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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1978-08-29 - Orange Coast Pilot17 i DAILY PILOT * * * 10' * * * TUESDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 29, 1978 WO!'.. n. ~-. J K~ •HIMS • • • t om. '.: i ----.....~---..... ---~·-...------..1 'President to Die' ; f i I Note Sparks Manhunt • • • • Gates Cleared • ID FBI Probe , County Sheriff Quiz Ended o.lly ...... Staff ..... CLEAR ED IN FBI PROBE County Sheriff Gates Border Check Reveah Birth SAN DIEGO (AP) -A Jamul man has been arraigned in federal court on parrot smug- gling charges and the bodies or 563 exotic birds believed trom MEx- lco were f POZen for use aa lrlal evidence. authorities say. Wilham Joseph Conger, 34, was arrested Monday at the Temecula border _,:heckpoint arter Border Patrol" agents re- ported finding the parrots in a car he was drtvinJ. By GARY GRANVILLE °' -o.ily ...... $Qff The FBI has given Orange County Sheriff Brad Gates a clean bill of health after in- vestigating "certain allega- tions made against him." In a letter from U.S. At- torney David Hinden. Gates will be told today: "We have concluded there is no evidence against you that would warrant prosecution ... The U.S. attorney's message ends a five-month probe into Gates' affairs that began last April. At that time, FBI spokesmen said the probe was centering on allegations of political corrup· lion made against Gates. The FBI refused to say who had made the allegations and to specify the nature of the allega· lions. But that will all be in the past today when Gates receives the letter from the Los Angeles of- fice of the U.S. attorney general. Gates managed to weather the taint of the investigation during the primary election when he finished first in a six-s:andidate race for sheriff. '-fl!' However, he was f~ced into a general election ru"f ff against Lauren Rusk. , During the intensive probe in· to the sheriff's affairs, bis personal finances as well as his official actions were carefully scrutinized by a team of in· vestigators. Simultaneously, a federal grand jury heard testimony from a number or persons who had done business with Gates personally as well as pro- fessionally. Jn the letter clearing the sheriff of suspicion of any wrongdoing" H h>den not.ed that the bureau rs-obUpted "to in- vestigate allegations" made against public officials and thanked the sheriff ror his cooperation in the five·month probe. Gates was not available for comment today and is expected to be notified of his clearance later. Biggest Garage Sale Getting tlae Fol.I Scoop Buyers at the world 's biggest garage sale in Moses Lake. Wash .. find a place to sit down and take in the action as equipment from the Alaska oil pipeline was put up for auction Monday. It is expected to return some $15 million from an estimated 2,000 bidders. Man Beaten to Deatli llat,tered Body Found in Corona De l Mar By J OANNE REYNOLDS °' ... o.ffy ...... "-" An all points bulletin was is- sued today for the car belongin& to ,a COl'OIULdel. Mar-man whose... ban.red body was discovered Monday night in bis blood- spattered bed.room. Poltce sald the dead man, Ruben Martinez, 40, had been bludgeoned to death. They said this morning they haven't yet identified the murder weapon. Capt. Richard Hamilton, com· mander of the Newport Beach detective division . s aid Martinez' body was found at about 7 :30 p.m. by a friend who'd been asked to check on the Corona del Mar resident _t>ec:ause he'd failed to show up for work Monday morning. According to police reports, Martinu was a real estate salesman for Pondoff Realty in Santa Fe Springs, an agency owned by his brother-in-law. He'd lived in Corona del Mar for 12 years. The brother·in·law telephoned some of Martinez' acquain- tances Monday evening asking tr he'd been seen. One. whose iden· tity bas not been released, went to the tW(1obedroom home at 411 Iris Avenue to.check on him- tramrnon sa10 robtrel'Y err burglary has not been ruled out as a motive, although he said lt appeared the home "was as neat as a pin. All except the bedroom. ll was a mess. Ap- parently there'd been one hell of a struggle." A Customs Service spokesman said the blrds represented one of the laraest seizures of parrots and other exotic SJ)e(:ies within tbe San Diego and Imperial Counties jurisdlction. Tug Cr ews Strike Threats Spark-8earch Hamilton said that, because Martinez lived alone, detectives would have problems determin- ing if any property is missing. However. he said Martinez' car, a wfilte 1976 Datsun 8 -210. <SeeSIA YING, P age A2) LONG BEACH <AP) - Protesting what they called "aubstandard conditions," tucboot ');~ and mates fired by Crowl s Maritime Corp. picketed firm's Long Beach and nseles head- quarters M According to union representative Joseph Valenai, tus crew• were told they may have to work 24-bour ablfll for u loDI as 20 day1 al a UJM. IDAHO F~. Idaho <AP / - Police and Secret Service a1ents are seeking a man wbo wrote "the president will die Thun· day" nett to a picture of Prell· dent Carter pasted · on a hotel mirror, knocked a maid un· consck>ul and set fire lo a mat- tress. Carter bas been vacationing at Grand Teton National Parlt, Wyo.. 70 mllea west of Idaho Falla where \be hotel II located. . , Hal Thomas, head of the Secret Service security detail on Carter's trip, said: "lt'8 under investigation by our P'IOJ>le over there ll'I Idaho Falls. We don't know if it's eenuine or I\ hoax." Thomas iald he hope't to make lhat determination late~ today. Police U . LeRo1 N•\son said officers were 1ummoned to room l~ of the Ramada IM on Monday momtna to lnvesuiate the lnddenL The maid, Kathy Waaoner. told Idaho Falls television sta- U on KID that she saw the messase, wrttten on the mirror wlth soap, when she entered the room. Pasted on the mirror was a picture or Carter. apparently torn from a newapaper or magatine, she said. When she turned around a man with a sun came toward her and said. "You should not (8ee1118EAT, P•ceA2> . Man Dies in Surf SAN DIEGO CAP> -A Casa Grande, Art2., man died after being found unconscloUI in walst-deep surf. aulhoritles said Monday Robert A. Morey. 24, was brought out of the water near the San Diego River nood channel late Sunday morninc by other swimmers and died later al CabrlUo Medical Center. a hospital spokesman said. ·NB Crash Fatal to Mother A Newport Beach mother of two died Monday night after her car was broadsided by a pick-up truck driven by a Huntington Beach man police believe was drunk and ran a red light. Ann Smyser Martz, 35, of 401 Lugonia St. died at Hoag Memorial Hospital after suffer· in~ massive head and chest in- juries in the 8 p.m. collis1on at Prospect Street and West Coast Highway. Police said she is the seventh person to die in a traffic acci- dent in Newport Beach this year Police booked Ricky Allen Barnhill. 20. of 209 18th St. on s u s picion o f v e hiclular manslaughter following Mon- day's fatal crash. He was re- leased from jail today aft~, ing a $2,500 bond. • According to police reports, Barnhill was driving his truck westbound on the highway and railed to stop for the traffic light at Prospect Street. Mrs. Martz" car. a 1977 Chevrolet sedan. was turning from Prospect lo the highway when it was struck by the truck. Police said the woman was alone in her vehicle at the time or th~ crash. Barnhill and an unidentified passenger suffered minor in- juries in the crash, according to police reports. Coast Weath e r NigJll. th.TQ.ll.iJl mid morning low cloudiness. otherwise fair through Wednesday. Lows tonight in mid to upper 60s. Highs Wednesday about 70 at beaches to near 80 inland. I NSIDt: T OD1' '1 The ck$f>f?rale pleas of a woman being attacked by her estranged husband, the threat. "You're going to die:· a piercing shriek. and the shot that ldlltd him. . all re· corded on police IQJH!. See Page A9 - Al DAILY PIU)T § Iu99f. Auaust p , 1!7! Ageney Cites Fords On Lethal Defects WA HI NO'rON <AP> -lu one fedf'ral a1~ncy warna mlUion.11 of Ford o•o rs Lhe1r veh jC'le111 may havf' lt\thal tran. mlwon ~f~ta. aoot.ber b rtmov101 •ub-compact t•ord Pintos from a f.tieral ~ pool wtUI their c ta are rid ol Dollar Plunges; Gold lip l..ONDON c AP> -Tbe dollar dropped a.bu1>b' today as news of the Unlted Sta.tes' $2.99-billlon July trade deficit hit European currency exchanges C Related story, A4l Gold price1 leaped, as they generally do when the dollar falls. The dollar plunce. caused by widespread selli.q of the U.S. currency, followed a modest re- covery the past few days baaed on U.S. plans for moH gold sales and easing of overseas bor- rowing restrictions. .. The small measures the (1nited States has taken just don't seem as real as the trade deficit." said a dealer in Frankfurt, where the dollar ended at 2 0045 West German marks three full pfennigs short or its morning high and down from 2.0215 late Monday In Pans, dealers said they had been anticipating an improve- ment on the June trade gap or $1.6 billion and were taken by surprise. Trading was light, but the dollar sank from this morn- i ng·s 4 4370 French francs to 4.3750 at the end or trading On Monday the doll<1 r closed at 4.3985 francs. Gold started the day 10 London at $198.75 an ounce, up from Friday's closing o r $198.25 before Britain's summer bank holiday Monday. By afternoon, gold was at $204.125 an ounce. At Zurich the move was less • dramatic, from Monday's cl0&· ing $199.375 to 5202.75 at the end of business today. The British pound advanced in London to end tbe day at $1.93575, agau1st Sl.9250 at the close oflast week. In Tokyo, the business day was over before the bad news spread, and the dollar rose to 194 .30 yen. against Monday's late price or 192.475 yen. Switzerland's franc, which bas soared this year on the strength of that country's near-zero infla- tion, rose yet again. Al the close of the day the dollar was at 1.6555 Swiss francs, down from 1.6882 Monday. In Milan the ne ws from Washington cut the bottom out of a strong dollar ralJy, but the U.S. currency still ended the day at 845.55 lire, up from 842.80 the day before. potentlal fire huarcla. The NoUonaJ llJ1hway Tralftc Sat ty Adminlatratlon today IJ 1ued a conaumer adviaory bulletin advlalnt about nlnt! mllllon o~ ol Ford can and llabl LnlCkl they thou.let •hut olf t!M.lt ~ and mak• aure the BrideSuea, Loses Mate CAIRO. Egypt <AP) - A 10 year-old-clrl from Suez sued her '2·year-old busband, claimlna be took ber furniture, but the Judge ruled the suit in- valid because the girl waa too young to be married, Al Abram newspaper here said. The report said the mar· rlace was arranged • months ago by the girl'& cousin to satisfy a $14 debt owed the groom by the gltl'a family. Girls must be at )east 16 to marry le1ally in Enpt. The judge ordered the girl taken into. court custody pending an investigation. Families permitting un- der-age weddings usually are fined. Plane Crash Fatalities' Names Told Four Oxnard residents who died Sunday when their twin- en g ine plane crashed into a Costa Mesa home have been identified by Orange County Coroner's officials. Authorities said the plane car- ried Stephen D. Wood , 27, and his wife, Robin, 26, and William A. Lacey, 74, and his wife, Mary, 69. The two couples flew out or Orange County Airport at 9:30 p.m. Sunday after attending a wedding in the area. Within 10 minutes and before scores of witnesses, the plane went out of control and smashed into a home at 2140 Federal Ave., Costa Mesa. Four members or the Joseph Quintana family were home at the time but were able to escape without injury. National Safety Transport§· lion Board officials say it may be three months before an in- vestigation into the cause or the crash is completed. 1ear Mlec:tot' ll firmly to tbe park po&ltlon before they leave tbelr vehicles. The aaency said it is in· veatl1at1na complaints that Ford automatic transmwions on uno tbro'-Sh 1918 models bave alik»ed from park into re- vene. n·wcl lt bu NPotta of 777 accidents. 23 fatalities and 259 Injuries allegedly caused by thla pf'Qblem. The tnveattca&n could lead to a recall, which would be the big· gesttn~. ''We are pursuing this in· veat11at1oo on a priority basis and plan to complete it in the near future,'' aaid agency ad· minlltrator Joan Claybrook. Io Detroit, John C. Echkhold, director ol Ford's auto safety of· ftce, said: "To date we have found no evidence that it <transmission slippage> In fact occurs when the transmission lever bas been put properly in the park poeltion. "It la clearly important that drivers of all makes of cars use every sateauard to ensure that the lever i8 rully and firmly enga1ed in the park position before leaving the vehicle, and we advise owners in the owner's manual that the parking brake should always be engaged when a vehicle is parked," he added. Meanwhile, the General Services Administration, the government's housekeeping agency. says it is removing the 300 Pintos from its 85,000-car in- teragency motor pool because of reports that fuel tanks have caught fire in rear-end col- lisions. The GSA did not mention such incidents occurring In the government neet. Whlle Ford already has an· nounced a recall or 1.5 million Pintos and 30,000 Mercury Bob- cats to correct the fuel tank prob.lem, the NHTSA is studying possible recall or the nine million Fords manufactured between 1970 and 1978 to fix the faulty transmissions. The Center for Automotive Safety. a private monitoring or- ganization affiliated with Ralph Nader, says 100 accidents and 12 deaths have been caused by transmission failures in prac- tically all Ford cars with 300. cubic-inch engines or larger and light trucks with engines of 350 cubic inches or more. Ford has argued that the acci- dents might be caused largely by driver carelessness in putting the shift lever into park. The company says there are no naws in the transmissions. While the NHTSA 's 10-rnonth- old study is expected to be com- pleted next month, agency of. ficials said consumers still should receive today'!J warning. ''We keep getting com- plaints," said Hal Parris. a s pokesman for the NHTSA. "While the Investigation is con- tinuing, we want to alert people to the possibility that it <the transmission problem> can oc-cur." 'Sly' Guard -Held in Death Deteets Use -·Marijuana Test .. LOS ANGELES CAP> -Rock singer Sylvester "Sly" Stewart's ~ Bl d R ad personal bodyguard has been ar-or 00 e y rested in connection with a -J. shooting death that occurred at Stewart·~ M a~deville Canyon SPRINGFIELD Ill <AP) _ home, police said. · · . An unidentified person Two state-employed chemists brought the victim Rick'y say they have developed a blood Rby,l)e.._ ~or Los Angeies to the test that ~an establi sh if _a UCLA Medicaf"CenTer emeTgen:--~son_rec_@!!~moked man- cy ward Sunday for treatment of Ju~.na. a gunshot wound, West Los Tbls tet?bnique represents 'a Ange les police said Monday. breakthrough for coro':'er~. and Rhyne died a short time later law enforcement agencies, Dr. The bod yguard, Joseph Pa.ul 9. Peterson, director or the Tay lor 37 who lives at flhno1s Department of Public Stewart'; ho~e. was arrested Health, said Mo!lday. "We now Monday and held on SlOO 000 have the capability to determine ball police said ' whether a person is under the in. ' · nuence of marijuana, just as we oRANOI COAIT s can detect whether a person la DAILY PILOT under the influence of alcohol." The tests over the last six months involved taldna blood samples from the ·bodies of ttm>t~ tO uefel"Dilne whether (bey were influenced by marijuana at the time or their death, said Dr. John J . Spikes, one of the chemists. The procedure, which has been tried elsewhere expertmeu· ta Uy, involves takinf an ounce of blood from a penon within a few hours after he or sbe ls believed to bave smoked marl· Juana. The blood is checked for the presence of an 1et1ve Ingre- dient of marijuana called Delta- 9-Tetra hydracannabinol <THC). Current teata In common usage rely on urine apeclmens. Because they tt1t for the byproducu or marijuana in&•· lion rather than lta acUve lqre. dJent, they can only tell whether a peraon bas used mart.Ju•na ln tb• last few week• lnltead or the la1t few bouts. "We're abowtna that the ac- tive ln&redlent ra •Ult ln tbe blood and that the Individual la, or WH, ncttvtly undeT the in- fluence of marijuana." said Spikes. who has been perfecting the chemical test with another state chemist. Joerg N. Piri. "We're trying to get this done on 1ltl"111ItU1atatititt ht 'I The two said they can't tell yet ~ust ho~· ,lntQ,lfll\ted ~mw;\: ... Juana us ts. :r , I Because marijuana causes a distorted perception or reality, its use by drivers can contribute to accidents and endanger other drivers, accordlne to Thomu 8 . Kirkpatrick Jr .. a lawyer who directs the Illinois Daneerous Drugs Commission. SLAYING. • • Is U1ted as misaina and ls being sought today. He said the public is being asked to look for the car, which carries California license plate 627SMR. Investlaation at the murder scene was delayed by several hours Monday night because ot a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruJ. ins that requires detectives to get aearch w&JTants In order to aearch the ~nea of crime. Hamilton said a team or city detectives, coroner'• in-I voaUcatora and county crime Jab 1peclallat.a had to wait at the scene whJlt the warrant W81 ob- tained. He aald the exact tll\\e or death hu.not been determined, but It appeared Martines had been dttd lesa than 24 hours. ·~..,....... TRANSSEXUAL TEACHER FIRED: SUIT LIKELY Education Aaaoclatlon Supports Jenell Aahtl• Teacher Fired Sex Change Suit Looms PHILADELPHIA <AP> -A transsexual art teacher who as a man wore unisex clothing and makeup to prepare his pupils for his sex-change operation bas been fired by the suburban Chester-Upland School District. District officials declined to comment on the 6-0 vote Mon- day night to dismiss Jenell Ashlie. citing the li.J<elihood of litiga- tion. THE RESOLUTION TO DISMISS THE 27-year-old teacher was approved on the recommendation of Superint~odent John Vaul with no discussion. It said Ms. Ashlie's services "are hereby terminated on the grounds of incompetency, immorality and other improper conduct all or which are potentially pyschologically damaging to students." Martha Poor, president of the Chester Upland Education As· sociation, said the union would support Ms. Ashlie at an upcom· ing hearing. "She's been rated satisfactory by au her supervisors ... said Ms . Poor. Ms Ashlie was hired by the district more than two years ago as a substitute. She later became a full -Ume teacher and legally changed her name from Keith Komamicki to Jenell Ashlie after the Aug. 4 operation. MS. ASID..JE, WHO WOULD HA VE been the first known transsexual teacher in Pennsylvania, declined comment. However, she said In a recent interview that her 11· to 17· year-old pupUs already bad grown accustomed to treating her as a woman, because she dressed in women's clothes, wore her hair and nails long, and used makeup since being hired. She said her students were "100 percent prepared" for the change and that she received phone calls of support from some of them throughout the summer. THE DISTRICT CONSIDERED TllANSFERRING Ms. Ashlie from her previous assignment at Pulaski Middle School in Chester to another school. said a sour.ce. But officials decided against the transfer after the teacher granted newspaper in· terviews, which they considered to be "fiaunting" the sex change, the source added. Mr. ~hlie said she had been diagnosed a transsexual at Jef- ferson University Hospital here. where she received a year of counseling before the delicate $4,000 operation. Transsexuals are denned as vlcUms of gender identity dysphoria, an overwhelming unhappiness with one's own sex. Fro•PageAJ THREAT ON CARTER. • • have walked in here," she told police. She said he hit her on the head with the gun, knocking her un- conscious. "f'fle miia siiid Oie man wore a tailored suit with a flashy tie and shirt that did not match. was good-looking and spoke with an Eastern accent KING-TV in Seattle reported that a Secret Service agent con· firmed a mattress in the room had been set afire but the flames had gone out before tbe woman came to. T~e room was sealed off by police. who were joined by security officers from Air Force o~--tl:u~ J>nsi.deru '.• iUane pai ked at Idaho Falls Municipal Airport. Carter is scheduled to fly by helicopter to Idaho Falls on Wednesday to board the plane for the trip back to Washington. Secret Service personnel new in from Jackson, Wyo. on Mon· day niaht. Somoza Regime Falling? MANAGUA, Nlcar11v.a CAP> -More than 100 army men weft reported under arrest to- day for plotting to oust Presi· dint A.naatQio Somoaa, and r• Portl from tbe c:ounteyaide laid lati-Somou Popular upri11nr1 continued tn m-.Jor town1. T6e coulitry's third tarct1t City. ¥ltaCaJP1, W81 laid to be ln a . ttaae ot .Sea•. A biahJy placed source ln the n11Uonal guard. Nicaragua's 7 ,500-man army. said 12 omcen and 8S soldiers were arrested but another source put the totai at more than 100 and said tbey lncluded two colOQels. A ceneraJ strtke called to de- mand Somoza's resignation was lj)reading. but a q,okesman fot Somoza said the president bad no plans to resign. A Red Cross apolleaman in Matagalpa, about 100 miles north of the capital. sajd a tbree- hour batUe between government troops and civilians had just ended and "we don't know how many dead and injured we have." But correspondents returning to the capital from the city of" 61.000 said five persons bad been ldlled during what they called a state of siege there. They aatd residents armed with pistole and bombs controlled most of Matagalpa and the national gua rd remained isolated in one part or the town. The government said eight persons had been killed and more than 50 wounded in clashes in Estell. about 65 miles north of the c~p1tal. and in Jinotepe, 18 miles south, the past three days. Meanwhile. the Senate today was to take up a bill passed by the lower house, the Chamber of Deputies, that would authorize Somoza to leave the country. But government sources said it did not mean he was planning to flee a nd a spok es man for Somoza said he bad no plans &o resign. Such legislative authorization for presidential travel abroad is customary in Latin America and the sources said Somoza keeps his In force all the time and was just renewing 1t. rnrormants said radio messages about a coup were broadcast openly Sunday on the military network. Memben of the guard. the - bulwark ot the Somoza family's 41 years in power and Its vast economic holdings. were report- ed furious that the president met the demands of 25 guernllas who seized the National PaJace and , hundreds of hostages a week ago. The guerrillas of the San- dinista National Liberation Front killed eight guardsmen in their assault. After a two-d.ty siege, Somoza freed 59 im· prisoned Sandinistas and gave them and the 2S holding the palace sate conduct to Panama and~.ooo. Puerto Rico 51? UNITED NATIONS <AP) - Gov. Carlos Romero Barcelo ot Puerto Rico advocated 'Bhtehood for the U.S. Island com mooweaJtb lo a speech Mon- day to the U.N. Special Commit· tee on Decoloniiatlon and said Puerto Ricans are free either to declare themselves lndependent or to choose to Incorporate the island into the American re-public as the 51st state. Dl1COUnt on wh<* atlctc puroh ... From Auguat 28th ttu" StPl•mber 4th, ror IYtry pound of BEEF STICK• SUMMER SAUSAGE told. Hickory F.,,,.. ol OhlOS will contrltx.lt• 20" to tt'9 Muteular [)y9trophy Aelodatton FASHION ISLAND ....,.. ..... 64Nt,. ~'Tlfl&'Tl61alN ' ' • t1 } • . ' .. . ' • l ~ ... VOL 71, NO. 241, 3 SECTIONS,, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1978 c TEN CENTJ Gates Cleared • m FBI Probe '. Kill r B ••t • CdM Man Slain In Bludgeoning Finance Doubts Erased By GARY GRANVILLE .,. .. .,...., ..... '*"' The FBI has given Orange County Sheriff Brad Gates a clean bill of health after in· vestigating "certain allega- tions made against him." By .JOANNE REYNOLDS at .. OIMV "* "-" An all·potnts bulletin was is· sued today for the car belonginJ lo a Corona del Mar man whose t,attered body was discovered Monday n ight in his blood· spattered bedroom. Police said the dead man, ! Ruben Martinez, 40, bad been 1 bludgeoned to death. They said 1 thls morning they haven't yet identified the murder weapon. Capt. Richard Hamilton, com· • mander of lbe Newport Beach detective divi s ion , said ; Martinez' body was found at about 7:30 p .m . by a friend who'd been asked to check on the Corona del Mar resident 4 Victiins Of Crash 1 Identified Four Oxnard residents who died Sunday when their twin· engine plane c rashed into a Costa Mesa home have been identified by Orange County • Coroner's officials. Authorities said the pla ne car· ried ~-D. Wood, 17 8ftd i his wife, Robin, 26, and William A. Lacey, 74, and bis wife, Mary, 89. The two couples flew out of \ Orange County Airport at 9:30 ] p.m. SWlday after attending a wedding in the area. Within 10 minutes and before l scores of witnesses, the pl ane ~ went out of control and smashed • into a home at 2140 Federal t Ave., Costa Mesa. :-Four members of the Joseph • Quintana family were home at i the time but were able to escape " without injury. National Safety Transporta- tion Boa.rd officials say it may be three months before an in· vestigation into the cause of the crash is completed. The Woods and Laceys were Jong-time friends, owning houses just a few doors apart near the beach. The couples fl ew to Orange County to attend the Santa Ana wedding of Kevin Mahan and Lauren Franke on Sunday. The Mahan family members were friends of both couples. Stephen Wood had purchased the Beecbcraft Baron five-seater about three months ago from a private party and he was ap· parently the pilot when the light plane went down. Wood, an unsuccessful can· did ate f'ol"' Qxnard city council in 1976, was active in both civic ana. semce organizatiOns in tfie Oxnard area Along with his father, C. Dean Wood, the family co·owned three ' staurants in Ox· e . ~ Fufl~ral se1'vices for the Woods will be held in Oxnard. Services for the Laceys will be held in Los Angeles. because he'd failed lo show up for work Monday morning. According to police reports, Martinez was a real estate salesman for Pondoff Realty in Santa Fe Springs, an agency owned »Y his brother·in·law. He 'd lived in Corona del Mar ror 12 years. The brother·in·law telephoned som e of Martinez' acquain· lances Monday evening asking if he'd been seen. One, whose iden· tity has not been released, went lo the two-bedroom home at 4ll Iris A venue to check on him. Hamilton said robbery or burglary has not been ruled out as a motive, although he said it appeared the home "was as neat as a pin. All except the bedroom. It was a mess. Ap- parently there'd been one hell of a struggle." ' Hamilton said that, because Martinez lived alone, detectives would have problems determin· ing if any property is missing. However, he said Martinez' car, a white 1976 Datsun B·210, is listed as missing and is being sought today. He said the public is being asked to look for the car, which carries California license plate 627SMR. Investigation at the murder scene was delayed by several hours Monday night because of a n!Cent U.S. Supreme Court rul- ing that requires detectives to get seattb warrants ln order to search the scenes or crime. Hamlltoo said a team of city d e tectives. coroner's in· vestigators and county crime lab specialists had lo wait al the scene while lbe warrant was ob· tained. He said the exact time of death bas not been determined, but it appeared Martinez had been dead less than 24 hours. Westminster Man Still IA>St at Sea No trace has been found of a Westminster man and his U.S. Coast Guard shipmate missing .,._.,...... TRANSSEXUAL TEACHER FIRED: SUIT LIKELY Education •ssoclatlon Supports Jenell Aahlle Teacher Fired Sex Chmlge Smt Looms PHILADELPffiA <AP> -A transsexual art teacher who as a man wore unisex clothing and makeup to prepare his pupils for his sex·change operation bas been fired by the suburban Chester-Upland School District. District officials declined lo comment on the 6-0 vote Mon· day night lo dismiss Jenell Ashlie, citing the likelihood of litiga· tion. THE RESOLUTION TO DIS~ THE 27·year.old teacher was approved • the recommendat.ioD of Superintendent John Vaul with no discussion. It said Ms. Ashlie's services "are hereby terminated on the grounds of incompetency, immorality and other improper conduct all of which are potentially pyschologically damaging to students." Martha Poor. president of the Chester Upland Education As- sociation, said the union would support Ms. Ashlie at an upcom- ing hearing. "She's been rated satisfactory by all her supervisors." saui Ms. Poor. Ms Ashlie was hired by the district more than two years ago as a substitute. She later became a full·time teacher and legally changed her name from Keith Komamicki to Jenell Ashlie after the Aug. 4 operation. MS. ASHLIE, WHO WOULD HA VE been the first known transsexual teacher in Pennsylvania, declined comment. However, she said in a recent interview that her 11· to 17· year -old pupils already had grown accustomed to treating her aa a woman, because she dressed in women's clothes, wore her hair and nails long, and used makeup since being hired. She said her students were .. 100 percent prepared" for the change and that she received phone calls of support from some of them throughout the summer. In a letter from U.S. At· torney David Hinden. Gates will be told today : "We have concluded there is no evidence against you that would warrant prosecution." The U.S. attorney's message ends a five-month probe into Gates' affairs that began last April. At that time, FBI spokesmen said the probe was centering on allegations of political corrup. lion made against Gates. The FBI refused to say who bad made the allegations and to specify the nature of the allega- tions. But tbat will all be in tbe past today when Gates receives the letter from the Los Angeles of- fice of the U.S. attorney general. Gates managed to weather the taint or the iQvestigation during the primary election when he finished first in a six.candidate race for sheriff. However, he was forced into a general election runoff against Lauren Rusk. During the intensive probe in· to the sheriff's affairs. his personal finances as well as bis official actions were carefully scrutinized by a team of in· vestigators. Simultaneously. a federal grand jury beard testimony from a number of persons who had done business with Gates pe rsonally as well as pro· ressiooally. In the letter clearing the sheriff or s us picion ot any wrongdoing, Hinden noted that the bureau is obligated "lo in· vestigate allegations·• made against public officials and thanked the s heriff for his coope ration in the five·month probe. Gates was not available for comment today and is expected to be notified of his clearance later. Mesa Changes Cit Y. Phones In November nearly three weeks after their THE DISTRICT CONSIDERED TRANSFERRING Ms. sailboat was blown to sea off the Ashlie from her previous assignment at Pulaski Middle School Phone numbers for Costa island of lwo Jima. 10 Chester to another school, said a source. But officials decided Mesa city services. including The family of Randy Saul, 21, against the transfer after the teacher granted newspaper in· police. will be changed on Nov. or 13312 Amarillo Drive, has not tervlews. which they considered to be "flaunting" the sex 1· when the city makes a switch given up hope, but military and change, the source added. to a new a utomated phone civilian agencies have called off Mr. Ashlie said she had been diagnosed a transsexual at Jef· system. a search for the pair. ferson University Hospital here, where she received a year of Orville Amburgey, city direc· That search covered about counselil\g before the delicate $4,000operation. tor of communications, said a 30,000 square miles of the Transsexuals are defined as victims of gender identity listing of the new numbers will Pacific Ocean and two volcanic dys pl\oria, an ove whelming unhappiness with one's own sex. be m ade a vailable to residents islands. shortly before the change. 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A Newport Beach mother of Memorial Hospital after suffer· two died Monday night alter her Ing massive head and chest m- Hua Ar-rives ~n'--rw-lii~Ti.-e~hr--;;;an~=----: car was broadsided by a pick·up juries in the 8 p.m. collision at truck driven by a Huntington Prospect Street and West Coast Reath r:rlan ~belleve-wu-Hiitrway~each. c ffiiiilniDihamr liitif.'" Police sald she ts the seventh Ann Smyser Martz, 35, of 401 person lo die in a traffic acci· Mesa Seeking ' Jtilr-- Costa Mesa Mayor Ed McFarland said today the city is accepting resumes for a vacant seat on the Traffic Commission. Cnsts Rise LOS ANGELES <AP> - Alcohol, apparel and clothtng upkeep were the only major items that failed to rise in price last month, the U.S. Labor Department's Southern CallCornia Bureau of Labor Statistics an. nounced today. Prices In Loa Angeles and Oranae counties rose haU a percentaae polnt l.n July. pusbJng the local con1amer price Index to another record , the Bureau aald. It COit $19.43 to buy the aame toods and 1erv1ce1 that cost '10 ln 1987, the base prlc. y ar. CRelated story. M> TEHRAN, Iran <APl- Chinese Chairman Hua Kuo·feng arrived in Tehran today on lbe last stop of his first long f oreicn tour and was welcomed by Shah Mohammed Reza Pablavl al Mehrabad airport. "I was waiting for you;• said the shah, whose security ctuef1 set up a tilht ring of rlfie·tottna soldiers at the airport and a 10.mile line of police and troops leadina into the city. Heavy security m easures were ordered to protect the vls· tton ftJHD the Moslem f anactlca blamed for a movie theater ~ that killed m persons and other violence that tnis rocked Iran in recent weeks. lraq said it ha.s arrested an Iranian wbo con· leased be helped set the t.bea~ fire and would extradite him. 1/ Lugonla St. died at Hoag dent in Newport Beach this year. State Solom Unmask Law SACRAMENTO <AP) -AmJd comments about Ku Kkut Klan 1heet1 and jokes about Jimmy Carter ma.ska, t.be California All· sembly has approved a bill to delete the law makirur it illegal to wear a mask In pubilc. The vote late Monday was 43-34 on SB 1747 by Sen. Alan Sleroty, D·Loe Angeles. It re· turna to the Senate for action on Alsembty am ndments~ Tbe blll's Assembly sponsor. Aa1tmbtyman Howard Berman, D·8tverly Hills, explained that lt ta now a mildemeanor to wear a muk to conceal ono'1 tdcnUty. Police booked Ricky Allen Barnhill, 20, of 209 18th St. on s u s picion of vehiclular mans laughter following Mon· day's fatal crash. He was re· leased from jail today after post- ing a $2,SOO bond. According lo police reports, Barnhill wu driving his truck westbound on the highway and failed lo stop for the traffic light at Prospect Street. 1 Mrs. Martz' car, a 1977 Chevrolet sedan, was turning from Prospect to the highway when It was struck by the truck. Police said the woman WU alone ln her vehicle at Ute time of th• crash. Barnhill and ao unidenUfled pasnnter suffered mlnor ln· Juries tn the crub, accord.lnl to police report&. Applicants must be residents of Costa Mesa. Resumes will be screened and the most qualified applicants will be invited for in· terviews before the City Council, McFarland said. Resumes should be sent lo the City Manager's Office, P.O. Box 1200, Costa Mesa, 92626. The deadline for applications is Sept. 6. Younger Charged SACRAMENTO <AP> -The Democratic Party chairman In California Monday rlled a formal complaint charlfng that Evelle Younaer. Republlcan candidate tor governor. violated campaip contributloJ1 rel>Ol'Unl laws. . ... Oelfy Plflll SC.a,__ CLEARED IN FBI PROBE County Shertff Gates President 1breatened; Man Sought IDAHO FALLS, Idaho <AP\ - Police and Secret Service agents are seeking a man who wrote .. the president will die Thurs· day" next to a picture or Presi· dent Carter pasted on a hotel mirror. knocked a maid UD· conscious and set fire to a mat· tress. Carter has been vacationing at Grand Teton National Parle. Wyo .. 70 miles west or Idaho Falls where the hotel is located. Hal Thom as, head of the Secret Service security detail on Carter's trip. said : "ll 's under investigation by our people over there in Idaho Falls. We don't know if it's genuine or a hoax.·· Thomas said he hoped to make that determination later today. Police Lt. LeRoy Nelson said officers we r e summoned lo room 145 of the Ramada Inn on Monday morning to investigate the incident. The maid, Kathy Wagoner. told Idaho Falls television st.a· tion KID that she saw the message, written on the mirror with soap. when she ~ntered the room. Pasted on the mirror was a picture of Carter. apparently torn from a newspa pe r or magazine, she said. When she turned around a man with a gun came toward her and said. "You should not have walked in here," she told police. She said he hit her on the head with the gun, knocking her un· conscious. The maid said the man wore a t ailored suit with a flashy tie and shirt that did not match, was 1tood·lookln${ and spoke with <See111REAT, Page AZ> Co ast We athe r Night through mid morning low cloudiness, otherwise fajr ...,,t~h;"-ro~u~b_11-----i Wednesday. Lows tontght in mid to upper dOs. Highs We dnesday about 70 at beaches lo near 80 lnland. I NSIDE T ODA l' The derptralt plea.a Of O woman betng ottacked bJ1 her estranged husband, the thrtat, "You'~ giomg to die .'' a pu~rcmg shriek. and the shot that kilted ham. .all rt· corded on polJce tape. Set Page AS. latle:i1 At DAM. V PILOT C Deftelt Blamed Dollar Takes Sudden Drop LONDON CAP> The dollar dropped abart>b today as """ ol lht UoUed SlaW' Q 8t-blllioo July tnde deftdt hlt z~ cu,..,.ncy excbaqes. (Related lOrJ, A4) Oold pn~ l ~Ptd. &» they Ford Defect CoiddLead To Recal'ls WASIUNGTON <AP} -A5 one federal agency warns m illioos ol Ford owners their vehicles may have lethal transmission defects, another is removing sub-compact Ford Pintos from a federal motor pool until their gas tanks are rid of potential fare hazards. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration today ls· s ued a consumer advisory bulletin advising about nine million owners of Ford cars and light tru~ they should shut off their engines and make sure the gear selector is firmly in the park position before they l~ave their vehicles. The agency s aid it is in· vestigating complaints that Ford automatic transmissions on 1970 through 1978 models have sli})ped from park into re- verse. It said it has reports of 777 accidents. 23 fatalities and 259 injuries allegedly caused by this problem. The investigation could lead to a recall. which would be the big- gest m tust.ory. "We are pursuing this in· vcstlgat1on on a priority basis and plan to complete il in the near future," said agency ad· ministrator Joan Claybrook. In Detroit. John C Echkhold, darector of Ford's auto safety of. rice, said: ''To date we have fo und no evidence that it 1 trans m1ssion slippage> in fact occurs wh en the transmission lever has bef'n put properly in the park position. "It is clearly important that drivers of all makes or cars use every safeguard to ensure that the lever is fully and firmly engaged in the park position before leaving the vehicle, and we advise owners in the owner's manual that the parking brake should always be engaged when a vehicle is parked ," he added. Meanwhil e, the General Services Adminis tration. the government's housekeeping agency, says it is removing the 300 Pintos from its 85.000·car in· teragency motor pool because of reports that fuel tanks have <'aught fire in rear-end col· lisions. The GSA did not mention such incidents occurring in the government Oeet. While Ford already has an- nounced a recall of 1.5 million Pintos and 30,000 Mercury Bob· cats to correct the fuel tank !)roblem, the NHTSA is studying possible recall of the nine million Fords manufactured between 1970 and 1978 to fix the faulty transmissions. aener ally do wh o th dollar falb. The dollar plW\IO, cauaed by widespread selllna or th• U.S. <'urreney, followed a modeet re· covery the put rew dan baled on \J.S pl•n• for more lfold au.le~ and easing of oversti1u1 bor· row1n1 restrlctlona ·'The a mall meaaureii the United States hH taken Just don't seem u ret1l as the trade dtflclt. ·' r.ald a de1alcr in Frankfurt, where the dollar ended at 2.004.S West German marks -three rull pfennigs short of it.s morrung h1ib and down from 2.0215lale Monday. In Paris, cJeaJers said they bad been anlicil>aUng an improve· menl on the June trade gap of $1.6 billion and were taken by surprise. Trading was Ughl, but the dolJar sank from this mom· ing's 4.4370 French francs to 4.3750 at the end of trading. On Monday the dollar closed at 4.3985 francs. Gold started the day in London at $198.75 an ounce, up from Friday's c losing of $198.25 before Britain's summer bank holiday Monday. By afternoon, gold was at $204.125 an ounce. At Zurich the move was less dramatic, from Monday's clos- ing $199.375 to $202. 75 at the end of business today. The British pound advanced in London to end the day at .$1.93575, against $1.9250 at the close onast week. In Tokyo, the business day was over before the bad news spread, and the dollar rose to 194.30 yen, against Monday's late price of 192.475 yen. Switzerland's franc, which has soared this year on the strength of that country's near-zero infla· lion, rose yet again. Al the close of the day the dollar was at 1.6555 Swiss francs. down from L6882 Monday. In Milan the news from Washington cut the bottom out of a strong dollar rally, but the U.S. currency still ended the day at 845.SS lire, up from 842.80 the day before. Two Truckers Injured in Viejo Crash Two truckers were injured, one of them seriously, in the col· lision of tract.or-trailer rigs on northbound San Diego Freeway in Mission Viejo this morning. California Highway Patrol of· Jicers said a rig driven by Eugene De Leal, 44, of Riverside hit the rear of a truck trailer pulled by Jose Flores, 35. of El Sauzal. Mexico. at 4:15 a.m. near Oso Parkway. Officers said cause of the acci· dent is being investigated. De Leal is reported in stable condition al Mission Community Hospital. Flores was treated and released. Accord Reached ... Entertaining at La Casa Parifi«!a . Former President Richard Nixon and Mrs. local Orange County Republican fund· Nixon greet guests at their estate in San raising reception. More than 400 persons Clemente. The Nixons were hosts for a attended the $250-per-plate affair Sunday. Nicaragua Re~ls Held More Than 100 Anny 'Plo~ters' Seized MANAGUA, Nicaragua <AP> -More than 100 army men were reported under arrest to- day for plotting to oust Presi· dent Anastasio Somoza, and re· ports from the countryside said anti-Somoza popular uprisings continued in major towns. The country's third largest city. Matagalpa, was said lo be in a state or sie2e. A highly placed source in the national guard, Nicaragua's 7.500·man army, said 12 officers and 85 soldiers were arrested. but another source put the total at more than 100 and said they included two colonels. A general strike called to de· mand Somoza's resignation was spreading, but a spokesman for Somoza said the president had no plans to resign. A Red Cross spokesman in M atagalpa, about 100 miles north of the capital, said a three- hour battle between government troops and civilians had just ended and "we don't know how many dead and injured we have." Blh correspondents returning to the capital from the city of 61 ,000 said five persons had been killed during what they called a stale of siege there. They said residents armed with pistols and bombs controlled mos t of M atagalpa and the national guard remained isolated in one pa rt of the town. The government said eight persons had been killed and more than 50 wounded in clashes in Esteli, about 65 miles north of the capital, and in Jinotepe, 18 miles south, the past three days. Border Check Reveals Birth Meanwhile, the Senate today was to take up a bill passed by the lower house. the Chamber oC Deputies, that would authorize Somoza to leave the country. But government sources said it did not mean be was plaMing to flee and a spokesman for Somoza said he had no plaps to resign. Such legislative authorization for presidential travel abroad is customary in Latin America and the sources said Somoza keeps his in force all the time and was just renewing it. Informants said radio messages about a coup were bf'J2adcast openly Sunday on the m1litary network. Westminster Man Coroner Identifies House Fire Victim A Westminster man killed in a house fire early Monday has been identified by coroner's iiep-uties as Harry Roy White, 50, a self-employedhousepatnter. Funeral services for Mr. White were pending today al Westminster Memorial Park and Mortuary. Dean Dugan, 19, another resi· d~nt of the house at 15202 Clemente St., Westminster, suf· fered bums on his back and E'ro• Page A J IBREAT ... an Eastern accent. KING-TV in Seattle reported that a Secret Service agent con· firmed a mattress in the room had been set afire but the flames respiratory system injuries from smoke inhalation. He was listed in satisfactory condition today at UC Irvine Medical Center's Bum Unit in Orange. Two other occupants at the house escaped harm in the $25.000 fire. . While was pronounced dead on arrival at a nearby hospital following the 2: 15 a.m. fire. Investigators said today that the cause of the blaze, whlch also injured two firemen, is still being probed. Authorities said it is known that the blaze started in the living room. Sell-abortion Trial Begins had gone out before the woman BOWl.JNG GREEN, Ky. <AP> came to. -A young western Kentucky The room was sealed off by woman could be sent to prison police, who were joined by for 10 to 20 years if she is found security officers from Air Force guilty ortcharges she performed One -the president's plane an illegal abortion on herself SAN DIEGO <AP> -A Jamul parked al Idaho Falls Municipal with a knitting needle. man has been arraigned in Airport. Carter is scheduled to Testimony begins today in the federal court on parrot smug-fl y by helicopter to Idaho Falls trial of Marla Elaine Pitchford. ghng charges and the bodies of 563 on W e dnesd a Y to board the 22. whose a case is believed to exotic birds believed from MEx-plane for the trip back to be one of the first ln the nation ico were frozen for use as trial Washington. where a woman, without in· evidence,authoritiessay. Secret Service personnel flew volvement from doctors. has Wilham Joseph Conger, 34, in from Jackson, Wyo. on Mon· been charged with aborting 'Traced' In Blood SPRINGFIELD, Ill. <AP> - Two state-employed chemists say they have developed a blood teat that can establish if a person recenUy smoked mari-juana. "Tbla tec:bnlqu.e represepts a breakt.brouah tor coroners and law enforcement agencies,•• Dr. Paul Q. Peterson, director of the Illlnois Department of Public Hea.ltb, said Monday. "We now have t he capabUiLy to determine whether a penoa is under the in· nuence of marijuana, just as we can detect whether a person is under the influence or alcohol." Tbe tests over the last six months involved taking blood samples rrom the bodies or about 100 accident victims in D- linois to determine whether they were influenced by marijuana al the time of their death, aaid Dr. John J . Spikes, one or the chemists. The procedure, which has been tried elsewhere experimen· tally, involves taking an ounce of blood from a person within a few hours after he or she is believed to have smoked marl· juana. The blood is checked for the presence of an active ingre- dient of marijuana called Delta· 9-Tetra hydracannabinol <THC >. . Current tests in common usage rely on urine specimens. Because they test for the byproducts or marijuana inges- tion rather than its active ingre- dient, they can only tell whether a person has used marijuana in the last few weeks instead or the last few hours. "We're showing that the ac- tive ingredient is still in the blood and that the individual is, or was, actively under the in· fluence of marijuana," said Spakes. who bas been perfecting the chemical test with another state che mist. Joerg N. Piri. "We're trying to gel this done on all auto fatalities in the state." Because marijuana causes a distorted perception or reality, its use by drivers can contribute to accidents and endanger other drivers. according to Thomas B. Kirkpatrick Jr_, a lawyer who directs the Illinois Dangerous Drugs Commission. Delta Wasn't Ready When Robot Was SAN DIEGO <AP> -Odd things can happen in an airport, but when the unidentified owner of a 5·foot·2, 170-pound robot wanted lo buy two tickets east it was too much for Delta Airlines. Gordon Brady, airport supervisor at Lindbergh Field in San Diego, said the robot's owner asked to buy two tickets to an unspecified East Coast city on a Sunday night flight. Problems with weight, getting it aboard the widebody L-1011 TriStar jet and security forced Delta to reject the cone-shaped passenger with the opaque plastic head and a "substantial electronic vocabulary," Brady said Monday. Delta, however. did arrange for the odd couple to fly aboard an American Airlines jetliner better equipped to handle such a passenger. Brady said the robot was not equipped to sit down although it did have rtexible arms and hands that looked like suction cups. The Center for Automotive Safety. a private monitoring or- ganization affiliated with Ralph Nader, says 100 accidents and 12 deaths have been caused by tram.mission failures in prac· tJCally all Ford cars with 300. cubic-inch englnes or larger and light trucks with engines of 350 cubic inches or PlOre. SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador IAP > -Panama and Guatemala have ended a 6-month-old quar· rel and agreed to re-es tablish diplomatic relations following mediation efforts by President Carlos Humerto Romero of El Salvador. Their foreign ministers met Monday and sign~ a joint Declaration of San Salvador. was arrested Monday at the day niflht. herself. Temecula border checkpoint.--------------------------------------- A Customs Service spokesman said the birds represented one of the largest seizures of parrots and other exotic species within the San Diego a nd Imperial Counties jurisdiction. i''ord has argued that the acci· dents might be caused largely by driver carelessness in putting the shift lever into par~. The company says there are no flaws m the transmissions. Wht1e the NHTSA 's 10-month· old study is expected to be com- pleted next month, agency of- fi cials said consumers still Won't Honor Badham ..,. ... __ ~tmtipt ,1" • e-warnin c =-Newport .(;ounciJ,_~ DAILY PILOT Nixes Resolution ~~~i:::..:::~-t----------:;::.'!:'1::=1~':CrU~C:.! Newport Beach Mayor Paul ........ ,.._, .. e(. H .... ,. ... .,,. .. i<. -R k f' tho h h d ~~·~. ·~~~ c.e.~:= v .... , .:: ye o ' ug t e ha a routine ,_ ~ -·•h#d 5••.,..ci.n -~ ,.... item on his hands when he asked r,;:.~f.°',::~.~::;:..~~lll ~a.. his council colleagues Monday to approve a resolution supporting Congressman Robert Badbam. "'-"-........ '" .... ,.,,.._ '""II CWtrf ""·~-'·""-"'_..,.. -·•lt....tl u11or ,,.. .................. 11o1.,,..1.,.e4llior CMfloM Lff1 111~1' Nell "•-'••••1 ""'""tfltldllcW• co ........ Offloe ""'"'"11 "1!.~~, i·o ~"::"'° ·~ R-Newport Beach. A group of Badham supporters will be holding a dinner honor· ing hlm on Sept. 6 and they solicited resolutions honoring the politician for 16 years or public service. The Newport Beach city coun· cil won't be sending one. Tbe only two council members C8vorln1 the meaaure were Ryckoff and Councilman Don Mcinnis. one or the dinntr'1 hosts. Councilwoman Jackie Keathtr wu ablent. Col&ncUman Don StraUN op. J)Oled the mea1ure bec1u1t tt ln· volv11 the city ln partl11n pollUca in an election year_ He •uiietted one bue.ntaftertbeelecUon. Councilwoman Evelyn Hart abstained. "Do we have to vote on this?" she asked. "I don't know that much about it." Mayor Pro Tem Ray Williams, who voted against the resolution, wanted to know what was so slgnl!icant about 16 years of service as opposed to 10 or 20 years in omce. . Councilman Paul Hummel voted against the resolution without oCCerlng any explana· tion. Mcinnis, In one last effort to get the measure passed tried to get members of the /reas to "close their eara" an let the council discuss the matter off the record. When th•l move failed , Wllllam" auggested that the mayor could send a Mtter of commendation sicned only by Ryckort, thus not "lmpllcattni" lbe rest of the council. ... "Alter this vote I'm not about to," aald R}lckoff. WESTCUFF PLAZA 1n11a......,....,.. ..... ......,11 ~"Tl t Ill. 'Tl 6 ... "Tl I DltoOUnt on whole ltlok pUl'ChlM From Auguat 28th thr u Seotember 4th. for every pound of BEEF STICK• SUMMER SAUSAGE 1old. HlcilOtY Fan111 of Ol\lo9 will contribute 20" to the M~llt Oyatroptiy AltOclatlOn. FASHION ISLAND ..................... ~ '111t111. '1116 S-. IN LcutSongsofS.,.•n- Monduy marked the closing concert of the outdoor summer series presented on Mon- day nights at Fashion Island in Newport Beach. The musical evenings have been annual events for the past 10 years. con- ducted by Henry Brandon. At the close of Monday's performance, the conductor was awarded several gifts for his outstanding contributions to cultural enrichmenr through the summer concerts. Govenwrs Warned of 'Revolt' BOSTON CAP> -Califorrua Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr .. "born again" after futilely op- posing the million-dollar tax cuts of Proposition 13, has put fellow governors on notice that they face a "second American Revolution" unless they reduce spending. "'There's no way you're going to stop lt," Brown told col- leagues at the National Gov- ernors' Association 70th annual convention Monday. "I can hear that train coming." Brown told governors they face an "ominous" taxpayers' revolt unless they cul spending a step Brown says he believes 1s possible. ··A few months ago. I would have said that we couldn't sur- vive an $8 billion tax cut." Brown told a committee on ex- ecutive management and fiscal affairs. "Today I think we can." Brown said California rev- enues were cut $7 billion by Proposition 13. a referendum that rolled property taxes back to 1975-76 levels and put a ceiling on future increases. He said the state would lose another $1 b1lhon following legislation to cul state income taxes. The impact of Proposition 13 was eased by the fact thut California had a $5 billion sur- plus which was diverted to local governments which lost money as a result of the property tax cuts. Some experts say the slate could accumulate another S5 billion surplus by mid-1980. Fir e Damage At $200,000 In R estaur ant Fire swept through a Santa Ana restaurant early today. causing an estimated $200,000 worth of damage. Fire officials reported the blaze in Don Arturo's restaurant at 2101 E. 17th St. had engulfed the building by the time firefighters were called to the scene at 6:09 a.m. They said it took 25 minutes to bring the fire under control. By then, the inferno had destroyed the restaurant's kitchen and food storage areas. While direct fire damage was minimal in the dlnlna room area. the officials said it is likely the entire building will have to be razed as a result or the ex- tensWe..da~e in other parts or .. the "'1Jclnr.~"". • • ~ . Calfs_e of the fire has not yet been determJbed. o.llY .. I ... ltatl .._.., -Condaretor Honored Henry Brandon, conductor of the annual summer con- C'erts in Fashion Island. was awarded a key to the city of Newport Beacb Monday night for his 10 years of con- tributions to cultural enrichment. Beryl Melinkoff. city arts commission chairman. made the award. Seal Beach Suspect Faces Arizona Rap A moving van driver whom Seal Beach authorities accuse or the kidnap and sexual assault or two girls. each 12, raced a court hearing in Arizona today on a variety of unrelated counts. Al Salcido, 34, a transient whose current address is the Maricopa County Jail in Phoenix. still faces prosecution in Orange County. Salcido is accused in an Orange County criminal com- plaint, carrying $100,000 bail, that charges kidnap, forcible rape and child molestation. One of the girls was raped dur- ing the nieht of terror and sex· ual abuse spanning several hours after thelt abduc- tion at gunpoint near Surfside Colony. A nationwide all points »~~-for-,§ . and Arizona State Patro -ot- ficers identified him after bis ar· -l rest for alleged drunken driving 11ine days ago. They also booked him for in- vestigation of carrying a con- cealed weapon, resisting arrest and i-.everal traffic violations. Seal Beach Detective Keith Duckworth, who returned from Phoenix Friday. says It is un - likely Salcido will consent to voluntary extradition to face Orange County charges. Arizona authorities are decid· ing whether to drop their charges and expedite his Oran&e County prosecution. Tl!!day. August 29. 1971 °"'L V P1lOT A.3 Boat Otvtwrs Miss ing 2,000 Property Tax Bills Retu1·ned· Oranae County Tu Collector Robert cttroa knows where their boats are located but is miaslng about 2.000 boat owners. And the mlulng boat owners whose property tax bllls have been retumed to Citron's office by tbe post office must pay their bills by Thursday, Aug. 31. If not. they'll be ·assessed automaUc six percent penalties. Citron said today that it is not unusual to have a large number of tax bills covering boats re- tomed to his office because the taxpayers have not kept their address files up to date. Usually. the tax collec:tor said, there ls time to seek out the owner and to redirect the bill to a new or corrected address. But In other years, personal property tax bills were malled out in stages between March l and July 1. Tbjs year, however, because of changes in property tax laws. bills were mailed in bulk Aug. 4. Consequently, the returns on tax bills mailmen were unable to deliver began sweeping back into the tax collector's office last week. And now there are boxes chuck full or undelivered tax bills sitting in the collector's of- fice with the payment deadline 48 hours away. The delivery problem in oo way relieves the taxpayer from making prompt payment even Toro Marine Wptain Dies ln AirCrash Marine Capt. Paul Pittman, 28, or Laguna Hills was killed Monday when bis righter aricrart caught fire and crashed near the Naval Air Facility in El Centro, a Marine spokesman said. Pittman's A·lf Skyhawk, part of a 16-plane squadr9n on a routine training mission, went down at 2 :45 p .m .. the spokesman said. Cause of the crash ls being investigated. Pittman was stationed at El Toro Marine Air Station. He is survived by a 9-year-old daughter and his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Pittman of Bend, Ore. He was divorced. 'Sly' Guard Held in Death LOS ANGELES CAP> -Rock singer Sylvester "Sly'' Stewart's personal bodyguard has been ar- rested in connection with a shooting death that occurred at Stewart's Mandeville Canyon home, police said. An unidentified person brought the victim, Ricky Rhyne, 20. of Los Angeles to the UCLA Medical Center emergen· cy ward Sunday for treatment of a gunshot wound, West Los Angeles police said Monday. Rhyne died a short time later. The bodyguard, Joseph Taylor. 37, who lives at Stewart's home, was arrested Monday and held on $100,000 bail. police said. Four years ago a friend of mine, Eve Carney Maxfield, moved to Paris when her • 1 , She had 6ief'I Involved Tn ad- wrtlslng end fashion writing hefe. With her connection• in the, fashion world, -.he has en- tree to the showings of the de· though the lax bills are UD· delivered, according to Citron. That ls because It ts the tax· payer's obllgatJon to have the correct and up lo date address on tile, be explained. Disr Delight Citron said taxpayers may caU his office (834-3411 > for in- formation regarding their liability if they have not yet re· ceived their personal property tax bill. o.11, .. 1 ... ~- Sarasota. Fla. Frisbee flinger Blue Ronk deftly catches his plastic disc in antics before fellow Floridian Cheryl Harman. Blue holds the world record for accuracy and placed third overall in the Southeast Region during last weekend's World Frisbee Championships at the Rose Bowl. About 88 Frisbee champs visited Main Beach Park in Laglfila Beach Monday. lifeguards Ready For 130-mile Trek A s quad of five young lifeguards will be leaving at 9 a.m. Wednesday on a trip rrom Imperial Beach near the Mex- ican border to Huntington Beach. a 130·mile journey. The party led by Huntington Beach City Lifeguard Sam Barloon. 19, will run and swim the entire distance. "All participants must remain on the immediate coastline and may not use any roads or other man-made developments to aid their progress." declares Bar loon. "We will be swimming around every pier and jetty as well as across various bays and chan- nels." says Barloon. estimatlng total travel mileage by water will be about 20 miles. The rest of the time Barloon. his brother. Joe. a Huntington State Beach li(eguard, plu!'i junior guards John Gifford and Bill Gutherie W1ll be hoofing it. A fifth participant will be Lo:. Angeles County Lifeguard, Mikt> Holtel. who is just going along for the fun of it "This event 1s done purely for each individual to find tht!1r mental and physical limlL.;; and to attain the personal self· satisfaction of completin~ such a grueling adventure." Barloon explains. Toughest part or the arm-root· and-leg voyage or personal d~· covery wtll be 20 miles along tht: Camp Pendlt>ton coastline. where loitering is prohibited. The hardy five plan to camp out mgbts in state parks along the way and at Mission Beach and Laguna Beach lifeguard headquarter.;. strand cultured peen bface'8t with the jeweled clasp that was m'° Often M..U...f4~ tart . In PWfs. ~ ~ 'd1ey· are worn with casual 8119mbles as well as Lanvtna · etabonate gowns.. signer collections In Paris. ==========:=::::=:========:::;...;===t--=-J:m...arw.ap uime11~ ed ln 1'er nb"UJs •no COTTI" -*J44.,808 ........ In the ring department, beautifully oe1a1led. 1ntnc:.1e1y entwmed snake rings are btg. <>th« styles are tra~onel. !lquafe-Cut gems 1n a dl~mond frarre. or sometimes an oval Rings ot dehcate design and elegance are rep1ac1ng the bulky tre&-form castings ol the .., ... Ex-exec Held in Theft A former Los Alamitos School District business manager wu to be arraigned today on charges of gTand theft and em- bezzling $144,000 In district runds. Los Alamitos police re- ported. James G. Martin Jr., 35, was returned to Orange County late Monday from Grand Junction, Colo .. where be was arrested by Los Alamitos officers Saturday. pohce said. He is belng held In Oran1e County jaJI and wu to face ar- raignment today in West Orange County Municipal Court. Police said officers drove Martin back to Ora.nee County ln • $12,000 mot.or bomt be alle1ed- ly purchased with embe11.led funds. Another $36,000 in al- le&edly stolen fund• also were . recovered, police ntported. M arttn is accused or transfer- ring $144,000 In federal funds belonging to the district to his own personal account in transactions between June 27 and Aug. 15, poUce said. The alle,ed embeulement was reported to police Thursday by district Supt. George Plumleigb, the day after Martin left hls MOiltclair home in the new motor home, police said. Officers saJd Martin phoned his mother Crom Grand Junction Saturday and the convinced rum to remain there. She then accompanied two Los Alamitos officers to Grand Junc- tion where the former business manager was arrested without Incident in a local motel police Hid. Otrtcen said a routine school district a~t early thi1 month revealed a $16,000 "di•crepency" in a cafeteria fund although the missing money had been replaced. That audit prompted a rev1ew ot other accounts and the al· leged $144,000 theft was dis- covered. Police said the district had re· cc1ved a federal check ror t\44,601 which Martin asse.rtedly deposited in district accounts. He then set up a bank account under a fictitious name, police aUeged. and drained the $144,000 from district accounts into that account. omcers said lnvesti.,ation ls continuing as to the whereabouts of the remaining funds or other items Martin may have purcbtsed wllh alleged stolen caah. rrenta on the Parisian lewelry ICene. She writes that 978 is nostalgia time. Some old favorites are reappeactng. The bar pin la back. Dior stlO'#ld It gracing the lapel of hit "9n-tallored Jackett. Jean- louis Scherrer (her favorite) showed lovely Victorian Era broaches with pearl drops. Eflan91ed pins. beautlfully de· signed. are a gOOd source or oolor In aub)ect• from nature. Stick pin• flnalty rNd• It ~ to the faahion forefront 181t aNSOn and ttwty are more p0pular than ever now. They .,. wom on a casual slant and qny t1"9a In groupe of three 0< "1>ra. Antcle bracelets are a aenous fllhlon revival A must for the modal• and properly worn on the left ankle Pena Is lntr1Q"8<1 by pearl chokers again. alone or In combination with a lono strand 0< two. And thankl no doubt to the Sltwr Jubli.t In England. evitfYOnt 1a weanno the two- CHAR LES H. BAR R In ChlOe's new collection, he 9tl0'#9d lmpntSSlve replicas ol royal dec0ration1. chandelier· type eemng and necklaeee ,. mnlscent of the grand days of the monarchies All the ear~ rtngs are plefced or have a p1e1ced look Or,,ps and dingles ate strong In that area. Stanhng to viewers. but a jeweler's dream. are the ears ol Miu Viv-. a striking, tall blactc iau singer ol Pana. She at· tractad overyoM • attention wttlle v1t111ng the aa10n1. She wears no 19$$ than lff8n 1tuda rfmml ro eact\ .. , from the lobe .IJ!f> They vary from dlarnone11 to small colored gem• and ' fHag,.....dQed pearls Eve didn't suggest that th11 tad would e11er catch on hete . but .OUldrft I loY9 to 1111 Miia Viva tw MMngtl I . , ,44 DAI Y PtLOT Q ...... ~ To•~~';' Marpblae PULLING Tll PUU 8T&lNG 1 Some of our Ora: Ooa1t ratclen may be abou.tlDt" snat huuaha to- day tiee Ca.l1'rnl. t.be l\ate h10••1 people, h1vo un· leHhed aome cuh for our rq)on. la all. the state b.ieJ>way eommluloo haa 1Uoc1ted nearly Ill mUUoo to nx up our area. Al first blush, JrO:zi'ould fi1~ the new blchwJv wqrlr would c:atapu.lt our led rnotorilta lnt.o ecatny. con11aer the projerts · -Wktm Lquna Canyon Road Worit on lbe ~ Freew•y ln lrvano Spend $2.1 mtlhon on Crown Valley P1rkw11y, La1uo.a NacueJ . -Fork OU\ another $.110,000 for lb Corona del Mar Freeway lo Cof.ta Mesa -And flnally, replace lhc old beal·UP Newport Ba.y Bndte on Patine Coast lhfhway wilb a tlx·lane concrete span NOW AU. OF THIS sounds lhrllllnt and simply &rand until you lake 11 really bard look at lbe allocations. Consider. for eumple, the expenditure of $210,000 to widen lhal twlstin&. two-lane deathtrap known as LaCUD• Canyon Road. The two-buadred and 10 lbou isn't going to buy you a safely divided road do'ft'n Laguna Canyon. U 's going for some left-turn pockets and a bicycle trail. And in Irvine, what is the $220,000 going to do for the 405 Freeway? It's just going to buy some of those red·light Jgnonng Needed Bndge Work Can lead to Problems ramp meters to further harass the already harassed commuter working stiff. No new lanes with that kind of cash. Consider the $3.66 million set aside to build a new Coast Highway bridge across Newport Bay. This may clearly be a giant stride toward motorist sanity. BUT DON'T FORGET the total price tag on that bridge is more than $S million. You can believe the Bay Bridge project when you see the bulldozers under way. Ho.w about the $310,000 in new work on the world's short~ freeway, known as lhe Corona del Mar Freeway? For that price, the Costa Mesa residents of the area will get some sound barriers nung up between Bear Street and the 405 Fr~way. That's it. Put another way. how much does it cost to fill up the potholes in about four miles of Coast Highway between Crown Valley Parkway in Laguna Niguel and Mountain Road m Laguna Beach., POTHOLE·FlLLING in that short stretch will soak up $210,000 from the state highway coffers. They call this work resurfacing. Some wags might suggest there isn't much surface left there to re·surface. Anyway, all these grand CalTrans allocations just prove what a Jot of folks suspected all along. A buck doesn't stretch very far these days, either for filling potholes or clearing the checkstand at the corner grocery. Chained Employee Dies; Another Slwt YUMA <AP> Police arrested a 25-year-old suspect in a supermarket robbery in which a woman employee, Laura Bohan- non . died W1th a cha m around her neck and another was shot by a robber. The suspect. identified as Michael Lee Ring of Yuma, alleged· ly took hostages methodically as they arrived for work Monday morning He reportedly escaped with $1.000 from the safe. EconoBIY: Betteir? Consumer Price Increase Slows WASlDNGTON CAP) -The aovernmeot had the fl.rat &ood n,ws for lnflatlon·weary Amorlcan1 ln n)Ofttbl today, re- porttna& that consumer prices were held to an 0.5 percent in· creaH In July u poeery prices ciecllnod for the first Ume in af year. The July lnerease compared with prlc:e gaim of 0.9 percent in .. ch of the previous three months and was the smallest rlse since a o.• percent gain last December. The Labor Department at- tributed the improvement to an 0.4 percent ~line in grocery prices. lbe first drop since July 1977, and an 0.6 percent drop in the price of clothing, particular- ly for women and girls. WHILE THE PRICE report w.s a welcome development for consumers, it also should give support to the troubled U.S. dollar on world money markets, where the currency's value has declined because or inflation and the nation's trade deficit. In an adverse development for the dollar, however, the Com- merce Department said the na· lion had a deficit in its foreign trade balance in July of nearly $3 billion, the fourth largest on record. ll said exports declined 3 percent to $11.8 billion, while im· ports rose 8 percent to $14 .8 billion. The figures were certain lo be highly disappointing to the Carter administration, which had hoped for a continuation of the trend in recent months toward smaller monthly trade deficits. THE COMMERCE Depart· ment said there was a big in- crease in auto imports. which rose $206 million during the month. There also were subStan· till increases in imPorta of aua· ar. coffee and fish, allhouab lrn· ports of oil were down 4 pereat from the previous month, contln· ulna the rec~nt decline in oU imports. The country had a trade def· kit ln JWle of $1.6 billion. Even the most optimistic experts see no way the country can avoid ~log last year's record trade deficit of $26.7 billion. AlldlorDles Bruce Catton, who won the Pulitzer Prize for "A Still· ness at Appomattox," the last book m his Civil War trilogy, died Monday at Frankfort. Mich. at the age of 78. Debra Downgraded; Evacuees Return NEW ORLEANS <AP > -Debra, a relatively tame storm that never reached hurricane intensity. was downgraded to a tropical depression early today as it moved deeper into Louisiana and headed for Arkansas. Authorities said the more than 6,500 residents of the coastal parish of Cameron in southwest Louisiana evacuated in the face or the storm were told they could return home. Sherirf's Deputy Russell Nunez said high waters from swollen titles and heavy rains had receded. clearing the way for evacuees to return. GALE WARNINGS were dis· continued from Port Arthur. Texas, to Grand Isle. La. little ram However. flooding was report· ed in some coastal areas as tides rose five feet above normal The Labor DeparttneQt said lts Consumer Prico Index tn Ju, I)' stood at 118.1 of lb• 1181 averaae of 100. 'lbia meau lbaL goods l)rteed at $100 11 years ago bad increased ln price to $118. 70 last month. TBE IULY INCllE.UE of 0.5 percent, if continued tor a,n en· tire ye!ll'.z. would result ln a 12· month mnatlon ot 6 percent. The annual rate of price tnnatlon ln lbe three previous mouths was 10.1 percent. The total increase in con· sumer prices since January bas been 5.4 percent, compared with an increase during all of last year of 6.9 percent. The Carter administration now hopes to hold inflation to an 8 percent in- crease during all of this year. The decline in grocery prices of 0.4 percent in July compared with average monthly inereases of 1.6 percent durlng the ftnt aix months of the year. ........... Naaaed to Po•C"I Sarah Weddington, general counsel £or the Department of Agriculture, has been picked to succeed Midge Costanza as the top White House assistant for women's issues, according to the Baltimore Sun. Talks Halt Threat Of Postal Strike WASHINGTON <AP>-The Postal Service and union negotiators; are going back to the bargaining table under a delicately crafted agreement that removes the threat of a naUonwtde mail strike for at least two weeks. "The nation can not be assured it will continue to enjoy uninter- rupted mail service," said Postmaster General William ~ Bolger after the compromise was reached on Monday. UNDER THE ACCORD. the Postal Service and three unions witl resume collective bargain· ing ror 1S days under auspices of a federal mediator, who will arbitrate any unresolved issues by the end or that period. Both sides made concessions for their gains. Union leaders won further bargaining on key terms of the tentative contract that their rank and file bad re- jected earlier, at the cost of possible binding arbitration. The Postal Service conceded reopening the bargaining, but won the element of arbitration and avoided -at least for now -what one government source said would have been "a very messy situation." WHILE THE AGREEMENT appears to make a strike Jess likely, it does not rule out a possible rejection by union members of any future contract. Boyer Dies Of Overdose PHOENIX. Ariz. <AP) Actor Charles Boyer took his own life with an overdose of sleeping pills two days after the death of hls wife of 44 years. Maricopa County Coroner Thomas Jarvis has. ruled. Boyer. the sophisticated French·born actor who had played opposite some of Hollywood's leading ladies. was buried Monday on what would have been his 79th birthday. It's my One storm-related death was reported. A spokesman for Penrod Drilling Co. in Dallas said Danny G. Jackson. 27. of Winnsboro, La., was swept to his death from a drilling platform located80milessouthofCameron by a ls.foot wave. The body was recovered. ,~Lifeline • • • As often occurs with tropical storms, Debra touched off a series of tornadoes, one near Ike Settlement in Vernon Parish that authorities said knocked a trailer off its blocks. NO SERIOUS injuries were reported a s the s torm ap- proached and went inland. Authorities in Cameron Parish, where the center of the storm bit, said winds were clocked at more than 60 mph. but there was very '1c -\.:_) :~1· ' --1. Hail Strands Motorists .... ..., .... ......, ..... Is. ~"""'"'"" ....... It -00.,.,. -..,..._by 630r>M call M klf'tt 7 r>M -1'(111COO.willM CMl1- Sa11iroay -Suno.ty It -00 l'OI ,_ .. ___ ..,.., .... (.IOI ...... ,, .... _'IO'Jfl __ _ ~ Q SS ,.,._. ~I e>r..,.. °""""A'-~UI --Huftl"'900ft .. a(ll __ ,,__ , ... ., .. s.t> 0.