta ..... Adft~ To the E.ditor: We learn through expensive lesson s . I have just learned one that I would like to pass along to fellow union carpenters and others who come under pension funds. 1. Save all check stubs. 2. save all records of hours worked, such as the paper sent out by the state employment office and the vacation fund; 3. check on your pension every three years. After three years, you can throw the records away because they won't change anything. U you don't appeal every three years, you lose your right to ap- peal. You see. the pension fund for the carpenters is controlled by the contractors and tbe'union. It is not t.o the advange of the fUnd to police the contractors, ap· parently; it is certainly not to the advantage ot the contractors to police the contr•ctors, and the union apparently does not. NO REPOST of hours credit· ed is sent out to the carpenters. They can check with thelr local, but It ls sometimes June or July getting to the locals for the pre- vious )'ear and only old men near retirem~ usually check. t have lived in the same house since 1949 and I lost a lot of my records. I couldn't have proved a lot of the years ln the sixties even if I were allowed to. but I was aborted several quarters during that time. Either I.he con· tractor didn't send the money in or the fund recflved the money and cltctn•t credit me with it. The f\lnny thine la lftll accord· iq to ~ local unton record. I , ha4 my time, our accorainc-:'io the record of the fund in Long Beach, I was short. · Tbis is just a free lesson lo carpenters and other peoph! coming under pension funds. Check on your fUDjl. You may be the only one policing them. nilii is a sad story, but true. JIM BOLDING c._,. • ....,, To the Editor: l have recently become awa.-p that the County of Orange is cofi.: templating the construction a massive silt control faciliUes ·ln the San Diego Creek Watersheil .. This action is currently being writt e n Into th e "208" Watershed plan for Newport Up· per Bay and upstream areas. Jt Is interesting that the county and the allied growth industry: through their control of the local "208" planning agency could contemplate spending up to Sl million cA taxpayers' money to subsidize development. . Local environmental groups have been asking that silt be controlled through cost effective source control techniques. These mecb.anisms would not binder growth and would protect the downstream residents and boat owners from paying expensive dredging bills. It Is about time that our supervisors realized that the public is tired of pick· Ing up the cost ol developers mismana1ement. HENRY EAGER .,..,. .,.._ IJpf To the Editor: . I am currently employed with the Ne-wport-Mesa Unified School District as a tustodian and have received my layoff notice effective Aug. 25, 1978. My complaint is not just losing my job. but all remainirut custodial shifts are to change to 11 a .m.·7:30 p.m. <previously 7 a.m.-3:30p.m.). : This leaves no custodian to open the schools or restrooms, clean the drinking fountains, not to anent.ion setting up chairs lA the •l>Pl"OPriate rooms tor earlY. mornin1 activities. Wbo is to de> theae Jobi! 'Jbe prtnclpal? Tbe teachen? Now., I • l aay rehire these custodians: and let them earn the me..W. P•Y they deserve by preservlQf' order and cleanliness for our children. • STEVEN LYND Wtdneedly, Auguat 9, 1978 DAILY PILOT A 7 Physlelaos No Longer Co'.neeal Fbidlngs •1-~0BN DMi' or. •min•: MY' doc· &or believee tn ... .., trw. Ht tel" llM I'm ln tM ••tttah·rtak" cate1ory 'ol havlna c•Dff~ of the br~aet. Tbuefor•. he n11. altlo"° I'm Onlf 3*, I 1~ · aot:beiltate to bav. an1 tat re- cotAmtOdM &o discover " u earbuPllllilble. WUl )IOI& ~ what ''hl&h· "Qt' ~~.10 -111)' ta••! And bow d.,..._ or tffectl•• ta m ammofh:.pby and other teata ... -G ~ ~ DEAR MRS. G.: WhellltT U. \ I /\ I •! potential probltm ma)' be cancer. bttrt dl1e1u, or anythl., elH -tM days •re lont·(~ . .-phy1lclan1 bld tbelr flndinp fJOln paUtntl. To Wp • pau.M dlacover and flaht ••alftlt a Mtioul diseue • •&rl)' .. PoMlble. lt'• lll\JIOI'.· tant Lbal M Ott Ille bteomt a partn• ot ttt. mtdleal leam. On· l)' lD ·u.Aa way cu eanc r of the bftllt, for ...... be foqht lntelU,.ntly aiMI tftff\ively Al I DON'T DOW/our faml· ly hla&oey, Mn. o .. can only 1"4191 wtlM Cl~ of '1bl&h· rlat · · you tall Into. HJ h·ritk I L~W~ DOCTOR IN t9HE HOUSE women may Include those who bavt had cancer In one breut: tboee wic.h a family blatory ot bNaat cancer (ttpeelallY it a mother or litter hu bid the dll· ease> : and by thole whole flnt chUd I• delivered alter ace 30. There are three well·known tuta ln tddWoo to pbyalcal ex· amlnaU., biopsy by needle or excllloi\; mamm ra b xero- UDIES KNEE HI'S 09· ~ --......... ·-Ii'• la 2 '""' .......... &c..fhe. ...... IVI t.11. ' COMfOIT TOP PACI Of 4 • • • • • 1.39 MULTI-COLOR 111111 & POKOIN DESIGN •. TERRY KITCHIN TOWELS VISINE RIDIOPS •:.=ffc Na • ................ crap by and thermo1raphy. The nr1t two are more effective In detectlnf breast nodulta; thermo1raphy remains Un· proven. But remeaiber that abaence of 1tana In theao teltl does NOT exclude the preaenct of cancer. I PRESUME YOUR doctor hu already told Y°'\ how lmpot· tant It I• to pr,Jctice aelf · examination of the breuts. l have mentioned it often. James P. Tracey, M .D .. chairman of the Medical Affain Com mittee In Norwalk, Coan. <and usoclates) pull it well in Connecticut Medicine <May 1911>: "SeU·examlnatlon of tbe breast, f0Uowin1 proper lnstnac· Uon. II the slmpleat. cheapest, leut embarrassinl. earU•t and Hf eat method ol aeteetlon. and dlacovers 90 percent of cancen. U should be practlc.cl by all women. Thia monthly procedure abould be supplement.cl with an annual b1atory al\d physical ex· amlnatloQ. and 'fben indicated, by radlotrapby." *** Self ·treatment ot an aliment will only lose you valuable time. You'll be committing slow s uicide. says Dr St~lnerohn m '\ his booklet. "How To Stop KtJt· Ing Younelt " For .i copy write to him at thlJ newspaper. enclOI'· Ina 50 centa and ~ stamped. sell· addressed enve . Your A Dally Pilot can be Recycled. Co••t= ! • ,,,. oltlclM '9C'/CllnQ t»t"9r fol Coaa Al .... 556-sgst QUALITT LONG LIFE CANDELABRA BULBS ~ ................. c...... ........ """'· UW& ...... &UW,41W ..... ti,.S. ....... WYLER'S ONION SOUP & DIP MIX = ·:t51 ..., .... 1.,..1 , . .. .. ORANGE COUNTY I OBrruARIES I PEOPti ..... ~"u Ml.._• t4.,........." ._.k&11 ~-GI ,,_. ~ .. T--. ..... I. 1'1' _._ • ., ... K•H• County Cets Top Rating _. ................ ._.~11¥ _....., ....... Gil ... ... --........... , .......... ... ,....._. ___ ._.. Financial Boo.t Couhl, Save $56,000 in /merest ~-...... ~."' Ot•r ef ...._ St•. ••~r•I ........................... •..-. n. 1Wt at IN et ~•en• ............ ...,._,.¥ ... ...._ °"'911' •att a.ea. ... • --~~ ..... ...._ ~ ............... Mllllt ... ......... "'~ca. ..... ..................... ~ ....... ~ JOM• a TOlll"e". ru~ ef .......... ca. ....... ....., ... ...... , ................. . Moocb''a lnveston Service baa atven <>ranee Couniy 1ovem- ment l~ top fina.oclal ratin~. a bocMt expected to save the toun· \)' at leaat S:SS,000 l'n Interest tbJ1 yen . The retina wW aUow tbe eoun· ty to borrow about tzO ml.llioll at what ll expeeted to be a ,,15 per- cent rate ot lnter~t. A lower Moody'• rattna would bave meant an Interest charle of· one~er to tbree-eiihtha percept blJlher at a cott about La ....... ca...,,.,,._. ..... .... ,,.....,..,~ ......... Jllll'4• O• I ·Le~C..-.-.,_~ .. La~C.. .............. ......_,_ •• -••••wl tr.ft. C.. Mtl Jellfl .... 19rrtyl _J#, ............... a.. ...... -i.......,..,.., .. ..,...... (.;a. .... ~,,_. ·--..... ~Ill..-.,....._ GI '""-=.:":- ' tr•11f<llll•••11, '"''' e ,..,.. lru'lr•attl...._,....,.,,....r UrUted Way-Cllie/ Serves 2nd Tenn ~14 f . T,_., ti w o--M. Cl ,_.,.,......"""' •....,. • •IAM Mitchel R. Goldber• of Yorba ~ .............. ~-b .D 1 .., _ __...a.ea_..,_.. ll-Linda bas eeo re-e ected ............... 1e1e111111 ,......_.•---------------------chairman ol the Council of Agen-::C~ i~11== ~_._4._, cies of United Way of Ora.nae ""''1"'._. •• .. 111•• •• '"" -rw.-........ County north/south. ~--=~-.._... Named as vice chairpersons NOftMA AelffU GAAHNIL ..,_ ~"' • l!!I T"' C.. ~ •-• 1111 A149M S. "11 ,_.. Mr¥1Ht -e Mid °" ......... , •l .. ....., l.twft ._.,,uary Clwltltl wlU• aev ..,-,Y Mew••• tot IN OWW Uftii. ClwKll tf.......,, 8"cll tiffkl«lftt ...,,,_ ~--... Oii.,. ._,.._, ol C:.C.Meladlf'tcton ......... JA¥1!!S KENNEY. rftldlnl of ~ O.mOf'llt, C.. ~ ._, Of'l A ...... •t 1, 1'71 •I IN..,,_._ Admhwstrel..,. H°'Pll•I. L• Jolla, Ca 9eleved lluibend ot """'"9 Kenney Md f .U- of Mel!MW, LIM. Vtntsw. 01 ..... JeMllff, Hort LY'I encl S.111, brotMr of E•wanl "'-'/. llatl)' Pqelle. WIMltred ~I. SMiie W.btr. Cerol ..... and Ill• rnotlOff •ftd talller .1a .... 1 al\d ltlla K•llftet were Geor1e-Honoltt of the-T 11·-Orao1e County Mutal Health elll!J Assoclation. Brenda Mlller of tbe Girls' Club of North Orange County. Jim de Boom of the Code Names Orange Coasl YMCA. Kay Brown of Newport Beach's Voluntary Action Centett and Al· ten C. Young of the r111lerton From AP Dlapatebes · Boys· Club. The mobster bWlcbed over U.e witness table and told a Senate committee bow be and another ELECl'EDTOTllE council ex· underworld figure used code names. ecutlve committee were Willard "He was George WasbJ.al&oa, I was Abraham Courtney, Harbor Area Boys Uocoln... ctub; Ken Gilbert, North Orange "How did you happen to choose those names?" County Child Guldance•Ceoter: asked Sen. Sam Nunn, D-Ga. Cookie Goris, Children·s Home CHAIRMAN AGAIN Mitchel Goldberg '*RAECTION 01t P•1• 11 of 'I"• Auguet ...... ....,.,,, . ... , ..... .. •d•.,tl••••nt tor • •11121 ttefrt .. rlltor. The OOPJ -......... Thia reffttet.tor dee• ftot Include •• tc.tnew. W. el"*""'Y ,.., ............. SenkH tD be lleid Tlwnde1', A1i9Vs1 10, 1'71 et IQAM at $ill\ Clemet1le Cltutdl ot JeMll ol ........... , Selnts, JIS AVefllde 5ett Glemel\le, 91~ Ge ..... 51,,_ offlcletll\Q. GI' ....... r.ervlcH IPM lllwsde'f at Pacific Vlew*-11t ....... Hewporl9ee(ll, C. II\ llMI • 1'-" IN fell>lty -Id "Patriotism, sir," replied lbe witness. Society; Marven Howard, • American Red Cross; Don Thirty-nine years aft.er be died, lbe memory of Nickerson, United Cerebral swashbuckling actor Doaglu Fairbank.I may be Palsy: Murray Palitz, The kept alive in Rancho Santa Fe. Center; and Ken Williams. Flrst Social Services: Richard T. McMillan. The Alpha Center; M arll Martin. assist.ant director of Laguna Beach Free Clinic; Ella Nixon, Community P artlclpation Council; Carol Radzins, North Orange County YWCA.. Gd Alfred llan....Cleef.._ SalvaUon Annv. Santa Ana. New Clinical Pf9fff ~ Cllftlr1illlltMN .. -· to Ill• V•l•n"• Admh1t1tretlo" Hosp!Ut, nit LA Jolt• '11""9 on .... La Joi .. , CL Clo C-It~ Generel l'!;os1 f1'11fld A<COl#lt • 111. Pec:lfk View MllBMWY ~ 9"c1t dlf'eCtlln- Mcl NTOIH MABEL A. MclNTO!t4, ,.....,.. ot Cnle MeM, Ce P...--•t Ofl A11911U I , 1'71 $11,..,lved b1' lier lllllbafld ~ Mcll\lolll of Costa Mew, ea .• i-tonS e1~ Mclmo.it ot C<nt• Mesa, CL, end Ed Mcll'ltAKll ot P•nllac:, Mlclltoe11. J c1e119111t" Cerolvn P*"5on Of Prncon, Arln>fWI. Lois Wlknwlkl Of RIYertOfl, Wyomll\O end Martlla IC"' of llllnol1. lltrff brolllers Ed AncarMn, Jftw Anderton and ReclwlM Af'lderlOll ell of ICen· tucky, lllrM aksters Calli• Gebberd, Stell• Comb& bGCt1 of Kentlldl'f elld M•• Bloom of Georgia, 12 trelldelllldrel\. F..,.ral urvket wlll 1M llelcl on Fl1dlly, AlllUSI II. 1'11 at ;PM a.ti llroliclwey CMpel wllll Rev. 8oO Perry olflclaelno. lntermtrtt at FelrlleVtfl Mtmol'Nll Pet11, s.nt. AM. Ca Frt.ndl tMY cell at llell 8roedWa1' MortUffy on """"1odell, AUOUSl 10, 1'11 from 10AM IOl:lO P.M. Bell llroedwe11 Mortuer11 dlncton. CHART Ea FLORENCE C. CHARTER, resleleftt of .... _, liNcll, ca. p-awav 9" Au91111 7, 1'11 M H ... Memorl•I Hoscilltl. Sllrfl,.... 1>11 lier ll11MNlnd ~ ..... CbM*.-~Ooaald.. • J O\erter of W-lend Hiii~. Ca • CM• ... E. OW1llr Of o.enotte, Nontl · • Carolina, .,.. Ted It. CMf'9W of O...· • VIile, c;e. MCI 10 refldelll ......... Mrs. Cl\arter lleil ._.. M edM fMmN!' .. tlle "rat Oii'....... Olw<ll et Hunt· ll\gton 9••<11 wlltft lier llt•ltll pennlltlld 1"""'411 may WI '""" t2 llOOfl to tPM on Wldlln4Stt1, Auoust t, 1'11 II Pierce Brolllera Smltll1' Mortuary. W Malt1 SlrMI, H""tfn91on eeacll. F_,.81 Mf"Vi<• will be COft- • ouctec:t on Tllwldlt'f, A.,.Ust 10. tm et IOAM In tlw l'lrst Cllrktlen Cllllrcll of Huntington BHCll wllll Rtv. Or. • Tllomes W. OwrtDn olfkleltng. Inter• • tnel\I Wiii be el l'tlrllt\ltll MefMri411 Park. S.nl• Ane. Ce. Pierce Bro ...... Smlt!IS' Mortl>lf'1'dlredorl. ~. , ,,. .. .. .• ·. . .. .: .,: . •. ;: < ~ ., J .: ~ . ~ . .. . .: r }'~G::t:CQ2':::S::==s!;.wz ' Deatlu Euewhere NEW HAVEN, Conn. <AP> -J'obn Edwin Bakeless, &1, a bistmian and author of nearly 20 books, died Tuelday . IA.L~OM N·•tMOMI &48-2424 eo.taMesa • 873-9450 llLL AOADW/l.. T MOltTUAIY 110 Broadway C.OSta Mesa 642·9150 IM'TMolVIMIU-UMI MOITUAIY WBTCUllP CH/It.NL 427 E. 17th St. CoetaMesa 646-4888 '9Cl•ont•s SMIM'S MOITUAIT 627 Main St. Huntington Beach ~539 llUU • MOllnLUT 976 So. Coast Hwy. Ugunll Beach 49+1635 1133 N. El Camino Real San Oemet1te 492-0100 ......... , CO&.OtlAL ..,._ ... HOMI 7801 Bolsa A~ WntmAnstet 883-3625 The name, Fairbanks Ranch, is being pro-Step House. posed for a ]..240-acre de· Also elected were agency ex· velopment on land ec utiv e directors Deena P'&1rtnmks-once--owned:-( -J E4wal'd.5. ~ai:bor ..Uea.. Gicls-M any Bot l y wood PEOPLE Club; Gloria Just. Catholi~ celebrities stayed in bis , _ Spanish-style guest c I s d hou~~banks installed an eight-acre lake to pro· oup e entence vlde water for bis fruit trees. After he died In 1939. his swimming pool was filled in with dirt. Gov. Roberto de la ~adrld of Baja California In Fraud Scheme is ata · a 20-day tour of the Far East, Including a visit to the People's Republic of China. De la Madrid Is a friend and political confidante of President Jose Lopez Portlllo. There are reports Lopez Portillo plans to visit China in October. At a dinner given in Los Angelea by 200 Cbinese-~es§_!Den. Y,te gov· osuMADa10 ernor said he wants to estabtiSn Enseoada on the ocean's edge of Baja California as a m~ trading port for the Pacific. * A couple accused on arrest of pocketing more than $600.000 con· tributed by investors wbo bought franchises in a worthless self· watering planter scheme bave pleaded guilty to criminal charges in Orange County Superior Court. Judge James 0 . Perez sentenced Donald Eugene Roach, 47, of Reseda, to two years in state prison after the defendant pleaded guilty to charges or con- spiracy. ol a firm that was first known as Xorex in Santa Ana and changed its name to Roxan when it ~Mesa. THE FOUR WERE ac~uSed or soliciting dlstributorships for a self-watering planter that often fell apart before it could even be used for sales promotion. Thomason, only recently ar- rested. will be arraigned Thurs· ·day in Superior Com. Dorsett has so far evaded arrest. Proseeutor Pro~ests County Hijacker Study Ordered Japanae Clau Set A cla8 in baitc conversational Japanese wW be•ln AUf. ~ at the Japan CUitural Auoclatlon. 1811 N. Bulb St .• Santa Ana. Tbe class wW meet from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. fOf' 10 Thunday nJfhta. Enrollment ii limited to 10 etudents. Information can be obtained by caWna 541·7188. . ~ AUCTION • • • AUG. 12, 1978 Liquidation of surplus gold. silver. jewelJJC. coins. diamonds. anti()ues. etc. "Antique jewelry a specialty.·· GIVEN BY: MICHAEL A. GRAHAM & ASSOC., INC. AT: MOVIE WORLD, 6920 Orangethorpe· Buena Park. Ce. "LOOK FOR OUR AD ON FRIDAY IN THIS PAPER" INTSINAl'IONAL MUSICALE AT llACLFf YIU.AGE SHOflPING CENTER U~E ENTD1A,,_,,T COll'nMIOCI& y MOM uroo. ...... ,.,.. .. IATURDAY, AUGUST t2 . NATION ·Art School ~t&Trip .i;_Tb• La1un1 Beach . ocltool ot Art ia lpon50r· ln• • thNe-day photos· tloby field lriJ> Aq. U id k em O>wny, . lnatr\lctor Is Jerry ' Buttbfield. prc(euor of p~olo1r1phy at tb~ L'luaa B•at.h School of Art. TWUon for lb trlp la 135 per penon plu food ~ thehcr. l'\uther in· formaUon may be ob- talllecl by ullln1. ..,., .... Wbltc House pr ss secretary Jody Powell • who normally chain·•mokea ci&arettee, la civtna them ur. but th t doe n t mean he's licked th tobacco hablt He re- turn~d rrom a vacation amok tna ctaan. ............................................. ,,... ... .. • ••• NOMIY IADD MAM We ....... I _. ...................... CASUAL JUNIOR CLOTHING • GIFTS FOR HIM AND HER LARGE SB.ECTION OF Ta>s • AMERICAN OAK ANTIQUES PEWTER * PANTS AND SKIRTS * HOME AND GOURMET ITEMS A NEW DRESS? ... COME SEE OUR "YOUNG EDWARDIANS" Top Fall Faahlona By: •CHEMIN DE FER •J.FRED •CHESTNUTS •H.1.S. •ORGANICALLY GROWN •ARDEE •RAILROAD STATION •CHEEKS •UGO ~'-.J ,(Behind Mari,,.;~e ~are) (In Fazlo·a Shopping Center) r.-. 2630 ., .... ~ .... 112u ..... , ...... w ... d .... ;!J C..'-...:Jmi 714-646-3545 714-ltJ .. 431.. ~ ,.. . o,.,.,...... ,,. ca 2nd Annual CLASSIC CAR SHOW& AUCTION AUGUST 11·12·13 J woi: ~5 )istteJj14ndjowl co~r.;:.oN ANAHEIM, CAUIORNIA 1150 W. Ctmto. A".• Anan.lm, Callf. 82803 • HOtlf ~atlons 714.ne-&eOO AUCTION • SATURDAY a SUNDAY-11:00 A.M. Viewing Friday 3 to 8:SO P.M. -Doors Open 9 A.M. Every Day OVBR 3 MILLION DOLLARS O' Mlu&.OU9 ANTtQU• e&.A ... C & 8"CW. INTEREST CAAi MORB THAN 300 FIN• MOTOR CARS YOU'LL FIND THEM ALL IN THIS FANTAWftc ANNUAL OLD CAR EVl!NT ' Wednesday, August 9, 1978 DAILY PILOT .48 Navy Women Go to Sea WASHINGTON CAP> -Nearly 400 Navy women wtll form • small wave ot the future this fill when they be1ln boardln& vessels as full- Oedaed crew members. Except for nurses on hospital sblpa ln past wara, t.hetlo 16 otncera and 375 enlisted women will be the nrst to serve on ocean1otng Navv shipa. Others wUI follow 8ECENT FEDE&AL couaT AND COD · 1rea1lonal action convinced senlor Navy olflcials they can 10 ahead with their plans In September or October. Tl\1a will mart another sta1e fn the near· ly 10.year-old evolution or women'• role ln the .rmed aervtcea. despite Un1erin1 resistance. by the court cue. whlcb was brought by six Navy women. Anticipating congressional ac\lo!1, Navy of- ficials said they have been training selected enlist- ed women ln seaaoing procedures, firefl&htlna, damage control and othet"ioba. Tlie fint flve ships were picked because they were the easiest and COit the least to modify to ac· commodate women. officials said. The total cost of altering '9 ships to accept women crew members wlll be about $10.3 million over five years, tbey said. The only significant structural cb~es will be in the enlisted sleeping and toilet faeWUes. Of- ficers present no problem, officials said, because they normally live in separate cubicles with private toilets. The arrival of the 311 women officers and aallors aboard five ships will not turn the Navy up- side down. The pace or the lonl•term Women at 1~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;;;:::;;;:::iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii" Sea prosram will be measured and careful. Navv Officials 1aJd The fint aroup. which has been ln tralninl for monUis, will crew a destroyer tender. a submarine tender. two technical ahlpa and a submarine re1cue vessel, THE PLAN IS TO ASSIGN women slowly to 49 non-combat lhiJ>I -about 10 percent of the Navy's total fie«. Full·time service by women aboard fi&btinlf shlpa ls not planned. Th• preMnt targetcalls for s.120enllstedwomen and 210 officers to be at aea by 1984. Navy officials said the program likely wlll be expanded if it works. Since 1970. the Army. Navy. Air Force and Ma rines have opened most of their military specialties to women. except for strictly combat a11ignmenta. All are actively recruiting more women. Navy women have been concentrated chiefly ln clerical and medical aasbmment11. P ENTAGON OFFICIALS -convinceil that women will be increasingly essential as lbe young male population declines -are planning to more than double the present total of about 95,000 enlisted women withln five years. That eoal, over 200,000 women, would represent about 10 percent of the entire U.S. armed forces of rouahlv 2 million. l et it carry you awhile. After alt -turnabout is fair play. Let Dr. Flanz.er show vou how far your dental insurance will carry your dental needs. Who knows -you could get all the way home -free . ..,,..., C4 ... All Af• 1 I 0 642-0112 Dr. Arnold H. Flanzer, DDS 370 L 171t Street Costa Mesa Present goals could be raised. but defense officials reel legal restrictions on the Navy and Air ~!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=====~==~ Force must be overcome if current erowth objec· lives are to be worthwhile. The Army is under no congressional curbs on where women soldiers may serve and is credited with making I.he most extensive role chanaes. 4 a ~c ENTL r. 1 n E R i; w..tv E-tJe en--r......-a _ .... ,~"""'"' - moves toward dilehing limitations on Navy and Air Force authority to use women -the Navy at sea and the Air Force ln combat planes. U'.S. District Judge John J. Slrlca, on July 27. ruled against a 30-year·old law that says women may serve only on hospital ships and transports. none of which are In active service. Since then, Congress has virtually completed passage of legislation, which Navy lawyers say will square with the Sirica decision. The legislation would permit assigning women full-time to non-combat ships and for limited periods on fighting ships In peacetime. THE NA VY P ROPOSED this legislation last winter. Its officials insist their bill was not prompted Catktte-O~Rama Pennit Approved County auperviaors have granted the Girl Scout Council or Orange County an overnight use permit to hold its fourth annual Cadette·O·Rama at Laguna Niguel Regional Parle Oct. 13·1S. The board action ls an exception to the normal park policy of no overnight use of the-park. The Laguna Niguel Regional Park Is a day-use facility, but the Scouts asked for consideration to open the park for their three-day camping and skill activity, said Fifth District Supervisor Thomas Ril1\y. The overnight event will require additional security and park personnel and the cost wlll be borne through parkina and admittance fees during the event, and from county Harbors. Beaches and Parksrunds OCC Cuts Back Library Hours Orange Coast College's library will be closed Aug. 12-Sept. 4 and on weekends this fall. The library, which was previously open Saturdays and Sundays. will be open from 7:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays and 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Fridays. OCC officials said staff outbacks have necessitated the reduced hours. 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D°"fln' Slate All 0-• llAK 11'11 Ton191't SMO'-ML.osAftotlff 1 2Sp m. ~nclrf G5-1 al Los MgelK 1 2S p.m. Fr& GtefttJllt l.«A191ft 7:1' p.m Garvey earned extra welgbt for his words by hitting two homers in a 3·2 Los Angeles victory over San Diego Tuesday night. "I can't say enough about our pitching," said Garvey. who pro- pelled both home runs off losing pitcher Gaylord Perry to ac- count for all the Dodgers' scor- ing. "WE HA VE THE best staff in baseball. We have proven it the last four or five years. I love playing behind those guys ... Garvey said. fourth consecutive complete ' game kept Los Angeles two ' games behind leader San Fran· ~ clsco in the National League • West. The Dodgers also moved I within one-half game of second place Cincinnati. In their last fi ve ~ames, Dodger pitchers have given up just three earned runs, and since ~ the All-star break the club's starr ERA is just 1.61 Sutton, 12·9, with eight vie· • tories in his last H deeisiQnli, ' feels Los An~les' pitching is the A best in the National League top to bottom. ••BVT IN ALL fairness to the people in San Francisco. their first four starters and their first two relievers are better than ours. I've said that all along," Sutton added. . ·'They have an outstanding staff. Fortunately for us we have five starters and that can make a big difference the final month or the season ... Sutton said. Doug Rau. 10-7, will attempt ' ~ l SAN DIEGO THIRD BASEMAN OERREL THOMAS BOBBLES A GROUND BALL FOR AN ERROR AT LOS ANGELES Tu~SDA~ ·Hartzell Bot The Dodgers' rourth straight victory and the pitching staff's to complete a sweep by the Dodgers in the finale of the ' three-game series tonight when he opposes the Padres' Eric Ras mussen, 10·8. Then the Dodgers and Giants will have anothe r chance to compare pitching staffs when San Ftan'- cisco comes to Dodger stadium ror-a.£0ur~~~ies. [:--Wi~ -R~«U!k.~ ,--A Night t~ 7lelax I From AP Dispatches the fo urth inning on a single by f . OAKLAND-Paul Hartzell Mitchell Page. a two-base error <And the California Angels have by ~irst baseman Don Baylo.r .on ull d ay to savor this one. a pickoff throw. and a sacrifice Enjoying a r are day off in the fly by Dave Revering. middle of the Oakland series The A's collected 10 hits off b e cause of a rule whic h Hartzell. but he was tough with I stipulates you can't play longer ru!lners on base. "I n:i ade I.AP my than 19 days without a rest. m and they wouldn t ~et any Hartzell and his t~ammates are other runs after the first one. relaxing tonight after their hard· The way we have been aoing. we f earned victory Tuesday. can't seem to score more than r The Angels will be right back one or two ourselves." . into the lhick of th.e pennant TH& ANGEl.SGU'Lhelp from .-ttte A's to score twice in the 1l11grk Slair seventh inning and win. Joe TIMl"'I IClle ThuncNy Callfor .. 1a e4 O.ltl-1 U p m. Friday C.lllclfnla at Seat lie 1·» pm l AllG;-m"• ICMl'CClltl • Rudi and' Carney Lansford singled to put runners on rirst and second with one out. r ace though Thursday as they'll wind up their series with Oakland before going to Seattle. J ' For h ard -luc k pitc h e r H a rtzell. the season finally seems to be turning around. i HE COMBINED WITH reli ef t ace Dave La Roche as the Angels t d efeated the Oakland A's 2·1 at the Coliseum. "I seem lo be pitching in the games where we have trouble r scoring runs," Har tzell said. i "This time. we got just enough." &· Xhe only run Hartzell allowed t was unearned. The A's scored in I ! Vachon Signs r . 1 , With Detroit D ETROlT UP ) -R ogie Vachon, seven-year veteran ~ goaltender or the Los Angeles • Kings, has signed a multi-year contract with the Detroit Red Wings, the team a nnounced Tuesd ay. Terms of the agreement were not disclosed. Vachon, 32. joined the Na· Uonal Hockey League an 1971 after winning a place on the Vezina Trolihy with the Mon· I treal Cana lens. ~ Dave Chalk frOUnded to third baseman Taylor Duncan. who fumbled the ball which shortstop Mario Guerrero retrieved and threw wild to second base while Rudi scored. Bobby Grich then singled to load the bases and Bob Lacey replaced Dave Heaverlo as the Oakland pitcher. Lacey got Ken Landreaux on a pop-up, but then walked Merv Rettenmund to force in what proved to be the winning run. THE A'S CRUISED through the first four innings with rookie John Henry Johnson worlting on a one-h itter. He suffer ed a strained left s houlder while pitching to Grich in the fifth in· ning a nd was r eplaced by Heaverlo. The A's had a chance to pull the game out when they loaded the bases in the eighth. Pinch· hitter J eff Newman singled and De ll Alston ~lso singled with one out. LaRoche r eplaced Hartzell and got J oe Wallis on a called third strike but walked Page to load the buses. Revering flied to center to end the inning. "Page is their hottest hitter. and I wasn't going to give him a good pitch to h it." said LaRoche. who retired the A's In order in the ninth to pick up his 17th save. See ANGELS, Page B3 ,.,. .. ...,.. .. GARVEY IDT HIS 15th homer 1 or the season in the second in· ning, but the Padres came up with two unearned runs in the · fourth to take a 2-1 lead. An error by left fielder Lee Lacy. a two-out double by Rick ··i Sweet. and a single by F.ernando Gonzalez. produced the two San Diego runs.· Garvey then hit a two-run 1 homer In the fourth inning and ~ Sutton restricted the Padres to ~ three hits the fina l five innings. '.. .. Pitching has be"n the key for us:· said Garvey. , LOS AMG&LU \ SAN ocaoo ••rltW ~ ••r11-. •000 •000 ~ .... 2 0 1100 4000 0000 • 0 1 0 ~ 11 ' l 0 I I ID 0 0 1000 '0 0 0 0 00 0 1 0 0 0 L-$1b RuuallH R.Smll.11 r1 C.ylb Garvey lb U<ylf O.Ballff'lf Moftday er Fa1'9.-~ Sut•P • 0 ' 0 .. l • 0 3 0 f • 0 0 0 i • ' '0 -'l' • 1 , 3 3000 0 0 0 0 I JOOO J 0 1 0 JOOO Totel1 » 1 • 7 Tolals n 3 I l San 01990 000 200 000-1 LM Al19el• 010 200 OO!c-J E -Rus~I. Lacy. O.Tl'lon'IH, Tenace. LOB- S... Ole90 I, Los A191es s. 28-Sweet '· Ru-II. HA-Gervey 1 l l•I 58-Tur""r Perrv IL. IMI $1itrley Flll<J•<s I~ H R ER II SO SAN DIEGO • } l 3 0 2 1~ J 0 0 0 ) I I 0 0 0 0 (I LOS ANGELES t.~ THE SURF'S JOE CLARKE (20) GRABS THE JERSEY OF THE SOCKERS' JEAN WILLRICH. Sutlon lW, 17.9) 9 • 1 0 1 S ~· WP-Perry T-2 31 A-0 ,SIS. Fluke Rebound Dunks Surf, 2 ·I . . By HOWARD L. HANDY Of tM Oellv ,.llet Steff SAN DIEGO -Walker McCall scored a pair of goals and the San Diego Sockers put an end to the California Surf season Tues· day mght in a North American Soccer League American Con· fercnce first-round playoff game at San Diego Stadium. A crowd of 6.238 sat iii on the 2-1. come-from-behind Sockers victor y In a tense struggle that saw both sides playing some of the best soccer of the season. "OUR GAME PLAN was to keep it tight.'· Coach John Sewell of the Surr said following the loss. "We got in front and then they got a lucky goal to leave the field tied at halftime. "They put a lot of pressure on us when they scored the second time but it still looked like we had a great advantage with Gary Allison in tM!ir goal. "With a 2·1 le-ad. they didn't have to take too many chances and we were hitting some bad shots In the second half." THE SURF SCORED first on an unassisted goal by Wolfgang Suhnholz at 3:30 of the first half. San Diego had tried three shots in the first three minutes of play and appeared to have control of the offensive side or the game. Bul th e s uddenness of Suhnholz's goal rrom the cente r of the penalty area turned the tide momentarily in favor or the Surf. The Ane he im-b ased Surr might have left the field at in· termission with a one-nil lead. the score predicted for victory by Sewell before the m atch, ex- cept ror a Ouke rebound tlRlt McCall put in the net. AN,A1TEMPT AT a gQal from the side hit the goal post and re· bounded in front of the cage where McCall was standing and he put It in for the score. This one came at 30:31 wtlh Jan Van Der Veen and Derek Smethurst getting credit for assists. The winning scor e came at 4: 52 or the second half when McCall took a pass rrom Jean Willrich and put the ball in the opposite corner away from Suri ' goa lkeeper John J ackson. 'I Smethurst also had an assist on ;J this on~. i The Surf appeared to have an 1 edge going into tht. second half 'f when goalie Al an Mayer of San I Diego was replaced in the net because ot a m11Cl concussion suffered in a fi rst-half collision with Steve David of the Surf. HIS REPLACEittENT, Gary Allison, hadn't played a minute during the regular season but See SURF, Page BZ \ ' . ' { \ ~ j 1 Rmns Never Win Big One· I 1 Too Many Hollyu:ood Stan in Camp t "I th1nk all the back-biting and lying and com-1 plainlnc have Just got to stop. George Allen knows what he's dolng. t consider him ooe ot the best coaches In the league. '. .. If this team doesn't come Log ether. we Wot\ 't , even win our division. I'm sure George Allen t would be blnmed, but that would be wrong. It's the ' players who would be at fault . .. THE PIA YERS ARE JUST going to have to 1 forget Chuck Knox and his system. He's in Buf· • rato. And George Allen is here. And we're all going to have to don Georae AlJen'a wa.y.'' · Allen was hired last winter to succeed Chuck Knox as the Rams' coach. Knox, who guided Los An1eles to flve NFC Western Division cham· plonshtps Jn succession, left to become coach of the i Burrato Bills. 1 •· 1 know a lot of plafert are aotni to read this 'f and 1et upeet wllh me,' satd Youna. "But l don't f care l'mJU1t1peaklnttbetruth.'' The Ranu be1an their preseason by dropping a 14. 7 decl1lon to the New En1land Patriots last Saturdcnl•h.t. It had been reported that Youna dldil't a,y because be dldn't practice laat week, but Al Hid llitonday that YOW\I didn't play because d •pulled tea muscle. ••J can lbOW you the trainer's report,•• 1ild the Los Ancel• coach. "Charle bad a pull. I. don't want to UeaUI tomelbln1 lhat Isn't there." r : .. tF D~LY PILOT -ir~rt!n F ...... . O r a n t es S urviv e s A .:,; Net S late Mixu p I ' ( o .INDIANAPOLIS A wron1 'mlmber and the appar"nt humor i:lf the person on the other end most COit dcfendina champion anuel Orant.. Illa first-round ~teb ln tho 6lth \J.S. Open ~J•Y Courts tnnls tbam ~ahlpe Tuflllday : , Orant-. • three·Ume cbam-.. ~n. waa scheduled to play ·~lmer NCAA champion Billy ~rtln at 11 a.m However. be dkln't ahow up at Ute Indianapolis , k.ttcquet Club until 11 u . causina Murtln todemand a forfeit Orantes said he c•lled thf' lt•lephone number ant'luded m the plQer·a packets for hia play- In& llme. ldenWied bimselt and was told he was plalin1 at 9. 15 j w·:he telephone number bad one A5ft wrons and the pel'$oo on the other end WU fivinl pJ~ fi cH\aous limes ~ause be was .,ctier annoyed or dldn 't realize ~at he was dolq. Martin was J>•tter about the decision that ~..and the match played late Jpesday afternoon. ; ''I showed up at 9:30 a.m. teady to play one man, warmed ,' .iH> to play a different auy ,and then ftclal1. It wu docldod to reecbedulo the match lato Tu•· day M artln had been warmlna up to play ..W.Utute TonJ Graham when Orantel a~&Nd at tM court about U mlnutu lato "I lhouCbt I 'd come auoaa ever)'\blna tn tennis," tourna· ment directcr Stan Mallou eald. .. But lbll ll 10met.btn1 elae. Howard$ehoent1eld of Laauna Beach defeated Ertc Debllclr.er of Funee, M. 1-2, 1-2 ln a nm· round match DUBUN, Ohio -Bob Lutz ol San Clemente defeated Colin Dibley, 6-4, 6-3, and 19-year-old Van Winltlky of Plor1da u~ Raul Ramirel. U, 1-6, 6-4. in .ll~tQnd·round ela~ of a pro· feuional tennis tournament here 'Fvelday .. Other result.a: Arthur Ashe coasted over Larry Gottfried 8-2, 6-2: Tom Gulllkson stopped Bob GUtinan S.l, 6-3; Ttm t1ullikscJ1 downed John ·Marks 6-:. 7-6 ; Terry Rocavert wo:t over Llto Alvarez 6-7. 6-4 b·'.: fvan Molina wblpp~ haul Kronk 6-1. 6·1: TENNIS I BICYQLING I VOLLEYBALL ,. ............. • •J was told I was going to play .Orantes. It was sort of like ff!lUsicalopponenLs," said Martil'l. . , After more than an hour of in· .yestigation. a telephone.: c:aJl to ,Mfrclals or the Association of .l'ennis Orficlals and lengthy db· .1;ussions amorul tournament of. Rob1:. Drysdale beat Marcelo Lara 6-4, 6-3; Tim Garcla out· lasted Cliff Letcher 6·2, 4·6, 6-4; and Eliot Tellscher defeated Ray Moore 6-3, ~3. DEFENDING CHAMP MANUEL ORANTES RETURNS A SHOT TO BILLY MARTIN IN U.S. CLAY COURT PLAY IN INOIANAPOLIS. ' .. * Wilkes, C11rtis Reunited &Bruiml Ride in Charity Cycle Race • Basketball pro Jamaal Wilkes ~ of the Los Angeles Laken and will· include such well-known cyclists as former Olympian and eighl·lime national champion Ron Skarin of Van Nuys. Assemblyman Ron Cordova and former Iodependent party pres. 1de ntial candidate John Schmitz, as well as Huntington Beach Mayor Ron Shenkman und Fountain Valley Mayor Marvin Adler. ,, S1mshine Aids '' ''·Afflicted Kids . :~'--The Calitomia Su.nshine, Costa ~ mesa's professional soccer .;. t'eam, will play host to 200"young 1 "Victim s or muscular dystrophy 1 ;Jt the team ·s match Friday ., ttighl at Orange Coast College. Iii. Team officials, saying the H Sunshine is the first professional sports team to become active in •"'the fight against this crippling .,,,disease. will donate $1 to !• 'lnuscular dystrophy research (or each ticket sold. ' 11 'Team members signed auto- • ~raphs and solicited funds for '•'research last weekend at South Coast Plaza shopping center . • 1·1iPtayers will also be taking part .. ;1.1· m the annual telethon on KTTV :.:~hannel 11. • Friday's match a1ainst the \Jlhem California Luers, a orrance-based team, starts at 30 p.m. at LeBard Stadium on e OCC campua. Ex·BRU1N STARS JAMAAL WILKES (LEFT), TOMMY CURTIS. RJvala In Upcoming Tuatln B lcycle Race for Charity. Improve Your Appearance -Hair TranaplMtat Ion & Colmetlc Surgery Can Improve Your Appearance Our Cosmetic Surgery Center urideratanda your needs. If you are a men or woman who desires to Improve 1our appeerance, we offer free private con1ultatlon which explain• the surgery and anesthesia for face and eyetia 11ra1 0teast entargement and reduction, modification of your noae, chin and body contours, chemical I, tear reaucllon, hair tranN>lants, scalp reduction for hair 1011 and other cosmetic procedures. Learn why IO many "•.,. -.Cted our facitltlea and Board Certified/Qualified Surgeona. Compare our facllltlea and ser· v.cea with .,,,. orner anywhere. Tommy Curtis. commlsaioner of the John Wooden Youth Basket· ball League. will head the roster of cyclists competing Sunday in the Second Annual Dog Days Criterium in Tustin. The former UCLA Bruin team· mates have been slated to ride in Dog Days' special Celebrity Race. one event In a full dar. of community and Olympic caliber bicycling to benefit the Santa Ana-Tustin Community Hospital and the new SATCH bum clinic. The Criterium, sl)onsored by Beverly Hills Federal Savings & Loan in cooperation with the Orange County Wheelmen, the Mt. Baldy-Velo Orange Bicycle Club ~nd K-ORANGE Radio, -will be held on a one-mil~closed course at the Irvine Industrial Complex. just o rr Myford A venue in Tustin. SECTIONAL CLASSIC com· petition for USC F licensed riders will begin al 7 a .m . and Also competing will be former national champion Jim Meyers of Costa Mesa. Families can join in the after· noon's amateur races. according lo Jean Stephenson. branch manager for sponsor Beverly Hills Federal's Tustin office. Community competition· 1s planned for all ages -from toLs on tricycles to senior citizens on ten-speeds. SPECIAL EVENTS scheduled between noon and 1 p.m . include a doctors' ride for SATCH physi- cians and Ute celebrity race. Joining athletes Wilkes and Curt-H> in. the celebrity competi- t 1 o n will be former Dodger catcher Jim Campanis, U.S. Congressman Robert Badham and Orange County Sheriff Brad Gates. Other celebrity contestants are stale senatorial opponents. THE CITY OF TUSTIN will be represented by cyclists Stephen ··speed " Schuster, mayor pro tem, and Uraula Kennedy, Tustin ctty councilwoman. Special guest of the day will be Mrs. "Dogie" Devine of Newport Beach, widow of the late actor and comedian Andy Devine. All proceeds from the Sl entry fees for the race, plus donations collecteCf for commemorative · Dog Days t·shirts, will go to FUNl>SY, the-non-proflt~r ganazation heading tbe Santa Ana-Tustin hospital's burn unit fund . Stars Toppled Registration for the 1978 Dog Days Criteriwn is being beid at Lh.e Beverly Hills Federal Sav· ings office at 18351 Irvine Blvd. in Tustin. More information is available by calling Kerry Ab- bott at 832-3570. Deep Sea Report DENVER-The Orange Coun- ty Stars continue to have their share of problems on the road. Comets. Trailing 11-10. they ed th t th · ts t NaWPOttT IM'I) _,._..,..,!Slier.._..., scor e nex ree po in · o .... 2 bofllto, 111a1111ut, ., rocir. coc1. 10ewe,-1J -"' win the game 13·11. •"OIH'S: • i.rrecud.I, • t1on11o. 1ssUlftd llMs. a The SCOl'eS or the final two Y•ll-t.u.u .. miut. ,.rod<cod,M---... After winning the first game easily from the Denver Comets Tuesday, the Stars saw the Comets rally from behind lo win the second and then coast to a 3·1 victory in International Volleyball Assn. play. DANA WHAaP' -1'9 8nQNn: 305 UftCI .... ? games were 12·9, 12-8. berrecuCle, 117 bonito, 13 roe .. tOd, 1,002 With only six league games ITMKhf'•I. left for the Stars < 18-12 >, lbe Joss ..J•!!:c~, -..:: :"'~ ':a ~i a Im o st math em at i c a 11 y .,.11-ten . ..,... -., ....,.., s ~ uo eliminates them from tbe top in bonito, lS uncl Mu. l!S rnect .. Hl, IS INllMlllL th Western Divis! th .1 LOlltO allAQt ,....._. Plwl -41 ......,.., 12 e on as ey traa 11errecue1e. 1 "81111ut, "' u11<0 ...... 411 league-leading Santa Barbara by INK..,..,_ •caii.w• ...,.1 -" ..,...,.., "' The comeback in the second game seemed to spark the c:•... .,.,.,.~. t 111111111o, m ce11eo...., 2 .... ...., of"n • J ltltllllut. 2t roca C:.CS, • rnKUf'et. Baseball Standings "GAS SAVERS" MERCURY ZEPHYR · AT YIAI •• DISCOUMl'I +PLUS + A•adlflll ll•tlil BIKE Wiit...,,. t I AMERICAN LEAGUE Wes& Dlvldon Kansas City Angela Oakland Texas Minneaota Chicago Seattle W L Pd. GB 61 48 .560 62 53 .539 2 60 5.5 .522 4 53 56 .486 8 47 63 .4Z1 14~ 46 64 .418 15'h 41 73 .360 22'h East Dlvlllon Boston Mllwaukee New York Detroit Baltimore Cleveland Toronto 70 40 .636 61 47 .565 8 62 49 .559 8~ / 60 50 .545 10 60 51 .541 10~ 51 SI .488 l8"4l 42 69 .37a 28~ 'hllMlllf'• latw ...-a.a.i.cs• ....... '· Oewl..cl 1 T-IOS.BelU-) .._..,.,. .. Ml...,.... 0 Teu:st, OMrelt 4 Ml---10,~2 1(-Qty 10. Olk.eeo 4 ,.....,..._. C._..., IWlw•W) et....._ CLM 1•11. n I(_ Qty ltMf'd._.w OW• .. 11 et._..,_.. IM<OntiDr ,, ..... OllQ9t ISloM .. 71 Ill T ..... I,,..._ M l. ft MllWlllkM lloreflMft IHI •• New Yon IP'te-f'N tMI, ft Teua CJIMIM i.n .. o.tNl!t CYNlll).11. 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M l AllMte C.._ NI et OftdflNtt CMllllllllW ""' YDl'll (._,. 6-Sl et Meltlr'MI I~ IMl,ft Pflfl..._,. fKA191 Ml et St. t..oMlt f~ ,.121. n Ora~ County'a Oldest Uncoln·Mercury Deafef'lhlp • Dozens To Choose From • Bike With Every Zeph~r ' i. - TENNIS I BASEBALL I SWIMMING A C•paule Report From the Wottd of 8"rta Parents File 81 Million Suit Against Chicago Cubs, ABC From AP Otspatdlu CHlCAGO -The paronl• of a boy who UM)' uld tearnfd be bod terminal cancer whU watehlna a Chlca10- CUbl baacbaU aame m~ a a1 million dam••e 1ult Tues· day lllaln.,. the tum and the American Broadcutlnt Co. The Circuit Court suit also na med ABC aport.leHter Keith J ckaon and Buck Peden ol tbe Cuba' publicity atalf. Dwtiht L and Mary Crull or Calumet Cl\1, JU .• claimed In the ault that they sWJ 1utfer "extreme tmo- tlonal distress" because Jacbon an· nounced dur1nJ a nationally televlHd Cub~ Pirates game on Aul a. tm, tbJt their 12-yeor-Old son was dylna ol bone cancer. The boy, Scott, dled two weekl later The su1t said the parents never had told the boy of the nature of hil IUneu or lllal be w~s d)'ina. A friend or the Crulls had caned Peden and ask~ It Cub outfielder Bob- u1TM by M urcer could call Scott to cheer him up, the suit said, adding \hat Murcer called from Pittsburgh and promised ScoU he'd try to hit a home run for him. The bedridden Scotl was an avid baseball fan who "idollzed" ~1urcer The suit said the Cubs' front offiee staff Informed Jackson of Murcer's talk with Scott in a note that also mentioned that the boy was dying. The suit claims that Peden told the family friend that the nature and the seriousness of the Illness would not be disclosed. Jackson said over the air that Murcer had bit a homer for Scott and mentioned that the boy was dying or cancer. When he heard this, Scott "suffered great mental anguish, shock and depression and was unable to sleep," the suit said. He then was given sedatives. The suit charged that the defendants' "willful, wanton and reckless" acts caused &ott's parents emotional dis· tress. Mrs. Crull is under a doctor's care and Cru.ll was unable to work for several days because of being upset, the suit. stated. AfR.-..ed StlU No. J SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. -It took the final 100 yards before Affirmed sensed victory.· That was all he needed. Harbor View Farm's 1978 Tri- ple Crown winner. guided by Steve Cauthen, trailed pace- setter Sensitive Prince, ridden by Jacinto Vasquez, by nine lengths in the backstretch, seven lengths at the three eighths pole and finally by two at the turn for home. With Sensitive Prince tiring. Affirmed, making his first start since the Belmont Stakes, finally passed the Al· len J erkens trained colt in the final strides to post a half. length triumph in the Jim Dandy Stakes at Saratota. Affirmed, under 128 pounds, was timed In 1:47 4-S, a stakes record for the ll;ii-mile race. ,.------.;a_..,.,t~ of the D09 The New Jersey-based Cosmos. defending champions with a 24 -6 record this year, are less than enamored with the idea or opening the NASL playoffs with a single-103-elimination game~ Cosmos captain Werner Rotb asks : ''Is this justice?" Then adds: "Not if we lose, it Isn't. But 1( I spent my lime contemplating all the injustices m the NASL, I wouldn't have time for anything "lse " Tr11'ia 1. What Is the largest S<'Ore ever racked up by a col· legiate football team? 2. Name the ' college football teams which were un- beaten and unscored upon in 1938 and 1939 prior to coming to the Rose Bowl And what happened at the Rose Bowl? Ebetcllere 111 Sporta. •• FOOTBALL -Willie McGee, who was an important part of the San Francisco 49ers' passing game before breaking a leg two years ago, has been waived by the NFL team ... Linebacker John Barefield, the St. Louis Cardinals' second-round draft choice, has agreed to terms and will report to training camp . . . The 49ers a lso • waived Tony Cline, whom they picked up on waivers prior to the 1976 season from the Oakland Raiders ... Former Heis m an Trophy winner Johnny Rodgers, hobbled for much or his brief career with the San Diego Chargers, said that if he had to play today or be fired, ''I'd have to be fired" ... The Los Angeles Rams have put Sonny w1LUEMCOH Collins (running back>. Alan CaJdwelJ <defensive back) Bob Pfister (tackle), Ray Lolla (tight end), Mlke Roblnaon I receiver >. Barry Caudill reenter> and Terry Joyce <punter> on wm vers. · BASEBALL -Darrell Evans broke a 1-1 tie with a two-run single in the third iMing and made two outstand· ing plays at third bast! as the San Francisco Giants beat the Houston Astros 3·2 . . . Clint Hurdle collected four bits and U.L Waahlngt.on, Pete LaCock and Al Cowens each had three, leading an 18-hlt attack and helping the Kansas City Royals rout the Chicago While Sox lM . . . Wilde Randolph and Lou Plnlella drove in sixth-inning runs, snapping Mlke Caldwell's scoreless streak against New York at 251h innings and sending the Yankees to a 3--0 victory. over the Milwaukee Brewers. BASKETBALL -Coach Billy Ca.nningbam of the Philadelphia 76ers arrived ln Portland today as negotia· lions continue on the future or Bill Walton and what the Portland Trailblazers will get in a trade for him. The Golden State Warriors talked to Walton Tuesday. OTHER SPORTS -Grambling State University has- been placed on a one-year probation for violating· NCAA regulations in Its football and basketball programs .•. Cbarles McDermott, 64, an employee at Los Alamitos Race Course ror the past six years, died early Tuesday morning of an apparent asthma attack ln bis home ln Sherman Oaks. He was director ol special events at Loi Alamitos at the time of bis death. <llllf Abel, one of the nation's most successful coaches in NCAA Divlslon 11 track and field competition for the put slx seasons at Nortbricfie State, was named Lons Beach State track and cross Countr>' coacb • . . Mart a.- of New Jersey conUnues to lead the Profwlonal Bowlen Assn. atand1np with earnlnp of $103,000 ••t1i.,r~ RADIO: Baseball -Tcml&ht -San Dle10 at Dod1en. 7:JO p.m .. KABC (790). Hone Racina -Del Mar Feature .. Bact. 5:8S p.m .• KIEV (870>. Prep Football -San FemJm· do Valley CJty vs. CIF All·star 1ame at Pierce Collete, 7:30_p.m. KGIL CJJGO). TELSVJSION -No event.a stbeduled. w.di191dey, Auguat 9, 19'78 1 DAILY PILOT ·U p...., P.,,e 81 .. ANGELS ••• CA&.l ...... A .. , ... 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The society setting was to publicize the $100.000 World Open Pocket Billiards championships which start Sunday in New York. Also competing will be 19·year-old Jean Balukas, the women's champion. Eillfllll ,~.,._ Roelle! IUllMml ,._ .. , • .• 0, S IO; llakert ear IMylHI 4.00. J ,40, HOl'f'moll• ICercloUl UO. U l!llKla If.SI pe;o $66.00. Nintll rec:e-·9'-er-Flesll lf'ltmwl uo. 3.20. 2.IO; NII~• ~. IH .. o u•. 2 to; 0. Men Go I 8anll.SI UO. S5 Euc:te 14-JI t*d $41.00 AlllllclallC_,,.54, E'ro..PageBJ SURF •.• had five saves during the second half. Is Sewell satisfied with the past season and what changes will he make for next year? "You're never satisfied and I felt we s hould have done better this year." he said. "We have a lot or work lo do and I will be do- ing some recruiting around Christmas. "We have gone a step in the right direction but it is obvious we need some new players. I feel we need four or five new players and we need them to start the season. "WE CAN'T AFFORD to keep changlng players all during the season and play well as a team. That•s a fact of life." Sewell indicated he would be recruiting foreign players for next year's Surf team. "We have a very good stock or American players right now and my recruiting will be concen· trated overseas." THE SURF FINISHED second in the American Conference Western Division In its first year at Anaheim Stadium. This is the fourth time the team has been involved In the playoffs. the other three as the St. Louis Stars. Jackson had seven saves to two for Mayer and five for Al· Uson. The Sockers had 21 shots on goal to 17 for the Surf in a bit· ter struggle that saw the San Diego club appear more ex· hausted at the end than the Surf. Sllols 011 Off I Callloml• Sort s 12-11 Sen 01~ Socllen " 1-21 Savu: Jacll.1411 CS..rtl 7.Ma"r ISochrtl 2. Al lllOOI ISockorSI $, Corner l<lckt: Surf 3, Socur5 t ; Fovl.: ~ 1•. Socll•r• 19; Oft•I001: Sur1 3, Sockors 2. Allenclance. 6,23' Area Athletes In Swimfest SANTA CLARA -Six Orange Coast area swimmers will be competing for the Beach Swim Club In the National Junior Olympic cttamplonshlps at San· ta Clara this weekend. The team. under the direction of Newport Harbor High coach Bill Jewell, will include Audrey Woolfolk and Suzie Stevens or Costa Mesa ; Nancy Ward of Irvine: John Moffet of Balboa ; and Kelly Long and Todd Lin· coin of Newport Beach. Competition In the meet begins Thursday and runs through Sunday. Lincoln, a junior at Newport Harbor High next year, finished third In the short course 1,500 freestyle, fifth In the 3)() backstroke and 10th in the 400 individual medley. He is r ated an excellent chance or placing high at Santa Clara. Moffet ls the national age croup record bolder <13·14) ln the breastatrolte and should place In rus specialty. Long, the da\llhter of former a hot put star Dallas Lona. ls ex· peeled to do well in the 200 freestyle. -=Ar~a Cl~_ReptJrt··~ ~ .. :~=· ______ _ t Niguel S~eetens Pot ~ Laguna Niguel Racquet Club has decided to sweeten the pot for its third annual tennis classic coming Oct. 12·15. Last year the prize money totalled Sl0,000; this year the figure skyrockets to $20,000. Among those already confirmed to play are Roscoe Tanner, Bob Lutz, Tim and Tom GaWkson, Charlie Pasa~ell and the two touring pros from Laguna Niguel. Byron Bertram and Bernie Mitton. .---------Now that the $20.000 ( J reward has been an· TENNIS nounced. other top pros ~ expected M>-eftt~r ffi-- --------the coming weeks. NEWPORT BEACH'S Mlke Amador recently instructed and played with Crown Prince Ha .. an or Jordan for 10 days at the John Wayne Tennis Club. In other news from the Wayne Club. Jerry Van Unge has recovered from his arm in · Jury and has rejoined the American Express pro tour. Van Linge is the club's resident pro. and he has been joined on the tour by Corona del Mar High standout Danny Saltz. This year's edition begins Sept. 2·4 and con- cludes Sept. 9-10. with all the action slated for the Laguna Beach High &hool couru. Following the last match. the customary celebration will be host- ed at the Festival or Arts grounds by the citf staff and the tennis association. . Deadline for entry closes Aug. 25. For in- formation contact the Laguna Beach Human Af· fairs Dept. ENTRY BLANKS ARE also available now ror the 17th annual Huntington Beach Open, a tourna- ment conducted by the Pacific Sands Tennis ~lub on variQllS higll school and _private courts within -Huntington Beach. --- . Dates are Aug. 26-~ and Sept. 2-4, wi~ com- petition scheduled in open. B, C and D divisions. Information is available from Norman HaJI tourney chairman. at 960-1812. ' THE COORS TENNIS Skills Tournament originally scheduled July 29 al Huntington Beach'~ Lindborg Racquet Club. has been changed to Saturday. Aug. 12. DEADLINE TO ENTER Mission Vlejo's fourth annual Junior Tennis Tourney Is Aug. 14. The competition runs Aug. 22·25 at the Marauerite Tennis Center. .\S IT APPROACHES its 21st birthday. the Entries can be secured at clubs and tennis Laguna Beach Tennis Tournament is one of the shops throughout Orange County, or by callin~ oldest and most competitive or its kind in the area. tourney headquarters at 837·3991. ljiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;:;::===:: STOP Oranges SMOKING Thousands have with Just one visit ... at reasonable rat~! Top Nets sanClemente OKLAHOMA CITY HYPNONSIS CAP> -Mark Cox won the men's singles and CENTER teamed with Cliff Ste126(Medlca1 Plaza> Drysdale for a doubles 493-3332 victory as the Anaheim ~=========~ Oranges edged the New Orleans Sun Bell Nets 28-25 in World Team Tennis Tuesday night. Anaheim moved Into a tie with New Orleans for third p l ace In the fjlilllilll Eastern Division of the WTT. In addition to the Cox- , Drysdale victories, Anaheim's Francoise Durr and Anand Amritraj captured the mixed doubles set. • Meanwhile. the Boston Lobsters are secure In first place in th e Eastern Division of World Team Tennis, 11 1'2 games sec ~re. while the Phoenix Rac- quets are fighting for the last playoff spot from the Western Division. .............. 11 ....... w-11 -iuweui.,,. 1111 Wt ll•rkor .. 2; NewetlkN .. lmltll Cll Clef.FO•·~ .... Mtll -Colflrtplto<IM Cll dtl. .. ,1-<MNT W; Welte Cl') •r. C:oll· ..... , .... ,, Mllff -W•lb·lflaw 111'1 .. ,, Hol!Ma'(•Rodla , ... ,.,, A -1,Mt ~-. .... o..--.u ........ Qty WOlllOll -TurMull IHOI clff lllltMy ... I Tlll"Mlln.a..tr""' CNOI clef. Dvm 1111e11ey '"4. ~ -Coli CAI def, ll'•ttlMll M i Ory10tle•Cia CAI Ml, .-1 .... 11. ll'•ltlWI,._ Mllltd -Dwr-~mrilreJ CAI ftl ktlt11111·1.l1CetW. A t,"9 .... ......... .. ..... Well\H -'f9tl\Mlh Cl) .. ,, 0r;,.,. wr a..,......,. m •r. Herfont-~n W . .,. -OClmWI I.SI ... Wliltl11191t t-4:....._ ............ ,., ... ........... llLQrM. Ml• -Mlillliac I W ,, ........ ,. ....... . A-... #'9-----75tlt u\mtivetcsMy-------. Johnston & Murphy AFTER' HOURS 0,.. coNfully cnifted ••.oft o'-'""'•'· -4111 Ml o• i.oti- 11111119. TM tcrft podded l11tole ,,...w., wollll110 ..foft "' ...... N9oly. G'lld Wlllle. ... ~ .. 1Ma .. "' .. , .... 114 !OAA.v Pilot ......., PuD11tMd 0•••~ Cont Dally PlleC A"9W1 I. t, 16. U, "11 J!CBLIC NOTICE w ..... AA.e..,..•.tm 42 to Aid Conference Ecorwmic ~ldok tO Be ExarrUned Sept. 21 Forty-two Orange County civic. serytce and apeclaJ.tntere.st OT1ani%atlona have joined with. th~ Ol'&nge County Chamber of Commerce in sponsor· lng the 16th annual Economic OUtlook Conference Sept. 21 at the Anaheim Convention Center. Conference chairman Dale L. Dykema. presi· dent of American Family Mortgaae Co., Orange. said 18 organizations and 24 county chambers of commerce are cooperating sponsors. ference. It includes business and industrial speicalists representing marketing, purchasing, production. transportation, office management and data processing industries and services. Participants in the conference will be ad- mitted to the business· and industry show without extra charge, according to Dykema. ~ Signing Says Officer Cares ST. PAUL. MiM. <AP) -Deaf cuatomen at the First National Bank of St. Paul have a baqk of. ficer wbo 1&>eaka their lanauqe -atcn tancuase. P41nonal banker John May. 29. has no bearinl impairment, but be bec•m• lntere3ted ln "aip-lna" while watcllinl deaf bank employees com· municate. He began lakilll moet of his breaks with them to develop bia atpinc vocal>ulacy. MAY aEMEMBEU ONE occaalon when the slp languqe was part,lcuarly belpfW. A deaf woman had come to the bank to wrap up detail.I of a home improvement loan in the presence of three contractors and two bank offlcera. None tnew al~ language. '•A total misunderstandfba bad de9eJOped. Tbe woman was in tears," Ma.y ~d. ' "[ was called over and wbeo I be.Can signin&, the woman immediately .relaxed. In 10 minutet, we were able to go ahead with tbe IOan. •• Another encounter with a female customer ended as happily, but not without some pre· liminary difficulties. MAY KECAUKD SIGNING TO an attractive deaf customer that be was hungry and getting ready to go to lunch. While be thought of what to say next, be repeated the sign, whieb he explained is the equivalent in sign language of a stutter or stammer . ''In signing, hunger and passion have the same symbol -except that the passion sign ts re· peated. She understood that I was extremely passionate for her. But we soon solved it," May said. May took training sessions at St. Paul Technical Vocational Institute to perfect his sign-ing methocb. "BUT MOST OF MY learning has really come from the custpmers," May said. •' .. . : .. • THE CONFERENCE IS SPONSORED by the Orange County Chamber of Commerce in coopera· lion with ~ United States Small Business Ad· ~ ~'liluatioD. UnllPd.St.A1es J>e.o~e!J.ts.....Qf C,om· merce and Energy, United Stafes'EnfiroMnental Protection Agency and the Orange County Board of Supervisors. Vice chairmen of the conference are Morton Fink. president. Modomac Industries. Santa Ana, program: Don Deering, Katella Realty, Anaheim, marketing a.pd tickets; Marvin K. Grudem. CPA. Orang_e. cooperating sponsors: Chancey _Lott. William L. Pereira & Associates Newp()rt'lfeacb. arrangements: Richard Holmgren, Hurdman & Cranston, Newport Beach, budget and fmance; and Ed Fortmann. Irvine Co., Newport Beach . public relations. we-estltnate(t the banr has-ap-to-~ mr -·------ PUBUC NOTICE ........ Published 0r-. Coast Dally Piiot, Avg. 2, '· 16, u. 1'71 PUBUCNOTICE t 1'"762' Putlll"'9d Or ... Goftt Oally Pilot Jul., It, 2', Alla. 2. t, 1'71 ~71 PUBUC NOTICE PtJBUC NOTICE P:ICTITIOUI ilutt•HI •AM&STA~'" Th• fott-1111 ParHll I• doing buslMHat: LAKE •OREST POOLi AND SJtAS,2J01tAkA14t,l.lllUfte"1'll,CA GS3 Patrk1t A. McNulty, 24111 Del Rle, Lelle FGfftt, CA W30 NOTIQ TOat•DITORI Thia llWI-K COflduc.-tty .n SUPlltlOlt COURT OF TH• lncll\tldual. S~T· 0.. CAU..oltNIA ll'Olll P.Vldl A. M<Nully ... America's Tomorrowland" is the theme. Cooperating sponsor organizations include Building Industry Association, CEEED, California AssociaU91'l of Realtors, Central Labor Council of Orange County, Economic Development Corpora· Uon of Orange County, Greater Irvine Industrial League, Huntington Beach-Fountain Valley Board of Realtors, International Marketing Association of Orange County and International Trade League of Orange County. ALSO: ORANGE COUNTY League of Callfomia Cities, Merehants & Manufacturers As- sociation, National Alliance of Business. Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of Reaitqrs, Orange County Council of Real Estate Boards, Orange COUQty Fann Bureau, Orange County O.!:.D.P .. Orange Cqunty Public Relations Society of Amertca al)d Unit~ Way of Orange County North/South. Co-sponsoring county chambers of commerce include Anaheim, Brea, Buena Park. Corona del Mar, Costa Mesa, Cypress, Fountain Valley, Fullerton and Garden Grove. Also: Greater Santa Ana, Huntington Beach. La Habt'a, La Palma, Los Alamitos, Los Angeles area, Newport Harbor, Orange Chamber. Placen- tia Chamber, Saddleback Valley, San Clemente, San Juan captstrano, Tustin, Westminster and Yorba Linda. THE CAUFORNIA BUSINESS and Industry show will be held in conjunction with the con- Al&tate Plans Newport Opening Allstate Savings pl.ans a grand opening celebra· lion for its new Newport Beach office from Monday throuah Aua. 26. The community Is invited to visit a "Show of the Future" featuring space artifacts from NASA. the Jet fropu.lsion Laboratory and Hughes Aircraft. The Griffith Park Observatory's collection of meteorites will be displayed. ~·COUNTY OP' ORANG& Tiil• at~ -f11M wMll tM hti:f• of:;·,~'\. MILLER, C-tyCMftlolOrt!'19"()Nltyet1Julr PROGRAMS FfltOM----------- 0.UWd. >1• 1975• th s 1th·""'' 1 ti and during manned HOtr(E 1$ HEREBY GIVEN to• "'9111 e m ~an na tu-_, __ C.reclllllh of,,. -nemad dKeeleftl Publl.iied °''""' co.st Ollly Pilot 'tlon clnd the Lo8 Anceles space uuoolons. thet Moer-tiavl"9 clelms aoaln91 AUQVSU, t, M,D, 1'71 ,....7~ u f $cj d ,,. w1e1 C1Kamn1 -requ1rtct to ••r. -----------.. u.eum 0 ence an The multimedia ~ace ''-'· wit""'__.,~...,..., 111 PUBJ..IC NOTICE Ind u at r y a 1 so are show, ... 1a-1.:nd teps 1i. omu of t,. c:lat1! of IM --lanned ru UAJ llllad _,._or lo~ tllem, wlll't ••mnOutausue•• p . from the Cradle." pre· ::S:'!:'~M.t11en-.:. ~ . M4MUTATIMllNT T(h e. Smitb1ontan views life ln the year ~'l.;."i~::"~r:::"m:...~ ..!."9es~lowlnt ,.,_ 1' 4lolllt ~ Institution eJChibit, 2000 through music, telnl .... fo ........ f/I said...... Jlt • JANITOIUAL SElllYICE, "Image., .. eonta1ns 50 film, slides and live ac· ' w11111" ,_ ment,_ •lier 1119 ,.,.j alll Waaflll!lllDn. C.UMIM, CAmlt "OlOr pboto•ra"'bt of lion llUbl'""°"°''"''"°'~· .l•mu C:Mrln Ihle, U•t ... • ., · 0.194 Jury 10. me. wa1111wtton. c:.1a MMe, CA t2G earth taken ~ aatellites KENNETH EARLMILLl!R Tllll ~ .. c.ondllcWcl by 11111,.. ' -~oftheWlll llh1klue1. ............ _,_ J-C.Rule '/ ~ Tllll IY""*"' w• ti'" wltll Ille JAM•IA.M1u.a11 C-.tyC...,.ofOr-.c:ow.1,onJu1., WE NEED A ~AUL(, JOtlU H, 19711. ~y..._. "'7W T-... City. CA ~Vb .. .,,.. °'""' Oltit 0.11., Pli.t REass 0 1 ::::,. tw blalellr July tt. 2', Mig. 2. t. me 2'7'-7• I N. I Pulllll!Md °'""' C..st 0.11, Piiot PUBUC NOTICE July 2', Allg. Z t, 16, 1'7' 21131-71 I---------- PUBLIC NOTICE How wO«lld o rece1sion effe<t inflation. ..,_... rares. Olf'ld the lklck mcRel? Mo1 for fr .. f9POI'. THE PROGRAM will be shown Aug. 16 through 19 and Aua. 23 through 36 at 11 a.m .. l p.m . and 3 p.m. Tickets are free and available al the Newport Beach of. flee, l Corporate Plaza, rasblc>nla(and. More information on the grand opentnc ac- tivities and the "Show of the Future" is ava.Uable at the waneh or trom t.be manaaar. '7S9-1011. customers. About SO of them contact him for re- gular banking semces or when they run into a preblem caused by inability to communicate, be said. - Over The Counter MASO UstMirJs 1 3t...., ~"" lfp• a11d Doamu 7'-1Yi UPS AHO DOWNS 1\ot I HEW YOftlC !AP) -The tOllOwlfto llst ll\ 32\.'J Ille OWf · Ille • C-1 .. St • 61 b .,,., _,..,.s lllat hew tlOM ue> l3 " .. most -doMt tht ,,,_. --Oii 21 21.,., runt of <'*'tit rwottdleM of --1w. 12"' "" TUHCteY. •14 '"' lfo sac:wlU.. lr8dlft9 bal-U ar• Incl· • It udM. 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I 1"" 20 MF't' Ind .._ +-"-U. 10.t ~ l:JYI 71 AttanSU 11 + 14 Up ICU zaMICroMlr 11 + 1'11 Up ICl.6 MUTUAL FUNDS n EINnAI 2•11• + 2\<t Up 10.2 1• LAndRH 2~ + 'I• Up 10.0 2S Ruletnd ™ + 'I• Up 10.0 2' TPC un l lio + :\lo Up ICl.O DOWNS U::v. -°lt s -1 211> Vt s -~ 2 -.... 2 -... 1 -V+ 31V. -3"" ,.. -It+ 11\lt~ l\lt ?I.Co -14 214 IAt 6\'J .,, ...... Vt l V• •4 3\.+ .... 3'.I. '" s "" ~ \') l Yt 11,. 3~ v. 7h Vt 2 "' 2 "" • Vt Pc1. Off 1tl Oft 1'.7 Off IU OH u.o Off 11 I Off 11.1 Off 11,l Off 10.6 Off 10 s Off 10.0 OH 10.0 00 10.0 OH 1.1 Off 7 l Off 7.1 OH 7.1 Off 7,1 Off 7.0 Off •.• Off 6.7 Off 6.J OH U OH St Off u Off ,.. .. t ' STOCKS I BUSINESS Wednetday'e Clo~ Price• NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS ~.Auguat t , 191& l/N OAILYPILOT Bargain Hunts Aid Budgeting ... ..... • D-""1ttt•tA By SYLVIA POaTB& ... ,. With meat prices aure to remain high dw1Jll the "4X'C.".1 . few yean, food budgeta are ''stuck." What can you do '°' 11.0 help keep food costs Clown? MoO<,t An obvious answer ta to prepare meau that rely lua '''" heavily on meat and to aelect vegetables. poultry. ftsb. ;;;:r, era.Ina. eeca and dairy products when they are ln ample supply and relatively inexpensive. "~.:; Also obvious are such moneysavtn1 hints u . -SlllFI' TO L£88 EXPENSIVE cut.a of meal that have a nutrient content at least as ,..eat as the more costl,y~ cut.a and a fat cont.tot lbat is lower and healtbJer. 11 -~ment wtth l'ucb .. variety" meatl as li~er .. - 1weetbreads, tripe. etc. Tbey rank h11b ln nutrttion. -Follow eoolcbook rules on heating the oven to• ,""' mJnlmlre shrinkage and keep meat tender. • '"' -Investigate such "family packs" u bu1lt haftt ~" bur1,r. chops, chicken. usually offered at lower prices o1••' tban meat ln smaller : .. .;:.~1 paclt.,es. -Buy meal at local dlacount stores. -Shop ror meat ln terms ol meals; use left· overs to avoid waste. -Read label.s with care. -Shop tor meat specials replarly. BUY ACCORDING TO TRE TRUE VALUE of aay type or cut of meat, as measured in terms of the cost of a' • ., ' ~ven portion or the fl.Dal coated product. ~·./" Two federal~aetiona are pending that may help carb' ... the costa ol meat and poultry: "~·t • < 1 > The Agriculture Department bas proposed that theo •• net weight listed on a package must be accurate. Tbe :':'' USDA bas a« narrow. specific llmJta by wblcb a aln1)e; •"' package can be over or under the stated welaht. but the , .,. average lot of an item must have the same wef1bt when it~'""' is bought as when it left the packaging plant. The Uquid"" that drains from meat or poultry into the tray must not~ .... included as part of the net wetght. , .. ,.,,. CAROL nJCKER FOREMAN, AN assistant secretary at USDA. bas 'reported that her staff made some rando1111 purchases at a supermarket and found that in a sample ot. 10 frying chickens weighing 2\.1! to three pounds. t¥ average weighed 1~ ounces less than the declared weight.,, None exceeded the declared weight. USDA also bought \V.-:''"· one-pound packages of bacon and round the avera1e" ... , weight was above the average weight declared. 1w· ~ Package. we.ight.s......can a.c~rate._So QS~A ha.\~1\.,4, moved t.o make its federal net weight standards as loi.\h ,,,.,. as-the laws in Call!omiaan.d Michi&an. ,~.~~ < 2 > USDA also bas proposed regulations to make its voluntary symm of meat grading more accurat~. bonC:SJ,-,·,:. uniform and lnformatlve. Lamb and beef sold at retail, r°'·•r \nstance. would be marked with such quality grade labe.J,s.0 .. as the familiar' "prime" or "choice" and with new labeb u,. such as "U.S. ungraded" or "house graded." Today. if a cut or meat does not make the "choice" grade. some re--- tailers promote it with store labels that can be misleadiotf -such as "blue ribbon" or "premium quality." Ungradti-- meat is frequently overpriced. More Jood budget hints begin on Paoe C 1 l~"'· Nl;W YORK CAP> -The stock·market moved broadlf2;;;: .. hlahei' in heavy trading today. sending the Dow Jones in· __ d&e~al averaie over the psychologically Important 90I level a brief period before dropping toward the end or ~ sestion. .~, The widely watched index of 30 industrial stOCkal'f closed ahead 2.42 points to 891.63. The Dow last was Ut' the 900 range wbeo it closed at 908.18 July 28, 1171. .,, In the put few days, a number of analysts predicted,"\~' the index would reacti 900.950 by Labor Day. Some haTtJ•~t> looked toward. the Dow hittin1 the 1.000.level by the end oJ~ '': 1978. .. ... St~laln'l'u Spotllglat .., De...,lo11nA r•~·!:' Hew Yon<API FIMI ~ .... , ..... '' ' ITOC:ICS •IU " JO Ind Ml).62 .a!.67 -..1 .,,_.,+ 2 ,... , 0.-. Hlall L-0-ll',. 20 Trn , .. ..G lll.l6 U..t) lft.90+ 0 "'• U Ult tCILOt lCILJ6 t07.07 101 . .--OAI 1 ,11 ~k .. ~~-~.'.':~.~.a.-r:.~o"'· .0 .... Tr9ft .............. r. ... .. • 1,2'1 '• ums ...................... a , U Siii ....................... 4,711,• NEW YORK IAPI I Oii SALES NEW YOfll( tAPI ·NY Stoo ..... "• AWOll llMI ................. •;m51. p,..,,,_ ,,.., .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. )4 w .. 11 •ID ................ Q o, MDlllll ... .... .. ... • .. .. .. .. • 26 .... , v • .,. -00 . .......... .... ,..... ' r-, ..... .,. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. . 11,10S, ""' J•n t to _. .... ... .. . .. .. 4,21tM), o~ tt77 to 4M.9 ......... ...... l .lft;.dO, '°"' 197' IO d.11-• • .. .. • • .. • .. .. J,~ ••" wt4AT AlllllUC 010 Nl!W "°"" (API •f ••• ...... . .. • ' I 1 t • t • ' OlftDlad B•ttle Tr:ide winds off Waikiki kicked up choppy seas a nd provlded som e close ~ompet1taon m the second r~ce of the Pan Am Cllpptr Seracs Tuesday. Dave Cuckler's Hawkeye <right> from Newpon Harbor Yacht Club is shown striving to overhaul Chcckmut~. another Amencan yacht.. ChecklllMe finally won the battle. BOATING Mazatlan lnte.rest Picks Up Interest in the 10th biennial Los Angeles to Mazatlan yacht race iA boom Ing more than three months ahead of the scheduled Nov. 4 start, according to Lan· don Gray, general c h a i r m a n ·r o r t h e sponsoring Los Angeles Yacht Club. The limit or :;o yachts i s expected as more than that number have expressed interest in the race and some have alr eady filed paid en· tries_. The ra ce will be sparked by the entries of the two most famous ultra.light displacement CULDB > yachts, Bill Lee's Merlin from Santa Cr u z and Harry M oloshco's Drifter. Long Beach. Also en· tered are the two maxi· yac ht riva l s, Jim Kilroy's 79-foot Kialoa. Los Angeles, and Mark and Fritz Johnson's 72· foot ketch Windward Passage, Portland. Ore. All four of these famed yachts will be racing in the Pan Am Clipper Series out of Honolulu startin1 Aug. 5. On their return lo the mainland they will com· pete in St. Francis Yacht Club's Big Boat Series on San Francisco .Bay before coming south for the Mazatlan start. Norwegian In First COPENHAGEN <AP> -Lars Christensen or Norway won the fourth of six sailings for the 12th European Din1hy World Championships. Standings after the second day of sailings we re pending eventual protests after Wednesday's races in a brisk wind. The results of the fourth sailing bad Christensen in firs t place, Peter Evans, New Zealand was second and Peter Nerenst, Denmark was third. 32Seeking Srdpe Trophy Competition for the Helmerllng Trophy, sym- bolic of the national championship 1ot under way at the AJamltot Bay Yaebt Club with 32 skippers seeking the prize. Mark Reynolds of the San Diego Yacht Club won the Crosby Trophy Tuesday against 58 aspirants. The Crosby Trophy goe1 to the winner of .Lhe ~mination series which splits the fleet into a cbampioosh.lp and consolation flight. The ~ skippers in the consolation flight will sail for the Ted Wells Trophy . In the Crosby Series Reynolds edied Jeff .Lenhart..a Newport Beacb.._resldent who.ts. sailin& ror Mission Bay Yacht Club. Winds for the finaL two race& wer~lighl and Auky, leading to several protests as wihdsbifts caused some close-quarter sailing at the marks. The Snipers returned to the clubhouse in sprinkles of rain as lightning and thunder crackled across Alamitos Bay. · Tom Nute, Mission Bay Yacht Club, failed to score high in the Crosby but remained in the top 32 and hopes lo beat his San Diego rivals ln the Heinzerling. * * * * * * Senior Sniper Newport, Skipper Oldest: Old Snipers never die. They just go from the uw-orld'su t"o ttrr Heinzerling and fmally the Wells. The oldest Snipe skip- per in the national champioo.5nip regatta at the Alamitos Bay Yacht Club ls 5$ year old Fred Schenck Jr. of Newport Beach who bas been sailing Snipes since 1933 -two years after they were designed by the late William F. "Bill" Crosby. SCHENCK, A well known Southern California yacht broker, crewed in the national regatta in 1953 and 1954 and won the title himself in 1957. Also in 1957 Schenck crewed for the late Darby Metcalf in the "world's" and the pair came out with a third place . In 1958 Schenck wa1 named commodore of the Snipe Class Interna- tional Racing Assocla· tlon. IN THE current regal· ta Schenck placed about the middle of the fleet ln the Crosby elimination series and will wind up the nationals with a quest for the Wella Trophy, awarded to the winner ln Cle consola· lion flight. "We went like bell to weather ln every race of the Crosby but just couldn 't bold it downwind and reaching,.. comment.eel Schenck. Another old Sniper on hand at Alamitos Bay - but not sailing -lt Ted Wells, donor of the Wells Trophy. During his beydey in the Snipe OLDEST SNIPER Fred Schenck Jr. Class Wells never missed a national or world championship and won a number of titles in the class. He always traveled to national and international regattas from htsbome in Kansas. Court Roles SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -Dtamiual ol a complaint ~Y a magistrate does not bar sabseque,nt 1raod jury indictment for the same felony offense, the Californla Supreme Court bu held in a •·3 opinion. <A»ast Guard 188· The U.S. Cout Guard celebrated It. laath blrthda¥ AUi. 4. In 1790, Alezl.Dder HamlJton, tben secretary ~ tbt treuur')', persuaded Conll'fJll to rorm tbe Revenue C\nter Se.nice wttb • neet ot 10 •h1P1. Th• Coast Guard, a direct descendent of the Revenue CUtter Sen-lee, ii the oldHl M8'0ln.8 service lo tbe U.S. TBE v.s. LIFE Samia Servtce nteraed wltb tbe Revenue Cutter Sel'Vlce ln ltU and ttie, i:; Oout Guard f1nt came lnto . Two other 1.1encl • mer•td tb the Coaat Guard -tb• L=UH Senice Iii mt and t.M OI N1..,._ aDd ll ... IMM& .._,. U.ta*I. Ii .... ~ .. Ceut Gllll'd only one mission-to stop amu1· 1Un1. 'lbe modern day Coast Guard has 12 other mlsalona centerlna primarily around search and rescul!, martne envtronmental protoctton, en- forcement of laws and treaties and commet'Clal veaeel J&fety. OP THE •·• Coast Guardsmen stationed tbrouibout the world, 1,200 are in the 11th District with head· quarten ln Loni Beach and tndud· fl'\I Nt~ Beach, Dana Point and qtber Southland porta and tbe Colorado River. It aleo lncludts Arhorla, the .o.&bti'n tip of Nevada and UM 11oat.Mm ~ Ol lJlab. ~ ~ dlltrtd ,.loaWl ... aa .,,.. ·--· 11 ...... -\WO air liitloM . .. BOATING PtJBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBU£ NOTICE PVBUC NOTICE PVBUC NOTICE ' , • . .. • ~ \ \ \ t• . • . . • . Et NTERTAINMENT I MOVIE REVIEW Wednllday, Auguet 9, 1978 DAILY PILOT 87 -Eyes Have It; 'Laura Mars' a Hit 87 AaTBtJa KNIGHT -.............. "Ey• ~ Laura Mara" ls ~ ftnt production venture ot Jon l'flen' 11e• lndepmchnt operation. and trom bere it toots like he's atan.tna out "alb a ..um.r. Tbll Columbia releaae. 5lyllably d I rected b)' the veteran lrvln ~erabner, hu Just about everythlq 1oin1 for tt -an lnlriautq aAd orlalnal murder myat ry (with. for ooce, a denouement &.bat la both sur- priaina and beUovabl ) set ~aiml the &lamoroua world ot New York's hlah·fuhlon photO(raphers and lheir _ modell. and topped on by an eleetrl· fyiaa performance from Faye Dunaway &.bat ls matched volt roe ( MOVlE RE~w) volt by her cottar. n•wcomer Tom. my Lff Jones. IT'S A PACKAGE t.hat can hardly mi11, partlculary alnce there hH nenr been anytbln1 qultt Uke It before 'Iba John Carpent r story. d• veloped tnto • screenplay b1 Carpenter and David Ztl., Good· man. introducet Dunaway aa a chic photo1rapber wttb a penchant for po1ln1 ~r scantily clad modela in scenes deplcUna lurid murders, • 8:00 8:00 10:00 ar1uln1 <somewhat apecloualy) that eh• 11 proteatlnt the erotic llnke between MxuaUty and death. Tbe only trouble ll that the police are btlinnlnl to ftnd dl1turbln1 consruen· cln between her 1bota and the un· p.abUabed photosrapha or unaolved murdersinthetro"wnnles. MeanwhUe. Dunawaf la bavti11 lncrea1lnct1 d rtlculty completlnc her aulanmenta because, Ju1t at the crucial moment, she loses 1l1bt of What ll happenln1 in ber lens and aees aometlllnc altoaether dlf. rerent -the eventa leadinl up to a aruesome murder. Rushin1 to the scene to avert the tragedy, she always arrives Just momenta too lat. -but the crime bu been commJttea precisely where and bow abe bad en· vieioned lt. THE ULTIMATE credit t« tbll atyllab. suspensef\al enterprise. I'd say. •oes to Jon.Peters. wbo. on UU. nrat solo ouUne. h.. had both the wisdom and the modesty to aunound himself with hlehlY knowledseable proa. "Eyes ol Laura Man.. la abeer proresaionallsm all the way. aCl I can't imagine a siftlle reason WbY tb11 won:t be recop.laed and bailed by ticket buyers around the world. He's Positive About Success ay GaEG McGAaU ALBANY. N.Y . <AP1 -Jf YQ,a're tbe type of person who thinks anyone who buya a self ·help, "poalUve mental •tutude" type book ls a born loser. a cbat with comedian Tom Dreesen may make you a believer. .. Just four years ago, Dreesen was aleepina in an abandoned auto outside Los An1e1'&. His wlfe had left him and he was livinl on a buck a day, struggling to get a paying job as a standup comic. ,.....,..... ........... FAYE QUNAWAY IN 'EYES OF LAURA MAAS' Focuel• on Murder Before It Heppen1 TODAY, BE'S TOURING with the likes of Sammy Davis Jr., Tony Orlando, and Natalie Cole. He's appeared on the Toni&bt Show 22 times l'J:~======~===~=:::::::::~!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ and b as made a total of 120 appearances on ' . NOW PLAYING TOGETHER AT EDWARDS After het-divorce. lria got to know 50me pretty lnteratlns people ••• 1nctuc11na herself. • ................... ,,.__ PA&n MAZ.Ua5l(Y'S AN UNMARRIED WOMAN -Jill ClAYBURGH A1AN BATES MICHAll. MURPHY CUff GORMAN ----~-.-YLU w----.-~ -Ml(OHll ...... ....,....._.-... ,, .. 1 .......... ~--·· CINEMA CENTER HARIOR AT A.DAMS, COSTA MESA MESA VEIDECbnER f79-4RT t----- INCSACA• . ~--- network television. And be's back with bis wife and three kids. To put it quite simply. Tom Dreesen - although still not a household word -Is maki.na it big in the intensely competitive world of ahow business and he cfedlts an array of self·belp books with pulllng him through the hard times and even· tually resu1tina in h1a success. But Dreesen was a big dreamer even aa a kid growing up ln Harvey, Ill. -an industrial suburb of Chicago. IN A RECEN'r interview here Cafter_a a~d.:. ingovation performance at the Coliseum Theaterl. be recalled a parade in Harvey tor hometown bero Lou Boudreau, who had guided the Cleveland In· dians to a world series title in 1948. Dreesen. who was 9 at the time, was thrilled by the reception Boudreau got. "When I walked home that day after the parade, I remember saying 'One day they're going to have a parade for me'." Last year the folks in Harvey bad a float for him in their annual July 4th parade. "IT WAS A CHILDHOOD dream come true. It was a lesson in life but it was something I've always known since I began to read these seff·belp books -if )'ou can image the 'oal you want In life than you can achieve lt. "Whatever tbe mind can see and believe the body can achieve.•• IHI 6111AIID lllJNlllAN ··All"I~ A BURT HlYNOlD~·lAWHfN~f GORDON Pmlf uction -. -. UIJIITfilYNDls -- HOOPlR. A&o Stmiag JAN-MICHAU YIN Cf NT· ~AllY RllO · BRIAN KHIH · RO Bf Rl KlHN &e=tive Producer lAWBlNCl GORDON · s1ory by WAll 6RHN & WAUf R ~. HHINOON Scree~la1 bJ lHOMAS RICKMAN aa~ Hill K[RBY · Pro~uce~ hJ HANK MOONJf AN Birectd bJ HAl N((OHAM ·-c-~== Q .~.:i:rr...i::-~ .. ;;..1 ---__ .... Co1nics Reunited .J!!!~;;Il-~~e@~~~ LOS ANGELES <AP> -Tim Conway and Don Knotts are reunited in Walt Disney Productions' "The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again." Conway and Knotts reprise their roles as the bumbllng outlaws from the original "Apple Dumpl· ingGang." The film also stars Tim Matheson, Elyssa Davalos, Jack Elam. Harry Morgan and1Kenneth Mars. Premiere Set PHOENIX. Ariz. CAP> -The television movie "A Fire ln the Sky" will have its world premiere in Phoenix on Thursday. Sept. 7, with Ariiona Gov. Bruce Babbitt and Mayor Margaret Hance in attendance. The film, which tells of a comet striking Phoenix. will be aired on NBC later this year. It stars Richard Crenna, Elizabeth Ashley, Joan· n a Miles and David Dukes. ~ HAMll ~ fOlD CAMI€ FlSHEn PE'Ta\OJ5Ht«i1nc1 .AJS: GlNES.S ~~-~~ l J -+ , -· • -OAILY PILOT Television TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS • \\ 1 11'\l "ll ,, --m.=OMI A_ ... ..,.,..o- •ff'~on·-~ ··~-.Ow..T w. -Gordon ... °"' to~H.i<*l\U& Cona"""'°" lrOM a -'*"'"'°~-· M!Wterf!W)ry • 91\.aMe OOWT ~T ,...~ ·'Of~~·· • .,_.,.OPIM NWGIOO A ..... ~..,. .... a~ to ..... ~-Y~ wt'9rl ON of.,_ ll..._. ... and"°'°' ..... -,_ ___ .., • CW...-IAIY a ..... ~.,....,. ~-car.. anO ._ ly-.~~.-MC\lflly, con--mtor MellO"I c.n .... a dOn'UnO oenlet OUI Of O IQ<"* -lt~I Rosia Speetal COlleOe c.n ea ~ lllll'Q An -•io-i-recion °" the wey coleQM o.al Wllll "-· "'"~and~ t... 9'liCldea emong tNlr •udeftl~ Frank Sinatra is the host for a musical special with John Denver. Tony Bennett. Natalie Cole, Dean Martin and other guests tonight at 9 on ABC, Channel i . (I) mlNIWt g WOM.DNEW8 TOllOMT UO. UY ntME IONS Aobboe II Miled 10 be ti.I "*' at ttie -...ddinQ or ~ ll!' he n.O tlOC)lld to rMtry • MQ4AEl. JAa<80N Watter Sulllvan. sci41nee ed1t0t OI the Hew YOtk Tw.-talU about the po.- S1btlll-ot extra-t.,restnal ~le -gy altem•t'-. eartnquak• prediction Qf•vrtv end "blad< ho6M in 9')aCf. Cl) TO TEU. THE TAU™ 9 MERV OfUFRH Guest• Niel* Nolle. Betty Comden. AOOlpfl GrNn, ISertle-e C-a. 7:001 CM NIWI NeCNEW8 UAMOUJll ~NIWS TONIGHT 0 80WllNO FOR DOU.AAS G» I LOVELUCY A m1aundert11nd1ng bet-tlMI ~and Mlf"lzea IN<ls to lnllnN ...!Ousy a> THE F.8.1. A tanner ottlCef breaks two~"*' out of pr..on and trains lhlm '°' 8 mtt9'0fl WhoCll he dalm• will mate• the 111ree of them -althy. Cfla1111~I La.11119• . e KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles G KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles e KTLA (Ind) Los Angeles D KABC-TV (ABC) Los Angeles (1)-~MB (C~)San..0 .. go • ._. G KHJ-lV (Ind) Los Angeles 9 KCST (ABC) San Diego e KTTV (Ind.I Los Angeles • KOOP-TV (Ind ) Los Angeles • l<CET-TV (PBS) Los Angeles cm KOCE· TV (PBS) Huntington Beach • WOIE)l /~ ~T • QAM>IHINO fM)M THE GAOUNO UP "Support OrganlUllOl'IS I JOKEA'I WILD 7:~ TATTU'TAl..ES ~NANA 'G,,_,. Bobby \lee I NEWLYWEO<lAME THE DllT J<JNOLE An evllulllon of the van, OU9 lad IPC)f'oectlea . IO Wllgtlt lou .. pr-tad I JOKER'S WILD THE 000 COUPLE 0.01t's cllfttist. Elmo Invent• • IUPllt' glue and oflefa him a PICICI of Ille action H he ctn come up with IOme front money • 2tTONIGHT Hoel: Cleta Robert•. Social 1.-. are probed. • 8TAA80ARD "Liiie JIV1'1 U ,000 QU!STION AMILYFEUO ~ ~8U9HETT 0-.1 Ken Betry (R) • H8CMOYtE • * "P9ter Lundy And The Medicine Hat Sta1t1on" f 111771 Lail Garrett,, Mitch- ell Ry1111 A tMll·aged pony ~pr-rider banlea hos- Uta lndl-and rough tralhl to c.,r, the mall (RI • MOYll * * • ' 'ollow The ~n" I 18' I) Olenfl I'~. ~ Bulat Ben Hc>Qan'• l1M ltOl'll .,,,.._ f01W to one Of ti..,.... Of the gatne la Ir~ (i11tal ~llGHT• ·Mongage aum+n· ~ .. wn..' ..-. or thll 8'«1· IOld klela go 10 Jell. Tom hlf 10 rtm<>tlg9ge ltla "-lo bail them OUl (Al Cl MOV1a • * • "Romanoff And .Iv"-'" ( 1ff 1) John Gavtn, Sanora OM. A well-NOden c;ountry a111mp11 10 r-that way to -o off 1n..,_11on from out- "dl IOt'Cla 12 hrs I • CALWOAHIA JAM 11 ttlQl'lllghll ol ll'MI 12 hOur outdoor COnGlf"t WlllCh look plllCI et tile Ontano Mot<>t Speedway. Calilor· 1111. featuring Santana. Atrosmllh Ted Nugent, Oeve Mason. Heart. Rub+- con. Matiogany Rush. 8ob Watch. aM F0t81Qflef. • MOVll e e 1., "TN I.Mt 09ya Of Pompe11" I 10&01 Steve ~ CIVISlln9 IYIW. maM A Aomen dinturien ligihta ~ whllirNI 10 odds IO Win the woman hi io-. ~hr•) &iJ cm ANNA KAAENINA Anna atuna h\f ~ by announcing that ahe IS proudly carrying Vr0Mky'1 child: Karenln considers divorce but Wc>uies llX>ut the harall CZMisl divorce tawa (Part 5 ol 10) (R) 11:00 II CBS MOVIE • *''I> "The Hawallans~ 1111701 Charlton Heston. 01rald1n1 Cllaplln. A group Of Am111can tam11tes 111118 in Hewlill 111 tlll late tllth century with th• dream of making 11 an Ametlca11 outpost. CR) fJ 0 SINATRA AHO FAtEND8 Fra.111c Sinatra la hoat l0t • muaicat special featuring JoM Denver. along with Tony Bennett, Natalie COia. l0tett1 Lynn. Dean M11<1ln, Robet1 Mafr~I. and Leal .. lJOOams (RI tBMEAY~ ' G,,_ta NICtl Noli.. 8elty Com!Sen. Adolph G,_,, Barbara Carrera. Skip Stepl\enaon. Kan Marati111. Gi) GREAT P6AFOAMAHCES "The Royal Femlly" Eva La TUBE TOPPERS CBS B 9:00 -"The Hawailani; ... The iequeT to the movie ''Hawaii" with Charlton Heston and Geraldine Chaplin heading the cast of this saga. KCET@ 9 :00 -G r eat Performances. "The Royal Family." a play based on the lives of the Bar· rymores in the 1920s. ABC fl 10:00 -Barbara Walters In · lerview. Among tonight's subjects are Henry Winkler . Dolly Parton. Donny and Marie. and. just prior lo his death. Bing Crosby. Gall•enne. Rosamuv Harri•. Sam Levene. Elll• Rebb end K-Curtis pet10tm in Rabb s B<oad· way revival of the 11127 comedy about lhe Bar- '1!'10"• lamity (RI .ii> EVENING AT POPS Tony Bennett aalutM the rmitlc of COii Por1er •I'd pr-It a ,_ llt'r&nQe-menc of "t Lift My Heltt 11'1 San FrllOC:lsco." Cl) MOVIE • •• "They Might Be Olanta" (U~71) George C Scott. Joanne Woodward. A pr-I-day HolrNa- encS-Welton teem trade down 1n extortion ""II t2 hra.) 10:00 D POLICE W()MAH "9un11r· Cft)Wfey's work rellllOnlhlp with Pepper Is sertoutty alfected by the ul'llltpected appear.nGe ol lllS ex-wife (Bibi Besch) (RI I~ WALTEM Bltblta Walt8'111'11~ Dolly P1r1on. Henry W'inlllef. Donny and M8"M Osmond. and Bing Croat>y (R) • LEr8 MAKE A DEAL m ecµMOYEAS' JOUANAL "Eanhwatch Nairobi" The Ufllt«I Nations' en-on- merttal progrlm In N81•00f •• examined. 1nc1u<11119 tnt-with Maurie& Srrong and Joy Adamson. (RI 10-.301 • NEW8 1 f!OO 0. Cl) 0 NEWS \.OVE. AMERICAN STYLI 'Love And The Out-Of- Town Clt1nf' A young nec;uhve ~ to auf'p(IM hil Wife 0 MOVIE * I "Blood F<>t A Sliver Donat" ( 19651 'Montgom- ety Wood. E11'81yn St•art. A men le hired by e land· 0-to llQP ii dlll'IQOfOUS oendn wllO he later dlsoov· en Is 1119 brOChet fa hrs I enmooooouPLE When Otcar'a ulcer begins ecl•ng up. Felix decides .,, ~ YOy9gl will do them bomgood. • AMEllCA 2NIQHT Gu.t Biily Cryslat. fD oecK CAVETT Oufft Marc Connelly. (Part 2 of 21 (RI GD MACNEIL I LEHRER REl'OAT t 1:30 IJ Cl) HAWAII FlVE-0 ·'Murder Is A Tulng Allalr" A co,,upt t.O.ret agent kllll tlll lvgl!Mt he .. i>urauong l0t $600.000 11'1 stolen money (RI 8 TONIGHT ~oat· John"v Carson G,,_ts JOnlllly Matflls, Erma Bornbeck. Mar1111 Mull G LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE "Love And The Hs"d Malden" Paul has a Cltle With • we11 known "uoe model O QD~STORY "Req\HM FOf A" l"IO<m- er" A drug ll<ldiel MCOmeS en lnf0tmer IOt' Hie bank roQO«y cSetlMI. IRI G) HOGAN'S HEROES Hoo•n batuddles the Gestapo u he contlfluel hla efforts 10 1Aber1t1 an AMlad agenl (Part 21 G) GETIMAAT The Chief doubts Smtrt's llfllty wNt1 Smlfl cialm• a oewboy died In nla apan- menl • cwnoHED W()fllU) NlW8 TONIGHT M:>RNING 12:00 8 TWtUOKT ZONE A jancl<>t mlSChlrlC>Ulty pul'I on a helmet wNch 1a reetly a llm9 mac:Nne. I HIOtt HOPES HONEYMOOHIRI A mambo 1n11ructor·s lflort• to enroll Allee and Trl•ll tll!Chla Ralph and Ed • tenon about marrilgl . tt:JO. MOVIE • • "The Sc:ltlet 8aron· ... ·• 11M t1 Dlwn AOO-. H-,..._, Thll d~ ,., of • MCtel a«'1lce ofll- c:. tilde. 8fltt9h .,,. '" , oblllnlng documents lrom an atomte r-ch c;enlet 111 o.nnanv ( t hr , 55 m'" I • MOVIE * * * "Jl8Me Elgllt" 119571 Kim Novak, Jeff Chandler. The,. .. and tall. c.uled by atcOhot. ot the famoua aclt.., 12 hr• I G) MOVll! * ..... "Lady In A Jam" (111421 Ralph Bellamy. Ir-Dunne. A pcycl\latrlst nndl mar the onty wwy-ro Curl 1119 1)811«11 • to -rv hat i.! lw , SO min I 12:318 (I) C88 LATeMOVIE * * "The Snoop Sisler•. BllC* Day For Blulbeerd" fl974) HeMn Hayn. Mii· ored N11twtc:k A film fest .. val honottng • laded h0tr0t-mov1t1 ater enoa traglcalty wften hrs wile 1a found oe.<I '" the aud•· ence fJ OJ) A8C MYSTERY MOVIE • • · 0 1ttant Early W1tning . I t975) MICl\MI Paru Mary Fiann P«- aonnel of • m"'1aty atatoOn 1n the Are11C 11e vta.ted by tong-dead fsm1ty ~sCRI 1:00 8 TOMOAAOW O,,_ta Ot WUllem NOian . surgeo11 a11d auth<>t; J Anthony Morr11 ot the Um- verally ot Maryls"d'a Microb!Ology Oepertment 0 MAVEIUCI< ~1w-~ - • •·~ "The Secret Ways" 1196 II RIChlfd Wtetmark. Soala Ziemann A la80ef of tlll lf'tl-Conwnuntsl IOtCM •S brought OUI Ir°"' belllf)d 111e lfon rurtain 111 Hungary by 111 AmttiClll'I lldventur· ., (2 hrt.) 2'261 NEWS 2-.30 MOVll * * e "The Star" ( t9"1 Betta Devis. S1er11ng HayOen Oii the brlnll ol a c:omebacll. a t•d•ng actr ... ta loroed to ellooN bl'-~s and ~.(thr 50m111) 8 MOVIE * I~ "0.tert PutSult" ( 19521 Wayne Moms. \/lr- g1"te Grey. A p<OSpectOf and hi• lody are pursued by a gang of m11tder~ OUlllW9 SMICing ltOid hid· den In the Cehlornla 0-1 (I !Ir 2& min I G» MOVIE • • "The Strange One" ( t9571 Ben Gau.are. Julie W1*>0 ,:68 " Ht:w8 4:008 MOVIE • • "Oeat1n1tion. Miami· ( 19601 Ct.udto Goro. 8elle Cort ax. 0 MOVIE • '" "Beat 0111" 118601 Oaw1d Ferrar. Noelle Adam. 4:20 I 81'V! EDWARDS 4:IO MOVI£ • • "\/alley Of Ttla Z0tn_,..,.. 4 UltSI Bab l.Jvtng.11.00. 1111 Keith Tlaursdatl'• Bagi f..e Mo.,l•• ~RNING 11:30 m * * ''r "V~ C.n't Run Away From II'' I t9561 June Altyaon, Jaci< Lemmon. A mflB•"O heiress IM\Comes involved w1lh a rapor1er llillltllll'lg e<OM-COUl'llty. 12 h<I . 20 min I t AFTERNOON t2:00 0 • ··~ .. ,,..Rawhide vears" (19581 Tony CurtJs. Colleen Mlllw WIMln he tS impltcated "' • riverooal murdat, •young gamblef- 1dven1ur8" 1>1come11 a hunted lug1tlve, ftgP'lllng both llldet ol the law u"I M his name ,. cla8red. t 1 "' • 30m1nl 3:00@) e I • ., "PlnocchlO tn Ou••• Spece" 119651 Animated A good lsiry •urns 11 puppet into a ~Ille b<>y fl hr 30 mtn I 3:t0 0 • • •'~ Hot M1ilions":· f t968) Pe18" Ushnov Mao- g11 Sm1lh An ex-con mikes fl'IOney on comput- e<s wh~• h•s w.ta COiiects h•s pocltet chaiige. f ' hr • 30 rntn I It's No Picnic for Vietnamese Here, Either Ry ARTHUR 8 . VINSEL "THE INOOCWNESE REFUGEE," pro- ou11e o..ify ,., ... sutt duced and written by Kenneth Gale, will be ajred Biller, bewildered and some of them broken, Thursday at 7:30 p.m. on KOCE Channel 50. head- they came to America where their first taste of quartered at Golden West College in Huntington u .S . life was the dust and grime of Carop Beach. Pendleton's Remote Camp Talladega Tent City or Gale, a lean-faced, good-humored pipe smoker, LlttleStagon. aged 41, spent 2 lf.i years between 1966 and 1969 in They begged , ba rtered . bitched anli Vietnam as a war correspondent for ABC. then more often than not thanked their benefactors, suf-"Tlme" Magazine and United Press Jntematlonal. ferlng both jet Jag and culture shock, the former • "It's my s tory ... it's hard to part with wearing off easily after a time. something when you've been with It for so long,·· Three years after the saya the Los Angeles-based Cree-lancer Channel 50 fall or Saigon. Orange( ] sought out for the documentary. County bas a population TV REVIEW of up to 25,000 new set-.. THE SZO,Ht PRODUCTION was partly tiers. all from Southeast --------"-fmanced by a grant from the California Council for Asia. a land of towns and the Humanities in Public Policy. memories torlured by tens of years of war. Gale's carefully researched account of the as-• ABC, NBC Tie for Lead NEW YORK CAP> -ABC and NBC shared the lead in the networks' ratings race for the week ending Aug. 6, even though CBS claimed the week's top show a nd four of the 10 most-watched programs. A. C. Nielsen Company figures show. The top 15 programs for the week were reruns of previous e pisodes. CBS' "Switch." In 16th place. was the best of the ne w shows. ''One Day at a Time .. on CBS was first in the rati ngs. and .. Alice." the netowrk·s comedy starring Lin- da Lavin, No. 3. Five or the week's Top 10 belonged to ABC. Including "Three's Company," which finished second. NBC's top show was "Quincy, M .E.," which finished tied for ninth. ----- NBC AVOIDEO the ratings' bottom five, and that helped the network in the standings. A CBS movie Friday nleht. "A Warm December," was No. 57. followed by ABC's telecast of the PGA championahip Sunday, the CBS Saturday movie, "Burn," "Ship Shape" on CBS and ABC's Saturday "Comedy Special." . ABC and NBC tied for flt.st in the networks' race for t he prime time viewer at 14.7, followed by CBS at 12.7. The net works say that means in an average prime time minute dur· ing the week, 14. 7 percent or the homes in the country with TV were tuned to ABC and NBC. The rating for "One Day at a Time'' was 22.2. Nleben sa)'S that means or all the homes in the country with television, 22.2 percent saw at least part -of the program. HERE ARE THE week's 10 most-watched programs: "One Day at a Time ... with a rating of 22.2 representing 16.2 million homes, CBS; "Three's Company," 22.1 or 16.1 million, ABC ; "Alice,'' 20.8 or 15.2 million, CBS: "Ch arlie's Angels,·· 20.3 or 14.8 million, "Starsky and Hutch." 20.1 or 14.7 million, and "Laverne and Shirley, .. 19.8 or 14.4milllon, all ABC: "M·A-S.H," 19.5 or 14.2 million. CBS: "Carter Coun- try," 19.4 .or 14.1 million: ABC; and "Batnaby Jones," CBS, and "Q\Uncy, M.E.," NBC, both 19 or 18,9 million. SADDLEBACK PLAZA El Toro At Rockffeld El Toro 581·5880 .... ......, .. "1tOTLEAD AND COLD FEET1' . ,.... __ ......,. ~ similation of Southeast Asians~r its failure-into American culture after the fall In 1975 graphically shows a people uprooted. Film footage sbot by a German TV crew dur· ing combat depicts the customary row upon row of cOl'pses dragged to.gether 5ide-by-~id e. lttre charred and bullet -pierced trophies of hunters and hunted. all bu.man. . TANKS MOVING LIKE drag racers compared to those of World Wars I and II whiz through smoke from cannonfire as troops sprint beside them. spraying automatic rifle and machine gun fire. An a brupt change-or changes-reflect changed lives. Culture shock is the inevitable result. Some now in Orange and Los Angeles counties escaped the Communist takeo•er, but not before bein~ denied refuge in seven countries that do not accept the tired. the poor, the huddled masses. One scene opens with a trto of youths standing on a quiet suburban tract .street comer. smoking cigarettes and rapping. ror there Is little else for them to do. "CAN YOU SHOW US which way we can get a good job •.. maylte get a car? ... we don't •worry about tomorrow' here. In my country. you worry too much about tomorrow and you'll be dead," says one. Gale's documentary also deals with the Southeast Asian peoples' tendency to form tight enclaves, Uvtng in a new culture and preserving their own but refusing to learn about the new one. One apartment complex in Villa Park where up to 15 relatives and friends cram units intended for three to four bas become a sharp local issue. THE YOUNG EB ONES CRAVE cars and less- Intimate companlon9hlp; the old long for home and walt for death and peace. "It took D1f! a week to get used to the language again," says Gale, wbo interviewed some of the subjecta in thelr language. He said smells of their spicy cuisine in their homes took him back in time. A Vietnamese college student seriously dis- cusses a young man's interest in young women and a high school girl giggles her way through the sam.e.Aubject with a.winsome &rin. "AMERICAN GIRLS ARE HARD to get along with. lt takes a long time to think of sweet words to say ... ,"says thecollegian. The Pham Duy Family Singers conclude the first half of the mm with a folk anthem of the sort that has inspired specific cultures since time im- memon al and one can actually feel the words' meaning. There are two words for the Gale film. Powerful. Moving. It ... the Deltas • _....the rule• ••• the rules lost! ~ A tJIMJ\SAl PICT\.llE liCHNICOLOO• ·~.,......,.....h ................... .... NOW Pl AYlNG EDWARDS' IWllOR 2 CEllTURT 21 Costa Mesa (714) 646-0573 Anaheim (71 41772-8902 ITAlt'* Oflln-t• Orange (7141639·8770 PETEA SEJ.&EU . . .. •. ENTERTAINMENT I MUSIC BOX n•••r Louise Fletcher, who won an Oscar fOC' "On Flew Over the Cuckoo'• Nest,·· wlll star ln NBC's TV movie ·'Thou Shalt Not Commit Adultery." the rtrat of a se,-1 on the Ten Com· mandmenlS. Hilarious -~~ICA9CTV _...., .-..... " y o.oty ..._. ,_yptfEPUJTS Alllll.aJIS/CU .. 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Augutt 9, 1178 DAILY PILOT 89 Damp Concert Spkndid JI Woody Allen could have bten at tht Hollywood Bowl Juat ~5 mlnutel befor. concert time lut Saturday he would most certainly have committed tho mad melee to memory and uaed It In bl1 next movie M tnd you. thole of u1 who le11ed It to the nearest t.reee In the tt«h of that beavy thunder shower. chicken In one hand and champaane ln tbe other, didn't think It the le11t bit f'unny. Jt became leu funnier still when we returned to ao•ked Hats, IOddon proarama and the unhappy contenll of a picnic bukel that bad f alled. mla· erabb' t.o repel tht rain. AN llO\Ja LATER, WE coukln't have cared leu " It had ralMd tbrou1hout the concert. Sopranos M arllyn Home and Montserrat Caballe restored the fe1tlve mood ot wbat la alway• a aood humored Bowl audience with what thla writer re,ard1 as the best vocal otferin&• we have been aJven In lh1s summer aeuon. Splendfdly backed by conductor James Conlon and the Lee Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, they aave U1 a recital of operatic arias that will be talked about for a long llme t.o come. HO&NE WAS PARTICUIA&LY Impressive and her "Mon coeur, s'ouvre a ta vo'3t" from "Samson and Delilah" was, pertlapt, tbt pick of the eveninl. She has become a rtcb, majestic soprano ln lhese last few years and then la Uttle wonder that the European operaUc reattvala are King Yul? New York Honors Actor NEW YORK <AP> -Royalty visited Cit1 Hall. WeU. almost. Mayor Edward Koch referred to hiB guest as "Your majesty," "King of Slam" and "King of Broadway." But Yul Brynner is the first to admit there's no royal brood flowing through bis velna. Just srease- paint. The star of the Broadway revival of "The King and I" was presented the city's Brome Medallion for his contrlbutions to the theater and bis efforts to help re:f\llees Um>ughout tile v.wld. ' ·'To be King of Siam and .K.l.ag of Broadway 111; great," Koch said. Brynner responded. "In the play the king says, 'When one does not know what to saf, it is time to be silent.' So I'll just say I'm deeply moved and deeply gratified.'' OAK STREET SKATE R-ENT AL GRAND OPENING • Sahrctay, AUClll9f 12th UNDER "The Prer at ... HUMTINGTOH BEACH • DISCO RATE TO MUSIC • SKATE FOR FUM • SKATE FOR EXERCISE ...... '"··. s1.so.;:,HcMr Gi"Olp llafetA.¥ I ................... c.1: OCllt Stnet, Mlt11CMt Vllfo IJM5J2 Oal& stnet, L...-.._. 4f4.75JI TOM BARLEY Mualo Box clamorinl for her aervlcea. Cabelle'• moment of trlwnph in ber clltterlq contribution to um 1i>leodld feut ol °"'a came wlth her "Pace. pace" from "Fona de& DesUno. ·: She drew every ounce of Jh•'°" from that sttrrtna arla and the Spanish lva'a t4naf quality was ab9oluteb' nawleas. Both women seemed to revel In their duets and both were broulht back to the st.aae tlme and again at concert's end for their richly deserved ovation. BY THEN, THE RAIN was lon1 gone. Bul the magic ot Horne and Caballe left us with the lm· presslon that It had never rained at all. Anyway, It never rains at the Hollywood Bowl. Ernest F1el.achmann said so and we only know of one higher authority tha~ Emert. PETER FRAMPTON THE BEE GEES nSGT. PEPPER'S LOOELY HEARTS CWBBAND'' CMHllEnG Oooge 834·~ Dlolyl 30·)~ ·100 a ·~·•OJO N 'S SO. COAST PW• Cltllllu Mii '1tlll s..nn ..... ,.....,.. "MOr LIAD Ii COLD NIT' ...... ldl .... ..,,.. MADCAP MY8n'UllS °' .... TOAr Ull'S "HEAVEN SO. COAST PWl CAN WAIT" (PG) . ::.:.: IM0-:111 12:46-2:35-4:3CM:2S i.tm PAS 1:2().10:15 wrs so. com Pt.W ·.=- ....... ..,,. ........ . , ...... .. "Cl.OSI IMCOUMT9S M ,,..,.._ ..... ........ "THE DRIVER" (A> 1:0CM:5CM:40 "CAPRICORN ONE" (PG) 1:35-1:25-10:15 "SA1UIDAT MleoHT PIYll" llJ ·~ "'" .... J:tl-7:0l-IO:ll 1ar••• "HARP6R VALLEY PTA" 1:15-3:15-5:15 7:15-9:15 Bond'• Ne.e Girl Roger Moore poses with Lois Chiles. h1s new s tar for the J a m es Bond m ovie "Moonraker:· It'll be Agent 007's lllh cinematic adventure. • • • It 8JI OM.Y PILOT Census Shows 3.5% Decrease WABHlNOTON (AP> -After two Y• ... of In· creaaee. the number of l*I' Amwtew drOpped by l .S l*'C*lt to IS mUUon la~ the ~mint ,..port.a. Tbe CIMUll aw-ea" report,........, allO aowa the number of pclQl'.,...... llflac aJooe • ~ an unr-.lated penoa ._,...... bJ 1 pereeat to a.a mUUon: and tbe nwnbtt of pool'. funlti• beaded by a female wllll no bulbed pn1mt l"OM by 4.1 percent to 2.5 mllllc.. TRB asPOaT osao A POVDTY threshold or SS.815 for a non·farm family ot four. up I Def· cent from Im. Tile poverty thfesbold. wtdth ri•• wltb lnere ln eaMUJner prices, had lncl'ta&ed 9.1 pettent the year before. QUEENIE The detailed report eompares lt76 with ms 1 r ..,.,. bl _ .... d t Id k r 1 bl nd but 1 and la the latfl6t by the Censua Bureau. A report .. •IU•~ • anu ie woo ma e me ee a . wllh lt'17 prdimJnary flndlnp also will be re· • _d_•dn_'•_c_ou.n_1_on_1t_m_a_k_1ng_m_e_th-inll_bJ_anc1 __ :_· ------ leased lb1s week. a.tWMn 11'13,ancl 191"-t.be nwnber otpeopte_ in -the United Stales who an pocw increased by 1.3 million: the nwnber Increased by 2.:5 million between 1174 and lt75, fil\lf'el show. TD aBPOaT SHOWS TBAT OP tbe 25 million poor peop&e ln 1978, •percent wen black; 11 pereent were Latin Amemans; 13 percent were 65 or older: 40 percent were under 18: and 36 per· cent were in famtUes headed by a female with no husband present. The decline in the incldenc~ of poverty between 1975 and 1976 was not disUibuted evenly throu1bout the population. There were fewer poor whites, about the samt" number-of poor--elderly persons and fewer poor bus band-wife f amilles. Christmas Crafts Workshops Slated People may be swarming to the beaches these hot August days, but the San Juan Capistrano Senior Citizens group is already getting ready for Christmas. Plans are under way for a series of workshops at the center at 32032 Del Obl!po. a spokeswomaa said. s,.,.... ...,re C•re• .,.,. DEAR PAT: Are there any special precau- tions a person should take In laundering clothing that has been exposed to pesticide sprays? We have to spray our yard soon and I know some of the spray will blow back on OW' clothes. F.P .. Newport Beach Pesticide ftlldue on clo&lala1 II partlcalarly daa1erou ~ause pesticides can eeter tile body tllroa&h tlle Uln. Hd carefal atteatlon to clodablg contaminated by drift or spllb ls reqalred. Tbe CooperaUve Estenllon'a farm a4vtaor•s office 1ay1 dOttaiq worn wbUe applylag pesticides should be wasbed dally aad peatlelde contamiaa&· ed cl~ lboa.ld not be mixed wttll odter laadry. This eWblllg aboaJd await laaaderlDI bl a plastic b•I or he laMdered as aooe u It ls takea on. Waab bl bot water (14t degrees) ud Hrmal or fall water level. Use tbe manalactarer'a reeom· me•ded amoaat of ftavy-daty phospllat~ de· lu~AL 'rhorOJ11bb dr~ the clotb~a _ n ~a automatic dryer for 30 mblates at the rePJar fabric seutJll. An extra preealldoe to tMroqla1y clean tbe washer after pestlclde-coatamblated laandry bas been done, ls to nm the wasber emp&y tbrougb Its complete launderta1 cycle, aain1 de· tergent. ~ DEAR PAT: My cat would rather eat my dog's dry food than his own cat food. I had almost de- cided just to buy dog food for both of lhem. but a friend told me cats need a lot more protein than dogs. ls this true? F .K:-. lrvtne Yes. About 15 years ago, researehera eatabUalled tllat eats have a aalquely hip protein reqalrement-so hip, bl fad. tllat a proper eat AT YOUR SERVICE I NATION I LOCAL "Oot a probWm? Then aonte to Pol Duna. Pat will CUf rtd t~. Qetling tht 0"'1.0ft'I CDlliaftMm JIOt' Med to aohJt ~"'' i11 ~menl and buliiwu. Mm.I JIO'I' quntlona to Pat Dunn, At Your~. ~ Coo•t Daily """· p 0 Boz ISiJO. Ccma Jlt.0. CA 92621. Al man11 letten o.t poi~ will be ~. but phorwd snq&dnt• or ~tter1 not incWing tM rtcdc"• /uU raame. addrt11 and bulineu houri' phoM num~camiot beconddtnd. TldacolumnQPPeOr•dcd· lJI nctpt SaturdaJ11. '' .... C.C••• ... , ...... DEAR PAT: I ordered a pair ol lmee warmers for a friend a month ago from Mau Markettna As· soclation Inc. of North Hollywood. Tbey have my check, but I don't have the mercbandiH. D.C., Newport Beach M-.11 Marketl•I A11oelaUoa'1 e••&omer service repreeenta&lve aaya daat,.... enter la he· iDC proeeuecl by the allipplal deput•eet. fte ftrm asks customers to allow 31 claJ• from Ute· tJme tbelr checks are caahed before ~ de. livery. If your merdlandlae doea't antn ..._ that time, sead a copy of Ute fl'9M ud baek f/11 yoar ca.ueeled c•k to the firm whit a fell_. fer: foUowap or ttfand. Altlloap malJ..order merdUMl.lle ls ...,.,... to be delivered w1tllla 3t days ol &lie U.e It la or· dered. acc:onUq &o Federal Trade Commlllloa regalatloaa, ab or eight weeks •alUllC time la more reallatlc. Seleetl1'e ~ 8flelteefl1 _ DEAR PAT: I 106t my old draft card and the Selective Service System office ia closed. What do I do? . E.G., Costa Meat NotblD1. The Seleetlve Servlee System la HI l11a1a1 ftt>latemeBt draft canlt ud tbe regll&ru\ no Ion..-•a• to have his draft card la Ida pen61tal pestealloa at all tlmea. Aa yoa bow, loca,l boanl offleea a.llroGpoat the aaU. were cloled Feb. 28, 1171. 4'•Y req1lelt for "9for•allon from n.tea llOW lllolllll be Hilt tot NatlOnal lleadqaarten, SeleeUwe Senlee Syaem, ... ESL, N.W., W ......... D.C~JMIL..AQ..cme odler Ciao a re1btrant wbo waata blforaurUoa • from • repatraJlt'• rue mut .... e .. a ......... tlo• dated ud llped •1 tlae ~. On Monday. Lauretta Blackmer is to conduct a workshop for making needlepoint Christmas or· naments. Sue Amls demonstrates the art of mak· ang stuffed aniDlals Aug. 21. And on Aug. 28. seniors can learn bow to make jewelry and lapidary items. food eoatabaa markedly exeea pl"CKeln for dop. ---;;;;;:;;:;;:;;;;;;::;;;;:;;:;:;:;:;;:;:;::::=--Cats need about 5t pereetd IDOl'e pretebl Ulan MATINEES SATURDAY· & SUNDAY "SGT. PEPPER'S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND" (PG) "THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY" "THE SWARM" (PG) "WHO'LL STOP THE RAIN?'" 'WHERE'S POPPA?" (A) "THE CHEAP DETECTIVE" f PGJ "MURDER BY DEATH" "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" (PG) '~FOUL PLAY" (PG) "FOUL Pt.A Y" (PG) "FUN WITH DICK I JANE" "CONVOY" "EAT MV OUST"(PG) Volunteers wishing to demonstrate a boutique item In a craft clsss are requested to call tbe City Hall at-.1171. docs. aad it matt be of 1oec1 qaaUty <llltb blolocleal valae). For enmple, bl protela from aalmal soarces. muele meat woald be far more ..able tllaa conaectlve Uane. aless &be lauer la safllelftltbt pfteffpe4 and aapplem~&etl wl&la amlH ~ The .,.w la &Ht you ~at'• pod b~altla nqalftl cat-oot d6g-food, ·aad yoar dol sboalcln't eat cat food becaue the e:scen protein ls The-center is open Monday through Frida~ from 2to5p.m. with the exception of Tuesday~ 7 Honored From Coast not good for It. Seven Orange Coast residents have received recognition for service to Cal State LonK Beach. Honored persons, and their years or employ. ment, are AM L. Tubbs of Fountain Valley, 20 years; David P. Stark of Huntington Beach. 15 years; Elaine B. Long of MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE AU. am AHO Ill '~MS ~l\IE n.t: IEAI. C1' lHE MOTION l'IC TUM COOE M IUF REGULA TIOH Westminster. 10 years: Mary K . Statler of Laguna Beach. 10 years; John D. Lamb of Seal Beach, 10 years: Wilma P. Swalley and John I. Mokler Sr. of Huntington Beach, 10 years: and Susan J. Bagshaw and Sharyn D. Meachim of Westminster, 10 years. Board 1 ........ .i Siera~ 1t'ee DEAR PAT: While remodeling our kitchen. we found a place behind some plywood for an iron· ing board that drops down from the wall. My grandmother had one of these ironing boards in her house and it was so convenient. Do you know where we could buy one? A.G .. New-port Beach A YS continued 7oar seardt-alao to no avaU. Hlrlnl a contractor to customise an iroalDI board for wall attachment may be the only aohd.lon DD· less one of our readen can c."Ome ap with a soarce. ~P,11'<\b..~l.A~ ~ !f""'P-=Gl,.....,MBJT_M._GUIWICl __ Slall_mo_@ __ I DD DOLBY'STn•O I L8!IJ · ~-~*'*"•NT..,H:IR~ . .o .. , • .....,. ..... a_.....,o NOW THE FORCE ISAT A THEATRE NEAR YOU * PUTT CITY CfNT£R Orange 634-9282 ANAHEIM DRIVE-IN Anaheim 879·9850 IREA MAU UA Movies 4 990-4022 IROOKHURST Anaheim m-6446 EDWARDS CINEMA CENTER **FOX f\Aerton 526-4747 Costa MesoP79-4l41 CtNEMA VIEJO M1S11on Viejo ~ HUNTIN .. TON CINEMA FASHION SQUARE lo Habra 691-0633 Hunttrlgton Beach &48-0388 *'70MM DOLBY **35MM DOLBY '°"""• NO 'ASSlS ~ fOll nts 1NCMGMH1 MATINEES /lJ MOST THEAJR£S 04lOC ~ ~ '°" SHOWl'MS oe C1iU ~ A week ago they were strangers. An hour ago they were lovers. IURWIEIYDU TllllR IT Wll llFE Tl II BICK TD TIE MDVIII. Now they are targets. • • I ' ' t I .... , ............. .... 1'1-~.; .. _g ..... ='"' \.!!J. -~ CAM NOr WAXCNI .......... CHIAP DlllCTIVI • MUIDll IY OIATN ftAYWS .. , ....... IJ Ntaua .... , IClmT llO MIMI di• .~Jo 1~57!: ..... ~ a•.~1 a::.E:. ..................... MOr UM a CICU ""c-t .... C.-,l'IUlrf .... Yllt .......... ""'" .... --· -="' __ ..,......, _ ....... uu., ... NOONI.,. .... •11D1UTIO ... _......, ... ~ ....... ,,. ... t H CAMMOfWAIC"9 ........... '-m"' ... , ....... \ 1 ~ . ~ I ' .. . I , ,• • , li:'Osty Delight t Pineapple and lemon blend Into a creamy base to make a special dessert for family or friends. If you're looti.nl for an easy-to-make. ac-ee· tacular aummertlme deaaert, try Froaen Pi.Mapple Leman Crum. Crwbed pineapple and lemon. blended Imo a creamy bue. aive tbaa pretty d.uert a refresbtnc taste and pleuma texture. P'roaen ln a handlome mold. lt becomes a fatlve patt7 de ert. Or freeae It In a deep pan. 'Ind scoop It tnto attncUve dishes lo make family meals an occasion The frolen cream. accented with a swirl of Gln1.-:-Sauce, will become one ol your favorite stand-by erta. FaOEBN PINEAPPLE LEMON C&BAM 1 t1 lb 4 oa) can cruabed pineapple t C\1119 wbipplna cream ~ cupqar ~all> lemon juice ~ teaspoon salt GlncerSauce Tum Pineapple lnto wire ltralner. and drain well. aavln.t syrup. In chilled bowl. combine cream, INl&r, lemon Julee. salt and food cok>r· lD1. Beat until barely atiff. Fold in the drained pineapple. cocoout and lemon peel. Spoon tnto oiled 7 ·cup mold. and freeze firm, several houn or overnight. Meanwhlle. prepare GlnHr Sauce. and chill. At aerv1na lime. unmold the frozen cream onto chilled aervln1 plate and aerve with sauce Makes8to l01ervln1s. rt--I to cll'OJllll xellow food coloring <op-Uonah Gla1er 8aate: Combine 2 tablespoons brown sucar and 1111 teaspoons cornstarch In small saucepan. Gradually sUr In ~ cup ayrup from pineapple <(ldd water, lf needed, to measure thU. amount>. Add 1 tablespoon finely chopped preserved 1in1er. Cook ov~ moderate heat, stirring constantly. until mixture reaches a boil; boll 1 minute. Cool before serving. Make•~ cup sauce. .For apec1a1 decoration, drain 1 f8'4 0%) can pineapple slices. Cut slices in ball and arTanJ(e on top of mold along with fresh mint sprigs: ,, I f r t l f : . • J • . . 1 \4 cup naked coconut 1 tableapoon rrated lemon peel Blueberries It's a big. bright beautiful blueberry world at the produce counters. And while the family may want you to make old favorites fr~ the fruit. here are some new rec!pes Top Banana Reeipes The origin of the banana goes back to antiquity but here are new recipes for summer. America's love affair with bananas is a many-splendored thing. We consume 305 million dollars'worthof'em a year! The origin of the banana goes back to an- tiquity. Mentioned in early Sanskrit writings, its beginnings were traced to Asia and later, to Greek, Latin and Arab writers who expounded on its sweetness. A popular dish which the Latins have in· troduced to dle Americans up North is Fried Bananas. Easy to make, Plantains <green bananas obtainable in all Spanish grocery stores) are best for frying, but semi-ripe bananas m ay also b e used. Slice them lengthwise and fry in vegetable oil unW they are golden brown on both sides. For your next dinner party. bow about a traditional favorite, the banana split! When making this easy dessert, in addition to the lee cream and sliced bananas, try a generous splash of Tia Maria, the islands' exotic liqueur before topping with whipped cream. A final and exotic touch would be a sprinkle of fresh, un- cooked coffee grounds for extra taste and tex- ture. The banana, a most versatile fruit, can be served as an appetizer, in soups, combined with fish. meat and vegetables, and In salads. It lends itself to desserts, and delicious beverages. Here are some recipes you may want to tey. ANTILLEAN MOLD 1 package (3 ounces> orange flavored gelatin 1 cup boiling water 1h cup dry sherry 1 can <11 ounces> mandarin orange seg. men ts 1/4 cup chopped nuts 2 ripe bananas. peeled and sliced Dissolve gelatin in boiling water. Drain the juice from orange segments into measuring cup. Reserve orange. Add enough dry sherry to juice to measure 1 cup. Blend into dis· solved gelatin. Chill until mixture begins to thicken. Fold in orange segments. nuts and sliced bananas. Makes 4 to 6 servings. BANANA CHICKEN BREASTS 3 chicken breasts 1 v. cups mashed banana all purpose flour 1 egg <beaten> 1 cup bread crumbs 1 cup butter Cut breasts ln half and skin. Remove bones. Beat thin between sheets of unwaxed paper. Spoon a sixth of the mashed banana in each piece and fold chicken over filling. Dredge cutlets in nour, then beaten egg and roll them in bread crumbs. Melt butter in skillet and fry chicken Ull golden on underside. Remove. place cutlets browned side up in a baking dish along with butter from skillet. In 375" oven. bake chicken for 15 minutes. or until tender. BRANDIED BANANA TOPPING 2ripe bananas 4 tablespoons Courvoisier 4 tablespoons chopped dates 4 tablespoons chopped maraschino cber· ries. drained 2 tablespoons sugar Mash peeled bananas. Blend In Courvolsier and beat with rotary beater until smooth. Fold in dates. sugar and cherries. Cover and chill ror about one hour. Use as a topping for ice cream or pudding. Makes l 'Aa cups. EASY BANANA CAKE 1 package ( 17 ounce> pound cake mix 2eggs 1Aa cup chopped nuts (optional> t cup mashed ripe bananas Preheat oven to 325•. Generously grease and · flour a 9 inch loaf pan. Omit milk or water called for ln package directions. Combine pound cake mix, esgs and bananas, and beat 3 minutes at medium speed on electric mixer<~ strokes by band). Fold in nuts. Spoon into 9 loch loaf pan and bake 1 \14 hours or unW golden brown and cake springs back when touched on top. Cool ln pan for 30 minutes. TUmOGtoo rack and cool Best Buys Early predictions indicate Auaust Will be a good month for produce as several Items peak in flavor and SUJ>ply. FRUIT All varieties of melons are an excellent buy this week. The outside appearance of the cantaloupe is lighter and the size ts smaller but the eating ls good . Watermelons and honeydews are both rea· sonable. Some honeydews on the market are not quite ripe and should be held two to four days for best navor. to trv. You'll learn how to make Blueberry Baked Alaska and Blueberry Sauce on • Page C2. week .. Supplies are good but quality 1s qiargmaJ. . . .. There is an increasecd supply or bell ·.:~ peppers arriving from Northem California resulting in lower prices. Cucumbers are also down in price while the quality re· mains good. Green beans. zucchini and summer squash all continue to be key buys with ~everal areas in production. Quality is 1ood. BrentWood. Irvine. San ft'emando • • and SaU2US are all 1hlppi111 quality sweet com. Prlces are 1ood and ahould remain ~ about the same. •. .,,_,.. '· . • '· t· : .. .. ti t f • 1 . ~ .. . I ~ t • ~ • I I Prize Crepes ' SAVORY MEAT SUr until cheese is In a tarae aklllflt melt I C&EPF.S melted. butt.er. Add green pep- 1 3 large eggs PUUq: per and onion; aaute un- , 1 cup milk 2 tablespoons butter UI crisp-tender, about 5 : 2 tablespoons salad or margarine mlnutea. Add m eat. t oil ~ cup thin green Co ok and stir until ~ 1 \11 t easpoon a pepperltrips b r o wned, abo ut 8 . . . . FOOD Blueberry Dishes to Serve Up It'• a bl&, brt1ht. and sherbets amd souf· all summer. but add one s tiff, addln1 s ugar BLUEBERRY SAUCE beautlM world when the Iles. or two more Ideas. Try. gradually. beating con-1 pint fresh blueber· freab blueberries come There's so much to en· for example. an easy-to· stahtly. Beat in vanilla. rtes to market! joy about blueberries. do Blueberry Baked Place each dessert shell ~cup suaar For one t b Ins . They are Nature's own Alaska. using packaged on a square of heavy du-Pinch of salt blutberrt .. ln boxes on convenience food. They dessert shells and store· ty alurnlnum foll and ar-l tablespoon corn- tbe produce counters need no peeling, coring bou1bt ice cream. All ranae on cookie sheet. starch mtana that the Mason of or pittina. Only washing you have to do is wblp FUI shell hollows with 2 tablespoons water the blue 1ummer sky ts just before using. They up the e11 whites for the Blueberry Sauce. Top 1 tablespoon lemon upen ua. Tb1I S. a time are the ideal mid·meal mefinlue. e.acb with a ~ cup-scoop juice to punue tbe bappy bob-snack. sweet enough to of lee cream. leaving a Rinse fresh blueber- blH -of aardenln1. satisfy a craving that BLUEBERRY BAKED rim of cake exposed. ries and drain well. ln boatln•, 1wlmmlne and might otherwise turn to AIA8KA saucepan, mix together 1wlqlnalnabammJK:k. junk food. Vet, blueber-3e11wbites Cover entirely with sugar, salt, cornstarch. rtes are low in calories. 3 tablespoons con-thlc:k layer of meringue, Add water and lemon One happy hobby of aummer ls eating blueberries . For brealtf aat, luntb and dinner. Stralfbt from the bowl, by the bandlul . Over cereal. In muffins and watnes and pan· cakes and pfes. In parfaits and puddinss Hall a cup contains only fectioners' SOiar down to foll base. Brown juice and stir unW dis- 42 calorles. Now. that's '4 teaspoon vanilla quickly in very bot oven solved. Add blueberries a snack to smack one's 6 dessert shells <450• F. >. Slip from foil and bring to a boll. Boil lips over! 1-'t'I pints blueberry to servioi plates and l to 2 minutes or until Start off the new blueberry season with a new blueberry recipe. Of course. the old favorites will be made swirl or vanilla ice serve immediately. If c lear and slightly cream desired. place whole thickened, stirring Ofresh blueberries in carefully to avoid Blueberry Sauce Make meringue by beating egg whites until meringue hollows after crushing berries. Serve browning. Yield: 6 serv-warm or chilled. Yield : ings. 1-'t'J cups sauce. LOWER PRICES I Worcestershiresauce "-cup c h op ped m inutea. Add tomato, t % cup sifted all-onion salt, Worcestershire t---~.~US~"!'Sln~~---.-....;..,_ __ ~~~W~H~l~--..---~L.4-•~l~&~l!""'sg~~,~--.---5-W-ieaw---._-1'---1 i pu.rposeOour l~ pounds ground sauce. Cook s minutes '51n ~ t In a cnedium-sized beef Ionaer. Stir in \11 cup P111••s 5 M.ISS " bowl witb a rotary l cup chop ped Cheese Sauce. Cover A l1 beater or wire whist, tomato and set aside. beat eggs thoroughly. ~teaspoon salt TO PILL AND BAKE l•· Add milk , oil and 4 teas p oons CREPES: Prebeat oven WwceateJ:Shi~-aauu;.. ..WOU~--te· ~6-• • Aeee ~ :.; > I mix well. Add flour and ~cup Cheese Sauce tablespoons-meat on IOLl.IA• ~nd refrigerate for 1 ------------------t beat until sO'lOOlb. Cover Creclpe abovet Taclr' enpe.- ~our . (Crepe -batter • should he as thick as 1-~~~--..::;;;....:::;;~~-~;;:."""'!!!~-~~~~"'""""L.-~~~,.,......, ..... ....,_..,...J.......,. I heavy cream; if thicker : add a smaJI amount or r milk). To make crepes heat a S-inch crepe pan or skillet. Brush bottom of pan lightly with oil. For each crepe pour : •• about 2 tablespoons bat- . ter in the pan. Rotate pan quickly to spread batter evenly. Cook until browned underneath, about 2 minutes. Tum to brown other side: place on a platter. Repeat making l&c~pes. Cbeeae Sauce: 3 tablespoons butter or margarine 3 tablespoons flour 11. tea s poon powdered mustard 214 c~ milk 11 2 cups <6 oz.> shredded sharp Cheddar cheese 2 1'2 teaspoons ongma~ Worcestershire sauce In a medium saucepan me lt butter. Quckly stir in flour and mustard until smooth. Cook and stir for J minute. Grad~ally stir in milk. Cook and stir un- til thickened and smooth. Add cheese and Worcestershire sauce . BARM BONELESS SMOKED HAM WHOLI oa HMF 1!8 Al lOWEST PllCES IOMB.ESS ROLLED ZACIY OR FOSTER FARMS -ROAST FRYER BREAST I~ auw OR IOUMD 4-'tu.9 FRYER &ec A -L LEGS & THI~ '79& FARMER JOHN SLICED BACON USDA CHOICE SEVEN BONE HUCKSIEAK LIAM ,. MEATY I~ WISCONSIN CHEDDAR CHEESE FRESH CUT I~' FARMER JOHN WIENERS FARMER JOHN 8 OZ. LINK SAU_SAGE 59! ..-----------------------.. IARMllllSltSUCED PURI POK lllD FAIN IOeS 1000 ISi •• BOLOGNA SAUSAGE DRESSING 1 LL mca °"" nc •AllEnl I LL .... AU: IMSICTICIDIS IOc°" PC ... S~YS •• RM kiri 1111' STIW 4i 51 DOI FOOD 140Z. CAM Friskies. --~~ ... ~ Dry Dinners for Dogs ... has rolled T tO ! 460Z.. t F - t t , I ' r ' ll a c 0 t. " I r I I ... ; I ~ \ , I ·- • . • ' • ' • 1 . . -. .. :· ~ . . . •• FOOD Spedal Die•• By June Roth Condiments To Avoid Thttt1 ls ol\en cont\a•k>o about whet.her • bland diet fOl' uJter patJcnu can Include normaJ seasonlnc aa t.l • and 1t ao whit'b ones may be tried If doctora umped two v.'Ord ln bric.ht red ink llCl'QU t.he list.a of foods 11vcn to ulter pa\l~nts. "AVOID P PPER". they'd be off lo a aood start Hero's a l~ller rrom a ~tder that abows the problem of how to actually carry out a apecial diet. fOl' eoptnc In ~ kitchen as what tb1a col· umn ls all about: Dear ,.._ aotla: 1 find myself cooklnt for a person who bu a bealed up ulcer but la aup- posed to avoid eld·producina roods and aeema IO do ti best on a bland to normal diet. I could use "' list of spices that would be okay to try. Ala.o a Ust of acid-producing foods to avoid ... 1 h1tve come to the conclusion lhal there is almost nothing available lo the averaae person but the list lhe doclOl' bands you which bas 25 Items and is not worth a dam. It's no wonder people wiUI this problem have a hard time keeping the diet under control. Thanks ror any help you can give me Mra.J.K. P .S. This person has been told to 11void Citrus rruits in alt forms, bran n akes. and alcohol. but lo otherwise go back to normal eat· ing as much as possible. • Qear Mrs. J.K. There's a wide range or cooking choices between. bland and normal, so it's best to set 1p guideli.nes anyway. High on the list of seasonings to avoid is pepper and all of its spicy derivatives. Also avoid condiments, cloves. garlic. ginger, mace, mint. fresh parsley. and all seed spices. Whal you can use is salt, cinnamon. paprika. oregano, basil. ·rosemary. marjoram. thyme, tarragon. and lemon juice (your doctor m ay prefer that you omit this or strain before using). InteresUngly. -GOme-dodors do noLomit.citrus fruits {r.om .J.h!t diet but reel thr.t cranberries. plums, and prunes have an acid reaction in the digestive system. And in addition to bran cereal, you s hould avoid other coarse whole grliin cereals and try to choose refined white cereals and breads instead. Ask your doctor to elaborate on the list or foods allowed, or speak to your local hospital dietician for a complete guideline. In this instance, an ounce of prevention will reall.v be worth a pound of cure. If you have a special diet problem, write lo June Roth. c/o the Dally Pilot. Enclose a stamped self-addressed envelope for a personal reply. CHICKEN LIVERS OREGANO t pound chicken livers I ''.a cups water • 2 teaspoon salt 14 teaspoon oregano 4 slices white toast. cut diagonally in half Wash and trim chicken livers. Place in a skillet wfffi wat~r. satr,amtoregano:-Simmer 10 minutes, turning occasionally. Remove with a slotted spoon and serve on toast points. Makes 4 servings. VEAL ROSEMARY STEW 1 pound veal. cut into bite-sized chunks 2 pOtatoes, peeled and quartered 4 carrots, peeled and chunked 1 2 pound fresh string beans, trimmed 11 2 cups tomato juice 12 teaspoon rosemary • 2 teaspoon salt Preheat oven to 350"F. Place veal in a small Dutch oven or other heavy container with li&ht lid Add potatoes. carrots. and. string beans. Pour in tomato juice. Add rosemary and salt. Cover and bake 2 hours. or until meat is fork· tender Makes 4 servings. BAKED FISH LOAF I cup milk 2 slices stale wrute bread 1 pound pike fillets. ground 1:? teaspoon salt '-1 teaspoon ground thyme 4 eggs, separated 1.i cup heavy cream Heal milk to boiling ; add bread and cook and stir until mixture leaves the side or the saucepun. Cool Combine ground pike. salt, thyme. egg yolks. and bread mixture; mix well. Add cream. B('at egg whites until stiff peaks rorm ; fold gen1 ly through fish mixture. Spoon into a greased I quart loaf pan or casserole. Bake in a 350 F ov('n for 45 minutes. Makes 4 to 6 servings. for milk! 1l•efora ·Mealtime Freew. Salad Has Crunch ly und mix broccoli and ricl' toaethu. Add tom•to and celery For dreasln1. beat t.otether splcea. salt and pepper with oll and vine11r LIMA ST\JFFID TOMATOES 1 p11cka1e 110 oi > frozen Fordhook lima beans ot tomatoes. Hollow out. ualng melon ball cutter and leaving a v. mch wall <save scooped out portion>. Turn tomato cups upside down on paper towels to drain. Melt butter In skillet Add onlon. 1arlic and basil. Cook unUl tender. about S minutes. Add l t.; cups of the tomato pulp. salt and sugar. Brine to Yledneeday.August9. t978 DAILY PtLOT Q Broccoli adds crunch to Mediterranean $8/sd. Turnlna out u com · pan)' dlM r or a apcclal luncheon can be u easy ua tOUlftl a satad. A well 11 oned. colorfUl and crW\chy sala4 can matko even tho simple t menu apectaacular And. whtn you µsc high quali- ty f roien veaet.abl s lht' bcula for your aalads. you save time and eneray aa well Frozen vecttlbl are proceued quJckl)t ofter harvestlna 10 they re taln olm0tt ull or the ~auUful color, texture. rlavor ind nutrition "Mother Nature" save them. And, because they are retady lo cook and serve. th y :,ttve you the tlme0consumina chores of wa.shlna. cullina and peeUn1 necesury w&ih raw produce. For salads. Just undercook the ftoien vegetables in .. minimum amount or ~ med ium -large. firm ripe tomatoes c about 7 oz each> a boil and cook rapidly --~~.,-,,,-----------------------l tablespoon butter or margarine until reduced to l cup . .,.. ________ _. _ _. ___ ...__._,;..;-..---------.. about 7 minutes . Add Uma beans and :\4 cup cheese. Set tomato cups upright in areased 3· inch muffin pans. or close in shallow baking pan. Fill with llma mtx· \ure. Sprinkle with re- maining cheese. Bake al 350 degrees F 15 minutes or unlit tomatoes are tender and fllling is hot. Makes 5 servings. Prepare early the day you use. l cup fr ozen choppt.'Ci onion 1 clove 11arl1c. mLDced lh teaspoons basil~ crumbled 1 'h cups tomat.Q pulp l teaspoon salt l teaspoon sucar • l cup Shredded Mon terey Jack Cheese Cook llma beans as packa1e directs; drain. Cut a thin sllce orf tops waler to retain t.beir -------------------• crunchy texture. Froien broccoli Is the secret ingredient that transforms a simple rice salad Into a company side dlsh, MEDITERRANEAN RICE SALAD ~4 cup uncooked re- gular rice V-1 cup frozen chopped onion ~. teaspoon salt l 'h cups boiling water 1 package ( 10 oz > frozen chopped broccoli 1 cYp diced seeded tomato ·lettuce ORES.SING : 1t:1 cup oil 1-i cup tarragon- flavored wine vinegar --+-r-tellS'pOOn ~'it chili powder. curry powder. garlic powder. salt and pepper Stir rice. onion and a.4 teaspoon salt into boil· Ing water. Bring back to a boil. cover. tum heat low and s imme r 20 minutes until water is absorbed and rice Is tender. •Meanwhile. coojt broccoli as package directs. Cool individual· Roger's ~~., introduces a new concept in plant care ••• for those who care too much! -· Pro mot .. Growth .•• wpplies eMaltial nutrients to pr~e health9 plant growth. Provkl-Oxygen ••• 10 the fmportant root area prewntlng root rot. defoliation. dnd plant death. ............. OM...a.riegm an hldoot-plant food that also suppffes the necessary oxygen to plant roouo. AUGUST SPECIAL 8 oz. reg. $1.99 ONLY $1.49 16 oz. reg. S3.69 ONLY $2.77 Rogft"s Gmdms • 640-5800 San Joequin at Mac.Anhl.r • Newpott Beldt • 9 am-6 pm Yessir! Pringle's Country Style Potato Chips are new as a sun- rise. Realty new! From the bright denim blue can to the last hearty tastin' chip.There's plenty of crunch, plenty of natural flavor in Country Style chips, but no preserva- tives. No artificial ingredients either. So help yourself to our money-savin' coupon.Then dig into new Pringle's Country Style Potato Chips. They're downright delicious. Naturally! Friskies. Dry Dinners for Dogs has rolled back prices* to1975 ! ALL FLAVORS ALL SIZES *At rticipati. Jers. ng I • • • ~ bAIL Y PILOT FOOO ow-Calorie Recipes for Bumpe~ Zucchini Crop . reen aquw ls ont-of U\ost" low-calorie c•fd•n 1oodit-you Just cen t set too m~b ot Un you 're 111 thumbs - green thumba. Then those pretty 1ucchlnl have a way of muJUply· Int like barnyard kit· teq. After you've had 'IUCChlnl C~]>eS. quiche. aotad and plckl • aft r . •ve 1'ad 1t atuttt¢. mtred. aauteed and .., red, after you'vt It the Fttnd\ way. I ta II an. 0 re• k. anne •nd ttawallu y you've hid It! hut other wiiy la re! • There 's alwaya other wa:y Todiay let'• it the Arable way. ls Amerlcaalud rsion ot tbe .. ...,. stem way wltb 1reen uaah la almpl , lD· ed . The freen IUC· ini is quickly slm· red in a setr-maklnt uce of tomato juice iked with chopped ion and mild spice. It ould make a 1ood slde s h /or broiled or rbecued chicken. Bet- r yet. you misht llke to ok the chicken and cchlnl together la tbe me spice-scented auce <directions llow). ARABIAN SQUASH 1 teaspoon butter or argarine 1 tablespoon water }{alC an -onion. opped 1 medium zucchini re e n s quash>. artered lengthwise, tin 2-inch lengths ~up-"'tomatu;utc-e uncecam Pinch of ground rmeric ). 11. teaspoon ground ~l.nnamonorcardamom ~· Salt and pepper to taste. lfneeded r.~,pray a non-stick !llet with cooking spray no.fat frying. Com - .£ ethebutter. water and .,.ion. Cook and stir over w heat until onion is Iden but not browned d remaining ingre- e n ts . Simmer un- ve red. stirring fre· ently. until squash is nder-crisp and most of e liqyid has eva_porated to a thick sauce. akes o servin1s. SS calories ' ch. ' CHIC KE N AND U ASH. BAGHDAD· VLE Add a $J>lil icken breast to the ecedmg list of lngre- ents and omit butter . -0llow these -directions: rown the chic-k en · east skin-side up un- . er the broiler. Drain d discard fat. Com- ne tomato juice, onion. rmeric and cinnamon. our over chicken. <Sall ·1 d pepper to taste.) over and bake 40 to 45 inutes. Uncover: put uash under chicken. :ft'ake uncovered, an ad- litional 10 to 15 minutes. !sting frequently, until icken is tender and uce is thick. Makes ;a.wo serving s, 185 :i.'alories each. <Recipes ~ay be doubled or t"ripled.) Try the follow· mg. which is also good rith beef stew: ilRABIAN LAMB wrnr ! ZUCCHINI • 1 pound lamb, lean. 'fx>neless, cut rrom the 1eg, into 1-and-one·half· ~ch cubes .; 1 J a r g e o n I o n • ~eeled, <:bopped ~ 8 -ounce can jomaloes, broken up ~ell : 1 cup tomato Juic~ ' Juice.of 1 lemon , 1,~ teuPoOn 1roana l.urmeric ' Optional: quarter \easpoon around cln· "iiamon or cardamom seed ,· 141 teaspoon dried l(lint <or 2 tabJeepoon1 "1opped fresh mint aves> " 1 teaspoon crated moo peel Sah aod papper to ~ste <ttneedld> 2 IMdidlD IUCChlnl, ~uertered ten1thwl1e, t lo a.tnch lenctb& Spray a DOD•ltlCt met or Dutch oven ith cookln• 1pray. rown the la111b cubes itb no fat added, tum· 1 to brown evenly. d all tqNclleata ... tept 1Ucddftl. Cover ud simmer one hour or more. iaat.11 lamb la~ &.endtt. Stlr In ~ Sim· Jl\et, unco••rid, -.JI .... ld j1 r9dueed to • lck s.uce aDd 1UCcbl.il t• tender. about I JQinutea. llakH four 1ervln11. 11$ ealol'lt1 HCh. ••• "llllDUtt St aka," as th Ir name lmpU • can be •lslllel·14lr" In • minute. Or, you can sl\lft t.bem w6U. HUOft• '"''. rOU them up and 1low·1lmmer \Mm Into 1 aavof'J main courae that 's •oltt ••d Oavorful. Eithtr way. tbe "minute 1t111&1" coat the 1ame, ln calorl11u well. •· M lnute lleak1" an a ~n to dltt·watchtr1 as wtll •• bud1•t · w1tcheu. because they're 1entr1lly cut from IHD beef round, one of the leanut. ltaat· fattenlq beef cut.I tMrf' wtlltUIWl l HflllQNTlO LIMIT OR llUUSl SAi.ts fO 'C~ DOURSOR WMOC.ISAl.lllS Sii• 60••••et By Blrbera Gibbon• ta. <Each quarter·PoUnd rn some supermarkets "Minute Steak" ls about and areas of the coun· 155 calortes.> try. ''minute ateaks .. may be called "cubed steaks." or "sandwich steaka" then . alnale·tervlna slices or lean beef round that have been machtne- tenderlzed by sharp metal stud$ that puncture and break up the meat nbers. In shop· pine for them just be sure the steaks are cut ...... -. •• • '411 tM>z. 79' &:.: ....... , ... ~.$1.33 from beef round. not cheaper. less tendu. more rattenlnt chuck~ One of our favorite th1nas to do with "minute steaks" is to turn them into all-meat e nchiladas ... with sharp cheese and Mex· ican seasoning on the In· side. simmered in a self· making tomato eauce wltla onions, peppers and celery. Here'11 how : BEEFST&AK ENClllLAJ>AS <Beef Rollettes m MeX'· lean SauceJ 4 minute steaka. Quarter·pound each 2 cloves garlic. fine· .......... llOM•Loet .,.,. -··•• ........ ,LL ~CM ., .. .......... ~ ~CUT•'Olll•IML&Awia. • , • ........ .., ...... '-& ·---~-~:: .... '-& ., .. .... ..... llOM ... • •• •••••••••••••••••. '-& .-- IO!u. , - t t ' J \ • Janet LH Water Added Boneless ~~:ruoi Half Hams .................... .Lb. -$ 88 lblrtlona Supreme BHf Round Onalass Flat, Tri or Square Cut ump~oasf-:;:;.-:-::-~:=.:Lb. j~-:fi:' . 59° Vegetables.~ ...... L.. 69 '~:.f~ ........ c. c Albef'tMM ..... ~Cril*ltCut aeo ~~ ........... ... Whip 0 .llMtL" 39 T opplng .. ML c~ White Rose -. Potatoes . .; 4 . . .---. Lbt. PrlcM ltlectt¥• Auge f.;15, 1171 '• - .. Wedneedey, Auguat I. t178 DAIL V PILOT ~· ~ Assorlld Upi lght ~Foliage Plants ' .• .. ., I •' ~. ~t ___ ~g--: . &inch ~ 9" Coleous ................... Ea. 59- Eadl of these advertised 11'11'1$ tS r•red to be readlly ~ IOf Sall at Of below "" acMftl1ed pnce 11'1 UO.• Albet1son s slOfl. emcit as ~~llOtedll'lllllSad lllliCllECI WI WM to have on hand • sulficitnt stock ol ad¥tft1sed merdlaA111se If for any rea· son we are out ol stock. a RAIN CHECK wlll be issued enablno you to buy the 1terA at the advertised price as soon as •I becomes m1lable \ . . ~ f.8 DAILY ptLOT FOOD ~by Is Food Supplemental Business Successful? Eat1n1 food voraua taklna a food supple· rn~nt · which do you choo~ '" ( QAA ) on ol dlt wem• ltu eome case. can be COWl· trol diet could cause a lncldentlall,y. l from a cup. Recent bee. ldU•1 a Drotela terproducllv~. Two person to lain. not lose Q. Mydaqltter·lD·law at I' dies show that ,.,, ...... , lkM'• HP· I r o u e_ s n a m e d welaht. bu beea b~ feedinl "ialldren who are al· po ... • Ma, &Mm lOH 1pec11lcauy by the FTC Havtnc some pQ>teln ber baby, ntda I'm all lowed lo nune for wel1llt. 'l1le ..,, COltl 1 u not needlna protein in a meal does help give .. fawor GI. a.t dte clt1N •everaJ yean, especial· lo& .... I die'& Udall ll'• supplementa are over· lt staying power so you II aow ower a year old .y lf they euckle as they aecueary. B•l my welt ht people and don't 1et. hungry ao fast. aad •Ille'• ldll at I& aad foze. can develop the Tc, most people, ealln1 daa11t&er doeu'C beUeve athletes. We Americans. But you can aet this pro· HJI abe Plana &o toll· tame sort of tooth decay ro00 I muth more •n· aame nutrloatl, you Olber nutrient• -for me. Wlaa&•:ro< aayf according to several teln much more cheaply tlaae lndeflnJ&elJ. 11 till• >rob le ms seen In JO)able and nUdylJlt mlabt as well buy the tumpltYltamlnJAand A. l'm with you, surveys. eet more pro-from food -for exam· coa1lderedawlteldeaf :hlldren who are put to lb1m tul:-.c .l pill. rhtapost. D and lroe -can be m"other. and 10 Is the teln than we need. So pie, from a ataas of non· A. B~ast feeding of >ed wlth bot~les. The And tr you 'ro a Wben )'OU lake more hnmfw tf you 1« too Federal Trade Cllm· takingmorelntheform rat milk. o r cottage chUdrenoverayearold lUlar Inhuman milk is normal, beaHa. .. .-non, lban yoq need o1 isome much mlulon < li'TC>. The of a protein supplement cheese. or a lltUe meat. is unnecessary since 1ust as capable of caus· ... y ..-outritnta -water aolu· • • • FTC has just issued a doesn't make sense. flab. poultry. or egg. children this age are .ng "the nur&lng bottle rou can euily cet all tbe bl vlt.adllnl for eu1n· Q. lly dallPMr ltat report which 1tates that Protein supplements. <The protein aupple· able to cet the nutrients tyndrome" <tooth de· ertentt you netd for pie -JOU aimplr ex· a.Ha panktpadq .. a protetn supplements are add calories and U used menll are of\en made they need from a varied cay l aa the 1u1ar in health by e•lll\I a crtte the the nceaa. • ..... , C9lrel clu Ud unneceuary and hi alon1 wltb a wettht COD· from dry mi 1 k. diet and can drink milk cow's milk formulas. ancedd1tt ::----------------------~----~----------------------------~--------~------------------------------------------------------------~ f Tbl1 bein1 the ca • •by is th food supple· ment busln so sue· ;essrut? The answu ls that a jot of people use food aupplement s - vitamlna, minerals, p~ tetn -wbo don 1 need lilem. Some l*)l)le take food aupplementa u a form Qf insurance. They figure the extra nutrients won't hurt them and could be "elpful if their diets hap· pen to be lackin& in lm· P-Orlant substances. If you believe in this philosophy, remember ~at vllamln and ineral pills doo't make for a poor diet. They nerally have only ut 8 t.o 20 d the near- 50 nutrients YQUI' body eds for good health. 'ttie only way you can tet all 50 nutrients la to t a variety ot foods. Also, food supple· pients don't provide tilll<. Food. on the other band, does provide the fiber you need a .an aid to digestloaad eli~ ljon. Some people take food :>,upplements becauae they have been sold on the idea by an advertise· <llent or a sales penon. ~metimes claims made ior the benefits of these products are highly .Q._verlnrlated if not ~wnrtght false. Be wary of scare tac· tics (for example, that the food you eat has all ~e nutrients processed out>-Question promises f>f miraculously Im· hroved health. In· S..estigate claims that l!ertaln groups <for ex· !impre. altiTetes. or over- ;Ne i g ht people> need more nutrients than :heir foods provide. •• -There are s ituations ; •here food supplements : .erve a useful purpose. • i'or example a physl· : :ian may recommend : Aem for someone re· : lbvering from surgery : . 1r a debilitating illness, t ir for an elderly person vbo has lost his ap- ~tite. Vitamln·mineral ~pplements are .,l>utinely prescribed for egnant and lactatlng .-~men. _ But if a salesperson ~lls you that you nttd 1 ood supplements, for . vhatever reason, talk vi th your doctor or a · iietitlan before you 1 vaste your money on omething you don't (Red. And ir you do need a upplement, s hop round for the best alue. AU vitamin and ·itamin·minerals pills •n the market must oeet the minimum stan· lards set by law, lnclud· . ng an accurate listing • >f ingredients on the abel. : If you compare two : )roducts -for example, 111e an advertised brand , 1ame, selling for a l dgber price, and a non· '.idvertlsed st.ore brand : -and both have the • .ame amounts of the \...._ ______ ~ ______ __, ) : , I ' I~ Lucky lowers the price on .two great favontes. I I · I ~~ It's a good Idea to stake out our. meat came thl• week. .At ~ek-!,IOUll:flRcl ~':"'~ d'!feNAt _ -· 1J.ariatlft-of~-: -W>one. porlerMUM" JoP sido!J'\.. {jJet mignon, small end rib steak. ctruck. top round. rib eye filet (spencer). boneless round. loln strip. flank. tip . 7-bone. cube. bottom round and large end rlb steak. And what's steak without mushrooms? You'll see a i.,rge quantity of fresh mushrooms In our produce deoartment. The shape of things to come. Once upon a time. all beef was bred to look the same way ... short and squat with a thick layer of fat. That very • same livestock of yesterday would be a big laughing stock along today's beef belt . For just as our society is In the midst of change. so are the breeding techniques of beef. Today's beef is longer, leaner. Nowadays. because everyone is so health conscious. changes are being reflected In our everyday eating habits. Consumers w1U no longer settle for unnecessary fat on their beef. For not only do they not care for that waste fat. but they know It tends to tncrease the price. We trllatbe fat, never the quality. . Our Value· Trim eliminates excess fat, tough tall ends and inedible bone. We Value-Trim before the beef Is fueighed and packaged. According to Oklahoma Stale University. the authortty on meat, tests have proved that 6-7% marbUng is an that's needed to ensure flavor and tenderness. Anything more and you 're buying too much fat, no matter what the grade. We make sure our beef stays within those bmits, so you're always assured of receiving more servings per pound and a lower cost per serving. In addition. all our beef carries our unconditional Bond. your guarantee that every tender. lean and juicy cut wUI be to your satisfaction or your money back . In fact, Lucky's Bonded Beef has been proclaimed to meet the stani:fards of the Cordon Bleu Cooking School of Paris, France. one of the most famous cooking schools in the world. At these great prices. you can afford to treat the whole family to steak and mushrooms. Come Into Lucky today and see what dtscount Is all about . fresh Steaks T·OONE STEAK OOHOf:O 0££1 lOIN LARGE END RIO STEAK OON0£00££f •.... ... LD i~ 8 ~l~g.~~~ 28 00N0£0 ll££flOIN .... 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Braised Duck, Rice t • ' I , II f 0 j ' \ . ,<..,.. p·~~ Cf> minced lor one-quarter le11spoof\ inst •nt I l t easpoon cumin seed~ lor one-quarter leai.poon around cumin) 1 teaspoon oreeono or basal Salt and pepper to taste 8 tablespoons extra s harp Cheddar cheese, shredded 12 ounce:.> 8-ounce can tomato sauce <without oil > 1 cup water l teaspoon vlne1ar 1 rib celery. minced 1 ttreen pepper. seeded and diced 1 onion. ehopped Optional : 2 table· spoons raisins Sprinkle the lop of each steak with garlic, cumin. oregano. salt and pepper. Pul 2 tabl e · spoons shredded cheese in tW center or each -..:--steak . Roll up eaclrste-ak and .,ecu_r e w i th toothpiclc.s. S pr ay a non-stic k skillet. Dutch oven or pressure cooker with cooking spray for no-fat frying. Brown the steak rolls with no Cat addert; turn lo brown evenly. Stir In remaining ingre· dients. Cover and sim· mer 45 lo SO minutes ( 15 minut es In pressure cooker > until meat is very tender. Uncover and permit sau<'e to re- duce. Spoon sauce over steak rolls. <Serve with cooked plain rice. if de· sired.) Makes four serv- ings. 240 calories each. <Raisins add 15 calones per serving. rice Is about 115 calories per half-cu serving.I ( STEAKROL STROGANOF Wrnt NOODL S 4 minute s teaks , quarter-pound each 2 teaspoons pre· pared mustard · 2 t easpoons Worcestershire sauce Optional : l s m a ll clove garl ic. minced I or a pinch of instant> Pepper to taste 4 tablespoons fresh parsley. minced 3 cups tomato juice I lar ge on i o n , chopped 1"'.! cup dry white wine lor water > 4 ounces c url y noodles 1 :.i cup plain low-fat yogurt Spread the top of each s te a k lightly with mu s tard an d Worc estershire . Sprinkle with garlic. pe ppe r and 3 table· spoons parsley. Roll up with the seasonings in· s ide . sec ure with · toothpicks. Brown the rolls In a non -slick s killet sprayed with cooking spray. Tum to b r own even ly . Add tomato juice, onion, wine or water . Cover and simmer 25 to 30 minutes. Uncover ~nd stir in noodles a few at a time. so mixture continues ~o simmer. Cover and sim· mer 10 to 15 minutes or more. st.inine frequent· ly. until noodles are te n der and sauce is thick. Stir in yogurt and l tablespoon minced parsley. only until heat. ed through. Makes four servln1s. under 350 calories each. Q U l CKI E STEAK ROLLS IN BBQ SAUCE -S p rinkle m i n ute suaks with salt. pepper, d ried 1adlc and dried onion. amoke-seaaoned salt and pepper. Roll up a n d sec u re with toothpicks. Brown ln a non·atlck sklllet with no fat a dded. Add one. 8· o un ce can of non· alcoholic Bloody Mary 1ea1oned tomato Julee mls for ucb -.u roll. Cover and atmmtr unUl tender, a to ao minutes. E ach Ml"Viftl. under 200 . calories. Froien- Detrosted Ideal 10 Barbecue &~ .... Link Sausage ~ .... 4nc Skinless Pork. Farmer John ... -"8; _, .... Pork loin Chops ~~~~ec~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ..... ~ *-s111 Farmer Pork Choas As"s~~:!;d ~ $141 End & Ctr. Cut$. ~pprox. v. Pork Loin.lb. Pork Chops ~l~~fn°r~ 8131 Farmer John Freah Pork Loin ...... lb. Whole,.,_ Lein CUt Mii Trtn.ed To Yoar Speclftoatlon. IUlll Wrllppld .. tb.'1.43 SALAD Oil Nu Made Steak U.S.D.A. Choice Beef Loin U.S.O.A. Choice Beef Chuck Detergent L~!~,$14• 49-Gz. lox , Safeway Variety Va lues and More! CREST '&·TOOTHPASTE ·'' ~86° NECTARINES Juicy And Sweet. For Your Summer Fruit Bowl. c IOSTOll , Honeydew• 1 ne ,,...., •111 2r Sweet Melon• •• a t:r De11c:1ou1 Flawr a FEllNS J:a-~11 'P ~j)·~: ..... sr ~"=·· ...... ar TOMATOES Salad Favorlt• • 1000 leylld• Dr., ...... INch •IM No. C.•" tlg.tnwey. L.atUn• Inch • 1111. ,.,... ... t Coee• ..... W.:Jneeday. August D. 1978 DAILY PILOT C7 Brai$ed Duckling with coriander rice, Greek style. !!,~~!!.~~~~~!..•11 a !,~!~le~~.~~ $118 -_...,--ICE CREAM Cotllllon Delicious IMPERIAL StJck Margarine KALKAN --.~wMPS Chunks. Dog FOOd L::!.~ 3,:f1 CREAM PIES Bel-air. Frozen GIN or VODKA Winner's Cup. 80 Proof YOGURT Lucerne ~CITRUS PUNCH \ J Sunny Delight 89~ COLONY CHABLIS • Pink • Emerald ~.,...---if s111 . 1.Ntlll' . ~133 Senorita Tequila 1•71 ,701 80 Proof• White• Gold . UW ~e..~~ ~=-·3•• llClnll Rum ~ 780•411 Ancient Age ~ s411 80 Proof• Sliver • Amber. • 88 Proof. Straight Bourbon Ftftl9 •• Harvn's Brlstol ZS.OZ. .... DIYlesl County~ 780'3" Cream -sherry ... ~ .... ~ U 80 Proof Sfraight Bourbon . • : 1 ~ OtlCOUnt on CaM PurcllMe No l onoer 011~ Prtee9 Sul>jeCt 10 Any L1m11a1000. W'1ICfl • • May be lmpoeed by legal Action Prices Eflecw. '" lleenMd Saleway Ho 8alel •n Eaceu ol 20.: OaJIOnt No s.i .. lor "-.... SAFEWAY OFFERS . DODIER TICKETS ...................... f UD11111ra 11:.tc·1 (YI) Monb.a • ......... s11s.:. .,...... .... Liit . . ... . . . . . . . r . . .. . " . . . . . . ' .... 0 DM.YPtl.OT Wedneectey, .. ugutt 9, 1978 Accordion Potatoes Chippy Lamb Patties Summer picnics lo holiday dinners, tradl· tion influences our selec· tioo of foods and menus. For example, it seems oo ly right to include potato chips on a picnic or at a barbecue. This custom has been around lon~er than_you m.ay think. The first potato chip was served at the popular resort or Saratoga Springs. New York. 125 years ago this month. Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt. a regular vu;itor to Moon's Lake House restaurant in Saratoga Springs, found his fried potatoes too thick for 'his liking one evening and sent them back to the kitchen. The mcensed chef, George Crum, spitefully fried up the thinne$t. crispiest . batch of potatoes he could for lhe Com· modore . Much to Crum ·s amazement. Vanderbilt raved over the thin chips and Crum 's delicacy became known a s Saratoga chips, a very popular ite m on the resort's menu. Word of this crispy treat spread and the rec· ipe was soon imitated in the homes of en- terprising families who cooked up batches of Saratoga chips to sell at general stores or peddle door to door. A man named George Sleeper, caught in the growing potato chip trend, helped make potato chips a lunch lime word. Sleeper ran a catering service and supplied box lunches lo people going lo the seashore in an eastern Massachusetts town. In his lunch boxes he In- c I uded bags or his homemade potato chips. Hi s chips were so popular that eventually he starttd a separate potato chip business and bagged potato chips were soon commonplace in Massachusetts. This recipe and many other potato chip dishes can be found in "The Potato Chip Cookbook" by Mrs. Cornelius Van· derbilt Whitney, great· great-granddaughter of the man who tasted the very first potato chips. LAMB PA1TIES 2 pounds ground lamb v .. c up melted margarine 1 teaspoon lemon juice ~ teaspoon paprika Pepper 1 beateneH E="""' .. "" ptr lb. prevent the Uif e from allcln& eompletely throu1b the potato > Return potatoee to cold w•l•r When ready to roast dry ~toel and place them lJ'.'.•.sreued 8 x 8 x 2-lnch bU1nJ pan. Com-blne com oil mqartne. aweet bull .nd salt: btu1b potatoes. Bake at 42$•F. for 35 minutes. Sprinkle with bread crumbs and cheese. Continue roasting for to minutes. or until done. s · OldTIP L:' 12oz.cane ''** ~ II Golden Premium M eats ~irlH;-' ~ .... .._._, .. R~Roast ~ IMf llOUftd Tllldl Clll Top LondonBroU Super Deli ~ cG1D'Oa Food d'~~Ori< Chopl 111 ~a'Fryer "' lb. , .. ~s;c-...;;c .... ,.. .. Super Bakery ~:: ,.. l\?J BWc1aws .. ~,·.79 Di':i-arem =-•53 ~W'bi; iiny BnNld ,., tit. 1'' 1•• per lb. ~ 211 7oi. 85 ..... ac~.49 Home 'N Leisure Uoa. 18 Ull e ~&at1,-·: 3..!1 ~D;canc1y ~POtBtoct;. :: 4!1 .. ::.49 1;zJ aerAtrcroutans ~ sPiihiiti~ ~~D,_q ~ VM-WlllelWllMofllW Paper Tow• ~ ....... Coftle Creamer ~ms ... ~ ~TilllO,loa. Lemonlde ~ U,.-Wltll i.-... Iced Tea Mix ............. .,, ___,,, ___ _ -----..... --- :;.49 ,~~:~59 ·:.119 2::.77 ~ i:.oned Croutona ~fec;,~sm ~Fieial .......... ~GfW ~.111 .. 2:.ct.,58 u.:-.55 1'0L 99 i-. Health & Beauty n~a.111 ·= 111 2~ 1•• D ....... ..,...Lew ..... c_.__ .. !L_....,. .. .......... ____ .,... .. Net. 89 ..... ,~,·· ,.,. 1•• ..... Prloll Ellctlve Aug. 10 flu Aug. 1t, 1171 ............................... ...... f' ... . ... . . . . . .. FOOD IWMI Mellow FlaYcw Honeydew Mllails pel' lb. c~ ~ .... car- Cabbage .......... ._ Onlonl Accordion effect Is done by using a wooden spoon to hold potato. ':II Super Produce .15 ...... ~ C.1111 -:.1 0 MllD ... 15 "**' ......... u10 .... ':. .15 S.11111 ':' .-15-Ch.7i1 Tomala• ,........_ 39 .... Super Spirits 1-:.,1111.411 ~ a-.a11 u le 3' ~Codd '1 ": 7 ~ Emi;nn.Bcubon . '~·411 ~ .... ,., .... ,...., ~ SmlnlOI Vodka .:. 411 Frozen Fo"ds n ........... ~._ ~Pota&MI :.119 ~-Wefllel 1!:.119 ~~pizza Iha. 83 ...... ~H:.nP&meh :.79 For Ralphs Humber One Club Members Only l'1da Weell'a Sapep OffePI riUii·--··-·cwa·1 I #4at I : The Nlwloft =.20 + .01 T•wlttl COtlPOfl 9 9: I Wlllt.IUlteSnlp I I of~ 12oa.can I l ASPEN .,. • I I wtth~ I I Limit One 1t1m nt Ont Coupon Pw CUllOmlr. I I Coupon ElllctM Aug. 10 dwu Aug. 16, 1871. I \. Tilil C4Mo1PO" Vllld ONL' "'*' jll9llllltct w.111""""' ~Ono Clwb eiul I ••••••••• COlll'ON ••••••••··" .................. ._. ........................ .. .............. ---WW.•a1wwwlll .... lol0011~1600 • r 'f 2 tablespoons water ~ cup crushed potato chips 2 tablespoon's ve1etable oil. Switch IO NUrnller Ofte* •• .5wild1 to Combine lamb, mariartne, lemon Juice, paprika and pepper and make into six patties. Com blne-beaten ece with water. Dip tbe pat· ties lnto e11 mixture rtret, then lnto the potato cbip c.._.bs. Brown oa Wh atdel ln a ikilJet ln the ve1etable oU. TUiD flre to low and almmar for ftfteen more .