-W. c-r._ ~" S......-..CclollY ..... Dena "°"" Soullll_. L-~ 4tutM w 642-4321 . . ... .... . .... .. ... ·- t ' CALIFORNIA Tax Cut Boosted SACRAM NTO CAP > Califol"llla lest talon nt <>nf! •tep ·~ from &tvlnt ~ 1n· ~me ~ Q tbo atat. I $15 elect OO·)'Hr: boa from the :itate'a tax·buUt Al'Pl . After um~ attempt.a to expand or ~a.. tbe tu cut atld bulertal °""' no de M-"W tl'9 endit, U. 8eeate vot · M »O Mond&J _.. for AB .a~ a bWka-dDUar tu redaeUaD TRE VO'I'& tbe bUI to • the A~mbly floor. \ts IHt stop ~fort-Cov Edround Brown Jr 's desk. Tbl' Demou at1c." aovt'rnor who once p~cled that tans would ba~ to~ raised if voten appro"ed Propoeitioa 13, a 57 percent property lax cut, now supports AB 3802. Major elements of the bill, in· eluding the "indexmg" or in come tax brackets for infiation. have generally been s upported by Republicans and opposed by the majonty Democrats in the last rew years. BUT WITH THE overwhelm· ing passage of Proposition 13 and predictions by state officials that California may bav.e a sur- plus of $5 billion next year. Brown and Democratic leaders have led the call for tax cuts The sequence ot events was not lost on Republicans. "The governor will have a big press conference. All kinds of glory will go to the governor and Democratic· leaders. This bill really should be given lo the credit of Republican legislators who have been out in front on this issue," said Senate GOP leader George Deukmejlan or Long Beach. .... , ........ REPUBLICANS WISE? Sen. Paul Carpenter come tax brackets for inflation above 3 percent. so that wage earners are not forced into higher brackets by cost-of-li ving raises. -A once-per·lifetime income tax exclusion of up to $100,000 in capital gains from the sale of a taxpayer's principal residence. -ADDITIONAL retirement lax credits for the elderly of up to $375 ror an in· djvidual and $562.50 for couples filing joint returns. -An extension of the renter's tax credit lo renters on welfare. -An expansion of tax cuts for elderly renters. -An extension to d isabl~d persons or tax cuts for homeowners and renters now of. fered only to the elderly. ment aasorted that while the 1tat could altord a tt billion in· como tax cut. It couldn't afford an additlonal $150 million saJes tax cut. ••EVERY ECONOMIST I've talked to believes we're golng to hit a recession" that would drain atato tax revenues, said Sen. John Holmdahl, D ·Castro Valley, chairman ot the Senate Revenue a.nd Taxation Commit· tee. He said Marks' amendment would cut the year-end surplus to '353 million. and called it "ir· responsible." But Marks noted that Brown at times has suggested cutting both the income and sales taxes. The senator also predicted that the s tate would have a $2.5 billion surplus next year even after the income tax cut. The sales tax is "a regressive tax" th al "falls heavily on every· body. every single day when you go out and purchaae something,·· Markssal_d . ROlfB)lQS' AM};NDMENT would not have increased the total cost of the bill, but would have cul the new income tax credit to $55 for an individual and $110 for a couple filing a joint return, an in· crease of $30 per taxpayer. The S365 million saved would be shift· ed to renters. The change was supported by several urban legislators wbo said the slate had shortchanged renters. Sen. Alan Sieroty, D-Los Ange les, said that while homeowners got "tremendous benefits" from the tax cuts in Proposition 13. most renters got nothing. AN OPPONENT OF the am- mendment, Sen. Peter Behr. R· Inverness, said most renters pay income taxes a nd would be helped by an income tax cut. Several Democrats protested that they, too, had long advocat- ed income lax cuts. And Sen. Paul Carpenter, 0 -Cypress, asked Deukmejian, whose party holds 14 seats in the 40-member house, ir Republicans are so wise, "how come there aren't more or them?" HE RE A.RE THE bill's major provisions: -A one-year increase in the personal income tax credit from S2S lo $100 for individuals and from $50 to $200 for couples fit. ingjointretums. ONE P RO POSED amend· ment, by Sen. Millon Marks, R- San Francisco, would have re· duced the s ix·cenl sales tax by one cent from this Oct. 1 lo next June 30. It was defeated 11·17. The other amendment, by Sen. Alan Robbins, D-Van Nuys, re- jected 16-19, would have cut the income tax reduction lo $30 per taxpayer in order to finance a SlOO addition to the $37 renter's tax credit. Dunlap said other provisions of the blll, such as the extension of the renter's credit lo welfare recipients. would h elp low. income renters. And he warned that the a mendment would Jeopardize tile bill's chances of passage this week, the last of the 1977-78 session. The annual indexing of m-Opponents of Marks' amend· Parole Denied No Reletue for Kidnapper SAN QUENTIN <AP> -The only convicted Chowchilla mass kidnapper eligible for parole, Richard Schoenfeld, has been declared "unsuitable" for release. After a two-hour hearing before the Community Release Board, officials said Schoenfeld, currently in San Quentin state prison for his role In the bizarre 1976 kidnapping of 26 Chowchilla school children and their bus driver, would not be eligible for reconsideration for anoth~r year. GARY MACOMBER, a state parole board spokesman, said the board denied the 23·year· old kidnapper's bid for freedom on-g;rounds1hat six months was "insufficient lime for an in· depth evaluation of his suitability for release." Solon's Pal A Suicide? SAN FRANCISCO (AP ) -Jack Lira. roommate of San Fran- cisco Supervisor Harvey Milk. was found dead by ha nging Monday night in an apparent suicide, police said. Police said Milk, a s elf -proclaimed homosexual, found his 25-year·old roomQlate hanging by a rope tied around a ceiling beam in a makeshift room and office in their home. -Tl*dey, August 29, 1978 DAIL y PILOT AS I l ' '1 I Workm en s tand & silhouetted as they repair • • a Ferris wheel at the ' California Exposition and L State Fair in Sacramento,~ The s cene creates a ' ~raphic design that ap· pealed to a passing photog-• rapher ' No Prop. 13 Belief Senate Kil& Rent Bill SACRAMENTO !AP> -An attempt to force most landlords to s hare their Proposition 13 tax savings with tenants has gone down to a crushing defeat In lbe state Senate. By a 12·21 vole Monday, the upper house killed a bill backed by Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. that required a rent rollback and a split of Proposition 13 savlngs with residential and commercial tenants. IT WAS THE SECOND time in less than a week the Senate had killed a rent relief measure. A milder bill by Sen. Paul Carpenter. 0 -Cypress. was re· jected last Wednesday. The a uthor of the Brown· backed bill, Assemblyman Tom Bales, D-Oakland, blamed the defeat on opposition from real estate interests and low voter turnout by renters. He predicted it would spur local rent control efforts. "It means people will have to do It themselves," Bates said. "They cannot count on the Legislature.'· BAT~' BILL, AB 2986, would have required landlords, with some exceptions, to roll back rents in January to what they were on May 31, 1978. In addition, landlords would have had to cut rents by 80 per· cent of their first-year Proposi- tion 13 property tax savings. They could have raised rents again in February. but would have had to tell tenants the rea· son for that hike and any rent increase in the next five years. THE BILL DID not restrict re· asons. or amounts, rent could be raised. A t enant who questioned the truthfulness of the reason for a rent hike could withhold the rent increase. The la ndlord could then sue in small claims court and win by demonstrating the disclosure was accurate. Landlords who had not raised rents from December 1917 lo January 1978 would not have lo cul rents. The bill would also not cover owners of rent al agr icultural land. $1.5 Million Con Ends in Conviction LOS ANGELES <AP> -Two brothers have been convicted of swindling a San Diego savings and loan association out of $1.5 million by making a single telephone call. Adam Ramirez. 36, of Stanton, and bis brother. Willie. 41, of Long Beach. will be sentenced Sept. 22 by Superior Court Judge Carlos E. Velarde, who ordered them held without bail. Prosecutor Philip Wynn said a man posing as an officer or another bank called Home Federal's San Diego head· quarters last Ji'eb. 8 and ar· ranged for $1.5 million lo be transferred to an account in Adam Ramirez' name at Home Federal 's Re dondo Beac h branch. SearC!Jae. Far~ Ban SACRAMENTO c°A P I Legislation banning police sear ches of newsrooms for criminal evidence without a sub· poena to give warning has ad- vanced to the Assembly floor. The bill. AB 512 by As- semblyman Terry Goggjn. 0 -San Bernardino, was prompted by a U.S. Supreme Court decision in May saying police could search the Stanford Daily newsroom with only a search warrant even ( STATE . J though no one on the pre~ises was suspected of criminal con· duct. Atta Sets B01uttg LOS ANGELES <AP) -Boun· ties of up to $25,000 will be offered by the Atlantic Richfield Co. for information leading to the eon- v1ction or persons committing cnmes at Arco stations across the country .. Our hope is that this program will at least deter crime in our s e rvi ce stations." Arco s pokesman Edward G. Reill>' said Monday as he unveiled the program at a news conference with Sheriff Peter Pitchess. ~Ter.sO«'d SACRAMENTO <AP > - He a vier prison terms for 43 serious crimes are waiting for action by Gov . Edmund Brown Jr , who has endorsed the leg1sla· lion. The state Senate voted 39.0 Monday to a pprove the sen- tences, as contained in SB 709 by Sen . Robert Pres ley. D · Riverside. AUC'l10N SAI.E Under a youthful offender's law in effect at the time of the abduction, Schoenfeld was eligi- ble for parole consideration after six months behind bars. KMOtEN,1!1.o The other kidnappers, Schoenfeld's brother James, 28, and Fred Woods, 26, were sentenced to life in prison without the possibtlity or parole. Bikinis & Sportswear · ORIENTAL CARPETS & RUGS We have )I.st received a large mentory of exquisite nanct made rugs from Eastern Europe. Asia and the Orient and wll sdJ In singte pieces the entire lot by pubic auction. The s~t cons&B or rugs from Iran.Russia. China.Afganista"t. Turkey. India. Romania and Pakistan. They Vi1l'J in size from 2' X 3' to J 8' X J 2'. All rugs are guaranteed by a full exchange vnminty. MACOMBER SAID the board's decision was also based on "the planning and sophistication" of the kidnap. "The board tends to be more lenient on candjdates who have been convicted of spur-of-the-moment crimes," Macomber said, "while they tend to be more stringent on those who commit crimes that have taken a lot of time, money and planning." On July 15, 1976, driver Ed Ray was forced to halt his bus car- rying 26 children near the San Joaquin Valley farming community of Chow<*illa. THE VICTIMS were put in vans and driven 95 miles to a quarry at Livermore where they were placed in a buried van. Some 28 hours later , Ray and the children managed to dig. e a ·~· )~ ,,, , ,, ,. ... By July 29, the Schoenfelds and Woods were in custody. Less than a year later, they pleaded guilty to 27 charges or kidnap . . THE AUCTION WllL TAKE PLACE AT HUNTINGTON BEACH INN 21112P1elllc Co .. t Hwy. Huntington Beech Thuf9day, August 31•1 At 8 P.M., View 7 P.M. FROM Fash ion Island Newport Beach sTEREO sOuNi:>s Or THE HARBOR ThomH Keevll/ECfltor E ' .. it ri I .. Robert N. Wffd/Publlsher Or1noe Coast Dally Pilot .. 0 a ~ !!:IJ.e T~y. Auo'* 29. 1'71 Barbare KrtlblCl\/Edltorl1t PaQll Editor ... . ' Time Runs Out On Airport Stalls Tho Board of Supervisor hu apent S290,000 ln five years preparin& to make some lona ovenl\le deelli.onl ~bout the ruture of Oran• County Alrpon. Tboee decuoon.s are scheduled tD be made t.hla week. But don't bold )OUr breath. For the past 12 ye .rs. Oranae County 1upervltora h.ave done nolhlna but order studies ol airport problem nd then dodge makina pohttcolly h.uardoua declslons. In the p~ ·. do-nothinan has been camoufla1ed by l'&lls ror ~a-nowhere prop0eala ror new airport altcs. Me nwhile. th~ admitted environmental chaaos caused b.> JCl no1~c and surf oC'e street trarrtc hu con· tanued to wor~cn "A hale "<'nice to air travelen ha5 d~cUned to almost mtoler.•bk lc\'Cl It v.1U do no J:ood fur the-supervisors this week lo a~am U\'01d C'onfronttng the.' Orange County Airport dilemma. Super\ 1:,or~ should e1th4•r 1:tccept the controversial $290.000 mrport stud) befon• them or demand thot the con1>ultanLc; who prepared lht.· study refund the money. S1multaneou ly. ~uperv1sors should decide just what use the airport wall be put to and what levels or service air travelers und air shippers {'an expect. Above all. supervisors should avoid the temptation to let themselves orr the dec1s1on hook through use or such well wom diversionary tactics as looking to other coun· Ues and military airba~es as a solution to what is a problem of county government in Orange County. Time has already run out on the futile exercise of pretendin~ something is b<'mg done to solve the admitted- ly tough Orange County Airport problems. Rent Control Trap The Los Angeles City Council is playing with fire in its attempt to impose rent controls. Last week the council voted 11-0 to approve an or· dinance that would roll back rents in the city to May 31 levels and impose a six-month freeze on r ent increases. The ordinance will be up for final approval tomorrow. It was a fairly obvious reaction to the upsurge of complaints from renters who have received rent in· creases. in some cases rather substantial ones. instead of the reduction they had been told would result from passage of the Jarvis m1tiative. There's no doubt some landlords jumped in with (r»ssly unfair rent boosts in anticipation of rent controls. t?tey are rC'ally to blame for the council's precipitn11s ac· LiOJl . But the unfortunate fact of the matter is that rent controls. wherever they have been tried. have never worked effectively. On the contrary. they almost invariably lead to de· terioration of rental properties because owners are reluc- tant to invest in repairs and improvements which can't be covered by rent increases. . And by the same token, controls lead to a steadily growing shortage of rental properties as investors, who see no future in the apartment game, look for other places to put their money. Because of the many and varied aspects of rental property ownership, rent controls are almost impossible to administer fairly. As the rapidly deteriorating city of New York has discovered. they only seem to generate new problems. And once imposed. they seem almost im· possible to stop. An Airy Complilllent Closure of the air monitoring station at San Juan Capistrano was in a way a compliment to the quality of life in the Capistrano Valley. It was described as having some of the "cleanest" air in Orange Cou nty. ln fact, the county as whole was pro- nounced relatively "clean" by the South Coast Air Quali· ty Management District, though the other county air monitoring stations in Costa Mesa, El Toro, Los Alamitos, Santa Ana Canyon. Anaheim and La Habra will continue in operation. The San Juan station, which has been operating for f 1ve years, had not once during the past year exceeded federal carbon monoxide standards. officials reported. The search for the cleanest air in the four counties covered by the Air Quality Management District -Los Angeles. Orange. Riverside and San Bernardino -was inspired by budget cuts resulting from Proposition 13. Other stations closed in the economy move were at Chino, Lake Elsinore, Hemet, Temecula and Big Bear Lake. One can only hope official identification of these rel· atively unpolluted areas won't inspire an influx of would · be fresh air breathers that might reverse the fortunate trend. • Opinions aitpressed ln the space above are those of the Dally Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment 1s invited. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321 . . ~-:Boyd/Bdlfebalt Ban · . .. -JSyJ,..M..JK)YD.. ---ln Wenatchee. Wash .. it's against the law to play baseball in a public place. In ra~t. w~ ~t the-law. to Dear Gloomy Gus Was ment1011ed Presi- dent Nixon'• 1rand· dau1hter ts "the fint American to be born with relalivea on lw>th sides wbo were U S. President.·• Tht children of P'DR alfto qualify. Their mother was a niece or Pres!· dent Theodore Roostvelt. ~.c. pljtl' any kind of .ball in 1 street. Even :simple catch. That law is so broad there you can't legally toss an ap· _ple.to -andfm hua.al.ley. Our Language man nominates this as the most significant 10-wo.rd eentence of all wherein each word con- tains only l1f'O letters: "If it la to be, it ls up to me." Quite so, quite &0. Poat (t on the blackboard, professor. Have you ever seen a cat eat sugar? lt'a unlikely. con· lends a fellne fancier, because cats can't perceive tbe taste ol aweeu. Nol everybody realizes that Ilali&DI ln New York Cl· ty outnumber the Italians In Rome. and the Irish tn New York City outnumber the lrlah in Dublin, and the Jewa in New York City outnumber the Jews ln Tel Aviv. but such be the caiie. South Korea's presidential mansion 1s en.lied the Blue House. -------------------------------------------Nicholas von Roffman Begin's Novel 'Peace Process' Tb• llraella are do}Jll thelr ••ttltmeot ploy aialn. Whenever there's a bll Wa1hlnatoo meet.Lna on the Mid· dl• Eut comlna up, they an· nounca lhey're 1olftS to plant mor. cotonlee in the occupied Arab territories. Waahloaton react• with a frown aod a barurnph. Tbc fsraella then ___ aay they'll de· ~ lay, and win themselves .... r rratac tor be ...,. n& "flexi .. ble." A rt er lhe meetings are concluded with the usual statem ents that they have indeed been a "fl rat step," the Israelis go forward with their colonization plans. but instead oi seven col· ooies or five, they say they'll on· ly plant three, thereby winning praise for themselves as "moderates." THE PLO, of course. unable to distinguish between theft and modente theft. reacts with an act of aimless savagery which prompts the Israelis to resp()nd by killing a mess of Lebanese farmers and their families. This sequence in turn reheats the in· ternaliooal atmosphere up to the point where another Washington conference is needed and, with it. another announcement of new colonization plans. Taken as a totality, this murderous circularity ls what Mr. Begin habitually refers to as "the peace process." Other statesmen Involved in what is currently lbe world's longest running tragedy used to use the "peace process'' expression. but evide ntly the bull market in mortuarial paraphernalia around Beirut shamed them out of 1l. Nothing shames Mr. Begin. But shameless isn't the same as stupid. Mr. Begin knows you can be utterly without charm, you can carry around the rep· utation of a remorseless religious fanaticifyou'vegotthecards. Mr. Begin has them. so it doesn't matter that Mr. Sadat Earl Waters won the media war. Tbat'a the only war the pnaldent of EIYPl ii aolna to wt.n . Moreover, -the fruits of ... 1ctory have been meager. unless you count Im· mediate acceas to Barbara Wal~n a.s a plum. THE TltlP to Jerusalem, as well as Mr. Sadat's other travels and utterances, have gotten blm admiration and bav& ended the pertod of adulatory pro-Israeli propaganda passins as Middle Eastern news in the United States. Now many Americans can see UUle difference between Meachem 8e1ln ind Yaper Arafat. Whet It bun't cotton for him la the application of American power oo Jarael to force eon· cessions. The U.S. won't do that. We'll sell E1YJ>l •UCbtlY losa than up to date war plane1 and ablp bl ~ food to keep the rtotlna dowl$ in Cairo ucl the Eayptlan ptesldent on hls throne. but that'• not loinC to aet Mr. Sadat anywhere he parU~ularly wants to 10. IN MO~ of exuperaUon wllb the m18bWy unlovable Mr. Besl.n, the American president mu1t have played with the tbou1bt of really putUna the blocks to Jarael -you fuys elther cut lt out and neaotltte ln good faith or else. But like Mr. Cart.er'• bopea for reducioa the boHendoul and ever rialq total ot American U'IPI aalea abroad: be doean 't have the political power to pt,l1l ll oft. In theoey, prealdent.t bave the chief OQlltrOl and dlrertion or foreign po11cy. The practice Is more messy. Mr. Carte1''a problem in cain-lng rreedom of pollcy action isn't only the hraeli lobby. Jt takes work, but u the vote on tbe arms sales to Egypt and Saudi Arabia showed, that lobby can aometimes be aboved aalcle. The pusblrla 1ets harder when the Israeli lol>by books up with the lnt.erats In oU, bankln1. the mllltary and even the State Department, who see lbe perpetual crisis in the Mldctle East as the best guarantor or America getting what she needs. IN THE never ending non- peace. Washington has a pro¥y army in Israel and therefore military supremacy in the re- g ion . The lsrae~i militafy dominance also drives countries like Egypt and Saudi Arabia to ask us for help and protection. The Russians are too scary to be the Hector Protector to many or the more conservative, lslamic. national oil pumping entities There is thus the added bonus that we pay them for the oil as we fright.en the money right back out of them in arms sales. Such nasty calculations aresi 't to be spoken aloud. To ourselves, we, like the lsraells. prefer an endless peace-procflSs to peace. In their desultory and episodic way. the negotiations which have already been eoing on for years serve \1s well, so why not extend them~ Thinking he was destined lo do great and unbelievable lhlnas. Anwar Sadat once wrote. ·'Politics may be defined . . . as the art of the impossible." As he goes on. never getting anything done, be may get some satisfac- tion from the realization be was right.er than be knew. Useful Work for Convicts Hard to Find Troubled by stabbings, homosexuality and drug traffic in s tale prisons. Gov. Jerry Brown has come down hard on the Correctional Industries Com· mission blaming idleness Jn the penal institutions as the cause of the problems. Brown's assessment that "idleness is the devil's workshor· •• w h i e Biblica ll y moralistic, is co rrect enough ror there is no de- nying that there Is nothing more debilitating than being penned up ln enforced idleness. As it stands only about 10 per- cent of the 22,000 inmates of state prisons are engaged in prison industries. Many others work in prison housekeeping programs but the majority have little or nothing to do. But even if il were Possible to Mmlhox develop sufficient prison in- dustries to provide full employ- ment for the inmates it would not cure the problems or dis· order within the prisons. Those start with the archaic physical layouts of the Institutional plants and extend to the failures or the Legislature and the administra- tion to flnance suitable pro· grams and give adequate direc- tion and supervisions. AND, as desirable as work programs are, the penologists must look to something other than prison manufacturing for an answer. For the manufacture of salable products by the prisons is an idea which has never worked and probably never will. In the first place, for reasons too numerous to list. prison products caMol be truly competitive in the marketplace. Tbe result is that production is aimed at the captive markets as represented by state and local governments. Even then it takes compulsion to make the sales. Understandably such produc- lion is bitterly opposed by private enterprise which objects to the use of tax dollars to creatt: artifi~al competiUon which is neith'ff" subject to taxation nor the same labor costs which must be met by private industry. SO THE authorities continue to search for products that can be made without infringing uPon private businesses already established within California. These are as scarce as hen's teeth. Often what has seemed a good idea has turned out to be a financial disaster. Worse, even those claimed to be profitable generally do not accomplish the basic purpose of training in· mates for jobs on the outside. Like the jute mill or old, license plate manufacturing has no parallel in the private sector. And metal office furniture which is another major prison industry is something produced by private industry outside of the state and thus fails to prepare Inmates for employment. Former Gov. Pat Brown did much to solve the prison work program when he established conservation camps. There minimum security prisoners could be assigned lo do stream clearance and forestry projects. But the tendency of the courts in recent years to grant probation to all but the most hardened criminals has reduced the num- bers who can safely be assigned to outdoor work with the result the prisons qain overflow with idle Inmates. THE pragmatic solution to the problem UI to forget trying to manufacture for sale and concentrate on training prisoners to do jobs for which there is employment when they are paroled. But this has the ap- pearance of being more costly. In actual fact. if true costs were applied to the manufactured items of the prison industries. It might not be any more costly than the industries programs. It would certainly provide more appropriate training. Irritating Overk:ill on Prop. 5 May Backfire To tbe FA.itor: has an excess of adverllslng Challenger Thomas C. Ro&en merit or cost·Of·living. I am montea, alnce they were banned was criliciied for raialnl the lucky (?) that lam worklng . .. ~en~ -™~L1h~ . .1.1ormous "tl\U\" tM*t dtR!(. tt "o · '" .. , re ' eW~t:1;;t;i1li· .... ·(ri)f(ll@riP'tomt!aml)i-:::a~ • .....,.,__~ ~ pa~r;..1 There are not too many d an c e of tel e v Is ion com· bet er place to spend a Utile of Riley. clerk, after 2,000 hours < w'hich m~r!?ials. l realize tt>at com· that.money? __ _ _Yo~~~at· equals so weel<s> and.no coll.e.&e..- mercfals are necessary, and as Just as there were blacks who cused Rogers or ig_noring presently receives $6.92 per a result, tolerate them. If they went Into dirty greasy spoon other issues at the most recent hour. I have seven years ex· become too burdensome, I can cafes. where they normally debate. At a Lea1ue or Cities perience and <l2 unit& past a al~stumt.betubeojf. Theone.. wouldn't be cauiht dead, meelioi he specified land use. bachelor'• degree. I receive btg-..hate. in" my ~ U. t~ auae they were told that they the prOblems of Orance County *8.n per hour. This is based. on na•1ed. Now, If you take nag-couldn't go in, and just as there airport ancl the San.. Joaquin actual worting houn, ,but does Ii DI . and television com-were normally peaceful students corridor u Important l&sues on not lnchade any work at hOme . mercl.als, and combine. the t_wo, who rioted because they were which he and the Incumbent back·to-ecbool nights, Cbrlltalas there )'OU really got a rmg·tatled told they had no rights, some disagree. pro1ram1, advisory council bamboozler •. that any sane poor aou.11 will start to amoke, RUeyreap()Pdedbybrlniiq meellno. etc. t also have a civlllzed society wou!d ban, Just because they are told that thetintlngofbllopponent'i"balr~ forced tbree-month, no-pay make le bu, decree 11legal. someone la trytng to keep them H f II lb PU t lll Ja~ff each year. forbid. prevent, and outlaw. 1;. mold ope u 1 • e 0 w .... endl 1 k 1 · --' So, why ore we being bom· 11 om 1 na. conUnue to cover the campalp • m Y c er exp am.:u barded by a series of inane. trite When you 1et rl«.bt down to It, tn detail while lceeplna the lines she voted for ProPosillon ll to unrealilltlc stupid commercials what exactly la Propo&lUon S? or communication• open reduce ber taxes, not my salary hinting that we are slightly No one has told me that, yet. All between your repotUn ln the ~~!:\:e.ex~~~;:'~l~8~~~ ~~ bonkers lC we don't vote agaJnsl they have told roe la to vote field and thole who write the duce 'my """""ery blll, not her Proposition~? .,aln1t ll. Ya know. lf they don't editorials. • ... ~ 1\op nagging me. 1 may vote for WM J .SHARBAUGH salary! SlJPPOSEDl.V SPonsored d'J. llome outfit that considers itMll to have "common sense." 1 strongly su.CJpect that it's more likely •Ponsorcd by an outlll tbat 'lJ much more Interested in dollars and cents. Who ls mOlt lnter~stt.'d In kcoplne the American public pu(flng away, with no restriction at all upon wh~rt.' they do It? It's well known that the tobacco Industry the damn thing, out of aheer 1pite. Besides. It's WBY too early for that kind of politlcklnJC yet WILLIAM 0 . HARVEY , .. _. C.rwr•" To the F.dltor . In a Sunday, Aug 20 editorial you commented on the Or•nge County Superv1sonal campaign. PfeobtUIMr To the Edit.or: I w II asked polit.11 Y, not to cross a picket UM at my ~ry atore. The cubler explained their need for a larger raise than was offered I am 3 teacher, and I will not ~ aetUna any raise thls year - VIRGINlA GRIEST • ~ttfU /rom rtod•n art ~lcomr T~ right to condmu Ltf!tn to /11 ~ or tlfmtnct• Ubfl Is rtavvtd Utter• of JOO wordf qr ltu will ~ Qf1)fft prt/,,•nc•. All lttt~• mU1t tn· cludt stgnoturt ond mmbno oddreu baa ncmff mo11 be withhdd on re ~tf I/ tu/lk:tait r.oton It oppar~ Pf>-''11 will not~ J)1't>lWwd NATION Rigors Taken ID Stride . Pregnant MarinB Takea T~ Coune ANTICO, VL <AP> -a....M G ... Ja who bl '" mciat.M PN&ILUlt. 11 . neartal ad ol a 11.-.. ~ t.ralatal course It U. Qwwko lfariDI ClarJlll Bw. ror 1111G1t 11---. u.m. ., ~ 1ol•1 tbrou,1b ontecl• eounH. 10•1 mardlll 8Dll mock battJ la .,.,.,...., ol a aboct. Uatll a ,...,. •So· oalJ m. 1"D1 LhroUlh Id b'alnbtl. avr n tooa SVSN LONOD for aome ot lbe mm to pt med to tra1nia& wtth a .,,.... nanl WOll1I& At ftnt. eome leatblnleeb were al.aat ~ towm'd the IMool. 11.t--poaad MCOad ........... Wd.. • '1'bey aked ~ lf ti., eoa.ld Uft UdDll for me. Now u., don't e"9> boUlilr' ukiq," utd Mra. Jac:.obaon. who laat WHk lbouldend a macbioe fUD trtpod aDd 400 rouoda ot ammun.IUOD dm1DI a ftetd es· ere be. ...... Jeeotieoo, ZS, ll .. ol tbe flnt .,,... Q&Dt 1rOUM1D to underao tbe n.,... ~ Marine Co~ t.rainlnC· n.e OD1J uerdM .. did DOt fully partictgate in wu tbe ·~oay War" -a alanala&ed baWe nerd.le in which combataDla are upoMd to tear cu. "TllE oocroa TOLD •E NOT to take upirin, liO I tbou&bl tear gas would be a bad idea,'' she explained. Even long marches haven't bothered the expectant mother during the trainina period. "The baby wasn't any problem -I'm just so short I bad to take twice as cnany steps just to keep up," said Mrs. Jacobson, wbo two weeks ago marched 20 miles across the rugged terrain of the Marine Corps Development and Education Command with a helmet. a seven·pouod rifle and a 25-pound pack. "BUT SHE NEVER SLOWED up a ' march." said 2nd Lt. Maril Howard, wbo added tbat be still believes the Marines are for men ooly. Mn. Jacobson, wtre of a Marine first lieutenant stationed on Okinawa, is one of 15 women in the 244-person Charlie Company. Marine officials said that of the S,000 ,.,_...,.. EXPECTANT MOTHER IN TRAINING Martne 2nd Lt. Laurie Glenn Jac:obMn women in the corps today, 44 are preenant and have chosen to stay on active duty. They also said that with 10,000 women ex· peeled int.be Marines' ran.ks by l.118S, bead· quarters ls at work on a Marine maternity unitorm. Until July ms women Marines who became pregnant were automatically dis· charged from the service. Now official Marine policy is to leave the matter up to the woman and ber examininC pbyaician, in· tervening only when necessary to protect the expectant mother or the unborn cblld. Korcbnoi Delays Chess Game MANILA. Philippines <AP> - With bis opponent only two games from victory, challenger Viktor Korchnoi postponed the 18th game of the world chess championship match today. He s aid he wanled to relax, and his delegation head said be would not quit the competition. Asked if Korcbnoi WU prepar· ing to concede to Anatoly • Karpov of the Soviet Union. who le ads 4-1, Petra Leeuwerick said: "Of course not. No. The match will continue." KOBCBNOI SCHEDULED a news conference Wednesday and said he would "tell the world how bad the situation is in Baguio," the mountain resort 125 miles northwest of Manila where the match is being played. ''I'm not satisfied with the ar· rangements of the organizers," he s aid. "The arrangements are all for the Soviets, so I want to tell the world of the gloomy situation.'' A SPOKESWOMAN FOR the Pbili ppine Chess Federation said the 18th game bad been put off until Thursday, when the 19th game would have been p.layed. ' Suit,or's Search Success FORT LAUDER· DALE, Fla . <AP -When a ricb. lonely 7S-year-old American man fell lo love with a 19-ye&M)ld woman ln El Salvador. her parent.a Mt just one condltloa for tbelr wed· d1n1: bo bad to find a husband few ber 22·1ear· old cousin. He fouod one, and the two pro1pecUve bride· arooma are hoping for a weddlDI soon ln the Baba mas. BOB -THE Fort Lauderdale man -said be placed an ad in a Fort Lauderdale newspaper seeking a mate for a "young lady, 22, slim, petite, pretty. gentle. obedient" who "seeks husband over 40." Bob asked not to be further identified. say- ing he feared possible problems from immi· gration authorities and local women's groups. THE AD RAN in small print in the classirled section for three days, and Bob said more than 500 men responded. The ooe Bob selected. be said, "is a graduate of the Naval Academy. He's 47, a bachelor. and retired from a pretty high rank." He said they will fly to El Salvador in the next few days. and lf every- tb ing works out, the couples will be married in the Bahamas. BOB SAID be went to El Salvador a few months ago in search of an old-fashioned bride who "wouldn't run to her lawyer for a settle- ment the day after we get married." He said two emotional divorces bad soured him on American women - and ta.ken chunks out of bis fortune. His most re- cent breakup was two yeanago. -~ .. ~~ ------""--.--------- Joan Crawford as Morll: 'Life Made a Horror' NEW YORX <AP> -Tbe late Joan Crawford II portrayed much like one of ,ibe blluTe characters sbe played in the horror rums ot her later years in a book written by ber adopted dau1bt.u. auutina. Excerpta from the book. "Mommle Deareat," to be released ln Nov· ember. appear In the New York ma1allne. CBUITINA CBAWFOBD Koc;Jnu ls one of four adopted children. The actress, who died May 10. um at aae 69, left $T1 .soo each to two other dau1bten but nothine to either Christina or her brother, Christopher. Christina and Cbrlstopber are contestinc their mother's will. The excerpts from Christina's book tell bow M1sa Crawford turned her cblld, first known as "Little Joan," into •'Ute Crown Princess of Hollywood." THE DAUGHTER warns that Mias Crawford la\?i.shed "affection, attention and adornment" on her. gave her birthday parties that featured full-sized merry·~rounda. cloWDS, puppet shows and organ lrin· de rs and rmally, OD her fourth birth· day. "a private circus, a miniature Disneyland before one ever existed· for the public." "She saved every bit of hair cut from my bead, every tooth from my mouth." Christina writes. "All were carefully eealed ln ennlopes and labeled in her aenerous bandwriUDt. •....am WDE Glft8 for ntcb she wrott little notes -"to my beautiful lnlant.' 'l lov• you m.y dar· Una. beauliful cbJld. • " But as Cbrist1.na and her brotber. Cbril, also adopted, pew older, she writes. tbe actreu frequently madit their life a horror wtth her obeeedoas about cleanllnesa and Qeatnea. As punishment for tearl.q a bit al wallpaper off her bedroom wall. Christina writes, Miss Ctawford took the girl's favorite yellow dreu. cut Jt to shreds with scissors, then forced ber to wear it for a week, even dwinc •P< pearances before company. THE DAUGBTEa W&JTF.8 that Miss Crawford locked her in doleta, tied her up lp tbe shower aoct fashioned a "sleep safe" to tie Chril. Into bed so be could ll')t go to tbe toilet without permlsiion. She says she wu ordered to clean her mother's dressinc room aa a punishment. Wben Miu Crawford found streaks oo the floor. abe flew into a rage, beat the 7-year~ld ebtld over the bead wttb a can ot cleanser until it exploded. spraylne all over the room. then forced Christina to clean tbe room again. "I truly wished that tbe earth would open and just swallow me up and take me out of thls eternal IJlis. er y and punishment,·• writes Chriatina. COME PRAY WITH US . ' Countians OnUCR Dean List You are cordially invited to join us In morning and evening prayer at the CATHOLIC CHURCH OF SAINT JOHN, THE BAPTIST Among some 800 stu· dents named to the dean's honor list for the sprint quarter at UC Riverside are a number 1015 llAIC!R STRUT, COSTA MESA .............. .......__ ......... ---. . ..,..__ .................. of Oranee Coaat resi· ..._ _______________ _. dents. They are. by city: If yo• tlofl't ••oh. Par.~rs Hore·S•ol&n Polley •fl'Y ~l•ct yo•r boru. alo or _,.,,.., forlu•. ~ . OuZIMYear lse.ssu): ~ RABBm INSURANCE c.11 •• "o"' 191' HARBOR IOUL£VARD, COSTA~ J J •ff~-f ~ ··~R, YOU CAN BRING THE KIDS A SURPRISE """--~~,,~ f ROM ~~ ·:q THE PET . SHOP. ~ _..c:a......--... .......... . - -··~- @R, YOU CAN MAKE A 5 MINUTE LONG DISTANCE ~~~~~~.~. ~ .• -b-':. rA-AM¥WH£~ l~~-ONtlNE-tit . sifr.~ ...... ~-.. J!i,,ttG:t © ~ >--• --.4 ©R,YOU COULD GO INTO BUSINESS fOR YOURSELF. • • G0£55. T~AlS.NO JOKE!YDO OWCA[[ tClfG W/.1011-ltl5 15, D\STANCE TO ANY STATE EXCEPT AIJSKA RA LPl-1 !. AND HAWAI\ AND TALK FOR 5 MINUTES AND T~E MOST lfLLCOST / ~v , • yt)lJ IS 85¢ PLUS TAX. ALL YOO AAVE ,,~ . 'ifi TO DO IS CALL BETWEtN 11 P. M. AND ~ . '-',· I • . I 8A.M. DA\LY, ANYTIME MTURDAV • ·• I l AND SUNDAY TILL 5 P.M. ANO YOU 1-lAVE TD CALL WITHOUT AN OPERATOR~ @Pacific 181ephone ~ A.a twl V "'LOT ORANGE COUNTY I POLITICS I OBITUARIES Capo Club ~utcher, F!t!>rde Bww Qut PU1WC NOTICE W"meAward 0th r to PromoteVotea for Propo&itiom 6, 7 By O.C. .. _....,,. ... will run lh caml) I.In for Propoaltloa t, the 8riW In UaU Lb t woufd allow achool board& to re· move openl1 homosexual leacbers fl"Om the rt11noom &m s.o.. JobD Bl'laP, a.run rt.cm, u1• ~ Newpon ach poltUcal con1ulUn1 team or William Bo btr aQCI Arnold hrd won't be manutna the umpatps for PnlpoillUOM e and 1 thll fall. - lnstMd, Bria• and a.v' LoW.I ldoa I •• eciutlve dlNdor ol Callfomil Deltod Our Cbildrea • PBca llOlMRS SM'rtrS MOllTUA&Y 627 Main St Huntington Beach 536-e539 SHU 5 & wotlTUdY 976 So Coast Hwy Laguna Beach 494-1535 1533 N. El Camino Real San Oerneote 492-0100 ,..,....., CO&.OMAL flUNRAL NOMI 7801 Bolaa Ave Westminster as-3625- PACMCYIWW 1•1D11ALPAU CemetetY Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pacific View Drive ~d"<:..:~'--- ..... ~WM­ MOUMrOUn NOl'NAIT-' 1•1DMM PAii Morturr Cemetery Qetnetory 1826 Glater Ave eo.t• Mesa IM0-6664 IA&.ft-.. OM N•"MOMI 846-2424 CO.taMeaa 873-9460 _,_la'OADWAT MOITUAIT 110 Broadway eo.t1Mesa 842-8150 SMnt-TVTHU..UMI MCISTUAlT WISlCUIP CHAPIL '427 e t7thSt Cott•~ ~ " ..... ~··~ ... Deatm Elsewhere. Richard G. Sleight. left, vice president and manager of Title Insurance and Trust in Orange, and J . Robert Fluor II. vice president of Fluor Drilling Services Inc .. have been named volunteer co-chairmen of the capital expenditures review com- mittee of United Way of Orange County. Co11ntian Dies PUBLIC NOTlCE PUBUC NOTlCE Cl»nt1 NOTICETOCltEOITOltS NOTia TOCJtEDITOltS SUl"lltlOltC0411tTOl"THE ~,.,. IUl"lltlOltCOUltTOl"THE STATIEOPCAUl'OltNIAl'Olt l'l(TJTieUSaUSINIESS ITATIE OPCAUl'OltNIA l'Olt THIECOtHITYOl'OttANGE MAMIE ST~tdWT THIE COUNTYOl<OttANOE -~ Tiie foltowtne .,.,_ •~• 001"' .... A-4U7' .. ...,,, Esl•tt of FRANK E. 9ATES. buslMUM: E"• .. ol JAMES P. SPEER. ·-· P~llSNCI 0r-. CN•I O.lly Piiot Oece•sfd. LINCOlH FINANCIAL GROUP, JAMES PERDUE ~Pl!:ER. '"'" Aue. u. n. 2', Seel!. i. "71 .. ,.,. NOTICE IS HERE9Y GIVEN to Ille 1600 Oove Street. Slllte m . Newport JAMES SPEER.~. creditors of the...,... ll<tmeO Oec9dent &Ndl, CA 92'60 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to tM 11111 •II penans IMl'll"' cl•'-._.;"st Rollert K. Os'*'ONrO.L "'4 lM credflON of 1111 ~ Nmed e1ec..ient the wlo oec:edllnt .,. reciulred to 11 .. tlaftltos w.,, Los~ uo '°°77 !Mt •II peOGnS ,,.,,;"O cl•lms ~IMI tlltm, wllll Ille llKHSMY voucllen, In GMY N. ~. ~I VI• c.ort.. ttll s.ld -.dent ,... ~red to Ill~ PUBUC NOTICE NOTICIETOCRIDtTOttS Ille Office of tlle clerk of IM -eft· $.lft J ... n Cmpistr-. CA m7S IMm, wlltt 1M llKIHMY vouclle,., '" SUPl!ltlOltCIOURTOf'THI 11Uedawrt,<KIOP<'Hl"lltlem,wll1)1M Tiiis bllSlll!HS Is Cond4'Cled by • 1lw offlc.e of"" Cl-of lfle ·-... STATEOf'CAUf'OttNIAl'Olt nte•swryvoucllen 101tt11111d11rwa11ect .. ,,. •• i~. "'*' COUt1, °'lo prltelll ll'lem, "'''" THECOUNTYOf'OltANOI! •12110 H•l'bor Bou.;,,,.,,,_ Olsta ~.. GMv N. SGllNr' 'vt"'r Ille MCHW'V vouclMn, to the un _.....,,. CA. omklllslhepl.teeolbusl-oftlM This ''-wri-t "'"' fllfd "'1111 1l'te denl9fted •t Ill• 111w off le~ or Estel•°' HARAY e. O.AURETTE. vndfr1'°"'4'lllllllmlftenpenelfllfl9IO OMllllY Clertl of 0r-.C1Duntv011 Jyly Ml!SERVE, MUMPElt & HUGHES. 0.cHS«I. Int .. tale Of seld ~. wltlllft tour t7, l'7I. AtM!lllon Ernest J. 5c:M(j, Jr • 4..0 Von NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN to the mon111Ul19'tlW Ont l)llOlfc.etlCWlol tllll klllDIEL. MtDWlltON K ... m ... A-. Slllt• 330, N..-port c...OlltKS of"" ebOve Mmed deC'edenl "°''" Attlnlll,. .. uw 9NCI\, Qllfoml• '*°· ""''<" Is tfle 11111 •II"',_.,. 1VYl119 clelms ..-•"'' D•'9ciJuly1' 1m tm N • .........,, ._au pl~ of*""''°' u. -"'one<' 1n Ille wld oecedoltlt.,.. ,_1rec1 to fll• RUTl4LBATES S-• AN,CA'"'2 l'ttaSJ •II rt\ltlen pert.1t.ll110 to Ille tsi.te ot them, wltll u. __.,voucher"-In EllllQllrl•OfllleWlll PUC>llsfted OrM191 CNtt o.tty Piiot. Miid Clll<.lldtnt, w1111111 lour montM 1tte office Of IN cl«ll of tl!ll •bove.,.. oflt•HllO.,.,,.med AllQ.tt.2'.Selit s, 12.1971 alter Ille "'" pvt>litallon of Ill•• titted court. or to.,._,.....,.,, wlUI !tit OKed9nl 2'55--le.. M<ttMlfY__,. ,otM~ ~·•TA.llASTMAN D•ted A~n. "7t In E C h .tl69lS~Ollca.Hllllttlltlon9Ndl, U*"Mtier..,...,5"1taJIJ PUBUCNOTICE MARILYNP.Sl"EEA ast ras CA,wlllcllbthept-ol~lof"'9 CllW_._,CAW» IE..CWlaofV..Wlllol Ultden'9Mdln•ll rNtltn-'-'"111910 Tel:.... llw ..,..._,.~,., H A M l LT 0 N , tllenlllleOfWlddteldlM.wl1111ftfour A.......,w._..1. l'tCTtTtOUS•USUtlESS l•NHTJ..SCMAO.J•. Bermuda <AP) -Fran-,_,111ufllf'tMflntl)llOllatlollOHllls Pvlllltll9d er-. co.n o.fty l"llot llAIMSTATllMINT MIHltY .. MUMf'9••MVOttH els Van Wyck Mason, 77, ALTOONA, Pa. <AP> -Two men, one from "°'o'!:~,.ygusu,me. Aue.e.u.n.tt.1971 ,,,.71 ~~~~"9 "" 0 "" .,.. cto•"' ==~c!~m American author of 57 Santa Ana, were kllled and five persona were in-MRS MELEN-'°"Es PUBUC NOTICE MECHAN1zAttON svs• EMS m•17$MftJ historical novels and spy jured when a pickup truck collided with a station E11e<11tt1ao1tt.w111 COMPAtn. Hfft LA1n11e11 s trwe•. ~-•.-... h ·11 dro ed bil p I I .... :_ l l Co ofttleMIOft--SUl"l~C:OUltTOf'TMIE 5ui1-SIS,EIT-Qll10mNf21UD PvtllltMdOr .... c.Hto.ityPlfOt. t n ers, wn w e wagon on ennsy van a 36 north of "'W> B a r un-dKedenl iun °" CAUPOttMIA ~ Diltcl!OIM Aoolllll s,,.""" 1M., • Allt· "· s..t. s. tt. "· 1m swimming in the Allan-ty community. l"En••SON•NTTl•SON c.ntof'nN corpar.c.1a11, n..1 L.-...n •'60-11 1tm9eb.ICll6c.e TMICOUMTYOf'OUltOI. Su.et, Siii• SIS, El Toro. Qtllfonlle ------------ liC Ocean near his home, Two Santa Ana children also were injured. .......,..---.u. C:-DIE~ fMJO police said today. He was Coroner Charles Burkey identified tbe victims Te1:.....n sttOWCAUllE c11tOu·1Cn • •tr•rMr. N.v .. • PUBUC NOTICE working on bis 58th book, as Harry Greene, 31, of Santa Ana, and his father, "=~~ .. o.ut ,.1'°' 1 1" .,,. MMtar of"" ,..ic.tloft ot =:~111~~~'1b11' tt.•--s-u-,..-... -.-cou--tt-cw-n.-.-- "Armored Giants," a fie-Lewis Greene, 65, of Cherry Tree, Indiana County. Aue.1.1s.n.?t,"7I ,....11 ... 1!;~_!!t LYNN ROACH,...,~ TMs 11u11ne.s "~by .. '°'' sTancwCAUPOUllA ,..,. i lized "'"'""'""' lien TMI CDUWTYOP"'41NGIE t ona version of the WHEREASEILEENLYNNROACH .,.,. ~boll .... ...,., American Civil War LOGAN TOWNSIDP POUCE said the accl· PUBUC NOTICE ::.!~':.::"..::.":.~:.:, 1..--11t<. "' 110T1ca 011 M1U1No o .. naval battle between tbe dent occurred late Monday when a truck driven by f'tcnT1oun111&N•• -rrom EILEEN LYNN"°"'" to .....,_, Dllll. ::~'~":r='~~u. Monitor and the Mer· Kenneth Warren, 'n, of Altoona went out of control NAMHTAftMllNT ~~,!!*LYNN Aoee1Ms; 11ow, T1111 = •• "'" .1111 ,._ ~~~""""KE. CR_ANOA1.1.. ~~·wherthedied.---ott ~urve-end-eoWded with tbe..atatlo.n.wa on. ~':~0~~1"' penOllS ... dolftO IT IS "6RHY OROfiRED ~•II Coulltr Clerll of °'"'" Collftlf Ofl NoTiCE IS HERHY GIVEN ..... , The younger Greene's children, Mo~a. r., -nr•c• -coMNac:TlON. u.40 per10111 111t•r .. 1ect 1" 11111 1 Aueutt 1 • ma. coLE•lf "· CRANDALL ,,., 111eo LotlnSt c:o.t.tMM c:A~ il!Jrlarcr.....,-• -,..... 11eMlf"Tllltmon10r ,, ... ot Joh~. 3, and a nephew, John Suslavage, 5, of co1ie• s~c1ei1t11 corp .. • 100 CMc °"""' °"'.,. w..t, Sellt• :;:;~~:-~~TCMI• end 1nUM1Caot ~ rett-ntMY Oregon were admitted to Altoona General a11torn1uot"PWMM11,12ie0...,...s• .• Me,C.llforllla,.,,~tt.tm"' cii..Mrllftw 1011111p•.it1•11•r.ret_.to::rr.;1~ Hospital °"ri:,~~tld by• cor· :.~O:.::-C:,:O:'~..,,o:"":::. """""8Cll,CA'*' ~.: ~,,.:.:;-.... .!: A Is o ad m I t t e d w as the c bi 1 d re n • s por•tlOll. """ said _.i1u11o11 fol' <118119t °' Publlilled er-. c:o. .. Delly Piiot NH """ • 1er s.. 12. 1m. ~ to:oo · dmot.b Coffee ,.._ lllOUtd llot Ille 9'ented. Alie. I, U, t2. tt, tm ,,.,.,. ........ Ill N-"-" gt ~I n~.~~~~~l:'.l~~ .... IA!r,!:a~n::!!~:'er, Margaret Greene of Cherry Tree. f'UlmtER OR ltE Ulat. 1'fo., ol ta141Clelll1. M IOOCl'll< etn-: A ·a~Pnll~'S;o--ESWOM~ ·;t1ltoona J!~ "t.:: o,~,.:...:S~ ": e£~~of .. -e1c1tc111•: ----------"--1 08_.._:..; citt s..!'t• """> HARBOR LAWN· MOUNT OLIVE General said today coodltlon repotU on the Lnjured ""'· """"' '""1Pl*l'""'"'o......c-t.,,-• sur .. 1oitcouaTOPTH• •IWAM •· 11 JOM•. we.re not availaM.. . ......i -f«follrllKC.Hlwe-'t STAftOfSCAUl'OtNllA'Otl CNr«YOetll -f'mt ..... Gr ..... c-&~~1.1& ,Ptted~:itf'A ~!t!hde ~UldlOWtU> Warren was reported in serious condition at AuQ.tt.s..s.u,tt.me --tffA~~ .... .,, Altoona's Mercy Hospital. •1•"'1 =-=~ 1,. r:~:'!.~'"::~:.~,'°"., 1m.. u.•tt MOft'nJAJlY "E..-.... ay Another passenger in the station '°"" .......... v9TT WILLIAM GAfT. P•llllOfl ..... .,. .............. °"" mas;,a s;, ·-•i-"'" !"VOi~ Or..., Coetl 0.lly Polo!, l"DE'U.11._,..,y Val"''"'er~ .... -"~--·-...... nTasnot"--'"<llJ.M:;u.__.__,,,,.,.,,..,~=====-:---1 "·--· WHl!lllEAS. SCOTT WILLIAM • - --...-~ ,... u.~ ..... ~ •• -~-· MtSl.._. ......... 11' GATT. petllllner,,... lllN a ""11111\ A.... '••· .._ •, ,.,. • Interment In Any Cemetery • Shipment • Burtal lnaurance • Cremation $255 complete "Serving All Foiths" 1825 Gtaler Ave. CoataM ... 540-5554 C.11642-6171. Put a few words to work tor u -.u CIMMST~ II •n .... ...S.Ca.~ -"ll!IM!i.O..-.. ~ClDWtonlltNtt9' STA ft~ CAU"°"*A f'OL T•I CTN)__. *"""• ~en er..-< ......... TMaCOUWTYOf'OfU.NOI ,.....,..,........ Pttlllo11er'' "•m• ''°"' SCOTT Pu#en llOTICl':°t=A.INO Of' ll'ullllsi.tOrMiotC-Oeltf Piiot W ILLIAM OATT to SGOTT "TITH* f'Ott ..... T. o, WILL Ma.I, u, U. 2t, "11 ,_11 CHRllTOflff£RMt0ER$. AND f'O• LaTTl•I Of' AD• ITIS~DERED111eta11.....-11t- 11AINIHHTIOM, WITH WIU. All• PVllUC NOTICE '"'"'" Ill IN ...... IMttef ...... lll•ID ---,----------1 lllef«e tllltc:ellf'tM ll.••.m~"" ""'· Former Asked to Help South Coast Community Hospital is seektnc re· formed !lmokers to help others to quit ln a pro- gram co-sponsored by the Orange County Cancer Society. Volunteers are being sought for ''Stop Smok- ing" clin1cs at the hospital. The free clinics will be open to community members after a propam ll developed. according to Martanne Benton of the hospital's pbyalcal therapy department. Those lntere11ted In partJclpaUn& In tbe pro- aram, whether as former smokers or current pufrera desirina to 8top. may call Ml11 Benton at 499·1311. elrt. 138. Announcement ot the clinic dates will be made when the program I developed tutew .. MU•L ... MIU.. ... MU•L ,,C11TIOUI aust•na "· mt. Ill ltlt ~ ot °"'9rt· l"A•NEU..HILL,~. MAMllTAT .... WT ~I Ne.' •t l.IM Ou11 .. c.tltty NOTlc.I 11 HIRlaY OIVIN tMt Tiie fettewtne PtrMfts .,. Otlf'4 ~Qwl•~:.=-s':"'~'. JAMii •• HllM, 1"1111i1llC A•• ~et: ,_ • ~-·-mllll•,.._ ._ fllM ""9611 a,.."""' Htl OA•OENS-ltAlllll"ART cet"or-"1•,.MMllllOW~.11.,,,,, ""'Y tor l"rtlleW Of Wiii 8"d Mr 1-.. RIHA•CH ASllOCIATES at, "°' a lllit ... Ull9f1 tort"-""°' -Wlllill 1.enert .. ~ ...... """ Wiii -of " TfWltf'. OM Clly Blvd. wett. •,T ... 1's'~n..-.... Ol!AID 1~~1 • 1111Jltd, ~· w wllkfl It 11'18* tor Orenve. CA..... "" " "" ... funMr P«kultort. """wwit 1111 u-11te111pen ._,ell a Ff-iat :...., of ttll• On111' to S110w C:.UM .. • .,. pie<* of ....,,,. .... NIN NH ~•llOll. • Calltornl• Cel'W..... JUllllll\l\ld Ill tll• O•llY Pllol •• llt9fl Mt fer Slp4. '· tt11.., t o• a.111.. ltOO e ot " T-r. Ont City 11114 -~Ill 911Nra1 ctr<lllelloll pr1ftl· 111 Ille c_._ .. °"*"_,,.No. J wn1, Ortllft,CA'*' tlllfnOr.,,.tourlt'l'.54 ... otC.ltt-•, t1f .... eourt.. 700 Ollk Clfntfr Drive Doft•ld w. l"•IMI•, D.9.A. HI• WK• ...... '°' ._ w ~uuve WUI, lft Ille Clly Of .. ,,I. Afta, 0.~111, .... ..,. ....... ,.., ..... """'llt"l•tollllOtlawtlor....,.lntOfl GllllOl"l\le Roed. Y ... Ullde, CA M .... l1le11 Dai.ct A11014t It, mt. Tiil• lllllllllM It ~led DY a IOlftl DATID· ~14, 1'11 WIWtMa ... .IO"M, w911ture SAMUILOfU!IZIN c-wty~ "~R...mt• JUCIOltolll\9 AD•IAllltUYN•. PIM,,da1eor. ~court ca.trc:_.ii A. OlwN...,,_lfi, JOIDM It. DAVll ,,t , • •DA'llDlt.OtAP,11, ,.,..... ttwMy•UW °""'' . Dlilald" l"avlll '"' ........... '"·°' ._.., ""'' .....,....,. •• 1111111 ""4\11 1111 ,_n, ._..._CA..,_ COvftty 0-ef Of.,,.. c:..Mtr e11 cett•MeM,~tt»» , .. , ...... ""' 14,"" , ... ., .. , .... ·--ytllln"""'-' "'"112 ,..,.,...,..,........, 11'1*1.,_. Or ... C...11 O.lly Pli.t 1'111111• .... Or-C:..H Oelly ~-1"111111""'8 Or ... C-11 0.U• PllOt ,.... n.n.,. ,.,. ~" ..... n "·""' ~ 11,1•11 .on.11 AllfV'tt.u.tt.,. ,.,, HM·tl ,. 1't1BUC NOTICE ....-. SU ... ltlCMlCOUltT~TltE $TATI Oft CAUf'CMUU A P:Olll TNI COUWTY OP OltAHOll ........ I NOTICI Of' MIA•t"O OF NTITIOM POii ... oeATI! 01' Wl&.L AND ttOlt Lana-. TIESTAM&"· TAaY l.t•I• qi HARlllY E. ICOLSU.D, o.c..-. NOTICl IS HIAl'9Y OIVEN 11\al RICHAltO S. KOLSTAD llH f llff lleffill a pMQloll ~ ..,_le Of Wiii .,,, for 1....-ot 1At*I T•tl- tll'\', ,..._ .. WlllCI\ ·~ -'°' lvrtMr -1klllM' .. 91111 IMI 111t tin.. •114 ,iec• • i-1119 Ille -,,.~ ..... HI IW •. 12, lf11, <tt 10 00 • "'· 111 ... ~of o.p..1rMnl NO. S 81 Ui4I <_,, •1100 GIYIC Ganter Orfvl W"'-lft tllt Qty Of MM• Ani . c;.tl•fll• Da\M ,.......,, .,,. WIWAMa.14.IOMN, Cllllot't~ C.W4 ..... ll"t!IUll JltlAtl_...._,., ...,.....-.ca-T1t1-.. . ...,.,..,......., l"Wll"'9111 Or .... CNM Dellf PtlOI Awt • " SiHlt 4 lfll OtS It • ~· CALIFORNtA I AT YOUR SER\/&CE Tueeday.Augu1t29, 1978 Tape Clears Wife in Shooting SANTA Cl.ARA f AP> -Police hne clladOMd the dramat.tc cootcnll or a tape r•cordln1 that contalns the delperat.e ol a woman twtna at· tacked by I er fftJ'll\Ced hutband, and t.be lbot &.bat kll.lcd bi.Ill. omcen tot lt oo tQe Aue . ta. a "9· eordtn1 that the di :tf'kt attorney's ol· nee \l.Hd to declare the shoot.inc Of Walter l.ysack )uattliabt. homlcade. The wtfe was reteased after bean1 ques· Uoned POLICZ AID TH& 1boolln1 aalmlaMed rears ol terTOr for the wtfe. nerete ~uu. 31. They 11ve tlua a~· eount: him. onlerina blm lo ttay away trom her. D PITK THE COtJaT order, beuuae 11h• waa terrifl•d of ber hutbaod, 1he told poUce ahe kept a load d '4-caliber revolver MXt to ber bed. She aald she b1td been asleep lo bed with one of h r three small cbildren when Ly1ick began klcklnc in the front door She called the police. It was re· corded, &11 were the moments of terror th•t followed: "Please hurry up, please ... he's breaklna ln rtabt now. please hurry." · · .Okay, the officer la on b1I WQ. I 'II keep yoo on the lloe ... ·• "No. J'm not goin1 to die ... leave me alone." "MU. LYSICK? HELLO!" said the otrlcer. ''Why? Wl\y?" Mra. Lyslck asked her husband. "You don't understand?" he replied. "What don't I understand?" "You don't understand why YoU're go· lng to die," said the enraged husband. "You're going to die. you're going to die!" The officer tried again, "Mrs. Lyslck?" SUDDENLY MRS. LYSICK shrieked. repeatedly. in short bursts. "Leave me alone! Leave me alone! Ob. God!" Then came another scream. a pierc· •~'t ing shriek that lasted fully 10 seconds. ''Y•. cCime ID. I'm alnkt. Martha. I niade aome very Ly~atck 38. wu Jailed a 7ear 110 alter ee snbbed hlrn wb.Ue be was arsa with a gun and prepared to attack bla wile. from whom be bad alnlldy been separated. Before Lystdc could do any barm the IUD was wrestled away from blm. He was jailed on a cbarae ol uaauJt with a dudly weapon. 80VND8 OF MOVEMENT in the room, shuffling nolBea. ··watter?" "Hello, hello." the officer called out on the phone. Muffled sounds. Then sllence. fooUab -'-to " Jn~~~w~m~bof~rp~c.--~~~---Y~•-··-·------------------ wlth her husband's bands wrapped .. •••••••••••••••••••••••• .. After that, Mn. LYaick moved to San- ta Clara from San Mateo and a a result of several beat.incs by her bU$ba.nd, she obtained a restraiaine order ap.inat "Leave me alone, leave m e alone ... Why did you break bJto my house? Leave me aJoae." around her neck, Mrs. Lyslck reached for her BUD· . Finally, the explosion of the gun, and the sounda of the offlcen rushing into the apartment were recorded on the "You're gotn1 to die," saki Lyskk lo a deep monotone. police taoe. Hormones .. May Pose Dangers CHICAGO <AP> Women who take hormones to control the threat of miscarriage or as a pregnancy test run higher risks of having babies with birth de· feels, a report in the Journal of the American Medical Association says. tt'atda tor Tlae .. llet•ra D~R PAT: I sent my watch to Hudson Watch Repair in New York City on May 22, and enclosed a $3 check for the warranty.covered band repair. My check has been cashed and although I've writ· ten two letters asking when my watch will be re- turned, I've bad no response. J.L .. Costa Mesa Hadaon Watcb Repair's spokeswoman reporu year repaired wale .. was malled via parcel poet a week ago. If It does not arrive witlda a reuoaable time, let AVS know. There wu no explanation of· fered about why your letters wuen't aaswered, and Hodton bad another firm handle tills repair. You malled your watcb by lnsured mall, so you do have reeourse If a noa·dellvery problem occurs. Results of several studies show that twice to four times as many congenital heart defects <><:cur after maternal ex- posure to exogenous Cemale hormones. says Dr. James J. Nora of the University of Colorado Me dical Ce nt e r in Denver in the Sept. 1 is· sue of the journal. ~ Criterfa l/11rha•9ed't DEAR PAT: Several months ago my wife and I read that the way a person earns Social Security ::::=======::; credits was changed. Does this mean that you need Your more credits to get benefits? We plan to reti.re Daily Pilot soon. can be P.G.~.Santa Ana Recycled. Tbe number of Social Security crecn&s-called OW>ge quarters of coverage-(hat a penoa aeedl to get eo.s1 co11epe Social Secartty benefits was not dauged. Only Ute rec~= way In wblcll a person earns credlta c .. aa1ed. All)' '°' Colt• MelJ8 credits you earaed before 1'78 remala on your ~----_,s,_5_6·_598_1 _ Social Security record and will eoant ID ~rmln· ·'Got a problem? Then wnte to Pat Dunn. Pat will cut red tape. getting the aruwers and octaon you Med to sohJe ~1e• m government and business. Mail JIOUT quutions to Pat Dunn. At YoUT Sennce. Orange Coaat Daily Pt.lot . P.O. Box 1591. Costa Me$0, CA 92626. As many letters cu possible wiU be answered. but phoned inqulne$ or letters not including the reader'• full. name. address and busmess hours' phone num~ cannot be consu1ered. This column appearsdai· ly erceiX Saturdays." inl yoar elllfblllty for beaeftts. A person retirt.DC at age IS ID 1178 needl Z4 qaaners of coverage (six yean>. DEAR PAT: I'm married and I recently in· berit.ed a sum of money. Is this separate or com· munity property under the new laws? H.B., Newport Beach Tbe rule ln California Is that all gilts, be· quests, devlses, lnberltances and the like are tbe separate property of tbe recipient, an.leas tbe gift was giffll to botb spouses. Tbll rule applies re· cardleaa of whether the property la acquired before, during or after tbe marriage. 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Back from a week in Paris, New York ayor Edward I. ocb said France is 8larvelous, Pari is the most beautlf ul ci· ty, but "New York ls the city l love" and ls "the most excit· lng." 500,000 Toys Recalled WASHINGTON <AP) -The recall of a half· million stuffed toys by the Knickerbocker Toy Co. of F.dison, N.J., has been announced by the Consumer Product Safe· ty Commission. Commission officials said the toys have sweaters bearing their names and the ink used to print the s weaters was found to contain an excessive ¥\Ount of lead. NO INJ URIES as· sociated with the toys h;a ve bee n reported, bpwever. The toys are monkeys named "Curiou s George," Easter chicks called "Chic k-a -dee" and puppies name d "Puppy Love" and "Scooby-doo." ( CONSVMER) The toys were dis· tribute d nationwide between Mar ch , 1977 and April, 1978 and of. fi cials said they can be returned to the place or purchase for replace· ment. T H E TOYS can be identified by numers on the tag affixed to a seam. The numbers are K-20, K·21, K-22, K·23, K-25 and K-32. Also, printed on the packages are the style numbers 5465, 5466, 5467, 9750. 2270, 2271, 2285, 2286 or 9416. Inquiries should be directed to the Customer Se rvice Department, Knickerbocker Toy Co., 10 Clearview Road, Raritan Center, Edison, N. J ., 08817. telephone <201) 225·4073; or the CPSC Hotline, <800 ) 638 -2666 except in Maryland where the number is (800) 492·2937. Htuardil ToHetdth Expl,ored: TUl!lday, August 21, 1111 ATLANTA <AP) -Membera ol • small BaPtltt coqre1•Uon have ............. ....., dlardt u wurity for 1 m.ooo bond Mt ror a convtet· eel poll~ killer wbo apparently hn Uved a law-ab dln1 Ille ln the ~Uinta vH alnce eacapifll from prl10n 10 ~art -.a. "He's ltt'Ved blJ time," tht Rev. Mike Weaver, .t>••tor of \he QakhWlt BapUjl Church, •aid of ~n,•ANIA =-Ciji..oR The effects on health of fad diets, food ad· ditives , jet, nois e , radioactivity. smog and polluted water will be "-(11 .~,,__._--ALW.I be of ered throueb S8d· dleback College. _l'he-dasr, 'taugbCby Dr. Frede rick G . S a w yer , will begin Thursday and .me et from 7 to lQ p . m . ll'hursdays a\ El Toro High School. Registration is avail&· ble at the high s.cbool from 4:30 to 8:30 p.m. · Aug. 28-Sepl. 1 or at the college. OubtoHear Talk on Law Santa Ana attorney Lester S. Rosen. will ~peak about consumer l)lws at noon Friday to \he Friends of Oasis Senior Clttzens Club at Fifth and Marguerite •venues ln Corona del Mar. The apeech, arraneed by the Orange County Bar AaoclaUon, is free -.nd opeoto the public. Mosle Alfred Haniell. "He's out. evt n lf be did tteape. He's been 1 pod cltJ,. '°"' o .yean.-U ~ 1oe1 back, he's likely to spend the rest of t\11 Ille ln p_rllon unless the people or Oeor1la do somethinc about it." Tho alllnc, 64·year-old Harriell, known aa Charlie Harrla until bis tdentlfy was dlacove~. was ar· . ' - rested May 1S at his apartment ln nearby Forest Park. H.anieU servecU.5.yean of.• Ufe sentence for killing a police officer in Wabash, Ind .• before be walked away from his job on a prison dairy farm. He came to Atlanta, where he married and worked as a construction worker until his ar· rest. "Looldnl at his situation, we Sylvania 25" diagonal GT-MA TIC CONSOLE .... S VE s100 ~ ~ · s149•Ji NATION I LOCAL reel that rebabllltatlon bas 2SO active memberi. voted q . worked. in bis case." Weaver said. an1mously to try to help HarrieUL ''Here be bu beeo.._l el~. · Elfortt. ~ even though be escaped. for 10 under way, years -after servln1 2S years -Harr1ell. wbo surfers from and he has oot been in trouble." diabetes, as well u heart add Weaver said he hopes a Superior respiratory ailments, said be was Court Judge will approve the bond convicted for killing tbe policeman this week and that Harriell will be in 1943 and sentenced to life after released from the Fulton County consulting about five minutes witb Jail. He said bl.a chur~f . ...;abo==ut=--_a_co_u_rt_·...::•P:..:.po-.in-.ted.;.;..;;..;;.atto_....rn-.e;,ai:y.;... __ 1 IN SI DE: •Comics DAILY PILOT f Angel Bats Reniain Quiet \ We're Still the Best in the W est-Fregosi, Fro• AP Dls1Mtdlu N gw YORK-C •lltornl• Aac••• Mana.a r Jlm Fre Ml sttll believee be has the team ln lhe Amencu IAque w t, bav.LQC d~ four •tnl&bl to bee .. an -cam s \.brouOI t.be ea&t. "We loot dead bffause we ba~n't blttlua:· sa.lcl Frepa an.er the Anaels were stymied by Ute bo t New York • Yau 4-1 ••WE HAVE 15 GAMES in September with Texas and Kansas City. It we Win most ot lbose pmes \Ve can still wtn the pennant." F'recoai says. "Bo5toft bas lbe bcal toam tn tbe East. but I think we do m thf' Weal " Tona1ht Callfomia 'a Cbn1 Knapp ( 13· 7) wall try to ball tho Anaela' skid as he op- FIGUEROA PITCHED six innings of no· hit ball en route to a combined three hitter with Rich Gossage Monday night, enabling the Yankees to keep pace with the Boston Red Sox in the American League East. o.rvro .. ,.., a.. • ...,a.is "We bave it all together now," the Puerto Rican rigbt-hander said after pitching eight lnnlngs in the Yanks' fourth strai1ht win. poses New York's J im Beattie <2·7> in a televised game at S. "It all depends on what we do in the big series against Boston.'· Monday night's game was beamed lo a reg1onaJ audience by ABC-TV, and the Angela didn't put on their best show. Benefiltlng from California's troubles was former Angel Ed Fieueroa. FIGUEROA. 13-9, won for only the second time in August. but he pitched one of bis strongest games of the year. He held See ANGELS, Page B2 Sunshine Vies Against Lazers By ERNIE CASTILLO Of .. Delly l'llM Steff When the California Sunshine and Southern Califomia Lazers meet tonight at Orange Coast College Stadium in the opening round of the American Soc~r League playo((s, the two rivals will offer a study in contrast. The Costa Mesa-based Suns hine. which ranked second in the ASL both offensively and defensively, is a team of finesse while the Lazers pref er a rougher, more aggressive brand or soccer. THE WINNER of the 7:30 clash will earn a home berth Thursday against the ASL West Division champion Los Angeles Skybawks in the first game of a home-and-home series. Andy Chapma n . the Sun· s hine's 18-year-old scoring ace. led the team with 12 goals and five assists. John Lowey had 10 goals and six assists, Tony Douglas scored nine goals and six assists while Poli Garcia had eight goals and seven assists. At 25, Douglas is the elder statesman on the front line. HOWEVER, THE MAIN man for the Sunshine is 31-year-old Malcolm Darling, who joined the club in August and responded with four goals and two assists in four games. Everybody, from· the front office to the front line. agrees the English veteran is the key to the Sunshine's cham· pionship hopes. Dally l'lleC ~· W o.rt A ....... ·'The Laze rs are a hard team to play against," says Sunshine goalie Tom Reynolds. "I don't think they have as much skiJI as we do but they make up for it with overaggression. The Lazers have a couple of young aces or their own. Sid Wallace, 20. was fourth in the league's scoring derby with 14 goals and seven assists. John Granville, 22. wound up as the league's top goalie with seven shutouts. 100 saves. a 13·4 record and a 0 .99 goals-against average. Gotreho Signal Call.er : •. "When it relies on talent, we have the edge." ~ REYNOLDS, WHO fashioned an 8·3 record and 0.72 goals· against average afler taking over the net-minding chores in mid-season, is 1-2 against the Lazers He shut them out 3-0 Aug. 11, lost 1-0 on July 1 and lost 2· l Aug. 12. Reynolds missed out on the honor because he fell rour minutes shy of the minimum 1.000 needed to qualify. Scott Spear. a graduate of Mission VieJo Hi gh. is a lead· ing candidate to take over at quarterback for the Sad· dleback College Gauchos this season. The three Orange; Coast area junior colleges are conducting two-a-day drills)· preparing for their Sept. 9 openers. . The season ope ner between the two teams wound up in a 1-1 tie. Hooton • m 1975 Form:;! • .. The Sunshine, which bad four players score over 20 points, finished with a 15-7-2 record and 124 points. The Lazers. after a slow start as an expansion team, wound up 15-8-1 with 122 points. The division champion Skyhawks were 17-6-1 with 135 points to earn the first-round playoff bye. Dodgers Extend Lead Over·Jd/,e Gi,a;nu In Top Form Farrah Fawcett-Majors captured the eyes of the photographers as well as the fans at a celebrity ~enms tourntlmcnt in Del Ma~ Sunday. Bow she came out m her match was not recorded. but does it really make any dif- ference·? Is Anderson Awed? Reds Manager Not Taking Rap for Poor Play CINCINNATI CAP) Cincinnati Manager Sparky Anderson. stung by a verbal blast from catcher Johnny Bench as the Reds sink out of con· lention, says he's nol taking the rap for the club's myst1fYing collapse. met in the National League Western Division race. Since leading by a half-game on Aug . 6, Cincinnati has dropped 15 of 21 games to fall six behind the front-running Los Angeles Dodgers. "Our manager is too low key. This is just one man's opinion. mine. but Sparky has withdrawn from il all," Bench said in the article. LOS ANGELES <APl -Th~ years ago, Burl Hooton won 12 straight games for the Los Angeles Dodgers. This year. he has victories in 10 of his last 12 decisions. In the Dodgers' 4-0 victory over Montreal Monday night, Hooton allowed just four singles. Even so. the 28-year-old Hooton reels he did his best pitching a year ago when he finislied with a 12·7 record. "LA.ST Yi:AR, I DON'T recall getting knocked out of any games." Hooton said. "Every game I pitched last year we were in all of them." Hooton, 15·8 this season, would be on top of 20 victories already if he had more consistent help. But in his eight losses. the Dodgers scored a total Dodgers Slate of just nine runs. The Dod· A1IO•mHonKAac:11 . .a1 gers Were Shut OUt four times TO<'llQM Montrul •t l.°'A09tl~ 1 2\p m when Hooton was pitching . Wttdn•l4•Y Mon tr .. I •I l.O\ Af'9"1t• I 1~ pm (t was· another Of those 'ThurMley ICllt ~--------------------~ waiting games for Hooton , who dueled the Expos' Steve Rogers through 6'h scoreless innings Monday night before Dave Lopes and Lee Lacy each slugged two run homers against the Expos. WITH THE VICTORY, the Dodgers improved their National League West Division lead to one full game over idle San Fran· cisco. and six games over fading Cincinnati. Bench set orr the controversy. suggesting Mon· day that Anderson is "intimidated" by the Reds' slumping high-priced stars and 1s reluctant to ('ritic1ze them. "Intimidated isn't exactly the word, but it's If Hooton has a hard time getting offensive support, consider close ... Bench said. "This team won the World Montreal's Rogers. 13·10. ANGERED BY THE RARE se<:ond-guessing Series for him twice ... It's very difficult to Rogers suffered the loss Monday night. In his 10 losses. the Ex· from one of his su~rstars, Anderson retorted, "If manage a team that has been as successful as pos have scored just 11 runs. -aJ1Y.bOdY ls""t601ffilg to me Tor tlle answer. they're-trurs-:-"AGAINST ~UY like R...Q.ite~someone I considtl!:..o_ne of the looking at the wrong guy." He made the remarks best riglithanders mllieleague, 1 sure wasn't frying lo Jeikllo u prior lo the Reds' 3·1 loss to Pittsburgh. "MISTAKES NEED to be pointed out publicly of the park," said Lopes. The Dodger second baseman drove out Bench. in a story by baseball writer Hal and Sparky isn 't the only one, shall we say. in-his 14th homer in the seventh inning with Joe Ferguson on base. to McCoy of The Dayton Daily News. suggested that timidated." break a scoreless lie. i\Jl4ersonj~JQ2..,!lj~ ~aps in awe of us. It's Al first. Anderson soft pedaled Bench's sharp "But when I hil it I figured it was long enough lo get Fergie tim~ many of us to a:-gOOit ~~ l , ~ woc~e~~ding the article. Then be appeared home rrom second," Lopes said. "One run seemed very big al that needed." ... \b'trow~ .. , • ~>~ time ... "Every man has his own opiiiloti~ • ~ ~ ~ jl!~fer.-:tf.elcl f~iinL UXIJei.1\.TWQ~ .. HIS COMM.f:NTS CAME as the Reds. World Series champs in 1975 and 1976. continue lo plum-thing, we've won a whole bunch of ball games because of mfun~s to outfielders Rick Monday. Bill North and See REDS, Page 83 Dusty Baker. Reserve catcher Ferguson started in left TEARY DONAHUE , ' Donahue Won't Predict Finish We'll Put a Lot of Poitlls on the J!oard-UCU Coach By ROGER CARLSON Ol IM Diiiy """' , .... LOS ~GELES -The UCLA Bru.ins are less than two weeks away from opening their drive for a Rose Bowl bid, wbicb belins at the home of Paclflc·lO favorite and Rose Bowl cbamplon Washington Sept. 9. Whlle Washington's Huskies await with 18 returnlns starters, but without quarterback Warren Moon, the Bruins or coach Terry Donahue enter the 1978 cam· palfn with 13 returning starters, includ· Ins quartcrb•k Rlck Bashore and run· olna backs Theo\li Brown and James Owent. IT'S TRIS TRIO that Donahue Pointa toward flrat when discussing the Bruins' chances. "Our strenlth on of· rense Is our backfield and at center," Hys Donahu "'I think we·~ going to have an ex- citing team and put a lot of pointa on the board. But I'm oot going to prediet where we will finish. I will only say that we're gotnato be competitive." In an effort to put more punch ln tbe offense tire third-year coach bas switched sophomore Michael Brant, an el u st~e and quick sort, from quarterback to wide receiver. "We also have a couple of good freshman pro- 1pecta who could make the team at wlde ~iver,"~~ys Dooahue, alluding to Ot'eanslde'a uokle Williams and La Mesa·a Mike Durden. THE BRUINS APPEAR to have no weak spots In their armor. They have the site, quickness and deplh needed to improve on a 7-4 record. The defense may lake a back seal to the o(f ense in terms or readiness. but the defense also has two-Ume All· American Jerry Robinson at inside linebacker to mold a cohesive unit around. The backfield situation Is simple. Barring i.Uurtes the Bashore-Brown· Owens combo figures to be an over· whelmlng portion of the Bruina' offense. BAS HORE, THE ex·Edlson High standout, completed 74 of 149 passes for 1,015 yards and nine touchdowns as a sophomore. He ran for four other TDs amldsl l17 yards. •· Brown, a 220 -pounder with two seasons left with the Bruins thanks to an NCAA rule allowing red-ahirtin& dur· Ing the freshman year. la already UCLA's seventh greatest career rusher SH UCLA, Page 83 MONTllEAL LOS ANGELES C•~" 2b O.owson cl E \/,J1en11n1.rt Prrt-z lb Hulton lb Crom•rl 11 C.rtcr c P•rrt'h lt Soe•tr '' Raqer\ :> Un~rl>f' Bann>en :> ~or 11111 •000 • 0" 0 • 0 '),, ~ 0 0 I) 1 (). 0 ~ ,, ' f) ) ') ' 0 :?. •l ' 0 ?!lf'H) ., I) 0 ,, • "·1 n n 11 n 'I LOOf!' 7b Russet1 '' R !>m1th rf Gd''-''"' lb Ce.lb l.•<Y If F~r9usoo II Y••o~r < 0·•~-( ,...ortt'I ,. ~00100 c. .......... • I ' 1 • 0 ,.., • oop • 0 1 !I •• HI . · ·~ 1 I Ip 1 o D~ JC I 0 1000 JO OO To•••' JO t'I • o 'otal\ lt • • t Mon1ro .. 1 000 000 ~ l.O• AnQele' 000 000 rl•- E -PM"'"' LOB -Monl•i?•I •. l.os A,.._. f 18-C.orv-.v. RU•S<!ll. HR-l.~ tt•; l. .. cy "" S Hooton IP tt R Ell ea SO MONTllEAl. Roqer, tl.IJ IC!I I I 1 B•nn~tn ~ l ) LOS ANGELES I ) 0 • Hooton IW, ls.di • • 0 0 I ) T -1 02 A-JO.~ PWNKE1T CVT; ITS NO SHOCK season. said. " Jluess f"bl .. nt too surpnsed -.---. ~ DAil, Y PILOT AP.,,..... WEDDING BELLS Golf star Nancy Lopez will marry Tim Melton. a sportscaster from Penn- sylvania, in April. "It was love at first sight." said Lopez. a resident or Koswell. New Mexico. The cou- ple met earlier this s ummer when Melton in- terviewed Lopez during the Lady Keystone tourna- ment at Hershey. Pa. One-legged Ex-Marine Trains for 26-mile Run From AP Dlspa&ebes SOUTH HOLLAND, Ill. -Wearing jogging m shorts, a T-shirt emblazoned "Super Vet" and an artificial leg he designed himself, Jerry Benson ls training tor a 26-mile marathon run. Benson, 28. a former Marine who lost bis left leg in Vietnam, began a rigorous exercising program July 17 in preparation for the Mayor Daley Marathon Sept. 24 in Chicago. Each day he swims 1 \.-'l hours, walks in water for 30 minutes "for resistance." rides a bicycle 20 miles and runs a five-mile course. Benson said that for the race, he will wrap the foot or his artificial leg in foam rubber and a tough outer cover-ing. "I am in the marathon not just for myself, but for dis- abled and handicapped people," he said. "I could live with myself whether 1 finished or not. But I'd sure like to finis h. Maybe then more veterans would get the same ideas I dad that much more is possible and open to t.hem if they try." \leRO S~•• C,,r~ Marie (3J8.598) BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS, Utah-II -Don Vesco, who broke the world land speed · record for motorcycles last Friday, set another world cycle mark Monday, racing his 21-foot vehicle an average 318.598 mph for a two way run. Mon- ' day's record compared with tbe 314.555 mph he set last week. The 40-year-old motorcycle deaJer holds at least 16 Am erican and International speed marks. Quote of the Da11 '"Maybe I'll win an Academy Award as the best sup- porting actor and become another pretty race in Hollywood," New J ersey heavyweight champion Chuck Wepner says, "I never considered myself a great fighter. but I always gave 100 percent. Boxing has been good to me. It ·s ~aven me big cars, jewelry and women, not necessarily an that order." Bon ... '• Eea .. 8ftlllftf Dwlgbt Evans' batting helmet was split • down the mJddle, but the Boston Red Sox slug- ger's head is still In one piece. The right fielder was beaned Monday night by rigbtbander Mike PnroU of the Seattle Mariners, and taken from the field unconscious. X-rays, however, showed no skull fracture and Evans is expected to play again soon depending "on his vision and whether he has any dizziness " said the team physician ... Grall Nettles, the New Yo;k Yankees' third baseman, was named the American League Player of the Week after.Jlit1.in£ llutlLfive. games beiween-Aug.- 21-ff, wilh TourliOnle runs and a .412 batting average dur- ing the stretch . . . George Reedrtck, who knocked in seven runs in one game and batted .400 for the week for the St. Louis Cardinala, was named the National League Player of the Week . . . Wlllle WIJIOD lined a ninth-inning sacrifice fiy to deep Jen-center to drive in Joba Watlaan as , ~'"'-'~•'.et\¥~ ,;. . Cb1Ca'1,;0 Wlllt.8Soit · ... ·. BUI "llO(,liasOn -drove ln two runs and Daw Parter tripled in another, helping Job• Can- delaria defeat the skidding Cincinnati Reds 3·1 ... Batch Hobson doubled home two runs to cap a three-run ninth in- ning and Fred Lynn went 5-for-5 and scored four runs as Boston won a 1().9 slugfest over the Seattle Mariners. . . •.