~_...._mlnut Muet 6 aerv· .... ~. -~~,,,=~,,_. r FOOD Meatball-Ve g Kab,Qhs For an 6ciUq taste home ooolTliat..-fl'om \4 cup tint dry balla on each of 6 treat the next time you the California Beef bteact crumbl 1kewera. alternaunc barbecue, try Meatball Council a.uc1est varflol 1 en with auccbinS. onion and Vecetable kabobs. !l's the meetboll! wtth otMr l'fll traapOOnl Hll eberry tocn••"9. BruJh an lnQJlenllve, quickly veaetablea and ltuJt or "'teupoon "pper wltb oil. Broll over prepared entree, yet marlaat In clear v. teupoon Italian mod rate eoall. t\lrnlnc perfeeUot auesta. Preocb befon htrb1 ~culonally, about 8 to Lean O'CKlad beef la 1rm 01. Zucd\lnl chW\ka 10 rolnutet. Serve with combloed wtlh chopped Oltlon wedlee Z11ty DlpplDI Sauce. -0nion, paraley, bread T&\t.L Cherry tomatoes Makea&Hf'V1nls. crumbs, e11 and Italian VEGITAaLE KA9088 OU Zt1ty DlDIMna Sauce: herbs.1"oah1,pedmeat· 1\ii pound• lea• ZntyDtpplnaSauee Combine .~ cup chUI .)>alls a.re pJattd on ln· lrouod blllf -Com""'4t •round boot, sauce. 1 tablespoon davidual alcewers with '-4 cu P I In e I '1 onion, partlt1. bread lemon JUSU. l teupoon ch unka of auccblnl , chopl*I onloo cnunba, ea Md IUIOO· Worce•terablre sauce on lo n and cherry ! tabltspo(llCll CiMly •n••· Shape halo 11 meat· and 1 &abletPOOn pre· Wednesday, Augu.t 9. 1918 }"i DAILY PILOT Qt 'i ... ( . Combine meatballs I ' ,. with vegetables for kabobs. ·, • ' . ., i l .. tomatoes, then bruahec:t <'hopped parsley balla. Tbrea.d 3 meat· pared boneradlsh. with oU beforo 1rUUn1. 1----------------------------:~~-----;.:..:;;;,..::.=.:.::...:::...:::~=:======~===--------Bur~cue over aned.lum coals. turnll\I otuloaal· ly. then serve with Zesty Dappani Suuce comb.In· In' chill s.uce, lemon Juice. Viorce1ter1hlrt und DlPP1 prep ared horaeradlab. Ma~ tbe rest of the '1eGU euy with a tossed areen salad, crusty French bread and fresh fru1t Mnd cheese for dessert For a change of pace, Easy- Time Chili Who make-s the best chili? In the old days. reuds and gunfights might have setUed this ques- tion. Even today, chili- making is a bot lopic in cooking compeUti-0ns and re<:ipe contests in many perts or the coun- tryS. -~-;:r.:-::y~ :::er -. CuV\1,S-01·uiOugu~ on chi11-D)akina run Crom using only red tomatoes with red chili peppers, green tomatoes with green chili peppers, with beans, without beans, to almost anything goes. In tile historic West, beans, chill, coffee and sourdough starter were chuck wagon staples. On warm days, the brown liquid chili was a welcome relief to parching trail dust. and in bone-chilling rains. a bowl Df steaming brown chili restored the souJ as well as appeased the ap· petite. "TE'NDERFOeT eHIU 1 poqnd ground beef . t cup chopped onion 1 large clove garlic, minced 4 teaspoons c hili powder 1 tablespoon ground cumin seed v~ teaspoon crushed red pepper 2 cans (16 ounces each> pork and beans with tomato sauce 2 cups tomalo juice In large saucepan, brown beef and cook onion with seasonings until tender <use s hortening if necessary); stir to s eparate meat. Add beans and tomalo juice. Bring to boll; reduce fleat . Simmer 30 minutes ; s tir oc - casionally. Makes about 61h cups\ 6 servings. Variation: RANCH HAND CHILI Increase chili powder lo 2 tablespoons and ground cumjn seed to 4 teaspoons. DYNAMITE Bal'CIOLI Increase chili powder to 3 tablespoons and ground cumin seed to 2 tablespoons. AVOCA D O AN D GRAPEFRUIT SALAD WITH BONEY-LEMON DllESSING 14 cup iJalad oil '4 cup honey 2 tablespoons lemon juice 1h teaspoon salt "'2 teaspoon celery seed 2 bledium avocados, sliced 3 me<li u m 1rapetr6ita, aectloned To make dressing, in covered Jar or sbaker. combine salad oil, honey, lemon Julee, salt and celery seed; chill. Sbake well before ustna. Arranae avocados and grapefruit on salad greens. Serve with dressm,. Miit• 8 •erv· lnga. YOGU&T 818Cl1rrs 3 cupt bitc:ult mlx l cup plain )"OIUrt In bowl. mix in~•· dlenta tborouahlY ·~Ith rort. Form doqb into ball. Knerd :5 Umes on flouricl board. Dlvld• douab floto H equal paJU;'lliape Neb ·»teee Into a sinootb W. Place ln~ .. liielteue pan.;'81111e.·il -~. for JO mlnut.el or uritlJ clone. Maket J8 bllcul&I.,... ~= ~~.:.: •ttOOf Cutty Sark Scotch Gallo Chablis Blanc PINA COtO Oll RU8T Colony Chablis f lso.ML 4" llHGtt 150-ML t1\UMt , .. , .. 150-ML 5i• 3•• (1\..,, 1 IHTI ,~. 6" 2u r~J011 SAVE 11\ 01 • 3" 3" I tll/ • 4•• 311 I\ 11• 2" 214 ' I~ 1 IR 2" 221 .41 '" ~ SAVI 20 2°' 6 11111 pt 1n I.AN\ 6 1101 p• 1'2 CANS 6 N!W .99 R!Q-X 1101 C.llS IJ(fll VAlUl f1JI DAILY "l.OT MARMADUKE . "Whoever said the way to make a sole ls to ~t your foot in the door Is all wrong!" •UNKY WINKERBEAN SHOE IOOMER MISSPliACH IH~E1S AN UNWRITTcN PAAA<5~,APH IN OUR MAARIA<5t: CERTIFICArt: 1HAT SAYS A WIFt: CAN CRITICIZE::. GERIATRIX GORDO NO MATTE~ ~T C(f;ZA "" l JU$T c:t:IN'T MAY 9AV, 1 5Tlt.t.. WfAfl. Wfl.Ni Ol~WA~ THG P .. ~.,..rr~ I~ ™'~ ON 11-EM 1 i::AMIL..V1111 by Tom Batiuk YOO MEALf.HI001HEO um.e UAR.I • by Jeff MacNelly' TUMBLEWEEDS by Mell DOOLEY'S WORLD MOTLEY'S CREW by Tom K. Ryan WELCOME lt> ANOTHER SJ:MINAR1 GAN6! FIRST OFF, l'M PJ..EASEP70 ANNOONCE: 1HE: FORMATION OF ... SUPro5e ONE OF YOU'" GET ruPPI:P UP A "TREE FOR VAYS 5)()(.11..17 YOU l £5CAPE1 iHf P.E.U. ~· WJl..t .. EJf S1ANPING "THI: NEW fOOHAWK ·~Na' ONS'Tl .•. ~y A FE:ROCIOl.JS GRlztL'( 95:.Af?! .. 'fA.U: HEAR'fL . ~ ~W11li A earn .. i: OF ''GRE"CIAN FORMULA4! . ~ ..... PEANUTS HOW CAN '(QJ FOR6ET ALL 1liE HAPN TIMES WE HAD T06ETH~ ? LOCAL CAU.S? I . COMICS t CROSSWORD by Qlrfes M. Schutz WE NE~ HAD ANV HAPP'( Tl~ T06fTHER by Roger Bradfield by George Lemont SO MUCH FOR YOLJ, C'OC.,-OR coi...c:::> F INGe::Rs ·' TODAY'S CIDSSRID RIZLI ,. 17 4CAOSS I Bargains 6 El . rexes 10 1nsec1 14 Neariv 15 Aele~ 16 Th<s Sp 17 BlacMlore hefoone 18Pol9nl· 2words 20 Vllwv Idaho 21 Dl!it beer 23 Tete 2• Holy Boot 26 Measured DUI 28 Alened :kl Heng llunennq 11 Alter 32 H0a• 2wofds J6 Narrow tnlet J7 Commercutl establish· rneot 38 long 'flay 39 Enucement 42 Comple•IOn 41 T eilless em phlboal'IS •S boll '6 Runs flll "9 Wtrntng de ..ce 50 LO\lel Sulhx UNITED Feature Syndicate 51 Riga cmzen i uead1y'sPuuleSol* 52 To drftSS In I01mal 56 Called°'' IS ' ' II D •• A I •• "0 u " ~"' 58 Fru11 l 0 I' I ". 0 11 II I I A ". r IA 0 A O I •• 0 I I I " l I 0 111 0 " A S ·-" r C II l A ' ' 60 o .. hert> 61 .• nl NOi _, I I II I T II • "11111',, IC I l •I I T ICIO llO ". c " ,,, • c " ' wev" 62 Forty 101 11 •1•-0111 I f l f -1' OI ut • 63 Ctn Coo telVlbve 64 Method of 1111•1'•' 1110 ",., 41 llU IS -" 0 1• 1011111 l II "I• I , I I C I •••1V1• a- doing I' II 0., I ll c 1-ou f ' O S I l " W I • • 0 ,, .... A I I 11 615 hhluS1ed DOWN ' ' [ II A II Nl l •I • I ... , 1 Chums ' ( 0 I f I 'J Arel> la1he• J ilal(11Y prod 27 T ritnQO~ uct 2 28 of me words Rosei; 4 Wtoe Ci1$k 19 Fr coed c; Plefced friend 6 Br mOlleV :kl Nimt>I I Wildly crazy J2 Hotel em 8 "Lntle ployees Echo" 33 S"'99tbner 9 N V Glan1s 34 Early great 35 Scarlett's 10 -H~e home 11 Rower 37 Ending IOI 12 Decieie lhtrmo 01 13 Tnmmed photo 19 Oe1estb 40 Usefulness 22 Eldellv 41 Ice cream 25 Mote4 of units voie 42 Boxes •111•• I ( I I EM!te .S Young her• '"9 47 Chem pie fix 48 ~. eg 49 Gr11$S·lllce plent s' ,,... loaflS 53 CooQlg II)· paratus 54 Ftminlne nicllname 5e State of being: Sul· fix 26 Oafos/'l ~ 4J Aht!f "°°" 57 As well !i9 Pouring spout tip l • s , · ANN LANDERS/ HOROSCOPE DAIL v P~LOT c I I Wine-Tasting From left. Alexander McGeary, Patty Markex and Al Seeger promote the annual wine tasting party sponsored by the Max- ine Caverly Chapter of the City of Hope. The event wt1l be held at 7:30 p.m. Satur- day, Aug. 12, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Forster, San Juan Capistrano. For reservations. call 496-6226. ... ~ UaMarried and Livin.I Mth someone? CHRISTMAS C'ARDS 20%0FF "'-_c_a_~ __ d_a_r _ __,) ['--_B_o_r_o_s_r_op_e _ __,) some 1tate supreme ~ourt1 (I.e., Lee Marvin caae In California) now rule that both of you are eligible for alimony and division of assets (Income, property and penslo,,, should you decide to split. rRANCI~-ORR 9ETA SIGMA PHI: The executive bo1trd of the Oran&e Co~al 1roup will meet al 10 a .m . Saturday. Aug 12, at the home of Vi Perkins. THURSDAY. AUG. lt prestJge. SAGITrARIVS <Nov. By SYDNEY OMARR 22-Dec. 21): Check "hid· ARIES <i1arch 21 -den resources." You April" 19): Take nothin8 have support from those for aranted. You have wbo are the powers rt bt to k in ti te behind the throne. Protect yourselves. Avoid mlsunder· standing. An attorney developed a contract specifically for unmarried couples llvlnci together to protect you both. Called "The UnMamage Contract;'. this binding, non· nuptial agreement defines per90nat and property rights, dellneates what belongs to whom, and apetta out contrlbuUona of each person to the household. It also dfflnea wl:llth property la considered separate. tine stataay cacna del ma1 MESA llARllOR CLUB: Tbe 8f'OUP will meet at 10:30 a.m. Thursday. Aua. 10. at the Reuben E. Lee. for milk! 'nmefora Sunrise Relax with an Oranac Mille Cooltt fuur a 6 OWKlC can ot frozen orange juice concentrate into a blcndce Add 2Y2 cups of milk. Blend until fluffy. Makes abouiiitllll!!~ 5 dcliciowly coot~~ California Milk Advisory·--· Board.• SUMMER MISSION VIEJO COST A MESA -• ..., ...,.1 HEWPORT IEACH Hl92 ........... Plly. l6t (. 17ftt StrMt -----.. --...:.-:s::;;· .. _,...,__ _.._.......,.._ 495-5902 ~ 642-t657 __ .._IMM 1 .. 1 ~-"'"-IM~ 1 .. 7 W. IM DEVELOPMENT AL DISABILITli:S BOARD: The Area XI group will meet at 8 a.m. Thursday. Aug. 10. in the Skyllner Room at the Airporter Inn, Irvine. For information. eall Patrick Aulidno, 731·4787. a:d to kno~: ves ga CAPRICORN <Dec. TAURUS <April 20· 22-Jan. 19>: Emphasis May 20): You can lie on finding what. ia im- 1 oo s e ends a nd put portant -your life can to«etber puz.z.le. Seme Qf change from humdrum p e r c e p t i o n i s to meaningful. from WOMEN'S AMERICAN ORT: Orange County West chapter will meet for a couple's barbecue on Saturday, Aug. 12. at W~tminsf:er VI Uage Towne Hall. Cost Is $12 per couple. Fbr m- forQlalion. call 775-1144 or 558· 1132. heightened. routine to excitement. GEMINI <May 21· AQUARIUS <Jan. -------------- JUNIOR EBELL CLUB: The Irvine group will attend a backyard barbecue at 7 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 12. at the home of Cassv Bensen. Irvine. June 20>: Highlight 20-Feb. 18); Accent on creativity. daring, "climbing up the lad· pioneering spirit. Leo. der." You gain wider Aquarius fl iU re in recognition. scenario. PISCES <Feb. 19· CANCER <June 21· March 20): Accent on July 22): Follow through long-range plans, proj- on hunch. You learn by ecta. You make inroads t e a c h in g . Crea ti v e -places that were "off juices are stimulated. limits" are now open for cup this act today and Un M !11....il.MJIJP send $24.95 by checK or ::: .. -:a:~- money order for complete nUnl.imifed contract. UnMarrlege Unlimited . 17842 lrvlne Blvd., Suite 202 n Oept .. OPN w Tustin, CA 92680 NEWPORT BEACH CHRISTIAN, WOMEN'S CLUB: A molher-daµghter luncheon will be held at 11 :45 a.m. Wednesday, Aug. 16, at the Airport.er Inn, Newport Beach. For in- formation, call Mrs. Walter Tyler. 673-8877. LEO <July 23-Aug. your personal ad· (Pllaellow3wM<ttOfdelNetyJ 22>: You have choice: to -m~tss;ion~.iii~!!!!~=~i·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij be stubborn or adapta-ble. Kev ia to be aware of Cine print. , . LEGAL SECRETARIES ASSOCIATION: The Orange County Harbor Area group will i:neet ror cocktails al 6 p.m. and dinner at 6:30 on Wednesday. Aug. 16. al Newport Shores clubhouse. Make reservations by noon Monday, Aug. 14. with Jeannette Twymann. 675-1191. SWEET ADELINES: The Harborlites --aia.pter· W111 1rott.t ~-eommun"* m.volYe.au!J>t night from 6 to 10 p.m. Wednesday. Aug. 16. at the Straw llat Pizza Pala ce. Huntington Beach. Proceeds will benefit the American Cancer Society. PL\NNED P.\RENTHOOD: The 5(roup will hold a rap session on responsible sex for teens aged 12 through 19 at the center. l~l North Broadway. Santa Ana. Call 973-1727 ror mforma· lion. VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Obtain valid sug- gestion from Leo message. Relative who offers Ideas and makes a request means well. LllJRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Ideas click -you e-a~ more. you locate- m I s slng articles, you add to collection or hob- hv. SCORPIO <Oct. 23· Nov. 21>: Take lead. im· print style, be indepen- dent. display confidence -your p0pularity in- creases aarl so does Jr. Sportswear Sale - Slmtsllw.., AtAISt&e1 20%-80% Off Shop Earty- Remettlber Last Yecr! SJJ k. C.-Hwy. A HO S.. C.-Hwy. ~ ...... CAft611 4l~7HI A 4tM I JJ 217 ....... &J" ..... ............ CAtJUl ui.n11 At7WMJ Costly Services UN-LEASING is DEAR ANN : Oc· casionall) my husband and I can squeeze an even ng-out of <5Ul" budget. This includes a babysitter for our two children. IL seems lately that our babysitters are costing us double and triple. but not in fees. j' It's food. Both girls are related to us and J don't want to rire them • because it would cause hard feelings in the family. Ann Landers licensed·practkal nurse. 32 years of age. I have two small children and a wonderful-husban<f.. My- mother makes her home with us, God bless her. so It is possible for me to work and at the same time know that my kids are in the best or bands. almost like owning your- own bank! Call I have been on this case for three months. It" is beginning to drive me ti nuts. The patient is a 56 -vear-old bachelor who was injured in an industrial accident. This SOUTH COAST NATIONAL BANK man was severely crip-849 Sunflower St., Costa Mesa (714) 540-5300 pied but has made a re- • I always leave a snack for the sitter. but when I return I find she has de- voured lhe tuna salad or luncheon meat I was saving for my husband's lunch. She opens cans of fruit, cuts into cakes and pies I prepare for bridge club, and uses a quarter of a pound of butter to put over popcorn. "No woman should al- low herself to be taken advantage of -whether she's a Rockefeller or not. There's a principle Involved that has to do with 'mine and thine.' To permit the sitters to violate that principle would be condoning a lack or Integrity. to say notbinl of bad manners. mark able recovery. 10760 Warner Ave .. Fountain Valley (714) 979-7350 These past three~~~~~~~~~==~~~~~==~~======~~~~~~!__weeks he has become I have told both sitters what to eat and what NOT to eat but it does no good. Now. what do I do. Ann Landers ? -NO TIGHTWAD BUT NO ROCKEFELLER. EITHER DEAR N.T .: I telephoned Mrs. Jay Rockefeller, the wUe of &be governor of West Virginia, and asked wbat SHE would do un- der &be circumstances. Her reply was as follows: "I would give the girls one more chance, ask what THEY consider a tasty snack, write it down and add a line say- ing, 'anytblng else ls off limits.' If. after that, they helped themselves lo forbidden goodies, I 'd terminate thPlr &ervlces. "P.S. I think that the first mistake was made to hiring relatives!" DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am a very "frisky" and has been chasing me around the house. I'm thrilled that be has done so well <he calls me his "heaven·sent angel"> - but things are getting out of hand. In the meantime, he has given me three ~enerous raises and the money is awfully good. How do 1 extricate myself without r atting on the gu,y? -TIRED LPN DEAR 'FIRED: Quit. No reaaon need be given. Any p,y who ls weU eDCMIP to chase the nurse ta well enoagh to go back to work. No money ls111AT good. PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE VACATIONS Most phystclans feel tbat dllaqe from tbe 1ual 1tnlns of everyday llvlq eondltloa• £11 H'Y benendal to a penon'1 beahll .. \ vacatloa aaaally IU&teated &o allow you bodv to ltHt yalcal and mental reluaUoa To IDlatt a happy aad beeltlly Hcatlon 10I Id aee ,..ur pbylJelan for • bealdl e~· n't let a poMlble lUDffe lpoll u ~· ae. Remember to llave a nfftc:lftt a,..ay aY medldDes wllldl ~ ••1 ..t for ~ r em•fllent)' need. Yoar praertpttoa ~ •tt ~edell ne ay I• lafla&ioa. We cllalleact •llY-to mate er '°" prteft. Plloee or eo•• by ... uk a low ~·-"'ees. Y .. 'U '-rkller I ,, l~tia=r= ~w·s l~ITlUI()~ HI TtiOOU3tOJT ~UR! JAN FEB MA AY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV $79 $75 $75 $75 $75 Figure-and-fitness-eonscious women will find Milo a bargain at any price (especially this one I). Orange County's premiere female·only health club offers you: •Racquetball • Exercise-To-Music• Weight Room •Sauna •Jacuzzi •E~ercise Area •Diet Counseling •Circuit Jogging•Senior Women Health Program •and now Aqua-cizs A simple $26 per month fee cOYers unlimited use of an these services end facili· ties. If overall health is importent to you, now . • while the initiation fee is only $60-• Is the time to come to Mflo. ~· Jobaao ~tn.oofted El Rancho'• aeleclion ~$22! Reisling •• s2" Johann Meister imported wine ... fifth Zeis • um ••• s211 German favorite! .lobann MeisUr-fi!tb Bot tled for u1- 1 and you! 1.75 liter Lord Ciliert .. -~-tgn--- Save 2.00 on Canadian! 1. 75 liter Old TaJlor •••••• 5499 Save l .50 on straight whiskey-fifth Bottled in Sootland. to be aure! fifth Vodb or Gin ••• s3" Our own "Holiday Times" ... Quart E & J Braadr . s4n Gallomakea ilaippin'-eoodl Quart- Frozen Food Rosarita Dim11n 59c Beef or Cheese Enchilada or satisfy- ing Combination plate 12 oz. JtJice W JUI • • • • • .29C Springfield 6 oz (12 •CM ... Slo) Jeno's Pizza • • • . UC Cheese, Pepperoni or Sausage -10 inch .. c.t Broccali • • • • sec Springfield's economy 20 oz pq .......... Aunt Jemima's treat! 10 ounce Jlices -• •••• 35e Pineapple or Pineapple-Orange! 6 en 7tc C & W French 11tyle cut-16 oz pq. :::S~JJc Aspen •• s111 --... New! from the Pepsi people! 12 en cane OR HAMBURGER! ••• SprlQlfleld Petito Cllips • • • 79c Btll'a Natural-Reg or Dip-6 en Plan a Fish Fry to make it so! Snapper ,... . ............ 524! Freeh ftlleu t htt will barbecue ao nicely! Fresh Trout ~FIOI...., ••••••••• 527! Perfect for the cook-out! Average 1 to 2 lb. each .. Stuffed Clams 1111111 •••••• 4iSl They belong in your patio plane! Net wt 2 oz Crab Legs ,..usu •.•••••••• SJ4! Meaty! . . . For a deliabtful crab cocktail You enjoy qualiiy, flavor, satisfaction, when the beef' i1 U.S.D.A. Choice, from El Rancho! Compare the value! Swiss Steak .... s1 4t Round cut otu.S.D.A. Choice beef ,• ... ·$159. IO'AST Round cut U.S.0 .A. Choice beef .. Omaha Roast ••• s1•t Thick cut U.S.D.A. Choice beefround Teriyaki s209. STEAK Bonel-top Round of Choice beet Large meatY ff)'fha cbickena, expertly 11plit in halvea for broiling or barbecue! (&IMeb....., El Rancho's thicker "ranch style" Chicken 59c. UVDS Frozen, defroeted (5• ...... 145) Beef Shanks ••• *1 •t Center cut f:rom U.8.D.A. Cboice beef snw BEEF Extra lean! Boneless! and Choice HAM 69c. SHAllS Smoked for that added tltvor! liJill/J· Ila °s:fL~ ......... ~ll/l Freeh weetem raieed lamb .•. delightful flavor when cooked over bot coala! &.m ta 9S ••• ut •> Center cut! U.S.O.A. Choice beef RIMalt'S s::.:. $15! • •1'111STI. We make it! No nitritea l ' ·: ~~~~89t MIFtt iOW s2 1! Chuck cut Choice shoulder clod Groamd Lam •• 89\ Weetem railed! U.8.D.A. Choice =• s1•! Lean lrin<f ... bulk or pattiee. not exceed 22% fat ...... ~ .... ~ ....... ~. _ ....................... ... 111'111Wl•B ...... _,_ ...... t1millltllAut11f .... .. ................ ~ .. .... .... ::z .. 7tc The slow one in the 82 oa hcottle ·Soft Orms ...... Sprincfield-dloice ~ 6 Oawn! I • , 55c 811•••······ Blue Bonnet. far value! 1 lb ctn ~.$1" Seven Seu lttUan or Green Godcte. ... 16 ounce bottle Paper Plates :' .lit Pack.qe or 40-8"4 incb-Sprinsfield Rice-a-Roni • • • • • 4gc Ch.oi~ of varieties f ..... "Ill') J l·~·Wt-~ U R lffl1 .. • • • • • .u ..... Health Aide taste delicht! 32 os - Flom----••••• 1te Reg, Self-riling or Unbleacbed-6 lb - Brm Cllel ••••• 75c Balaton'& hip fibre CWMI I J4 OI FKIAl JAt TISSUE 7'" White or Yellow! SprincfteJd :IJO ct Bleacbee u it ICOUn-14 oz (2e off) Cascade --•• 11• For automatic.--35 os (13e olf label) Dog Food •••••• 33e Kai Ku M.P.S.-14 ounce can Wbile liag D •• sin Made for our water ... 72 os pk, lll••ti• .. 1111:. 77'" The weather'• right! 12 ounce CAM Delicatessen ".;• Prices in effect Thur. A1.11. 10 t/aroulh Wed. Aug. 16 Super Fresh Produce The big val--12ounce pkg •.. meat or beef! (8•flC, .... ) • 1 Open daily 9 to 9 Sunday 10 to 7 $ 125 1 ) No aale1 to dealers .............. .. .. : .. 'Honeydews smn ...... 15!. · ·· Mellow melons thatoil'er pwe dellcJtt for breakf&At ... or a1'Ytime you"lcdL for plelluret 1• t I Ila•• Flis Rtth'....-cooMd, retdy toeatl 6os ~ "811111 • .. s11• ; ':' fenudaen'• aalad deU&ht! 18 oa ! "1 Minute Maicl-6( ounce-tbne fla\IOl'I! ==--. a•. ?St ,_ y; 0 W!dn!!d!y, August 9, 1978 * DAILY PILOT BJ n.. .._... ........ , ........ Or'8nee ee ... DAILY PILOT CL SSIFIED ADS ....... Pw w. ........ "-"We Hoa.I For w. ........ For w. ....... ,... w. ••••···············•·•• .....•.•••••...................................•..............••..•.. ·····················-· .._.... too ca ... ,.. 1002 .... ,.. 1002 •••NI 1002 e1 ... ,.. 1002 '····················· ······················· .••................... . ••••••..•.•.............................. , .. ~ ..... C.. ..... ,_. .. .-...n _... Ofte CeU lerYlce T,.. • Wiii • w.. 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UTMI IMTIRTAIMYOU --------CID tlile ~wood decltlng --------i overlooklna your U· ab.l&J8 pool whh separate OM SAteY llACH· lo tbe heart ol Newport. Lovely 2 Bdrm. ocean· fronthome Open beams. lovely tile •trlum en· I.ranee. Cozy fireplace and oceanside view deck. Call for appointment to see PETE R Jacuui Ir flrepit off the muter bedroom suite. nus 3 bedroom. 2 batb home ia totally uplfaded ror the dlacriminal-ing buyer. Owner will help finance CALL now befor e It's too I ate! ~2660 .. CSELECT TPROPERT IES HELP! IEACH PIOIATE Court says sell! Priced well under market! Ex· --------1 ecutive lownhome Jiv. '10UR OWN VIEW" OUTSTANDI NG 3500 S.J'. 4.Jm. tocmal dinlDg, F.R. bome ( + bideeway sewing rm>. on lge 12.000 S.F. cul de sec lot. Big beautiful roofed patio. overlookln1 "Rogers" type landscaped yard ing! Walls of glass! Breathtaking view! Once in a life time opportuni· ly. For details call, ~0303 F O R ::::S7E OLSON .......... w/block fence. Separate•--------• fn.iil & veg garden. Be sure you see this lovely f\om«'! Call for nppt. 646·4380 Ruth Laurie Bkr. Wllelc-.11 RE A L E ~T A TE BUY 1, BUY 2! ... new duplexes on ltd· joining lots in Eastside . s .. bat.ha each unit; also double garage uch. Now under construction. you can take first owner ---------1 depreciation. Sl64,SOO ________ , Each. EAST SIDI FAMILY HOME U~l()U~ I IN cOSTA MESA I 4 CQUU) MT YOU 6 -The Bonus room in thia 4 bdrm home can easily convert to 2 add'l. bdrms., giving you 6 in au. plus a delightful pool. all for only 1128.900. Sl.llPll -3 bdrm. 3 bath, near beach In Costa Mesa. New, formal dining. sunken liv. rm .. study and a lge lot. Just $99,500, VA. 4 IDIM wmt ,00&. -4 bdrm pool home in Westside Costa Mesa. new carpeting, 6300 sq. ft. lot, $79,900 with Va terms. PalME MESA VllOE -Location and house. 4 bdrms. 2 frplcs, den and great rear yard ldscping. $128,000. U,_.l ()Ut: liVMt:S REAL TORS'. 546·5990 1626 Mesa Verde Drive, East, Costa Mesa also 111 CorOrld del Mer, cH 675 6000 ~COATS & WALLACE CJ::IJ REAL ESTATE, INC. A I Ort\ln OWNlO COMPANY SlRVING IHf SOUIH COASI l\Rll\ SINCE 1963 --A FA*.¥Alf,..la-=-Come..to ti\e-beach- and your entire f amity · wiO agree there's no better place to live. 3 Bdrm, only $82,000. C.-64M 161 . Sf'LISH SPLASH -How about a swim? 3 Bdrm home with hardwood floors. in North C~a Mesa. Close to shops, tr a nsportation & schools. A great potential price at only $77 ,950, including pool! CaU 546-4141. Serving Cost a M esa·lrvinc H u ntington Bc ach·N ew port B each PERAL TA HILLS ACRE+ ESTATE Ji.mt steps to Eaalbluff CUSI'OM 4 BR HOME court. Thi$ Eastern feel-R.oom for horses. lennis m,. homey atmosphere courI. pool. Pon11Jte- wttb lnvtting conversa· ltade for beach home. tloa area and living room 1-9118-:MSS Agt. facing _spacious green· ~.:.:...;.....:..;._..:::~--- belt. 3 Bdrm. 2 ruu baths upstairs. Rare Q model. A buy at $153,000. TIMMIS ANYONE? OPIAY altlDS Stroll or .to&· Oreenbeltl. cll.IC. • -thowa terrific 'Ttlna" s bdrm. <>Den t.. Set" sun. 1·5PM. -~l ~ Wal km t; l 1:1: RealElt•le MOVIMG1'17 Need homlnl lnlo. '! Call&ollfrM l.IQ0.525-8920 Ext. OU74orGU40 No obll&aUon. A service ol Afflllaled Independent Broten. rrs POOL TIME IHIAYCUST Fresh new llatiu. D•d and tbe kids will bave lime to eo,Joy the over· sized Aat.bon:y pool as re· ar yd la Jow mal.o· tenance. Mom & Dad wUl love tbe l1e isolated. private Matr sulte. Spacious 4 bdrm fmJy rm hom& -l1'&t for ~4\er· taining. Better call now while it'• aveilable. ~9491 c;J Walker & Lee Real F.atate TWOUMITS 4 Bdrm. + bachelor. Frplc .• built·lns; atepe to beach. $165,000 lncludlng land! OCUMROMT 3 Bdrm. + den home on 3)x8S It. lot: frpl .. built· i.ns, patio, beamed cell· inp. $375,000 6'J3.3663 6'2·2253 Eves associated u RI ..... loo f w "> ~' ' A .. T -~· 'J ~ J J • IJli. to • • •1 r ' ~ t HASTICALL Y -UDUC:.SYOUR M'{MPYMTt Rent the huge, separate bonus r m over the garage to your brother, slat.er. or father & live In lhe freshly painted 2 bdrm unit w/recrea· tional amenilies in· eluded. New crpl, cen· lral vacuum, greenbelts. Convenient to fwys. shopping & schools. Only $68,900. Hurry' Won't last!! 545·9'91 (~•~'t11i1§1$i§j Real Estate MESA DB.MAI POOL Lingo RlAlEmn NEWPORT BEACH NEW IN IWFH .,.,.. ...................... ....... "-cite• ......... ..., ..... .... ........ ....., .. ,. ............. -=-.......... Ml--,.,. ....,. .... ..... , ... 1hMJ. ....,. .... ....... .,,.. ., .. .,. ... ....,, '"'·'"· IARLYRUFFS 1-1c...,.ttne1M•1a."S•,._w ... wffli ...... .., ., ......... ~ ................. 14 ...... .., ......... ca.. to COi 'ff ,.... All nc....,.,.. •SI 56,000. IWFff COM----- &foy fM priYCICf .ct W ......... twn1•• .. flllla dlmr •1 .,.. a.doe 11lree IMdra-. two • -Wf ......._ ................................ ,..... mcf9a11Nr ..... ,c-*fMdto_....,, • tpeeW of'-lay tit $117.IOO. IASDLUFF Cust.ned two story EdllWf ._ w1t1t ..,.,. ..._ of •a•t•s. 1CJ1ft _. leek • ., ..... Meire-.-.....-.-...; ..... . ._.., ..... -ldtcM wlllt ...... ..... Tiiis f-.c ..... • •OtH wfU HI ltnff. Sl7t,SOO. HAUOR VIEW -CA..l...Ma TllrHIMdrOOM,t-u,· ................ C•r•el wlfll Hpn uptrech1. Sltows dell~f!l_r. Mii '°'eel ................ . 660i"'caw. ilKfifC cjiriji, prihul•llY la11d1copecl artd decorated, o.t4oor tl91tth19 a11d co••Hlty ,ool/,•rlia. $165,000. IAUOA ISLAND FRENCH REGENCY Thia laurioa ft.. ~ hw w1t1t fGMHy rooin. Ir roof top ...... , ... _... typlfl" tlle IMst of INMw _.. !Merior dffJcpt. Detalad wood .,..._ .. , ,.,.._.. fl,..,._., tie work 9ld .... floor'-J ""*• tNs •Ila tnily specHll TWs is•._. In a lhflw 1' arhml~ for ..yw wtlo ... ,... ~ •Mc). Sl s.ooo. 644-7020 2127 SAM .JcrA9U1N"lt---us-----10AD NEWPOllT llEACH ·family home with sparkling sw1mmlnr pool & hash landscapin&. Spaciows 4 bedroom. 2 bath with ramilu room . .------------1111-11111111 ... Coovenient to school5 & ----------------shoppiol. CALL 751·3191. «=SELECT TPROPERT IES DON FUISHPAM Don Furshpan, born in New York and educated in Miami, has fouhd his niche in lrvine. Don'g meteoric rise to salesman of the month for Walker & Lee here stems from bis education in management a nd data processing. experience in sales management. and h is kno wled11able. enthusiastic activity in Newport-Irvine real estate . Realty custome rs want an agent with boundless energy who knows the local property and market -they find tum , in Don Furshpan. .. • 7st-150t ..:; -------Walker & Lee . . Real Estate ~· !~ .. .. ' TUES AND GRASS If you like that woodsy feeling. you ·11 love t h is 3 bd rm . cond o in ,, con veniently located Village Walk. Beautifully decorated. with h igh ~&&med ceikn~ A-gr~t. w-i<ie '7 ~ g r eenbelt location. just around the corner from the fabulous AquaUc ·J· Center. All you have to do is move in .. -it's that nice. $75,500. Open this weekend. 67M400 DMsiOll of lt.t.r laYn'-"' Co, ~.!IUL _, REDUCtO TO $89,000 Attractive 4 bdrm .. 2 ba. home in 1mmac. condition. Xlnt loc. IACIC IAY • ~ Fi~e 4 bdrm., 2'h bath family home on : quiet cul de sac. Oversized pool • playhouse, extra storage. $169,000. · • : IAYRONT ' COSTAMISA Cute older 2 Bdrm home with dinlnl. fireplace. big lot. lots or trees & shrubs. AJley entrance for RV etc. Asking only 163.500. Call 540-1151 400E.lr'~ FOR All C.M.~; ... -••• uw Top location, spacious s -•u_ bdrm . bi> me i n OHLY $14,500 Owner will help finance this charming twnhouse. Several fme bayfront homes with pier & slips East bluff; bandy to 1---------c shops & schools. Price 1---------1 Vaulted ceilings w/walls llG CYH GOLF COUISE VllWI of glass. Lovely light. S paciou s 3 bed room townbome BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR . . ~ .• HERITAGE . • REALTORS Classified Ads are the answer lo a successful only $210,000 BAY& BEACH garage or yard sale! ll's 450 NEWPORT CTR. OR. a better way to tell more 7H11 people! •------- ~II. macnab I Irvine ~ realty · AISOLUTB.Y lllATHTAKIHG Custom. newl y bu ilt 3·level contemporary masterpiece in Lagupa Beach w/view from every room. Warmth & charm permeate the entire at mosphere of this 3 BR home w I generous use of natural wood, glass & tile. 2 expansion a reas. Reduced to $267,500. Belle Ch ase Lee 644.6200. (M-125) 6·42-1235 'i01 Dover Drive 644-6200 H•rbof' View Center I rv1ne at Campus Valley Center 752-1414 PHFICT HOME Immaculate Baycrest home for couple, maybe ravorite aunt or ho"sekeeper. 2 Separate bdrm. suites. huge ramlly/dining rm., 2 . frplcs. RV/boat space. Vacant & ready. $177,900. PACT IS •••• . . this 4 bdrm .• 3 bath S&S home is a s up er b u y ! Ce ntr a l alr-<?onditioning lge. fmished bonus rm., wet bar oil fam ily rm., 3 car garage & plush cocoa brown carpet . A great value at '148,900. •11!:11!.ftaD•ILE airy home. a bdrm, 3 ba 1 k ~ ,.. in btfl Back Bay. 759-LSOI over oo ing the exclusive Big Cyn .'·I I h"Y''d• Dr'v•· N B 6 7':> 6161 WATERFRONT C.C. Formal dining rm. large kitchen, 400 31th St. 21.r.z baths. Carefree living with tennis I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!~!!!~~~: Mewporilsland llR ,.USTOM courts. pool. jacuzzi a nd good UVEONTHESAND ..,_,.._. 100'& Lovely 3 Bdrm, 2 bath """' security. Call for information $219,500. •NOWSELLJNC• ••••••••••••••••••••••• waterfront home with $70,000 MEWLISTIHG! WESUY M. TAYLOR CO,. lllALTOIS Huntington Par1fic l•-------· ~~OC:~!1~. palios . ~11:~ ~~t LoF;.~ Beautiful waterfronl MEW.l!!'c~'~'L........ N8~!d~n~~r i~~ ~QUEUSH ·~ CallforAppt.toSee. lreea and nowe~s sur· home with boat slip & .--, ~ ..... "-644-4910 que cooperalJve apart· ...,., '· 109"' 1roWft R.E. ro1&nd this brand new sand Y bea c h • In j!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ments. located on the CLASSIC 673-1020 custom buill 3 bedrm & BALBOA COVES: 4 1 and . A NEVER &all in the old traditi.-. 1---------i Cam1ly rm home. Oc· bcinns.+Camilyrm .. 3"'2 OMELOCATIOH SHOITDOWM7n BEFORE . NEVER bycraftsmen.3 bdrm)l --------• cupancy date earty Sep· baths, 2 frplcs .. 2 pauos. J GalAT Anxious owner will help A G A 1 N 0 P · bath. 2 story home PLlJS $5 0 t ember . A true $.127,SOOincludingland! -... 'TUU you flnance um s"·-PORTUNITY. You owe rental urut. Ideal toca'-00 BARGAIN HUNTERS lcAoalayProp. """' S H.B.3BR, lstory.ffui~ it to yourself to in-tion just a,., block from DELJGHT' Full price RMlton Xlntprice·closeloevery family rm. Full prtre vestigat.e Uua real fil'ld. South BayfronL Muatsee only $70.000 Hurry. call • 675-7060 • place YoU want to be & S'19.900. Hurry lake •d· Prices from $8'7.SOO to to fully appreciate. CaU DOWN toaee7S2·1700. ~~~~~~~~~IP r 1 v a c Y · T h is vaatagecall962·7788. S'llB.000. 711 Ocean Ave · rorappointmenl.Agenl Ol'INll19 .. ISIU,.,IOBH«(f i;;; sophisticated 3 bdrm. 2 "IYltlr..t.ITOIS cP-CH> Hunlinglon 6711! ~·st [ '*i I FOROHAMPLAM ba Garden Home is, __ "_______ Beach. Ca. Sales omce ..-~ ~5~~~i~~~~r 1.Jll~fdJ;J &~=1~:~;~:~ =i8t a low $89.~. =..u~ _Broac_1osec1_e_ron_Tu_esda __ Y_~_·_~_l~..,.~~~,~.~.~ .. ~~1o~fh~: l~~~~~!..!:~~jJ;;f~~~~~~~ privat e balcony! &DOCK $64,900 •••••••••••••••••••••••: Reduced to $85,000. So Real & 2 Br up, 2 Br down. jac.. 'Ibis 3 bdrm Monticello Xlnt toe .. 3 BR, den, frpf ,~ tile~!~~ OMCI UPOH A TIME There was and is a 3 bedroom home, too good to be true. It's in Irvine Terrace you own the land, its only $189,750, and bas storybook charm and value. , J.COLOW&LIAtllaCO. 644·9060 2111 SAHJOAQUINHtUS"O IN~C£Nft" ' "-----------------.---.......... ~. versatile you c•n choose , _____ ta_t_e __ , bltn r a n ge " oven, townhome comes com· patio, 2·sty. Sl9S.OOO .• to have 3 or 4 bdrms or d11bwabr. compactor. plete w /new crpt & drps Marshall RJty. 6154600 : perhaps 2 bdrms & a elec drawn d.rps. All re· in t I t ood bonus rm for tbe kids. *VETS* decorat.ed 2ynagofrom abu°:tue~! &on!Tec~rlc 'UVIOMIAUOA ' ~1501 OOOWN-OCLOSING st.em to stem. 3 Car gar 1ar a1e door opener . OCIAHAtOMTFOI Homeslnallareaaof + 3 additional off.at Ideal location. Two ONLY Sl4t,OOO ~ Walker & Lee Real F.atat.e TRIPI.EX $20K DM XI.at. cood. No qualifying coats! Income $930. Priced at $1.SS,000. 2266 Miner. CM 5'8-5777 ownr. • e ualst you to sell your own home. TOTAL FEE. • pe.ld In escrow. Cell ustod.,.. S30-2ZM . ...., ,.,... ..._. R. E. Advisory Service priced from ORANGE COUNTY park'g spaces. s w I m I n g po o I s & Rare oceanfroot condo VIT A~T. · Sl6t,OOO clubhouse. Just listed. TOP floor with rantasilc c.1541.otOO JACOIS REALTY 646-1111 view. 2 Bdrm, 2 ba. din- 675-6670 in1 rm Ir fireplace. Security bldg, subterrf. nean car. Call Pepper Jones. Art. for 1tppt c;J Walker t; Lee '\'EUIAC HlVIME TEllACI Sl6t.SOO .. .... My dec...eed l ........ ..... wit• •••lc•red tr••••ry . ert.t r:·· ...... ,..... ...... ....., .... mMlt. CIR ...... •,, ....... ................. # Real Estate 1UUt1tanding l·bdrm • con· ,_6T_a...o37 ______ _ vert. den. I\".! b•th con. domlnlum an Newport C:... .. M4r I 022 Beach's most prestJ&ious ••••••••••••••••••••••. bayfronl community. DILUXITatPl.EX • 1219.500. Agt. 6'0-6$00 So. of Hwy. $230,000 c... .. w.-1022 ~·B=l .....•....•.•......... , $72,970 to $79,980 ..... , ... 4 ~··· ... two ...., .. .. '-E 110111 ILlllfS aa~ tl·nni" ~l"''" • J1nJJll· rcnni" J.(n mi:~ 11 • pun I) SEE ING IS BELIEVING ..... ar'Mr ............. .. rooL ... 2 ........... "'1 ... .... -....... ,. ........... -............... o., .......... ..... ~, °"""' wll .. ~ -... ....... --.- •••mrfilt ...... 2633 W. Coast Hwy. Ntwport Beech 611-1400 OVER 60 YEA~S OF SERVICE CORONA DEL MAI CDM -Irvine Terrace Love!¥ :.? Bed room + De n. In Park·Llke Setting Surrounded .py !J't'ees And Flowers. Den Can Be Converted To 3RD ~m a,._at Open Friendly FetUng Sl74.~ I :M OM, V P'ILOT * lh 111,_S. .._..,__. H1•n,_ .. ....................... ....................... ....................... . • ~-....... IOU W IOJi _..... 102' ~ ..................................................................... . . ~ ----.., THE REAL E~!~_!ER_S...J .-.... -HAAIOlt VtlW 4 Bdrms .• family rm., mauive lot; crisp & bright! area'• best value. $210.000 . Lease/option, contract, lease. HASTINGS & CO. REALTORS a.5560 SO OF HIGHWAY , ... 2 ..... double C•Hlt, patio, tndt tna, aprlalden, ~900. a.,Mcc:cu•.• 141-7729 ... V...S. OONTllACT SALE. NO CR&DJT Jl&SDSD. Only 11.K en.. a.,OOO/mo Total • (lltee suo.oao 00 Ulla 2 ; J•to17.4/1Bdrm. 2\<llBa .Ill••· 8tl•I up1rd • • ..,:O•••rla1t, Bill, •·Im. Lingo Aa.Jf:nan DIY&ONU OWN R1S1D•ec1 --Ytt .._ ...... -ff ........ . .......... _ ................... .... ' r-•• wk t «z•,....C41fw .. , 2 2 2 • .u ....... 4tJ.UIZ ~.':'!~ ....... ,.!~!!!!.~.~ ...... . .... 1044'"'-1044 . ............................................ . 'A.CAT10M AT NOMI Samna. swimming, tennis, volleyball and abulfieboard flus a lake, spas. and pools. All o these amenities are yours. Pick the plan and price trom lbese beautiful new Woodbridge home.. Aspen-creek.side $92,900 Wlllow·Broadmoor 118.000 Aspenwood·Broadmoor 107,500 Poplar-VUluge Condo 69,950 Warmington plan D 95,500 Poplar·Cr~kside 106,000 For information on any of these Woodbridge specials. call today. flj Vacant 3 bedroom in Culverdate! Low down! VA terms! Comer lot! RED CARPET 754· 1202 red hill ......: · 5 5 2-7500 Collecje Park Syracuse Model on quiet street. 4 Bdrms., 2 ba. 1be livinl S.Pace ia where it's needed. The only de· velopment ln Irvine with ·~·•Us. ;~·····io4i ....._. Fot-u. ...... '°" w. . ................................................................... . ......... • •••••••••••••••• UVllH ... .,....._. to'9 ........ .._. INt ~H••... • ..... ••••••••••••••• .. •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• "'° ......... larWt ..... ~RI •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• OtsLAGUMA Enjoy privacy •nd 1eeurU,y 1 ... than ball a block to Main Buch Walk to festtvala, paru. pla.yboute. and abopa. 11lla IJ)8ciooa tfr bri&ht 2 Bed.. 2 S.. 1.r'den apart. ment ta onty ... auso. "U" must "C" The bett of WulcUff. Ne.Uy poomed S Bdrm ho.me with be•utUul yard. Near Marioera 1cbool. 1boppio1. etc. Appointment only. Call S*Wl WAUTOIUCH SI07,IOO 3 Bdrm, 2 betb, eeUer motivated. Submll! Call 161181 : l!Pt N lt(JU\l •EXCITING• &...,, ....... 1175 Mlldllloa 2Br, 2Ba. 20all llvln1 rm lo Gardea ParadiH for two. elljoy I.be best IOI' lett.GlfOO. AWA.YNOM ntlCIOWDS Buutilul. peaceful COUD· · ~.1 .-.. HERITAGE / l{I Al I Y c•••P-.Hlc MobUe Home Sala 2TOI Harbor, Ste 208 14CMfJ7 tr)' M1Wa1. Loada of n •. , __ .. _____ , I.IP po&ential. extremely --------- . . REALTORS SEAVIEW comfortable a1 is. Laauna locatJoa 2 Bed .• ~~.· i;,U¥.• deo. 2 Ba. Laguna Niguel Realty • MGUB.SH~IS Oontemporary elegance + privacy, 1D11ltes &his 1 ~. 2 BR townbome moat desirable. Wum tooe. thr\l~ut w/wood burning frplc. Much more! ... Sl07 ,500. 495-5220 496-241 l ~93-9494 830.5050 1055 IYOWHER 2 BR townhouse, lrg patio, SUN & SAIL CLUB. $63,500. 835-3176 wkd.ys. CAST A DB. SOL 3 Bdrm, super view. S88,900. Ph 581-9565 IYOWN!ll ffVH Mootego. 4Br, DR, FR. ~,aoo. Newly de- corated. A11umable loan.~1141. SI 1.000 DOWM •BY OWNER •BEACH la just 200 at.epa away. 3Br, 2Ba. frplc. Z car gar in a CarmeJ.like letting on a pvt It. io Udo Sands S138.500 64$-1262 View home. wttb tennla club and pool club mem- bsllllpsl OalY •a1mo. REDCARPtl'7M-UOZ ..UC•TOS&L In the Bluffs, $18'1.900. 4 BR. plaYt"OOm. 3 ba. f•m ld&cb. pvt patios. green. ~It, cul-de-sac. up. graded. Great Joe. Call ~r 1 VIEW for ~ to .ee. 1S4331. .)U W"aU cooperate w/aata" $1500Total Doww -bkn~.~~~~~ Broedmoor. 3Bdrm. 2Ba.l- view, tennls. suard gate. S.Cllmllh 1076 jacuzzi. pool. Owner will •••••••••••••••••••• ••• calT)' balance of rm.ooo AIO'll THI llACH ~OOllt!a~~~::i Utltmate REEFOATE tanbelter. Prinonly. By WEST eondomlnium. owner,640-T178. =-~~vailab'9, now at IA.CHS.OR PAD BER11IA HENRY l.Jve where tbe action is. REALTORS Nlfty 2 BR. 21,\ BA condo. 2U Del Mar GZ-4121 •EXCITING• KIDS&NTS ~ ~ a mile from t.be beach, fun in tbe sun. 3Br, 2Ba, too many x&ras to mention, in most beautiful 5• Family Park in California, awimin.I pool, jacllZzl, umu. ent'loaed roller all:aUn~;:!· minutes fram lelaod " tbe Pavillion 6: only SD.!!00. <D~TI c ....... ,adflc Mobile Home Sales 2708 Harbor. Ste 208 540-5937 Pool. jacuu:i. Walk to PANORAJllC beach. Reduce d lo OceanViewHomea JMO.At&Rl!MT $93,900. 4 luxury custom homes um Dbl wide Madison, MEWPOIT CEMTU available w /benefit.I of 2Br, 2Ba, Ute Interior. all REALTY 640.1112 SanClementecoaatalllv· upJraded. Priced for ing. Homes'include wet-quick sale. $33,000. IY OWNER bars. greenhouse win· m•cA>. N~ ~-Sl3S IW\ 3 dows, Nutooe food cen· ...._.._Stan ~ 2b.~den, <lo"':m ten le mucb more. YOU MM185 pool, tennis. Block to MUST SEE! Priced from 1--....... ---..._--Stan--- OCQD. You own land. No $228,000. All offers will be MB-2787 consklered. FWI broker A• • u m a b I e 1 • r e · qta. cooperatloL • «lJOO or poueSom, bqy rentals, IYOW... 831-9122 rmltown. Forfnto POOL.HOM! 1--0C-EANSJ.D ___ E__ '7141141-1H5 3 br 2 ba, all remodeled. COllJIUNlTY FAMIL y PET $12,000 down. $1150 pr ~ Presideatl•~ ReigbU Sharp aingle wid e mo. SJ.38.000 balance, I'll with all the benefits or American S •Park, finance, DO quaUrylng San Clemente llviac. mvve_h!_Sll.000. (64--308') necessary. 7S4·6S19. ~Y 1 LEFT or tbese ......._.._Stan Principals only. lunry towD.bomes. NOW ls the time lo buy. 1 ____ .. _-4a5 ____ _ HOU~.uEST UMIT GR780ororl3l·Ul0 !,\ blk to beach, •dull ".'ery qU1et Balboa lo;ca· putt, Fleetwood Ux60. t10".'· Owner fioilllc!ng S-..._1 1071 pop.out + encl. porch, 2 W/1mmed. poSBeHIOQ c .... _ br pp S,S.7683 avail. Agt 642-3338 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1--·-· -·------ Bayfront mobile home. Udo lsleTrlr Prlt. Furn. S35.000. 675-8839 BY OWNER FAMILYPAllK MUST SACRIFICE-Dbl wide Barrincton Large 4 br, 2 ba, cor Jot. family home, s.bowa like To many atraa too men· new. Park rent low. Bayfront condo + 45' slip. lien. MUst see. lll.800. Down PQ1llellt low. Call Sec. guard, pool, IUb• Open hie. -..zsn. l 0 d 8 Y $ 3 0 , 9 0 0 garage, faro. Lse t950 Secluded ~ 3 br (68-29XXU) mo. sale S2i0,000. 2 baboti.ewi1ard.'rrutt .... .._Ston 67~ trees; or put ID Miuion MB-85 SI 0 000 Glen area. By owner. ,89 Goklenwest 2055, im- ' 90,000. 4a47l9 mac 2 br 2 ba. dlx San DOWN s.M._ IOIO Jun adult park or •••-••••••••••-•••••• bMcb, DO pet.a. $29.50(). Quiet cul de sac, 3 BR 2 n4/a.20:!0. Owner. BA. 180 deg golf coune view. riew cpt.a •• dl'ps paint., Sl40,000 balantt. at $1100 mo .. no credit needed. 957 -1998 Prine~ only. 2•TOWMHOMI -.-.ooo Call u1 abo11t this spacioUI 2 bedroom Adult's On1J Towobome. Lovely pvt brick patio. Lease w/option to buy, 3 Community pool All COMDITIOHID Roomy dbl wt.de lladlsoo ID btO put. Must lee to apprec. $33,500. (73- 7UU> ......... Ston 8G-8895 BR, 2tn ba condo, W/SaUna. All in •ttrac. Newport Crest. For de-live aeWng surrounded tails 842-0874 bytaU trees. ~line ----'-'------• FORDETAILSCALL ~ ; abun-~11!.&~Mf daot parking; adults, ~r'ftV pet-pen; rent $1)0 incl. 3 BR. 2 BA. asking gaelcwater;4yrolddbl; ~95,000. Owner will $25,000. #48, 82' w. 15th man,rc.;LLIS WOOD St, NB. REALTOR 675-8676 PRICED UNDER MKT. LOW PAJUr ll!N1' Superior Quality Cstm Owner needa fut sale le Exceptional 12x60 CapeCodColOlliaJ.Back veryflea.lble.VA~en Broadmoor. nicely Bay area. 3.Bdrm & den .cop beret 3 BR, Ilka BA. 1ndacpt. f'ff'Y close, only + huge attic storage. $16,D. Btr'7N-G82. $18.500. <89-2017> Hrdwd fl.rs & 2 frplc's. ,....._.SfoN Very priv country yard -..a5 OD 80 x uo· lo&. Assum 41HMSS67,500 VI... ... b"I H SW~ mortage. Drive-by ' Bdnm w/tltcbea eat-~ t::n° .ll ~'::· 20& 22nd St. Call owner inguea,medbrtckfrplc 8UC> w/21' encl cabana' for details le allowing. in alnt ~ Sula Ana beaut decorated, mny &e&-9273. area. Priced under re-atras. WW sell fum/un· SUM & SIA :::_ saJes for Fut Ac· tum.aOG.646-4.1.SI are embraced by the Cal644-721 I AcnapforSale 1200 view from t.hia top local· ••••••••••••••••••••••• /JD.NIGEL {}AILEY & l\SSUClfll [5 ed twnbme. Tri-leve1 floor plan. Massive mslr suite w /vaulted ceilings & "clerestory" windows. Truly a plant beavenJ-------1-0-9-0 with easy u vtng at its best. Make app't for late afternoon. Tbe sunsets are stunning. ~7221. 10 ACRES Huce trees on gentle roll· ing grounds. Two fixer 1QJPer houses, many out bldp. Needs some help. Good terms. owner ill & 8Dldous. FARGO <n4) 676-5717 OR 522·20fM> t . . a.--......... OMilafo I HI ..... HwnUwfw 't r~ 1 ...... Ullfwalth.ct ....... U11t.•.a..ct HMMt U .... ahd W9dneeday. August 9. 1978 jr DAILY PILOT Q.J ;:~~::·······l··2·2·~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ---... .,.... 3244 ._ .... __ ... 326, ..._..uwt.lll•d .,_,............... ..,., ..... u...w.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• r • ..... rt~ ••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••~•· ............ •• •••••• ••• . ••. •.• • . . • . .. .•••••• •• ••• •••• •• •••• ••••• ••••• ••••••••••• •• • • ••••• .•. •••• •••••••••••••• s. 4"-c.i.......... 3822 ..... lll4 &..h far S. 2l00 t H IF4 U OJ a br I b4a. new pa.Int ' &.-. ,.,_. C_. NdourpEIE•~ Heouaa. ::. C<)bdo9• n, a 1' C 1!''--J271 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1600 ...... ••••••••••••••••• ....... •••••••••••••••• ca-·. no ... u ..,,..,. .. ef. H • -••• ··- Sm Bna Coua Ulll• • .,.._ ..-...,., 2 bdron the water. 1t.reet Pav1Uon.~l2 Bkr. ••••• •••••• .. ••••••••• 3 bdrm. 2i,;, .,_,new c,PU. ...SA ptMIS °'"Cl l&.M •Roel to-. IOeOO level. cntral air. refril 2 Br. ch.'ld, ,.... -1., •vall dl1bwHber. fallo It 8a('b .... 0, 1 Br '285. --------1 Huntiql.op a<'h 1 \.ti '1 " · i b d · ' I I h d ' ..-• """ " .... CAtl•YYILLAH 2'7.000 sq. h . lot near paaeldea/ofc.Lonly Smhouqeoof1ower8t nc · wu er/ ryer ~18u,yllkerent,48r, now. CloH to achla. ura1•. $52 . Lu. Pool.Jacu.W,adult.a,no ....-.-A .. 1T••.e.-... Paclflu Hoipltal. 5 ~mrhome.A/C,profde· lllO.u&n,.td. hookup, "1Mia, aaunu. S ba. JaCUDJ. ek. 1712 $77S/mo.C114)'8Mll6 f1S.T5J.S..All. peta.JS50 HarlaAve,CM ~'""rv. -vn ClOhtedlbldHpd aehool s.cl·tD pool. ~. Da)"I na.1000 Hl1bland. nu.ooo <Men Verde Dr. E. olf 11lll'w cocn'""Mil '<>U. Polnta Cbtt'•CM<' but atop• at unr exUll.tvet540-1J81. home.Alt ,Ut.-00 Be.ut4Br. ram rm. frplc. f'raal ':f S bd or den, Hubor)Sd--JUT uia81vd.-24-H Newpor & am::~~Rllr Pwl•tlon l.n wk 0wn.,'. 2 br l bl duple . on w db ld U&O / 214tb4a,dbcar.bl\ol.Xlnt frpk, aar ~ mo. "'l\lnnlJ:J& eub lot .. !S"lltO'. MO-UJT Pomona St ·•ml yard. =oo ~"" ab ·1 mo SIAVllW loc. s.w>.830-1136 MO-'ISM/831-7'714/8'13·321119.,. One iot •llb bu.Udlnt, ..... 1ara1e DI0.$48·1808 a-· trp' lcapa .• ~~· Unobttructed view of Bea·"'"ul ll Br uiu•-OC"' .. "'SIDEOFHWY store cw oMN 000 ~,.___.. ..._. )JM ----..... · • uu.. ocean and New~ort ......, • "' "'" """"'" ,.._,,......,.._ ' · ~~ ~' JIM • •• -&-..1...& .,226 Lake. poola, tennis pr1v. Bea.... '"""R .... _ ._ cree& home. Fam rm. l : BR. 1 Ba. w/v1ew. fplc, •---------.._,_._ Prtf rrtlp -•••••••••••••• •• -~ • Ev II d 559-8 <:IL .. .u • -· ., .. , I d ~ D/W W/0 Br Condo /patio Car --•••• .. •••••••••• ab ~leul-tl 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ea. w n •· 181• full 1ecurity. Tennie. car 1ar. ae yar · cpta, • • • ~ ~ i ~· ~~ HERITAGE a abe-ia= •/~et Qwm1DJ a br. l .,_ bae. MO-t.U7otftce~ Jacuut. awlmmlna. S550/mo.cat1'93-47V7 pr. MJS e.S7M08l ~$425. Pb~:a.-,0 pe IY O"WMEI bai • vM'W. l·Door to Mature adult.a. no pei. Br 1'h ba condo. New tl00/moconalder1!eo1pt. Wut: J ,..,. J2tl Luxury3bdrm.2ba.1800 -'ri • ________ ....... crv kK. JeOO .ca ft t.y.nr.fen")' S750Mo . 13.SO P'urnlahed '375 cpt/drPt. W/D hkup1. Agt /Owner. Ala or ... •••••••••••••••••••• aq ft! Lrg patio, bay It 2BR,lge pvtpatio,.~ I lilonw .. 4 bdnn. yearly Aaent t75· lM2 -...ortTHUl. pool. S'35 W-9100 day1. Gary at 6'2-42IO or at Great ll br 2 ba 1ara1e ocean vtew. ts50. Mr. met. $310 mo. AK f« REALTOR..., <.:out •twJ. Npt 8.at'b lam rm. olr. b~b l.nJ • .....,. eveta&.oe.w. (714) 751-a?I Ownr/AI\. cpta. fncd yd. Kid.a ftpeb Moore61J.7892 Bill, S46-58110 w1~i.u l'lott + apt ot f'l)tc, pool.• peathouff "I ,_....._. p d .. 1bl~ :f"'0re': ~~~~ lied I SpeclfySeavlew Home. ok. $405. Al\. No ree. 2 BR. 2 ha w/ex uisite •Spacloua aBdrm. 2Ba. olt Aalllme 7 'oan. Hillnea OX. &l!UOO m4> •--1 ara tae to bcb • marlna. a car ~~~~rfe.. 'ss~ YEARLY LaeS br. l 'h ba. llM-25efor V7J.29'Jl view of bay on h~llkte. tower. Frplc, prtv yd & 11-.000. Ail....,..~ m-oa =~~'1!!~:: 1•r. trplc. profu1 •HOMEFINOERS lbouaefromocean. '600. Oozy 3 br, 2 ba, 1ar, fncd Pvt. entry surroundings, patio. enc 2 car 1ar. c ..... ti •• n .... o. .. ~ •OC>NSUMU'SOUlOI! lands('aped malnt'd rno. LI• ll br. a ha. ~ yd. Kkls. peta ok. IU.S. '500.87~520$.875-3836 adlt1. $'25. 671·8139/ ._..._ .. 1700 "'' •1 2150 c ht1-.._.Ull =:i:~'T!~l~ ~~2~·:.~Rctii..~~ ~~!ia::=:o ~;,.!ofee.984-Z588oreo.taMeM 3124•-631---111-6-·-----....................... •• .. ••• .. •••• .. •••••••• ••!••••••••••••••••••• AP P l . Mr · 0 Iv I e I dbl. car. Nr. shopplnc. 875-801.Sor '75-67'75 ••w--• a. • .. •••••••••••••••••••• ,.. JIJ6 tty Owner. RHf Gate C0410MA br 1 ba w/1ara1• " ~711.AvallOrll.lt . acbooll.tl25Mo. T ..... Dllt LAMAMCHAAPJS W•t •SSC SC Vlew. By OWllCI' 7 moa&b okl yard, no pet.a. l'50 mo .,_.. l2J2 Alent873-3663 llgC•r•.,_..• ~ 3525 La:Je 1.2•3 bedroom •l•valor to bcb. all m o d • I b o m ~ ~ 2 br den + wet bar. 2V. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ia en ap••. Dab-hr, amenille1, Sl u .ooo n-.--'--11" ... --a•-' ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• Beaut 3 • ram twnhae 1n ,_._ ..1 ,,_ "" .. .-n11--" ......... ~ •• ha f I ha, ..,.. u. ttorage • ex-Brookview 3 bdrm, 2.,., .,_ bltna. encl. 1ar, 1aa bbq. '----------.TTM lntt'rior 6 landacaptn1 C:-0. .. M. llaa ~c 4 br. 2 . rrp c. Irvine develop. Featur-tras. mirrored doors. townbocne. Frplc. A/C. Pool. Gas Pd. T'f8 Scolt Ai r conditioned 3 ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• dilbwhr.1ara1e.Kicll• lnl poot.. t.eMI•. lake mstrautte.frpl"cable. tennis. pool. jac, de· Pl.&'2-5073 lldrma $82,tsO. lO~ Front coa.r ll bd or den peta. $f75. Agt. No fee. etc. Elem school on security, pool, tennis, & corator unit. Avail. 8/15 ---------llOO down.C.11114717-«>M frplc,db .aar.$.W>/mo •2588:8'73-2Vlt around•. 1600./mo Jae. Adults. no P,ets . f/one vr. leas ...... 75.New2br.2ba.aJlbltns.i----------••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 758 673 326ft. lfJCD.D'¥J;ft•..ic ..il\1 C. " ~ .,. A ..... t JtJSTR~OUCED$3.000 U . · •. · "• Fa ... V...., JJJ4 __,_,,,__.,.., S790/1ome flexlbtlity. m«l62or64&-86Sl frplc. encl. gar. paUo. bd,newcxpta, .... ,..,po. Str••ny P.tdt All new 4-or. IBr. aa. IS1 TfW ....................... BW64&-7175 days. lndeyrm.$350. balceoy. gar, SH5. ::*~.+. £~~fMbr2 + ll bonus rm, paUo Br. 2.,., ba executive 4 Br, I ba. S595+dep. Lrl~E OPTION Newport Heilhts 4 BR, 2 Afalw ... ,_.slted _TSL __ M...:1:...m_t.. ___ "2-_l_60.1_11-1»_9:J25 ______ _ Walk to s boppint w/brtck BBQ. will to view home. gardener, Walk to seblJ, Mile Sq I.Al ba + s t 11dy . (313> ...... •••••••••••••••••l•--------•ISHARP,LA.RGE.QUlET. $llO,OOO. Owner 6'2-11216, clbbM. pool. teoni1 & pool, volleyball. new Park. Elegant but com· Some will & some won't. 439-0281.645-1219 ..... ..._.. J706 .._..Sp-+5-c) l BR. convert den, J)M .. atl-ZM7 schl. $78,900. Ownr c arpe t •. drapes . fortable.839-88S4.5pmto Some do & some don't. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..._,.,.... • ....., gar. Mature a dlts. ----------i S56-l055orse&-87SO wallpaper tllOO. MC>-0008 lOpm. but If you want to be a Nwpt Sh rs 3br . 2ba. Le 4 BR. 2 ba. bay view. I•'/• ........ ._~ 03-T.119 awc..rro,.r+, 2000 .. ,ds . home owner & can't beach,~nnia,pool. (213) frplc,$675,yrly. ·-,....-t----------•••••••••••• .. ••n••••• By Owner 3 br 2 ba lrvioe Terrace-3Br. 2Ba S3152br... /gar/Dice quite make tbe down, 439-0281. MS-1219 7"',.1.,..8 estate. pro(. decorat.ed " luxury home. ms mo. Small fee 557--0824 bo r -.,, SIDllYSIDE landscaped w/pool & ~llll).615-1127 •HOMEFINDERS • ~P~;!.ilea~tsomeo Jasmine Creek. New2br, laltoora••a 3707 DUPLEX Jacuu.i on ~ acre lot 1..__..._. • ___ ... )240 beaut ocn vu. tennis & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ourlookloa Jodlao BRAND NEW-4Br, 3Ba,WW¥•-pool. $850/lse &«-1667 3Bdnn8. l~ Baths Fireplaces. PaUos. Dlabwuher.Oiaposais. Laundry FaciliUes ••••••••••••••••••••••• You can live m • lovely Palms Golf course. Of. view. ~ blk to ocn, $9SO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ am/evs 1 br, compl. furn. AvaJI three bedroom apart· I d I t 1 mo ~1880 675-1127 OPEN HOUSE . Sept. 1. Wlnter $295, Yrl)t 1175 .._._ la St ment and have t be ere comp e e Y · • New-elegant2bedroom 21 BEAUTIFULcornerloca· $.12S.fW6.-6238 ..,,....ntY • sec~~ or a hbandsokr me ~~~1t1· c!~·~~~: 2,brlb~.h'P,ill.Sehrdwd.~~· +den ($575). Cedar & 1n~: .filf I t ion W/greeneBdry & _Wi_in_te_r_ren_t-al_S_p_a_c_lo_us_, Agtonprem.iaesSat/Suo Seawind vn•..re monwuy rent c ec 1rom tract. 7141640.8549 or !:se~~va pt L -· window home. 5 Blocks -. shrubs. Quality 3 rm. . · · $3116 540-2345 111!15 the other apartment. all v•<l"•Ji.W tD beach. Pnvate %-car MewpOrt C..ter r~m rm home in Newport ocean view apl. Steps t----------1 New 1"2 bdrm luxury ln good coodltion. Beat 3C7·2'84 garage: Fully main-640.5357 Hts. S850/moyrly. from beacb. 4 Bdrrns. ~ uden like apt.a. adult adult apts in 1' plans those high ns1ng costs! San Die10County. Beach Orean&canyonviews t&ined yard. Adult.a. No LIDO lovely 2 Bdrm ba. f r p lc • D /w ' from $290 +pools, ten· call today7~1920. Cities, 90 units. golf Exec's. tri-level home, 3 pets. 525 l8th St. <714> w/den dining rm & pvt washer/dryer & garage. living. 2 bdrm. pool & Dis, watetfaJls, ponds! ;_ '-'UAIL .,. . .,......... BR. 3 ba., playroom. 2 960-ml patio.2baths.S800/yrly. $6'50/mo. 645-2595 or Jacuzzi. 177 E. 22nd St. From San Diego Frwy T course.~· 7--"''-" ocean viewing decks ; PETERS HOME Lovely Waterfront Homes 675-4630 C.M. 645-2'98 drive North on Beach to PLACE. o.tofState quiet peacerul loc .. ~per 3 br. 11;1, ba. r.,,.c. formermodelbome.2Br. . 831-1400 CoroMdatM• 3722 Near new townhouse. M<'Fadden then West on ---wm., 2600 above Little Corona Jge fam/dln rm area. 2Ba on the park else to t r t 2b McFadden to Seawjnd ..-... -r-t B b V l • Charming 3 BR. 2 ba. 2 .. ••••••••••••••••••••• cen er 0 own. r. VLlJ.aie. (714)~191 rtlOPHTIES"" ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ~!.cp. a can now. Kids&petsok. $435. Agt, pool. Cpts, drpg, S650mo. .. r W lk t SmJ Bach on srnkr l~ba. gar. fncd yd. air~_..;;;._ _____ _ rre1on home site. lot to ....._ er mo. nofee964-2:166; 973-2971 833·9511 dys. 644-5275 story ,.. rame .. a 0 • 0 . • oond $34.5 0¥> 845-4&55 10,. Tll l :>o P.M.I build. lake It mtn view. Corona del Mar eves beach. pool, tennis. some mature person. $205/mcl · · · · OWnhouse, lovel)t. spac. roads&wt.rin.30mi'sfr Properties 6~94 ONTHESANO · f u rn. $600. Molly. uW .87s..s<m,675·3824 lBrEastside.stv.cpts& & home-like. 2 br with DUft.EX/$27,500 Cra Lak 494-8339 f\ .lll• 3 br penthouse. Hunt-96U7~ COltoMeM )724 ch1Js. Beaut wood beam pvt, gated entrance+ 2 A s hort drive from 4 ter e.. . ,a CodaMeao ~~ .. '!!"•mffeo-kaRonoohr Beaut3BR-(J2nlvb Prk\liu.p.holll. WALK TO BEACH-••••••••...-•••••••••••• cd:lhtcs•~l24&1~~ge'··Soswti;.jm'!-!~~-Orange Co. gives you a · ••••••••••••••••••••••• •aNOVf ~ • • a. am rm rne. . 731.001 M·Fi--1 e--· &M---. f""'"· highly desirable area R...tals DRAMATIC. nu 3 bd, 2~ Max. 536-6063 New crpl. 5 Aspen Tree Lwtury 3 BR, 2'h BA con· 1 bdrm apt $235. & up. J~. Tennis courta. l with fantastic growth ••••••••••••••••••••••• ba. 2 sty. FP. Nr bch. Lg Lo. $600/mo 552.9635 do. Ocean view. Pool & Adlta only. Open 8:30-$ Newly decorated 3 BR. 2 blk to Huntinl\Ol'I shop-and positive cash now ........ ,...,...~ yd.SS7S/$82S.6"6-103S 38r,2ba,enclosedpatio. · tennis . $625 /mo . Sat's 9-l ~. 2.110 Ba, <'pts, drps, blh1 pingcentermall.Adults. r l (213)439-0281 $395 /Mo. 3Br. 2 ba NEWPORT CENTER Newport Blvd. CM stove, encl gar, Nr OCC. No pet.a. From 1435. rom your nvestmeot. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 br super condo, brand orMS-1219 w/paUo. Mo to mo. Park REALTY. 640-1812 Ba...a.-• . rl 1 SlSO. 557-4238 Seawind Village. 15555 For complete detalh. lc6oa lllmd 3106 new 2~ ba pool dbl Realty 551-5000 "'""'or. qwet. p vat.e. Huntington VIiiage Lane. C .. 973-4626 How ••••••••••••••••••••••• gar.'ssoo. 642-Szoo · 3Br. 2Ba. nr schls & bch. 3 Bdrm. 3 bath In the adlt. Util paid. '225. Family complex 2 br un-H.B c114)898-996l leftHWd.R.E.lnc. BOATER'SOELIGHT! frpl~. huge yd. enclosed Univ Pk, &reenbelt, cul·. Bluffs.$600permo. 2654-C Orange Ave. rum $275. 3 br unfurn . . 163l E. l7th St, SA Sharp! 3br+2 S395 $415. 3Bdnn. lBa, c~t.s. patio. cul-de·sac, $475 de-sac. 3Bdrm. 2&. Im· 644-7084 640-7905 $325. Call 642-9760. 2 Br. children wetcosne. on Bay drps. W /0 . stove. kids mo. 964-1111 betwn lOam mac. close to pools, ten· . no pets. Starting al $270 Newduplexes &4-plexes. K.idspetsMS-4900fee OK,nopet.s M8-s981. &7pm. nis, scbls, shopping. No 4Br. 2Ba, bltns. close to Attractive Lg lBr&den. 2Bdrm. tBa. 2214-C rno.846-6907. Buy direct from the de· ~NSUMER'S GUlOE pets. s.w> inc gard & as-beach. pool, tennis. $600 mature adlts. no pets. Rutgers. 1245/mo. -----veloper. (7H)S39-67<M ,_ .. _"v _______ ,..,..per exec condo. 3 br. 2 SP,ACJOU5-4 BR condo. soc dues. 552-7794. mo. 642~ gar. 2234 Rutgers Dr. Call846-7l2:9. 2 Br. 2 ba upper, encl. e ALB o A Is LAN o ba, frplc. pool. 17th & Sharp condition. Good $265 mo. (213> 454-5104 ---------1 garage .. c lean. $325. 12UHfTS OUPLEX-2 BR, tum. Irvine. $450. Adults. location. Pool &jacuzzi. University Park twnhm Wow!Sl80Pool0swhgar . $24.S lgel brlower.patlo& 2 1702 Brookh urst . $270,000 all new. SS25 month. Ten ~5-8111. S525 /mo. NEWPORT Spacious 3 bd. 2 ba. rrplc. Share64S-4.9009-7 Fee 1 Br ~ailers. S16S 6thto S1S85 pool. Adults. No pets. 962-0778 Eight 2 BR. four 1 BR monthlea.se. CENTER REALTY . wet bar . dbl gar •CONSUMER'SGUlDE + uul. 133 E. l t . 1887 MooroviaM8·7924.rt---------PANORAMIC BAY & bdrm,2ba,frplc,closed ~1812. w/opener.commpool.nr Space42.C.M.642·9193 EW DELUXE APTS. w/pool. Suprr sharp. ocean views. 2 BR. 2 BA. gar. pool, qu.iet area. schools $525. ~2·9075. "Prime Locale" llwl:O leecla J740 Eaataklet.ownbouse3br. 2 1,2&3 Br. family rm. Moathly income of $2450. beaut. fum .•. a fan•asta'c 645-5088 Nice 3 br, 2 ba. cpts. gar. 9'7S-5804 $2502brutil pd! Beach! ...,oa ba, brand new. Children frplc. ~. 911-2'r.IO. Better hurry on this. "" ... rncd yr. Kids & pets ok. K.ids frplMS-4900 Fee ••••••••••••••••••••••• OK. No pets. 646-4262: 982-61.S4 they're a lmost gone! ~~cufitO:'~~°!'. 3 MZS. Agt. No fee. 964-2566 Woodbridge 4 BR 2o/• Ba. •CONSUMER'SGUlDE Beach! S225utilpd! Yd eves615-020t 1--------- C8lltoda)'. or97J..2971 or poola, park. lake & Kids6'5-4900Save! fee 2 bdrm townhouse. encl 540.3666 BR + den.! BA. 2 ear ~o: zn~ Bd cott.ag.e.. .Frplc. CONSlJMER.'.SGUID.E 1br1ardeo apt. Stove" paUo. POOi. DO pet.s.J830. gar. Bay view. Furn or HONEY OF A DEAL Redwood decks. Avail , _ • _ _.. l74I relrig. Adult.a, no pets. (2131592-5907 unfum. $1400 month. 2br $2351arage tid:s pix 2 br, den. 2 ba c:ondo. A/C. 9/1. Nwpt Hts. $SOO. Pb ..._,_... -RIO. 548-6920. 0 P 3 BR l Ba. ~ call! 645--49009-7 fee $475. No pet.a. 559·5024 aft ~ •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• Walk to beach, adlt coOdo, -... .• cau ., .. .,5880 ask_...,for .CONSUMER'SGUIDE 6PMorwlmds. ._ ....... n EW OLLS eanfroot luxurious 1 br 2 br. new cpta, drpg. encl. spacious 2Bdnn, 28a. 2 ~...., ......,. CUUU>VR VI KN . $550. No p ets. Yr ly. back yd. Kids ok. No car gar. Priv eu!lrd gate. ---·T Nice! 2br $250kids gar ...... e.eclt 3241 3 Br. FR. lovely end unit. Adults. 497·1082. pets. s:no. MS-2274. 5'55/mo. 840-5443. b b d •-1 -~r -""-· , .. _ 3 b z b r .1 Ptx645-4800Save! Fee ••••••••••••••••••••••• on grnblt dbl gar. tenrus. Wllelc-.11 REAL ESTATE 2 r + 4 r up~x w /poo · -· '1f'~) ,..;,..,,;, ._..ts""' r . a. ama Y CONSU'MER'SGUlDE bse, parti·"~ fum, pool, Jacuzzi $750. INl~ertlHdl )769 "Charmer"2br$250kids NICE. 1 ·2 b r. poo l , P rime Eastside CM . _IHiil•r.E m;sar rm. frplc. dbl gar. 233 <tU.Y 759-1648 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gdloc645-4900Smfee garage, frplc. 1265-325. Pride of ownersh ip. Balboa Island Re I Flower. $475 . mo . S2752brkldspetsok upper Bluebird Cnyn CONSUMER'SGUlDE AdJta.84.U934or&42·52M $127,500. Good terms ""'"'"""'"''._ .. ! IY ~2639 $3252brltldspetshurry area.$650/mo.494·1970. ONTHEW"'TER ocR.e....-...- ail Cal1548-l790 673 17 b k 'd A _.....~"'"' S2502br "PrimeLocaJe" lblockfromocean.$255.1 sv · · ~ves. -00 New 3 br, :~ ba. nr SUS 3 ff~' a /pets HEAllEACH Lwuuy 1 BR. bayfroot, 1Br,lba,S.1'75yearly catl6'5-4900Save! Fee br&2br l235. Frplc.208 EASTSIDE school. fplc , pool. · BOTHVACANT view condo. Avail now ST'B'STOIEACH CONSU MER'SGUIOE 19tbSt.962-3840 lc6oa Pewln1lla 3107 jacuzzi, $SOO. 548-2543. ldds~H5.ia~ BR / d $550. lse opt 1159.000. 2 Br 1 ba nr N'pt COSTAMESA ••••••••••••••••••••••• bdrmhm.SWareaCM. Small~ee.~~~ 2 BR, shingled house. ~2981 Harbor Y~cbt.Club: New2BR.2stytwnhse, Only S135.000 to own this $225 bach furn util pd •HOMEFINDERS yard.. frpl., hcbvd nrs. all b Yearly-$475 w/encl gar & patio. 1250 i. u per b I y 1 o c at e d S4.503brbay vu furn. Walldng distance to preh· new tiled ldtcb. & ba .. ap-m,ut1fs.~l;M3 BR$800. 2._. a .. 3ar.2ba, Penin $650 sq ft. Adlts only, no pets. rourplex! Call ror an ap-Small fee 557--0824 school through hig s BR + game rm + fam pliances. SSOO rp · _,., o.. mo. Located at 2568 Elden PolJltment. 752-1920. •HOMEFJNDERS school. Sml married rm + formal dining + .Agent&U-01S4 Ave. Dys; 714/827-8410 1---------1 family only To see call N BR 2 b Co taJ Sharp! Pool! Air ref rig $2206'5-4900Save! Fee CONSUMER'SGUlOE Paradise! $225 jac/sa1ma Pool64S-4900Save! Fee CONSUlfER'SGUIOE T ••••••••••••••••••••••• neighborhood. schools. v1ews; all wood inter.. greenbelt. Orig. sect. Cul ... _ 2• b 1 .., b Sl33refri r t t Clstobch m5/mo pla.oJt firs. rrpl, stained STT5Mo.Agt.6"·1133 ._,.sac r ..,... a, br lri I uni ;_ '-'UAIL CoronadatMar 3122 ~34904PMto8PM pool +Jae . Xlnt ew2 • a. as Blutrs,tge.3bdnn.&den, ADULT QUIET PLACE Patio, 1 BR, yrly, clean. Sh ~~~:! eait968-4602 . gJaas,appliances.$650 bit-Ins. dshwshr. new 2 duJtspS300ex is:·&'f!ture quiet. $375. arep Pennington Properties Hi1Ue494-7551 HARBOR VIEW-58r. carpets/drapes, hot a • · a + Pll()fBTIES"' S59-74.99,704Jasmine. •CONSUMER'S GUIDE 388• Lg patio. Pool priv. jac:uui, gas BBQ. encl. deposlt.962-2689 lO,..Tll l :lOP.M.I lrffM 3144 "Cbarm"2brcottage$265 3 BR. 2 ba, ram rm-View3Bdrm.2ba.frplc, Gardenerincl'd$850mo. Very nice 2 br & bach garage.walktDSo.Coast Lrg28Rw/bltns&encl Du,tRVES ••••••••••••••••••••••• K.idsgar645-4900fee k It c be n . x Int great view. ~r 6"-5588eves apt.a. i,; blk to ocean. Plua.$34.Smo.751-8485 patio " garage. 848-UOO 2.1 BR _.. S87.0CN\ Btful new Woodbridge CONSUMER'S GUIDE neighborhood. Cls to heh bcb/town. $650. 4 30 Sept.June. 873~1. 1 b ask for Mike . .,.,., SSSO/mo. aft.Spm Nr Hoag Hosp, prl v At tr a c . r . '? r •--------- 1-l BR+ land $95,000 38drm. 2148 sq ft. $795. in ACRE! call 9684602 tvmhse. 3Bdrm. 2,,..Ba, BEACON BAY 2 Br. Yrly Baker/Fairview. Refng. Luxury townhouse apt. 3 1-1BR,NB. $129.SOO mootb·t.o-month. Lg2brS285Kidspetsyd Pennington Properties l.ogrllMIHkJ-1 3252 frplc,pool.$500.875-8111. lse. $475/mo. 586-9446 or & stove. $250. mo. Br. 2 baths. New . Agent 673-7737 673-4311 Call! MS-4900Sm fee ••••••••••••••••••••••• 631·3841 af\5 pm 642-6500 days. 673-7489 $490/mo Ph964·150'1 CONSUMER'SGUIDE Lrg Lusk-bit Hunt. Spacious 3 BR, 2'AI ba. Npt Hts . 2bdrm . eves. •----·-----75+ UNITS L.OIJl-leoch 3148 • Seacliff. 4 BR, 3 ba, F. ma1niflceot ocean wshr/dryer.nicelnd11cpe 41121a,lalboall, --:---3 Br, 2 ba, yard, gar. ....................... cw .. r-'slew.,..!I rm. dining, bonus rm. nr views, lrg mstr BR w/hot tub, 2 car gar. 2 belcowl••· bltna, br. gar. laundry facal. frplc. W/0 hookup, sub-ORAMGE OCEANFRONT-Rarely before you pay s ome sbop'g , golf. bch w/frplc,tenoiscrt.s,pool. SS25.MS-39SSevea D/W $600 llD. Wltil =-Map~.~~';s $275. mil kids, pets. SQ)Jmo. COUNTY offered French Norman-a 1 e 0 c y r 0 r 1 he Gardener. Many xtras. Jacuni. Pvt beach. $595 Eastbluff 'f7tS40.2J45 gr. apt · · 99).5376or61~0. Twobedroomunits.,Over ~gues. g:rahagee •. P2::fu.1BP~ "RUNAROUND''. Call $750/rno.842-4330 mo, uolPurnsi,b$82Sl 6p9artlal11y 1&2 br 1245-$285. Patio, Bachelor apt closetobch ~00000 ded e CONSUMER'S GUIDE. urn. os e · mo se 3 Br, 2 Ba, 2 car gar. l 1 Bdrm furn apt. Park refrin. Adults. no pets ....... mo. • ' .., .. . expen an r · bch. S650mo. 499-4439 h 1 d Wow! 4 br. 2 ba. dshwhr, 0 pt I 0 n $13 9 90 o d W d " _,., • furbas"'~". Growth area Many ave and are g a Kids •· ok • · · level. cul· e-sac. i e Newport. Avail Sept l. 731W.18th. ~3-7787 a ..... 9939 ......._. the did 1 1 Sa ' gar. "' pet.II ' $435. "---/.... Rieb 494 3483 b d '"' opportunit.9! Owner wllJ leocll 3169 Y . . ve time. gas llM-2Sl66 or 973-2971 Agt. vww 6 '' • • gm It. Sl650. mo. + ues $47$/mo. call aft 6.30 rmancewUh30~down-....................... &mooeyonfee. Nofee d.ays,496-934aeves Days. 752-2393, eves pm,644-6692 1&1br.bltns.Xlntloc llwlW• 00 points. SZG.2$0/uoit. Magnificent beachfront IOOO'sofR...tah · Condo panoramic view. 3 8"--06C8 Adlta 17~ Orange $260 Hstia.. 3142 Call 7~1920. West Newport bom•. 5 KIDS-PETS WELCOME Brand new beach hse. BR 2• b I · ZBr $325, 9 months. 648-7993642-1155 -•• .. ••••••••••••••••• ~ 645-4900 $525, kids & pets OK. 3 • a. poo ' Jae .• on HVH Portofmo, 4 BR. 3'AI Bach, s:zso. Yrly /utlllnc. J '-'UAIL Bdrm. 2 batbs+dorm BR, 3 ba, dln rm, attach ~~rse. $r&SO. Eves; ba. pool + spa, grdnr, Gus.Agt.213-1166.1711_ New d elu xe condo. Bdrm, 2Ba condo. Enc T loll. Yrl)t lse. $1500/mo. ()peo7days&-7 "'--·I I 1 lnt I __, upgra~ ~ 960-1326 3Bdr m. frplc. crpts. patio, pool, tenn is. PLACE 956-6871 ~ ar, Pc. x oc. • · 3Br, 2Ba, very clean, 1 blk d r p • • ga r o P n r . Jacuai. '7$-07•. bef 5 or •---------2 separate units, ea has Call 840-2372 $400 3br kids pet gar· Bhtca. irs 4.Bdrm condo. to beach. avail immed 2J.3.at6-3648/247-8978. Ml-1849. $&50/mo. rROPEITllS"" 8 E A U T 1 F U L L y ~=c ~Ptrcft:;~N~ Brand new custom home 3 !a~~~-= No pets. ~ refs req. u n l I l e • r I Y O ct . 8 d r 01 • 1 8 a . 7 9 2 3144 10,..Tit l :JOP.M.I crpta tbruout . $400" br21;1Jba,walktobeach, AvailAug18.$750. Responsible adlta only. Shalimar. $285/mo + .. ••••••••••••••••••••• furnished 2 Bdrm ln USO/mo. 2571 Orange view of ocean, many 2br. 2ba, v1ew. pool, Ja<', ~/6"·1757. 214 3Sth St. $550 mo. SlOO Cini dep to move-in. •BRAND NEW• NEW DUPLEX-NPT prime location. $800/mo Ave other amenJtltes. $600. be avail. $400. 557-4832. WALK TO BEACH •-6'JS.l058 or 631-1400 uk HTS. 2 BR ea. Across yrly . 213/333-311M6 8311190/ .,. torBW Lnd ry r m, no pets. from park. YEAGER w;, ....... .-r 8'4-6829. . eves. Pools from any ot these . Marge,&46-7568. REALTY 556-6171 ~-.....t•....a..a... .,_lb ~f cd d ZBr Cmdo, l~Ba. frplc, Monarch Summit adult allbave0/W.FP,38R2 ... i :%t. e 1•·" Bdrms from llVIMl'SNIWIST • . r-.-... ·---....... r en iy adl ly Ba,sn•l1tory.$495.2BR %J""'C_,.. -·-cftUuuM-S350to$150w..-$2551 uWpaid ts on , no pets S300 twnhse.2Br lr den,w/rec 1 ea,7anal tront. $625. 3 ""~ $3 o. Quiet buildin g _.., """"" "• HOME & OFACE BEACH lo FRONT of $2602+dioe petsok yd mo. 968-6136 Sal8/U Sun area usage. 1·3 yr lae. BR 2 Ba. canal front. ••••••••••••••••••••••• w /beaut. landscaping. \ Lrs C-1 lot w /ofc & 3 rm th18 deeontor 4 Bdrm SZ952brkJds1ar patio 8/llonly. Otmet/qt493-0Nl '125: Also 2 BR 2 Ba ..... P11m1ll• 3107 IdeaHor adults over 35. H£RIJAG£ POINT apt. oa Coast Hwy Ii a homewithfabulousvlew MZStbrkJdapetanice ....... 3244 ... ,_.... 3255 auplex w/fp, SH!i .. ••••••••••••••••••••• No pets. LEEWARD sep.28rbmnexttobch. of BOATING acUvlt>' Smallfee.~7-0824 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• ~Agt. STEPSTOBEACH APTS. 2020 Fullerton '3Si.;;,llALTOR and Jetty. Lot s ot •HOMEFINDERS UMTALS Lovel)'I Br,Zbath,slnele Cutelbdrm,hugeyard. Ave .. UblkeastNeWJ>Ort 4f4-16l I r.t:i-.~:~lable week· New deluxe cond, 3Bdrm. 2 BR.2ba ........... $450 story tnn uenUal. Full =:::::lri ~~~ 1 blk So. Bay>. iATl!BFRONTHOMES frplc,crpta,drpl,garop; 3BR.28a ....... $600/575 a.-al Sun• Sall Club. ..._,...,...., 2000 C46lt·l400 nr.213~/at7.a978: 3BR,2i,;,ea ......... $82$ '800/morentorlHw/op-1Hdt31tl ml 1 bdrm. $250. All •• .. •••••••••••••••••••Lw--------•ll BR ... u~d _,,.ul•· UlR.2\.tiBa ......... $575 t.ioof ~,.llll:N m.4'750 ask utWUeapaJd. .., • """ • .., ... SBr IBa $815 Ol'tu1Cle. n-1742 ·--A.I.I J295. a72 ewport Blvd, ' .. BR. ~·ba·. 'aM. 2 BR. 2 ba "'/yard, 1---"'"-----.,., • .... "'" On the ocean. two 1 hr un· IC 8G-08S5 .. • • -"25Jbr kids~ pool LUX..,OUS pets ot. $100 mo. Oar. bdrm. new everythln~. l&*WS tu. S1SU s*250mo. Avail ' · MiMlonv1ejo -.. +fam+dlnepool -• ... •-bcb.Ml-1192 ......... Ea -• tui-ba1hl II ..-• OM UMCOLM LM. ... _ w Just ~ooe. 1t .. e R·I tot. c.JI. With ap. 8/11/11. t mos. Jae. 3 .....-....-, 2 · •a SmalUee.557..-. .. 8 .. _. ·-·I ,.1_1_.. .. ..... _ _22 triplex-.87M700 proved plut tor 13 u.oiU. 831.QIOO del Mar. ll&D)' extru. •HOllBFINDBRS ' ... '"".... _... _. -~·~ _, .. 000 D-adv to ""° .,.22189 pool • paddle Lelullt & .. .-................... ..__. • ....._ 2 8 8 , Wllbr/"-r bk;"'ea116to..sw 1t-" Oun fron t cotta1e · ..._Vlefo 32'7 5 to1:1w1Jlthe fa ml· ;:;;;. 1 CiUJct OX~No · • Wlnterrenttl.c:l\04~1oc, 4 Br, 2ba, bonus rm ••••• .. ••••••••••• .. ••• a.otntertmsituaUon. pell.SD> mo.145-8372 .--------.1 S bd. 2 ba, $500. /mo Drum ldtcb, dlnint rm. ol tbe belt I<'~ _, ...-..---· ----- m-CJ7 hUf• paUo w/IOW'.lt.a.1.A. • cloH t o bueb. ~ '"v Le• 2 BR. 2 Ba, lluy utru. Non · a-1mo.pl)'.(M·lJ6) fl ~!~!:!,~ bltna 41 relrlt. No .._...._ ..... d amobn.81111S;Sl'f"'78l J_..tJlumteGW ~===~~=~ cbUdttD. 3$3 Hamilton. ••••••••••••••••••••••• E/sld e, I Bdrm , 18•. OAJlDEN APTS l/$21·0820 or wknd1 e111 .. JJ02 Stove,}"· Gardener, s.irlQ1•• JZ7' OORONA DELllAR .....,C M:sr.>A·I •• .... ••••••••••••••••• wtr p4, No pet.I. A .. JJ 2 Br TownboUM, hplc. LaJwe l 8(Jrm, bltu. ud •HOMD'JNDgllS 111. 1tt E. 'BtoadwlJ. ,... ...... Some oc.u prace. 1000.olVaaAdei lm/tnD.1'1J..._ 6 CaiaJ1M \ltewl. CloM 1.a'7 ... 1' An apt commWlil)' de· ~ with )'OU l.n mind featurt.ng 8 spacloua floor l)lanl. Ji\arnlsbed or Wl· lurolsbed 1 2 It 3 btdloom apta. Available forOCC\IP&DCY J une 20th. AU u.a.. All Pli• to J'ullklo la.land 6 nM t--------,,_..,. jmt a (ew I beadL ttWltl Bllldlillor', f 1'8lior c:ltlqo "'-t C!0"9ll' ol Walnlrt II alObeda llU.l pa1d •· SI.SO/mo in<'h• \lt.ll Jf/lft!17 elf S. A. J'rwy. ==a:a:d ._ ... __ 111 _____ ~=c.:7..: 111.-. ...,. ........ 1 ....• .. ." .. • . . .. I·; ,. .· I I l °"' y Ptl.OT * Wedf\!!d!y, A""' I, 1t71 Uwkru .. ,.,.. 1011 .. ,... HOO Sc•••• ~ •••••••••••••••••• .......... 7001 •1s1 .. ,......._ v.._an •• 4210 ...... 4411 ··-·· ................ IAlti IJUb Setter • a ....................... HllpWll!ttd 7100 ....,w...., 7100 ....,w....., 7100 --·•••••...-••••• _ .................... ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• I ~T na, n. collar. 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RaftMd lady Neb poeJ. cau;.;r'°~tm:" Caeta 11•• otnc.t. 8av·1------·-----~~A\ll. \'l'lJ.SGS. -._1.....__0I•--.~·n-......... --cmlJ lK cliac. •ia ••-11 •-•-.a~p---'. 1nO ud Lou or badr.._ ______ _ ---.. -·--"~ ... ..n pp ... = -:.__v•to·-tracov .. mlpo•r· u .......... 1=~-"·~!Y e:rt•nc:e. l!xcellent , .. .......,. __ , --------11'...-.Q)AlU iJM.&MITa> ,,__ tq. ft, AU.rid. ' ' F 0 U D d : Co 1 l le . --. .,,_ .,. '"'"""' .. II.__ ---&.•--.el ~..,.. ......... l ~ ... ~ otc'w llMJ 8roo-b.ant/Adama. bouH alt. Gd refs . &litelat MJ.1470 • •-:::&.41.vuu · ADP PENSION SERVICES -................. -o«~~ ~.-..Avail. Woet&OMIAYS m'4ID aMl5Tl ~~tBnncb..' Call UWA...._. cu hilw~ w11ar. l>tto.,. bbnda. f'OUJQ): YOUDI 11 ~ HllfpW_..., 7100 ASSIMILY At•teAM ,... _.. ._._.. _,., ~S1ncitm1 ...., p/eq. ft. Mr Kl.,. ___. Sl)aD. vie: Cat •••••••••••••••••• .. ••• -·wau sA..-s ,_. • 91\ara. 8llllerik a oo mm at•. 8 a Ibo a -.-.am t•m.S.,m) Hwy, -Odil. t/I Can't • ~.-.. "'- pool, Jau111. aud i.a..s.aa1110.mc:1.11&11. ..., 44IO -.11....-. · -.-.una =er:,: ~~~l~ O.:SJ::'"""::-0 ~YU.A.. IBR. 2be l7Mm HI SIT YOUI OWN Sc.bool arad. Learn to Mr. HIUeni• MIUS\oekpoA1 P"'*9wal.ed. MIU) a /S~D& C.M. lbopa, W~ ::•le a aeml·auto. l'.quiJOppEmplyrll/F -~lor$1l.&UI Wrm J?b' Bal 11 lln. ollc •·hobby. wholetalt, S~ .... •••r HOUIS! wrap macblne. Top OR1ot-•1......... Lortm-MW ...... rr.-.•net .... _,,. __ .__n-a1 pay6bonusc!f.°"Pro-i••ra1Das -r-~ -......... -~uncu TnDdata "'1ex Tlme" ,..... Air • plant. llU'·---&..flnl9..... JIU R...a. wua.d. 3 bdnn ,...._LOCATION B&ih .... m..M ..... Y c. allows you to beat the aadgood buefita. Apply ExDer'd lull • p /Ume. ....................... bM. dill to bdt, siao &Ian for leut. E. lnb ..,.,..... Porappt.•798 l"Ulb bow' tramc or Just i.t: Eledrootca Contract Pvt yacht club, Balboa. a,=~~.!! U( --flQ.*'lf ~~~J.::lJ.1 "· tstftUftO.-S RELAXJNGMASSAOE =--~·Jt~e.~~ Servteet.1.IGSo.Graod • ._CaU __ IPMTIO __ . ___ _ _._, ...-.eoua 111r J8r .... -. w ·1una, ~a·~ ~Lkllaueut ..... ~ -... ._San __ ta_Aoa._. ____ _ ... l"" l O _.., ..... .--..... ,,.100 ---•• -.. ... 111 the Une" beneflts are nor 0 v ••· weer ......... 117& + ~ -,. SWlNGS6REFl'S ,_.... yours if you have tbe ASSB•LllS •lll'7 aUJ. lhrUa 4N·Om. ••••••••••••••••••••••• CONSTRUCTION PREGNANT? Carini. folJowtDcquaWlca.Ucma: tor day 1blft. 1:30am· NNe-w-rport-Center ftnan· cial ftrm Nib Napoatl· ble lndlvldnal• for clerlca) poeltlooa. Ac· countio.1 baclE1round, lYJliDI UJ.lla ucl 10 ~ey er;per. belpfUl. lat thlft. (lam-Spm >. 2nd ebllt <5pm-t :30am > available now. Excellent worttng coeds " compaay bendlts. tll put.._. ••t -.as ~~~· •:.-.~•1:. -APT•COMMERCIAL ~lc:oramellt116 4Pm. SUrt:1na .... A.at •-••••••·-·-.. •••• ProfHal•n•l bu1lne1• ·~--tp MIGUIL nfsnl., Abol'Uoll~ aclop. ACCOUMrS for Mr. Clifford. Poei· PAll.-wPOlt'f mD_.i.benn111tua· _... ~ MOltTGAC'ilCO ~~ 5C7.aa PAYAUQ.RK &loauvalllateAua.ean Bacbelou. 1 or tkiD w/temale. )'OW apt Neu'new2720seatt.nd.a l 7u1 661 JIU•--------._M2_-_mt_. ____ _ CciDa.aet ........ estJU auty Salon in C .11.~~~~~~~~~ needs Wig S&,ylista. ~ l-~• Q!mrniakn 648...aMI acn,._ lledrooros 6 TowobouHe or caado. CaU ci.y (!13> olc. 1llm Redondo Cir, I I· -• LteA 1 YICIO l·Z Yeats accounts paya. ASSIMll BS Froms:MIUO 2'4·4140 dye (11') tB.Ruat.Beb&g,28M ONMIVmtYOAY ~M••• bltexoerienttwitasome ILICTllOMICS Spedatular apa. tot.al -..ioevee Stuege 4110 ,_..._,_.,.,, upoaure to com· lmmedopeainpforpeo. ~=i:r:ar~. Rmmt wntd. abr bse, ....................... JDdT.D.mact.·~bt. 8*rinla.11QnnftCo. =~°t!vo~ pie w/exper. in PC tenniaCOUIU Aut::iuOn E/l.lde C». 2 bd, h'plc. oraae /ard. Approx. Lutberlnv•tmenfCo. ...,..11 a&alnat purchue orders Boatda ti wirlns. Grow· J8'aDd Jamboree 6 Sao fenced Yid •tto. + ~ ulll 100. u , rear U U 111·2510 and re«lvinl reports. lna co. Xint hens. Apply Joequh, Hilla Road. 4M-M21 t-5 Sandy Newport Blvd. 1275. mo. $ll.3lO Ind T.D .. 1~. due MASIA•I verify exten1lon1. and Sc:lenWic Drlllinl Con· f714t'44-tto0 Roomauite to 1hr house. eo.a.o 11 mo1. l'X. dt.c:ounl. ...umuAAm • prepan detall ror com· troll. 40tO CamJ)UI Dr. ......i ff •--&-&..w-"-..1 4 00 Ri .. Ql.1'10 ..... ...~ IQer iQput. Sbould bave N.B. or call 5$1-9051 " ._,_ ...-.. or bcb 8· ----6 ca. · ._.. llCOITS ablUlfi to •ommunlca· al for Ray Gilman Nice 2Br ()pix ups....... 913-7•2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. frpk, W/b , garaae. y F 1 _.. • _._1 OU"fCAU.OMl.Y lt/ln erface with lo· A.uemb'~ adults, no pets, n.r Lido Reliable fem to ahr condo ounc ema e ne ... a rl:ilA I t1•www temal departmen\I and W,;:,._._. & ._._. I.ale sbclppins. Lse. credit bl San Juan C..piatraao. studio apt. Wlll pay up to PeHH•/ Dp: ""' llr aatomerw tn eolvtni pro-_. '"'.n -i _ .. ..u _.. .. _ -.. ...,... $185/mo. Coata •eaa a...t I,.._.. 6J I 2140 1.1--. 10 Ke" bv •-~b a 30 Alaemblera needed n:a.