-.q lt'aleed .., D~trelt , Detroit Lions veteran comerback Lem Barney wu placed on the htjured waived list EiJ Monday. a move that appears to s1gna1 tne end 4 • or his career as a Lion . . . The BuffaJo Bills have acqulred vet.eran placeticker Errol Maan from Oakland, ~ last year led the NFL in acorinc, ln ex· chanfe tor put conslderatlona," meanine payment for former Bills' pe1"1'0Mel . . .... Ku Aadenoa, Cincin- nati Bqal.s quarterback. wtD have an operation on bls in- jured band today. A pin will be put In Anderson's fractured bud, and he II expected to be aldelined five or aht weeks .... Baltlmo ... quarterback a.ti .Joan. who received a 1houlder i.QJury In Saturday'• exb!bltion a1ainat Detroit, thJnkl be _wtµ be ready for tbe Dallas Cowboys next Mon- day . . . Sari DMco running back Joe Waablnston was ex. peeled to report to tb~ Baltimore Colts' tralnln1 camp this week, eompletlq the trade which tent Lydell MlttMll to the Charaen.. Waabtn1ton bad earlier stated he would not report to Baltimore. Raflle,T~ .. ltADIO: Tonight-Baseball-Angels at New York. 5 p m ., ltllPC (710>: Montreal at Dod1ers. 7 · 30, KABC f790) TV: Tonlaht -Baseball -Angels at New York. 5 p.m .. Channel 5. ;__.. ,.. .... r-.e•• ANGEIS ••• tbe An& b httleaa unUl Jim An· deraon, a aubltttute for third bueman Carney Lanatord, 1ln1led cleanly throu1h the mid· die leodlna oft the seventh. Anderson only sot Into the aam e because Flaueroa bit Lanafmd with a pitch under tbe loft urm in the nrat lnnln1. fore· Inti Lomford out or the 1ame with brul3ed ribs. "After the hlt," Ftgueroa said, "I wH looking tor a ground ball and the double play." That was exactly what hap- pened as Lyman Bostock, for the ttcond time ln the game. bounced Into a twin kllllng. He had also c,rounded Into a double play after Lansford was hit by the pitch in the first. "I WAS REALLY tired.'' said Fl"ueroa. referring to the muggy night which had both him and California starter and loser Frank Tanana. 14-9, struggling. "Even in the sixth inning," Figueroa added, "it was tough to get my leg up." ·'The ball was s lipping," Tanana said. "I hold it loosely - and if a few raindrops get on it. I can drop it." Tanana did drop the ball twice for balks in the seventh inning, but only one run resulted - largely as a result of a single by Willie Randolph and a double by Thurman MWlson. MUNSON ALSO knocked home a run in the first inning with a sacrifice fly to right field. The RBI in the seventh was his 6soth career RBI. The Yankees took advantage or Tanana's big windup and his problems with the wet turf by stealing three bases. Mickey Rivers walked in the first inning and then stole second. He scored on Munson's sacrifice fly after moving to third on a hit by Ran· dolph. Joe Rudi accounted for the on- ly California run with his 13th home r. his sixth in the last 10 games, in the eighth inning. CALIFORNIA NEW YOtUt 11.Mll .. rcf Lenslord :lb J .And9rsonu Oottock r1 8ayl0< dll Ruell II F•lrly lb Oownlrt11 c CNtk 3b Grich 21> GoodwlnPl'I HIH'llph'9'f 2b •llrlllll .. .,11111 • O O o Rivers cf • I 1 o 0 0 0 0 Renclolph2b S 2 2 0 3010 Munsondll 3122 3 o o o Re.Jeckson rl 3 o 2 1 3 0 0 0 81•1r rf 0 0 0 0 3 I I I Plnlell• If 3 0 0 I 3 o o o Nettles Jb 3 o o o l O I O Cl\embllu lb 4 0 I 0 3 0 0 0 Heeth C 3 0 0 0 2000 Oel>tu 3000 I 0 0 0 0000 Totals 21 I J I TolAlts 31 4 I 4 C.tllornla 000 000 010-1 ~-Y0ti. 100 010 !Ox-. E -Neltles. OP-New Yori. 121. L08- C.lllomta 2, New Y~ 10.. 2&-M41Mon 2. HR- Rlldl cm. ~1....-1, R-Pl'I. Re.J~. SF-Mun\«I I~ H It ER II SO CALIFORNIA f•n•na Cl , I~'> I 1 4 4 4 J Gr•llln I I 0 0 0 I NEWYOltlt F!Quefo• (W, l).t) I l I I I 1 Gotwve I 0 0 0 0 O Save-Gos~o• lltl. HBP-L•nstord Cby Ftoueroa>. Dent, Re.J•d.M>ft Cby T•rwna1. 8•111-T.,_2. T-2 33.A-22,All. Stars Clash With Spikers At FV Tonight BASEBALL I SWIMMING I VOLLEYBALL Yenwn to End 20 Years a t OCC By JORN SEVANO Ot • DMY .,. ... ~ There's nothlng really unusual about an administrator reUrtng from a Junior college campus. As one person put it. "It happens all the time ." True, lt does. But ln tbe cue of Randall "Speed" Vernon you're not talking about ju.st another employee, you're talldnC about an In- stitution. SPEED, AS BE'S affectionately called by bis fellow workera and trieods, bu been associated with Oraqe Cout College for tbe past 20 years as the school's athletic coordinator. At age 62, he's announced his departure effective Sept. 30. "Heck. it's realty no bis deal." be says modestly. "This type or thing happens around here all the time.·· Vernon came to OCC in l9S8 after spend- ing 20 years ln the Marine Corps. Wendell Pickens, then the Athletic Director 8l OOC. approached Vernon and told h1m the campus could use an athletic coordinator. THE TWO MET to discuss the Job aad Vernon recalls, "I almost walked out when I was told what the salary wu. It wu $300. <Vernon had been makin1 $500 as a Marine captain). But then I changed my mind. RANDALL "SPEED" VERNON "I figured between the pension I would draw from the service and my salary, I'd have enouch to get by." Naturally, Vernon has a lot of memories or his years at OCC. speclalir.ed today." he says. '"Ibere are very few two-sport lett.erman due to the complext· ty of the games. ·•As a matter of fact. I have so many I can't recaJl them all," he says with a smile. But. he admits, his most memorable mo- ment came when OCC played in its only Junior Rose Bowl game in 1963. ··1 remember when I first started U wasn't too unusual to have a ;wimmer jump off the low board. quickly change his clothes and nm the low hurdles. come back and jump off the blgb board and then quickly come back and nm the high hurdles. •'Today, lt bas eotten so specialized the water polo players are usually not even on the swim t.eam." VERNON BAS ALSO seen many athletes come and go during his day. "I think the biggest difference between athletes then and now are they're so THE NUDES of varsity sports bas also C8ee SPEED, Pa1e 83 East Germans Sinking? . ' U.S. Swimmers Simply BetMr -Krause BERUN <AP> -The American-dominated World Swimming championships, the last big international swimming event of the year. has Jen battered East Germany looking tor answers for the 1980 Olympics. "There are still two years." East German freestyle swimmer Barbara Krause said an.er winning her country's only fold medal of the nine-day event. "Swimming will develop and it will be harder to win." s he said. assessing her own prospects and those of her teammates. "It's hard to tell who will be there." A new generation or young American swimmers dethroned East Germany's famed women swimmers at the West Berlin meet. breaking four or their records. THE AMERICANS WON 23 gold medals and accounted tor eight or the 14 world records set or tied al the International Swim- ning Federation FINA championships. "We had several chances that didn't work out," Krause said after winning the 100-meter freestyle in the meet's fmal night Mon- day with a time a litUe more than a quarter of a second short of her own world record or 55.41 seconds. "The Americans were simply better.'' she said. "You could see that very clearly." .... Pl.t!Omt Olvtne -I, ~t. U$A, ... t1 Potnta. 2. HoffrNM, bit Germ-... , ... 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Y. IP.» • Ftloctl, 11111v. 1:51.tt. FLORIDIAN DAVID McCAGG won the 100-meter men's The Orange County Stars and freestyle with a time of 50.24. James Montgomery of Madison. Santa Barbara Spikers can be Wis .. took second at 50.73, finishing just ahead of bearded crowd Tot•I IPO+Ml -Untied \t.llAIS, 473 pOll'". 5oY1~t Union. 204. East o.,,.,_, ., •. c...-. ISS ~. Wttl G.rmeny, t20. 8flt.ltl', "· HOit-. at. ~w-n. S-, Au11ret1•. So. •1•11'. S•. HunQMY. •\, J•P•n <l, YuQOll•vl•. 2'0. Sw1lnrlancJ, lO ~Oman••. ''· AN•ICO. ". CNcno.IO•••··· I'. Nt W lHI-. • -·y • h •n<•, ft. 8r•t11 t, °"""'.,' •· Ar~nuna. '· Puerto Rico.•. Eovot I. Bu•o••••. l. Be•v•um. 1 excused if they keep their at-favorite Klaus Steinbach of West Germany, a light-training 25- tacks under wraps tonight (7:301 year-old who set a European record of 50.79. in their Internationa l Volleyball Assn. regular season finale at Australia's diminutive Tracy Wickham left Americans Cyn- Fountain Valley High. thia Woodhead and Kim Linehan in second and third place to pick That's because the two teams up her second gold medal of the meet with a lime of 8:24.94 In the * Tiie ,,,..,, -11• the IOO petttc1pet1no ,.. llonl '" the ~ \wtmm1"' cNmpiofolntt>S. ,_ <1-MOftdey• ~ '"---Uftlled Slal~ Jl •• I Sov•tl VntOI' .. • • C.....• ' I ) A.nlt1ll• I CJ • have to square off in the IVA women's 800-meler freestyle. The time was 0.32 of a second over playoffs this weekend. The two-__ h_e_r_o_w_n_w_o_r_l_d_r_e_co_r_d _______________________________ _ match playoff series opens Fri· day at Fountain Valley before moving to Santa Barbara SWl· E ••I Gennllrv IO • Wes! ~"*IY .. • day. Santa Barbara, 25-8 on the year , has long since clinched the IVA West Division title and holds a 3·2 series edge over the defending IVA champion Stars (20-15). Leading the Spikers a r e Bebeto deFreitas aruL.w· Eymarcr.tWo memf>ers from the Brazil national team who broke league records this year. Another Santa Barbara ace is Rosie Wegrich, the JV A's most valuable female in 1977 who Johmon & SOit Prftlllf ••• USED C AR SPECIALS -.!'UCADILU.C: smw Full power. tllt wheel. cruise control, AMI FM stereo tape. Leather Interior & moonrool. 33,000 miles. (502707). Baseball Standi11gs AMERICAN LEAGUE West Division Kansas City Angels W L Pct. 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The 7·foot-1 Webster who earned the nickname "The Human Eraser" tor the shotblocklnt ability he dlaplayed in college al Morgan State. led Seattle to the National Basket· ball Assoclatlon playort finals last sea.son, hia lirsl u 1 starter after two years as a reserve with Denver. Webster averaged 14.0 points, 12.e rebounds and 1.98 blocked shots ~r same, ranklna ninth ln thl' NBA In the latter two cateaortes. Tt\e 26·1ear-old Webster tulfllla the Knlckt' need for a pur. cent.et'. a man who can clot the mtdcllt and dominate the boards. Allhouch aUll not a re· lined offensive phayer, Webster exc~I• on defense. ------Baltimore 71 58 .550 11 56 73 434 26 53 79 402 3017 76MABIY V-8. auto .. factory air, full power. AMI FM s~reo tape. heater. wlw tires. tinted oiass. wheel covers. Landau top. Jeather lntenor. eunroof. (855PUX) s9477 77MOMTI CAILO v.e. •u!C?., factOfY air. Pr'S. Pt'B, AiwFM rlldlo. tinted glass. wheel coven. C.ndau top. C~R) Cleveland Toronto " " ,....., .. 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Vert I~ 1 ll 9' .... ll't-..U ··~Qo.,,fll Orange County -Old~s: Lin.cot,, -M e1c1.iry Oealt1rah1p 77MAAk V AMI FM Qutctraphof'alc stereo tape, velour lnterlOr. lull pawer. CNIH oontrol. tilt Wf\ffl Auto held llghta. (743RSOJ .JOHNSON a SON [* l 2626 H~tbOr 81vd • Co~ta Mt18 • 540·~630 - MOTOR SPORTS I FOOTBALL I TENN.S lt ntvtt"-=before bul doll 't bl 1ur· prlled ll UM Mear1 r1 capture tNtcl·to-back US.AC dri'VIQI dM=-ipa, l..-a.-'\ 1 USA.C cta.mJ>lomblp car yet but ae D m WI ftnit 1ta1t at Ontario Svn· daJ ln lbe Callf onla 600. LiUle broth« ll.lel& Is ~ OQ the w,.y to ~ lhe .... of Lbo year t.bi.a JUI" and it could be BoeerDdl . Roller. ~ ooce llved In ea.ta tilesa. told the DaUy PUol SuudQ at R1~ iD,a bru- durin1 U.. SCORE ofr·road raca. \bat be will be ctri\rinl for Dick Bdlb at Ontario. Roeer ..... ........ has been a relular on lbe Mlnl· lndy circuit lh1s season and Will drl~ qain on Satlll'daJ. He wUJ ta.ft O\"et" the ur t.hn lrvlne'a John Marlin dro\'t earl er Uus season lo the cham· pion.ship ~r nee. Thf'J'e are those •n the o!r·road proiram who won't be sorry lo see Roger move lo USAC where he will ~ banned Crom particis{;uon ln the off· road c:U'Cwt d'\.l.rina bis tenure there. USAC pro- h1b1ts racing ror another group while competing ln 1tl> program BS'•.,.... te --~ S•t ...... 11 Also included in the mini-Indy competition Saturday will be Dave Bruns. a 32-year-old from Huntington Beach who was the SCCA Formula Ford champion last year. o .. ,.,~, ... - If some or the names in the series seem familiar, it's only be<:ause they are. Louis Meyer III 1s the grandson of three-time Indianapolis 500 wmner Louis Meyer. Bobby Unser, Jr. is the 22-year-0ld son of two· time lndy winner and 1974 and 1976 Ontario victor Bobby Uoser. Fanailg Effort Incidentally, when Roger Mears moves to the big cars. he will be the second to transfer from the mini-Indy series. Tom Bagley was tbe first and has been doing well this season. And Dick Simon or San Juan Capistrano along with Gary Bettenhausen, find the Super Vees used m the mini series a pleasant change of pace. ~ritfe• Proride TltrfU. One of the more entertaining races at the Riverside event came in the Jeep Celebrity race. Chad Ohanian <right> of Tustin landed this 238112·pound broadbill late Sunday night off the 14-mile bank after struggling with the fish for 13 hours and 35 minutes. Wife Lucille was the skipper aboard the boat. Eva L. Hoanian used mackerel for bait on an 80·pound test line. f'roaPageBJ Dick Smothers was the clear- cut victor with James Garner in second place. Both have had road racing experience of varied degrees and were among the favorites. UCLA FOOTBALL. • • Not so Ken Norton, the heavyweight boxing contender. Norton was running in third place despite missing a turn and being forced to circle and get back on the race course and losing considerable ground. KEN NO"TOlt But he kept flirting with the waJJ, going high al every opportunity and bringing a great deal of crowd reaction. He finally rolled the car and was out of the r ace, unhurt but more experienced than when he began. Martin Milner provided the crowd with a thrill when he came off a sidehill, rolled his jeep over a hay bale, kept the car in motion and continued on in the race lo finish third. His spectacular roll oc· curred in front of the grandstand just before turn :<ix. L-d Fl•ldln Tltlrd Orange Coast area drivers had their problems over the weekend. The best finish was a third by Mike Lund of Huntington Beach. Others competing from the area included: Tom Jay. San Clemente: Bob Giese, Costa Mesa: Doug Nadasdy, Newport Beach; David Tinoco, Huntington Beach; Danny Thompson, Sunset Beach: Don Vasquez, Huntington Beach; Mark Steele, Laguna Beach; Jerry McDonald. San Clemente; and John Gray, Corona del Mar. Fro•Pa~B2 SPEED RETIRES. • • grown dramatically under Vernon. When he started there were 12. Today. he services 26. "There were many times l would start my day at 7 a.m. and would be here until 11 p.m.:· he recalls. "Or course. as the school progressed my hours got better." An expert at erficiency. Vernon can still go to the files today and tell you what things cost in 1958. Del Mar ~ace Results ,..,..., .................. -''"'' Fl"I r<KA>-M!Uy Pl~ tto\I IMen•I >O 20. I 1 to. • <60. Pr~IOllt Plue IC!lepm•nl I oo. • •o. eerb t $ufttlllne IMt~l c 00 S.COM rec• •••• Oer• IM•n•I U 60. I 00. UO, L°"9 hll Llule I Toro I 11.a, •.40, Hli!IM!r.O Proof IM<H•rouel uo Delly Ooub4• II· II CNld ISJ to llllrd r~HI M CMCC...r~I tt to, •>.•. • .o. ltoY•l'a ..,_~ t'r.ul~I " llO, • .o. Nice H..- (llMMI • 10 U eucte CHI ll•HI u. so Fourtll ••<• fem•"• ISlloem1ur1 11.•0, 1 tO. • tO; .. f..-lllt (Qjl--l 1140 .. o. HlftOe lc..K .... ) uo. Flltll uo WllUIHt W•rbltr l!lemlretl • . .O, S,20, J llO; My'1k TIHltOey IMcC•trOlll UO. !UO, (Ion.. ,.. Rein lo.ti•l'-l 410 SJ .. t(t• l>-11 pelll10 so s11 111 rec• S11ort Ste111e IM<He ..... I c 60. ) 10. ) <0. l.OCIV "' w ... ,,_,>'°·'ta,!.-Jutlk• COllver"I J 00 S• ••11111 race ltltl•••• IM<Herouel a• ,o, n .oo, •.•01 l'OP~tlMP ISllOt<NkMI 1 IO. HO "'°4ra<1Out18elteHr I> JO !ltMll rece Mr l(OftOCIUI I Toro I 1 00, l 60, t to, SH fllO. CM<H•ro.,.I J 40. t tO. Mer<Kllo I l!MIMI I UO. Nlnlll r--lllbt1611t IM<CetrOlll n .a. 1 4'0, s oo: Hell 11!41 Ctl•roer CltOHltt) I 20, J ... Cle•et Oily CC/llenQI 4 91), U Ht(te IS ti INkl IS. 00 Al...,..,.. 12,,.1 with 1.631 yards. A dislocated elbow in the season opener with Houston hampered his effectiveness during 1977. but he should be ready to roll at right halfback in the veer and fullback in the 1. Owens, an NCAA and AAU hurdles champion. has netted 1,256 yards and seven TDs in his two years with the Bruins and will be at tailback when the Bruins shift to the l WAITING IN THE WINGS are running backs Freeman McNeill, Glenn Cannon, Ernie Saenz and Darryl Green, giving the Bruins ample talent in depth. In reserve at quarterback is senior Steve Bukich, a former Newport Harbor High All·CIF star. In addition to the aforementioned aerial targets for Bashore are 6·6 Scot Tiesing, 6·3 Fred Brockington. freshman Ricky Coffman, 6-3"'2 Kent Brisbin and others. Inside the offensive line are three returning starters-center Brent Boyd <240 pounds>. guard Jim Main <250)andtackleMaxMontoya <285>. SOPHOMORE GUARD Larry Lee <269) and senior tackle Bruce Davis <260) may plug up the two remaining holes. Also slated for heavy action is backup center Scott Reid <230). a former Newport Harbor High and Golden West CoUege star. Defensively the Bruins begin with Robinson 1209). who is seeking to become the nation's first three·time consensus All·American in nearly 30 years. The senior linebacker has accounted ror over 300 tackles while s tarting 23 straight games the past two seasons. With Robinson at inside linebacker is senior Jeff Muro <216), who made over 100 tackles while starting nine games for the Bruins in '77, OUTSIDE LINEBACKER Is where the Bruins' chief concern lies and they are hopeful sophomores Chris Elias <213), Brad Plemmons <209) and Glenn Windom (210), senior Ken Walker < 197) or Orange Coast College transfer Larry Hall (205> can plug the gaps. Manu Tuiasosopo <250> has switched from tackle lo nose guard and Donahue is hopeful this switch will pay off as a cornerstone lo his defense up front. Tuiasosopo earned second team All-American honors al tackle as a junior. Fro• Page.BJ_ NEWPORT *SKI * COM PAN~ Opening Soon Open S.ptemt>er to May 2500 w Coaat HIOhway •Newport Beech • 631-.3280 ~ Mlle East or Newport Blvd Vilas Shakes Illness From AP OI patches SOMERS. N .Y. Guillermo Vilas. hospitalized tor 48 hour last week with intestina nu. aMOunced Monda night that he will defen his United States Ope tennis title. Vilas had to wilhdra from a match in th $30,000 Lionel Tenni Week round·robin Sun day night because of th illness. At the time, lo Tirlac, Vilas' coach, said that the Argentine star was questionable for the U .S. Open because he had been reeling weak and dizzy. Flewd11g Breez~• SOMERS. N.Y . - Peter Fleming crushed Cliff Richey 6·1. 6·1 to capture th e cbam · pionship in the Lionel Tennis Week round· robin tournament Mon· day night. Fleming used a com· bination of hard serves and deep approach shots in easily taking the Sl0,000 first prize. s ...... nlt'ln• PORT WASH INGTON. N .Y . - Karen Hantze Susman, who won the 1962 Wimbledon women's s ingles title, captured her second match in the women·s qualirying tournament for the U.S. Open Tennis Cham· pionships Monday. Susman. who was the No. 2 ranked woman U.S. player m the 1960s, will play Elly·Appel Vessies of Holland to· day. Vessies advanced by beating Kym Ruddell or Australia, 6-1. 6·0. Maria Fernandez de· fcated Rayni Fox 6·1. 6·1 in the only upset of the day. Final Po11tponed BROOKLINE. Mass. -The scheduled cham· pionship match between Manuel Orantes of Spain a nd Harold Solomon of Pompano Beach. Fla., in the Slst U.S. Pro Ten· nis tournament was postponed Monday night because or a s teady rain. Orantes, the defending champion. and Solomon. seeded No. s in the event. will meet for the title toni g ht at Longwood before head· ing for the U.S. Open in Flushing Meadow. N.Y. Ope. Bopelu& NEW YORK -The mcn·s qualifying tourna- ment for the U.S. Open Tennis Championship turned into a late night program Monday when rain sent the players in· doors at various clubs around the New York area. In River Edge. N.J .. Brad Rowe of Modesto. ~ained the third round with an upset of Alvin Gardiner, Australia. 6·4. 3·6. 6·3. Rowe needs one more victory to gain the main draw and will face Gene Malin. North Hollywood, who beat India 's Ramesh Krishnan 6 3, 6·7, 6·2. Huntington Physicals Set 0 ••rr WIDE AREA of&~l~. •11.1• ;;::; NO DEPOSIT ON APPROVED CREDIT TUllCMy.Auguat29. 1978 DAILY PILOT fl3 PUBUC NOTICE NOTial INVITING HAl.•O~Celotl "OR TMI! CONSTltUCTIOH OPllC:.UST •oat ... ELO "ocw WATtE• ANO •l!CLAIMllO WAT•• 'ACILITIH liXl'IM• AUTMO"IZATION NOS. 11DtU ANO J71116 IP•O.IECT HOS. ttlll.JANO»U•I F0" TMll lllVINI "ANCM WATE• otST•ICT NOTICE IS HEAE8V GIVEN thel the I rvlne Ilene.II Weier Olstrk t ,,,. vltt~ MM! wtll l'IQ!w -1«1 P<OPOWlt (bldt I UC> to ttw IW>ur of 10 a.m on the 12tfl day Of SecJCember. 1971. •t 011 of. llce ol the E"Oillffr /Arcllilect. u 91Ylfl belOw, for 1vmlshi"9 IO Slld 01~ lrltt ••I 1r.,MI0'1•1ion. nw11rl11l, equipment. llllor, -V1<es. and ~­Pllfl llKHSMY lo cOMtN<I Slld wort !Of the Olstrl<1. 11 wl\lcll •lme wld propowls wtll be P\lbll<IY ~ and rHd •loud 11 Ille ofllc:e ot Boyle Enol-lllQ Corllorltloll, ISOI Quell StrHt, P 0. Bo• Jll30, HeWOOr1 Beed> CAt2"3. S.ld bids ltlell <Oflfom'I IO altd be re~slve to ,,,. contr1e:t CIOcumeftts lor wld work as ,...retOlore -oYed by Hid 01\lrlct -mu~ 1111 .ccom· POnled by the wcurlly referred to llllreln. Coc>ltt otl IN cont red doc:uments are on Ille 11114....., be ..-Md"' IN Of· •Ice of 11'9 District -In the oHIU OI Ille Enoi-/Ar<llitecl •I the •bow eddrHS. CoplH of Ille SPKlllcetlont •nd Ol>- pro1lm1lely -·11.tlf K.ale reduud drewtnos rney be --at IM of· flee of Ille E~/4 "1111e<l llY IMIY· !Mflt of \IS.OD~~ -tllis CO•I II not refund.ct• rtQl<dless Of ,...,. Iller Ille pl1ns end -lflutlons ere ,... turned. Full·~H WU of dfitWI~ may ti. o11t1lntc1 et• cost of Sl.00 from tlll Enolneer/Ar<llilect. °'9<111 ""II be ,,,_ IMIY-to lrvlM Ran<l'I wei.r Oi$trl<t. Pl•n• and -1flca1lon1 will be malled. UllOfl reque<t. lo pr0JCMK11•e bldcMfl for •n lddlllonal '2.00 lnon· relunc:l•bl•I to cover 1111 cost of POlllQe and lllndtlnQ Und~r th• pro¥1\tont of th• <A11lorn1a ~Coe», ,,.,. 0.rtKtor of the Oeper1mHll Of 1~r111 Relahon• 11es oeter""necl the prn•illno rate ot We9ff tor lhe •oc.allly In wlllch ti. work 1\ to be~ -Ille Irvine Randi Wet!llf Olstrkl hes adOptlc:I wld prevalllno ••I• of w~. "' <OPY of ,.,.v prev .. llnoretesareon me ii ti. Offke otl tlll Irvine t:tancn W.ater 01• trlct and INll Ill' mlde av.all•ble to 1ny Interested perty on req.,.st A COP'f 01 SUCll W8Qe rates sllall 1111 ~I· eel on tlW' }Ol>Slte t>y Ille Contractor. 11 \11111 be ~lory uP011 Ille (Oft· tr.utor lo wnom the contract h ewarcled. Mid _. eny WCIC:onlr.ctor ~r lllm. to pey not less 11\an the •P•<lll•d rein to 111 workmen employed by u.m In the eae<utlOfl Of ,,.,. <onlra<I. E1tll bid or ~I sl\111 be ~ out 0< Wbmlltecl on • form fumlilWld •• 1>41rl of IN conlr«I CIOC-tl. and m1at be «~eel l>'f • c.snie.·s tl>Kk, • <Mtlllld dW<k. « • -·· bonll In .,, amount not 1.u ll\ln •~ ot Ille •mOVftt of lhe ll<d. ~ payalll• to Ille order otl, or for tllt! llt!nefll of. wld Ols1rict, ••the use may bl; 1nc1 tlC:ll bid or p._.i •Mii be Jffltd and meet wltn Die SKre1¥Y of IM Olslrkt at or belOA Ille time In 11111 notk• pn>- ••-· Tl• --...ntloMcl <lwO or bonll Shall lie C)lwn ~ 9U"fill'IM 11111 Ille bidder wlll .mer Into • CCWllrect wllll the Olstrkl It awanled 1111 -rll. M>d wlll be de<l1rect forfeited If Ille wtcH\hJI blaotr retuses lo enter Into seld contrlCI The Bolrc:I OI O.reclor• of W 011· l•l<I rt!Vnle\ , ... nQlll 10 ••!Kl •ny end ell 1)1CIS, -10 w1lw ..,., -ell lrreoul•rllv in any bid Publi!'>lled OrotnQO <:ANSI Oally Pilot. AUQ. 2S, 2'1. 1'11 PUBLIC OTICE P\181.JC NO'DCB ,, ... ,. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF T"USTEE'S SALf T.S. No. CHEA•ow On Sept •S. lt1t. ~ • 00 AM .. •• 0... tv •DPO•nt~ Tru\tee und~f' •"0 pUrWenl lo OMd OI Trust eucut.., br Ec!w•rd T Ole,_ recor-NOif •i. ""· •S IML No. 2•m. In -., .... P"Qt 012. Of Olflc .. 1 RKordS In cne Of· lice of Ille County Re<orclff ol ~•"Gf County, Slall'otl c.i1tomta WILL SEll. AT PUBLIC AUCTIO .. TO HIGHEST BIOOEll FOR CAS!i n!l:l• t1Nv1111e 11 lime OI .. ,,. 111 ,_.., NOTICE INVITING ••os .,_, ________ __. mono of ..... Ulllled Slltesl •t .... Nollte Is hereby o•ven ,~, lhl' PUBLIC NOTICE lronl •nlrlnCe 10 .... U.S. Post OtflCf Bo1r<I ol TrvftMI of Ille Coast Com· IOClttd II 10932 Pine SlrNt. C11Y ol mun1ty Coll-O•strict of Oranqe SUPl!"IO'I OOUllT OF THE LO'I Alemiloa 811 rlQllll, l1lle and ·~ County. c.111orn11. wlll rKl'IW W-.ll'd STATE Ol'CAUf'OtlNIA l'O• '"'"' con....,.O IO -now -.,, " bl~ up to 11 00 • m. Frtdav. Sec> THE COUNTY OPO"ANGE -r Slkl Oledol Trvst 1ft t11e proper lember •S. 1911. et ,,,. Purelll"no Ne.~ IY 111u•t@d 1n woe1 County -Sute O.pt. of llkl "'-' d1str.cl IOClled at H 0 TI CE OF H l!A "I NG OP dtscrolled~· 1310 Adam\ Avenue. Cosl1 Mesi. PETITION POtt PllOeATE OF WILL Loi 171 of Trect 33'3 IS -mep •• (allfor"'•· al Wiii<" time se•d blch Wiii ANO FO" LETTE•s TESTAMIN· corded ln 8ooll 112, p-314 on bel)Vl>ll<lyopeN!(l-rNdtor TAllY ANO"°" AUTMO•IZATIOH <IUllV• Of Ml\all-.S ""-•In "'4! MACHINE SHOP EOVIPMENT TO AOMINISTE• UNOE" TME Office of -County Rec-ot UICI IL•llln & Mlllsl • Or•noe Co.st INDEPENDENT AOMINISTltATION <OUnlY Coll-OF ESTATtlSACT Tiie slfMI -en -other wm· All bods are to be •n .cco.dan<t •1111 Estate OI EOMUNO JAMES C•N· mon des1QMC-. 11 11'11'. ot the rfff Ille lnslructlonl -CondlllOfll •nd TILLON Oe<Nsed pr-rty ~llled .0.... Is purported Speclllcatlom '°"'"" ar. now °" Ille NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN It.el lo II• 1713 81,,em• Pl•ce. C•\I• and m1y .... wcured 1n Ille olllt• ol Ille ANN WHEDON CANTILLON ,,., llled MO• Pur<ha\lno AQen1 ot w1d \ChOOI c:llS ,,.rein • Plhlion tor ProOlte Of Wiii Tiie unde<"oned Trvslft d1Kfl4ms trlcl •nd tor iswanc• of LeUl'f\ Tinlamen· Inv 11at11ll1Y lor f/lfly >ft<ornctneA otl Eacll l>odl!Pr must S<Jbm•I w1111 hi\ tirv 10 l~e ll#l•tloner ind tor '"" '''"' -•n M>d -<omtnOn !Md • <Ull~\ Cllt<I<. <t'f11flH <II«~. Autl>Orllllloft to Adm<ntlter -tlle dt\1qn1tion,,. ...,, ''-" 11ett1n or bidder''\ bo'1d ,_ PAY•l>W to the Independent AdmlntSlr.tllCWI of E\Ulltt '>aid ~le w111 be ,,_, but ••l!lout order OI ""'Colst CommlJlllly COlleQC' Acl, relt'fttnel' lo wl\t<ll ,, m.oe tor co••n1nt or_,.,.,.,, ••c:wnt or Im Olslrlct Board ol Trusteo In •n fU<11Wr P•rtlcul.vs, ~ thel Ille time plied, rf!')Md•no till•. llOSWUlon, or amount not le.s !Nit five pertent IS\o I end pl•t• Of ,,..,mo the ~• 111s •n<IH'llllr~ to PIY uw ,...,..1fll119 OI 1111 sum bid es• ~-.tee 111e1 llw .,..,. Ml tor~. s. 1'11. et 10.00 • m.. prlnc:lpet sum of 1111 ftOtelsl _.,eo bidder wlll enlt'f Into Ille pr~ in Ille <OU,,,_,, of Oeo¥1,.,....t No. J by said Deed ol Trust. IO·w •f · Contrect II U.. ...,... ~ _.,_ to Of seld '°""·at 100 Cl"'< c:...1er Orlw Stt.tSO oo. wllll Int-" Ille,_, es him. In the-I OI f1llu..e 10 enter In· weu. 111 Ille City 01 S•nl• A,,. prov....., 111 Wld _,,,, •~t to slleft' ClM'tlnle1, lhP ~ .. Iha Ql...,11,1 any, ~1.rms oftild' lSMi 01 c:lle<k will be lorltlted. or in 1111 cete Oiied Auoust 16. 1'79. Trust. fees. """'~ -••~ OI of• bond. Ille full sum tN!reof Wiii be WIUJAM E. St JOHN. the Tru~tee -Of II• 1rusb cruled foneilec:I to wid scr-1 c1<strl<1. CollntY '''"" by· .. 111 O...CS of Trust. No bl-fNY wllh«-""bid for Pl.AIA & WA••EN Tiie bentflCIMy ~ Slid °"" Of • perloa Of lor1y five C•SI Illy\ •Iler ue1 wtttcll" Or. s.t,. Jn Trust her~totor• uKvted -de !I'll ..... Ml lor tllt-•no ,,.,.,.... NIWMrt ...... CA hwrec:I lo .,,. ~ • ""'""" The Board Of Trust~ rewrvts lfwo TeL u1 .. u1 Oetler•llOfl OI o.i ... 11 -Oemend prlvileoe Of ,.jecuno e11y and •II bl<H AttotMY• * P'ltlt""-' tor S••e. •nd • wrnten Nollte of or to w•I•• eny lrreoul.trlllH or In Pullll'h<!d Or~~s!.RJI D.!!fyll._~!IC~~ OUXleU~~JA.llla. tt~'!'}r7 , • • , ,_., ·~~~~··Hi~O..· ·· ._ • lt~&.""',.SON • ;-i· I• Oe11u11 itncl ElecOon 10 Seu to 11».r. S«ly &Oardot'frustees torded 111 uw COllllCY Wllere 11111 ,_,, <>Pttn Sept IS. mt It OOa m PUBLIC NOTICE property ts louted Publlslled Or...,. Coif! O•llY Pilot D•t•. AU91'51 1• ••• ,. AUQ 29. Sept S, 19/t WPe"l<>f' COUllTO .. TNE PROPERTY INVESfMENt c1S7 71 ASSOCIATES n•T• OflCALlll'OfnjlA FO" .. ,..d Trust ... PUBLIC NOTICE SUPE9'1<>f' OOUU OP 'Ql;r--- ITATll ~ CALl'°"NIA '°" THE COUNTY OF O"ANGE .... A.,.,.7 NOTtC• 01' HEA"ING OP ~•TtTIOM flOA ~T•OP WIU. ANO &.En••s TUTAMllNTA"Y POlt TIH AUTMO•IZATION TO AO· MINISTE" UNOllll THI INO•PtEN~NT AOMINIS'TltATION 01' tlSTATHACT Estele ol CHARLES JOSEPH SMITH, OK .. aed NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN lhel SYLVIA ELOISE SMITH r..1 filed hueln • PtllliOll 1or ,,._._ OI Wiii •lld lot IHIH"C• Of Llltfr\ Tnl-n tery to 111• p11111on1r I nd 1or Au111Ml,.llon lo Aam11111t..-unotr ,,.,. lndtpenc!OM AOmlnl,lr .. ICWI OI [•tato Att, rel..-• lo wl\1(11 '' m-'°' 11.rll•tr perlltvteu, •NI INI '"' "-And pl.Cl Of ntlfl"O IN ,.,... hi\ bHn Ml tor Sfol 1. 1'71 II 10 00 I m >ft Ille CO\lf-OI Oeilerl"""'I NO J ol \lld t-1, 11 100 (IYI( Cellltr Orlw Wl\I 1n lht City ol Sentc Ana (.elllOfNI O•ltd AUQV\I , , •• ,, WIUIAM I St JOHN. County Cltr\ vlll•NA,.OOllll[N MtlWll•IMNal ... h!Wlll4 I.ea A.....,, CA Mitt ,., 0111-.u• Alt•MY• fW: ""'" ...... Pu0411..0 Or-C:.0.tl 01lly f'llol, THI COUNTY o .. OAANOll Millon s l(ret1 HO. A· .. ,'1 Auth><1recl SO-Cur~ NOT•C• OF MIAlllWG 0" Publl\hedOronoieContO.llyPIJ91. PITITIOH f'Oa.~Tf 0fl WILL ~ ) tt1t -ANO LITTll•S TllTAMl .. TAltY UQ.ll.1'.-• - Olt IN THtl AUl"NATIVIE flOll ~It LITTl•S 0, AOMINISl'ltATION WITH WILL A .. N•x•o. flOll AUTMOAllATION TO AOMINISTllll UNOUl THI IN~PINO•NT AO- MINISTllATIOftOP &ST&TUAC'r. E\lelt 01 Q.<IVIO KEITH OAAH4M. .... o AVIOIC GAAH4M 0ec .. wo NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ill.ti MARILYN A G4LBREATH IMlt llled M••ln • 0011tlO<I for PnlOtte Of Wiii •nd _.,_ Of LAtten fet.'-1• 10 IM P<tllt'-or In llw •I-• lor LellH'\ ol edmtn4Jlt.tllon wltll Wll 1nneud ""' fO< -ltelle4' to m1ftlll•r u-tlle 1"4111e'*nt m•nl1lr•llOll Of l!Slll•• A<I, ,....,_ 10 whl(ll " m•d• IOr turtne pull<ulef\. •"" 11111 IM 11me • plKI ol 11 .. ri"O tht-hatbeell 1or ~Pl•-12, ttll, .. 10 ... em In IM C0"'1•90ftl of~ No OI Wld <ovrf 411100 CM< Cetltff Ori Wf\I 111 Ill• City ol ,..nl• An• C1llf0fn•• 0AllO AUOllSI 11. ttlt WIU.IAMI. SUOMN, C-yO.r' STIA"NS, OltOIS, jljl()()•I 9Mfl!ISCM ,.,,, • WWllMr .. .,. • ........... CaolHlnlle -Iel: .. ,.,,,, .._., ........... ....... ,..,.. ..... Orlll9t c .... 0..11• ,.ooc. PUBUC NOTICE Honea TO QIOtTOltS ..,....., sur11•te11t c:oun oio. '"E' S'TATI OftCAUflOl' .. IA "°" Tiii CIOUWTY M OllANGI In lhll Mllltr ef tlte E .. ete ot 00"0THV I( ..... IU.11'$, D«H_, Notk:e ~...,..., QI..., te <~ tte••no t1.i1M 19111111 111e Ml4I .... -I lo Ille Mid d.i"" 111 Ille olft<# Of \lie (I~ flf tlle -.t.lld <-1 Of lo """"' ,_, ............. l9ntll •• ... office OI AOel!ltT W. ()MEii. 24S (HI Oow A"'t., Suite aOI, ~-. (A '1501, •II~ lenw Office I\ Ille 111.q of bu\lneH Of Ille""°"'"'*' Ill ell • teH ~ to ..id Hiett S.Cll <Ill-WHtl Ille llKMMrY _...,, m"'' Ille tl*I., _,...led a\ __ ><I wt1111n '°"' monlt•• •tt•r •IMI lln• l)UllHOllOll ot ltlo~ -ICe 0.ted AllQ II, t•1' JOSEPH 0 PHILL~PS f. JAMU 0 P'41LllPS ElllKUlonff tlle w111 ....... ~ llO•l•TW.OMalt "JIMtOlltoeA""' ""' .... •IH'N•ll. CA,, • L-.!~~!:=!:!!!!~.JI Allt tt. U, 1' •• ,. Auou11 n, ». 2'. lt71 PY4>11"'911 er-. CNtl Oell'r....., Auo11•' n, "· 5"I s. 12 • ..,, .....,. .. ,. I Business Dollar Still Needs Bolstering Abroad By DIR'l'C\Ja&I a -...-iiiiiilliilii......, For emollonal lovolve· meat. U.. baven~ ~n ma01 eccmomSc and financial newa at.oriel w..&y to rival tbe doUar'a dee ll.ne ln rontp exchaoie. Reaerv arc: 1euln1 cloi.t acru\lo)' rollowlna &he pr .. I · dent'• ttt'tf1t dedarallon that be •H "deeply coo~rned" about the dollar'• &lump. 111aln1t some teadlng rorelan curnnclet tham lnnatlon rates •nd mooey·1upply trends would aeem to Justify. One reason for this, analysts ••Y, wu that speculators in the exchan1e market saw the C~r admlnil&latlon as lndtrferent to the altuaUon and therefore un· llkoly to take any strong action to revel'fte It. some oblervera remaln •ktp. Tb lullbM lmpact tn tJda couatry of CU1•W1 Ouet1.taUons would aHm to be a mall: ~la;?,.,, Atoet1ca hHe aQ ar nperi N cba.nt· Ucal th.at much Pf'OlfUI can be rpadc toward wmlnt the dollar &roUDd ualll lbe country mahs acme budway on another. rtllt· td problem -lnflaUon lq r dallan ror J apa.nmw yen or fraoc:t or Gennan ma~ aUT 11J08 15 •&qUITe·lDch p1p4!r rtttan&les wnh th~ dls· UncUve a lnk OD lhe back obviow.11 •~ important lO peo- ple aa symbols, as .. en as unit.I or le.al tender .. Sound .., a dollar:· lhe aaytna .. ent. TUEi& ARGUMENT, ilrlpped down to ver)' lmpllflC!d rorm, ls that the •PP"•' or dollars compared with other form• of wealth bcaan to decllne because there were JU!jt too many ol them coming off the covemment 's pnntln1 pr ues After that. market psychology took over. "NATURALLY. THIS indlf· ftrt1ncc provides an enormous Incentive to those who are apecuhaUng against the dollar," Albert H. Cox Jr .• president or Mt.>rrlll Lynch ~conomics. ob· sPrved recently Thus, h e said, the ··speculative snowball" carrying the dollar downhill kept growing and picking up speed. So policy movH by lbe C1rter admlniltration and lbe Federal Tbb s ummer the dollar bu rallen much more steeply Promotions Reported Coast Busine sses List P e r sonnel Moves Paclflc Mutual, Newp()rt Beach. ha!\ appointed the following personnel appointments: -Bennett Camr, Orange, has been named assistant vice president for individual claims With the company since 1953, he was named director forindividualclalmsln 1974. -John T. Colleotine, Irvine. has been named· assistant vice president for estate a nd business plans. He joined the firm in 1973 as director in that department. -WIWam D. Cveagros, Laguna Niguel, has been named assistant vice president for estate and business plans. He is private placement manager for the company and pension client assets and Joined the company in 1972. -James R. Munay, Santa Ana. bas been named assistant vice president ror group benefits. He Joined the company in 1953 and became direc tor of that department in 1974. -Roger W. Beck. Irvine, has been named as· ~istant vice president for group administration. He Joined lhe company an 1962 and is responsible ror administration. service and support for group in· surance cases. -Richard H. Heiman. Art'adia, has been named assistant vice president, group underwrit· ing. He joined the company in 1952 and has been rhief group underwriter * Albert C. Becker. El Toro. former vice presi· dent of sales for Vnlloc. Inc., Irvine, has assumed responsibility for the company's overall marketing direction. His new title will be vice president- sales and marketing. Uniloc is a subsidiary of Betz Laboratones. HCkaa Trevose. Penn. He has been with the com· puny since June 1977 and is former vice president- international operations and director of marketing for Hach Chemical Co., Ames. Iowa. He was previously associated with Betz Laboratories as plant ma nager. quality assurance manager and research chemist . Recker is a member of the Amt,orican Management As· soclalion and the American Chemical Society. * Amcord, Inc .. Newport Beach. has announced the following personnel appointments: -Eugene M. Thomas, Tustin, has been named vice president and assistant controller, He -~---,-0-Firm List s P8f!r No Stock WIDE AREA P ayment COVERAGE Oxoco, a Newport ODUJGE C() L.A Beach independent oil IW1 i .-· and gas producer, has •J .JO announced net income of $12,788, or no cents per a ~ share, on revenues of _ $1 ,262,410 for the six months ended June 30. NO DEPOSIT ON This compares with APPROVED CREDIT net Joss of $38,000, or 1 cent, on revenues of $892, 738 for the like period in 1977. Joined the company In 1973 and had previously l>erved as corporate controller of ITEL Corp. -Cyril P . Taylor, Huntington Beach, has been named vice president. Former assistant con- troller and manager of auditing, he joined the company in 1971 Warren Thomson, Corona del Mar. has been named marine market specialist ror fIT Jabsco Products, Costa Mesa. manufacturer of marine pumps and accessories. He assumed the position after four years al Wilcox·Crittenden as product development manager • Arthur W. Bayliss, Huntington Beach. has been appointed a vice president of South Coast Na· tlooal Bank. Costa Mesa. He started his career in banking at the Bank of Montreal. Canada. in 1954. Duties will include implementing new bank programs. liaison with county business and in· du~try and supportive activities ror bank manage· ment. Del W. Vocam, Newport Beach, has been appointed manager production control planning at ITT Cannon Electric, Santa Ana. He ts in charge of shipping and traffic. re· ceivlng, raw material and production control for Southern California. He was previously corporate material manager at Computer Automation. Inc .. Irvine, and manager production and material control at Bourns, Inc., Rivers ide. * Na lion al Education, Newport Beach . has appointed Jule Goldberg president or its Bryman Group subsidiary. also headquartered in Newport Beach. He is director of the Bryman School in Canoga Park. a Po!>l he has held the past 21,., years * G I o r I a Z i g n e r • p r. cs 1 de n l of G I o r i a Zigner & Associatec;. Inc .. has been named Orange County editor for Palm Springs Life magazine. People with ne ws of sot1al events or happen- ings in the Orange County area may send the in· formation to Ms . Zigner at 328 North Newport Blvd .. Newport Beach, CA 92663. or telephone 645-6300. * Patricia L. McClure, Irvine. has been named guest relations hostess at the Disneyland Hotel, Anaheim. She will greet Incoming guests and VIPs. direct registration traffic. and serve guests' needs. She also will s upervise the guest relations desk. She is former e xecutive hostess for the San Diego Trust and Savings Bank in San Diego • Grace B. Graber. Irvine. has been promoted to vice president residential staff of Western PacUlc Financial Corp., Newport Beach. Mrs. Graber. who succeeds W. Michael Rodgers, will head the department and direct the mortgage money allot· ment requests for the company's four nationwide geographic regions. She is also responsible for compiling weekly market surveys of mortgage money rates in those regions She will handle the technical writing for the company's residential loan manual and oversee the compilation of the forms catalog. both ongoing opera tions. She is the corporate un. derwrlter for the company und a delegated underwriter of gov· ernmenl mortgagl' lending pro· grams. Her duties include manage· ment (E~!i!t.1:!1!!~!;:11~::1:'.~~~~~~~~~~~"J""':: rtgag; ~hn~e t>p~rlltlon, a division resmcted to California, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~which purchasfS real estate Gl·Z-POl·INAK ' DOESN'T MAKE ANY SENSE DOES IT? ~1ther dOltl porm1n1no your 11v1nga to auccurnb to skyrocl<etlng 1ntl1tlon In • low-yi91d NVlngt •<:count Anaheim Home Loans . offt1'9 an lntelllgent alternative. Let them be your tOUOhltOM to a HCUre & tlmple lnvntment tutu,... 10% INTEREST SECURED ! witll STEADY, SAFE, TRUST DEEDS c•,_o..,.. ................. . 774-0601 -ffMl41 Anaheim Home Loans 1888 8outb Bl"OO~ St., 9uJ&e 0. Anaheim ' loans produced by banks. She joined the com pany three years ago at Its Lakewood, Colo .. office. where she served as a branch supervisor. She was later promoted to the Oenvcr oHice as a regional underwriter and assis· tant vice president. She transfeTTed to the corpora· lion's headquarters m Newport Beach last year, serving as assistant vice president of residentitil staff untll ~er present promotion. * Carl Karcher has bePn nominated ror man-Of· the-year by the Multi-Uni\ Food Servlce Operators, a national oraanl1atlon or restaurateurs. He Is rounder and president of Carl Karcher Enterprises. which own11 and operates Carl's Jr and Taco de Carlos Restaurants. The wlnnet' will be selected rrom among six monlnees and an nounccd Oct. 17. • n. Ronald Elclrldce, Balboa, has been named vice president and general manager of Fortin Lamlnallng Co~. The company Is a raw m ntertal manufacturer and supplier Lo the electronics industry. He Jolncd the company from rrr.caonon. San· ln Ana • B•ITY L. HMven bas joined I.be lttlM Co.'' commercial lndustrlal dlvialon as lLI Industrial sales mnnqcr. llt> previoualy Wll1 AHOClated with lh~ Irvine orrlcP of the Seeley Co u~ an lnduatrlaJ sa.Je repre~entalive. ( NEWSANAU'SIS J At some potnt. a decltnln• cur- • rency la auppoMMS to reach a level where goods produced in lta home country become so •t· tractlvely· priced that foreigners step up their buying ln that cur· rency. SIMULTANEOUSLY, goods from strong-currency countries become more and more ex· pensive, diminlshinC purchases or them from weak·currency countries. This "self-correcttna" process baa been slow Lo take hold this Ume because of the perceived indifference in Wasblqton and a couple of other factors, Cox wrote. their ro.reip compeULons · aooda by rai1in1 their owo prtcea almost as much. "THIS HAS OBVIOUSLY blunted the Impact or the dollar'a drop In reducing Im· porta, .. be nid. Henry Kaufman, a partner it Salomon Brothers. noted that the dollar got a lift last week from the tint steps taken by the government aimed at braclq It up: an increase in the discount rate by the Federal Reserve. and the Treasury's plans to sell more gold "Towards the close. however. roreian exchange markets were looking for further. somewhat more decisive governmental ac· lions in defense or the dollar. particularly those aimed at slowln& American Inflation," he said. CONFERENCE SPEAKER Robert H. McKinney For one thing, he aald. this country's domestic inflation rate has been higher than ex· peeled. In addition, he pointed to "piggybacking" by U.S. pro· ducers who have chosen to respond to higher prices for Loan Board Chief Due at Con/ ere nee B4NK OFFERS IRVINE CUSS Robert H. McKinney. chairman or the Federal Home Loan Bank Board. wtll speak al the luncheon at the 16th annual Economic Outlook Conference at the Anaheim Convention Center Sept. 21. Appointed by President Carter to a four-year term in June 1977, McKinney will talk about the role the Federal Home Loan Bank Security Pacific Bank will or. fer a 10-week seminar in Irvine on financial management for the s mall business owner or manager. Board plays in regulating home mortaaae financing. McKinney will focus his re- marks on "counter-cyclical ef· rorta planned by the bank board as a means of providing stability to housing mortgage industry" and the "Importance or housing finance in lhe local economy." Carter's Indiana election cam· paign. The conference is sponsored by the Orange County Chamber of Commerce in cooperation with the United States Small Business Administration, the United States Departments of Commerce and Energy, and the United States Environmental Protection Agency. Forty-two Orange County organizations are cooperating sponsors. Enrollment is limited and the fee of $140 includes text. rhaterials and parking. Topics include financial stale· ment analysis, cost-profit· volume analysis, profit planning and cash budgeting, capital budgeting, sources of capital and estate planning. The series will begin on Sept. 12 and will run through Nov. 14. Classes will be held at Corona del Mar High School. Newport Beach. More information is available at <213) 613·5636. BEFORE HIS nomination to the board. McKinney. an at· torney. was chairman or the First Federal Savings and Loan Association, Indianapolis, and was chairman and chief ex ecutive officer of the Jefferson Corp .. an international firm deal· ing in manufacturing, insurance and construction. He headed The confe rence cost or $35 per person includes lunch. con· ference materials. and sessions. Ticket Information 'is avilable from the Orange County Chamber or Commerce office, 634·2900. NEW YOllK IAP Croueo 41 ... 41 ... -fl>e tol-.,. tis CutlrFecl t"" w. I\ • Mlec:ll'CI •I· 0."lbM u 2' ICl\•I S«urlll g:.. l.b Wt ,... 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It fetched $2.2 mllllon for the General TheoloclcaJ Seminary of New York, which put it oo tbe market to raise an endowment tund for Its library. This bas been one of the rtcbest yeara for book eollee· tors and dealert, witb tbe marketing of such coveted rarlUes u a 15lb century Flem.isb BoOk of ffoura; a first edition of Mark Cateaby'a "Tbe Natural Hlatoey of Carolina, Florida and the Baba ma Islands.'' · Money's Worth the earliest known book on American birds, with colored illll-'t.r a- tlons. Ezra Pound's first book. "A Lume Spento;" plus a large collection of Erne$t Hemingway correspondence. Never has interest in this type of lnvesting been so acute. says George Lowry, president of Swann Galleries, New York, largest specialty rare book auctioneers in the United States. Long neglected by tbe public, rare book eoUectina bas been vlfM'ed in the past as a bobby of the rich. While old coins, stamps and art have boomed, rare boob have climbed in value at a steady but unspectacular pace until now. NEOPHYTES SHOULD NOT enter this area for quick killings. Rare books and manuscripts should be bought first for the love of the items. the pleasure of ownership. Money-making should be viewed as a corollary, aner learning about how to collect. Collections can cover many fields: paperbacks (the firs t Penguin Paperback 1s worth more than SlOO l; mysteries. science. telephone books, directories <the first New York City Directory sold recently for more than $1.0001 They can create a field. ''Why not coU~l every book published in Cleveland in 1931, for instance?" asks Lowry. Or. -SCIENTIFIC AND MEDICAL papers describing vital discoveries and inventions. "Do Revolutionibus," Copernicus (1543 >. which went from $11,000 in 1963, is over $100.000. II. D. Smyth 's report heralding the atomic age, published in 1945, 1s ~t the $1,000 mark. -Modem first editions. ln addition to Faulkner, other hot authors are F. Scott Fitzgerald, John Steinbeck and Ernest Hemingway < Hemin~way's hl~h school yearbook of February 1916, containing his first published story, "Judgment of Manitou." recently sold for $1 ,000. I -Press hooks Important names are Doves Press, Kelmsrotl Press. The L1m1ted Editions Club -Children's books. Lewis Carroll's "Ahce in Won- derland" commands $10,000 to $20,000. -Books on photography. maps, atlases. and 19th cen- tury literature in fine condition command good prices. -Limited and signed art books. Jn addition to Chagall, Picasso. Calder and DaH books draw premiums. Stock Market Hit By Deficit Report NEW YORK <AP> -The stock market fell today as the announcement or a widening trade deficit overcame encouraJting news about inrlation. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was off 3.99 points to880.89. Declining issues outnumbered lhose advancing by 3-2 among NYSE-listed issues. The Commerce Department said the lrade deficit totaled $2.99 billion in July. up from June's $1.6 billion. The July tally, the fourth-largest ever. had bee n expected to show a decline. and the government said it still expects the trade gap to narrow in coming months. Sta~lu In Tia .. Spotllglal NEW YORK IAPI· S. .. \, 4 pm ~Ice -Ml Cl\oMIQt of Ille lllleen moil •tltft N-Yo<1< Stock Ea<.,... lnut\. ~rn:~S."t~'°'.""11' • 1 ~'~·~" l~" • ··· H•I Airline~ . "'·'°° 31'• -'• Pen Am . S.31, •~ New Yor~CAPI F1,..1 Oow·Jone• a .... ~ nOCKS HI Low Cl<>Mt C JO lnO °f:i',1 ~s t7US "° _._ 3~ 20 Trn , .. IS U101to51 741.76-1.07 IS Ull 10. t9 10..'IO IOS ... 10. 16 • 0.07 &S s11o J04 99 307.:i. 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A hired killer mulls 111s .. »gnment and flees wn11e being 101nlly pursued bV nos own criminal e•ecu t~andthflF BI fD MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT C'haa•el l..lsf i•g• 9 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles D KNBC (NBC) LC's Angeles D KTLA (Ind ) Los Angeles G KABC·TV(ABC) Los Angeles Cl) KFMB (CBS) San O•ego G KHJ-TV (Ind) Los Angeles III KCST (ABC) San Diego e KTIV (Ind) Los Angeles 8) KCOP·TV (Ind) Los Angeles SI KCET-TV (PBS) Los Angeles e KOCE·TV(PBS)Hunungton Beach Reasone r To Co-anchor '60 Minutes' NEW YORK (AP> Harry Reasoner, who rejoined CBS this s ummer after eight years as evening news anchorman al ABC. will become a fourth cor· respondent on the network's "60 Minutes" prime time news magazine, CBS said today. For Reasoner , it is a return lo "60 Minutes." a program he in· troduced with Mike Wallace in September 1968. Wallace. Dan Rather and Morley Safer cur· renlly anchor the popular pro· gram. C BS SAID T HAT under a rotating pattern to begin later this year. each of four cor· respondents will appear three weeks out of every four. The format for "60 Minutes" will re- main the same, with three ma- JOr stories broadcast each week. 'Ii) PAWf WITH NANCY "Rain In Prnlao.fpnta .. (() JOKER'S wtLO 7:30 f) THE MUPPET& Quasi Judy Cotlln1 I CAHOID CAMa,A NEWLYWED GAME ®) HOUYWOOO SOU ARES 0 JOKER'S WILO Q) THE ODO COUPLE Oscar devetopa an ulcet and blames Felix lor 1t m 28TONIGHT Focuses on tenn11· .. Grand MHt«S .. including Pancho Gonzales and Frank SeOo· men, on the eve or Iha 1978 US. Oi>en Tennis Cnamplonshlps In Flushing Meadows. New Y0<k CD NEWSCHECK (() THE GONG SHOW 8:00 fJ Cl) LENINGRAD ICE SHOW Sally Struthers and Hany M0tgan are hOlts lor tn1s • special featunng a RUSSlan skating troupe perlorm1ng ballet, acrobatics and comedy on iC;e 0 MEMOAIESOFELVIS Ann-Margret l'IOSIS a trlb- Reasoner r eturned lo CBS as a correspondent for the irregular- 1 y sc hedul ed "CBS Reports" sencs. He will begin work with "60 Minutes" next month, after complellng prOJ· ects under wav at "CBS Reports,"thenetworksaid. Hughes Portrayed 11te to CMt P,...,, IMtut· int lMI pertormitlO a Mieetlon of hit~ (A) • M0\#11 • •.,.. "Oottar" ( 111121 Doti Murray, Cwol I.~. Attar bell'O lnVOIWd In • tragto rooeo llOClkilnt. • 8louJc lnO'*' r•utn1 IO hit~ t°""1 tiocMno to 11.,t I new .... (!llft.) e lll HAPPY DAVI "The '°""ttactomy .. '°"'" -declcMa 10 ~ with • chronk; aora 11\roel rall'ltf tNln undergo a lonellleato- ~·IR) 8 THIESAINT .. The w.11 MMniflO Major" • Cf."°4. ltMETT AHOllNENOe Guaa1· Nell Sedaka 9) MOVIE • + • "The o.-1 Song•• • (1953) Kt1lltyTI Qray9on. Gordon MacRae. A Pt°'"" aor studying the cletatt 11 the Merel leadat of lhe Rlftt (2 hrt) I!) EUlA8ETH R "ShaclOw In The Sun" EllUbeth'• hand 11 IOUght ~k~rlnc:M. .. .._ Fiddler Named Fodor .. EugeM Fodor talkl with Jeanne Wolf about Illa Ille on and on the concert SllQI. l;30 8 (Ill LAVERHE l SHIRLEY "Laverne And Shirley Meet Fabian .. Laveme and Shit· 1ey conooct 1 llOlleme to meet their Idol F1blan afler leaming tlCllata to his con· cert ... IOIO OU1. (R) at CROSS-WITS ~ OVEREMY Ray Bolger. voluntaating fOf Community Sen!OCM. Belle Whaley. l<>vnelor of Ch1c1go'a Operation Broth¥h<>od. t:OO II Cl) MOVIE • • • "The Amcng +.ow· 810 Hughel .. (19771 Tom- my Lee JOMS, Eel Fland- ers. The life and careet of one of the ....orld'a moat -althy and eccent•IC men Is traced (Part 1 OI 21(R) 8 1111 THAEFS COMPANY "Cotlee. Tea 0< JICl<r Chrluy uses 111 har c111rma to klre Jactc to his s..irJ>flM birthday party. (RI 0 BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE From Tor-on lo at MERV GRIFFIN G~ta ~ry Van Dyke. NO DATE WAS set for Reason e r's premiere 0 '60 Minutes" scJ(menl. CBS said the decision to add a fourth correspondent wa ~ motivated by an increasingly heavy workload on the three ex· isling correspondenti Tommy Lee Jones stars in title role in "The Amazing Howard Hughes." a four-hour drama tracing the hillionairc's hfe from his start in business at 18 until his death. It will be rebroadcast in two parts at 9 tonight and Wednesday on Channel 2. TUBE TOPPERS KCET QI 7:30 -Tonight. Focuses on tennis' •·grand masters" including Pancho Gonzales and Frank Sedgman. on the eve of the 1978 U.S. Open Tenn1s Champion.ships . NBC GJ 8:00 -Memories of Elvis. Ann·Margrct hosts a tribute to Elvis Presley. KHJ 8 9 :00 -Billy Graham Crusade. First of three specials from Toronto. Alan Svel. Mlekay Rooney. Dr Zav Wanderer. ID~ THEATRE "POld•f'k II" Aou and Oemelu return to Cornwall. <Morge WarMg- gan IOMI the moet lrnOOf· tant J*$M In Illa hie (Part 130113) t:30 fl 0 CARTER COUHTAY ··Aoy·a Enoounter" Chiel Roy c:onvlncel Baker to return with him 10 tM apot Whera ha MW 8 U.F.O. (R) fD THE BEU.E Of' AMHEA8T Julie Hlrria a11rs In 1his one woman celebration or the loft, 1plr1t and poetry ol EilOlcklnson (RI 10:00 8 • NEWS D 20120ABC NEWSMAGAZINE «I) LET'S MAKE A OEAL ~ NEWSCHECK 10-.30 at e NEWS ~SPECIAL .. Rock Sonata For Piano And Amplllled Cello" Pat- tormed by planlst-c:ompo .. 8t Paul Sdloenlltld and celUst Petar Howatel (R) 11:00 e D a Cl) ®l NEWS U LOVE. AME.NOAH STYLE ··eorM1·1 Rear Window .. Corte 1 hlnlts that .,,. MW a muroar. 0 MOVIE • * "Black Sun.. I 19671 Mldlele Merciet. Daniel Geltn. A wealthy young gltl goes to Africa in aearc:h of her bf other. a Nazi eottab- 0<ator, who tleO their 1n 1944. (2 lwl ) at THE 000 COUPLE Oscar 11 htaraMy put out when FetlK Invitee hill IOI· mer wtr. to 91\1/e tn. apellment wt\lle '* hOu.M IS being painted. ., ~NW0002NIOHT Gueata: datM4MI Virgo Simms. anttuOC)Ologllt Ot. Emanuel t<.uinalol Ill DCKOAVETT Queal: Kanneth Tynan. critic. author. and former literary CllrtetO< ot tM National T"eatra In ~land (Part I o'21(RI ID MACNEIL I LEHRER R90RT 11:30 8 (I) YOUA TURN "Lett.,. To CBS ~·· A IOok It View9t reapMM lO CBS News progr81na. D 8El'T OF CAASON Host: Johnny Carson. G~ Sammy Davia Jr .. Attov!M Davia. Jiii Ireland, Shlekls and Vernell, Ot. Wllllam Nolen. (R) D TWIUGHT ZONE "What 'a In The Box .. a cm ABC MOVIE * + "At long LISI love .. ( t975) Burt Reynolds. Cybill Shepherd. Two 1930'1ooupleaengage1n a round ol romantic ad>len- tutes wttn a bacitVfouncl of Cole Porttt llll)dafell at HOGAN'S H£A0ES A tough new olllcer aaslgned lo Stat.g 13 upsets Hogan's plan «I) GETSMART KAos· sonic boom machine can damollah whOle cities by concentrat· l.!!fllOUnd--. SJ CAPTIONED WORLD NEWS TONIGHT M'.>RNING 12:00 l'J ()) CBS LATE MOVIE * * • ._., "S-t Biro Of Vou111.. f 19821 Paul ~. Oarlld>M P11ge. A del'*IGt retUMI llOIM '"" • lotlO ~ bttno-1119 wlltl him • neutotiO. ~lllO ""°""' ~· • lWIUOHT ZONI "Ninety YMtl Wltttout Slu!Tlbatlng'' I HIGHHOPU ~AS ~ lotloM Ed'a comllff• ettld ~ to avoid a tlQht tnOlllUMvet.-, 12:ael. MOYtl *"** .. Tiii Wa M .. t • Again" { 1g40) l\Aerla Obaton. o.otoe Btant An -voyege bt1fl08 hap-~ to a tetmlnally-414 girt wNn the , ... In IOve wtth a oonvieteel mutd«ar. ( t hr .• 56 min.) • MOVIE • • '"Time Ttavei.r1·· (111841 Praaton FC*•. Phil Oerey. Seientlata vlaltlng the Mure .,. homtlael by ,,,..,. flncllnge and r-to reactl th9 l>'OC* tim.. (2 Iva.) • MOVIE + * '" .. The l\Alghly Jungle.. (19'4) l\Attahalt Thompeon. Otve De u.. ,....,. paltla ot two 9llplOt'erS lead them Into 0eng9t t 1 hr .30 mln.) 1:00 D TOMOAAOW QuHll: Jim Houg1n. -.ittlOt ol "Spoolul." a book lt>Ovl International corpor1t1 spying. Cot. Anan Bell. former mltltary 1ntelllgenee agent. II MAVERICK .. Point Blanll" 1:151 NEWS 1:46 NEWS 2.:00 NEWS 8 MOVIE • •'Ir "The Blue t.aooon" ( 11149) Jaan Simmons, Donald Houston. A young girt and boy. ahtpwfeclcad on an lllland in 1119 Pacilic. come to to... aec:h Olhat al they matuta. (2 IVLI II) GET SMART CONTROL meka a deal with Kinaey Krltpln to llnd h•I ..,,19 in /tXd\ange IOf ll net of enemy agents. 2:251 HEWS 2-.30 MOVIE * * * "l\Aeet Ot C11na-11an .. ( 111391 Jean Hef'alloll. Rober't Baldwin. A ltmlly doctor 1n a small town becomes lnvotwd with Illa patient• and their prob-te.!"•· ( 1 ht . 25 mm.) • UOV1a • * "Slauallt~ Of TN V~" (llNSZ) W-.m •~v. Dillter Epple(. M ... lnd NttlM en lnY .. ~of~(lht~"' min,) l:All = l:2:S MDVII ••• ~ "The Hoodlum PrlM!" (tNI) Don MUf'fey, Cindi Wood. A Oftest trtee to "•Ip crlml11•.. b' becoming a pell of "*' wotld. (2 In . 5 min ) l.'NI HEWI 4*) MOW! * • "R4nglkl•.. I tt4t) Don &Mty. Shell• A)wl. Afler e bo1tt le blinded In • flgllt. hil IJ(ot11et aMk• vengNn()e. j1 ht.,'° min.) D MOVIE + • • "Pot1rtit From Lite" ( 1948) Robert Beatty ...... Zenertlng A m111t-v mao traveta 10 O.m.1ny In ~ of a glt1 WhoN pot• trlllt l\ung 1n a London ;*"~"'-' • • • ''Throe Strlpee In Th9Sun .. I111551 Aldo Ray. Ptul Carey. A US. offloat Cllanges l'llt views on 1119 Japa!MM alter ...,no In low with a girt who w<>tlc• 111 an Of'l)flanage. (2 "'9-I Wed•e•da11'• Da11ii•e no11~• M'.>RNING 1t::IO •••• ''"-tlnO Liiiy Mara.. {19431 Judy Galland, Vin Heftln. A 1ta- gestructc Mld·W•tem girt t1111 In row with • ero.o. wey proelueer. (2 hrs., 20 min.) AFTERNOON 12:00 D ••·~"Gamble< From Natchez" (19541 Dai. Robertson. Debra Paget. A '"*" avengea Ilia .. ,,_ •• murder by fellow Lamblers. (I hr., 30 rllln.I 3:00 ll.llJ + + • ·~ .. Th9 Comic" ( 111891 Oic:tl van Dyke, Mlehele Lee. A laded "*'1 him atar ragaina fwT'9 wn.,.. he begin• making comlcat televlaton commeroall. 11 ht., 30 mtn.t 3:30G •• ··°'e1ea1"111173) Anhur Hiii. Diana Muleleur. A man Is left to die 1n t"9 ci-1 by hi• wlta ano ,_ iover t 1 nr •• 30 m1n I Spoek Myth Dispelled Nimoy Denies Suffering lderility Crisis By JERRY BUCK HOLLYWOOD <AP I Leonard Nimoy. who explores myths and legends on "In Search or." says he wants to shoot down a few myths sur- rounding himself and Mr. Spock or "Star Trek.·• Never. he says. has he suf- fered an identity crisis with the mysterious Vulcan of the TV series and movie in production. "ALL THIS ST UFF about Spock dominating my life is a myth." says Nimoy. "You've seen the headlines: 'Is he trapped by the character?' I've been reading that stuH for years and I just laugh." He llays he is grateful for what Spock did for his career, but it was. after all, only a character that he played. The stories probably never would have artsen had "Star Trek.. quietly gone into syn- dicated rerun and then vanished after it was canceled. as hap- pens to almost every other series. BUT "STAR TREK,•• which aired on NBC three years until 1969, would not go away. In the nearly 10 years since 1969, it has become a worldwide phenomenon. Had nol Para· mount Pictures put the movie in- to production. thousands of "Trekkies" might have been clamoring at the studio gates. The $15 million "Star Trek : The MoUon Picture" reunites A~llltl ...... AS SPOCK AGAIN Actor Leonerd Nlmoy something durable and something that people want more of. In our business that's not always the case. "IT'S AN E NORMOUSLY successful project and I feel healthy about it. It's the kind or s uccess that you don't often have in this business." But Nimoy was more eager to talk about "In Search Of." the syndicated series about myths. legends and natural and psychic phenomenon that he hosts. It's his third season and be was ex- cited about an episode on animal ESP to be filmed this year. He has done a promotional fiJm ask· ing viewers to submit stories about their own experiences of extrasensory perception involv- ing animals. He said other subjects for this year's "In Search Or" include cloning, cryogenlcs and the Siberian fireball or 1908. NIMOV SAID HE was asked to host the series after he left "Mission: Impossible." It was a task he took on eagerly. "Ever since 'Star Trek' I've received countless letters and articles and books on the kinds of subjects we cover." he says "I've always been curious about it myself and I've done a lot of reading." _O'Neal Sc ling_Heigh "I've seen him described as a cold. unemotional alien. I don't think that's accurate. Spock 1s not unemotional -he's in con· trol of his emotions. There is a pool of emotions in this character and the fun for the viewer is to see ir they can catch ~1 crack m his reserve or a gleam in his eye. That gives him more dimension. W1lh no emo· lions he would have no dimensions at all." He defends the series against criticism that 1t sometimes sug. gesls conclusions that are not supported by fact. the entire original cast of the series. Robert Wise is directing S and Gene Roddenberry, who After lO years. how does he "In the first place. we are not -cc~ ''St.Jir-~k ... " ~u£;_ feel !bout playing the role a scientific documentary." he ing. It is without precedent for a again · --nys. rflts-t-ir-an entertainment Directing Promise .Lures Conlract Signing canceled TV series to inspire a "[ feel terrific," he says. "I show. We present subjects peo- motion picture. feel successful. The s implest. pie are interested in and we most honest answer I can give 1s always include alJ the scientific _Anoth.cr thing that disturbs that I feel we have achieved data available ... N1moy 1s the belief that Spock . By J AYSHARBU'fll"-.,. A nattve of Ocalarl~ ~~':_011l. ~~)' }!£.!:. have become ~as !lo.~motions. • ---=---~ ~... ,. , .. ~ ~ LD-'t'V b:tc£hr·ttir pi:oclUctttw.9aiifs..dir~t.oCK ••• ;. ......... -.:,._&fJl!\ .. '1lJQW'l',beUev.e-.Eine-1\r.fti ~.;" , ;,.,..., ~-~~~. -lJ'tV}~l.U:-'Y fllbl:S A ~~W4!' so-called "Golden Age" in the "But I nev~r stoppe~ long the 2ress has·ever captured or • ... usu all)'. v1s1l a saloon here ea-H~ early t950s, and a1so bas been enough to say, Walt a .minute.. I unaerstood what Spock was the Gmger ~an . to ~ake the acclaimed for his Broadway ~ant l~ go -ovt!r and do t~ose about.'' he said. "It's the same waters. But this tame 1t was to work and such films as "A Fine things. Maybe now. though with the stories about my identi· chat with the co-owner a bout. a Madness " 0 'NEAL WHO CALLS N ty struggle with Spock. They TV drama on Wed.nesday m y k h. ' -..l . l 1 cw were just going for easy dramp.. which he climbs a mountain. . .THE FORMER STUDENT of · or . ome o~ m.um a ns. a !Channels 8 pm > New York acting gurus Sanford house· here. said has · shoolmg · Meisner and Lee Slrasbcrg was schedule for "Kaz" has given He's Patrick O'NeaJ, the ac· tor. His syndicated "Calloway's Climb" airs tn 76 cities. He plays a college professor who finds bigb trouble while scaling a mountain with bis wife. HE S.UD H E'LL do three more syndicated drama s pecials. all set outdoors. this season lo addition to playing the head of a big law firm in the new CBS Hri~. "Kaz." A tall. gray.haired man with a dry. sardonic sense or humor. O'Ncul said he signed for "Climb" upon being promised he could dire-ct the next show He's serious about directing ~r a long actlna career . -- asked if he's ever directed a TV him the time to now think show before. seriously or having a go at "Some directors l work \fith say t do it all the time," he mused. "But no, not officially, although I did it and a lso WTote when I was in the Air Force." Wlth the prospect of cUrecting civilians now. he also bas begun scrlvening again. too. He says he's wnting one "Kaz" episode. HE 'S TRIED screenwrlling before. he said, "but it'~ mostly been incomplete. It ·s a funny phenomena that's happened. "I ofttn thouaht, ·1 wish thinas hadn't worked out so ~II for me ftS an nctor. • 1 keep wofldna. But nearly all my old actor trltnds directing and writmg. "l'd defmitely call ll a part· time job. t usually work about three days a week." he'!nlld, but added that the days aren't con· secutlve, which means he doesn't get four days ore in a row. "l have lo stay here. I can't go off to Mexico or wherever. So what it leaves me is time. So to use that time. I can either open another restaurant or write and direct somethin~ " But he hM no plans to open another ""~taurant. He just re· cently !'itarted the Ginger Man here with actor Carroll O'Con· nor. He also mu.<Jl tend to six other watering holes he owns back ln New York. Ustinov Due In Thailand BANGKOK, Thailand CAPl - British actor and mm director Peter Ustinov is scheduled to visit Thailand Sept. 5-9 to appear in scenes with Thal children for 3 documentary mm he's making for the United Nations Children's Fund. Ustinov. ~ UNICEF "goodwill ambassndor." will spend most of his time on location in Khon· Keen In northeastern Thailand. where UNICEF-assisted pro- grams are being conducted. The 57·year-old actor has made public appearances and mtd.la <Jppub to rabe money ror UNICEF tor nine years ·Reynolm to Acbl Teaching to Career TAMPA. Fla. <AP> -Actor Burt Reynolds has djscovered the secret of holding an audience: he's going to become a teacher. Reynolds, lo Tampa to provide color commentary Friday on • local television station for the Miami Dolpb.ina· Tampa Bay Buc· caneers preseason National Football League aame, said he bopea to complete work toward a bachelor's degree in fine arts at dolna less pictures and I've got a Florida State University ln lot more time. What I'd like to Talla hassee. do when I'm not working ls Reynolds. who left Florida State in t~7 after a knee ln.iury disrupted hi!! career as o college football halfback. said he doesn't plan to give up his lucrative Hollywood career. but wants to extend hl11 talents to In elude the teaching or fine am .. I've eot nine hours to a t." Reynold" uld. "I'm 1oln1 to find out exactly what J need. l'm teoch -It's a captive audience. They can't lcuve until the bell ring!!" 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D PITE BE& LINO alNG CRlLDI H loob, &mlJ ud • . 1he ts 32. lllaa Hawn, wbo &hot to fame on TV'• "Lauf,h In," won an Oscal' f'ol' ·~ Cactus "1.owclt" and 1ecl•lm1t tn "Shampoo," "Sutarlaod Express" and. ,mOJl recently, "Foul Play," uy1 tbere'a more In her Ute t.han mak1n1 moviea. tu Hawn con11der1 lb mm in the ca.tesory of "I t'1°be-a11ly, httve·fun" mma that come and ao ln IW Pl• • And aho eaid she hopes 1t will be a transition to fUturo projects "I'm ruclnuted and disturbed by women set· Una contused because of equality and S\.lcceas. ·• •he: 1111d. "ln I.be next fllmll 1 wunl to explore the problem of the free womAn. la It falle freedom? Why do aomc women leave good marriages an.er 'IO many ye&rti and 10 to rotten men?" WIBLE CONCE&NED ABOUT TUE Ubera· tJon of womt.1n and what It brlngs. her ambition stlll 111 to n.-tonclle motherhood "I want Iola ot J"\': . . ., i ....... J\ \ ' ' , Te•rSft Bob Dylan. who will touch down at more than so sites. will make the longest con- cert tour of his career this fall. from Sept. 15 to Dec. 16. .. Only one per1on mallet up my work achedule," ahe aa.1d In an lnterview while film· tnC .. A Trtp with Arut .. " 1n Rome .. And thal 's my 2-year·old son , Oliver U work conflicts with bis needs. I'm out ot work. childrt'n" with aclini -------------------- Out the 1maie-transtormlltion lakes time. HAWN "I moved from TV to motion pictu res. comedy to drama and now it's time to move from sex symbol to woman. IDOlber and character actress," sbe said. She 1s so occupied with her transformation that she walks the narrow and winding streets of Rome mcognita in jean overalls. And when shown a photograph portraying her without wnnkles as If she were a Lolita. she ob· Jects. "That's not me," she remarked. preferring another picture w1lh developing wrinkles -and composed this verse "LINES UPON MY FACE ARE happening with grace; it's 1ust what they say that disturbs my peace .. In her latest film she plays a role originally designed for Anita Ekberg, one that inevitably in· eludes the.obligatory dip in Trevi Fountain. When director Federico Fellini exposed Miss Ekberg almost 20 years ago in hlS "La Dolce Vita," he had in mind a sequel Wltb the Swedish sex bomb of the 1960s. But both Fellini and Miss Ekberg never got around to resuming the Italian holiday of a foreign womanwilhaLatin lover. The proJect, still carrying the original name. .. A Trip or Anita." was revived by producer Alberto Grimaldi this year with director Mario Monicelh. of "Big Deal on Madonna Street," sub· bing for Fellini. Miss Hawn for Miss Ekberg and Giancarlo Giannini. Lina Wertmuller's"discovery, for Marcello Mastroianni. THE EPISODE INVOLVES A BRIEF im· possible-dream love between an American visitor and a married Italian man en route to the funeral of the man's father. Scenes from the film bring to mind the noted "Marriage" and "Divorce Italian Style .. series Auction Slated Home furnishings. ap· phances, building and garden s upplies and more will be auctioned orr lo the highest bidder at the Orange County Fairgrounds Sept. 9. t • • JOHH 'nA VOLT A "GUASI,. lf'OI JOHN ftA VOL TA "GUASl" IPGI "FOUL Pl.Al" lf'OI Call 642-Stlt. Put • few word• to work lot ou . . _ .... The public auction sponsored by the Build· ing Industry Association o( Orange County begins al 11 a.m. in building 16 at the Costa Mesa fair· grounds. Admission is free. ! ~ ~·''f ~''" Ylit ,, (,\., ~ "ZARDOZ .. -7:00 & 10:30 ··wtZARDS ' -9:00 .... -unMMM 1MI .... 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Happenings Thrifty Close-Out A lot of at.ores have close-out sales but few are aa popular as the "Stuff-A-Bag" sale every year at the Assistance League of Newport Beach'• Tbrlft Shop at SOS 32nd St. "We were mobbed. People lined up outside before we opened," said Mn. Boben Kemble, chalrman. She was assisted by Mn. James Loadoa. • The "St.uff-A-Bag" sale works like this: "The last two days we're open (in the summer), eeopte come in with a big grocery._bag and stuff at as full as they can with merchandise for $1.50," said Mrs. Kemble. "Thal clears the st.ore of summer merchan- dise. Then we open up again with everything fresh and new for fall," she added. The Thrift Shop will reopen Tuesdav. Seot. !i. On the Beach The University of California, Berkeley came to the beach and bluffs of Corona del Mar Sunday when the California Alumni Association presented "Berkeley at the Beach." The day- long gathering of Southland alumni and friends of UC Berkeley included recreational activities and music by the Cal Band. In addition to Chancellor Albert H. Bowker, other administrators aod faculty were on hand to talk informally about the campus. Among the 200 attending the beach party were entering freshmen who had a chance to ask questions and get information about college life. People Peering Jane A. Reinhardt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard J . Reinhardt of Michigan and formerly of Costa Mesa, will enter Whittier College as a freshman in the fall. She has been visiting her grandparents in Costa Mesa and Leisure World this summer . . . Helen Louise Westover of Laguna Hills recently celebrated her 83rd birthday with family and friends. She and her husband, Judge Harry Clay Westover, will soon mark their 60th wedding anniversary . . . A diamond jubilee party honoring Kay Finch on her 7Sth birthday was given in her Corona del Mar home by her three children, Frances, George and Cabell. Kay and her late husband, Braden, were founders of Kay Finch Ceramics years ago. Mrs. Finch raised and bred Afghan hounds and Salukis and is a well- known judge at dog shows . . . Miss Randy McCoy, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael ~lcCoy of Costa Mesa. has been selected to be a finalist in the 1978 California United Teen·ager Pageant to be held at the Sheraton-Airport in September. If you have an item /OT Happenings . send it to Happenings, Orange Coast Daily Pilot, P.O. Box J5'i0, Coata Muo, 92626. Or caU 642-4321. o.11, 1"11111~~,o-.a.._ Carroll Beek: 'She's a strong encourager.· A Club for Kids The Balboa Island Yacht Club has been helping kids have a fun summer since 1923. By DENNIS McLELLAN Of lM D•llY Piiot Slatf the family dock. "If they enter a race they must finish al. .. EVEN IF THEY are coming in last, they must not drop out." . . ·J I • f It was Tuesday morning. diving com petition day for the Balboa Island Yacht Club. the SS-year-old Balboa island institution open only to children between the ages or 4 and 16. Dozens of kids filled the narrow beach next to the South Bay Front dock. Bikini-clad mothers sat watching the action from the seawall. dubbed "the parents' wall." Mrs. Beek also believes the club • helps the children develop a sense of good sportsmanship. "There can only be one winner.'' she says. "The others just have to enjoy the competition for what they get out Out on the dock, in the center of the young divers. a white-haired woman in a blue pantsuit and straw hat sat perched on a step ladder. She was bus y logging names in a notebook on her lap. The woman is 79·year-old Car- roll Beek. wife of the late Joseph Beek. pioneer Newport Beach real estate developer who originated the Balboa Island Yacht Club in 1923. t)f it... ~ Not much bas changed about the club since its inception. There still is no clubhouse. About the only dif. ference is that annual dues have increased from 25 cents to $2. Not even the children have changed much. according to Mrs. Beek. "Oh. I think they stay the same." she says. "It seems to me they get a bit messier every year. Maybe that's because they have more money to spend on junk food ." Mrs. Beek "engages a young man" each summer to keep an eye on the beach and dock and to. encourage club members to keep it tidy. THE BIYC, ONE OF the oldest yacht clubs in the bay, was started to help keep youngsters out of mis- chief during the summer. It ob- viously works. "We always know where our kids are," observed one ONE CLUB RITUAL that is still mother. going strong is a weekly picnic. During July and August, the two Food is donated by parents and month period that the youth-run the $1.50 meal price helps pay for club is active, Mrs . Beek can trophies handed out at a banquet usually be found on the dock, at the Pavilion in late August. beach or sidewalk watching the But meal preparation 1s about sailing, swimming, diving, rowing the only parental involvement in and paddleboard competitions. the club. Mrs. Beek notes that the "She's a strong encourager,.. only reason she helps with the re- • said a mother who has five cord-keepang during the swim- children in the club which is open ming and diving competition is to non-islanders as well. because the children are too wet to Like her late husband, Mrs . keep the records. Beek insists on instilling in the As in the past all the races are cli'ilttrelflh~'e'ttla\Wlnntng or organiaed and nm. by thc...club of. losing is not as important as ficers who also preside over Uie __ _, finishing the race. Friday night meeting where week- That, if nothing else, is the ly ribbons are handed out. The club's golden rule. club is broken into four age i ~ ... i 'erk· tr '""" d bo o.i,,,.. ... .,.......,.kM,o......, "They learn to finish what categories so there are always a ~-:..,,. ....... ,. __ ..., 1o. ~S ?9S~1~ .~e.w-rS ~ , OOJ!Qn~ abbrevi!!!1__ . xers. they've started: t think that's im-lotofrlbbonstopresent. --ID B .. -ief . , .t ••• , •..... (. 6 .. ~ _.~. ·::"':7:".,; .. ~:....,.;:-ec~,,,. ~?; .. ~·~£~ •• -,,~ ........ f--'~b"~a.i.d Mrs »e.tJ.cJa~ -·-a -e7a;..n1fertibi&"it'tHT1&l'ot .... , .. ., A man may put on bright-colored.underwear for laughs and then finds he enjoys if. By JUDITH OLSON °' ... .,..,, Pll9t ..... There's a quit!t revolution going on ln an unlikely place: men's drawers. Gone are the days when men had little choice in underwear and little courage to try anythln1 daring. Today's man wears bikinis, "skants" and briefs in a variety of colors and prints and lov- es his liberatea choice. The change generally seems to be takln& place with men under 45. a«0nl- ln1 to salesclerks in Oran1e Coast stores. Few men may admit to wearing anytbina other than the traditional wblte boxer short.I and briefs. But someone ls keeptnathe salesclerks busy. Fbr those who do want a change, there are plenty of choices. One of the most popular styles ls a 100 percent cot- ton aow-nse onet Utat comes tn a varte- ty of colors such as navy, rust, brown, beige and grey. There are a few brighter prints but a salesclerk said the solid colors are the most popular. Another favorite style is a sheer brief ln a fabric much like women's pan- tyhose. These are available in fiesh, cinnamon and black. Boxers even have a new look. They are aborter and more tapered, to go bet- ter with today's tighter clothes. New items also have been added to the underwear line. There ls a sport brief, which is worn instead of an athletic supporter, and a "sport short," which doubles as a swimsuit. And, there are color-coordinated tee shirt.I for the man who wants a total look. Marge Clemmons, a salesclerk at Bullock's, South Coast Plaza, said men often are introduced lo the new styles by their wives. "They 1et them aa Chrtatmu stock- lng stuffers or their wives buy just one for him to try. He'll put it on for laughs and then find he likes it." Another ploy women use to get thelr men to try the new styles is the "laun- dry" technique. The way it works is that she buys him some new bikinis and then accidentally fails to do the laundry for a week so he's forced to wear the new underwear or go without. Why would a man want to switch from traditional while underwear to something bright and brier? "It's comfortablie and it offers a lot of support," Ms. Cle'1mons said. Glenn Ellison, a sportswear buyer for Bullock's Wilshire, sees two different trends to the men's underwear seen~. "Men will be weartne more shorts or 100 percent cotton, regardless of cost," be said, "and there will be more ab- breviated boxen. Colors wW be white or black." . .. ... . ... . .. . . . .· T~.Augual21, 1t11 ERMA BOMB ECK I ANN LANDERS Ti-----~-TV Graduates ··By &radual on. the 1verai b10 aehoo1 atu'.' dent wtU l\ave v"wed 11,000 lM:>u.rl ol TV and altended only \l,000 houri or formal clabaroom ln1truction. Thuy wlll ban wll· nu.sod 13, TV k1lUnJ1 and will have aeen ~.000 4.'00\IMrt'lala .•• t f'rom tho new book. "The Ptua·ln Drue" by M11r'e Wlnn> COMMENCB.m NT AD roa TllLSVISION GllAOOAT Good morn ing , Goduatm T hanh for allowina mt-to prttmpt tM t~t patterns f or m> messa1e tbls morn1n1 You know, a funny lhma happened to me on the way to the studio Com~ to think of 1t, lf you've E,.... a .. IJeelc watched 22,836 1ltcom1, y<Hl've probably heard It before. Today. my fnend!l, you· re stand1na on the tmnk of prime time . a new We WMre you'll leave the house and aet JObs and actuaHy they won't be as &ood pay1n1 JObs as $20,000 Pyramid or Hollywood Squares or Joker·s Wild, but .. What I'm trying to say la that all you pro· feat onal vi wera aren't aolna to be renowtd n •l uoo. You're 10 Int to have 1 tute or real Ure for a chanie like rldln1 the aubway, altUna au lablefOll'mull ... or to put tt 1nother way ... 1 documentary without eommtrolala. You're ready to aee the world. Oh. I know you've H n •II the Olympic 11mes. live. aeen every Inauguration. every country and it.a leader In th~ world, mass Oil Chrl1tma11 Eve In Rome . climbed the Himalayas. but your travels th1 i, tlmt1 will take you several feet away from your TV screen -and that's a Uule scary. ( Borosrope ) You 've all known about sex since the age of two and regard it as a bout as exciting a :. flossing your teeth, but trust me. there's more to getting married than the ratings. April Neilson fends off an 'attacker' at Stanford protection class. WEDNESDA V, AUGUST 3t By SYDNEY OMARR ARIF.5 <March 21·April 19)" You can make some m arvelous, ne w contacts. Create, originate. shake off doldrums . Imprint your own :.tyle. Highlight independence. Take a chance on your own capabihties, ideas. Leo figures prominenUy. Yes, love is very much in picture. Your education up to now has been one 0: the mos t unique in the his· tory of civilization. You know how to unclog drams, shake up your mouth, aid indigestion. clean your oven while you sleep, deal with ir· regularities and fight cavities. But ha ve you no curiosity as to what hap- pened to Mr. Olsen ? How long Charlie Tuna can handle rejection? And what Sandy Duncan r ep li e d whe n h er husband said, "This 1s ridiculous, but I thought I saw you today stand· ing in a wheat fi eld with a box of crackers." Learning How to Win TAURUS <April 20·May 20): Have basic material available. Collect needed data. Check sources. You may be qmzzed. You'll have answers if you give full play to intuitive in· tellect. Means don't permit tension to block flow of thought. GEMINI <May 21-June 20): Key is to adapt, lo be versatile, flexible, to express ideas in modem dress. Humor is an ally. Avoid heavy. handed, high-blown m ethods. explanations. Friendly call or message now brings desired re· suits. CANCER I June 21.July 22 l: Past efforts pay diVldends. You get credit long due. There is reason to celebrate. Cash flow improves. Aquar1an figures prominently and so does the number 4. If thorough, you find what was "missing.'' LEO <July 23-Aug 22): Accept challenge. Put ideas, feelings on the line. Take indepen· dent course Cycle 1s such that pieces fall into place. Your dec1s1ons bear fruit. You gain al· hes Member of opposite sex is attracted and you'll know it. VIRGO <Aug 23·Sept. 22>: Family con· ference could be on agenda Diplomacy is a necessity. Give a little and you could receive much. Taurus, Libra persons figure prominent· ly. You'll get information which resolves finan· cial problem. LIBRA <Sept 23-0ct. 22): Emotions dominalt' Give logic some room. See places, people as they are, not merely as you wish they might be. Avoid deceiving yourself. Define terms Friend could be sincere but mis in· formed. Do your own research. SCORPIO !Oct. 23·Nov. 21>: This could be your power play day. Know it, take aim at goal. strive to fulfill responsibility -and be sure you are compensated for time. efforts. Member of opposite sex both loves and is envious of you. It is a dilemma you can resolve it! SAGIT'fARI US <No v. 22 ·Dec. 2 1 >: Uni vcrsaltty. the c ircle of completion, s pirituality a nd love impinge on your conscious- ness. Yes, you are in a whirl of metaphysics, which means ordinary methods won't s uffice. Extend yourself. You emit an aura, a glow which others will respond to -and you'll benefit. ,,- CAPRICORN <Dec. 22.Jan. 19): You gain rare insights -special relationship and sur· vival principle are mvolved. Scorpio figures prominently and so does the number 8. Money commitment is recorded. Partner or mate 1s on your s ide, despite e motional fireworks About violence .. "'hat can l tell you? You've seen it all ... war, riots, assassina · lions, terrorists. rapists, murders and cities burn· m g. What you don't know . and what the real world cun provide -is t h e m e an s to do something about it and the love and compassion to feel. Stop observing the world and start h v· ing in 1t. Good luck! "Wedding and engage ment announcements run on Sunday m the Daily Piiot Porms are available at all Dolly Pilot offices or b11 calling the f "eatures Department. 642 4.121 To avoid disappoint ment. prospective bndes are reminded tn havf' their wedding stones. with a black-and·white glossy of ll1e bnde or of tile couplf', to tile Jo'eatureN Depart ment one W<'l'k bi>fnre the weddmq By TERESA CHUH PALO AL TO <AP) -The class Matt Thomas developed for women at Harvard, Radcliffe, Wellesley and Stanford Universities is not quite wbatyou'dcallcbarmschool. In fact, the three basics Thomas has literal- ly pounded into the 1,000 or so women who have taken bis classes in self-defense are "be sneaky, fi ght dirty and win." Graduates tell strange tales of how they fended off attackers, using class techniques. Karen, for instance, recalls breaking a neighbor's window when s he feared she was be· mg followed. When the neighbor stormed out, the would-be attacker was scared off. Lynne was approached by two men while waiting for a bus at a deserted station. She began picking her nose and the pair got disgust- ed and left. Then there is Kay. who was grabbed from behind as she entered her dormitory. As her as· sail ant began talking to her, she punched him savagely in the throat. He was still out 10 minutes later when police arrived. Like these women, who prefer to remain un- identified, Thomas' students are tramed both physically and mentally with several "model muggings." Thomas donned 20 lbs. of padding, shin guards, a bullet-roof vest and a modified hockey helmet resembling an over-sized rotting tomato, and "jumped" the women when they least expected it. The women bad to pummel Thomas into submission al least 10 times to pass the course. ·'I tried to encourage them to overcome their inhibitions about striking out," Thomas says. "That's the most difficult part of the course for most women who have been taught to be nice and never physically aggressive." Petite, blue-eyed Ellen Brigham, 24, a graduate or Tbomas's class who teaches his methods to women at Stanford, says that con· trary to the rules of judo, students are told to go straight for the groin, eyes, throat and te mples. "The actual technique is really simple," she says. "You just jump in and fight in the crudest, most powerful way you can. The on· ly 'art form' is working on one well-delivered blow to the right place." Mrs. Brigham, who took the class because she was alone when her husband went out or town, never has been the victim of an attack, but like other women, she worried about it. "Not knowing what's out there and then not knowing what your own physical abilities are to cope with it can leave you feeling totally help· less," the soft-spoken graduate student says. "Now, at least I am more aware of what I can do if I am attacked." Thomas. a former karate instructor, says he developed bis approach to self·defense 6 years ago when one of his woman students -a black belt in karate -was raped by an un· armed assailant. "After studying about 3,000 cases of as· saults on women, I discovered that most are knocked to the ground before they realize they've been attacked." Thomas says. "How can karate do them any good when 90 percent of the technique is taught standing up?" Thomas emphasizes. however, that physical defense should be saved as "a last reosrt." ''There are so many other ways to outwit an attacher that a knock-down, drag.out fight shouldn't be the only choice." he says. Mrs. Brigham adds that a woman accosted at a lonely spot might find that suddenly bah· bling in a foreign tongue, clucking like a chicken or saying she has a bad case of poison ivy wouJd discourage an accoster. "Those men are looking for victims," she says. ·:u a woman starts to act strange, their ten· dency 1s to leave and look for an easier target.·· AQUARIUS <J an. 20·Feb. 18l: Take con· servative course. Avoid leading with your chin. Lunar cycle 1s such that you do best now by hstcnmg, observing. rev1ew1ng legal rights and perm 1ss1ons. Another Aquarian is in picture. File away bits of information. You 'll soon have use for them! PISCF.5 CFeb. 19·March ~>: Go back, ap· ply finishing touches to project. A relationship can be "mended." Aries is in picture. Money dispute will be amicably settled. Don 't burn bridges. Keep ultimate goal in focus. Check with individual who "knows about'· nutrition. Club Calendar runs each W edneaday in the Dally Pilot and contain& notices o/ women'a and sttVice club meetings and ewnts for the following Wffk - Thursday through Wednes· day. Send notacea to Club Colndar, Daily Pilot, P. 0 . Boz ISQ), Coata MeJO, CA 926M. Be aure to include 11011r name and phone number. Notices msut be in our handl two week.s an advance. To req~at a picture, write "' call the Features Dqorl~. 642-4321. pjc. tUrfll on UmUed to ftmd· raiaen opm to tlw public. About 'Late Dividends' • • Club DEAR ANN LANDERS: I nearly dropped my eyeglasses in the coffee when I read your advic:e to that tlr.' - ye ar·old woman who just learned she was pregnant. You said she s hould be thrilled. You " , OD&esl lg the early '30s. go¥~ a~ ~:~1:ig~ 1~~· a ,,. .. :. /<•#_., ,. ·:-... 4 ~""T)~:--:-~~~ Mrs. Beek feels this experience is great training for the officers. She often has been a sked by former offi cers to write letters of recommendation to colleges. --------~ -t-RAWE BEEN able-if tbey!.y&-been good to write a nice letter to thecitollege and they tell me it bas had qwte an effect," sbe says. I HAD mE LOVE~!EST teen· son in college. Now . ~ge dc;>wn here myself, she notes, a(ter all the years of . and 1t was because of the club. It freedom. she's going to JU~t k~eps YOl_J lren:iend~~sly busy start in again with bol- domg mterestmg things. , lies. diapers, colic, A 11 ~o or Mrs . Beek s whooping-cough s hots, gnmdchil~ bave ,beloneed to and PTA. t~e club, whiah has. always pre>-1 was 38 when my last v1ded young people wit~ fun. child was born. After the Mrs. Beek recalls wnting to her 20th woman told me bow A•• bananas. I hve for the day when this hOly ter· (Or starts school so t can get off tranquilizers and back on food.-NO LIAR DEAR N.L: Your let· on my own it turned out &er sounds as U It wu badly. She would then wrtUen 1t the end of a say, "See-nexttimeask b1d .• .t!lay....wrtt~ to me ME!" after you've bad a good Although r am now ol1bt's aJeep, dear -In married and have three about three years from children of my own ( now. stJll torture myself over D E A R A N N trtfles. ''Why didn't I LANDERS: My mother buy the' blue dress in· was a strong1~min~~1erulo!the gr~en one?" women... e ·was-·OP.. :.,"wti} 'dfdh't I' sen~ also the most effictent s hr1 mp sala d to tbe and best o r ga nized bridge club instead of person I ever 1cnew But chicken salad"·· she never allowed me to The quality I admire make a dec ision . It most about your column seemed whenever-t at-is fhe one I lack. It ·s lhe tempted to do something ability to cut through to Matt Thomas. in protective clothing, teaches 'victim · self-defense. the heart of the problem -make an instant de· cision and never look back. How do you do it? -THE WAFFLER IN WYOMING DEAR WYOMING: Thanks ror the compll· mea&. but those "in· st ant., decisions often apr~JIQucs .. ctl._,-orL-1'11e uaawer that soimds as tr It rolled off my typewriter is probably tile oae I ·~ with ror bell a day~ m.aa. llaree ptmne calts ahettt and reworke d four times Holding offices this year are· David La Montagne, commodore; Chris Witt. vice·commodore; BUly Donovan, rear commodore; Cathy Huston, secretary-treasurer ; and Carol Rieke, assistant secretary- treasurer. oldest son who was in the sub· happy I should be I told marine ~ce during World War her to put that show on · · •) of Costa Mesa ~au i~ Page School ,'\( CAIPIT CllAMM4i David La Montagne, 16-year-old Corona del Ma r High School senior, has won the club's pre- stigious Munroe Award twice. It is given each year to the all·round champion. He says the people m the club are what he likes best about 1t "You're a lways friends. And after the race you sit on the beach and talk. It's (un. ll 's not only racing, It's a soc1al place.'' Like many in the 200·membel' club, David is a second generation BIYC member His mother, Jo II. She said she fel.t awful because the road. It was interest· ~e kids were hav~g such a good ing that not a single lime while those 1n the service dame with a kid undei' were having a tough go of lt. 12 opened her mouth - "He wrate back saying 'What only the ones who bad keeps us going. Is the thought of had hysterectomies. those kids havtng a good time. l was not happy Don't ever let It slop.' " THEN and I'm not hap· ~rs._Beek ,avitalwomanwhois p y now. Our "late active m Planned Parenthood, Big dividend'' is three years 8rothel'!\ and the American Field old and he is driving me Service and who rarely missed a city council o~ planning com· mission meeting, gaied out her window at the crowded dock. "I bad no idea It would last as long as lt has," •he says. ·'Every year I thtnk the next year there won't be so many, but they keep right on coming." RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTHY WllllllY•W• ..... 1912 ........ ~ C..t• Mne-141-0Jlt \ .• P'OONDCIM • 1't . \~ FALL TERM BEGINS SEPT. tt ' <4 FOR BOYS & GIRLS AGES 2-l.Z YRS. 8:30 A.M. · 8:15 P.M. t GRADES PRE·SCHOOL TBllU Ith GRADE \, / NON SECTARIAN •,.,,.,,. Highest Standards·Modern New Equipment 2 Acre Campus lndlvldual lnstructton·No "t'b.Ud Ne•lected •Remedial Readtn&·How To Slud,y •Field Trtp1 •Hot Lunches •Reatoaablf' Ila~ •Dtacount for Znd or 3rd Child c.u.&. 011 w11rn roa P1Ul:ll 1110CIWllll '57 VJCJ'ORIA AVE. t i COSTA MESA • MMMJ A terV•oe that will be apprectmed by a11 lovers of Cleln. Sllnttaty flOO< oovet11"19t C*1 now be had st 1 price everyone cen afford let us electrlcelly IMmpoo y00r rugs and carpeta end add~ of ueerut weer to them. If you wish. we wlll clean them right on your floor tn your own home end the carpets and ruga will be readV for u• within a few hours aner being cleaned. A.LL won~ NH o... This ad If preaented before Oct t 6. 19T8 11 QOOd for CINn1ng any rug uo toed FREE One rug. only lrom one penion °' hOme. Ea11met• cheerfully given on Homea. Lodgea, Churches. Apartmenta, Offloe1. Hotels. ~eta. ThMtrea. •to . iutt call 54&0193 IOAZ-SAMUll. CWJ••l-YICI .. J t I l • 1001 ······~'i"·tti······· ...••.•..•....•...•.......................••.. WCMPWATI IQ'I MUI Prtad _.. ...... .,.rl9t1Kx -..u ... to•lilN»m• ll•· -~---~- •I! W•U• of tl .. t l U~IUU~ ...... akilla Y1ew I 0.C. "1'I .. ~ ~ ... ., Um.a OOllOft.Ual. All...i--.~ t1. For d•taTla call. IDUlllia ............... --Jt IO lM F....._. Pair f < lJ 1l & ' I OLSON Ho11tlbl Ad of lHI da •k• u \lleaal adiruU•• .. ae1 pr. r~. allat ... or ·--.._ ~ ....... -'-----------~~~-race. cMol'. ~.... ' J Wla.t.•5 Al A or eet'r JI can,m, or •~ vw tOta\"'°9 to make H) l 1Jaom IO beach ~ • • .a '"' ...... lhnlta· -Uaao a Y1"I old t:.cb uon., ar dllcrtmlna&iOQ." _..._ bh.n,......, onn, ,,_ p&p«' will MC 11.nowlDJl.r accepl an1 1&d vert11&n1 for real ~ wtueh ls la vioU· \Jcloollbelaw. ........... w. ..._...._, llridc frplc Abo i-aa b111e 4 car ....... SIM.IOO. JACOISUALn 675-6670 • • • • •• • • • • • • •• • • • • ••• • • OC:-IAM YllW Cia•r.. I 00 3 Bedroom, 3 balh. glasa • •• •••••• ••••••••••••• alrium. model bome ll'STOFAU UCQUn CLUI A 4 bdrm, 3 ba. highly up- l(nded home is m move- in ccndiUon. A must see tn lrviM'a top locatm. Sl~l,1$0. 1•~· ~ Walkm C Lee Huce master suite, w /fplc + sliding door to pavilUon. Breathulting V>ew of surf • Cat.allna Island. Try $12.SOO down. For preview of this uni· que home, call 883-6'767 MN'""' H ~•VI'< ION h I' I•INM HOISi PROPERTY MESA YEIDE I IN NEWPORT BEACH I IA YCUS1' llAUTY -4 bdrm. 3 bath, !rplce, formal dlnlng, lge mstr suite, on tee land, $230,000 . UOO CLASSIC -Open beams tbruout. bright & airy. 4 BR & 4 BA. Move in condition. $285,000. MOTHB-IM-LA w WIMG is an added feature to this 5 bdrm, (or 4 + ofc), 3 bath custom home in Newport Heights. Many c.olorful features, perf ecUy maintained, just $188,500. EXCITIMG FAMILY HOME -Newport's Back Bay, 4 bdrm. sgle sty. sparkling pool and tasteful use of woods, tiles and brick. Perfect! $219,500. U~l()UI: lif)Ml:S REALTORS' THE NICEST PEOPLE SEU.ING THE NEATEST HON!t.S CORONA DEL MAR, 675-6000 MESA VERDE, 548-6990 • CALL US 2 Yn new le ttits beauty over 2000 sq. ft. ot need5 an owner. 3 Br. spacious livlna on a +boftua room. zoned _for lavishly landscaped lot. 5 2 hona on a 14 acre Vlew Bdnns, 2 h"pks, and re- lot. No down, no cl06ln1 adyto move in. Sl26.500. ~~~~;;;;;;;;s;;;:;:;:;;;;:;:: rosts to VETS. Offered at COST A MESA • S74~· AJ 3 Bdrm. 2 ba home in 54v-666 East.side C.M. on Alva A l?1 Ln. Quiet & aecluded. W.ldSlM Just ttdocod lo.,.,7SO. MESA DB.MAR _ r.r. .. o POOL 4£-rj Bil SUper ramily h~me with Balboa Island Realt ::.parkllng sw1mm1ng '-'"'"r""'"'"""""'" Y pool & lush landscaping 673-i700 Spacious 4 bedroom. 2 llliiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-.. bath with family room. WHAT'S MEW Convenient to schools & a. ...... __. shopping. CALL 751·3191 ~;;..rr-; ~s • SELECT NEW-ITS LI.KE NEW + assumable VA loan PROPERTIES and owner may assist. JIR +POOL $134.900 Wendy Sitler Newport Heights Realty 645-5044 + IEACH $61,900 Spacious garden home, f~~~~~~~~~ large bvlng room w/fplc. $5000 gounnel kitchen + dme. S2SOO down or $265 per mo. asaumable pay ments. Call 963--6767 DOWN I '11,110••\llJ'<hlH,.._I e ~COATS & WALLACE Cc:JJ REAL ESTATE, INC. A LOCALLY OWNED COMPANY SlRVING THE SOUI H COASI AREn SINCE 1963 . YOUR RITURI IS MOW -Live at the beach for only $82,000 in lovely 3 Bdrm, that is only 7 years old. Why wait? Happiness is now. C_. 64CMl61. .. MOTHERS rL.ACE" -Need a nice place for mom to live? A great l BR condo in adult complex, quiet and private. Clubhouse and pool included. Clean and neat. New on the market at $51,000. Couples and singles welcome too. c• 546-4141 Serving Costa Mesa -Irvine Huntington Beach-Newport Beach JUST REDUCED $5,000! B.EGAKT POOL HOME! Exclusive Irvine Ter- race 4 bdrm. Lge lot. many fruit trees. Near Tueed&y.Auguat 29.. t978 DAll..YPILOT •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ge Mr.. I 002 Gwr.. t 002 Hottwt For Sili Homes fOt' StM ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• JAU.. c.........-.IW 1149,000 Tb only .. Sea Breeze'' model on market! Brand New too! 3 Bdrms, f am1ly rm formal dining rm & 21h baths. Fully landscaped, automatic sprinklers, air ·cond. plumbed for jacuzzi, luxurious cptng, mirrored wardrobes, beaut. light fixtures. Gate guarded area so call for appointment. See any time. . WISUY M. TAYLOI CO .. llALTOIS 2111 S..Jn .. IP ....... MEWPOln' CIHTll. M.I . 644-4910 GOOD QUESTION! Would you like your home advertised? We rarely take more listings than we can advertise consistently, also -our sales staff is large enough that we can hold your home open on weekends if you wish. In other words. we truly service the Listings we take. Give us a ring if you're interested in having your home ev a 1 u ated without obligation! BAY & BEACH REALTY 450 Newport C..ter Drift H•wport leach 759-0811 63' BAYFRONT, NEWPORT EXCEPTIONAL OFFERING Newport's finest condominium on fee land. Spacious. luxur ious & richly appointed. Private brick enclosed garden entry. Sweeping 63' deck, w/bay view from all living areas. Mas ter suite w /fireplace. French doors & window s. Imported wallpapers. hand painted ceramic tiles. Decorated in exquisite taste by one of Newport's finest designers. For the discriminating buyer. 1117 ~ Dr . OCEAMAlOMT 3 Bdrm. + den home on 30x85 ft. lot: frpl , buill ins, patio, beamc.od ce1I· ings. $375,000 673·3663 642·2253 associated BROKERS REAL TORS l Ol'i W Botboo (\'• ~661 G•Mrel IOOJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••• ............ . ••••••• •• •• •••••••••••• c:.rc.. .. Mw l 02J CGnililt 411 W.-I OU ftMIAUJlllD IUYll •••••• ••••••• •••••••••• ...... •••••••••-•••••• w-.119c-.yo. Versailles or Deauvtlle w/pool or pool al.1e lot. ,...M>-0628 NIW SIAYllW HOMI wmt Yaw 2103 Y•cht Oa,ptme 2 bedroom & den -2 baths, finplace--: Bil kitchen with breakfast area-Side yard, has room tor pool or larce patlo. Priced below market at $239,000. Small down PilYUlelll & owner wl1l assist ln financing. For appointment to see CALL 671-3'11 G.H. IOIRTSOM. llALtoa COUMTaY IM•USH SOcnethlnt 1pec1a1 ln th bome with 3 l&rl bedroomt, two baths. three buae brick fl r eplaces. tavern ldkben wllh all mod appllancea . Brl ck courtyard. E•ceUent financmg. Priced rig~ !!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~ at $158,500. COLI OF MEWPORT REALTORS 675-551 I WANTED Well cared ror former model home in Orange needs new owners! ... so- meone who will enjoy ;i beautiful jacuzzi year round .. someone who needs a lot of room with htlle maintenance. 3 &inn. walk ln closets, office in garage. New paint. paper and much more. Sl.12.000. C•644-721 I rin NIG[L GAIL[ Y & ASSOCIATES DEVB.OPEIS IESIDEMCE _. ................... .._ ...... .. •d f_.ly rooa Lots .t ...._ asto. feet••• IM• II J • pool. ..... ,....., $50,000tl 493-8812 1024 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii, • • • • • • • • •• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • •••••••••••••••••••••• DUPLEX RXElt HOME-ft.US! Doo't miss a days rent while you add 2 units behind this 3 Bdrm home. Then. rent the duplex and remodel the home. Good Cotila Mesa location PETE R 142-5200 SHORT DOWM??? Anxious owner will help you finance lhis sharp H 8. 3 BR. l story. Huge family rm. Full pnce $79.900. Hurry take ad· vantage call 962·7788 KEY REALTORS *VETS* OOOWN-OCLOSJNG Homes in all areas or ORANGE COUNTY VET AGT. C_.541-0800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CAMEO ..WCUSTOM A beautiruJ home 1n dis· guase. Needs pamt and HOME some minor ma1n· Builder says, sell tbts teoance, but underneath be au t If u I 2 •tor y a real beauty. Home plus Eutaide home. Choice of Income at $197,500. Cal carpet & tile. RV access, 640-5112 hurry on this one! Call ~ IJ, TH• l ·-' • Ito•• ••' '' I '1 t •' ~~HERITAGE . . REA LTORS ACOrtMEWHOME ................... -+iK-ree land + new 2 BR home + Z un1Js. nr . center or town in CdM. Priced for quick sale al R29.000. EVERS & ASSOC. 1714J 833-0200 1024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MESA VERDE VlLLAS 2 bdrm. cond o: no qualify for $40K FHA loan. S25K to assume . upgraded & newly de· corated Uke a model. ~; byowner.557·3797 IAClllAY VILLAGE End unit, Z story. 3 bedroom, 21,4, bat.ha, in a very desirable area. Call to see 640-5112 ft( '··· '. l•'•' ·'·· flt"'' '1.ll' I. l•t 11•, Dela• I Story 3 ...... To.-.. One ol the most private t.ownbomes m our mven· tory. Lovely home w/liv room. ram rm, rplc. 3 bedrms, air coodlhoned, corner covered patio. encld garage etc .. etc. A fantastic bl()' in lhis area at $82.900. Call 54&-2313 HIGHl.AMDS Shady & secluded floral ~ pallo front entry. Black slate floors. Big ocean 21 UM98.IEVAILE rtllCE REDUCTION view living room hosts , -I ['rJ~ massive stone fireplace. f( I 1 11 • Spacious family room W..tclff Realty and open kitchen combo. --------=--1161 l!Uifl ~. ~r:.:::::r•.;,.~w;:; _ ~ ----··-~· rent? Bwld upyourequi· ty! Call now and TALK Btfl showplace! Over 2700 sq. ft. 4 bdrms, rrml din rm & breakfast rm. Frplc In huge fmly rm & in lvly fnnl liv rm. Call for appt to see. S.U.9491 harbor & Fashion Island. 1---------3 Spac. bedrms. Covered $5000 DOWN TO RED CARPET. WE LISTEN 754-1202 SIT DOWN VA TRIPLEX 0n fee land & offered at only $215,000. 545-9491 View of bay & Lido basin. like new small 2 BR 2 BA home on large lot C.M. super cond .. or sell --------1-------- $159,500 Callo'NTir/agt.646-8811 contract no qualJfyi.ng. $150,000 .$930. mo. in- rome. Owner /Agent 548-sm OCEANFRONT Fine craftsmanship in mahog. trim & oak floors. sets off tbis landmark; 4 BR. 3 ba. home in finest location. Established trees & lawns. $475,000. IAYSHORES f rench doors. pegged hdwd. floors. used brick & beamed ceilings in this fine 4 bdrm , 3 bath home. $335.000. MESA VEIDE REDUCED TO $89,000 Attractive 4 bdrm .. 2 ba. home in 1mmac. condition. Xlnt loc . IACK IAY Fine 4 bdrm .. 2lh bath family home on quiet cul d e sac. Oversized pool, playhouse, extra storage $169.000. IAYFROMT Several fine bayfront homes with pier & slip BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR J·ll koy~·d .. D''"" ·~ B bl'> (dbl CE Dlll=ILllB Cl OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE ' . CORONA DEL MAR Canyon Crest Estates, Popular "E" P la n . Two Family Bedr ms., 2 Baths, Formal Dining. Wet Bar. Pool And J acuzzi. Beautifully Decorated In Warm Ton es. U p grad ed Carpets And Wa ll Papers. Minutes From Fashion Island. $125,000. ENJOY COUMTIY UYIMG Charming Cust om Home With 4 Bedrooms, Den With B rick Fil'eplace. Completely Remodeled Kitchen. Huge Swim Pool. All This Wilb A Barn And A Corral For Your Horses. Even Room For A Tennis Court . s~.ooo. Ill DOftR DIJVI 631·1• "id' a. & • •I FAMILY ROOM This home surely does have room for a family with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. a huge add-on family room with tw o fireplaces. The backyard has a functional patio area with gas BBQ & fruit trees galore. All this ror only $84,900. CALL s.16-2660 C:SELECT I PROPE RTIES llGCAMYOH B.DOltADO Security gates · pool jacuzzi & tennis. A dis- tJ.nctive townhouse m en· v1ous location Glass walls command a v1ew or the area. 759-\SO l ()Pf-~ flf 'l •IJ\l~"t' ., r. f ie·• 61DRMS. Our back to school --------1 special! A ramlly sized condo near Corona del CHOOSll ILUFFSCONDO OR WESTCUFf ESTATE SOPHlSTICATED 3 BR lri level. many extras. OR CHARMING-a BR, F•m Rm. large. yard, sun· room.etc. 400L17''A FOR All tll tuil"tr &IW Mar High School, in the Bluf'fs area. Located on a tree-lined greenbelt. With a lovely paUo. An eod urut, pnced nght at $184,200 rLIASI IE ADVISID THAT OUI 2 USTIN&S AT IA YSIDI COVI ARI STIU AVAIL.AILI. DISPm WHAT THI M.LS. COMPUTll SA YSI 1012 IAnml COVI UST Sut,100-NI I OJO IA YSIDI COY• IAST S21t,IOO LIAS .. OLO ~~~ 4-U()Cl~TH INC 800 Ntwport Center Drive • ~ TllURON NEWPORT ER 18232 Cabrillo Court. Fountain Valley Open Sunl·S. Custom decora t ed 4 Bdrm. 21".I ba remodeled to enlaq(e dining area. added kitchen island.ex· tra cabinet.c;+trash com pactor $86,000 CRAWFORO&ASSOC. 957·0701 for appl SELL YOUR OWN HOME S895 FEE-Assist in ads fin . sales, escrow etc. 5 Single family houses, $195.000. Gross 1Dcome $1325 per mo. Close to shopping. Call 645-9161 ...... OPEN HOUSE ;.:--REALTY ,Z-" OM WATER w /SLIP Reduced to $350,000. Unusual 2·slory Newport Beach home on the water with beach and boat slip. Terrific curb "curb a p peal" 4 bedroom home with family room. patio fuU length of home Spotless 4 br, family with ocean view! Pnced home. New pllllh crpt, to sell fast! Call now. lgecomer lot. Don't miss 673-8550 this one. S89.500. Nr. '>Pf""' o."' •u"' '(')"' ,,. / · OCC. Owner / Agent !~-· : I) 751·:51.YBDE . ~ 3000 sq ft customu:ed SOUTH OF HIGHWAY home nr golf course Owner will carry 2nd $175, 000. :;.w. 7196 IY OWNER AH OPPORTUNITY S .&VE $$$$ to do your own thing with A this 3 bedrm home on a E'SIDE BACK BAY tree lined st.reel. 169.500 on quiet cul-de-sac. 3 Call646-7171 Bdrm. 2 ba. beauttfully Ql'f"lll!O••IHUN•081N~I· = ... ~-~l7 °' [ e, lllHI ~---=----~ Near Schools; UDUCED Has2 REALTY FREE HOMES R.E. Advisory Service S30-2224 - WATTRFRONT HOMI S REAL ESTATE --------LUXURIOUS Fireplaces! 4 Br, 2 ba, for mal d1rung, bnck frplc. comer lot. 2 car gar 900 Dogwood Phone 751·0774 eves 631-1400 -------- 'lac~~~,~V..~! ONCE UPON A TIME There was and is a 3 bedroom. J bath home, too good to be true. It's m Irvine Terrace. you own the land, it's only $189, 750. and has storybook charm. privacy and value. It. COt.DWIU. ...... co. 644·9060 2111 SANJOAOUINHILLSRO IN NEWPORT CE~ ~ll macnab I Irvine ?--realty MB>ITERRANIAM DBJGHT In the heart of Lido Isle. 3 BRs, lanai family rm, fplc. in living rm, lg. dining area. kitchen w/blt-lns -Jennaire -compactor. $365,000 fee. Dorothy Hardcastle 642-8235. <Q-130) 642·8235 tot Dover Drive '44·6200 H•rbor Vitw Cent•r Irvine •t Campus V•lley Ctnttr 752-1414 & LAVISH• Luxury tn Cameo Shores Large secluded front palio. rountatn & pool' Spacious oceanv1ew hv Get ready ror fall in this 3 bedroom home with din 3Br. 2Ba. fresh paint. va 1ng. entry and deluxe canl. lrg cov patio. M ei.1t kitchen Patio $84.500 del Mar . BKR.Call540-1720 S8l.500 557-8470 mg room & ram1ly room. TAIBB1 MESA VERDE 4 Br 2 Ba 1-'orrrial. dining room. dnt cond , $92.500. Ope~ Chefs kitchen has every . House DaUy 1·5. 2972 An convenience. Lavish •<jl l1tCalfomia" drosSt 546-447S master w1ng. Den or ·· · study. Sewtng & laundry NEAR o cc 4 Br Newly room. Includes pool ta· A T T E N T 1 0 N remodeled k1tche~. Can't ble. bill'.' stereo system. BUILDERS do better for this price. ranlasllc storage too. Large lot wath good 2 BR SB9 soo Bkr 7S4-6262 Private beaches-and home & room for 2 more • · • · much more! For pnvate units. Choice Eastside preview call 673-8550. location. $110,000. ALSO, OPIN "' "· '1 ~ '""' •1>M "'""' • Rustin 3 BR, 2 BA home, r•e11 =·~-::!-. ...... .. :~ Needs some r1xmg. 3 8DRM 2 BA OldCdMC..._ double garage, pauo, Steps to beach. 3Bdrm, frwt tree:\, spnnklers, 2Ba.-Prlced to sell. Firm $79,900. ALSO. R 2 LOT. :it $1!$,500. &40-8073 ext 765 Hamilton. Dnvt"-by 2112. only ~McC ... ,Rttr -541.7729· OCEAMVIEW Jasmine Creek Plan 6 Avail Nov. By Owner. CaJJ 640-2'22 EAST SIDE 1-.-------•I 3 &inn., 2 baths, w1th 1• low interest assumable HOME+IMCOME Mceleclllced toSZSt,000 South ol Ba)'lllde. A rare and su rprlalngly s paciou s 3 ~room +den, 2 story home. PLUS a never va cant roomy rental Pvt financing provided at subatanth•I Hvlnall to buyer C•for .. oll• 644-7211 /Jn Nlr1H 01\ll.[Y & l\SSLICll\T ES loan. S7S.900 4 Bdrma .• family rm .. 2-ator)' giant on a corMr lot. suuoo Qall NM463 -· $'500DOWM lf you art' a vet. you <'an !Ny thJI $911.000 3 br. I·" IMi home oo lhe Ea!ltJc Ide fet the ;1bow do~n pay l'Mllt. Home hu lot.a of U3cd brick. cuamit-tll(' Ii 2 patloa H11ward Watson R•al ~late. 731-~l. 5-ef' FalNly H-. 3 edrm.<1. with huge low maintenance patio & -llOOl.~c. ~·.;bonu.s...,.q!­tice... Easy accei.s to (rwy & beach. SlZS,000 EBBTIDE REAL TY 494-SMS6 CUST-<>M HOMIS OPEMDAl&.Y 345 L ilrd St. C.M. Only 4 left ol these 7 new C\lt\OOl homes on a qwet cul-de-11ac. ~ach w /4 bdrma. 3 baths, wetbars. 2 tple1. • mocb more Come & see ror yourself what lovety bomea they are! Ow n e r /a&ent 552-4894 or 642·211>4 or 673-0782, ' BY OWNER. Eutside 2 bdrm.1ara1e. w/den. R2 lot. 15.000 dn. wm c1rry paper. S79,SOO. 848-2087 EASTSIOI fixer 3 BR, I b1 . ram rm. Lie. R·2 lot. S74.500 STUART FINE Realtor &31 ~ Met41V_. Yltw ..... Bil It beautiM. 1177,500 Call eves for 1pp't. By owner, 546-829. ' I l ,., '• 1' I ,.;: ,',!I' / NEW PUD £utal4• eo.ta Meu. ~. jacoul Sll,$00. Tall to RED CARPET· WE LISTEN 'IM-UO'a VACATION AT IM Sailln1. mmmina. tennlt. volle~ball. 1buffi board plus a Larse lalce, 3 apas. t pools and U parka. All of lbae am are youn. Plelr the plan and Drice home from tbeSe beautiful • new Woodbrld&e homes. Poplar-Villagers condo t68,950 Elm-VUJager condo 71,800 Plan 0-Warmtngtoo 96,500 Oakdale-Btoadmoor 99,000 Popi ar--creekslde 106,000 Aapenwood-Broadmoor 10'7 ,500 For lo.lormalion on any of these Woodbridge specia.l.J, call tDclay. WOODllJDGE UALn 511-JOOO I ~.~~ ....... ~-~~ ....... ~-~~ ....... ~.~~ ....... ~~.~-~~ ...... °':°'~ ...._. .. ..._ 1041...._ v..to 1067 .-...,... ..... 106' s.t.MI • oao ~-s. •zoo .. ~.?.:~:?. ...... ~?..~~ ....................... .............•••.•..... ........................ ....................... ....................... . ............. WI MIWPOIT 11110~1.&AUI />.GHAT CHOICE '1US.b.lt fiD•ndn&. ... .,..,.,... .. """"... MbO-IAMC PROPEmEs ..... VA Jou. no cNdlt tov.lJ Nwport Triplex $41,000 H cheek or qHUfylna. <3l29edrmuntt1.0W'oer Call us •bout th la l+""' Acre w/boust & _._._ y.._ ~ M.laaioo VttJo 3 .•• m apaciows 2 Bdrm Adult's •aeciua view in Mur. ..,...... -~ Bdnlldt.am f WW cooperat. OD inst.AU· Onl rleta Valley. a BR bouae, N in •ere bone pro· ,._• .... ~• rm,.. .. !-~~ meot aale r AJl It••"· Y brl~m•1 · Locve1¥ out.,,,"_. r11-n., trult Ot• ~. R*1 to build. rm • • .,...t.loe ••• ...,..., Prime lnvftltment. Alk· PV\ c.. pat 0· om· b 7 O i--'f65 ooo ._ w lterma. =c•rua!l~';'°:'ul~~~ ~f1e~10!2:t(:1' c~~i =~~.w=•;~:~ ~:~~~-. . ~~~.:M~~·:=r~ Owtser may conalder now?SZ.l100 roundedb)'t.alltreea. m4>8'17·511Jl tylme.S'7650w/terms. RBALESTATB a...p~lapplledto (')i'INll19•11\llJNIOWN<t· FORDETAJ.LSCAU.. 08522.()630 u2~acn111. Rone pro· s:~~tw~ -.. -.. 111111 .. ~7211 '.:s:'.Et ....... !?!!~ w.:4.:-;~::~; ecuUve bomt U1I tt all · V~ 33 UNt MulUplt Dwell. schools. 11-tM per atre. 00 need to brq about ~•Yf IY OWHla N e w a P t s . G . G • I I DUPLEX. Out.stand· ata&.ul, thll home ls your IMllty Nwprt Hats lrg comer Sl.280,000. Prine. only. Ing buy for the invMt«. atatemcnt of aue?ceaa! ~t500 lot,2bdr2ba.familyrm Wwt ... ftr 1091 m.2173m.7900 On1yl3'7.500. ()pea beams, fireplace, 2Mtl HfOftlMO M.. + bonus rm. $119.SOO ........................ Ca•ttty Loh/ Cal t7J.4626 .-! wet bar, privacy plu. !lie"" Ylllo 645-70'4. ()po Sunday. EXTRA LARGE 4 Br, 2\Al Qypb 1500 lett HWde I.I. lac. tamlly toretberneu * ea...-L I06t DOVERSHORES Ba,in popll.lararea .Hu ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1831E.17lhSt.S.A. where you want ll. Built· ..... .,... --Ownr/8kr m\llt sell 4Br. Lota of potential.· Only Padflc Vlew lot, section l.nl, master bedroocn bas ••••••••••• ••• •• •••••• • lBa ....1 ,_..._ pd •-d ..,.. 900 'Ii'-7cA ..,...,,, n-Vl _,,. •~ -·ate drt!Ai.n1 room SI "000 "'~ . PIVI u ..... c • • e--· . .,..,, _......... uo.:ean ew. ~· -&raith. Wann earthen Back B;y V~t.ory. corated w/Jacuizl & 7M-l336 ••••••••••••••••••••••• colors bring It a ll ABdrm, d-. • tormal din· pool. 81tn microwave, OIMt-RtalEr.tah '---Pr ..... 2000 ..._..,_...._. ..... ~-c..-ular .. .... many o the r x t r a s •••••••••••••••. •• ••••• -~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1.o1~ . .....-.ac t•· lng, 3 frplc'a, lrg lot. No $229.SOO. OP,n Sundays MobleHOl9t ••••••••••••••••••••••• C:O..-.. Mer Jl22 p&Mlve views ofhhlllaide, qualifyln1. lmmed OC· i.z.s. 1531 Highland Dr. ._•...a-1100 R.EPLACEMIH'T ••••••••••••••••••••••• canyoos. city llg ta CW'V· cupancy Owner will ~or833-1.318 .._. -illl&upthecoutlinecom· ·F 11 · ....................... at this price ls impossl· 1~ blk:s to bch 3bd, l ba. the feeHn1 ol bav· carry . u pri ce. c.--w..--1~~ ble' lo good Westside )'l'ly$500 the world al your '232.000. By owner. Prine _,...,._, r~ sv •EXCITING• l 8tion this I ly th . fed. See lhis marvelous only. 6'0-'1778. ~~resUgio~tewport ~m. two 0b:th ho~e: ~ 3 Bedroom, 3 Bath home By owner. Price reduced "'-b~ 2ood11 rms, + KIDS a PITS with two car garage has l.agmo leoclt 3141 before you decide on .. 0.000. One of Bluffs ......,. w rs, COUD· lovely fenced back yard ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~!!!!!~~!!!!!!!~ anythlngelae ... $215.000 ~ "K" plans, 2 sty, 4 ~:~:itliS::.~~~~ed ~a~.•r:":!i 1~:1 s~~ too! Only $69,500. Call ~r. slillt level overlook· --------·•univ Park s Br Cban· ow.a IOUGHT br. 2 ba $129,900. Lg ()PfN In Q . ,, \ IUN IOHI Nl(f. 3Br, 2Ba. too many xtras 752·l920 tng lue Bird Cant°"· Sup~~me, ~~GUHAD~~A~~~ ~~;.r~c:!~: 11~1E!~:•Y a~>~;::;~:~ [:•llijlillttl ~\~i~i:1·2:.:r .. ~w J 9UAIL ~~~3:n!~ featuring 2 Hreplaca, _, ....... 1 --------• area. frpl. upgrd carpets _ .., ·:~----=••:.:==~ swimlog pool, Jacuzzi. PLACE Mewpoffleodl 3169 11111 BBQ, av aceeu and Pool, jacuu · A great & decor tbruout. Back · saunas, enclosed roller PROPBTIIS"' •••••••••••-•••••••••• beautiful lawn. Owner IN THE v~~EHTBt Chcrming paUo overlooks pool & SIS,OOODOWM skating rink, minutes IO,..TIU:lOP.M.t Magnificent beachfront amdout,c-11~ .-nrv Det "I greenbelt. Front patio •BY OWNER •BEACH from Fashion Island & West Newport home. 5 RANCH REALTY 640-1812 GI creates attractive entry is just 200 steps away. the Pavillion & only ROOMtollild Bdrm, 2 baths+dorm Special design features 2 Cboth have easy care ror 3Br, 2Ba, frplc, 2 car gar s:l1c5:i <Dl.8246-7) EASTSIDE CM, 4 re· loft. Yrly lse. S1500/mo. The most popular floor Posh Turtlerock Glen lg. decks, Mondrian win-c&n!free livlna>. Walk to in a Carmel·like setting fonla Pacfflc sldences on a double 956-5871 Townbome, 2 BR, 21h dows&doors,brickfloor neighborhoodshops,bus, onapvtst.inUdoSands MobileHomeSales 1----------.... ~.~:-HERITAGE REALTORS ---------1 ~Ian bwlt by Ayres. bath beaut master suite + much more. Good schools & churches. $138.500 645-12.62 2706Harbor,Ste208 ·wide R·2 Lot. Agl. Baysbores. 4 bd, 3 ba. BY OWNER. Price re bed~!:r:i:.s 2~ lbaa~:s~ w/frPk. 6 .Rocky Glen. location near beach. ~vtog area. Must Sell. Bayfronl mobile home. 540-5937 675-«JOO across rrm priv bcb. duced. 4.Br, Roman pool Truly an executive home $137.000. La Vera Burns. $159,500 Prinonly. 644_.;s79 Lido Isle Trlr Prk. Furn. 1 uu1 •• u. HIU.S 16 UNITS P>O. yrly <2l3l 796-87&l in ooe of Irvine's most Rltr. 644~ _wvnA den/bar $95,000. 1 y prestigious areas. You BLUFFS BEST CONDO $35,000. 675-8839 Price slashed on this ORANGE CO. eanfroot 2 BR winter ls&/opt OK. $600/mo. ,_.the1.....-..a&.~--are BUY $149,SOO. Free , 28 28 Es ·t All ONLY "'''"'K . Cash to reotals. From9-1!>-78to ,.,.____ bl 2nd., .... uuiua ....... ., stand1"ng un1·t, 3Br. Bayfrootcondo+4S s1Jp. r, a pn · ....,., """79 ..... ltA J -.. -V ""''""' carry i · noassociationdues.Call NOTICE Se d 1 b appls incl'cl. Allowance new loan. Principals Oft· ":..,. • .,,...,.,. "'"' a ~7S30 2i,,Ba, by owner. Appl c. guar • poo • su · on space rent for 1 yr. ly. Won't last long. ruanCo.63!-0900 ---------please 752·64 70 o r I garage. furn. Lse $950 Only S24.500. <JK9075·72) WORLDAgt. ON BEACH. Decorator 0-Poa.t 1026 A reward baa been of· 835-MBl ;~o.;...!ale $250.000. ~HORllSton 541·0800 r··-'-'"""2sto""',4Bdrm ••••••••••••••••••••••• f ed" dy ·11m· g 0 •..........,, ... u.u>o<;U •.1 el' ior area • wi Fant.astic view upper bay. 11411-8895 VIEW. In best location. 4Br, central air. &ablebuyer.rorthistop &.ag.aHHh 1050 3 bdrm, lam rm. 2 $8500 ••••••• Sl400monthly. =~· ~~8~fg ~ ~~~g~~ ~~ o••••••••••••••••••••• frplc's, 2.,, ba, V.. acre, •EXCITING• .A..-.hn/Pri.,. Area 2 Bdrm with BOAT SLIP SUr. 661·3351 agenL you quallry Call Due to stroke, Leisure m n Y x l r as . 0 w n er TOTAL DOWN Two a.rlex Unfts $750 yrly • World 2 BR, 2 ba manor. $163.S00.645-8441 SllOP.trl..t Buy 1orbotb. Well main-Waterfront Homes Mostly furn. Incl sterling NEW LISTING Broad moor Sea view tained & occupied. Casa 63J.1400 By owner l week only ! Harbor bluff front home, Chin Al the b each, in & Dresden a. $54,000 UDO ISLE. New listing. home. 6 mos old. 3Bdnn, beautifully landscaped Pacificia Realty770-0882 •OCEANFRONT·4 Br. cash. 837·2153 3 Br, 21h ba. South ex· 2Ba. community. Pool, secluded adult p ark· * * * * *"' * great view. Yrly only posure. Pvt sundeck up, jacuui, tennis. No credit gorgeous dbl wide 19T7 MEWPORT BEACH $800. eves 642-0045 •--.at-....a 1052 off master suite. Agt. needed. lmmedoccupan· v ;"n••-etopoftheline. SUNITS ~-·~ 67J.l020 cy. Owner to carry ·~ OCEANFRONT l al a kiod view overlook· RANCH REAL TY i.ng Dana Pt. Harbor. 3 551·2000 Orq BR. 2 Ba, selling below•---------• appraised value . By ownr, 1 BR condo, 21 ••••••••••••••••••••••• balance. 714-640-7778. 2Br, 2Ba, fam rm & \.41 BIJt. to beach. 2 lots LUXURY 3 br duplex. HOUSE much more-if you want improved w/un1'•• + 2 h h ( to li · this 1 of I ... winter. Ds w r, rplc. $340,000. 496-5109 Prine. Oraogetree, air, all Lff[ ~ • only. amenities, $49,500. LagunaNiguel D U P L E X 0 N ve m ap ux· lots vacant. Owner will •~ ~UTIFUL PENINSULA in quiet 300 ury with a paupers purse fJ Onl *A"" 000 $6-00. mo. 673-9499 or ..,._ this is it. <KTl.207..S l. mance · Y .,...,.,, 629-2.546 0o estate aiz.ed 12,000 s.f. block. Completely re-.-..AL..--1-Padfic Agent67~00 1----------0o lovely s treet or modeled inside & out. 3 ~ bdrm, 2 ba Bluffs condo, RBfT TO IUY 7141551-2176 .. All rent applies to down ELEGANT NewportC.ter Realty payment. 3 Bdrm, den, 640.5357 c u 1 tom ho me s . BR & l BR w/2 patios, & Mobile Home Sales l level. Pool. patio. Nr. Features, fml dine + 2 car encl gar. $165,000. ZT06Harbor,Ste208 shops. S600 mo. lse. Mrs kitchen eating a rea. Ownerwouldliketoclose 540.5937 ~-[R€HIG€ Cooper 675·08l2 or = J~:mS:°!~ GREENTREE HOME Heritage Park. 2 bdrm. ~~~~~~ $480-Sl200 opt money & TODAYS 2 i,; b a. upgraded . home w /authentic barn and you will have $6000 landscaped & draped. wood wall decor thru-0ut lOW8rdl your down pay. BEST BUY Nr pool & t.OOrus $76 500 , liv-rm. Vaulted ceilings, Fam Rm. w /used brick In J a nu a r Y 1 9 7 9 . HOM€' 496-8301 fplc; 35' living rm has Courtesy to brokers. FAMILYPARK 1 1--------- meat.. '91.SOO. #432. cau 55l--0685 ' br!Wt bar, maint. free -~-obn-=--crifi-.-,-:~-or_493-_B_1;°°-.-4-• ~ie:11fal~!':t l~~:e io~•----N-on____ ~;i~oi.~5-5220 impressive fplc and open 675-6349 ask for Mr. Dore Last chance to gel Into ~~frallo to lge covered patio & ,._________ this family park. Btfl dbl 1178 Jandscape'1 yard; sep '" wide Goldenwesl 3Br. INVESTMENTS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ba Beach house or beautiful Gr eentree. 496-2413 830-5050 This fabulous home All~c garden area. eau to ex· ''U" must "C" 2Ba. price reduced to m1 rutished 2 br condo. plore its many custom 129,990. (LB1717-73) S300 relrg/stove & patio. features! Ruth Laurie. The best of Westcllff. MOBILE HOME SfORE 49 DB.UXE UNITS s:m1mo 1st & tut plut> Rltr 646-4380 Neally groomed 3 Bdrm 848-8895 2S. aBdrm. 24 . 2Bdrm. $100 sec. 714-661·1637, if · home with beautiful b ·id ooans.213-661-1011. ~i1:> $120,000. Owner. features 4 to S bedrooms, .. home, lnsldl;;d oul. 4 3 baths, professionally Bdrms., 2th ba. Plan 3, IYOWMER "' 1• Y6y I 034 landscaped yards with Turtl.erock. On a large, ••••••••••••••••••••••• loads of frul l trees. well cared ror lot. 3 bdrm, 2 ba condo. End wlit oo El Niguel golf course. Partially furnished. Will help finance. 496-7'796 ~RT HTS.7 yard. Near Mariners Sacrifice by ownr mobile room to . w 20 more.,__ _______ _ "'""'"v hm t 11 0x" "" Cls Owner w1U carry with Old Tyme Value F.V. bomein prime area. Tate over someone's pride & joy. 4 BR, 2 ba. oo a huge Joe.. Sharp & clean, alM baa a few ex· tru, for $92,SOO. Call Vllla Assoc., 846-5536 or act.96.1-5347 I lmliill9• hoch I 040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S&S Resale Specialist$. 3,4 or S bdrm models avail. some w /pools. 968-4802. Penning100 Properties raised vegetable garden bed & strawberry beds. Area also includes com- munity pool & park. Ask· in& only $109,950. Call UNCH REALTY 551-ZOOO i+S23 CAMPUS~IR'll,.E 1-----1 WARMING TOM Pl.AM .. I" Don't be an iffy OD this I ~t!!~-­one! The highly desired p.; WEHAYE'EM! school, shopping, etc. •mus se. • 1 .,.,. $260.000 down. Price HOllMs...........,IMcl 2 Bdrm. near Cllfr Dr.. ~~:meot only. call to bch, xtras. 841-70'll I firm. Sl.1252 .OOOIT. ••••••••••••••••••••••• giant garage, frplc.; only OWNER SAYS 2 UN S 3202 .. ~-$~HERITAGE $94.750 MAKEOFFER Extra sharp! Only 6lrs ••••••••••••••••••••••• . • REALTORS 2 Bdrm. split·level beau- ty; board siding, shake ~~~~~~~~~ rool, beamed ceil. & lots ~ d med bricks. $124,500 3 Bdrm. with separate guest wlit; grooved oak floors, wrought Iron & H.t.or Vu Hmu 4Br. FR, nu crpts, xint cond. Quick possession. $161,500, fee. Owner. 640-1141. leaded glass. 5142•600 _Pri_m_e_P_elllll-.-1-oc_a_l-io-n-. -1 1978 20xS7 Somerset 2Br. old. Tenaoi.s pay uti . 2 •HOMIAMDOS• 2Ba, completely up· BBQ, rec rm. pool 9X LOW RENTALS graded. (f&l616) gro5s. Xlnt area. ~.000 Call t.oday·Move today, Mabl1e Homt Store 557-0824 848-8895 1000'!' of Vacancies I 3 UNITS S200 bach kids/pets/yard Tradewinds Trailer Village Sp. 68. 2191 Harbor Blvd. Walk to Shopping & Bus. See Manager. All 2 bdrm. solar pool. $215 1 br ltids/pets/appl Owner will carry con-$19S2brkidspetsgar . tract with S75.000 down $24-0 2+dine kids pets $375,000 S2:iQ 2br kids pet yd S300 3br garage/sr citizens $3954br opt. to buy ---------• Plan "B'" in Woodbridge is highly upgraded and ls ZOHEWHIHMS ~A!e';d!1i~R OHE YEAR MEW 3 Bdrm. & family rm. hsefromocean, byownr . with beams. shingles. 2 bdrm. dng rm, $115,000. bookcases. super frplc.. SS2·S446, 963-8813 sundeck" room for RV. I v-oo..ITs $149,900. Call t h e A "' "' IU..NESS FORCES SALE Beautifully furn dbl wide Newmoon. s hows I ike new, 8x20 enclosed porch . $33,000 . <PW44l56-Q:I > 30Ml>.LOT Eastside Costa Mesa. 3 separate houses on cor· ner lot. Super location. $159.000. l fee then service 1s •FREE J<'OR LffE• Good in aJl 23 locations All areas ·All prices aBr.3Ba,2000sqfl PATIO HOME ll01·920 Delaware In 1 1y dult uni W. al Beach N. of Adams ove a comm · ty. t.bU ooe year new, two Pre-Completion Prices bed.room, two bath home Troy Realty 848-9090 bas upgraded carpeting, BY OWNER 3bdr 2b fireplace. double garage, · ' a, ,._....,,, y-_. and pn' vate RV access, custom in· "'"''"" "'" lerior .. $91.000. 1 mi to patio, access to pools and bcb. 962--9449 tennis! All this-only ---------• m.ooo. can 752·19.20. 3Bdrm, 2Ba. Cam rm. cov ' UAIL patio. Just painted in & '-' out. Lovelr yard. RV T space. Quick escrow. PLACE _m_~_. ea_tl5364585 __ . -1 PROPERTIES'" ....... 1044 10,.. n 1:10 , ...... , •••••••••••••••••••••• being offered al an ir---~~:-::-::-:--­Newport Heights XTRALGEPIER specialists at 646-4463 Open"'s!~~n l·S resistable price. lf you need a spacious two bedroom home· then this ia it! Can be yours for "4.950 WALK I ILOCK ilJ'U4i%i_· ~::~~~·BR TO IEl>.CH ..__ ........_.... 3 Ba, almost new w /pier MobUe Hon. Store 848-8895 •EXCITING• Fabulous executive &slip. W~~Co. townh o u s e , 3 big LEASE HEWPORTIEACH bed.rooms, 2 fireplaces. 3 By Owner. Custom 2 br 2 o-'6ftftf LUXURY baths, country kitchen, -"""" community clubhouse ba. 2 fireplace. i,; blk lo $85 MONTH REMT --------•with pool & jacuzzi, OPTIONS' ocean. S2J9.ooo. 754-1124 1978WinstMManor.2Br. ---------•spacious exercise area. daya,64.5-SU9eves. 2Ba. A beautiful home. Decorated like clream • Sanat•• 1076 Readytooccupy. red hill ~:.:. 552-7500 Fix home ror only $114,000. in Whv Rlftf 1 ....................... Callfonlla PacHic prestigious area. Homes-1Jt prices-all Mablle Hot. ScMs areas. Tenm to f1t your New 1°"5-0eean view blooming real estate Haters R.E. 861-6404 540-5937 3.133 W. COAST HWY. NEWPORT BEACH 645-6646 UP budget. Invest In the custom homes. 2706 Harbor. Ste 208 PRISCOn WOODIRIDGE market. Monthly pa)" S. Juan 60A DOWN Woodbridge Place 1, Popular Driftwood Ababdoned 3 bedroom ments credited towards Capb...._ 1071 ° ~~~~~~~~~~·.aeanyonexechome.nr sBR. 3ba 00 cul-de-uc model. 2 Story, 3 home! NEEDS TLC! purcb.ue price. For free"••••••••••••••••••••• Late model double wide.::.. golf course, 4Br. 2._,.,Ba, nest to beach. 131""84 bedrooms. 2.,, baths, Low down VA, or submit information call Ed BY OWNER in fine family & adult Covington 4 Plex nr. So. formal din. country kit. Needs some TLC your terms! Call now Chernow at 964 24SS park.Baakrepossessioo. Coast Plaza. By owner. den, 2 riles, covered wtdys, y i t d ll t. d t l k t RED ..... l . MUST SACRIFICE-easy t erm• Mob1' le Principals onlv Call l c 71 A ----------1 ot va e s e er a an a o "6en . Large 4 br. 2 ba. cor lot. ... # • pat o , wnr .. ~ TUanlllOC9' $108,000. Call 640·5112 CARPET -WE 1•-1•y1 To. many xtru too men· Home' Store . 1062 N. _M6-00» ________ , '128-5213 Agent. USTEN! 7$4-1202 "'-"' State College, Anaheim. 1----------Hltlil•• Mlaloft V1efo I 067 Greatram.ily home locat· tioG. M.uat ~·800· 856-4500 ~··• Beaut decorat.ed lrg 4 WHl>.TI' I>. .._ ~ '" •••••••••••·••~... . ed-in-~'!l hMr.4tJ&. · --------b-1 2'4 b1ks to beach. Two 2 bdrm. 2~ ba w/apec --r;:-.LJ! ' .. ....-.o.•~ best • Bdrm 2 2 l>r, private beac . bdrm units with dis· .. __. ___ _... __ · ... _ t··-; IWtGAIM,.1 •. ,. -•-'"• ...... ; ...... ~mmac . 5 BR San areas.• s.. 10%DOWN,9\.41%INT. N""""""rt dul•· r.uooo h-*be ... ,3.,ara-. ~-..-a·.,.... -PnceteailcM"ttnce-now '"'e1ard c ·1 baths.rormaldin.rm.&c boqualifyina,3400aqft4 ~-..-,a .... _.., ............. ~. crpt..drpa.land.scap g. only $89,900! 2 Story 3 * DUPLD * ~. ~rJ.mt~d:~;::d. rumc rm. Sep. yard br 3 ba 3 car garage, 2 S210prmo.673-3826 p~~f~f~s rbor View Homes, 2 1I 11:~ Lusk1 0bome. Best bedrma & cigaotic bonus Ocean aide of bwy, level 8»20ll for t or RV •tor.ae. flrepla.cea. S159,000. COSTA MESA LONG BEAClf cat rentals: 4 BK. & rvUle oc wner I Agt room. Lovely country lot, easy access to beach. Sl!f!EWP0.000 RT 111!. •cH 483-42119 '78 Lan allt •A 833-0727 aft 8 Open kitchen. Spacious master Nelda l'tf:.l. minor re-CASA Da SOL " '""" •--------. cer, 24.x48. w ..., 21l-4ll-G957 am. rm .. S700 mo. 3 BR. _S._t_l&l.D __ i_.s ____ _. wing. Covered patio. Giu; pairs; deal for home & 3 BR. 2 ba.._..super vl~w. RI.Al.TY 675-1642 SACRIFICE =!:':~eHomes -New--D-up-l-ex._b_y_B_ull_de_r_.' fam. r':~!f~=-n F . .& .... .&.ffliC BBQ.-q'Jl.MifSF.ER:RED inc~=· llul'ry. only .rec~ dole. -2-nl' _ fT1000-Ulldar 1Dnket to1l39 "" gee after 4:30PM. R~alEstale 6"·i383 "'"-.~ SJ!l1gR MUST HAVE l:siooRealty 4JU..-0'73l gar. Adil commun. SELL idle Items with 8 pnce. OWiier mual sill &_.___111t...._ 1200 VIrgfiilaPT.,CM that'• what you'll say IMMEDIATE SALE! · $1112,900.581·9585 DallyPUotCJasslfledAd. this stunning townboose _.__,,....---br 1 ba house with whea you look at tb ltAROJl\~T'ERS qulET . on Captain's HilL 3 BR ... ••••••••••••••••••••• VllW separate entrance to ad· gorceous 4 bedroom ~N,,,l~,·.~71~F10Af:TNoc',. COM--...,_.Mjllf--R>n ......,__ 1052 dl!l1 z~ .. BA, co.urt¥anl 51>.CUSFORMOllLE 2br.2baSeaviewbome, d.lt.lrgroom&ba.S430+ home wtt.b formal dinln1. v-< • • ~· -'""'u ••• .. ••••• .. ••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• patio Only $104 900 lMet area reeenU, de· large lot. WW trade ror 2 .u. See al 512 J H mint• huga family room, tor· and c.lcJM.lo convenience SHOWCASI vftloped property. Xtnt or 3 wlit Newport Beach St. 640-7896 or 494-4M9 aft ner locatlca Ir Juat at.epe ""'b6oclt to beach. 2 Bed., 'II for country living. won· or C-Osta Mesa. Aaeot • ._s_::.>_. ------to commUDi\y pool pan 2Ba.ldultapt.SB5.950 II Banker HOME derrul potential for 67S-Qi62,evee67$.3637 It elementary acbOOt.. MOIUNS llALTY Coldwe Like new 4 BR, den, 2~ mobile home or home. --------!" BR. 2 be. Crplc, bltns, --......... --·-ootu•--------· BA. ....... AA Lot W/f-·'t ....._.. Loh..__ • ...._ .. .,00 $S15.Avall9/9.673-7229 :::: =-.,.,., .. w " 494-1057 R£5aNTIAI. llROl<ER/G t:OMFWff •-°'r'41-uab pl .... ,,.!~.... ..,....,. Tillllll" -66 -IJST 1rmll'EDI! .. .,.,.. ... ........ FARGO ••••••••••••••••••••••• 511>.VllW UMI COAST HWY C-1 MOMAICH IA y ~etohr1!1gees. •or'ceaanforvlewv. (714) 676-5111 : OMCl ILDG sm New ocean view 2 br. 2 WOOOlllDGI YI.LA .. AIPID Model, a&. 2.e., frple, owur t 714 > "2·0162 or H1·11'8. Qu1.MJ to blin. Abaolut~ly the O\Oll tarp lot. Ofna. Is 3 rm • -. ORDIOllO Hunu.o,too Beach ba. Leaseorleueoplloo. ::-= ~~-· ~O::: apt. AJaottp.. 2 BR house Perfect ~lace to raise your SH4.500. 1o acres farmland. ST95 ZT.ooo aq. ft, tot nur Aacnt 6'75·05&2. eves .----.., •· DelltoONU.'260,000. b'ldr ur own b"'a h club ~ acre.Lodown.Hwyfron· Pactrlca Hospital . s m.383'1 =:::-wtth ..!!:."' ;"p!':: "% .. UALTOI c 1 en. 0 '" c • g~watA ... taae. Gas & electric PointaSbop.Cotr"Ctvlc -----3-2-2-4 ~and ~~ouse. 4,4"'6l I tennis courts and 24 hour security ~ • ..., level. Nr. lg fa rms . Center. $135,000. ColtoMeta " guarded gate. This lovely home 7141524.3590 David Bourke Rltr ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ca.lltolUyandcompare. -Two-bouae--+-•-lud-lo-. -Vl-c· has 4 bdrms, 3Yl baths, with EAL ESTATE S4U850 3 Br, 2~ b• condo. Frplc, ~IW.TY 151-2000 tori• Beach. Ocean beautiful swimming pool. $279,000. 1350 S.CoostHwy. IO&JOACRES PRIME HUNTINGTON crrit/drps , wuh/drr · vlowt. Beam ctlllnf(a, 494 -8536 FORSUIDIVISIOM BCH Iott! Some w/ln re riff. ~O mo. Yr Y fireplaces, $238,500. 1---------1 Xlntlnvt1trn..tforcon1 A IM2-333& lease. M2 ~. Owner. Consider trade. A COUJWal. IANIEI co. s.ta AM I 080 citotioua buyers near _co_me_.__,iit ....... ____ Vlne-covered b.lde·away 4M-295 496-n22 831-0836 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~own. Expandin1 t..aauna Bch Lot 13,00C 38r. 2ba, frplc. Mee>/mo ....,.11tc..a.--r-aBr, t~babomelnqwet aru. Hos all utll 3 Q ft. one ot 11 k ind 6458908 &45-3009 -..-..... ...,.. rr-pride al owncnb.lp area w/paved roada. $120,000 <>ttan/c:nyn vu Sl2S,OOO •---·------fir.-C::.~n~·.,S:~: "'",~ t,~ ,._ oa lge lot at end of cul-de· & '85.000;;.1Rrg'O· 2101Ul•rnard Ct. 84'7-S887 ~'4ar*&lgee. 2~~ t11clsd. ·s=i -ooo nw.e:IA •-d ..,_... sac. U >'"• S70.500. USA "'""" -· • ---r""cr wa e. ~~· 844·0601 or ('714)8'1S.S'711 Have aomethln1 to •ell? ce. II~ e..-5 _ OR52l.JOIO Cl&Aintdadsdottwell. •CONSU11ER'SOUU>E '· • • th 1n U.fw 't 1 • ....... Uafwll•• Jtt19tn Uwfail.a..cl .. .... ... ~ .,_ tM11th Uwfwft. .,_ ,,.. .. " URfwn. Tu.tay. August 29 1978 DAILY PILOT ....................... ······················~······················· ............•...........•••....•...........•.•....................... c.NMIM ZZ4 ........... INclt lUt t41......... )Ht ~!~ ..... !!~~ Codo Mtw 3124 Iha II al• l uda 3140 lt...tah to Sh.e 4300 ..._"4 .. a..... 4500 ...... , ; i. Ttwt ...................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••• , •• ,............... • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Deidli 5035 F U R N I S It E 0 l LA MAtfe1LH .._.,.. 2 Ir. J fN. facd Jard, B&DROOW 1ar ae apt. nA "",..'JI ~IW1e 2 & 3 bd epts. Ma.le wlU share HB house 4 . 0 O 0. t q • fl • New ~·•••••••••••••• ••• c-.s c lkSl'en I mo pd' mo 112$ def Lu1• l,Zat3 bedroom frplc. ~cl aar. patio With non !\moker. wa.rebouletpac..llBlD· llWEST Clk,ao,.u. .MDGL ON THE WAlO Vtarlr UUllUea lnr' ~eft apta. Dahwbr. CallPe11Y860-4m employcd.1Ulllt. Close dultrtalPart.tN·ml 2215...._ "B". Pl'd ro«a•mobr. quiet Pool ·~· Ir·~ ~':t Beach bacheloruo rorll! ~c • • 0 • 0 • • r Nt ~ I\ Ind • W•wl liht Cl J ...... ..., ..... Dock available. n w 2 story cw.tom PWI• 873 Pl 6G6078 1. br. I ba. pafio -~ bd.nm. ab~:. ::~r! ri':. ~=\ Redondo Clr. ••T.D.'I. .. pr.llleNIJl'd. 01$44 hr om al' dinln' • 5 andbdrrabl, -~'" 4 baths, ... __ 2 b 2 ... II b .. -6 SrnaCOINHsue.'u645-UOOER'SGUID"' rest of e " prage •B. Hunt 8chlM2 2834 2.MT.D. w-. on.met.IC orm I re~ut. nook, 3 1 Bryrty mod nl~ partly ,_ r. ..... • .... ~. • ,.. r. 1210 9&6-336tevea . Fa1re1tTennsatnee1"9 Silliana C r g r " t roe el 10 p n• .... 3 furn Utlt' pd ' 132" frpk. encl aar. patio. 2 .... -2 .. -1 · • GOO aq ft Irv tnduat.t1al WtlerMkj.Co. flrepl ce5. larae decks .;·lb~ .;a't.er t'J).41ST. . ... lndr)' rm. WO. ;;;f"'· ~ P2i)'.l.l!it ~do,., Male will share 2brd rum ittta. 2000 5Cl n. office. 64J..2l 7 I S"45-061 I 8uut.. J t.r, • Iba. Uparad thn.H>Ul Owner/Btdr. For TSLMamt MZ 1603 $.T/Srm 0 ~ apt with female. S2S wk. 2900 1q rt warebouse.1 ______ .;._ __ rm. ala rm. tpk, .... Pnl rd• 3707 Nur new townhouse. ~::°Ev•:: 962·01l3: CMS56-2T12 OwneN· rbwillld cona7"11~!~!ale. Bet.lred couplehu m~ey maDJ alra1, N.&a1t, lease onJy. .. ...... "•••••••••••••• center of town Zbr ~2372 l ew I · " ,,.,...,, o to lend. Llt&~TD s Noa .. aolara. tlN. -..-.~~ 11 ........ 1 bt near beach It ilho""" 1, .... _ f d .4 • Love y furD . Park 64.M239or640.'1398 Aaent. l-337·3'7'4 m-l'lSl "---.._ •• ,.... ._.., gar, oc 'Y • air Newport 1 br a pt to rent ~ ';,°s:~~· ~.~~lu oood. s.14,5. mo.~. l....-a hach 3841 weekdays only. Mon· lndust. Bid& for rent. Short term 2nd'a. Get 13% ~-4 bf', J b&. ocw ..... '9 "' '' tt 111 I ,.~ · · ....,. C..Ut-ff el .................. ..... Thun evea. Call 64.4·*7 sq I\. Sprinklers. Z'IJ)V to 25% yield on your pluall erpt, er. OCC. l 8R. olfst park'&. wint~r 8d &..,...d • Oreat ,_,. <1cre selUng 1 or Nancy-213 /776 2985 llOV. lrg outside rnc money secured by Real Cooa•d•t lH/op Uon. '280 Yl'lY $300 11~ w 2 rm en, frplc. • <laYS,213/820·2985eves. storage & prkna urea. Estffe. 3 mo to a yr 15.Wmo'l'll..W.. .,..,.. J M4 Mu .......... l Ht 8alboaB\vd&4662.38 · skyli&ht. deck. up Br. frpl, lge. private. W111 rent all or pa rt. tetol\da.Betterthapsav· )BR.t-MeaaV mt -•••••••••••• .. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••"• ' eraded.CounlrysetUng quiet. child /pe t ok MtF to shr CM house. Corn er Pullman in&& and loan. se.ooo • ........_. • ...... .._ ,__, -· ·--._LS NO FEE! l!ouael..&. ~'OC>dotl Yearly bat"belor 1&pt. tum. Nu chtldren. no pets. Rough. S450 499-22.86 Jacuzzi. frpl. no pets. P a u I a r 1 no . a d J l $12.000. 12.S.000, sso,ooo ·~ ...... ~ -·-~,,. d l H 1 ulll pel d . wo rk lna $395. Days, G4S-4.2l82 or 1 Bdrm. w··'k to "'-ach, Nn-smkr. Sl7S +-util. Newport Frwy Cal Call Ray BKR ('11') I ~Tit UUl.,ta. ............. PaUJlU:.~m··· :.~. 41¥1!:1.~9543 .. "" ~7591 W.A.Oosta,71'1549·9671 834-1704 --------• 1 mL1 a. "'2.SICW> Q&T, mature person l •t 11 shops. pool. $.12S mo. Utll ~-...;....;._;__ __ ~""'ti;;~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PQo&a Teo.nll, JHlilT&I IBr.aa... llU .,...,.._,,.,.. lut,SZOO t,'750486 Incl Thornton Rily 5tcMw 4550 KMll Ok. 18r, Iba~-Jlll.2bas=. -r-b CodaMeM 3124 831-0300 ~350 ·-r l&IOOHLOH SAYS lBr, JBa -al _ • ..,,... ""'-·•~ .... ,AJO 2 br ckn + wet ar. 2~• IMealiB"U .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6G4ZID .... ..,.. • ..,,. • .... r a, no c 1 ren or . •••••••• •••••• Storage yard. Appro1. -.......... -_......,u • " "•. , .... of .. ~~?e a. .... ••••••• •• •••••••••••• •• 2 b 2 b h Id •••••••• • tru. m1rrore doors. StW\11.ln& 1 br garden apt, I Bedrooms pets, $450 1st & last Single. storage only Safe tOOx 130. rear 2484 2Bdrm .• '"*· brdwd nn. Gllll' awte fll>I •cable pool. rec &reil, $285. 710 Adults. no pets. <49t-57l5 & secure. $35. mo. 724 Newport Blvd. JlOO, mo laun rm. pt. tra yd, no securlty, Pool, teMLI, & W L8t.h St 131 E . l8th Street 1 --HIHi 3850 James St. CM. 673·7787. 642.J4.llO pas. AOOlmo. 19-.Wl7. J&C Adults, no pel1. l"2 bdrm apta $235. & up. 646-6816 --r--w d ---------• aftS.. STJ011ome fle1ub1ht)' Ad.Ila -i~. n......0 8 JC>.S. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ante · garage/ CM ...... W.ted 4600 m~ ... ..., Vt"' LAGUNA. HILLS Quick. $20-$50 848·2765 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 br 1 ba. carport. W ~. · Slat's 9-I 548·4968· 2110 Garden like apts. adult New aduJl deluxe apts days. Bob. 2 prol women wtrers nd 2 l"rffdom bome. ten1:. OM THE WATU Newport Blvd.CM lmng. no pels. 2 Bdrm. furn & unfurn. Billiards. Bdrm w/gar. CdM. by ~~~~peu Lu.xury 1 BR. bayCront, S23S I Br mobile home. pool & jacuzzi. 177 E . pool. jacuzzi. sand Officehtttal 4400 10/l.$400,675-<t088 ---------• '523 " • .-. .... 1\.....leuwc. 'litw condo. Avail now Mature adlts only. No 22nd St. C.M. 645-2498 volleyball ••••••••••••••••••••••• MESA VERDE ~Mr """'~ ~. lse opt $1S9,000. ~· Qwet. secure. 1991 New 2 BR, 2 sly twnh.se. ALICIA. VILLAGE IAYROMTOFFICIS ""'-n/1•• .. t/ ShoplyPholw 3 BR. 2 BA. SSQO, YWaae Ul, 3 BR + bonus 640-2881 wpt Blvd. 64&-8373. w/encl gar & patio, 1250 2S211 Stockport Cannery VIilage-New of. FWlmic• - __ ca_·_u_~...;....;._11..;1 __ -4 b _.,_ uuu ......_,.... BR 3 ~ ta..... • __ ._ 37~0 sq ft AdJtsonly nopeu 581·615lor581·6130 fices from 300 sq ft ·••••••••••••••••••••••• rm., 2\11 a .. um. rm .• """ n.nunltlO, 4 . h .... MCJiOll--.n ,. ·,...,., ' . orr· "7d I t -'--· ldA6.ll Verde 4 Br. 2 ba. dbl gar. Nr. abopploa, ba, pool + spa. grdnr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~Dys~t7::r827~~~~ iceopen..-a1 Y aotast1c views. lg - I 1t TRUST DEEDS 2nd&3rdl SWINGS & REFl'S CONSTRUCTION -AP'f&COMMERCIAL fam·rm. rrplc, cbe to acbools.$162SMo. uparaded.$900.960-1326 Huntington Pac1f1c bach a .. -r Spm" .. S·906l. 2 Br. 2 ba tow. nhouse. patios -p a rkin g & <>pponw.ity 5005 _ ...,... .. ., .,... jarutonal mcluded. 2808 ••••••••••••••••••••••• schls, top net&bborbood. Agentv .. .-.-... apt. on water. nr pool. Club. & pool pnvgs. $400 L r N $.'19$..mo.tomo.OK.C.all ~cottage .. Frpld.r~ $300.Sept l-7.6467782. 2 Br 11r.i ba crpts bltns rno.Call586·8108. 67~~~tte Ave .. · 8 · TRAVB. AGENCY MIGUEL MORTGAGE CO 831-7381 661·251 I OftH EVERYDAY Pete.. Select Properties, WOODBRIDGE 11..s$4M1gPh~~ Will l.CICJloWloleach 3748 $21 5 · ~ 0 · 'c a Ii LagunaMICJIMf 3852 751.Jltl &tales, Lincoln Model. . . ••••• ••••• • •• • • • •• • • •• • (213 >620-4830 7: 30 to 11. 00 •••••••••• • • ••• ••• ••• •• 0-Poiwt 1226 38drm, 38a. $835/mo. Bluffs, Ir& 4 BR condo, Elegantly furnished. 2 am M·f. 2 BR condo, nr. golf ••••••••••••••••••••••• 64().1Z71. S750. Ready to go. bdrm. 2"'2 ba apl, Blue 2 BR. 1 ba, good location. course. $375 Leitse 2 BR, 1 Ba, ocean view. no Deerfield Townhouse. 2 644-0350or&44·t757 Lltg~ Villas. P~v bch, quiet. Avail 9/5/78, $290 661 ·6489 Evenings yrd wrk, brick p atio BR. 2~ Ba, $450 mo. C:O..S-r's hware!I patio. ocean view. 2 mo.6'5·7876 w/bbq. $395.11981-6286or Avail. Aug. 29.831-0929 before you pay some pools, & tennis crts. -1 ft----Bdr------Mewpoti leach 3869 11982-2108 499-3266 or 494-8595 art ,,_.6e 2 m upper $250. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------Posh Turlleroclt Glen ~RgUNe nAcRyOUNr OD~'. tCha1e1 6 JOask forSteve Quie t building w.1th PAUHEWPORT Chann1DI 2 br, 1 ba bae. Townhome, 2 BR. 21r.1 beautiful landscaping. Mature adults, no pets. bath. beaut. master suite CONSUMER'S GUIDE Oceanfront 2 br 2 ba. Ideal for adults over 35. Ba ch e Io r s. 1 or 2 $350. Furnished $375. w/frplc. 6 Rocky Glen. Many have and are glad deck. fireplace. gar, new No pet s. LEEWARD Bedrooms&Townhouses 496-8684or&7s.8lll $675. p/mo. La Vera tbeydid!!Savetime,gas carpeting, wanter $475 APTS, 2020 Fullerton FromS34950 Burns. Rltr. 644-6397 &money on fee. No children or pets. Ave, u blk east Newport Spectac~lar spa. total ltBffTOIUY I000'1ofR...+ah 494·5792 Ave & l blk 50. Bay). re~reataon program, All rent applies to down Beaut 2 Br Orangetree KIDS-PETS WELCOME l'Wwnnrf leach 3769 631-0397. social program. 7 pools, 8 t 3 Bdrm d Lake Condo. All facil in 64.r •too r-· tennis courts. At Fashion paymen . ' en. • . . -•••••••••••••••••• •• • • • Isl d J bo & S 2"'1 ba Townbome. Small cl g tennis. Adlt com-Open 7 days 9-7 KIDSOK an . am ree an ocean view. l..ae 9 mos al mun it y , n o pets . 1&2 Br from $240 yrly Joagw.n Halls Road $480-$1200 opt money $395/mo. Opt lo buy . PLUSH· 2Br. 28a ron~o. Adults. no pets Fum or 2 br, 1 ba. pool.$250. '714) 644-1900 .ind you will have S6000 551.gn frplc, wshr/dryr. refng, unf. 2421 E. 16th N. Hts _::_MS-8084~~~l~O~a~m~l~o~7!'.p~m~.l:-:'.:---:::--::--:----- towards your dn pay· •-hadl 3249 pool. jacuzzi . 2 car 646-UIOl Bachelor's dream. $190 Nice 2Br Dplx Up!!tairs. meot.. $91.500.11432. Call ::;::::•••••••••••••••• Segarage. nr bch. avail Beacon8ay 2 brapt.yrly Util pd. Prorated de· fdi,lc, W /D. g.irage. John493-9381 or493·1'60 G -·• . . 3 b 2b pl 1. $.500 mo. 558-8534 lse. Tenru.s court ••75 posit ! ! Sm a II fee' a ults. no pets, nr Lido ---------· r ...... vtew pnme r a *'" 645-4900 · lsleshoppmg Lse. credit 2:5G-500 sq. rt. dJx ore. w. 19th St, CM from $150 mo. Tom 540-2200 THE EFFICIENT ALTERNATIVE Mo. to mo. rent incl. Recepl . se rv ., personalized phone cov- erage. conf. rm. mail serv .• parlung & more in Newport. THE EXECUTIVE SUITE 640-5470 DISCOUNT! 12,000 sq ft Ask about our frH FRANCHISE The new way lo own 11 travel agency. Travel Network Start your own.!~~~~~~~~~~ Exp nol required .1· Complete support & long 3 1st T.D ·s. $30.000 ea on term service provided. Lagwia lots Seasoned 26 Ca 11 Mr . Ch a r I e s , mo, 10 mo's due. 10% int 714-838-9242. prepaid, 15% disc. GYM 673-7311. Best buy an Orange Co Swing Locmta for eqwpment It loca-2-d T.D. Lomas llOn. $10.000 full price Low o -t.es. EZ Terms Owner. 997 ·8552. noon """ 9pm, wkdays. S.tmoltl. Lo-. IALIOA.ISLAMD ..... 54l-4l97• Gift shop with 2nd floor .,., a•c .... wts/ oCfice. cau rast ror de Penoaals/ lads. ~5112agt . Lost& FoiwMI • •••••••••••••••••••••• Capital needed lo expand AllRoultc.....ts 5100 proven commodity 1n ••••••••••••••••••••••• vestment but1 1nesis Ugly Nails'> 960-2337 Acryhc nails 100<\ guar. flToro 3232 patios rrpl or bch town. 3 BR. 2V:i ba Condo. new 631·3841. •CONSUMER'SGUIOE ref $500mo.494-6303 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 494-8930aft4pm cpts. drps. Parks & pools Penin. 2 br home Washer, Be $525 John Marshall I'm st.ill here•. $210. Bachelor unit 1" block MoMytoLoan 5025 $20. Ha1rcrafl Plant. ! •••••••••••... •• •• •• ••• _~ __ 1oos ______ _ aut..2story3br,l~4ba. So.Laguna.4bdrmbome, 962 • ..,.;,,., dryer, ulll incl. Avail. f be h All ti pd frplc, dshwhr. kids & whitewater view. $750. "°" Sep t. to June . S550 ~!~~!mlf:~ .. ~~ll ~~ids.a~o· pets.u~l E: pets ok. $475. Agt. No fee. Ph 493-5610 Lido Isle :J bdrm home yr-675-~ •CONSUMER ·s GUIDE Balboa Blvd. $25-0 per 964-2566; 973-2971. ly lease $850. mo ---------1 mo. + security dep. Call 2 Bdrm. 2 bath house. 548·0901 Orean!ront, year around. &J 556 ncn Nice. 3 br, 2 ba, trplc, gar. Fantastic ocean view. marncd only, no pets, Kids, pets, 2 br. 1 ba, nice e · __ patio, fncd yd. Kids & ct06e in toe. S465 mo. Blwfs3BR.2~ba.condo $450mo.673-0967 view. $2S5. Call now. 'hblktobeach 3BR2RA ..-. ok .,.,,c: Agt. no fee th. Small fee. 645-4900 .. _.__ · , • f 1• ..... ~ . ~-• . 494 7287 494-4212 nr. every mg! $600 Mo. -CONSUMER.SGUlDE uuw_,.,.uurii. blt·ms, rp • 964-2566or97J.2971 -• Agent644·1133 OCE.AMFltOMT • patio. gar age, lease. llulllMJ•lleoch 3240 $650unlur/S700furn. Blue Westcliff·2BR 2BAdeluxe Lge. duplex. blt·i!l s• $2SOlgelbrlower.palio& SSOO 1Z744lhSt.640"6140 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lagoon Villa. ocnrrnt on d f 1 N frplcs. 4 BR & 3 BR units. pool. Adults. No pets. WESTCUFF 2br l '".zba pvt bcb. 714 /499·3217, con o or ease. ew winter lease. $700 & ~ • N.W. H.B. 3 BR, 2 ba, RV 2131703-0230 carpets, appl., & newly per mo. month. Agent 1.881Monrovia548·7924. townhouse. Adults only. access, els to schlB, shop pamted. No children or 675-1642 B b no pets. S395 1728 Bed cntrs, new drps, crpts, &...J-a Mkjuef 3252 pets. $525. 644·5524 3 l", 3 a. tnbse. bltns. ford Ln 543.7533 paint in/out, yd main· ••••••••••••••••••••••• -Lado. Small patio bach crpts. drps, nr. 1'~alrview1--------- tained, S4 60. Eves; The Shores. Ocean Vu. 3 Br. 2 ba. Crpl. 2 car gar Older adul,t S27S/mo & :~rflsiamlly. no 3 ~~'Na:~o~~~~~~s 962-3282 Guard gate. wallt t o w/opnr .. Nr. Back Bay. lse. Ph 675 3609 pe . _·_l _____ Bltns, f1replare. yrly 3Br 2Ba I ed b beach rec area 4 bdrm Frml din rm. cpl/drp6. B h p 3 BR. 2''2 Ba, 1600 sq fl. 2 tal $.500 540 1151 . . enc os pa o. 2 ba, a ll upirad d • Fncd yard & sprinklers. ac cottage. nr ier sty. wtw cpts. drps. rm reo . . . agt frplc. gas BBQ. (714) $7SO/Yrty lse 492-2968 e · S57S. Days 544-0614, eves Pref mature person. for W ID. full din rm, nr Plush bach pad Quiel ~1.219. (213)439-0281 · 548-3604 Partly furn 673-3506. OCC. $375. 546-1152 prav locauon on bay. Mewport IHch JZ6Y1---------1 Brand newcustombome3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1---------Mesa Pinesbach$230.lbr Gar. Ut1I pd $345 . br 2\7 ba, walk to bearh, 2 BR. 2 Ba BIG CANYON PROMONTOR y 2 Bdrm OCE.AHRlOMT ....,c: Adul 2650 _67_3-6336 ______ _ v1ewofocean,ma ny · wlbl-Pth I B l b S375 I .....,. ts,nopets. other amenllies. S600 TOWNHOME. beaut up-t vn en ouse Apt. r, a. year Y Harla Ave549·2447 . Newport Shores. 3 BR <2!3)333-3846 g r aded • Io ads of SQSO/mo. SU_. 2 BA. yearly. $485. _ _;_ ___ . ____ amenities. No children. ON WATER. 2 Bdrms, ,..SOR NICE 673-1305eves Neat3br,2ba,gar,crpts. nopets.$750.64.4-0509. boat slip. $750/mo yrly. •Locl<ed gar.w/lgstor. fncd yd. Kids & pets ok. . Fumlsbed or unfum. •D/W. patio, lndry rm. Balboa Oceanfront I Or $435. Agl, no. fee. Lide Isle Lrg 4 bdrm. 2=1-. 0 N LID 0 I SLE. •Specialcabilletspace $275&$325 964·2566 or 973-2971 ba., d.n rm. fam rm. 2 Beautiful 2 Bdrm, den, •Gas heat. gas cooking, Ph 642-3338 patios. $1000. 675-3268 dining rm, pvt patio, 2 gas hot water all Cree LG t: 4 BR 2..., 8 d . Super 3 br, 2 ba, den. SEA VJEW bdrm ' bath $800 •Adults, nopet.s. a. e frplc, rncd yd. Kids & 3 • 2 ~ · /mo. ~nh 1Br$270.2 br $3lO corated. I blk to beach, pets ok. $455. Agt. no rce b:>. + fam rm. ocean Wattrlront Hw1 Unfwftlahed Month to month closed m pauo. $600 yrly. 964-2566or 973·2971 Vlew, pool/tennis SlZOO. 611-1400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2323 Elden Ave, C.M. 673-25(17 c .... rc•Partr l'Wwpori 833-8813 CclM OFFICES lriCJht Cheery Mew SUITES. So. of Coast Hwy. Available Now! SEE to appreciate. $395. Call Linda 875-2311 CdM dlx suit.es. ulil pd. A1C. ample pkng, from $165. No lse req. 675-0000 Airport sgl ore. secty srvcs on premJSes. Sl2S. mo 957 9331 Deluxe C05ta Mesa pro- fessional office. 48<, 1500 sq ft. 548-2103. Deluxe office. 1200 sq. ft. Mission Viejo. A/C. SO< sq. ft. Prufer Mgmt Co. (714)831·7444. FULL SERVICE DELUXE OFFICES Personal telephone/ re· ceptionist. secretary. conference room. coffee & hospitality ser vices. Excellent location, near freeways. IAkER CENTER QUICK CASH 1st & 2nd Trust Deed loans arranged for any reason. Credit no pro· blem. Borrow on the in· creased value of your home. Call today for fa.st. courteous inCorma Uon. To place your message before the read.mg publJc . phone Daily Pilot Classified, 64.2-5678 Ajax Home Loans Licensed Home Loan..--------.... PENNY PINCHER ADS Brokers serving So Calif. for 17 yn. Call our nearest office. t 714 J 837-3744 OOYOUNEEDCASH? lsl. 2nd & 3rd Home owner loan., arranged fast Borrow $1000, Sl00,000 flexible te rms, past credit no problem. Call us noobligaUon. STERLING FTN SVCS 714/955-1610(bkr ) lNTEREST ONL V REAL ESTATE LOANS Arranged in privacy or your own home. Coast e.itv Fund• 955-007J·BftKR ONLY $1 Sell any item or com· blll.800n ol llemB ror f15 or less with a Penny PUKher Ad. 3 hnes foe' 2 comecutlve days. Each additional lane as 60' for the 2 days. Char"e ll' No commercial atls For more information and to place your ud call 642-5678 Near O.C. Airport, 2 sm ~ity 5005 ... J;':....ity 5005 ofcs avail, reasonable. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• <213) 4J0.3629 lcAoa Island 3806 642.7605 Great <4 br, 2. ba, frplc, ~S2Zeruth SA H $4'fS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------Weslcliff, 2 BR. 2 ba, de· crpt.s. gar. Kids & pets • · · ts. · Cute 2Br . lBa. s tove. G___.__ .. ..___ • ....._ lux condo New rrpts ok. Agt. no ree. $455. mo. 3 BR. 1 Ba. move in f lg d k ga g ~~mw~• I ed $525 . 964-2566or973-2971 Sept.\. S-ClelNnh 3276 ~s375~o.494-~ e. ~~b28, g;~s:r~aBr~:d -~-~5524-y_p_am_t _. __ m_o. (714 \979·2161 lrVllle Meadows ••••••••••••••••••••••• --=-"--------Klds ! Pets! Jacunl, pool, 545-0054 549-7751 Ocean view. extra nice 2 a.aoar.-..-a 3807 nu! $325. :nz W. Bay St. SanC..,.nte 3876 3br.2ba,$360.Smallfee. Beach House. 2 Bdrm. 1 br condo. own golf ••••••••••••••••••••••• 64&-4517/631·5454. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645-4900 ba till June ls l $390/mo course. S395. 963-61B'7 col· Lovely I Br. 1 blk to bay or s. Coast Plaza area, dlx 3 On beacb •. great view, pvt •CONSUMER'SGUJDE Ph.64.5-263S · · lect. eves. 714n24-8171 beach. street parking. br 2 ba 4-plex. bit-ins. decks, ulil pd, 1 BR $295. 3 8 $295 mo., yrly. 661·2333 or carpel. drapes. enclos 2 BR $375. l 492-3710 Put ldds It pets ln the Townhouse. nr. Hoag SaRtaAna 2 0 496-5660 $395 C II f 5 yard. $295. 2 br. l ba. Hosp 3 BR, 2'~ ba .. DW. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·--------gar. . a a l '~nh Fumllhed Smallfee.645-4900 carp .• d rps. 2 car 3br.S475.mo 2Br.18adplx.cpts.drps. 768-73.16 oru..furnlllMd 3900 •CONSUMER'SGUlDE carport; races pool. $450. 2431Zenith. garage. yrly lse $475 mo. 121 E. Bay. Clean 2 br. ••••••••••••••••••••••• l' R l V A T E Adult cple. only. Rltr For more info751-067.!_ (213)793-0038 aft6PM adults. no pets. $295. Call TllE EXCITING DEVELOPMENT, 2 BR · 642--~ 3 br 2 ba. 1 m1 So. Coast Lg bayfronl 2 br 2 ba 968-l636. PA.1.M MESA. A.nS. den · 2 b:ith townhome. PLUSH 3 br. 21fl ba condo. Plaza, new houst>, upgrd fireplace, lg garage. Avail. Sept. 1 Townhouse MINUTES TO NPT Pool & Jacuui. $495. Only steps from water. thruout. $495. 554·2023 pnv beach, adults only 2 br, 11'2 ba. gar, frplc Bach~~~ BR 842·9371 agt. Highly upgraded. AvaU. HouMs ,_.lhed Yearly lea..,e 673 2162 Pool & jacuu1. Adult.s. from $2JO & up I ha¥e several 3 br approx. Sept. lSth. S775. Unfwftllhed J 300 Grabthisoneqwck! $350. S375.6Jl-49S4. Adults,NoPets townbomes. Pools, ten· 558-8534orG7S·l938 ••••••••••••••••••••••• On bch Balcony, view. Quiet. newly decorated 2 1561 Mesa Dr nis. up1rade1. $475 to Newport Hts. 2 BR. frpl, SmHee. 645-4900. bd, 1 ba. patio, rum kit. (5 Bl.ks East of Newport $550. Huntington $475permooth UDOl!ALTY •CONSUMER'SGUIDE clO&ed gar, laundry fac, Blvd.l Doug 540-6402 NEAR THE WATER Deluxe Suftn 638 & 1750 Sq H aho~I space: 285 &504 SqH Udo MarinaViUocie l'Wwporl 6 75-8662 F\tm. omce Bank of Costa Mesa Plaza. $125. mo. No lease. 556-3900. HO SB.UNG MO IXPl!llJ!MCI HO IHVISTMBCT GUARANTEED INCOME SJUOO. YI. AIU TIMI COMrAMY: S7,HO. TL r AITTIMI Furnishes entirely new 1ype or ultra modern vending machines and top oual11y locations plus all supplies. insurance. licensing. training and cal)1tal f0< expansion after 90 days. You will be shown documented proof that the average location has 8. 112 cuslomers per year and we start you w11h IO locahons. "IMI EqUirMENT DISPINSIS: SMICICBS M 6 M't STAHUIST l MUSllTIB:S e.d MIU(YWAY BUBBLE YUM Harbour area. Joan, AgentMt-7383 LEASES Coroeadel M 3822 1970 Wallace, adlts,. 1 9am·5pm 546-9860 M6-137 l or8*2519. or teenager OK. no pets, It 4000 Presti~ location in Lag APPIJCAHT: ---------1 OCEAN VIEW, 2 BR. den, Beaut. furn. bayfront. •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• $325 646-l850 545·6155 OOfttl Bch. 605 f $360 Must be able to devote 30 hOurs a month 10 4 BR. 2V. ba. brand new. 2 spacious Jasmine Creek, home with 3 bdrms , 3 · ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• sq l. /mo. this business. have a sincere desire to operate blks from beach. crpt., SBS0.644-16671759-9286 baths, a pier & slip. New duplex, 2 br upper, Roomwt kitcbenette _L_.e_a_se_._4_94_44_5_1.____ ownbuslness.beof10undcharllderandhave d r ~~ h ,iv e r • Yearly re .... _, nr. frwys. Drps, crpl.S. $60week &up Formally lnsur. ofc 3 adequate working captlal. Preference will be ""Jllkioo*ave oven. 2 wb ~ .be,.dinio,1P0m. ... 7l J ~ range, d shwhr, g ar 548·9755 rplS, b'-.& kit.. cn""41Fil91"11'f.-ehown-to those-rninvtduala-'lllog to.et.rt on• rree rent. ~ mo. Call 00 Penh11ula, 1 llouse 3iftt,Zbath'bome, 8 ccny " A,C>,!' .. c.s_ Adults . $330. rn o . adcw•lnn tn -Ce>sta $32S mo. 561 ' . 19th. part time basis.. at leaat until they demonstrate Sally,536-1832 from beach. Yearly. atrD06pbere, with frpk. 5'1US'. • esa, 227'1 Harbor. Cen· C.M. Call Jack Saw,. the dependability we r8Qulre. Not affiliated Condo-New. 3 Bdrm. 2 963-8613 Yearly. GARDEN APTS 1.,.IM:gt.on hoch 3840 trally located, 235 rooms. _derson ___ s.46-_227_7____ with M&M Mars Corp or L1lesavera Inc. ba. ~ml tobeacb-tennls Bi& Canyon twnbme. 2 br Fanf.a.stlc bayfronl with CORONA DEL MAR ••••••••••••••••••••••• MANY wilh kitchen. 2 rm suite. Sl4~ mo. utll IN COSTA MHA court. $550/mo. Call 2 ba, fireplace, wet bar, 2 Br Townhouse. frplc. ~ bea & phone & TV. Swimming paid. A/C. 308 sq fl, am· CA.LL ML A. DALT°" (213)395-5171or472-4518 · l dock. 5 BR, 3 baths. furn. Pool tennis Some ocean · c~. 2 3 BR. pool, jacuul. and rec. C71 41 H1-U60 j>r1v .• gar a&e. po~, orunfum. Yearly · · frp c .. dis hwasher. pie parking. adjacent to 4 BR ~ -BA ne. ppl Jacuzzi. lenms. Beautiful & Catalina views. Close J! a rage & P 3 t 1 0 s room. Daily & weekly Sec P.ac. Bank, rrou S-.,. ~. T..-Y °""f patio. nr OoJCS:'n aWeJt vtew. Avail Sepl 9. $700. Intimate home with 2 to Fuhion Island & (me 960-2:358 rates slarllng from $54 a st's Newport/17th, C.M. MAYC()«. IMC. '"'-' ...... ~"""' aft S p u • 758-0187 bdnns 2 b ths t beach. ~21811 • week. 6'2-4210 Rox.le. ..,... .,_.,......., "' ., a , grea TovmboUie,-.lovely, ~PIM ~-o SU._. •"'·-. bi...,,., up· COUNTRY CHARM In forcouple. Yearly. le home-Ute. 2 br with ::---;...;.;;..-'-7""-.::~ht;&...b~-~ .;;d-..1a"br :,·,-vbea¥" Harbor Vu. ter, S~Ba. 3 B~. 2 ba, faro. rm. Sub pvt. gated entrance + 2 Beaut room, mceloc,-w/patio. $325 ut1l pd. •b Lwu # brick patios wood fln AiJl. or office space. 1. children, no pets. $650. patios Some with att fo,.r.~~n Good parking. 842--0311 a e..e roof, brl1bt . lattice. $79's mo. tse'. bclrm. with 1reat bay Alenl67~5354 · S . ~·· ...., . ......., cheerf ul kitch en mcueves/wtnds vifW.YUrl)'. !arage. wimrrung .,.,.,.. ---------'CPA needs company in w/dsbwbr. Lee U¥ rm, Unusual bachelor apt. acuu.l Tennis court.a. 1 ....._to SMre 4 300 beaut. on-office bldg. prd, lod.Jpd.. $475. mo. mATHTAllMG! "1m. 2 BR, 1 bath home SJ,8S. blk to Huntinstoo •boP-••••••••••••••••••••••• Steps 'to bay & beach. MM8ZZ«-...0. view of Newport Harbor. on Lido. with partial m-5586 ping center mall. Adult.a. •llSB.ICTIYE• Prfnte s howers for ~Br,lbalWfsldeeondo.2 4 Bdrm, 21A ba condo in water¥1ew. Yearly. No-pets. From SOS. Gainarellable athletic execuU¥es: on car 1ara1e • petlo. Newport Creal. Only CalM Meta 3124 Seawind VUla1e. 1.5555 roommate. 645-7464 pttrnlaes parldng. 400 To ae.n•abaJ1>,new noor $72&/mo. Call Bkr. Beaut. ba)'front condo •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• ~';~f~~¥eLane, •SHAREAHOME• l\<400 sq. tt., proreu. covtriDI tbrou1hout. GM6SO wtth 2 bdrma., .2 baths, 3 Br. 2 batM, rrptc, 2 car . . . do c lentele prderred. S415. mo. No pet a . nt1•••-s ~~~ylna 1harbor en gar. Nrnew. $450. 2 Br. children welcome. U~~ I _M2'"4823 _______ _ 9fiO.a3S2. _..,.. u ........ eat 'Y· TSLMgmt.6<42-1603 no pell. Starting al $270 .. "'"':I....,.,.... ...... Rtwhll 4460 3 br 2 ba. famUy rm. re-CawftNUTM9 Remodeled ¥1ew borne In mo.846-e907. Shiu..-a home or aptmenl ....... : .............. . • deconted.ll)'ard.M75. 38AR,V~~~~ Cor ona del Mer , 3 lblocktobeach.lbd.1270 ~L·OJArt.silNuMinn1--------1 903002 -' o. bdrml., 2 bot.hs. Yearly . 2bd $350. Fr plea. No tlli' '1«" J..~~ ti.l\i~"-COMMEICIAL 3 BR. 2~ ba. tuO Mo. kids·peta. 208 19th St. 1st co ~~ )l..•v"'~ HOUSE ...... ,. •BR..3ba.$700 Mo. ~ (162 oer DAY + last + $200. sec 832·<4134Slncel971 ror IH1e. $600 mo s .W.1• 3242 4BR.POOlllNldeOSfiOcoMo ~t·satfY0upa)'for ~Jim, 1'000\8 + office garage ••-••--•••••••••••• HASTIN • . a80dayadlnthe Female. room mate Canrt'modeltosult 1724 P'or a• a••· 4 8 R REALTORS ~ SUPER 2 bt , pool, gar, employed to share ex· Tustin.CM wat.erfronl bome. 40' Bluffa condo. s 8R, z ba. uoo ~rr DAILY '9LOT frpk, trees. $325. Adultl. penaes In CdM. reh. Tri Harbor Realtott bost dock, new urpeU Ir pool new carpet.a, palnt.· SBVICI 8G-ea:M ; M2-52$l KM871 646-3255 pmilll tlinaut. Walk to ed ~ 1 Yr. le'&ff. n.1>00 DtltlCTO.Y NEWDELUXEAPTS. S1Sl;n1~1e;f;re;;;ma;;i;1e:-:o~v;;er~30~to:1~~~~~~~~ ~ICbooUAabol>· No ~bHdten or pela. OOfTNOW' 2WBr,ramlJ1rm.rrplc. abare Dalbo• l 1land &--1-·t,300•"."' .• Npt. plaa. $I.JOO mo. LOOlt Anll.now1SSl5Mo. ·-... ~--· 963-6908. 988·2720, bet th ilWl'TJ•vv -.... 11 PltOPUllES, .. 1Df .a. wt MM>020 64~5'71 .,... """""" home Pvt rm " ba • Pmln S2100 Mo ~----abarekltcben 642·5255 · i.am.tf7).1842 . ' ' ... . I f - (II DAILY PILOT l...c!ty, Awp""1 !!, 1971 Schools and Instruction STENOTYPE This variety of fine schools .. ccdd Introduce you to a new tomorrow ••r Pettller l•f•r••tfH ret•tllll ,.eumutel..,........._lllttie ~ .............. '"'" .. ~ Call 642-5678 Ext. 321 ·ne College of Business ependence and Confidence we y0urs with an interesting. well paid 1001 At ftv1ne we cnre ~t vou abour the good Job that vou want 10 have We 11 n.1p vou to get there Tel<e vour ChOtoe of carfff'S' SICllTAIY • llC8'T10t411T MIOICAL.4.MAL VICJAUL\TIOM ST~• IOOtllQnl TYru.•• SNOtnHAHD llU~ •IMHAL OMCI ASSISUMT DAY Me IVIMMG Paoctl.AMS A proper and correct bu11nesa environment. located In the hub of llie Newe>orf.lrv1ne Business and Industrial CompfeJC Job Placement Assistance? Mosr certam1v1 1n the last 15 months over 400 employers have '9QUOSted lrvme graduates. C .. MOWf«-.W._..__,......,... 1700 L GAHY AYL IAMJA AMA U70I (N~ fw:t at Oyer Rd J :t5M1890 ·~::= ....................... Sdilell• ... ..... 7005 ....................... REAL ESTATE LICENSE SCHOOL OFFERS Chest Ledwe,.,... •crash Course ava.llable •Mal.eria.11 provided. •Sm a ll c laues for persooalhed U\strucllon ~ own taate-1tay &nill\tcluses. •Placement-up to 80"k commission. Free3Week Sales Training c•ForMC1111 131-tOOJ 49J..0442 Kalella Real FAute School :Jeac~er of Piano ... mal''J ch p <"cale .. PIOFISSIOHAL DOCi TIAIMING 32031 Ca rnino Ca plstrano ~ San Juan Cap1Strano ~ ~~~ ..... !~!.~ Individual Pro~ress Methods of Instruction AT HOME SRY1CI pand to tt. PffSH.., .ct t1 .. 1n•1.C of yow doc). •j Exp. secty seeks full time I, employment. Types 70 ~I wpm, sh 80. Lvs. figures ~ 768-3.141 8) Certified Prof{'!,~1onal Instructor B.M. Chicago Musical College Former Head of Piano Dept. Midwestern (onse<VOtory of MUS1c Ranging from basic obedience (on leash) long leash, off leash and protection training. Puppy training from 1 O weeks of age. ~ ~~~ ..... !!~~ I 6 4S.. 3S I 7 For lftfortnatio. CLI, AMO SAVE THIS AD!! MOIE THAM JUST A JOI BEGIN A CAREER FACIALS & MAKE UP MAICE GOOD MONIY Let Richard s Beauly College help you s1art developing new l>ktlls as a Cosme11c1an Alte r only 20 wt!eks yo u c.an be earning a good loving COSMETICIAN CLASSES HOW! Limited Enrollment--Call Now' l op 1nl>lruc101s give Help and Guidance P1enly ot Practical Ellperience l oo TUITION PA YING PROGRAMS ~VAILAILE PLACEMEMT ASSISTANCE MAHY 0,.-0RTUMmH: • Interesting Work • Perl>Onal Sat1stact1on • ~ecuoty-Jobs not t1ec1 to econo mic s1tuatton • Yo u progr~ rapidly lo become thoroughly skilled • !:>ell~mployment Opportun111e~ CAU 962-111 I FOR IHFOtlMA TIOH 2TCJ.f~~I15 BEAUTY COLLE&E ""*-Gr.I• 9'2·1131 19040 ............. ,H ...... •leecll BEA TRAVEL AGENT Day & Night Classes For Men & Women ,ACIFIC TRAVEL SCHOOL 6 I 0 int 17th s.n.t, s..ta ..._ Ce '270 I CALL 17 I 4) 543-9495 Es1abhstled 1963 Financial Aid Programs Accred1led By The Accred11tng Commission of The National Assoc1a11on ol Trade & Technical Schools SCATS GYMNASTIC CHAMPIONS Olympian Cathy Rigby was a SCAT a nd now it's your turn!! THE SCATS ACADEMY now has openings for beginning gymnasts. Classes for boys & girls 2-5 years also available. CALL 197.nso Or Stop ly, 5822 ReMWCh Dr. 197°7750 EXPERIENCE A MONTESSORI CLASSROOM UFE LEARNING! Visit INTERNATIONAL MONTESSORI SCHOOLS Cal 979-924 I or •lsff 20221 Cypress. Saitta Alta Newport Beach. Costa Mesa, Santa Ana 642-9755 MEW PRESCHOOL IN COSTA MESA N..-tWwport llvd. & lttlaSt. 04> 1?v1"' ol:'J.~LD's •No Registration Fee . 1f registered before September 11th. UClU.IKF PUSCHOOL PltOMAM AGES2TM•U 6 Vane1}' of Schedules Available 6:30 A.M. lhru 6 PM 1941 Cllrcli St., c:.M. 64MJll PROUDLY ANNOUNCES ITS OPENING FOR FALL ENROLLMENT Classes to let)iR September I, 1978 CLASSES OFffllED ARE: • Beginning, Intermediate and Advanced Sallet. Toe. Pas de Deux and Variations • Beginning and Advanced Tap • Jazz • All Popular Disco AU. AGES ACCEPTED Directors. Bonme W1lco11 and John Morell MICROWAVE COOKING CLASSES HAVE RIM TAKE A SUMMY CU.SS Pt·r~onal lnstrul·t1ons Complete Sclel·t1on M 11-rowa ve /\ccessones .. Lea rn to re ally use your e xpensive tnn·~t mcnt ., We teach C\'ery phase of MICROWAVE COOKING ....... of A8gnt Ollly! Special s._.r Classes °" Lo-Cal cooldllMJ & Pcrty Foods.. Mow t«*.lng ,.......,aKw. Utllfhtl ....... Cc.a 768-501 I MICROWAVE MAGIC COOKING SCHOOLS MacA,...S.--. 4251 Mua ,...,..., WC. G , ..... to Ce* 9111 c:Mffrt Newpmt leoda. Calf. '2660 833-1395 644-1295 DAILY WORD SCHOOL Foundations For Learning Dedicated to helping each child toward self-unfoldment, progressing from stage to stage in a natural, sequential manner. increasing the divine attributes. ::= -=-~= = e!.:c: ~.: -Creati•lty -l11dlvld.aU1atla Posfff¥e Mewtal Atttt.dr. S..._.1111• Preschool • Kindergarten 1st Grade Extended Day, 6:30am to6pm 710 So. c-eridge, Or-. 633-n24 63J.SU2 FREE LESSONS SIGM UP HOW FOi A MIMMUM 0. S NNYIOUAU. Y PlllSCallD LISSOt4S IH FUHDAMIMTAL LIA ..... S«IU.S Ate HCUYI I LISSOMS NH. ALSO PllPAU FOi TMI Cou.Ml IMTIAHCl IXAMS tM lHI MU COMPUTER-TUTOR LEARNING SYSTEMS 11 '""'9tla;11111 ... t t ... y O,._ T•AI ....... Of.., Atie wt.MpU,,_.llltScpl •11 .... scm1r IOW ... ....._ Ow al MW video md ca wfM •md ..... wll M kacahd at Hiie LAGUMA HIU.S wm OF SIAIS _ ... For Yow IR1.1ctlm A..t PrM DlllC)Mltlc T""'9cJ hwy TlwMbJ .ct.,....Y,..... Now u.tll Ubor ,,., f 714/768-5173 OPIHIMGS AU UMITID, SO CAU MOW PafowiLi Scfwof of 5-ine _A.,.16 Specializing in WalercoJor. Oil Painting, Acrylic. Llf e Drawing & Ceramic Artist: ... , ..... Aaloc.. 4832...W_...... Awe.. H.I. A.M. 840.3838 P.M. 536-5850 Slow Careful Training of Dancers MONA FRANCES l.S.T.D. School of BALLET KhtcMr lall•t to ProfHsi0ttal Cecchetti mid Rlllll• Tect. ... Children and Adutt Clanes MODBNJAD llGIMMN .. AND AD¥AMC9 LADllS MOINtNG IALUT CLASSES -· 642-4068 OJ' 640-1443 2632 SAtfTA AHA. AVIE, COSTA. MlSA (between Del Mar and Mesa) _BtOC}\ut~QP l4tque51 ~ !1 !i !i ~ ~ ~ .: ~ ••u 1iMtwh 5100 Lost Ir FCMMt 5300 Lost&Fo.d 5300 Lost&Fo.d 5300 t...t&Fomd 5300 ,_.._. 5350 PwM•• 5350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• PENNY PINCHER ADS ONLY $2 St-II 14ny llt'm "" ~m· blnalion of Items tor S75 or fess with 11 Penny Pincher Ad 3 Imes for 2 <'onset'ut1vc da)'1 Euch additional lllle 11' Mt for the 2 days Cha r11<' il' Norommcrt'1.al ad~ For more lnrormellon and tnpl1l'~ your •d <'•II 642-5678 5400 How To REWARD ror I OS t scnau •£ls Lost or Found a pet? Call LOST: German Shep SpWlh1ctlllleadtr COUNTRY CilRL STOP SM()l(IMG grey /blk Tabby. shrt bob IUUft"L An Im a 1 Ass 11 tan c e Husky male, vie. NwP,t lSlSSo. El Camino Real 964.2264 tail. lg 18 pds, 67~ u•~wERs League53'1·2273 noree. Hgts aru. "Jack • San Clemente. Fully lie. * ESCORT·s * days, 979.0623 eves. M.J ' 645-3151; 645·2021 or Fouppt. 42-7296 ........... &~ 5300 Pleaebelp. Tawdry -Gawky -FOUND: Blk Gerdtan ~1470.Reward PREGNANT? C I atbn 95'7-M74 ...... .._ Adq•-Dampen -Sbepberd, female. nr . ar ng, ••••••••••••••••••••••• LoetDo : poo Reward. WANTED Oallfomia & Minnesota, Lost: Silver lteY PoodJe, coofldentJal counselln& ft Vivtan: Crew of Proepec· Fr-·-"'·YnaMaJ•-Bl G blk .. ~ Poodl Ba , C M u.,..,. .. ., male, Magnolla & rderral.Abortioo,adop-tot found vour lo11t .......... ., ~-e ue rey/>l •·-UY e, nquet banter. 'The . ·-Adama . Reward, Uon6keeplng. necklace. WMte Dally tomcat on Grand Canal, Udo Isle, 213 Via Jucar guest of honor was born • -tShep·lluak pup Cfem 1 982-607S. APCARE 547.2563 pt•--p 0 Box 1c,,,. CM Bl. 673-7938 Oall 675-8399 an unwanted child, and ......, ""'• · · ,,.,., Found . Fem German l~t Bracelet, oriental. 5 ,no1 w .~.~·a WANTED in f.?i~'!':~~;;~!~PV~~ LoC1t : P11en111 1otd1-r11tlile1d UMDA & VICKI 92827• Box 1333 Shep,3to4mot1.Atlantt1 Jade arn llnk1. Sen ves-~es. Mesa Woods . Reward ross ne ne. n a s Olltc .. M••:ri ABE KAIAHUA Lost •· De h s " "TED". Sentimental ....... I II °' ac at. 960-4952 tlmental. Reward. Foundliahtblueparakeet 546-0173 Porttwr.ot I yournum.,.,r,peaseca Call to idenUfy. 646-2515 vlc Newland " Atlanta value. Reward. 548·S903 Servina all Orange Co. back. 213-42.3·7S26. Love, HBS36-2I07S Lott M. grey Poodle ap· ,_... USO 1135-731.3 CarollcDanny. Found. Long haired Dox· FOUND: Champagne M prox SJ anwera Pierre, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~1_. _.. ........... leCem Approx2yrs.Aug poodle. Vi c La11una FouodNBareaLhaaa vie Pomoni & Victoria VlDEOMOVlEPARLOR -- 19. Garden Gro v e l BeactL APto On8·28 a..12a.iward646-6433 MASSAQE f'Tee20mlntntnlductory ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~!!!'inater area 49'2538 548·7Ml BAJ11••MOD11t.1S vialt, no putthaa• req .....,......... Loll. Ll tan Cockapoc>, n.v"5 ~ ... 1 d •· •~u1 1-·ouND Golden REWAROJI Loet 11 blk ··0cuy",nocollar.Vlc ISCOITS ~.•nee• rap CalllNT~lEWfc!rl~ Found Small puppy ter cock1poo, neut•red. neut~red M. Lab, T•m· N. B . Dys ; 933· 1295, OUTCAU.OHLY DAMCIOP FUN lntelllient 6 dascrHt ~:lar~llt'Rr!.:~~f1' i Well-mannered VI ( pie KlJ vie, Laa Bch Eve:m....oe Dys. ••n. Ir m>S. EiacUd.AnaJ>.tm W'1 to meet oew alnale ACCMTG CUC/COST tor electrorucs manufac. turer. Must be fam11lar w/st.andard cost system &data processing. A/P & A/R expr. helpful. Type 40 wpm, 10 key by touch. Salary commensurate wtexpr. Call for appt. Berkeley Controls Personnel Dept. (7 14} 833-3300. lrvine. E.O.E ACCOUNTANT Shirt. sleeve type for 75 employee firm, manne ex-per or knowledge pre· ferred. The Willard Com· pany S-40·5211. E.O.E. M/F A.cctng Bkkpng nMPOURY Register Today t.o work on vanous accounting & bookkeeping as sign· ments Work close to your home. Figure Clerks to Sr. Accoun- tant.s needed thruout Orange Co Robert Half's Accountemps SOOS. Mam, Ste 501 No. Tower. Uruon Bank In 1be City ol Orange 714/835-4103 Air Conditioning/Comm/ Res1d. service mechanic exp req. 548·5541 Air NationaJ Guard lmmed operungs m Elec- t.rorucs. Mecharucs . Ad· m1n1strat1on, Com · murucat.Jons or Weather Forecas ting. No ex· perience required. We will send you to the best schools. Meals & board proVlded + $397 .SO per month to start. Ca II California Air National Guard (714 l 979-7363 or 979-1343 for information A~IMA&L HOSPITAL ASSISTANT Bathing, cleaning, assist Or. Vanable hours incl wlmds. Apply noon·2pm only, 1333 A voe ado. b~h1nd Edward li Cine ma, Newport Center AH XTRA INCOME Hlgh comm w /prestige Income Tax SerVlce Complete Train.ing Tax Corp. of America 552-9600. 848-3898 9.9 APPUJSEI XJnt oppor. m Villa Park for ind1v. w/appraisal exper. Benefits include co. car, fuUy paid life. med & dental ms. profit sbanng & bonus. Call Rivers ide C 1 > 686~. ext 168, Equal Oppor Employer ____ _ Arclutecture or Construc- t 1 on EnK1nee ring graduate Growth pos1- l.Joo m eneriy consull.Jn~ firm working for r t!· glstered professionals, computer expenence de· sirable. Call 714/768-6911 Laguna Bch. Archilect 's Office- Bluepr1nt & errand person req 'd. Must be resp. Good transp. a must. ~s. $3 Hr. 631·1700. Armed Security Officer, exper 'd . 1''/lime days . Perm pos. Call 549-3?.lll. Assembly. hte. perma· nenl work. <'Ompan y beneClt:s Salary com· mmsantt-w-texp Cati 962-6648, 8-SPM ----- ASSE.MILEIS Electro Me chan1<'a f Good soldering skall:s Know color code. read schematics M111 1 yr ex· eer Good pay Ir benefits. t;qual Oppor Employer DECC Irvine 546-4731 ASSEMBLER TRAINEE Immediate lat shift re quarement (or !!mall part mechan1cai assembly Desire H.S grad wtloc11I work history Company paid med!ul, LTD 6 hft• lnauran<!e. Mod•rn air cond'd rac1l A ampl!! put.Ina. Dmc• &tdr.acs 21&6 Farrv1ew Rd. CM <corner of Fatrvt•• & AdamslE .O.E GC!T'OOOmOTil8«25 Wllaont Pomona. CM . a12s. Call 494-5818, ,. .. ~ 6•1 ... 1 ~o. ~~c1!!!n• recorttloa. peop&e.1sz~u '=============~!l._~-===========:.L=~:==10=.========:..._.L:4'7==·a::::::d=.====:...:==:=.ra~ ... ~1~r.~t'(f~"~cts~;::;;;842~~S67~al:::=:=•===a==•=====..l~.,.,,.::~_..~==-===:;;:=;==~----------------=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=--===...L:========:=:==== I .te41 7100 HlilpW..te4 7100 HefpW..W 7100 T~.August29 1978 OAILYPl\.OT C7 ........ w~ 1 100 ....,,w.-4 7 100 HllpW..-.4 1 100 ..... w • •••• ................ ....................... .........w___.__.. 1100 ·~ ••••••••············••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~;T ••••••••••••••••••• • • .. _u ln .......,.w_.... 1 100 ....,.w_.._,,,. 1100•....,. --... ••••••••••••••••••• •D~.&.• Driver. ll&hl '"' vey ,._,,,. .. ...,. ~ •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!liliiiii~-ll!lfBabysitt•r aettd-..1. IAITliell a.teal .....,.,_ Harbor a~a 1''ulJ lime ............................................ .. mature. for toddh1r. Acc.pi1111 appllollotU, ft. ,eneral otnce. PtrlodonU•t n•..S• 13. hr. neat appearance. •••rtll Oftk•. H•ewrk. CM lhtlnd ~. my bome. owa cx~'d ba11Md r Day l na. n11n1. to.key, or ptume ust to work f~nt Id drivlna record. Apply TlAINU Helper tidy. Steady pit. 0711mo ll'ani Hoo mQkq. lllA lhlft. Al>$11)' Ln prr110ft, dclJI. In a pleaaaot 4r back. lbper.~pref d. at Maw Blues>rlnt 23-4 Entry level posaUon C~ S...... lldys Nd cer. no •moke- kJ>1. IM'T 1·5pm. J P Mau lllm01pber•. Houn 8-S Xi'•>' urt req d Sal f'\ltCbe.rCIU40·93'73 1radlnc examinations P~. p1ume Janatonal -~--------- n .. ~uer m boml' Mon RelU.llt'IJ\l, lOltlAd.ima ~M0-7800. OI*\ ll.B.M2·ea3l (Of' ~al'l educatlon tlrm /maillnlenancl' po~ttion• Hakpr hve.·ln. care-for ":h'-f' y2Plll IPM A" .H\lllt lkh lo hilhtChelrsJde 0•rva5 Req t neat bandwrl~ av1U1tourmarlna.11.Hra lady In wblcbr Mun • ru r ~ t u.al()pporll!m~ "n 6 nt. typiftc. Apply Na ~OeXlble H 8 IWPOtt em. Sr N CDlfS Aul1e.t Men °" womm is yra or tion•I l!:ducation. uo1 Call or 11pply In per.Jon dttve. 962·~. · area &art S4'pt, l I &taut)' ulon ln CW nffda """-""" Exper oec<led. 548-W&. older. Know the coast Birch St N B (Near OC THI lltVIMI CO JA....--• •L ti.Jr •lylllt.a Guan • ••~ N •·-'-' ·.,: 1 o ' ,..,""'_ romm MSU46 DENTALASSISTANT ca ........ et • .._awee.or Airport> c.~ua P 1071Camelback Exi>er'dwaurooly.put · UTOTEM ~Ii.time cbrside "ala· ~f:w ~~:.n~;~0:.'t~ portunlt.y Einp oy~r Newport Deb 644~796 or fu!J.ume. top wa1e.. fl\lt1()perator Openlnp Now Avaalablt tant nt!eded for Pedodon Herrmann. Fount.a In G88.AL OfffCt Equal()pJ>Qr &mployer m-3ll2J Two poelUon.a o~n tor toe (u.ll ot p/tame cJcrJt" tic ofc C M area Vallev. (No of Slater WOatc .....;...... _______ _ fatNorl mnl('IOUI Ulla _ .. •· •rd hlft No 548·M88 " JanttonaJ worller In ofc Ir wu. Eatt-elle11l traluln1 °'1 ...... •., 1 3 · betwn New hope & Woman needed for HOSTESS plantw/1omeln.lekdnv· proaram Good up uper neceuary we DENTAL R!:CEPT. ex Euclid> 1eneraJ office work in Apply dally In f{rsoo in1 $3.50 hr 8 4·30. b)'IUf'r nt'tdfod. cla.e pQl1ualty for adv a nu t.raln Advanctment op per full time top ••lal}' body shop. Must have '-~tw"'en 10.11 .. M 1 EOE 5d-3281 ta N-.-H1·•h Call portunlue11 lo thole who ' ti.-l · · .. .,., "' n ..--...,.. • ..,. nwnt qualify For lnlormatlon 499-13M ., ... ypang expenenc.... Casa Restaurant. 105 ~~~~~~~~~ ... aft 5 l'M Alao tli!td on" al\ampou Sotoournearat mark~l Dmt.al Assistant ~ Clerk ~time. Will Body shop ortlce u Ma 1 n St. Ba Ibo" J-"+on(iJmltrfn• ;;; <>-)w,,,,.•ttff for I> nw boy. Pt> r • u n • W • d Sal or ......... ct the -T'llOnnel Oo YO" like P'"Ople., tram. Must 18 oHrBover perlertce preferable. Call 875-11600 P/tJme • /time. lrvlDe .,.. .. .,_ rucl\ard Outtllt-tte S11lon. .._,_ ""' ... " For appt8474171 · Mickey at · area Willlram. ldeaJ for ASSlt• • lloa, w .. d . YT1 A.M • N .-,._ ••• or offlceat Would you like the m4>83l """" --u-..--a-...-.-1c---.. 1-_-1 ..__ ... W\v .... atudent.s & ILICTllOMICS l U ·JO. maltwtrtdukl aoo e-.-. vi-o_. . LaM2Lam1111onSt cbaUcnae or cruUng a DnalClerks ·""""· .,_._ -,..,....., .. a :! vn min nprr df'f' < MHZ3a NB O&rdcnOroveS374'0 Newport Beach prac Commetica. gift.a ai cards GIMEIAL OFC Apply an person. The ~f~~spM~s~h'!:n~t-~=I~ tronl<' d1rect 1ona l lAIYSITTa BEAUTY ll•lr Coll~r EQu.al()pporEmployer Uce?Weneedawilling 114().1313.. NationaJeducatloncorp Wordlouse Restaurant. betwn 3 ·8pm, (7141 slstems. 1.111 lndu try w1aom• follo wln11 teammaterorCrontdesk CL..trrm'r· basposiUonavallin slu· 3450Via()port.o,NB. ~70l5. XJntbeoent.a Oran:aeCo Ne"l"ln Buch arl'• Manlcurh AHt•lanl a.HKTYPIST with some chalrside _..... -· dent services dept. Typ· ---------I~:;:._~--;--:--:-::~:--=-::-=-:-: IW'POl1 ~· Cllll Ra !_»4r ~Oflpim<1 ~ .. ~~ Will teach Saauoon k variety. Call 642·1058 TecWd• Inti & some letter wnt· Hoa9"1/D.,a Jewelry /Acce ssory Gl.lmaA.SSTilO.Sl .... -~ Call 2111t Cen lNur. Co. In N 8 see · days. Ask Cor Becky. Electroolc checkout & Ing. Customer service Applyinpenon Designer seeks p/t asst. ----t 8&t'bue lw-y H~1r 142 5381 __ U\i lralnee tor •cct dept 49f..8403eves. lroublesbootine ol RF & exper. helpful. Goo~ s tringing assembly --------.... ---------1---;:;.;:;;~;:;;;Y~WOaK Perm po11 Lite typing. microwave test equ.ip. l position Cot person re· After3P M work Dependable AS..li!:MBJ.Y &Ni.inc .,,.,_ Sal UOO. Good co Dent.al officereceplionist. Yr exper & understand· turning to job mlrt. Hrs ,,...._. ... _...., person497-45o50 TRAINEES ~ffli l Mia tr Miu Wr 11re i;eckinJt to dl\1duals fur ''™ sbilt i.unuone lD our Prochtc iim Ot'partment. We Wll l run the right In dJ\1du1ls an the m1crn ele'1Nn1Cl> 1ndw.try Comprt'hens1ve t·om pany bentf1ts mcludmg major medical and den- tal Call or apply 10 person, 3952 Campus Dnve, Newport Beach. 1714) 540-6(8). Equ:al Op portun1ty Employe MtF/H. TRANSMASK CORP. Ta1.lll W1lllne to tr11n 1n· benefit.a 833-3450. frontolliceexper.Salary lngofloHd st.ate&DC& 7.'5am·4.1Spm. Apply. 'IHJ7W Co&ltHwy.N.8 . dui.t.nOWI, mature 1nd1v. C-.......,.-'•W~s open. Costa Mesa RF cll'Cuitry desirable. North American Cor· J.ft.Mou for our t'ot1l1 Mt•ll8 ore 11 l I ~._. _........ ·11t ....___ to co 11 e *' 111t on School 642·1300 Technical or m1 ary respondence Schools. Hotel night auditor. Full D....,. ,,_... II' I ll me w rot a &.an I.I m.tenali! Xlnl workin.i trainin& helpful. Call for 4401 B!tth St. N 8. <Near time exp prlrd or will Now Interviewing for Saturdays M In 1 pt1•1r mMo ~ & bens 40 llr wk Earn up to $300 per wk. DINT Al..OltTHO OFC appt. Berkeley Controls. oc Airport 1 Equal Op-train someone w /front Day Wartress pos1t1ons. $ Elcper pref'd Ca t Apply betwn II & 3. Nu Low tuition. Ph1rement Male or rem. interested 714 /833·3300 Personnel portu 1ty Employer IJ D,.vs a wk 15-20 hrs. Ap Sz I Iv a a 1 5 46 2300 t1onal Educallun. 4401 assist. 751 9194. in '"on the Job lralning" Dept, Irvine EOE. · n desk exp. For appt ca ...,., Cahfonua Federul S.iv Wrth St, NB Equal Op-for tabortory work Geftl MochitMst Mr J . Mau.olaS40-?.300 ~~-~~rn Jpm & 5Pm C~·a 21:-~. ~r 9~~!: portun1ty Employer COMPAMIOH Great oppor to earn & Bedro.Wes Electronics manur Hotel, front desk clerk I 10142AdamsAve.HB ....,, ..., •-~ •• ...au-.-for older woman ln love-learn. Newport Ctr. Tedllllclm n eeds tu p n ot c b ~II time & 1 Part time Call 963·7820 Equal()pl)or£mployer ___ _.... ly COM home. Priv. 644-1405 Electronic checkout & machinist w1exper in posope:n.Collegestudent __ ___;,. _____ _ _ Customyiard ne~ lead room /bath Lite troublesboot 1ng or nullingmachmes.turret de!!. Exp. or will train Kennel belp, pnmanly ---------•I larrunator. Sailboat deck hoosekeepmg & cooking. DENTAL ASST-<:hrside. microwave components lathes elc. Must do own For appt call Mr J ma1nt .• some assistance. Banlung hardware & ran ish 64().1059 Ftr. Sal open. Fringe & filters. Req's back· setups & have own tools l\1al.7.olaS40-2300 Small animal hospital. CAreer oppor for bank carpenters P·Squared CONSTRUCTlON hvy, benefits. bch area Call ground an microwave morning hrs • ~omt• Dnat.s,5412873 _ C""""nters w/knowledge 847·25611. component testings Top rate of pay com Hotel wt-ekend hr s Call exper'd ----...-1 •-Trade school or military mensurate w/exper. ~all .,......,. Audit c-.• between 9 & 6 P .M • TELLERS or concrete form ng "' DENTAL 1 for appl. Berkeley Con-.,..,..: -r• 67 ., 1050 Bookkeeper. ex fer 1n pounng (7!4) 846-2630 or Dental receptioniat with training in basic e ec trols. 714 1833.3300 Exper d . Prest1g1ous _w_eeJl;_:_..=d,....ay=-s __ ,,. ___ _ Must be outgoing & peo-accta r~e1vable accts <213) 592·2630 nn.rience for omce tronics area helpful Call Personnel Dept, lrvme. N.8. hOlel. 644-1700. ext wu......._ ~ p I e o ra en t e d XI o t payable, P!llroll, typing .. ~ ·ti f for appt. Berkeley Con-EOE. 516 Rick. EOE. ",.,...... ~ benefits & pleasant &10-key,to workinotrc ConsultantTmee manarr posa on or trol s. 714 /833 -3300 P/llme. Hrs 8·2 datl> working surroundings w I young personnel Our nation's finest emp. very usy lwo doctor Personnel Dept, Irvine G ia• FlllDAY H<YI'EL Call54~3404 T . & 631-5100 serv. bas expanded & practice. Saddleback EOE ---=---------2=':-f~r:Sl uslm w 111 1ra 1 n career. valley area. 714/830·1395 · Front. oCc appearance NOW HIRING Laguna Beach SAHTl_AGOIAHK loold&eeperF/ChcJ onented ldndiv. wb'r.eot pl: Dental Assistant, aECTROMICS ~!::mce~?oc~y~~· PBXOP~TOR.5PM MOTOR ROUTE PersoMel Dept 2nd Fir Fash. Isle Investment exper .. an tor a au y. Newport Beach. Some TECHMICIAt'il Ask for Donna645-72Ji 12PM, ~unty Guards. Daily Pilot route in 53SE. lstSt.Tustm firm. Xlnt oppor. Exper prest11pous Cuture experience. 646·4801 lmmed openings & op-all shifts. Assistant Laguna Beach & South 832·5200, EOE. & matunty req'd. Call wtlucrat1ve me is pro· Penny porturuties in an estab. Girl Friday for stock Restaurant Managers all Laguna. ACternoons. -~~~~~~~~~ 640--0123. v 1 de d r or a 11 our co. 1n the Orange Co. market investment co shafts. Housekeeping Monday through F'nday ~~~~~~~~~ BOOKKEEPER employees. Call Mane, DENTAL ASSIST. airport area. Applicants Must be gd w;numbers. Porters all slufts. Please plus Saturday and Sun A.'>l>l wanted De Cut Im med opening, p /T 557.7193 for appt. CHAJRSIDE to troubleshoot. repair & Light bookkeepmg. typ. call for appl. 645-5000 ext day monungs. $450 per HmrDes1gnN8 Bankmg Apply in person. Mon· Cook, broiler. exper. Must have X·Ray lie t.est electronic sytems lDg &genoCc.NBa1rpo S20.MonthruFr18.30-5. month gross profit. SSO 95S·2Jl0 TELLERS Fri, 9-10. w. Gulliver's necessary. full time. 6"2·S960 Recent analog & digital areaS40·9237 IALIOA BAY CLUI Cash deposit reqwred. We are presed:ently seek mg Inc. 18482 MacArthur perm .. good start1nJ: exper. req'd. Interview Call 642-4321 ask ror Auto mecban1c ex penenl'ed 412 N. Coast Hw y , Laguna BC'h 494-7~ ex pen enc Tell~rs an Blvd, Irv me. DEHT AL/RCPT by appt onJy 557.9051 ask Girls (3> wanted by photo· Housecleaners, Tues Fri. CircuJatJon. Leave your our(;ogta Mesa office. -----pay Plof1t sha;in f. Cor growin~ Newport o£· Cor Busch grapher for a London 8·3PM Apply Tues-Fri Name Address Phone Bookkeeper F'i Chro medica ansur PPY ficc.Assistingexpr &X· · based Man's Magazine. 11-2atJamce's Ragge<1y' ' d M. k 1 " Mo n · Fr 1 3 · 5 · The F1 al 0es· 21·""'. •ttract1ve. S25 hr Ann 's. 1770 #0 Oran°e Number an a e 0 Good r1°ure aptitude and p tame Exper'd Small k 1115 4 2 ray preC. 631·3733 or igner. some ex ..., n "' Car ,,....,... ror student or custo...Zer relations a bu!I C M / N 8 area :~~~;t~u~ r Bl. 1 P perpref'~-07J9 64()..8746. Mr. Enckson Ave.CM rettr;rso~. Automotive Lot AttftMbtt I 5-rYice Driv.,-must. 6"2·1.259 E.0 E. DESIGNER Housecleaners. S4 hr we offer 3 good starting Bookkeeper Receivable r....i. to asstSl engineers In de· Furniture retail. PIT. GUARDS P /":i. caGr ~e~~s;1~? s dy week. 1mmed open· 1ng, xlnl working t•ond ~alary open M1~!.1on V1e10 Call Bill Light. 1131 2880 salary. complemented Mature person fu_ll. ~ .....,.,.. sign & documentation of Lady wtsome exp in Curn UR TY Gt.'6'.am ar · by a Pleasant workino at permanent respons1b1h Dick Church's lt•1t. Pre c is I o n e I e c . saJes, nd for s:sles & gen SEC I HOUSRM~ER mosphere. Excellent \,.YOanaPomlarea.Start Wall train man exp tromechan1cal equip· workacoupleofdaysa F '""r gi;;F't N company-paarl benefits sala~ $1000 mo + rn~ge needed. Ptr1me menl. Must have pre· wk . Salary & comm Due to our recent ex or mak lurLe am1 Y 1 d on 1 ~ s.cntary packaice Apply in per-.on benefits. Send detailed Apply m person vious PCB layout cxper Scandinavian contem· panslon program. Wells smo er. 1ve.1n nve N~ Bch law firm m between 900 am and resume & work htSlory 2ti98NewportDI~ &4-6Yrsdesigo/draftlng porary furn Mobilia FnrgoGuardServices 1s _64,S..6503 ___ . ______ lheau·portarea seeksin Landscape Maintenance work in Newport & Irvine areas. Mon-Fri CaJI 644-4894 aft 6pm ~ ---- Automobile Painter' Helper. Pay an~ord1ng to Jlhthty 642·9373 3 OOp m at to Ad lf268 C,O Diuly exper Call Scaentahc 1423 25 N Matn SA hmng secunty guards ~/ lellagent secretary Pilot Box 1560, Costa COOK Oral ling Controls . 543·3111 for· wtmm 1 yr CIVIi llt.tga 2970 Harbor Blvd Mesa 92626 (or Huntington Terrace 557.9051 ask for Don lr'f'i.../M.wport lch Cllild Can tJon 752_1211 /\Ull)mobtle En~int' Tunl'UJ> Mechan11· Wal l Iraan for wheel ahgn. ment Sal + comm App ly, 3000 E. Coast llwy, CdM .,... '> ,. l M ----Retirement Home. Some Swa"•"n. Gilrdlnerj1.ndscpr <-£a •-a'Allahei"' 2. 4 pm . Mon· Fr i .-...ite-16 ...,os a (>:..i Bookkeep1n° W II '""" W ted f r early hours _. -'-T I k Top LEGAL 179 4200 ... knowledge r eq 1 an o F ..... rt-/•~-Pis urt eroc area. ! . POSTING CLERK tram. Call 848-8811 m M1ss1on VieJo. Exper ,..~.._Me.a & TM wages. 95$-3036. SEC'Y 1ASSISTANT CITIZENS BANK OF COSTA MESA l'art·tarne 10·2PM for DESIGN w/comm. equip. nee ...->n1 HOU1r.£M~E1 Bngbt, diligent person Nwpt Bch Co .. 10 key by COOK DRAFTSPERSON Call Lynn or Randy Whffti« Area -~ as omce adrrumstrator ~~~~:e. g~1::td~t1~~-~~ao~~~~mJo:Vln~~a:. 1Hdp-~h1 -55-7-~-0~-50-"'-.-... -L-S-H-OP t M M E o I A T E :~fl~Willh~:i1~alSt~~I~ :r~=x~~~~e:~dw Autot.>ti•e Sale-sCcreer ";xpen l'nce post 1 n g . A / P. A I R 661 Center St. CM _.....,...-;r ~ O p E N I N G S r o r employment. Xlnt bens muumal typing. Test ml-( Phone Eleanor752 7591 548·5SK5. Manuf. of electro-mecb 'I LAIOR supervisory level secun· Apply. 1445 Su peraor & ref"s req 'd. Salary Not NecesHry But llere·s What Is . High School Educal1on proocts req's an ind1v to 833-0033 tyofficers who want TOP Ave. N.8 . open 644-6400. BUSBOY Cook-Housekeeper. live prepare accurate PC ---------PAY with a respected•----------_...:_ _______ _ Equal Opporturuly Exper Full time 111, Eng. speakmg. room. Board layouts from GEHERAL OFC company. HOUSBCEEPU LAve·tn housekeeper to Employer M /F * 494·9707 * bath, TV. priv. entrance. schematics. Will also do Accurate typist. resp for Aide. hve-in for f/time cook. clean & care for •~~~~~~~~-1 -a;.;;,;o1~;;;;h-;;-Refs. S day week. Top pasteup. final detail & recepl..ionist. transcrlb· Apply in person Monday working parents w /2 t~yrold daughter m Lag lusboy /Dishwashtt salary. 644 9716 assembly drawings We mg & collect1on duties. to Friday, SAM lo 5PM school children in H.B. Bch. M~t be respoas1 f PreCerably 2 yrs col legel Well Groomed Positive Attitude Ab1bty To L.:>arn ---------•1 Accepting apphcataons offer acompetitive start· Bkkpng related exper al. Own rm & ba. EnglJsh ble, mature <around Banlu.og forday&nigbtposillons. CoobHelper ing wage. xlnl benefit h elpful. Mu st enJOY WELLSFARGO speaking. drivers lac. 40's). non·smkr. Amer PART-TIME TELLERS Apply in person. 3-5pm, P /tlme. Sat/Sun aCtn Dkg&adesirableOrange working w /people Must love children. Sal Cauien w/own trans J P. Macs Restaurant, 548 5585 Co. location. call Scien Please call Apphance GUARD ()pen. 847-3664. Bart Salary, Room & board m Most or all-Strong desir for ao outi.land1ng career with a Sll<'C!'.!.ful. t•nthus1ast1c ~rowlnJ.? t'Orp()rataon 10142 Adams Ave. Hunt tific Drillin g Controls 01stnbulors, 530-5800 SERVICES cl. 213/924·555_1 __ _ Bch Cosmetic Sales ALOE 557.9051 ask for Don Housekeeper, maturr F,q~alOpporEmploy~ VERA PRODUCTS Swanson. GeneralOHace 1532W. girl. lite cleananf!. pc rr e c t j o b f o r ---------Eleclromcs C1rm seeks CotNllOnweafftl babys1tt1ng 8 yr old BUS/HOSTESS housewives. 962·0641 aft Desirable opportunity buyer wtgeneral office Fulleri CA 499-3605 l'Ves. 552 181:1 We ha'c 2 openings 111 Openings m C.M & NB 12 30 available to learn the exper Should have on. dys Debbi _____ _ Top cum pan} bt•nt>f1ti. C..11 Doug Wisdom For complete rnfornrn uonat vur Newport &1H·h Of Io pm . 3 am l! h 1 f t . ham & dell business strong commun1cat1 ve OR f1ce1V1aLido> 20 Hours Charlie's Chili Corp, Counter girl. dry Contact Bruce at s kill s Establish HOUSEPLANT per week Light lypmg 549-0351 cle.iners. 40 hrs in 6 days 673-9000. Honey Baked matenal requirements Monday. Tuesday· Wed· Knowledj:!eable People BAUER BUICK requ1r1?d Expenen('e ---MIN. WAGE TO START Hams. COM Place purchase orders & nesday, Thursday. IOAM P1t1me for rouw main preferred Excellent CAr-ETERIA No exp. nee. Clown -------foUowup. Pleasant work· to6PM.CLOSEOFraday tenance po~i t ion 2925 Harllor lilvd Costa M<>sa benef1tci and J!ood -work INDUSTRIAL Cleaners. 1056 Bayside DIETARY AIDES mg conditions. Call Valor at. i5J.4760 mg environment Plca.'<l' Dnve. Nwpt Bch 673-~ Al conv hospital Day & Electrorucs. 540-9264 230 W . Wonter 979-2500 rail Mr Rym1.1n for :tP· G r 1 t I , l> a I a d b PM Shirts . Wall tram. Rm. 21 7 po I nt m e n l ( 7 I 4 > sandwiches, all shirts Counter help Sandwich St.able employment Xlnl GENERAL OFFtCE Santa Ana, CA AUTOMOTIVE li7J.3130 avail Full or part time ~~i~i~)rt~r 3()0.r~~i,c M:~· benefits. Apply. 1445 Electronics manufac· State Lie No C·6036 MECHANIC TRAINEE IMPERIAL Also relief help mileage Anthonys Deli Maid _51.1....:..pe_n_o_r_. N_.B ____ lurer needs Cull·tame Equal Opp Emplyr Mff t:xcellenl opportunity tc pay. Call 994·2331 17881 Skypark Blvd. f!A DISHW•ir.:HEI person for general otrace learn from mas te SAVIMGS &LOAN .. u 0670 -work,switchboardrehef. mechanic. 5 day work CARIDSALES lrVllle....... P tame. Mesa Verde telexetc. Must have good Handyman. general week Toyota/Volvo de Equal Opportunity Orange Co. Comm1ss1on COUNTER & y ARO Conv Hosp, 661 Center St, figure aptitude & type so maintenance, 3() hrs wk aJer tn M1ss1on V1eJo. EmployerM/FIH plus training allowance PERSONNEL wanted CM wpm. Xlnt oppty to ly. Apply 7pm -9p~. CaU 8111 Light at 17141 -~~~~~~~~·! Send resume to· John C for eqwp rental center. learn. Call for appl Warner Drive In. 7361 831-2880. Pmto 1360 S. Anaheim startmg pay $3.00 & up Dog Groomer. exper. pt· Berkeley Co ntrol s WamerAve .. HB Blvd· Sll1te 105 Anaheim. Apply Huntington Beach time. San Juan Capo. 714/833·3300. Industrial AUTO T RANS R&R Bank.Ing CA9280S Eqwpment Rental 7614 CaJIS6l·0704forappt retauonslrvine.EO.E. MAN. exper prererred TELLER warner Ave . H B Drapery Assistant, with Must have own loots. f'ur savmgs & Loon. Carpenters & HelJ>ers. ex-some experience, c:all 548-2.288 Newport Beac:h Branch per. for remodeling «On· Couple to manage 6S unit 494-8051. LB area HARDWARE Expr'd p/time retail salesclerk Lagund Beach 497 .4403 ,\_UT_O ____ --Via Lado). Light t>'PIDi! tractor. 833-8833 apt complex an Costa ---- USED C ... required. Experience ca·· .. ·er. Apply m person Mesa. Husband may DRAPERY WORKROOM H I led It me over "'" preferr ed. F.xcellenl C~ Hardware 3107 E have part lime job. WORKER Will train. General Maintenance/ e pdwai p ~-rt • K . M~H"' ... IC '----~·ts d ood ork G S650 mo 631 """"" u us• be at least 18. truckdrivert handyman. 18. ay eves 1 s. en General office help f\Jll time CM area 548·SS43 ......, "'" ...:i,.,,.a an g w Coast Hwy CdM ross · ·~. :;'!.,_1:.3 f\JU Ume 548·SS4t tocky Fried Chicken. 693 mg environment. Please ---------'"' .,.. S Co H L OPPORTUNITY! call Mr. Ryman for ap Child care, housekeeper, DATA.PROCESSOR --------• · ast wy, aguna ( 673 3130 · F It t . I l t p1 o Driver & general heavy GtMr'Cll Offic• Beach. lryooarel-'-·ngfora pu111tmenl 710 · livem lrvinew/pnvrm u · 1me. Y n..,. 0 2 p t ti Sharp 1----------.,.,..... I --1 •L I · I work rom work F-llme. ver l. a r me • Job W'a good r"lure, 10. M.-~ ,.. Mature woman to care some c en ca • -drt . t r r phone H.,. • w•..--,. & 8 s I be f ts 557-4752 Local ref's. good vmg ma ure person o . llOM"' "'""•Ila' vestigate this great op· SAVIMG5 & LOAf'il for 2 girls 7 · <a ary pany ne 1 · record. ~ mo start. counter. Experienced in Used car salesmen want· porturuty' We are look· AoEqualOpportunity o~en . Mary? Poppins OAVCARETEACHER ~Debra lite bkkpg. Call edexpertencenecessary Ing for a good used car Employer M/F /H w ereareyou. 833-l357 lrvioe.18orolder. Expr ----------1 TI4/979-2873. PreCerably in slra11{ht mechanic, with a Class ~~~~~~~~~! OUldcare, hve-in, t small preC. 552·7494 DRIVERS _G_Ell.I ___ •L_H_a_PH__ house selling. Excellent .. A" smog license. You 'II chUd ot. H. 8 . area. Rm, -'----D-B.-1---for dental lab. Good for ...... _ com~ benefits. Call llke the best of company BANKING b 0 a rd , s m w a g e . housewives & students. P /time. Perm pos. Avail and ask for Garth. benefits, tht> pleasant 840-3046. Help Wanted. 548·7863 646-S068or S49-2002 4 hrs per day to work in 540-5630 worltlng conditions. Why ---------....._. our corporate ofc doing a« come m and check TELLER Childcare wanted after Delivery man for parts 11rivers elltra income. gen'I maint & oCc work what we hnve to offer. school. 9 yr girl, Wilson co. Costa Mesa area. $300 mo+ bonus. Steady Apply 8·5 Mon-Thurs. Applx., lo Paul Caine. School area. 646-0145. ~II Ume. 548-3443. part time, J.6AM. Hun· Taco Bell Corporate WJLSOH f:'OflD. ~· -'Cllale P•rM1me op· . . tinton Och Deliver LA Headquarters. 17381 2626 HARBOR BLVD Be a ch BI v d .. H lkW'U\'.fthy for individual Cleanmg -epl,ef:i_(or TilllC! .. 892·8422 Redb11l Ave, Irvine COSTA MESA ~ wha enjoys public con-furniture store:--P-~ - tact. Expen\1n('e pre-hrs. ne~ible. $.') Per hr. Dl1YR Babys1ttir. 2 mgbt.s1wlt to ferred but not necessory Apply 1n person. 1931 watch 9 yr old in my We offer excellent NewportBlvd,CM -~.;.._ ______ Exper'd h elp an home. 5pm·8am. CdM benefits including paid Deliveryman, early householdgoodsCorloeal General Find what you want In Daily Pilot Classifieds r-c. "' I e '~" "'"-I . .J.l j ~.'t, Starting a New Business ll ccco1d 1no lo C1lllo1111a Bu.,nou and Profuaton1 Code (Sec. 17900 to 17930) oll ~·•ona 00!"9 butlneH under • f~ltlo111 na"'• nHill flit a lllltMtnl wtlh lllt Co11nty Clari( and ha..a 11 put>ltehed 10111 tl"'e\ In • n•wtpapar H•"'"G Ille a•• 1 In wlllcll Ille bu11n111 la ~l•d '". 118111111n1 •• req11i,.d by law and la nacHUf\' In pro1ec11119 your b1111n1n "'"'• Mo11 ba nlte 11qulr• proof ol 1Mlft9 to open COl!Ulll ftj .. -""11. Tiie OAIL.Y Pll.OT prow1ci.1 bOlll tlllno end publlcallon ,.,'Ille.a. W• h .. a aN '"* ~•·•arv lor111• aMf 1111lntlln a oatly 1an1c1 10 lh • Or a nge Co11111y Cour1llOVM. Ellhaf •lot> bw one ol 011r eonwen1ent oftleaa or pllont Illa l.EOll l. OEPMm•Nt ~1 (wt J3:1 101 "'ore ltlfor111-*>" and l0t111a. DAILY PILOT area Call Barbara vacaUon.life4theillhln· ---------•I morning. Times route furniture moving co 'Thompkins, 8J3.-05'10 surancf' a nd company Clerical Must have dependable Class I driver pref'd d b Paidunlrorm. _c_a_r._sc_~ __ J ______ 7_68-064 __ 3_. _____ _ Receptionist to STAR G A'ZEK.-~ Babysitter ne~de Y SHIPPtHG teacher 7 3-0·9:30AM. For more loformliltton. Deliverymen for early DRIVER 3:1>4.30PM. My home. pleuecallChrls Dl'<:ker. CLERK AM newpepaper In C.M SSC>/wk. Ref's. 962-4914. Excellent opportun ity Penn P/t. Must have de· WANTED ~-tor ent ry level. Part-pendable car & be rella. BABYSITTER. Airhne •llltuaad ~.... I N I $300-SJSOmo.646-584-4. stewardess nda loving, AL.omA..-. t me. o uper en ce ....:....._.;,,._______ SUNDAY ONLY respwomantocarefor2 SIZllEdinafrAve nett:SMry,wewllltnln. Deliverymen. (/time yr old child in my home. Hllnunit4n Buch net!ded ror party rental To de 11 v er D A 1 LY 14 nllet'. 7 days per mo Calif. 12849 !:."..~.'!~:c~J1~mg :.!~"o~dri •tore. ~uat tbeA l8l 820~ PILOT bundles to car· Refs Sal1ry open (714)846·062'7 ""'~·-ver .. nu \J>PIY ~ riel"ll In t.aguna Beach 540-5784,$1~3145 medical and dental II Ntwporl Blvd. Costa 8ru Requires van or ----f;qual Opportunity or apply ln pel"IOn : 3952 MeH latj{e atabon wagon and Babysitter In my home Employtt M IF £!~WI. ~:f' S~g~ra~ _Oe_n_l_a_I -A-1-11'-l,-c-ha-l-rll_i_de-. ea' pad driving r~ord. every Wed all day. Own1~~~~~~~~~~ or 4\1 ~·no Sat. Salary II traM 644-8110 I· Equal opportu nHy 64~4321 Bank Cl\'lPloYet m/f /h open M 546·3000 __ ...... It 1'9t! Cl81!Slf1ed Ad.a a.re reallv small "people lo peoplfr. •ales calls wtth b11 ~ aderahip and bt• ,..ult.a! To place 1our rlauttled ~ toda.18"2-5'7&. TB.LEI TRAHSMASK Uttle is 811' ! Classlrted ~ W:-..,.. (Hunt Bch Orancb ) CORP. 1d1 ar• rully 5mall l::qual Opportulllt)' F/tfme Apply ln per•011 ~~~~~~~~~ "pcoople to PfOPlt'" ~11les Employer Mon·Prl 1oam U Person· ---"· l'"' b d h' ---------oel Office Ooldenalatt '!be r t draw in the ....... w ... l\S reu fNi Ip Sanwa Banll 10230 S. Wat .... a D&ilJ Pilot aod tq re.ult.a' To place ~ your old slulf ror Paumoun\1.. Downe)'. Cl..utec!Ad C.llToday your Cl&NI~ ad, call Dt'• 1ood•e1 w ith a lll/IZ3.t481. eOE llOSl18 ~'42 ~18 Claalllt!dad. ta-5671 Laborers FUIJOIS MO Fii EVER How would you Uke to be a "Per manent Ttm· porlU')''' Ir open t.hc door to a new Ir excltlna career. Our coun1elol'! take pride in fmding the rtahl aasignments for )'OU. Come In" rm out all applicauon & let us kno" your skills & pcuonaJ quallflcatlons Day11 A hours ol your choice To~ pay . Mui1t havr. re f~Cft"car We:stchff Tempornry Servt<'C'!I 1817 W~tcUlf Or. Newport Beach 831-0810 or 7S2-911S ...... ..-...~-.....---n.-CI \\' '-!'lLL.\11.---.---~ L1vf'·1n housekeeper Enghsh speakmg Must lovl' children 536-2403 Live In College girl ''' help w/H.S girl Xlnt N.B surroundings Pvt rm & ba, board & sat Good dnvmg rec Dar Mon· Fri 833·9410. Live tn housekeeper. pnv rm & ba. Spanish spknR oic 493-5756 LOAN COUHS&OR A po51t1on L'> avail for d person who has the dt- s1n> to JOln an aggressa ve mortgage loan co doing business in So. Orang" Co. Calif Real estate license required Preference wall be 1e1ven to collegt> graduatc• w 1pnor ex per m lhe Cteid or finance. real est m surance or accounllng Xlnt sal/comm scheduk permits unltm11ra persona! growth & 1m med income. Send re sume to G Kaufman, 620 Newport Center Dr. Sh• 211 Newport Beach. C<1 92660 LVN. Allern. NB. Bek " rmt olc duties 4 day wk 645-3374 994~ MAIDS Days. Apply In pensoo Sheraton Newport Hotel 4M5MacArthur 81. NB MAIDWAMTED Permanent position Lido Shores Hot el 67U800 Maintenance man. full time. experienced in general repair, ele~· tncaJ. cleaning, etc for athletic club Newport Beach Sporting House 752-0565 Ma1ntenant"e Mecha01r 7am.J 30pm. SS.SO hr lo start EOE. 5'9-3281. Mamtenance man for llh mamt. Perfect for rr llree App l,y Tu ve loc:t ee s:aw Coast Hwy, N.B MANA.GB TRHIS NauonW'lde Jewelry co wtll teach you th,. ~~lry bwl S250 wk ft comm No expcr IM<' Will 1 rain F'or appt call ~~163 SF..U.. 1dk ltem6 w1lh a Daty Ptlol (,'Jastfled Ad Cl DAILY PILOT 0•·:•: j:ii ...... ~ I•>~ J.T11 :·tt ....... 11~:1>~...... ... ) ~·~·j I •. (111~·1) •1ii:1:1~·~· 0 1§ .~ -Cap :'z -::-: .... ..,.... r1 t I •••1 ttJ_1 · t1-t ,____~-aaaa-.. -... ~ .... ;::w:::" ...................................................................................................................................................... ~~~::::'.~ ........................... . e•JAllclllaMe&en ~-.vii to c-&rpn· A=:r· Npt lcb. TAYl.ORP'ENCES HaW~aki loader dump ~T.ttuck,Cara&efJymt Brictwwk. Small Jobt TJUP-CHAROIGO. tiy~Jay, l • linoleum ln· Wood .......... J.*.:!.. ,_.., ttk..I· tree wrii, eluniDl (l•rdenlD&). Newport, Cotta Men & P~U~ H~gh = REPAIR" REROOF. All -• A MJ.-• ..iea Prh:a ~....... ~ tU. 131-1~1 Reu. rates. MM>UI lrvlDe. '7$-3175 evea. Uc~· &t.smaS42 l?t2 t y C (' • · • h 1 a 1 I ~ a • Mo.am 151«• ~·~at. An1 qwUcL.f™lh• ...... , .... ,_,s,o.ts tto.c ... s.mc. ........ EXCELLENT . We-:~~~-~po tar. • A -t•ft 1111 &1.19 ...... Call Allao ur C• ... •••••• .. •••• .. ••••••••• •-•••••••••••••••••••• ........... •••••••••••• •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• . PAINT .J .... _./ ............ 1-J....... .. ..................... Clean-upa. Kaulln1. 5" alumlnum aeamlees Proretsor/Handyman MOVlNGltHAULING ~es~e:_~:.b:::a.~~es. Re-RoolForLess "llOMY" KITCHEN t<APERS Land1c1ploJ. lmmed. ~ w/bakecl on avail for bousealtUni "Move anylbio'-. CallAny\lme Drh•ewa)a•Parklq lac Carpnlera, flal1lt 6 KATSRJNCi Quit MrVfclnt.MZll07 enamel.C.tmbllonjob. Sesit·Jwie. Orance eo.: anywhenutanytlme! • F\ne Ext.er. Painting by ~l •Bepalr1 -S.alt'oaU"I roqlt Cotam • r11a. bMtlo'. lettuce C'ook . Prof land1eape main· TbeGuttermen.M2-12A2 beacbarea.XJotrel.Mr. ~7 dys 631-!l&oi R.Slnor.St.Uc .. lns.Try T..WO.lepalr •l.lt. NI. CM S•~ ~-.ZorWa}"fte. l42ln wnanc•. Incl. cleanup4i l'u ..... Ob. PO Box 202. Prof service with Atlas me.8365M524hrs. .. ................... .. ~.._.,\, C "/C>W... haulloa. LlabUlty to ........................ FUllertcn,Cl92632 VllUllJnescost.snomorel Carryinltaave$$SS. Most M;i00 I .. ~.Un'\111411 NojolHoo ,.. ..................... 1ur~ • Uc'd. Comm/ Gm'l Handyman. Palnl· lh ttcll I I Free est. for locals, Patios color rt!pair $22.50 + ....................... 1mall. Ut. ('00:lrlft0f" l"OundaUon• r•l•IAlnl R c I • v E R y lng, carpentry, roonna. ....................... slora1e. & long dist. ••••••••••••••••••••••• parts. Free est. #16710 Two~•Ulbabf'a&l $11f'1 wall•. blocks, patio• Rr..AS-ONABLE RATES. masonry. Any home Wanta REALLY CLEA"' moves.Statelk.T l UOlS. Patio covers. concrete & caJtroo.lcslM().2620 m ~ boOM rrom IA.II c~uter 6 cabln.l 65Ml!Ml 1Jc'd Larry'• Lawn Care. malnt. or remodelln1 ROUSE? Call otn,bi~ Ph537-3100 wrought Iron. Free y,...s..lu IPlll. lll•·r..t No ... •amt~ ._ -llUltn ... , ,, .. __ .. , of cone rel" 11155-Ull proJ. J . Waaih. 831-2233 Girl Free est ·~·tr•-P~ /9 ._. .Umates. Steve Richey .:"""t."'. •••..-"' ....... .., • · .-..-..ua ___,,, .. ,.., 558--0887or754-0366 '••••••••••••••••••••••• hmlt CM area. Call ,..._.._ 21DO:tdys ~ Block waJla, plan •VERY LOW PRICES• •HANDYMAN• Walls,celllnp.floors .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ---------~ o.&.om F"ramlQI left. briclc. Lle•bonded OnGardenin&Mainl. General repalra, big or "windows cleaned. P.ETl'.:.RSPAJNTING ......,/Repair Removals. rrun1n1t. M.lllure woman a.ailable Deca6C.O..n. to.-. Geoc"ae 549-20l5 sml. Roo.&31-1080 ~145 Expr'd. Re•s Rates. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tnmmln&. L1c. lru; Free ror vacaUOIU.n,I pansnu, ~t..e20eva C-......... Murakami'• Gudenlng. Free Eat. Call Gene Neatpatchn"textures estimates. 494-6221. Wfllhod1 6 e11tt>octe-d ....................... Otan-up" maint. 24 hrs. HJ. J "At your Service" by SS2.ofS8 RH EST. 193-1419 642-2624 Ume Drhe. :&Int ma. Ot'neral rarpentry R.J.HuftmanttSon &'J(Ml111.Homt:836-LS23 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Laurie -<otltce. boata,T --~--------~TS <'•bu1eU ror 1ara1e " 11 __ _.._, •-_............... 00C Student. 1 Ton truck. ek.)~16'. Painting. Ext.r/Intr. Ex· PATCH PLASTERING --., 1 t nc....,.... • auuiu...... Japanese aardeaer, f~ frub, tree trim. Ron pr'd honest neat rea11 A 11 t y p es Free ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMll.tt•t • a•/ I.Ill llY room• rua om ~or548~l. e 1 t Im at•. ,. • 11 8'2-5703,642-._.. E X C E l.. L E N T Lac'd964-100Dav~ estlmates Call540M25 Expert Piano Instruction. s.r.ke D11tde. M0-7ts. Llceoaecl Ai Bonded (2l3)2&3060 a"m only. -HOUSECLEAN 1 NG. Study w/prof performer . ........................ ~.,.,.._ Remodeling, addition•. CHEAPEST hauling in Ful-N-Through. Exp. Prof painting. Ext & lnt ,.....lllg all forms. be& to advcd CBtm marinoe woodW'OT'll ....... ;.~~;~=••••••••• rd'MI decb " apaa, new Oattla'a Gardeninc Co. town. Fr. ests. CHEAP! refs.trtrana. 5:16-1344 Low rates. Refs. Free ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645-3003 '&!... ~~':,·::;;' ~~~r!=d~a~1:f~~ oomtr.Llcd 556-8241 ::!~~!~~;::.; " ~::vingoT ~=:!!~! ........... ~~:,~~Ex-~~ss~~~~~EJ>a~!~ Tuto_hr __ 'C!_g_m_'r_y_ho_m_e_.h_St_o e ' Saincc:aa..g,9780 Additiorll, remdl. res. " I'!. _.a-1-~ .. _.,11_ .. I ~·-· L MS R to Sod o t Fr t John n-.. $24.SO No g1mm1cks . rt. e em teac er •-•·•••iatSw tlce comm Free eila utM1w_..-.... ..,.. .._,.....,cean·up& ......... e ... -o • r er. eees. uc:Ca. Rooterman 83826S2 CdM Newport area. ••••••• •••••••• ••• ••••• c.,.t s.r.ta Designs & plans. Lie ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wallin. 751-6149 S e e d e d L a w n s . 631 -3363 or 645-2161 • -SCS-0343 Dlvorce 18ankruptcy ••••••••••••••••••••••• Splro,548..s250 HANDYMAN .Carpentry. Colleoe students needs Sprinklers. Planting. l.SynpainUngOrg.Cnty, PERRY'SPLUMBlNG _Wlndow ___ c_a...-a-... ____ _ from filuil to fmal $$5 WeCareCa ...... tCleanen. electrical. plumbing & • Xlntrefs.675-7633· li s Ll Complete! ~lumbine ----. • ..-work, yard It garage top qua ty t c#3349i50. services. Dram & sewer ••••.••••••••••••••••••• Actloo Le1al Typing Sleam clean. A.Lao UP· Bldric.. flrs.84'7·2787,SU-3820 cleanups, ha u ling. EuropeanLaodscaper 839-l886Pete Ted Wlndo Ca p r 960-5419. 645-21146 aft boht.ery. All work guar. •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• SJ6.8377 Top work. Fair price. c I ea n 1 n g · f' rt' e s w re. ro · 6PM.7PM. TrQck mou.nt. Fr. esl. re· 11...1.L~-............ HANDYMAN. Homes & Re!s.646-481ldayoreve. v. ore on all wallpaper. lf esurnates 24 hr service window cleaning al re· ----as.nitea.645-3716 .=z'*"'.....,.......c a pts. Conscientious Lite hauling houseclean-we do the hanging The 673-3181 a son rates . Refs. AllTypmg Lic327136 64~4 Craf\amao.Call645-0302 1".. dri .• Fr t Landscaping. Tree trim-Hangmen.537·2004 D.....c-_642_·7_893 ______ _ Reaiwnable Carpet cleaning in your .. ,. OI' vmg. ee es · ming. Clean.up. 8 yrs .......... ""j Coas w d C · 964 3068 home or place of bust· ELECTRJClAN·Priced Bargaln shoppers read Gene's Hauling Service. exp. Free est. Noboru. Custom work, reasonable ••••••••••••••••••••••• No\ l~n ~B/lrl:~~~~ ---ness by voo Schrader right-free ealimate on tbelllUeadainClassilied 548-~ S3l-8L62or89'7·2862 pnces. free estimates, MrDANEL Have someU:ung to sell" dry foam met.bod. Free larae or small Jobe. regularly. And they find ,...·--'"'ed ...... ..4 .. _5678 Want A .. s Call 642_5678 Bruno. 77~7043 Roofing & Repairs 50bec. Fra~ .2,ut.rcacl1i1eL'~ts2_.,!~! <lasslflecl ads do 1t well. est. Call 548.-0163. 779-087(] Licensed 673-0359 what they're looking for. "........u ~ ~ u Lac. 353446 I /991 -9339 ___ .... _ ... _0 __ .,.. __ .,.,...,_ HltpW..ted 7100 HltpW~ 7100 tMpW..t.d 7100 HetpW..ted 7100 HetpWa.hd 7100HefpW..ted 7100 HetpW..t.cl 7100 tWpW•ted 7100 HetpWont~d 7 l00 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MAMAGEMEMT ,.. __ .. aru·c Niteawlitor,exp'dpref'd. Part ume Girl Friday, llALESTATE Manage your own d1str •""""' Apply Mon-Fri 9-4. Mrs. Npt Bcb local.ion S4 oo m"lwat Sales coosultlng business AIRCOMOmOHING Presley. San Clemente hr. Ftexiblehrs.~. u you have successful w/UDlimited lncome for Exper. 1.0 operation of Inn, 12S W. Ave F.aplan-leavemessace. salesexplnreaJestateor a secure fulure. Slart cent:rifulal refrigeration dian. investments we need spare time without in· machines & building ---------PARTTIME several self motivated vestmenL 631·5008. equipment. Must have a Nurse WEii( • EHDS people lo sell trust deed ---------• knowledge of air dis· LVM Every Sunday and Every investments to pension _________ , tribution & celibraUon or Nurse Full time or part other Saturday and Sun· plans. We provide draw. Manager controls. Permanent ume for PM shift. Above tral"'" ... leada, expe-·-t It,.. be f't dav DlO'"'inoe, Driver to ~ "'"'" pos1 ion w " ne 1 s. average salar/.. Xlnl 1 ··-& a true oppor. to earn SaJ nego drop bundles of Daily OPPORTUNITY Call or a'plv ln person benefits. AppJy Jagship Pilot to carriers. Must over SS0,000 yrly. 640-8325 1 Conv. Center. 466 h I · KMOCkS THEI VIHECO. Flagship Rd, N .B . avevanOI' argestauon REAL.ESTATE 1()71 cameJbaCk 6(2-8()4.4 + good driving record. I ----~-N Be h 644-6796 Call 642-4321. ask for -"""---Nauonal Company look· ewport ac ---------Harry Seeley or Don A new 2nd trust deed co 1.ng for clean cut reliable' F.qual Oppor Employer NURSES AIDES Williams. is looking for an exp loan rmoager tra10ees. Will-& ORDERUES officer w/lots of exp & a ing u work 40 hours per Medical: Busy G.P. needs XJnt . benefits. All shifts PBX secure following who can week, make $250 up per experienced mature avail. Apply, 144S Answering ser vice gener ale lrg loans ~~::a~i:f!;r~~~:',!: woman, fro~t ofli~e. Supe.rior,)11.8 .642-2410 operatodull&Prr. Call ($2S,OOO-l200,000) For the Call Mr . Ramsey• mo Must be proficient with NURSES AIDES 835-3561 ~fc':P~ ~~~fpefe~saa~ s.57·3000 between 9 a.m. all types or Insurance. ---------a-~ 5p.m. Xlnl benefits. Salary Earn while .JOU learn. NX n-.rator lion package. 640·8325 ...... 1168-4737 lmmed. openings oo the -.-. Evelyn ---------1 open. · 7.3 shift & J.ll shift Call for t~lepbone answenng ---------Med.I al Ptr t' . t 847 9671 Garfl Id 'c service. Exper or will ~ . c recep 1orus •f -, e arc train. F & Ptr. Day & Real &late GREAT ManllEngr S22K fo/lrnday.<?dopporfor1 Coov.Hosp.HB. evening shifts open. Stat Typist . Sl2Y rag ht apphca?t-Mst -•acr.-•IDES ~-Canllisdoa s,Pt P rofessional, proven salespersoos wanted for outstanding oHice 1n prime area of Orange County. No charge for desk + great 70/3or; commission spht. Ca II for ~ep't. W•u•e •-SaJAdmm .....,K+ type. Hours 1·7.30 M·F. ....., ~----------._ • --: Call 640·6000 Ask for Openings on AM & PM P~IClerkTratnee Mary. shifta. Exper pref'd, will Pet Store •Bi-lingual . S800+ train quaUfied person Des1gner Jlg/FucS18K+ METYIEADER nel. Classes 1tart Sept 1'rave1Agt S6'7S+ ft.e&ponslblepersootore-Isl. Apply. Flagship Full time. 642·5522 IRVINE adwatermeterswtabili· Conv. Center. 466 PERSONNELAGENCV ty to deal electively Flagship Rd , N .B . Presser combination. exp P t T . Continental Clunen El T 168-3266 488 E 17th. Costa Mesa w/public. Some record 64.2.ao44 Swte22A 642·1470 keeping exper helpful. ---------11.EHjLemar Corp ~....,.....~ Apply in person Santa .... URSE'S "IDES " • Pressman: Exp. on A.B. 646-7'782 ~77. eve Margarita Water Dist. F&P/f.7·3:30shifl,3-ll Dick . Chier lS or Real-&tate MARINE MECHANIC· 2SSTl Marguerite Pkwy, shift. Pre certification Heidelberg KORD. Sm EARNING e~per'd, waterfront yd, M.V. classes orrered. HB Con-shop in N . B .• Call &IOUGH INCOME? top salary. company _MJ_d_d_l_e-.a-g-ed--re_s_po_ns_i_b_le-• valescent Hospital. 548-1164 Join an exciting com· benefits. immed open· t.'Otlple to manage home 847·3515 Prea• Operator-rubber. pany with unlimited ln-mg. Boat Speciahsts 2439 an Nwprt area. Chauf-_N_urscs __ Ai_'_d_e_a _F_&--P-rr-.1 Will train. 1st shift. Com· come potential. Free ~~~sl Hwy' N. B. feur, ~ouseman, WC?man 7-3:30 shift. 3-llpm shift. pany benefits. Salary standing building in to do hte housekeepmg & Pre-certification classes commensurate w /exper. millibn dollar location. MATERIAL cooklng. Reaume w/ref's offered. HD Conv. Hosp, Call962·6648,8-5PM. Immediate opening for COHTROL required. Reply lo Box 847-3515. PRINTING APPREN· highly motivated ex- Material control ex· n2?.c/oTheDallyPilot. ---------TICE perlenred or inex· 1 1 . 330 W. Bay St., Costa OFflCE/Accnts Re• perienced people. Train-pedlter. Entry eve ~SI· _M_es_a_._C_a_. 92626 __ . ____ , 8 to 4:30. Wages com-Good future for en· mg program. Tuition as· I.Jon. Minimum 1 yromce thusastic, loyal person sistance. Full lime Ab·1·t t k MOTEL MANAGER S mensur ate, benefits. h t I eq. 1 1 y o wor T . 0 N .11 w o wans to earn a manager. figures and detailed wanted. Exper. couple ypang 4 wpm. ei good paying trade. Com· Call manager now for 11. ,1 a must. Call for pref. 22 Units, pool. App· Neon. Inc. Santa Ana. parable fringe benefits confidenljal Interview. appt.S4<>-7639 E.O E __ ly Ad. no. 328 The Dally S31-33'74 forappt. CROWN LABEL CO. 963-567l MATERIALCOHTROL Pilot. P.O.Box 1560, Office Manager. inside CostaMesa645-2171 r=-.~"' .. "•• ... ~••• CLERK CostaMesa,CA92626 sales. No experience ProductionAss't {~IWO!mrtfl(ffil Mother nds someone to necessary. will train. p . n "bl h Minimum 1 yr expr. Posting, batching. ~·c· t·urate w /figures & cte- lai.ls. Heavy work load Call for appt. M0-7639 E.O.E supervise 2 girls ages 8 & pref. 2S yrs or older. ~~~g~xJiB ear!!: ReaJ E8tAte 10 aft school in Irvine 5S'1·0824 or 774-6090. 89a-1321. Tom. Real »;tate Sales M-F 2-6 PM. Mst love OUTDRJVE MECHANIC· ........ w~---ctuldren, be responsible exper'd, mere, OMC, ___ SH_l ___ ...ar-.___ ,.. lrt __. & have own trans. Aft 6 Volvo-Penta. schooling '"'"'"-Free 3 Weeks 552.3744 avail for updating. P roduction control. MATURE WOMA N M ,_ So ... / salary commensurate Small fast growing TRAINING p /t1me to welc ome oun...,r. me .. xp w with exper. Company plastic vacuum forming H.wC..er newcomers & contact dnlls req .. Must speak & benefits. Im med open· mfg. company reqwres merchants flexible hrs. read Engµ.~ S3.50 !~r 30 ing. Boat Specialist.a 2439 self starter who can Hew ~ty __ ... · · day traio1ng period. w C H N coordinate producti'on •Absolutely no prior N....,.. car, lite typing Tak"" ad to nearest . oast wy, .8. 547 3005 .. 645-090l schedules, work in pro-training or experience · · --E m p lo y m e n t1---------cess and shipping. No necessary. Mechanic & Mechanics Developemnt Dept. BOT PACKAGING truck driving or typing •Personalized instruc- ht>lper. lmmed openanj.l. 739.6R7. Ad paid by Expr 'd. Versacount & required. Minimum 5 tloo salary based on exp employer. Labe lette operator . years shipping ex-•Professional on the job 6'4-5054John MOVIE UTR""' F/time 1 to 3:30pm. CM. perlence a must. Hourly training. . 1 ~ .,,., 3290 r ale based u pon •Upto80% comm1ss on. ---------1 N E E D E D B Y _.,.._,. ________ 1 q u a 1 i r i c a t 1 0 n s . •Choice of top office H 0 L L Y W 0 0 D Painter, lndustrtal & com-MODULAR FIXTURES, locations. Mechanic MAJMTIMAIMCE MECH. CASTING COMPANY merclaJ.. qualified only. 638 W. 17th St, Cosla Be your own boss with a FOR MAJOR FILMS & 891-1001 · Mesa. top notch professional or· TV COMM E RIC ALS ---------•·-------• ganl.utioo. Needed for f/tJme mulh· famlJy unit. Must h11ve background In carpen-~J:>le8~1:i!e.u,1~~) PART TIME PIOOUCePBsOM Katella Ruffv 761-12'-4 Ext 9' Elq>er'd needed to work For cWalb cai i:hMfo . try • ..elertnca~ plu01bin~ & other related trade duties. Appliance repair ('xper. pref d Sal nego APi>IY ln person or call THE IRVlt*CO. 10'11 Camel back. Newport Beach &44~ t.QuaJ Oppor, Employer MAHHY HEB>B>- to take 9 )'T old son from Balboa Island to Carden Hall. 2·3 mom's a week, pick up 2 :30 daily 'Ii babJSit til s or'7pm. Mmt he tvall to oeastonally keep him or stay over- nlltht. Salary open. Call Kat.bleen. 557..()881, days. Loan Service Counselor Sllpenisor Rapidly growing savings & loan has im m ed iat e o p e n ings for ex p erien ced l oa n se rv ice representative & s upervls01' with knowledge of a 11 loan ser vice f unctions. Key opportunities ror people oriented person. Excellent be n efi t s & a d vance m e n t opportunities. Contact Jan Hess, Per sonnel Dept. State Mutu al Savings & Loan Association 4001~1hd. Me .... •a: .. Ca 92660 17 I 4J IJJ.IJIJ f.qua1 ()ppor Bmpla)'er mt r 'EVENINGS f /time at our large 831-1003 493-0442 health food atore. Must •--------- be exper'd & able to or-a.c.atloftltt · Adult.a with outatandlng. attrac:tlve personalities wHtc-•m YOrks.flo with 1dds. Slan at per bow, Pbone&G4321 Ext. 2SO, BETWEEN 4 :00-S:OO PM. AtllFarJU. Equal Opportunity Employer der, prepare, trim & dis-Greater -(rvine ·Credit play produce taste!ully1 Union has opening ror re· No S u nday work. ~Heav pbooes, Med1cal Ii hosp benaltta. t>u,,y lobby, r:tlf 6eneril~ Appfy Lfndbert Nu(ri· package. Call 556-14.92 tJon. betwn Carousel & Bullocks, lower level In R~st So. Coasl PluaShopp1ng N.B. area. Must have C-enter, eo.ta Meaa Ask phone exper & gd typing for managtt. slalls. Varied duties, fast --------~ paced ore. Call Terry tor p rr medical insurance app'l, 644-1540. PART· TIME billinl clerk, exp & ref's ------~. 842-0651 RECB'f'IOHIST TO.LEI To work Sat/Sun. Ptlllc ....._. Newport Beach Sportina Savinaa & Loan Jn Career conaullant . No House. 752-0565. NewportBeacb prior exper. nee. If --.. -.,.,.-EPT----TYP--1-ST-- (Newport Center) Caret"T oriented and have l'\.J:A, Lite 't)1>ina . Experience abUtty to sell self to ~lanturet b.eancceurf1.at~. typalsltl preferred. 28 hours per public. Full tralnlna .. " C week. ExcolJent benefits w/lucratlve Income & 549-1767 and «ood working en-pratJaJous future. Call -Rec-epll--ooi-st-.-A-cct-s-. r-ay-8-. vironment. Pleue call Mn. Denny, S51·7193 for ble clerk Need ea1eer Mrs. Croxon for appoint-appl ment. i110IW4·1'fll. _......__ _______ conscientious person PURCHASING AID who ta 1ood "'!ith num· IMPERIALSAVINOS lo Halat In anve.olory bers for rut paced ron· •-strvc:Uon co. Full tlmt-, .LOAN control II varioua other !ftpi"" $0WPM. Salary An F.qual o.>oorlu.olt.y duties. Good opPoftunl· • Emp!oyer M /F /H ly, will train enthualHllc epends on experience ptl"IOn. Apply ln peraon bul will traln the ri1ht 8-5, m-1. Cwitomweave f::f2 Call for appl. Car11ttt. L.., Paclllc St. Rasiaurant ME& ED'S PIZZA Coob, bartenders & de- livery driven, part-time openings for meo & Robbie's Rog & Mop Women needed (or Housecleaning Serv . 548--0757 RECEPTIONIST <>ranee Co. airport area firm needs recept. for cordless switchboard. Must have attractive penonaUtr. typinc skills & good pbOoe manner. Xlnt benes & at - mosphere. ssoo-ssso. ca 11 Personnel for appt. Western Growers As· sociation, 833-8384 women with outgoing 1--------- personalities and take pride in their work. Able to work evenings. SZ.»S3.oo to start. Ask for Matt or Jean aft SPM da.ily410 E.11tb Sl., C.M. Sales ·retail. Offitt SUP· ply /stationary /printing. f\lll & Part time pos1· hons avail. For appl. 5S'1·9212Ask for Mr. West Newport Stationers loc. RECEPTIOHIST Wil l train outgoing career oriented person in all phases of employ. ment consulting io Cosla Mesa personnel office. Sh.ou.ld have people ex· per. and /or ability. Lucr ative income. Call Mrs. Denny, SS7-1193 for appl. Recept/T rainee RESTAURANT •Carl's Jr.* II ROW ac.c.,tinc) Gp-plcatloM for ...,.,. ...... COOKS & , COUNTER PERSONNEL Male or FelllCllk Sales SALES REP M /F BULLOCKS WILSHIRE A ~!r.!! ~*~o n specialty store m Orange We have an opening for an energetic sales person to sell ore supplies m CM . or N B. area . Previous sales exper. pref'd. Apply. Beach Sta- l.loners, 402() Campus Dr. NB County 1s currently look i---------mg for quabf1ed appll-._ _______ _ cants who are interested ,. ln employment this rau. H you are a motivated Ln· dividual loolung for an excitin g career In fashion merchandising, please come see us. Our benefits include an ex- cellent compens ation SALESWOMEN Exper. a MUST for high fasb.ioo specialty shop. Salary + comm. Call 644-2652 or apply in person, 29Fas~d.NB program. Also. a llberal 1----------d is count on store ., _ __.. __ h Sho. <2>R li merchanchse. Please ap-"'"uuw1C P· e a· ply 10 person Mon-Fri ble. mature_ girls/women J.Spm for sandwich counter. 13 FasWoa ls.la.d Steady work. for. nght party. Mon-Fr1. No Newport leadl ruebis. Hoa• Hospital Equal Opp Emplyr M /F area. ~l. Nice co. m new ofc. seeks attractive personable io- d iv . to handl e switchboard & greet clients while relieving reeeptionist. Balance of day domg variety typing & gen'I ofc dutJes. Start- ing saJ ssso. Call S4().605.S, Coastal Personnel Agen- cy. 2790Harbor, CM ALL JOBS FREE All shifts a•ailoble. ISALES Costa Mesa. Part-ti ... f•ll·tiSM. Fabric ex per. req . days .ct "'9lits-18 or Salary. Call Susan. Grea~:'credit Union bas immediate operung for a secretary. reporting directly to treasurer. Proficiency in lypuig & shorthand de- sired. Call Mr. Byrne. 556-1492. R.E.Sales O"IW for dot..,. 646-40W BUSY & NEEDING Unique Homes of Mesa Verde is "plugged Into" a relocation r efer ra I service that has created a demand for more salespeople. We are busy and need help! Ex· per ienced or new salespeople may apply. Attractive <antlque1> of- rice & tbp quality (peo. pie> associates to work with. Contact Sandy Orlowski or Jim Wood at 546-5990 RESIN MIXER Color matching or relat- ed exper., working with polyester resin. Depen· dable worker. w /ablllty to work w1tb ratios & percent1ges. Apply In person . blwn 10AM-2PM CAMBROMFG 7801 CLAY, Hnti Bch W. or Beach, So of Garfield, EOE Restaurant·counter I aas 't food prep. Exp. pref. .,,., la ,....._. TUH- ~ tll a.gt. Satw day, 2-S,.at: *CARL'S JR.* 23002 LAKE FOREST LACMIMA HILLS EQUALOPPTY EMPLYRM/F REITAURANT COOKS & COUNTER PERSONNEL Male or Fe111ale Part·tllft• doys ; lunchtlm• hours 11 :lOAM to 2:00PM. SALES DO YOU PLAY THEORGAN ? IC so. there may b1? a Secretary for NB sales of· career for you at Organ fice w /strong typing Exchange. Operungs now s It 1 11 s t o per form available. Previous sales secretarial duties for 2 experience useful, but managers. E.O.E. For we will train you. Call aep'tcall752-6300. _ Mrs. Jett at The Laguna Secretcry/R.c-t Hilla MaU <714 ) 586·7302 -r $600/mo. Must type. re- Sales. exclusive jewelry boutique. Full time Some rughts. ~pply in person Ciro at South Coast Plaza Saleslady for l1st1ng mobile homes for sale, Laguna-Capistrano El Toro area. Full tra1nmg program High com · IDJSSlon. No regular of· fice hours. Be your OWTI boss . <.:all for into . 9564500 Saleslady. expc nenced, well-groomed. lash1ona · ble. for exclusive dress shop 1803 Westcl.Jrf Dr, NB 548· 1 OO'i qwres filing & answenng phones. Will lrain m in· surance Contact Don MinJum at549·1718. SECRETARY Good typlng skills, Ille shorthand, call Mr. Gut- tenberg, 714 ·S40·9074, also ava.Llable, clerical position. some typing. SECRETARY Executive secretary with all skills to tram for execulJve adminislralo" position. Must be well or Raruzed Start $1,000 mo + benefits Call Barbara (714)95.5 CASH F/f. Ul or over. Yogurt SALESMAN Connection, NB 673-2130 ful.tllM .&al.fl; clot-Retatl hardware store. CASH CARD CORPORATION or~aft7pm • ......, r 1 b" Secretary-Hotel Res __ ta_u_r_an_t _ __;; __ . --• lngllours lloroYer. =i:sgbeel:rJ u,: :;;.! Todir.ofsales. Mature& k Sa Su well groomed. Dir-P'"Y'I Pina Apply la,.,._. T•t-per w · t/ n a must tapbooe or sh. Hvy typ- Now hiring for F & P/f ., tW-" 5 t dcrt Ktn11Rlnw Hcrdw_.. ing & adm1n ability openings. Ideal aup-2-" caya a914, 2866Harbor'Bl,CM Leading N.8. hot e1. plemeola l Income for 2-Mat: •Sal--et--l)e-rino--n-H_pe_r_m_/_fu-11 644-1700 ext SJ6. Sar a. students. llu.t be 18 & Ume RM Aorams 1819 ,_EO_E_. -------ov:fcit~W. ~!!1~:0nt *Carl's Newpon Blvd. CM SeJI Idle Items Newport Beach • 673·1366. J RestaUl'llnt r. * Straw Hat Pina baa Cull 16031 lolM CWc:a & p/Ume day & nlghl HUHTIMGTOH positions avail, Oller 11 -.--- pref 'a. Apply a 24~2 --~ Rockfield Blvd. El Toro. Equal Opp Emplyr MI F BOB'S RETIREE Wrap around your social W-Of TM security, 30 hrs wk, in·! IJt loy side, Men Verde area, . 642-5678 SALESCLERK Hctaal marine hardwa t <' store. ~ beae~et4oo. seeks S&leselef'k -wtth mtntmam 2 years e~r. 1n marine hardware. National co. w/all major benefits. Including life insurance, health plan. vacation & retirement. Call B. Morrison, Mon thru Fri for appt. (714) 645-1711 Equal Opportunity Employer lmmed openinp ln our Call 841-lllH. Mon-Fri, famlly restaurant• at 9·l2orl·5. nearbylocaUom.Wero-..:.-.;.:....;...-----~ .. _ ............ ~.~--------- quire no prevloua exper .... ___ ...... _.11_. .... _ ........................ ... Jotn our friendly team.•• I Com e see ua today RN'S Sales Personne between2-4pm w_.._. Gnat Sal .. apHdl Cool&TraiftHt Needed tor hoepltal st•ff ..... -,.. 23952Avenid1dela relief. ICU /Med Surg . ... .... ., ... 11tcntoa4it. C.rlott•.Laaun•Hllh1 All~ avail. Must be Sfvrral rull & p art time positlon11 \~ E. 17th COlltA Mesa dependable & have refs. 1 mm edlately u va I I 1& bit In our 1111le11 WtlttfflMtfWtltten S.11:111 aaseaament te11ta drpartment Exi>er1 cncc d<'ai rahle, but any Co.la T..-... are alven. Group In s1.1le5 taplltude wlll ht-t·oosl<lered. For an .,..,11 .,.~•-..... r .ffuntBch surance avail TOP interview plca:1e contucl our i1tore manaaer '" l:AUJJ•"' WAOES Al!k about other W..,..,,...fWtltten benefit.a. Come In ~am ·•l Cools Tr-.... Spm Mon-Fri c.w.n W•tdiflNuraes 4501 Cam(NI. Irvine 1811w'!:fcUWSte209 Equal Opp Emplyr m /f Newport Beach '31 ostoor752•9ll8 C7t 41 64 ... 5070 Fountain v aJlt)' Call842-5871 Want Ad Kelp? Na.5679 ~---- ,. ....... IOIO ..-w..... 7tH W..W 71 W-'M 7100 Millch n#M ...-i ...................................................................................... . Tu.dly, Auguat 21. 197& ,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• SICaTAn UOl\M~ • htf¥u IOOI l.U9eA.ITA65 OHk:el'oll .. ea ..._WI 9060 .....,..._ .. ~/ wflool1 ll:oo• al~· ~ ....................... **I IUY** fromyourbuslnaacard ..,,_.. 1011 •• .. ••••••••••• ........ ..,JSI-• fl60 ~ "'rte;;.~ mm&..~~ 8Co.,i IOLICIYOIS ~Urbic:~ iti~r/.c: Good Ultd rumitu.re • Smd one card few oaeb ....................... Santana 20. run nee ...................... .. • '!.'!..~I•~ lfW1.ll8. ~ ®Wl tbeDally X1nhoodl.17'.,..Ul3 Applluca-OR I wUI lal pl""ooe1pare. WeOfcfUmftequipoflrspro pogo, Rent a \tf1 Exeeullve .,......, __ •ma..... Pi* tam saea '200 8 -MIJorSEU.forVou. return permanently ore's. Nr new. desks. 645-7805 Mot orbome or Min i teelllYMl D P dGCuaiClll· .,941 ai Hl•hul com ~Jtw'ttry MASTRS AUCTI°" »ealod attraettve tai & aofas. chra. •e:i'I ore . a>otortiome rrom Herb tadaa.. Word plONUlna ml •loo pa ad . vuur The! Porte Rouae lll3l MU"' &IJ J..t•H strap. m"Una airline ltems lncl moa. typwrtr. Catalina 22'. '76 mlM Friedlander C..11 •DY or ..,...~. Ant·a~ .._ .i borne Over 21 W•~lf U'lth. ). NB. r o requireimenta Pre· refria. etc. Mu11l sell. cond. mny xttu. O/B. Ulc.wenumbfln \OMt-•"' • aa ....... 'D.Hrd.C.Um~ l --------vent It.* 6 theft• For• very rsnble P P trlr.=atbQY.aacS5400. "'"'111 ==-~o~Ad \OIPM ly. OT MACHIMI CASH PAID penonaHwcl t.8 eoc'°" tn'i-9962,6"-68JJcve., Sl 1?7-7777 inialttrad\le Senk SI. For Id med tum. anU· ~allp•P•.~· fabric or o re furniture ; deak. 3>' ak>op. 7 bap ol sail.&. llMlll M• ..... tor pl. 1nte SAU ciu.lstlrTV'US7.a133 o.,y Gk> ~per" we chalrs,dJvans.decorator w/ea&lne. compass. et.c. -------- l':,!!•d Dau. Co l Sif'11Ml8 A.rt Deeo Couch• CbaJr. will back fl lrim your Items. re as on ab I e AA:ing~.'73-9489 RENT 23· Ftreball, ffif· 11_ ~y eo. lnqlllries welcome. tap. Or try two cards ~or8'5-3022 ccmuuned. Lotbohtru _. bttk to bade. 216' ..Uboal • Newpolt tu-2283 SICllTAltY AnUque Muatc Boxe11. M2>1180or'1Jl-2l02 PR1C&5· Pwh IOl7 mooring. 1974 CIJpper -------- S.-.. ~ dept Clcx'b. .. 0 v' 0 I • l 2 • I 0 r a • fl ea or 3/~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 12HP outboard. t.aodem RENT. oew 78 22' Motor baa wlltandU\I oppor Ammric• match.in& chair szo. 2· x 4/5tapSl.80ea. Vouna yellow·beaded trtr, $9,750. 87S.9063 Home . Io ad e d . forMif ltarter ID lJ'OW· Out> to "icpanaton, W•MtfoMI 3'm.lrror$108'6-5375 6/9tap$1.50ea Amazon Parrot. Hand day1wklmo.6'75...s832 dl&.a nnn Slewarl Tlllti nud11 G...... l0ormore$1.40ea. trained W/cage $250. Omeca 14• traUer. cover. = ~ nn. t'llltomel'Ae.rvlnt person· DOUBLE mauresa & box SalesTaxlncluded 5e-DJ oils, 5 HP OJB. 11400. For Rent '78 face Arrow. pol.Ual '°' rilll& nel 6 ••Per ntle umKcuer1ng,lrvme 11prina. Like new. $75. NOCARD? 75.2·047'or673·92U 25'. !Olded! M/C. Brand mT\.•'r:-:1:'ri'a :---------1 n•rchua Many 75'"1777 M2 l6'Sbeforell Draw your own or send ,.__&°"Jml Iota 23' RANGER. Fised keel new! llbort'baod. OlU pcnon beneftla Pf'.e parti1n1 10· l;Ofa, gold 1100. Youth name. address. phone " ••••••••••••••••••••••• I Head VHF ad! 55B-3060. Ml ror Q&lt.lal.ervw 8ol'W9 plan Salary OS*> .,.,._.. 10 I 0 dbl dresser. matching we'll make one card per HAMMOND ~ 6 bp. O/B roth:; o-t 23• ----...__e all ~ridalDat.aC C1all Jo& Mend•1 •'-•••••••••••••••••••• d 1. .JI h ...,n tq.Add25<each. ' ' ncu ,..._.,. ...,.u • ZZIU'alrvl.