-mo._. -·-4 -area. Excellent rt· •••• .. ••••••••••••••••••-----·----~ ' '..._ now. No exper. nee. 3 t Kaoulattwilll IS& tJea YACHTS .... tmmed. ooealn&I for lndlv. exper'd In follow· lnl areu cl boet eon· atructloo. DedaHrdwr ....... . .... ~, CLERK TYPIST U )'OU are a biah1Y or· &an1zed penon With ex· cellenl telephone com· munlcatiool, good tn6ng .W.. able to hand.le a variety ol dutles, we can we you in our Credit Department. Light abortllaad belp(ul. Growth potential. Apply loperaon: Block from w~ler & Older woman, non · fenneee. Alt for Patti. • r au•• 1100 *ftllAUTY · Sbifta. No fee. Come lo Shores area. 3 br, 2 ba amok er w I • bare 842·10'45 bef 10 a .m., ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• TW ACCOUM'TIHG today.work tomorrow. duplex . Yrly lse. w/.ame. Lg •br home. MMQ9aft10..m. ISCOITS* CLak ~ VldorTemporariea,ou FWCll ; ......... , MlllA111 ... , ...... ..,..... CttapJ•r ._o,r U.S. DIV&S t.ld1hr 33Z3W. Warner 1m)B.5871 N.E~ Mesa. WaJk to Pbfoupp't SU-37'9 Bi.rcb, Suite 213, N.8 . Bachelor Wllt v, block ~-~81 175 incl utll. 'it'a:f.llYest/ VIDEOMOVJEPARLOR Interatina poaltJoo for ~EOE Top ltarlinl wa1e1 • Sa.D&a Ana. CA 12102 eom~ beoefita. Apply <TI4)5t0-8010 from beach. All util pd. PENNY hee 20 mlo introductory indlvld11al who enjoy a AUJO MICHAHIC No kids, no pets. 201 E. Love.I.)' tri·leveJ bme in ;·;••................. PINCHER viatt, no purchase req. diversity In Lbeir work Full or p/time. ApplY in at 1922 Banenca Rd. Equal()ppommlt lrvine. EOE Employer MI F y Balboa Blvd. S250 per HBnrbcbtoahrw/llot 0 ••1_., SOOS Alao -"daoce & rap andwbollaaatleastl person. Ben Warner's ~~="lY ~,!P· ~ll !'·~·.af\.Spiq~~ •••• tt~.;:::J.'r......... ADS -~ .. . ---rur ol .Qrie6tl:l~~ 6tnfe-• .&!OW. ~tt· Si.. s. ~--.. v• -. DAMCIOFFUH receivable/bi Ung ex· A. --------Employed M/F, straight, •ALIOAISLAMO 2080S. Euclid.Anaheim perience on a com.1--------- F!;h-11: in~nt ----Q.EJllC-AL -- firm. Xlat oppor. Exper lll duplex. upper. 3Br. active, sober. Ree racil. Gift Sbop with 2nd noor Excitlni recording, putertzed 1ygtem. WllJ AutomQtlve 2b9, hpl. dabwsbr. w /D, Rela. 751·7908 office. Call wt for de-ONLY $'2 SM-1511 PftPI" invoices, 8Pf.b' Dataa Toyota oeeds a ~~ty req'd. eau OPPOITUNITl£S ~~':1'=..~!.~7....;. ~Leps Fem to share 3Br lase 2 tails, 64().:SD2 agl. · payment received • on mecbanlc. app~nllce ~r -Vfir °"" blks f bch NB $1.90 Sell any Item "' com· v~ llcorft account" and monitor journeyman. Will train BOOKKEEPll'n A major tife lD:lutance &:on company headquartered BCH DPLX lBr. 2Ba. mo.~~034 ' · · TRAV&A&EMCY blnation ol atems for $15 -·-•1 and reconcile input/out· rlgbt person. Good lrpk, ear. new cpts, no FRANCHISE or less wilb a Penny 558-2677 put lo computer. benerlla, top pay. PIT. exper. for lr•vel in Newport Beach is agency. 646-4'96 Meting iodivid11ala with pets. $500 mo. yrly M/F share CM 2Br apt. The new way lo own a Pmcher Ad. 3 lines ror 2 L---*-& .....,_~ Calculate sales com· 1_642_·_2414_. _____ _ "-'"' ...... a.o + uUlllies. Move in comec11Uve days. Each -~ -miaslOl15 and Interface ...... ~.._ • ..........._ .,_.._.. by 8-lS. goo.3315 travel agency. Taavel additional line i.s 60< ror OUTCAU. with marlteUng depart· ....,..,_ r-_.......- "Ocean DeUgbt" Networt.Startyourown. the2daya.Chargeil! ment in resolving pro· Exper•&e93T3 S200PoolRefrigkids + F nnte abare Ditty apt Exp. not required. Nocommercialads. Ill IVMAJES blema. Accurate typing AlTI'OMOTIVE l3002brPool!Atbeacb! w/frplc. close OCC. Completesupport&Jong rUU akills and tbe abllily to ~11..a t 645-49007da-smree $187.150 inclu uW. Holly term 1ervlce provided. andFor mo,re Information operate a lO·key re· ~ "-"' IOODflPB Experienced. Knowledge of computerized A/P It payroll. Near Fasbion Isl. Fringe benefits. Salary commensurate w /expe:r: 644.aat -----CONSUMER'!'SGUIDE 752-S888lvma& Call llr. Cbarl'es , topa~yo1&radull ~~ quired. UFITIME TI4-838-934.2. 642 5& OPPOITUMITY Booitkttper. full charge, BEACH A.PT 3 bdrm, 2 ;:~luoyrede ~!lyer5.tudoelndt Coc--tt.a-ils-.-Sunset---Be-a-c-h 11 • 78 DB.LA'S Excellent working en· SALESPERSON full lime . .Balboa Island ba. upper duplex. ocean ...... .... 1 virooment. Liberal fr. for UMJd car position with 673-3657 view frm enclosed sun· b.1e lo rent with vlc on Paci le Coast OCCULT SHOP tn,e benefits and com· a domestic luxury car porch. $4915. +uW. (213) ml(. Jjm after 4PM Hwy. Ideal locatioa for IEADIMCIS peUtlve rales with 8 dealerlnOrangeCounty. Boobtore clerk, ma.lure ~ 963-19118. disco. '41 Hcensed.1"::::======~~I ...__ ~ ESP irowJng company. Free demo plan. E•· &eot.bualastic. PIT ancl. ---------t---------kitchen facU .. 3000 sq fl.;-~"'·· tar« ca.nm, • I · ce 11 en t c 0 m Pan y wlcnds. 54f..3768aftSPll. 3bdrm.2 ba,llpst.airs.yr. MaJeorfemaletosbare3 ~"danceflo9r.:l~.&_'-d._ 5-JO.O readings daily. 9AM· Pteaseappy1nperson. ly tease, $CBS. AvAJ1 Sept. bedrooml>ouae in Corona To dluolve partnership. •••••••••••••••••••••• 8'PM. P't1r appt, ~91Tf. benefits· Al~repttn Break!ast Cook. -Private 1,673-1305PM deJ Mar. $120/monlh. 1st .. ~oooormakeoffer •~• F d C 11 1130 N. Cst. Hwy, Lag TREHDATA strictly confidential. country club. Must have ---------•&lut.Call67~92'S. ·~·••oURSALIS ~.or ounl alpet? a Bch. Sendresumeto.Box?Zl, experience. For appt. 2bdrm,2ba, Westcliff,no ~ An1ma Asa stancer--------CORP. care 0( The .Dady Pilot, call&H-S40C child, 00 pets, $385 . ~ 14~401 League537·22'73,nofee. GoklCoastF.ecorts Standard Memories P.O. Box 1560. Costa•---------~64 for._. 4350 ServingOrangeCounty Divilon Mesa,Califomia.92626. CARPENTERS-high pro- ••••••••••••••••••••••• Furniture s tri pplng FOUND: Blk German "Jt'aapleasureto 3400W. Segerslrom •UTOM~'E duction, San Jose wages 2 Br. 111'1 Ba. To--.. ~··e St 11 C l franchise eat.ab 2 yrs in ~llfcberd, female, or •"rveyou." Sant.aAna,Ca.92704 " vu• to .. 600 <~> ~ ..... ........, l ad.... ,..:::u= a garage, os a .. _ .. , Costa Mesa •~-a. Orn.la It Mlnneeota, .... --. -1--86 e---.c-... . . ..... ._._..... sty e, """oo.,.. ............. M e s 8 • n r .. ~ """' CM 5'5-3342 '""""'°" __,,, (71')54()..3605, Ext.213 _...__,..,. air after7PM. ~2882 Baller I F air view . Uon. For Sale at far -·-· ------LOTMAH '---------S. Cle•• ll76 1142-6500 days. 673-7'89 below cost. $7000 firm. Loll Shep.Husk pup (fem> Penon.al & Marital pro-EQuaJ Opportunity Must have clean driving c.p.t ~ Oftll eves. ~7622 ....,..._lb, .. , wb Up ,,.,. blemaana.lyst.s. HYPNO-EmployerM /F rec 0 rd It s 0 me Need mature person ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. .,t UJU IA Vilt ~.any 531..oa:st: ed 1-~1.-.. 1 t-• boo Br . a1k CARRIAGE SODA POP .tall. Name-Summer Vic. an.m:.nn.r . AcCCMmtlng to $9600 mecban.lcaJ lmowl ge. • ~~....--. ~ep e 2bcb, oce11 an vitw·fwd .~ sin&le garage Cor SI'ORES Help nm-now Mes.a Woocla. Reward .. __ attractive, booeat, ~ .. rt1•...i.....pa 25 to 30 bours a week. volce/peraooalilY for full , e pottu, c 3"~· storage. Safe & secure. . · 546-01?3 -_.. .__, Some fledblllty lo time posWoo with qu4U· S32S. mo.498-5775 725 James St CM operatln.g. Last 3 co. •soyeanaacompanioo Generous employer ICbeduHnc. Coatact Mr. ty carpet mill. Must be m.rnn ' owned stores now avail. Lost <:at.blt6wbtma1 for pretty lady. Write aeeldnl ind.iv. wtacctq Davitonal accurale, have tome Apwtuu•fwwhlMlcl · Fast arowtng S1~$200K b I~ , • G b ~: 0 mlfted. No 320 Daily knowledge ror key poa. lOYCAIVll general office u . orU.fwllillhld 3900 Garage, xtra long, H.B. gross next 12 mo. $40,000 mustache •" c !nS Pilot, P.O. Box 15601 cau Lisa. 848·1288 Den· pertence. Ute typing. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $351DC11lth. F.P.aspackage.~ 48a-8738 • rew · C.M.92626 Dis 6: Denn1a PerBOllDel IOLLWOYCE bookkeeping. Ex · 11IE EXCITING IM1·9939 M·P'. Seek petjte gal lo 60., for Service of Huntlaston & IMW perience w /carpet de· PALM MESA Al'TS. Offla lltwW 4400 CAFE Balboa &land. LOST: Male hiab Setter. «UoJable dates. Ad 1273 Beach, 18188 Beach. 1540 Jalllboree Road strable but not required. MINUTESTONPT ••••••••••••••••••••••• Neta$1,000/mo. Vic: 20tbt0range, Cll. DallY PUot PO Boll lS56. NEWPORT BEACH Call between 9-UAM on· Ba F · BR Gdtenm. A&t~ 75&·HOO. Reward54Ma50 Clltaa Acdnl Bkkpng 64CM444 tyrorapptm.noo fro:. ii.:&. up. FREE RENT * Need s e m I • a ct I v e Loll: Sbeltle Collie. 8/4, Pa •II s..kes 5360 • TIMPOIAJtY Babyaltter Adults.No Pets partner/investor, male blk ClOlJar 6 flea collar ... ••••••••••••••••••••• Register Today to wort ltAllOPPOITUMITY CASH CA.ID skills and &eneral office experience ln one or more of \he following areas: • TWX-Model 35. A•t•••tlc Se•d· lecehe-70wp• bl .,,, t ; 45-60.,. . ....,,AcctcJ ·--~ •1Ceyp•11clt or key '• We have immediate openings. U YOU quall(y, we offer a unique work· log enviroom4=1ll in addi· tioo to excellent com· pany benefits. Please eoolact: Peraonael Department PACI RC MUTUAL 700NewportCenter Dr. Newport Beach, CA 92660 <n•)lt0-3029 F.quaJ Opportunity EmpJoyer 11/F "61MesaDr. Deluxe Suites or female, tor rut fl"O'#· Eves HO·UH, daya llarrtaees • no blood oovartousaccou.nUng4' Babysit my 2 nne eons, COMIS TO (SBLUEastofNewport lni. very profit.able COD· 9157-8111 test.a. Uc:. prov., my of. bookkeeping .... •en· qes 9 (the angel) & s c•• .~ .... , Blvd.) a~llon related mf1. LOST: Siameae male cat. tiee or pie. 1'0U cbooee. menta. Work c ose to (the devil> to CdM. Dad ,....~ Clerical 9am~pm5'6-9860 544 1269 ft Busineulocat.edlllCosta vie lUh At Balboa oa .a7ll your bome. Figure woru welrd hrs. The Weneedt.op1alespeople ACCT.Q.EllC .._ sq Mesa ReplytoBoxUl7 p n-··ard --CJerb to Sr. Accoun· --neec1~rrom8AM to launch tbis new PosWoo immed. avail•· .... 4000 -Dau. Pilot p 0 Bo • eon. ....,... . v•--lf-1...1 c... 1400 tanta needed tbruout OAllD c/o y , . x or873-3'02 -Co to 7:30P Tbun, Fri, marketing concept. b&e tor reliable person ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1911750 ft 1580• Coeta Meaa. Ca. ••• •• 0 •• ••••••••••• Orani• · Sat, Sun. Must have Protected territories -with aptitude ror num· Room w/ kitchenette • sq 112628 LOST: Blk M poodle 11 Robert Hall'• sa11e ol bumot. 613-0tOS xlnt t'en u meratlon. ben. Sllould be able to $.'50week&up. yn old. 8/3, vie Spr· s11au1 AccountemJ19 AM/Eves.S58-1S84days. Grouodf19oropportunlt7 wort on your own. ad· 548-9755 •• IH Approx. 3000 sq ft art lnldale & Golden West, CaUINTROVIEWforlhe 500S.Main.ste501 ror rigbC' peraoo. Call ding machine aid.Us pre-._. WBHft gallery, abowrooms & HB. Plsealltc.7654. lntelllcent le d11creet No. Tower, UllioaBaok BABYSITl'ER, teacher's 965-CASH ferml EDJoy excellent Ambusa.dcx Inn in Cost.a Udo separate office. 49•5 WQ to meet new 1ln1le lnTbeCityofOrance 2 •mall girls our bome.1•-------• Mesa, 2Z17 Harbor. Ceo· ~-t--vua-Warner Ave, HB. Call Lost: Silky Terrier, people.752-S4U. 714~03 Own trana p . Non C.t.SHIB :=o~, M'!~~J~r. traUy located, 235 rooms. ......._ "--T""" 213/aa...7'32 "CGrlcy", M. Vic. Ellla, smoker. Mon·Fti. Sep.. ,.. :v& ~\!l!::J!'i Mtwport 67M662 MoMytoLomt 50Z5 HB.M7·7212· Reward. T,..,. 54IO Acd' c.t.a., June.-.~ HOSTISSIS '=10nHOta pool. jacoui, and rec.I----''-------•• .. ••••••••••••••••••• LostTortolselnEaat ............... •••••••• We nee1 a mature, Bank A.,.aylnpersonbtwn36 ICIONewportOeoterDr. room. Dally Ir weekly IAYROMTOFACIS '-'lllCK CASH Bluff ReUable prso wanted to energ.Ucperaonwftbac· ECP .... CID 4:30. 3450 Via Oporto. NewportBeach r.tes •tartin& rrom $54 a Cannery Village-New of-TV •----•-••_o_il.50____ drive c:ar to Boston, ct'J/bkkpg exper. who MEW ACCOUMTS NB. ' Equal Oppor Employr ftek. fices from 300 aq ft· 1st 11 2nd Tr'U.st Deed Loll: Lapna Beh, till)' arwod8-1S752·5ll85aft 7 enjoys workloc wlth Cl.ate Cbamber maids $'l hr Ap. ~~~~M~/~F~~~~ ~ fantastic views, lg loans an''"""ed for a"v ldUeft,~,2wbtpawa, Retiab&e penoa to bei ~ .. ~eBersaop!' ... ~.e Southcou&Nat'lBankao plJ 1-patJos·park)ng • -...,, -_.._._ _ __.. _ .. __ ..... r r ........ .,...,.... ....... -~o 1 room bach. apt, beach, l'!'Janit.orial included. 2808 reuoa. Credit oo pro-·-.. ""-"'......,..· ~11111vlnl I ~ri proireuive data ~o· lndepe.odeot bank. 8'9 ••• OCIUD, everythln1 furn. u A N 8 blem. Borrow oo tbe In-0.)'I; .,._1293, bome; to Ama.rWo T,au, ref.a -..uuii com"•"v t Suoflower St, C .M. 1--...;.._.....;... _____ Ooni911lal firm Nib en- V1cPCR/Beacb.. 51M518 m.:~ • ve.. · · CTHaed value of your *·.U 6G-U. ~ beftdib'. Call ffi4)5*5300 Wanted. 11400 mo thuaiaallc person for Room tz5 Per week to ~~ 5115 _ ... ,..... 4200 ....................... sq. ft. dbr ore. w. l9tb St. Cll. Crom $150 mo, Tom 540-2200 ~:0~~~1-Fbl-FOrct---~-C-al-Nnla_B_PJ._tor_ ... -_-v-~-e. ·r::a= r;=.1 f« appt. ID·~ ..... ~ ...... -=~11Wl33after ~~~ lin u.-Loans . toldeaJUy,"°'8257 -................... In&ersratedi>ataeo. s t.. n.l:att-t t"t t 1--"--------r-.. -· ......... 111c-•--n "'I• mNllV s.. 1 a OOSTAlleaa M&-fOllO ou .. coast ~at ona ClildC..Mee•d ..,..,.., -~ Llcen.aed Home Loen Fouod Aastralla.o BIMp r: I H 7005 Bank, an Independent M 7 b o m e • o w n ,_Dr_. ______ _ CclM OFRCES Brokers aervlac So. -. oruF. Vic Moate Vi.ta HIW,.. Acct• Pay S750 bank. Mt Sunflower St.. tr. D. p 0 rt at I 0 ... .._. •-••••••••••••••••••• F"'""' p .. 1d CM~ .. ~l&llLFIJDAY B&Jlm 1 br beach apt. lriCIM a .. ,., Mew caur. for 17 yn. Call our • ,. •94-NJl ., ~ ... ·---------References. 30 wkd)t hr ,_.. tlSO mo. oow. $300 mo. StJITts. So. or Coast nearest office, (TH) 8Mdy REAL.ESTATE Facts & Cigures pos 111 pe.r .-. lnlant firl. 6 :~~~~~~ winter. 615·5810 or Hwy. Available Now! 837-37'6 i-~--....,;-b-la_ck_ma_l_e-~--UCENSE awaiting your fl air for ~ yr old boy. 12 br)y. Udo re1dln1. rlllnc. office eo0393 SEEtoappreclat.e. $395. ilt'curucy. Call Ko. TB•llS ltle.87S-807• CalJLindd'/5-2311 lat, 2nd fl 3rd T.D.'1. pet. ellarbor&Tr • SCHOOL 933.2100. Al80 Fee Jobs ---macbinea. work wltb NBnrchannel.2bdrm, •---------Creditnoproblern. C.M.~d-'Ys. Dennis & Dennis P~rson· Downey Savtnp le Loasi tln·PetUJona .. -8 ffimflordtn. JUU time. S200.wk SUILIASI 7JM271 rouact: 1 mos old Ill. OFFERS net&?rvlceoflrvine.2082 baa~tnlt'1Coeta br. We pa, caah dally. Hn flnlbte. Non· __ $_l0_15th_St._,_N_B __ 1 1200 IQ.ft. \n prime loca· Arnll6ed by Golden Rttrtever, Ja Michelson Dr. =-ti'::~~. f~US~ :::!t "'{,.~tr~,.!':: Ill oor:w. ~~~. ro·~. h'ot: a~e WaterfrootlBr home, tionoo17tbSt.ineo.ta Co.utHomeLoam a.o&aAna.ICl..JNl,N. e...t&Adwe,,.. AOomp/hakpr,fem,Uvt· be eble to work peannce tool Pboto1rapblc1. UoS ........ .,.Uo. SZZS wk. Mesa. P\aUy carpeted. DOYOUNEEl>CASRT IOUND: Pblt, nt dMd 11',aalpvtrm ba TV CdM Saturdays. E•c:ellent S:30Pll." 4100 .C •.. 1 RarllOr Blvd. t.Jnlt E5, MM291od$7-0M8 :,. ~·;..~cl: ia.2nd•lrd • beard. meet ... ml• ~Cclw'leava.Uable RefMt llU,.....OS wortJl\I coodlUou and S&e.F. NB, IAt mJ No. Ol ... c._11_. ------ IAl\Ul.a Bch, atept to P1lY wlodowcaCall 11..,; Homeowoerloanl br-..t dot. Vlo lllM V •llalmta.llprcMdid. AIMIM.ASSIST beaeQtj, For rurtJ)er in· ~' N.alde, behind~ ....... _.._ __ .-, aw hoaM, acenle tordeitalls.sai.mo Bol"l'0-:=~8::0o.ooo ~tooto Ir Crueero: •Small elauta for For;::tGllmportftrm =-=~.EJ'{·1-Sl0p--::...'N_Go __ . ----ClEllS ~~QI 21• olc:locatedalllOOW. tlHlble ttrma, PHtJ...;.;..;..;.;.;..-...;;.;.__.-..._ ___ =':'a~; tnNWpo&tO.at.l'.Oood~~~~~~~~llClellDilat f:%c,fot l'rl'a., ~ Cout ""'' Sult• c., cndil oo problem. Call round: Irle~ Setter ·--~. ~ for brt1bbl ~--::t~-" .. ~ "L!!~~· UTOTEll ________ , N.B. (acrou from •noobll.pUoft. f•tn .... OoUep Park, .~.......,to_,. einblUoua penoa • o ........_ -, .. a. ... -. Balboe Baf _Club). S'l'EJU..JNGJ'l:N.SVCS Cll attl. IU·ll .. , e ••...... bu• IMl1Uul mind 1'al.9S ..... Afa.'7P.11. ~ \t.PIJ"ld8d tona.nt 714/11M-1810(bkr) MfW u4 tQJoJa wortrln• •tt.h .. ,..GB11 IC•~ -.-wan•-, Openl.,. How Available ~ meota $l500/bft ~ .. :.~ tnvolv• .. .,.._ -• 1111111 • p/'.UJM dub ~ • ~ om ~t ....., W.e.cl IOJO 0 IT : 8 I k IT a o ~ oeen· Cild8r$ IAMI Irv ..-ea, ..... pr hr. oo lad • lrd ab1fta. No laeet$Z!Omo. UUllocl1d ........................ ~rmaa, malt, r. • illiiOtteltl)bOCM 0.COSTAMllA ::;.b••• 01"' ur. Call Carol BafT1 <n4> N'l!ED '15,000 2Dd T.D. ward. Beacb/Yortnowa c:ontac:t . Prior n · • MOllMWBlvd 75Wl7l lK Int. tN0 mo. 8allooo RB.._.. • PlrialN befptW, bid not nu -~-K::a.iutiu =•Jn =rtd. le.art aJ'O\lDd -··-· C4M dbt 1uUes, utll pd. GOO 2Dd T.D. l~ tat OST: II, taa/ tilk • Contact Terri ADDlY ln ~l Of· Ate, a.mpJt l)bf, hom mo. C•ll Sltlp =--Nwpn 8'1. aak at 'h'aascn..rt, =--~.anl, llcm·Pri, la ,.,..oo 1811 $1-.NolHrtQ.175-900 T1"4111 ,_;../Gl..om. •----------.11G. &O.E. • M/1' NWportJhd.Cll • ICI " Dis, near oc '15-IO.OOO ••• for Y• dlia'l QiMd • ,.. to (I AICAll • . .. ~ "'' ~ I AJrpart; ltdd'l ale•.-Will t or man llomtl. : Sea!Dt llam... ''*'"' rat••~"* rw 111~"" • ,,,_.;....~ ad II l\.;....'..O .......... ,. -.....___ a,.o__, &ec"' 'l-1 lclt>...,. pro. at; r. VloOtlll1cHat 6 lllw a &-• ~-uuuu ..,.... -~-r~~~;;~~~~;~~~J -·-~·~· !!:}'·!· mrra .aar 1 l'Awr. a ...,.,.. tlll . .r.. .. w'=l.= i ~ 0:.. ._, :l i::t1r.=.~ r... -.au:· ._. e'DdoU.l'Jlt ... 9179 .,.,.,,... - * OAllV PILOT 01 • ! C.,u tur CMted• ..... ,. I' udl•it I L•ll:Jclf•I Palkl/Plfl..... ......~ Tree5rrk• ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. •tt1 f' .. Sorvt CUa\o0t ltemod•llDI 6 •.J Jlulfman•Son Cl•an-upa, Haullt\&, Want a HALLY CLEAN t>li·lt Landtcape. Reas. F\oe Ext.er. PalnUnc by ~~tcbelf1texturet Tret ~C:t" types + P\auela 1{at.a1eat.1, AdditloA• Call Vtnu R.tmodel •addltlON. 1And1eaplQI· lnuned. HOUSE? Call Olq.bam f:ca· Prot. landscapell R. Slftor. St. Uc .. Im. Try ... IST. lfJ.143• bf:;:J. .=.~= anJ re..m., ,..,.,, >·ourol· LealldrAA.u«.17H.cM &C.MM4or548..U.1. wvld.q.MJ.ll0'1 Olri . ..,..ett.~Sl.2:3 1.Mf.1010 me.~Mbn. -n+.. -·---· ----~~l·U ~ • • CUSTOM Interior carpen UeeoMd" Bon<h!d • I I Walla. cel.UDp, fLoorl &c L.M.S.-Roto. Sod or Prof paiDUq, Ext fl lat. • ....... ! .............. !~ .............. . Sudie. tr)' bJ Ja:t • TU.olo Cooac.rucOoo ••••••••••••••••••••••• wtDdowl cleaned. S e e d • d L a w n • . Low rata. llefa. Free ROMaA Vl:RS. Plumb· Fr lel80ftl tori • ea.-Cwtom rt~tln1 • nu Hau~. 01 toad4tr dump M8-6W Sprinklers, Plantlnc. esi. 53M7IO. _..., tni • Heatiu. Free est. a:..i ..... 1... or tdu 0edl· ~f,C•11..... cumt. P'teeut M ·ZMt tit&. • tree wrtt. Xlotn!la.1'1~7m. sis hr. ttooet16 rdlable .... _..«a vane · ,_ ................... Carpenter. handj'man a. Uoaa et.c. llM2S7 1be lloppett.a. All t ypes ot Cultom Walloaoertal aervtc:e. BofA MIC OK. Dominiq1.Ht.1'1a.M2 e•J~S.V. mt-. C::.U a.ncr J, O. orr1e1 C?leanln1 l nd. by · Eu.ropeanLandlc:aper Allwarkruar:rree.eet. meos5od4'7:0:. --... Cle I TIUPl:li.UOO""' .. O >th MIDI ....................... Hml!rmn drocarpetclean.54&-~ Top work. Fair prtce. 67W158 ,,,,-w• n9 .. .,. l Rela .._,Ida D ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---c.,.tlw ke o..1ptbM'1rorktoom. 1 ..... •0 ••0 ••n•nn• H 0 USE KEEPER . yoreve. Uq Int Ex· DRAINS CLEARE . .raat Spartllq l wt -..U lll-0119 ........... : ........... W\dtliYWY Cuar1nt.ed Oen'I Kudyman. Pain\-Ener&IC.lc 1111 lady will Planta. at wbolnale, 1 ter. est.'John.Beck. rate, $13.SO. M ~l~a. CoUep~~e'!it = AJC ·1iplllt CU.-~ t....Kl ~.f3l-~ lq. c~. ~· cleaoyourb0mdor$$.OO pl.tcJade,feroa,cac· Gl..JmorM5-2181 ~=c •· wmdowa at reuoa.able -.. -•• .. ••••••••••• l•a&all yo•r carpel. 91dftCAll mar~nry. ny od ~re brly.Call111·22ltallS. t.ld,yucca,otben,8'7'ea. ' . rR.Ca.ll ... 9036 .S."ll ... Ranbl.A.ftlpm:MS·llU ....................... man . or rem e DI $45·1229 "9 Junipero. lnterlor. exterior •. laafkt Drt p~ lot 1tA 11 lrd-.ctrf proJ, J · Wauih. 881·22.U Same pertoa, :.vei wk . CM RetldenUal " comm l ....................... People wbo live id alass •ll;::s:s..1~alliaa =~t~.~· UclnlJG MS~4 Hmt1 :m~:eibo.Ui.eo:~· Ludacaplq. ....... trim· r:~b~\~~8&.t.J:fsa~~ REPAJR•R .. EROOf-AU ~a::.~ ~~c~:; •Llc. N8. CM S6S ... la .,,....._ Sa ••••••••••••••••••••••• minf. Clean-up. I yn S31.aol2 'Y P e I· s an I • 1 · V\ew"Co W-0217 AapluallMMl'Jt CaUStn. " El.ECTRJCIAN·Pric.d OCCStud nt. l Ton truck. 2 Jftl ladlea need n>ore exp. Free est. NobonL rocklhakes-compo·lar. ----· ----- • , S. ._ ,...._., nCf\t free •Umale on Trash. tree t"m· Ron b o ia a• c l ea n lb I S31-tll52or8'7·8Z 15 yn pai.l:rtint Ora. Caty. Freee&t. 50-930 • • Ill •-C-•JCGMnte tarseorsmallJt>ba 9'2·$703 M2.mt customers. Depeodable. topqualityStL1cHM95j). ·-•••• .. •• .. •••••••• -••• 4.;;.~·--~••••••• Ucenaed 873 OM9 ' refs. 979·7619. 957-8390. u •ta Pete Tit Bookkeep l n1 . e•·.. --Lile haulln1·movtna. Karen n•n r · ..................... .. l*'teaeed • reuoe.able. rOllDAtaUou. retalnln~ fur .. Gauee·Vard cteantna. • ...................... ~off oa all wallpaper. lt CERAMIC We. New«re· .,_,_ "'ll•. blo~h. patios .................. ~ .... Reas riatea.6'2-o70IS XlDt bollMcleaniftJ dooe Brlctwork. Small Jobi. we do the baoliDI The model. Free estiqiatn. ---------4 &CMl.Ucd. TAVLORFENC£CO. byladyw/up.Depeoda· Newport. Costa Mesa A Haqmen 531.2004 53M817aftuS C.,1••• ~C.. WoocUa Chambnk Studenb: Ha\llin£. yard 6 ble,owntram.847-31137. lrvine.67W17Seves. · · •¥••-•••••••••••••-• Uc~Ul W.1811 1ara1e clean-up. Need IJJterior ftAin•1•'" Careful Ceramic tile floora ....... •••••••••••••••• HOUa:..,IEPB ..--...ua· ' ' Carpent.. ~est. Nt1 lbmed coll. ad will G.-•lllg worlt.53MS77 -........... ,,,........ quality work at a reu drainboards. tubs. aiae J*. OlU Allaa or babJaU ln btfr Cm~. Of· ..... .-....... •••••••••• CHEAPEST hauling ln Own trans. ~rs. EXper .... •••••••••••••• .. •••• Price. Fteeat. 9SS-0'197. &bowen • .Fr~ estimate. Tonr...... lu 'lunch. car 11ervlce, Prof landscape main-town. Fr. est.a. CHEAP! &4188 PETERS PAINTING Fine Int/Ext & fCOUStlc _SZM3'7 __ s_. ______ , ladca.rpeotu coa:un/res. ndminstroct S'J5--7967 ~·incl. cleanup & 6'2-2985orM5-l.390 2 FINICKY FOXES-ctn Expr'd. Reas Rates. painting. F'ree elt. Low TrMSenke + palnuai. Reason. Cn*wcl• 1~01 k~~~i1ci:m::i ~ T. truck. yard-aarage yacbu,apts,bomesolcs. ~~Est. Call Gene P~':~2. Call ...................... . ~~Joh.D. S:Sl-IOl2, ••••••••••••••••••••••• R e s . V E R Y cleaning (gardening). fteeest.846-al2 · Expert shaping, thinDin1 ' RemodeUnc additions. ~NABLE RATES. Reaa.ratea.5'&-0116 Painting. Extr/lntr. Ex· SeUwttbEASE! le stump removal. $~.62 per DAY Tbat'a ALL you pay rora 30day ad tnthe DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY 00 IT NOW! 642-5671 .. . .. 1i:1lJ~~_tn =-~~-·~i new ~~s Lawn Care. WantAdHelp? 6'2-S678 ~~~~=ifi~d~ fJ~~d~cJsB!~; reu. ct.!!~:/:!~5671 ~~ape crealiona. ~~~~~~~~~3~~~~~~~§~~~~:·· ...... W_... 71 tWpWmhd 7100 HefpWcmhd 7100 ..................................................................... ~TYPIST Experienced line cook M DISIGMla want ed r o r b us y uat type SO wpm, tousislencineersinde· downtown Laguna Ol)el'ale 10 key by touch, silD "documentation o restaurant. Top pay: Call acct 'I exper. pref. . . l Mon-Fri ... ""' nnoc •-'-for (J ) ... """"" p r e c 1 1 1 o o e e c . ...,.....,,...., ,,.,,. oyce ~-·-t b I I · ' ~ft or Nina. romec an ca equip· ;o.quu C-""1L meot. Muat bave pre· __;. _______ _ wrn'sas viooa PCB layout exper. FadorytrolneH. ~forinterview &UYradesign/draftlng Work in an air condi· ---------• ellper. Call Scienlific lloned & carpeted area CocttWW...,...s Drilling Controls. w/FM music making 4t---. 5S7·9051 ask for Don small parts under a .--Swanson. microscope. 1st or 2nd Earn up to $300 per wk. ___ ... ____ _. shift, top pay + company Low tWtio'J. Placement .benetil.a-Gaiser Tool ..at.~. -Di.tarya.n-Compa n y. 1701 E . c.onstrucUon superinten· Fbll time position. w / Carnegie Ave, Santa dent, ex.per. necesaary. provide training for in ex Ana. 540-4-080. Hunt. Beach, Costa Mesa perienced. Good com· uea. Sevetal -projects pany-benettts call Ml's FEMALE Pack11gers. ul'der way. Please call John son for appt: Me rit raises. Ca.II rorioterview. Rera req'd. &1HIOOO Sl8-Sl.2S 1537 Monrovia 9n-33'16orlMG-12M ---------• Ave. N.B ---------•Dr esa maker. high ----.---.---• Cashion, to aew clot.hes in File Clerk. m a cct g d~pl, own home. Please call perm position. Lt ty~mg ~ & Alpha/numenc liling. Mature man, own car, 2 ---------Valid Calif. driver's lie In famJly. U.ve other •DRIVER* essential lor messenger help. Gd driving rec. Mature, over l8. Good serv1c.. Apply at: Neat appear. Local refs. driving record. Deliver BOYLE ENGINEER. CallbetS-SpmM5-lS32. graphic s u~lies in CORP. ,..~ b-·'-' t Or Co 11 l . lSOlQuailSt .. N.B. .........., exp ,_....aa . •PP· aoge 1 • ime. Pt-time position also 1y in penon. Jolly Roaer, Med/Dental plan. SUS ail bl E o E 1"1.ne r727 E. Dyer Rd. hr + Incentive. Call _a_v_a_e_._._. -·---1 btwn 9-U ar 3-S Marte at 751-2686 Forklift operator. Must COOK, ____ F_or_P_tr-. E-xpe-r-.d-1Drivers (2) p/Ume 3-6pm bave good dnving re- HulpWcahd 7100 HtlpW..ted 7100 HufpW..a.d 7100 HetpW..tect 7100 HelpW..ted 7100"-tpW..ted 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• GUARDS HOUSHHPER Live lo Nanny bomekeeper for s yr old . 5 days per wk min, call att7PM~ MAMAG841MT Opportunity for am· bilious person to establiab their own dlatr. F\lll & p/t.ime. AH areas. Xlnl 0ppty avail tor sell Uniforms furn. Ages 21 motivated person capa· or o v e r . R e t l r e d ble of wor1&ii with min. welcome. No exper directioo. Lrg apt com· necess. Apply, Universal plex need.a st.alt member Protection SerYlee, 1.226 to clean & maintain UP· W. Sth St. Santa Ana. In· keep on model It guest tervw hrs &-12 & 1·4 Mon-apts & busy offices. Xlnt Fri. salary, lrlnge benefits & reg. hours. Park Newport Apts, comers ol Jamboree & San Joaquin Hills Rd. NB.6'4·2622 LocaCa•iulot"/ buslaeas for a secure future. Start spare Ume .......... without investment. SaYinga At Loan seeks in· 631~ dividual as load --------- counselor/appraiser lo UHlll'ER POWER BRAKE OPERATORS Steelcase is the largest manulacturer of metal office furniture. We have immediate openings on our 2nd shift due to increased volume. We offer job security, profit sharing, an xtnt retirement plan, free dental and other fine benefits. Apply in person at 1123 S. Warner Ave, Tustin. <Intersection GUARDS _ SECURJJY Due to our recent ex· panslon program, Wells Fargo Guard Services Is hiring security guards ror. . IRVIME NEWPORT IEACH SAMT.A.aMA AMA.HEIM FUUBTOH IUIH.A PARK COSTA.MESA& THI WHrmER . ARE.A J>ana Pt. &c No. San 1ftMfta Di ego a re a . C a l 1 The Dally Pilot bu open· Riverside, 61MH060 eitt lop for Ci.rculatioD Dia· lBB. E.0..E. trtet Mtnaten ln· t HOUSHHPEJlS LOT ATIENDENT. must .growinl coast area ol or'!' a.mer"& Nwpt> Frwy) . FuU & part Umes. Xlnt be 18. Full &: pt·time. ~County. Male ~ benefits:BayviewManor company benerlts . Female, beitinneror ex· ll"' .. 410 •· c H 2oss perieoceda pplic•ta are .... ... on v . OS"p-. S5T.Q520 Ol' 848·2212 eD<lOllra&ed to apply. Ex· .. Thurin. Costa Mesa. celleo1 benefit.a lachade STEELCASE IOl/M-F &CZ·350S EOE Lube Man. 2Pm-6pm,. S l1'0UP imw-ance paid by . days a wk. Apply in =loy-•. Comn•"v car Medical. exper. front of· OFFICE-SCTV/RECPT Insurance girl. must be pe ... """ Canale F --..a--..--., '"""• .,.,.,.., .... , personal ... e. vaca· fi.ce. busy OBtGYN prac· for R.E. Developer. oood good with rigures &: '"P· 17S7S Mnraan Ln H B ... .... ., ing. Salary open. Boart&: -·• • · · uon. sick leave. pension t1 ce, must h a n dl e w/ligures . Pt·t11ne Yacht Insurance. SOS Mod91ne St.op and credit union. pegboard le lnsurance 8:»12:30.642-1121 30th St 20 NB A &tabliahed scale for lhiA well. Apply ln person or . •rm 1. · PP· T,....s posiUoais$ltl8to$30lper call.8'5-5885, 355 Placen· Operuog for cl~an cut lyinperson. Plastics fabricator has week based on ex -tia,St.ef20l .. NB. courteoua,capabe,coos· Insurance opening a for m acbine boo denboos man to keep lrg ,---1•1....--shop trnes. Apply in perieuce, plus uses. MedicalAaisiat.ant condo premises clean. ...--~ person; Minimum requirements Experienced in in· Part/fuUlimeinclwknds SECRET ARY K__... Plotffcl are •Ile l~. generally s u r a n c e bi ll i n g & & holidays. 499-2050 Exper. To assist w/new ..._, clean driving record. terminology. Some , ___ .;._ ____ _ TOP GUARD PAY sales&clients. Salary+ 17372 ~=nSt.reet wtlllnpaess to wort with urolo1Y knowledge Orderiytocardorelderly Ev.a,..,.h• .. gFumiabed 7 b,.<!'!!! + benefits . )'OUDl10.16ageboysand beJplul to wort hoot le gentleman. approx ~J...... -u.a.CHl ..... IST glrla. llAM to IPM back. Newport. Beach 7:»10:30AM daily. Call ~ "--'ed 1 weekdays with ~al area. Call 640--0870 lor Mrs. Davis.6'2·1626. APJ>JY in person Monday. JANITORS. pt-lime, eves. ~·. peraon n"""" 1or ~turday o~rtJJJ'le • .llC 'Bppt: ... ~ --'. ~p lv m· ...,rson. &~m. Call betwn8am· cord. Apply 1981 Placen· "''"'' ' ..-....,., L1aAv.e,,CM~~l~ 1'beG Rest.1.00W ~. -.... ---------1 Cst Hy NB 6'2-8881 ~&-5paut~ Apply btwn 2-6':30-pm, genera t ype jot>sliop J'Wrt newspaper delivery, · Partner wanted, take WELLS FARGO s 4 O. 7 8 1 l . l 7 l 8 2 operalioo. Must be able but toe.a.I mana1ement of MID TECH over expansion project in ""· GUARD ArmstroogAve, lrv. to do layout. run mill, a defined district or Calll. license. Eit· Orange_ Co. Oppor ~or 6 FULL TIME COOK wanted for Italian restaurant, dish-up & prtp. Full time. lmmed. openina. 6'5-0651 lor in· terview. 'ottlVElS Inserter lor Mailroom lathe a nd related ciaalomera, young In· peri~inallpbasu or ngure mcome within ti M Call 642"'321ext.338. ask SERVICES Jobs now, Prr. start $.1..50, machinery. Necessary to depend~nt dl.atributors. medical laboratory pro-yrs .. For appta onJy call 01:,°:;::,eot.h2;Yc~a~~ rorGeorge. I 1S32W.Commooweallh =c!.n~;1~m~:;3~0 have own.band ~la. ~service. cot· cedure. Call Marearet 6tM533betwn9-Uam. clties.Net$1801weekor General ofc PIT after· ,_.rt..CA 870.7,,_, Progreuive marine · forappt.MO--Ol40 Parts person. marine -.. oriented company. Apply Tboee qualified and in·.---------more. Oran1e Coast noons; typing, riling. 0• KENNEL HELP-Wkend in person. 770W. 17th St. terealed come to 330 Moduh&Escorts engineslshardware.2'31 Yellow Cab, 17300 Mt. phones. work froeessing Monday, Tuesday, Wed· llve·in. some wkdav Costa Mesa. Btwn hrs West Bay Street. Costa M•1 ... n W.Coaatffwy,NB. ---------•Herrmann, Fountain helprul. Ca I morns _... ...... .. _.. 10 " 3'p ond ... _ . .......,. ~---COOK trainee. learn Con· Valley. <No of Slater ·752-8123 n.,.,..ay. anw,....ay. am· work. Call lor appt. m-Spm. Mesa. M •Y uu-u ...... Female. Top money. Part lime openings ror 3 tioental C uHnary betwn Newbope •----------.&pm, CLOSED Friday 54<M234. • • M ..... _,_ u c1ay 9:30-S:OOandaskfor M t .. -vecar ""'121 .. " assoc lJdistributoc bus. .. at: 8\:UUUltl,Appren ce. Harry Seeley in lbe us... . .... · '""· ~~·Pt1o:;:>e '7~~,!~ i-Euc••li•d•>------A Ge c='" i?e~~~ n e 230 w. w....,. Kids earn money p/time For steel fabrication. Qreulation DepartmenL Models ~~k.~ri ·~~ belwntam-noonooly. jewelry store, lull-time. lloo.217 colleding donations for Top pay. Gd advance· Equal()pportwrlty WE HEED HEW ~ DllyCL• ...... EIS r__.._ ,.._ C... Jerry Lewis tele. 581-4577 menL 7Sl-o502. Emnplooy~er F""CES •--------"""'" Creative atmosphere. _...._ "" A OOSMETICS,AloeVera. Lady wanted to work So.CoastPl:ua.Call for StateLlc.No.C-6036 Kitchen Helper or Dis· MACHIMEOPEI. ....... o...IU'OUllST Male&fW-. ...... PART-TIMEOMl.Y non surgical face Urt, counter & package or· appt.549-1424 bwaaher. Blue Beet ...... """En-. 1 """"""-Mllltnowbe employed& sales Ii d.istribut.onhlps ders. F /t1me days . Handyman, experienced, 675-3333after 3pm. uvuau: •. ..,,.p to earn F/tJme. N.B . ..C.11. ARA. ff,.. ....... pot.. fteetoworklnmysmap- avail. Call Laverna, 893-9070. GeMf"Cll Office lite maintenance, Ptr. N/Ct:9pfchlni.D.Jt Prevex· stll-S567. tlcll to be• 111eceaN pliantt bu.a. of air treat-~7066 Must enjoy phone con· 642-3030 Kitchen Aides ~.zrJo ul, not nee. 9clul.,. .. -•••g ment eqwp. Mon-Fri ---------•Early A.M. aut.o routes. t a c t . w o r k I n g Full or P /TI. Apply ........ n.-•CTURING -, --&..a-. for 0 6PM·10PM or Moo-Thur Counter person lor Jrv,C.M .. N.B.,Mon·Fri. d l ........ -.... ES ... LES G rfl Jd c 1 t mn.l .. urn _,..,, ..._ ·-r &PM OP M •-S d I h h P /T w/customers & etai ~...,.-"" a e onva escen MACHINIST ~rBO••I l•t'"'r•lew. · 1 .. at aan we sop, · ma.JC40pages,S300mo& work. Paid vacation, Thll lime. No eves or Hosp.,7781GarfieldAve, N.B.co.needll.CJassA "" 9:30AM·2:30PM. $400 ~7~~S:~~-~~~e::~ ~-6320 Wall Street slckpay,profitsharing& Sundays. No exper. req. H.8.847-9671 Macb.inistlorBridgeport TRAINEES ew York West mo.sa.laryor profitsbar- Bn!oda. •---------health Insurance. Apply See Mllte or Steve, 11.W. 1. -... ""4•• ... DIOS Mill le Hardinge Lathe. Modlh.631-5600 i.nC program which ever El...,._, 8am-12am, Mon·Fri, Wri&ht Co .. 126 "'VWUV"llws;""" ,.... __ ,_, · · yoopref.Noexperoec. Custom sailboat yard nd.s ~ ..... ca Bardeo's Pest Control. Rochester St. C.M Pot-0-gold program '-"-= .... eraoce precuaoo Micro •du..ic. Mother 's He IP er I Some mgmt oppty avail. carpenters. hardware in· 696 Randolph. C.M. ---------Nds 12 people for work. Exper req'd. To~ We are seeking In· Housekeeper. 2 children. For interview call all stallen. exp laminaters. TECHNICIANS 540-5570 HARDWARE SALES pleasant telephone pro-bens. E.O.E. SS'7·905l as dlvlduals for fin\ shift ages 14' 2. Hrs 10:30-6:30 lPM ~3880Sun·Wed. PSquaredBoataS'1·2873 Exper pref'd. Apply In ject . No ex p nee. r1>rRonAdams. poelUons in our Proch.c· dally. Forlaterview ca11 1---------General Ole-PBX answer· per s 0 n • c r 0 w n Housewives.students, re· Machinist tloo Department. We will 64C).740t. Begin 9/1. PAIT·TIME ~e:? .. ~nnlor earlyt SET YOUR ~~~gs. , 0 orpnex·.lmr'dmed0r Hardware. 3107 E. Coast tired welcome. Top hrly Medumlcaly tdr1a1idn tb1e 1rlgbt1 in· •--MO--_--__._--... -r -Counter woman t.o write ....,.._ ~ mes rou e OW ...,..,._. ,, ""' "'""' CdM wage + cash bonuses ~ v ua s n m c ro· ... ,.. _,_ contracts In rental CM/HB area. Msl have .._. qualified """'Pie. Rate of _,, t.c•uu _,...,. __ , __ ... , tb " ..--·--------i paid dA.UY. Day & Even· Abill" , ____ _.. di 1 e>,...·uvmCI ...,... or e N E E D E D B Y cent.er. Some wknd.s. Ap-depeodable car~l WORKl.._.G pay depend.J..og upon ex-i.ng shifts avail. Apply 10 .lY..., WV1a on es~ muk makin& industry. H O L L y W O O D ply, 1930 Newport Blvd, " per. Apply 1n person Hotel AM to 5:30 PM wltdys at engines & hydraulic We will also cooalder ex· CASTINQ COMPANY CM DEMTALASST. HOURS! Mon·Fri 9am·4pm, lSS COOIC ·PM 7902 Westminster Ave. systems. Wllltra,tn. Call periencedapplicanta. FOR MMJOR FILMS ar•-------- Chalrslde, full time. RocbesterSt,C.M. PAMTRYWORKER Westminster Suite #B !>"apply,ScienUlac Drill· TV COMMERICA LS PARTTIMI G d benefits H B Trendata "Flex Time" •now Con•-•-""'S '""an C b 1 -!~ 0 -~ • • -"--t bet th GEN'L OFC. man for We are seeking In· upstJlirs ~-Mu...,.~· .. -~ • ompre ens ve com· 125-$100 per day if ac· WIB-EHDS -or-.....,..,. you 0 8 e dlvlduals with rood _..:.. ________ """ .. esa, .... ,.._..... pany benefits lncludlnl oepted. Yearly fee. (714' Ev-SundayandEve.,, --------1 nisb hour trafric or just variousofcdutles,typi.og u •B .&IDE ~medical and den -. ...... Ext...... _, .,, DENTALA.SST-Cbnlde. .1~ lluJ 1 a must. 551.2290 bandllng le preparation la.A A Maida wanted, Harbor · •vA'"""' ""'" otber Saturday aod Sun· Frr. min 1 VP exper. Sal ....,...,. in a e onger. •---------experience. Enjoy ex· k 1 di 1 Inn Motel 1800 W tal. Call or apply lo•---------day mominp. Driver lo JO This and other "top or Oen Ofc Fee Paid To wor n me ca · · person : 39$2 Ca mpua l.NelCC!llm.G senora sola para d b di f 0 11 open. Fringe benefits, the lines" benerit.s are hrcllaslftCJ 5725 c e 11 e 0 t c 0 m Pan Y laboratory. exper•d in Balboa Bl, NB. 67S-3'63 Drive, Newport Beach, manteolmlento de cua, ~ tounc~e~. Juli bcbarea. Call847·2S81. yours il you have the 1 benefA i~~9 •-• phlebotomy Ii back ....,. ,..11 ,,_1 .... 1 (n4) 5'CM08Q. Equal Op. cloy cuart.o a camblo de ha 1.... t.ati followingqualificaUons. Customer lol owup pos pt1., am .... noon laboratory procedures. ll'UU.,.~ portunity Employer dos diu de trabajo. Ex· vevanor ~,.es on for PR oriented lndiv. Moo·FrlPersonnel Call Mar1aret for appt. <Wareboueemanl M/F/H. celente barrio. Uame + &OOd drlYing record. Call Leslie. 833-2700. Also MARAIOTT HOTS. (71') MO-OltO FuU ume rot pubUahina cualquler momento. Cafi 642·4321, ask for Fee Jobs. Dennis & Den-900NewportCenterDr. company in Newport eo.9521 ~.~~Se. eley or Don DIMTALA>lntO OFC. Avall/Cbalrside-Lab. Sr. Teat Technicians N needed. Two years col-f\&.U time posit.ion wpt lege or equivalent in _Center ___ . 146-__ H_os ____ , el eel r on I cs. Good n1s Personnel Service of Newport Beach L-"cape Fore-• area. Ages J.J..~. 64&-45Sl TRANSMASI " .......... Jrvine, 2082 Michelson Equal. Opp Emplyr M /F llua\ have knowledge ot Mallroom le rtnl bop MUISBYMAH PBX D.ENTAL/ORTHO Auls· knowledge of 'M'L logic, tant. P /Ume. Expr 'd, transistor circuits and 8,D.A nee:. Pleasant ofc, core m e m o r I e s . Irvine. 9.(J'1TJ Minimum or two years Dr. allpbasea.551-1234 aembly. F-~. :rs n:: CORP hll.Ume, mature male Answertnc service Ofc Fee Pald toS12K Hotelsr-........~L ,.._._ Le I a I Sec. r et a r Y • ~!!:ib!'m train. Non· • over 21. 6 Daya incl operator ruu &c Ptr. Call n-.....--~ mlnlmum3ynCalif.ex· , sz.75 hr start.1~~~~~~~~~ Sa\/Suo. Wort wltb 135-3581 Prod. Control C• Expe:ror willlng totraln. perieoce in domestic Apply 10·3, On Site I· planta,tree:s•deltvery. 1--e-n_o_n-to_w_r_k_R_e_t-ai-I ---------• experience tesUng and Dl!n&al Recept. Exper'd. 4 trouble ahootlng core De.11. tl50. m.7277 da.ya, memories. Nat'l co orrers excep. Both F 4r Ptr needed. law. Newport Beach law Pbotograpblcs. 3303 MATERIAL CONTROL Elcpet. pref'd. SS. Ht up. Pharmacy 11 AJl4 PM. Uonal post to conscien· CoUeae student.a or re· firm.Goodbenerat.a.Call Harbor Blvd, UoJt E5, &XPEDITOR Entry ~:.~ry, Some wl:nd wrk . m-0111 eve.. Dental AUilt. Good op-. p or . Salary open w /benefit• in Newport ofc.14&-41168 OENTAL REC'PT, w/ex· per. for potiUon of office manapl' for a ..,,e busy a Dodol' pr•etice id Sad· · dlebact Valley area. l»IJl5 0eaUJ Au't., esp., Wed Frl, La1u.ae Nlaue acn. Dental Ale't, cbainJde, ~ dQJ, DO Sal. Sal ope. CM;-.aooo tlous indiv. Call Al , tiree desirable. Coolact Debbie,MO-OlJO C.M. lewl pod.Ion. Min. 1 yr Knowledce of cos· Excellent working en· :=& t1:nrs'Pe~~:: Mr. Mauola at540-2300. Lesal Secretary, exper'd. MAl~AMCE 0q~~. ~t,C::~d~ew!:k RSERY WORKERS met I cs / pharmacy YirODlllflnt. Liberal l r · I Se I ofH t' gt Hotela A 'l of ""' detail $'UO br, apply la person belptu1. Healt.b Im COY· lng~.benefits and com· ~ach.~ii~Be~b'.0 on ft...I" /P_..._ ~i:~a~r!: ~~PP0.~!!!1!~Y 10 ~/ft~4rCalll edptid· at65UBarrancaRd,ltv. ence f/f\ill time emp. petat1ve rates with a .,,..... w _........-· · (4!rk.a1 maau ......... ce at •O. am-·· or ap · APl>lJ In penon l(~a 1rowlo1 company . Gingham Girl needs C4lete ...._.,.,... sume, refs, aal requlr• beaut. 218 bed coovala· 540-TaEOE MUISISAIDU Verde Pbarmac1 2t11 P'8ae send resume or mature housecleaners ffrwt ._. ..... f Of' ;:.21~ ':,;1~~~ ~~ir8lo:! ~~"r: 11 AT u a E w 011 AN 7-1 It a.u. Good •-1 ror Harbor Blvd. CM Except 9PPlfidpenooto ~siJop s. car nee. P/fcr¥ ...... C.Mr. PO Bu 1580, Co1ta plumbln1 uper. re· p /Ume to welcome exp•f'd Is eertllled. 'Iburs6Sun t 1m .... M0.2300. Men,, Oa 9all26. quirK Good ataruna neweomen A contact ~~P~:~ --------- TRENDATA CORP Girl Friday, min typing , wqe ;. beoefttl. Al!PlY merdw:da. Plwbla bn. P9rsme1 MU (Jllilk screening co. Full Housecleanen, Tuea-Frt, Legal aee~l~'· Ute In person Beverly Nead car, lite typ~,..OeNer ___ St._C_.M_. ___ Xlot GPPOl" to ~·lat Standard Memories Ume.540-5656 8·3PM. Call, Janice'• ~ to~n. Manor ConuleaceQt IC'f.W. MUl.SISAIDIS c:1aa orfa.nll. bl rr.tne Dlvialoo ~Anoa.MH.800 req,41f.l . Hoo ~VlaDtrad.a l l d f Alllblftl. Ptr•oa·eaU VM. Havv tm.rview-~.,:;;:~~~: 01':;" ~~~:;.~a~~ UOUS£CLEANERS " LEGALSECRETARY LacuDaHllll.Df.eooG • =.:r:·~: to ttart. Wad: into f\ill lnl. DetM-nec., IM (?1')540-3805, Ext. 213 full tlme + benefit.. Pt· JANITORS tr you want Latona Hiiia. Recent MAIMT'IMAt4C= .,.-.mo Ume. MatCU'• women. do~ s 1" per9(lDDel ume also avail w/no ex· more out d llfe we need eicp. neceuary, pre· a .... ..-C WUJtralll.Smallf.rteodl1 nper. lla1tllf. pr.f'd. F.Qual Opportunity per Qeeded. Ask for Carl youl 551·M'll rerablJ probate. Xlnt •-•-Mature lady to llva·ln IM:Wty. Call Oarfield ~ oe_en du. to pro-£ to 11/F Gray. AMA Glass 29$0 b'Plna"S/Hlk1Usreq'd. Apply la PtrlOD. wfladJU...htBr,tY O...alllaatllolp.,mt mouoa. StartlDI sal mp yer W. catral, #5, S.A.' Homec0 leani.DWl ilbel Ip. Full Call M,... Wloslo1t tor Newport Du nu. l Ul nn. ll b9 + aa1. •111t Oarlleld AH, fl. 8 . SLIQO wtxa.,t beu. CAii me poa. accept ~lfM080 BackBayOr.~wPOI"\ hnt ear. C&ll (T H) ea.-n ....a,OoUt&I PerMwl· DilN~ ....,.Jhtll"r Graphic• Aut. work ~~~~d.~!_•Topwlib.~ •~1NtSTOU a.mi aftJpm. e-P-KB -~.2TIOHarbor • ..__. todeslp/draft alr condl w,_,., Oata, paste.up, WlUIUU~ ....... '; wa ..,. ""'T--..., . ..,.,,.. . . C.lf. _......,... •'-'•• tnt.em ".or C<!m. 10me darJrroom work. ~ P/Td)'l. llature, ... per. Drllllt.on. It ~ ALI.JOBS FREE CM.,..,_., ~ buUdinp. Xlnl FUll Um&. wUJ lraln. Hra HOUSll_.. Appl,)' in~· Mt A.U. tf'.;:' 2S. Kn. H&tcb Dental Lab Tralo H beneflt1 convoolent flexlblt. Non-amolter, 8'1W.11tbSt.Clf. CDTtrlSD ...,....,T,. .. _, 1 • •.7JbrsWt. Apply 10-3, CAut.) No uper nee. lllCllANJC Colictnlild,.,._ IOQlht aeedad. bper ~fu Oranse Co. loc.Uon. Pb On SIU Pbotolfapblca Wiil tralo. Blllo1ual, Wbat • WonberfuJ Workl aw.id ID ~ ... alr ~.. IG ....uia 4-.. ID buC."" ..... U7 <ntl•im -11.ut1or•Bfvd, Un.it able to speak Spanl.lh. of Sboppl91. r11ht at coot., ieol:I .. ~· SALB Tkll. etpPOU.. i:; 'Ad• to ..., • ....,. .. k Call ES c M ?Mwporter Ian Hotel, fOC' 1ffn1•r1l119 fter)'· .,._ ...._.. Allllrm,._. ~ oall AJ ... ta -:-.;.......-;~-...;-.....;,;___-1~ ctera; dell ' ' ' -.1100 'call Ilalio at • 11 t D a ll1 Pt1 o l ~ U.Wooa'a dllllll -_.a al c .t:lllrtiairt eaD DiiiitiJ 6 Dim* ..... . A miaat cvttera.. Hn H 8.,... 1..a1 ... __ ...t•" a S74E.O.S. ~-Adtatil'tt8..!! MMlll • 'n.,...... .... caII l&ULDS 811....,,.olB....,._ diillf,Jlr. Pame. IOUl • -~~M. u:LL lcQe • ._ w.-• ~ ~ u.Wif .. W11t;:Jl9:\!CUA:li -.& -....... ~ ._.. '8A > •::: llkiiftBliQ; • Dlll1Pdllaa.etft4idM. MiPJ'UU· DlllJPUotClwlfta& .......... Ml cad...,. a m.t~ ... .,.. • .. . . ' l . . ~ .. . .. .. tl 1 _ .._: . .. ..... . .. 1 • ... Q8 DAIL V PILOT * Weidneaday, Augu11 I , 1118 M.aa W..tff 7100 fw, W..e.4 7100 ..... W..ted 7100 ~ ~ ~;~"T •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• NelpW..ted 7100 W.tM 7100 W..tH 7100 S.U001I S1lt1 AU rac· ...Ury/Rec.p F'IT.nr TYPIST Aflll•cn 1010 Pt'MtoY• 1041 f'8t•av 1050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••"••••••••••• tl\'t, 1oph~l•tlcatod , Fub II. Cd phone man· ~ST ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••• Ree--Uonilt nd ftbUJ" fublon·rnlnded. career· ner • appearioce. Od ..,.....,. / FRGHT DAMAGED Sm Fem Sbep/mlx Bed ..a---r -·ttre. 6 r •• ~.. J orleoled. a11reulve, \1Pin1akllll SH pref.not ,_)'OUDlpel'IOnw ac· , 'UI-, .. -T..... fonlin ·~i:~bop bant·W'tftln1 )'OUO,I peG• ~··Call 8:JO.s. Mon· curate l'Yt>lnl lkllll. 10 HOT~INT SALE. l308 epayed. ne.ts .kd. to 1d aprina sus. 2 Jtide.w., Our 1rowln1 aaency =~·~~ O:t!!: Pl• for blth·fUblon Prl Ju lie Grltm, key ability t.o work ln W. aroer or Harbor. home....,. epm bea: I le1tbe1-. 1 up. ••• ~, dfoamtc lo t XI I M4-U30 w .. tmln1ler ofc. Con· SantaADa.8'1't-21Zl 1.11-.. •···· .. at. l""""ed, bol1tered $100 ta. dl""':ual wft.h 1a blcll· 'l'Woc.&IOJIM 1 1 d -"""en _... 1 ore. n Huon• E or; M/F tact Mr. Brock (714) ~-'" r-J MMSl3 ..... __. U rt Beach Ad Aa.a· es a y, ex..-n cwv, wai• A dt.acou.ntl App· · ·c-...a-•l·l75I, IAM..ePN CMH PAID WOlldetflll \we pet, adult t--------CJ'OUDd, ....-pe~ ty -~•-, welJ·croom-d· fublon1 ly ln Pf'ROD only, Tues --··-r W1hrt t>ryn/Refrl1 prtf.-.za lo train to become C)' _.... r~pt/ .. c y, bit, for ewch11lve d ... 91 AUi 8 fl Tburt. AUi 10. for amall faat·fl'Owlng TYPIST. Mstbefut&ac· wortinlornotl57-IU3 z -•~. mal .... fetnata, =~mentcounr,lorln CaUAmeUaatf.SS·-lbop. 1IOI Wettvutr Dr. •UAJI at The Gap. s manufacturl na com· curate.~ fnn dJct.t ........... ___,, I f -d .... • I d~ olfle9 with re .. .-00 NI ... l007 Caul p•-CM E 0 E I S I U9'0U ·~ ..... roat· ree. weane ... tr• ne . Lu..t aunospben. Call • •""' .. u . . . . puy Mutt h11te aood "fi mac . av o exp Wuben dryers Oood 5tl-4ll5 ll"P bed ael, :dot Carr'f Fox. S40 toU ~ALOMCI. SaJtaladyneedtd Ftr. 8ecretar1t Recept1onlst aldlla. ahthnd • typin1. heplW. 7sz.717o ~afftAtt::nce.210•---------cond. SUO /ba& o fr """"'---·I A ""---·~ ror brilAl ln Iii Ba.. N ..... h ,.._ ~retary may 1et the ..... _ .. ~ HB u ............. ...1.211~da-Couta1 .-....... u_ gen -. Col\a ... aUY ewpott ... ac . \A:Hn opportunJtw to travel. Watten ...... boyl. -teta ' . .._ ....... - • J V cy,lT90HarborCM div ••• Int eacltln1 Mt I031 1ttew law office. Very Want car.er· minded. for lunch ab.lib. No U · Movtof, Kerunore washer .,._...,..,. 1-----'----- AU.JOBS l'REE c:u'~ ... 'f: ~. uusr~ c:~· Experience Call J im Raymond , ~enee~.App· 6tiec.dryer.1oodcood. ,_It f 1010 ~b:":!1~t:~ PQJA ............ '41 n.1.11 fl Otftnl9 Penonnel Otf cba.rtaac(IOU.Oll In J7800 t not reqwred. 714-612·'7840. iyUiGODoveSt,N . 112Sforboth.87U141 •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• '"'"'· no;,dealent plea11e. Sta.,., Serv1te of Huntln1ton dopt. 1tort1 La1una. Waitreaa. full time. days Comina Tappan eiectrtc *•I IUY * * m AJva Ln CM MJ..*3 PLASTIC COM PANV Beactl.. ltltl Bue~ NtwP«t. or UuQ~ SICllTAIY •s.cr.t.fff* for rettrement home. ca too. 4 bumtt. orly Good med Furniture & LEATHER S 0 FA . nuds Prod11Ctlon TelllO DIS~brc:omm H G.Clfc/AdmlnAlllat.aot J?all848-881l. newitOO.MG-2333 ~Uancea--OR 1 will Bu.llocb. 1 yr old, Hile ..._ • ...A._ No , .. ,,_.. n ---~ .... :: ror _.....,DI ~ e train 133-fM ( D e P • r l m e n t 1 I ) To S14,000 WANTED: No. La•una b . o.. 511u • ,. y new paid Sl.400 aell '850 ........ ~ .. ,,_. ~---. --EnltoMrina. plarudna • Beach. Older lad•y or Wu er, Dryen, ...,per or ._....or ou. • 'bed · lira l•m·Spm G\>od lndiv ulrln• pro &i.peraon, •llN .. lvci. cooau.ll.lna flrm bu an Emp&oyers PayAllFees motherofynuH cbUdt.o nlce!Completelyrebuilt. MASTIUAUCTIOM Al90 Kina slse .S7s. bent-flt.a. Good 1tarl1n« leulonaJ olc CaH WUJa pmJUve attitude, I" ur Ol*llna for a MCretary lb Reindeb nSt 1,!ency ,. .. _ ,.or •-.=:.-my 1 . .,... Ye. pa.rantee. SJ.30 ea. 646 1616 a IJJ.9625 -~--------e-¥ P'nquent rev~wa m.ln1D DeMit A Detl Prr Exper orwUJtralo A~l 'd Min 4020Bln: ~elOC ........ , ... _..... 1 • s l d A 1 lS ._ •...a.-1015 At&M appb at Plutech ~1 toDDll Sen-I~ ol "-tu tn ,._.,,..., Stan YP'lll req · Newport Beach 833-81110 ~ lovely well behaved 1 e en 1 u · .... _. Allots. 1111 Pl1CC'nt11 lnlM'. zoa Mlchelaon da"7 Shoe'Stoie. CM 4o 11tpm. (Sb 6 die· CaUforAppt/FAtab'M dauabter' to ~I Moro 53'1·25a ,.""ff PAID ••••••••••••••••••••••• taphooe exper helpM> & y ho '-"" :no~ Dabtla Cdll Ave. CM ..a.lSill Dr 30T7S. Briat.oJ ~or aubmtt retume t:;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii achoo . our me or Fr111dalre Wuber. S7S. Fer Id med furn anti· Sa &sUn .. 0 R b Co ,. mine. 497·2382/evu. ObodcandltkM\. --•drTV's151f:.w Ii t ~·-•-,,_ P R E . S C H 0 0 L • SALISPllSOM &o ac. · au .. Sacret&ri Reta. requlred. 54J.tte8 .. -4 pc 1 v rm eet., UUWJI "' Tf:ACHBR. Nurury It.£ s.i. P tdroo, cners.euc 6 en· Attn Peuonnel US • Immaculate twln bed/· bdrm seta, other' odds at .ehuol ~ficale or n · Dllf'J I MlTftlNG lh l le. t: BlkCJ' St, Coeta Mesa. TYPISTS Women wanted for For sale: u cu.ft . frame/bolster S7S. 6 eoda.67$-(16'78afUpm. pn"d. bn Oulble. C -.,J M.Ull ne~~ ·~tct·or/~:rr!!~~ Ca.8121&218EOEM /F/H Sandwich Shop PIT. CM retrlg /frzr, rna ad drawer formica cheat Garage Sale, Tue·Frl: pee tu M>-ml> UDiQue ltom. cJ lleu w.unn Pl1aa. W--087Z. & SECRETARIES 919-0303 S125/l»t ofr. MUfU al\. •· N&Qf recliner M.\. 4 Queen·sz bed. mototty· PR~OP&RATOR V_.1 b .. plucaed,lnto'I' ., .. , _, Secretary-Maintenance Dovouoeedewamooey Over .0, willing t.o learn Q>M. Enllilb dJninC chraRaS80 cle, TV, table saw, ~~1c Ill F' wanted • re out Ion re erra ~_, Secy. Mu.st type '5 wpm. "e°'QJoyy variety Let the order clerk type or work .,_...... 1020 all. l Ena. chair '30. l· aquarium. etc. 21801 ror fut mov in& in aan1~ that hu created SllOPll WlllC Balboa Bay Club. please freedom a nexiblUly or on6butt.on phone. ootyp .••• ?::::••••••••••••••• ~ •blldeb'ftabb~~wln/eltdrwMOr. Ocean View Ln, H.B. l!t.M.nt/comm'I ahop. &ac a demand fo r m o re Wbole .. te1 retail farm call for appt. 845-5000. woc'flinl temPOra.ry J&· 1.ng, .o hr/wk. muat be r....a.. & C•ltMJ .-. ___ ac -.-~fut appbc.nl mu .W.people Wearebuay w/lmmea openings. ut520. al-mentaofyourchoace Otxlble for varied hrs. VJllWI I""' 14$.v•-IA--UG--10_/1_1_/12. __ G_t_a_•·doo-r twtvt' wOftinl exper and n ud help! Ea Lcq halr o«. No exper ... Start S3 p /hr Call s•LE ...... A a. O.cll310or Ryobl peraeo ced or n ew ~. WlU traln. Qall tor 1 1 • $ ctays.1Dutlea wormedlk !~1 you. Call Im· 646.4071 ·mornings or Ill' Mbdrmovln1. Liv'1,~dbllf1.'. <8'> .• windows, office ltA!lt c•mera. Knowled.c aalespeople may apply appl.842·5183 nvo ve renta pro· a.., y. eves. New" 111«1 3, 5, " 10 furn. Coll ..... "' s • eq~pment. edger ex· ~ alrippintt. bmdt'ry Ai Attrartlve (anUquea> of. Sal pertiet1 . 71415.59-1868 ~8~ office • a pd a. bch c ruiaera. some an&qs. All 4pm OD· ercaser, ·rum!ture. misc. worllln1 w1cu11tomen fice • \Oii quality c~ es Secretary for .. llboat co. l d YACHT mopeds moto c roaa ly. Call "96-1575. 34202 2311 WHtmmater Ave, helpful Good worluoa pie) asaociates lo work RETAIL Gd abortbaod Ir typlne over oa s~a ISM....... bik~' •• allpartama ... ~~..'.-~lc. ~~-OPtbia. po, space 27, c.o.ta Mesa ~ ... E o E "-II c 11 with. Contact Sandy __ ... d ~------" ..... ..,...., ,...... 1--------- o<.-.....r ....:....' •t~~1';::'c aro Or1-·-k1 or J1mWood 1• ClfflceauJ)pUea&ata· lk:lllsn-..ed.4 aywr 5570061 WI lib t T ' · LoC;JcJbargain•' ........,., .-r....,.,. IVWlt • tlone"". F /T pos1'tlon• wk 7·5:30 Apply W.D. • 81 oa exp. op cycles. Buy,aeU.tnde · ----------1 st&-5990 •1 3723Bln:hSt. N.B. llnel, top comm. K.ona 142-mo Low:eeat" sofa, cof" 2 Prtotin1 ---------1 available. Phone ror Schoell Corp. 3502 S. F.quaJ Oppor Employer Marloe,67$-1403. XTO NEWPORT BL. CM end tbls, 2 lamps, knick· '-...U, Restaurant Man.a1ement 11pp'l. Greenville St. SA knact shelf, elec clock • . Attht ~ut·. s'hla7'-y .. rsy .+s 'cc!~saol~ Al~lf~·:.z~eat Secretary SEC'Y/BKKPR YAIDMAM • .. .t IOJO OVING. Beaut. Fr. CoGEmGboEWref~!l~eed zer. & " .... "' twwportHofM Rental center hu opeD·T I I Prov. bdrm aet, twn · uucr ... ryer, Exper&11lay-out paste· Mesa.646-0208days. ...wportSt.tlonen L.om,lwc. P!t'. l·I, Mon·Fri. Llte lnaa for 2 men ........................ beds,compl.w/adrntte Antique cedar cheat. up ol all types or business D-•-boolc.keeplcg, etood lyp. Mecbaolcal knowledge Yasbica 400mm telepboW at and ... lamp. 1 dr. Dresser. 549-2301, art :stationery.Call Mr. West nc:1K-SW'&Dt SalesRepFooda Nwpt Cntr f'loanclal lne. Newport Harbor helpful t b odwrit Kareo • •·30 forapp'l. <714>S57·9212 PERRY'S PIZZA $1t,i20 + C.. firm &eeks resnnn•lble. Lutheran Church. 798 I ' new• ..... •d off. Jemw/caaeS75. dresser Is stool. 4 dr 1-·-·------- ....&.1 "'--· ...... , f··" •-rt ..... -ing nee. ..e.. ay . 968-3793 ..A.-o z 1. m•-. 2 elee I f Iii M h ... .,.... ShntOMll nvw omni .or """ -pa Tap ol the llne nat:l corp matw-e. people-Oriented, Dover. NB 549.3131 Will train A I 1930 "'-.. mvs• vera am es! UC ---'-------1 tnne openings. Varying offers protected terr. to gd natured, non · SecTroel9300 Fee Pd NewportBivd,Pt>J· C... 1015 "to:~ t_~· .. ~: miatt. Outatandlng Produc tion Wo rke r I days & hrs. Ideal sup· career selective indiv. smoklna. ertldent In-.... •-•••••••••••••••• _;,. troa , ....... -am itelN: addina mach, t.ax· Deilvery Driver, $3. hr lo plemental income f/StU· ........ 11 h--1s divid··-· who is able lo Utll ... Cieri& y • f llow Ith D -·--... ~ "'"' ·~-y j--1ru rum ........ W 833-2700. u.::uu .... ~!... oun., e w ~ · Purebred Siamese kit· ._ .... _ + • __ .. chain . .....,.lU • ... -~ •1• • start.642-2256 dents. Mal be 18 & over. ck Denoia Personnel type, organize. work VenaUJe 1DUiV. w/aecy dentandinl of graphics tens,9wbold.$20. ......., "..,..... plaatat. daahea. 907 _P_IT_ex_p-. f_ull_ft_ .. __ -e_book ___ , Apply in person any day Service of Irvine. 2082 w/numbers. who owns akll1a cao adv w/oat'I co. & minor woodworkln1. 4118-1752. SlOO. Alao other cood Walnut. HB . .... _.e from3PM lo9 PM Mlcheleoo l>r. own auto & can adjust lo Poet w/endlesa variety. Will train. 540-5850. buys.873-6141 •---------keeper·accounts pay a . 2108~ W. Oceanfront a multi·faceted pro· Call Candace, 848·1288. D091 . 1040 Rattan Inlaid codrtall tbJ l\ Bolero Way' NB. ble, account& reeeivable. Newport Beach · SALESSECRETARY fesslonal environment. A1ao Fee Jobs. Dennis Is ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• . • Sat/SUn. lO·apd bike. _pa_yrol_l_._$6_._hr_._67_$.8030 ___ 4 ___ _:6'73-:=....:l.366===---I Immed opening for Salary ope n. Please De nn_l s Personnel •••••••••••••••••••••••Golden Retriever pup· ~l~old.Pf:iasac. stereo,loUolgoodllUfC' PunchP.ressOperator Restaurant . secretary in int'l Import· telephone Jock Begg, Service or Hunlioglon .w .. u 1005 pies. AKC Field Ir abow 550 -= mp......._ __ •o•o Mwit be el(J)ef. Top pa,y. Cook Ir Dishwasher i.ng co. ln Fashion Island. 64G-9350. _Beac'1._l61~ Beach. .. .. ,.,,............... pet .. $b&ta, ~m~. · , ___ ea_1_11_s_1._0502_. __ , needed. Apply a1300 £. ~ge6~ S:~ut re&.ary ·--J<ee¥4tid SICY/fYPIST raisedwtrLC.Xlotdiap . ~Nauc.~•7 alla leafy bay SS.IS. QAIMSPECTOlt 17th St. CM. Across fr but not essential. Atten· Ptn011a1elto$150 Type 60wpm. S /H ~=:=~fes! t2U>4Z-l.56l. :,:-WL5M . Nutrodocrood251ba.ao Duneoslooal & electrical Ralph's Market. boa t.o details Is eye for Prestigious flrm aeeks helpful, rrontofc position Clocb! Slbertan Hust}', l yr old, HJ..count.ry JOOlbte.30 inspectio!' of sub & ~mal -R-EST-"-A-U_RANT ______ , calculation. Salar y pride & performance for C.M. promo mktg HUGE SELECTION AKC papers, loves chlld, MOVING! Dreaaer. bed, O"laefv'a Feed& Tod& electron.1c _assem.bhes. J-a.in--lox $1SO.S850 mo. Call Katie person. Ca ll K ay. ftrm. Good atmos. & co. ,,, _ _. show quality , SlOO . bdfet. chair, wool band 2St4NewportBlvdCM Exper m IJlSpection f _. •-(714 )759-9461fordetaHs. 833-2100. Also Fee Jobs. benefits. $7SO.S800 per _......c:• 486-5199. braided rug, 8\'Jxll. (acrosa from Orange MIL-Standards req' . Coob & C-'er Dennis & Dennis Person· mo. Call546-~3ext22. llltenatioaal . Much more.493-atTl County lair> G I I p I Sales ne!Service orlrvine 2082 ...,." Collie, 10m06, Fem,AKC. 64!)..56116 rowmg e ectron cs mgr '"°""' "~ G 1 ff . • Sel'Vlce Sta Attend. Full & ed S friendly, intelligent 1ood 1 Bdrm set S150 2 end 1---------ofrs good pay & bens, Immediate openings for ~retary/ enera o ice MJchelsonDr. p/time, exper·d. lite <>PenW .thru al. w1"""'" ... -.'"-.960-6210 tables, SJS. coffee table. .ut •"-. G. 9 y-. · I t h 1 • d d Kiss the Irvine Corp. l.802Kettering Irv •;uuun;u ~ ,11_._., ,.. _.. u..,.v • ., congema a mosp ere. s wing an graveyar SECRET" .. Y mech'I knowledge. App· (714) 754-lm · $50, ......_ set w, .. uku, l6..., Hands, pleasure or Equal Opportu~i t y shifts Starting salary world goodbye, for quiet ~ . ly.2590 NewportBl.CM MALTIPOOS. i,c, Maltese $100, 6 cbain. z chairs, sbowS2000.6'73-6474eves. Employer. $2.85/hr for swing and CdM loc ! Mfg rep nds Data Processmg onent· i,., poodle. 7 wks, shots. S3S ea. l.i.ke new cond. 1-------..--- DECC $.1.00/hr for graveyard. pep I ersaosnaan11. tty t e,1l0enpeb ognl rel ed to ass.isl systems/pro· Service Sta. Attendant. Player Plano English. Adorable. $3S. &4&-8540 1.(21 Alabama, HB. Apt. Jewelry 1070 Irvine 546--4731 Applicants must be 18 gramming personnel in exper'd. Full or p /time. x1nt cond .. cii-ca 1900. 24 A ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------•andover toapply. olc.Ugbttyping,filing& preparat.ion&maint.or Apply,ArcostaUon,l7th rolls.SJ.S()0.544-8581 MIN I AT URE . . omea'sweddingring,•.<;a Radiator Rpr. some mecb inte r es l I n h igh lecbnical D. P. documen· & Irvine, CM SCHNAUZER MALE. 8 DiniDg ad.. $40, bl.It •~ht carat + 10 amJ stooes. bkgrnd, 18 o r older. Please apply in person or technology products· talion. Word processing Oriental rug, xlnt cond. 9 Ma;, SHOTS 67S-0326 TV. SlS. tables & cba&n1. '67S By appt. 549--0097 drivers lie. 646-4788 or call 714/631·9942 _~ __ 5090 _______ 1 exper. helpful. An oppor Service Station Allen· x 12. S675. SIS ea. 661·1192 1--·------- 631·94.24 ---------. t.o be part of a oat'I data danl, exper'd. Day & fl73.4417, Mrs. N1tla.nd. Female Carin Terrier. l ,,_ •-~--t, d t1 u try 1071 .,_.a.. TM lox proceaslng co Xlnt co Eves. FUU & p/tlme. Ap-ear droops, cold /wbite a • ~ very I ••-•••••••••-•••••••• Rea! flstate 2235 Hartl ltfd. Sales benefits . Phone Ad· ply: Shell Stal.loo. 17th• Great~c. color, weantac.8C7-47S.S CODd.f1S.2tblla.mpe. SlO oodworklog too la. EA''!'6cow·IH_2UGH ~ SPECIAL mtltts traUve-S.rvku .lrvuie.NB~ 09 •11ttloa AKC ~11 Sbephent ea.Soe-l0'70. stsape-r ~ radtat arm '" .. ,. COsfa Meia,-CA Manager for appt. lnle· Service Station attendant, Aug. 20th, l2 noon pups. Show background. Maple headboard ror dou· saw. 494-0'0!t9 Join an exciting com· 92627 EDITION f{ate~a , Costa F or P /T . No expe r 3000Redhlll.CM Top bloodlines. Black ble bed. $15. 543.4900 Mhc•••-IOIO pany with unlimited in· EqllalOppty~yer esa, · nece:ss.Willtram.Wages Springer&Wtute andtan.1:11-9308 after &pm, ask for·-·-••••••••••••••••• ttome potential. Free M/F SALES + commiss +bonuses. Auctioneers Jackie. . standing building iu ----------SECRETARIES 4200BitthSt NB 540-4098 Old English remale Men, Woqten alterations. milUoo dollar location ---------1 lbe Dhll,y Pilot has im· -----·--·---. Sheepdog. 21,c, yrs. AKC. lid Oak·desk, cbest. Eve. appts av.all. lmmediate opening for RESTAURANT mediate opening ror WI t b & w Ith o ut Serv Sta Help needed im· Beaut. Oak Dining Set. Sl.OO/toadhome. ~ butch." mirror. 4 Frncb 63l·a476. Sale Sun 12241 hi((hly motivated ex· qualified saJes person to shorthand .. Must have med. Full or p/t. Apply 54 .. md table + 10 add PrO¥ bar st.oob 4215 Prio· Pomooa per le nced or inex · COOKS & sell annual year end phone & reliable trans. 990E.CstHwy.N.8. pcs. Very reasonable. '"*to Ya. 1045 cetonDr.CM 1---------- penenced people Train· Special Progress Edi· Long & short term as· 673-76T1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1--------- ing program. Tuilion as· COUNTER tion. Past newspaper sigoments. Holiday & Sewing: Need powr. IOIO LovablebrigbtM Beacle h61oveseat.almost 1162aerOAY sistance. Full time sales experience pre· v a c at i o o Pa Y . mach. oprs & prod. asst 'fflmcn pup apxlOmoe~ld new, avocado. sell ~· ;u'YQ;. mana1(er. Call manager rerred. Temporary posi· Hospitalization plan atonce.MVarea831·1102 ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• ' 5'8-328l · ~te.5'5-21129 l's youpaylor oow for conf1denliaJ in· lion could b ecome avail. Gas stove, Wedgewood a30dayadinthe t.erview. 963-5671 PERSONNEL permanent by year end. Skilled & unaltilJed rac· dble oven, avocado color yr old Shep mix, all ESTATE Sale· Friday. DAIL y PILOT Good commisaloo . draw lo r Y h e IP . Lathe w/rotiss $100. 536-8929 aft shot.I, ne utered, obed Deeorated bedrm set. SRVICE Full •d part ti-. pro"ram. Call for in· knowledge u sefu l. 5:30&wknds. tmdoldrcplm-6354 patio furn, a~fa. • ~ glauware. palntlDcs. DIRECTORY *rs-' McJllh. Good tervt.,:: . ..u.t.tCO"'eT SNACK BAR ROTPOINT Refrigerator Free to good home, black boob Is bric·a·brac & DO IT NOW ! ---------• c:o•pany be•eflh! ~ -3848Campus Drive A'ITENDANT for&ale. $3S. male Lab puppy. Friend· m isc. 1885 Louise, 64z.5671 Good itartlftg w_,.s. DAILY PILOT 544H741 Ph 642-7Ul8 1Y Call 631-0297. Lquna lieacb. IECEPTIOMIST "'111 time. Lite typing & bkk p~. 640 ·2700 (8:~5:00) Pl I i 642--&321 Ext 217 <Acroes From Part-UmeSSl-5522 • • 1 • 0 PP Y " Equal oPportUnity Ora"'"e Co. • 1~rt) PllSOM MOMDA Y .... """..., THIOUGH FllDA Y ~~~E=m~plo~y:et'~~~~Eq~ual~Oppo~~r~E~m~pl~oy~e~r IETWEEM 9-5'M crt: Sales Rep Tme Food ToSIZ.000 FHPald Co car + exp + local terr. await degtted in· div. w/thia nationally re· cogrmed firm. can Al . 848-1288 Also Fee Jobs. Denni.a & Dennla Person· Taco de Carlos I 7 40 East Dyer Id. SAMTAAMA F.quaJ Opp Emplyr M/F Secretary Stock & deliver. full or P/T. Clea.o &neat. Appiy at495 E. 17th CM. Ask for Larry or Paul TEACHER for Montessori School. Expr 'd & B.A req . 997-8333 RECEPTIONIST . nel Service of Huntington Established publishing Retail Salesperson Beach,16168Beach. TYPISTS SECRET ARIES DATA ENTRY PBX Telephone soliciting, needed lmmed. no e11per necess. Malting dinner reservations. Pleasant evening hrs. Can earn up to $3.75/hr. Call 754·1601 aft3pm. r i rm Io o king r o r oeede~ .. Lucrative o~· SALES SECRETARY vJVacious person wtrmt porturu~es ro~ energetic lmmed opening ror ofc exper. Hvy phones & & deperidable mdiyldual. ~in lilt'! import· moderate typ. Gen'I ore Generous commission. ing co. in Fublon Island. knwldsreq. 9S7-8522 Very comfortable at· TY P e 6 0 W P M . ________ _, mosphe r e. For In · we·ve eot the perfect )obs lo m your schedule! Registe r today, work tomorrow. TB.EPHOME SOLICITORS Exp. Only. Sell the Daily Pilot. Ea.m Sl.60 · $200 a week Htaheat com · mlulon paid. Your phone at home Over 21 • I.D. canl. Call~ 1 t.o3PMooly. l--21t~....i...t terview, call Walerbeds knowledge of SH meful -rr• but not eaaentlal. Atteo· 1~ oo·Fri. .~hour. Unlimited betwee n Uoo lo details & eye for Call&M-5178. ~~~· Moo -Fri, calculation. Salar'f TOPPAY·NOFEE UCB'TIOMIST P/time. SPll to 8PM. Good w/pbooes & people. Beautiful ofc IUJ'TOUDd· inp. By appt. only, 2pm to 3pm. 547..ss?t. aslt for Mr.Gambino ---------• $1~'850 mo. Call KaUe RH. p /ff,.. I (714) 759-9461 ror details. NORRELL Raleigh Hilb Hospital, SU. Trainee -. e-1 Akoboliam Treatment rtna•ilCciweeo.-,u.,ar•r _....,, ces Center, IJOl E. URh St, Ambitious J)erson NB&&W7<r7. EOE/M/F motivated by self. ac• C4 for ....... t of. Tow Truck Driven ex· flu. per'd. Tap pay. Apply, .....-· •-a~ compllabmeot eougbt lo 1 ..._, Join our busy •ta.ff. cau Sst-9021 549.ao11 oacw Towtnc. 1000 Irvine Ave,NB&U-~ llC&'TIOMIST Women needed or Karen Berouaek, Tele,~ing, billing. 4 Housecleaning Serv. 8334700. Dennla Ir Den· EOE M/F Tow truck driver oded Day •co pd benef. 548-0757 Dia Persoone1 Service of _______ .... Exp. ooly. Mu.st live ln Sf+br.Ph:979-'7660. I in 2082 Ml b 1-CM SALAD PERSON rv e , c e .. oo Secretary , __ 646-_9638 ____ _ with aome restaurant e~· Dr. Tralnees·sm•ll growlng uc.nOMIST perience. Hrs: 9 lO 3PM. School ()(fice Manager. 40 JACRQ£S ribbon cable maoul odJ 8-ppypersonneededfor 6dayweek.640-7092 h r wk. 10 mos yr. • trainees t.o leam bus & heavy~ • varied Sales F /P T to aell $820·$996. Minimum couSTrtu 1row w/company. No office duties. 'J'yplng a 1,.. • ·8 b qualifications typing SS uw e x p . re q . b u t 1 d must. Call Lh:icb for t '3Lell , ovr l • . ave own wpm, sborthand 80 Wl'm. --"--' al ... _ ... rit & appt. 640-5470 tramp. Mon· Fri. Sal or n.lrable quallficaUon1 SAVS o-. ....... c uc••e Y ________ .. comm.631--0811 S.,.. ....... clerical ex· ii . aptitude beJpa. Ms be peftm-:-'E.perteoce tn U 10UI' s.cretZiat back· h1lh 1e~ad. ls o•er RECEPTIONIST Tbe Huotlnston Beach oftke ot one ol the n•· lion'• lar1e1t realtora baa ooenl.na for abarp re-ceptl oa I a-t, wltb ex· pelienct to handle bu.$1 pbonu. Ll1ht typi.D1. tdul environment and ea .. llent company bmelill. 37"9 hr. week, SALES p~b~l_c e rnplo1ment IJ'OUftdtocludes account· 18. a.pid 1 540-0950 Female. EitceUent op· belpl'lll. AppJ.y to penonl rii1, finaoclal reports, TRANSCRJPTIONIST· port.unity for peraooable F'ouata1n -Valley Schoo 10.ltey adding machine, Froat olc lh'f, rart·time •uraslve peraon. Will D11tr1ct, t Lltbtbouse bMvy 1tatistlcal typing. ( 9 . 1 PM > o pvt train. Inside sales. Mak· Lo, FV. Corner Ne•land liClll sbortband, abllity Radlolo11 Ofc. C.M. loC preleftlatioa.s, b\QI· ls Talbert. Flllnc de· to buclle • MAYY pre-6'5-MOO loC aervice. Client.a by lld.Une, Aq. u . We .,.. •uredelk, our nnanclal •--------- appt. only in beautiful of. an Equal Opportunity Department bu an Im· TIA Ya A•M lfce tWTOUt>dlnp. ~to Employer mediate oPCiDa avalla· M.inlmum 2 zrs r~ent $Uot ,..r month. 811---------ble. £xcolfcotaalary aod ex»ef. lnt'I domeaUc appt. _,m to 3Pm dally. blneftta. Apply lo person co tn mt r cl a l a a I ea , 5f'f·567S.Mr.Gamblno to; needed for lar11e M on • F r I • C a 1 l Saletllrl, tennl• shop. 11.t.$41•*1 Sata lO:aG-5:30. ApplJ, l!.&~r DAY automated Newport U.S. DIVllS Beacb qmcy. Qu.aUned ,...Leta. l1lnd Tennlt, 101 Inc., RuJt.ora Ma.tin. Ave, Bal ~lo. A Coktwll Banker Co. 6'1WUJ An Equal ()ppt)'Co. •--5-._-.-.-l.D-Y __ , The fatelt draw to the w:q,.,·d. Gift Shop App- W91\. •• a D•lb Pllot ly. &lgl. IDt.enaaUouJ. Oaatn.d Ad. IG-51'11 IOQ WllltUlf Dr• N 8 .~.,'=~or JJIJW.W.., ooi,oeec1app1.J.t»-111e DAIL y PILOT s.;..A • c t driver -Bob Tall ..... •11•• •• eaPtfitnce oaly. Com· SllYICI 92702 paoy bentfli.. Truck DlllCTOIY tHChanJc ..... 7 duty ~IT NOW I t Pant ~. A.liPl1 at NO .a..a•:•.a.71 g; Wallaul; tUca Ana. --._,,_ ... a. • n·s SI EASY 10 PLACE A CLAS•• AD •You may use the handy order form printed below to tumrlh us with copy for your ad. ePlease note that the bottom POrtion of the coupon may be ctipped and affixed to VOUf envelope, saving you the time to write our correct address. We pay the postage! e rt you need more room for your message, Just pUrlt or type it on another sheet of paper and mail it. •You may place your ad by phone, if you w~. Just dial (714) 642-5678. *•ll#IC'I .,.lllllllllel•lc I l'.11 I l•otllll I II I II $1141 Ill fllll 116 1611 1¢1111•11' ltllll61t USE THIS HANDY ORDER BLANK. WE PAY POST.AGE! • wons MAD OMI.... MO AD LISS 1MAM J UMH • • 1 •• .,.. --.,.. ------ $4.tl ...... 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'2626 ---------== === -== -- Brand new garbage com· 'xlO'trampoline. folding, pecur $110. 10xl4 tent roll away. $400. 15(). 968-~ 54CM 113 Pulsar port eng anahzer. 11 you're not reading the worlla perf, nu $400. sell little ads in Classified. S17,. 2000 watt pwr pl&Dl you're miaaing a lot of generator, perf. nu $530. newsy information as sell S2'1S. Ph: 673-4730. well as some great buys. SEE YOUR ADIN PRINT IN24HOURS Place your Daily Pilot classified ad before 5:30 p.m. and it will run in the next day's issue. The Daily Pilot is the only afternoon Orange County newspaper to off er you this 24-hour service. Stop by our office or call 642-5678 and a friendly ad-visor will help you place your ad. You ean charge your ad or use BankAmericard or l\f aster Charge. DAILY PILOT 6'2·5618 Wedneed!y, Auquat 9. 1918 * DAILY PILOT ez , ________________ Mlos w..-.. 9590 Mtos. (MpCMted ........ ,,,w ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IMVt t71J Dltll9 9720 '78 CLEARANCE WEIUY CUAMCAIS •nucas ....................... ·••••···••············· "Jl )l(J'l.. s.brt eond. AIC. SEA RAYS! SPECIAL SALE '75 Skipjack 20'. OMC, Tnmportatioft clean. $7,500 PP ••••••••••••••••••••••• &75-6586 ew,...... SW/ 34· Oldie but Goodie, Rtftt 9120 Oybridge. bait tank, twin ••••••••••••••••••••••• 283 Cbevys, sleeps 8. full Older camper 4-sale, w/o canvas, $SSOO/ ofr days trucll. $150 . Stove & 673-5260eves 675-3274 refrig. 640-2700 '76 Trojan. 25', Uke new Camper shell for truck canvllll, VHF, must &ell. w/8 ' bed, insulated, $14,750. 558-8534 finished lnalde w /boot, WANTED: Inboard or1-PJ0_._492_·5349 ____ _ Volvo 1/0, 18-20'. age or 'al Chevy 31/4 T. Cam· cond. not important. per/Trk combo, S /C. 675-6895 Soper staner set. $3200. 8' Boston Whaler, t.raller.1-962-·l.948 ______ _ oars & locks. S7S. 8' camper abell. good coo· 673-61'1 dltioo. $100. 19' Fishing Dory double ____ 548_-330_l __ _ ender. Compl overhauled 'al Ford E300. camper boat & 40HP Evinrude top. od1 Inter finish. 0 /8. Sharp. top cond. SLSOO. 5'S-e086 aft 7pm. Must sell at higbest ofr at once. 6'5---.. '72 Ford ~T van. Bubble --------~ top cmpr. Muat sell. Xlnt 17' 801 ton W ha I er cood$4750. 968-6800 w/everything. 8SHP ............... -~•u.~ tl~O motor. Divorced & leav· ~----.. ing Calif. SACRIFICE! ••••••••••••••••••••••• .::~JACK 20, OMC ~ 'CDl!IDl!J outdrhe. completely U'ION'tl. Bl le overhauled. Ugly but -'7910 functional trailer In-ttdc::wdff/ eluded. Dependable ~-hn 91 SO Chevy V·8 eng. good •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• Catalina or fl.sbi.ng boa\. $5500. 675-4810 '78 XR-75, xl.nt. cond, atroet legal, $400, 18' Formula Thunderbird. ~l/morn. XlnlCOf'd. , ___ ;__ ____ _ 581-5012 '78 Kawuald 400 Lo ._........ .__ 9060 miles $800. Xlnt eond. --C..11548-SSll . ..... -. ................ --------- 1a• Sol Cal, Newport BH1.11ky automatic um. Beacb lie-down lncl..CS. 2l" front wbJ. Kemltz ·~ .......... •C ....... USTPllCI $11,HI SAVI SJ.061 s9495 •••••••••••••••••••••• 73W.nMlfloMI Scot.t4X4 6 cyl.. 3 aoeed t.rans .• 4 wheel drlve. locking but)a, removable lop. radio aod heater. (683JEY>. $3'99 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 20b0 HARBOR IHVO CO'!>TA ME'!>A o4'2 0010 THEODORE ROBINS FORD '2000 HARBOR Ill VO C0'>1A ME SA 642 • 0010 COMM Ell CHEVROLET 2838Rarbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 14'9t200 WEPAYTOPOOLLAR FOR TOP USED CARS FOREIGN, DOMESTIC orC~lCS H ~car la extra clean seeuaftnt. IAUBIUIQ 292SHarbor Blvd. C.O.ta Mesa tm·2:500 WE BUY USED CARS CALL GARTH usectcarMgr 540-5630 1011 \SO\ & SO\ • LINCOL N·MERC:URY 2626 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA WllUY U58>CARS! We're the new Chevrolet dealenbip i.n the lrvioe Au1o Center. We need your uaed cat! JOE MACPHERSON CHEVROLET 21 Auto Center Drive IRVINE 768-7222 1.978 Audi SOOO 4-dr .• auto, casette. air p.s .• p.b .• 1.000 mUes (00197) •5'795• COSTA MESA AMC/JEEP #I IN CALIF. 1971 CH901CH CHIEF '18 2:50 Ford Van. 460 eog, cust int & ext. 4 mot old, tll.900/bnoffer. 58&-0198 $7995 (J8A1'1NN142478) I t71 J.20 PIQCU, $7395 (J8AUPN1"°'54) ••••••••••••••••••••••• WIWU.IUY YOUIDATSUM PAID FOR OR NOT TOPDOU.AR POI TOP CAIS FREE 100 8AU.ONSaAS BARWIC I< OJ\ TSUN wttb purcha1e of any Jeep wttb th.la eoupoD WIWIU.llAT AHY WllT1IM DIAL OMAMYMIW JllP WIAU OYIRSTOCKID . ' R J I · I l l 'i ·1 q I l l I ') Bel&olfcr. 1hoclla, desert tank. m.1118'1, mom'• frevea. tuned txha\llt. ridden 4 zsxRarborBlvd lmH, no race lime. Coeta Meu 16'HOlllCAT 121'75.75Z·l400exU20 714 l•t .. OZJ CIHll wllb trailer. "'11K.a•u.MI 175 Eodurot--'"__,~----,_f7M753._______ Jlnt ccnd. pluUc lank ISLL tdlt ltema wllh a l1'0 ml. mmt * • ride Dally Pilot Cluained Ad. "'511MS72 . (, -. ~-·~ SAOOLEBACK M ~~ 6\ID tbade. Xtru. ~ ~'7'11152 .,, -... t7Zl ....................... '18 309GTB, pritU.Oe IUY OI LI.All fZl,f/00/oln. Dlr YOUI lt71 IMW ~«Ml-096 MOWI fllllt tUS Excellent eelectiOD of all ••••••••••••••••••••••• modela oow hi atoc:k • COMPU'f'I IOOYSHOP MOWOPIM aaaa Over 200 Fiata to cboole rrosn plua an outltaodinl eeleetloo IXC-• --ol Sports can at -· DICK MILLER SB.ICTIOM Of MOTORS IMW USALIS 13> W Warner. S.A. We may bave your next ___ .;...55_7_·2_132 ___ _ :"lD~laveotory.Call 78, ins. ZZK. cuaette •t.oda)'ll 04· 0 ~, .. ~949 stereo. auto. metallic l 1·21 .. -blue. Xtra clean. $.120() ~ CREVIER G I \f • QOAOWo\Y SAMTA AHA '14 Xl9. AM/FM stereo. ma1s. seat covers. $3100/olr ~ 1"8 835'3171 TllE UUIMAT1 OllMflO MA~ •USEDIMW1* 'Tl·leootllpd. UMONRJ > '75 USia <230RYF> '1SS3<» Auto. (916MTV ). '16 20Crl.41]15/ R <5'9PHZ) "78530l; S/R(581RCS> '773205/R <S6'1SXG > 19'15 Ftat la& Spt Cpe. Dbl ovrbd cam eog. Mint cond. $389S. Call 548-1117. or~ '76 Plat128. 2dt. boulht in 'TT. :dnt eood.A steal at smo. 559-4887 or S52.0t8J MDlldll 9727 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ao-1 °" S..doyt OIAMGI COUHTY'S OLDIST .$ .-Mew71 HONDA Cars MAMY T0Cllao1e,.._! UNIVERSITY 9717 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •lt76COLT WAe<>M* '_gpd, alt. radio. 25.000 ll1L <&sllfOP> •$3.095• llU.YAM ro.sctfl.AUDI U•11... 97Jt 13621 Harbor Blvd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• GardenOrove ag..2333 ·n MueraU Bora. '74 Dahm 9721 cooling 5ys, xlnt cond. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $17 ,900. 848 ·0661 , •DATSUMS* '-91S1lldkMI OfAIModeh SALES-LEASING PARTS-SERVICE We Need Clun Datauna ! COSTA MESA DATSUN 284SHARBOR BLVD. S4CM4 I 0 S40.0Z 11 •lt7l DATSUM Z40% * 4 spd, air, map, SZ.000 mi. (195HTJ> •WON'TLASl'LONG! • llU.VAM POISCHti.•UOI 13SZ1 Harbol' Blvd. Garden Grove 636-2333 •DRIYIA * •Llm.L.• SAVE A LOT SHOP•COMPAJ\E BARWIC K DATSUN ' ' ' 8 31-1)75 4~).3)75 • 510. Runs. need.I some wortr. 1375. Mu1t aelt --aft5. f ....... 962-2231.P.P . '71 ~ERATI Indy, 4 aeater. lthr, air. full pwr, mlntcODd.Overseaslm porta~or642-0&Hi .......... 9740 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I '72 MIZ 210C AutomaUc, pwr. steer· ing, air cood. & extra low miles. (1129FVO>. $7495 HOWAlD CMYrolet Dove le Quail Sts. <Near MacArthur. Jamboree It Bristol>. NEWPORT BEACH 133.0116 HOUSE OF IMPORTS, INC. HOUSE OF IMPOITs. INC. ..... _... ... ....... 2121'21 ...... 7a(JUWUI ........... " --------- • OM.YN.Q! * WW•bt,A!:IUlt!,1971 .......... rted . AlllM.1•parted .... u .. d . • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~..........._ u .._,...... ........[...... ......... ,.,. t 7H v•...-9770 Qrfrolet 9tJo-•· •M A..tol,UHd Mtet.Ulff ...................... ...................... ····•···•············· ..................................................................... ·•••••·····•••······•·· ............................................. . ti• 111111.._ 97 ,. 1111 t711 ,.,. t 710 ·-To,_, ,.____ 1 -vw· -or-_ ... _8110 fiord 9940 Mtrcwy ttlO OllUDble 9915 • •••••• .. ••••••••••••• ..... •••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,.... ,V"a "-IVW'"• m· ""' ... auu.:J -. •16 CHIVIOLIT ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •lf79Aime•n POI.,.... A/C, AM /Piii 1teuo .-00 ..... zm 883-980aaft.5 Nea~I~ .. PHIL HEWIST he•t. -50/orbestofter. '61JMC '12 tu 4'P•rance Orp maculate. 49,000 ml. Od cood. 20,000 ml Call GO ~ ORANGE COUNTY'S mtViataCruiMt, power, llOC• ~ CH• •Ir dam rear 'T1 "-11"• Ll\bc .. b' .. oa • ·-•.uy--oay .,. 1 1 LONG lJNCOLN MERCURY 79-N41/MU'IZ2. A•tomatlc:, air coad, ~ ........ ID.tert=or, -n..!.or, "O"er' anow .. , .. _...llmJ:~ ._...edt•~:._ ... a llo,v --'" _..., .:.conomy spec• . 4 FORD hi la .-ute ..... 1$ 000 -mill .. ... . u;.--.... ~. ~ ._,, # of UMCI c y 11 n d. r . 4 ·Ip e e d Dealers p now OPEN '72 Olds Waaon. full pwr, ..._<mDTW) ' • M\lll ... co~ te. • · wbll, air, AM/FM, xlnt 91 l 's.914'1 <808NZB> ~-RAYFLADHOI new Urea. 1 owner, P.P. W.'t ...... al... .... t711 eond. Must ..u . ...,..._ AUDI ... lmn.I'• s. ftric. s 1175 \~ lJNCOLN·MERCURY $1100, 552-lSaS "*eecMltVW ·~ ..................... crMl-Otl. VWIUSIS y JJ.lBAutoCenterDr. ·~ CUtJuu Salon. immac· 117Ulludlal.,H.B TllTDllYIOUI '70 Land CruJaer, run• &on•IWOIT.S • ~ SDP'wy·LakeForeatexlt oood.. IOlld.S $'1.IO/ otr .___,._ Olli...., 'U Cd ll)OCI. PTOwtncl\.12SOO. ...cao,..., IRVINE a.aeoa o.:"a::.~=-CmT'ltE) OPTHIYIAI.. •TOJ\Aft.IP.M. 130.7000 t--------.!:======~ Prl1tloe ol R\lntlacton Qood lava&ory tn atodi. '74 Coroll1, 1ood cond. 9925 """., ....... -.Oloeo, ..... , lt75MMCUlY . ~ ............. !!!~ 'IT MtrcedH ISO E .._..laofhrtqtaeqwer HunywbUetheylaall A/C. P.P. '15 Baja klt. "'"-•-'-,...._ COMITGTCOUPI .74 waion, vry clean Clua!c, lop tectmlc:aJ oMal..,.... llaWllq A .-... -1 Calllll4pm9G2·2Ul. '77 Cordob•. brwn, teM . V8, automatic, pwr. automatic. 