-Rra> 5iSI 1114 E 0 E FRl-:t<.;t-f'I DAM ACE O c:h Y~::.''de~: $45 Send check or money or· SPIMET ORtiAM extraa. l6250 Ph 644-8787 e:xt.ru. 1225 per week &: CGMallilaa ~"* --HO'tPOIN'r SAi E 3308 8'0-59153. derto Model L ·122 with Hobie Cat 14'. deluxe Permile.84&-725S. T .... M_.....t w Warner 'nr '11arbor. PILOT PllMTIMG REVERB. Owned by a model. tncludea trailer. SECR&TARY P ume ra.- ()IUQloausL Will tram ~ ~ Yra ret'ftlt .xper Own S&nta Anu 979 2921 MAPLI P.O. Box 1580 protesslooaJ muslcJan Is au 1ear. Catbox • muat TNlln. ,,..... ti 70 ,_..A.Ir ~ l,.ayout, •~lup u ---Double Bed; Ort.ho Box Carta Mesa. ca. 92626 111 excellent condition. lell · P/PSSS.3132 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l.S'Jl 'W llllKArt.bu:r per Prototype ex~r de· CASH PAID Spnngs And Mattreb!>. Now aak.ing $560/best of. ._ "--"'-aJ 1 ....... dred Ws br Dr y r ~/Rerrig UlteNewCondiUon$150. PHONEMATE fer. CaU 673-7185 even· •vwn.w1 .. · uaeoew. -=nfAltTJ'I~ Cc!RaM.. Sd-03tl , ..... Air workingornot~78133 962-8437 Telephone uswerlng ings&twe6eds;64&-2l.S8 14 ft LEHMAN F /G self-contained, surge ~r~o~~=l.lls~ F..qll&IOppor~mpk>yer C011e?~~~aMacA~:oa1t ••MOVIMG•• New 1· aota "loveseat. ::,=.:~:arr· $7&, days<Moo.·Thurs,.>. ~!!>:.•;m.::,o . Call !!:!tka4::.'1s~.~:a,to ap- ~wn.,z yn a-0toodol S~ip Inc • Recelvloc Equal()pporEmvh>yer WhiUsedretngw/tr1c1ezeur. brown floraJ. cost $395. Roger 754).,3791. Wurlitzer Spinet. wht TENT TRLR .. o nt · u.,. ppr. •Pm . Will trat.a Apply ---le. runs exce en Y sell $1SOboth. Blk leather • finish. $250. 631·5501 l'!!~~!!~~~~'!!!I • be.Dehl.I S•lary o!)f'a at -So. 0 _ .. St. "--•a Tow ..,._~k Dri vers ex· ~. 661·6261, aft6. sml barrel chair. cost c AR p ET M ILL d 673-7 .. 15 aomery Ward Pulls .--.3all• .. "" $125, selJ $4.5. Mustard CLOSEOUTS From $2.!'iO ays. • eves. 16' Hobie Cat wttrlr . easy $275. 544·3606. &mZJ u Alla ~r'~ ~~wr:~. ~~~J~ RefGEng$7~ator/freezer, wht color leather barrel sqyd. 5'Ml815'9-8181 Kohler Campbell spinet 11450/or ofr S48·8239• 544-6280 SEC RETA RY . Non SUut 19d ObmsWaty, c M. 642 12S2 • "·...,.. """" chair. swivel. coet $195. piano. walnut rin1sh. evestwkends. 870·99«. ---------Smoker Sml comm I· ~ ......,........, selJS&0.64().8746 Boxes for moving, all xlnl,8)0.968-0950. dr.i. ._SenK.,,._.. ~~ce~rport Some assembly work ThRAJN6EEOS Ladlles.twe Used appliances'. great Oecoratoritems· Parsons ~pular sizes. lowest C'al 2S equiptJd cond &Acceu.ift t400 lrvme Ave StA.' 101. Npt ~oodwo rkeu . 11nd avel f P/Od rf°11e~ bargams. best ror less. teakwood smoked glass :'~~~lg~t~;~~~~ cri;~:pr.::::,ut~le;;!l~sc DanaPt. Pnc to sell; ••••••••••••••••~•••••• 8cb. fuuaber~. SA locauoo. ::.~~~:area~. p~:~~ Best Appliances 536-09ll top coffee table $495. ly $8.95. Free delivery A·l cond Sl3SO. (213) l6700. PP 96G-414S. NEED: 4 wsed radial;&. no 540-4623. relations & mgmt exper Refrig. Admiral lmpen al matching chairs, Warren (with min order> (714 ) 433-5812al\8. 8' Sabot, cu.st.om bulll ~·~n~31>i~ts~115~ ~r5e~:'l f:~~ta~rf:~ Sbippin& & receiving prer'di Call for your Duplex 25 Side-by-side ~;:;5~~bo~::r :~~: SS2·34419AMto3PM TY.Rocio, complete. xlnt cond . wgn> Ed, e6l-ti26l. aft be:oeflts4cwork1ogcond clerk. full Lime. no ex· qua li yang inte rvw. t2'1x<tl>Nodefrostmg. t2x15 r ug, pad $95. CBbaseantenna.bestor-MR,Shno 1091 Sl~.M2-8162 5:30pm. 644-1000 perience necessary. Call 640-8292 ext 4106· Mrs. $400. 754 1227 refrig. $25, paintings etc. fer. Chest or drawers ••••••••••••••••••••••• E · -~------- Barbar a Cor a ppt. Bloo. Frost-free refrig. $100/0f· Pvt Pty. 494·5356 64&8413 Must sell. 2 mo old, JSL Pvt interest 32' ncson, Crower luel injection SECRETARY ~3280 TYP1ST.Accurate40 fer. Good condition. ~""'· contemporary sofa . s.OOOHAM/FM stereo re· ~8:acballp. Pvt pty. system for sml ~ Immediate opemng ror SportSboeSaJea.exper'd, wpm,generaJoHice 645-2.893 from model home $95/or NEW KJRBY VAC w/all ceaver w/cassette re· Chevy, brand new • .,._ tund ra1sin1tdevelop-f 1L1me Call 5'8-3323. Call54&-3942 best offer. 644·5150. attachments. Must sell. corder/player.great ror loats. Sllpa/ oaerlakee. ?Si-1.857 menl office secretary Costa Men. Refn~~~:~size Also new RAINBOWS making tapes. 2 10" JSL Docb 9070 3ZJ reblt Chevy motor. Skills LO mclude lypmg TYPIST After&PM Only Dbl bed, frame. head Call after 1 PM.979•3860 speakers Ir BSR "800 re· •••••••••••••••••••• .. • short block. imke offer 70/80 wpm. shorthand. Sr. Citizen Ctr Dir. . . Will train good typist for board $50 End tables 2 Moving sale, items pnced cord c banger $2 2S 5'..sAVAILA• f ~l.857 strong grammar skills & Full ame. Reqwres abili-type setllng, 20·30 hrs pr Wards gas dryer, runs for $20. 645-2893 to sell. Ref rig. king size ~5375 VAC N--6'6-G55l --------- expr. in bookkeeping de· lY to work well with peo-week. Must be able to perfect $30. bed Fi Id T ... -...,·· RARE OPPORTUNlTY' slrable. Salary open. pJeofvanousages&cer· type 55WPM Call 220321slanderLn,HB. ZDesksand smallrecord · e crest russeau Magnavox ster«> turnta· REWARD $300-$500 ~ Experienced AUTO Please send resume and u1n administrative &&S-6111 cabinet. $75 ror all lace spread. twin bds w / ble, two speakers. Good r....tln o li f · :. BODY REPAfRS. al ....1 to J Ba k lull Se d t Refrig, 2-dr, freezer on 548-SS98 crnr gme lbl. dsk. Imps. conc:Ution 1971 model ":'~ • sup or my s PER DISCOUNTS ,.,.erences r er s s n resume o clay pots. wire bskls Needs -i .. dustina S25. Jeffen!'. Mst have by U · P 0 .23, Corona del Mar. NCL, P.O. Box 97, Costa TYPIST bottom. looks & runs 644.5576 644 1742 ""'J .. · 9/ 15 /, 8 . Call < 714 > C'all Earl. 118().5286. 9'llli2S Mesa,Ca.92627 P\Jll-Umefordictaphone good.$75.645·1700 GsogeSale 8055 · 688·4302 Dan P a u l . SIC•~ •a & d licvc•-8020 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fountain. black Spanish Maranu cr. watt rece·aver. 98S-1607 wkends/eves. 4 whl drive parts. .74 _,.,. Y StaHo.ary wor processing. , ~ 1 . '741 Dodge Power Wagon. ID· llCIPTIOHIST ir:..a.1er I 75WPM minimum. good ....................... Daily tiJ aU is sold. Tools. sty e, 3 tiers. <.-omp w I great cond, like new. will 30• Avalon mooring. In cl transfer case. 360 eng. We are I~ for sharp Reqwremrnts 2 yrs ex-spelling, Conme Qwnlan IAQ( TO SCHOOL macb.ines & you name it. pwnp. sso. 963-1448 sac for S175. Call Steve at front of Sean's and swim auto trans & rear end. peraoo to answer phones per in operations & re· 833-9550 SALE 361 Ogle St. C.M · Dishwasher. portable GE. 536-7436 area 126.000. 673-5099. _8'2-;_.:.;....;..awl__..;. _____ _ lsl}'pefor~salesmen. pa.1rofboUers,heal1ng& TYPISTF/Timi Mew&Used MOVJNGSALE li1te newwithbooklet$6S Football Special. Giant $1000 ·72 Pinto. ALL PARTS Office expenence helpful venllhition equipment. t Mon-Fn. Pleasant work-Cl'Ulseri. 3,5 & 10i.pd6 Two Desks. 1 wood. l 646-1525 screen L 1V. $.595. Super for Cinder's fee for 40. slip FOR SALE. C&ll 67s-8195 bu.t .not necess ary. yearoCw .. ·cbsballhave MX bikes. mo~r. re metal.ChestoCdrawers. p1ct"re factory d1rc"l al\6 '" 1no conds Good co .,.,...., Ba M ·1 t k ,, ... · ' · 1n Newport. 8·5 daily. pm. M1n1munm typing 45 involved operations & 0 • pair & servi ces all Coffee table. 2 end rry aru ow ic e..; wonderful buy 540-2505. Janet. u:-,.7702• ext 21. __ :;..__ _____ _ wpm. shorthand helpful. mamtenance of large or-benefits Apply• Pen-makei.. buy , sell. trad<' tables. Ironing board for8-31 759--0590 - Major medical. paid flee bldg installation or nys11ver. lli60 Placenlla. 2470NEWPORT BL. CM Artificial plants (6 ft Call83S-391.3 ---------John 630-Sl!'iO. aft 5 PM . .._4--S. vacallon. small omcc indust'I air condition C.M 642-7910 tall). Yard plants . Pie Ml~ Stereo System. Pioneer. 968-6406 ...................... . benefits. Salary st.a.rts at systems Contact Lee lures. Crock pot. Porta W_.__. om 8081 SX 535 tuner. trans Allll•H/ ~.or commensurate Walker Fairview State · TYPIST Mlclftc)Materials 8025 ble bar. Wall rack umwu audio.SSOOcassettedeck Tr•1,ut""-CttuiCt 9520 w/experieoce. Call Mrs Hospit~I . 2501 Harbor <Part-Time Day Shirt ) •••••••C••E•M••E•:::;.•••••• <wood>. Zenith tape re· ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/dolby, 2 Jennings !'e-••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Turner963-4567. M-F. 9.5 Blvd , Costa Mesa . Excelle nt company "' corder. comdplele kwlth w,e'd llkel Ito r,enl 2-whl search speakers, bic 940 ~Sde/ 's.2 Beotley Mark 6. 4 dr o r send res ume t o 9.S7·5258 Bid turntable an spea ers. uggage r rw cover. turotbl. Pioneer head a~ 9120 sedan. good leather . but vu R 1 "'"'l 1 benefits. Apply between For sale. Thompson g 3 E b B CM 962 7n9 ._ I age ea """ate. n-9 A.M. & 6 P.M. Monday Matenals 637·7373 33 . 18t i; • . . . phones All items perfect ••••••••••••••••••••••• needs cosmeucs lnclud-W!Slment Division. 10082 Stock & deliver. full or ~7 cood ..,"" 7513410aft6 al ,ft .. p"'•nt & rust rep••r. d thru Friday. Ask for . . --. -Mmlcal · .......,. · Older camper 4-a e. w/o ..... ... .. · Garflel Ave, Hunt· P(f Clean &neat. Apply Clean dirt fill av.iii 1175 c:.-... reliable runner, anglODBeacb.921646. at49SE 17lhCM.Askfor Paul Ward or David ......._.... 1083 loah&McmilM truck $150 ~love ft ..... UM& ________ _.1 ft~orPaul Gullerrez. yn:ls.wllldeuver HouseboldGoods8065 ....................... &...1--t refng 640-2'700 an eveey da)' uae . .-000 . ...... 3 OIAMGE COAST 675'34211 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...,..r---· 67$-4870 STOQ( RM CUC T ,.._ & Double mattress and box I HEB> AH AMP! ••••••••••••••••••••••• "'• cabover Camborac DAILYrtLO '--ros tOlO spring. Like new. $75. Preferably an old GaMral 9010 shellforToyotaloogbed. TYPISTS Knowledge or electronic 642·5682 IE,.aP""nt Call .,A., 1ruoc beC e 11 Fender Baseman, but ••••••••••••••••••••••• Must sell. $225. Days parts. rece1vin° & shin. 330 W. Bay St., ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,._,. "'""' or · ood k. " ,. an~gi.ng wor mg Mu s t sell ' Sears 17 ' ~.eves645-8778. & SECRETARIES PUll procedure req'd. Costa Mesa Compl darkroom setup ....: ..... 1 8080 ~t1on for1 aro1'!,~IS1a00ft Kayak, molded frbls. Bst a......t....1c c-fllO Good pay. Co. benefits. Equal Opportunity Viv1tar VI e nlarger -sc""aneous 11 do Cal 66 ......, .............. -· 1.9157 Mercury Monterey 10.000 m1 'son nu eng. Restorable quahty. X!nt transp car. $900 /or bst ofr. 645-1627. Do you need extra money Equal ()ppor Employer Employer W/75mm lens. Omega ••••••••••••••••••••••• ;:'aopm'. . olrover $275. S36-439l ••••••••••••••:·~••••••• &enloy variety. Let the DECC E99 electronic timer. 12.000 BTU Carrier a ir . Canoe frbls red white& Marttetour.new .... tteries. ILACICHAWK¥1 freedom & flex.ibility or lrvme 547-4731 V.terfftary Recept. 16x20 adj. easel. 5 llxl4 conditioner. cost new Klso Suzuki cello. vtntage bl 'x1n ' d • S280 of S!QOfirm. BeautifuJsllver body. blk worldnt temporary as· ---------& Asslstant p/t.ime. Call trays. Safelite Also $450. Sell $150. Window 1973 #4. Best offer. ue, t con · / r S45·2536 lealh tntr, cstm stereo signments or your choice TEACHER·TYPING 754-1033. Kodak carousel 600 slide model llOv 548·2888 548-8Q63anytime. _54().. __ :n_6S _______ •-----------system. UM mt, lmmac. work for you Call im-Degreed teacher req'd. proj Brad. 7311710 . loats.w.M Mutoe illd .... 9140 213/~l meduatel.y. tmrned. Cor mornings al W&Jtress Sale King fur spread 2 GUITARS. Coon 6 & 12. & ~........ 9030 .. ••••••••••••••••••••• _,;..;__.;.,_,;..;_ ____ _ ~o~ 0 f f 1. Ce • lrvme College of Busi· Dick Chlrch'a lest. DOCJ5 8040 matching lamps, bench small nylon ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....,_5 1982 CH EV . I m Pa I a ness can 556-8890 NOW F\IU & P tume. LitUe or ••••••••••••••••••••••• SlSOtorrer 559-0758 !>40-2356 ~ Sedan. lmsc .. classic 0 l d C ed. vi G Id R I Volvo Penta outdrive N .... •-wied, sales & .......,,,1·uon. •".000 orio1naJ ov e r 0 a or 1mm inter ew. no ex per needed 2698 0 en etriever pup d Co ,.._ "' .......... "' -· -------1 Newport Bl, CM pies. AKC F1<.'ld & <;how w/el'Ulla er eng. mpl service 2470 Nwpt Blvd. oulee. SB!'i0673-38S8 557 00,1 TECHNICIANS pet. Shots. worm t>d , w/transom shield. fresh 6427910 • lmmed openings & op-WAITRESS raL->edw1'LC Xlntdi~p water cooling, etc --------~1946 Ford Woody. orig 3723 BlrchSt. N B. p o rl uni l 1 e !> In an F /lime for retirement (213) 425-1561 $1000/bsl orr. Pvt pty l!rnJ Moped. used onJy 4 engme. V-8 nat head. rn!> F,quaJ ()ppor Employer t bl h d o in the 644·5686eves. months. Xlnt running gd. Nu tires, whls, roof. es a is e c . home Call848·88ll. AKC German Shephercl cood. Mustsell. 751-mD slats in sides. paint. ---------1 Orange Co. airport area. -----• I G b le •c: ooo f --------• App 11 ca n t 5 l 0 WAITRESSES pups. Show b1H·k~rnund. ...cy . raymanne. runs ra es. -· /or or SECRETARIES troubleshoot. r~pair & Openings in C.M. & N. B. ;op blood~~es l:Uack fine, nds. cyl. head. $200. MotorcocJ!':-1 644·5736/21.3·283·7081. test electronic systems. 6 Mo's coCCee shop exJ>('r and tan. 6.'l8 308 673-4730· Sc 9150 '51 Chrysler. 61.000 orig (WUh &WitboutSll) 557·905laskforBusch. Xlnl refs. We provide Old English Sheepdog, loah.POW« 9040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• mi's, rns 1reat. $695. nPISTS Telephone Sales Reps med/dental ins. paid female. 212 yrs. A KC. • •••••••••••••••••••••• '76 llondu MT 250 Elsmore 847·1017. Pix wanted Im med pt-lime vac. Charlie's Chili Corp, $75 togd hm fi45 6625 'SJ SKJPJACK 20. OMC Enduro-Low miles & --------- ( 549-0351. ---outdrive, completely very clean. Need money Jaguar UM8 Mark V. 31;': , _ .. " bort term as· work a va1I. 2 sbi ts. AKC Spnnger Spamel. 10 ov•rbauled. Ugly but for tU1lloo. $795 or best IJter sedan. sunroof. xlnt .,.,..16 s 6-lOam or 10am-2pm. · f I h "' s1gnmen~. Holiday & .....,.,.,.7 rorap"' ask ror mo s, erna e. c ampion runctional t r ailer in· offer Call Paul al cond Spare e ngine v a c at Ion pa Y . ............. ,.... WANTED: lines. best ofrcr Oyi.. eluded. De pendable 842·7982. 714/548·28S2eves. Hospitalization plan Susan. s.11>-7987, eves. 848·9523 Chevy V-8 eng, good ---------i avail. T E L E P H 0 N E M£M • WOMEM Beagle AKC fem 5 mo·s. Catalina or fishing boat. '72 SUruki 550· XJnt cond. SOLICITORS needed im· ALL DEPTS. shots. S90 ~. 675-48'10 ~:,..~:,';s_~t t530 ••••••••••••••••••••••• med, exper'd or will Merchandlsmo, display, Call 645·2116. S train, convenient hrs for .. 28' Power portflshmg students, can earn up to domestic app~tanc<.'S <lolden Retnevcr ador11 Boat. Wood hull, flying Motor Ho.Ms, Sdtll '73 Dodge maxi on $3 75 hr Call 7 ... 1601 Sales and service R-10 ble puppy M A wks bridge. newly rebuilt Rlftt/StorCIC)e 9 l60 Deluxe '""'· w/ window!! VOLT it f!V'l•I Mfl\11' "',t ll\ltt I '1 3848Campus Drive 546-4741 (Across From Oran&e Co. Airport Equal Oppor Employer per · .,.. PM & half day Sat. No. AKC shots .. G73 .. .,,...., • N d ....,,, n.3PM ,. """" engine. ee s some ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sink, stove. Plec/gai. 8 expr. needed tn some -· -work Overall cond1t1onl•--------• relng. crpu. msulaled, PBX TELEPONE ANS areas. Top wages, pror1t Ft-HtoYou 8045 SEE YOUR excellent. Brand new BUY NOWI 57.000ml,968-9610 SERV. Exper 'd, days. sharing program and in ••••••••••••••••••••••• d1rect1onal finder and • 549-3015 centlve payplan i''orm ~hclt1e Collie. 3 y r <i 1''M2·wayradio $6000or 4WM.1Drhn 9SSO -------t terview call aft I PM beaut trained. must fmd .~D JN PRINT best offer. Evening) CONSIGN NOW! ••••••••••••••••••••••• ThiollolDpoc.... 979-3862 hom e 1mmed Eves .'-1 645-9376 COST_. MES_. w · · 64().4229 Net $170-$200 per week. A ~ *Secretaries* F /Chg Bookkeeper with cooatruc exp $18K yr . ere expanding a~am. WANTED. No. Laguna ---------We have 1 t million &offerxlnt.opport~naties Beach. Older lady or Well·behaved Female IN 24 HOURS 31' Chris Crsft Com-dollar contractual re· AMC/JEEP to~ applicant with the mother or young child to Doberman1Colhe mix 7 mender All fbrgls. Long servatioos backing with qf ualiflcaUons necessary care for & send my 7-yr. months. housebrok~n equipt list + all nu clec AM Us /Canada & the #I IN CALIF. Employers Pay All Fees Ll.z Reinders Aaency 4020 Birch St. Ste 104 Newport Beach 833-8190 C.ll foe Appl/Eetab '64 or. old lovely, well behaved 64S-4.940eves 4 trncs. Cond must he followmg airlines: Unit· tt71CHHOKEI Cr..ntqc daughter to El Moro ~:___:.,;._::._.,;.._____ Pl D "I P"I t seen! $22,500. p . r . ed. Delta. Western Minimum 3 yean in· school. Your home or Well·behaved, Shellie. ace your at Y I 0 673-42.20. Hughes Air West. Con-$6995 dus trial anal ytical mine. 497 ·2362/eves . male. l yea r old , c l assifie d ad be fore Unenlal. KLM "Dutt·h."' (J8Al6NN131Ul6> chemistry & lnstrumen· Refs. required. Housebroken. 6•5 49'10 SwlssAir. Lufthansa. tal anal)'lla methods ex· _ev_es_._____ 5:30 p.m . and it will run *SEA RAYS* •10% Investment tax ---------• perience rec:tuired. WarehouM Help /llCB'T C .... c ...... ., Repair. clean·UP & de·.......... 1050 in the next day's issue. ~~~~preciauon de· ea~~lstand . ·ror E:Kperieo~inbatcb pro-livery of new & used ••••••••••••••••••••••• BOAT SHOW' •We have 1S8 '78's In lawyer & developer. ceasing of or1an1c furniture. Fast worker ~ neet; need 30 add1llooal Shorth and " typln,a ct)elX)lcal• M..polyJ¥n w.1me&ant~1 •b1lity ~~~e~~~;;"~~:'tao. The Daily Pilot is the ·PRICES byA\lflust30. skills. Prlma-offi(e-ln process develop~ol ai 1_63_l_·2S_7_0_. ______ 1 Newsola&lovcseatS450. I ft 0 eSelllni4Slar22mintsat heart of activity, witb acale up, planning of Whsle Supply bus needM Qual all wd coffee & end OD y 8 ernoon range Al 71 .._... factory Invoke ~al growth potential. rac1lilles & equlpmen~ + P/l people oriented tbls $160. Solid wd 5-pr ~OUnt y n e ws p a pe r tO Mllst-lOO''l financing of in SU.5'e0 production of ultra high peftOO,. Own.riil.ss88 -dlzClzPaic att:..:~~~• "r' vol<'e. sale:. tax and pur1ty m•terht-s · Decorator rartrps O~-thts-'>-4 h "aklnc room for 1979 1Jetf.ISet.h1'\lCltOCK..li;R. Service si.. Attendant, quired. Wig~uust. f/tlmclnclud -77n2881 uue r OU "' • our modelst'lowondiSJ'Ttly.. Bl.2.0APR,7yearnole. exper'd. 1"10 oc p/time. 2 T a....1 al ~ v-• irA ... 5 Apply. Arco St.aUon. 17th .e-c tn1 Sata. So. Coast Plaza _ __;_______ se. -,.,.:ce -HARIU~· &lrvine,CM Spec: ... sh a rea. Sal + comm Sorn. like new, 7', c.imcl ",,., • ~£_. ._.YIO,.TS Experienced in metal 549-8670. clipped romuroy. loose ~ llA "' Service Station Allen· danl, uper'd. Day & Eves. Full & p/llme. AP· Pb. SbeU St.at.ion.. 17th" l.rviJM,NB. Service St.aUOQ rtnl1hlng, electr~le~a WOOD SH-pillows. Scotchgarded. 3101 Coast Hwy. N . .B. eopper • prtotect CU'Cwt v..-ess.189'7 St op b y our office or •31~547 r:-ana • mllSl. Ex· s m. 11 • a r 0 w l n a ---------d vet.ravel required. manufactu•r needa 2 10' lufted velvet sofa, like c a 11 6 4 2. 5 6 7 8 an a Ted!Nca.. youna men <one part ~~~g. Sl400, sell $350 f · di d • "II Experienced Jn clear time one full tim e>. v•.r-eve&. r1e n y a ·VlSOr WI coating It/or inks, Pacbaina and ahJpplng White"aolddlnelleset. 6 he lp YOU place your ad. iraphlcarta plus,2or4 Ir woodworker .with Chr11 , xtra le af. $75 . ,, Lyman 18'. Lovely classical Bay Crwscr . :? ateerina pos i tion~. canopy .. cover. saaoo 675-21182 IB' TRJ HULL 110 Volvo Xlnt Bay or olfshore. Gd cood. $2250. 875-3545 . 2 racilit1e1' curre nUy operational Irvine. Calif. Colorado Sprinp, CoJo. Grand opentna ol !rd racllJty San Francisco. Calif March '79 "Wr.sTERN GOLDEN TRJANOLE" For further Info, cont.ad llr. Ussner ............. ,lie. 1714) 559-4446 OutaldeCa l~ lt71 J.20 rtQUP $6995 (J8M6PN14°'39) -FREE i1t0 ----" GAU.OMS aAS with purchase of any J"9 with lhla coupon WE WILL HAT AMY WllTT!H OIAt. OHAHYHIW JllP WIAU OYllSTOCIED 2534 Kart>or Blvd ~MC$a 714/ 14~-102J 'H BRONCO Clu n . Xtr&11 . $5200 Work 1167·5141, home S4f·3l68 , Profess, aper. ae.rv sta· lion mar . Must have rera. Paid wklY. moo· th1y. yrty. Salary, com mlu + %. Dealer has 20 yra aam e location . mm>. Y. ear de Ire e In mechanical aptitude Decorator loveaeRt gold, ORGANIC CHEMISTRY (wHI teach ambitious b rn, blk $85. Ch lid '11 ln11tead or with exper bardworkara). Call for white s drawer dresser, OK appl. 645·8777 Walton 520, Jumbo bean bag, We are a fortune 500 firm Cortwood, 934 W. l'7th Sl. maroon. $25. 847-6319 oflerint xlnt benefits. Oolta Meu. You can charge your ad or use BankAmericard or Mas ter Charge. 1947 Chrla Craft, day c ruiser . eng. nds manlfoM.SBSO 673~730 <Telex) Dale'• fNcb tHO lRlN e9-2S"n' ••••••••••••••••••••••• new modei:n offices Ir won AT HOMI equipment m tho Irvine Pboft I b cotnplu It work Inc eaaJ•. 11 t bulbl boura of 7. 31) to 4. If you C.11530-$220 b.avc lhr elltpcrien«> re· Worker1 In Chemical Service Sta . l•l•nd qi.Ired. please send re Refinery $3 50 to 1tart SQeamu. Sal + comm. au m c & SAL ARY H.S ChemlAtry or work Servlc~ Sta Attendants. p1llme. nper'd Lite macb'l koowledle. App- ly, 1:1110 Newport Ill. Cll _ln_El_'roro __ • •--*'-·--1 ~Yloto·1 ~047 expw/chemlc•l.ahclpf\11 rv ~ • '7-3:JOpm. EOF. 5493281 nad what )'OV want m Sula Ana, CA 11711 DaJl,y PUotCluaiflech. All Equal Op& Emp)1r lfted Ada 842·54171 OPPOITUMITY knocks often wh n you UM' iwult llC'tlmt Dolly Pilot Clus1C1e<I Ada to reach the Oranac Co.al market Phone 842-5678 DAILY PILOT 642-5678 \ Allowtnc 1 way rent a.la to L.A. IHh.W 9060 1~~~~~~ "76 noo. rvn• tood. loob 1ooct Call alter 6PM 751 U191 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "'HOlflCAT Clean with trailer f7M753 FOR RENT 20' M H . --------complttely eqwp d. very '80 Dodae r U lruclt atep· cleanf7J.5133 ekle. fOod Ur• • body. ~ '74 Toyota Chinook A/C, 0...uled Ada, your one· ZI mpt, xlnt cond 131185 It.op ahoppint center l ~4 3ll08. 544-t290 Ill Y·ll enc. nda an1 worir. wdn e•mper ahl. i.wo. 131 ~ after 5 Olerul. ..... ~.~ ............ !!~~ '75 Dart Sport V .f. auto. P/S, 8-trk. xJnt cond. '3100. Evea493-4710 •ooo SILICTIOM °' l/J TOM 4I4'-.JIMMYS "76 Audi lOOLS '6 dr, aulo, atet90 \a1M, 1ur cood, 34.000mllM 18NJE) ,...... 9940 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AND YAM COMYBStoMS HURRY MOWAT MllACl.I MAZDA WJTHTHE PURCHASE OF ANY NEW 1971 MADA GLC You will rettive ao AM/FM stereo AU.AT •SA....S S47H o,.....,.., 714 ...... • DRIVIA * * LITIL~ •.• * SAVE A LOT SHOP6COMPARE BARWIC K DATSUN , I ,, I 'I• II I 1 831·137'; 493.3375 ''FREE'' '72 Toyota Carrina. mechanic's dream, not '70 91', mecbanlcalb xlnt nmning. Sell cheap. w/~pta. stereo cus, 673-1304 $4000./bst olr 41M-73S6 or ot-9628 '74 Cellca ST. ' spd. rbll eng, A/C, 8 track. $3100. ---------4 i4 Por 91', Alaska blue. Pb8'2-9052 '76Sevil.le. Very clean. AJI ~-.::.."" ... ~°"-:;;: AM/FM 8-trt, xJnt cood, --------~ extras. $8900. Wkdys ========-one ownr, $5400. 6'2·3939 •A IEAUTY! * !m-0484, eves 675-7172 1960 Ford Convertibte. Tndla 9560 .._W..ted '590 •flOXY POX IUYS • '76 Audi ••ox BJue. ' dr. auto, sl~reo tape, air cond . 31.000 m1lu. (299NWC> $4495 lt71DATSUM CLEARANCE or the cub equiv alenl of$239.00 MIRA.CLE MA.DA 2150 Harbor Blvd. Mint '89 912, 4-epd coupe, Must see . Cal l 1-2131799-1889 aft 6pm. 1977To.u Celka 5-epd, stereo. mags, air (lllQSXH) tt70CADILLAC ~: 1 owner. ~·OC?O C.,....._DEVIW on1 1n1 11. Any realistic _..15 • offer considered, localed ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •$4995• F\IU po~er. factory air mN.B. 7141675-329'l 197,TOYOTA rtCIUPWrTH CAMNll SHB.&. 4 speed, radio, bHll't & only 27,000 miles. Llke NEW' Llc. ll>660S4 Slk. t99&AT. $3'79 THEODORE ROBINS. FO~D '2060 HARBOR BLVD COSlAMESA M "l ·OOIO '76 Toyota SR5 longbed. wtsheU, stereo, + more. Ll.ke new. $3S95. SS6-7458 * 1976 TOYOTA PICK.UP TRUC IC* .i spd, mags , r e ar b umper, mirrors ({;14784) •$3895• 74 Scout Convert, stereo AM/FM, cust whls, lo nu, Sl800 cash. 645·6162 77 Toyota long bed PU All xtras + cus tom mags. ~100. S46·3.S36. 9570 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IRA.HO MEW 1978 llOODODGEVA.M (170228) (41004) OMLY$4195 IRVINE DODGE 4-0 Auto Center Dr. IRVINE 830.llll 1974FORD E.IOOYAH 1\utomal1c, pwr steer· mg, mags & wide oval tires, radio & heater. Lie. lB04850 Slk 1M2AT. SUPER SPECIAL THISWHKAT $3179 THEODORE ROBINS FORD . 706 0 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 64'2·0010 Must sell '74 Ford V-8 cst.m int/ext. new tires etc. SS4·517l. S3700/ofr. 66 Dodge Van, cust mter. Needs some body work. Bestorr. 751-0248 '62 Ford ong owner, WIWIU.IUY YOUIDATSUM PAW.FORORNOT TOPDOU.A.R .. . . '74 Audl 1''ox Yellow. auto. 2 dr, i.t.ert'<>, 8 track, 4',000 miles C063LG'l') $3395 <on H210's, F'lOs, & 5106 ) $25 COSTA MESA 645-5700 '76 Cosmo S-spd, air. new paint. new rdicbelin rad, cond .. tilt wheel, padded --------- lop & AM /FM stereo. '76 LTD.' dr. P/W. P /S. Sharp! <S92BTV >. P /B. air. good cond. $I 999 Must sell. $3295. 847 ·3664. as.It for Bart. BARWICK DATSUN OVER FACTORY INVOICE! $3l95. 770-8640 '61 Convertible, super 13631 Ha.r!>O<Blvd clean, xlnt running cood, Garden Grove'" ._.:tUl '70 Ford Ranchero, sml Mcauratl 9739 must see, SUOO . ~=======~I s hell top. new tires. NABERS CADlll.AL AUTO CENTER "' ·' I , 1f1 1 .1p1 1r .H111 83 1-1375 493.3375 Plus lax, license & de· aler added equipment. Good until '8 hours after pubUcation. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1'"'92·371G 1973 Corona Sta · Crager wheels. new . ' . '. :. . . ...,.l. . \ " ................ "' • ,. • .., t,•\Afllll., '71 MAS ERATI Indy, 4 ----------. Uonwagon, auto, air. paint. 429 mtr. $1895. seater.llhr,air,fullpwr. 6'1&l1Coupe,a1Joy~, Web· $1100. 1972 Cadillac Sedan 640-8746 1973 100 LS, orig. owner. mint cond. Overseas Im· hers. AM/FM cass. Must 642·5928. DeViUe. Loaded. Clean. --------- ports ~S980or S42·oe96 sell. Make offer. 673-631' ---------• $1975. 646-5732 '77 LTD IJ. Broughm. 4 dr Blue w /blue int. Low miles. Super maintamed by school teacher . $1995/offer.644-2369 NEWPORT DATSUN 88800VESTREET (Near MacArthur Blvd. &Jamboree Road) NEWPORT BEACH or87o.6500.aak for Frank l.!r76 Mark JI 6-cyl wagon, ---------• Champagne clr. loaded 9740 '77POISCHE loaded. xlnt cood. New 1975 c "'OIL' "'C all elec xtras. 16M mi. stJ belt radials. $3800/or --._ Xlnt cood. Orig owner. • •••••••••••••••••••••• 1975Ml%210 SEDAN. Complete with sunroof. stereo, cruise control & low miles. (927NXH >. Buy or lease. TUUOCARRaA Peru Red. Sports a sun· best. 581-7334 ELDORA.DO 5411-3681 F\ill power. factory air --------- cood .. leather splltseats. 'Tl Granada Ghia. 2 dr. Cabriolet top, cruise con· A/C. AM /FM. Vinyl top. trol. stereo tape, lilt mags w/new tires. xlnt wheel & low. low males. cond. 552·4242 wkdys IMW 9712 BUY OR LEASE YOUR 19788MW 833-1300 '77 Datsun 8210. 2 dr sedan deluxe, AM /FM stereo. xlnl cond . 646-0601 (9am 6pm) ask for Don $3650. * 1976 DATSUN 280%• !'OOf ~equipment incl~-1..._.. 9767 dang arr cood.d. pobwer w1 In· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ows. an urg ar . . alarm. Leather seating. 69 ~ 6. mmt cond .. white. 1 0 0 % C o n c o u r s pnced lo seU. &aG-4056 or 1974 MIZ 450 SE automobile. <982RUZ> _83S-_577_1 _____ _ Less than 37 .oo miles. HAUOUR VW Volbwogew 9770 Immaculate tbruout. 1B7ll Beach 81.. H.B. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Complete with stereo & Call842-443S l420'18) 640-1917 everungs $6499 NABERS CADIUAC AUTO ,. . ,'• l , • ' I 't ' f\(~ '. ·•H •••l"\' (••''••I&• '-a.)tOI •t'• 1 ()10' & .,.,. • 9945 • •••••••••••••••••••••• WE BUY CLEA.M CAJlS Ir TRUCKS NOW! Copper, 4-spd, air, stereo cassette, 21,000 m1 (497PPK > power windows. Great -----------1 VW DUNE BUGGY. Rent buy or 1 ease. U42WW). '67 912, 5 spd, orange, e~g reblt, sand /street mint cond. $5900. tare~. Canvas top/tow ------------ &44-4887 bar incl. $1150. 675-4870 UMCOLM'71 TOWMCOUf'E Loaded, under 500 miles. contact John Turo. (213>m8-9'01 btwn Sam· SpmM·F •BMW• •RESALES• '7420024 ."fl· (373LPF> '75~a :?.ir (S60MMLl '7620024sp. (~PQM ) '77 32QiS/R (583SPN) '77 320i 4 s p. C283SPI) '77 32Qia air <0940) $7195 '76 Ml% 450SEL Complete with sunroof. cruise control. stereo tape. pwr. windows. etc. L ow. low m i l e s. (S02RCPl. Buy or lease. •llLL VAN Looking for a good deal? PRM.AIOR DAY '66 Baja Bug. nds eng CONNELL CHEVROLET SPECIAL• work. Must see! $500/or bstofr. 960-4502. 2828 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA I 3631 turl>Of BIYCI Gairoon Gro.., "' G-2333 546-1200 We may have your next •70Datsun P.U. C I $1000or Best Offer 2 lo Choose From We have a good selection of other fine MBZs in our inventory. Call us today! WE PAY TOP DOLLAR carinourinventory. 'a I 9571377 FORTOPUSEDCARS ustoday! IT\Mis110• VI! '77 Porsche 924 . Gorgeous copper, 4· speed, air, stereo, alloys (20435) $9995 FOREIGN. DOMESTIC 831-2040 495.4949 ·m Datsun Roadster 2000, 'O IMl'Oa'fl orCl..ASSICS -=========-• 5-spd conv. hardtop. 714183H746or1714)C95-1704 13&31tw1>o<B1v<1 '68VW, ms great. $900/or bst ofr. 963-7879/556-7859. '78 7 pass Bus. AM /FM st ereo. cass. tinted. ~. 548·2985, 847-7851 '75 bus. orig. inside & out. carpeted, s harp, lo miles, PP. $4,795 768-8Z15 If your car is extra clean good shape & runs out .:::::====::::=:::::::=... '=:'.:Ga<Oen::::::::°'=o.e='= .. =1»-=tUJ=~ see us first. good 496-6884 1972 MIZ 250C -' 6 3 V W C o n v e r t IAUER IUICK & Back to school transp. Automatic, pwr. steer· •llLL VAN CLASSIC, everytbmg 29'l5HarborBlvd. 1 sr 6 HOAOWAY Classic ·10 Datsun 2000 iog,aircond.&extralow PltJK.ASORDAY orig. Gd cond. Strong Costa Mesa 979-2500 SANfA ANA Ro ads t er C I ea n . miles. (929FVO>. SPICIA.L * eng. Kathy. 645-6213 aft. WE BUY THEUlTIMATE~,!~~~!!.~E 1 !;!0?..:~:Js 673 - 3364 HOWA~·~~Yl'Oltt ~a~~kf1 9~~~ro: -:-oh-0-----9-7-7-2 USED CARS •USED BMWs• '70 Z40Z, classic. lst yr of Dove&QuailSts. tenor, alloys, cassette, '75530i Auto. (916MTV > d $3000 63 50 <Near MacArthur. air, electric windows. CALLGARTH '76200'Z.4spS/R<549PHZ) pro · · 1 5 1 Jamboree&Bristol>. sun roof. 15,000 miles Used Car Mgr '76530i ; S /RC581RCS) days.673 7415eves NEWPORT BEACH <•UMX) 54()-5630 '763.051 S1R (029RKM) 'Tl ~z 2+2. auto. A/C, 833-0555 $23,900 '77 630csi 4sp t962TRS> AM/FM. hke new. $7200. IOllXSOX & SOX • LINCOUl·MERCURY 2626 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA WEIUY USf.DCARS! We're the new Chevrolet dealership in the Irvine Auto Center. We need your used car! JOE MACPHERSON CHEVROLET 21 Auto Center Drive IRVINE 768-7222 Closed On Sundays Owner anxious. make or~ '76 MB 300D. tan, immac .. rer "~n 7778 stereo cass, $1 2,900. ORANGE COUNTY'S . """. 499-1783 OLDEST '76 8210. 4 dr Sedan. mint --------- & cond 18.700 m1. auto. • 1970 MERCB>!S ' radio $2300. 968·2.">46 250C * '73610Station wa~on. Auto. air, elect windows. AM /FM radio. 60,000mi (922BTW> 642·4686. Sales·Service-Leasmg Roy Ccrver,lnc. Rolls f\oyce liMW ·m 510 4-spd. nu tires. gd 1540Jamboree cond $1200. Newport Beach 640·6444 __ 548_-667_0_._a_ft_5_p_m_. __ •73 2002. 4s pd, A t C. Datsun710,2000cceng.15 AM /FM . 1 owner. vry ~old. AM /FM. 14•000 clean. its a steal at $4895 nu, $3500. 573·3600 586-4107 808 McLAREN'S 9723 ~--~~ 13631 Ha<bO< Blvd Garden Gro.e "" '35·23l3 '74 MBZ 280 lmmac cond. 50,000 mi's. $9600. Call eves 552-<r790 t:l63t H8tb0• BlvO Garden Grove 0 • 131 .. 2233 '68 912 5-spd, s unroof. cass, bra, gd cond. $7000. 556-1639 /644·3684. '74 914 1.8, orig owner. Im· mac, must sell. $5000. 83&-0315 P.P . 9755 • •••••••••••••••••••••• TIST DRIVE OUR 'UCAR OFTHEYEAR11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IEFOREYOU SELL YOUR VOLVO. SEE US! MARQUIS VOLVO MISSION VlEJO 83·1·2880 495-1210 ORANGE COUNTY VOLVO EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO Largest Volvo Dealer in Orange County! BUY or LEASE DIRECT ~, 2025 S Manchester Anaheim 750-2011 •BILL VAM PRM.A.IORDAY SPECIAL• Burgandy, fuel injection, full power. all leather in· lerlor. AM /FM stereo <'4.SOPKD >. 33,288 miles $9895 Marcwy 9950 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ORANGE COUNTY'S HEWE ST LINCOLN·MERCURY Dealership is now OPEN RAY FLADEIOE LINCOLN-MERCURY 16·18AutoCenter Dr. SD Fwy-Lake Forest exit 131131 Hart>ot Bl•d IRVINE Garden G'°"" "' 131·2333 830.7000 1976 CADILLAC MustGM) 9952 COUPE DE VILLE •••••••••••••••••••••• • '66 Must. 6-cyl. auto, F\IU power, factory air classic car. Sl47S. cond .• s tereo tape. 64.5-8614 Cabriolet top. tilt whttl. ---------c ruise control & spl seats. (600FCX>. $5999 NABERS CAmJ...K. AUTO CENTER i5 Mustang II. V6, full pwr. bckt seats. xlnt cond. t ownr. Best offer over S2600 takes it. 7S2·Ul29 wk.nds & eves, wkdys td 5; 556-8890 • ;,L ' ' , 'l I l ,\,~• •l·"&fltAt' t11olAYf\• '• ~•4 0"i"-'llA•\&'lllllotf• 1 1968 289. auto. 67.000 mi, very clean. xlnt cond. ·;5 El Dorado. Fully Newbrks S1750.673-J600 equipped. $6000. Ca I I 968-5484 1975 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE With Cabriolet top. leather inte rior & stereo/tape. (513MWK>. SPECIAL BUY at only $4999 NABERS CADILLAC AUTO CENTER _..I J '\ l ' • • '~I.-! • l t. I .I,/~ a Af<( 1111"' tl'o6 Mf IA '•') 9 '1 ........ , .. ,, ...... ,. '66 Mus tang . N ew llres/brakes. Nds some work. S7SO. 847-8416 aft 6. Olcknmbit. '955 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '75 CUTLASS Supreme. 2 dr. Burgundy vinyl hrdtp .. silver/ burgundy. AIC. AM / AM. P IS. A/C, p /B. S3,400. 645-3269 ·m V1Sta Cnnser . power. 9 seat. $950/or bstofr. 759-9448/644-8722. WANTED! ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 Olds 98 Regency Coupe, lo mi's, loaded. mint cond. must sell . Good inventory in stock. 2 S wed i s h V o I v o '67 Sdn de Ville. radio, 499-l6S4 gd cond $650. Late model Toyotas. 673 3575 Volvos, Pickups & Vam•. '76DGTB. pristine '21.1~/ofrs Dir 645-~ or 642·0696 '73 280C drlt blu, llhr. sun- rf. beaut. cond. $8900. 673-7390. 675-1328 9742 HWT)'whUelheylast! Mechanics now at 4-dr, runs good. $59S. ---------MIRACLE Ivan's, 1995 Harbor P.P 494 5'i92 PWo 9957 '64 Ford Econohnc. 6 cyl. CaJl us today! needs some work. $900 or best offe r. 831-9333 days; 837·1158 eves ---· SALE OH630's! GETTOPSS FOR YOUR EXOTIC CAR!!! We Will Consign ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·m Midget. xlnt AM/FM . nu conv top + nu hrdtop. Leavin g for college, muslsell. S1795. 768-0454. MAZDA/R9"AULT Blvd .. C.M. 645-1982 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2Ui0 Harbor Blvd. .70 Volvo 164• PS. air. ~••••••••••!!.'.~ 1.972. gd around·town car COSTA MESA AM /FM cassette stereo. '68 Camaro. 6 cyl, Jeood $400 or bsl ofr. Moving 645-5700 good cond. $1650. 499-4139 cond. Ong owner New 5000 646-7880. '70 Ford Van. off road Your Porsche, whls w/snow tJres. newly "'~~=·• 6l3's IN STOCK! fo'errari, MBZ. '72 MB Midget, xlnt cond. Rois Roye• 9756 l.97l Volvo 1425 blk. 70K tires $1000 546·1121 1973 Pinto sta. wag New ••••••••••••••••••••••• I ' ,..,__-J~ a 920 pa.ml & radials. Best buy painted ext, capt seals, ~ 6U·UOhr 540-t07 850 No. Beach Blvd. Rolls Royce or eng ms great. Xlnt buy La Habra Sports Car "1 DEALER IN US A m • new auto trans. _....T""'" T $1450 759.9357 · · · AM /FM. runs great. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------c..=:=::::;;:R:;O~Y;--........., MustseU. $2995/or bstof. 1962 CH EV . Im pa 1 a Newlywed must sell ·72 $1900./bsl ofr eves 673..8937 a~ $2000/or bs l orr. (Comer Beach & an saleablecond. MGI 9744 CARVER fer. 675-9626 Sedan. Im mac . classic Pmto. clean, runs well, 673-81170. Autos. Import.cl Whittier) Ask for Frank or Tom '62 Greenbriar corvair ••••••••••••••••••••••• 842-4435 ROLLS·ROYCE 'Tl Volvo 245 wagon. 4-spd co;ndiUon. 4~.000 ongmal Sl050. 644·2586, 548·3289 •WOWI• IS40J~mboree overdrive. P/S, APiI / -miles.S&'i0~6l3·3858 'V3 WagonR fr-H;-4tlff&fe- ••••••••••••••••••••••• van. Motor completely GaMral 9701 714/522·5333 HARBOUR VW overbauJed. S850. See at ••••••••••••••••••••••• Closed Sundays Under New Ownership 1977 MGB \'----~Be.ell stereo,642-9761 '00Chevy348 Super Glide, rack. clean. Sl.450. Green, mags. stereo runsgood.$600orbestof· Fraok846-44.38 1131 Back Bay Dr, N.8 . 1968 Shelby convertible, fiat 9725 ~l tan W /Choe Mercedes ~ 97 f5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tape, lugg rack, 19,000 CLOSED ~UNDAY~ '75 Volvo 4-dr. aoto, air. fer. 493-8406 miles. •----------• snrf, AM/FM cass., lo ---------'74 Runabout. $1400. ---------• canvas top, like new. lo ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dodge '67, clean inside mi's. roll bar. air. 8-t.r '74 9apri 4 cyl, 4 s!>d. new oul, new paint. xlnl st.er tape. $7000. 675-7366. pamt., great cond. Mov- mecb, $1200.f40..l24a ain. A&' call S42·S678 ~us t se 11. Sl 900. Autos, UMCI Alltos. Used '76 Capri II Black cat. snrf, decor grp, 4-spd, AM /FM cass, xtra clean. ~QJ-080 . 7$2-816 (days), 548·!&t (ifl5l Hu.rryforthisone! S.. 9760 mLOrlgowner.673-6522 '66 Malibu Wagon, white, 55'7·1909 aft 7:30 PM. or r.11 .. r.wg SS3t5. • ••••••••••••••••••••••• nms good, $595. 847-8949or646-9713 16&6~J *SUI* Alllol.UHd 492·2828 """'*"' 9960 Over200Fiatsto • Good selection of '78 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'T:! Monte Carlo. air. •••••••••••••'"••••••••• chOOf!efrom plus an.. Saabs -all pric:ed to &i>L AMC ---. 9905 clean, PS & PB. Landau Must sell '70 Roadrunner. out.standingselectioo Lease uealer direct .••••••••••••••••••••••• top. $2100. Dys, 751·3211 Wt440" fin on bck S700. of Sports cars at Also, Turbo Demo now '76 Hom et Sporla bout Eves 559-5584 631-0281 Gd cond. DIC:J:lfJ-gER aBUCH IMPORTS wagon, P /S, P/B. ~rulse 'S8Chelu:olet, $400. ,Clllflac 9'6S- .. """W Wa---• -control, 41C:_~ini. lug. nrbestoffer ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,_ ~-~ ,;.-=MGB~'i/bfk. Xlnt M&DOVESTREET rack.-wp ~vnu. $3$00. s.57-2132 <NarMacA11bltl'Btvd. 751-8158% &46-036a '77 F1rebird Formul1t . 16 Capri ll. auto, air. ---------,...---• c o n d · M I F M "Jamboreelload> saJver blue/blue velour. A14./FM stereo, .xln( ~ Spldtr·. rtins & stereo/tape. 5 Yl' warr. NEWPORTBEACH Mdl 9910 '72CbevyWgn,ortgownr, Loaded top cond' ZTM 'lxiria. Must sell. $3400/ looks god'd $1100. S.S.S00.84.2"8454 752-0900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 60,000 ml. xlol cond, S'5S0010BO SS2·5263. bstofr.645-9471 Days. 549-3'71bel59PM ~ 97"'6 ---------1 1972 IUICI( sacnhce646-0356 ._.,... "" '70 Bonoevllle. fl pwr. 9720 Hr.de 9727 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rorota 97,5 RIVIERA Ctrpler 9925 cruise, AM /FM. air •••••••••••••••••'•••••• 1973 GT, 'Sacrifice. Must ••••••••••••••••••••••• "1U power. factory air ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond. fil'at S8SO lakes . a----1 .._._ '71 sell this week BUul re· -B''-,.._,. Lftbck Ltd cond., lllt wheel, split 'Te Cordoba, all xtru-Alr. ...., ...-••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 260Z. xlnt cond, 46,000 ..-...u "•'"c d /orange, xint cond. '0 .,. -vcuc• • · ,_._ mi's,s.s1oo. HONDA ars Sl.995.84.2-0461. :t::~~1oaded,tomJ's. :b~~sd~~~~~~11 =· c~!~ c;!~_'· ~~Jl Thl--.-.,-,..,.--d---9-9_1_0 752·Z107 u•1o.1y (577FNE). Dys ;6'4~8.Myers. ••••••••••••••••••••••• l"'IA" '7• Opel Manta Coupe gd. '72TbYota Corolla Wagon. $2499 1975 FORD auto., Wagon, AM/FM. Be (CM2EBT • 12505) air, early! 72DATSUH ToClloOM,..._J trans auto trans vlnyl Co1il•nt.. 9930 STATIOH WAGON u...l1vERSITY top, reasonable. sin.3610 UIOO. -:b588-0130 ....................... THUMDBllRD 4.,peect, (UOFYI> ,.. dys,497-2362evs. Becky. 7SCONTIMIEMTAL 11\lU power, fartory i.lr $,75 -...._........ 'Tl T-.Na Crown 6 cyl 20 cond.. padded top, lill --Ponc:t. 9750 W"" • • MAllC IV _ ... _I, ·•~ tape, split ... _ ...... c ... • AMC IDPI· xlnt cond. Coltec· "'"""' .,..,,_, ' .....,... •• n....... ,_ ... ....................... tor's. $21505'4"'606 Full power factory air seat.I, cnaiae control " t.M98wtior.Oo~aaM• Trwb '729UT, tanaerine, 5-apd, cand .• leather lnterlor , wire wheel covou. '42-01'1 2850Harbor Blvd. AM/FM radlo, xlnt cond. '74 Cel.lca. low ml, S spd, padded top, split seat.a, <974RL.E>. =========~! Cotta MeH S.0-9640 Best offer. over $9800 xlnt cond. A/C, $3150. '7$Skylark. V-6, air, PS & cruise control, lilt wheel $4999 Mual sell · 76 Oat.sun 280Z • 7 4 H 0 n d a c 1 v 1 c 675'8783 I · 75.2-95 PB, tinted Jiau . tUt whl. & stereo. (81•102 ). Llke 35 000 mil / a• 29,800 ml'a, Xlnt cond. NEW! ai.ereo~·:~'JFM H.atcbbackSl.200,evea. '77 911S Targa, fully 'T1CoroUa,c1tm.2-d.r&-1p Nu car arrived; savf Casaene Clean " im· ____ ,_M-3840 _____ , loaded, Xlnt cond. &ow milea, PP, $2.950, $1000. lmmed sale for maculate. xlnt. cond. ,,__ t7JJ 116,llOO. 771"'767 _'7S&l7 __ s ______ $2950. 0 rig own r . 9CM'781. $7000,SQ.f1218eves. ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• FORCED SALE I '73 'T7Cellca0TLl\bk, 5·apd. --------- ...;_......;.;__ _____ -i 1971 J I~ c:r Hatcbbck, Poncbe91", 1.'7, ap. frp, A/C, stereo, CB, rr '77 Eetate Wgn. fully WANT ACTION? 8,000ml 1, like nu. 96800. blk wttan int, xtnl rood. lhadow, wbt wlbm ml. k>eded, k> mJ, 640-GM(), Cluslfed Ads 642-5678 7H-4!M-881!8. $4GOO/bst ot'r. MS-4782 S$315. _...71 77Nl94 eves & wknds. - _, $5999 NABERS CADllLAC J\U'TD CENTER . . .. . . - ' NABERS CAOIU:.AC~ AUTO CENTER • • • 'Oii • • .... -. . . -· . '73 T Bird f'Jll power. New radialJ. Wile'• car. Asldnl 12750. m. tm 7 ' VOL, 71, NO. 2.-1, 3 SECTIONS, 21 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNI A TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1978 Afteraee• ?i N.Y. Stoeks TEN CENTSt I. ., I Gates Cleared • Ill FBI Probe K.111 r B••ted CdM Man Slain In Bludgeoning BJ JOANNE BEYNOLD6 Of .. OMtw ..... ""' An all pointa bulletin was is· sued today for the car belonging to a Corona del Mar man whose battered body was discovered Monday night in bis blood· spattered bedroom. Police said the dead man. Ruben Martinez. 40, had been bludgeoned to death. They said this morning they haven't yet identified the murder weapon. Capt. Richard Hamilton. com- mander of the Newport Beach r HBAdopts Budget for 1978-79 By ROBERT BA RKER Of T1w Delly ...... SIMI The Huntington Beach City Council Monday night unan· imously adopted a $55.4 million ci· ty budget for 1978· 79. Spending is up slightly more lhan 1 percent from last year. The budget calls for retaining water. sewer, fire and police services at last year's levels. The police department re- . ceived $9.2 million, the lion's share of the funding. The total still was about $600,000 less than police administrators requested. Capt. Don Jenkins said the de- partment will lose lhe positions of s ix sworn personnel and four non-sworn personnel. He said patrol and in- vestigative services will not be affected because the reductions involve employees performing staff functions. OHicials said that the affected police employees probably will be transferred to other vacant city jobs and that layoffs shouldn't be necessary. In fact. the budget calls for no layoffs citywide at present since there are 57 vacant positions due to resignations and other rea· sons. The fire department got SS.2 mallion. the second largest slice or the budget. Voted out of the fire depart· menl program was the hiring of three employees to be used as relier personnel. The general fund portion of the budget. whieh relies mainJy on local taxes and state rescue runds and provides services to detective division, said Martinez· body was found at about 7:30 p.m. by a friend who'd been asked to check on the Corona del Mar resident because he'd failed lo show up for work Monday morning. According to police reports. Martinez was a real estate salesman for Pondoff Really in Santa Fe Springs, an agency owned by his brother-In-law. He'd lived in Corona del Mar for 12 years. The brother-in-law telephoned some of Martinez' acquam- tances Monday evening asking if he'd been seen. One, whose iden· lily has not been released, went to the two-bedroom home at 411 Iris Avenue to check on him. Hamilton said robbery or burglary has not been ruled out as a motive, although he said it appeared the home "was as neat as a pin. All except the bedroom. It was a mess. Ap· parently there'd been one hell or a struggle." Hamilton said that. because Martinez lived alone, detectives would have problems determin· ing if any property is missing. However, he said Martinez' car . a white 1976 Datsun B-210, is listed as missing and is being sought today. He said the public is being asked to look for the car, which carries California license plate 627SMR. Investigation al the murder scene was delayed by several hours MoDday night because of a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruJ. ing that requires detectives to get search warrants in order to search the scenes of crime. Hamilton said a team of city detectives, coroner's in- vestigators and county crime lab specialists had to wail at the scene while the warrant was ob· tained. He said the exact time of death has not been determined, but it appeared Martinez had been dead less than 24 hours. U.S. t o I srae l? DETROIT CAP > -President Carter is ready to suggest an American presence in the Gaza Strip and on the West BanJc of the Jordan River as part of a Middle East peace settlement. the Detroit Free Press reported today. Such a move would be a dramatic symbol of American determination to guarantee Is rael's security. the dispatch noted. Dally Pl ... Slaff .. -.. Disc Delight Sarasota. Fla. Frisbee flinger Blue Ronk deftly catches his plastic disc in antics before fell ow Floridian Cheryl Harman. Blue holds the world record for accuracy and placed third overall in the Southeast Region during last weekend's World Frisbee Championships at the Rose Bowl. About 88 Frisbee champs visited Main Beach Park in Laguna Beach Monday. Valley Study Panel Called 'White\Vash' By RAYMOND ESTRADA JR. Of tM O.lly ~ ... Staff Fountain Valley city employee gro•Jp leaders have labeled the appointment of a committee of city department heads to study personnel prob l ems a "whitewash." City Council members ordered the committee of eight depart· ment heads formed last monUl after City Manager James Neal came under fire for some of his personnel practices. Council members scrapped Neal's automatically renewable two-year contract and replaced it with a day-to-day working agreement effective Jan. 1. City workers accused Neal of ·•management by fear and coer- eion" and "harassment" by us· ing "overweight notices,·· spy ing and by alleged misuse of city-operated retirement funds Neal has been cleared of any criminal wrongdoing in his use of the retirement funds. but was chastised by Mayor Marv Adler for .. poor exercise of h1 ~ managerialjudgmcnt ·· Personnel Director Sally Hartman also has come under fire from city workers She has taken a temporary leave of a bsence. Adler saad CSee BUDGET, Page AZ> Police Probe 1.hreat Note About Carter Fire, Transmission -JJerils Researched- City employee leader c;; Bob Wright and Bob Lango said today they h ave a s ked the city manager to release information about the department head com mittec's findings Neal was expected to respond to the request today. "We had a general employee meeting last Thursday and the members were unanimous that the commit.le.e is a w.h1tcwash, .. Lingo said. Wright agreed. WASHINGTON <AP) -As one federal agency warns 1DAHO FALLS, Idaho (AP> -millions of Ford owners their Police and Secret Service agents vehicles may have lethal are seeklo«i a man who wrote transmission defects, another is "the president _,n dle Thurs-r-emoiUna svb·compacl Ford day" next to a picture of Presi-Pintos from a federal motor pool dent Carter pasted on a hotel until their gas tanks are rid or mirror, knocked a maid un-potential fire hazards. ~ fiB to A.JJW.-The National Highway Traffic tress. ~ --S'atffj " nl0ijtratkm today js. Carter has been vacat\onipg at s ued--a=consumer advisory Grand Teton National Park, oultetrn d"Vllilnf abGut nine Wyo., 70 miles west of Idaho • mlllion owners of Ford ears and light trucks they should shut off their engines and make sure the gear selector is firmly in the park position before they leave their vehicles. The agency said it Is tn:- vesligating complaints that Ford automatic transmissions on iaw through 1918 models have s1l1'Pecrfrom palt bito re. verse. Falls wbe~ the hotel is located. ,.., Bills ft Hal Thomas, bead of the .. ~ etUftled Mayor Adler said the council has reviewed the committee's findings, but sent them back with directions to the unit to find a solu- tion to the employee morale pro- blem. · Adl~r said. individual city ~ _ partments will depend less upon the personnel director for help in employee matters. Adler said he doesn't know when the City Council ma,y tak~ any actt00 on the matter. . Secret Service security detail oo ~arter's trip, said: "It's under invesUptlon by our people over lbere ln ldabo Falla. We don't know lf ll's genuine or a hoax." Thomas ea.Id he hoped to make that determlnatton later today. Boat Owners Missing Police U . LeRoy Nelson la.Id o fficers were summoned to room 145 of the Ramada IM on Monday morning to investigate the Incident. The maid Kathy Wagoner, told Idaho rans television sta· tion KID thet she saw the mesaaae, written on lhe mirror -1th aoap. wMn she entered the room. Pasted on the mirror was • ptctu~ or Carttt. apparently torn from 1 newspaper or macailne. she saJd. When sbe turned around 1 man with a IUD came toward her and la.Id. "You should not CSeeTHaEAT,PaceAJ> Orange County Tax Collector Robert Citron knows where lhelr boats are located but ls mlMlnc about 2,000 boat owners. And the missing boat owners whose property tax bills have been returned to Citron's office by the post olflce mu."t pay their bllls by Thursday, Aug. 31. If not. they'll be assessed automatic six percent penalU . Citron said today that lt la not unusual to bave a larae number or tax bllls covering boats re- turned to h1a office becauu the taxpayen have not lcept their addreu run up to date. Usually, the t.aJt coUec:tor said, there is time to seek out the owner and to redirect the bill to a new or corrected addresa. But in other years, personal property tax bills were mailed out in stages between March 1 and July 1. This year, however, because or changes 1n property tax laws, bills were mailed ln bulk Aua. 4. ConsequcnUy. the returns on t•x bills m•llmen were unable lo deliver beaan sweeping back Into the tax collector's omce tut week. And now there are boxes chuck full or undelivered tax bills silting In the collector's or fice with the payment deadline 48 hours away. The delivery problem tn no way relieves the taxpayer from making prompt payment even though the tax bills are un- delivered. accordlna to Citron. That ls because It is the tflX· payer's obligation to have the correct and up to dote 3ddress on me, he explained. Citron said taxpayers may call his omce <834-3411 > for m- tor m aUon regardtng their liability Ir they have not yet re calved their personaJ property tax blll Ffuance Doubts Erased By GARY GRANVILLE Of tM o.lly ~-St.ff The FBI has given Orange County Sheriff Brad Gates a clean bill of health after in· vestigating "certain allega- tions made against him." In a letter from U.S. At· torney David Hinden. Gates will be told today: "We have concluded there is no evidence against you that would warrant prosecution.·· The U.S. attorney's message ends a five-month probe into Gates' affairs that began last April. At that time, FBI spokesmen said the probe was centering on allegations of political corrup- tion made against Gates. The FBI refused to say who had made the allegations and lo specify the nature of the allega hons. But that will all be in the past today when Gates receives the letter from the Los Angeles of· fi ce of the U.S. attorney general Gates managed to weather the taint of the investigation during the primary election when he finished first in a six-candidate race for sheriff. However . he was forced into a general election runoff against Lauren Rusk. During the intensive probe in· to the sheriff's affairs. his personal finances as well as his official actions were carefully scrutinized by a team of in- vestigators. Simultaneously. a feder al ~rand jucy heard testimony from a number or persons who had done business with Gates per sonally as well a s pro- fessionally. In the lette r clearing the s he riff of suspicion of any wrongdoing, Htnden noted that the bureau is obligated "lo in- ves l i Rate allegations" made against public officials and t ha nked the she riff for hi s cooperation in the five-month probe . Gates was not available for com mcnt today and 1s expected to be notified of his clearance later. Guards Set Mexico-RB ~Swim A s quad of five young lifeguards will be leaving at 9 a . m. Wednesday on a trip from Imperial Beach near the Mex 1ean border to Huntington Beach. a 130-mile journey The party led by Huntington Be ach City Lifeguard Sam Barloon, 19, will run and swim the entire distan_c~ n All participants must remain on the immediate coastline and may not use any roads or other man·made developments to aid the ir progress." decla res Bar loon. ..We will be swimming around e.~er}!.;.J)ie.uu:ul..ie.UY a.s wQU iS across various bays and Chan- nels ... says Barloon, estimating total travel mileage by water will be aflfllt 20 miles. _The rest.llf-~ time Bark>oft, has br~r, Joe. a Huntington State Beacfi lifeguard. plus junior guards John Gifford and Btll Gutherie will be hoofing it. A fifth participant will be Los Angeles County Lifeguard, Mike Hottel. who is jwst going along for the fun of it "This event is done purely for each individual to find thear mental and physical limits and (See SWIM, Page AZ) Tug Cr ews Strike LONG BEACH CAPl Protesting what they called ··subs tand ard conditions ... tuahoat s kippers ond m3tes fired by Crowley's Maritime Corp picketed the rtrm's Loni Beach and Los Angeles bead- quarten Monday According to union r epresentative Joseph Vatenst. tug crews were told they may have to work 24-hour s hifts for as tona as 20 days at a limu. I Deity ....... $ .......... CLEARED IN FBI PROBE County Sheriff Gates Service Rate Lowe r e d by Gene ral T e l LOS ANGELES <APl Beginning in September, the monthly bill ror General Telephone's 2 million California customers wlll look a little dif· rerent: the total will be less. Those with monthly service charges of SIO will save an - average of 54 cents per month, said General Telephone vice president Richard Ohlson on Monday. Oh Ison said Proposition 13 is responsible for the cut, which will save the company's residen- tial and busines::: customers at least $5.5 million this year. The rate will be subtracted from the monthly charge but will not affect toll or message units. dire ctory advertising. private line service or other special billing. Ohlson s aid. 'Sly' Guard He ld in De ath LOS ANGELES CAPl -Rock !>tnger Sylvester "Sly" Stewart's personal bodyguard has been ar- r ested in connection with a shooting death that occurred at Stewa rt ·s Mandeville Canyon home. pohce said An un1de nt1f1ed person broug ht the victim , Ricky Rhyne. 20. of Los Angeles to the UCLA Medical Center emergen cy ward Sunday for treatment of a gunshot wound . West Los Angeles police said Monday Rhyne died a short time later , The bodyguard . Joseph Taytor, 37, wtto HV-e-!t-lrt Stewart's home. was arrested Monday and held on $100,000 bail, police said. Co ast Weathe r -N~ghl through mid morning low cloudiness. otherw1St• fair through Wednesda.)' Lows tonight in m 1d to upper 60s. Highs Wednesday about 70 at beaches to near 80 inland INSIDE TODA\' The de~te pleas of a woman being attacked by her ntronged husband. the threat. "You're going to dae ... a pterctng shriek. and the ~hot that killed him ... all re· corded on police to~ See Page Ag .• 1 DAILY PtL.OT Can.amen' . Coe&IRUe LOS ANO&LES <AP> - Alcohol . apparel a od clotb na upkc p • ~ lb only ma,or ite m a. &h•l failod lo rue ln prlt'e last moatb, l lJ S. l.ibor D•f arlment '• &>uthe rD Ca lro rn1 a Bureau o f Labo r Su llstics a n- noun«d t.oda, P r ices lD Los Ansel ud 0r-. cou~• '°" half a ~ polnl In J ~l y , PQ&tu QI tbe lou 1 ooni.umtt price tod x to a n o t h t>r record . ~h e Bunuauwd. tt eost $L1 a to bu:y tbe aame and ~"Ca Lbat cOll SlO ln l.., r I.be bue prtee year. <Rd1ted story, A4l 4 Victin1s Of Crash Identified Four Oxnard residents wbo died Sunday when their twio- ~ngine plane cras hed into a Costa Mesa home have been identified by Orange County Coroner's officials. Authorities said the plane ear- ned Stephen D. Wood , 27, and his wife. Robin, 26, and William A. Lacey, 74, and bis wife, Mary, 69. The two couples flew out of Orange County Airport at 9:30 p.m. Sunday aft.er attending a wedding in the area. Within 10 minutes and before scores of witnesses. the plane went out or control and s mashed into a home at 2140 Federal Ave .. Costa Mesa. Four members of the Joseph Quintana family were home at t he time but were able to escape without injury National Safety Transporta- tion Board offi cials say it may be t hree months before an m· vestigation mto the cause of the crash is completed. The Woods and Laceys were long-time friends. owning houses JUSt a few doors apart near the beach. The couples new to Orange County to attend the Santa Ana wedding of Kevin Mahan and La uren Franke on Sunday The Mahan family members were friends of both couples. Stephen Wood had purchased the Beechcraft Baron five-seater about three months ago from a private party and he was ap- parently the pilot when the light plane went down Wood. an unsuccessful can· dida te for Oxnard city coun cil m 1976, was active in both civic and service organizations in the Oxnard area. Along with his father . C. Dean Wood, the family co-owned three MacDonald's restaurants in Ox· na rd and one in Malibu. Funeral s t:rvices for t he Woods will be ht!ld 1n Oxnard. Services for the Laccys will be held in Loo Angeles. Fro• Page A J SWIM ..• to a ttarn the per sona l self· satisfaction of completing such a grueling adventure," Barloon explains. Toughest part of the arm-foot· and-leg voyage or personal dis· cove ry will be 20 miles along the Camp Pe ndleton coastline . where loitering is prohibited. The hardy five plan to camp out nights in state parks along the way and at Mission Beach ..;J nd Laguna Beach ltfeguard he adquarters. -senate Olts-BiH f SACRAMENTO CAP) -A bill to outlaw job discrimination against pregnant women and giving pregnant employees the right to four-month, unpaid leaves has squeeud through the mate-dominated state Senate. DAILY PILOT T111tOr'a._~to.;'11y Ptlol "'"'""'~""tOfl'f' ......... ..., ~9'\~ '"'~·~"'~°"~ CM\1-...... ~ •• -..... ,_..,.. -·-... ..,., tft<'-F .... y .... 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MOf"i'"''· ""'''••t Dollar Bro/}$ Sharply LONDON <APl The dollar dropPf'(I •h•rply today d DtlWs oft.he United Slatel' S2 98-bWloo July l.ratde dt'flCll hjt l!!UIOJ)UD earrcnry exch•naa CS.lat.I tory, A4) Gold prirt•!\ le._, u they Rf'nf rally do when the dollar fittla ' The dolhtr plunac. cau'>ed by w1desprcud M~~ of the U.S t'ur rl"ft<'Y. foUo a modal re covt•ry t~ past rrw days bued on ll S pl uM for mor" 1old ~ules and t'a!'llf\& of ovcrseu bor rowing rettrictklnt. ' .... ~ (}anabis 'Tnu!ed' In Blood SPRIHOPlELD. JD. fAP> - Two state.employed chemists say they have develoDed a blood test tbat can establish tr a peraoo recently smoked mari- juua. '"Thll ted.miqae npreMDts a brealrtllroulb ft.-corooen and law enforcement agencies," Dr. Paul Q. Peterson. director of the Illinois Department of Public Health. said Monday. "We now bave the capabUity to det.ermiae whether I person is under the in- nuence of marijuana, just as we can detect whether a person is under the influence of alcohol ... .. T he amull measures the l 'nlled Statt.>s ha s take n jus t don 't ~m as real as the trade d e ftt'll," said a d e aler in Frankfurt, where the dollar E-nded at 2.0045 West German ma rks -three full pfennigs short of its momJng high and down from 2.0215 late Monday Getting t"lae Ftdl S eoop The tests over the last six months involved taking blood s amples from the bodies or about 100 accident victims in II· linois to determine whether they were iofJueneed by marijuana at the time ol. their death, said Dr. John J . Spikes, one of the chemists. In Pans. dealers said they bad bee n anticipating an improve- ment oo the June trade gap ol $1.6 billion and were taken by surprise. Trading was light, but the dollar sank from this morn- 1ng 's 4 4370 French francs to 4 3750 at the end of trading. On Monday the dollar closed at 4.3985 francs. ~uyers at the world's biggest garage sale m Moses Lake, Wash., find a place to sit down and take in the action as equipment from the Alaska oil pipeline was put up for auction Monday. It is expeded to mum some $15 million from an estimated 2.000 bidders. The procedure. wbicb has been tried elsewhere experimen· tally, involves takillg an ounce of blood from a person within a few b.ours alter be or sbe is believed to have smoked mari- juana. 11'e blood is checked for the presence of an active ingre- dient of marijuana called Delta· 9-Tetra bydracannabinol <TIIC >. Gold started the day in London at $198.7~ an ounce. up from Friday's closing of $198.25 befor e Britain's summer bank holiday Monday. By afternoon. gold was at $204.125 an ounce. Nicaragua Rebels Held Current tests in common usage rely on urine specimens. Because they test for the byproducts of marijuana inges· tion rather than its active ingre. dient. they can only tell whether a person has used marijuana in the last few weeks instead of the last rew hours. More Than 100 Army 'Plotters' Seized At Zurich the move was less dramatic, from Monday's clos- ing $199.375 to $202.75 at the end of business today. The British pound advanced in London to e nd the day at $1.93575, against Sl.9250 al lbe close of last week In Tokyo, the business day was over before the bad news spread, and the dollar rose to 194.30 yen. aga inst Monday's late price of 192.475 yen. Switzerland's franc, which bas soared this year on the strength of that country's near-zero infla. lion. rose yet again. At the close of the day the dollar was at 1.6555 Swiss francs, down from l 6882 Monday In Milan t he ne ws from Washington cut the bottom out of a strong dollar rally. but the U.S. currency still ended the day at 845.55 lire. up from 842.80 the day before. E'ro•P~AJ TIIREAT ••• have walked m here," she told police . She said he hit her on the head with the gun, knocking her UD· conscious. The maid satd the man wore a tailored suit with a flashy tie and shirt that did not m atch, was good-looking and spoke with an Eastern accent. KING-TV in Seattle reported that a Secret Service agent con· hrmcd a mattress in the room had be<'n set afi re but the flames had ~one out before the woman ('ame to The room was sealed off by police, who were joined by ~ecuraty officers from Air Force One the president's plane parked at Idaho Falls Municipal Airport. Carter is scheduled to fl y by helicopter to ldaho Falls on Wednesday lo board the pl a ne for th e trap back to Washington. Secret Service personnel new in from Jackson, Wyo. on Mon· day ni i?ht. Puerto Rico 51? UN ITED NATIONS <APl - Gox.... Cad05...R.0rwmt.Dar:celo...QL Puerto Ri c o a dvocated statehood for the U S. island commonwealth in a speech Mon· day to the U.N. Special Comm1l· tee on Decolonization and said Puerto Ricans are free either to declare themselves independent or to cboose._t.o_ inco.rporat.e the island into the American re- public as the 518l state . MANAGUA, Nicaragua <AP> -More than 100 army men were reported under arrest to- day for plotting to oust Presi- dent Anastasio Somoza, and re- ports from the countryside said anti-Somoza popular uprisings continued in major towns. The country's third largest city, Matagalpa, was said to be in a state of sie.re. A highly placed source in the f',....PageAJ BUDGET ••• citizens , was set at $31,399,765. The City Council pre viously had tentatively approved a gener al fund of $32,546,734. It was subsequently rejected. Included in the new budget is $138,000 to finance a crossing guard program for elementary schoo l children in the city's boundaries The Comprehensive Employ- ment and Training Act will rund all but $15,000 or that program. The City Council Monday nig ht also rejected a bid to charge fees fo r p a r amedic services. Bob Mandie urged that a pro- posed fee of $80 per call be dropped because of confusion and hardship for those on fixed incomes. In other action. the council a lso refused to kill a community enrichment fee that Ron Pat· t inson called a ripoff to de· velopers. About $780,000 is expected to be r a ised by c ha rging de· velopers for all new buildings and major remodeling. The council later voled to ex- plore cutting the rate from 15 cents to 5 cents per square foot. The city expects to receive about $2.3 million in Proposition 13 rescue funds . About $8.28 million is expected from local property taxes Mayor Ron Shenkman said lo· day that he was happ)' with the budget. ·'I am pleased that there will be no reduction in essential ser vices and gratified that layoffs will be minimized," he said. The budget calls for about $2 miUioR ~V-81~-- Rll88 Fires Noke UPPSALA, Sweden <AP> The Soviet Union set off its seventh and strongest under- ground nuclear expJosioo or the year today in the Semipalatinsk area or western Siberia. Wait PliYs .. Oft Burglars F oikd in Try An Irvine woman got a first·band look Monday at bow tome burglars operate. Tina Warren who livH in a north Irvine neighborhood, fint heard a knock at her door. RA111Ell THAN answer immediately, ithe peeked out a doorway peephole and 1pied two men she didn't know. She dldn 't think they belonged In the neighborhood. Hop.ng they'd leave, she kept quiet. Sbe watched u one of tho men walked to lhe front window while the other stood by the door. As she looked on. the man at the window produced a screwdriver, pried off the screen and then pried open the wtn· dow "WHAT A&E you doina?" she inquired u bl stepped throu1b the window into the llvina room. "Nothing." he said. "Sorry, nothlna. o«h•ac." and backed OU\. She told police both men ran to a van and drove IOUthbound on Culver Drive. Very fut. &be said. national guard, Nicaragua's 7.500·man army, said 12 officers and 85 soldiers were arrested, but another source put the total at more than 100 and said they included two colonels. A general strike called to de- mand Somoza's resignation was spreading, but a spokesman for Somoza said the president bad no plans to resign. Mother of 2 Perishes in NB Car Crash A Newport Beach mother of two died Monday night after her car was broadsided by a pick·up truck driven by a Huntington Beach man police belien was drunk and ran a red light. Ann Smyser Martz, 35, of 401 Lug o nia St. died at Hoag Memorial Hospital alter suffer- ing massive head and chest in· juries in the 8 p.m. collision at Prospect Street and West Coast Highway. Police said she is the seventh person to die in a traffic acci· dent tn Newport Beach this year. Police booked Ricky Allen Barnhill. 20. of 209 18th St. on s u s picion o r v e hi c lular manslaughter following Mon- day's fatal crash. He was re· leased from j ail today alter post· ing a S2,500 bond. According to police reports. Barnhill was driving his truck westbound on the highway and failed to stop for the traffic light at Prospeet Street. Mrs . Ma rtz' car. a 1977 Chevrolet sedan. was turning from Prospeet to the highway when it was struck by the truck. Police said the woman was alone m her vehicle al the lime of the crmsh. Barnhill and an umdenhfied passenger s uffered mmor in· Jun es m the crash, according to police reports. A Red Cross spokesman in Matagalpa. about too miles north of the capital. said a three· hour battle between government troops and civilians had just ended and "we don't know bow many dead and injured we have." But correspondents returning to the capital from the city of 61,000 said five persons had been killed during what they called a state or siege there. They said residents armed wHh pistols and b orn bs contro lled mos t of Matagalpa and the na tiona l guard remained isolated in one part of the town. The government said eight pe rsons had been killed and more than 50 wounded in clashes in Esteli. about 65 miles north of the capital. and in Jinotepe, 18 miles south. the past three days. Meanwhile. the Senate today was to take up a biU passed by the lower house. tbe Chamber of Deputies, that would authorize Somoza to leave the country. But government sources s aid it did not mean he was planning to fl ee and a s pokesman for Somoza said he had no plans to resign. Such legislative authorization for presidential travel abroad is customary in Latin America and the sources said Somoza keeps his in force all the lime and was just renewing it. I n f o r m a n t s s a i d r a d-i o messages about a coup were broadcast openly Sunday on the military network. Me mbers of the guard, the bulwark of the Somoza family's 41 years 10 power and its vast economic holdings. were report- ed furious that the president met the de mands of 25 guerrillas who seized the National Palace and hundreds of hostages a week ago. The guerrillas of the San· dinis ta NatioDMI Liberation Front killed eight guardsmen in their assault. After a two-dcty s iege. Somoza freed 59 im- prisoned Sandinistas and gave them and the 25 holding the palace sale conduct to Panama and $500.000. "We're showing that the ac- tive ingredient is still in the blood and that the individual is. or was, actively under the ln· flueoce of marijuana." said Spikes. who has been perfecting the chemical test with another state chemist, Joerg N. Piri. '"We're trying to get this dont! on all auto fatalities in the state." Because marijuana causes a distorted perception of reality. its use by drivers can contribute to accidents and endanger Other drivers, according to Thomas 8. Kirkpatrick Jr., a lawyer who directs the Illinois Dangerous Drugs Commission. Delta Wasn't Ready When Robot Was SAN DIEGO <AP > -Odd things can happen in an airport. but when the unidentified owner of a 5-fool-2. 170-pound robot wanted to buy two tickets east it was too much for Delta Airlines. Gordon Brady, airport supervisor at Lindbergh Field in San Diego, said the robot's owner asked to buy two tickets lo an unspecified East Coast city on a Sunday night flight. Problems with weight. getting il aboard the widebody L-1011 TriStar jet and security forced Delta to reJecl the cone-shaped pass enger with the opaque plastic head and a "substantial e lectronic vocabulary." Brady said Monday. Delta. however. did arrange for the odd couple to Oy aboard an American Airlines jetliner better equipped to handle such a passenger. Brady said the robot was not equipped to sit down although it did have flexible arms and hands that looked like suction cups. HELP FIGHT MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY BEEF -S'na( .. ...,._..., • ..,. SUMMBt SAUSAfH SALE 30• LB. OFF .5if ~;:-~~F Ditoounton 0 Witch lhe Jony Lewis Telelhon Llba< Dey-· ,.. flicko11 fe1rms ~ ltldt e>orehaM From August 28th tttru September 4th. for every pound or BEEF STICK• SUMMER SAUSAGE told. HlckorY flm9 of OfMoe wilt oontnb\Ae 20"'to the Ml11e1.W Oyatrophy ~ion. OF ONIO WESTCLIFF PLAZA FASHIOM ISLAND • ,.. ..................... "4Mf11 ....,..._'Tl' .... 'Tl t .... 'Tl I .................. ......... ,. .... '11 .... u.I '· t • ( • j ,1 ! l ' f f -· ~ 71 ' NO. 2•1, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1978 TEN CENT 1 i t i Cates • m FBI Probe Massiv e Run tor the Money More than 200 boys and girls aged 5 to 16 ran, jogged and walked around the track at University High School in Irvine Saturday in one-hour minimarathon to raise more · than $.5,000 in pledges for Irvine Junior All -American Football. One boy, Scott Weinstein. ran several miles with broken shoulder. Six, Alan Watkins, Gary Hobart, Tony McDaniel, Johnny Hayes, Mat Seymore and Jeff Rang!. all ran more than seven miles during the hour. President Stolen Car Sough,t 'Ilireate n e d ; In CdM Murder Man Sought By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of .. o.11, """ SUtt IDAHO FALLS, Idaho <AP) An all points bulletin was is- Police and Secret Service agents sued today for the car belonging are seeking a man who wrote to a Corona del Mar man whose "the president will die Thurs-~attered ~Y 'INl9 dis~ day" next to a picture or Presi-Monday night ln bis blood- dent Carter pasted on a hotel spattered bedroom. mirror, knocked a maid un · conscious and set fire to a mat-Police said the dead man, tress. Ruben Martinez. 40, had been Carter bas been vacationing at bludgeoned to death. They said Grand Teton National Park, this morning they haven't yet Wyo., 70 miles west or Idaho identified the murder weapon. According to police reports. Martinez was a real estate salesman for Pondoff Realty in Santa Fe Springs, an agency owned by his brother-in-law. He'd li'f'ed in Corona 4lel Mar for 12 years. The brother-in-law telephoned some of Martinez' acquain- tances Monday evening asking if he'd been seen. One, whose iden- tity has not been released, went to the two-bedroom home at 411 Iris Avenue lo check on him. Falls where the hotel is located. Capt. Richard Hamilton, com- H a 1 Thomas, head of the d f N Secret Service security detail on man er o the ewport Beach Hamilton said robbery or Carter's trip, said: "It's under detective division, said burglary has not been ruled out investigation by our people over Martinez' body was found at as a motive. although he said it there in Idaho Falls. We don't about 7:30 p.m . by a friend appeared the home "was as neat knowifit'sgenuineorahoax." who'd been asked to check on a s a pin. All except the Thomas said he hoped to make the Corona del Mar resident bedroom. It was a mess. Ap· that determination later today. because he'd failed to show up parently there'd been one hell of Police Lt. LeRoy Nelson said for work Monday morning. a stru~~le." officers were s ummoned to Hamilton said that, because room 145 of lhe Ramada Inn on Martinez lived alone. detectives Monday morning to investigate Corone r NameQ would have problems determin· the incident. o The ·maid, Kathy Wagoner , ing if any property is missing. told Idaho Falls television sta· Four v 1·c1uns· However, he said Martinez' tion KIO that she saw the car. a white 1976 Datsun B-210, message, written on the mirror is listed as missing and is being with soap. when she entered the Of Mesa CraQh sou~ht today. room. Pasted on the mirror was o a picture of Carter. apparently He said the public is being torn from a news paper or Four Oxnard residents who asked to look for the car. which magazine. she said died Sunday when their twin· carries California license plate When she turned around a engine plane crashed into a 627SMR. man with a gun came toward Costa Mesa home have been Investigation at the murder her and said. "You should not identified by Orange County scene was delayed by several have walked in here," she told Coroner's officials. hours Monday night because of a police Authorities said the plane car-recent U.S. Supreme Court rul· She said he hit her on the head ried Stephen D. Wood, 27, and ing that requires detectives to with the gun, knocking her un· bis wife, Robin, 26. and William get search warrants in order to conscious. A. Lacey, 74, and bis wife, search the scenes of crime. The maid said the man wore a M ff 'Ito ·d t f "t · M ary, 69. am1 n sai a eam o cay 1 Qr . th a nashLti_e.