48,000 mt cond • .....r. 4 Qd. Bit ftndarOanu to Pone.be --air, PW. PB. PS, CC. '70 Falcon gd tires, 6 cyl, steertn1 & brakes, tac· _,..,.828-3d8832-8178 *· (tll)m...O OWW'l.m.7111. ..... A/WAULT t7'7 AM /FM ster tape. 1 grt cond. AM/FM stereo tory air cond ., rally -~--------auo Harbor Blvd. ....................... ownr. 546-6273. froO. 645-5580 wheela, bucket aeall & ·1~ Sta61~ W•..,,n, "Int '11-aa&o, A.IC. ebr W Pclrtcllie Ill. S apd, wht co.l'A llllSA "' ....,.. --... AM /PM.w l\lte eitt , w/bl~ lot. 1oo4 c:ond 64L a 700 •1'911RC• Coe1IMHlal ttlO '67Falconatick,2dr. onl y 31,000 miles. cond , good mileage, camel lnt.ISIOO/ofr MSOO. CaU Bodcy t ·S. -• •'TIUUMPHI• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SZ.K, S78S.. (600NLB). $1700.C.11552-1170 'n6-TW MMlll ... ..,.. t7H '78 TR·7, Blue, 4•PMd. 76COMTINEMl'AL 646-2022 $3499 Muat sell •• 73 Pinto, good .,. ... _,. Un "Ntll ... pal.at r'e'buitt ....................... ~uetoootez • ...!'t· (903$WS) vw DUNbEltBUGGdY/.tRcntt MAllC v '63 Ford Wagon.~lly Nabers coad, AM/Fii Call., ~ taa. ...c.. • .... ____, ;,,.__.. ....... *I ftr•t(R IN US • ••• m,,_ eo1 re · san s ree Padd_... top, leather m· . A/C .,o:N\ ...... ..,,.,0 stereo c:au. SU.MO .... •-.. _..... ,_ ""'' vu. · ·"· $1191 ti ea t /t "" equipt, gd trans. /or ,__.,._.....~ •tm o..IU.IOO-.... ~ IOiV • * rea. nvaa op OW terior. split pwr. seats. bat ofr. 675-0306. ..uroc~a --------,, bar incl. $1150,675-4870 factory air cond. & "" ...,., '76 Squire Wagon, 8-cyl. ·n !SOS tmmac cond , Pw9c:M 'TS U, met/IJ'll, CAIVll Yotf• 9772 AM/FM stereo/8 track. anytime. Div. ofNaberaCadlllac air, aut, lo mi's. $2995 or ayto . 74 .000 ml, AJC.All/Fllc: ... xlnt ltOllS·ROYCE •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• t779PQL). '77 Granada, rull y 142SIAKMST. take over pymt's. Dys, wblte/c:amel. U .tSO C'CIDd.--.s.s1.1• twtJ•"'11er" llfOUYOUIUY $7799 equi~ped, 1nclud1ng ACRO~FROM F1IDCO 644-2292. Eves, 758--0597. e.s.._m.1511 '*fiOaCHl9 l4&S• \---:::'-.ec" imtt-wllOIBIWI Nabe moon roor. xlnt cond. COSTAMISA '72PintoRunabout, auto. 1173-.C. dark bloe. IUlr, •lf7J81acU.l CLOSfOSONOAYJ Q.e«Mn0.-'"Ul-&m Se~~l·~::~~rn rs 875-834.3or640-8l-44 540-f IOf ~~~s~good all1U"'f. lmmac:. ··-suoomn. (OOS8) s.lt t7'0 v.-...... 9770 Orange County's Volvo AUTO CENTER '75 2 dr G~anada. 6 cyl. MilltmcJ '952 . Ot11813-1al0. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~rs. 0 ofN be Cad.II new r~daals. s unr·r. ••••••••••••••••••••••• POllHoc 9t6S •117.0reet.a UIS VOLVO. ivt ... 2S al ... r!a ST1 .•c .o.ooonu. $3250.673·2490. 19 6 8 Mus TAN o ••••••••••••••••••••••• ._ t741 Swedish Saab "?eebank '72VWCampmoblle,48M, "' _ ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• •llTS~-Met.Z.O oow at lv•n s 1995 air, AM I tr ater, xlnt MJSSIONVIEJO ACROSS FROM FEDCO '71 FORD FASTBACK · V 8 , 74PONTIAC -'1t MG llkttet. Lo ml, ss.ooo;u::(Mdf\'0> HarborBl,C.M.MJ-1812 cond . ..,... 131.JM0495-IZIO COST'AM~ WAGON automatic. pwr. steer· YIMTURA~ All/PM. x.lnt cond. Ph SW. 97' I -... ~1 CAA~ S4A9 I AA Automatic. pwr. 11ffrine In&. AM/FM cassette ~ Landau top. pwr. steer· 541-t!T4 •1174 White i .o ..... •••••••••••••••••• '77mua8t!~1b1,11.:.,c!.1,n. t. cond. .,__ """' ' v-v.., & brakes, radio. heater & 1n excellent condition· Ing & brakes, radio Is s:s.aoomllea (150'9) ~ _,.,., VOLVO aircond. (990DSW>. (21~Wf). Pri. pty. Beat beater. (2.61TDE>. 18 llid&et Conv, 29,000 ILACIUUWl'YI 494-2417. EXCLUSIVELYVOLVO '77 MarkV,immac! 51799 offer. CaJIS4>3788even· $Ifft mi '1, r a a perfect . •117SBloet.a BeautltuhUverbody. blk '?Sb AM /FM Largest Volvo Dealer Creme, loaded. P.P. • Nabers lngs&weekends. SHARP! lluat seU. (21S> 44.000mlles <741MOT> ltbr int, calm stereo ua.neweng, lo Orange County! ~. wkdys,9·5. '66Mustang289, Nabers m.1w. system, UM mi. immac. 8 trk, $1800. BUY or LEA.SE eor..... 9932 _..,.,,,_ k ...,,,. 712131~-8871 900-4205 DIRECT *UTO CENTER ._,..., ~~7e-3w182or · ..,_. *UTO CINTH Enjoy CaUr. in a true ••••••••••••••••••••••• "" .,.. "" ~~~jg:: !:'!.;;;;:;;:on~~~~ .r.~~!:m [tf:j'(!~, ·~::Er•~ci~:f7 A:liif :ii~:: "'~~~ .. ~~.= ~S':tif:;: l~=====~!_.I CBJCA• '7'VWIHTI.E -2025---S-;M--nchester---'74Vette .. 19.000mlL·82 COSTAMISA 6'-4·!856 COSTAMISA MGI '744 089 912, rblt engine, red 5 spd, stereo, mags, air, 8 track, stick shift. xln't a auto. air. T·top, mint. 540.9109 540.9 I Ot ....................... wt blk. tape. SSBOO . 21 .• 000 ml. (181:6XH> condltioa. new tires. Anaheim 750-2011 m . Firm. 498·1453 or oe.•ble 9955 , ________ _ •1977 MGI• ~.m.8389. •$4,991• $3500 firm. Call 645-3661 -492-1850 '68 Stat. Wgn, runs well. ••:•••••••••••••••••••• '77 BoMevilleBrougbam, mags, stereo tape, lua· '62 3568 cpe, beaut. ltU.YAN oraeeat... '70l&4,Gdcood.$1SOO/ ,.._ 9933 needspaint.SlSO. 740LDSWAGOH only 23,500 ml. very g .. 19000 I t d I di d --scH• "'UDI Cort Fox...__ bstorr -......-67~15 CUSTOMCIUISSl clean, loaded. $8300. ~W>... ' ma es ~/~ sler!. :r;.,e 0; ~Har~lvd. 2586Newport Blvd. 754-0960 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •73 Courier. xlnt cond, 10 9 Pass. F\Jll power. tac· 955·1010 dys, IU4-6593 best.s.9-8153 GardeoGrove 836-2333 COSTA MESA '63 Volvo . eood 1977MBCURY m1 . AM /FM radio, tory air cond. & tllt ,_wtnds __ . _____ _ meNRR> t r ansportation. recent ilhell to wheel. (148GIR> F ·BIRD '76 ESPIUT '88 9ll, reblt eng/body • IBIORE YOU '78 VW Bus, 7 pass. 14.000 engine overtiaul. $250. COUGAR XR7 camper • au • must $2999 low ml. alloys, All/FM. ~ .. •youa 497•1837 cab r i 0 1 et t 0 P selJ.644--0121 Slvr/blk int. loaded. mint cond. SSSOO/ofter. _. ml. AM /FM s tereo. ool r ll Nabe Must see. Make orrer. ~ -TOYOT· •0~001 r 548 2985 w/moonr • u power. 1964 Ford Sut:ion Wp, rs 6«Ml583evesorw .. -"-. ___, ""' _.. or. · or '70Volvo,xlotCQJld. ractory air cond .. engxJntoond.UOO ... ....., ~ ,, .. , '7091•C'-ft tires potxlnt SEE us• 847-78Sl 73673-05,000mi's.afS2300t5 . AM/FMstereow/8track 675-2697 AUTOCBfTll '70 Firebird, A/C. auto. -r"'' .. ....._, • • • '76 A•bbil Dlx t.o 11, · tape, split leather seal&, Di ofN .._"'-dill runs ~.. S950. 552.5075, ••••••••••••••••••••••• AM/FM cass 67K mi. MARQUIS TOlQT4 r-.. •· ' ~1!.:. .all_ -Wti wheel, erul11e~trol !9?6 ·Grenad~. +door. ~.. a"'".,... ac m.511CM"' • -'"'16l'.2t1SU~ Imma C. 20,000 t213Hl•31168oc ~. --MJSsIONVJEJO ·se•t "~""' "'°• -di" AMlos,Uted & only u.ooo miles! Peded £.j)IUliUcui. .. J.~FROM FED-sT.CO a------__;-- mi. All Chevy parts. '78912E $13,000. 131·2U0495-121Q.. ~~futJ:~s:~p. ::iti~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 003.5NEl. throughout. Only 28.000 ""'nv~ '89 Pontiac Custom S. Nr S2S00.631--0997 ExceUentc:Qndltlon. • ... ,..A_,,8 4 d t cood.Bestofr.831-164.2 CadMhr 9915 $6999 original owner ~iles. COSTAMESA new tires & brks. Runs .___ 9750 640-8250 ""' .... vu oor. au o. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nabe Fully power eqwpped 540.9109 ed.Bst olr.67J.Z170 r-_,__ . Very cln. Runs good. 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The storms, with their ii Jum inating p yrotechnics. caused brier widespread power outages, ffickering lights and a rew minutes or rain along the coast. They were the result of moist air from the Padric. the spokeswoman said. She said the storms had been centered on Arizona and central California for the past week but were pushed to the coast by an eastern flow of air. Humidity should remain a sticky 70 percent, while high temperatures should be 72 to 75 degrees at the beaches and near 90 degree s inland , the Huntington Girl's Sa/ ety a Concern Orange County lawmen acJ.. mltted today they have found no trace of Valeena Mariska Miller, the 5-year-old girl abducted from her Huntington Beach home July 31. Camalla Miller, 25, the child's natural mother has a $100,000 w~rant out for her arrest for al· leaedly steallng VaJeena in a pn·dawn breakin at the home of Valeena's arandparents. tington Beach police Sgt. Luis Ochoa.' Jason Shawn Miller, Mrs. Miller's son, died in th4; Moores' home. then In Fountain Valley, on Oct. 5. The infant was found with two plastic bags wrapped around him .. Fountain Valley police Lt. Lou Barlow said he has not closed the case on the infant's suffoca-tion deat.b. but uo charges have been filed. Police say. they found Mrs. spokeswoman said. Low tem· peratures should range from 66 to 72 degrees, she said. Little damage was reported along the Orange Coast from the lightning and thunder display that arrived between 6 and 10:30 p.m . and varied widely from spot to spot In Huntington Beach. light· ning ignited brush at 6: 19 p.m. along Golden West Street near Garfield Avenue but was ex- tinguished by firemen within 15 minutes. The Southern California Edison Company reported a few lines down and some JO.second outages in Huntington Beach, Cost a Mesa. Irvine and the Newport Beach bluffs area. During the spotty rains. aauges in Laguna Niguel, Newport Beach, Huntington Beach and Santa Ana measured only a trace. But observers in Costa Mesa and Santa Ana Heights told or sheets of rain coming down at about 10:25 p.m .• with Uabts flickering as light.Dina fiasbed outside. Jlfteraooa '} N.Y. Steeb ~ TEN CENTS Pope Burial yMoved; Saturday VATICAN CITY <AP> -1be sealed coffin containing tbe body of Pope Paul VI was taken to Rome today from the papal summer residence at Castel Gandolfo to Ile in •tate at the Vatican where he will be buried Saturday. The 11-car motorcade made a brief stop at St. John Lateran BasUlca. the pope's cathedral as bishop of Rome. Cardinal Ugo Poletti, the . pope's vicar for Rome. read the traditional prayers for the dead. A crowd of several thousand was at the church and a special Italian army unit stood in solemn ranks before the basilica. As the hearse left the gate ol the palace, a small group of of. ficials and priests chanted prayers. The hearse was the third car In the motorcade which was accompanied by a strong motorcycle escort. Thousands of persons In scattered groups Brutality Rip Falls; 3Charged By RAYMOND ESTRADA JR. CM .. DIMr Pll9t IUff Three.men race misdemeanor criminal charges in West Orange County Judicial District Court stemming rrom a July 1 fracas in a Huntington Beach restaurant that led to numerous allegat~ ol PQllce brutality. DepUty l>istrict-Attomey-Rar Kreber sald no citizen charges of excessive force in the incident have been substantiated. But ffwaUqton Beach Police Chief Barie Robitaille said Ua1s week oqe poUce officer bas been docked a week's pay fQf rougblng up a woman during a July 4 riotat tbe eJtv pier. Numerous complaints of al· leged police brutality also stemmed from the July 4 pier con- frontation. Officer Malcolm Guleserlan was found guilty by a Hunt· ington Beach internal affairs board of pushing Priscilla Mather. 24. of Garden Grove. Robitaille said. The July 4 pier melee began with a firecracker and bottle- throwing fight and ended with 30 arrests. At about 11 p. m .. a large crowd around the pier was ,.-. dered to disperse by police using loudspeakers. But Miss Mather told police she was looking for her young brother. Robitaille said. Miss Mather said she suffered a bruised leg when shoved by Guleserian. the police chief said. Just three days before the Ju. ly 4 incident. several police of. ficers were called to quell a dis· turbance at Maxwell 's Restaurant on the Huntington Beach Pier. Of(icers allege that Chris Hawks. Z7. of Huntinaton Beach, and a aroup or his fJ'lends became unruly and broke some <See CllA&OES, Page AJ) • lined the roadway alon1 tbe lS·mile route. The black iron gate of the papal summer residence at Castel Gandolfo was closed at 4 p.m .• ending three days of $Ile viewing of the pope's oy. Papal &ides said about .000 .mourners bad seen the body of the 80-year-old pontiff as it lay in state in the Swiss room of the palace where be died. Prelates and workers moved in for a brief closed-door ceremony in wblch the body was sealed in the eoffln. The Italian government or- dered more than 4,500 police and other aecurltv men to guard (See POPE, Pa1e AZ> ......, "" ........ ...m O'o-11 LEGAL STRATEGY WHISPERED OUTSIDE COURTROOM Attorney Dionne (left), SUpervllOI Ralph Otedrich ~leket-'Dff· SuperDiaor Stand. Trial, Orange County Supervisor Ralpb Dledrleb's SlS parking ticket trial entered its seeoncl day today with both Diedrich and Sheriff Brad Gates scheduled to testify. The not very m elodramatic courtroom melodrama in South County Municipa l Court at Laguna Niguel features Diedricb's contention that he did not ·act illegally May 29 when be parked his wunarked county car on a beach service road. Diedrich insists he was in· specting Niguel Beach Park and, therefore. acting in an of. ficial capacity when he parted on the service road. And in what be describes as a matter of principle. Diedrich says he's out ''to show what any private citizen has to put up with when falsely accused or a crime.·· Politically, Diedrich admits he wants to cut Gates down to size by attempting to show that the sheriff usually in some way ad· justs tickets given in error. Gates Inadvertently avoided that confrontation Tuesday when he answered a subpoena to ap- pear before a Federal Grand Jury in lAl6 Anaeles fl.Dd sent Aa· siatant Sheriff Raul Ramo. to Municipal Court. Defense attorney Dick Dionne succeeded Tuesday in getting Ramos to admit that tNlffic tickets given "blatantly in er· ror" are sometimes "adjusted ... And that is when Municipal Court Judge John C. Morrison decided it might be a good idea for the sheriff to be on hand to- day. Earlier Tuesday, the deputy who slapped the parking ticket on the windshield of Diedrich 's then cowity-leased car spent 45 minutes on the witness stand describing the incident. Deputy F.dward Shubach said he dtd not know the unmarked auto was a county supervisor's or that the suplrvisor purported- ly was checking out beach µ-asb. Another deputy. Jerry Kreitz, told bow he stopped by tbe supervisor's Dana Point con· dominium the same night to write up Diedrich 's complaint about receiving the $1S parking ticket. It ls Diedrich 's contention that he was a county official on of. Cicial county business at the time and, therefore, legally en· titled to use and park on the service road. Coast Val~a·s gTandparentl, Ken· netb and Juanita Moore, of 20191 Crown Reef Lane, have legal eutody ol the child. •'.We are very much concerned fOr Valeena's safety because ol the 1uspcious death ot bu 2· .~ar-old brother Jason in Foun· Uin Vall97 last year," said Ihm- Miller's fingerprints on the Moores' bedroom window where the July 31 br~·ln occurred. Mrs. Miller and Valeena were reportedly last seen near the San Gabriel River Freeway and South Street lb Latewodd at 8:30 a.m . on Aus. 1. WUl~'s Fate Hangs Weather Some night and early morninf low clouds and local 01 with slight chance of rate afternoon OI' nigb_ttime tbun· dershoflerl. Lows tonigllt 66 to 72. Highs .Thunday from 70s at beaches to near 90 inland. SEU. FURNITURE tlBE BEST WAY When a Huntln1ton Beach .. man wanted to sell her couch 4rul love seat she went to the ' hat market in town -the Dai· ly Pilot classifieds . The 1atlafled customer's ad read: Couch " loves•at Gold • ltoral on wtlt w11m. Ulte new "325. Ph xxx·xxxx Police say an unidentified 21-year-old Huntington Beach man had driven the pair to that location. The same man had picked Mn. Miller up in his van the day before while she wu hitchhlldng and drove her to the Moores• home at tlfe ttme of the alleged abduction. Pollce have not chare~ the man ln conneetton with the child stealing case. Police say ,ibey really don't know where Mn. Mtuer mi&ht be headedJ but investigators have ttaYeJed as tar as Lew County, Tenn., to ldOk tor the mother and child. Sereeant Ochoa aaid Mra. Miller la believed to be bitcbbickinc from the Loa Angeles area. .. ~ .... ..,. ... lll°O" fe11lonaL 1Utcllhlker .•• 1be'1 <le.~, P~e Al) Whak'• Up in the Air in W eatmimter Split By ARTHUR R. VINSEL °'*°""' ........... Save the Whale' That was the messaee from one faction that showed up to ad· dresa the Westminster City eoun. ell Tuesday night on the fate of the Sunset Ford advertising balloc:m that noats above the agency . Get rid of the Whale cried vocal foes of Willy, whose smll· lnc race floating 70 feet ln the sky Is seen daily by San Dieso Freeway commuters. Today, Willy and bis fate are 1tltl up in the air. The Weatmlnater City Cound1 voted to "J)bold a plannin1 com- mt11ion denial of permit ~ newal to keep him tethered ha the 1ky near the San Ditto and Garden Grove FreeWay1 . Tbe plennliij '°911111..._ .-. WU 2 to 2 and I majorlty WM •11ded. even appeared to address the Willy tbe Whale issue. sayiq he will •ppeal to CalTrans ch.let Adria,• Gianturco to have her trees ti'lmmecl. INSIDE TODA~ TM Swf,,..... I07M o/ it• bid loeccr o/ .. MGIOll,""' aoa. kltoclctd otd of the pl.of/of/• al San DNfo J·I. ~-ttorw. Bl. · ··-· .. .,.,. .. ' ? OM. Y f'tLOT H F Bloody Slayinss Probed C01,UM81A. SC (AP> -The bodlea ol two m n, 1 woman and a youna girt wer found earb' to- day ln suburban Cayce ln wba& otflcers d~ribed H a "blood- bath " The victims had been shot and at•bb(.ld Cayce Public Safety DlNd« Laverne Jwnper aaid a man• prehendtd wb1le tr>'•na to t..ft lb• dilapidated houH wMH tbe slayln11 occurred la beln1 held ror que.sUonina Jumper aald be capeded to nre-chUC• aaalnst the man later In th day. The vtctlma and the mu M- tnc held re not ldentln"ed. • Huth Mwm. a apotc•man far lhe State Luw Enforcement Olvlsloo, s Id omcers Mlieve lhey have ide.nllfaed lbe two mM whose bodies were found outside the home. but were not sure enouah to release t~lr nama. .. It wu a bloodbath. the wont I've seen." said Mu.on. He aald the victims h d been shot and stabbed. Munn said the body of the glrl. apparently 12 or 13 years old, was round on the noor of a bedroom Inside th~ house. He said there was "qwte a bit of blood In other Pflrtl ~ the home and we are not au.re where her slayinf oc<:urred." The body of the woman, believed t.c bt: about 45, wu out· aide lhe house underneath an autorr.obUe. The bodies of the t "M.u men. both believed to be in their SOs, where lyln1 close together In the yard. Munn said investigaton think the woman may have been the mother of the girl. "We have reason to believe there was quite a bit of drinking going OI' last. ni1ht," Munn said. ~ Bolsa Chica Marsh Fund Bid Approved The application for a $50,000 federal grant fo help plan for restoration of the Bolsa Chica v marsh in Huntington Beach was approved unanimously Tuesday by Orange County supervisors. The funds would finance a six· month county study aimed at .. ~estoring the marsh while · permitting continued oll produc· lion and public recreation. said officials OfThe county Envtroo- mental Management Agency cEMA > A team of four EMA planners would review past plans by various agencies for the marshl and. identify valuable features and coordinate planning efforts with officials of state and city agencies. The planners also would pre- pa re alternate rehabilitation plans for the marshland and make recommendations to supervisors. The federal funds are to be al· located through the California Coastal Commission, EMA of- ficials said. Rites Slated For Hiker Killed in Fall Memorial funeral services were scheduled today for a Hun· tington Beach man who plunged 400 feet to his death Sunday • while ttiking in the Big P'alls ar ea of the San Bernardino Mountains. Rites for Steven Benjamin Paris, 23, of 16444 Bolsa Chica St. a UC Irvine Medical Center respiratory therapist, were scheduled al 1:30 p.m. al Forest Lawn, Cypress, where his ashes will be inurned. He is survived by his father, Ben of Long Beach; his mother, Beverly of Cypress; a brother, Ben Jr. of Huntintton Beach; a sister. Patricia Running of Norwalk, and his arrandmother, Mrs. Marie Johnson of Min· nesota. ' LONDON tAP> =:;a~_, ... an a.nee on Eurotte'• ••· Jar MWon marklta tod~ 11 th• dollar bll lowa a1atnat tM W.st German mark and theSwlN rranc. In London, tradln1 tn 1old opened at UO'f.21 ud ed1ed to S2J()'7 .'5 bef ON 0. city'• nvu major bullion dealen 11t the prlc• al S30I al tM&r momlftl fl•· '"'an.Ion. Tb• d•lln 1bowed a 11t1bt tmpronmHt In Tokyo, cl<>1Ll\a al 111 80 yen. fractionally hl&btr lhao Tueld11'1 clo1ln1 .. kt In Europe It WU I dlf· fertel atory, due to "lack ot conftdenee. Just at it al ••1• la,·• one Loodon dealer said. More Torrid Weather Due For Red Bluff By Tbe Aaoelated Preas The beat wave that rolled into the Central Valley on Saturday 11 in its fifth day , and forecaaten say there'll be more. Torrid temperatures are ex- pected to continue tbrou1h 1bunday, the Nllllonal Weather Service said today. On Tuesday, (Of' the fourth day in a row, Red Bluff wu lbe bot spot of the nation with 119 degrees, wbicb ties ill record aet July U, 1972. Records for the date were set at Sacramento with 108 and Bakersfield with UL.Other hot spots in l'jorthem California ln· eluded Ukiah with 112. .whlle 100 miles to the south, San Fran· citco's high tem~rature was orily 83. The forecast is for little change in the next few days, ex- cept-Tor-an increase in coastal fog and cloudiness. Tuesday marked the 14th con· secutive day that temperatures ranged over 100 in Fresno and the 22nd day of plus-100 beat in Bakersfield, the weather service reported. County Nixes Closure of Trash Sites -Orange COunly-.s three trasll transfer stations will remain open to the public on alternate Saturdays at least until after budget deliberations next montb, supervisors decided Tuesday. On a 3-2 vote, the board reject- ed Supefvisor Ralph Diedr'ich's proposal to close the stations on Saturdays and save $731 a week in overtime wtld to county sta· tion operators. Diedrich won support for the immediate shut-down only from Supervisor Laurence Schmit. The stations, in Huntington Beach, Stanton and Anaheim, have been open to the public on alternate Saturdays since last October to off er a convenient dropoff site to homeowners do- ing weekeodcleanupchores. Previously, residents bad to drive to county landfills with trash that was too bulky for routine curbside pickup. P,....P-.eAJ CHARGES. • windows when restaurant employees refused to serve them drinks. Deputy District Attorney Kreber said Hawks' party had already ordered $200 worth of drinks that night. When police arrived, Kreber said, Hawks offered to pay for the damage. But police arrested Hawks for allegedly belna drunk in public. Hawks' friend. Gerald May. Jing, 23, of Vista, was also arrest· ed at the restaurant for interfer- ing with apollceofficer. After a 12·minute wait for a police car to pick up the twO men, Randall Watson, 21, of Vis· ta, was arrested when be al· legedly tried to start a fight, Kreber said. Kreber aaid be interviewed about 30 independent witnesses who saw the July 1 fracas. July 3. befOt"e city councilmen, some of Hawks' friends charged police wllb using escesslve force durina tbelncident. Hawks, Maylln1 and Watson are scheduled to be arratped later tb1a month on the miade· meanor c!largeti kreber iJaid. Kreber said no crlmtnal charaes .ut be brouaht a1alntt policeman Gule11rian or any other otttcen •temmtn1 trom tbe July 1andJUiy4 lnddenla. The Huntln1too Beach City Council bas forDMd 1 cltlaent 1roup to st~ charcu of DOllce brutality and Other complalnta •1•ln1tt.beclty. 1be U.S. Commllaion on ctvU kt;llt1 11 tll11100tint Into 19\'eraJ aaraes of police bnitallty in Hun· t1qtolt a..lt durin1 u.. 1llllt 7ear. ,. Dm& MOINa, Iowa <AP> - Doeton aa,y a.year-old Matt.hew Schtter haa been dead for a month. rt a Juda• ...-.ea. and Q. Iowa removal of life support equlpment1 murder cbar1ea may be nteo a,ainat h1a fatMi'. Richard Sc:hrler, M, le IC· cuaed ot ftnt-dearee HxuaJ as-ault ln an alleced attack on bia aon. Last ...t. Schrier eNaped from th atate Mental Health Institute ln Clarinda where be waa 1ent for peycbiatrlc tnUne follo•lna 81Tatanment. He sur· reodtred to a'6orttla Tuesday. "ffe la bnla dud,'' Dr. John Bakody t.eltllled about tbe child •n Polk County Juvenile Court on Tuesday. ..Already four doctors have lndlcaled the patient ls dead." The boy's 1randparenta, Richard C. and Shirley Schrier. w.nt th& judre to-prohibit ~ tors at Iowa Methodist Hospital from removing the support ay1tem. They are asking for custody while cballen1tng the conaUtuttonallty of Iowa's new law on the leaal deflnlUon of death. The Schrlers have already won a partial victory. Judge Richard Strickler t&Sued an In· junction July 24 preventing Mat.- thew from being removed from the system unW legal tangl~ aurrounding his custody and lbe law are resolved. A bearing on whether to re- move the support system con· tlnued today. Flashy Thug Robs Office _ _11 ..... -- In Huntington The man wearing mirror-type sunglasses, a light blue golf cap and a flowered shirt definitely had a plan when he walked into the Monia Plan office on Beach Boulevard in Huntington Beach Tuesday afternoon. .. What he had in mind was rob- bery. police said today. The bandit pulled a handgun and ordered employees at thf> finance company, 17855 Beach Blvd.. to hand over their cash box. They did and the man fled with about S220 after staffing the loot into a plastic bag, police satd. The robbery occurred about 1:30p.m . Valley Boy's Funeral Set Funeral services were scheduled today for a 4-year-old Fountain Valley boy who died in the cave-in of a bole he had dug in his backyard last week. Riles for Koicbi Kambe werP to be at 10 :30 a .m . at Westminster Memorial Park and Mortuary. The child was pronounced dead Sunday at Fountain Va.Uey Community Hospital. He is survived by bis parents, Hirozo and Satomi Koichi; sis- ters ~Ilene, Mika and Lisa, and his maternal erandparenls. Hideo and Ichi Mizogucbi. Injured Man Suicide Try? A man who authorities say ap· parently Jumped or fell from an overpass onto the San Diego Freeway pavement suffered severe injuries shortly before 10 a.m . today in Huntington Beach. The victim was treated by paramedics at the scene, accord- ing to the Califomla Highway Patrol and taken to Westminster Comm unity Hospital. Investigators said the report was originally received as a traffic accident but that it ap- pears to have been a suicide at-tempt. Bandit Hits Gas Station Huntington Beach Police are s .. kln1 a robber who 1lmulated a 1un under h1I clotb.h11 ud took S900 from a 1outb side gasoline station Monday nl«bt. The bandit, 1hl feet tall, medium buildt.told an employee at Sam's ~eu 1ervice station, 19002 Maenoua 1St.. to empty three cub boxes after enterlna the business at 9:'5 p.m. The thug took lbe loot and ~ on foot, police said. llanOi Geta Aid WASHINGTON (APl -Tbo U.S. representatJve real•tend tlie only opposition to a taO mllllon World Bw Joan for an lrrt1attm project la Vietnam tn \IOlin& ;I\Joedl,)', o :.~~ ............ NIXONS TO OP~N HOME ftOft GOP FUNORAtla It WIU Take Thia Invitation and l210 to 0. In Caaa Paclfica. the home ol Mr. and Mn. Ricbw Nix- on, wiU be opened this moRVl to a group of GOP loyalists who will pay $250 to meet the former president and fint lady. THE UNITED Republican Finance Committee of Oraa1e County has announced lt will boal a cocktail recep· lion at the Nlxons' San Clemente home Aug. 27. A finance tommittee spokesman said the event. open oRly lo those with invitations, is expected to draw "several hundred 1Uesta." The cocktail party will mark only the s~d tlru the former Western White House bas been opened to out.aiders since the Nlxons retired there four years ago. THE NIXONS remained in seclusion until earlier this year when they hosted a party for a group or former Viet· nam War prisoners. In February. the grounds of the home were opened to bus tours that attracted 8.008 people as part of the 50th an· niversary of the founding of San Clemente. Nh,on has begun making infrequent public ap· pearances. Last month be appeared in Hyden. Ky .• to ded· icaie a recreation complex and in October he·aepeared at anollier GOPTttndralser In'Newport BeaCli. - THE LATEST fundraising event is being co-hosted by Robert J . FTuor. chairman or the Fluor Corp. and Dr. Arnold 0 . Beckman, chairman of Beckman lmtcumenta. Inc. Funds from the cocktail party will be used to support ReP,ublican party activities in Orange County. Soviets PrOmised No Interference? COLOGNE. Germany <AP> - Leonid-8r•zhen&v told libera~ Czechoslovak Comm uni st leaders in 1968 that President Johnson assured him the United States would not do anything to stop the Soviet invas ion of Czechoslovakia. one of the Czech leaders reports in a book being published this week in West Germany. The author. Zdenek Mlynar. was a Communist Party seeretary who writes that he was present when Brezhnev met Aug. 26 in Moscow with Alex· ander Dubcek, leader of the re· f'...-PageAJ KIDNAP ••. very adept.atlt."Ochoasaid. said. Police have distributed 1.000 Oyers with the pair's picture to California Highway Patrol Of· fices and truck stops throughout the state. All points bulletin11 have been senl to law enforcement agen· cles in the nationwide search for the little girl and mother. form regime in Prague. and otbe"n" C11Tested after the in-vasion Aug. 20. Mlynar's book "Nachfrost ... 'Night Frost> says Brezhnev told them Johnson's assurances of non-intervention came from the White House on Aug. 18, two days before 500.000 Warsaw Bloc t r o o p s c r ·o s s e d i n t o Ciecboslovakia to crush the Liberalization movement known as the "Prague Spring.·· Huntington Pair Sued in Dog Bite A Huntington Beach eouple who claim their neighbors· dog climbed over the fence and bit their 3-year-old son last May 1 has sued tbe neighbors for $300,000 in damages. Named as defendants in the Orange County Superior Court lawsuit filed by Karen and William Reitz, 15441 Columbia Lane. are Ronald Mayeda and Donald L. Grana, 15442 Stanford St. Sheriff Offers Orange County Sherm Brad Gates testified Tuesday before a Federal Grand Jury lo Loe Anaelea lnvesttgattn1 un· specified allegations of PollliqJ corruption made a1ai111t hJm. Gates asked to teatafy 1alt week In what he said wu an -.. tempt to hurry tbe lnveab1ation alon1. Hla request was answered in a subpoena that ended with him spendfnl about 45 minutes wttb the jury. The sheriff said queatloaa atked him centered on lm loan applications he made when bulldln1 a ne• hilltop home tn San Juan Capistrano. The sheriff said be was aJao asked about his relationship with person.a he bad never beard of and doesn't know. ''J'm hoplna and eapectiq whatever um is au about to be cleared up within lbe next rew weeks," Gates said. "I'm cer. tain a statement will be fortbcomlna clearing me of any wron1doing in whatever tbeH allegations are all about." The probe began in early Apria' when the FBI announced lt was launching an investigation into allegations ot alleaed political corruption. While Gates' accusers re- mained anonymou and the aJ. legations somewhat of a mystery. the sheriff said the in· vestteaton were acting properly when responding to apparent al- legations made by a penon or persons unknown. ,,... P,..e A.I POPE • .: •• against terrorists along the route to St. Peter's Basilica. With Italy plagued by polltlcal k ldnapping. kneecappang, murder and bombing. the gov· ernment was wary of an attempt by the Red Brigades or some other terrorist group to make new headlines. Kneecappin1 is shooting a person in the knees. A century ago, during the funeral of Pope Pius IX in February 1878. anti-clerical radicals tried to throw the coffin into the Tiber River. Mounted police dispersed them. Crowds bad gathered for the third day at the summer palace to me past the body of the poD· - tiff who reisned over the Roman Catholic Cliurcli for 15 years. More than 50.000 made the journey Monday and Tuesday to the viUaae in the Alban Hills whe re he died Sunday night after a heart attack. The body was encased in triple caskets of cypress lined with scarlet silk, lead and oak. In ac- cordance with papal custom. a velvet bag containing each of the Vatican coins and medals struck during Pope Paul's reign was placed in the inner casket along with a scroll listing bis en· cyclical letters and other major documents. The motorcade included the pope's relatives. high-ranking church orficials and represen· tatives or the Italian govern· ment. Urban Aid Sought WASHJNGTON <API -Prest· dent Carter. after sig ning federal loan guarantees for New York City. flew back to the Whale House today to meet with mayors of other cities who are seeking Sl billion more in annual aid for troubled urban centers. Lynn Hort HART'S John Hort SPORTING GOODS 538 CENTER ST. • COST A MESA • 646-1919 WE WILL BE CLOSED FOR VACATION AUG. 13, ~hru AUG. 20 OPEN FOil IUSINESS AGAIN AUG. 21 ., . 00.IFOANIA Spendlag Limit Democrats' Plan Sent to Assembly • SACRAMENTO <AP> -Democrat.I, n.atn& t.Mtr poUUcal muacl• ln an l Uon y•u, bav• kiU.S a ftepubUcan 11*Mfln• Umlt and sent lb lr own plan to the A.PcmblY floor. By a M vote. tM Democrat-ctomlnated AtHmbly Re\tenue 1nd TauUon Ooauntt\w approved a t!Oftltltutlonal amendment Tua· day that would Ut state 1pendinc lncreun to personal Income JfOWlh It la Jtmltar to a prop()SIJ made by Edmund Brown Jr. after ~otera ll)proved Propottllon l.S. TllB COllMmaa T8SN ADIO\JaNED lnatead ot vot.1n1 on ll GOP llmit t~at Republtcant 11ld wu touaher Uwn the OcmocraUc propo111. l:arller. the J>Uel apprcwed a oae-timt. MOO rolWon lncome tax cut tbat wwld '**t \M ma taxpayer credit from *25 to 1100 (or an Individual and from '50t.oat0t'for • mamed ~pie. . That blU, AB .. by Aaemblymu Lawrence K.apUolr. D·S.n Ple10,wuMnttotMANemblyWaysandMeanaCommlUHonal3-0 vote. IN cmtE• ACTION, A BILL av 9SN. Derp1t1 Carptlnter, R· Newport Beach, that would ad.lust tneome tu bnckell annually for lnnauon died on a &-1 vote, two short ol lbt majority deeded ror pasaaae ln the 15-member committee. VOTE ON REPUBLICAN Bill DELAYED Awmbtrmen WHiie Brown Munchea Bag of Nuts Wedneeday, August 9. 1978 Appeal Pledged $11 Million NBC Lawsuit Dismissed SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -Attorney Marvin Lewis said be plans to immediately appeal a Judie's dnmlual ot an SU mllUon laWIUit claiming NBC's showing of the movie "Born Innocent" prompted the rape of a &-year-old girl. In throwing out the case, Superior Court Judce Robert Dolaee ruled Tuesday that the network was protected by the free speech provisiona of the First Amend· ment. He noted that he ruled pre- viously that Lewis could proceed with the case onJy on the basis of arguing that NBC Intended to "incite" a crime by showin1 the rape of a young girl with a plumber's plunger in the 1974 film. But Lewis didn 'lfoJlow that ruling. he said. LEWIS REPRESENTS Valeria Niemi and her daughter Olivia, who was 9 when she was sexually anaulted by three ib"b on a San Francilco beach four days alter the mm was shown on national television. Mra. Niemi aaJd the attack wa. prompted by tbe TV ftlm and aalled 11 miWon in com- pensatory damacea and 110 million in punlllve damacea acain1\ NBC aDd its local af- filiate, 'KRON-TV. The Democratic 1pe1'dtna limit is SCA tl by Sen. John -Oanmendt. D-cMotetuame Hill. ~ lt wUI IO oo-the November stat• ballot U the MJ Auembl.y b8_aaes ll and the Senate approves Aaaembly amendmenta by Aui. Nude Bathers Get Reprieve "Aa long as our neck was on the block and the axe had to fall it'a Jus\ as well that it bappen;l today,' he said Tuesday. ''This 1et1 us to the appellate courts even faster." THE APPEAL, HE SAID, would challenge the Judge's "ex- cessive authority" in narrowlna the legal grounds for the trtal and preventing Lewis from arguing negligence and reek~ lesanesa. BUT 8£NATE &EPU8UCAN LEADD Georte Deulanejlan, ~latm'inj lht'. Garamendl measure was too weak, indicated that Senate Republicans might try to block it ID favor ol a poalble 1980 tnltlatlve. "I suspect that we wllJ oppose it," he said, calltng the measure ''a rumnam kind of approach." A Democratic property tax cut bill died on the last night or \be 1977 leeislative session. In part because S.nate RepubUeans re- fused to vote for it. SINCE THE PASSAGE OF PltOP08JTION U, pressure has been buildl.ng for a limit on state and local 1ovemment apendina. Republicans bad been pusbing an amendment by DeukmeJf an, the GOP candidate ror attorney general, that tied state and local spending increases to rises ln the cost of Uvin1 and population, a standard they said was tighter than income f?Owth. But that measure, SCA 42, died when the committee ad· Journed. Bill on Farm Land --=-------__ , SANTA ROSA <AP) -Nude sunbathers on the Russian River have a one-week reprieve after Sonoma County supervisors de- la)'ed voting on an ordinance to ban all public nudity. Supervisor's put off voting on the ordinance for one week Tuesday to get legal opiniom from the sheriff, district at- torney's office and court person- nel. RUSSIAN RIVER residents had complained that nudity, sex acts and public defecation were ruining the wholesome at· mosphere of the resort area about ~ miles north or San Francisco. Other residents contended that nude sunbathing is a healthy ex- perience and should not be curtailed. They suggested a beach be set asidP for it. "PEOPLE WHO LIVE along the river have had an intolerable situation long enough," said George T. DeLong, who with fellow supervisor Will Johnson objected' to the delay. Others on the board ques· Honed whether the proposed or- dinance should make violators guilty of a misdemeanor and s ubject lo jail terms or only fines. . Board Chairman Brian Kahn noted the state Penal Code already makes public sex acts il- legal. ~ .. Plug into our S.AM.E.& Jay Gerber, associate general counsel for NBC, said Dossee's ruling represented "an extreme- ly slgnlflcant victory. "We think that the ruling means that unless Incitement can be shown, auita of tbJa kJnd wtll not lie as a matt•r of law against any broadcast mtdia or newspaper," be said. Preservation Expires SACRAMENTO CAP> -For the fourth straight year. efforts to stop the bulldorzing of prime farm land in California have died in tbe Legislature. Assemblyman Victor C&Jvo, D· Mountain View, let his bill, AB 1900. expire without a vote Tuesday in the Senate Natural R esources and WUdltre Committee. ( BRIEFS J 1972 and continuing to date, Goodrich and others conspired "to fix. raise. maintain and stabilize prices" on lire sales to the public by the manuraeturer and certaJn indepen· dent retail tire dealers in the West.· It's one appliance that wotit cost you a cent. He told reporters he was one short of the needed five votes in the nine- member committee, which has ap· proved similar bills in the past only to see them die in the Senate Finance Commit~. - Ge•llrlda Siied .SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -8 . F. Goodr ich Co. hu been accused ii federal court of conspiring to fi~ prices of automobile tires for the pas1 six years in violation of antitrust Jaws. The suit, flied by the Justice Department Tuesday in U.S. District Court, alleges that starting before State Panel Backs Minimum Booz~ Markups SACRAMENTO <AP> -A stalt Senate committee has voted to im- pose minimum markups for alcohol and end the price-cutting that followed the slate Supreme Court's ruling aiainst Calilornia 's old fair- trade liquor law. By a 7-3 vote Tuesday, the Senate Govermental Organization Commit-tee sent AB 935 by Assemblyman Richard Alatorre, D-Los Angeles, on to the Senate Finance Committee. The Assembly-passed bill, sponsored by the California Retail Liq- uor Dealers Association, would re. Quire beer, wine and hard spirits to be sold no cheaper than 6 percent above the cost to the retailer. C..i~t A~eepted LOS ANGELES <AP> -Five locals of the Retail Clerks Union have voted by a 62.4 percent margin to accept a contract offer by Gemco membership department stores, a union spokesman aald . "There'll be no strike," said spokesman Bob McGrath. adding that Tueaday's vole puts into effect a three-year contract retroactive to Ju· ly 3 for non-food department employees at all Gemco stores in Southern California. The retail clerks are negotiating a separate contract with major food chains, including Lucky Stores Inc., which runs the food department at Gemco. 7BersaDeod CHULA VISTA <AP>-Sevenborses have died since Monday at Bradley's Bonita Valley Farm east or Chula Vis- ta from a mysterious ailment believed ca used by a toxin In grain mixture. Owner Robert Bradley said five of the animals died Tuesday. He said autopsies are being performed on three horses. One was killed by a veterinarian to free It from suffering. llelltC...CrelSOllflht SAN DIEGO <AP> -The Fair Rent CoallUon has presented the city clerk with petitions bearing 42,500 signatures seeking to place a rent control inJtiattve before the voters in November. Coalition representative Martin Wagner delivered two gaily wrapped boxes containing the petitions tues- day to City Clerk Charles Abdelnour, sa)'ini. ''Here, this is for you." ~e ·~,/) ~~ ',, ~ .. :-1 ........ •r ~~ f///lr-...sa:leatt ~ ... ~o~ teelll .,. lost naed*"Y to gum • 8~' disorders than from any other cause. Yet 4'v perloc:Uc dental care from an oral health ' specialist like Or. Rtck Schoen can u1ualty remedy the altuatton. Or. Schoen offers· complete tarnlly dental health ' MNloe. And for a lot leu thin ~ might think. Our oomputer can help you sa~ money and energy. It will give you a personalir.ed print-out on how to saw electricity in your 00me. Just mail In the ooupon below. You1J get back a short question· naJre aaking about the size of your home, how you heat it and <X>Ol it, what sort ol applianres YoU wae and so on. Fill it out arid :we'll feed it into ourS.A. V. E.S. computer. Out will come • .. ~ .. ..... ,, A tn>uP of San Francilco cona'1ltanta haa auu ted Huntt.ncton Be h offlci&Ji .crap one of the laat romadn· tnan ilhborhoodtr tlona-tbellbraey. fl\StJ ild ol Ute famllW c~ bJ'anch llbTart . th 1&udit 'uluJe ts resld ta nu Oil a ta.rd at centrally located booths and watt for~ favcrite book ln the mall. Tbat'a l*Obab'1 tome"9lat more etnclent ln U.ht of current anU ·tU 1J*M1in1 meuuret1. But it'• not Uie the old days. or coune the ttnlral bbrary will remain. but 1one would be the da)'• ol broninl throuab the stactu or your ctcilbborboocl lil>r@l'Y or Pass1na time In the lobby wtth a newsp~or maaaame. f'lllinl out a card and ••ltlnl for a Ubrary book lbroufh the mall does take some Of the tburm -and con· veniente -a~ from the ctty'1 readera. The audit does IUll Uiit folk.a in hospltall and con- v ale~cent homes be visited fTequenUy by "bookmoblle" ty~ procrams. Welcome or not. the audit ls provocative 1n these bud&et-tiebt clay&. The cit.,Y ahould re~valunte Its spend - '"8· even thoulh th combined cost of the library-public works-golice_department audit& was S18.000. New ~008 wee tbeH snould be examined for siwings. But let's face lt, in these po t tax-revolt days lhey sometlme.s mean t.he end of time-honored traditions. Missing the Target? HlUltingt.oo Beach's so-~ed fact-finding complaint committee bas finally held its first meeting and is ap- parently ready to take on a varied number of tasks. The unit was formed after a rash of police brubllity complaints and a report that the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights was investigating similar charges during the past year. But now the seven-member panel, which includes three former or present law enforcement officials, seems to be looking elsewhere. Its first studies will be chronic car towing complaints at a downtown liquor store and problems that the public may inffict on the police. Is this the intended direcUon of the committee? Fom>ation ol thia committee may..bave been-timed to ealm the residents wb°'aaserted that .some police officers used loo much force during July 1 and 4 incidents. The purpose of the unit appears to have been diluted and the process of sorting out the prol>lems regarding police in the city may become a long and pointless process. No doubt the other problems warrant careful study. But let's not forget the circumstances under which the committee was formed. Unneeded Rudeness Well. that's gratitude. Three former Huntington Beach planning com· missioners recently received the reluctant thanks or the current unit members. But the current planners decided it would not be too gooct an idea lo hofd a "thank you" dinner for ex· commissioners Prim Shea, Susie Newman and Dr. Frank Hoffman. Commissioner Dan Stern took a strong stand against the three ousted planning unit members and called their performance in their last few months in office "shabby ... It should be noted that a new, four-person majority was elected to the City Council in April and the planning unit members serve at the council's pleasure. Another interesting fact is that Mrs. Newman sup- ported Dr. Hoffman in his unsuccessful bid as a City Council candidate. It's probably true that a farewell dinner for the former commissioners mitht not draw much enthusiasm from current and ex-members. But surely the hours they devoted to their city de· sern' more than rudeness. • Opinions expressed 1n the space above are those of the Daily Pilot. Other view!' expressed on this page are those of their authons and artists. Reade' comment Is Invited. Address The Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone {714') &42·"321. Boyd I All Heart ByLM.BOYD That old contention that bankers are heartless doesn't hold up. Take the case ot Wendy Westfall, for.instance. She was a teller at the Finl N alional Bank of Scotla. Lawmen took her by the arm, though. charging her with embealement, and the court put her on probation for two yean. 1be bank then gave her a four-year loan to repay the mooey. All grownups at one time or another in their lives have had mooonucloosis. Or so the medlocos believe. Tbat, they say, is wby it rarely al· ructs anybody over 30. Im.· munity sets in early. Once you've bad it. you'll never get it again. Dear Gloomy Gus W~aa Carter done n about his plc- tue beina put ao the cover of lluatler 1naaadne? l'ct •ue for a blWon -andwtnt G.R.P. King lbn Saud was not the moat married man In bis· tory. He only wed about 400 women before bis deatb in 1953. A number of potentates racked up higher matrimonial scores. Wbat makes tbe Saudi Arabian'• record so noteworthy is the fact that be never saw the faces of any of those brides before the weddlngs. Q ... What name did actor Nike Connors start out wttht" A. Krekor Ohanian. Tboee movie script writers •bo've had tbelr Apache Jo. dlan characters refer to whii. men u "white eyes" 1ot tt riaht. ln Geronimo'• time, that was the standard Apache nomenclature for the whites. Q. "What was the first Q8· lion to u.5e tanks in war?" A. Great Britain. At the Battle of Somme durlog World War I. More than one llYVJ soul hu won a bar bet by con· tendlnt that the Wincbeeter rlne wu not destined by O.H. Wincbettet\ bUt .. atbtr by one 8.8. Hotc~ Claim ts that an elephtnt11 heartn1 LI ao acute tt can .bear tbe ta.ad ol a moute. tnterQtlna, lf true. Surely you know tbal polsosi oak llll 't oak po'bon Ivy lln't lvy. Robert N. WNCl/Publllher Thome• K .. vu /Editor S.rbar• Krtlblch/l!dltorlal P1191 Editor Earl Waten Drawing a Bead on Justice B~d .:· Jn th• pt.ten mootha alnce abe waa named C1'1ef Juatlce, ROI• Ellaablth Bird hu been 1tudloualy m8'lntatnln1 a low profile Her •PPolntment by Gov•rnor Jury Brown beln1 one of tbe moat coatro.veralal ever made to tho bl•h court. 1bo ta wen awar. of tbe fact the mu.t stand before the voten ln November. Normally an out1p0ken ad· •vocatt of auc h causes aa womea'a Ub, clvll rlcht1. enera)' con- servallon. an- ti-nuclear de- v el op me nt and environ· mental pro· tecUon. her unnatural restraint was evideot even before Senator H.L. "BUI" Richardson vowed to spend a million dollars to defeat her at the general election. So her concurrence in a S to 2 decision holding that forcible rape and sexual abuse does not Itself con.sUtute "great bodlty in· jury" bas been seized upon with great glee by Richardson and others who have been looking for persuasive indictments against Bird to present to the voters. THE R~PE of the young woman named Maria was a particularly vicious and degrad· ing one during which all forms of perversion were committed at knife point causing untold psychological and emotional trauma. But because the knife wounds were superficial and, ujde fn>m the...se.x.ua.l intrusions., - her body was not damaged, the court .refused to impose lhe stiff prlson sentences provided for i:apist.s..who injure victims. . The ruling was ba~ upon a state law which provides sUi!h sentences in cases where "great Mailbox bodily lnJUJY" hu been doH. Rlchardaoo flnda Bird'• cbaractertutioa ot tht crime u "outra1eoua. 1hocklng and deapicable" contrad!etQry to her coicurrence In the decision which held the victim 'a lnjurtea not to be "slpl(tcant or 1ubltan· tlal. •• He HY• "Plycboloflcal harm can leave scan that are intensely deeper and more last· lne than a scar on the body." His view was an echo of tbe dis- sen Ung opinion by Justices WUH•m P. Clark. Jr. and Frank It. Richardson who wrote "un· der no reasonable view or lbe evidence could the victim's in- juries ln this case be deemed trivial or insil(Jlificant. ·• '' H4rA-kirt.'' Whether it was he r eigb\ years as a deputy public ~ fender which impelled her a~ pathy to the defendant OT so~ notion of divordna herself from the role or a champion of women's rights may never ~ known. But her stated re~ that the court must follow "legislative Intent" don't mattb up with the recent trend of supreme court decisions. lN TIDS CASE THE court was only called upon to interpret the languag~ of the law which is.4; proper role for the court. It is,; rar cry fl'Om the actions of UJl!.f court which has, without aJlY.• pretense ol corustitutlonal issuftS1~ been pursuing the dangero6~ course of legislating new la,¥' completely in opposition to exbt, Ing statutes. .'-~~ No better example of thia d~: regard for legislative intent ~ad be found than in the court's. U vs Yellow Cab decision in 19°(5· which overturned the statutes bO· contributory negligence in favOc- of the comparative negllgenee doctrine. In that case the laws had stood for 103 years during· which the Legislature bad re· peatedly reviewed and refused proposals to change them. WHILE .violation or a woman: may not today be considered the heinous crime it once was when the victim's kin were consideted wholly justified in seeking out and killing lbe rapist, it remains a reprehensible deed and the case before the court involv~ rape of lhe worst kind .. Maybe Bird's lack or judicial P.1'!\"...rlenc('~ ~en-bei: li.mited.. legal experience will not matter to the voters but it is certain that the "Rape of Maria " will be a household ~ by the time the Novembet' election rolls around 1r Senator Richardson has his way. Is the Press Overlooking Carter's Sins? · To the Editor: Aller all the headlines and stories about Watergate that ap- peared in your and other newspapers, we now wonder why the press is completely overlooking President Carter's possible violations or national law. We should say that altbouah we hold no brief for Mr. Nixon's lying about the Watergate af. fair. that sort or poliUcal party "warfare" has long gone on. The disturbing matter that now concerns us is Jimmy Carter's report of spending for the 1976 campaign. As I'm sure most people are aware, in 1976 for tbe first time taxpayers picked up all campaign ex- penses. which in theory was to be a turning point toward cleaner government. Mr. Carter bas been in the White House for more than a year, but the siJC ·member Federal Election Committee ba.so't issued an audit or how he spent the $21.8 million in tax funds to get there. ACCORDING to commission regulations, campaign treasurers are supposed to re- port details of all expenditures exceeding $100. giving the public the explanation of such cam· paign moneys. According to the Wall Street Journal, "bis campaign spent nearly $500,000 foe otherwise un- specified •get-out-the-vote' ac. tlvitiea to beat Mr. Ford ; another $279,000 for 'mis- cellaneous otlice expenses'; and $603,000 more isn't described in any way. on the around that au wa1 spend ln sums of less than $100. .. In cootraat, Mr. Ford's cam- paign reported unltembed ex· penditurea ~ •.ooo. • 'Tbe C&J14!r reports also COO· taln nwn.en>U1 apparent errors and dbenpancles. Olle involves • listed eQeDditure Of $10, 10l.54 to a 1Ubeidlary ol lltM!er • Flnn, Inc. lJI Ne• York. Chairman David Finn aays hia firm bUled the Carter campalp f10l.6' for deslsninl aome brkhuns." The Jountal •8YS tbe mystery of the other 110,000 remains a question. Mr. Finn checked twice and bu absolutely no record or bllllfll or recelvinl that $10,000. Tbe Journal a1ao mentioned a Mr. John Matthews ~ Jacltaoft. ville, F1a. who WU lifted II the recipient of $2.000 from ti\• Carter campaign. Mr. Matthews ••>'11 be merel1 cubed a checlr aa a tavor~ for the local Caner coordmator. There were many, m•D¥ other cletail• ot d.lacNl)ances Usted b1 tbe Wall Street Joumat. lo steal secrets from the other. something that has gone on ror years. CATHERlNE COSGROVE HALLBERG Pe.non Adrice To tbe Editor: We team through expensive le ssons . I h ave Just learned one that I would like to pass along to fellow union carpenters and others who come under pension runds. l. Save all check stubs: 2. save all records of hours worked, such as the paper sent out by the state employment office and the vacation fund; 3. cbeck on your pension every three years. Arter three years, you can throw the records away because they won't change anything. U you don't appeal every three years, you lose your right to ap. peal. You see. the pension fund for the carpenters is controlled by the contractors and the union. It ls not to the advange of the fund to police the contractors, ap- parently; it is certainly not to the advantage of the contractors to police the contractors. and the union apparently does not. NO REPORT of hours credit- ed ls sent out to the carpenters. They can check with their local. but It ls sometimes June or July getting to the locals for the pre. vious year and only old men near retirement usually check. l have lived in the same house since 1919 and I lost a lot of my records. I couldn't ba\fe proved Sydney Harris a lot of the years m the sixties ' even if l were allowed to. but f was shorted ~e~ Q\larters during that time. Either_: the COO· tractor didn't send the money in or the fUnd received the money and didn't credit me with it. The runny thing is that accord· ing to my local union record. I had my time. but according to the record ol the fund in Loa& Beach, I was short. This is just a free lesson to carpenters and other people coming under pension funds . Check on your fund. You may be the only one pollcing them. This is a sad story, but true. JIM BOLDING 6•• S,.elllter To the F.ditor: I read with surprise that I am to be a "spokesman <sic> for the gay community" of Laguna Beach, a~ to the crack research ol the Daily Pilot. While l note your reporting some of the many positive con- tributions of the local "gay" populace, It must be reported that gay people played the minor yet very significant role in the very broad-based, well· informed efforts to retain Chief Sparks. The official spokesperson of Laguna's gay minority should have been recopiled and his speech reported: 'lbat was Alan Robertson, representing the 400-plus members of lhe Laguna Beach Coalition for Human Rights. I only represented myself in advocacy ot law and justice of. No qulues for several months, 6. "Ertglond upecfs ewrw man you say? Well, they're bard to to do hia dutJI." Wbo said tt, upon devise and I haven't had the wbat oecqloo? time. Here is a somewhat dif· 7. "From flw 1ttblirM ro•ttw ferent kind -a welJ.ltnown ndlc1dow." Wbo said it. refer· quotation, with or wlthout rtng to what situation be was in? author, and you are asked to a. "He 'l.l)OI ~ oJ an tut#, but tor provide the background. HaU· -irw rtght ls "'8pectable, and the f1rst oU ttm1." Who aald It Of whom? ewes a relatJvely slinple exam· I . "td UM chips 11'1 eohlrt U.., pie: fn4M/'' Wbo tafd 1t, where, on 1. "I com1, I ..aw, 1 CO!lqUmd'' wb.at occasion! -Julius Caesar. Whet• did be 10. "No man can •mit t1Do :°ue~~ to, and what dld be COO· =~~· Uw <f:r!:!:.,:tt'r; 2• ·•.it QOW'71mnt o/ lo1ot, and"°' refeninl to? otmn."WhoaaldlttowlaOln1 ANSWEas: 3. ..~. lflc lkJttd 1'9at Jffdl t. Hee.me to Alla. defeatinl 110"·.. Who aald lt to whom? Pbamatts, lD a 1.ut battlt at v t.eta. 4. "10@._,,.. firf '*" ~. t John A4anu, ii ~ tM Orldl.fr.'1':What waa GrfdJoy IUP. MHHchuaeU. Stet. Coaat.ltU· posed toflre at, and where? Uon. a. "Y°" ._. ~ tCJ '°" hlf a. Edmund B•rll• te tta• by and for the Laguna residen~: JAY MURLEY .; £ .......... =:·. To the Edjtor: . I have recently become aware that the County of Orange is con- templating lhe construction of massive silt control facilities in the San Diego Creek Watershed.: This action is currenUy being written ento the ·•208 " Watershed plan for Newport Up- per Bay and upstream areas. It is interesting that the county and the allied growth indus&()t through their oootroJ of the l(>Cpl "208" planning agency eo\Jld contemplate spendin1 up to :*1 million of taxpayers' money lo subsidize development. Local environmental grouP5 have been asking that sill be controlled through cost effective source control techniques. These mechanisms would not binder growth and would protect the downstream residents and boal owners from paying expensivl' dredging bills. It is about time that our s upervisors realized that the public i.s tired of pie• ing up the cost of developers mismanagement. HENRY EAGER • ~from rtadnt en~ TM riglal fo cOlldenu ~ to /fl ~ or 11imfnat1 Ubel la r~ Ldkn of JOO coorda or laa tDill be Qtwll pn/~1. AU letters ml&d fa- dwff apature OJld maUatg oddrua bid 1lelt'IWI mclW be tOitMefd OW , .. quell if alf /tciftl ~ii QAIClf W . PocfPv 10tU "°' bf pt&blilt\ecl. • economic legislation that would make people dependent upon tbe aovemment fo'r bread. • 4. Admiral Georae Dewey, near Marilla, ordered hls captalQ to destroy the S~.nish Oeet lri the Philippines 1n 1898. 5. To the "workera of tbe world" by Man aPd ltqela, to the commsauc Moldf•.to. 6. Nelson's last sicnal as ho lay dying at the Battle of Tratalear. 7. Napoleon. In a lette;' describing hi• retreat rroQi Moaeow in J.8U. · 8. 8en Jonson, commemor.t! Inf hit colleague. Wltlla SllatespMn. t . Roscoe COnltllng nomlnA~ Int President Grant for a tb1N term at the ~ieu Coov..-Uon lntblcqo. la. I 1 . Where Ls your moral loctlpA· tlon toward Mr. Carter's vtrJ que1Uonable use of public money? on. can't for1•i bow r11hteouslj oUtraced you were about ~ poUtlcaJ party trytn• pr cMiftt.'• TO wbat ll'OUP •• Brltlab Parllameat. la 17115, Cbl• •ddreued. by wbom•'...::;,i~~~•:r&ulu AHlD~ 1oc11l and to. God Ud )laqamoo ::::;c:;~~~:~ • • Today,'• CltHd_, N.Y. Steeks WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1978 TEN CENTS J. Yow BreakforR ? • ' COLOGNE, Germany (AP> - Leonid Bredlenev told liberal Czechoslovak Communlat leaders in 1988 that President Johnson auured him the United States would not do anything to atop the Soviet lnvaston of , Czechoslovakia. one of~· Csecb leaden reports in a book betnf published this week in West Germany. The authol', Uenek Mlynar, was a Communist Party seeretary who writes that he was preaent ~ Brennev met Aq. JI In llOICOW witb Alex· ander Dubcek. leader of tbe re- form realme In Pra1ue, and others arrested after the In- vasion Aua. JO. Mlynar's boot ••Nachfrost." -<Nigh~ Frosn say&-Bttzbnev told them Johnson's uau.rances of non·interYenUon came from the White House on Aq. 18, two days before •.ooo Warsaw Bloc troops crossed Into Czechoslovakia to cru1h tbe liberalization movemeoi known as the ''Prque SorinJr. •• Brezhnev reportedly told the Czec:hoslovab the Soviet 1ov· emment was ready to risk a con· fiagratlon IC the Soviet domina· lion ot East.em Europe won in World War It was 1eoparaized. But Brezhnev aaid Johnson's U· surances made plain there was no danger of East-West war. Mlynar continues: Brezhnev said he asked CSee LBI. Page AU Adt1lt Restriction Irvine Aivaits Suit By PIDUP BOSMAJllN Of ... Diie, "" ..... The lrvine City Council de· cided Tuesday to stay clear of a homeowners dispute in wbkh a community association passed u..i.e..s .Lo-r-a.a-t.~-u...e ne!ghl2orhoo<l to adult.a~ despite the fact that several f ammes already live there. The council decided to await the outcome of at least one lawsuit filed against the Orangetree Patio Homes Associ· lion. Realdent Lee Parpst, father of an inf ant child, ls suing the as· sociation on grounds Its acUons. in effect, are forcing him to move. Homeowners in the north· central Irvine community voted in July to bar future residentB Selection under 18. 8lld to bar minors cur· rently llvinl there from using any commonly owned recrea· tional faclllties. Some residents with children appeared before the council last lllOl\ltflli'"liJi Uiil lflntel'VeDe. - Councilmen expressed ~n cern that the association action might reduce 1lvailable family housing in the city, despite the fact that the development was approved in 1974 as "adult· oriented" with the promise of developer Presley Homes to ~U the units to adults without children. Councilmen also were con- cerned that the city might be sued. City Attorney James Erick.son ColJ,SOan; ------ told the councU Tuesday that the city i• under no obligation to setr Ue the dispute. He als0-advised that councilmen could, lf they wanted. pass an ordinance that would forbid hou~~tf dls-crhiilnafioo agalnst ra · es.-· Though the council stopped short of that, Councilman Larry Asran "Said be might propose such legislation unless the homeowners work out a com· promise among themselves. Councilwoman Mary Ann G aido suggested the association might amend its new rules. which became effective Aug. l . so that children could use recreational facilities during normal adult working hours. ~ C8ee l&VINE, Pa1e AZ) Tnistees --. - -~ -Process ·ThUnderstorms Ret11rn? Backed Cnast Gets Lightning, Thumler Display Dollm-Falla LONDON CAP> -Tbe price ol told bit record bighs "' $208 and $208..25 an ounce on Europe's ma. Jor bullioa markets today a$ tbe dollar bit lows against the West German mark andtheSwissfranc. To Weigh Budget Thunderstorms that /lashed through parts of Orange County Tuesday night may be back again tonight, a National W"ather Service spokeswoman said. The storms . with their il· luminatine pyrotechnics . caused brief widespread power outages, flickering lights and a rew minutes of rain along the coast. They were the result of moist air from the Pacific, the spokeswoman said. She said the storms had been centered on Arizona and central California for the past week but were pushed to the coast by an eastern flow of air. • Humidity s hould r e m ain a sticky 70 percent, while high temperatures should be 72 to 75 degrees at the beaches and near 90 degrees inland , the spokeswoman said. Low tem- pel'8tures should range from 66 to 72 degrees, she said. Little damage was reported along the Orange Coast from the li~btnina .and thunder display Coast Some night and early mornlnf low clouds and local 01 witb slight cbance of late afternoon or Jaighttime thun - dershowers. Lows tonight 66 to 72. Highs Thursday from 70s at beaches to .ear 90 inland. INSIDE TOD" Y The Slllf ploued aome oJ ii• Md soccn ol IM .teOIOl'I, bMt waa bocked out of th ~off•~ San Diego 2-J. ~e dorf, Bl. ... .,.,. .. .. M .... .. .. .... Ar •• • .,_ .. M M that arrived between 6 and 10:30 p.m . and varied widely from spot to spot. In Huntington Beach, light- ning ignited brush at 6: 19 p.m. along Golden West Street near Garfield Avenue but was ex- tinguished by firemen within 15 minutes. The Southern California Edison Company reported a few lines down and some 30·second outages in Huntington Beach. Costa Mesa. Irvine a nd the Newport Beach blufls area. During the spotty rail'IS, gauges in Laguna Niguel. Ne wport Beach. Huntington Beaeh and <See RAIN, Pate A%) Irvine Tax Relief Gets Mayor's Help Irvine Mayor Bill Va rdoulis was directed by unanimous vote of the City Council Tuesday to work with state Assemblyman Ron Cordova <D-EI Toro> on leglslatlon affordln1 property tax relief for Irvine Company leaseholders. In Irvine and in Newport Beach, about S,000 owners of buildlnp -4,000 of them in· divldual bomeo~ners -who lease their land from the Irvine Company face rugher tax bills than their neighbors. · The Orange County Counsel bas directed the county ass~ to value all Irvine Company lands -including the leased properties -at ¥arch, 1978 levels rather tban the 1975 rollback levels provided by Proposition 13. The Irvine Company was sold in 1977. Under Proposition 13, land that changes ownership is reassessed. The Irvine Company has been seeking exemption lrom the rule on growlds that, thou1b com- pany stock was sold, the firm re- mained essentially as it was. Leaseholders bad no part ln the transaction. The company, the lrvifte City Council, and Cordova believe an assessment at higher levels of leasehold land unfairly penalizes the residents. The differenei! in tax bills bas been esUmated at $100 to $200 per homeowner, or up to SO percent more than the leaseholders would pay under the 1975 rollback date In Proposition 13. Should the director who replaces resigned Irvine Ranch Water District board president Lansing Eberling be appointed from public candid1ltes who ran and lost in the board's first publlc elect.ion last November? The Irvine City Council unan· imously agreed Tuesday that he should. Mavor Bill Vardoulis was directed to write a letter to the board ur2ing the action. Eberling, one of five water board directors whose positions are filled by Irvine Company ap- pointments. announced his res- ignation July 31, citing pressing business obligations. Two directors are elected by popular vote. The IrvinP Company, which under the or1anizatlon of the water district is entitled to ap- point directors because it owns nearly all the undeveloped land in the district, already has asked the board to appoint an Irvine Company executive. JI the board complies, as ex- pected. district treasurer War· ren D. Fix, company vice presi- dent for finance, will be appoint· ed Aug. 21. Were the Irvine Company to accede to the city request, the most likely public appointment would be of Engineer David Hansbrough, who was beaten by Wayne Clark last November by a margin of four votes. The Irvine City Council is SU· Ing the district in Superior Court to fore~ public elections of a ma- jority of the board dlrectora, on constttutlonal l{l'OQnds. In London. trading in gold opened at $207.2.S and edged to $20'1."5 before the city's five major bullion dealers set the price at $208 at their morning fix. ing session. The dollar showed a slight improvement In Tokyo, closing at 187 .60 yen. fractionally higher than Tuesday's closing. But in Europe tt was a dlf- lerent story. due to ••Jack of confidenei!, just as It always is,'' one London dealer said. Viet Plaque F1D1ds Nixed Without comment, the Irvine City Council turned down a r~ quest from county Supervisor Philip Anthony Tuesday for a public donation to a Vietnam veterans war memorial. Anthony seek.I money to pay lor a brome plaque inscribed with the names ol Oranie Coun- ty servicemen killed in Vietnam. It would be etected on a con- crete structure in the Santa Ana Civic Oenter at an estimaled cost of about '6,000. Councilman Arthur Aathony. himself a Vietnam veteran. SUI· 1eated the supervisor petition local service clubl for donations. ludge to DWdrich: Pay $15 By GARY oaANVILLE Ot ........... ...,, Oranie Count; Supervisor Ralph Dledrich was found cunty today of We,ally parklnc bls car on a county beach road and or· dered to pay a •J.J flDe. Worse, aa Dttdrlcll was tesU· fying tn South t>ranae County"· Jud\cial District Court, a marabal ticketed his car outaide the bulJdlni for m•at parldne. The double doM or bad news for Diedrlcb ended a twCHlay beartac before mumelpel court Judae Jobn c. Morrlson. that f4Jaturect i.thnony hm the ac· I cused county supervisor, as well as Sheriff Brad Gates. In the end, shortly before noon Judce Morrtaon ruled, "there ls no excuae under the law that would allow thiS man to park on a closed road." Juqe Momaon is serving o.n the south county bench for a vacattontnc Jurl1t. He is from ffumboldtCounty . Judce MoniJOD conceded that "tbl1 man ( Dtedrlch > bas •P· parently dedicated hl1 life to pubUc .ervitt. "However," the J~a• saJd, .. t leel that fact does not 1tve bim th• r\iht to ttolate ordinances other people are required to obey." Gatea teat.llled earlier in the day that h1t lnve&tiaators bad probed lnto d.reum.tbncea aur· roundln1 th• tlcket1n1 or Diedrich'• count)'·leued car the evenina of YlY 29 at Nlau•I Beach Park In tbe procaa, the lbetltf de· nled tbtll be peno•uaUy haa ever voided a ticket iJven to any clt.lMn The abet\ff allo Hld IOID* of hit own dePUtl• have nffiMCI parttni·. ticketa outside tile Trustees of the Irvine Un.lfiecf School District are expected to adopt a S27.6 million 1978-79 publication budget when they meet al 7:30 tonight at district offices, 29Cl Alton Ave . The publication budget is the document available for inspec- tion by the public prior to a Sept. 6 public hearing and final adop- tion of the budget. Copies are available at the dis- trict offices, weekdays 8 a.m. to 5:30p.m. The budget. despite property tax revenue reductions caused by passage of Proposition 13, is 4.6 percent greater than last year's spending plan. It includes $9.9 million in teacher's salaries. All salaries and employee benefits combined will cost taxpayers $18.7 million, or 67 .9 percent of the entire budget. Employee benefits are up 30.7 percent, chiefly be<:ause of, ac· cordt.ng to district business supertntendent Gene HartUne, boosts tn costs for unemploy· ment insurance. pension funds and health and welfare beneflta. District revenues are derived 61 percent from state sources, 16 percent from federal toW'CeS, and 22 percellt from local prop. ertytaxes. Before Proposition 13, the re- lationship between state so~ and local property taxes was la the reverse. Hartline predicts student enrolJment will increase some 10 percent, from U,747 to 12,183. SEIL FURNITURE 1BE BISI' W~Y When a Hunttn1ton Beach woman '1Janted to aeU her coucb and )ove seat abe went to the bat market ln town -tbe Dal· ly Piiot cla11lfled1. Tbe Htlafted cuatomer's ad Nad: C~cb fr lovfttal. Gold norat on wht wtsm. like ne• U2S. Ph ltlUMl~lUt P~e on t.be Oran•• Coast uow bow to aell ao11:1ethlq faat. ney caU ta-'8'71 ud do i tllrou1b the Dall1. Pilot tlan1fied a"da -the b .. t baraabi Clll lbe Onace eo.. r - DAtLY PILOT J)IEDRICH ••• ~louhw to 1 county 1upervilor •aa ·an\ 'l 1 down poalUoa Ud 'bould ave been notJced by thf-licketlq oencer GirJ, 3 AdUlts . But when the officer, Deputy .Ed ubach, waa recalled to the •tand, he sald ~ vlaor wu not n the down po41iUon. A• far u Uw ticket Dtednch r eceived lod~ l toncerned, UM tounty supervllor 1llMd ied 1tld h• did not °°" lfbl,,.... :,ple11d lrmocent to the pattdq ~violation cbMfl~. • There 1 • :the courtboua n l.1suna Niftill tor eounl.)' 1uper.v&10n on ffl. 1 ic.-lal ~lnea. But w9'en be arrived at U. :butldJ111 tod~ h w.s unable to 'loutt> lho olflt-lal parklnt apano :and hmud pulled into a drive ,sep1maUn1 tbe cou.rt.houn h'om . the public defender's olllce. : There wu no mkstaklq the :r cl that Diedrich 'a county : h~aaed im Mercury wu parked ;lll .. aUy. • The Uckel wu luued by Oran1e County Marabal Sc\. Harold E. McAUater as Dledrich was in lhe witness boll defet'ldJ.na himself qalnat lhe Ule1al parlc mg charge at the beach. ·Hoose Gets Bill WASHINGTON <AP> -The House will have an opportunity to vote on a compromise $18.1 · billion tax cut bUI preferl'ed by ·President Carter. Speaker Thomas P "Tip" O'Neill said toda y . The m easure woul<. · a me nd the pending bill, ap· proved by the Ways and Means Committee, for a Sl6.3 billion cut 4 "" Killed; I Held .... ...... .,,~O'o..tl JUST A l'Rt!NDl V LITTLE eoutnROOM OATH!RINO OVER A PARKING TICKIET Caat (left to rtght), Shetfff Oatet, Protecutor Sfvolelta, Supervltor Diedrich COLUMBIA, S.C: CAP> -Tt)e bodlH ot iwo men, a woman and a youn1 Slrl were found e•r'1 to- day In suburban Cayce IP what officers de.tcribed as a ''blood· batb." 1be vlcthn1 bad been shot and atabbed. Cayce Public Slfety Dl~t.or Laverne Jumper tald a man •I>' prehended while tryln1 to Juve the dilapidated boUle where the slaylntl oceurred ii belnl held for questionlni. Jumper 1ald be expected to nre ebar1e1 aaainlt the man later ln the day. The victims and the ·man be- ln1 beld were not Identified. Huab Munn. a spokesman for the State Law Enforcement Division, said officers believe they have tdentlfted the two men Pope's B11rial Planned Ponti/rs Coffin Sealet4 Taken to Rome VATICAN CITY <AP> -The sealed coffin containing the body of Pope Paul VJ was taken to Rome today from the papal summer residence at Castel GandoUo to lie In state at the Vatican where he will be burled Saturday. The ll·car motorcade made a brief stop at St. John Lateran Basilica. the pape's cathedrnl as blshop of Rome. Cardinal Ugq other security men to guard Pole tti, the pope's vicar for a1ainst terrorists along the Rom e, read the traditional route to St. Peter's Basilica. prayers for the dead. A crowd of With Italy plagued by polltieal several thousand was at the kidnapping, kneecapping , church and a special Italian murder and bombing, the gov· army unit stood ht solemn ranks ernment was wary of an attempt before the basilica . . by the Red Brigades or some struck durhur Pope Paul's ret~ was placed In the l9er cas1'et along wit.It a scroll Uattng his en- cyclical letters and other major doeuments. The motorcade Included the pope's relatives, hlth·ranldng church offlclal5 and represen· talives of the Italian 1ovem· ment. wbose bodies were found outside the home, but were not sure enoush to releue their names. ''It was a bloodbath, the wont I've seent said Munn. He said the vtctilns bad been shot and stabbed. Munn aald tbe body of the girl, apparently 1J or 13 years old. waa found on the fioor of a bedroom Inside tbe house. He said there waa "quite a bit of blood In other part.a ot the home and we are not IUN where her sla)'ina occurred.•' The body of the woman. believed to be about 45, wu out· aide the house underueath an automobUe. 11te bodies of the two men, both believed to be ln tllelr sos, where lying close together in the yard. Munn said Investigators think th~ woman may have-been the mother of the girl. "We have reason to believe there was quite a bit of drlniling going on last night," '1unn said. "But at this point we don't know If that &tggered these killings." Jumper said Sat. L.T. Pbtllips of tbe Cayce Police Department arrived at the house about $ a.m. whlle checking on aootb« call, and 1potted a man starting to drive away. The man &ot out of the car and ran, but waa cap. lured by Pblllips. Phillips and other officers called to the scene then dis· covered the bodies in the house and yard. Jumper aaid two pistokt and a knife were found in the man's car. !~e~~~-~.H~~-· -· . ' As the hearse left the gate of other terrorist group to make the palace, a small group of of. new headlines. Kneecapping is fic ia ls and priests cha nted shooting a person in the knees. praye rs. The hearse was the A century ago, durinJ the third car in the motorcade which funeral of Pope Plus IX in was accompanied by a strong February 1878, anti-clerical motorcycle escort. Thousands of radicals tried to throw the coffin -?ff"90M'--in .. catten<i ~r«>o))s-• ·tntu' ttnf 'fiber. iiivlt': Moiin~ lined the roadway along the poUC!'e dlsperud them. Two. Coast Women . -·-. ·------. --~ - ; Hospital Dispute A dlsfute between Hoag Memoria Hospital and the staff of the county's health planning council will be aired next Tues· day during a hearing in Newport Beach. Hospital officials are seeking <ipproval of the Oran1e County Health Planning Council for their plans to buy a $300,000 ra diation simulator for use in ra diation therapy. The planning council staff is reoommend.ing denial or the pro- posal saying that equipment aTreacfy in use at tbe nosj)ilms adequate for what Is proPoSed. The council action on Hoag's proposaJ will be forwarded to the State Depa rtment of Health. Department officials must then d e cide whe ther to issue a eertificate of need which will al· low the hospital to proceed. Bill Backed By McCarthy SACRAMENTO CAP> -A day alter Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. unve iled an S800 million tax cut proposal. Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy has endorsed another pla n to cut taxes by S6SO to $700 million. McCarthy, D-San Frenchco, the Legislature's most powerful member, said Tuesday he is giv· mg "wholehearted support" to AB 3802 by Assemblyman Lawrence KapiloH, D-San Diego, and Sen. John Dunlap, D· Na pa , both of whom face re- election troubles. It would increase the state's personal income tax credit for single people from $25 to noo and tor people tiling joint re- turns from S50 to $200. It alao provides tor a one·time tax·f'ree sale of a residence, and provides additional financial relief for senior ciUzena. DAILY PILOT Hospital officials s ay the simulator is to be used in pre· paring patients for radiation therapy for treatment of tumors or lesions. The simulator would enable therapists t-0 pinpoint the area to be treated. At present the hospital uses a linear accelerator for both the pre paration and actua l treat· ment. A hospital spokeaman says the accelerator t ends to dose normal tissue with radia- tion along with the affected areas. • ltolptt:al otftctals allo uy dial they treated an average of 39 pu· tients per day in r adiation therapy in 1977. In their applica· lion they point out that the American College of Radiology recommends an average patient load of more than 35 per day. Hospital officials say they could increase the u.se of their a ccelera tor for treatm en t purposes by using the simulator for patient preparation. The plaMJng council staff is recommending against the pro- posal because of the costs in· volved. The hearing will be held at 7:30 p.m. In the Newport Beach City Council chambers before the health planning council's Facilities Review Committee. The council's board or directors is slated to act on the comm1t tee's recommendation Aug, 22 F ... PGffeAJ IRVINE ••• She said ahe sympathized with the a dults who moved into Orangetree under the tm· pression they bought Into an adult community. "I'm sure," she said, "that people coming home from work al night, who thought they were moving into an adult communi· ty, ,don't want to go swimming with Marco Polo at night." Her reference was to a children's 1wimming pool game. Erickson also commented. in a brief prepared for the council , on the legality of the association rules, and upon their effects. ·'The amendments probably are invalid or unenforceable on a number ol grounds," Erickaon said. Erlckaon explained, "Jn a time when family housing ac· commodations are reportedly scarce, <the homeowners rules> bar prospective residents wtUl children under is years or a1e from a bloc of JM>mes. "Second, they sharply curtail the enjoyment of property by those cutrent residents who have young cbUclren. ·'The amendment.a expUcitly bar tbo.M children from the area recreational f actllUes once open to them. "Further; the amendments ef. fectlvely taolate thoae children from their pMrt: Not only do they prevent new peen from movlnf ln, they also prohibit visits by poera for 'any alsnlll· cant period of tJme'," Law1ers for Harpst and the homeownert auoclatlon told th couocU it may tak• 11 lon1 u two or three y..,.. to resolve the dispute. U the Jawaun MS to trf al court. 15·mile route. Crowds bad gathered tor the The black iron gate ot the tbtrd day at the summer palace p a pal summer residence at lo file past the body of the pon. Castel Gandolfo was closed at 4 tiff who reigned over the Roman p.m., endinf three days or public Catholic Church tor 15 years. viewing o the J>Ope 's body. More than 50,000 made the Papal aides said about 60.000 journey Monday and Tuesday lo mourners had seen the body of the the village in the Alban Hills 80·year-old pontiff as it lay in where he died Sunday night state in the Swiss room of the after a heart attack. palacewherehedied. Prelates and workers moved in for a brief closed-door ceremony in which the body was sealed in the coffin. The llatian government or- dered more than 4,500 police and The body was encased in triple caskets of cypress lined with scarlet silk, lead and oak. In ac· cordance with papal custom. a velvet bag containJng each of the Vatican coins and medals Diver Yites Claim For Water Injuries The City of Laguna Beach, five wate r agencies and a contractor building the Aliso sewer outfall, have been named in a $2 million claim filed by a former deep·sea diver working on the 8,500 foot outfall. Attorneys for Whittier diver Robert Lube blame the city. the contractor and the water agencies ror decompression sickneu allegedly suffered by the diver while working with the huge concrete pipes at a depth of 180 feet last May. The other agencies named in the claim are the South Coast County Water District, Irvine Ranch Water District, Moulton Niguel Water District, El Toro We t e r District and the Los Alisos Water District. Those agencies, along with the City or Laguna Beach, comprise the Aliso Weter Management Agency, which is working together to complete the nearly $5 million outfall program In South Laguna. Jack Foley, general manager for the water management agency. said t.oday all five water districts, the city, and Peter Kiewit Sons' Co. construction, have received lhe claim, which seeks $2 million In damages. The claim alleges the agency allowed Lube to dive uqder dangerous conditions, and that l'.._P.,,eAJ I.BJ ••• th e re we re not s ufficie nt safeguards to protect the diver upon surfacing last May 11. The man claims injuries to the s pinal cord. among othe r complaints. Foley said the combined agency is protected by a SS million Indemnity clause with the contractor. Another diver hired by the contractor. died at the outfall site July 11 when he suddenly surfaced alter a mishap on the ocean floor 190 feet below the surface. Hiram Beckham. of Goleta was working on the pipeline when his pressure suit suddenly rilled with air. propelling his body to the surface. He later died or a severe case of the bends. a disorder that r esu Its from a too rapid decrease in pressure. 'Crushed.by AutO Two Orange Coast women were killed Tuesday when the car in which they were riding overturned near tbe Nevada border. Both women were thrown from the car, which Uien landed on them, a California Highway Patrol spokesman said. The driver of the car, Joyce 0 . Emmons, 35, of 16 Surfside Court. Newport Beach, was re· ported in satisfactory condition today al Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital in Las Ve.gas-; Killed in the Tuesday morning accident near Bak e r we re her passengers, Chere Ann Fres· quez, Z'I. of 3700 Parkview Lane. Irvine. and Helen L. Squerri. 32, of30916th Place.Costa Mesa. Both were pronounced dead at the scene of the accident on Highway IS about 10 miles from the Nevada state line. The CHP spokesm an said pre· liminary investigation indicates the driver may have been momentarily distracted and hit a tractor groove on the right shoulder of the freeway. He said it is believed she turned the wheel lo the left too Christina 'Up set' · ATHENS. Gr eece <AP > Greek shipping heiress Christina Onassis, 27, is reported "terribly upset" by published reports that her new husband was a member or the Soviet secret police, and sources close to the Onassis f a mily s ay s he is hav ing "second thoughts" about their week-old marriage sharply, attempted to straipten it again by turning to the right and Jost control of the car. Information on funeral ar· rangement.s was not immediate· ly available. 1',...P-.eAJ RAIN ••• Santa Ana measured only a trace. - But observers in Costa Mesa and Santa Ana Heights told of sheets of rain coming down at a bout 10:25 p.m .. with lights flickering as lightning flashed outside. One observer reported being in a store near the middle of the Balboa Peninsula and said rain poured down tor about 10 minutes at 10:30 p.m .. flooding streets from curb to curb. He s aid power there was off for a bout JO seconds. Yet the same witness said that when be re- turned to his home at the end of the peninsula, he was told it had only sprinkled there. John Gietz.en. s&n>ervising hydrographer with the Oran.re County Flood Control District. estimated that some areas may have received .03 to .~ of an inch. "It's deceptive," he said. "It really starts t-0 run in the streets at .OS or an inch." However. from the description of the rain in central Balboa. he speculated that that area mi.cht have received up to .10 of an mchofrain. Heavy rain in August is un· us u a l. although some thun- d erstorms were also reported last year at this time, be said. Johnson whether the United States continued to recognize the Yalta and Potadam agreements that staked out spheres of postwat Influence, The White House reply wu "unreserved recognition a s far as Czechoslovakia and Romania are concerned" but the status of Yugoslavia must be subject to negotiation. ''What do you think will hap- pen in your fa¥or?" Brelhnev aaked the Dubcek and his as. toclatea. "Nothlna will happen. TtMre wtll be no war. Comrade Tito of Yutoslavta and Comrade CeauHSCU of Romania wm make apefcihea and 10 wUl Comrade Berlinper <tbe lt.Uan Com munlal Party chief). So what? You are relyinJ on the support ot tbe Communlat mOYe· rn nt ln Watem Eul'()C)e. But that lost Ila Importance SO yean WE WILL BE CLOSED FOR VACATION AUG. 13, thru AUG. 20 OPIN FOR BUSINESS AGAIN AU& • .Z I •ao." COLOGNE, Germany CAP> - Leonid Brezhenev told liberal Cseeboslovak Communist leaden ln 1988 that President Johnson asaured him the United Stata would not do anything to stop the SovJet invasicm o{ Czecboelovakla, one of the Czech leaden reports in a book being published this week In West Germany. The author. Zdenek Ml.ynar, was a Communist Part)' seeretary who writes that be • S.Laguna Condo Plan On Again South Laguna residents thought two weeks ago they bad won their battle against a de-. v:s;~ who wanted to build 25 _c lnlJi;>.L.QJL.JL..Ll-•ciJL bluff oyerlQOllQI t.be oceJlo. But supetviaora' 3-2 rejection of the condominium proPoSal on July 26 fiip-flopped into a 3-2 vote for approval Tuesday. Supervisor Laurence Schmit, who sided two weeks earlier with Supervisors Thomas Riley and Ralph Diedrich in turning down the Idea , said revised building plans changed his mind. Landowner Robert Dolley sub- mitted new designs for this proj- ect which would put It even wfth. not· 1'7 feet above. Coast Highwav. wn pnaea.t when Brezhnev met Aue. • ln M<iseow with Alex· ander Dabeet, leader of the re- form regime In Pra1ue. and otbers arrested after the in· vaaion Aue. JO. Ml11w"s book "Natbfnm ... " (Night f'rolt> says Brezhnev told them .lolimon's aaauranc• of non-intervention came from the Wbite House on Aug. 18, two days before 500,000 Warsaw Bloc troops crossed into Czechoslov•kla to crush tf\e ? • Uberallutioo movement known as the "Prague Spring." Bresbnev reportedly told -1he CzechoelQvab the Soviet cov- emment was ready to rtst a con- na1ralion if the Soviet domina- tlo11 of -.Eaat«n Eurote Mil.. in World War U wu Jeopardiaed. But Brabne-v •aid~ ... surances made plain there was no danger of East-West war. Mlynar continues: Brezhnev said he asked <See LBJ, Page A!) · ·.~ . ..... ............... NIXONS TO OPEN HOME A>R GOP FUNDRAISER It Wiii T•k• Thie Invitation •nd 1250 to Get In SUMMER LIGHTNING CRACK.LES IN IRVtNE AREA OF RANCHO SAN JOAouiNroesoAVNIGHT Jf You MIHed h, ltlck Around; Chance• Are It'll Be Back Along_ Coaat Ton.lght ------ Riley and Diedrich said they still opposed the developmenL Riley called lt inconai1tent with the-•ill8le-fam&I)' cbaucta .d the area and feared it would add to trattlc pt0bl1m1. 11 . Thunderstorms Ret11rn? Schmit noted the new plans will keep tbe strueture from blocking the ocean view. Dolley's land is on Pacific Coast Highway north of Bluff Drive near Laguna Royale CIOl'I· domlniums. He has said the project wovld be an asset, not a detriment. to the community. Cua Padfica, the home ol Mr. and Mn. Richard Nix· on, wll be opeHd this moeth to a gmap of GOP loyalists JWbo will Pllf S2SC> to meet the former president and first la4J. . Coast GetJJ Lightning, Thunder Duplay THE VNITED Republican Finance Committee of Oraaae Couaty has announced it will host a cocktail recep- tion attbe Nixons' San Clemente home Aug. 27. A finance committee spokesman said the event, open only to those with invitations, is expected to draw "several hundred guests." Thunderstorms that flashed through parts of Orange County Tuesday night may be back again tonight, a National Weather Service spokeswoman said. The storms. with their iJ. I um inating pyrotechnics caused brief widespread power outages, nickering lights and a few minutes of rain along the coast. They were the result of moist air from the Pacific, the spokeswoman said. She said the storms had been centered oo Arizona and central Callfomia for the past week but were pushed to the coast by an eastern flow of air. Humidity should remain a sticky 70 percent, while high temperatures should be 72 to 75 degrees at the beaches a nd near 90 degrees inland , the spokeswoman said. Low tem- peratures should range from 66 to 72 deareea, ahe said. Little damage was reported along the Orange Coast from the llJ(btnina and thunder display Coast Some night and early morninf low clouds and Ideal og with slight chance ol late afternoon or nlahttime thun · denhowen. Lows tonight 66 to 72. Highs Thursday from 70s at beaches to near 90 inland. INSIDE TODAY Tllft Surf plai/ed IOme of Ut N.t ~Of the NatOft, bMt wot knocked out of the plo1101f• at Son Diego 2-J. See .,..,, 81. M •Jot• .. .. M M M .. .... tu •• .,~ A4 M th.al arrfved between 6 and 10:30 p.m. and varied widely from spot to spot. In Huntington Beach. light- ning ignited brush at 6: 19 p.m. along Golden West Street near Garfield Avenue but was ex- tinguished by firemen within 15 minutes. The Southern Ca lifornia Edison Company reported a few lines down and some 30-second outages in Huntington Beach, .Costa Mesa. Irvine and the Newport Beach bluffs area. During the spotty rains, gauges in Laguna Niguel. Newport Beach, Huntington Beach and Santa Ana measured only a trace. But observers in Costa Mesa and Santa Ana Heights told of sheets of rain coming down at about 10:25 p.m .. with lights (See RAIN, Page AZ> But Anthony Grasso of the South Laguna Civic Association sald the development would fly In the face of land use plans adopted for the area ln 1974. Those plans permit Dolley to build three single-family homes. "Nothing bas changed since 1974," Grasso said. "I will never understand why this board can justify this kind of action." The cocktail party will mark only the second time the former Western White House bu been opened to outsiders since the Nixons retired there four years aao. THE NJXONS remained in seclusion until earlier this year when they hosted a party for a group or former Viet· nam Warprtsoners. In Febnlary. the groundi of the home were opened to bus tours that attracted 8,000 people as part of the 50tb an- niversary of the founding of San Clemente. Tieket Upheld Riley aareed, saying, "I sup- port very much wbat you have said, Mr. Grasso." Supervisor Ralph Clark con- tended the Dolley proposal Is consistent ln South Laguna because other condominiums already have been built there. Nixon bas begun maklng Infrequent public ap- pearances. Last month he appeared in Hyden, Ky., to ded· icate a recreation complex and in October he appeared at another GOP fund.raiser in Newport Beach. THE LATEST fundraising event is being co-hosted by Robert J . Fluor, chairman of the Fluor Corp. and Dr. Arnold 0 . Beckman, chairman of Beckman Instruments, Inc. And Diedrreh Gets Another Schmit told Grasso. "You will have to recognize that you have a beautiful area. Share it." BULLETIN Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrlcb wu fond lllll*Y today of tuega.Dy parltlal his ear on a eomty bead! rHd and or~ dered &o pay • tu nae. Wone, as Diedrich was testl· fyta1 la 8oat11 Ora111e Coanty la4lclal District Coort a manllal tleketed bis ear outside &Ile blllldlq for Wqal parldq. Th dellble doee of bad aewa for Dledrtdl endec1 a two-day ' bearing before municipal court .Judge John C. Monisoa, tbat featured testimony from the IC'· ce1ed eoant)' 1apervlsor a1 well as Sheriff lkad Gates. By GABY GRANVILLE Of•Delty .......... Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedricb's $15 parking Ueket trial entered ita second <See DIEDRICH, Pace Al) Diver Files Suit Over l,eg.ma Mishap Funds from the cocktail party will be used to support Republican party activities in Orange County . '1Jnprovoke•' Assailants Attack Clemente. Ranger Dana Owners Told To Meet Standarm The Cttv of Laguna Beach, flve water agencies and a eontractor building the Aliso sewer outfall, have been named in a $2 million claim flied by a A San Clemente state park i ~---di Irina ranger was beaten and kicked ormer ........ .,..sea ver wor..._. Tuesday night by several v""•-.g on the 8,500 foot outfall. ,, ...... Attorneys for Whittler diver men at the San Onofre surfing Robert Lube blame the city, the beach, when he approached contractor and the water them on foot to teU them the a1enctes for decompre11ion park was cloeina for the niabt. "When he hit them with the Mace, they r.m up the beach." Stuckratb was transported by San Clemente firemen in a city ambulance to San Clemente General ffOIQ>ltal, where be was treated for his injuries. He waa not hospitalised. Owners of 412 open Dana Point acres will be refused Oran1e County building permits unless they meet the intent of the coun- ty 's 1974 general plan. supervisors said Tudday. "Thts isn't a moratorium,'' Supervisors Cball'Jnan Thomas Rlley said. ''It doesn't keep any landowner from buildLQg on his property. "Instead ft impleanents the general plan," he explained. Riley said little has been done to revise out-ol'-date zoning ln the seaside community to meet the lower-deASily requirements of the Dana P<Mnt land use plan . As a result. he .aid, there have tieei1 Instances where zoo . ln1 hu lllowed more lnten ae: velopment than 1upervlsor1 wanted Wiien the tour.yeaN>kl sickness allegedty suffered by Ed Stuckrath, 30, was kicked land use plan was approved. the dlver wbile working with the ln the groin and suffered facial In turn, be continued, more in· huge concrete pipes at a depth ol abraalons belo.re be d.ispened tense development bas resulted 180 feet last May. the croup of asl'allants with "ln one ol the most serious traf-The other aiencles named in Mace, aaid Jack Stowe, area fil! congestion problems tn the the claim are the South Coast park manager. county." County Water Dlstrlct, Irvine "As far as he was concerned, Continued heavy development, Ranch Water Diatrfct, Moulton lt was an ~Yoked attack," Riie~ said. could overtax other Ntauel Water Diatrlct. El Toro bid stowe. ·We don't know ti public services u well Water District and the Los the fellows had been drlJtkln• or Riley said Dana Point traffic Alll08 W.-t• Dlltrlct. what their motive waa. We're and plannJng studies now un· Those agencies, alon• with the still i.nvestJ..-attns.' · der way should help bring the City of~ Beach, ~mprlae Stowe said Stuckrath drove to community's 1eneral plan and the Allio Water Manacement the aurflq beach Juat before 10 zonina tnto atreement Aaency, whlcb 11 work Ina p.m . to cloM lt for the nlabl. M He called Tuesday's action .. ~ether to complete the nearly he approached a cluater or "neceuary as a demonstration ~ mJUloa ~utlall Protram In )'OUnfo.i:' to remind them ot ot lhJ1 bo'ard's lntenUona to take SOuUt Laluna tbe c bow:. he wu JuDap9-d serlou•lr, the conclusion• ot the Jadr-O:f'ole;, ,_..il maftllPI' from beldilctlaldllowe. studies. • for tbe :water m1na1easent WUh aU tbll men Jo6n1ni lD ttie County omctals'explalned t.bat aieac1. aid today aU ftve •Mer ' uaautt. "they puJDmtled h1in moat d•••lopmenta alreadf dlttrtcta, UM -:cily, and Peter and be,.,......eled back •• Mid muat b9 found consistent wttb "1•wtt &liM' Co. ~ Stowe. until Stue&rath atiuulect <lftavn.DI~. P••• AZ>:;:_~~:tl1~<:..;eee•tD; .... AJ> .._.nc1.....-..h1Spatto1car. SRU FlJRNITURE 'I.BE BIEi' W..41' When a Huntin1ton Beach worn aa waotA!d to sell her couch and love aeat she went to tbe beat market in town -the Dai· ly Pilot classified". The satt.fled cuttomer's ad read: Couch ft lovestlit. Gold floral on wht w11m. Uke n•w 1335. Pb XJUMUUUl , .... cin the Ofinje OoUt •now bow to aell .Oinetblni rut. 1"bey ean MJ.M'ft and do tt thro"u1fl the Dally Pilot clualfled ads -ttie Mat Nir1alft on the or...,. Coat. A2 DAllY~OT Sheriff Offers Evidence Oranie County Sheriff Brad Gt1te1 u.utled Tu sday tK-fo.-. a fi', .. •eral Grand Jury ln Loa i\ nae les l nvuUaatl~ Un• 'l>etlfied alle11Uona of itR1l rorrupUoo m dt 11.un.1 m. Gatt'I 11skoo to tmlty lut wt-t"k in wbae ht' utd wa an •l· tt"nipt lo hurry tM lnv tll Uoo ..ilona Hts requ.t wu anawcred kn a 'ub~nu lhlill ended wltb m 'Pf'ndlnai about ~ CDl.D\ll• with the Jury l'h• s.htrlff Hid qH1tton1 .1skt"d him ctnt~f'l'd on 1971 loan .apphc11tlon~ h" made wher bulldlna a new hllltop horn• In ~an Jijun C11pistrano l',....PllfleAl RAIN ••• ruckertq as li&btnlna flashed outalcle. One observer reported belna in a store near the middle of lhe Balboa Peninsula and said rain poured down for about 10 minutes al 10:30 p.m .• fioodinc streets from curb to curb. He said power there was off for about 30 seconds. Yet the same witnesa said that when he re- turned to bis home at the end of the peninsula, be was told lt had only 1prtnk)ed there. Jobn Oietaen. 1upervlaln1 hydroaruher with the Otanae County '1ood Contrvl Dlstrtct • estimated that tome areas may have reeeived.03to.05of antncb. "It's dl!ceptlve," be nW. "It really starta to ND ln the atreeta at .o~ of an inch.·· However, from the description or the rain In cen&ral Balboa. he speculated that that area mi•ht have received up to .10 of an inch of rain. Tht" sh~fff Stud ht-Yt H also Jailed about hh1 retallonahtp wtth ~ he had never be.rd of and doeen't know ...... ~.,, ~---0'0... JUST A FRfENOLY LITTLE COURTROOM OATifERING OVER A PARKING TICKET Cett (left to right). Sheriff Oat••· Proaecutor SlvoWIJI. SuperYltor Diedrich Hesvy rain iD Auiuat ia un- usu,1, althou1b some thun· derstorms w«e alao reported last year at t.bia lime. be said. "I 'm hop ftl iAnd Hl)fttint whatever thJs ls all about tp tMI cleared up wiUun t.6e next few weeks." Gates aaid "I'm eer- tu 1 n o ~ta t e ment will be forthcommg clearin1 me ot any wrongdoing in whatever these ulll'gat1ons are all about." Thl' probe began in early April when Lhe FBJ announced il was launching an invesU1alion into allegations of alle1ed political corruption. While Gates· accusers re- mained anonymous and the al- leg atlons som e what of a mystery, the sheriff said tbe 1.n- vesligalol's were acUng properly when responding to apparent al- legations made by a person or persons unknown Joggen Vie In.Niguel Run This Sunday Hundreds of Joners are ex- pected to participate in the Laguna Niguel Scenic 10- ktlometer run Sunday. starting at the Ziggurat building in Lc.1gun a Niguel. The 6 2-mile run will begin at 8 · 30 a m . and will lake com. pl't1tors around Alicia Parkway. La Paz Road. Crown Valley Parkway and Aliso Creek Road. Registration will begin at 6 p m with a charge or S4 to pa rl1cipants . The top 500 -finishers will receive European shirts and commemorative shirts will be sold at the race, s~ oylhel..aeuna Niguel Co., Adidas and Runners Delight. Delight Pre-registration 1s possible by calling 768-3S30 between 8 a.m. and 4 p m. before Aug. 9. E',....PageAJ LBJ •.• Johnson whether the United Stales continued to recognize the Yalta and Potsdam agreements that staked out spheres of postwar influence. The While House reply was ''unreserved r eco gnition as far as Czechoslovakia and Romania are concerned" but the status of Yugoslavia must be subject to negotiation. "What do you think will hap- pen in your favor?" Brezhnev asked the Dubcek and his as- sociates. "Nothing will happen. There will be no war. Comrade Tito or Yugoslavia and Comrade Ceausescu of Romania will make speeches and so will Comrade Berlinguer Cthe Jtalian Communist Purty chief). So what? You are relying on the s upport of the Communist move. ment m Western Europe. But that lost its importance 50 years ago" Mlynar, 48, was expelled from the Communist Party in 1970 and bec ame active In the Czechoslovak human rights movement. He was allowed to emigrate lo Austria last year. ORANOI COAllT LIS<: DAILY PILOT EN91P61f11! DIEDRICH .• day today with both Diedrich a nd Sheriff Br a d Gates scheduled to testHy The not very melodramatic courtroom melodrama in South County Municipal Court at La·guna Niguel features Diedrich's contention that he djd not act illegally May 29 when he parked bis unmarked coun&y car on a beach service road. Diedrich insists he was in- specting Niguel Beach Park and, therefore, acting in an of- ficial capacity when he parked on the service road. And in what he descrlbes as a matter of principle. Diedrich says he's out "to show what any private citizen has to put up with when falsely accused of a crime." -PolftiCally, l>ledrich admits he wants~to cut Gates down to size by attempting to show that the sheriff usually in some way ad- justs tickets given in error. Gates inadvertently avoided t~al confrontation Tuesday when he answered a subpoena to ap- pear befor't' a Federal Grand Jury in Los Angeles and sent As- sistant Sheriff Raul Ramos to Municipal Court. Defense attorney Dick Dionne succeeded Tuesday in gettln~ Ra mos to aclmit that traffic tirl(ets given "blatantly in er- ror" are sometimes "adjusted." And that is when Municipal Court Judge John C. ,Morrison decided it might be a good idea ~ the-iherift-Lo oo on band to-day. Earlier Tuesday. the deputy who slapped the parking ticket on the windshield of Oiedrich's then county-leased car spent 45 minutes on the witness stand describing the incident. Deputy Edward Shubach satd he did not know lhe unmarked auto was a county supervisor's or that the supervisor purported- ly was checking out beach trush. Another deputy, Jerry Kreitz, told how he slopped by the supervisor's Dana Point con- dominium the same night to write up Diedricb's complaint about receiring lhe $1.5 parking ticket. Niguel Unit Airs Problem Over Sewage The Laguna Niguel Commuru· ty Association will meet Thurs- day night to discuss problems it feels are associated with a pro- posed Laguna· Ni~uel regional sewage treatment plant in their neighborhood. The meeting will be held at 8 p.m . at Crown Valley E lemen· tary School, 29292 Crown Vulley Parkway. Petitions to the Orange County Board of Supervisors are being collected in Laguna Niguel pro- testing the proposed plant. which would be located near the community park. For more information about the petition campaign or the meeting, call Hal Hocking at 495-1830. F,...P.,,.AJ BUILDING. • community land \ISe plans before they can proceed. But io SOO\e cases building permits are issued routinely if a developer'• plan meets zoning regulatlons. Aliso Beach Park Renovation Backed 'Tom Sa.,,yer Daya' Skited OnS. Coast A $250,000 redevelopment plan for popular Aliso Beach Park in South Laguna won the unan- 1 mo us approval of Orange County supervisors Tuesday. The plan calls for removing two-thirds of the 241-space oceun side parking lot and replacing it with a 103-space ad- d i t1on to the inland parking area. In addition plans call for re- locating a restroom facility, re- moving a fast-food stand and adding picnic facilities and other improvements. ' The 23-acre park has been un- der development .sinee-ttHn and - will serve as the 'terminus for a 19·mile open space and recrea- tion corridor planned along Aliso Creek. Boys' Folks To Foot Bill For Barricade Parents of two 14-year-old boys will be billed for destruc- tion of a San Clemente street barricade, after lhe youths were observed Tuesday _elaci!l& tbe barrfcade on the Santa Fe Railroad tracks, where it was hit by a train. The amount the city will charge lhe boys' parents is yet. to be determined. said Lt. Albert Ehlow of the San Clemente Police Department. It will be based on replacement cost of the barricade, he said. A San Clemente police officer reportedly saw the boys put the sawhorse-type barricade on the tracks at the city's North Beach about 8:30 p.m. The boys were contacted and escorted home by police, where their families were advised or their action. A police spokesman said the boys live in Dana Point and Capistrano Beach. DIVER ••• have received the claim, which seeks S2 million in damages. The claim alleges the agency allowed Lube to dive under dangerous conditions. and that there were not sufficient safeguards to protect the diver upon surfacing last May 11. The man claims injuries to the s pin a l cord, among other complainta. Foley said the combined agency is protected by a $5 mlllion indemnity clause with the contractor. Another diver hired by the contractor, died at the . outfall ·.site July 11 when he suddenly surfaced after a mishap on the ocean floor 190 feet below tbe surface. Hiram Beckham, of Goleta was working on the pipeline when his pressure suit suddenly filled with air, pr'opelling bis body to the surface. He later died or a severe case of the bends, a disorder that results from a too rapid decrease in pressure. Nevada Gets Tax Proposal In a related action Tuesday, supervisors put off a declsloo on the future of a 143-acre open space and recreation corridor plannedalongAlisoCreek. In a related action Tuesday. supervisors put off a decision on the future of a 143·acre open space parcel inland from the beach park. That parcel has been ot(ered to the county by the Baldwtn Company in exchange for the rights to develop an adjoining 70 aer"es of land. Supervisors C hairm an Thomas R11ey askecl, that a de- cision be postponed· until next week while he looks into legal is· sues lnvolvtng the parcel. County officials recommended that the parcel, which contains Aliso Peak. be retained primari- ly in its natural state. Eventual development costs could range from 123.000 to $212.500 depending upon whether new trails. picnic areas and wildli(e observation areas were installed. Office Equipment Stolen in Laguna A ~una Beach investment salesman told police Tuesday someone entered his home. tak- ing office equipment. jewelry. currency and precious metals valued atSl.350. James William Brady, 27. of 735 Pearl St. told officers he had left his burglar alarm off and a door unlocked for the family cat. Games. contests and a watermelon feed are planned In Dana Point and Capistrano Reach next week. as the Capistrano Bay Parks and Recreation District winds up its first summer recr@ation pro- gram. • Called ''Tom Sawyer Days.·· next week's events are open to youngsters 6-14 years old. start- ing at 2 p.m. on the following schedule: -Tuesday at Serra School. 26126 Victoria Blvd. in Capistrano Beach. . ·-Wednesday at R.H. ~oana Elementary School, 24242 La Crestain Drive Dana Point. -Thunliar at Palisades Elementary School 26462 Via Sacramento in Capistrano Beach. Among events planned are a slippery pole climb. a target throw. relay races. a fishing derby and a tug of war. as well as the watermelon feed. said Lance Peterson. district superintendent. 'l'here will be no charge for participation. Additional Information is available by calling the district office. 496-4251. Si8f1al Biil <>r"d A Santa Ana firm was hired by Orange County supervisors Tuesday to instaJJ a SSS,000 traf- fic signal at Crown Valley Parkway and Pacific Island Drive in Laguna Niguel Grissom and Johnson Inc. was the low .bidder for the project. S11rfer Hooked Geu Entangled With Law JACKSONVILLE BEACH. Fla. <AP> -A surfer warned several times to move away from the J acksonvilJe Beach tlshing pier found the reason why the hard way. Police said the s urfer. 23-year-old Charles Harkins, became entangled in the fishing line of CA. Thompson. Thompson helped extract the fishhook from Harkins' leg and then arre5',ed him for violating an ordinance forbidding surfing within 300 feet of the pier. Thompson is a policeml.ln who was fishing on hai, day off. I Bloody Slayings Probed COLUMBIA, S.C. <AP> -The bodies of two men. a woman and a young &irl were found early to- day In suburban Cayce in what officers described as a "b&ood· bath." The vlcdma bad been shot and stabbed. Cayce Public Safety Director Laverne Jumper said a man ap. prehended while tryln1 to leave the dilapidated house where tbe slayinga occurred is being held for questionina. Jumper aaJd be expected to rife charges against the man later in the day. The victims and the man be· int held were not identified . Hugh Munn. a spokesrnan for the Stale Law Enforcement Division, said officers believe they have identified the two meo whose bodies were found outside the home. but were not sure enough to release their narn.a. ''Tt was a bloodbatli, ~ wont I've seen," said Munn. He said lhe victims had been shot and stabbed. Munn said tbe body of the girl, apparently 12 or 13 years old, was found on the floor of a bedroom inside the house. He said there was "quite a bit of blood In other parts of the home and we are not sure where her slaylnJ occurred." The body of the woman believed to be about 45, was out: side lhe house underneath an automobile. The bodies of lhe two men, both believed to be in their sos. where lying close l.r together in the yard. Munn said investigators think the woman may have been lbe mother of the girl. Cycle-~ce Cbase Ends in Marine Arrest A motorcycle chase by Slln Clemente police which reached speeds of 80 to 90 miles per hour through residential streets in south San Clemente. resulted Tuesday in the arrest of the cyclist and the injury of his passenger. Roy Dean Edmonds, 19. a Camp Pendleton Marine, was transported to the San Clemente Police Department following the • 5,.P.m. chasei and booke<lon..sus- p1cion of Teckless driving and fltght from police ollicers. He was later released to military police . A police department spokesman said the chase start- ed on northbound El Camino R ea l at Avenida Santa Margarita. where the cyclist al· legedly failed to yield to police officers. The motorcyclist was pursued al high speeds through residen- t I a I neighborhoods, where the speed limit is 35 miles per hour. before he was stopped at South O la Vi s ta and Avenida Barcelona. Edmonds' passenger, Steven Hunsicker. 19, also a Camp Pendleton Marine, was cul above his right eye when the CY· cle came to an abrupt stop, the police spokesman said. Both Edmonds and Hunsicker assertedly ran from police of- ficers. Edmonds was ap. prehended in the 200 block of Esplanade, Hunsicker in lhe 200 block of Avenida Barcelona. Hunsicker was treated by city r1remen ror his in.Juries above his eye and released to military police, thespokesmansald. As a result for example, some multiple-family structures have been built under old £0nln1 pro. visions while the general plan calla ror stngle-f arnlly homes .. Moat ot Die •12 acres in que1· tlon are the so-call*9 Sm)'tbo Brothen property overloolllna Dana Point Harbor and the Sberman·Chandler Dana beadlallda north ol ttie hart>Or. CARSON CITY, Nev. CAP> - A 1roup t.ryin1 to get a tax relief plan approved In Nevada tumed ln abo11t 38,000 si(natures to the eeer tary ot 1tate'1 office Ud qualified for the November ballot. OP.EN FOR BUSINESS' AG~IN AUG. JI • Riley said lhoH property 01nMn .,. Wofklnc "1tb councy otfteiati an the Dana Polnl plan· ntn1 ltlld19 • D•puty Secretary o( State Dive "°"a.rd a.aid Tu4ieday that Uit Pe0ple'1 Advocai. COllUalt· t• had to turn 1n llt leMt •.-O 111uun1 UMI a PIU'dal coum •bo~ud that u.110 of , •• •tnatw..,.,..alld, ' ·I . A4 ~YPIL.OT LSC ,. ~-,·~·.·: ~oas•lng Q wu1a ·~ Tem~~'~' Mup•lne The S 15 Confrontation· PlJlt. TO nt• END: Oranc• Count1 Superviaor Ralph Oledrld\. SCMn•Um• known u the SUper D. and Oran•• County ~Mfl Brad Gates. aomttlm• caU9d the While Hat. are cl.ll'ftntlJ lockt-tJ In 1 te11I batll• ol clutlc proP')rttons. Oalet, on~ one band. daima tn be uDholdtn1 the lone arm ot the law, wltb equal Justice for aU. no matter how hllb or lowly be bl• station tn lit•'• joumey Diedrich, on the other band, UHrb h\: l1 def mdina blmaelf q..tnst lt\juatlce and the r1fbll of au people to d•· fend tbemRlvea when falnl1 acc\&led of criminal acta. Cleari,, evtrybody In thlt ~pac l~1al confrontation la ricUn1 a whil• bone. AS OF TRIS W&JTING, the outcome la unknown. Tbe courtroom dram• was scheduled to continue today ln South County Municipal Court at Laau~!f:el. While the~ are vut a.od. lnUica.le ram..lftcaliona involved ln the cue of Gates versus Diedrich. I wHI at. tempt here to boll alJ this technical jurisprudence down for you to the ~entials, thus: On May 29, one of Gates' deputies s lapped a fifteen buck parking t icket on Diedrich's county car while it was parked on a Salt Creek Beach service road. DIEDRICH SCREAMED FOUL in thunderous tones. He alleges that he'd received a complaint from a taxpayer of rubbish and litter strewn on Salt Creek Beach. He drove down there and parked his county Mercury to check out beach trash conditions. Thus he alleges to have been on ol· f!cial county business and immune from a parllfllng cit&· tion. Sheriff Gates sees the whole thing differently. Ralph was illegally parked. That ·s that. He gets a ticket. Thus. like two roaring bulls in a cow pasture. this pair or iron·willed Orange County officials have lowered their heads and charged at each other. The resounding fifteen dollar crash should shake the Laguna Niguel courtroom to its foundat1ons. AS TiiE LEGAL DRAMA opened yesterday, Sheriff Gates didn't show up in court. He sent Assistant Sheriff Raul Ramos. Diedrich's defense attorney. Dick Dionne. got Ramos to admit that citations given "blatantly in er· ror" are sometimes "adjusted." This caused Judge John C. Morrison to rule that Sheriff Gates must appear in court and testify today. Judge Morrison must be somewhat bafOed by this enormous courtroom confrontation on a fifteen buck park· lng rap. You see. he doesn't even know the cast or charac- ters. Morrison is a visiting judge, filling in down here from his regular duties In Humboldt County. YOU ALMOST SUSPECT the regular judges at Laguna Niguel giggled a lot when they flung this legal hot potato to a visiting judge. Up north in Humboldt county. it is unlikely that a parking ticket would bring two of the county's top officials out to confront each other with all legal guns blazing. No wonder folks from other regions sometimes think Orange County is an odd place. Parents Nix Visits LONDON <AP> -John and Lesley Brown are letting almost no outsiders near their test-tube daughter, disappointing friends and neighbors who want to see the world's youngest celebrity In person. Mrs. Brown, 31, and her truck-driver husband. John, 38, have , sold exclusive rights lo their story to the Daily Man, a London tabloid. for about $600,000. Only lbe Mall's representatives and mem bers or the ram1ly a re being allowed in to see Louise Joy Brown. who was 15 days old today. Prl•arte• Profiled 81 TM Anoela&ed Preti Ml1IOW'l&n1 Joined the n1Uon'1 tu revolt by overwhelmlnCIY re. Jeettn1 a proposal to lncrtaM their 1aaoKne taxes, wbllt voten ln prtmarta ln Geor1i1. Mlchlcan and Idaho picked candidates for 1overnor and ~esa. Alao bllhUctatJna Tuesday'• prtm.-rles was a tblrd place nnlah tor Betty Talmaa,e. former wilt ol. lJ .s. Sen. Herman Talmad~. ln ltiatlve at a time when voten ln htr try for • House nomlnauon. other states were oraanlzlne In Michi1an, C.S. Rep1 Charles petition drives to seek tax cuts. Dill• wu reno~ted for bls In June, Californut \'oters ovet· seat in Conireas despite an ln· whelmlngly approved ProPc>a.l· dtctment for fraud. tion 13, an amendment ~ the THE PaGPOSAL to raiae Mis- souri easoline taxes by 3 cenu a callon to 10 centa was defeated by a marcln of more than 7 to 1. The increase had been proposed in a statewide J.a. state constitution that slashed property taxes. Backers of the Increase bad hoped it would raise about $10 million to improve state roads. Opponents said it was an at· temlJt by bankers and l:ontrac· tors to obtain more hhthway construction money. • VCC L;nu•ts Missouri's 19 incumbent con· C 1 &-gressmen easily won renomina· Licen.sing OfKNXT WASHINGTON CAP> -The Federal Communications Com' mlsslorr limited the license re- newal or Los Angeles station KNXT·TV to one year Tuesday, a com misslOf\..spokesman said. Martin LeVy said the short term extension resulted Crom a July 20 FCC directive to penalize CBS network decep· lion in -the broadcasting of the "Heavyweight Championship of Tennis" series. · LEVY, DEPUTY dlrector or the FCC's Broadcast Bureau. said KNXT·TV's license was re· newed until August. 1879. "Ordinarily it would have been a three.year renewal." Levy .,aid. The FCC hc.d announced l.he next CBS station up for license renewal would not get a full term as a penalty for tbe network's deception in the teMjs series. "This was the first CBS owned a nd operated station to come up for renewal ... KNXT-TV was the one," Levy declared. so the district limitation was Imposed. IN ANNOtJNCING · Its· inten· tion to take ~ch action, the FCC said short term renewal would enable it to monitor CBS com· pliance with Its assurances to the FCC that the deceptiv~ prac- tices will not recur. The commission said its de· cision to grant only a short term license renewal was based solely on the network's deception or the public. tion. including four who had no opposition. IN GEORGIA , Mrs . Talmadge's two opponents1 state Sens. Virginia Shaparo and Peter Banks. will race earh other in a runoff ror the Democratic nomination to the 6th District where Rep. John Flynt Is retir· ing after 24 years in office. The winner of that runorr will have to lake on former college professor Newt Gin1rich. who lost to Flynt twice, but won the GOP nomination handily Tues· dav. If Mrs. Shapard. front-runner in the primary. defeats Banb a nd then Gingrich. said she would be GeorgiJl 's first feinale U.S . representative in three' decades. Incumbent Democrats Sen. Sam Nunn and Georgia Gov. George Busbee breezed to easy victories. IN IDAHO, House Speaker AJ. Ian Larsen won out over six Repub!acans 1n a race for nomination to challenge Democratic Gov. John Evans. Evans. who was unopposed for renomination. stepped up from lieutenant governor 20 months ago when Cecil Andrus became secretary of the interior. ... .,.,..... PRESIDENT GREETS CAST OF BROADWAY MUSICAL From left, Chartalne Woodard, Armetla McQueen. Carter, Wife Have Night on the Town NEW YORK cAP> -President Carter got a slice of the Big Apple and called it "terrific" after seeing the Broadway mu.steal "Ain't Misbehavin'" and dining at a nearby steakhouse. Carter had a night on the town Tuesday following an afternoon ceremony here.to sign the federal 1tid bill for New York City. He was joined by wife Rosalynn: Mayor Edward I. Koch and his _date. Bess _Myers.on; and GD)', Hughl... Carey and his date, Ann Fora-uifem: • · A SECRET SERVICE AGENT said the show's audience eyed the preildent more than the stage production and "during in· termlssion he was applauded by everyone." Afterwards. the presidential party spent a relaxed two-hour dinner at the United States Steak House in the Time-Lire Building. about three blocks from the theater. Catrt.er wanted dinner "m a real restaurant with real people." not in a separate party room. said the restaurant's manager, Peter Aschkensasy, who set aside a round table for six in the center room. . CARTER HAD A CALIFORNIA wine and Mrs. Carter. dressed 1~ an elegant. V·necked black dress. preferred a New York State vintage. For the main course. the couple had Chateaubriand steak for tw<? and a mixed green salad. The Carters passed up an unusual or. fermg on the menu ~ream of peanut soup. MAtN BEACH ~ COAST HWY.: > c( ~ ~ 0 . The case dates to February 1975, when CBS aired the r!rst of what became a series of four tennis matches between Jimmy Connors and challengers Rod Laver. John Newcombe, Manuel Orantes and Hae Nastase. 240 Broadway, Laguna Beach ~ a: II) FREE J PARK THE FIRST THREE were played at Caesar's Palace and the fourth at Dorado Beach. Puerto Rlco. Connors won all four. Tbe commission said earlier that the second, third and fourth matches aired by CBS ostensibly were ror 8 winner·take·all prize of $250,000. Jn fact. the com· mission said, Connors received $450,000 and Newcombe ~.ooo for match two; Connors $500,000 and Orantes $250,000 for match three. and Connors $500,000 and Nastase Sl!i0,000 for mateh four. 497-4403 OPEN EVERYDAY tz. QUICK DRY KRAZY GLUE 9-6 .• FREE PARKING """llllnl ~ Red Devil ~? Latex Caulk ... THE ENERGY SAVER Flooding Hits El Paso Red Oevtl Latex Caulk-the all-purpose caulk to tighten up around doors and windows to keep outside air outside. 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A <: .amoaip to perm t dla· crt:' l propl to tab off their c •othe on cert• n 1ecre11ted portion• of Orap1• Co11t beaches Is 1aJnJn1 momen· tum nd that'• no put on, o aanil.adon leadert aay. PETITION CAa&YING more than 1.000 111n1turts ot pl'Ople who 1J1nod Saturday, uklna fur th rliht to 'o more than ba~foot In lh park. will bo d Uv•rcd to proper uulhoriUee. "We will take lhtt lsaue to tho s tult," lrcn Shannon. SS. of Newport Beach. • spokH man for Beach Usen For Freedom of Choice IBUFF),1aidTueeday. She w ucnoq lhe BUFF members who tW"Ded out at Huntlnaton State Beach SaturdQ.Y to advocate their cause. SOME OR&SSED 1Jl twc- edoes and formal evening gowns to attract attention to the cause while mlnsllng with shirtless or swimsuit· clad sunbathers. ·'The principle Involved here is that there are people on the Orange Coast who want this <nudity> and it is public land," says Mrs Shannon, emphasizing nudity should be carefully con- trollt'd if allowed. "This is a spontaneous thing. It's a sign or changing times. But we're tbe good guys. We don't break laws." she says or others who force the issue. SHE SAID THE next step will be to try a similar tactic at other state beaches and J>9 e~ e n.t th ~ p • L i ti o n signatures to the California Department of Parks and Recreation. ......... A StGN FOR THI! CA'ISE BUFF F•n Trevor Gue1t Many who signed Saturday expressed interest in nudity, or said that, wbtle they wouldn't choose to doff their duds, they believe others should have that ri&ht. Leon Steinhardt. 27. of Sunset Beach. pulled into Saturday's Buff Rally wear- ing a hound's-tooth check zoot suit. BE ATTRACTED con- siderable attention is his bat· tered 1954 Ford Country sedan , a buff colored machine, with mismatching doors. • And attraeUng-&Uentio& to the BUFF cause is the name of the game, says Mrs. Shan· non. Cover Girl's LOVe Ends in Murder NEW YORK CAP) -Howard .. Buddy" Jacobson dealt in fast horses and beautiful models. and wan't accustomed to losing. Now Jacobson is charged with murdering a man wbo lived with bis former girlfried, cover airl Melanie -Catn. who crhro -was- Jarobson's partner in a model· ing agency. Miss Cain said she and busi· nessman John Topper planned to move out or the building where lhey lived together, a building owned by Jacobson. Jacobson lived in another apart- ment there. Miss Caln said she had been living with him until about two weeks ago, when she moved in with Topper. "I guess we delayed our de- parture too long," said Miss Cain. "And now Jack, the man I was in love with and going to marry. has been murdered." On Sunday, Topper's remains were found in a burned six-foot· long chest in the Orchard Beach section of the Bronx. According to police, witnesses said two men jumped out of a 1974 yellow Cadillac sedan and carried the chest into a vacant lot. The two men doused the chest with gasoline, and then lit a match and sped away. An onlooker tO<lk...._down the license plate of the taailThc, and police said they stopped it several blocks away. Jacobson and another man. who has not been identified. were tn the front seat. They wert! ustn~rm-to a nearby precinct house. "I've got nothing to bide," Jacobson told detectives. But they questioned him 24 hours, and charged him with Topper's murder. He was ar- raigned Monday night and held without bail, pending a hearing scheduled Thursday. Miss Cain, 23, a model who ap- peared on the cover of Redbook last year, said she lived with Jacobson for five years before leaving him for Topper. Jacobson. Topper and Miss Cain lived in the same building on Manhattan's East 8Sth Street: a posh, natural brick structure that JacobsQn buJlt during his years away from the races. In the early 1960s, Jacobson stood atop the racing world. He was the top trainer in the United States in 1963, 1964 and 1965; his horses won 509 races in that span. Sex Case AttOrney Assijpied LOS ANGELES (AP> - RefUalq ltaal help and bellll\I to be allowfd to die, a New York mtan tactna arrallnment ln a child pr0tlituUon rtna was "' 1l1Md a tourt·appolnted at- torney and will bt arralsned wlth two otber rnon. John r. ttenry. an amateur phot91rAJ>her, wu Indicted July 28 with el1hl other men for optrutlnt atables ot child pros- tltutea aa youn1 u4 years old. Whfn asked ln court Tuesday by Superior Court Judge Paul Breckenridae Jr. If he wanted a court-appointed attorney. Henry appeared close to tears and ex- claimed, "I don't want a lawyer. l want to dle. •· He was assigned a public de- fender anyway and bls arraign· ment was postponed untU t.oday when co-defendants Timothy V. Wilcox ol Alameda Count)' and Henry .E. Johnson of Sacramen· to also will be arraigned. "I have notbJng to live for." Henry told the judge. "My aunt died two weeks ago and I havP nothing to live for. nobodv to take care or rue." Meantime, the district al· torney's office said it would as- sist the family or one voune female victim in paying for a move to a new area after the girl suffered harassment from some of her classmates. The child's mother told the district attorney's office s he was concerned that her 10-vear-old daughter may have been ree· Qgnized. from a television news procram showing a picture of the girl with a superimposed mask across her eyes. Deputy District Attorney Mike Carroll said the mother's in· guiry is being inves~iVted. But lie adde.Q. "'T can l see how anyone could make an iden· tification from the photos. If it happened, I'm unhappy and I'm amazed." Di s trict Attorney spokeswoman Carol Welch said the girl's family may receive financial aid under the county Victim Advocate Unit program. Seven girls and one young boy allegedly were in the stable of young prostitutes, which operat· ed out of homes and motels and sometimes involved their posing for photographs. One child ap· peared in an internationally dis· tributed child pornography magazin e publ i s h ed in Amsterdam. Kmployee Says 'Flush It' To Ring Caper ATTLEBORO. Mass. <AP> - One or the nation's largest ring manufacturers says 4,SOO rings that disappeared the past 10 months were flushed down the toilet by a "disgruntled employee." The L.G. Balfour Company says the rings have been re· covered. Secllrity director John R . Hayes said Tuesday the rings were found after a matron who cleans a first-floor ladles· room reported an unusual amount of toilet paper was being used. Hayes said he and company officials first believed the rings were being stolen to be mel:t«I down for resale. ''This was a separate deal, checking the missing paper,·· Hayes said. "We were lucky we did. The maintenance men who opened the traps in the plumbing round the missing rings ... When company officials r~· atized lhe toilet paper was bein~ used to stwf the rings down into the toilet, they questioned employees and indentilied the person who had been using the reatrooro frequently. "We haven't lost any rings since," Hayes said. Robert O. Deam, corporate secretary. said the rings bad been sent to the company to be repaired. Around mid-February, customers be&an complaining. More Funds Allocated for Airport Suits Orange County supervisors agreed Tuesday to spend $7,1!50 more than originaJly allocated to defe nd Jet noise lawsuits brought against Orange County Airport. Bolt, Beranek and Newman Inc, of Loi Angeles is helptq County CouMel Adrian Kuyper In trtal paieperition and presen· talion. The suits were filed by 57 H•tbor Area homeowners seek· ln1 nearly $1.5 mlllion in damaaea. Couftlf officials uld the $49,000 allocated fol' the contiA· tant needl to be lnctUNd bf '7,150 bec1u11 of exten1lve tnat Wort l'f!qUlrtd. Tb• ndM trial •aned a.., • tn Oran1• Count7 Superlor QMitt , • I -11.::...:..:..~ ..... Delly PIM IWf ...... LAINY WARE SHOWS OFF HER GNOMES AT SAWDUST FESTIVAL IN LAGUNA BEACH 'They're Re•I, Whlle Leprechauns and HobbH• Are Only lm•gln•ry' Seulptures Legendary Miniature 'Peop/,e' Molded by Lagunan Up the mMI mountam. Down the ru&hy glen. We daren't oo a-hunlrng F<rr tear of little men. Wee folk. good folk. Troopma all together. Green tack.et. red cap And white owls' feather From .. Fames." by Wm. Allir/dham ' By STEV~ MITCHELL Of tM o.tty ~llet Staff The only difference between gnomes and leprechauns. is that leprechauns arc mythical. says Laguna Beach sculptor Lainy Ware. who signs her art "E. Ware." Lainy can tell you the legends behind the little men and women, as well as sell you the tiny table conversation pieces. "I ' II bet you didn't know gnomes lived for 400 years -ex- actly," she .smiles. "And their offspring are always twins. you can be sure ... s he continues. noddin8 her tie ad for emphasis. Sh~ saynhl!"foresn>eop~elp animals. too. They pull thorns from foxes· feet. untangle deer horns and keep mice as pets. "You can unde rstand why they don't like cats:· the artist laughs. Lainy, who claims she became an artist after moving to Laguna Beach, has also crafted a gnome chess game. If you think that's a miniature game for the little people, you're wrong. 1t•s the regular sized board. but instead or bishops and rooks. tl has "deer and-mushrooms-. And. of course,·. Me ma and Pa pa gnome are the Queen and King. Modeled after the original gnomes of the forest. If you can believe that "And that goes for hobblts. too. They're imagina ry ," the artist shrugs. Not so for gnomes. those wee forest people who keep mice as pets and bring good luck. "They're vegetarians. too ... Lainy Ware continues. "and each one is exactly 15 cen· timeters high." Two Coast Women Crushed by Auto And while Laany 's molded clay gnomes are much smaller than the a<'tual six-inch "forest _gnomes. lhe-v are r ealistic enough to be a big hit at this vear's Sawdust Festival out Laguna Canvon Road. L.ainy is a 10.year veteran or the Sawdust. but this is her first year for ~nomes. Her miniature miniatures are posed 1n woodlike surroundings, with pet mice nearbv. The ~ee people with white beards and eyebrows. chubby cheeks and twinkling eyes are captured in clay. through a process the artist won't disclose. ••Jt's about a six or seven step process to get a finished gnome." she explained. "That includes forming the figures, baking them, spraying, painting and mounting." The finished product goes for between $15 and $25 at the Sawdust, and Lainy's husband, Don Ware. who is treasurer of the festival, says they're a popular item for festivalgoers. The Laguna couple used to dis· play their bronze sculptures at the Sawdust. and Lainr d abbled in tbree·dimensiona stained glass sculpturP. But now it's gnomes . and Two Orange Coast women were killed Tuesday when the car in which they were riding cw erlurn~ ~eaf' the Nevada border. Both women we r e Sime Lottery Plan Advanced SACRAMENTO <AP> -Two people have begun a petition drive seeking to let voters de· cide If California should have a statewide lottery to offset the impact of Proposition 13's tax cuts The proposed constitutional ame ndment needs th e signatures of 499,846 registered voters by Dec. 29 to quality for the June 1980 ballot. The proposed initiative, sponsored by Dr. Charlotte Smith of San Leandro and Kay Hazen of Byron, would let the Legislature set up lotteries . Proceeds would be distributed 46 percent to cities and counties, 4S percent to S<?bool and communi· ty college districts and 10 per- cent to the state. thrown from the car. whi ch then landed on them, a California Highway Patrol s pokesman said. The driver of the car, Joyce D. Emmons, 35, of 16 Surfside Court, Newport Beach, was re· ported in satisfactory condition today at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital in Las Vegas. Killed in the Tuesday morning accident near Baker were her passengers, Chere Ann Fres- quez. 27. of 3700 Parkview Lane. Irvine. and Helen L. Squerri. 32. of 30916th Place, Costa Mesa. Both were pronounced dead at the scene of the accident on Highway 15 about 10 miles from the Nevada state line. The CHP spokes man s aid pre- liminary investigation indicates the driver may have been momentarily distracted and bit a tractor groove on the right shoulder of the freeway. He said it is believed she turned the wheel to the left too sharply, attempted to straight® it agaJn by turning to the right and lost control or the car. Information on funeral ar· rangements was not immediate· ly available. Gem Talk t I 1t \ a rt (Jf • .Je\velrv • Btl J.C. HUMPHRIES ~SI INVESTING IN DIAMONDS can be a dangerOUI proctu:t1 Federal Investigators have Issued a warnlno to be on the lookout for Shady sales techniques In buying "Invest- ment" diamonds. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission <CF1'C> chairman said his sleuths have I.In· covered numerous questionable diamond deals whlle Investigating other matters. The diamonds, he ,. ported, were being sold through leverage contracts which ,,.. -Or'ff- ments to buy a con{ract tor detlwry of diamonds at a later date. The Attorney General's office Is trying to deterMlne whethtr the CFTC or the Securities Exchange Commission has authority to deal with the prOblem. Meanwttlle, ttte complalms keep plllng up. MlnV reputable Investment firms have ,. fused to deal In diamonds. "We dOn't r•commend them1 because they're hlghly speculative, ' • M•rrlll LYflCh spokesman was quoted H sayl09. If so- meone tr~ to sell you • dlolmond, tht first thing you should do Is lhOw It to a reputable gemol09lst, such •• your loc11 Jeweler. Don't bUy somethl09 that ~ tum out to have que1ttoMble value" later Ol1mond1 ue too bMutlM -become the UUM of flnen· clalWGlt, ' t I le S<.~ie1 le ~e <>f Gerl1s Behind the beauty and romance of prec1ou gel'Tli is the science of gemology As Certified Gemologists of the Amencan Gem Society. we have the latest scientific instruments and equipment such as: gem microscope. polariscope. dichroscope. rejrodometer. dfamon dlite, master color-graded diamonds and more. To serve you better. we use our AGS Accredited Gem Laboratory to help Identify, grede, appraise and evaluate diamonds and alJ other precious stones. Come In and be assured of professional talented service. MEM&ER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY @ t 823 NEWPORT BlVO . COSTA MESA OONVENEHT TEftMS Banl\Arnet~et O*VCt 22 YEARS IN THE SAME LOCATION 4.-~:i::i • I CALIFORNIA Spea•l•I Ebiilt . . . Democrats' Plan Sent to Assembly • SACRAMENTO <AP) -Detsaottat.a, t1u1nl lbtlr pollUcal nu&acl .. tn an electlon 1•ar, bavt kWecl a RepuOUcan ·~ limit and aent their own ptu to the AIMmbl.Y floor. By a M vote, the 0.mocnit-domlliated Atatmbb' Revenu. end Taxatton Committ •PP"O'ed a 'C'ODIUtuUonal aauiodment Tutt· day that would Ue state apendina tncre .... to penonal lncome arowth. It la llmllar to a pf'OPON) me4e by Edmund Brown Jr. after votera QPproved Propo&IUoo U . THE OOMlll1T s TllRN ADIOU&NED lnatead °' vottna on a GOP llmlt lbat Republican• aald wH to.,..i..r than Ult DemocraUc ~al EarUw. tho panel as>Pf'O"ed a ooe-Ume, '800 million income tu cut that would boo&t the 1m t.upayer credit ~ 125 to tlOO for ·~ lDdividual and troai s:;o to $300 for a married couple. Tbat bill, AB 3I02 by Auemblyman Lawrence KapUatt, D.san Dte•o. wuaenttotbeAuemblyWaysandMeanaComm1U..ona 13-0 vote. IN areu ACl'ION, A BILL BY SEN. Daala Carpenter, R· Newport Beach, that WCklld adjust lneome tu bncketa annually for ll\flatJon died on a &-l vote, two short of the majari\y ~ for pe11a.ce in the 15-member ~mittee. The Democratic 1pendlq Umt.t is .SCA tl by Seii. John Garamendl, l).Mokelumne Hill. It will 10 on the November state ballot lf the Ml Aaembly puses lt and the Senate approves Asaembly amendmenta by Aua. ~. B1JT SENATE &EPUBUCAN UADD Geor&e De\alantjlan. clalmina lbe GaramendJ measure was too weak, indicated that Senate f\epublicans might try to block it ln favor of a possible 1880 lnltlaUve. "l suspect lbat we will oppose it," be said, calling the measure "a flimflam kind of approach." A Democratic property lax cut bill died on the last night of lbe 1.977 legislative session, in part because Senat.e Republicans re· rused to vote for it. SINCE THE PASSAGE OF P&OPOSITION II. pressure has been building fOf' a llmlt on state and local aovemment 1pendln1. • VOTE ON REPUBLICAN BILL DELAYED A•1mbtf1W•n Wiiie Brown Munchea Beg of Nut9 ~1191My.Auguat9, 1978 DAILY PILOT A•. ' Appeal Pledged $11 Million NBC Eawsuit Dismissed I SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -Attorney Marvin Lewis aald be plans to immediately appeal a Juc:tae'a diamlaaal of an tu million lawsuit clalminl NDC'a showing oft.be movie "Born IDllOCent" prompted lbe rape o_f a 9-year-old &lrl. In uirowtn& out t.be ca8'. Superior Court Judie Robert Douee f ruled Tuesday lbat lbe network was protected by th~ free speech sexually assaulted by three girls ( provisions of lbe First Amend· on a San Francisco beach four m:;t. noted that he ruled days after lbe ftlm was shown on & viouesly that Lewis could ~ national television. t with lbe case only on t.be tasis of Mrs. Niemi said \he attack 1 arguing that NBC intended to was prompted by the TV film "incite" a crime by 1howln1 t.be and asked $1 million In com· rape of a young girl with a penaatory damages and $10 plumber's phmger in the 19'74 million in punltlve damages film. But Lewis didn't follow that against NBC and its local al· ruling, he said. fiUate. KRON·TV. LEWIS REPRESENTS Valeria Niemi and her daqbter Olivia, who was 9 when abe was .. As long as our neck was on the block and the axe bad to fall, f lt'• Just as well that lt happened today," be said T\aesdQ. "Thia let.I us to lbe appellate courta-f even faster." Nude Bathers. Get Reprieve THE APPEAL, HE SAID, I would challenge t.be Judge's "ex· l ce111l ve authority" in narrowing ; the legal grounds for the trial 1 and preventing Lewis from l arguing negligence and reek· . lesaness. . ,. SANTA ROSA <AP> -Nude sunbathers on the Russian River have a one-week reprieve after Sonoma County supervisors de· layed voting on an ordinance to ban all public nudity. Supervisors put off voting on the ordinance for one week Tuesday to aet JeeaJ opinion! from the sheriff, district at· torney's olfice and court person- nel. RUSSIAN RIVER residents had complained that nudity, sex acts and public defecation were ruining the wholesome at- . mosphere of the resort area about 50 mlles north of San Francisco. Other residents contended lhat nude sunbathing ts a healthy ex· perience and should not be curtailed. They suggested a beaeh be set asidt> for it. "PEOPLE WHO UVE along the river have bad an intolerable ,. situation long enough," said George T. DeLong, who with fellow supervisor Will Job~ objected to the delay . Others on the board ques· tioned whelber lbe proposed or· dinance should make violators guHly of a mlademeanor and subject to jail terms or only fines. - Board Chairman Brian Kahn noted the state Penal Code already makes public sex acts il· legal. Jay Gerber, associate general counsel for NBC. said Dossee's rulln• represented "an extreme-t ly eljnlflcant victory. r "We think that the ruling t means that unless Incitement ( can be abown. suit.a of this kind • will not lie as a matter of law ; against any broadcast media or f newspaper," be said. \ Republicans bad been pushing an amendment by DeulaneJlan, tbe GOP candidate for attorney general, that tied atate and local spending increases to rises ln the cost of Uvinl and populaUon, a standard they said was tighter lhan income growth. But lbat measure, SCA 42, died when the committee ad· journed. .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~r-~-( I --Bill on·Fann Land--·· Preservation Expires ~-Plug iiito «lttt ·s~Alffi~s-. ~ ·--~.....,,....,..,... -· ........... ·-~ l f ~ ( SACRAMENTO <AP> -For the fourth straight year. efforts to stop the bulldozing of prime farm land ln California have died in the Legislature. Assemblyman Victor Ca!vo, D· Mountain View, let his bill, AB 1900, expire without a vote Tuesday in the Sen ate Natural Resources and Wildlile Committee. He told reporters he was one short or the needed five votes in the nine- member committee, Yihieh has ap- proved slmilar bills in the past only UJRe them die1n the Senate Finance Committee. s .... .w.s .... SAN FRANCISCO <AP > -B. F. Goodrich Co. bas been accused in r~deral court of conspiring to fix prices or automobile tires for the past six years in violation of antitrust laws. The suit, filed by the Justice Department Tuesday In U.S. District Court. alleges that starting before State Panel Backs Minimum Booze Markups SACRAMENTO CAP> -A state Sel"al~ commiUee has voted to im· po!-e minimum markups for alcohol and end the price·cutting that followed lbe state Supreme Court's ruling against California's old fair· trade liquor law. By a 7-3 vote Tuesday, the Senate Govermental Organization Commit· lee sent AB 93S by Assemblyman Richard Alatorre. D-Los Angeles. on to the Senate Finance Committee. The Assembly -passed bill, sponsored by lbe California Retail Liq· uor Dealers Association, would re- quire beer, wine and hard spirits to be sold no cheaper lban 6 percent above lbe cost to the retaller. ( BRIEFS ) 1972 and continuing to date, Goodrich and others conspired "to rtx, raise, maintain and stabilize prices" on tire sales to the public by the manufaeturer and certain indepen- dent retail lire dealers in the West. ~nret Aecq~d -LOS ANG-ELES .!APl -Flve locals of the Retail Clerks Union have voled by a 62.4 percent margin to accept a contract offer by Gemco membership department stores. a onion spokesman said. ..Tbere·n be no strike," said spokesman Bob McGrath, adding lbat Tuesday's vote puts into effect a three-year contract retroactive to Ju· ly 3 for non -food department .. employees at all Gem co stores in Southern California. The retail clerks ' are negotiating a separate contract with major food chains. including Lucky Stores Inc., which runs lbe food department at Gemco. 7BersnDead CHULA VISTA <AP>-Sevenhorses have died since MondQ at Bradley's Bonita Valley Farm east of Chula Vis· ta from a IJlYSterious ailment believed caused by a toxin in grain mixture. Owner Robert Bradley said five of the animals died Tuesday. He said autopsies are being performed on three horses. One was killed by a veterinarian to free it from suffering. Bali eo.i...i s ...... , SAN DIEGO <AP) -The Fair Rent Coalition has presented the city clerk with petitions bearlne 42,500 signatures seeking to place a rent contr:ol initiative before the voters ln November.• Coalition representative Martin Wagner delivered two gaily wrapped boxes containing lbe petitions Tues· day to City Clerk Charles Abdelnour, saying, "Here, this is for you." &"' tj ·~" .,,,. ~~ ... ~o ;,f/I' More -are lost nee~ to aum , 8 ...j,' disorders than from any au. caute. Yet ev periodic dental care from.,, Otll hMtth ' specialist like Dr. Rick Schoen can usually remedy the situation. Or. Schoen offera COl'f'Plete family dental health ' aervlce. And for a lot less than vou might think. It's one appliance that wotit cost you a cent. ! ~ ' \ \ ' ~ ) ~ . ~ .,. I I ' Ae £Jk * Orange Coas1 011ty Pilot ·~~14 ~~ ... , ....... e ____________________ A_obe_rt·N···W·M<l-/Pubf-·ll·he·r--Thon\41--s ·K·"·"·"'·E·CS1-t0t ..rJ.. "9"r... ~ :Z,. WedMeday, AugUlt 9. 1171 O.rbllr• Krelblch/Edltort•I Page Editor Th~ San Clemente City Councll'1 dopUon of u school f 4H?S urd nanc: lu t we k muy mean more to clty r ~•dents QV r th n xt clec than any oth r .clton the councll muk Uu yrar. Wnb plans und way to build more than 7.000 new home on San Clemente ranchea ln the next 10 yeun. ti\• dty' ·population wallbeneoarl.ytw c the pr nt25.500rttl dents. New bomeov.11~r wUl hav<! c:tuldren to enroll an school. But th C p rano Unlrled School District. whld lnclud Sun Cl m ente. h ua no av liable school coo1t~Jon fUnd • und ext.sling 1chool1 ure ~dready uperaatli\a ut capacity. The ~w San Clemente ordinll!lce. llke a county ordlnanc on which it wu modeled. requlre thut d<'V~U)' lhe C•pbtrano 0001 d "net 8 perc nt of 1 he eJ · price of each ne home built not to exceed st .aoo per e -to fund temporary classrooms W1th ttu l"Ctief n staht rcw school chUdr~. rt ss tanae to consider other pressures brought on by un tnnux of · new s~ Cl men to resld nu. pr sur~s for good tree ta u\to to-..a for downto'lt1\ parking, for beuch t:iccess. tor police and nre protection. . Wan San Clemente be ready for its new residents wben its ntw residents are ready to move to Satn Clemente? The new ordinance may help make the aoswer )·~- Goodbye to Meter Plan The passibility of SO.cenl·un-hour parking in front of their homes brought out the crowds to the Laguna Beach City Council meeting last week. Considering the outcry of the homeowners, the eouncU did the understandable thing an quashing the whole noti~. Councilmen were studying a proposal to raise an ud - ditional Sl.30.000 in revenues to the city in the f onn of meter fees. The plan. brought to the council by city of- ficials, would place more than 400 parking meters in front of residential homes on the ocean side of Coast Highway. But residents presented convincing a rguments that the proposal. if approved. would mean visitors to \heir homes -and the res idents themselves -would pay for tt\e privilege of parkin{ in front of their own homes. ----..rsifggesfJonrrom Ule ctly-sfatr llfaf tile" resiaenfs ·-- purchase the new hall-price parking stickers for their cars didn't fly with the homeowners. , That would mean a family would pay $60 per year · if they owned two cars with stickers --to park the family a utos in front of their homes. Councilmen dropped the whole issue before the 200 or so residents had a chance to speak, thereby saving the mselves an endless round of complaints. That was the wise thing t.o do. The issue isn't that im- portant to the dty and it is <fesperately important to those involved. Last Man In Syndroine S<.1n Juan City Coun cilmen were treated to an un· fortun ate display of citizen obstinacy last week. A t.JJssle had arisf!n ..between Village.. San. -Ju.ln Homeowners' Association and housing developer R. F Mogan. Sewage was the point of dispute. Mogan. the developer of a proposed housing develop- ment adjacent to the village. had been attempting to ac- quire rights to a sewer easement running through the property. He needed the rights so he could hook his new project into the city's m ain sewer line. The village's association board. however. fl atly re - fused Mogan's request. The easement runs down a hill. they argued. a nd the sewer line might break and damage property. Although the developer took several steps to try a nd a1lay the homeowners· fears. their final argument w:.ii>. "We don't want the hill disturbed." Mogan came to the council for help. After listening to the pros and cons of the sewer de· twte. the council invoked the city's right of eminent do- main and Mogan got his easement rights. Speaking sharply to the association spokesman. Coun cilman James Thorpe said the developer's request for the easem e nt was standard procedure. and pointed out that when the village was built. it hooked into the city's main line by the same procedure. The council's action was justified. The homeowners provided an unpleasa nt demonstration of the old axiom. "We've got ours. so we don't care about anyone else.'' • Opinions e1tpressed in the space above are those of the Daily Piiot. Othef views expressed on this page ere those of their authors and artists. Reader comment Is invited. Address The Dally Piiot, P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321 Boyd liAll Heart ByLM.BOYD Thal old contention that bankers are heartless doesn't hold up. Take the case of Wendy Westfall. for instance. She was a teller al the First National Bank of Scotia. Lawmen took her by the arm, though, charging her with embezzlement. and the eourt put her on probation for two years. The bank lb gave her a four-year loan repay the money. Gloomy Gus .. or another In their lives have had mononucleosis. Or so the mediocos believe. That. they say, ls why lt rarely af· ructs anybody over 30. Im· n:umity ffts in early. Once you've bad It, you'll never get I& again. Those movie script wrtten wl\o 've had thelr Apache In· d~JM characters refer to white men as "wblte eyes" 1ot It rilhl· ln Geronimo's time, that wu the standard A"cbe nomenclature for the whiles. Q ... What was the flrsl na. Uon to use tanks In war?" A. Great Britain. At the Battle of Somme durlna World War I. More tb$1\ one savvr soul baa woo a bar bet by con· tendin1 that the Wlncheat~r rifle was not de~llntd by O.H. Winchester, but rather by one B. 8. Hotchkiss Cl&tm I• tllat en el..,h•nt'1 hearina la o acute It can hear I.be tread o( a mouse. tnter Una. ii true Earl Waters Drawing a Bead on Justice Bird . In the elahteen month• 110~ 1ht wu named CbleC JU&tl~. Rott Ellaabeth Bird bat bftn 1tudlou1l)' malntalntn1 a low prollle. Her app0lntment by Oonrnor Jury Brown belnc on" or ttw.