__-..,.,...,.........,,,,.......,.. .................. _.._ ___ -3'.dx~ ~ct iv es. co roller's in. and slilrt al did not match, l'ne tWO couplmt new-crot 1>f vestigators and county crime " was good-looking and spoke with Orange County Airport at 9:30 lab specialists had to wait at the an Eastern accent. p.m. Sunday after attending a scene while the warrant was ob· KING-TV in Seattle reported wedding in the area. tained. that a Secret Service agent con-Within 10 minutes and before He said the exact time of farmed a mattress in the room scores of witnesses, the plane death bas not been determined, bad been set afire but the flames went out of control and smashed b t it ared M rti b d bad jtone out before the woman into a borne at 2140 Federal ~ende:Sf:sslhan2:ho~~ a <See111REAT,PageAl> Ave., Costa Mesa. Trade Drop Sends Buck Down Again LONDON <AP> -The dollar dropped sharply today as news of the United States' $2.99-billion "JUiy b'8de Mficit htt European currency exchanges. (Related story, A4> Gold prices leaped. as they generally do wben the dollar falls. The dollar plunge. caused by widespread selling of the U.S. currency, followt:d a modest re- covery the past few days based on U.S. plans for more gold sales and easing of oversea s bor· rowing restrictions. "The small measures the United States has taken just don't seem as real as the trade deficit," s aid a dealer in Frankfurt. where the doll ar endedAt 2.0045 West German marll'S -three full pfennigs short or its morning high and down from 2.0215 latc Monday. In Paris, dealers said they had been anticipating an improve- ment on the June trade gap of Sl.6 billion and were taken by <Se DOLLAR, Page A2) 10,000 Begin Fa/,l Semeste r Saddleback Community College opened for the fall semester Monday with 10,000 enrolled daytime students, Supt. Robert Lombardi said. Ttte a.slminiPtrat..o.r t.old trustees Monday night that he expects enrollment to reach 18,000, including late registrants and about 6,000 evening stu- dents. Enrollment for the 1977 fall semester was approximately 17.400. Lombardi said. Consumers' Costs Rise Four members of the Joseph Quintana family were home at the time but were able to escape without injury. 'lfftiod}::. Se..,_ .l:ranaporta--!.";..: Wait Pays OH LOS ANGELES <AP> - Alcohol, apparel and clothine upkeep were the only major items that failed to rise in price last month, the U.S. Labor Department's Southern California Bureau of Labor Statistics an- nounced today. Prices in Los Angeles and Oranee counties rose half a percentage point In July, pushing the local consumer price index to another record, the Bureau said. It cost $19.43 to buy the same 1oods and services that cost $10 in 1987 the base price year. ( RJat.ed story, A4) tion Board olficials say it may be three mC)Oths before an in· vestigatioo into the cause of the crash is completed. The Woods and Laceys were long-time friend.a, owning houses just a few doors apart near the beach. The couples new ~o Orange County to attend the Santa Ana wedding of Kevin Mahan and Lauren Franke on Sunday. The Mahan family members were friends of both couples. Stephen Wood bad purchased the Beechcraft Baron five-seater about three months ago trom a private party and he was ap- parenUy the pilot when the Haht plane went down . Wood, an unsuccessful can· dldate for Oxnard city council ln 1976, was active in both clvlt and !'ervice oraanliatlons tn the Oxnard area. Burgfciis F oil,ed in Try An Irvine woman got a first-band look Monday at how some burglars operate. Tina Warren who lives In a north Irvine neighborhood, first heard a knock at her door. B ATHER THAN answer immediately, she peeked out a doorway peephole and spied two men she didn't know. She dldn 't think they belonged in the neighborhood. Ropina they'd leave, she kept quiet. She watched as one of the men walked to the front window while the other stood by the door. As she looked on, the man at the window produced a screwdrtver, pried off the screen and then pried open the win· dow. .. WllAT ARE you doln&~" she lnqulred as be stepped through the window lnlo the living room. "Nothing," he said. "Sony, not.hlni, nothln1," and backed out. She told police both men ran to a van and drove southbound on Culver Drlve. Very fast, she said. Finance Doubts Erased By GABY GllANVILL£ Of •DMtJ "" .... The FBI has given Orange County Sheriff Brad Gates a clean bill of health after in· vestigating "certain allega- tions made against him." lo a letter from U .$. At- torney David Hinden, Gates will be told today: "We have concluded there is no evidence against you that would warrant prosecution." The U.S. attorney's message ends a five-month probe into Gates· affairs that began last April. At that time, FBI spokesmen said the probe was centering oo allegations of political corrup- tion made against Gates. The FBI refused to say who had made the allegations and to specify the nature of tbe allega- tions. But that will all be in the past today when Gates receives the letter from the Los Angeles of- fice of the U.S. attorney general. Gates managed to weather the taint of the investigation during the primary election when he finished first in a six-candidate race for sheriff. However. he was forced into a general election runoff against Lauren Rusk. During the intensive probe in· lo the sheriff's affairs. his personal finances as well as his official actions were carefully scrutinized by a team of in· vestigators. Simultaneously. a federal grand jury heard testimony from a number of persons who had done business with Gales personally as well as pro- fessionally. In the letter clearing the s heriff of suspicion or any wrongdoing, Hinden noted that the bureau is obligated ''to in· vesti gate allegations ... made against public officials and thanked the s heriff for his cooperation in the five-month probe. Gates was not available for comment today and is expected to be notified of his clearance later. Irvine Firm R eports Theft Of Supplies A burglar broke into two con struction trailers in Irvine and stole more than $10,000 in irriga- tion supplies and equipment. owners reported to police Mon· day. The trailers. stationed near Hicks Canyon and Park Place in the Northwood development. are owned by Valle y Crest Landscape Inc. of Santa Ana. The crime wasreported by an employee, Mike Hull. Hundreds of sprinkler control valves and caps were taken, he said. Police said the only evidence left behiild by the culprit was his tenn is shoe tracks. Hua Arrives In Tehran TEHRAN. lran CAP)- Chinese Chairman Hua Kuo-feng arrived in Tehran today on the last stop or his first long foreign tour and was welcomed by Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi at Mehrabad airport. "I was waiting for you," said the Shah, whose security chiefs set up a light ring of rifle.toting soldiers at the airport and a 10-mile line of police and troops leading into the city. Heavy security measures were ordered to protect the vis· itors from the Moslem fanacUcs blamed for a movie theater fire that killed 377 persona and other violence that bas rocked Iran in recent weeks. Iraq said it bas arrested an lranian wbo con- fessed he hel~ set the theater fire and would extradite h•m. O.Uyl'tMtSi.t•,_ CLEARED IN FBI PROBE County Sheriff Gates Jewish Culture Topic of UCI Conference A rare opportunity t-0 eat a kosher taco and talk with some of this country's leading writers will be offered at UC lrvine Wednesday al the close of a four-day conference on Jewish education. More than 900 educators from the United States, Canada and Israel have gathered for the Western Conference on Alternatives in Jewish Educa- tion. The first such meeting on the West Coast, the conference is third in a series designed lo ex- p Io re innovative trends in Jewish cultural and religious education. More lhan 175 workshops have been going on since Sunday, and there are25exhibit booths. It's be· ing held at Brisa Dormitory in the Mesa Commons area, and on campus in the Fine Arts complex. Food served In the dormitory cafeteria follows Jewish dietary laws. Participants already have e aten kos her Chinese and tonight feast on a kosher Mexican dinner. Th e conference closes Wednesday with "The Happen· ing," a Jewish fair with art dis· pl_ays . pe rforming groups, mimes. a fas hion show with models in Biblical costume. educational demonstrations and a panel of Jewish writers. The event. open to the public without charge. beg ms at 7 · 30 p m , 1n and around UCI ·s Fine Arts complex On the writers panel are among others. authors Sarah ("Loose Change") Davidson and Michael ("What Ever Happened to the Class of '65") Medve~. Co ast We a t h e r Night through mid morning low cloudiness otherwise fair through Wednesday. Lows tonight in mid to upper 60s Highs Wednesday about 70 at beaches to near 80 inlanq. INSIDE T ODA\' The detrperote plea:i of a woman being oitacked by her e:l!r an ged husband. the threat. "You're going to die :' a ineretng shnek. and the 1hot that lalled htm .all rt'· corded on police tape See Page A9 ladex a .. .. M Al at .,4 l .. t .. ,.. A4 ltla1RG Marine Laurie Glenn Jacobson is 51-'J months pregnant, so why is she running around in Marine Corps utilities? Because she's nearing the end of a 21-week offic er training course at Quantico, Va. For more about Mrs. Jacobson, see Page A7. Pot Blood Test Can Detect Usage SPRINGFIELD, Ill. <AP) - Two state.employed chemists say they have developed a blood test that can establish if a person recently smoked marl· juana. "This technique represents a breakthrough for coroners a nd law enforcement agencies," Dr. Paul Q. Peterson, director of the Illinois Department of Public Health, said Monday. "We now have the capability to determine whether a person is under the in- fluence of marijuana, just as we can detect whether a person is under the influence of alcohol." The tests over the last six months involved taking blood sa mples from the bodies or about 100 accident victims in fl. linois to determine whether they were influenced by marijuana at the time of their death, said Dr. John J . Spikes, one of the chemists. The procedure, which has been tried elsewhere experimen- tally. involves taking an ounce of blood from a person within a few hours after he or she is believed to have smoked mari- juana. The blood is checked for the presence of an active ingre- dient of marijuana called Delta- 9-Tetra hydracannabinol <THC>. Current t ests in common usage rely on urine specimens. Because they test for the byproducts of marijuana inges· lion rather than its active ingre- dient, they can only tell whether a person has used marijuana in the I asl few weeks instead of the last few hours. "We're showing that the ac- tive ingredient is still in the blood and that the individual is. or was, actively under the in- Jeweler Robbed flue nce of marijuana," said Spikes. who has been perfecting the chemical lest with another state chemist. Joerg N. Piri. "We 're trying to get this done on all auto fatalities in the state." Because marijuana causes a distorted perception or reality, its use by drivers can contribute to accidents and endanger other drivers, according to Thomas B. Kirkpatrick Jr., a lawyer who directs the Illinois Dangerous Drugs Commission StaJ,e Sol.om Unmask Law SACRAMENTO <AP> -Amid comments about Ku Klux Klan sheets and jokes about Jimmy Carter masks, the California As- sembly has approved a bill to delete the law making it illegal to wear a mask in public. The vote late Monday was 4~·34 on SB 1747 by Sen. Alan S1eroty, D-Los Angeles. It re· turns lo the Senate for action on Assembly amendments. i'ro•P~A J IBREAT ..•. came to. The room was sealed off by police, who were joined by security officers from Air Force One -the president's plane parked al Idaho Falls Municipal Airport. Carter is scheduled to fly by helicopter to Idaho Falls on Wednesday to board the plane for the trip back to Washington. Secret Service personnel flew in from Ja~, Wye. on Mon• day nia?hl. A Newport Beach mother or two died Monday nlaht after her car waa broadalded by a. p1ck·up truck driven by a Huntington Peach man P9Uce believe was drunk llDd ran a red light. Ann Smyser Martz, 35, or 401 L u gonla St. died at Hoag Me morial Hospital after suffer· lng massive head and chest in- juries tn the 8 p.m . collision at Prospect Street and West Coast Hi&hway, Newport Beach. Pollce said she is the seventh penon to die in a traffic acci· dent ln New~ Beach this year. Police booked Ricky Allen Barnhill, 20, or 209 18th St. on suspicion of vebiclular manslaughter following Mon· day's fatal crash. He was re- leased from jail today after post· ing a $2,~ bond. Accordlng to police reports, Barnhill was driving bis truck westbound on the highway and failed to stop for the traffic light al Prospect Street. Mrs. Mart z' car , a 1977 Chevrolet sedan, was turning from Prospect to the highway when it was struck by the truck. Police said the woman was alone in her vehicle at the time of the crash. Barnhill and an unidentified passenger suffered minor in· juries in the crash, according to police reports. FromtPage A J DOLLAR ••• surprise. Trading was light, but the dollar sank from this morn- 1 ng 's 4.4370 Fre nch francs to 4.3750 at the end of trading. On Monday the dollar closed at 4.3985 francs. Gold started the day in London at $198.75 an ounce, up from Friday's closing of $198.25 before Britain's summer bank holiday Monday. By afternoon, gold was at $204.125 an ounce. Al Zurich the move was less dramatic, from Monday's clos- ing $199.375 to $202.75 at the end of business today. The British pound advanced in London to e nd the day at $1.93575, against $1.9250 at the close oflast week. In Tokyo, the bus iness day was over before the bad news spread, and the dollar rose to 194.30 yen, against Monday's late price of 192.475 yen. Switzerland's franc, which has soared this year on the strength of that country's near-zero infla. tion, rose yet again. At the close of the day the dollar was at 1.6555 Swiss francs, down from 1.6882 Monday. Sell-abortion Trial Begins Entertaining at 'La Casa Parifiea Former President Richard Nixon and Mrs. local Orange County Republican fund· Nixon greet guests at their estate in San raising reception. More than 400 persons Clemente. The Nixons were hosts ror a attended the $250-per-plate affair Sunday. Nicaragua ·Rebels Held More Than 100 Army 'Pwtt,en' Seized MANAGUA, Nicaragua <AP) -More than 100 army men were reported under arrest to- day for plotting to oust Presi- dent Anastasio Somoza, and re· ports froM the countryside said anti-Somoza popular uprisings continued in major towns. The country's third largest city. Matagalpa, was said to be in a state of sie~e. A highly placed source in the national g uard, Nicaragua's 7,500-man army, said 12 officers and 85 soldiers were arrested. but another source put the total at more than 100 and said they included two colonels . A general strike called to de· m and Somoza's resignation was spreading, but a spokesman for Somoza said the president had no plans to resign. A Red Cross spokesman in Matagalpa, about 100 miles north of the capital, said a three- hour battle between government troops and civilians had just ended and "we don't know how many dead a nd injured we have." But correspondents returning to the capital from the city of 61.000 said five persons had been killed during what they called a state of siege there. They said residents armed with pistols and bombs contr olled most of Matagalpa and the national guard remained isolated in one part of the town. Fire, Transmission Perils Researched WASHINGTON <AP~ -A s before leaving the vehicle. and one federal agency warns we advise owners in the owner 's millions of Ford owners their manual that the parking brake vehicles may have letha l should always be engaged when transmission defects. another is a vehicle is parked," be added. removing s ub-compact Ford Meanwhile. the Gene ral Pin.tos ff?m a federal motor pool Services Administration. the until their gas tanks are rid of government's house keeping potential fire huards. agency. says it Is removing the The National Highway Traffic 300 Pintos from its 85.000-car in· Safety Administration today is· teragency motor pool because of sued a consumer advisory reports that fue l tanks have bulletin advising about nine caught fire in rear-end col· million owners of Ford cars and lisions. The GSA did not mention light trucks they should shut off such incidents occurring in the • their engines and make sure the government fleet. gear selector is firmly in the park position before they l::iave While Ford a lready has an. their vehicles. nounced a recall or 1.5 million The agency said it is in-Pintos and 30.000 Mercury Bob- vesligating complaints that cats to correct the fuel tank Ford automatic transmissions prob.lem , the NHTSA is studying on 1970 through 1978 models possible recall of the nine million SAN DIEGO CAP) _A Jamul have sli})ped from park into re-Fords manufactured between h verse. It said it has reports of 1970 and 1978 to fix the faulty Border Check "Reveals Birth man as been arraigned in 777 accidents, 23 fatalities and transmissions. federal court on parrot s mug· glingchargesandthebodiesof563 259 injuries allegedly caused by The Center for Automotive exotic birds believed from MEx· this problem. Safety. a private monitoring or- ico were frozen for use as trial The investigation could lead to ganization affiliated with Ralph evidence,authoriliessay. a recall, which would be the big-Nader. says 100 accidents and 12 William Joseph Conger, 34, gest in history. deaths have b d b ''We are pursuing this In· een cause Y was arrested Monday at the vestigation on a priori'ty basi·s transmission failures in prac· Te mecula borde r checkpoint. tically all Ford cars with 300. A Customs Service spokesman and plan to complete it in the cubic·inch engines or larger and said the birds represented one of near future," said aAency ad· light trucks with engines of 350 the largest seizures of parrots ministrator Joan Claybrook. cubic mches or more. and other exotic species within In Detroit. John C. Echkhold the San Diego and Imperial director of Ford's auto safety or'. Ford has argued that the acc1 - Countiesjurisdiction. fice, sail!: "To date we have dents. might be caused largely BOWLING GREEN, Ky. <AP) found no evidence that 1t by driver carelessness in putting A young western Kentucky <transmission slippage) in fact the s hift lever into park. The woman could be sent to prison o ___ 8 F• .. es Nuke occurs when the transmission company says lhere are no naw~ for 10 to 20 years if she is found Iu.18 aa lever has been put properly in m the transmissions. guilty on charges she performed UPPSALA, Sweden <AP) _ the park position. an illegal abortion on herself The Soviet Union set off lts "It is clearly important that While the NHTSA 's IO-month· with a knitting needle. seventh and strongest under· drivers of all makes of cars use old study is expected lo be com- ground nuclear explosion of the every safeguard to ensure lhat pleted next month, agency of· Testimony begins today in the tod . h Se the lever 1·s fu lly and ri·rmly fi c ials said consumers still t · I r M 1 El · Pi· hf rd year ay m t e mlpalatinsk na o ar a aine tc o . r Slbe engaged in the park posa·ti'on should receive today's warnino. 22, whose a case is believed to _a_r;...;e~a_o;;.;...w.;.;.;;.es;;.;t;.;:e;;..:rn~=:..:.r.:.:la:..:.. __________ --''---..;._---------------" be ,one of the first in the nation where a woman, without in- volvement from dOt'tors, has been charged wtth abot herself. ·- m-----';).A.1~1U1JIU1l•Cwl~SC4..:u..O --'AP4-A bandit made orr with $100.000 in jewels after persuading a jeweler to open his store on Sun· day. police said. Harry C. Stern told investigators the bandit pulled a gun after he admitted him lo the store on Market Street. Won't Honor Badham HELP FIGHT MUSCULAR . • OftANOE COAIT DAILY PILOT .. _ .. _ ~"---­'<K•ll c..trr "'"'"'"_,_o.-.. _.._ no.. ....... c~i.r T~..:.~":t Cll.trln II LMI llidloff ~ ..... '""'""'' ... ""'"'t'.~ 0tno.1 C.0.1• Mt\t llO W•" IM• '4-' Loqvn.lkoch 11 .. G1tr-w0Slrm H~.,~~~~r .• !''N~~ft1>9::":.:.:'ft •IS....Dl"'IO,.-,_.,. Teleptione (1141MM32'1 Cl...Wi.d Adveftlllflg M2-M71 ~,._, .... ,,....Ditto 111 .. 110 "-'-(-...... =rT. ~"" ~ c:.,~~~r; "'•"•' or ,;;n..~, ,..,.." """ ~-.... -··· ~'"''" .... le<..., cltn "'' ... Nit ti C..i. llllou C.lllerflle Svtu rteu... •Y corrttr U M =r.:...~:~ -: •tHMy Newport Council Nixes Resolution Newport Beach Mayor Paul Ryckoff thought be bad a routine ltem on his hands wben be asked his council colleagues Monday to approve a resolution supporting Congressman Robert Badham. R-Newport Beach. A 11roup or Badham supporters will be holding a dinner honor· ing him on Sept. 6 and they solicited resolutions honoring the politician for 16 yeara of public service. The Newport Beach city COU.O· ell won't be sending one. The only two council members favortn1 the measure were Ryckoff and Councilman Don Mcinnis, one of the dinner's hosts. Councilwoman Jackie Heather was ablent. Councilman Don Strama op- posed the meuUN becauH tt ln· volves the ctty In partisan poltdca In an election year. Ko 1u11eatec1 one be sent aftertheeleetlon. after the election. t Councilwoman Evelyn Hart abstained. "Do we have to vote on this?" she asl(ed. "I don·t' know that much about it" Mayo r Pro Tem Ray Williams, who voted against the resolution, wanted to know what \fas so signi{icant about 16 years of service as opposed to 10 or -20 yeara in office. Councilman Paul Hummel voted against the resolution without orrerina any explana- tion. Mcinnis. In one last effort to get the measure passed tried to aet members or the preu to "close their ears'' and let the council discuss the matter off the record. I When that move failod, Williama suneated that lbt mayor could send a letter or commendation aiJDed only by Ryckort. thus not ''impllcatlna" the real of Lbe council. "Arter thlt vote I'm not about to,'' aaid Ryckoff. W!STCLIFF PLAZA ,, ...................... Q..ttn .....,...,.,,.,,., .. 'Tl. DYSTROPHY BEEF STICK SUMMER SAUSAGE SALE 30c LB. OFF slC~;:-~~F Otacount on whole atlcK purchaa. From Auguat 28th tlHu September •Uh. for every pound of BEEF STICK• SUMMER SAUSAGE told, Hickory Fermi of Ohlot wtll oontnbute 20< to the Muteultr Dyttrophy AleoclatlOn. ' VOL. 11, NO. 24\, 3 SECTIONS, 28 P.AGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1978 ,\fte raoea N.Y. Steeks .. II TEN CENTS i Gfttes Cleared • m FBI Probe Kille r R•n tetl CdM Man Slain In Bludgeoning By JOANNE REVNOLDS Ot .. o.ily ""lutf An all points. bulletin was is· sued today for the car belonging to a Corona del Mar man whose ..,altered body was discovered Monday night in bas blood· spattered bedroom. Police said the dead man. Ruben Martinez. 40, had been bludgeoned to death. They said this morning they haven't yet identified the murder weapon. Capt. Richard Hamilton. com- mander of the Newport Beach detective division , said Martinez' body was round at about 7:30 p.m. by a friend who'd been asked to check on the Corona del Mar resident because he'd failed to show up .for work Monday morning. According to police reports. ·Trade Drop Sends Buck Down Again LONDON <AP> The dollar dropped sharply today as news of the United States' $2.99-billion July trade deficit hit European currelicy exchanges. <Related story, A4> Gold prices leaped, as they gener ally do when the dollar falls. The dollar plunge. caused by widespread selling of the U.S. currency, followed a modest re- covery the past few days based on U.S. plans for more gold sales and easing or overseas bor· rowing restrictions "The small measures the United States has taken just don't seem as real as the trade deficit." said a dealer in Frankfurt, where the dollar ended at 2.0045 West German marks three run pfennigs short of its morning high and down from2.0215late Monday. In Paris. dealers said they had been anticipating an improve· ment on the June trade gap of $1 .6 biJlion and were taken by surprise. Trading was light, but the dollar sank from this morn- ing 's 4.4370 French francs lo 4 3750 at the end of trading. On Monday the dollar closed al 4.3985 francs. Gold started the day in London at $198.75 an ounce. up from Friday's closing of $198.25 before Britain's summer bank holiday Monday. By afternoon, gold was at $204.125 an ounce. At Zurich -the move was leu. rama lC, ing $199.375 to $202.75 at the end of business today. The British pound advanced in London to e nd the day al $1.93575, against $1.9250 at the close oflast week. In Tokyo, the business day was over before the bad news spread, and the dollar rose to 194.30 yen, against Monday's late price of 192.475 yen. · Martinez was a real estate salesman for Pondorr Realty in Santa Fe Springs, an agency owned by his brother-in-law. He'd lived in Corona del Mar for 12 years . The· brother-in-law telephoned some or Martinez' acquain- tances Monday evening asking if he'd been seen. One. whose iden· tity has not been released, went to the two-bedroom home at 411 Iris Avenue to check on him. Hamilton said robbery or burglary has not been ruled out as a motive. although he said it appeared the home "was as neat as a pin. All except the bedroom. It was a mess. Ap· parently there'd been one hell of a struggle." Hamilton said that. because Martinez lived alone, detectives would have problems determin· ing if any property is missing. However. he said Martinez' car. a white 1976 Datsun 8 ·210, is listed as missing and is being sought today. He said the public is being asked to look for the car, which carries California license plate 627SMR. Investigation at the murder scene was delayed by several hours Monday night because or a recent U.S. Supreme Court rul- ing that requires detectives to get search warrants in order to search the scenes of crime. Hamilton said a team of city detectives, coroner's in- vestigators and county crime lab specialists had to wait at the scene while the warrant was ob- tained. He said the exact time or death has not been determined, but it appeared Martinez had been dead less than 24 hours. Hua Arrives In Tehran TEHRAN, Iran <AP>- Chinese Chajrman Hua Kuo-reng arrived in Tehran today on the last stop of his first long foreign tour and was welcomed by Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi at Mehrabad airport. "I was waiting for you ," said the Shah, whose security chiefs set up a light ring or rine-toting soldiers at the airport and a 10-mile hne of police and troops leading into the city. Heavy security measures were ordered to protect the vis· itors from the Moslem fanactics blamed for a movie theater fire that killed 377 persons and other violence that has rocked Iran in recent weelcs. k89 said-Jt-has fessed he helped set the theater fire and would extradite him. Burial Planned NAIROBI, Kenya CAP> President Jomo Kenyatta is to be buried Thursday in a 34-foot square glass mausoleum with naming urns at each comer on the grounds ol -th&-parliament. building. The coffin will be placed In a tomb of gray Italian marble, and the mausoleum will be floodlit at night. .. Disc Delight Sarasota. Fla. Frisbee flinger Blue Ronk deftl y catches his plastic disc in antics before fell ow Flondian Cheryl Harman. Blue holds the world record for accuracy and placed third overall in the Southeast Region during last weekend's World Frisbee Championships at the Rose Bowl. About 88 Frisbee champs visited Main Beach Park in Laguna Beach Monday. Cops Probe Note Threat to Carter IDAHO FALLS, Idaho {AP> - Police and Secret Service agents are seeking a man who wrote .. the president will die Thurs· day" next to a picture of Presi· dent Carter pasted on a hotel mirror. knocked a maid un· conscious and set fire to a mat- tress. Bride Sues, Wses Mate CAIRO, Egypt (AP> - A 10-year-old girl from Suez sued her 32-year-0ld husband, claiming he took her furniture, but the judge ruled the suit in· valid because the girl was too young. to be married.... said. The report said the mar- riage was arranged 10 mont hs ago by the girl's cousin to satisfy a $14 debt owed the groom by the girl's family. Girls must be at least 16 to marry legally in Egypt. T he judge ordered tbe girl taken into court custody pendi~m iAvestigation_ Families per mitting un- der-age weddings usually are fined. Carter has been vacationing at Grand Teton National Park, Wyo .. 70 miles west or Idaho Falls where the hotel is located . Hal Thomas, head or the Secret Service security detail on Carter's trip. said: "It's under investigation by our people over there m Idaho Falls. We don't know if it's genuine or a hoax." Thomas said he hoped to make that determination later today. Police U . LeRoy Nelson said office rs were summoned to room 145 or the Ramada Inn on Monday morning to investigate the incident. The maid. Kathy Wagoner, told Idaho Falls television sla· tion KID that s he saw the message, written on the mirror with soap. when she entered the room. Pasted on the mirror was a picture of Carter. apparently torn from a newspaper or --magazine;~ satd:- man with a gun came toward her and said. "You should not have walked in here," she told police. She said he hit her on the head with the gun, knocking her un· conscious. The maid said the man wore a tailored suJt with a nashy tie and shirt that did not match, was good-looking and spoke with -an Eastenrattent. - - KING-TV in Seattle reported that a Secret Service agent con- firmed • mattress in the room had been set afire- Swit.zerla.Dd'S-ft'anc, whichJlu soared th.is year on the strength or that country's near-zero infla. tion, rose yet again. At the close of the day the dollar was at l.6SSS SwiSs francs, down from 1.6882 Monday. In Milan the news from W asbington cut the bottom out of a strong dollar rally. but the U.S. currency sUll ended the day at 845.SS lire, ut> from 842.80 the day before. Taz Billa Returned Wguna, Dance, Dinner Set The Laguna Folkdancers are hoetlng a beach party Wednes- day evening, complete with dancina on the Main Beach Park basketball courts. Potluck dinner be1ins at 6:30 p.m ., with dancin1 slated for 7:30 p.m. Euy foUtda.occs wtJJ be taught for oowcomers, and re1utar dt.tb m.mbera will show lbdr ltulf Gn·the c.-ement COUrU. More lDtormaUon ,, aY1Uable from carol Eppenon at 5'5-l.951. Boat Owners Missing Orange COunty Tax Collector Robert Citron knows where their boats are lqcated but la mtaalne about 2,000 boat owners. ,\nd the missing boat owners whose property tax bUls have been returned to Citron's office by the po&t omc.-e mu.st pay their bllls by 'fttunday, Aug. 31. If not. Jhey'll be ai;seaaed automatic atx percent penalties Citron said today that It Is not unusual to have a larae number of tax bill.I covertn1 boats re- t urncd a> hla offtce because the laxpayen hav not npt their addraa tuee up to date. U1ually, tM tax eollector eatd, there is lime to s~k out the owner and to redirect the blll to a new or corrected address. But In other yean. personal property tax bills were malled out In stages between Mar;h 1 and JuJy 1. Thia year. however, because or changes In property tax laws. bills were maHed in bulk Au,. 4. Consequently, the returns on tax bills mailm~n were unable to daUver bel(an sweepin1 back into the tax collector's ottice last week. And now there are boxes cbutk full of undelivered tax bills sitting in the collector'!\ or- fice with the payment deadline 48 hours away. The delivery problem in no way relieves the taxpayer from making prompt payment even though the tax bills are un- delivered. according to Citron. TtJat ls because It is the tax- pa)'er's obligation to have the correct and up to date address on file, he explained Citron said taxpayers may call l\Js office <834·3411 > for in· formation regarding their liablllty if they have not yet tt· ceivcd their personal property tax blll. Finance Doubts ,. Erased By GARY GRANVILLE Ot u. o.tty ,.. ... SUff The FBI has given Orange County Sheriff Brad Gates a clean bill of health after in- vestigating "certain allega· tions made against him." In a letter from U.S. At· torney David H.inden. Gates will be told today: "We have concluded there is no evidence against you that would warrant prosecution." The U.S. attorney's message ends a five-month probe into Gates' affairs that began last April. At that time, FBI spokesmen said the probe was centering on allegations or political corrup· lion made against Gates. The FBI refused to say who had made the allegations and to specify the nature of the allega- tions. But that will all be in the past today when Gates receives the letter from the Los Angeles of. fice of the U.S. attorney general. Gates managed to weather the taint of the investigation during the primary election when he finished first m a six-candidate race for sheriff. However. he was forced into a general election runoff against Lauren Rusk. During the intensive probe in· to the she rifr's affairs. his personal finances as well as his official actions were carefully scrutinized by a team of in- vestigators. Simultaneously. a federal grand jury heard testimony from a number of persons who had done business with Gates personally as well as pro- fessionally. In the letter clearing the sheriff of suspicion of any wrongdoing, Hinden noted that the bureau is obligated ·•to in· vestigate allegations" made against public officials and thanked the sheriff ror his cooperation in the five-month probe. Gates was not available ror comment today and is expected to be notified or his clearance later. o.lly f'I ... ''-" .._ CLEARED IN FBI PROBE County Sheriff Gates Service Rate Lowered by General Tel LOS ANGELES <AP> Beginning in September. the monthly bill for General Telephone's 2 million California customers will look a little dif· ferent: the total will be less. Those with monthly service charges of $10 will save an average of 54 cents per month, said General Telephone vice president Richard Ohlson on Mondav. Ohlson said Proposition 13 is responsible for the cut. which will save the company's residen- tial and business customers at least S5.5 million this year The rate will be subtracted rrom the monthly charge but will not affect toll or message units. directory advert1smg. private line service or other special billing, Ohlson said. Niguel Drug Bust Nets Three Suspects A Newport Beach man and County sheriff'~ officials said two others were scheduled for deputies patrolling the south· arraignment today in South county beach area happened on Orange County Municipal Court the alleged sale when they following their arrest near a re· spotted a Mason Jar contairung mote Laguna Niguel beach late two grams of hashish in one of Saturday during an alleged drug two cars parked in the area and sale. launched a search --ya B.oad...iiiL_ Dana Strand were Charles J. ~ · . Pontrelli . 20, or 242 Colton St., ~aid, were four pounds of man· Newport Beach and Gregory s JU~na and fou_r ounces. of co· McClure, 21, of Morro Bay and came. They said $4.000 an cash Lawrence A. Goddard or San was found m the other car Diego. Pontrelli is charged with possession of cocaine and the possession or marijuana for sale. McClure with possession of marijuana and cocaine and -.p0&&ession or marijuana (or sale, Goddard with possession or cocaine and possession of co· caine for sale. .. 'Sly' Guard Held in Death LOS ANGELES <AP> -Rock singer Sylvester "Sly" Stewart's personal bodyguard has bffn ar· rested In connection with a shooting death that occurred at Stewut's Mandeville Canyon home, police said An unidentified person brought the victim. Ricley Rhyne, 20, of IA'! Angeles to the UCLA Medical Center emergen· cy ward SUnday for treatment of a 1un1hot wound. West Los Angeles police said Monday. Rhyne died a short time later. The body1u1trd , Joseph Taylor. 37. who lives at Stewart's home, was arrested Monday and held on $100,000 bail, police satd. Coast W eathe r Night through mid morning low cloudiness. otherwise fair through Wednesda). Lows tonight m mid to upper 60s. Highs Wednesday about 70 at beaches to near 80 inland I NS IDE TODA 't' The desperate pleas of a woman bemg altocked by hu t!slranged hus band. lhe threat. "You're gomg to dte." a piercmg shnek, and the shot thol la~ ham all re- corded on police tape See Page A9 - A,Z DAIL V PILOT L§C ' DeltyPIMtlUH ..... HELEN THOMAS, LEFT, RESTRAINS MR. WEBB AS HE GRABS FOR ANCHOVY Pet Hotel Worker Suaan Berry Hotda Out Tidbtt tor Visiting Cormorent Bird IJikes Cats' J,ife Wrnwrant Moves Imo~ Pet Hotel By STEVE MITCHELL Ol U. Delly l'ilel SIMf You wouldn't think a bird would purpose· stands by a sliding glass door, watching Mrs. ly select a pet boarding home to hang his hat. Thomas working at her desk. but a wayward cormorant seems to be right at home among 37 felines at a Laguna Beach pet hotel. "MR. WEBB" was s1ttmg on a post at the Pampered Pet Holid ay Hotel Sunday when manager Helen Thomai. drove up to work • "I thought he'd fly oH when I approached ham but he just s at there cleaning his feathers," the pet hotel manager said. So she took the rare diving bard under hl'r wing. giving ham full run of the "Kitty Playroom." an area ui.ually s~t aside for the feline gue!>ts of the pet facility on Laguna Canyon H.oud THE CATS meanwhile. !>It in cages, JUSt out of reach of the late !>um mer guest, eyeing the win~t.>d upstart's every move. It's quite apparent the felines are not happy with the temporary arrangements. But Mr. Webb seems determined to s tay He reposes on a kitty couch and eats a half. pound of anchovies a day. On occasion he "HE COULDN'T have picked a better place to come," the soft·hearted animal keeper laughed. But she says she really doesn't want to keep the webbed.footed visitor. "U it belongs to someone, maybe they'll hear about him and come and pick him up," she said. Otherwise. she's going to check around to find a zoo for the cormorant. "He deserves his freedom. and a big zoo could provide hjm a natural habitat." "l'M REALLY not sure if it's a he or a she." Mrs. Thomas said. ''But I know it eats like a pig." Cormorants are used in the Orient by fishermen who tie nooses around their long necks and send them after fish. The nooses keep the aquatic birds from swallowing their catch. But Mrs . Thomas is g1V1ng Mr. Webb all the fish he can cat unlit she finds a home for him. · That's when the "paying guests" at the Holiday Hotel will get their sun room back. Laguna. Beach Mishaps Hurt Two Visitors Mom of Two Killed In Newport Crash Two out-of-state visitors to Laguna Beach were inJured m beach-related accidents Mon· day. with both victims taken to Sout h Coast Co mmunity Hospital after first aid treat· ment by lifeguards. Jose Alexander , 76, apparent· ly fell from the rocks at Cres- cent Bay Beach at noon Nonday. injuring the right side of his head. He was treated by li feguards and paramedics. then taken to the hos pital, where the New York v1s1tor was released after fu rther treatment Hours later. Jim Challas. 26. A Newport Beach mother or two died Monday night after her car was broadsided by a pick·UP truck driven by a Huntington Beach man police believe was drunk and ran a red light. Ann Smyser Martz. 35, of 401 Lugonia St. died at Hoag Memorial Hospital after suffer- injl massive head and chest in- Two Truckers Injured in of M mnesota was rescued by v· • c h lifeguards arter he hit his chm IeJO ras against the sand while bodysurf· , ing al Main Reach Park Two truckers were inJured. He wai. also taken to South one of them seriously. m the col- Coast, where he was treated in lision of tractor·trailer rigs on the e mergency room and re· northbound San Diego Freeway leased m Mission Viejo this morning. Puerto Rico 51? California Highway Patrol of- fi cers said a r ig driven by Eugene De Leal, 44. of Riverside UNITED NATIONS CAP) hit the rear of a truck trailer 1urics in the 8 p. m. collision at Prospect Street and West Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Poli ce said she is the seventh person to die in a traffic acci- de nt in Ne wport Beach this year. Police booked Ricky Allen Barnhill. 20. of 209 18th St. on s u s pi c ion of vehic lul ar mans laughter following Mon- day's fatal crash. He was re· leased from jail today after post- ing a $2.500 bond. According to police reports, Barnhill was driving his truck westbound on the highway and failed to stop for the traffic light at Prospect Street. Mr s . Martz ' car , a 1977 Chevrolet sedan, was turning from Prospect to the highway , when it was struck by the truck. Police said the woman was alone m her vehicle at the lime of the crash. Barnhill and an unidentified passenger suffered minor in- Juries m the crash . according to police reports. MANAGUA. Nicaragua <AP> -Mons than 100 army men_ were reported under arrest to- day for plotting to oust Presi· dent Anast.asio Somoza, and re- ports from the countryside said antl·Somoza popular uprt.tnis continued in major towns. The country's third laraest city, Matagalpa, was s aid to be In a state of slelle. A highly placed source In the national guard, Nicaragua's 7,500·man army. sald 12 officers and 85 aoldlera were arrested. but another source put the tot.al at more than 100 and said they included two colonels. A general strike called to de- mand Somoza's resirnation was 4'preadi.ne. but a spokesman for Somoza said the president bad no plans to resign. A Red Cross spokesman in Matagalpa, about 100 miles north of the capital. said a three· hour battle between government troops and civilians had just ended and "we don't know how many dead and Injured we have." But correspondents returning to the capital from the city of 61,000 said five persons had been killed during what they called a state of siege there. They said residents armed with pistols and born bs controlled most or Matagalpa and the national guard remained isolated in one part of the town. The government said e ight persons had bee n killed and more than 50 wounded in clashes in E steli, about 65 miles north of the capital. and ln Jinotepe. 18 miles south. the past three days. Meanwhile. the Senate today was to take up a bill passed by the lower house. the Chamber of Deputies, that would authorize Somoza to leave the country. But government sources said it did not mean he was planning to flee a nd a s pokes m an for Somoza said he had no plans to resign. Wnsumers !: Coats Rue LOS ,ANGELES <AP> - Alcohol. apparel and clothing upkeep were the only major items that failed to rise in price last month. tbe U S. Labor Department's Southe rn CaUfornia Bureau or Labor Statts t1cs an · nounced today. Prices in Los Angeles and Orange counties rose half a percent.as~ point in July, pushing the local consumer price index to another record. the Bureau said. It cost $19.43 to buy the same goods and services that cost $10 in 1967. the base price year. <Rel~ted story. M l Toro Marine Dies in Fiery Fighter Crash Marine Capt. Paul Pittman, 28. of Laguna Hills was killed Monday when h is righte r artcraft caught fire and crashed near the Naval Air Facility in El Centro. a Marine spokesman said. Pittman's A4 Skyhawk. part of a 16-plane squadron on a routine training mission. went down at 2 :45 p .m .• •.he spokesman said. Cause of the crash is being investigated. Pittman was stationed at El Toro Marine Air Station. He is survived by a 9·year-old daughter and his parents. Mr and Mrs. Edgar Pittman of Bend, Ore. He was divorced. Talks Drag On SAN FRANCISCO <AP > Negotiations dragged on Mon· day in the Northern California supermarket dispute that has idled more than J,000 Teamster union members and Jeft tht: shelves of four large chains Uun· ly stocked. Laguna Festival Cleanup Names Rexealed In Crash Four Oxnnd resid~nta who died Sundu when their twin· engme plane crashed lnto a Costa Mesa home have been 1dent1fied by Oran1e County Coroner's officials . Authorities said the plane car- ried Stephen D. Wood. 27, and bis wife, Robin. 28, and William A . La cey. 74, and his wire. Mary. 69. The two couples new out or Orange County Airport at 9:30 p.m Sunday after attendlna a wedding m the area . Within 10 minutes and before scores of Wllnesse5, tbe plane went out of control and s mashed into a home at 21CO Federal Ave., Costa Mesa. Four members of the Joseph Quintana family were home at the time but were ablt: to escape without mJUTY. National Safety Transporta· tion Board omc1als say it may be three month~ before an in· vesttgat1on mto tht cause of the crash Is completed. The Woods and Laceys were long-time friends. owning houses just a few doors apart near the beach. Thf; couples new to Orange County to attend the Santa Ana wedding or Kevtn Mahan and Lauren Franke on Sunday. The Ma han family members were friends of both couples. Stephen Wood had purchased the Beechcraft Baron rive-seater &bout three months ago from a pnvatt' party and he was ap- parent!)' the ptlot when the l1ght plane went down Wood. an unsuccessful can· dtdate for Oxnard city council in 1976. was a<.'t1ve m both civic and service organizations m the Oxnard area Along Wlth his rather. C. Dean Wood . the fam1I:, co-owned three MacDonald"s restaurants m Ox- nard and onl' in Malibu Fune rcil servaces ror tbe Woods will ht> held an Oxnard. SHv1ce~ lor tht: Laceyi. will bt: held m Los Angeles. Artists and maintenance men are scrub· bing up after the six-week Festival of Arts m Laguna Beach this week. Pete Marshall got the job of scouring the festival's trash cans. The scene was the same at the Sawdust and Art ·A Fair grounds where artists also are packing up Gov -Carlos Romero Barcelo of pulled by Jqs~ f'lores, .35. or El s;::=---'te"ll-..i~~11.•ee ed¥&~~___;:»a111a."'°_.IAll~),.-.a&.-&.:..i.:i....si...aa~~~~~~--~---=~~---';_;;;~:...=. - statehood for the U.S island commonwealth in a speech Mon - day to the U.N Special Commit· tee on Decolonization and said Puerto Ri cans are free either to declare themselves inde pendent or to choose to incorporate the isla nd into the American re· publi c as the Stst state. ORANQI COAST DAILY PILOT ~0..-. (N\t ~llp iJtOet ""'"-"'<~tHO'T' ... -u .............. ··-·-........ °'_ toe'• fl\;ott\l'lll'IQ (o~ ,..,....,.,td ... 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Flores was treated and released. $100 Theft In Clemente A Palo A1'co man who told police he .JtlaS visiting a San Clemente Jlmily, said he lost $700 in stereo and radio equip- ment when someone broke into his locked car. • Tom Miles told police Monday the burglary occurred while the car was parked overnight at the Noble F. Frye home, 605 Calle Real. Stolen from the car were a stereo, two speakers and a citizen band radio, police aald. Accord Reached SAN SALVADOR. El Salvador (AP l -Panama and Guatemala have ended a &-month-old quar· rel and agreed to re-establish diplomatic relations following medlation eflorta by Pl'esldent Carlos Hurnerto Romero of El Salvado r Their forei1n mlnlllera met Monday and stgned a joint De~laratioo of San ,Salvador. \ San Clemente Parking Ban Faces Study San Clemente's proposed iL.. dustrlal parr,·mefal esldenuaJ units and a proposed parking ban on residential streets will be discussed Wednesday at a joint meeting of the City Council and several city commissions. The study session is planned for 7 : 30 p . m. a t the San Clemente Inn. Attending will be members of the city's planning • park~ and recreation and traffic and parking comtniHlona, as well as city councilmen and members of the architectural re view board library Sets Sci-fi Film "Journey to the Center of Time? ... a full-1en.lth science fie· Uon thrlllfr, will 6e shown at the Laguna Beach Library Thurs· day at 2, 4, and 7 p.m . The mm cuJm(nates the local library's Tlme TuMel Readt"i Club profram. It wtll be 1ho1m free to al a1es. The library Is located at ae3 G lenneyre St. I HELP FIGHT MUSCULAR DYSTRQPHY ·a sncK SUMMER SAUSAGE SALE 30c LB. OFF 5CjC""~;:·~~F Otte0unt on 0 W.tch lht Jeny Lewl1 Ttltlhon Lobar O.y Woektnd. ff i ko11 farm~ whole sh~ purchase From August 28th tl'lru September 4tl'I. tor every pound of BEEF STICK• SUMMER SAUSAGE 1otd. Hickory Farms of Ohl~ will oontnbute 20• to the Mutcutar Ov1troe>11Y Aalociation OI ONIO ~ WISTCLIFF. Pl.Ali FASHION ISLAND '" ...................... 1 ... 71 ............ .,. ..... ,.. ... ,... .....,.. ........... ,. ~'Tltl&"Tl61atN . ' l VOL. 71, NO. 2~1. 3 SECTIONS, 21 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A TUESOAY, AUGUST 29, 1978 Today's Closl•g 1 N~Y-Steeb ' I ·1 # .; N ' TEN CENTS' Corona del Mar Mari Bludgeoned Gates Cleared In FBI Probe I l r l { ,. ' t ! > ' i t l ,• o.11,.....,.s-...~ CLEARED IN FBI PROBE County Sheriff Gates Ne wpor t Mao, 2 Others Held l In Drug Bust l A NewPort Beach man and I two others were scheduled for 1 arraignment today in South Orange County Municipal Court following their arrest near a re- mote Laguna Niguel beach late Saturday during an alleged drug sale. Arrested near Selva Road and Dana Strand were Charles J . Pontrelli, 20, of 242 Colton St., Newport Beach and Gregory S. McClure, 21, of Morro Bay and Lawrence A. Goddard of San Diego. Pontrelh is charged with possession of cocaine and the possession of marijuana for sale. McClure w1th Possession of marijuana and cocaine and possession of maraJuana for sale. Goddard with Possession of cocaine and Possession of co- caine for sale. County sheriff's officials said deputies patrolling the south- county beach area happened on the alleged sale when they ~~ a Ma$on .i~r c~nlainill&- two cars parked in the area and launched..a search. Also found in the car, officials said, were four Pounds of mari- juana and four ounces Of CO· caine. They 11aid $4,000 in cash was found In the other car. By GARY GRANVILLE °' ... DMly pftlll ..... The FBI has given Orange County Sheriff Brad Gates a clean bill of health after in· vestigating "certain allega- tions made against him." In a letter from U.S. At· torney David Hinden, Gates will be told today: ··we have co ncluded there is no evidence against you that would warrant prosecution." The U.S. attorney's message ends a five-month probe into Gates' affairs that began lasl April. At that time, FBI SPokesmen said the probe was centering on allegations of Political corrup- tion made against Gates. The FBI refused to say who had made the allegations and to specify the nature or the allega- tions. But that will all be in the past today when Gates receives the letter from the Los Angeles of- fice of the U.S. attorney general. Gates managed to weather the taint of the investigation during the primary election when he finished first in a six-candidate race for sheriff. However, he was forced into a general election runoff against Lauren Rusk. During the intensive probe in- to the s heriff's affairs, his personal finances as well as his official actions were carefully scrutinized by a team of in- vestigators. Sim ultaneo.us ly. a federal grand jury heard testimony from a number of persons who had done business with Gates personally as we ll as pro- fessionally. In the letter clearing the sheriH of sus picion of any wrongdoing, Hinden noted that the bureau is obligated "lo in- vestigate allegations" made against public officials and thanked the sheriff for his cooperation in the five-month probe. Gates was not available for comment today and is expected to be notified of his clearance later. SeH-ahortion T rial Begins BOWLING GREEN. Ky. <AP> -A young western Kentucky woman could be sent to prison for 10 to 20 years if she is found guilty on charges she performed an illegal abortion on herself with a knitting needle. -------gim-wdayi..-..- trial of Marla Elaine Pitchford, 22, whose a case ls believed to be one of the first in the nation where a woman, without in· volvemenl from doctors, has been charged with aborting herself. -· ··younger Charged OVer Campiugn-- SACRAMENTO <AP> -The Democratic Party chairman' in California Monday filed a formal comolaint charainit that Evelle Young~. Republican candidate for governor, violated campaign contribution reporting laws . Stretched Out Steve Koivisto gave it this heel and toe routine this morninl? during a local surfers' contest at Newport Beach's 36th Street. who are the best intermediate and senior surfers at the beach. No prizes were awarded. Judging was more or less by popular acclaim. Local surfers who more or 4ess organized the event competed in an ,effort to decide Senior Center Expands Newport Council Approves AdJition Pact A group or senior citizens who packed the Newport Beach City Council chambers burst into ap- plause Monday night as coun- cilmen agreed to build a 7,500- square foot addition to the city's senior center. Jn a 5-1 vote, with Mayor Paul Ryckorf dissenting and Coun- c ii woman J ackie Heather absent, councilm~n awarded a $405,000 contract for the addition on the site on Fifth and Marguerite avenues in Corona del Mar. Mos t of the money - $398,671 -is the remainder of the $800.000 federal grant the city used to purchase the six-acre site and former school building for senior citizens. The balance will come from the lease money collected from rental of the school buildings prior lo the opening of the center and from the city's Parks, Beaches and Recreation fund. That department is administer- ing the center. Representatives of the Friends of OASIS I Older Adults Social, Informational Service l Center were on hand to urge council approval of the contract g iven to the Noyes Roach Co. of Los Angeles. Mem'be1 s11ip fn the cenleT"S' support group center now num- bers 2,400 and spQkes men told councilmen that the existing buildings are inadequate for some or their programs. According to a city staff re- Port, lhe largest of the existing room~ ~an seat IQO.._people for dlning and 200 auditorium style. The new building will have a dining capacity of 400 and an auditorium capacity of~. The most recent large event at the center, a luau, attracted 235 people who bad lo be spread throughout the smaller rooms of the center. One of Ryckoff's objections was that the proPosed building would be oversized. However. Mayor Pro Tern Ray Williams, who led the coun- cil move to approve the con- tract. noted that the seniors ' or- ganization has grown rapidly and will probably need all the space available in the next few years. William s also noted that the building will be available for use by other community groups. One factor that apparently swayed two councilmen. Don Strauss and Paul Humme l, was a pledge from the friends board of directors that they would "de- velop a plan to provide operat ing and maintenance expenses .. for the new building. Dr Jerome Tobis. who de- livered the pledge in a letter to councilmen. said no specific plan has been devised yet. but he as- sured councilmen the group would find ways of helping the ci- ty defray the estimated annual $12,000 maintenance and opera- <See PACT, Page i\2) 7th Traffic V i ctim Mom of 2 Killed In Newport Crash A Newport Beach mother of two died Monday night after her car was broadsided by a pick-up truck driven by a Huntington ~h_ man_ police belie'le was dnlnk amhaA a red Ii&'"· Ann Smyser Martz, 35, of 401 Lugonia St died al Hoag Me morial Hospital after s uffer ing massive head and chest in- juries in the 8 p.m. collision at Prospect Street and West Coast Highway, NewpQrt Beach. .Po Uc~ said. she. is the seventh person to die in .a traffic acci- dent in Newport Beach this year. Police booked Ricky Allen Barnhill, 20. of 209 18th St. on s usoic1on of veh1clular mans laughter following Mon- day's fatal crash He was re- leased from Jail today after Post· ing a $2.500 bond. According to Police reports. Bamffi:" wa& -.m¥f11g ffiff-fflletf westbound on the highway and failed to stop for the traffic light at Prospect Street. Mrs. Martz' car , a 1977 Ch evrolet sedan, was turning from Prospect to the highway when it was struck by the truck. Police said the woman was atone tn tleT-vehicle· al the time of the crash. Barnhill and an unidentified passenger suffered m inor in- juries in the crash, according lo Police repQrts. Stolen Car Tied To Death? By IOANNE REYNOLDS 0t • o.Hr ...... ,.... An au points buJletio was is- sued today for the car belonging to a Corona del Mar man Whose ~altered body was discovered Monday night in his blood· spattered bedroom. Police said lhe dead man. Rubeo Martinez, 40, had been bludgeoned to death. They said this morning they haven't yet Identified too murder weapon. Capt. Richard Hamilton. com- mander of the NewpQrt Beach d etective divi sion . said Martinez' body was found at about 7:30 p.m . by a friend who'd been asked to check on the Corona del Mar resident because he'd railed to show up for work Monday morning. According to police repQrts, Martinez was a real estate salesman for Pondoff Realty in Santa Fe Springs, an agency owned by his brother-in-law. He·d lived in Corona del Mar for 12 years. The brother-in-law telephoned some of Martinez ' acquain- tances Monday evening asking if he'd been seen. One, whose iden· tity has not been released, went- to the two-bedroom home at 411 Iris Avenue to check on him. Hamilton said robbe r y or burglary has not been ruled out as a motive, although he said it appeared the home "was as neat as a pin All except the bedroom. It was a mess. Ap- parently there'd been one hell of a struggle.·· Hamilton said that, because Martinez lived alone, deteetives would have problems determin- ing if any property is missing. However. he said Martinez· car . a white 1976 Datsun B-210, is listed as missing and is being sought today He said the public is being asked to look for the car. which carries California license plak 627SMR. lnvesti~ation at the murder scene was delayed by several hours Monday night because of a recent U.S. Supreme Court rul- ing that requires detectives to ~et search warrants in order to search the scenes of crime Hamilton said a team of city detective". coroner 's in - ves tigators and county c rime lab specialisLc; had to wait ar the scene while the warrant was ob- tained He said the exact time of death has not been determined, but it appeared Martinez had been dead less than 24 hour-s Burial P lanned NAIROBI, Kenya CA P > Pres ident Jomo Kenyatta is l<' 1 be buried Thursday in a 34-foot squaT~ gtass mauso!~m wttt'.f rfamtng ams at eacn {O;,rn~e,,.;r;..:.o:;,n~===:I! the grounds or the parliament building. The coffin will b.: placed in a tomb or gray Italian marble. and the m a usoleum will be floodlit at night . Co ast We a t h er <:onsumers' l:ost,s Rise NeWport Council Deadlocked Ni1tht through mid morning low cloudiness. otherwise (air throu~h Wednesday Lowe; tonight 1n mad to upper 60s Hlgh,- Wednesday about 70 Eil beaches to near 80 inland I LOS ANGELES <AP> - A lcobol. apparel and clothing upkeep were the only major Items that failed to rise in price last month. the U.S . Labor Department's Southern California Bureau of Labor Statistics an· nounced today. Prices in Los Angeles and Orange counties rose half a percentage point In July, pushln1 lhe local consumer price index to another record, the BW'eau said ll co.t $19.48 to buy lhe same eoods and services that ~ $10 in 1967, tM base prite year <Related 1tory, M > With councilwoman J•ckle Heather absent, Newport Beach city council members found themselves deadlocked Monday night over appointment& to their coastal planning committee. The appoinUnents to the 10- member committee, delayed once by council o.bseoleetsm, were put off"untll a Sept. 11 meet- ing, at which all seven council members are expected to be pre- sent. The committee, whlcl\ ls to work out the plannh1g doculnent that will enable Lhe city to re- gain control of its coastal zone from the coastal commtulon, has become a political football. At Issue Is the council's outhorlty to make thre6 or the IO appoinlmcnts. ., One conUnaent or councilmen -Paul Ryckoff. Ray Williams and Paul Hummel -want the council to decide on those three appolntment.s in addition to the seven that they already have aareed lhey will select. But, councilmen Don Mcinnis, Don Strauss and Evelyn Hart want those three appQintments to be chosen by the members ol three or the city's citizen ad· visory commltlees. Under the plan already ap· proved by the coastal com· mlaaloo. each councilman ls to appoint one committee member. That appolntee is to be someone who h&1 not previously been in· volved aa a member or a city committee or commission. The remalnln1 appointments • were to be selected by each com· mitlee from its own ranks The committees are the TranspQrt.a- tion Plan, Environmental Quali- ty and Community Development Citizen Advisory Committees. all appQinted by the council. The change, which would take the appQintment of those three members oul of the hands of the committees and give it to coun- cUmen, was in.itiaJly OPPoSed by Mrs. Heather. She was successful two weekR ago in stalling the appointments At the lime. she nraued agalnst the chanae. notina that the Idea in forming the commit· tee is to remove it as much as possible from City Council In- fluence. Durin1 Monday'3 discussion. Hummel supported the.change by noting that all other commit- tee appQintments are made by councilmen. not by other com· m ittee members But Strauss disagreed. He r1rst pointed out that coastal commission r~presentatlves had earlier rejected a city plan that called for make·up of the com· mlttee to be from the ranks of the city council and planning commission. •·we want a good deal or dtlzen representation on this committee," he said. Strauss countered Hummel'!! argument by saying tha\ the coastal planning committee Is a one·llme ad hoc group. not an on -going committee. Therefore. he said, the appointment pro. cedure should cfilfcr from lbe council's standard practice . I NSID E T ODA" The ~rpnote plf!o.s of o woman being auacked by hf?" utranged hu.fband. itit lhreat. ··You re going to die. · o piercing shnek. and ttie shot that la~ lum all rt!'· corded on police !aµe St!'e Page A9. l•dex OM. Y PILOT Detkii Blamed Dollar Takes Sudden Drop LONDON tAI"> Ttw doU&r drop~ lharply today a M• of lhe Uruted State · SZ.11-bllbon Jwy tnde del1cit bit E\tropean l'Utttiocy excbua •· f R lated "Of)', M> Oold prt l~•s>ed. as they aeneirally do wh~n th(' dollar f•ll!~ Thl' dollar pluO,l!, c•used by wtdt•:tprHd selUq of lbe \J.S currt!nt'). followed • rnodut re- cover) the past few day bl.5ed on U S plau for mor~ told a.al •nd ea1a111 ol 0¥ rseu bot'· rowln& ~tioos Preside nt Threate ned; Man Sought IDAHO FALLS. Idaho CAP> - Police and Secret Service agents are seeking a man who wrote "the president will die Thurs- day" next to a picture of Presi- dent Carter pasted on a hot.el mirror. knocked a maid un- conscious and set fire to a mat- tress. Carter has been vacationing at Grand Teton National Park, Wyo., 70 miles west or Idaho Falls where the hotel is located. Hal Thomas. head or the Secret Service security detail on Carter's trip, said: "It's under investigation by our people over there in Idaho Falls. We don't know if it's genuine or a hoax." Thomas said he hoped to make that determination later today. PoHce U . LeRoy Nelson said officers were s ummoned to room 145 of the Ramada Inn on Monday morning to investigate the incident. The maid, Kathy Wagoner, told Idaho Falls television sta· tion KID that she saw the message, written on the mirror with soap, when she entered the room. Pasted on the mirror was a picture or Carter, apparently torn from a newspaper or magazine, she said. When she turned around a man with a gun came toward her and said. "You should not have walked in here," she told police. She said he hjt her on the head with the gun. knocking her un- conscious. The mald said the man wore a tailored suit with a flashy tie and shirt that did not match, was good-looking and spoke with an Eastern accent. KING-TV in Seattle reported that a Secret Service agent con· firmed a mattress in the room had been set afire but the flames nad gone out before the woman came to. The room was sealed off by police, w~o wer e joi.ned by security officers from Air Force One -the president's plane parked at Idaho Falls Municipal Airport. Carter is scheduled to fly by helicopter to Idaho Falls on Wednesday to board the plane .for the trip back to Washin~ton. Secret Service personnel flew in from J ackson. Wyo on Mon· day nil!hl. Stat,e So/om Unmask Law .. Tbl' amall mc1aura:1 lbe United Sbt 1 haa t41ken Juat don't aeem roal u the t.radl deficit," aatd a doaler In t•ranltfurt, whore lb dollar eoded at 2.ooe.s Welt German m ril -three rull ptennl11 &hort ot ill momma hl&h and downfrom2.0215hat.c.Monday In Parls. deale~ said they had been 11ntic1patlna un Improve ment on the June trade aap of 11 e billion and were taken by surprt1e. Tradina was Utht, but the dollar sank from this mom-1n1 's f.'370 French francs to 4.37.50 at the ~ ot tradinl. On Monday tbe dollar closed at 4.3SllS ~ancs. GoJd started the day in London at SUI&. 75 an ounce, up from Friday's closina of $198.25 before Britain's summer bank holiday Monday. By afternoon, gold was at 12CM.12S an ounce. At Zurich the move was less dramatic, from Monday's clos- ing $199.375 to S202. 75 at the end of business today. Tbe British pound advanced in London to end the day at .$1.93575, against $1.9250 at the close of last week. In Tokyo, the business day was over before the bad news · spread, and the dollar rose to 194.30 yen, against Monday's late price of 192.475 yen. Switzerland's franc, which has soared this year on the strength or that country's near-zero infia· tion, rose yet again. At the close of the day the dollar was at 1.6555 Swiss francs, down from t .6882 Monday. F....,Page AJ PACT. • • lion cost. Ryckoff said the pledge was not specific enough and indicat· ed he would have voted in favor of the project if the seniors had promised they could make the center self-supporting. The multi-purpose building is shown on the master plan for the center of the city submitted to the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development in ob· taining the grant money. Plans also call for development of at wo-acre public park on a por- li on or the center prop- erty. City Manager Robert Wy~ said the park development will have to await availability or city funds. He indicated he expects the seniors to contribute to the landscaping of the area around them ulti-purpose building. Border Check Reveals Birds SAN DIEGO CAP> -A Jamul man has been arraigned in federal court on parrot smug- gling charges and the bodiesof563 exotic birds believed Crom MEx· ico were frozen for use as trial evidence, authorities say. Wilham Joseph <.;onger, 34, was arrested Monday al the Temecula border checkpoint. A Customs Service spokesman said the birds represented one of the largest seizures of parrots and other exotic species within the San Diego and Imperial Counties jurisdiction. Jeweler Robbed SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -A bandit made off with $100,000 in jewels after persuading a jeweler to open his store on Sun- SACRAMENTO IAP> -Amid comments about Ku Klux Klan sheets and jokes about Jimmy -----~ Caile.i: ma&b .. the California As--==----ffflttfl1¥-M9-approvett a btlt t() delete the law making it illegal to wear a mask in public. _-.da.'J'....~ii~Jii.nx c .. ~tern told investigators theoandit pulled a gun after he admitted him to the store on Market Street. Entertaining at La Casa Parillea Former President Richard Nixon and Mrs. lo~a.l Orange . County Republican fund - Nixon greet guests at their estate in San raising reeeptton. More than ~ persons Clemente. The Nixons were hosts for a attended the $250-per.plate affair Sunday. Nicaragua Uprisings Cominue MANAGUA, Nicaragua <AP> -More than 100 army men were reported under arrest tG- day for plotting to oust Presi- dent Anastasio Somoza. and re- ports from the countryside said anti-Somoza popular uprisings continued in major towns. The country's third largest city, Matagalpa, was said to be in a state of sie2e. A highly placed source in the national guard. Nicaragua's 7.500-man army, said 12 officers and 85 soldiers were arrested. but another source put the total at more than 100 and said they included two colonels. A general strike called to de- mand Somoza's resignation was spreading, but a spokesman for Somoza said the president had no plans to resign. A Red Cross spokesman in Matagalpa, about JOO miles north or the capilal, said a three. hour battle between government troops and civilians had just ended and "we don't know how many dead and injured we have." But correspondents returning to the capital from the city of 61,000 said rave persons had been killed during what they called a state of siege there. They said residents armed with pistols and bombs controlled most of Matagalpa and the national guard remained isolated in one part of the town. The government said eight per sons had been killed and more than 50 wounded in clashes in Esteli, about 65 miles north of the capital, and in Jinotepe, 18 miles south, the past three days. Meanwhile, the Senate today was to take up a bill passed by the lower house, the Chamber of Deputies. that would authorize Somoza lo leave the country. But government sources said it did not mean he was planning to rtee and a s pokesman for Somoza said he had no plans to resign. Newport Declines Badham Resolution Newport Beach Mayor Paul Ryckoff thought he bad a routine item on his hands when he asked his council colleagues Monday to approve a resolution supporting Congressman Robert Badham, R-Newport Beach. A group of Badham supporters will be holding a dinner honor- ing him on Sept. 6 and they solicited reso1utions honoring the politician for 16 years of public service. The Newport Beach city coun- cil won't be sending one. The only two council members favoring the measure were Ryckorf and Councilman Oon Mc Innis, one of the dinner's hosts. Councilwoman Jackie Heather was absent. Councilman Don Strauss op- posed the measure because it in- volves the city in partisan politics in an election year. He suggested one be sent after the election. Councilwoman Evelyn Hart abstained. "Do we have to vote on this?" she asked. "I don't know that much about it." Mayor Pro T e m Ray Williams, wbo voted against the resolution, wanted to know what was so significant about 16 years of service as opposed to 10 or 20 years in office. Councilman Paul HummeJ voted against the resolution without offering any explana-tion. Mcinnis, in one last effort to get the measure passed tried to get members of the press to ''dose their ears" and let the council discuss the matter off the record. When that move failed, Williams suggested that the mayor could send a letter of commendation signed only by Ryckoff, thus not "implicating" the rest of the counciJ. "After this vote I'm not about to," said Ryckoff. Wait Pays Off Burg lars F oi"led in Try An Irvine woman got a first-hand look Monday at how some burglars operate. Tina Warren who lives In a north Irvine.neighborhood, first heard a knoek at her door. RATHER THAN answer immediately, she peeked out a doorway peephole and spied two men she didn't know. She didn't thlnJc: they belonged in the neighborhood. Hoping they'd leave, s he kept quiet. She watched as one or the men walked to the front window while the other stood by the door As she looked on. the man at the >Vindow produced a screwdriver. pried off the screen and then pried open the win· dow. "WHAT ARE you doing?" she inquired as he stepped through the window Into the living room "Notrung," he said. "Sorry, nothing, nothing," and backed out. She told police both men ran to a van and drove southbound on Culver Drive. Very fast, she said. Four Oxnard residents who died ,Sunday when their hrin· enaine pJane crashed into a Coata Mesa home have been ldentifled by Oran1e County Coroner's officialt. Authorities said the plane car- ried Stephen 0 . Wood, 27. and bis wife, Robin, 26, and William A. Lacey, 74 , and his wife, Mary, 69. The two couples flew out of Oranee County Airport at 9:30 p .m . Sunday after attending a wedding in the area. Within 10 minutes and before scores of witnesses, the plane went out of control and smashed into a home at 2140 Federal Ave .. Costa Mesa Four members of the Joseph Quintana family were home at the time but were able to escape without in.Jury. National Safety Transporta· lion Board officials say it may be three months before an in· vestigation into the cause of the crash is completed. The Woods and Laceys were long-time friends, owning houses just a few doors apart near the beach. The couples flew to Orange County to attend the Santa Ana wedding of Kevan Mahan and Lauren Franke on Sunday. The " Mahan family members were friends of both couples. Stephen Wood had purchased the Beechcraft Baron five-seater about three months ago from a private party and he was ap- parently the pilot when the light plane went down. Wood. an unsuccessful can- didate for Oxnard city council in 1976, was active in both civic and service organizations in the Oxnard area. Along with bis father C. Dean Wood. the family co-owned three MacDonald's restaurant& in Ox· nard and one in MaJibu. Funeral services for the Woods will be held in Oxnard. Services for the Laceys will be held in Los Angeles. Delta Wasn't Ready When Robot WtU SAN DIEGO CAP> -Odd things can happen in an airport. but when the unidentified owner or a s-root-2. 170-pound robot wanted to buy two tickets east it was too much for Delta Airlines Gordon Brady. airport supervisor at Lmdbergh Field in San Diego, said the robot ·s owner asked to buy two tickets lo an unspecified East Coast city on a Sunday night flight. Problems with weight, getting it <i board the w1debody L· 1011 TriStar Jet and security forced Delta lo reJec·t the cone-shaped passenger with the opaque plastic head and h ··substantial eleNron1r vocabulary · Brady s aid Monday Delta, howe\ler did arrange for lht! odd couple to fly aboard an American A1rhnes Jetliner better eqwpped to handle such a passenger. Such legislative authorization for presidential travel abroad is customary in Lalin America and the sources said Somoza keeps his in force all the lime and was just renewing It. Brady said the robot was not equipped lo sit down although it did have flexible arms and hands that looked hke suction ~ cups flrtoTm~Tt'S" s rld-"l·;rd1-o· messages about a coup were broadcast openly Sunday on the military network. c, The vote late Monday was 43-34 on SB 1747 by Sen. Alan Sieroly. D-Los Angeles. lt re- turns to the Senate for action on Assembly ~mendments. ORANGE COASt " Jewish Education HELP Fl&HT MUSCULAR DYST•OPHY Bllf sncK DAILY PILOT .. _, .. _ ~·~·--·­, ..... cwi.-, v1.-~ ... .....,1-o.-o1,,._. n......11-h~•or ,_ ........... ,.,.._,"" ...... o. ... ,.. ..... lltt-, *" "'""'••1,,..,...,,..u..,, -~ . . . .... ~ Conference Slated A rare opportunJty to eat a kosher taco and talk with some of this country's leading writers will be offered at UC Irvine Wednesday at the close of a four-day conference on Jewish education. More than 900 educators from the United St.ates, Canada and Israel have 1atbered for the Western Conference on Alternatives in Jewish Educ1· ti on. The first such meetlna on the West Coast , the conference ta third in a aeries deslcned to ex- p lo re innovative trends tn Jewish cultural and reU1lou1 education. More than 171 workahoPt bavt been loina on since Sunday, anci tbere ar.2S ex.hlbJt bc>otha. It's bt· ln1 held at Brin Dol1n1tory In Utt Mesa Commou area, and on campualntheP'lMA.rtuomplex. Food setvM In the dormitory cafeteria foUows Jewish dietary laws. Participants already have ea ten kosher Chinese and tonight feast on a kosher Mexican dinner . The conference c loses Wednesday with "The Happen· ing," a Jewish fair with art dis· plays, performing groups, mimes, a fashion show with models In Biblical costume. educational demonstrations and a panel ot Jewish writers. The event, open to the public wtthout charge, begins at 7:30 p.m., in and around UCJ's Fine Artl complex. On the writers panel are, among others, authors Sarah <"Loote Chan1e") Davidson and Michael (''Whal Ever Happened to the C11a1 of '&S"> MIOved. The conference ts sponaored by The Coalition for Alternatives In Jewish Education, a rellowshJp of persons Interested In Jewl8h f'ducotlon WESTCLIFF PLAZA ,,,.a ....... .......,..._.ua..ot11 ~Tlt W:'Tl u-.,.s SUMMER SAUSAGE SALE lOc LB. OFF soc ·~;:~~F Olsoounr on whole al/etc purchase From Auguat 28th thru September 4th. for every pound of BEEF STICK• SUMMER SAUSAGE aotd, Hickory Farms of Otl~ wtll oontrlbute 20" 10 tn. Muecu1er DytlrOphv Aslocltllon , Af&erm ... • ~.Steeb ' ~ . VOL 71, NO. 2•t, 3 SECTIONS, 21 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1978 • TEN CENT!f Gates ·Cleared • m FBI Probe Activity Funding Delayed The Saddleback Area Coordinating Counci1·s ex- ecutive board Monday declined to endorse a proposal to spend $35,000 m county service area funds for a proposed after-school recreation program. Instead, the board authorized eac.'h of its members to contact the presidents or homeowner as- sociations within the separate service districts represented by SACC to determine who supports ' the Saddleback Unified School District program. Tentatively planned. said school district reereation com· , missioner Lynn Williams. is a f districtwide program budgeted for $156.314 through June 1979. The school district already has budgeted $58,393 fo r its c.'urrent summer recreation program. ~ Both programs bring proposed ~xpenditures for 1978-79 to $214.707. Last year. the county Board of ~ Supervisors s upported south l county service area recommen- ' dations lo spend $100.000 on such t a program, matching an iden- tical amount pledged by the school district. Steve Neff. school recreation s upervisor. said this morning that additional costs this fi scal year result fro m more than $20.500 spent for a summer swim ins truction program us ually taught as a s ummer school pro- gram. Summer school programs · were eliminated because or a loss or district income through Proposition 13. o.lty ~,_SUff ~ HELEN THOMAS, LEFT, RESTRAINS MA. WEBB AS HE GRABS FOR ANCHOVY Pet Hotel Worker Suaan Berry Holds Out Tldbtt for Visiting Cormorant Wrmorant Moves Into Laguna Pet Hotel By STEVE MITCHELL ' Of llllf o.lly Pilot Si.ff You wouldn't think a bird would purpose-stands· by a sliding glass door. watching Mrs . ly select a pet boarding home to hang his hat. Thomas working at her desk but a wayward cormorant seems to be right at home among 37 relines at a Laguna Beach "H.E COULDN'T have picked a better pet hotel. place to come," the soft-hearted animal "MR. WEBB" was sitting on a post at the Pampered Pet Holiday Hotel Sunday whe n manager Helen Thomas drove up to work. "I thought he'd fly off when I approached him but be just sat there cleaning his feathers," the pet hotel manager said. keeper·laugbed. But she s ays she really doesn't want to keep the webbed-footed visitor. "lf it belongs to someone, maybe they'll hear about him and corqe and pick him up," she said. Otherwise. sbe's goiqg to checlc around to find a zc;:> for the cormorant. "He deserves his freedom, and a big 200 could previde him a natural habitat." Finance Doubts Erased By GARV GRANVILLE OftlllOlilty .......... The FBI has given Orange County Sheriff Brad Gates a clean bill of health after in· vestigating "certain allega- tions made against him.·· In a letter from U.S. At· torney David Hinden. Gates will be told today: "We have conc lud e d th ere is no evidence against you that would warrant prosecution." The U.S. attorney's message ends a five-month probe into Gates' affairs that began last April. At that lime. FBI spokesmen said the probe was centering on allegations of political corrup- tion made against Gates . The FBI refused to say who had made the allegations and to s peciry the nature or the allega- tions. But that will all be in the past today when Gates receives the letter from the Los Angeles of- fice of the U.S. attorney general. Gates managed to weather the taint of the investigation during the primary election when he finished first in a six-candidate race for sheriff. However. he was forced into a general election runoff against Lauren Rusk. During the intensive probe in- to the s heriff's affairs. his personal finances as well as his official actions were carefully scrutinized by a team of In- vestigators. As proposed. the school dis- trict would operate an arter- school recreation program in county Service Areas 4, 6. 8, 5 I and 12. blanketing Mission Vie· jo, El Toro, Laguna Hills and <See FUNDS, Page A2) So she took the rare diving bird under her wing, giving him full run or the "Kitty Playroom." an area usually set aside for the feline guests or the pet facility on Laguna Canyon Road. "l 'M REALL V not sure if it's a he or a she.:· Mrs. Thomas said. "But I know it eats like~ pig." Simultaneously. a federal g rand jury heard testimony from a number of persons who had done business with Gates pe r sonally as well as pro- fessionally. In the letter clearing the s heriff of suspicion of any wrongdoing, Hinden noted that the bureau is obligated "lo in- vestigate allegations·· made against public oHicials and thanked the s he riff for his cooperation in the five-month probe. i . , Toro Marine Dies in Fiery Fighter Crash Marine Capt. Paul Pittman, 28. of Laguna Hills was killed Monday when hi s fi g hter aricraft caught fire a nd crashed near the Naval Air F'ac11ity in El Centro. a Ma rine spokesman said. Pittman's A·4 Skyhawk. part of a 16-plane squadron on a routine training mission, went down at 2 .45 p .m .. the s pokesman said Cause of the crash 1s being investigated. Pittman was stationed at El Toro Marine Air Station. He is survived by a 9-year-old daughter and his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Pittman of lwuL..Or..e.Jie w.a ~1' .. XPr~el.\. _ _ Younger Charged THE CATS meanwhile. sit in cages, just out of reach of the late-summer guest, eyeing the winged upstart's every move. It's quite apparent the felines are not happy with the temporary arrangements. But Mr. Webb seems determined to stay He reposes on a kitty couch and eats a half- pound of anchovies a day. On occasion he Cormorants .re used in the Orient by fishel'1llen who tie nooses around their long necks and send therm arter fish. The nooses keep the aquatic birds from swallowing their catch. But Mrs. Thomas ts giving Mr. Webb all the fi sh he can eat until she finds a home ror him. That's when the "paying guests•· at the Holiday Hotel will get their sun room back. Man Bludgeoned Fire Damage At $200,000 Stolen Car Sought Gates was not available for comment today and is expected to be notified of his clearance later. President 'Direatened; Man Hunted IDAHO FALLS. Idaho <A P l -ln Cd,... M de Police and Secret Service agents Fire swept through a Santa JFJ.. U~ r are seeking a man who wrote Ana res taurant early today. "the president will die Thurs· In Restaurant causing an estimated $200,000 day" next lo a picture or Pres1- worth of damage. By JOANNE REYNOLDS However. he said Martinez' dent Carter pasted on a hotel Fire officials reported the 011t1eo.1i,1"t•eui.tt car, a white 1976 Datsun B-210. mirror. knocked a maid Un· blaze in Don Arturo's restaurant An all points bulletin was is-is listed as missing and is being conscious and set fire to a mat- at 2101 E. 17th St. had engulfed sued today for the car belonging sought today. tress. the building b y the time to a Corona del Mar man whose He said the public is being Carter has been vacationing at ·ttr~ft~tetS"·~··t14'ftW0'tu·ur~··•-Jtah~body--wm,--dt~f>W'n!d-· ukd·t9'fook ror the car. which Grand Teton National Park, scene at 6:09 a .m. Monday night in his blood-carries California license plate ~ltls'w1~r!:'ti~~s ho~eels~s 0 10fcalfedaho. They said It took 25 minutes lo s pattered bedroom. 627SM R. bring lhe fire under control. Police said the dead man. Investigation at the murder Ha I Thomas. head of the By then, the inferno had Ruben Martinez, 40, had been scene was delayed by several Secret Service security detail on d estroyed the res taurant's bludgeoned to death. They said hours Monday night because or a Carter's trip, said: "It's under kitchen and-food~wrage areas. this morning they .haven't yet recent U.S. Supreme Court rul-investigation by our people over While direct fire dama~ was identified the murder weapon. ing that requires detectives to there in-Idaho· Falls. We don'L minimal in the dining room Capt. Richard Hamilton, com-get search warrants in order to know if it's g~nuin~r a hoax." DIM\' ...... sc.,, ,,_ CLEARED IN FBI PROBE County Sheriff Gates Two Truckers Injured in Viejo Crash Two truckers were injured, one or them seriously. in the col- lision of tractor·trailer rigs on northbound San Diego Freeway in Mission Viejo this morning. California Highway Patrol of- ficers said a rig driven by Eugene De Leal. 44, of Riverside hit the rear or a truck trailer pulled by Jose Flores. 35. of El Sauza1. Mexico. at 4:15 a .m . ~ near Oso Parkway. ...,,,... Officers said cause of the acci· dent Is being investigated. De Leal is reported in stable condition at Mission Community Hospital. Flores was treated and released. Bride Sues, loses Mate CAIRO. Egypt <AP> - A 10-year -old girl from Suez sued her 32-year-old husband. claiming he took her furniture, but the judge ruled the suit in- valid because the girl was too young to be married. Al Ahram newspaper here said. The report said the mar· riage was arranged 10 months ago by the girl'~ cous in to satisfy a $14 debt owed the groom by the girl's ramily Girls must be at least 16 to marry lega lly in Egypt The judge orde red the girl taken into court custody pending an investigation. Families permitting un· der.age weddings usually are fined. Coast - SACRAMENTO <AP> -The Democratic Party chairman in California Monday filed a formal complaint cbargtng that Evelle Younger, Republican candidate for governor. violated l!limJ>atgn contribution--reporting laws. ~rea, the officials said it is likely mander of the Newport Beach searc~ the scenes or crime. Thomas s~id ~e hoped to make the enw-..building will ba\le to detective diY.islo~ 91tftt----Hamilton-ttaid a teem-or oily-that determination later today. J I ( , . Wnsumers' Wst.s Rise LOS ANGELE.5 <AP) - Alcohol. apparel and clothlna upkeep were the only major items that failed to rise in price last month. the U.S. Labor Defartment 's Southern Ca ifornia Bureau of Labor Statistics an-nounced today. Prices in Los Angeles and Orange counties rose half a percentage point in July, pWJhing the local consumer price index to another record, the Bureauaald. It cosl $19.43 to buy the same l(OOds and aervlcelJ lhat ~ $10 lo 1967, the hue price year. <Related story, At> . , be eel u1 th M ti • bod f d d t t · . . Ponce Lt:-t:;eRormtsnn said raz as a res t of e ex· ar nez y was oun at e ec 1v es. corone r s .in · officers were summoned to tensive damage in other parts of abo~t 7 :30 p.m. by a friend vestlgat~r~ and count~ cnme room l4.5 of the Ramada Inn on the building. who d been asked to cbe~k on lab spec1~sts had to wait at the Monday morning to investigate Cause of the fire has not yet the Coron~ de~ Mar resident sc~ne while the warrant was ob-the incident .. been determined. because he d faJled to show up tamed. . . / The maid, Kathy Wagoner. 'Sly' Guard Held in Death LOS ANGELES CAP> -Rock singer Sylvester "Sly" Stewart's personal bodyguard has been ar- rested in connection with a shooting death that occurred at Stewart's Mandeville Canyon home. police said. An unidentifie d person brouaht the victim Ricky Rhyne, 20, of Los Ange{es to the UCLA Medical Center emergen· cy ward Sunday for treatment of a 1un1bot wound1 West Los Angeles police said Monday. Rhyne died a !'hort time taler. The bodyguard , Joseph Taylor. 37, who l ives at Stewart's home, was arrested Monday and held on Sl00,000 bail. police said for work ~onday m~rning. He said the exact t1m.e of told Idaho Falls television sta-Ac~or<l1ng to police reports. death bas not been determined, tlon KIO that s he saw the Martinez was a real esta~e but it appeared Martinez hpd message. written on the mirror salesman for Pondoff Realty in beendeadlessthan24hours. with soap, when she entered the Santa Fe Springs, ao ~gency room. Pasted on the mirror was owned by bis brother-in-law. 1Jo,..,der Check a picture or Carter apparently He'd lived in Corona del Mar for • ~ torn rrom a ne~spaper or 12 years. magazine, she said. The brother-In-law telephoned When she turned around 8 some of Martinez' acquair~-'RelJea/,s Birds man with a gun came toward lances Monday evening asking if her and said "You should not he'd been see°' One, whose iden-SAN DIEGO CAP) -A Jamul have walked 0in here," she told tlty has not been released, went man has been arraigned In • police. lo the two-bedroom home ftt 411 federal court on parrot smug-She said he hit her on the head Iris A venue to check on him. gling charges and the bodies of 563 with the gun knocking her un- H am i 1 ton said robbery or exotic birds believed from MEx-conscious. ' burgtnry has not been ruled out ico were froien for use as trial The maid said the man wore a as a motive, althouah he said lt evidence, authorities say. tallored suit with a flashy tie appeared the home "was as neat WllJtam Joseph Conger, J.4, and shirt that did not match, as a pin. All except the waa arrested Monday at the was good-looking and spoke with bedroom. It was a mess. Ap-Temecula border checkpoint. an Eastern accent parently there'd been one hefl of A Customs Service spokesman KING-TV in Seattle reported a struggle.'' said the birds ~presented one ot that a SecM Service agent con- Hamllton said that, because the largest seizures or pan'Oll firmed a mattre~s In the room Martina Uved alone, detec:tlves and o~r exotic species with.In had been set afire but the names wouJd have problems determin· the San Diego nd Imperial hod J(one out before the woman Ina If any property ts misstna. CoundesJuriM.OcUoo. (Sft11fREAT,Pa1eA!) ' . ,· Weather Night through mid morning low cloudiness, otherwise fair through Wednesday Lowi:; tonight in mid to upper 60s. Highs Wednesday about 70 at beaches lo near 80 inland. INSIDE TOD" Y The despemu plecu of a woman bcrmg attacked by her es t ranged husband . the threat. "You're going to die," a piercmg shriek, and the shot that lalled him ... all re· corded on police tape. See Page A9 Index I NB Crash Faial to Mother A Newport Beach mother or two died Monday nJcbt after her ear waa broadaJded by a pick-up truck driven ~f a Huntington h1e:h man polite believe waa drunk and ran a red lllht: Ann Smyaer Ma~. 35, of 401 Lu1onia St. died al Hoag Memorial Hospital after auffer-ln« nuwlve head and chest ln· jurlea in the 8 p.m. collllion at Prospect Street and West Cout Hlchway, Newport Beach. PoUee aid lhe II the seventh person to clJe ln a tralfic acci- deot hi Newport Beach tbia year. Pollce booked Ricky Allen Barnhill, 20, of 208 1Bth St. on s uaplclon of veblclul ar man1lau1bter followlng Mon- day'• fatal cruh. He wu re- leaaed f'n>m Jail today after poet· ing a 13,500 bond. AccordJ.ns to police reports, Barnblll wu drlvini his truck westbound on the bJlhway and failed to stop for the traffic lJJht at Prospect Street. C'onduetor Honored Mrs. Martz' car, a 1917 Chevrolet sedan, wa1 turnina from Prospect to the bicbway when Jt wu struck by the truck. Police said the woman waa alone in her vehicle at the time of the crub. Henry Brandon, conductor or the annual summer con- certs in Fashion Island, was awarded a key to the city of Newport Beach Monday night for his 10 years of con- tributions to cultural enrichment. Beryl Melinkoff. city arts commission chairman. made the award. Barnhlll and an untdentitled pasaenaer 1ulfered minor tn· juriea in the cruh, accordlna to police reports. Army Men Seized In Nicaragua Plot Trade Deficit Sends Dollar Down Again MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) More than 100 army men were reported under arrest to· day for plotting to oust Presi- dent Anastasio Somoia, and re- ports from the countryside said anti-Somoza popular uprisings continued In major towns. The country's third largest city, M atagalpa, was said to be in a state of sleie. A highly placed source In the national guard, Nicaragua's 7 ,500-man army. said 12 officers and 8S soldiers were arrested, • but another source put the total at more than 100 and said they Included two colonels. A general strike called to de- mand Somoza's resignation was bpreading, but a spokesman for Somoza said the president had no plans lo resign Delta Wa.sn't Ready When &bot Was SAN DIEGO <AP> -Odd things can happen ln an airport, but when the unidentified owner of a 5-foot-2, 170-pound robot wanted to buy two tickets east it was too much for Delta Airlines. Gordon Brady, airport supervisor at Lindbergh Field in San Diego, said the robot's owner asked to buy two licket.s to an unspecified East Coast city on a Sunday night night. Problems with weight, getting it aboard the widebody L-1011 TriStar jet and security forced Delta lo reject the cone-shaped passenaer with the opaque plastic head and a "substantial electronic vocabulary," Brady said Monday. Delta, however, did arrange for the odd couple to fly aboard a n A mcrican Airlines jetliner better equipped to handle such a passenger. Br~dy said the robot was not equipped to sit down although ll did have flexible arms and hands that looked like suction ----cap!':' OAANQ& OOAST se DAILY PILOT --·--.-.... l'Wt-, .. _. c.ne. .., ... -..... ,_o.-.. ~ ,_.~ tfllW n.::::.~;..-.t CM'1nM "'°" ..._,.,. -..... , ... , ""' ...... ••1en SeddteblOll V .. M Offloe JSlOI lare111&.cl ol \..,or...11'-n orr1e .. C..\le W..\O )JO WHt ll•f Sl-1 Hunt11191.,..11uc11 tl't1Sf!H<1>8oui. .. ,<1 u'"""~"'" llMO'-Yr•Slr"'' Telepl'IOM (114)142~ ClaM#l9d 4'4fHrtlel"f eotif1I ._..., vau••Ho,..Ollit. M14110 ,,._.. .... a.-,. .... ~'1!: :::. °'.!!1". cr.r:: •• ~~r; '"'''•' ....... "';'I"'~,, ~~ ... , :::;:.:::::..:· ...... -··· ,. ....... lei! ... _ tlen pt\I ........ II C..tt Ml\• ~~;:;;··..., ·~-:.~·~·w ..=..~·i:u~.:: ___ ,,,,._,,,., A Red Cross spokesman m Matagalpa, about 100 mlles north or the capital, said a three. hour battle between government troops and civilians had just ended and "we don't know how many dead and injured we have.·· f'ro•Page AJ FUNDS .•• Lake Forest. The Service Areas already pledged $27,000 for the current summer program. As proposed, fonding for the remainder of this fiscal year would be from Service Area 4 $6,200; Area 6 -$13,000; Area 8 -$5,500; 9 -'9, 700, and 12 - $4,000. Service Area 9 CMisslon Viejo) doesn't want to s upport the recreational program, accord- ing to a vote by the community's Municipal Advisory Council. The county Board of Supervisors, expected to rule on the funding proposals al a Sept. 7 budget session. has gone alo~g with funding proposals designated by the Mission Viejo unit and the various homeowner association presidents residing within the county service areu. Spokesmen for the school dis- trict program indicated Monday night that service areas -which collect laxes for recreation, street sweeping and slope main· tenance -not wishing to spend Cunds for recreation will be dealt out of the school program. SACC board members are to vote by telephone next Tuesday on the program after poJUng the various homeowner association presidents. Income for the recreation pro- gram's operation the rest of the current fiscal year ls expected to come from a school dlstnct appropriation of $35,000 : surplus funds from 1978 of $30,000. and an assortment oC swim, sj)Ort.s, cultural-claa.s and m~mbensbip fees, Neff said. ~aLi.on aui>ervisor said the current budaet reflects an attempt to make the recreaUon program self-supporting. LONDON <AP> -The dollar dropped sharply today as news of the United States' $2.99-billion July trade deficit hit European currency exchanges. <Related story, A4) Gold prices leaped, as they generally do when the dollar falls. The doUar plunge, caused by widespread selUng of the U.S. currency, followed a modest re- covery the pas t few days baaed on U .S. plans for more gold sales and easing or overseas bor· rowing restrictions. ''The small measures the United States has taken just don't seem as real as the trade deficit," said a dealer in Frankfurt, where the dollar ended at 2.0045 West German marks -three full pfennigs short of its morning high and down from 2.0215 late Monday. Jn Paris. dealers said they had been anticipating an improve- ment on the June trade gap of $1 .6 billion and were taken by surprise. Trading was light, but the dollar sank from this morn· ing 's 4.4370 French francs to 4.3750 at the end of trading. On . Monday the dollar closed at 4.3985 francs. Gold started the day in London at $198.75 an ounce, up from Friday's closing or $198.25 before Britain's summer bank holiday Monday. By afternoon, gold was at $204.125 an ounce. At Zurich the move was leas dramatic, from Monday's clos- ing $199.375 to $202. 75 at the end or business today. The BriUsb pound advanced in London to end the day at $1.93575, against $1.9250 at the closeoflast week. In Tokyo, the business day was over before the bad news spread, and the dollar rose to 194.30 yen, against Monday's late price of 192.475 yen. Sw1tierland's franc, which has soared thts year on the-strength of that country's near-zero lnfla- tlQn, r~ yet a1ain. Al the close O( the day the-CJoJlar Wll at 1.6555 Swtas francs, dawn f'rom 1.6882 Monday. Wait Pays Off Burglars Foiled in Try An Irvine woman cot a first-hand look Monday at how some burglars operate. Tina Warren who Uves in a north Irvine ntigbborbood flnt heard a knock at her door. ' RATHER THAN answer immed.latelf, 1he peeked out a doorw•y peephole and apled two men 1be didn't know. Sbe didn't think they belon1ed ln the nel1bborhood. Hoping they'd leave, 1be kept qwet. She wat.cbtd u one of the men walked to the front window while the other stood by the door. As she looked on, the man at the wlndow produced a screwdriver, pried ott the screen and then pried open the wlo· dow. ..WHAT UE )'OU dolna?" • Inquired .. be lt.l)ped throuRh the wtndow lnto the Uvtni room. • "tlioUU111," be aatd. "Sorry, nocb.ln1, nocbJ.na," and backed out. She told police bot.b men ran to a van and drove IOUtbbou.od on Culver Drive. Very f aat, she aald. DilllyPl ...... 1....._ DUeDelfglat S~rasota, Fl~. Frisbee flinger Blue Ronk deftly catches has plastic dlSc in antics before fellow Floridian Cheryl Harman .. Blue holds .the world record for accura<!y and placed third overall in the Southeast Region during last weekend's World Frisbee Championships at the Rose ~owl. About 88 Frisbee champs visited Main Beach Park m Laguna Beach Monday. Missing Boaters Face Tax Penalty Orange County Tax Colleetor Robert Citron knows where their boats are located but is missing about 2,000 boat owners. And the missing boat owners whose property tax bills have been returned to CitfOn 's office by the post office must pay their buts by Thursday. Aug. 31. If not. they'll be assessed automatic six percent penalties. Citron said today that it is not unusual to have a large number of tax bills covering boats re- turned to hls omce because the taxpayers have not kept their address rues up to date. Usually, the tait collector said, there ts time to seek out the owner and to redirect the bill to a new or corrected address. But In other years, personal property tax bills were mailed out in stages between M,arch 1 and July 1. This year, however, because or changes in property tax laws, bills were mailed in bulk Aug. 4. Consequently. the returns on tax bills mailmen were unable to deliver began sweeping back Into the tax collector's office last week. And now there are boxes chuck full of undelivered tax bills sitting in the collector's of- fice with the payment deadline 48 hours away. The delivery problem in no way relieves the taxpayer from making prompL payment even though the tax bills are un- delivered, according to Citron. That is because it is the tax· payer's obligation to have the correct and up to date address on file, he explained. Citron said taxpayers may call his office 1834-3411 > for in- formation regarding their liability if they have not yet re- ceived their personui property lax bill. f'ro111 Pa~Al TIIREAT ••. came to. The room was sealed off by police, who were joined by security officers from Air Force One -the president's plane parked at Idaho Falls Municipal Airport. Carter is scheduled to fly by helicopter to Idaho rails on Wednesday to board the plane for the trip back to Washington. Serret Service personnel new in from Jackson, Wyo. on Mon· day niaht. StateSolom U11BW1Jk Law SACRAMENTO <A P > -Amid comments about Ku Klux Klan sheets ruld jokes about J immy Carter masks. the CaUfornta As- sembly has approved a bill to delete tbe law making it illegal lo wear a mask in public. The vote late Monday was 43.34 on SB 1747 by Sen Alan Sieroty, D-Los Angeles. It re· turns to the Senate for acUon on Assembly amendments NaJnes - Revealed In Crash Four Oxnard residents who dled SWKtay when their twin- englne plane craabed b1to a Costa Mesa home have been ldentlfled by Orange County Coroner's officials. • AuthoriUe. aafd the plane car· ried Stephen D. Wood. 27, and his wlte, Robin, 26. and William A. Lacey, 74, and his wife, Mary, 69. The two couples flew out or Orange County Airport at 9:30 p. m . Sunday after attending a wedding ln the area. Within 10 minutes and before scores of witnesses, the plane went out of control and smashed into a home at 2140 Federal Ave .. Costa Mesa . Four members of the J6seph Quintana family were bome at the time but were able to escape without mjury National Safety Traosporta· tion Board officials say it may be three months before an in- vestigation lnto the cause of the crash ls completed. The. Woods and Laceys were long-time friends, owning houses just a rew doors apart near the beach. The coupJes new to Orange County to attend the Santa Ana wedding of Kevin Mahan and Lauren Franke on Sunday. The Mahan family members were friends of both couples. Stephen Wood had purchased the Beechcraft. Baron flve·seater about three months ago from a private party and he was ap. parently the pilot when lbe light plane went down. Wood, an unsuccessful can- didate for Oxnard city council in 1976, was active in both civic and service orgaruzatlons in the Oxnard area Along With his father. C. Dean Wood , the family co-owned three MacDonald's restaurants in Qx. nard and one in Malibu. Funeral services for the Woods will be held in Oxnard. Services for the Laceys will be held in L-Os Angeles. Service Rate Wwe r e dby Gene ral Tel LOS ANGELES CAP> Beginning in September. the monthly bill for General Telephone's 2 mi1lion California rustome~ will look a little dif· ferent the total will be less. Those with monthly service charges of $10 w1 II save an av~rage of 54 cents per month, s aid General Telephone vice president Richard Ohlson on Monday Ohlson said Proposition 13 is responsible for the cut. which will save the company 's residen- tial and business customers at least $5 S million this year. The rate will be subtracted from the monthly charge but will not affect toll or message units, directory advertising, private line service or olht!r special billing, OhJson s<tid. Russ Fires Nuke UPPSALA. Sweden <AP > - The Soviet Union set off its seventh and strongest under· ground nuclear explosion of the year today in the Semlpalatinsk area of western Siberia. HELPFl•HT MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY --BEEF mcK SUMMER SAUSAGE SALi 30c LB. OFF SIC~;:~~F Dlecount on e W1tch the Jeny l ewla Telethon Labor Day Wffkend. whottt stlci( purchue ff l.Clc0._'1 ~lrftlS ~~~~~~~u:,k2ro't .~~r:: pound Of BEEF STICK• SUMMER SAUSAGE eotd, Hickory Farme of Ohio-•Ill contribute 20' to the Mutcular OF ONID e 0Ytt~ Atlociation. WESTCLIFF PLAZA ,, ....................... Mn, ........... 'Tl ...... 'Tl .... 'Tl. , FASHION ISLAND ................. °' • Me&.M • 'Tl 6 ... I l·I ............ YIU.A .. DAMA ~ .. """ ---,. .... ,. . ' ( J Entertaining at La Casa Parifiea Former President Richard Nixon and Mrs. local Orange County Republican fund- Nixon greet guests at their estate in San raising reception. More than 400 persons Clemente. The Nixons were hosts for a attended the $250-per-pJate affair Sunday. Man Killed In Blaze Identified Seal Beach Suspect Faces Arizona Rap A Westminster man killed in a bouse fire early Monday has been identified by coroner's dep- uties as Harry ROoy White, 50, a sell-employed house painter. Funeral services for Mr. White were pending today at Westminster Memorial Park and Mortuary. Dean Dugan. 19, another resi- dent or the house at 15202 Clemente St, Westminster, suf. fered burns on his back and respiratory system injuries from smoke inhalation. He was listed in satisfactory condition today at UC Irvine Medical Center's Burn Unit in Orange. Two other occupants at the house es<'aped harm in the $25,000 fire . White was pronounced dead on arriva l at a nearby hospilc1l following the 2: 15 a.m. fire. Investigators said today that the cause of the blaze, whkh also injured two firemen, is still being probed. Authorities sajd 1t is known that the blaze started in the living room Yoshimura Files Appeal SAN F'R ANCISCO CAP1 Wendy Yoshimura. who wal. ar· rested as a fuj:!1ti ve with Patricia Hearst in 1975, has asked a state court to overturn he r eonviclion on weapons charges. Miss Yoshimura conte nds her aisociat1on with Miss Hearst led to eonviction on charges that were filed in 1972. before she met the publishing he iress. ltlatna Marine A moving van driver whom Seal Beach authorities accuse of the kidnap and sexual assault of two girls, each 12. faced a court hearing in Arizona today on a variety of unrelated counts. Al Salcido, 34, a transient whose current address is the Ma ri copa County Jail in Phoenix. still faces prosecution in Orange County. Salcido is accused in an Orange County criminal com~ plaint. carrying $100.000 baa), that charges kidnap, forcible rape and child molestation. One of lhe girls was raped dur Westminster ManRemaim lost at Sea No trace has been found of a Westminster man and has U.S Coast Guard shipmate missing nearly three weeks after their sailboat was blown lo sea off the 1sland of Iwo Jima. The family of Randy Saul. 21, of 13312 Amarillo Drive, has not given up hope. but military and civilian agencies have called off a sear ch for the pair. That search covered about 30,000 square miles of the Pacifi c Ocean a nd two volcanic islands . The 1975 Westminster High School graduate and his friend. a lso stationed at a Coast Guard long range navigation CLORAN l station on lwo Jima, vanished in a squall. Friends in Westmmster and USCG shipmates on Iwo Jima gathered simultaneously a week ago for a joint prayer service 5,000 miles apart. A,........, Laurie Glenn Jacobson ts 512 months pregnant. so why is she running around in Marine Corps utillties? Because ~he 's nearing the end of a 2l·week officer training course at Quantico. VB. For more about Mrs. JacobSon, see Peg~ A7. (\ ) inll the night of terror and sex- u a I abuse s panning several hours atter tnear aoouc- llon at gunpoint near Surfside Colony A nat1onw1dc all points bulletin was issued for Salcido a nd Arizona State Patrol of· ficers identified him after his ar- rest for alleged drunken driving nine days ago They also booked him for in- vestigation of carrymg a con· ce;.ilcd weapon. resisting arrest and several Lraffic violations. Seal Beach Detective Keith Duckworth, who returned from Phoe nix Friday. says it is un- 1 i ke I y Salcido will consent to voluntary extradition to face Oran~c County charges. Arizona authorities are derid· ing whe the r to drop their charges and expedite his Orange County prosecution. 3Cars Taken From Clemente Auto Dea/,ers Police are investigating the theft of three cars taken from two San Clemente car deal- erships after burglars apparenUy broke into the firms' offices. tak· in#? keys to cars parked outside. outs ide Four sets of keys were miss· ing from the office of Hal Green Chevrolet. 401 S. El Camino Real, where poli ce said entry was made through a skylight sometime on Monday Gone from the Chev rolet dealer's lot were a tan 1975 Camaro and a yellow 1974 Luv pickup truck. police said. The Camaro was s potted shortly after it was reported missing. aban- doned on Basilone Road near the San Onofre nuc I ear plant. t:ntry to the office of Sun Auto .Sa les, 1212 S El Camino Real. was made by breaking a window facing an alley. police said. A black ;.ind lime green 1972 Fiat convertible was reported missing from the dealer's lot. Christians Pushed Back BEIRUT, Lebanon lAP) Syrian peacekeeping forces dis· armed OlrisUan. m.ililiarnep iD. northern and eastern Lebanon today as Syrian President Hafez Assad warned Israel against in- tervention on behalf of the Chris- tians. ' The three-day operation brought one-third or the 800- square·rnile Christian hinterland north of Beirut under Syrian military control, communiques from the peacekeeping com· mand said 10,000 Begin F~l Semester Saddleback Co mmunity College opened for the fall semester Monday with 10,000 enrolled daytime students, Supt. Robert Lombardi said. The adminis trator told trustees Monday night thaP he ex pects enrollment to r each 18,000. including late registrants and about 6.000 evening stu· dents Enrollm nt ror the 1977 rail 11emester wu approxi ma tely 17,400, Lombardi said s OAll..Y PiLOT $144, 000 Missing Los Al Schools' Manager Charged A former Los Alamitos School District business manager was to be arraigne d today on charges of grand theft and em - bezzling $144 ,000 in district funds. Los Alamitos police re- ported. James G. Martin Jr .. JS, was returned to Orange County late Monday from Grand Junction. Colo., where he was arrested by Los Alam1tos officers Saturday. police said. He 1s being held in Orange County jaH and was to face ar. raignmenl today in West Orange County Municipal Court. Police said officers drove Ma rtin back to Orange County in a $12.000 motor home he alleged- ly purchased with embezzled funds. Another $36,000 in' al- legedly stolen funds also were recovered. police reported. Martin is accused of transfer- ring $144,000 in federal funds belonging to the district to his own pers onal acco unt in transactions between June 21 and Aug. 15, police said. The alleged embezzlement was reported to police Thursday b y d istrict Supt. George Plumleigh. the day after Martin left his Montclair home in the new motor home. police said. Officers said Martin phoned his mother from Grand Junction Saturday and she convinced him to remain there . She then accompanied two Los Alamitos officers to Grand June· lion where the former business Patient Lady 'Undefeated' NORWALK. Conn. (APl - The fa vored C-class catamaran Patient Lady IV of the host Roton Poml Sailing Association bes ted Hawk or San Francisco by more than two minutes Mon day in the American defender e liminations o f the Lillie America's Cup. Skippered b y Dunc an MacLane. Patient Lady IV out- sailed Hawk along the 19 5-milc course on Long Island Sound. The win for Patient Lady lV makes that 2S·foot craft un- defeated in two races. American defender e limina lion races between the four American C-class catamarans wi ll continue to Sept. 15, when the fastest American boat will meet the Italian challenger. Miss Lancia Self-abortion Trial Begins BOWLING GREEN. Ky. CAP > -A young western Kentucky woman could be sent to prison for 10 to 20 years if she is found guilty on charges s he performed an illegal abortion on herself with a knitting needle Testimony begins today in the trial of Marla Elaine Pitchford. 22, whose a case is believed to be one of the first in the nation where a woman. without In. vol vement from doctors, has been c harged with aborting herself manager was arrested without incident in a locaJ motel. police said. Oflicers said a routine school district audit early this month revealed a $6,000 "discrepency" in a cafeteria fund although tbe ma ssing money h ad been replaced. That audit prompted a review of other accounts and the al- leged $144.000 theft was dis- covered. Police said the district had re ceaved a federal check for Sl«.601 which Martin assertedly depo&1ted in district accounts. He then set up a bank &<'<'OWlt under a fictitious name. police alleged, and drained the $144,000 from distnct ac.'counts into that account Otficers said investigation Is continuing as to lbe wbereabouts o ( the remaining funds or other item s M arlin may have purchased with alleged stolen u sh Brown Warning Governors Told Of Next Revolution BOSTON <AP> -Cslifonua Gov . Edmund G. Brown Jr . "born again" after futilely op- posing the million-dollar tax cuts of Proposition 13. has put fellow governors on notice that they face a "second American Revolution·· unless they reduce spending. "There's no way you're going to s top it ... Brown told col· leagues at the National Gov· ernors · Association 70tb annual convention Monday. "I can bear that train coming." Brown told governors they face an "ominous" taxpayers' revolt unJ ess they cul spending a step Brown says he believes is possible. "A few months ago, l would have said that we couldn't s ur· vive an $8 billion t ax cut," Brown told a committee on ex· eculive management and fiscal affairs . "Today I think we can .. Brown said California rev- enues were cul $7 billion by Proposition 13. a referendum Lhat rolled property taxes back Westminster Burglar Gets $1,500Haul A window-sm ash burglar believed to be the same one who hit a Westminster jewelry store for $4 ,000 in loot 22 hours earlier struck a few doors away early today. stealing $1.500 in stereo equipment. Officer Earle Graham said whoever committed the hit-and· r un break -in a t Verne's Magnavox. 5266 Golden West St .. left bctund the tire iron used to break the window No weapon or instrument was found about 2 a .m . Monday. when officers arrived at David Jones Je welry. 15242 Golden West St where $4,000 in assorted jewelry was stolen The two shops are in the same n ew co mpl ex i n n or rh Westminster near the Garden Grove Freeway. Police say the burglar Just sm ashes the window and grao~ what he can -knowing he i~ triggering a "silent burglar a larm -and flees before police can arnve. to 1975·76 levels and put a ceiling on future increases. He said the state would lose another $1 billion following legislation to cut state income taxes. The impact of Proposition 13 was eased by the ract that Califorrua had et $5 billion sur- plus wtuch was diverted to local governments which lost money as a result of the property tax cuts. Some experts say the state could accumulate another SS billion surplus by mid-1980. Brown s aid his experu~nce made him "'a born -again believer " m the need to <'Ut gov- ernment spending ·u we don't set somt type of rehef. Wf! race tht· pro!-.pect of a second American Revolution ·· he i;a1d SF Moves To Clean Up Dog Messes SAN FRANCISCO IAPl -An ordinance samHar to one pai.sed an New York that would force dog owne~ to clean up their dogs· droppings is on its way to becoming law an San Francisco. The ordinance. passed Mon- day night by the Board or Super visors. make!> 1t a n offen::.e for someone walking his dolo{ on public or pnvate property not to carry a swtable container for the removal of dog droppings. ·Dog mesi. is ll health hazard and on top of that 1t 's disgust· ing. ·· said Supe rvisor Harvey Milk . who introduced the or- dina nce. which is scheduled tor a second hearing next week. Dog owner" who don't comply would race (1ne!> or $10 for the first offense and S25 and S50 for c.i second and third offense. "We <'an rail this .. rhe Sroo11 the Poop Act of 1978. · " said Supervisor Dia ne Feinstein. If i:pproved next week. the measure will go t o Mayor Geoqze Moscone to be signed in to law The ordinance would t ake errect 30 days after the ma}or signs at. The New York ~l ate Jaw. which took effect Aug. I . hal'I been credited with improvinli( the deanJiness of Manhattan's sidewalks Four years ago a fnend of mrne. Eve Carney Maxfield. moved to Paris wllen her hmlMt;d w• ~red thwe.. She had been involved m ad· vertlslng and futuon writing llere. With her connections in the, fastuon world, she has en· tree to the showings of the c:te- 11gner collections In Parts 'EM WISE strand cultured pearl bracelet ~. with the J&weled clasp that was . --.. ..,... eo-o.tttwt 00 lb.G Ro1t•l ...---- I'm always especially in- terested In her notes and com· mtnta on tile Parisian Jewelry sc:eoe. She writea that 1978 1s noetalgta time. Some Old lavontes ar• reappearing The ber pin I• back. Dior showed It gracing the lapel of hie marH•llored jacket.. Jean. Louie Scherrer (her favorite) ~ lovely VIC1or1an Ere broachae with pearl drops. Enameled plna, beautifully de· signed, .,.. a gOOd source of oolor In tubjecte from nature. Stick plna finally m.de it ~ to th• fuhlon forefront last eauon and they are more popular than ever now. They .,. wom on a cuual slant and many tlm91 In groupe ol thrM or more. Ankle bracele11 .,.. a Mnous l•lon revival. A mu.t tor the model• and properly worn on the left ankle Pana 11 lntrlg~ by pearl ch<>Jctra again, atone or In oomblnetlon with • long 11rand or two. And thenka no dOubt to the Sllwf Jubi... In England, .-.yone t• w.atfng the two- .1 1adle5 In Pans. he sayio tfiey are w o rn w lr h c asual ~ble& .n well as lanvln1' elaborate gowns. In tPle r1ng department. beautlfully detailed. mtncawly ~twined an•fl rings .ire b1~ Other stylu ar1< 1radll1onal, 1quare-cut gems in a diamond rrarre. or sometimes an oval. Ainge of O.llcale des19n and elegance are r~plac1ng the bUll<y free-torm castings or the eo·, In Chloe' a new collection, ne atlOW9d Impressive rep11cN of royal oeooratlons. chandelier· type eamno end necklaoe1 re- mnlacent of the grand daya of IN m;inarchlea All the ear- ttngs are pierced or llave a pierced look. Drops •na dingles are strong 1n that aree. Stanflng to vtewera. but a !ewe*'• dream. 1ra the ears of Mitt VIiia, a striking, tall bleck l&a einoer or Parle. St-. at· trac:ted everyone'• attention ~lie vlattlng the Nlona. She CHARLES ff. BARR =;.=:~~,~;:::= up They vary front dlarnonoa to trNlll colored gems and tllligNt edged pearlt U!Mr ... , ,, ... ,"' ..... w.-•ff,._• ~.._,_ fYI Oldn'I MAQgetl ltlat th11 'faa would ever catch o n har1f . bcJt wouldn't I~ IO 9811 Miu VIVI! Iler N1rtng11 ··- A4 DAIL y PiLOT -last ~ .. ting ... Q ..... ~ Tom~~'1 ' Marplalne PUu.ING nt& P as TaJNGS: Some of our Ol'Ol\I~ Oout ,.•dent• may be 1houilo.g great hu11ah1 ti\.. day bee..-Cal'Tfans. the tate hltb••Y people. have W\· lea heel some cash for our re1M>n In all, the &tat~ haaihway commiHaon hu allocalcd nearly SU mJlllon to fb up OUT area. At nrat blush. you would f1~ lhe new hi11hwjtv WQrk "-ould cataputt our ~uled motomu into ecstny conalder the pro)ertl: W•*n u.un.a Canyon Road Wort! on tht-~ t'rt-eway In Jrv-lne Spend SZ 1 m1lllon on Crown Valley Pa.rkway. L•auna Ni~I. t"ork out anolhtr $310.000 fot the Coron» del Mar 1-'rt~way tn Costa M ~• And finally, r~pl.;1N.' the old beat-up Newport Bay BndJCl' on Paclfk Co )t lhghway with a six-lane concrele ~pan NOW ALL OF THlS sounds thrilllng and simply grand until )OU tak~ a really hard Jook at the allocations Consider, for example , the expenditure or $210,000 to widen that tw1:.tan~. two-lane deathtrap known as Laguna Canyon Road The two-hundred and 10 thou isn't going to buy you a ~arely divided road down LaJUDa Canyon. It's going for :.ome left .tum pockets and a bicycle trail. And in Irvine. what is the $220,000 going to do for the 405 t-'reeway? u·s JUSt going to buy some of those red-light Ecorioniy· Better? ~!~~~rr:e~.~~80 !.~~~~~~~~~en! .. Id t had t.be flnt. &ood tlal increases ln imports or Sut· U.a Consumer Price lndex in JU· n ~ tnflallon -weary ar. coffee and fish, alt.hough Im· ly •loocJ at 196.7 of the 1967 Amer s ln months today. re· ports or oil were down 4 percet>t. average of 100. This means that port.ln1 at consumer prices from the previous mont.Ji, contin· goods priced at $100 11 years a10 were held to an o.s percent in· ulna t.be recent decline in oil had increased ln price to S196.70 crease In July as grocery prices imports. last month. declined tor the first time ln a The country had a trade def. year. iclt in June of $1.6 billion. Even THE JULY INCREASE of O.S The July· tncrease compared the most optim\stlc experts see percent. if continued for an en· wtth prtce 1aJns of 0.9 percent in no way the country can avoid tire year, would result in a 12· each or the previous three topping last year's record trade month inflation of 6 percent. The months and was the smallest deficit of $26. 7 billion. annual rate ol price infl•t.ion in rise since a 0.4 percent gain last the three previous months was December. 10.7 percent. The Labor Department at- tributed the improvement to an 0.4 percent decUne in grocery prices. the first drop since July 1977. and an 0.6 percent drop in the price of clothing, particular- ly for women and girls. WHILE THE PRICE report was a welcome development for consumers, it also should give s upport to the troubled U.S. dollar on world money markets. where the currency's value has declined because of inflation and the nation's trade deficit. The total increase in con- sumer prices since January bas been 5.4 percent, compared wilh an Increase during all of last year of 6.9 percent. The Carter administration now hopes to hold inflation to an 8 percent in· crease during all of this year. The decline in grocery prices ol 0.4 percent in July compared with average monthly increases of 1.6 percent during the first six months of the year. Na 11d to Po•i1 .............. Sarah Weddington, general counsel for the Department of Agriculture, has been picked to s ucceed Midge Costanza as the top White House assistant for women's issues. according to the Baltimore Sun. In an adverse development for the dollar, however. the C-Om· · merce Department said the na- tion had a deficit in Its foreign trade balance In July of nearly SJ billion. the fourth largest on r ecord. It said exports declined 3 percent lo $11.8 billion. while im- ports rose 8 percent to $14.8 billion. Talks Halt Threat The figures were certain to be highJy disappointing to the Carte r administration , which had hoped for a continuation or the tre nd in r ecent months toward smaller monthly trade deficits. THE COMMERCE Depart· ment said there was a big in- c rease in auto imports. which rose $206 mallion during the AldhorDle• Bruce Catton. who won the Puliti;er Prize for .. A Still ness at l\ppomallox." the last book m has Civil War trilog y. died Monday at Frankfort, Mich at the age or 78 Of Postal Strike WASmNGTON <AP>-The Postal Service and union negotiators; are going back to the bargairung table under a delicately crafted agreement that removes the threat or a nationwide mail strike for at least two weeks. .. The nation can not be assured it will continue to enjoy uninter· rupted mail service,·· said Postmaster General Wilha m Bolger arter the compromise was reached on Monday likely . it does not rule out a possible rejection by union members of any future contract. Jgnonng Needed Bndge Work Can Lead to Problems ramp mclt:r!' tn lurthcr harass tht already harassed commuter working Miff. No new lanes with that kind of cash Consider the $3.fi6 million set aside to build a new Coast Hi ghway bridge across Newport Bay. This may dearly be a giant stride toward motorist sanity . Debra Downgraded; Evacuees Return UNDER THE ACCORD, the Postal Service and three unions will resume collective bargain ing for 15 days under auspices or a federal mediator, who will arbitrate any unresolved issues by the end of that period. Both sides made concessions for their gains. Union leaders won further bargaining on key terms of the tentative contract that their r ank and file had re jected earlier, at the cost of possible binding arbitration. Boyer Dies Of Overdose PHOENIX. Ariz. <API Actor Charles Boyer took his own life with an overdose of sleeping pills two days after the death of his wife of 44 years, Maricopa County Coroner Thomas Jarvis has ruled. BUT DON'T FORGET the total price tag on that bridge 1s more than $5 m1lhon. You can believe the Bay Bridge proJect when you see the bulldozers under way NEW ORLEANS (A P ) -Debra, a relatively tame storm that never reached hurricane intensity, was downgraded to a tropical depression early today as it moved deeper into Louisiana and headed for Arkansas The Postal Service conceded reopening the barfaining, but won the element o arbitration a nd avoided -at least for now Boyer, the sophisticated French-born actor who had played opposite some of Hollywood's leading ladies. was buried Monday on what would have been has 79th birthday. How about the SJl0.000 in new work on the world·s ~hortest freeway, known as the Corona de! Mar Freeway? Authorities said the more than 6,500 residents or the coastal parish of Cameron i n southwest what one government source said would have been "a very messy situation.·· For that price, the Costa Mesa residents of the area will get some sound barriers flung up between Bear Street and the 405 Freeway That's it Louisiana evacuated in the face of the storm were Lold they could return home. Sh e riff 's Deputy Russell Nunez said high waters from swollen tides and heavy rains had receded, clearing the way Put another way, how much does it cost to fill up the potholes in about rour miles of Coast Highway between Cr own Valley Parkway 1n Laguna Niguel and Mountain Road 1n L<Aguna Beach·> tor evacuees to return. POTHOLE-FILLING tn that short stretch will soak up $210,000 from the state highway coffers. They call this work re~urfacing. Some wags might suggest there isn't much surface left there to re-s urface. GALE WARNINGS were dis- ~ontinucd from Port Arthur. Texas, to Grand Isle, La. Anyway, all these grand CalTrans allocations just prove what a lot of folks suspected all along. One storm-related death was reported. A spokesman for Penrod Drilling Co. in Dallas said Danny G. Jackson. 27. or Winnsboro. La., was swept to his death from a drilling platform located 80 miles south or Cameron by a 15-foot wave. The body was recovered. A buck doesn·t stretch very far these days, either for filling potholes or clearing the checkstand at the corner gr ocery. Chained Employee Dies; AJWther Shot As often occurs with tropical storms, Debra touched oH a s er ies of tornadoes. one near tke Settlement in Vernon Parish that authorities said knocked a trailer off its blocks. YUMA <APl Pohce arrested a 25-year-old suspect in a NO SERIOUS injuries were reported as the storm ap- proached and went inland. supermarket robbery in which a woman employee, Laura Bohan- non. died with a chain around her neck and another was shot by a robber. 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It's not easy competing in this area, but I love the Orange Coast .. In my line of work its important to stay on top of all that's happenmg. That's why I depend on the Daily Pilot to keep posted on what's happening in the world around me. Complete coverage of community. state and worldwide news, along with their many other informative features. help me stay m touch with things. I need to do my job. Look into the Dally Piiot. It's my lifeline. it can be yours too. DAILY PILOT 642-4321 ' • • STOCKS I BUSINESS w t.= z I ~. '·=J·,~... ti'~· u:! -i4~rr:·t ,; lli:· ~ ~~~·:11 ~~!1~ =e: i.r i ,; n~:.~ m~:r -!~ ~·1~ ~"t: ~ aill .~ J I !j;-"' "" , .. " 111 Iii , .. . 1o a!:ll , , •sv.-"' '•''4" '·'" • , -.. A\A I w • "' rt II ,. u~ "' tl • ~ ,.._ ~. 0 pf • u6 15~ ~ "'"'"'' tt I Ill ... " TO i _., -i -~ -. U"-0 It > f'--"-TelH It 2" ._ • "' =AMI -~1 1 -I IM I .. I n ~·• • .. 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"fll 9' MO •• rt • \II <lln<otr to Ii 7) i "'-"' DAILY PILOT • s DAILY PIL.OT 85 Field Opens Books Bring Higher Prices By 8YL VIA PORTER For the f1nt Ume In 6"2 years, lndJvtdual collectors had a chance to bid at auction last spn.ni for a Gutenberg Ba· ble, the book that collectors covet as the 1reatest maaterplece or printJnJ lD world history. It fetched 12.2 mlWon ror the General Theological Seminary ol New York, which put ft on the market to raise an endowment fund for lta library. This has tseen one of the richest years for book collec· tors and dealers. with the marketing or such coveted rarlUe1 as a 15th century Flemish Book of Hours ; a first edition of Mark Cate1by's "The Natural History ol Carolina, Florida and the Bahama Islands." the earliest known book on American birds. with colored illustra· llons : Ezra Pound 's first book, "A Lu me Spento;" plus a large Money's Worth collection of Ernest Hemlngwey correspondence. Never has interest lo this type or investing been so acute. says George Lowey, president ot Swann Galleries. New York. largest specialty rare book auctioneers in the United States Long neglected by the public, rare book collecting has been viewed in the past as a hobby of the rtch. While old coins. s tamps and art have boomed, rare books have climbed In value al a steady but wispectacular pace until now. NEOPHYTES SHOULD NOT enter this area for quick kiJlings. Rare books and manuscripts should be bought first for the love of the items. the pleasure of ownership. Money-making should be viewed as a corollary. after learning about how to collect. Collections can cover many fields : paperbacks <the first Penguin Paperback is worth more than $1001. mysteries. science. telephone books. directories <the first New York City Directory sold recently for more than Sl.OOOL They can create a field. "Why not collect every book published in Cleveland in 1931. ror instance?" aska Lowry Or: -SCIENTIFIC ANO MEDICAL papers describing vital discoveries a nd inventions, ''Do Revoluttonibus." Copernicus < 1:>43). which went from Sll.000 in 1963. is over $100.000. H. D. Smyth's report heralding the atomic age, published in 1945. is al the Sl.000 mark. -Modern first editions. ln addition to Faulkner. other hot authors are F. Scott Fitzgerald, John Steinbeck and Ernest Hemintway <Hemin£wav's hiah school yearbook or February 1916, contaming his first published story. "Judgment of Manitou." recently sold for Sl.000. l -Press books: Important, names are Doves Press. Kelmscott P ress. The Llm1ted Editions Club. -Children's books. Lewis Carroll's "Alice tn Won derland" commands Sl0,000 to $20,000. -Books on photography, maps, atlases, and 19th cen tury literature in fine condition command good prices. -Limited and signed art books. ln addition lo Chagall. Picasso. Calder and Dali books draw premiums . ln general. amateurs should concentrate on contem· porary books, signed books, fi rst editions. limited editions. Put the books on the s helf clean. don't touch <and certainly don't read > them. Boom Continues; Features Condos The for-sale housing boom is Still flourishing, but it's cha nging form. This year's total of for.sale starts should be close to lasl_year's record. But there'll be more condomtminium~ and fewer ramtly houses. SINGLE·FAMILV STA,RTS WILL BE down this year. but a shift t.o condominium production m markets where land is tight and hlgh·priced.accounts for most or the loss. These are fmdings of the current "U S Housing Markets.'· the quarterly survey of U.S and 37 local markets published by Advance Mortgage Corp. and Citicor p Real Estate. Inc. Both are s ubsidiaries or Ct ti corp "'U,S. Housing Markets" projects that for.sale starts will be in lhe range oft 5 million lhis year . compared with last year's record l,:>40.000. The total will be made up or l.325,000 to 1.375,000 smgle·fam1ly units. compared with last year's 1.450.000, plus 130,000 to 175.000 multi· ( J family condo starts, com· TRENDS pared with l ast year ·~ _ 90.000 After a strong first half, starts are expected to taper off In the rest of the year , but the deceleration will be moderate. AN OBSERVER WHO CONCENTRATES on single family trends, says the report, may miss the strength of the total for·sale market . Condo starts are reported only once a year with almost no publicity. and there as no local breakout. while single· family st.arts and permi~.are rep0rtcd monthly. Condo conversions. another growing element.. are not measured, "The shift to condominiums.·• says lhe report. "is "I ready far advanced in most of the markets where land is tight. Jn Southern Califut:nia.-Chicago dd.1.he WashingtQ.n, D.C .. area. condos and attached housing make up nearly halt the for.sale market, in South Flortda and San Fran· cisco. more than half," tt sold. "IN THESE MARKETS, CONDO Inventories are even tighter lhan the one-ramlly. <This ts not yet true In South Florida but should be by year~nd. > Condo sales have held up even better than single·famlly when mortgage rates climbed." There are only u few major markets where for.sale starts will !'how 11ignirtcant declines this year, says "US Housing Markets." and all have ~peclal r~asoru1. Included is California, where the shortage ol lots drives detached house costs Into a run1e where only a fraction of the market can follow. The average prtce or homes sellln1 In Southern California Is $100.000, accordin6' to the report. "THE FOR·SALE MARKET HAS continued to thrive." says Advance Mort1aae president Robert J . Mylod, "because households have been wlllln1 to pay mor e ror money than developers of Income property Ol' In· duatrlal corporations."' ·•Pf:Ople are sUll buyi.o, even lhou1b thia year'• home mortgage rates are th~ highest In history, hither than In the 18'74 crunch. hlaher In rnost areas than apartment mort1agn ... he said. 'In two-thirds of the m.ior markets, at leaal some len den ha~ 10 percent rates for 80 pcrffnt toana; some Co up as hlch e.s lO\llJ percent plua lnaurance fHa tor h11bor r•· lion loana. "Many tendcl"I and economlata had looted upon 10 per· cent morttaies as a kind of ma1tc number -the ultimate paycholo1lcal barrltr which would repel would·be bomobuyus " ' t I -IWL V Plt..OT Teleftsion TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS ..,. MWW. Clilllof'ftil .,..... -..... ..... .., ..... .. , ...... -.0.-.0_., w.a.w~...,...... ~· ........ INlllOt tllllClll ........ ,,.,. 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Mic*ey Rooney 7;'008 C88NEW8 0 H8CNEW8 s•meonlce Co hosts Sully Struthers and Harry Morgan wm take viewers on a tour of the historic city of Leningr~d in "The Leningrad lcl' Show" tonight at 8 on Chann..-1 2. 8 ~LONlWI TONIGHT G 80WUNQFOA DOU.AM • tLOVEUJCY Lucy r..01 a telbgram llCSdteaMO to Aidt y Ind ....,,,_ hl"I bMrl dtall· l(f • THEF.8.1. A hired klll9t mutt1 htt a&a!gnment and lllel while belnO jOlnlly ~ by his own et•m1n.a1 ••acu- rione. Ind the F 8 I fE) MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT a,, 'M#f WITH NANCY "Raio In Phlladelphla"" CIJ JOKER'S WILD 7:30 8 TH& MUPP£T8 IG-1~~ NEWL YW£O GAME 9 HOUYWOOO SQUAAE.8 I JOKER'S WILD T .. E 000 COUPLE Olcar deY9lopa an ulcer end blames Feb fOt n fJll 21 TOHIOHT Ille lO EMa ~. t.!Ur· Ing f~ l*formlnO • ...._, ot flluonoe. (fill • MOVll • •°" "COIW" C 11172) ~ a.tut'tlY. Cerol L~. Al'lef blk'O lnvoMd In a tlflglc rodeO ecc:ildent. • Slou• Indian return• to Ille~ lown flOOlnO to ll.trt • new Mf9. !.! Ive) • (II HN'tl'Y IM~ "Tiii ,onelllectOmy .. '- lie dee*'-IO 11"9 wilt! a c:IV.onlc: IOle tllr04lt ,...., then undergo. Ian~ '!!I_ (A) .. tHalAINT' ''The Wtl ""-""O MejOr'. • CAIQ. IU'MTT N#O,.... au.t· Niii a.dall .. • MOVll * '* • "The OeMt1 Sono" • I 11153) Kattwyn Greyaon. Gordon MecAaa. A profee. 90' studying lhl deMr1 II the ~ IMOer ot the Rina. (2hfa.) • IUZAlfTH,. "SNoow In The SUn" Ellubeth'I hand II aoughl !?! kll'lgl end pt100M. ID UECIAL "A fiddler Named Fodof" EUQllle FOdor tllkl wlth Jeanne WOii about hi• Illa on and o" the concert •••• l:lO 8 9 LAVERNE 6 8.Hlfll.!Y "l.aYtlrne And Sl'tlney Meet Fabian" U-.erne Ind Shir· tey conooct a tclieme to mMt I'*' Idol Fabian attar IMmlng llelleta to Illa con- cert are eotd out. (RI • CAOU-wrr& '1!) OVER EASY Ray Bolger: votunt-lng lor Community Servlcea: Belle ~-founder of Chicago'• Operation BrotllarhoocJ t:OO 8 CJ) MOVIE C'ha111W>f Lb• ing• 8 l(NXT (CBS) Los Angeles Focu-on tennl•" "Grand Miiters" Including Pancho Gonzales and Franks.do· man. on the eve of Ille 11178 US °'*1 Tenn/a Championships In Flulhing -t.4eldo-. N-York Qli> NEWSCHECK '* '* '* "TIMI Amazing How· aid Hughes" (1on1 Tom- my L .. Jonel. Ed Fland· .,.. The 1111 Ind cat-or one of Ille workl'• moat wealthy and eccentr1c men la traced. (Pert 1 of 2) (RI G O THREE'S COMPANY 0 KNBC (NBC} LC'S Angeles e ICTLA Clnd) Los Angeles 8 KABC· TV (ABC) Los Angeles CJ) KFMB (CBS) San Diego 0 KHJ-T\I (Ind.) Los Angeles 0 KCST (ABC} San Diego • KTTV (Ind) Los Angeles • KCOP·TV (Ind) Los Angeles (I) THE OOHO SHOW 8:00 I) CIJ l&NINORAD ICE SHOW Sally Struthefa and Harry M0toan 8'e h<>Sta tor thlS special leaturlng a Ruulan skating lroope pe<tormfng t>allet. acrob1111c1 •nd comedy on k;e • KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles G KOCE·TVfPBS) Huntington Beacf'l 0 MEMOAIE8 ~El.VIS Anr.-Margret hOata a trlt>- ""COffee. r.. or Jedi?" Chrluy uae1 111 her chaTma to lure Jack to Illa aurprlae bl<thday party. (RI 0 BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE From Totonto ID MEAV ORlfflH Gu.ta: '*'Y van Dyke. Reasoner To Co-anchor '60 Minutes~ • NEW YORK (APl -Harry Reasoner. who rejoined CBS this summer after eight years as evening news anchorman at A BC, will become a fourth cor- respondent on the network's "60 Minutes'' prime lime ncwsmagazine, CBS said today. For Reasoner. it is a return to "60 Minutes," u program he in· troduced with Mike Wallace in Seplcmbt!r 1968. Wallace. Dan Rather and Morley Sarer cur· rcntly anchor the popular pro· gram. CBS SAID THAT under a rotating pattern to begin later thts year . each of four cor· respondents will appear three weeks out of every four. The format for "60 Minutes" will re· main the same. with three ma· Jor !>tones broadcast each week. Reasoner returned to CBS as a <:orrcspondent for the irregular· l y sc h eduled "CBS Reports" series. lie will begin work with "60 Minutes" next month. arter completing proj· eels under wav at "CBS Reports,'' the net work said NO DATE WAS set for Reasoner's premiere "60 Minutes" segment. CBS said the decision to add a fourth correspondent was motivated by an increasingly heavy workload on the three ex· 1sting correspondents. Hughes Portraged Tommy Lee Jones stars in title role in "The Amazing Howard Hughes." a four-hour drama tracing the billionaire's life from his start in business at 18 until his death. It will be rebroadcast in two parts at 9 tonight and Wednesday on Channel 2. O'Neal Scaling Heights Directing Promise Liues Comract Signing By JAYSHARBUTT _ BEVERLY lllLLS (AP> -We usually visit a saloonflere called the Ginger Man to take the waters. But tbjs time It was to chat with the co-owner about a TV drama on Wedmday In which he climbs a mountain. IChannel s. 8 p.m.> He's Patrick O'Neal, the ac- tor. His syndicated "Calloway!s Climb" airs in 76 cities. He plays a college professor who finds high trouble while scaling a mountain with his wife. HE SAID HE.LL do three more syndicated drama specials. all set outdool'3, this season in add1Uoo to playing the head of a bil law nrm in the new CBS serie5, "Kai.'' A taU, gray-haired man with a dry. sardonic sense of humor, O 'Neal sald he 1l1ned for "Climb" upon belnt promlted be could d.lrect the next show. He's serious about directing a~ler a loq acttna cereer. A nkive or Ocala, Fla., he from way b~ck have become began emoting in TV back in its producers, writers, directors. ~Ued.MGot~ 11T 'tbe"' .. -~·Bu I nev!" ~topp~ .Jona early 1950s, and also has been enough to say, Watt a mmute, I acclaimed for his Broadway want t.? go over and do t!!<>se work and such films as ''A Fine things. Maybe now, though. Madness." 0'NEAl.t WHO CALLs New THE FORMER STUDENT or York home but maintains a New York acting gurus Sanford house here, said his shooting Meisner and Lee Slrasberg was schedule for "Kaz" has given asked if he's ever directed a TV him the lime to now think s how before. seriously of having a go at "Some directors t work with say I do it all the time," he mused. "But no, not officially. ~lthough I dld lt and also wrote when I waa in the Air Force." With the pl"06pect of directing civilians now, h a1ao baa begun scrlvening again, too. lie says he'a writing one "Kai" episode. HE'S TRIED screenwritlng before, he aald, "but ll's mostly bun Incomplete. It's a funny pbenomena lhal'a happened. "1 oft.en tboutbt, 'I wlab thinp hadn 'l worked oui so wcU for me aa an actor.' I keep workina. But nearly all my ()Jd actor friends L directing and writing. ''I'd definitely call it a part· time job. I usually work about three days a week.'' he uld, but added that the days aren't con- secutive. which means he doesn't gel four days off in a row. "I have to stay here. J can't go off to Mexico or wherever. So what it leavH me ls lime. So to ute that lime. I can either open another restaurant or write and direct somethJne." But be has no plans to open another restaurant. He J\lll re- cently started the Oln1er Man here with actor Carroll O'Con· nor. Ht also must tend to six other watertna holes he owna blck ln New York. TUBE TOPPERS KCET D 7:30 -Tonight. Focuses on tennis' "1rand masters" including Pancho Gonzales and Frank Sedgman. on the eve of the 1978 U.S. Open Tennis Championship.-;. NBC D 8:00 -Memories of Elvis. Ann-Margret hosts a tribute to Elvis Presley. ' KHJ 0 9 :00 Billy Graham Crusade. First or three specials Crom Toronto. A'*' Suet. Mickey ROOMY. Or. Z.., Wanderer • MA8TEAPIECE THfATAE ""f>oldlrk II" Rota and Oeme11e return to eomwa11: George Warteo- gan IOMe the mo9t lmpor· 11n1 ~ In hla Ille jPar1 13of 13) .. .JO.di~ OOUHTRY "Roy'• Encounter" Chief Roy convinces Ballar 10 return with Nm to the ap<>I wtiere he atw a U.F 0 (R) ID THEBEU.E~ AMHERST Julie H1rrla atar1 In thl• one woman oeklbrallon of thl Nie. itplrit and l)Oltry ol " Dlcklnlon. (RI 10:001 NEWS 20120A8C NEW8MAOAZJHE I LET'S MAKE A DEAL NEWSCHECK 10:301 • NEWS • 8PECIAL "Roell Sonata For Piano And AmpHlled Cello" Per- formed 111 planlat-compoa- er Plul SchoetlfHllCI aria celllat Peter Howard (RI 11:00. D • (I) 0 NEW& 8 LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE '"Corle'• Rear Window" Corle think• that she aaw a murder Ci) MOVIE • * "Black Sun" ( 1967) Mlehlle Meroler. Oantet Gelin A -lthy young glrl goes to Africa In M8fCh of ~ brOI~. a Nazi cOlfab- orator, whO tied their In 19« (2 hrl) • THE 000 COUPt.E Oacar •• uuwa11y put out When Felix 1nv11 .. hi• for· mar Wiie to lhare the 8')ertrnll 1t wf¥le her houM II M1110 pM'ited. • FEANWOOO 2NIOHT 0111111: <*e-Oevtl VlrQll Slmma. 1111thtoOOIOQl•t Or Emanuel Katlntkl • DQ(CAVITT Quest: Kenneth Tynan crtuc. author. lll>d lorme< iole<lltY direclo't ot the Net1on11 Theatre 1n Ellgland (Part 1 ol 2)(R) Cl) MACNEIL I L£HREA MPOAT 11:30 II CJ) YOUR TUAN "Lanara To CBS N-•" A to<* at viewer retpO!lM to CBS News program• Q 8E8T OF CARSON Hoit: Johnny Car1on G~ta: Sammy O.vta Jr • Altov!M 01vll. JIN Ireland. Shleldl end Y1tnell. Or. Wiiiiam Nolen. (RI 9 TWIUOHT ZONE "Whlt"I In The Bo•" 0 9 ABCMOVIE * • "At long laal LOYll" ( 11175) Burt Reynolds. Cybill Shepherd. Two 11130'1 COUplel eng909 In a round ot romantic adY«t· tur .. with a blClcground ot Cole Porter etlndwd• ID HOOAN'S HEROES A tough new oltlcer eulgned to Stalag 13 iptet• Hogan"• plan mJ GETSMART KAOS" aon1c: boom machine can demolish whole citlel by concentral· ~ aouoCI Wl\lft fQ CAPTIOHEO WOALO NEWS TOHIGHT ~RNING t2:00 fJ (I) C88 l.ATE MOVIE • • • '.+ ""S-t Bird 01 Youtll"" t ttfl21 P1u1 ~en GerllCllNI P*Qe A dwellct retum1 f'lOmt 111., a~ abMllQe brlflo· Ing with llim a Ml.lrOllC. ~ lnOYle QIMI' • TWIUGHT ZOHC "Nl"-IY Yeatt Without S~rntterlflg" I .. lo.fHOPU HOHIVMOOHIM Ralph f~ Ed's compllo c:atad ocan to eYOld • flgtll and 1t11t 11119 tac.. t2:a0•~ ••• "Tiii We MHI Ag1ln" ( 111•01 Marl• Oberort. o.oroe Bretlt An ocean YOYIJlll brlngti hao- .,._ to a tennillally-111 girt wllel\ .,,. falls In love with a convicted rnurderet 11 hr., S5mln) • MOVIE •• '"Tim• Trevet11a·· PMCI Prwlon Fosler. PNC Cllr9Y Scient1111 v1t111ng the tutura are horrllled by thel< tlndlno• and r~ to r~ the proper Orne 12 lltS,) d) MOVIE *•'Jo · The Mighty Jungle" ( tll6-41 Marahall ThOITlpaon, Dove De lie The path• ol two e•pl0te<a leaO them into ~ ( 1 ht .30mln l 1!00 It TOMOlltAOW Guella Jim Hougen. author ot "Spook•." • l>OOk about lntematlOnlll corporate spying. Col Allan Bell, lorme< mlllt11y 1n1a11~aoen1 1J MAVERICK "POlnt Blank .. 1:15(1) NEWS t:460 NEWS 2:008 NEWS 0 MOVIE * •"9 "The Blue Ygc>on" 11949) Jean Simmon•. Donald Hooaton. A young Qlfl and boy, lhlpw<eckecl on an osltnO In Iha Pac:lllC. come to love each ottiet u 111ey meture Cr2 hr• t Cl) OET SMART CONTROL ma~.. d Celli with Kinsey Krispin 10 find htS wile in e•change for .i ""' 01 enemy aoent• 2'.26 0 NEWS 2:30 0 MOVIE •** "Meet Or Cllrtt· ttan" ( 1939) Jean Hertholl. 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Mulelaur A man •• left 10 die IO Iha Cl-' t>y hos Wiii! and her to-( t hr • 30 min 1 Spoe~ Myth Dispelled Nimoy Denies Suffering ldemity Crisis By JERRY BUCK HOLLYWOOD <API Leonard Nimoy. who explores myths and legends on "In Search Of." says he wants to shoot down a few myths sur- rounding himself and Mr. Spock of "Star Trek." Never. he says. has he suf· rered an identity crisis with the mysterious Vulcan of the TV series and movie in production. .. ALL THIS STUFF about Spock dominating my life 1s a myth." says Nimoy. "You've seen the headlines: 'ls he trapped by the character?' I've been reading that sturr for years and I just laugh." He says he is grateful ror what Spock dld for his career, but it was. after all, only a character that he played. ... w1 • .,..... s omething durable and som ething that people want more of. In our business that's not always the case. "IT'S AN ENORMOUSLY successrut proJect and J feel healthy about 1l It's the kind of success that you don't often have 1n this business." But Nimoy was more eager to talk about "In Search Of." the syndicated series about myths . legends and natural and psych.Jc phenomenon that he hosts. It's his third season and he was ex· cited about an episode on animal ESP to be rilmed this year He has done a promotional film ask· in~ viewers to s ubmit stories about their own experiences of extrasensory perception involv· mg animals The stories probably never would have arisen had "Star Trek" quietly gone into syn- dicated rerun and then vanished after it was canceled, as hap· pens to almost every other series. AS SPOCK AGAIN Actor Leonard Nlmoy lie said other subjects for this year 's "In Search Of" include clonin~. cryogenics and the Siberian fireball of 1908 . NIMOY SAJD HE was asked to hosl the senes after he left "M1ss1on . Impossible." It was a task he took on eagerly BUT "STAR TREK." which aired on NBC three years until 1969. would not go away. In the nearly 10 years since 1969, it has become a worldwid e phenomenon. Had not Para- mount Pictures put the movie in· lo production. thousands oC "Trekkies" might have been clamoring at the studio gates. The $15 million "Star Trek . The Motion Picture" reunites the entire original cast of the series. Robert Wise is directing and Gene Roddenberry. who created "Star Trek." 1s produc- ing. It is without precedent for a canceled TV series to inspire a motion picture. Another thing that disturbs Nimoy Is the beltef that Spock has no emotions. "I HONESrL Y DON'T believe 1:he press hu-ever captured or understood what Spock was about." he said. "It's the same with the stories about my ide.11tl· ty 11tPUagle with Spock. They were just going for easy drama Ustinov Due In Thailand BANGKOK, Thailand <AP> British actor and film director Peter Ustinov Is scheduled lo visit Thalland Sept. S-9 to appear In scenes with Thal children for a documentary film he's making Cor the United Nations Children's Fund. Ustinov. a UNICEF "goodwill amb3111ador," will spend most of his time on locaUon ln Khon· Kaen lo northeastern Thatland, where UNICEF-assisted pro· grams are belng ~nductcd . The 57 -year·old actor has made public appearances and media "ppeals to raise money tor UNICEF(« nine years "I've seen him described as a cold, unemotional alien. I don 't think that's accurate. Spock 1s not unemotional he's in con~ trol of his emotions. There 1s a pool of emotions 10 this character and the fun for the viewer is to see if they can catch a crack in hr s reserve or ~ gleam in his eye. Thal gives him more dlmension. With no emo· tion s he would h ave no dimensions at all " After 10 years. how docs he feel about pluysn~ the role again? "I feel terrific," he says "I fee l successful The s implest. most honest answer I can give is that I feel we have achieved Fine Arts "Ever since "Star Trek' J've received countless letters and arllcles and books on the kinds of subjecL-; we cover." he says. "I've always be<>n curious about it myself and T'vc done a lot or reading ·· He derends the series against criticism that rt sometimes sug- J?ests conclusions that are not supported by fact. "In the first place. we are not a scientific documentary," he says. "This is an entertainment show. We present subjects peo· pie are interested in and we always include all the scientific data available .. ReyTWlds to Add Teaching to Career TAMPA, Fla. (AP> -Actor Burt Reynolds bas discovered the secret of holdin& an audience. he's going to become a teacher Reynolds. in Tampa to provide color commentary Friday on a local television station for the Miami Dolphins-Tampa Bay Buc- caneers preseason National Football League game. said be hopes to complete work toward a bachelor's degree in fine arts at Florida State University in Tallahassee. Reynolds. who left Florida State In 1957 after o knee Injury disrupted his car~r s a college football halfback, said he docsn 't plan to give up his lucrative Hollywood career. but wanu to extend his talents to In elude the leachln& of flne art.a. "I've got nine hours to 1et." Reynolds said. "I'm aoln& to tlnd out xactly what I need I 'm dotng less pictures and J've got a lot more time. What I'd like to do when I 'm not workine is teach -it's a captive audience. They can't leave until the bell rlnas ·• unt I We ................ , ..... .. -~---... -... 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