-moat controversial enr med to th hlab court. she ta well .. ware or the tact &be mu.at 1t nd bfrore the vottrs In November Normally an outspoken aid· vocate or ~uch causes a~ women's lib. cSvB rlahts. e ner&y con ~rvatlon. an· ti·nuclear de· velopment knd .enYiron mental pro· tection. ber unnatural restraint wus evident even before Senator H.L. "Bill" Richardson vowed to spend a million dollars to defeat her at the general election. So her concurrence m a S to 2 decision holding that forcible rape and sexual abuse does nol. itself constitute "great bodily in· jury" has been seized upon with great glee by Richardson and others who have been looking f<W persuasive indictments against Bird to present to the voters. THE RAPE of the young woman named Marifl was a particularly vicious and degrad· ing one during which all forms or perversion were committed at kntre point causing untold psychological and emotional trauma. But because the knife woun~ were superficial and. aside from the sexual.intrusions, · i•lt bod}'-w.m-nor<!amugl!cr:-the - court refused to impose the stiff prison sentences provided for rapists who injure victims. The ruling was based upon a stale law which provides such sentences in cases wh~re "great Mailbox bodily lnj\lry" ha been done. Rlchtrd1on finds Bird's charactertutton ot the crime as · ·outra1eous. stiockin& and deaplcable" contradictory to her concurrence In the decision wblch held the vlctlm '" fnjwies not to be "aicnllicant or substan- U1 l." He aays "Psycholo1icaJ harm can luve scars thet Mte intensel)' deeper and r:nore last· Ing than a scar on the body." His view was an echo of the dll· senlirtl opinion by Justices WUllam P. Clark. Jr. and Franlt K. Richardson who wrote "Ult· der no reuonable view of the evidence could the victim ·s in· Juries in this case be deemed lrivl al or insiintlltcant." ,, H k .. II AtA-1r1. . Whether it was her el1hl · ~ years as a deputy puatlic de>-' fender which impelled her srm· f pattiy to the def~ndant or some • notion of dlvotting herseK from the role ot a ch•mpion al 9.'omen's rights may never be known. But her stated reasons that the court mus\ folloy.r · "legislative intent" don't matMl up with the recent trend 9f s upreme court decisions . • IN TIDS CASE THE court wal • · only called UPon to interpret.~ • language of the law wbich 1$ ·,t:! proper role for the court. It is g., far cry from lt\e actions of~" court which has. wlth.ut ~ pretense of constitutional issl.M$. • been pursuinJ the dangerODf·' course of legislating new law: complet•l.y In opposition to exlBG·, ang statutes. :: No better example of lhis dr&-: regard for leglslat~ve intent cari:- be found than In the court's lfi" vs Yellow Cab decision in ~ which overturned the statutes On eontributory negligence tn favot of the comparative negl1gence · doctrine. In that ease the laws hlld stood for 103 years during which the Legislature had rP· peatedly reviewed and ref used proposals to change them. : WHILE violation or a wom~n may not today be considered the . heinous crime it onee was when · the victim's kin were considered · wholly justified in seeking out and kilUng the rapist. it remains .rveprehensible deed and the case before the court involved rape of the worst kind. Maybe Bird's lack of judicial experienee or even her limited ..leg-~! -e"rwtenee-""'ll not-matt~,. to the voters but it is certain thu\ the .. Rape of Maria" will be a J\ousebold term by the time lhe . November election rolls around: 1f Senator Riehardson has his way .•. Is the Press Overlooking Carter's Sins? To the Editor After all the headlines and stories about Watergate that ap. -pearea--.in your and oTher newspapers. Wl' now wonder why the press is completely overlooking President Cal1er's poss ible violations or national law. We should say that although we hold no brief for Mr. Nixon's lying about the Watergate af. fair. that sort or political party "warfare" has long gone on. The disturbing matter that now concerns us is Jimmy Carter's report of spending for the 1976 campaign. As I'm sure most people are aware. in 1976 for the first time taxpayers pieked up all campaign ex- penses. which in theory was to be a turning point toward cleaner government. Mr. Carter has been in the White House for more than a year. but the six-member Federal Election Committee hasn't issued an a udit or how be spent the $21.8 million in tax funds to get there. ACCORDING to commission regulations. ca mpaign treasurers are supposed to re- port details of all expenditures exeeeding $100. giving the public the explanation of suet! cam· palgn moneys. Aecording to the Wttll Street Journal, "his campaign spent nearly $500.000 for otherwise un· specified 'gel·out-the·vote' ac- tivities to \)eat Mr. Ford; another $279,00Q ror 'mis· cellaneous office expenses·: and S603,000 more lsn 't described in any way, on the ground that all was spend in sumt of less than $100. "In contrast. Mr. Ford's ram· paign rePorted unitemiied ex- penditures of '80.000. "The Carter reports also con· tain numerous apparent errors and discrepancies. Ooe involves it listed expenditure or Sl0,703,54 to a subsidiary or Ruder " FIM. Jnc. In New York. Chairman Davtd Finn says his firm bllled the Carter campaign $703.54 for designing some brochures." The Journal says the mystery of the other $10,000 remains a question. Mr. Finn cbttked twice and bas absolutely no record ot billlng or receiving that $10,000. The Journal also mentioned a Mr. John Matthews of Jacbon· vUle. Fla. who was listed as the recipient of S2,000 from the Carter campaign, Mr. Mattb ws says be merely cashed a check H a favor for the loul Carter cootdlnatot Thert w re many. many other details of dlarrepancet listed by the Wall Street Journal Whett ls your moJ>aJ tndtpa Uon toward Mr. Carter·a very qoeatlonable uae of pubUt mone)'? One can'& torcet how rl1h~ly outr•tfd .YOU wen about OGe poUUuJ part)' trylni to steal seerets from the other. something that ha!> gone on for years. -CATHERINE COSGROVE HALLBERG Pett...,. Admee To the Editor: We learn through expef\Stve le sso n s. I have just learned one that I would like to pass along to fellow union carpenters and others who come under pension funds. l. Save all check stubs: 2. save all records of hours worked. such as the paper sent out by the state employment office and the vacation fund : 3. check on you r pension every three years. After three years. you can throw the records away because they won't change anything. If you don't appeal every three years. you lose your right to ap· peal. You see. the pension fund for the carpenters is controlled by the contractors and the union. It is not to the advange of the fund to police the contraetors. ap· parently; It is certainly not to the advantaae of the eontractors to police the contractors. and the union apparently does not. NO REPORT of hours credit· ed is sent out to the carpenters. They can check with their local. but it i.s sometimes June or July getting to the locals for the pre· vious year and only old men near retirement usually check. I have lived in the same house since 1949 and I lost a lot of my records. I couldn't have proved a lot of the' years in the iixties even if I were allowed to, but I was shorted several quarters during that time. Either the con· tractor didn't send the money in or the fund received the money and didn't credit me with it. The funny thiJ'lg is that accord- ing to my local union r«!Coni. I had my lime, but according lo the record ol the fund in Long Beach, l was short. This is just a free lesson to carpenters and other people coming under pension funds. Cbetk on your fund. You may be the only one poJiclna them. This Is a sad story, but true. JIM BOLDING BagHttPreaescs To the F.dUor: --On-Jime Z'l, lhe-Wguna-Beaeh City Council made a decision to place Temple Hills and Alla Laguna roads back on the city·s arterial road map. This action was supposedly taken to make the city's road map conform with the county's map thereby making Laguna eligible ror county gas tax runds for road 1 m provements. All.bough I am a Laguna coun· cilman. I was unable to h.ear the community and eouoetl de· liberations of this s ubjeet because of being out of town on a business trip. Upon my return. I was asked by a group or neighborhood associations to meet with them on this subjttt. I have attempted to gather as much written information as I <'an. speak to Wormed sources. and listen to the council meeting tapes to be prepared ror this meeting. On July 30 I was ad- vised that some neighborhood associations would be meeting with Supervisor Riley on this subjeet to present their ideas a nd obtain clarification on several other questions from him. I FELT that it would be beneficial lo my understanding of the matter and final resolu- tion of this situation within the community if I were allowed to attend this exchange of ideas. Supervisor Riley's oWce ad· vised me when I requested to at- t end tha t they could not authorize my presence at this public meeting on a public issue in a public facility. Fran Engelhardt or VIiiage Laguna, who was attendJng. stated she could not authorize my attendance but was in sup- port of my being at the meeting. Carl Rankin. leader or the group, spoke to me and said my presence was not desirable and would not be authoriied. He stat· ed that if l were a private cllJlen 1 might~ atk>wed to be there. but a councilman was not welcome. Freedom of speech and aceess lo public meetinfs are eoveted riahts in this country. and I eon· t1nue to be disappointed bj:'. - those who would not listen to the pub lie outcry for _open11ess il:L government. In my opinfOn. dosed speeial interest group. meetings are just as bad as City: Council executive sessions, and I · will continue to fight both. 'WAYNE J . BAGI.JN G•9~ To the Editor: I read with surprise that I am to be a "spokesman tsic I for the: gay community" of Larurta· Beach. aecordin~ to the crac,_ research of the Daily Pilol. While I note your reporti,.· some ef the many positive COii·: tributions or the local "gay'' populace. it must be reported that gay people played th~. minor yet very significant role: in the very broad-based. welJ- inlormed efforts to retain Chief Sparks. . The official spokesperson of. Laguna's gay minOf'ity should have been recogni~ed and his speech reported: That was Alan Robertson. representing the. 400-plus members of the Laguna Beach Coalition for Human Rights. I only represented myself in advocacy of law and justice of.: by and for the Laguna residents.· JAY MURLEY ce..c9r,...... To the Editor: I have receotly become aware that the County of Orange is con- temp'8ting the construction of massive silt cootrol facilities in: the San Diego ere.t Watershed.· This act.ion is eurrenUy being written into the .. 208 .. Watershed plan for Newport Up-. per Bay and ..-tream areas. It· is interesting that the county: and the alUed growth industry th rough their control of the local. "208'' planning agency could: contemplate spendin• up to n: million of taxpayers' money to; subsidize development. Local environmental groups, ttave been asking that silt be· controlled through cost effective· source l'Ontrol techniques. These· mechanisms would no& hinder growth Md would protect tht! · downstream l'eSide.n~ and boat: owners rrom payinc expensive: dredlfinl bills. It la about llDM: thet our supervisors reaJIJed that the public ls tired ot pick·: tni up the coat of develos>ef'I: m fs•anagement. • HENRY EAGER: .. . • ............. 0.-y..,.. SU•MEA LIGHTNING CRACKLES IN fRYINE AREA OF RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN TUESDAY NIGHT ff You Mined It, Sdck Around; Chance• A,. It'll Be Bede Along Coaat Tonight ... . ----- Thllnderstorms Return? Cotut Gets Lighming, Tlwnder Diaplay Thunderstorms that ,llashed through parts of Orange County Tuesday night may be back again tonight, a National w-.ather Service spokeswoman said. The storms. with their 11· Jum in ating pyrotechnics. caused brief widespread power outAges, flickering lights and a few minutes of rain along the coast. They were the result of moist air from the Pacific, the spokeswoman said. She said tbe storms bad been centered on Arizona and central California for the past week but were pushed to the coaat by an eastern flow of air. Humidity should r emain a sticky 70 percent. while high temperatures should be 72 to 75 de,rees at the beaches and near 90 degrees inland , the spokeswoman said. Low tem· peratures. should range from 86 to 72 degrees, she said. Little damage was reported alona the Oranse Coast from the llalbtnw and thunder display Coast Weather Some night and early momma low clouds and local log with alight chance of late afternoon or n ig h ttime thun - . dershowers. Lows tonight 66 to 72. Highs Thursday from 70s at beaches to near 90 inland. IN81DE.TODAW TM Stiff~ tome of iU beat llOC«r of Uw lleCPOft, but eoaa bocked ol&t of tile plof/(I//• al SiDt ~"" J.J. S.e ltOrJ, BJ. •••• that arrived between 6 and i0:30· p.m . and varied widely from spot to spot. In Kuntington Beach, light· ning ignited brush at 6: 19 p.m. along Golden West Street near Garfield Avenue but was ex- tinguished by firemen within 15 minutes. The Southern California Edison Company reported a few lines down and some 30-second outages in Huntington Beach, Costa Mesa, Irvine a nd the Newport Beach bluffs area. During the spotty rains, gauges in Laguna Niguel, Newport Beilch. HuntinJltton Beach and Santa Ana measured only a trace. But observers in Costa Mesa and Santa Ana Heights told of sheets of rain coming down at about 10:25 p.m .. with lights (See RAIN, Page AZ> Burial Saturday Pope's Body Moved For Vatican Rites VATICAN CITY (AP> -The sealed coffin containing the body of Pope Paul VI was taken to Rome today from the papal summer residence at Castel Gandolfo to Ue in state at the Va tic an where be will be buried Saturday. . The 11-car motorcade made a brief stop at St. John Lateran Basilica. the pope's cathedral as bishop of Rome. Cardinal Ugo Poletti, the pope's vicar for Rome, read the traditional ' prayers for the dead. A crowd of seve r al tbouaand was at the church and a apeclal ltalian army unit st.oQd ln solemn ranks before the basilica. As the hearse left the gate or the palace, a small poup of of· ticials and priests chanted prayers. The hearse was the third car ln the motbrcade which was acCOdlPaDied by a strong mOl<>rcycle escort. Thouanda of Qeraons tn scattered groups Uned the roadway alon1 the 16-mUe route. The black iron gate of the papal summer re11dence at Castel Gandolfo waa closed at 4 p.m., endini three days or public viewing: o( tbe PC>pe'• body. Papal aides ~aid about 60,000 mo...-nen had seen the body of the 90.year-old PonUff u lt lay in •~ate tn tM Swiss room of the palace wberehcid~ed . Pretaa a.id Wlrers m<Md •n for .. brtef ttoHd·door eere•ciny In which the b0d1 wu sealed bl the colftn. The Italian government or- dered more than 4,500 police and other security men to guard against terrorists along the route to St. Peter's Basilica. With Italy plasued by political kidnapping, kneecapping , murder and bombing, the gov- ernment was wary of an attempt by the Red Brigades or some other terrorist group to make new headlines. Kneecappinl is shootinf a person in the knees. A century aao, du\'lng the funeral of Pope Pius IX in F~bruary 1878, antl·clerical radicals .tried to throw the coffin into the Tiber River. Mounted police dispersed them. SEU FURNITURE 1BE BISI' WAY When a HunUnston Beach, woman wanted to aell her couch and love seat she went to the belt market in town -the Dal· ly Pilot clauifieds. Tbe satisfied customer's ad read: Coucb • loveseat Gold floral on wht w11rn. like new S325. Pb xx1MtXXJC .. Tetlay' Clesl•ll N.Y. Steeb Vow Breakfo:rR ? • COLOGNE, Germany CAP) - Leonid Brffhenev told liberal Czecboalovak Comm unist leaders ln 1988 that President Johnson assured him the United States would not do anything to stop the Soviet invasion of CzeelJ081ovakJir, one of the Ctech leaders reports in a book being published this week in West Germany. The author, Zdenek Mlynar, was a Communist Party seerelary who writes that he was present when Brezhnev met Aug. 26 to Moscow with Alex· ander Dubcek, leader of the re- form reeime in, Prague. and others arrested after the in· vasion Aug. 20. Mlynar's book "Nachfrost. ·• < Nipt Frostl says 'Brezhnev told them Jobmon's assurances of non-intervention came from the White House on Aug. 18, two days before 500,000 Warsaw Bloc troops crossed into CHcboslovakia to crush the liberalization movement known as tb~ "Prague Spring.•• 'BredmeY reportedly told tbe Czechoslovaks the Soviet gov· ernment was ready to rlak a con. na1raticn if the Soviet dom.ina"' tion of Eastern Europe won ln Wor14 War n was jeopardlzed. But Brezhnev said Johnson's aa-. surances made plain there was no danger ol East· West war. Mlynar continues: B rezbnev said be asked (See LBI. Pa1e A!) $15 Tieket Upheld And Diedrich Gets Another ~ By GABY GRANVILLE Of lM Diiiy l"tllt IUff Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich was found guilty today of illegally paricing bis car on a county beach road and or- ~ered to_pfY a $}.5 fine. · Worse, as Diedrich was testi- lying in SOu\h Orange Co\inty Judicial District Court, a marshal ticketed bis car outside the building for illegal parking. The double dose of bad news for Diedrich ended a ~o-Wlv hearing before muni_£ipal court Judge John C. Morrison, that featured testimony from the ac- cused county supervisor, as weU as Sheriff Brad Gates. In the end, shortly before noon Judge Morrison ruled. •'there is no excuse under the law that would allow this man to park on a closed road." Judge Morrison is serving on the south county bench for a vacati~ jurist. He is from HumboldfCoonty._. Judge Morrison conceded that "this man <Diedrich> has ap- parently dedicated his life to public service. "However," the judge said, "l feel that fact does not give him the right to violate ordinances other people are required to obey." Gates testified earlier in the day that bis investigators had probed into circumstances sur· rounding the ticketing of Diedrich's county-leased car the evening of May 29 at Niguel Beach Park. In the process. the sheriff de- nied that he personally bas ever voided a ticket given to any citizen. The sheriff also said some of his own deputies have received parking tickets outside the courthouse where he s poke. Those deputies have been re· quired t.o pay the fines. ln bis testimony, Diedrich said he was on the beach the night of ·May 29 to investigate complaints of excessive trash. The Fullerton supervisor said his inspection tour resulted the following day ln the board of supervisors passing a minute resolution calling for a beach cleanup. Diedrich also testified that a sign attached to the visor of his $Uto identifying the car as belonging to a eounty supervisor was in a down position and should have been noticed by ~ ticketing officer. But when the officer. Deputy Ed Shubach, was recalled to the stan~. be said the visor was not in the down position. As -far mH.he tidtet-Otedncb received today...ia concemed. the county supervisor laughed and said be did not know if he woW6 plead innocent to the parking violation charge. Tbere Is a space reserved at the courthouse In Laguna Niguel for county supervisors on of. ficial business. But when be arrived at the building today he was unable to loeate the uttlclirpaYlUlijf S'paee and instead pulled into a drive separating the courthouse from the public defender's office. There was no mistakitu( the (See Dl£DRJCB, Page AZ) Latcsuit Affected! Trustees May End ' . Compllter Setup -Sy MJQIAEl,..PAS&&VK'll-°' .. .,..'., """"..,. Steps are in motion today to "cmsolve" a financially troubled computer data corporation set up by the Newport-Mesa Unified School District. · School trustees agreed Tues· day with Superintendent John Nlcoll's claim that increased stale control over school finances have canceled the original profit aims of the six· month old corporation. Nicoll said today the return to .a DOIH!Ol'J>OFate-dat•~ system -one that had been in operation in the district for 12 years -"may or may not have a bearing" on tbe district's lawsuit now pending in Orange County Superior Court. The district is using the county De partment of EducatiOJl because the county agency is withholding $200.000 In district funds to pay employees of the Newport-Mesa Instructional Research Institute <N MIRI>. <See SUIT, P,age A%) Market Gains Big -Then Retreats NEW YORK <AP> -The stock market moved broadly higher in active trading today but began retreating toward the close. Al one point the Dow Jones index hit 90.1 R7 Analysts attributed the gains to renewed buying of stock by in· stitutions. "It's a continuation of what we've been seeing for the past three months or more," said Roland Underhill at Crowell, Weedon &c Co. The Dow Jones average ol 30 industrial stocks, after flirting with the psychologically impor· tant 900 level, closed at 891.63. This still was a gain of 2.42 points today, however. The day's gains came despite a worsening outlook for the dollar and in a dearth of other major economic news. In Euro- pean foreign exchange trading today. the dollar slumped to new lows against the Swiss franc and West German mark. But Lawrence Lewis at Pershing & Co. called the stock market's underlying strength "quite fantastic." . I I i , ' .42 DAILY "l.Ol N d f',....P~AJ SUIT ••• Employees have not been paid for June. . Jloag Seeks More H01JliEol Equipment ' County .Superintendent of Schools Robert Peterson con- tends the district'• plan to put data processing and computer ayatem grocrams under NMJRI conttol appears to violate the stale code's euidelines on com-petitive bidding. . ' ~. :_~~~pt~ ::;u,. ":!I th~ county'• hultb plannint uncU will be k&red nut Tua· ay durtna a he rlna ln Ne-wport eub. • Hospttal omc all .,.. aMkina fpproval ot tM Orut• County Jiealtb Planntn• COtulcU lor •heir plan to bu~ • aoo.ooo fadlaOon almulator for UM ill adlatlon th«apy. Tbe pJ nnbW ecM&Mll alf m r.co1nm4tadll\I denJal of tht ptO· pout O)'lnt that equlpDI n\ alrHdy ln ~ at tbe hO!lpjlal 11 adequate for Wh•t II propo1td Tho cou.ncll eclion on ttoq'a propoeal wtU be forwarded lo the State Oepartmeot of 11 atth. D partment Clftclall mutt then decide whether io l11ue u• cerUllute of ~ whtc:h wlll nl· '°w the holpllal to proceed ' Hotpltal ofllcl•I• uy the almul1l0r t1 LO be uted In pre· Su1•fer Hooked Geta En1angW With LmD JACKSONVILLE BEACH. Fla <AP > -A surf~r wurntMi several times to move .1way from the Jncksonville Beach fisbmg pier found the re1tson why t.he hard way Police said the surfer. 2S·year-old Charles Harkins, became entangled in the fishing line of C.A. Thompson. . Thompson helped extract the fishhook from Harkins' leg a"!d t_he n arr~ted ~j~ for violating an ordinance forbidding surfing within 300 feet of the pier. f ' h' h' Thompson is a policeman who was 1s mg on 1s day off. !Newport Staff Pltin iWould Thaw Policy f : Newport Beach city coun- ~~Umen will be asked Monday to ~thaw their hirins treeze long 1 enough LO appoint a successor to ; Cal Stewart. the. retirin&. dlrec- ( tor of "the Parks, Beacb.e$ and Recreation Department. ~ Ron Whitley, assistant direc- tor, is being recommended for 1 the post by City Manager Robert ~Wynn. Under Wynn's proposal, Whilley will be made acting director through August while Stewart is on vacation and will assume the full repsonsibilities Sept. I when Stewart officially r etires. Whitley's current $24 ,000·a- year job will be written out of the city budget, under Wynn's proposal. If bis appointment is ap- 'pr.oved. Whitley will make .about $26,000 a year in bis new job. Whitley first joined the city in 1971 and bas served as assistant PB&R director since 1974. Prior to 1971. he worked for the Los Angeles Department or Parks and Recreation. Whitley, a Mission Viejo resi· dent, bolds a bachelor's degree from Cal State Long Beach. In 1977 h~ served as president of the California Parks and Recreation Society. He has been on the organization's board of directors since 1972. -Coastal Panel Eyes - - - Bank Building Plan Members or the state coastal commission wiJI decide next Tuesday whether or not to con- s ider an appeal of a con- dominium and office project in Corona del Mar. The appeal request was filed by the Sierra Club, Aileen Brock F ..... Pa.,e A J LBJ •.. Johnson whether the United States continued to recognize the Ya lta and Potsdam agreements tha t staked out s pheres of postwar influence. The White House reply was ••unreserved r e coanition as lar a_s Czechoslovakia and Romama are concerned" but the status of Yugoslavia must be subject to negotiation. "Whal do you think will hap- pen in your favor?" Brezhnev a s ked Dubcek and his as- sociates. "Nothing will happen. There will be no war. Comrade Tito of Yugoslavia and Comrade Ceausescu of Romania will make speeches and so will Comrade Berlinguer <the Italian Communist Party chief). So what? You are relying on the support of the Communist move- ment In Western Europe. But that 106t its importance 50 years ago." DAILY PILOT --. ... -----....... c;.w, Yl(t ... --OMor•--. ne... ..... ··-'"= ·~-=-caw...M.&.Mt .............. ....................... .. and Debra Allen over the re· gional commission's approval of development plans by the Bank of Newport. The bank wants to demolish an existing 68-unil motel al East Coast Highway and Avocado Avenue and build a three-story office building. Bank plans also call for con- version of an existing 45-unit apartment complex into con· dominiums. The appeal requests state commission reconsideration on the basis that the project would wipe out a visitot' use facllity . Sandpiper Inn and rep~~ce _at with a non-visitor use facility, ID opposition to com mission policies. Commissioners, who will be meeting at the Airport Marina Hotel near Los Angeles Intema- Uonal Airport, must first de- cide if there is a substantial is- sue involved in the appeal. H they decide that is lhe case. then tile appeal itself will be heard at a later meeting. Pool Closed By Pollution Tbe Corona del Mar High Scbool swlm.mtna pool remained closed today while workers con. tlnued efforts to disintect it. Aceordiq to a report flied with the Newport Beach police, school custodians closed lb• pool Tuesday morning. They said it beeame polluted when an estimated 20 people sneaked into the enclosed area the precedin1 nltbt and def· ecated in the pool. Durtne the 1ummer mont.bs, the swtmmlnt pool ls used for claase1 sponsored by the Newport Beach Parka, Beaches and Recreation Departmen~. FNmP-.eAJ DIEDRICH. • • -' f aet &bat. Diedrich'• county-Jeaaed 1t7'1 Merc:U17 wu parked UlqaU,. The ticket was l11ued by Oranp COunty;.-M•nhal S1t. Harold B. McAllitft u DleclriC?b waa ln the wltneA bOx deft~ hliluielf ... ...,.. the Wetal Piik· 1D1 cbaqe at the beach. • parlna pall nta for radiation therapy for treatment of tumora or lesloru.. The almulator would t:ruablo therapists to pinpoint the ar a to bo treated. At present the hospJtal uaes a Uneur uc:cclerator for both the prepuratlon and actual treat- ment. A ho1plt.al spokesman uys the accelerator tends to do10 normal tluue with radia- tion along with the affected ureas. Hospital officials also say that they treated an average of 3t pa· tlenta per day in radlatlon therapy ln um. In their applica- tion they point out that the American College ol Radiology • recommends an avera,e patient loud of more than 35 per day. Hospital officials say they could increase the use of their accelerator for treatment purposes by using the simulator for patient preparation. The pla~ co@cil staff is recommending against the pro- posal because of the costs in· volved. The hearing will be held at 7:30 p.m. in the Newport Beach City Council chambers before the health planning council's Facilities Review Committee. The council's board or directors is slated lo act on the commi~ tee's recommendation Aug. 22. C,01,d Soars; Dollm-Falh LONDON <AP> -The Moon 01'er /flia•i price of gold hit record k · is"ble over highs of SD and $208.2S A once-in-a-decade occlfrrence in th e s Y ts v t f an ounce.on Europe's ma-Miami when the moon's orbit aligned with that 0 JOr bullion markets today Venus. The two are seen only a lOt~ of a degree apart. a& the d&llM-hi\.-.kws--1------.... _.-..ac..r ~-------...:!'....:•·~----------against the West German . . markandtheSwissfranc. T c t w In London. trading in WO oas omen gold opened at $207.25 and edged to $207.45 before the city's five major bullion c h d b A dealers set the price at rus e y uto ~~ss::sf::.ir mornin~ fix. The dollar showed a slight improvement in Tokyo, closing at 187.60 yen. fractionally higher than Tuesday's closing. But in Europe it was a dif. ferent story, due to "lack or confidence, just as il always is." one London dealer said. Newport Cops ' Probe l our J~lry Heists Newport Beach police are con- tinuing their investigation of four apparently unrelated burglaries in which jewelry was taken. In all, victims reported the loss of valuables worth an estimated $32,000 in the four theft cases. In a case reported over the weekend. a Balboa Bay Club guest, Penny Baskin, told of- ficers a burglar slit a screen door to get Into her apartment. She said she lost $6,000 worth of jewelry and a $5,000 lynx Jacket. A Corona del Mar area woman, Winifred Broe. told of- ficers jewelry valued at more than $10,000 was ta.ken from a safe In her home sometime last week. Two valuable pieces were re- ported stolen Tuesday by Jeri Lofland, a Lido Park Drive resi- dent. She told police an $8,000 diamond ring and a $800 Star of David pendant set with a diamond were taken from her bedroom dress~r. Bayshore resident Helen Quinn also reported tt\e disap- pearance of $1,325 worth of jewelry from her bedroom. She told police T\le&day the items turned up mi11in1 after she'd had new carpet installed. Newport Sets PennyC~l Two Orange Coast women were killed Tuesday when the car in which they were riding overturned near the Nevada border. Both women were thrown from the car, which then landed on them. a California Highway Patrol spokes man said. The driver or the car. Joyce D. Emmons . 35. of 16 Surfside Court. Newport Beach. was re- ported in satisfactory condition lodav at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital in Las Vegas. . Killed ID thl' Tuesday morrung accident near Baker wer e her passengers. Chere Ann Fres- quez. 27. of 3700 Park view Lane. Irvine. and Helen L. Squern. 32. of30916lh Place. Costa Mes a. Both were pronounced dead at the scene of the accident on Highwav lS about 10 miles from the Nevada state line. The CHP spokesman said pre· liminary investigation indicates the driver may have been momentarily distracted and hit a tractor groove on the right shoulder or the freeway. He said it is be lie ved she turned the wheel to the left loo Hanoi Gets Aid WASHINGTON IAP> -The U.S. representative registered the only opposition to a $60 million World Bank loan for an irrigation project ID Vietnam in voting Tuesday. sharply, attempted to straighten it again by turning to the right and lost control of the car. Information on funeral ar- rangements was not immediate- ly ·available. F,....P-.e AJ RAIN •.• flickeriog as lightnmg flashed outside. One observer reported being in a store near the middle of the Balboa Peninsula and said rain poured down for about 10 minutes at 10:30 p.m .. flooding streets from curb to curb. He said power there was off for about 30 seconds. Yet the samt> witness said that when he re turned to his home at the end of the peninsula. he was told il had only sprinkled there. John Gietzen, supervising hydrographer with the OranJte <..:ounty Flood Control District. estimated that some areas may have received .03to .05ofan inch. "It's deceptive." he said. "It really starts to run in the streets at .05 of an inch." However. from the description of the rain in central Balboa. he speculated that that area miJtht have received up to .10 of an inch or rain. Heavy rain In August is un- us u a 1. although some thun- derstorms were also reported last year at this time, he said. But the arguments expected to resume ln court Aut. 23 may now be moot. "It there's no institute. there's no need ror a sutt:• said Ed Duran. deputy county CO'llMe1 representtni Dr. Peterson. ·tt t hey're 1olng lo find another way of dolng it. we•d be happy with tbat... Duran com- mented today. "We'•e heard they have a terrille (non- corporate> aystem." Deaptte the recent county questions over tbe validity of the NMlRI operation. local sebool official.I blame the stm for tbe death ot NMIRJ. Tbe corpore- tlon 's protlt.s wOldd end ue in Sacramento instead of in Harbor Area school bud,m under new school nnanee lawa. .. Next year tbe forces of Prop(jgition 13-.anll Serranc>-WiU converge. and squarely impaled on the point of convergence wru be the Ne"fPOrt-Mesas of this educational world.•• Nicoll told trustees at Tuesday night's board meeting ln Costa M~a. "This changed (flna nciaH world means that the original purpose for the establishment of NMlRJ is no longer valid.•• Judy Muse. a NMIRI employee. asked trustees liow they would make the switch back to the data processing system the district used before NM l Rf was formed l ast February. Ofllcla.ls said such plans have not been formalized, but m06l NMIRI workers apparent1y Will return lo the distr ict as ''classified" etnployees. When NMIRI was formed. data processing personnel were rehired ~ an ind~ consuftini ·a"ency wlilch blls been used to distribute district funds to NMIRI. Howevet', the county has final approval of payroll warrants and has refused to reimburse the district for its paym ents t,() NMIRI. Declaration of a state of emergency by school trustees prompted the county to release a Sl00,000 payroll warrant that took care of NMIRI salaries for J uly and part of August. "Our purpose was simply to market software and services in s uch a way as to recover millions of d9Uars legitimately expended in a 12-year-period in the development of this dis· lrlct." said NieoH. Howeve r. Deputy County Counsel Duran questioned the validity or the district setting up a corporation that could com- pete with private firms. The switch back to the former data processing s ystem will have little apparent financiaJ 1mpetct on the district. Both dale proc~ssing and NM l RI were budgeted lor S300.000 per year to operate. Nicoll said the district will continue its "original effort to make the center self-sustaining and to provide those services we destre at a no.cost-to-us level." Valuable Painting Taken From Club Newport Beach police would like to know who walked out of the Balboa Bay Club lobby with a naked woman named Mo- nique. The nude is an oil painting reported stolen Monday by artist Joy Adrienne Mature. She valued the art work at $1.250. The annual Newpart Beach penny carnival will be held Fri- day afternoon at. the Corona del Mar Community Youth Center at Flftbandlrisavenues. The event, 1ponsored by tbe city 'a Park1. Beacbea and Recreation Department will aet under Wa,y at 2 p.m. All the 1ames cost a penny aod there will be plenty of prhes f tlr partlc:tpanta, accordlna to a PB and R spokesman. WE WILL BE CLOSED FOR VACATION AUG. 13, thru *UG. 20 ' OPEN FOR BUSINESS AGAIN AU&. 2 ~ OALH10RNIA a•ta•Ll•lt Democrats' Plan Sent to Assembly SACRAMENTO <AP> -Democrau. ftuin1 their poUUcaJ an•1cl• lo an eltctlon YMI. ~ave trued a JtepubUean apend&q limlt end Hill their own pl&D to the AIMabO f'loOr. By a M vote, the IHmocrat-domlnlled A.Mmbb ltevenu. and TaxatJoa Com. mtu .. approftd • «lftltiluUonal 1meftdment T'Uin· day tbat would Ue ta\4 ~ lnCTeaMI to penoaat income 1rowth. Jt ii almilU' to a Pf'ODONl made by Edmund Brown Jr. after voten ~vect PropoaltloD l.l. TllS COJlllllT&S TBKN .\DIOllRNSD lnat.ad ol votlftl on a GOP Umtt lb t JtepubUcan1 uld waa tou1her than the Dernoaadc Jll'(>lllMal. EarUtr, the panel approved a one-time, MOO mlWon lneome tu cut tbat WO&da J>oost the 1171 tupayer credit from SZ5 to SlOO tor an tndhidual and from &50 to SZOO for a married couple. That tMU, AB 3I02 by Auembl,man Lawrence ltapUolf, D·S•n Dit10. wuaentto~ Auembly Ways and Means CommiltHon a 13.0 vote. IN OnlU ACl'ION, A BILL BY SEN. Deula Carpenter. R- Newport Beach that would adjust income tu bracket-annually tor lnflatlan died oo a 8-1 vote, two short of tbo majority needed for pa•n•e 1n the is.member comnuttee. VOTE ON REPUBLICAN BtLL DELAYED A•Mnblyman WIUle Brown Munchea Bag of Nute Wednelday, August 9, 1978 DAIL v PILOT AS Appeal Pledged $11 Million NBC Lawsuit Dismissed SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -Attomey Marvin Lewis said be plans to: l immediately appeal a Judae's dlsmlaaal of an Ill mlllicm lawauit 1 clalminJ NDC's showing of the movie "Born Innocent" prompted the i rape o_f a 9-year-old gtrJ. In throWtng out the case, SUperior Court Judie Robert Douet ; ruled Tuesday that the network was protected by the free speech provisions of the First Amend- ment. He noted that be ruled pre- viou1Jy that Lewis could proceed with the case only on the basia of arguing that NBC lntended to "incite" a crime by showing the rape of a young girl with a plumber's plunger ln the 1974 film. But Lewis didn't folloti that ruling, be said. LEWIS REPRESENTS Valeria Niemi and her daughter Olivia, who was 9 when &he was sexually assaulted by three airls on a San Francisco beach lour days after the film wu shown on : national television. • Mrs. Niemi said the attack was prompted by the TV fUm I and asked 11 million In com-~ pensatory damages and 110 million in punitive damages against NBC and its local aJ. . filiate, KRON-TV. The Democrat.le spendiq limit is SCA-Ct by Sen. John Garamendi, D-Motelumne Hill. It wUl 10 on the Noveftlber state ballot it the fQU Auembly paasea lt and the Senate approves Auembb' 1mendmentl by Aq. ts. Nude Bathers. Get Reprieve "As lone as our neck was on the block and the axe bad to fall, it's just as well that it happened today." be said Tuesday. "Tbis «eta u.s to the appellate courts even faster." THE APPEAL, BE SAID. would cb.allenee the Judae's "ex- cessive authority .. in narrowing the legal grounds for the trial and preventing Lewis from ' arguing negligence and reck- lessness. BVT SENATE 8BPVBUCAN UADU Georce Deukmejlan, elalmllul the Garamendi measure wu too weak, lncllcated that Sel)ale Republicans mi1bt try to block it In fbor of a poaalble 1980 initiative. "l suspect that we will oppose it," be saJd, callin1 the measure ... rumnam kind of approach." A Democratic property tax cut blll died on the last ni&ht of lhe urn legislative session, in part because Senate Republlcana re- fused to vote for it. SINCE TUE PASSAGE OF PROPOSITION U, pressure has been building for a limit on state and local 1ovemmeot spendina. Republicans had been pushing an amendment by DeuJaneJlan, t.be GOP candidate for attomey general, that Ued state and local spend.ins increases to rises in the cost ol Uvinc and populaUoll, a standard they said was lighter than income rrowth. But that measure, SCA 42, died when the committee ad· Journed. -Bill-on-F-ami Land SANTA ROSA <AP) -Nude sunbathers oo the Ruaslan River have a one-week reprieve after Sonoma County 1upentson de- layed voting on an ordinance to ban all pubJic nudity. Supervisors put off voting on the ordinance for one week Tuesday to get legal opiniont. from the sheriff, district at- torney's oftlce and cOW1. person- nel. BUSSJAN RIVER residents bad complained that nudity, sex acts and public defecation were ruining the wholesome at- mosphere of the reaort area about SO miles north of San Francisco. Other residents contended that nude sunbathing ls a healthy ex- perience and should not be curtailed. They suggested a beach be set asidP for it. "PEOPLE WHO LIVE along the river have had an intolerable situaUon long enough," said George T. DeLong, w,.ho with fellow supervisor Will Johnson objected to the delay. Others on the board ques- tioned whether the proposed or- dinance should make violators guilty of a misdemeanor and subject to jail terms or only fines. Board Chairman Brian Kahn noted the state Penal Code already makes public sex acts ll· legal. ·Plug· in o our S.A~E.S. Jay Gerber. associate &eneral counsel for NBC. said Dosaee's . ruling represented "an extreme- ly significant victory. "We think that the ruling means that unless incitement can be shown, suits of this kind ' wUl not lie as a matter of law against any broadcast media or: newspaper," be said. : Preservation Expires SACRAMENTO <AP) -For the fourth straight year, efforts to stop the bulldozing of prime farm land in California have die d in the Legislature. Assemblyman Victor C&lvo, D· Mountain View, let his bill, AB 1900, expire without a vote Tuesday in the Senate Natural Resources and Wildlife Committee. ( BRIEFS ) 1972 and continuing to date, Goodrich and others conspired "to ftx, raise, maintain and stabilbe prices" on tire sales to the public by the manufacturer and certain indepen- dent retail tire dealers in the West.· It's one appliance that wotit cost you a cent. He told reporters he was one short of the needed five votes in the nine- member committee, whieh has ap- proved similar bills in the past only -to see thennliein"ttre Senate Finance Committee. SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -B. F. Goodrich Co. has been accused in federal court of conspiring to fix prices of automobile tires for the past she years in violation or antitrust laws. The suit, filed by the Justice Department Tuesday in U.S. District Court, alleges that starting before State Panel Backs Minimum Booze Markups SACRAMENTO <AP> -A state Se"ate committee has voted to im- po'e minimum markups for alcohol a nd end the price-cutting that followed the state Supreme Court's ruling against California's old fair- trade liquor Jaw. By a 7-3 vote Tuesday, the Senate Govermental Organization Commit-tee sent AB 935 by Assemblyman Richard Alatorre, D-Los Angeles, on to the Senate Finance Committee. The Assembly -passed bill, sponsored by the California Retail Liq . uor Dealers Association, would re- quire beer, wine and bard spirits to be 'sold no cheaper than 6 percent above the cost to the retailer. Coatraet A~eqted LOS ANGELES <AP) -FJve locals of the Retail Clerks Union have voted by a 62.4 percent margin to accept a contract offer by Gemco membership department stores, a union spokesman said. "There'll be no s trike," said spokesman Bob McGrath. adding that Tuesday's vote puts into effect a three-year contract relroacUve to Ju- 1 y 3 for non-food department employees at all Gemco stores in Southem Call!omia. The retail clerks are negotiating a separate contract with major food chains, including Lucky Stores Inc.. which nms the food department at Gemco. 7BonesDeod CHULA VlSfA CAP>-Sevenhorses have died since Monday at Bradley's Bonita Valley Farm east of Chula Vis- ta rrom a mysterious ailment believed caused by a toxin ln grain mixture. Owner Robert Bradley said five or the animals died Tuesday. He said autopsies are being performed on three horses. One was killed by a veterinarian to free it from suffering. llellt Colatrol s • ..,,,., SAN DIEGO <AP> -The Fair Rent Coalition has presented the city cJerk with petitions bearing 42,500 signatures seeking to place a rent control initiative before the voters in November. Coalition representative Martin Wagner delivered two gaily wrapped boxes containing the petitions 'f'Ues. day to City Clerk Charles Abdelnour, saying, "He", thls ls for you." &e ,, • t!..q; 4\>'~ ;~ ;,Q More teeth are toat needlellty to gum . 8 ,;. ~ disorders than from any other CIUM. Yet ev periodic dental care from In oral hellttl ' ' speolallat like Or. Rick. Schoen can usually remedy the aJtultlon. Or. Schoen offers complete famlty dental health · aervlQe. And for a lot leu tMn ~ mfoht think. _ ,___ Our computer can help you &aV" money and eQerKY. It will give you a perlOMlittd print-out on how to saVP ekctrldty in your home. Just mail in the ooupon below. You11 get back a short question· naire asking about the siz.e of your home, how you heat it and CX>Ol it, what sort of~ you use and so on. Fill it out and we'll feed it intn oor S.A. V. E.S. oomt>Ut!r. OOt Will come t • '. • i \ l } 17 A• N • ~Obert N. Wftd/Publl1her O•••oa coas1 0111vP••01 Editorial Page ~----------------------------------------- Wed'*lday. A~u.t 9. t978 Boom Year Over, New Scene Ahead During u.~ I t ftsc 1 ) ear. 'ewJ)Ort Bttuch us u city ~ ~ble to reap th ranancf t benet1t1 or u bwld1na boom, colle-cuna more thi n SI nulhon 1n fc 11nd l'Xcl e tuxc& rtom conSl rucUon proj ts. The foes lurg ly paid for th operuuon of the bulldana depurtment \\-her the permlla ur\' processed About S4~. to puy fot' purks. Ubrarie:i und ftr e stations was ~Hcc.-ted ln \DX('S from n~w ronstructton This rosy ftmincial picture m y turn rt.'<i m the next fl'\' months due.• lo u \•an ety or ctrc umstunc(' Cit.v off1ciuls predt~l u s hurp downtum m bu1lding uctiv1t} w1lh instJtullon or the cit) onimiln<.-e limiting con:itr uction b.i ed. on truttic impact B~u~ of Hmith on nt-w construction. they J lso Sl'l' ~n inc:reuse in remodeling activity. This kand of work rc.><1u1res more Um for proceulnfC, so it doo n 't quite puy for itselt m terms of the fees. o!fic1uls ~uy In add1t1on. lht: c xcase \ax 1 not le\'ied u..a ms t u remodeling proJ~Cl t'1tther compl eating lht> s1tu..itlon ure th~ r~cc ntly tm ~ed lute energy conse r vation luws for both nttw cun~lructioo and remodcl.ml. Building officials Sil)' th.est? r <'guh1trons are going to mean m ore stuff time will bt.-~pent checkfng plun und ins pecting construction lhi.in t•ver bt>fore. Th~l.' ne w slate laws muy m ake a rt"duction an staff lo m utch the reduction m fees very diffic ult H's a dilrlcull dilemm<t and one that 's in ironic t'ontrust to the booming year the building de purtme nt JUSL r ecorded. Data Plan Aground T he Ne wport-Mesa Unified School District's e ffort to bolst e r sagging revenues by establishing a computer d ata processing corporation has run aground. The district has Cited suit in Orange County Superior Court in an effort t o get the county Department or Education to rele ase $200,000 in funds to operate the ~i x-month -old Newporl·Mcsa Instructiona l Resear ch Institute <NMIRJ J. L a wyers for the county say they wa nt more information about the workings of NMIRI. formed by the d istrict to m a rket its computer ~rams to other school dfs{ricls and t6 priva te-agencies. . County officials are questioning NMIRl's use of taxpayer funds to operate a business tha t can effective ly compete with private firms. However . settle ment o r this q ueslion m ay bt• unnecessary because the ever-changing news regarding thl' new age of s tate school finance may prevent the distric t from using NMJRI profits. If this holds true the dis trict would be well advised to '\1 mply scr ap NMIRI a nd return to the di.Ila processing --~stem it usl'd for 10 years. This would c ut the anticipated profits but also t·liminatc the as-yet unanswered questions about tht• l'lhics behind the formation of NM IRI ~enalty for Leasing Some 4.000 lrvme and Newport Beach homeowners whose houses a re on Jund they lec.Jse from the Irvine Comp<my may not ~et as big a Prop. 13 property t i.IX break as the ir neighbors will this year . The county counsel has ruled that. because the lrvtnl' Company was sold lust year. its properties should bt' r e-assessed <lt March. 1978. values. rather th<tn the 1975 assess ment rollbacks provided by Prop. 13. This would penalize the leaseholders . who had no SCJY in the sa le of the s tock. The d iff crence in tax bills may be as muc h as SlOO to S200. or 50 percent higher tha n a neighbor's similar prope rty which did not change ownership. C learly. Prop. 13 was not intended to disadvantage reside nts who happen to have leased r ather than bought their homes. The Irvine Company. and members of the Irvine City Council. a rc petitioning state officials to grant an exemption to thes<.• innocent bystanders. The effort me rits support, and backing by the slate legislature if need ed • Op1mons expressed in the space above are those ot the Daily Pilot Other views expressed on this page are those of thetr authors and ar1ists Reader comment is invited. Address The Daily Pilot. P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321. Boyd/ AllHeart 6yL.M. BOVO Thal old contention that bankers are heartless doesn't hold up. Take the case of Wendy Westfall. for instance. She was a teller al the First Nation a l Bank o ' Scoti a. La wmen took her by the arm. though. charging her with embeuleme nt, and the court put her on probation for two years. Tbf! bank then ga ve her a four-year loan lo repay the money. All grownups at one time or another in their lives have had mononucleosis. Or so the medaocos believe. That. they s ay, ls why il rarely af· flicts anybody over 30. Im· munity sets In early. Once De~r Gloomy GU8 Wby bu C~rter dbne nothing obout bl• pic- ture bell>& J)\lll on the cover of Huttler ma1ailoet t'd sue for a bUUon -nd win I G.H.P. • you've had il. you'll never get it again Researcher s say thetr studies indicate 22 out of every 25 people oC Caucasian heritage put on their right shoe first. Most popular color or con· tact lenses is blue. please note. Q. ··AU right. Lowe. let's see U you can remember what ty-pe ol business that J . Edgar Hoover back In 1941 accused of being "the new home of djseas e. bribery. c orruption. crookedneu, rope, white slavery. thievery And mul'der' " A The moteh; Q. ''Whal was the first nu tlon to use tanks in war ? .. A. Great Britain. At thf' Battle of Somme during World Wor J. Mo~ than one savvy soul has won a bar bet by con. tendtng that thr'Wlnche1ner rffle was not deaigned by O.H. W.11'e~ttr, but rather by one 8. B. Kotchkls . ChUm hJ that an elephant's he rlna ts M> acutt It can hear the t'ttad ol a mouM? tnt~ttstlnc. it true. Earl Water.& Drawing ·a Bead on J~tice Bi.Pd : In tht eight n months Lnce she wa numed Chief Justice. Rose EUu bc:th 8 lrd has been 11tudlou1ly malnUslnln1 a low prorlle. Her a ppointment by Governor Jerry Brown belna one of the most controvc C"11ial \'Ver m de to the hiflh court. she I well awure of the fact she must !ltand before.-the voters In November Normully un outspoken ad· voca l ~ of s uc h c auses a s worn en 's Hb. clvll rights. ~nergy con· servat1on. an· t1·nucleut de· v e lo pme nt ~nd environ· m e nta l pre>· tect1on . her o nn a tur-a l restrain( wa~ evide nt even be fore Sen ator H L . "Bill" Ri~hardson vowed to s pend a million dollars to defeat her at the generul election. So her conc urrence in a S to 2 de cision holding that forcible rape and sexual abuse does not itself constitute "great bodily in· Jury" has been seized upon with great glee by Richardson and others who have been looking fOI" persuasive Indictments against Bird to present to the voteri.. THE RAPE o r the young wom a n numcd Ma ria w as a particularly vicious CJlld degrad mg one during which a ll forms of perversion WC're commilted al k ni fe po int causing unto ld psycholog1cctl and <'m otional trauma . But becuuse the knife wounds were s ui;ierflclal nnct. - as ide from the sexual intrusions. her body was not damaged. the court refused to impose the stiff prison sentences provided for rapists who injure victims. The ruling was based upon a sla te law which provides sur h sentences m cases when· "'ereat Mailbox bodlly Injury·• hu been done. Richa rds on f'Jnds Bir d 's charactertiation of the crime as "outr.geous . s hocking a nd dH plcable" contradictory lo her concurrence in the decision which held the victim's injuries not to be "significant or substa n· ual." He tays "Psychological harm can leaive scars that are intensely deeper and more last· ing than a scar on the body." His view was an echo of the dis· senling oplnlon by Jus tices William P. Clark. Jr. and Frank K. Richardson who wrote ·-un. der no reasonable vlew or the evidence could the victim's in- j uries in this case be d eemed trivial orinsijlllificant. ·· '' HAr6-kit·i .'' Whether it was her eiChl years as a deputy publi\ di· fender whlch tmpelled her y'tfj". pathy to the defendant or soble notion of divorcing he rself from the r ole of a c h a mpion or women's rights may never "bi. known. But her stated reasons that the c ourt must follow ··tegislative intent" don't match up w ith the recent tre nd ttf s,,upreme court decisions. • • IN TIOB CASE THE court .. : only t'Allecl opon to Interpret t.1$: laniuage ot the law which 1c=1i· proper role Cor the court. Jt ~) far cry fi:om the actions or \Iii: court which has. without •.)L• pret..ense or constitutional issus'*.: be en pursuing the d a ogerOOs · course of tegfslatin' new tio.N completely in opposition lo exr.c: ing ¥t.atut.e.s. • : No f>et.ter example of this d~ regard for legislative intent c!ah be round than ln the court's·u . vs Yellow Cab decision in WJS which overturned the statutes:elt contributory negligence in faodt- of the comparative negligell('e, doctrine. In that case the laws · had stood for 103 years during which the Legislature had rt>· pea \edly reviewed and refused proposals lo change them. WHILE violation of a woman may not today be conside red th1• heinous crime it once was when the victim's kin were considered. wholly justified in seeking out a nd k illinjt the r apist. it rem ains a reprehensible deed and the case before the court involved rape of the worst kind. J\1 a)' be Bir<rs lack of judicfal experience or even her limited legal experience will not matter lo the voters but it is certain that the "Rape of Maria'' will be a household term by the lime the ~ovember election rolls around 1f Senator Richardson bas bis way. Is the Press Overlooking Carter's Sins? . To the Editor_ Aft er a ll the headlmt-s a nd stones ;.ibout Watergate that up· p e arc d 1n y our a nd othe r nc" s papt•rs. \\ l' now wonder why tht' pn·ss is completelv overlookinR President Carte1 .. s possible v1ol~1tions of n ational l:.iw Wl' :-hould say that a lthough we hold no brier for Mr. Nixon's lying about the Water gate af. fair. thul sort of political partv ··warfare" has long r!onc on. The disturbin~ m uller that now con cerns us is Jimmy Carter 's report ?), spending for the 1976 campai.l{Tl. As l "m s ure most people ure :.iware. in 1976 for the fi rst time taxpayer~ pic ked up all campaign ex· penses . which in theory "as to be a turnin~ point toward cleaner government. Mr. Carter hru. been in t h(' White House for more than u ye ar. but t he s ix-m e m ber Fed enil Election Committee hasn 't issued an audit of how he spent the $21.8 million in tax funds to get there ACCOROlNG to commission r eg ulat io n s . ca mpai g n treasurers <lrl' supposed l(> re· port details of all expenditures excecdin~ $100. giving the public the explanation of su<'h cam· paign moneys According to the Wa ll Street Journa l. "his campaign spent nearly $500,000 for otherwise un· specifi ed ·get-out·the·vote' ac t iv it ies to b eat Mr Ford . a nothe r $279.000 ro r 'mis cella neous om ee expenses·: and $603.000 more isn't described in any way. on the ground that all was spend in sums of less than $100. "In contrast, Mr. ford's cam· paign rePorted unitemized ex· penditures of $90.000. ·'The Carter repQrts al.M> con· lain numerous apparent errors and discrepancies. One Involves u listed expenditure of Sl0,703.54 to a subsidjary of Ruder &c Finn. Inc. in New York. Chairman David Finn S$)'S hie firm bllted the Carter campaign S703.S4 for designing some brochures." The Journal says the m ystery of the other SJ0.000 remains a question Mr Finn checked twice and has absolutely no ~ord or billing or receiving thal $10,000. The Journal also mentioned a Mr. John Matthews of Jackson· vlJle. Fla. who was listed utile recipient of $2,000 from the Carter u .mpalan. Mr. Matthews say he m erely cashed a check as • favor for the loc1I Carter coordlnator. ~ There w r m any. many oth r d taU1 of di&(ttpantta Uated by the wan St~t Journal. Wh ere lA )'our moral ln.dlen•· tton toward Mr. C11rter·1 ""1 quuiionatile UH of p~bllc money! Ont can't roflitl lloW rlahteously outl'l•tCt you --·.--=- ' abouL one pohli.caJ p;irty trying to st t•al ::.ecrels from the other. .something that has gone on for years CATHERINE COSG ROVE II A LLB ERG sa.,fng tlw l•lat1d To thl' Editor SubJt•c t · ··He :.i vy h u ndt•d Stylt:>'" editorial. Aug. 2. Your editorial accusmg the Balboa Island Improveme nt As· sociat1on of '"yapping"' and mak· 1n g un ··e ffort to h <.1ve ska teboards und rolle r skates banned from lht• island" ii, mis· le ading, to say t he least. Ba nning rolling recreution anywhere in our beautiful city would. indeed . m ake t his a ·· 'crummy place to be a kid' ·· -or un adult' I ''m personally very pleas t'<I that l hl' council has us ked the polic<· department to rely on e>usting laws and. for the proll'clion and enjoym ent of even-one on our s t reets and sidewalks. to "crack down on r eek l l'SS sk at<'rs and ~kale boarders." .\S I WALK on the Island. l am frequently stopped by resi· dents lvis1tors. too. when they overhear ' 1 and as ked to "do somethin~"' about those all·tOO· familiar proble ms that seem to for ever plaJt uc us . dog mess . airplane noise. sidewalk bike riders. alley slop sign runners. etc. Now. with the increase in peop l e . coup l e d w ith th e ;wailabililv a nd ne wness of skates and boards. the big com · plaint is fear of walking on the Isla nd !\ide walks. especially Marine Avenue. My own position. trequenlly stated . is the need for personal responsibility . Furthe r. I en· courage people to write or call the eity authorities whe never they feel a need to bring atten· tion to a particular situation of any kind From the city side. I hear "Let us know ~ We can't act until someone tells us ." How vt•ry true that is T hose phone calls, your paper "letters"' and editorials, a vis1· ble and a<'tlve BIJA Board. will· ingness to stand up and speak out at orficial meetings <as well as be ~resent and observe> -all bt lp to create an a wareness in our cltliens and visitors lbat we have a v ry special place on earth to nJoy and to take. cere of. New rules, restricttons. fines. a nd pOllC'e enforcement aren't tbe only way to realit and pro- tect the full pot nUal of Newport Btach. The boJrd or the Balboa tsl1nd tmprovemtnt Alsoclatlon ls dedicated to that port of It.a name we should alt b<' promot· '"' w~cr and wherever -.. ere -fft'ijK"Ovtm~t. ; • <iAIL vtNJE SM1TH ·~ Clea11l11fJ{lp To the Editor · This letter 1s in response to you r s tor y con cerni ng t he A u g ust l m et'ting of the Ne\\pOrl ·l rv 1n E· W a s tt' M anugement Planning Agen<'y 1NIWA1 As you indicated.· the Board of Directors of NIWA un· animously voted to reverse an earlier motion which ad vocated the Uppe r Newpo rt B ay Ecological Reserve as a possible site for a sill basin. The Friends of Newport Bay we re gratified with lhat action, and with thl' e mphasis in their new pohcy statement on "cUective a nd en· forceablc source controls "'. But such a policy statement m eans little alone. We hope thut the plonnmg documents now in final prepura· lion by NIWA will 1mpl<'ment this pohcy. Th<' costs of preven· lion or d ean-up of s ilt dis ch a rges from poorl} planned co ns truc ti o n pro j ec t s o r agricultural programs should be borne by the entity creat ing the problem -not by lhe taxpayers of Newport Beach. the County, or the State We also hope that the revised recommendations will not rely so heavily upon massive public works projects in the canyons of the wa te rshed . These "solu lions ·· to the silting problems fall short in two areas: J. According to the draft docu· ments. these debris dams will involve at least 25 years of plan- ning and construction. leuving downstream cities unprotected from more heuvy silting during decades or heavy anticipated de· velopment. 2. According to the draft da<:u· m ents. more than S30 mllJjon of tax money will be required for the construction of these debris d ams. to control am from 14 per· cent of the watershed area . Nowhere in the drart docu· m ents we have reviewed is there a comparison with the cost of en· forcing existing or new grading a nd s iltation laws. Estimates from the City of Newport Beach indicate that it Is a s mall frac· tlon or the S30 mallion con· te mpluted for the da m s Yet con s truc t ion proJect s und agricu.lture together contribute far more sm than the canyon$. We appluud the new pol.icy . Now let "" make it worlt to con· trol problems al the source. rather thu MSklng the taxpayer to clean up t.he mess. alter it happ•ru. C~RUS P. GREENING. PHD c .......... To th Editor: 1 have retenll.>' become aware that tM Cowt.y of OMince h• con- templaUna_tht" coostnaetJon of mualve &lit control f1cUiU• In the San Dteco Ci'W WatenW. 'hll1 Mtlcm ewritlttJ .,_. wrltten Into· lb• ··201 .. l . . W alershed plan for Newport Y~ • per Bay and upstream areas. I\ 1s interesting that the couotr. a nd the allied growth mdustf"y t hrough their control of the aocial '"208"' planning agl'ncy could c·ontemplak spending up to Sl million of taxpayers · money to ~ubsidiie dev~lopment. : Loc al environme nta l g roups have been asking thut silt be <'ontrolled through cost cffe<:tive source control techniquelY. Thes~ mechanism s would not hinder growth and would prot~t the downstream residents and b<>~ owners from paying expensi~ dredging bills. It is about liriui that our s up<'rvisors reallzf'd that the public is tired of piek· mg up the cost of developer!> mis m anagement. . HENRY EAGER w•o'U Opell l/p't To the Editpr : . I am currently e mployed witti t h e Ne wport-Mesa Unified School District as :.i custodian and have received my layoff notice effe<:tive Aug. 25, 1978. My complaint is not just losin~ m y jo b. bul all r e m a inip£ c us todial shifts are to change to 11 a.m.·7:30 p.m. !previously 1 a m ·3:JO pm.). This leaves no custodian to open the schools or restroom~. rlean the drinking fountains. not to m ention setting up chairs in the appropriate rooms for early >morning ~ctivilies. Who is to do these jo~? The principal? Th~ teachers? No way~ . • I say rehire these cus todians a nd let them eam the meager pay they deserve by preserving order and cleanliness for our children. STEVEN L YN1> fi'f11•ISC...., To the Editor: Enough is enough! 1 try to close my eyes to the trash and j unk left on my l~wn aacl side walk. I can close my ears to the noise of squealing braka und voices of beachgoors. But the final straw is theft. This may sound petty . but \he stolen ortlcles were pl:lnts. • Two newt)' pla nted d wart marq u crlte plants dug r1ght out of the ground tn our yard! Summer isn 't :ill that fun ror local residents•"¥ more. n·, too bad: summer could be ,re1l at tbe beaches I or all of us -i residents and non·residenta. Let's all be more cons\deraw and enjoy the summer more. . : ANN DUNCApt . 11 I i I I • . .., ............. ...,~ · SUMIEJlUGtlDHNG CllACKLES IN ~MIUOP.UNCHQ ...,_tlOAQUIN T4fJllD•Y NIGHJ H You Mlaaed It, Stick Around; Chancn Ale It'll Be Back Along Cont Tonight Thunderstorms Ret11rn? · · CowJt Gets Lightning, Thumler Disp lay Thunderstorms that flashed through parts of Orange County Tuesday nlght may be back again tonight. a National Weather Service spokeswoman said. The storms, with their il· luminating pyrotechnics, caused brier widespread power outages, nickering lights and a few minutes of rain along the coast. They were the result of moist alr from the Pacific, the spokeswoman said. that arrfved between 6 and 10:30 p .m. and varied widely from spot to spot. In Huntington Beach, light· ning ignited brush at 6: 19 p.m. Pedestrian T11nnel OK'd For Forest along Golden West Street near Gar(ield Avenue but was ex- tinguished by firemen within 15 minutes. The Southern California Edison Company reported a few lines down and some 30-$e<:ond outages in Huntington Beach. .Costa Mesa. Irvine and the Newport Beach bluffs area. During the spotty rains, gauges in Laguna Niguel, Newport Beach. Huntington Beach and (See RAIN, Page AZ> Af&el'll ... .. TEN CENTS I Did Vow BreakforR ? • COLOGNE, Germany <AP> - Leonid Bremenev told llberal C1ecboslovak Communist leaders in 1968 that President Johnson usured him the Unllecl States would not do anythine to stop-the -SO,viet invasion-of Czechoslovakia, one of the Czech leaders reports in a book beinl published this week in Weal Germany. The author, Zdenek Mtynar, was a Communist Party seeretary who writes that be was present when Brea.hnev met Au1. 218 in Moscow with Alex· ander Dubcek, leader ol the re- form regime to Prague. and otheu.. aue.sted aft.er -the. in- vasion Aug. 20. ~·Naebfrost," <Night Frost) says Brezhnev told them Johnson's assurances of non-intervention came from the White House on Aug. 18, two days before !I00,000 Warsaw Bloc troops crossed into Czechoslovakia to crush the liberalization movement known as the "Prque Sl>ring." Bredmev reportedly told the Czechoslovaks the Soviet gov- ernment was ready t.orisk a COD· Oagratioo if the Soviet domina- tkm-of Eastern-Eul"epe -won in- World War II was jeopardized. But Brezhnev said Johnson's as· surancee made plaln there was no danger of East-West war. Mlynar continues: Brezhnev said b e asked <See LBJ, Page AZ> · T-d Lo18 Toro . Bid Backed By KATHY CLANCY Ot•o.lfJll'l•IUllt The developer of a lfrop(>sed tenanL-o~ed mobile .hom.e.. park on 232 hilly acres ln a rural El TorG area won a tentative go- ahead Tuesday from Orange County supervisors. Superv•sor Ralph Diedrich said he wanted to give the de- veloper a chance to see if he can offer mobile home residents a chance to buy their own lots at $25,000 each. "I am not sure be can do it." Diedrich said. "I think ir he can he ought to be given the chance. "If we are going to address the cost of housing we have to do it very quickly." Diedrich said. • But at the suggestion of the Fullerton supervisor, the board imposed a two-year lime limit on developer Grant McNlff to work out details for bis develop-mem and-obtain all neeeuary county approvals. If McNiff fails, supervisors said they would revoke their ap· prov al and ~vert the land's dalp•Uon to a reserve amt open space classification. The land is located In niral Trabuco Canyon along El Tol'O Road south of Cook's Comer. Residents of the area opposed the development as did Supervisors Ralph Clark and Thomas Riley. County planners also opposed the develoPment contending it would redirect county policies aimed at maintaining the area's scenic and rustic atmosphere. McNiff said the proposed Sad· dleback Meadows development would contain 617 mobile home sites and sales agreements would contain provisions to restrict the development to adults only. In addition. he said, measures would be built in lo keep out speculators. Dledricb said McNiff bas pleClged to sell the lots for S2S'.000 ~Rb, Ml! th~ supervisor said residents col,lld purchase nice mobile homes for the lots at $18, 000 and }Jj). Riley said be also is anxious to offer lower-cost housing but is concerned as well about main- taining the area's rural at- mosphere and such things as adequate wastewater disposal. He also qlJeStioned tbe timing" of McNiff's proposal when a planning studv for the Trabuco area is already under way. McNiff said the future com- <See PARK, P11e AZ> Girl, Three Others Slain in 'Bloodbath' COLUMBIA. S.C. CAP> -The bodies of two men, a woman and a young girl were found early to- day in suburban Cayce in what officers described as a "blood· a . ~ vTatms lfa lieen shot and stabbed. Cayce Public Safety Director Laverne Jumper said a man ap- prebended while trying t.o leave ilae df\apida*«l bouse where the slayings occurred is being held for questioning. Jumper said be expected to file charges against the man later in the day. The victims and the man be· ing held were not identified. Hugh Munn, a spokesman for the State Law Enforce ment Division, said officers believe they have identified the two men whose bodies were found out.side the home. but were not sure enough to release their names. "It was a bloodbath, the worst I've seen." said Munn. He said the victims bad been shot and stabbed. Munn said the body of the girl. apparently 12 or 13 years old, was found on the Ooor of a bedroom inside the house. He said there was ••quite a bit or blood in other parts of the home and we are not sure where her slaying occurred." The body of the woman, l>elievecllo be about~was our. side the house underneath an automobile. The bodies of the two men, both believed lo be in their 50s. where lying close t.otether in the yard. Munn said investigators think the woman may have been the mother of the girl. "We have reason to believe there was quite a bit of drinking going on last night," Munn said. (See 4 SLAIN, Page AZ> Woman Gets 6 Monthsin Store Thefts ~ ' ' She said the storms had been centered on Arizona and central CaWornia for the past week but were 'Pushed t.o the coast by an east em flow of air. Humidity s hould remain a sticky 70 percent, while high temperatures should be 72 to 75 degrees at the beaches and near 9"0 degrees inland , the ,spokeswoman said. Low tem- peratures should range from 66 lo'72 deerees, she said. The Lake Forest Community Association won permission from ·orange County supervisors Tuesday to install a pedestrian tunnel beneath the railroad tracks intersecting Ridge Route Drive. Diedrich Pay s Twice ? A woman who admitted in court that she pocketed cash and jewelry with a total value of S7 .154 while she worked at a Laguna Hills Mall store bas been sentenced to six months in Orange County Jail. Superior Court Judge H. War- ren Knight ordered the jail term and three years probation for Little damage was reported along the Orange Coast from the lif(htnirur and thunder display Coast Weather Some nieht and early morning low clouds and local fog with sli1ht chance of late afternoon or niehttlme thun- dershowers. Lows tonight 66 to 12. Highs Thursday from 70s at beaches to near 90 inland. INSIDE TOD~" TM Surf played MM of ftt belt aocca of iM "'°'°"•but wo• knocked out of the -,laroff• at San Dteoo J.J. &e do,.,, Bl. Area residents in the past re- sisted county staff proposals to replace an existing two-lane tun- nel for auto traffic with a wider underpass for both pedestrians and autos. They d>ntend the tunnel pro- vides community identity and fits in with the aesthetics or sur- rounding homes. Tue~ay's action will allow the association to Install a pedestrian tunnel at its own cost westerly of the narrow auto UD· derpess, county officials said. Supervisors agreed to draw up an agreement between the coun- ty and the Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad to permit the project. The railroad tracks are local· ed between Jeronimo Road and Muirlands Boulevard. SElL FlJRNITURE 'IBE BISI' W ~ When a Huntington Beach woman wanted to sell her couch and love seat abe went to the best market tn town "'"T tfte Dat· ly Pilot classtfieda. The satisfied customer's ad read: Couch ~ loveeeat. Oold floral on whl w/gm, like new S32$ Ph XXX•JUUUC By GARY GRANVILLE Ol U. o.lly ,., ... ltllff Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich was found guilty today of lUe,ally parking his car on a county beach road and or- dered to pay a $15 fine. Worse, as Diedrich was testi- fying in South Orange County Judicial Disltict Court, a marshal ttck«ed bls car outside the bulldinJ for meaal parking. The double dose ot bad newt for Diedrich ended a two-day hearin1 before munici]>al court Judie John C. Morrison, that featured testimony from the ac- cused county supervlaor, as well as Sheriff Brad Gates. In the ead, ahortly before noon Judie Moniaon ruled, "there is no excuse under the law that would allow this man to park on a closed 1'0ad." Judie Morrlaon ls servin1 on the south county bench for a vacationing Jurist. He is from Humboldt County. Judie Morrison conceded that "this man <Diedrich> bas ap. parently dedicated bis Uf e to public service. "However," the judge said, "I feel that fact doea not aive him the risht to violate ordinancea other people are required to obey." Oat.ea tMtlfled earlier in the day that b1a tnveati1ators had probed ln&.o clrcumatancea aur· roundtn1 the tlckeUn1 of Diedrich'• county-leased car the evenln1 ot May 29 at Nl1ueJ Beaeh Park. ID Ute piecw, &hi lbll'tft di-: nlecl that be ~ally bM eve Vold~ • tltnt .. ~ to •01 ~~~~~~~~~~~c~w ..... The sheriff also said some of bis own deputies have received parking tickets outside the courthouse where he spoke. Those deputies have been re· quired to pay the fines. In his testimony, Diedrich said he was on the beach the ni1ht of May 29 to investigate complaints of excessive trash. The Fullerton supervisor said bis inspection tour resulted the following day in the board of supervisors passing a minute resolution calling for a beach cleanup. . Diedrich also testified that a sign attached to the visor of his auto identifying the car as <See DIEDRICH, Pase AZ) ·Deborah Kaye Clark, ?:I, of 8732 Midway Place, El Toro, after she pleaded guilty to charges of grand theft. Arresting sheriff's officers said the defendant took the cash and jewelry during a on~·month period in which she was employed by the J .C. Penney company as a sales assistant. • .,. , ._. ............ -&£TTY MANW4LL IN DAWEA'S SEA:r-A-T SAODLE&ACK 'TranapotUftc:jn lupervf80f now. Her MeeltanlCi .. Pom's Bu1-ial Planned Pont,ifrs Coffin Sealed, Taken to Rome VATICAN CITY <AP> -The 1 alcd coU1D contalntna lb• bod,f of Pope Paul vt waa laked to Rome today from th• papal 1ummer residence at Castel Gundolto to lie in atate at Utt VaUcan where be will be buried Suturduy. The 11-car motorcade mach a brld atop at St. John Lateren l:Saslllca, the pope's cathedral u bishop of Rome. Cardinal Ugo Poletti. the pope's vicar for Rome. read the tradltloaal pra1era for the dead. A crowd of acvetMl tbou .. nd was at the church and a speclal Italian army unit stood in solemn rank& be(ore t,f\e baslllca. As the hearse left the 1ate of the palace, a small group of of. flclals and priests chanted prayers. The hearse was the third car in the moton:ade which was accompanied by a strong mot.orcycle.acort. Thou.sands of persons ln scaUeted groups lined the roadway alone the 15--mlle route. The blaclt iron 1ate or the eapal summer residence at Castel Gandolfo was closed at 4 p.m., endln, three days ot public- vlewlne o tbe pope's body. Papal atdes said about 60,000 mourners had seen the body oltbe so.year-old pontitf as it lay in state in the Swiss room of the palacewberebedled. Prelates and workers moved in tor a brief closed-door ceremony in which the body was sealed In the coffin. The Italian government or· dered more than 4,500 poHce and other security men to guard against terrorists along the route to St. Peter's Basilica. . More than S0,000 made the journe)' Monday and Tuesda)' to lhe village in the Alban Hills where he died Sunday ntsbt after a heart attack. Tbe body waa encased ln trtple caskets of cypress lined with scarlet aUk. lead and oak. In ac- GoWSodn; DOiiar F allJJ LON.DON (AP> -Tbe price of aoJ.cl bit record hi1hs ~ $208 and $208.25 an ounce on Europe's ma- jor bullion markets today as tbe dollar bit lows agalnsl the West German mark andtbeSwi.,fi'anc. In London, tradln1 in cordance with papal custom, a velvet bag centa1ning each of the Vatican coins and medals struck during Pope Paul's reign was placed in the inner cuket aJon1 with a sc.roll llsUnc hie et· cycUcaJ letters and other m .. document.a. The motorcade Included the pope's relatives, bigb-ranttns clturcb officials and repre.m- taUvea or tbe Italian 1ovem· ment. SMri/f Testifies On Finance She's the 'Big Wheel' With Italy plagued by political kidnapping. kneecapping, murder and bombing, the gov-- tIJUXlent was w;u:y of n attempt by the Red Brigades or some other terrorist group to make new headlines. Kneecapping is shooting a person in the knees. A centurv ago, during the funeral of Pope Pius IX in Febn1ary 1878, anti-clerical radicals tried to throw the coffin into the Tiber River. Mounted police dispersed them. old o~ al SZo:l~ ancL edged to S20'1 .45 before the city's ftve major bullion dealers set the prlee at $208 at their moming fix- ing session. The dollar s howed a sliaht improvement in Tokyo, closing at 187.60 ye.. fractionally higtaer than Tuesday's closing. But in Europe it was a dil· ferent story, due to "lack ef CNidence. just as it always is," one London dealer said. -Orange County Shenrf Brad Gates testified Tuesday before a Federal Grand Jury in Los Angeles investigatin& un- specified allegations of political corruption mad~ against him. Gates asked to testify last week in what he said wu an at- tempt to hurry \be investigation along. Sadtlleback Tramit Boss Knouw Her BUJJes BY WILLIAM HODGE OI Ulit 0.11' Pi ... SI.ti Betty Manwill has gotten used to startled looks As transportation supervisor and reigning boss of the Sad· dleback Valley Unified School District's 42-bus neet. she en- counters a lot of salesmen in- terested in talking bus mecharucs. "One salesman a t first thought I was the secrelal'f." she.recalls. "'lloldhim l w.asthe supervisor and then he asked 1f he could see the garage foreman." But Mrs. ManwHJ's sense of humor accommodates s kep- 11c1sm among visiting sales peo· pit>, doubtful or her mechanical rom prl'hension quotient. And she know5 her business - including mechanics. That's because her interest in he avy equipment -trucking particularly -began in Ule ear- ly 1950s when her husband Don and his brother operated a Salt Lake City trucking firm. "You' couldn't be a woman on the road lhen because the ICC <Inte rstate Co mme rce Com- mission) r~ulations were pretty strict," she relates . "I had to tuck my hair up under. my ..bat when I was riding along." Ker inte res t 1n trucks blossomed into a part time dis· patchel' position al the Fullerton Union High School District when she answered a newspaper ad in 1970 / "You had to have some Diver Files Claim For Water Injuries The Cit y of Laguna Beach, fi ve water agencies and a · con1:1'aetor building th~ Mi'80 sewer outfall, have been named m a $2 million claim riled by a former deep-sea diver working on the 8,500 foot outfall. Attorneys for Whittier diver Robert Lube bla me the city, the contractor a nd the waler ugenc1es for decompression s ickness allegedly suffered by the diver while working wilh tl\e huge concrete pipes at a depth of 180 feet last May. The other agencies named in the claim are the South Coast County Water District, Irvine R<1nch Water District, Moulton Niguel Water District,· El Toro Water Distr ict and the Los /\l•rns Water District. Tt-o:.c agencies, along with the City of Laguna Beach, comprise the Aliso Waler Management Agency, whic h is working together to complete the nearly SS million outfall program in South Laguna. Jack Foley, general manager for the water management agency. said today all five water districts. the city, and Peter Kiewit Sons' Co. construction. have received the claim, which seeks S2 million in damages. The claim alleges the agency allowed Lube lo dive under dangerous conditions. and that t h ere were not s uHicient safeguards to protect the diver upon s urfacing last May 11. The man claims injuries to the spin a l cord . among other complaints. Foley said the combined agency is protected by a $5 million indemnity clause with the contractor. Another diver hired by the contractor, died at the outfall ORANGE COAST •• DAILY PILOT ~.=~:.-.~11r,:=i::;:::,:~: c.w.I""°'"'" ... ~' _...,,_ .... ~·--Mo ...... 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He later died of a severe case of the bends. a disorder that results from a too rapid decrease in pressure. f',.._PageAJ LBJ ••• Johnson whether the United States continued to r ecognize the Yalta and Potsdam agreements that staked out s pheres or postwar infiuence. The While House reply was "unreserved recognition as far a s Czechoslovakia and Romania are concerned" but the status of Yugoslavia must be subject to negotiation. "What do you think will hap- pen in your favor?", Brezhnev asked the Dubcek and his as- sociates. ''Nothing will happen. There will be no war. Comrade Tito of Yugoslavia and Comrade Ceausescu of Romania wiJI make speeches and so will Comrade Berllnguer <the Italian Communist Party chief). So what? You are relying on the support of the Communist move- ment in Western Europe. But that lost its importance 50 years ago." Mlynar, 48. was expelled from the Communist Party in 1970 a nd became a ctive in the Czechoslovak human rights movement. He was allowed to emigrate to Austrla last year. F ..... Pflfle Al PARK ••• plex would include a small con- venience center owned by the homeowners association. The center would help resi· dents avoid the 3.5 mile trip down El Toro Road to the nearest abopping area, be said, and lts profits would help finance a shutUe service for rea· ldenta, security services and other amenities . He aaJd efforu would be made ' to keep bomeowtler auoclation duea iander S50 a month. ODWthaft 'Upeet' ATffENS, Or-Hee <AP> Gfftk Shlpplnl Mirus Chmtlna Ona11li, %7, II reported ''terrtblf UPHt" bl' publlibed report.a th•t her new luilband •11 a member Of th• SOvitt MCnt police, and 1ourcea doe. to the Ona11l1 lamll1 aay tbe b ha\'tn1 "Mcond tboulbla0 a.bout tMtr w.--..old IDii'ri .... mechanical knowledge, .. she says. "I happened to be in the rtght place at the right time and I happened to know some of the mechanical aspects." Mrs. Manwill learned a lot about school buses al Fwllerton and suddenly found herself art- mg-director when the director became ill. "You get quite well acquaint- ed with the parts you have to have," she says. "You've got to supervise the pure.basing of bases and equipment." Mrs . Manwill then became the full-fledged director and, Jn 1973. applted for a dispatcher position in the newly-unified SVUSD. Another advancement oc- e u r r e d when SVUSD's tra ns portation s upervis or became ill and Mrs. Manwill was pressed into service once again as an acting-director, the position she fills today. Her transition from Fullerton to Saddleback has also seen a period of shifting from pre· dominantly male busing opera- tion employees lo mostly female ones. "It was really a switch to co m e down h e r e <from Fullerton > to half and half Cmale and femate erttptoyees1.--sh~ said. "This far south we ju5t don't have the male drivers . "Before. you just didn't have that." she continues. "But there are a great number of people in trans portation now that are women." Sh e believes the main reason for the transition is a shortening of available hours for bus drivers and other employees to work. "If you're r aising a family it can be a hard thing if you're not working full ttme." she PX- plains. Mrs . Manwill bas seen SVUSD's transportion operation grow from meager beginnings in a trailer office al Mission Viejo High School to the bus garage and offices of todav. "When we first moved into this building we cou.ldn'l stand so much room -we relt we should have been in the same room. not separate offices." she says. It's not that the building is large. it's that the employees are used to working at desks where they bumped into each other if they got up at the same lime." ,.,....P-AJ DIEDRICH •. belonging to a county supervisor . was in a down position and should have been noUced by thP ticketing officer. But when the officer, Depuly Ed Sbubacb, was recalled to the stand, he said the visor was not tn the down position. As tar as the ticket Diedrich received today is concerned, the county supervllor lausbed and said be did not know it be would plead innocent to the parkin1 violatlon cbar1e. There is a space reserved at the courthouse In Lasuna Ntau•l tor county supervlaora on of. flcial bUJ!inesa- But when be arrived at the building today be WAI unable to locate the offtclal parldn1 apace and lnateacl pulled Into a drive aeparattns the courthouse from the public defender'• ofnce: There waa no ml1taktna tb f ao\ that Dledrlcb '• cQUnty· teaMd lt't't lafercW'Y wn putted Ul~al.b'. • Tb• ticket WH i11ue-d by Ot 1.o•e Cou\)' M artl\.&l Seto Harold E. MeAlilter 11 Dledrtcb WU la tbe wttftMa boI dtf encftili blmHlf aialnlt th llle1al ~· ms cbarae • tbe bUdJ; Crowds bad gathered for the third day at the summer palaee lo me past the body of the polJ· tiff who reigned over the Roman Catholic Church for 1S years. F,....P,..Al RAIN.· •• Santa Ana measured only a trace. But observers in Costa Mesa .and Santa Ana Heights told of. sheets of rain coming down at about 10:25 p.m .. with lights flickering as lightning flashed outside. One observer reported betng in a store near the middle of the Balboa Peninsula and said rain poured down for about 10 minutes at 10:30 p.m., Oooding streets from curb to curb. He said power there was off for about 30 seconds. Yet the same witness said that when he re- turned to his home al the end of the peninsula, be was told it had only sprinl<led there. John Gietzen. supervising hydrographer with the Orange County Flood Control District. estimated that some areas may have received .03to.05of an Inch. ·•lt's deceptive," he said. "ft really starts lo run in the streets at 05 of an inch." However. from the description of the rain in central Balboa, he speculated that that area mi~ht have receivf'd up to .10 of an inch of rain. Heavy rain in August is un· us ual. although some lhun· derstorms were a lso reported last vear at this time, he said. f'ro•P~AJ 4 SLAIN ••• "But at ttus point we don't know if thnt triggered these kiMings." Jumper said Sgt. L.T. Phillips of the Cavce Police Department arrived at the house about 5 a.m. while checking on another call. and spotted a man starling to drive away. The man got out of the car and ran. but was cap-tured by Phillips. Phllllps and other officers called to the scene then dis-covered the bodies in the house a nd yard. Jumper said two pistols and a knife were found in the man's rar Movies Set In SaJJleback Rec Program · Summe, activities scheduled by the Saddleback Valley Unified School District's Recreation Department include: -Walt Disney's "The Pigeon That Worked a Miracle." and another free movie are scheduled at 7 tonight at the San Joaquin Community center. In the San Joaquin Elementary School. 22182 Barbera. Laguna Hills. -The recreation trailer in Costeau Park is to be converted into a casino Thursday at 7 p.m. for "Casino Night."' The event is free and the public is invited. -The fi.nal week of the pre- school day c-amp. The camp. ror 4 and 5-year-old children. is held in Cosleau Park from 9 a.m. lo 12 :30 p.m. Monday through Fn- day. The theme of this week's session. "Winnie the Pooh and Tigger Too." features crafts. nature events. games. wa ter play, daily snacks and a special cookout. Fee is $16. His request was answered in a subpoena that ended wttb him spending about 45 minutes with the Jury. The sheriff said questions asked him centered on 1977 loan applications he made when building a new hilltop home in San Juan Capistrano. The sheriff said he was also asked about his r elationship with persons he bad never heard of and doesn(t know. _ 'Tm hoping and ex11e~ting whatever this is all about to be cleared up within the next few weeks," Gates said. "l 'm cer- tain --a statement wltl be forthcoming clearing me of any wrongdoing in whatever these allegations are all about." The probe began in early April when the FBI announced it was launching an investigation into allegations or alleged political corruption. While Gates' accusers re- mained anonymous and the al· legations som ewhat of a mystery. the sheriff said the in- vestigators were acting properly wh en responding to apparent al· legations made by a person or persons wtknown. Battle Erupts BELFAST. Northern Ireland I AP> -I RA guerrillas battled British troops and the police to· day on the seventh anniversary of the British government's in- troduction or internment without trial of suspected terrorists. Scores were injured. S11rfer Hooked Gets Entangkd With Law JACKSONVILLE BEACH. Fla. <AP> -A surfer warned sever a l times to move away from the Jacksonville Beach fishing pier found the reason why the hard way. Police s aid the s urfer. 23-year -old Charles Harkins. became entangled in the fishing line of C.A. Thompson. Thompson helped extract the fishhook from Harkins' leg and then arrested him for violating an ordinance forbidding surfing within 300 feel of the pier. Thompson is a policeman who was fishing on his day orr. Lynn Hart HART'S John Ha r1 SPORTING GOODS 538 CENTER ST. • CO STA MESA • 646-1919 OPEN FOR IUSIMESS A•~IM AUG. 21 I , Barefoot, Too BUFF to Deliver Petition By AJtTU\JR a. VlN L Qt ................ A l Amo to perm l d · er\! l prople to lake off lhear c. '°the on certain ~aled portions or Orana , Coast beach ' 1• nlna mo1nen-tum and that'• oo put-on. or· ••nir "'lion 1 ad n U1 PETITION C aRYING more than l ,000 •lP-lWU of people •ho alped Saturday. askln" for lhe rl&bt lo 10 mort than burefOO\ ln tht- purk. ~Ill be delivered to proper uuthorttJes ··Wt will tak~ th 11 ue to the st te.'' Irene hannon. 55. of Newport Beach, a spokesman for 8e1Ch Users For Freedom or Choice CBUFF>.aald'l'Uesday She was amona the BUFF members who turned out at Huntln1ton State Beac h S4lurday to advoe11te tbeu· U\&8e-. SOME Dlll:SS£D in tux· edoes and formal evening gowns to attract attention to the cause while mingling with shirtless or swimsuit. clad sunbathers. "The principle involvt:d here ia that there are ~pie on the Orange Coast who want this <nudity) and it is public la nd," says Mrs . Shannon, emphasizing nudity s hould be carefully con- trolJed if allowed. "This is a spontaneous thing. It's a sign of changing times But we·re the good guys. We don't break laws," she says of others who force the issue SHE SAJD THE next step will be to try a similar tactic at other state beaches and p r ese nt th e p~lition signatures to the California Department of Parks and Recreation. .. O.Uyf'W..SIMf,_.. A SIGN FOR THE CAUSE BUFF Fan Trevor Guest Many who signed Saturday expressed interest in nudity. or said that. while they wouldn't choose to doff their duds. they believe others should have that ri~ht. Leon Steinhardt, 27, of Sunset Beach. pulJed into Saturday's Buff Rally wear- ing a hound's.tooth check zoot suit. HE ATTRACTED con· siderable attention is his bat· tered 1954 Ford Country sed a n . a b11ff colored ..machine. wit~ mismatching doors. And attracting attention to the BUFF cause is the name of the game. says Mrs. Shan- non. Cover Girl's Love Ends in Murder NEW YORK CAP> -Howard "Buddy" Jacobson dealt in fast horses and beautiful models. and wan't accustomed to losing. Now Jacobson is charged with mu.n1eow: a man who lived with his former g1rlfried. cover girl Melanie Cain. who also was Jacobson's partner in a model- ing agency. Miss Cain said she and busi· nessman John Topper planned to move out of the building · where they lived together. a building owned by J acobson. Jacobson lived in another apart· ment there. Miss Cain said she had been living with him until about two weeks ago. when she moved in with Topper. •· 1 ~uess we delayed our de· parture too long," said Miss Cain. "And now Jack, the man I was in love with and going lo marry, has been murdered.·· On Sunday, Topper's remains were found in a burned six·foot· long chest in the Orchard Beach section of lhe Bronx. According to police. witnesses said two men jumped out of a 1974 yellow Cadillac sedan and carried the chest into a vacant lot. The two men noused the chest with gasoline, and then lit a match and sped away An onlooker took down the license plate of the Cadillac. and police said they stopped it several blocks away. J acobson a nd ttOOlher mim. who bas not been identified. were in the front seat. They were ushered to a nearby precinct house. "l 've got nothing to hide," Jacobson told detectives. But they questioned him 24 hours. and charged him with Topper's murder. He was ar· r a1gned Monday night and held without bail, pending a hearing scheduled Thursday. Miss Cain. 23. a model who ap· peared on the cover of Redbook last y ear, said she lived with Jacobson for five years before leaving him for Topper. Jacobson, Toppe r and Miss Cain lived in the same building on Manh attan 's East 8Sth Street : a posh, natural brick structure that Jacobson built during his years away from the races. In the early 1960s, Jacobson stood atop the racing world. He was the lop trainer in the United States in 1963, 1964 and 1965: his horses won 509 r aces in that span. Sex Case Attorney Assigned LOS ANGELES CAP) - Refuaina I gal help llnd begitng to be allowed to die. a New York man r cln1 arni1nment in a cblld proeUt.uUon ring was a&· 1l1ned a co\lrt·appolnled at· torn~y and wlll be arraigned wlth two other men. John F. Henry. an aDlateur photoarapher. was indicted July 28 with elaht other roen for operatlna stables ot chlld pros· titutts as young as4 years old. When asked in court Tuesday by Superior Court Judge Paul Breckenrldae Jr if he wanted a court-appointed attorney. Henry appeared close to tears and ex· claimed, "I don't want a lawyer. I want to die.·· He was assigned a public de· fender anyway and his arraign- ment was ~~ unUI today wnen cc>:aerendants Timothy V. Wilcox of Alameda County and Henry E. Johnson of Sacramen· to also will be arraigned. • o.ltr ...... Sc.tf ....... "I have nothing to live for." Henry told the judge. "My aunt died two weeks ago and I bav.- nothlng lo live ror. nobodv to take cure of me." LAINY WARE SHOWS OFF HER GNOMES AT SAWDUST FESTIVAL IN LAGUNA BEACH 'They're Reel, Whlle Leprechauns and Hobbit• Are Only, Imaginary• Meantime, the district at- torney's office said it would as- s ist the family of one vounit female victim In paying for a move to a new area after the giri suffered harassment from some of her classmates. Seulptures Legendary Miniature 'Peopk' Molded by Lagunan The child's mother told the district attorney's office she was Up the mru mountam. concerned that her 10-vear-Old Down the rwhy glen. daughter may have been rec· We daren't oo a-lumlmg ognized from a television news For /ear of little men. program showing a picture or Wee folk. good /olk . the girl with a superimposed Troopma all together. mask across her eyes. Green iacket. red cap Deputy District Attorney Mike And white owls' feather Carron said the motber'S In-From "Faines:"· by Wm. Affingham quiry is being investigated. But By Sf..,VE Ml.TCHELL he added. "l can't see how r. Ol Ulll Oa41• Pl• SYil a nyone eould make an iden-The only difference between liflcation from the photos. If it gnomes and leprechauns. is that happent'<l. I'm unhappy and I'm leprechauns are mythical. says amazed." Laguna Beach sculptor Lainy D i s t r i c l A t t o r n e Y Ware. who signs her art "E. spokeswoman Carol Welch said Ware.·· the girl's family may receive .. And that goes for hobbits. Lainy can tell you the legends behind the little men and women. as well as sell you the tiny table conversation pieces. · • 1 ·11 bet you didn •t know gnomes lived for 400 years -ex- actly:· she smiles. ··And their offspring are a·lways twins. you ~an be -sure.-she continues. noddingherheadforemphas1s. She says the forest people help ammals. too. They pull thorn~ from foxes· feet. untangle deer horns and keep mice as pets. "You can understand why they don't like cats." the artist laughs. Lainy, who claims she became an artist a!ter moving to Laguna Beach , has also crafted a gnome c hess game. lf you think that's a miniature game for the little people. you·re wrong. n ·i; ure-r~ltlar sited board. but instead or bishops and rooks, lt has deer and mushrooms. And. or course, l\fama and Papa gnome arc the Queen and King. Modeled after the original gnome~ of the forest. If you can believe that financial aid under the county too. They're imaginary.·• ihe Victim Advocate Unit program. artist shrugs. Seven girls and one youl)fJ boy Not so for gnomes, those wee allegedly were in the stable of f l h k · young prostitutes. which operat-oresl poop e w o eep mice as ed out of homes and mole ls and pets and bring good luck· sometimes involved their posing ''They're vegetarians. too:· for photographs. One child ap-Lainy Ware continues. "and each one 1s exactly 15 cen· peared in an internationally dis· timeters high ·· Two Coast Women Crushed by Auto lri buted child pornography And while Lainy·s molded m a g a z i n e p u b 1 i s h e d i n _ ~lay-gn&n'leS-are much 'Smaller Amsterdam. -than the a<'tual six-inch "forest Two Orange Coast women werelcitrecrTUesday when the car in which they were ndmg overturned near the Nevada border. Both women were thrown from the car. which then landed on them, a Ca1ffornla - Highway Patrol s pokesm an said Employee Says 'Flush It' To Ring Caper ATTLEBORO. Mas~. IAP> - One of the nation's largest ring manufacturers says 4,500 rings that disappeared the past 10 months were flushed down the toile t by a "disgruntled employee." The L.G. Balfour Company says the rings have been re- covered. Secllrity director John R. Hayes said Tuesday the rings were found after a matron who cleans a first-floor ladies' room reported an unusual amount of toilet paper was being used. Hayes said he and company officials first believed the rings were being stolen to be mettt>d down for resale. "This was a separate deal, checking the missing paper," Hayes said. "We were lucky we did. The maintenance men who opened the traps in the plumbing found the missing rings." When company officials re- alized the toilet paper was being used to stuff the rings down lnto the toilet, they questioned ' employees and lndentified the person who had been using the restroom frequently. "We haven't lost any rings since," Rayes said. Robert 0 . Deam, corporate secretary, said the rings had been sent to lhe company to be repaired. Around mid·February, customers began complaining. More Funds Allocated for Airport Suits Orange County supervisors agreed Tuesday to spend S7,l.SO more than originally allocated U> defend jet nois e laws uits brought against Orange County Alr1>0rt. Bolt, Beranek and Newman Inc. of Loa An1eles ls helpint County Counael Adrian Kuyper bi trlaJ preparitltion and presen• t1Uon. The au.its were rued by ti Harbor Area homeownen seek· ln• nearly $1.5 mlllion tn dam11e1. Count)' offJclala said tbe $49,000 allocated for the conaul- l nt needs to be lnerea.Md bf S1, uo becauee or extensive trial work roqQiriid. The nolH trial 1tarttd May JI in Oran&• Couft\J SupulOt Court. gnomes. lhev are r ealistic enou~h to be a big hit at Uus vear s Sawdust Festival out Laguna Canvon Road. Lainy is a IO.year veteran of the Sawdust. but this Is her first year for ~nomes. Her miniature miniatures are posed 1n woodlike surroundings. w\th pet mice nearbv. The wee poop le with while beards and eyebrows. chubby cheeks and twinkling eyes are captured In c lay. through a process the a rtist won't disclose. "It's about a six or seven step process to get a finis hed gnome," she explained. "That includes forming the figures. baking them, spraying. painting and moun\ing." The finished product goes for between $15 and $25 at the Sawdust, and Lainy's husband. Don Ware. who Is treasurer of the festival. says they·re a popular item for festivalgoers. The Laguna couple used to dis· play their bronze sculptures at the Sawdust. and Lalny dabbled in three-dimf'nsional stained glass sculpturf>. But now it's gnomes, and Gem Talk St.ate Lottery Plan Advanced SACRAMENTO CAP> -Two people have begun a petition drive seeking to let voters de· cide if California should have a statewide lottery lo offset the impact of Proposition 13's tax cuts. The proposed constitutional amendment n ee ds th e signatures of 499,846 registered voters by Dec. 29 to qualify for the June l9fl> ballot. The proposed initiative, s ponsored by Dr. Charlotte Smith of San Leandro and Kay Hazen of Byron, would let the LegisJature set up lotteries Proceeds would be distributed 46 percent to cities .end counties. 45 percent to school and communi· ty college districts and 10 per- cent to the state. The driver of lhe car. Joyce D Emmons, 35, or 16 Surfs ide Court, Newport Beach. was re- ported in satisfactory condjtion today at Southe rn Nevada M e moraal Hos pital 10 Las Vegas. Killed in the Tuesday morning accident near Baker we r e - her passengers, Chere Ann Fres- q uez. Zl, of 3700 Parkview Lane, Irvine. and Helen L. Squerri, 32. of30916lh Place. Costtt Mesa. Both were pronounced dead at the scene or the accident on Highway 15 about 10 miles from the Nevada stale line. The CHP spokesman said pre· liminary investigation indicates the driver may have been momentarily distracted and hit a tractor groove on the right shoulder or the freeway. He said it is believed she turned the wheel to the left too s harply, attempted to straighten al agam by turning lo the right and lost control of lhe car. lnformation on funer al ar· rangements was not immediate- ly available. By J.C. HUMPHRIES ~t lNVESTING IN DIAMONDS con tw a~ procttcc> t l1e Sl~ie11(~(-) <lf Gert1s Behind the beauty and romance of precious gemi is the science of gemology. As Certified Gemologists of the American Gem Society. we have the latest scientific instruments and equipment such as: gem microscope. polariscope. dlchroscope. refractometer. diamond/rte, master color-graded diamonds and more. To serve you better. we use our AGS Accredited Gem Laboratory to help Identify. grade, appraise and evaluate diamon~ and ell other precious stones. Come In and be assured of professional talented service. Federal lnveitlgators have Issued • wamlng to be on the lookout for shadv sales techniques In buying "Invest-ment" diamonds. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission <CFTC> chairman said his sleuths have un· covered numerous questionable diamond deals whlle Investigating other matters. The diamonds, he re- ported, were belnQ sold throuQh leverac;ie contracts, which are aoree- ments to buv a contract for delivery of diamonds at a tater date. The Attom•v General's offlc• Is trv1ng to determine whettMr the CFTC or the S.Curltfes exchange tomml'51on has authOf'lty to deal with the problem. MffnWtille, the complalnts keep pillng up. ~ny reputable Investment firms have ,.._ fu$4td to deal In diamonds. ''We don't recommend them, because ttMy're hlQhlV speculative," • Merrill Lynch spokesmen was quoted as saylno. If so-meone tries to sell you a diamond, the first thing VO" should do 11 snow It to a reputable oemoloQlst, such H your local 1e-1er. Don't buv somtthlno tttat ~ turn out e. haw questtonebte vi1ue '•ter. Diamonds u• too t;Mutlful to beCOm4l the ctuse of fln41ft· clal woes. T.i£~6:i:iliimx.!iea:.i: ... ,. ' . ' A4 °'tLY PILOT LSC .lad :·:~ ~oa ilng ~ ..... ~ Te•~~''·' Marplllae The S 15 Confrontation DVEt. TO THE END: Oran_. Count)' Supervisor ftalph Olodrich. aom•tlm 1 known u the SUper D. and Orana• County ~ritl Brad Gat•. IOalet.lmea called lb• While Hal, are currently lockf'f.J In a let•I battle of cla•lc proP'lrtlona Gales, on the one bond. ctalma tn be u_pholdlnt the lon1 arm of the law, with equal justJce ror all. no matter how hlth or lowly be htJ statJon In Ule'• journey Diedrich, on th• other hand. 111erta he ta defendln1 hlm1elt qalnst lr\Justlct and the rt1ht.1 ol &Jl people to dt· fend lhem.M"lves when falselY accused ol crtmlnal a&ct.I. Cl~arly, everybody ln thla epic let•l confrontation la ndlna " wfllte born AS OF 1108 warr1NG, the outcome la unknown. The courtroom drama was scheduled Lo continue today In South County Municipal Court at Lacuna Nlpel. While there are vaat and intricate lqal r•mlncatlons Involved In the case of Gates versus Diedrich. I will at· lemJlt here to boil all this ~u~rudence down for ~yoTflo lhe-essenrraTs, tfius: -----· On May 29, one of Gales' deputies slapped a t'lfteen buck parking ticket on Oiedrich's county car while it was parked on a Salt Creek Beach service road. DIEDRICH SCREt\l'fED FOUL in thunderous tones. lie alleges that he'd received a complaint from a taxpayer of rubbish and litter strewn on Salt Creek Beach. He drove down there and parked his county Mercury to check out beach trash conditions. Thus he alleges to have been on o(. ficial county business and immune from a parlttng cita· tion. Sheriff Gates sees the whole thing differently. Ralph was illegally parked. That's that. He gets a ticket. Thus, like two roaring bulls in a cow pasture, this pair of iron-willed Orange County orricials have lowered their heads and charged at each other. The r esounding fifteen dollar crash should shake the Laguna Niguel courtroom to its foundations. AS THE LEGAL-DRAMA opened ~terday. Sheriff Gates didn't show up in court. He sent Assistant Sherm Raul Ramos. Diedrich's defense attorney, Dick Dionne. got Ramos to admit that citations given "blatantly in er· ror" are sometimes "adjusted." This caused Judge J ohn C. Morrison to rule that Sheriff Gates must appear in court and testify today. Judge Morrison must be somewhat baffled by this enormous courtroom confrontation on a fifteen buck park· ang rap. You see, he doesn't even know the cast or charac· ters. Morrison Is a visiting judge, filling In down here from his regular duties in Humboldt County. YOU ALMOST SUSPECT the r egular judges at Laguna Niguel giggled a lot when they flung this legal hot potato to a visiting judge. Up north in Humboldt county. it is unlikely that a parking ticket would bring two of the county's top officials out to confront each other with all legal guns blazing. No wonder folks from other regions sometimes think Orange County is an odd place. Parents Nix Visits LONDON CAP> -John and Lesley Brown are lettin1 almost no outsiders near their test-tube daughter, disappointing friends and neighbors who want to see the world's youngest celebrity In person. Mrs. Brown, 31. and her truck-driver husband, John. 38, have sold exclusive rights lo their story to the Daily Mail, a London tabloid. for about S600,000. Only the Mail's representatives and members or the family are belng allowed in to see Louise Joy Brown, who was 15 days old t.oda.v. NATION I WEATHER Missouri Kills Gas Tax Hike. By TIM A110Cl1t4'C1 Pnu Ml1aowia.na Joined the n1t1on•1 tax revolt by oven.'helmln1ly re-Jecttn1 1 propo11l to lncreue their ••soline taxes, while voters ln prtraarles ln Geor1la, Mlchl1an and Idaho picked candidates for 1overnor and Con1reaa. Allo hllbU1htJna Tuesday's primaries wu a third place tlnlah for Betty Tafmad1e. former wlfe of U.S. Sen. Herman T1lmad1e. ln ltlatlve at a time when voters ln her try for a ffouae nomlnaUon. other states were or1anlzln1 Jn Mlch11an. t.:.S. Rep. Charles petition drtves to seek tax cuts. Dl111 wu renomlnated ror bis tn June, Callfornu• '·oters over· aeat ln Conares• despite an ln· wbelmlngly approved Propo.sl· dlctment for fraud. tion 13, an amendment to the 'tBE PaOP08AL to raise Mia· aourl 1uoUne taxes by 3 cents a 1allon to 10 cents waa defeated by a marain of more than 7 to l. The lncreaae bad been pro posed In a statewide in· stale constitutil>n that slaabed property taxes. Backers of the increase had hoped it would r aise about $90 million to improve state roads. Opponents said it was an at· tempt by bankers and contrac· tors to obtain more bhchway construction money. F'f'c L. 'ts Missouri's 10 Incumbent con-...., 11nl -gressmen easily won renomlna· Licensing OfKNXT tion. including rour who had no opposition. IN GEORG I A, Mrs . Talmadge's two opponents, state Sens. Vir ginia Shapard and Peter Banks, will face each other in a runoff for the Democratic nomination to the 6th District where Rep. John Flynt Is ret.ir· ing after 24 years In office. .,. .......... PRESIDENT GREETS CAST OF BROADWAY MUSICAL From Left, Charlalne Woodard, Armelle McOueen. Carter, Wife Have Night on the Town WASHINGTON CAP> -The Federal Co mmunications C-0mt mission limited lhe license re- newal of Los Angeles station KNXT·TV to one year Tuesday, a commission spokesman said. Martin Levy said the short term extension resulted from a July 20 FCC directive to penaliie CBS network decep· lion in the broadcasting of the "Heavyweight Championship of Tennis" series. The winner or that runoff will have to take on former college professor Newt Gingrich, who lost to F1ynl twice, but won the NEW YORK CAP> -President Carter got a slice or the Big GOP nomination handily Tues· Apple and called it ''terrific" after seeing the Broadway musical dav. "'Ain't Misbehavin"' and dining at a nearby steakhouse. If Mrs. Shapard, front·rUMer Carter had a night on the town Tuesday following an afternoon in the primary, defeats Banks ceremony here lo sign the federal aid bill for New York City. and then Gingrich, said she He was joined by wife Rosalynn; Ma yor Edward I. Koch and would be Georgia's first female his date, Bess Myerson : and Gov. Hugh L. Carey and bis date, Ann U.S. represents ti ve in three Ford Uz:ielli. LEVY, DEPUTY director of . decades. · A SECRET S~RVICE AGENT said the show's audience eyed ~FCC'!I 'Bl'otctusr -Bul"fftl7-~ 9emoffalA. bet!:--the....P~~ffiOrethan ffie--s ag~ prOaucUCiB-and ''Cfunng in· said KNXT·TV's license was re-Sam Nunn and Geocgla Gov. termission he was applauded by everyone." newed until Augus t , 1979. G.eorg.e Busbee breeied to easy Afterwards. \he presidential partv spent a relaxed two-hour "Ordinarily it would have been victories. dinner at1he United States Steak House in the Time-Life B-Jilding, a three· year renewal." Levy about three blocks from the theater. "aid. IN lDl\HO, House Speaker Al· Catrter wanted dinner "in H real restaurant with real people," The FCC hc.d announced the Ian Larsen won out over six not in a separate party room. said the restaurant's manager , Peter next CBS station up for license Re pu b!icans 10 a r ace for Aschkensasy. who set aside a round table for six in the center renewa l would not get a full nomination to c h a ll e nge room. te rm as a penally for the Democratic Gov. John Evans . network's deception in the tennis Evans. who was unopposed for . CARTER HAD A CALIFORNli\ wine and Mrs. Carter. dressed series. renomination. stepped up from in an elegant , V·necked black dress. prererred a New York State "This was the first CBS owned lieutenant governor 20 months vintage. and operated s tation to come up ago when Cecil Andrus became For the main course. the couple had Chateaubriand steak ror for r enewal ... KNXT·TV was secretary or the interior. two and a mixed green salad. The Carters passed up an unusual or. the one, .. Levy declared. so the fering on the menu -cream of peanut soup. district limitation was imposed. IN ANNOUNCING its inten· tion to take such action, the FCC said short term renewal would enable it to monitor CBS com· pliance with its assurances to the FCC that the deceptive prac· tic es will not recur . The commission said its de· cision to grant only a short term license renewal was based solely on the network's deception or the public. The case dates to February 1975. when CBS aired the first or what beca me a series of four tennis matches between Jimmy Connors and challengers Rod Laver, John Newcombe, Manuel Orantes and J11e Nastase. THE FIRST THREE were . played al Caesar's Palace and the fourth at Dorado Beach, Puerto Rico. Connors won all four. The commission said earlier that the second, third and fourth matches aired by CBS ostensibly were for a wiMer ·take-all prize or S2SO,OOO. In fact, the com· mission said, Connors received $450,000 and Newcombe $250,000 for match two; Connors $500,000 and Orantes $250,000 for match three. and Connors $500,000 and Nastase S~.000 for match four. MAtN BEACH ~ COAST HWY.: > cl ~ ~ 0 . g F REE J rx m PARK 240 Broadway, Laguna Beach 497-4403 OPEN EVERYDAY t1J. QUICK HY KRAZY GLUE 9-6 ,. FREE PARKING ,,.,, """' ~ Red Devil ~~ Latex Caulk ... 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Many 111111M1erttern1t T11H4•y nltllt J11 tllt Ill ,. ... .,., ,..,..0 -'''"' llOodlnt. ._ .. ldtnh ............... T"•I. a tawn e4 llO ....-.. _. l'Nltl .. '*"'9t .. ~ ~ In t!lllClll9 lion Of Ult "-'* fi.4 cNtt 111 t 1 ,..,. ,....,, ....... etft<lel llf'Mtc 1i.n1 lllat •r IGl'MMd t!Mdlnt w6t .. "', .. WHtl1tr lattcantn llHtlfH Tt9111"1 SWf\11 Ctra .. e l>wfl<- T-y. Tiit *""· ltCatM alllOlll '·* ...... ~ ., """1• . . ~. ' . . f . I loftd1 lft wco.4a. OM drop how. Q toft. for s*ntkt, C-· ks. l'Mtol. "'"-', oloai. IEO DEVIL CAUttaNG TUCK IUND MASKING TAPI -.. ' .............. ~...,. fot ....... ,.c1t ... L fodt "" iaun.-'6" a .0 ,.. lU • r ,, . ... I CALIFORNIA Sltt!a•tag Ll•lt Denwcmts' Plan Sent to Assembly SACRAMENTO IAPl Democrat.I, Ouin.I tbtlr poUUcal muacloa ln W\ leeUon year, bave klUed a llep®Ucan apendJnc lun lt and acnt their own plan \o the Auembly noor. By n M vcrte, the Dtmocrat-dom1nal9d Aaembly Revenue and Tautlon Committee appro\'9d a cONUtuUonal amendment Tuel· day that would ue state spend1n1 lncnuet to pef"IOltll tncomt 1rowth. It la almllar to a propouJ made by Edmund Brown Jr. after voters appro\•~ P1'opc)stuon lJ TH£ COMMm'EE THEN ADJOlJaNED hutead of votlns on 1 GOP llmll tbal Rt pubUcana said was lou1her than the O"m()(r1Uc Pl'OPOll l Earllur. the panel •Pprovfld a one·Ume. teOO mllUoo Income tax cul that would booct the 1979 taxp&yf:r credit from 125 to SIOO for an lndividual and from S:50 to S200 for a mnnied couple. That bUl. AB 3802 by A.uemblytnan LaWttnce Kapiloff, D·San OltfO. wuaentto the AaaemblyWaysand Mean1Commltteeon• l3-0 vote. IN 0111Ell ACl'ION, A BILL BY SEN. Dennis Carpenter, R Newport Beach. that would adjust income tu bracketa annually for inflation died on a 6-1 vote. two ahort ol the majority needed for paua1e ln the 15-membt>r committee. VOTE ON REPUBLICAN BILL DELA YEO AaMmbtym•n WHiie Brown Munchea Bag of Nute Wedneeday, Augu.19, 1978 DAILY PILOT .45. Appeal Pledge• $11· Million NBC s~~~~~~,E,~rvm~~!!!~, immediately appeal a jud1e's dilmiasal of an $11 mllllon lawsull claiminc NBC'a ahowtna of the movie "Born J.nnocent" prompted the rape of a &-year-old lirl. : In throwina out the case, Superior Court Judie Robert Dossee I ruled ~ that the network : was prot by the free speech sexually usaulted by three 1irls f provlsiona of tbe Flnt Amend· on a San Fr:inclsco beach lour , m~~· noted that he ruled pre-days aft.er the film waa shown on l vlously that Lewis could proceed national television. r with the case only on the basis~ Mrs. Nleml aaid the attack arguing that NBC lotended to waa prompted by the TV ftlm "Incite" a crime by showing the and asked Sl milllon in com- rape of a young girl with a pensatory damages and SlO plumber's plunger in the 19'14 mlllion In punitive damages rum. But Lewts didn't follow that agalnat NBC and ita local aJ. ruling, he said. flliate. KRON-TV. LEWIS REPRESENTS Valeria Niemi and her dauahter Olivia, who was 9 when &be was The Democrauc spendlna ltmtt ls SCA 8'1 by Sen. John Guamendi, D·Ji!okelumne Hill_ It will 10 on the November state ballot lf the Ml Allembfy paaaes It and the Senate approves Auembly amendment.I by Aue. '15. Nude Bathers Get Reprieve "As long as our neck was on ~ tbe block and the axe had to fall. : lt's juat aa well that it happened ' today." be said Tuesday. "'lbia i geta ua lo the appellate courts ; even faster." 1 THE APPEAL, RE SAID, l would challenge the Judge's "ex-t ceaeive authority" in narrowing , tbe legal grounds for the trial l and preventing Lewie from f arguing ne&Ucence and reek-, ~me~ I BUT SENATE REPUBUCAN LEAOEa Geor1e Deu.lanejlan. claiming the Garamendl measure was too weak, tndicated that Senate Republicans mi&ht try t.o block it in favor of a pouible 1980 initiative. ··1 suspect that we wlll oppose it," be said, calling the measure "a flimflam kind or approach." SANTA ROSA <AP> -Nude sunbathers on the Russian River have a one-week reprieve alter Sonoma County supervisors de- layed voting on an onllnance to ban all public nudity. had complained that nudity, sex acts and public defecation were ruining the wholesome at- mosphere of the resort area about 50 miles north or San Francisco. situation long enough," said George T. DeLong, who with fellow supervisor wm Johnson objected lo the delay. A Democratic property tax cut bill died on the last night or the 1977 le1i5laUve session, In part because Senate Republicans re- fused lo vote ror it. Supervtson put off voting on the ordinance for one week Tuesday to get legal opinion! from the shel'ift, district 'at- torney's office and court person· nel. Other residents contended that nude sunbathing is a healthy ex· perience and should not be curtailed. They suggested a beach be set asidt> for it. Others on the board ques· tioned whether the proposed or- dinance should make violators guilty of a misdemeanor and subject to jail terms or only fines. Jay Gerber, associate general counsel tor NBC. said Dossee's ruling represented ··an extreme- ly significant victory. I SINCE THE PASSAGE Oli' PROPOSITION 13, pressure has been building for a limit on state and local 1ovemment spending. Republicans had been pushing an amendment by DeukmeJlan, the GOP candidate for attorney general, that tied state and focal spending increases to rises in the cost of Uvin1 and popuJaUon, a ~standard they said was tighter than income growth. RUSSIAN BIVER residents "PEOPLE WHO LIVE along the river have had an intolerable Board Chairman Brian Kahn note d the state Penal Code a lready makes public sex acita Il- legal. "We think that the ruling I means that unless Incitement j can be shown. suita or this kind , will not lie as a matter of law • against any broadcast media or ! newspaper." be said . : But that measure, SCA 42, died when the committee ad· journed. ~--Bil·l ··9n-·F-anncLaml-- Preservation Expires SACRAMENTO CAP) -For the fourth straight year. efforts lo stop the bulldozing of prime farm land in Ca lifornia h a v e died in t he Legislature. Assemblyman Victor Caho. D· Mountain View. let his bill, AB 1900, expire without a vote Tuesday in the Senat e Natural Resources a nd Wildlife Committee. He told reporters he was one short or the needed fi ve votes in the nine. member committee. which has ap.. proved similar bills in the past only to •ee them dle in the Senate Finance Committee. Go•drk-la Stied SAN FRANCISCO {AP) -B F. Goodrich Co. has been accused in fede ral court of conspiring to fix prices of automobile tires for the past SiK years in violation Of antitrust laws. The suit. filed by the Justice Department Tuesday In U.S. District Court, alleges that starting before State Panel Backs Minimum Booze Markups SACRAMENTO CAP) -A state Sef'latt' committee has voled to im-po~e minimum markups for alcohol a nd end the prlcc·cutting that followed the state Supreme Court's ruling against California's old fair- trade Uquor law. By a 7-3 vole Tuesday, the Senate Govermental Organization Commit-tee sent AB 935 by Assemblyman Richard Alatorre. D·Los Angeles, on to the Senate Finance Committee . The Assembly ·p assed bill, sponsored by the California Retail Liq- uor Dealers Association, would re- quire beer. wlne and hard spirits to be sold no cheaper than 6 percent above the cost t.o the retailer. ( __ B_R_I E_Fs ___ J 1972 and continuing to dale. Goodrich and others conspired "to lb, raise, maintain and stabilize prices'' on lire sales to the public by the manufacturer and certain indepen· dent retail tire dealers in the West.· C-t~t AeHpted LOS -ANGEL ES CAPl -Flve locals of the Retail Clerks Union have voted by a 62.4 percent margin to accept a contract offer by Gemco m embership department stores. a union spokesman said. "There'll be no s trike," sa id spokesman Bob McGrath. adding that Tuesday's vote puts into effect a three-year contract retroactive to Ju· l y 3 for non·food d e partment employees at all Gemco stores in Southern California. The retail clerks are negotiating a separate contract with major food chains. including Lucky Stores Inc.. which runs the food department at Gemco. 7BersnDead CHULA VISTA CAPl -Sevenhorses have died since Monday at Bradley's Bonita Valley Farm east or Chula Vis· ta Crom a mysterious ailment believed caused by a toxin In grain mixture. Owner Robert Bradley said five or the animals died Tuesday. He said autopsies are being performed on three horses. One was killed by a veterinarian to free it from suffering. llftlt C'eaCrel Se .... t SAN DIEGO <AP) -The Fair Rent Coalition bns presented the city cterk with petitions bearing 42,500 slgnatUN!S seeking to place a rent control initiative before the voters in November. Coalition representative Martin Wagner delivered two gaily wrapped boxes containing the petitions Tues· day to City Clerk Charles Abdelnour, saying, "Here, this is for you." More teeth are lost needl~ to gum disorders than frOm any other ceuee. Yet periodic dental care from 1n oral heatth 1peclall1t Uke Dr. Rick Sc~n can ua~lly remedy the altuatton. Or. Sohoen off era cor.-ptete f amity dental health .. rvlce. And for a lot Ina than you might think. 1' Pluginto our S.AME.S. It's one appliance that wotit cost you a cent Our computer can help you savr money and energy. It will give you a personalized print-out on how to savt electridty in your home. Just mail in the ooupon below. You11 get back a short question· Daire asking about the size of your home, how you beat it and cnol it1 what &Ort of applianoes you U9e and ao on. Fill it out and we1J feed it intn ourS.A.V. E'.S. ~er. Out will oome ' r Mii toS.A.v.E.s~ P:O:-Bo:m -l your personalized oompiJter print-out ROlftlttlld.CA 91770. ' Ti ho t.o mak th led:ri I I'm Ill~ Olltt'll'llft Plfue lllnd r pson :W 6 ee C muS.A.V.E.S....-ioona111. appliances in your home nm more eoo-I I :°:::=~~~-I N~ 1' washer: The air oonditioner. I Add,...__ _____ _ Over250.000Callfomians have I Citr. I already dont business with our friendly S.A.V.E.S. oomputa Why don't yon? I J It's an easy way to find out bow I l you can save eneliY in your home. L _ ~,,.,.,; Cal~!!!!'!!! _J ---. ' . ' • , \ ~ ' I f ' I Ae 8• ll:f .. ,~ .......... , .. R~r1N.Wted/Publlsher T~sl<eevll/Edl* Orange Coast Oat') Pl'ot ~ ~ ~ ~•e•••••••••w•ed•nnda••Y···A•ug•ua•' e •.• 1.e1•a••••••••••ea•'•~•'••K•re•••b•"•h•'•E•d•1tor•••.••P•~••E•d•1t•°'••• Keeping Bosses A Bight Choice I Last . Saddl b ck Valley Unlfled School Dlatricl tru l eft wiselJ· dec1ded to conttnue their busstna proaram ~ alh .. ~&&ant mod.lfieatlon lJ\ w ln .. distances. 8ooard memberb v.tn: tori' between two recommen· dattons '" pl&t1: tht< bU! n on the auction block. net hn11 an ~tlw.1 '' mtlUor. fa.-dl.atrict coffers. dr to con· ur.ue the progra~ uno ancreue wal.klnJ distances. Th .. , de-c lbtCJt. 1.tJ ~ntmue the program was a pl'Op(lr f1r.,t tht di.strict lread.)' has I.helled out roughly $1.4 mllhor. tc, ~ lhe »bus fleet. most or which ure nve yl••r oio bus '1. •lb e Uf t: eitpectaAcy ol 210 ye8.J"s ~. lh dl!)lrsC't needed only tu.>,000 to conlmue t.h~ proeram "'nilt telUna lhe buses would huve meant ii pcrm an~nt r•no \O d1strict·spansored buss1ng since bus prkt-, -Oi$ 1•ver} lhifli else -are nsang. 1'hu-d whil~ ~n extra Sl million income tot.he district m1gt.t ha .. t: ~cemed tucrative in these post-Pro p. 13 lim~s. settmg tht-1't.IS(.-would ~-~ been ludicrous if stat~ ieglSla~ no14 develop ll ischool hna ncing system that al lows tht-dJ;:,trict to fund the bussing program Vt!~ boaro m emberb m!ghl ha"e been buying $160.000 we>rt h .,.· time when lt,..,., \ oted to continue bussing. but limt-•~ of t.he essenc~ wner hnancial pictures ar e chan~ ifll( rapidly in the post-Jarvis climate Trmtees should keep their options o pen as long a:; PoSStble. Sellmg the buse3 would have closed that option forever Penalty for leasing Some 4,000 Irvine and Newport Beach homeowners whose houses a re on land they lease from the Irvine Company m ay not get as big a Prop. 13 property tax break as their neighbors will this year. The county counsel has ruled that. because the Irvine Company was sold last year. its properties should l)e re-assessed al March, 1978, values, ratber than the 1975 assessment rollbacks provided by Prop. 13. This wouta penalize the leas$o1ders. who had no say m the sale of the stock. The difference in tax bills may be as much as $100 to S20G. or 50 percent higher than a neighbor's similar property whic h did not change ownership. Clear!y. Prop. 13 was not intended to disadvantag e residents who happen to h ave \eased rather than bought their homes. The Irvine Company, and members of the Irvine City Council, are petitioning state officials to grant an exemption to these innocent bystanders. The e ffort m erits support, and backing by the state legis lature if needed Freeway Trash Mowits Saddleback Valley Chamber of Commerce and Sad dleback Area Coordinating Council (SACCl pleas to clean up d e bris alont Interstate 5 a pparently have fallen on deaf CalTrans ears. Assemblyman Rona ld Cordova, 0 -El Toro. said in the Valley last week that CalTrans was not spending the money state legis lators had a llocated for freeway con· struction and maintenance. One oft.he hardest hit areas of non-spending, Cordov<i said, is the district that takes in Orange County and the · Saddleback Valley. While the lac\. of landscaping and accumulation of beer bottles, cans and debris m ay h ave been under- standable whe n the area surrounding Interstate 5 was w1lde rness or grazing land, the s prawling Saddleb ack Valley suburbs are a differ ent world today . The only adva ntage of the towe ring weeds and wild brus h that dominate freeway roadsides is their ability to hide the mass of garbage that rests the re. State CalTrans Director Adriana Gianturco has said the de partment will no longer be spending huge sums or m oney on freeway development. The money. she said, would be used to m aintain what freeways we already h ave in operation. So, what's the holdup? Millions have been spent to attractively landscape the communities surrounding Interstate 5 The state sh ould do its part and clean up the m ess. • Opm1ons expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment la invited. Address The Daily Pilot. P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa, CA 92626. PhOne (714) 642-4321. Boyd I All Heart By L.M. llO'fD Tt,al old contention that bankers are heartless doesn't bqld up Take t.he case or Wendy WestlaU, for instance. She was a teller at the First National Bank of Scotia. Lawmen took her by the arm. t.hou&b cbarain1 ber with embenlement, and the court pu1 her oo probatlora (or two )'eaN. The bank then '"'~ Mf' a four-year loaA to repay tJw money All grown\lS)8 at one tlm t> Dear Gloomy Gus , Wb1. llas Cartel' done nothlll& abOUt bis plc- 1 &....re belac put on tho cover of Huatl•r maiu:IDI' I'd aue for a f bUDon-llDd wiDI ' .H.P. f ~ ... CilJI lftlo ....... I •Ill .. •• ..... o -.. = 'j ~..._. .. _,,,, . .... f!WJM~• I , ......... or another in their lives have had mononucleosis. Or so the mediocos believe. That, they say, is why it rarely al· flicts anybody over 30. Im- munity set. in ear)y. Once you've bad Jt, you'll never get it aaain. Those movie script writers who've bad their Apache In- d I an characters refer to white men as "white eyes" eot it ri~t. In Ge.ronlmo's time, that was the standard Apache nomenclature for the whites. Q. ''Whut was the first na Uon to use t.anks in war ?" A Great Britain. At the Battle of Somme durina World War I. More than one aavvy soul b111 won a bar bet bf con· tendln1 that tM Wlnebeater rifle •at not doatrned by O.H. Wlncheater, but rather by one B.B. H<>khkl&s. Cta;m b that an C"lephant•1 .. ~ beartn, is IQ acute n can tMu..:tl» U-.S ot a m Inter tinl. tf true. nrely yo~ know that pr.laon oak t1D 't oak :.aad polaOn .., .... ~ l97. Earl Waters Drawing a Bead on Justice Bird· Jn th elahteen months since 1b1 wu nDmed Chief JustJce. Rose Ellaa?Mlth Blrd bas been studiously malntalnlna a low profile. Her appointment by Governor Jerry Brown belna one of the m01t (Ontroversial uvcir made to the hiab court, she la well 11ware or the fact she must stand before lht voters ln November Normally un outspoken ad- vocate of s uch causes as wome n's bb. civil r ighb. ~ne rgy con .Jervauon. an· u .nuclear de· 11e l op"m enl and env1ron- L~~otal pro· •ectior. hr 1..n n1.l '-l a l . l.:i• I ~11n1 ¥13.;, , '.dt:'lt even t.t IOrt ~tr . .a•or ~-1.L "Bill" ft1(rard ... cr-vowed to spend a rr.11: ion dollars to defeat her at the general election. So her concurrence in a 5 to 2 decision holding that forcible rape and sexual abuse does not itseU constitute "great bodily in· jury'' has been seized upon with great glee by Richardson and others who have been looking for pers uasive indictments against Bird to present to the voters. THE RAPE of the young woman nam ed Ma ria was a particularly vicious and degrad ing one during which all forms of perversion were committed at knife point causing untold P"5~ch.alo&ical anJt emotion?! trauma. Bul becaµse the knife wounds were superficial and, aside from the sexual intrusions. her body was not damaged, the court refused to impose the stiff prison sentences provided for rapists who injure victims. The ruling was based upon a state law which provides such sentences in cases where "great Mailbox bodily ln2W'Y" bu been done. RJchard1on finds Bird's characterization of the crime as ··outrageous. s hoctdng and despicable" contradictory to her concurrence in the declston whlch held the victim's injuries not to be "&lgn.lficant or substan- tial... He says "Ps ychological h11rm can leave scars that are intensely deeper and more last· Ing than a scar on the body." His view was an echo of the dis· sent1ng opinion by Justices William P. Clark. Jr. and Frank K. Richardson who wrote "un· der no reasonable view or the evidence could the victim's in· juries in thig case be deemed trivial orinshtniflcant ... '' H4rA-kiri.'' Whether It was her eight years as a deputy public de- fender which impelled her sym·· pathy to the defendant or some. notion ol divorcing herself fron1 the r ole of a champion of women'!I rights may never be ·.· kno .. ·ri e•1t her stated reasons · t ha ~ \he court must follow "leg1slatlve intent' don't match u:> w •~h I h(' rcc~nt 'rend Qf ~u;>rf'me ('OUM dPCl!ilOOS tr-. TIDSCASE THE court was:~ onlv calJed upon to 1ntet"Pret tJM::. ; htnfllage or the laW WhiCb jg lt I proper role lor the court. It 1s ft ··· far er'' !;.-1m the actions of the . ...: cc.urt which has. without any:~: pretense of constitutional 1ssue:k •• bf'en pursuing the d angeroll'.'f · course ot leg1slattng new 1av;r completely in opposition to exist;. 1ng statutes. . .. : . No better example of th1i. di~:: regard for legislative intent ca)>·;. be tound than an the court's J:,i :~ vs Yellow Cab decision in 19'16 which overturned the statutes oo ; contributory negligence in favor or the comparative negligencf' doctrine. In that case the laws had stood for 103 years during which the Legislature had re· peatedly reviewed and refused proposals lo change them . WHILE violation or a woman may not today be considered the heinous crime it once was whea the victim's kin were considered wholly justified in seeking out J nd killing the rapist. it remains a reprehensible deed and the case before the court involved · rape or the worst lun4. Maybe Bard's lack of j udtc\al experience or even her bmited legal experience will not matter to the voters but it 1s cert..un that the "Rape or Maria .. wtll be a household term by the time the November election rolls around if Senator Richardson has his way Is the Press Overlooking Carter's Sins? .. To the Editor A ft~r all the headlines and stories about Watergate that ap- pea r ed in your and other newspapers. we now wonder why the press is completely overlooking President Carter's possible violations or national law We should say that although we hold no brief for Mr Nixor.'s lying about the Waterg&te <:.!'· fair, that sort of political party "warfare" has long gone on. The disturbing m atter that now concerns us is Jimmy Carter's report of spending for the 1976 campaign. As I'm sure most people are aware. in 1976 for the first time taxpayers picke d up a ll campaign ex· penses, whieh in theory was to be a turning point toward cleaner government. Mr. Carter has been in the While House for more than a year, but the six -member Federal Election Committee hasn't issued an audit of how he spent the $21.8 million in tax funds to get there. ACCORDING to commission regulations, ca mpaign treasurers are supposed to re- port detajls of all expenditures exceeding $100. giving the public the explanation of such cam· paign moneys. According to the Wall Street J ournal, "bis campaign spent nearly $500,000 for otherwise un. specified 'get-out-the·vote' ac- ti vi ti es to beat Mr. Ford; another $279,000 for 'mis · cellaneous omce expenses'; and $603,000 more isn't described in any way, on the ground that all wa s spend in sumtJ of less than SlOO. "In contrast, Mr. E'ord's cam· paign reported u.nltemited ex- penditures 0( $90,000. "Tbe Carter reports also con- tain numerous apparent enors and dllcrepancles. One involves • listed expenditure of $10.703.54 to 1 subeidlary of Ruder & Flnn, Inc. in New York. Cbalrman David Finn says bis firm billed the Cart.er campaign $703.54 for designing some brochures." The Journal says the mystery of tbe other $10,000 remains a question. Mr Flnn checked twice and has absolutely no record of bllllnl or recelving that $10,000. The Journal also mentioned a Mr. John Matthews of Jaclcaon- vllla, Fla. who wu listed u tbc reelJ>lent of s2.ooo from the Carter campfliln. Mr. Matt.hewe aaya be merely caahed a cbeqk aa a favor for tht local Carter coord.ln1tor. Tbere we ... many. many other detail• of dlacrepances listed by tht Wall Stl"eet Journal. Wl\orf' ill your morru lndltn•· tlon toward Mr Carttt's ~ queatlonable UH ot public rnoney7 one can't loraet hc>w riahteously OUU'a~td ou wert abo~l one poUUe.l party tey!!ll f I to steal secrets from the other. something that has gone oo for years. CATHERINE COSG ROVE HALLBERG Pettdele Ad.,W~ To the Edit.or: We learn through expensive l es :r.r~ l t-avP ·~c;t 1ea1 r l'd 01.I.' lh?· I "ouh! lik~ u. pass a:l-rg tc :d1ow Lr. vi· carpenters and others who come under pension funds. l. Save all check slubs: 2. save all records of hours worked. such as the paper sent out by the state employment orficc and the vacation fund : 3. check on your pension every three years. After three years, you can throw the records away because they won't change anything. If you don't appeal every three years. you lose your right to ap. peal. You see. the pension fund for the carpenters is controlled by the contract.ors and the union. It is not to the advange or the fund to police the contractors. ap. parently: it is certainly oot to the advantage of the contractors to police the contractors, and the union apparently does not. NO REPORT or hours credit- ed is sent out to the carpenters. They can check with their local, but it is sometimes June or July getting to the locals for the pre- vious year and only old men near retirement usually check. l have lived in the same house since 1949 and I lost a lot of my records. I couldn't have proved a lot of the years in the sixties even if I were allowed to, but I was shorted sever a l quarters during that time. Either the con· tractor didn't send the money in or the fund received the money and didn't credit me with lt. The funny thing is that accord- ing to my local union r«e>rd, I bad my time, but according to the record of the fund in Long Beach. I was short. This is just a free lesson to carpenters and other people coming under pension fund5. Check on your fund. You may be the only one policing them. This is a sad story. but true. JIM BOLDING Clea ...... IJp To the Editor· This letter is in response to your s tory concerning the August 1 m eeting o f the Ne wpo rt -Irv in e Was t e · Management Planning Agency <NIWA >. As you indiuted. the Board of Directors of NIWA un· animously voted to reverse an Pctrtier motion which advocated tt., l;'~"'r "lewport Bay Ec.:c'cg;c&• Resen·" as a poss1b:c site for a silt bas in. The Fr.er.ti., or Newport Bay were gratified with lhat action, and with the e mphasis In their new policy statement on "effective and en- forceable source controls''. But such a policy statement means little alone. We hope that the pl anning documents now in fina l prepar a lion by NIWA will implement this policy. The costs or preven· tion or clean·up of s ilt dis· charges from poorly planned construction projects or agricultural programs should be borne by the eotity creating the problem -not by the taxpayers of Newport Beach. the County, or the State. We also hope that the revised recommendations will not rely so heavily upon massive public works projects in the canyons of the watershed. These "solu lions" to the silting problems fall short in two areas; 1. According to the draft docu ments, these debris dams will involve at least 25 years of plan- ning and construction, leaving downstream cities unprotected from more heavy silting during decades ol heavy anticipated de- velopment. 2. According to the draft docu· ments, more than S30 million or tax money will be required for the construct.ion of these debris dams, to control silt from 14 per- cent of the watershed area. Nowhere in the draft docu- ments we hav&reviewed is there a comparison with the cost of en· forcing exi,sting or new grading and siltation laws. Estimates trom the City or Newport Beach indicate that it is a small rrac tlon of the $30 million con templated for the dams. Yet con s truction proJects and airicullure together cootrlbute far more silt than the canyons We applaud the new poller.: ~ow let us make 1t work to COA·: trol problems at the source.· rather than askmg the taxpayer to clean up the mess. after it happens. CHARLES P. GREENING.' PHD Ga9Spelll«r 7o the Editor : I reao with sc..~;-lse that I afTI to be a "spoi<t!sman 1 sic I for the gay community" of LaguniA· Beach.' accordjng to the crack· research ol the Daily Pilot. · While I note your reporting some or the many positive con· tributions of the local "gay"; populace. it must be reported that gay people played the minor yet very sigruficant role in the very broad·based, well- mformed efforts to retam Chief Sparks The official s pokesperson of Laguna's gay manonty should . have been recognaied and his· speech reported. That was Alan Robertson. representing the 400·plus members of the Laguna Beach Coalition for Human: Rights. f only represented myself in advocacy of law and justice or. by and for the Laguna residents. : JAY MURLEY c .... ,.,, .... To the Editor: I have recently become aware· that the County o( Orange is con· templating the construction of massive sill control fac1lit1es in · the San Diego Creek Wat~rshed. This action 1s currently bemg writt e n i nto th e "208 ''. W3tershed plan ror Newport Up- per Bay and upstream areas. It is interesting that the county and the allied growth industry. throuab their control of the locBl "208" njannlng agency could contemplate spending up to $1. million of taxpayers' money to· ·subsidize development. Local environmental groups have been askin~ that ~nit be. controlled through c~t effective: sour~e control tcchmques These mechanls~ would not lunder growth and would protect the: downstream resident 11nd bOat· owner" from paylng expensiv• dredglna bUl.s. It is about tlme· that our sup4:rvlsor realized: Uuat t.he public ts tired or pick· ln1 up the coat ot clevelopers mlsmanaacmcnt. HENRY EAGER • Llfttnf /rone rwadn• en tadconM. .,,., ~ to ~ ldttn lo Id . ~ « tumileicitc Ubd u r~.; Ldtn• 0/ JOO Worda "' '"' ""'' be : ,....,. P'f}~• Al• ldlcra _,, • trao. ..,_,..,, o..cf _...., oddrat .._ nenvi moa &. ~ C111 re.·: ~· !1 •l~t rfO.toll.,CWG'_,·: ,..., .......... ~~~~~l 'f , STOCKS I BUSINESS I Wectn•dllJ. quat t. tt78 s Meat C.•t Rises Bargain Hunts • Aid Builgeting • ?I ,..,. ,.~ .. .,"" .... 114• .,...,,, IU ·--~· llu" .., ,,.,. ""'OtM' I •I'· By SYLVIA POaTEa vi .... With meat plicft ture to remain hilb dwinc th• 11ext~" few~. food budieta are ''atuck." What can you do to>o..• help kteo food costs aown? ""' -, Ali obv1oul aNwer u to prepart meal& that rely Ins fle•vJly on meat and to select ve,etables. po&dtry. flab, _ 1raln1. e01 and daley productl wl\en they are in amplt IUPl>b and relatlvelY lnexpenslve. _ Al.lo obvfoul are such mooeyaavlnc hints aa: .... -SIDIT TO LE88 EXPENSIVE cut.a of meat tb~t,:· have a nutrient content at least u 1Teat as tbe more cos~:' ... cut1 and a fat content,tbat is lower and beah:hler. o -Experiment with such "variety" meats as live.;!;:·· aweetbreadl. tripe, etc. They rank high in nutrition. ·~ci.- -Follow cookbook .,uies on beating the oven ro ,,., mirtlmlie shrinkage and keep meat tender. ,,.,, . -Investigate such "family packs" as bulk ham· burCer. chops, chicken, usually ottered at lower pric• .. ~ · than meat ln smaller ~ .. pacltaces. -Buy mnt at local d.iacount stores. -Shop for meat in term a of meata: use left· overs to avotd waste. -Read labels with care. -Shop for meat specials regularly. ... -------------"~~ . ... BUY ACCO•DING TO 111E TBVE VALUE of a~';,' type or cut of meat, as measured in terms of the coat of •· · given portion o! the ftnal cooked product. ' ~·~ Two federal actions are pending that may belp curb'"'" the costs of-meat. and poultry: '' ( 1 > The Agriculture Depart.ment has proposed that the: net weight lilted on a packqe must be accurate. Thl" •· USDA has set narTOw. specific limits by which a single paclqtge can be over or under the stated weight, but tbf- ayerage lot of an item must have the same weight when if is bought as when ft left the pac:kaeing plant. The liquid that clrain.s from meat or poultry into the tray must not t)e included as part of the net weight. .. "·~ CAROL TUCKER FOREMAN, AN assistant secretary';: at~ .ceport.ecl-truat-ber ~( made some r~ purchases at a supermarket and found that in a sample of:; 10 frying chickens weigbtnc 2Vl to three pouhds. the "' ,aHr~ge weig}ted l~ ounce&Jess than the declared weigbt!,'.•'t None exceeded the declared weight. USDA also bought 10 ... one.pound packages of bacon and found the averagt,'~7· .. weight was above the average welgbt declared. Package weights can be accurate. So USDA hp$')\ , moved to make its federal net weight standards as tough • · aa the laws in California and Michigan. _ f2) USDA also has proposed regulations to make \f4 voluntary system or meat grading more accurate. hones~. _ uniform an<l lnformatlve. Lamb and beef sold at retail, ror instance. would be m arked with such quality grade labels as the familiar "prkne" or "choice" and with new labellfr,.. such as "U.S. ungraded" or "house graded." Today, it i(~ ;~ cut or meat does not make the "choice" grade. some re .......... tallers promote It wltb store labels that can be mialeadint'. ;··· -such as "blue ribbon" or "premium quality." Ungraded-"..:.;~ meat is frequently overpriced. d•·· '· This change in federal grading rules should curU&U:' mtneFesentatton without discounrging the-use of hoaer brands. 0~ More food budget hint• begin on Page CJ. Utility's Income .~. Gains in Quarter~~::· .. •' It Laguna Hilla Utilil)' Co .• Laguna Hills, has report~·,; net iacome of $47,000, or 2 cew a share, for the secoocf ., quarter ended June 30, on revenues or S91S,OOO. This rom-·"' pares with a loss of Sl0,000 on revenues of $886,000 for ~ like quarter of 1977. :.';:. The gain partially offset a first.quarter loss of S59,o'1lf;,,'; and reswted, for the six months. in a loss of $12,000 on ri\r·'""' enues of Sl.6 million. This compares with a loss of t.o.GOd.'t on revenues of $1.3 million for the first silt months of 19ft PRESIDENT A.a. CERESA said the increase ~. second-quarter revenues resulted 1,>rimarily from i•,n::' creased water delfveries and rate inc~ases granted i.111e .. -• company's subsldlartes, Laguna Hills Water Co. anl.t!:: Laguna Hills Sanitatlon. Inc. • .. , ... o.-Water deliveries were up 20 percent from the year·a&o quarter, reflecting an 11 percent inc~ase in service ~ oections and a 9 percent increase In water used per cot): nectlon. Ceresa said usage per connection is gradually rt· covering from 1977 drought levels. ';, The water company was granted a general rate in~ crease of 10 percent ln September 19?7 and a 2.S percent' • increase, to offset the increased cost of purchased wateat;;..· in January 1978. · •111i. ... '"' I '! THE SANITATION SUBSIDIARY was granted it.""' general rate increase of 12.2 percent ln November 1977 an4; .. ; an increase of 3.3 percent. effective June 1, 1978, to off• ... increases ill the cost of purchased power. ·~· 0;· Tbe 006t of PUl.'Cbased water rose 8 percent on Jub' l~~.: .. · To offset this Increase the w.ier company bu applied fottM • a rate increase of 3.87 per.cent, wbicb it expects to ~~~{I. effective this m91lth. Revenue plm continue to be diluted by rtsm. COit.i, bo•ever, Cerela said. General and administrative Qi"" penaea for ~ quarter were up CS percent from a yeaiu.• earlier. the larpst factor being llablllty imurance cott !f.,:'; creases, he said. .., a-"'f""",.,. CEag&A &\JD COSTS AND eipenses exehaalve ~: • water purch ... decUned 14 percent in the second qu~'f comparect wilt\ the flrst. The decline reflects a deueue in the cost of aludto H -.. moval, due to favorable weather ln t.be second quart_tf/, anc;I inclusion ln the first quarter of expenses ueocla..a with the company'• nac.i year-end reporting requlr.;.,, ments. · • ,. ... ~ .. Tbe nn.ltaUcm filed witb the CallfomJa Public UtlUtJM~~ Comn:alaloa for a 1eneral rate tnereue on Au,. 2 and tNa;" water C!OCDP8QY p&am to appl.Y tot a pneral rate lnc~"' .. ill late Aupllt OI' SiPtember, Cereaa aald. ,.,'~ r ,,..,,..._ . ,. "" l ~ ... ; ™ .... ,_ .,, . " ...,,,_: •""'~ .. ~~:= l'.Dl.Fal·--MJ lletturJ Sawfq1 •Liao Auoclatloa1 bUed ln ffu.t· lnatoD Beieh, hU annouftetd that It cro.ed the half· triWon dDllu' man ta ...,..1* m Jwy lll9C TM 14~~~ ueoel• 1,1tt1 from Ila tnlUil M:: IHWon ec•lll* In 1114 '° _.. t.baa oa .. balf ~; la ...-azr3 or aeqw.tt.lOM. '~ m;r,... M•~GMi'b 11 ~;la~_CaDlomla WiUI a .a. .. ~"' mt 1n camamo ' -DAIL V PILOT Ollunad Battle Trude wind orr Wuikiki kicked up choppy seus und provided som~ cl06e competitio n in the second race or the Pan Am Clippe-r Series Tuesday. Dave Cuckler's Hawkeye fright> from Newport Harbor Yarht Club I shown striving -to overhaul Checkmute. another American yucht Checkmate finally won the battle. BOATING Mazatlan liiteresi· Picks Up Interest in the 10th biennial Los Angeles to Mazatlan yacht race is booming more than three months ahead or the scheduled Nov. 4 start, according to Lan· don Gray, general c h a i r'm an r or th e sponsoring Los Angeles Yacht Club. The limit of so yachts is expected as more than that number have expressed interest in the r a ce and s ome have already filed paid en· tnes. The race will be sparked by tbe entries of the two most famous ultra·light displacement <U LDB> yachts, Bill Lee's Merlin from Santa C ru z and Harry M o loshco's Drifte r . Long Beach. Also en· tered are the two maxi· ya cht riv a l s, Jim Kilroy's 79-foot Kialoa, Los Angeles, and Mark and Fritz Johnson's 72· foot ketch Windward Pa ss a ge, Portland. Ore. All four of these famed yachts will be racing in the Pan Am Clipper Series out of Honolulu starting Aug. 5. On their return to the mainland they will com· pe t e in St. Francis Yacht Club's Big Boat Series on San Francisco Bay before coming south for the Mazatlan start. Norwegian In First COPENHAGEN !AP> -Lars Christensen of Norway \WR the fourth of six sa\lings for the 12th European Dinghy World Championships. Standings after the second day of sailings were pending eventual protests after Wednesday's races in a brisk wind. The results of the rourth sailing had Christensen in first place, Peter Evans, New Zealand was second and Peter Nerenst, Denmark was third. 32Seeking Snipe Trophy Competition for the Heinzerling Trophy, sym- bolic of the national cbampionahlp got under way at the Alamitos Bay Yacht Club wlth 32 skippers seeking the prize. Mark Reynolds of the San Diego Yacht Club won the Crosby Trophy Tuesday against 58 aspirants. The Crosby Trophy goes to the winner of the elimination series which splits the fleet into a championship and consolation flight. The 26 skippers in the consolation flight will ~-.,,torttre TedWetlsTropby: . In the Crosby Series Reynolds edged Jeff Lenhart, a Newport Beach resident who is sailing for Mission Bay Yacht. Club. Winds for the final two races were light and fluky, leading to several protests as windshifts caused some close-quarter sailing at the marks. The Snipers returned to the clubhouse in sprinkles of rain as lightning and thunder crack.led across Alamitos Bay. Tom Nute, Mission Bay Yacht Club. failed to score high in tbe Crosby but remained in the top 32 and hoper to beat his San Diego rivals In the Heinzerling. * * * * * * Senior Sniper Newport Skipper Oldest: Old Snipers never die. They just go from the "world's" to the Heinzerling and finally the Wells. The oldest Snipe skip. per in the national cha mpionsnip regatta at the Alamitos Bay Yacht Club is 55 year old Fred • Schenck Jr. of Newport Be ach who bas been sailing Snipes since 1933 -two years after they were designed by the late William F . "Bill" Crosby. SCHENCK, A well known Southern California yacht broker, crewed in the national regatta in 1953 and 1954 and won the title himself in 1957. Also in 1957 Schenck crewed for the late Darby MetcalC in the "world's" and the pair ca me out with a third place. In 1958 Schenck was named commodore of the Snipe Class Interna· tional Racing Associa· ti on. IN THE current regal· ta Schenck placed about the middle of the fleet in the Crosby elimination series and will wind up the nationals with a quest for the Wells Trophy. awarded to the winner in t.'le consola· lion flight. "We went like hell to weather in every race of the Crosby but just co uldn 't bold it downwind and reaching," commented Schenck. Another old Sniper on hand at Alamitos Bay - but not saillng -la Ted Wells. donoroftbeWells Trophy. During his heydey In the Snipe OLD£ST SNIPER Fred Schenck Jr. Clas s Wells never missed a national or world championship and won a number of titles in the class. He always traveled to national and international reeattas from his home In Kansas. Court Roles SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -Dismiual of a complaint by a m11istrate does not bar subsequent grand Jury Indictment (or the same felony offense, the California Supreme Court hu held ln a ._3 opinion. Coast Guard 188· The U.S. Coast Guard celebrated lta 188tb blrthday Aq. 4. In 1'190, Alexander Hamilton, then secretary or the treasury, persuaded Coniresa to form the Revenue CU\ttt Service wttb--a f1eet or 10 abips. Tbe Cout Guard, a direct deacendent ol tbe Revenue Cutt.cr Service, l1 the oldest aeaaoi111 service ln the U.S. THE U.S. UPE Savln1 Service mer1ed wltb lbe Revenue Cutter Service in l9U and lbe name CoUt Guard first came into beta.. Two otb1r asenclea mnaed Wfib tbe Cout Guard -the tl1athM1.e Ser.Ice Lil 1t3t &od the Bureau of NaTtaatlCID and t:mbOat lu~· Uon In JtG.. lA tbCiM C1Q1 the Cout Guard ~ ~ • only one mlHlon-to atop amUJ· allna. ~ modem diu-Cout Guard hu 12 other mlaalona centertna primarily around search and nttct.M, marine enviJOnmental brotectlOft, on· rorcemeot ot laws and treaties and eommerclaJ veAel aafety. OP TBE SS.M Coast Guardlmen atatiooed lbrou&bout the world, 1,200 are tn the UUl Diatr1ct .ttb bead· quart.en la Loni Beach and lnclud· lna Newport ~.acb, Dana Point and otheT .Southland ports and the ColoradO River. lt alao lnctudta Art.aon1, tb4t llOintbttn Up ot ~Ida ond the llPUlbem ,artion of Utah. Tbe 11th dlilrict peniuanel ma1 II llloft atadoal, JI totteTI Ind two Ur ........ PttaµC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PVBUC NOTICE BOATING PUBLIC NOTICE . .,. ' I .. ,, . ..